Main Page - Revision history

Tegan at 03:26, 2 July 2017

2017-07-02T03:26:00Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:26, 1 July 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
	* [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]		* [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]
	* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]		* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]
	* '''The ~~2014~~ Winkie Convention''' ~~[http://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 (Facebook page)]~~ will be held ~~August 8~~-10, ~~2014~~, at ~~Town & Country Resort~~ in ~~San Diego~~, California~~. David Maxine will reprise his role as programming director~~.		* '''The 2018 Winkie Convention''' will be held Aug 10-12, 2018, at Kellogg West Conference Center and Hotel in Pomona, California.
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]

Tegan: /* History of the Winkie Convention */

2017-07-02T03:23:07Z

History of the Winkie Convention

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:23, 1 July 2017
Line 11:		Line 11:

	If you spot an error or have something to add to this history website, please email wiki@winkies.org with the information.		If you spot an error or have something to add to this history website, please email wiki@winkies.org with the information.

			===Portland===

			OzCon International 2017 was held June 29-July 2 at the Sheraton Portland Airport Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
			* [https://www.facebook.com/events/161861314230831 OzCon 2017 Facebook Page]


			OzCon International 2016 was held Jul 15-17 at the Sheraton Portland Airport Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
			* [https://www.facebook.com/events/1108566289173261 OzCon 2016 Facebook Page]


	===San Diego===		===San Diego===
Line 16:		Line 26:
	The 2015 Winkie Convention, now renamed OzCon International, was held July 31-August 2 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.		The 2015 Winkie Convention, now renamed OzCon International, was held July 31-August 2 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/547846498682648 OzCon 2015 Facebook Page]		* [https://www.facebook.com/events/547846498682648 OzCon 2015 Facebook Page]


	The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] was held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.		The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] was held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 The Winkie Convention 2014 Facebook Page]		* [https://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 The Winkie Convention 2014 Facebook Page]


	===The Asilomar Years===		===The Asilomar Years===

Tegan: /* San Diego */

2017-07-02T03:18:57Z

San Diego

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:18, 1 July 2017
Line 14:		Line 14:
	===San Diego===		===San Diego===

	The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] ~~will be~~ held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.		The 2015 Winkie Convention, now renamed OzCon International, was held July 31-August 2 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.
			* [https://www.facebook.com/events/547846498682648 OzCon 2015 Facebook Page]

			The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] was held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 The Winkie Convention 2014 Facebook Page]		* [https://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 The Winkie Convention 2014 Facebook Page]


	===The Asilomar Years===		===The Asilomar Years===

Tegan: /* The Asilomar Years */

2013-07-06T18:30:15Z

The Asilomar Years

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:30, 6 July 2013
Line 23:		Line 23:
	The [[2013 Winkie Convention]] was held June 21-23 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was David Maxine. The convention featured the excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], a display of Eliose Jarvis McGraw works, a display of Woozys, the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]],[[Winkie Research Table\|research table]], and [[Winkie Treasure Hunt\|treasure hunt]] along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Anna Wyatt.		The [[2013 Winkie Convention]] was held June 21-23 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was David Maxine. The convention featured the excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], a display of Eliose Jarvis McGraw works, a display of Woozys, the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]],[[Winkie Research Table\|research table]], and [[Winkie Treasure Hunt\|treasure hunt]] along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Anna Wyatt.
	* [[2013 Winkie Images]]		* [[2013 Winkie Images]]
	* [http://www.facebook.com/events/251619288292950 The Winkie Convention 2013 Facebook Page]


	The [[2012 Winkie Convention]] was held July 27-29 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chairs were David Maxine and Judy Bieber. The convention featured the wonderful [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], a display of Ruth Plumly Thompson works, the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], [[Winkie Research Table\|research table]], and [[Winkie Treasure Hunt\|treasure hunt]] along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Laura Gjovaag.		The [[2012 Winkie Convention]] was held July 27-29 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chairs were David Maxine and Judy Bieber. The convention featured the wonderful [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], a display of Ruth Plumly Thompson works, the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], [[Winkie Research Table\|research table]], and [[Winkie Treasure Hunt\|treasure hunt]] along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Laura Gjovaag.
	* [[2012 Winkie Images]]		* [[2012 Winkie Images]]
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/169986586412225 The Winkie Convention 2012 Facebook Page]


