OCIC 2013--"Function at the Junction"

[Jerry Feather]

For those of you who are Members of the 928 Owners Club, we are finalizing the plans for this year's International Convention to be held right here in River City (Grand Junction, CO) starting July 4th at 11:00am through Sunday morning the 7th. The plans include a Mystery Paleontology Expedition, a Tour and Poker Run over the Colorado National Monument, an excursion to Gateway for lunch and to see the Auto Museum there, a Cocktail Party, an Awards Banquet. and a Public Car Show featuring all or most of our 928s and some local rod and custom "iron."

In addition there is a lot more to do around here for the family and Members and guests such as art on the corner in downtown GJT, and the Allen Auto Museum here in town.

The Hotel is the Clarion Inn and their rate for us is $79 plus taxes. Registration will be handled through me or our travel agent.

The registration for the Convention is $45 per person or $30 for Children 12 and under. Vendors who participate as vendors will pay an additional $200.

There will be much more detail about this Convention in the next issue of The Shark Vibes, the bimonthly issue of the Club Newsletter which will be published by email in about a week and a half. There will be a preregistration form in this issue of TSV together with a membership application, in case you are not yet a Member of the OC.

You will need to be a Member to attend, but you can bring any members of your immediate family and/or your best non-928 buddy as your guest, and they need not become a member themselves.

If you are not yet a member, send me your email address and I will send you a copy of the most recent TSV which has an application for Membership with it.

jfeather@bresnan.net

[Streetcrawler]

$30 for children under 12?

$30 for my 6 month old to attend?

This may be the only thing on earth she would have to pay to attend. She even gets on airplanes free!

[Jerry Feather]

Originally Posted by Streetcrawler

$30 for children under 12?

$30 for my 6 month old to attend?

This may be the only thing on earth she would have to pay to attend. She even gets on airplanes free!

Well, that is a very good point. I'll fix that. However, what age should the free aspect of it end? At what age would you consider that the child is "participating" in such things as food and prizes and any other amenities that might be available so that a charge should apply.