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Porsche Club of America Bentpylon 3 Bentpylon EVENTS Fred and Ruth Zacharias, Editors 2018 OVR Events BentPylon August 2018 Ohio Valley Region | Porsche Club of America BentPylon 3 BentPylon EVENTS Fred and Ruth Zacharias, Editors 2018 OVR Events The Bent Pylon is a publication of the Ohio OVR MONTHLY MEETING Valley Region, Porsche Club of America, Monthly Board Meeting / Member Social 2nd Tuesday of the Month 6-8:00 pm published at 6380 Blackheath Circle, Ma- Firehouse Grill/Blue Ash son, OH 45040 and printed by American Printing. Permission to reprint any material SOCIAL Rallye published is granted providing full credit • 2018 Annual Meeting/Dinner is given to Bent Pylon and the author and Saturday Evening, Noember 17, 2018 providing there is no copyright involved. Porsche TECH SESSIONS The Bent Pylon accepts articles sub- TBA Milford mitted for publication. All articles CONCOURS/SHOWS and ads must be received by the 10th • Red Brick Reunion Saturday of the month prior to publication. Saturday, August 11, 2018 September 15, 2018 • Porsches On The Mac Rain Date Sunday September 16 Mart ads and articles can be emailed to August 17-19, 2018 the editor at: [email protected] or by mail to: 6380 Blackheath Circle, Mason, • Dayton Concours OH 45040. Sunday, September 16, 2018 • Rallye Porsche Milford (New Date) Bent Pylon 2017 Advertising Rates Saturday, September 15, 2018 (rain date Sunday) • VW / Porsche/ Audi Car Show and Swap Meet Business Card $250/Year Sunday, September 30, 2018 Germania Park Quarter Page $600/Year Half Page $875/Year OVR AUTOCROSS Full Page $1250/Year • Saturday, August 11, Kentucky Speedway All Ads Must Be Pre-paid! 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Members experiencing difficulty or For Event Details unsatisfactory service should contact the Visit: ovrpca.org All Event Registration: advertiser directly and, failing to receive www.ClubRegistration.net SATURDAY 9/15 adequate response, should contact the lo- 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM cal Better Business Bureau, notifying the Arrival / Registration advertiser of such action. Caveat Emptor. 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Cover Photo Social and Car Show photo by: Fred Zacharias 2:00 PM Awards / Closing Remarks OVRPCA.org Show Ends by 3:00 PM facebook.com/ovrpca instagram.com/ovrpca Registration is now open at: ClubRegistration.net Ohio Valley Region Porsche Club of America BentPylon Ohio Valley Region 5 Porsche Club of America The Chief Instructors Rally/Tours SpOkin OVR Board of Directors Dale Timmester Position Open 513.858.3099 [email protected] Word President Safety Dennis Okin, President Tim Flora Dennis Okin Gary Nichols illustration, Roger Warrick 765.418.4769 513.300.5076 513.378.4010 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Vice President Club Race Social Media I hope you are enjoying this great Bill Altvater Rich Rosenberg Jack Schultz 937.371.9382 513.530.9090 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] weather and your car. OVR has hosted Technical Secretary Bill Altvater Rich Rosenberg many events in the last few months and Andrew Lautz 937.371.9382 513.530.9090 859.802.9546 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] we have a full slate of things to choose Concours Webmaster Treasurer Trevor Barber Karah-Lyn Crihfield from in the near future. Herb Beck [email protected] 937.733.8351 513.398.5078 [email protected] [email protected] Historians Dick Weiss Drivers’ Education 513.232.0485 Spring Event Our traditional driver Tuesday of each month. Saturday, August 11th at [email protected] Thomas Crihfield OVR Committee Chairs 937.533.3767 education event at Mid- New attendees are the fantastic Kentucky Brent Fagan [email protected] 812.369.2260 Ohio, to be held the invited to order their Speedway in Sparta, Past President [email protected] Fall Event Grant Karnes Dennis & Susan Okin weekend of October OVR Name badges free Kentucky. I have been Membership 513.300.5076 Members at Large Steve Schultz [email protected] 5th, now has almost 65 of charge. The meeting told to expect some Mike Valentine 513.317.6128 [email protected] [email protected] registrants. If you want is held at the Firehouse surprises with this event. to learn more about it Grill in Blue Ash. We Rick Gilhart Newsletter Porsche Club of America 513.225.6564 Fred & Ruth Zacharias please read the article in invite you to join us Enjoy your cars and this [email