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Tu Tangata, Issue 3, 1 November 1981, Page 34

Organising a party? Here are four simple rules to make it more successful Make Non-Alcoholic Drinks Available Remember to have plenty of non-alcoholic drinks for people who want to take it easy or do not want alcohol at all. It’s Wrong to Insist It is unreasonable, sometimes unfair, to insist that people drink more than they wish. Forcing alcohol on others is wrong. 8 llg 7' | r - ‘ ’• : i a • , £ s ' ’ H !gjS C i if ■- Don’t be Heavy Handed When serving alcohol, don't be heavy handed. It may seem generous, but your colleagues may wish to regulate their drinking and those doubles and trebles can therefore be dangerous. Serve Plenty of Food Show your organising ability with plenty of food. Not just snacks substantial items. Not only Not just snacks substantial items. Not only does this counter some of the effects of alcohol but it is a much better way to make your office party (or your party at home) more memorable E|i ir%7 stffMl l . • '-il =: sm tm if ' *g|p£i ]• j,,y-PPI IH wm wsmm ■ k. a r N 1 < A m IT I mom . p's*? \ . •' " t • K * K L I : -v. t' -y-n '' tv Ms • -V BtassttcsmikttSßßßßßMßnaMßaßaßßßS&anßnßßßgnssnßaEßßKaaßßß REMEMBER THE RULES AND EVERYONE WILL HAVE A GREAT TIME a ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR ADVISORY COUNCIL a l a.c.io ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR ADVISORY COUNCIL A.I.A.C.IO