Corvette Club of Utah. P.O. Box 1207 Riverton, UT Nov/Dec 2009

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1 Corvette Club of Utah P.O. Box 1207 Riverton, UT Nov/Dec

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2009 Corvette Club of Utah Officers... 3 Birthdays Event Summary... 5 New Members... 5 Getting to Know the Members... 6 Tim and Kathy Kutz... 6 National Corvette Museum News... 7 Western States Corvette Council... 8 Corvette Racing... 8 Mountain West Street News (MWSN)... 8 Corvette Club of Utah News... 8 Wear Your CCU Name Badge... 8 Sales Presentations... 9 Obligation of Club Monies... 9 Not Hearing About Upcoming Events... 9 Club Shirts, Jackets, and Hats... 9 August 2009 Birthday Breakfast and Cruise... 9 National Corvette Caravan st Annual Peach Days Car Show Sept 2009 Membership Meeting Minutes Sept 2009 Birthday Dinner and Cruise Wings and Wheels Air and Car Show Bryce Canyon Overnighter Oct 2009 Membership Meeting Minutes November Events Birthday Breakfast Nov 14th Nov 2009 Membership Meeting/Officer Elections Nov 18th 16 December Events rd Annual Lake Havasu Parade of Lights Dec 4 th CCU Christmas Party Dec 12th Dec 2009 Membership Meeting Dec 16th Birthday Dinner Dec 19th Future Events CCU Awards Banquet Jan 23 rd Yellowstone Snow Coach Trip Feb 26th Advertisements Front Cover Photo Credit The 2009 NCM Corvette Caravan driving past the front of the National Corvette Museum upon arrival. To change your mailing address for the Vette Gazette, send an to membership@corvetteclubofutah.org. VETTE GAZETTE SUBMISSION INFORMATION To submit information for publication in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of the Vette Gazette, please submit your information to the Gazette Editor, no later than Dec 19th. 2

3 President Paul Cox 2009 CORVETTE CLUB OF UTAH OFFICERS Gazette Editor Bob Clayton Vice President Bob Anderson Special Events Chair Kim Riley Vice President Horst Hackbarth Membership Chair Mike Barker Vice President Lloyd Laycock Historian Liliane Hoefnagel Secretary Char Ohlson Webmaster Dave Ohlson Treasurer Jalee Cox NCM Ambassador and Public Relations Chair Bob Tillotson To a CCU Officer, go to and click on 2009 Officers for a list of the officers. Click on the blue underlined title of the officer to send an to that officer. 3

4 BIRTHDAYS November Birthdays /3 Nate Byers 11/4 Anne Crawford 11/5 Richard McDaniel 11/5 Pam Turner 11/7 Kathy Rohlfing 11/8 Wendy Christensen 11/8 Judy Corgait 11/11 David Evans 11/12 Dave McMurrin 11/11 Bob Mueller 11/11 Don Rosenkrantz 11/12 Paulette Evans 11/13 Mike Corgait 11/13 Shawn Powell 11/15 Pam Thompson 11/15 Ruben Trujillo 11/16 Connie Anderson 11/16 Barb Mueller 11/17 Teresa Margetts 11/21 Ernie Carlson 11/21 Larry Kasper 11/27 Tim Kutz 11/28 Steve Wolfley 11/29 Colleen Fisher 11/29 Joyce Hall 12/14 Ruth Pape 12/15 Linda Elmer 12/15 Dean Purdy 12/17 Brent Gibson 12/18 Bob Richardson 12/19 Diana Cooley 12/19 Alan Rohlfing 12/21 Terri Warburton 12/22 Karen Ward 12/26 Darlene Odenwalder 12/26 Susan Trujillo 12/29 Jana Huffman 12/29 Lori Sadler 12/30 Sandy Smith 12/30 Stacy Wright 12/31 Shawnee Plant December Birthdays /2 Brent Cannon 12/6 Dale Penrod 12/6 Robert Thomson 12/10 Robert Strong 12/11 Larry Ricketts 12/11 Paul Smith 12/12 Kit Kosakowski 12/12 Dee Oldroyd 12/13 Linda Anderson 12/13 Ann Smith 12/14 Nancy Jensen 12/14 Bob Larson 4

