Club information is available under menu item called "Our Club".  There you can access information about the club from the following sub-menus:

1. About Us - where we describe Who We Are, When We Meet, Where We Meet, our Website/Newsletters, What We Do, Why You Should Join Us, How To Join, the State Club, the Grand National Rally, our Charity, and that We Hope That You Will Join Us Soon.  

2. By Laws - cover the rules by which the club is run and our members agree to follow.  They are presented as a word document that can be downloaded and printed for future use/reference. 

3. Club Awards - provides an historical perspective of the clubs pursuit of excellence.

4. Meeting Minutes - are provided for each monthly meeting along wit a Treasurers Report.  These minutes and reports are stored as word documents for historical purposes and are available to viewed/printed by Year and Month.

5. Membership Application - a blank application form is available to be download and printed by perspective members.

6. Officers - a list of our club members who volunteer their time to ensure that the club runs smoothly.  Elected officers include the following President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer.  Other non-elected positions are Historian, Sunshine and Web Master.

7. Wagon Master Guidelines - The purpose of this information is to assist you in hosting an outing as a wagon master/host.  The guidelines will help you decide, plan, and organize an outing that is successful and enjoyable.  Keep in mind though; the primary goal is to have fun! These guidelines are stored as a word document and is available to download and print.

8. Average Monthly Outing Attendance - we have captured our outing attendance by month since January 2000 to the current month.  This information is used to plan future outings and give our planning committee an estimate of how many coaches will attend an outing during a specific month.

Meeting minutes are available under the menu item "Our Club" and the sub-menu item "Meeting Minutes +".  Their you can access meeting minutes by year and month dating back to January 2006.

A printable membership application is available under the Menu Item "Membership Application".  

A list of the current club officers is available under the "Our Club" menu item and the "Officers" sub-menu item.  Elected officers include the following: 

1. President

2. Vice-President

3. Secretary

4. Treasurer

Other non-elected positions are Historian, Sunshine and Web Master.

A printable Wagon Master Guidelines document can found under the "Our Club" menu item and the "Wagon Master Guidelines" sub-menu item.

All the outings for the current year are available under the "Outings" menu item.  When you view the full years outings there is a link for a printer friendly version that can be opened.  At that time you can save or print the document.  Remember, that the most current schedule is always available on the web.  Always check back for any updates that may have occurred since the last time you looked up the overall schedule or any of the specific outings on the schedule.

Links to all WIT Clubs with an active web site have been added to our web site under the "Other WIT Clubs" Menu Item.  The links are organized by state and then by club.  If there is a State Club Web Site it is listed first as each state is highlighted.  Each club is then listed alphabetically by club name.

We don't maintain information about towing laws or regulations on our site but we do provide links to Blue Ox and Roadmaster.  Both provide information about towing laws and guidelines in all 50 States and Canada.  These links can be found under the "Useful Links" menu item "Tow Bars".

While on a recent trip my wife and I ran into some very unpleasant weather more than once.  Specifically thunderstorms with torrential rains, flash flooding, large hail, high winds and tornado warnings, with an additional warning that told us "you should now be in your safe place if you live at ........" (I'm not quite sure where the safe place is in motor home during a tornado).   While we never actually suffered any damage to our motor home it led to some very tense and sleepless situations until we could actually locate us in relationship to the storm. All the news/weather reports go by county, town, cross street, etc...  As a result, we made sure that part of our check in procedure was to know what county we were in, what the local severe weather warning system was, what were nearby cross streets and all the other pertinent information necessary to ensure we knew where we were and what to do in case of an emergency.

Information is available under the "Other Useful Links" menu item "Tow Bars" and follow the link to "Blue Ox Towing World - Towing Laws by State and 2006 Guide to Dinghy Towing".

In the state of Washington, according to the Washington State Patrol you can use the HOV lanes when driving your motor home and you have the required number of passengers.  However, a different regulation applies when you are TOWING A VEHICLE and as a result you are NOT PERMITTED to use the HOV lanes.  You should always check the local laws of other states when traveling. 

Copy and paste is an easy task. You can copy and paste just about anything: text, web pages, files, pictures, etc. The idea behind the process is to take information from one place and deposit it into another.

For example, if you are working in a word processing document and need to copy and paste a section of your document into an e-mail.  Here is how:

1. First, you will need to select the text you wish to copy.  Position your mouse cursor at the first character you want to copy and, holding down the left mouse button, drag the cursor to the last character you need copied.  As you drag, you will notice everything is now highlighted (selected).

2. Next, right-click the selected area. Choose ‘Copy’ from the menu that pops up (or you can use CTRL-C if you like keyboard shortcuts).

3. Finally, right-click the area in your e-mail document where you would like to insert the text.  Click ‘Paste’ from the menu that pops up (For this, CTRL-V is your keyboard shortcut).

The steps are the same for any copy and paste procedure you need to do.

• If you want to get a little creative, place your cursor at the first character you want selected and, while holding down the SHIFT key, click next to the last character you want selected.  It is sometimes easier to follow this procedure than to make selections by dragging, especially when you have a lengthy document to be copied.

• Another way to use the SHIFT key is adding to an existing selection.  For example, you select an area of text and you came up short of what you really needed.  Rather than trying to re-select the whole section, hit the SHIFT key and click your mouse where you would like the selection to end. (You can also shorten a selection by doing this too).

• After you have used the SHIFT key to get your text selected, follow the pervious steps to copy/paste.

• To copy an entire page of text, hold down Control (Ctrl) and hit the letter "A". This highlights the entire page, which can be ‘Copied’, then ‘Pasted’ within the document or to another document (such as email).