We have the same problem here in Houston. The traffic sucks, the humidity
sucks, gas is outa site, and it rains all of the time so folks leave the
Studes at home, if they come at all. In addition, we have a long-time member
who has made such an a.s of himself that many do not want to be in the club.
He is better in recent years, but folks continue to stay away.(no, it ain't
me-lol)
Barry'd in Studes
Huh?
Pretty pathetic chapter if you have to pay to get people to drive to
the meetings.
(Without injecting any sarcasm...)
I think the chapter board needs to do a serious internal review about
what the chapter is all about.
What has the chapter done to make it enjoyable for the chapter members
to participate?
Not just museums, but fun stuff.
I'd do a roster search of Stude's to find out what SDC members are NOT
in the local chapter and contact them directly and ask them why.
San Diego is not Montana, where weather and geography are a major
factor.
Something is up (or not up) with the chapter (imoho)...
Jeff
> Although we getr a good turnout of members for our monthly meetings,
> we seldom have more that two Studebaker driven to it. At the last
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> where do we get the $ to pay for the meals?
> Karl
Karl Haas - 22 Apr 2008 08:32 GMT
> We have the same problem here in Houston. The traffic sucks, the humidity
> sucks, gas is outa site, and it rains all of the time so folks leave the
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We get a good turn=out at our monthly meetings and just about all chip
in, be it fixing food ot stacking the chairs. Night time meetings
always end in the dark and are at a local neighbourhood rec center, so
maybe it's fear of car damage.
(Actually, I'm just about the only volunteer who drives an older car
to the car museum. Maybe it's a SoCal thing.)
It's just nice to see another Studebaker once-in-a-while.