Date:	Fri, 10 Jun 1994 17:11:13 -1000
From:	73534.142@CompuServe.COM (Kelly Morrison)
Message-Id: <940611031113_73534.142_DHN34-1@CompuServe.COM>
Organization: Division of Applied Sciences, Harvard University
Subject: World's Smallest Kite Festival

Second Semi-Annual World Smallest Kite Festival
June 24-26
Colorado Springs, Colorado


Last call. Charlie Sotich and Dan Proebstel will lead the workshops. Scott
Skinner will bring out his miniature kite collection (including some astounding
finds from  China). Dawn Williams will be putting it all together. Val Govig
(from Kitelines) will be taking names and taking notes.

The festival weekend will include two workshops, the 2nd Annual Colorado Stunted
Kite Competition, a kite auction, dinner on Saturday, and an award's brunch on
Sunday. You can register up until the morning of the 25th, but call ahead and
let Dawn know that you're coming. Registration is $75.00 per person and includes
Saturday's dinner, Sunday's brunch, and all of the workshop materials.

The stunted kite competition categories include: Smallest Kite (with and without
tail), Longest Train, Train with Most Elements, Best Line Angle in Flight, Least
Airworthy, Most Entertaining, Best Use of Bizarre Materials, Best Use of Mundane
Materials, People's Choice, and Favorite Bribe.

The festival is being held at the Colorado Springs Sheraton; call 719/756-5900
for room reservations. The cut-off date for the cheap rooms has at the Sheraton
has past, so call the Springs Motor Inn at 719/576-8020, next door to the
Sheraton, if you want less expensive lodging.

Whether or not you can attend, consider making a donation to the silent auction.
Proceeds from the auction will help defer the cost of putting on this event.
Please call Dave Williams at 719/596-2332 or Dave Morrison at 303/393-8604 for
more information, or write to me on CompuServe. 

Veni, Vidi, Volavi

Dave



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