	The [[2011 Winkie Convention]] was held July 8-10 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was David Maxine. The convention featured the excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], and treasure hunt along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Edith Hollister.		The [[2011 Winkie Convention]] was held July 8-10 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was David Maxine. The convention featured the excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], the [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], and treasure hunt along with many other activities and presentations. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Edith Hollister.
	* [[2011 Winkies Images]]		* [[2011 Winkies Images]]
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/135243296512937 The Winkie Convention 2011 Facebook Page]


	The [[2010 Winkie Convention]] was held July 23-25 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was Bob Baum, great grandson of L. Frank Baum, assisted by David Maxine. The convention featured an excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], and treasure hunt along with several great presentations and other activities. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bob Baum.		The [[2010 Winkie Convention]] was held July 23-25 at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair was Bob Baum, great grandson of L. Frank Baum, assisted by David Maxine. The convention featured an excellent [[Winkie Program Book\|program guide]], [[Winkie Costume Contest\|costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|quiz]], and treasure hunt along with several great presentations and other activities. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bob Baum.
	* [[2010 Winkies Images]] - Formatted in a gallery of thumbnails.		* [[2010 Winkies Images]] - Formatted in a gallery of thumbnails.
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/108738537155/ The Winkie Convention 2010 Facebook Page]


Line 45:		Line 41:
	The [[2009 Winkie Convention]] was held July 10-12th at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The convention was chaired by David Maxine. The Baum Bugle report was written by J L Bell with assist from Laura Gjovaag and appeared in Volume 53, Number 3, Winter 2009. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bill Thompson.		The [[2009 Winkie Convention]] was held July 10-12th at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The convention was chaired by David Maxine. The Baum Bugle report was written by J L Bell with assist from Laura Gjovaag and appeared in Volume 53, Number 3, Winter 2009. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bill Thompson.
	* [[2009 Winkies Images]] - Formatted in a gallery of thumbnails.		* [[2009 Winkies Images]] - Formatted in a gallery of thumbnails.
	* [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=43064768426&ref=mf The Winkie Convention 2009 Facebook Page]


Line 125:		Line 120:

	The [[1984 Winkie Convention]] was held July 6-8th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Peter Hanff. The events included presentations, news on the new Oz movie, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Katie Fleming and appeared in Volume 28, Number 3, Winter 1984.		The [[1984 Winkie Convention]] was held July 6-8th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Peter Hanff. The events included presentations, news on the new Oz movie, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Katie Fleming and appeared in Volume 28, Number 3, Winter 1984.


	===The Wawona Winkie Conventions===		===The Wawona Winkie Conventions===

Tegan at 18:28, 6 July 2013

2013-07-06T18:28:23Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:28, 6 July 2013
Line 4:		Line 4:
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]


	==History of the Winkie Convention==		==History of the Winkie Convention==

Tegan: /* History of the Winkie Convention */

2013-07-06T18:27:46Z

History of the Winkie Convention

Show changes

Tegan at 18:24, 6 July 2013

2013-07-06T18:24:28Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:24, 6 July 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	A new website dedicated to the Winkie Convention with registration information will soon be going live at winkies.org. Until then, here are some useful links and the history of the convention for you to enjoy.

	* [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]		* [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]
	* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]		* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]
Line 6:		Line 4:
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]


	==History of the Winkie Convention==		==History of the Winkie Convention==

Tegan at 00:38, 2 July 2013

2013-07-02T00:38:40Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:38, 1 July 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	A new website dedicated to the Winkie Convention with registration information will soon be going live at winkies.org. Until then, here are some useful links and the history of the convention for you to enjoy.		A new website dedicated to the Winkie Convention with registration information will soon be going live at winkies.org. Until then, here are some useful links and the history of the convention for you to enjoy.

