Camp Dover Convention Policies

1. All weapons must be sheathed and peace-bonded.
2. No weapon may discharge a projectile of any kind.
3. All sharp edges and/or points must be covered.
4. Any person who draws a weapon in anger will be subject to dismissal from the Conference without a refund.

1. No person under the age of 21 may obtain or consume alcoholic beverages on convention property. (Yes, we're serious, it's the state law.)
2. Room parties can and will be held responsible for complying with the above as well as the Ohio Bartender's Law.
3. IMPORTANT: Room party host/hostess can and will he held responsible for any person who consumes too much alcohol and causes an accident with a motor vehicle.
4. It is requested that room parties not get underway until after 11pm.

1. If you bring a child to the convention you are responsible for his/her actions.
2. Please choose events wisely. We cannot be responsible for what your child may see or hear.

• YOU CAN'T GET NAKED IN PUBLIC!

• Any one caught in possession of any form of drugs while on convention property will be immediately ejected from the convention without refund of admission fees.

1. No glass containers in the pool area.
2. The record of the IKV Bubbles is currently 25 bodies in the hot tub simultaneously and one delegate very nearly gave his life to set that record. Because of this near fatality, the IKV Bubbles is officially DRY-DOCKED. Further attempts to break the standing record will be dealt with harshly.

• At one year's flag ceremony, the presentation of the American flag in honor of veterans of the Vietnam War was accompanied by a spontaneous and moving singing of the National Anthem. This was unfortunately followed by the exclamation "Play ball!" by a few less than honorable attendees. This disrespect will not be tolerated and those responsible for such a recurrence will be ejected from the con.

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Questions concerning Camp Dover Peace Conference should be directed to . http://www.tasigh.org/dover/policy.html -- Revised: 6 July 2002 Copyright © 2002 Kevin A. Geiselman

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