THE NEXT EVENT January 2020:
BUSINESS MEETING and ELECTION of 2020 OFFICERS
Date: Sunday, January 26, 2020
Place: Johnny’s at Fife Restaurant
5211 20th Street, East
Fife, Washington
Time: 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm
Agenda: Election of officers and any other club business
OCTC is currently need to fill all officer positions (Pres, VP, Sec, Treas.) and 2 trustee positions. If you’re interested in serving our club as a officer or as a trustee now or in the future, please contact one of the current trustees to express your interest. Any of us will be happy to explain what the role includes.
Johnny’s at Fife does a fine job for us. We will be able to select whatever we want from their large lunch menu, and we will be billed separately. Because of our group size, tax and gratuity will be added to each bill. The restaurant accommodates us in a private setting for both our lunch and our meeting. We’ll order and enjoy lunch before the start of our meeting. Our club has only two designated business meetings per year. You are an important part of this club. Please get involved and stay active by attending the business meetings and the various monthly events.
If you have any questions about the lunch part of the meeting, contact Morris or Gayle Krause at (253) 759-8413, or gmkrause@harbornet.com. If you have other questions or suggestions, please go to one of the trustees.
Directions to the restaurant are listed below. Come hungry. The food is very good. This has been our meeting place for several years. We have enjoyed the good food and appreciated the good service
.
Directions:
Coming from the North on I-5.
Take exit 137 for WA-99N toward Fife/Milton. At the exit ramp stop sign, turn left and go over the overpass (that’s 54th Avenue E). Take the first right onto 20th St., E. Johnny’s at Fife will be on your right.
Coming from the South on I-5.
Take exit 137 WA-99N toward Fife/Milton. Keep right at the fork. Follow sign for 54th Avenue E. and merge onto 54th Avenue E. Turn right at 20th St. E. Johnny’s at Fife will be on your right.
Johnny’s at Fife does a fine job for us. We will be able to select whatever we want from their large lunch menu, and we will be billed separately. Because of our group size, tax and gratuity will be added to each bill. The restaurant accommodates us in a private setting for both our lunch and our meeting. We’ll order and enjoy lunch before the start of our meeting. Our club has only two designated business meetings per year. You are an important part of this club. Please get involved and stay active by attending the business meetings and the various monthly events.
If you have any questions about the lunch part of the meeting, contact Morris or Gayle Krause at (253) 759-8413, or gmkrause@harbornet.com. If you have other questions or suggestions, please go to one of the trustees.
Directions to the restaurant are listed below. Come hungry. The food is very good. This has been our meeting place for several years. We have enjoyed the good food and appreciated the good service
.
Directions:
Coming from the North on I-5.
Take exit 137 for WA-99N toward Fife/Milton. At the exit ramp stop sign, turn left and go over the overpass (that’s 54th Avenue E). Take the first right onto 20th St., E. Johnny’s at Fife will be on your right.
Coming from the South on I-5.
Take exit 137 WA-99N toward Fife/Milton. Keep right at the fork. Follow sign for 54th Avenue E. and merge onto 54th Avenue E. Turn right at 20th St. E. Johnny’s at Fife will be on your right.
THE NEXT EVENT February 2020:
TELEPHONE MUSEUM & DERBY RESTAURANT
DATE: Sunday February 16, 2020
Time: 10:00 AM
Place: 7000 East Marginal Way South
Seattle WA 98108
This OCTC outing is really two events in ONE day.
First we will visit the CONNECTIONS MUSEUM located at 7000 East Marginal Way South, Seattle, 98108
The mission of the Telecommunications History Group is to acquire, preserve and promote the rich heritage of the tele - communications industry. This an interesting place, you will be amazed as to what they have collected.
Directions:
North Bound I 5 Exit 162 Corson Ave, Stay on Corson Ave, about 4 blocks on the left is the Museum, Plenty of parking
South Bound I 5 Exit 162 Corson Ave, stay on Corson Ave, about 4 blocks on the left is the Museum, Plenty of parking
Next we will visit THE DERBY for lunch, located at 2233 6th Ave So. Zip 98134.
The Derby, a neat and interesting restaurant located In a warehouse, where there are a lot of cars stored. Besides having a nice lunch, you will be able to browse to see what is offered besides lunch. There are different levels of membership to the Derby for the car owner to join. The derby is interesting, well worth the visit.
Directions:
From Museum, backtrack up Corson To traffic signal ( Michigan ), Take a Left about two blocks to 4th Ave So. Take a Right, continue north about one mile to Holgate St, Take a Right one block to 6th Ave South, go Right. Derby is in that first block on the right.
I might add that the Derby is a short drive from the Museum. Plenty of Parking
It is most important that you RSVP on or before FEBRUARY 12th by calling Jon or use the form below.
The museum has Docents that are volunteers, they split the groups up, so they need a count.
The Derby will also need a count so that you would have a place to sit.
Looking forward to our tour on the 16th February 2020
Jon Hanson 206 605 9844
First we will visit the CONNECTIONS MUSEUM located at 7000 East Marginal Way South, Seattle, 98108
The mission of the Telecommunications History Group is to acquire, preserve and promote the rich heritage of the tele - communications industry. This an interesting place, you will be amazed as to what they have collected.
Directions:
North Bound I 5 Exit 162 Corson Ave, Stay on Corson Ave, about 4 blocks on the left is the Museum, Plenty of parking
South Bound I 5 Exit 162 Corson Ave, stay on Corson Ave, about 4 blocks on the left is the Museum, Plenty of parking
Next we will visit THE DERBY for lunch, located at 2233 6th Ave So. Zip 98134.
The Derby, a neat and interesting restaurant located In a warehouse, where there are a lot of cars stored. Besides having a nice lunch, you will be able to browse to see what is offered besides lunch. There are different levels of membership to the Derby for the car owner to join. The derby is interesting, well worth the visit.
Directions:
From Museum, backtrack up Corson To traffic signal ( Michigan ), Take a Left about two blocks to 4th Ave So. Take a Right, continue north about one mile to Holgate St, Take a Right one block to 6th Ave South, go Right. Derby is in that first block on the right.
I might add that the Derby is a short drive from the Museum. Plenty of Parking
It is most important that you RSVP on or before FEBRUARY 12th by calling Jon or use the form below.
The museum has Docents that are volunteers, they split the groups up, so they need a count.
The Derby will also need a count so that you would have a place to sit.
Looking forward to our tour on the 16th February 2020
Jon Hanson 206 605 9844