protected] [email protected] National Executive Director this edition or feel free around 6:00pm for beautiful weather. I look Autocross Public Relations Vu Nguyen Bill Kief Position Open P.O. Box 6400 to contact me with any dinner and drinks. The forward to seeing you at [email protected] Columbia, MD 21045 410.381.0911 questions. meeting begins promptly our upcoming events. [email protected] Jeff Renner at 7:00 and lasts an hour. [email protected] Zone 4 Representative Lori Schutz Please don’t forget about Dennis 2955 Lansdowne Road Waterford, MI 48329 our monthly business Our final Autocross for 927.890.7405 [email protected] meetings, held the 2nd the year will be held on Ohio Valley Region Porsche Club of America 6 BentPylon BentPylon 7 IBoard Minutes July 2018 How To Register For OVR Events Andrew Lautz, Secretary July 10, 2018 Board Meeting Minutes Committee Reports: Safety, Tim Flora: No report. Ohio Valley Region uses the www.ClubReg- • Profile: This is where you enter your • General Search: Type in a keyword or Attending officers: Dennis Okin, Bill Altvater, Herb Autocross : Jeff Renner and Bill Kief: Not present. Technical, Rich Rosenberg: Not present istration.net website to register all people for personal information, If you do not plan on words. (Not the most accurate way to search.) Beck No report from this dynamic duo but Tony Watkins all types of events, so you will definitely want registering for any driver education or auto- most ably filled in details from the last autocross at Webmaster, Karah-Lyn Crihfield: Not Present. to have an account on this site. Once you cross events you do not need to complete the • Category: If you search by category you OVR Committee Chairs: Mike Valentine, Fred & Kentucky Speedway. The second Autocross event of create an account, you will use it to register for information under Experience. Required fields can filter to a specific Type of Event or Select Ruthie Zacharias, Tim Flora the year will be held at Kentucky Speedway on July Old Business: It was mentioned that voting for the 28th starting at 8:00am. best PCA newsletter cover voting was in progress and autocross, driver education, rallies, tours and are indicated by a red asterisk after the field. All and all OVR upcoming events will be dis- OVR Members: Arizona Stafford, Mark & Frooz members should go to the PCA website and cast their social events. For social events you can reg- When you have completed this section, click played. Thielking, Susan Okin, Sandi Beck, Patti Godofsky, Chief Instructors, Gary Nichols and Dale Timmester: vote for our very own Fred & Ruth Zacharias’s entry ister yourself as well as guests. For all other Update. Kurt Niemeyer, Scott Lambert, John Bloomstrom, John Not Present. (#35 out of #37). events additional registrants will need to have • Date: If you know the date, this is the easi- Meyer (Past President), Jeff Woodard, Tony Watkins, Dan Tracey, Danny Carmichael, Alan Coleman, Andrew Concours: Trevor Barber: Trevor, a recent P&G OVR has received the dealer sponsorship check from their own account. It should not take more • Vehicles: Enter the year, make, model and est search method. Schuler, Kara King, Walter Fischer, Russell Brocker, retiree, very graciously accepted this chair and we Kings Porsche and the club very much appreciates than 5 minutes to set up an account. color of your car as shown by the required in- Kurmar Viswalingam, Alex Albuquerque look forward to his participation in the club. their continuing support. dicators. Click Save. The system will take you After you have found your event, select Regis- CREATE AN ACCOUNT to a page to enter another car. If you do not ter on the right side and follow the registration Meeting was called to order at 7pm by President Club Race, Rich Rosenberg: Not present. Dennis Okin also related his experiences with Joyride, At the top of the screen click on Resources. want to enter another car you are finished. steps for the event. This seems like a lot of Dennis Okin. Minutes of the last meeting held were a charity based in Dayton, OH which is a car club accepted with a motion by Bill Altvater and seconded DE Chairs, Thomas Crihfield (not present) and solely intended for kids with special needs. work but should only take you a few minutes. by Mike Valentine. Dennis Okin: 53 people are presently registered for Scroll down to Resources and Links and click FIND AN EVENT If you have difficulty, contact dennisokin@fuse.
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