Ross,
 
You should have no problem getting a few volunteers. COA'ers are a pretty
honest lot and, for the most part, there's always someone around ready to
lend a hand just when you need it.  Have fun.
 
Kim
 
ross mayhew. wrote:
>
> My helper for the Bourse in Mouseville has Jumped Ship, and left me up
> the proverbial creek.  I have an idea, however:  If several of you
> wonderful Conchlers would volunteer a couple of hours each, to help
> guard my shells, and perhaps write an invoice or two (nothing
> strenuous!!), i could manage just fine.  I only have 2 tables, but no
> cases or that sort of fancy stuff, so to keep an eye on things, converse
> with customers (and window-shoppers!), do invoices, etc. all by my
> lonesome would be a bit tricky!  I suppose i'm taking a tiny risk in
> asking relative strangers to help out this way, but as long as your
> initials aren't E.T., i'm not too worried (has anyone heard from the #1
> shell-snatcher recently, anyway??)
>
>         Anywas, i'd like to get this nailed down today(Friday), as i leave
> tomorrow on the 3 day bus trip down the good old I-95.
>                                                                                                                 Stranded in Canada,
>                                                                                                                 -Ross M.