Louise
O.K., I accept what you say. But at the same time, Ken does have a point. On the computer groups I referred to, anybody giving insufficient information is referred to a Web page called "Smart Questions." I won't repeat the address here, because completely different considerations apply in this discipline. Usually, there is an equivalent advice in the group's FAQ. Ken is hinting that a person living some distance from a LDS centre should say so. That seems to me to be a bit too much to expect, but I am always opening my mouth and putting my foot in it. I accuse my wife of being far more critical, the less she knows about the topic, and I don't want to be accused of the same.
On a constructive note, is there an LDS church in your locality? They may be able to order something in from a Centre, but you may have to chase up a fiche reader. After all, the service is primarily there for their adherents. The only Centre I have been to is here at Bendigo, and they had to order in what I wanted.
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