5 2009 EVENT SUMMARY NOVEMBER Officers Meeting - Laycock s 14 Birthday Breakfast Anna s Restaurant, Murray, UT 18 Membership Meeting/Officer Elections Larry H. Miller, Murray, UT DECEMBER rd Annual Lake Havasu Parade of Lights 9 New/Old Officers Meeting - Red Lobster, Midvale, UT 12 Christmas Party - Davis Convention Center, Layton, UT 16 Membership Meeting Larry H. Miller, Murray, UT 19 Birthday Dinner (North) TBD JANUARY Officers Meeting - TBD 20 Membership Meeting - TBD 23 Awards Banquet Madeline s Steakhouse, South Jordan, UT 30 Birthday Breakfast (South) - TBD FEBRUARY Officers Meeting - TBD 17 Membership Meeting - TBD 21 Birthday Dinner (North) TBD Yellowstone Snow Coach Trip West Yellowstone MARCH Yellowstone Snow Coach Trip West Yellowstone 5-7 Parts Plus AutoRama - South Towne Expo Center, Sandy, UT 10 Officers Meeting - TBD 17 Membership Meeting - TBD APRIL Officers Meeting - TBD 21 Membership Meeting TBD 30 Seligman-Topock 23nd Annual Historic Route 66 Fun Run Kingman MAY Seligman-Topock 23nd Annual Historic Route 66 Fun Run Kingman 12 Officers Meeting - TBD 19 Membership Meeting - TBD JUNE th Annual Historic 25 th Street Car & Motorcycle Show Ogden, UT 6 31 st Anniversary MWSN Picnic Sandridge Park, Roy, UT 9 Officers Meeting - TBD 16 Membership Meeting - TBD JULY Cache Valley Cruise In - Logan, UT 14 Officers Meeting - TBD 21 Membership Meeting - TBD AUGUST nd Annual Roy Days Car Show Roy, UT Tim and Kathy Kutz Clearfield, UT 2008 Black Coupe Recruited By: Dave Hess Linda and Chad Anderson West Point, UT 1997 Red Coupe Recruited By: Chris Margetts NEW MEMBERS 5

6 GETTING TO KNOW THE MEMBERS TIM AND KATHY KUTZ Kathy and Tim were born and raised in Fort Dodge, Iowa. They met in high school and have been married for 36 years. They are the parents of three grown sons and one daughter-in-law and have six wonderful grandchildren. They lived and traveled all over the world during his 20 plus year Air Force career and landed in Utah in Their first Vette was a 91 coupe that he bought in They sold it and waited until Feb 2008 to buy their current black '08 roadster. They are excited about being members of the club. 6

7 NATIONAL CORVETTE MUSEUM NEWS All roads lead to Bowling Green when 300 plus Corvettes rolled out from the Salt Lake Airport Hilton on Monday morning August 31, Among those were 23 Vettes from our Corvette Club of Utah. After more than two years of planning, our portion of the National Corvette Caravan 09 left Salt Lake City with enthusiasts from 7 western states to make stops in Grand Junction and Aurora, CO, Junction City, KS, Mt. Vernon, IL and on to the National Corvette Museum and the GM Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green, KY. Five days of activities were planned for the 15th Anniversary Celebration and Grand Reopening for the National Corvette Museum. Attendance numbers are now in. There were in excess of 4,500 Corvettes from all over the U.S., Canada, the UK, and even the Netherlands and Australia. There were 5,290 people registered but in excess of 24,000 people were in attendance during the event. There were 1,875 new names enrolled as members to the NCM. Entertainment was not lacking while at the Celebration. Attendees were treated to a ribbon cutting of the recently completed 47,000 sq. ft. addition, enlarging the NCM to a total of 115,000 sq. ft. of space dedicated to All Things Corvette. The new addition includes Corvette Boulevard with its old fashioned main street look, a library and archives. A new Corvette Store, the Corvette Café diner and a new Conference Center which can seat 400 for dinners and accommodate 30 Corvettes for auctions and display. On tap during the five day Celebration event were technical seminars with Corvette engineers, and designers, an exhibit of rare Corvettes, road trips, autocross, drag racing, and the appearance of the Stingray Corvette concept car which also had a part in the recent Transformers 2 movie. On Friday morning Sept. 4, a meeting for NCM club Ambassadors was held in the museum s new Chevrolet Theater. The meeting was conducted by museum Executive Director Wendell Strode with Stephanie Morrill, Membership/Guest Services Manager and Adam Boca, NCM Insurance Agent also in attendance. There the ambassador Reps from the many attending Corvette clubs were given information on the status of the NCM and future plans that are in the works. A major plan now in the fund raising stage is for a nationally ranked 3 mile road coarse raceway to be built on 70 plus acres on the opposite side of I-65 across from the NCM. Earlier this year Mr. Alan Wilson, designer and manager of our own Miller Motorsports Park, spent a week with staff and planners at the NCM. The project is in good hands. 7

