Howdy Fellow Commodore Users!

The C=4 Expo is in the history books! For those who volunteered to help out during the weekend, let me say thank you! I would like to make special mention of the following individuals, some not even members of our own club. David Ross of SWRAP for his video projector, little did I know it would turn into a super karaoke projector for so many hours of fun on Saturday nite. Bernie Hiles for his projection screen collection. Oliver Viebrooks for the sound system. Chuck Kern for making direction signs to point folks to the right directions of our festivities. Chris Stuhlmueller for suggesting to Earl Evans an interview on Retrobits Podcast. Jim Oaks for videotaping several hours of demos. David Fisher for the great nametags. Alan Reed for his graphics suggestions. Mark Gladson for registering c4expo.org website, and providing a forum for folks to openly comment. Ms. Willemiek Bijlenga of Commodore International Corp. for providing promotional literature and posters that everyone enjoyed looking over (....posters were highly coveted). A big thank you to Roger Hoyer for doing the legwork necessary to find a good location for the expo.

Thanks to the folks who provided demos throughout the two day event. Also, thanks to the dealers who provided stuff for us to buy that wasn't already in our collections. Finally thanks to those who just showed up to witness the wonder of what the C64 and other Commodore machines can do. I was awed by several demos on both days.

For those who were unable to attend, you missed a lot of fun in those two days. I would not have wanted to miss it. To see some of the fun you missed out, check out our webpage, and go to the photos link. There I will be placing url's of photos of the Expo as I find out about them. As I write this article, two so far have popped up. Also included on that page is a link to the podcast called Retrobits, that I mentioned earlier. I am interviewed for approximately 12 minutes from the expo via telephone by Earl Evans.

If you thought our meeting was on the third Sunday this month, surprise! Due to Father's Day, we typically move it to the fourth Sunday of the month. Join us on Sunday June 25th at the Norwood Retirement Community.

Keep on Commodoring!