Turning Wheels Subscriptions

Oct 22, 2006 4 Replies

The announcement was made at yesterday's meeting of the "Central Washington SDC" that at the International Meet a special rate was approved for making "Turning Wheels" available to local libraries on a "SUBSCRIPTON ONLY" basis. It was stated that a years subscriotion could be purchased by members and clubs at the special rate of $19.95.



We have all been wondering how we can get younger people interested in our Studebaker Cars and the continuation of SDC in the future as we older members drop out. This should provide an excellent way to get the information out to the High School age people and others.



I don't know the procedure for doing this, but I am sure that it will be announced in Turning Wheels in the near future. In the meantime I would like to urge the SDC Clubs and Members to be thinking of libraries in your area where this would work. A contact with the library to see if they would be receptive to the idea is a starting point. Also, if it could be arranged, a visit to the school with your Studebaker may further spark the interested of younger people.



Step II... get kids to go into a library.

At least the bums around this area will be up to date on Studebaker happenings.

Lee

The phrase: ...as we older ones drop out... Has a very ominous tone since the only way of dropping out is to go to the big Studebaker Factory upstairs! FlatheadGeo.

When you start pushing 72 and the male members of the blood line in prior generations didn't live to be 70, you never know. And yes the idea is to donate subscriotions to libraries, primarily high schools. Turning Wheels is one of the best publications for a specific make of car that I know about. It may generate an interest from the younger generations.

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