8 Funding is now the major goal requiring $1,060,000 as first priority for the acquisition of the land. This Motorplex Park will also host a ¼ mile drag strip and an autocross and skid pad area. For more see the Motorplex link on the NCM web site. On Saturday afternoon September 5th a grand concert was held in the museum Amphitheater for the greatest Beatles imitation group around. The 1964 The Tribute group performed all the favorite Beatles oldies it was like stepping back 45 years. These guys, according to Rolling Stone magazine present the Best Beatles tribute in the World. The crowd thought so too. During this 15th Anniversary Celebration the museum raffled off three new 2010 Corvettes plus $15, in cash along with additional cash drawings for pre-registered participants. Wendell Strode was quoted as saying, The tremendous success of this event says a lot about the love people have for America s Sports Car, and for fellow car enthusiasts. Our Corvette Club of Utah is a Lifetime Member Club of the National Corvette Museum. CCU members can be proud when they walk the halls and take in the marvelous exhibits and displays at the museum. While making your visit to the museum remember to locate our CCU commemorative brick right in front of the museum main doors. If you have questions about the NCM or are interested in becoming a member please feel free to contact me for information and details for becoming a NCM member. Remember the Wave. Bob Tillotson, CCU Ambassador bobt@skyplanner.com WESTERN STATES CORVETTE COUNCIL The Corvette Club of Utah is a non-voting member of the Western States Corvette Council (WSCC). For more information, membership information, or to read the WSCC Redline Magazine go to Our WSCC representative is Bob Tillotson. CORVETTE RACING The Corvette Club of Utah fully supports the American Le Mans Racing Series (ALMS) and the ALMS Race at Miller Motorsports Park. For more details about Corvette racing check out the web sites at: MOUNTAIN WEST STREET NEWS (MWSN) The Mountain West Street News (MWSN) is a local publication that promotes and advertises area events for car clubs and enthusiasts. CCU is part of this publication. Our CCU correspondent for MWSN is Bob Tillotson. You can join MWSN and receive it s bi-monthly publication by attending the MWSN Picnic each summer. MWSN, P.O. Box 172, Roy, UT or call (801) CORVETTE CLUB OF UTAH NEWS WEAR YOUR CCU NAME BADGE We have lots of new members in the club. The only way they will be able to remember your name is you wear your CCU name badge. To encourage you, only members wearing naming tags will get raffle tickets for the Membership Meeting door prizes. Come on, dig out those badges. 8

