추가[2002 Convention]

From: PeterHeesch@cs.com

> Hi all,

> I keep thinking that the information on this year's International Paper

> Modelers' Convention (our sixth) has been published -- but it hasn't, so here

> goes.

>

> The convention will be held over the weekend of 25-27 October at the Dulles

> Days Hotel and Convention Center (rooms are only $59.00 for single or double

> on Friday and Saturday nights) in Herndon, VA (near Washington, DC and a free

> shuttle ride from Dulles International Airport). There is a registration fee

> of $10.00 and a 6 foot table costs $25.00. We will start with an ice breaker

> ($10.00 for sandwiches with a cash bar -- $15.00 for sandwiches w/o

> reservation) while we set up the tables of displays. The Convention will be

> open to the general public (free admission) on Saturday (approx. 10 am until

> 5pm) and Sunday (approx. 10 am until 3pm) -- we will also sponsor a "make and

> take" on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday we will have a buffet ($25.00 with

> reservation and $30.00 at the door - cash bar) starting at 6pm and this will

> be followed by an auction of donated models to help fund next year's

> convention (so if you can't attend please send your donations and

> reservations to Peter Ansoff, 6353 8th Circle, Alexandria, VA 22312-1903 or

> send donations to H&B Precision Card Models, P.O. Box 8786, Reston, VA

> 20195). Sunday between 9 and 10 am we will have our annual business meeting

> to discuss the site of next year's convention and how to improve on this

> year's convention. BTW if you make your reservations and send payment before

> 1 September there is a 10 percent discount.

> I'm certain I forgot some key details (but as they say at the newspaper, the

> typos are clearly evident after you have pushed the start the press button).

> So, for more details visit our website set up by Ed Schulman at:

> http://www.perceptions-web-designers.com/IPM2002/

> Sorry for the commercial interruption, but wanted to make certain I got the

> word out before people made plans for October.

> Pete Heesch