EVENT SCHEDULE
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SUNDAY JUNE 11 REGISTRATION xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM HOSPITALITY ROOM xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM REPAIR TENT xx:xxAM -xx:xxPM SPEAKER: 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION 7:00PM |
MONDAY JUNE 12 REGISTRATION xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM MOUNTAIN DRIVING TOUR xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM WELCOME MEET AND GREET 6:00PM |
TUESDAY JUNE 13 MOUNTAIN DRIVING TOUR xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM HUBLEY RACES 7:00PM |
WEDNESDAY JUNE 14 SEMINAR: THE MITCHELL OVERDRIVE 10:00AM SEMINAR 2: FASHION ERA FABRICS 10:00AM LUNCHEON - "TIES THAT BIND" 12:00PM TENT LUNCH 12:00PM SEMINAR 3: TBD 1:00PM SEMINAR 4: GIVE A GNOME A HOME 3:00PM REFLECTIONS & MUSIC AT SUNSET 7:00PM |
THURSDAY JUNE 15 MOUNTAIN DRIVING TOUR xx:xxAM - xx:xxPM DO'S AND DON'TS OF ERA ETTIQUETTE 7:00PM |
FRIDAY JUNE 16 CAR GAMES 9:30AM - 12:00PM HAWK QUEST 1:00PM FAREWELL BANQUET 6:00PM |
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ABOUT THE HOSTING CHAPTER
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The Model A Ford Club of Colorado was founded in 1959 and became affiliated with MAFCA as the Mile Hi Chapter in 1965. Our club is typically known for hosting the "High Country" Regional MAFCA meets in Breckenridge, Colorado. Most recently, our club hosted the 2016 MAFCA National Convention in Loveland, Colorado, and we are currently planning to host a "High Country" Regional MAFCA meet in June 2023.
We're looking forward to seeing you in Golden! |
HIGH ALTITUDE NOTICE
hIGH aLTITUDE hEALTH tIPS
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1) Eat a high-carb, low protein, low fat diet.
2) Eat smaller, more frequent meals 3) HYDRATE enough to maintain pale yellow urine. 4) Avoid alcohol after 6:00PM for the first 48 hours. |
5) Use sunblock SPF-30 and reapply often.
6) UV-rated sunglasses or goggles are essential to protect your eyes 7) Don't over-exert yourself in the first 48 hours. |
acute mountain sickness (ams) IS COMMON
OVER 8000FT ELEVATION.
SYMPTOMS OF MILD AMS MAY INCLUDE:
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THE CONSEQUENCES OF SEVERE AMS CAN BE SERIOUS. High altitude and lower air pressure can cause fluid to leak from capillaries. It can build up in the lungs and the brain. Remaining at altitude without proper treatment and acclimatization can potentially be life-threatening.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL:
High Altitude Mobile Medical
970-389-7999
970-389-7999
QUESTIONS?
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ABOUT THE EVENT
CONTACT: Gary Heath or Vern Sybesma
Gary Heath: (303) 519-0722
Vern Sybesma: (303) 909-4437
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ABOUT THE WEBSITE
CONTACT: Sam Ewing
Sam Ewing: (303) 817-0010
mafcc@comcast.net |
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