9 SALES PRESENTATIONS Sales presentations at any of our membership meetings from any business or organization other than our sponsor must be approved at the Officer s Meeting the month prior. Please, no exceptions. OBLIGATION OF CLUB MONIES From Article VI Section 4 of the ByLaws - No obligation, debt or other liability will be incurred without the specific approval of the President. An amount exceeding $200 must be approved by 2/3rd majority vote of the officers. An amount exceeding $500 will be voted on at a normal club meeting. Proposals for donations of money at club meetings must be made to and approved by the officers before presenting motions for vote at a normal club Meeting. NOT HEARING ABOUT UPCOMING EVENTS We try to keep you informed with the Gazette, the CCU Website, and reminders. If you want to receive updates on events, changes to the schedule (and that does happen), you need to let us know your current address. If you change your address, you need to tell us or you won t get CCU . Please your most current e- mail address to Mike Barker at membership@corvetteclubofutah.org. CLUB SHIRTS, JACKETS, AND HATS If you would like to purchase Club shirts, jackets and hats, contact Horst at , vette_fun4two@yahoo.com. Items must be prepaid. AUGUST 2009 BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST AND CRUISE The CCU Birthday Breakfast was held on August 22 nd at the Layton Commons Park. It was a beautiful morning for breakfast and the first chance to try out the club grill for cooking something other than hamburgers. Breakfast was good. After breakfast, a lot of us wandered the park to view the ducks and geese. The names of members with birthdays in August were read. We then departed on a mystery cruise which took us up Ogden Canyon and over Monte Cristo to Evanston, Wyoming. It was then up through Mirror Lake to Kamas for lunch. It was a great afternoon to be out driving the Corvette. NATIONAL CORVETTE CARAVAN 2009 Wow does not even describe the experience. On August 30 th, the club welcomed the Northern California, Northwest, and Idaho Caravans at the Miller Motor Sports Park. Participants and club members were treated to cart races, a parade lap, and dinner. Yes, we successfully filled the entire track with Corvettes. On August 31 st, the Caravans merged and departed the Salt Lake Airport Hilton for Colorado. No problems, even during rush hour. I was the last vehicle and the caravan was 4 miles long. At Grand Junction, the Grand Junction Corvette Club arranged expedited refueling across the street from the mall and then reserved parking at the mall. At Aurora, the Colorado Corvette Club provided dinner and breakfast at the Aurora Sports Park. The exit road out of the Sports Park just happened to be a ¼ mile and I don t need to tell you what happened each time a Corvette departed. The next two days, the club separated from the main caravan and traveled as the Corvette Club of Utah with overnight stops in Kansas and Illinois. The club maintained the tradition of getting separated in St Louis, but all managed to eventually get to the motel. The last night before going into the museum, Mid-America Motor Works hosted a pre-caravan celebration at their facility with dinner, a band, and tours of their facilities. 9

10 On Thursday, the Northern California, Northwest, Idaho, Utah, and Colorado Caravan merged back together at over 400 strong and with a police escort departed Illinois for the last leg to Kentucky. It was pretty neat rolling past the museum with the other participants watching. On Friday, everyone went to the Assembly Plant for a tour. It was a self guided tour that left you go through at your own pace. Most of us took 2 hours to make it through and that was with prodding from the tour guides to keep moving. We got to see it made from two frame pieces to the finished product, all colors, all options, and all models. Some people even got to start the car as it rolled out of the final inspection area. We were warned in advance that it would like it was extremely easy, but the reality is the people building the car know what they are doing. The assembly plant was easily the best part of the entire Caravan 2009 experience. I know I m ready to order a new Grand Sport after watching the Corvettes being assembled. Saturday was basically the final day of the 15 th Anniversary Celebration. Most people toured the country side of Kentucky, finished shopping at the Corvette Store in the Museum, or went through the museum and looked at the amazing collection of Corvettes they have. 10

11 Nov 2009 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Daylight Savings Time Ends Veterans Day CCU Officer s Meeting 7:00PM Birthday Breakfast CCU Membership Meeting and Elections 7:00PM Thanksgiving

12 Dec 2009 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat CCU New and Old Officer s Meeting 7:00PM CCU Christmas Party CCU Membership Meeting 7:00PM Birthday Dinner Christmas

13 31 ST ANNUAL PEACH DAYS CAR SHOW The CCU participated in the 31 st Annual Peach Days Celebration on Friday Sept 11 th and Saturday Sept 12 th. Events started on Friday night with the traditional poker run. Saturday morning was the parade through Brigham City followed by the Car Show in Watkins Park. SEPT 2009 MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES The September Membership Meeting was held on Sept 16 th at Larry H. Miller Chevrolet. The officers presented information on up-coming events. Bob Tillotson presented information on the upcoming CCU Christmas Party and will have a sign-up and will be collecting checks at future membership meetings. He also announced that the WSCC will be doing a repeat of their Corvette s in Vegas Celebration sometime in the spring. He will be organizing a trip to the event. Lee Turner made a motion to allocate funds 45 th Anniversary Corvette Club of Utah Reunion Party and the CCU Christmas Party. He failed to get prior club officer approval of the proposed obligation as required by the bylaws and the motion was declared out of order by Paul Cox, the Club President. The Club President or any other club officer, does not have the authority to obligate club funds or allow a vote to obligate funds without the prior approval of a majority of the 13

