[WMJR] Reminder: British Field Day this Saturday, June 16

[Gary Lindstrom]

WMJR always has a great representation at this event -- let's keep up 
the tradition!

     --Gary

*British Field Day 2012 at Liberty Park, Saturday, June 16, 9 am -- 3 pm*

British Field Day will be held at Liberty Park again this year. All 
British cars and bikes in any condition from 100-point restorations to 
works in progress or an old daily beater are welcome. All the British 
car/bike clubs are invited to participate. Call your fellow club members 
and get them to the event!

There will be a road course set up on a closed access road inside the 
park. It promises to be as noisy and challenging as in previous years!

Liberty Park has many amenities including one of the largest and best 
playgrounds in the city, the Tracy Aviary and a small amusement park 
with a Ferris wheel and merry-go-round. Even if your family doesn't 
share your passion for LBCs (little British cars), there will be plenty 
for them to do while you are getting your fix!

The non-profit Salt Lake Community Network (SLCN) will be providing 
volunteers to assist with the event so the organizers can have more time 
for some fun, too! The Salt Lake Community Network is a non-profit 
umbrella organization for the Salt Lake City Community Councils. The 
community councils are neighborhood organizations that provide input 
from residents to city government.

Food will be California style with a bold Asian influence including 
Asian tacos, sliders, salads and more made available at reasonable 
prices by CHOW HAUTE ASIAN CUISINE ON THE GO. The CHOW Truck will be 
inside the event.

Liberty Park is located between 500 East & 700 East and 900 South & 1300 
South. The BFD event will be held in the northeast quadrant of the park. 
Enter off 1300 South and drive east and north about a quarter of the way 
around the park. You will see the event on the left.

Please help support SLCN by bringing your cars and bikes out to join in 
the fun.

Registration starts at 8 AM. We hope to have most bikes and cars in 
place by 9 AM and we encourage folks displaying vehicles to try to stay 
until 3 PM, but if you can only make it for a couple of hours, that is 
fine too! The registration fee is $10 per bike or car. A $5 donation is 
requested per adult admission. Kids 12 and under are free.

For more information, please email Bill Davis at: gbrovers at aol.com or 
Jon Hermance at: jhermance at earthfax.com