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05-01-2009, 10:53 AM | #1 | ||
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hi Everyone,
A reminder that if you plan to pre-enter for Kiwanis All Ford Day (it's cheaper to do so), the cut-off is the end of the month. If you decide to enter on the day, please be aware of the following; 1. There are 1250 entries available on the day. If they get 1230 pre-entries, that means only 20 people who roll up on the day can enter- you may miss out. 2. It will cost $30 instead of $20 3. Non preregistered cars that attend on the day will be directed to the registration area before entering the show car arena- you will not enter with those club members who have pre-entered. 4. Under no circumstances short of a medical emergency can you leave before 3pm. Download the entry form from either the www.allfordday.org site or club website in downloads section. Lastly, please let Karyn email know you are entering (either vie pre-entry or if you plan to enter on the day) so we know how many clubbies there will be to fit in the club area.
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