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Re: do you pay to show
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Posted by Bill D on March 10, 2001 at 05:30:41 from (152.163.195.193):
In Reply to: do you pay to show posted by larry h on March 09, 2001 at 18:32:03:
Some clubs require that exibitors be members or that they buy a pass.Is this right or wrong? I think it depends on the circumstances,our club worked and saved for 20 years to buy a piece of property to develop as a show ground.We paid off the original and borrowed enough money to develop the flea market and camp area.Wehave over $100,000 invested and will be out of debt again in less than 5 years.We feel that asking an exibitor to pay a small price to purchase a ticket is justified when we have mortgaged our show grounds and our personal property to provide a really great show grounds for others to show.We are in a small population area so don`t really have the resources to pass the cost on to the public.Paying has created a lot of hard feelings and debates both in and out of the club. As a director I have been bad mouthed many times over the subject.But it`s an economical decision that has to be made.The bottom line is it`s your choice if you want a good place to show some one must pay for it`, if you don`t want too don`t go.
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