14 club officers. The article outlining the requirement for officer approval has been returned under the Corvette Club of Utah News in this addition of the Gazette. Several members were upset with the motion being declared out of order and walked out of the meeting. Dave Ohlson presented the proposed changes to the bylaws. These proposed changes were developed by a bylaws committee appointed at the first of the year. They were reviewed, modified, and approved by a majority of the officers in the August 2009 Officer s Meeting. Changes will be discussed again at the October Membership Meeting and then voted on at the November Membership Meeting. Other suggested changes were proposed during the review and it was asked that they be submitted and reviewed after the election of the 2010 Club Officers. A full copy of the meeting minutes is available from the club secretary upon request. SEPT 2009 BIRTHDAY DINNER AND CRUISE The Sept 2009 Birthday Dinner and Cruise was held on Sept 20 th. A cruise departed Salt Lake City and went over the Alpine Loop to Sundance Ski Resort. The weather was perfect and the leaves were just starting to change their colors. Following the stop at Sundance, the cruise continued down Provo Canyon to Rib City in American Fork. The food was good as usual. The names of members with birthdays in September were read. Anyone can attend the Birthday Breakfasts or Dinners. It s just another chance to come out and socialize with fellow Corvette owners. WINGS AND WHEELS AIR AND CAR SHOW On Saturday, Sept 26 th, the city of Wendover held their 3rd annual Wings and Wheels Air and Car Show at the Historic Wendover Airfield in Wendover, UT. The Corvette Club of Utah participated in masse, filling the hanger and an outside display under the wing of an aircraft with Corvettes. Congratulations to Luke and Liliane Hoefnagel, Don Rosencrantz, Teddy Wardle, and Damon Young who received car show wards for their cars. Awards were presented by CCU Club Member and the Mayor of Wendover, Utah, Mike Crawford. Lee Turner was able to present a check from CCU to ALS during the Air and Car Show representing the funds he collected from individuals who supported his efforts through fund raisers. Major contributors was Liliane Hoefnagel and Connie Anderson who made and auction blankets. During the car show, there were a variety of aircraft and equipment static displays plus the history of the Wendover Airport and the training of the Enola Gay aircrew in preparation of dropping nuclear weapons on Japan. Following the car show was the air show with a variety of prop and jet aircraft, to include the F-16 Viper West demonstration team. 14

15 BRYCE CANYON OVERNIGHTER On Oct 3 rd, seventeen Corvettes headed out to Bryce Canyon for the last overnight cruise of the year. Traffic was light and the weather held out. The farther south we went, the sunnier and warmer it got. We took the scenic bypass down to Bryce, over the Devil s backbone and then down the Escalante Staircase. The leaves were still changing so we were treated to the fall colors as we went through the mountains near Boulder. After we checked in at the new Best Western, we headed into the park for sunset. We didn t stay till the sun went all the way down, but we got to see the changing colors and shadows. On the way out there were deer everywhere. Some of us ate at the Steak House at Ruby s and rest of us went to the new Bar G Show at Ebenezer s Bar & Grill. This is a new Cowboy Music dinner and show that just started this year. In the morning, five diehard cars headed into the park for sunrise. The clouds parted, and we were treated to a beautiful, but cold, sunrise. OCT 2009 MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES The October Membership Meeting and Officer Nominations were held on Oct 21 st at Larry H. Miller Chevrolet. Paul Cox started out the meeting by asking the members to not ask our sponsor for donations. Our sponsor has graciously provided a significant annual donation to the club in a financially difficult year and provided the club with a place to meet. Please try them when buying a new car or Corvette. The club has donated 1814 lbs of food from car show fees and member contributions. The club regularly meets at the Village Inn after membership meetings and all members are invited. It s time to start thinking about renewing your club membership. You can pay at the meetings or mail it to the CCU address on the front cover of the Gazette. Abbreviated minutes of the membership meeting can be found in the Gazette. The results of the elections to include the vote totals will be announced after the Nov Membership Meeting. Ballots will be retained for 60 days. The current President has the responsibility to appoint an Election Committee to conduct the club elections. Liliane Hoefnagel and Connie Anderson Announced the Yellowstone Snow Coach Trip. Details can be found in the Gazette. $700 was donated to ALS during the Wings and Wheels Car Show. John Kennedy and Mike Crawford thanked club members for participating in their respective events. Pictures from the club photo shoot are still available. Mike Barker introduced a new member, Gary Sommercorn. Lloyd Laycock announced that calendars with Club Member s Corvettes will be available for purchase. Also new T-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats are available. Char Ohlson announced that club members now need to sign in at events to get credit. Dave Ohlson presented inputs received on by-law changes. No other inputs were presented and the changes will be presented to the membership for voting during the club elections at the November Membership Meeting. Officers for 2010 were nominated at the names are on the ballots located in the Gazette. A full copy of the meeting minutes is available from the club secretary upon request. NOVEMBER EVENTS BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST NOV 14TH Saturday, Nov 14th 11:00 AM at Anna s Restaurant, 4700 South 900 East, Murray, UT. Come help us celebrate the birthdays of members born in November. Check the Corvette Club of Utah website for the latest information. 15

