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Membership Information |
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I've never felt so accepted in all my life.
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Why
Join?
Membership in PSMRE gets you the
PSMRE newsletter, operating rights during club sessions, and pride in
contributing to a world-class layout.
You don't need to be a member to
work on the project! If you have skills to contribute to the layout, or you
would like to build one of the structures we need, please contact us using the interest form. Of course, we do encourage you to
consider membership.
Requirements
for Membership
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Complete an orientation and member-candidate process. |
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Demonstrate skill in the hobby -- yes, you can learn this while you are a candidate member! Please don't let this requirement deter you from inquiring about membership. |
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Donate or loan six pieces of rolling stock -- built to the PSMRE specifications. This can be done during your initial months as a member. |
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Application fee of $50 |
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Annual dues of $48 |
The
Next Step
If you are interested in joining
PSMRE, please print out the interest form, complete
it, and mail it to the address printed on the form. (Sorry, we're not ready for
electronic forms yet.) Do
not send any fees with this form! Our membership chairperson
will get in touch with further details on what membership entails, and the
process of becoming a member.
If whole membership process seems
a little paperwork-heavy, remember that we are building a world-class model in
a state-funded museum. With proper orientation and apprenticeship, everyone can
make a great contribution to this effort. We need to make sure all potential
members are aware of the expectations, goals, and procedures of the
organization. So please bear with us, send in the form, and learn more about
PSMRE membership!
Contact
Information
Send any inquiries or completed
forms to: Membership Chair, PSMRE, 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402-3901
You can also email informal questions to:
Al
Babinsky(info@psmre.org)
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PSMRE. All rights reserved.
The
train near the bottom of the page was created by Randal O'Toole of PRPA, used here by license.