16 NOV 2009 MEMBERSHIP MEETING/OFFICER ELECTIONS NOV 18TH Wednesday, Nov 18th 7:00 PM at Larry H. Miller Chevrolet, 5650 South State St, Murray. This is your chance to elect the new Officers for The ballots are inserted in this edition of the Gazette. You can bring it with you to the meeting or mail it in Absentee. Please follow the instructions on the ballots for Absentee Voting. Only one ballot will be accepted from each eligible member. Please be on time so we can conduct the elections, count the ballots, and announce the winners before the end of the meeting. Be sure to wear your name badges to be eligible for the door prizes. For more information contact Kim Riley, or Check the Corvette Club of Utah website for the latest information. DECEMBER EVENTS 3 RD ANNUAL LAKE HAVASU PARADE OF LIGHTS DEC 4 TH Friday, Dec 4 th : The Color Country Corvettes has invited the Corvette Club of Utah members to attend the 3 rd Annual Lake Havasu Parade of Lights with them on Dec 4 th and 5th. They will be staying at the Island Suites ( ) in Lake Havasu, AZ. If interested, contact Bill Labato ( or WRL1@live.com for meeting and route information. CCU CHRISTMAS PARTY DEC 12TH To reserve a room, call and select option #4 for the front desk. 16 DEC 2009 MEMBERSHIP MEETING DEC 16TH Wednesday, Dec 16th 7:00 PM at Larry H. Miller Chevrolet, 5650 South State St, Murray. Be sure to wear your name badges to be eligible for the door prizes. For more information contact Kim Riley, or vetnwild@comcast.net.

17 Check the Corvette Club of Utah website for the latest information. BIRTHDAY DINNER DEC 19TH Saturday, Dec 19th TBD. Come help us celebrate the birthdays of members born in December. Check the Corvette Club of Utah website for the latest information. FUTURE EVENTS CCU AWARDS BANQUET JAN 23 RD Saturday, Jan 23rd 7:00PM at Madeline s Steak House in South Jordan, UT. Come see who is going to be recognized for one of those bloopers during the years activities and find out who was the member of the year for Check the Corvette Club of Utah website for the latest information. YELLOWSTONE SNOW COACH TRIP FEB 26TH Friday, Feb 26th - Monday March 1 st : Package includes: 3 nights lodging at the motel 1 day snow coach to Old Faithful 1 day snow coach to Canyon 1 Prime Rib dinner at Three Bear Restaurant 3 days of hot breakfasts at Three Bear Restaurant 1 movie ticket Price: $ per person/ double occupancy or $ per person/single occupancy. BOOKING: YOU MUST BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATIONS WITH TAWNI and tell her you are with the Corvette Club of Utah. She is there Tuesday thru Saturday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The number is THREE BEAR POLICY: A $ per person deposit will be charged to your credit card at the time of booking. $50.00 per person of this deposit is non-refundable. In order to receive a refund of $ per person you must cancel at least 30 days prior to your arrival date. If your reservation is cancelled with less than 30 days notice, you will not receive a refund. This does not include entrance into Yellowstone Park. You will need to bring your National Park Pass or pay an entrance fee. ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE BOOKED BY DECEMBER 10,

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