			* [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]
	* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]		* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]
	* '''The 2014 Winkie Convention''' [http://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 (Facebook page)] will be held August 8-10, 2014, at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California. David Maxine will reprise his role as programming director.		* '''The 2014 Winkie Convention''' [http://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 (Facebook page)] will be held August 8-10, 2014, at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California. David Maxine will reprise his role as programming director.
Line 6:		Line 7:
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]

	~~<!--- [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page] --->~~

	==History of the Winkie Convention==		==History of the Winkie Convention==

Tegan at 23:18, 27 June 2013

2013-06-27T23:18:52Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:18, 27 June 2013
Line 6:		Line 6:
	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]		* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]

	<!--- ~~Coming Soon: a new~~ [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]~~! When you visit winkies.org, you will go to a dedicated Winkie Convention page with registration information.~~--->		<!--- [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page] --->

	==History of the Winkie Convention==		==History of the Winkie Convention==

Tegan at 23:18, 27 June 2013

2013-06-27T23:18:23Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:18, 27 June 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~The~~ Winkie Convention ~~is an annual gathering of Oz fans located in the Western half of the United States~~. ~~The conference started in 1964 at a private home~~, and ~~grew to a multi-day event at~~ the ~~Cambria Pines Lodge in 1971. In 1975~~ the ~~event moved~~ to ~~Hotel Wawona. Since 1984, the group has been meeting at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California~~.		A new website dedicated to the Winkie Convention with registration information will soon be going live at winkies.org. Until then, here are some useful links and the history of the convention for you to enjoy.

	[http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]		* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Winkie-Con-The-Longest-Running-Wizard-of-Oz-Event/131961676887674 Winkie Con - The Longest Running Wizard of Oz Event Facebook Page]
			* '''The 2014 Winkie Convention''' [http://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 (Facebook page)] will be held August 8-10, 2014, at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California. David Maxine will reprise his role as programming director.
			* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ '''The Winkie Newsletter'''], started in 2009 to address the lack of communication and news between conventions, contains articles and news updates related to all Oz fans living on the West Coast of the United States. Submissions to the newsletter may be sent to winkies@oogaboo.org.
			* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]

	~~'''2014~~ Winkie Convention~~'''~~		<!--- Coming Soon: a new [http://www.ozconinternational.com/ Winkie Convention Page]! When you visit winkies.org, you will go to a dedicated Winkie Convention page with registration information.--->

	~~The 2014~~ Winkie Convention ~~will be held August 8-10, 2014, at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California. David Maxine will reprise his role as programming director.~~		==History of the Winkie Convention==

	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/417830305000571 2014 Winkie Convention ~~Facebook Event Page]~~		The Winkie Convention is an annual gathering of Oz fans located in the Western half of the United States. The conference started in 1964 at a private home, and grew to a multi-day event at the Cambria Pines Lodge in 1971. In 1975 the event moved to Hotel Wawona. Since 1984, the group has been meeting at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California.

	~~'''The Winkie Newsletter'''~~

	~~The Winkie Newsletter was started~~ in ~~2009 to address~~ the ~~lack~~ of ~~communication and news between conventions~~. The ~~Newsletter contains articles~~ and ~~news updates related~~ to ~~all Oz fans living on~~ the ~~West Coast of the United States~~. ~~Submissions to~~ the ~~newsletter may be sent~~ to ~~winkies@oogaboo~~.~~org.~~

	* [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/ The Winkie Newsletter Website]
	** [http://winkies.oogaboo.org/news.~~html Subscribe to the Winkie Newsletter]~~

	~~'''The Wiki'''~~

	If you spot an error or have something to add to this ~~page~~, please email wiki@winkies.org with the information.		If you spot an error or have something to add to this history website, please email wiki@winkies.org with the information.

	==The 2010s Winkie Conventions==		===The 2010s Winkie Conventions===

	The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] will be held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.		The [[2014 Winkie Convention]] will be held August 8-10 at Town & Country Resort in San Diego, California.
Line 45:		Line 39:
	* [https://www.facebook.com/events/108738537155/ The Winkie Convention 2010 Facebook Page]		* [https://www.facebook.com/events/108738537155/ The Winkie Convention 2010 Facebook Page]

	==The 2000s Winkie Conventions==		===The 2000s Winkie Conventions===

	The [[2009 Winkie Convention]] was held July 10-12th at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The convention was chaired by David Maxine. The Baum Bugle report was written by J L Bell with assist from Laura Gjovaag and appeared in Volume 53, Number 3, Winter 2009. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bill Thompson.		The [[2009 Winkie Convention]] was held July 10-12th at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The convention was chaired by David Maxine. The Baum Bugle report was written by J L Bell with assist from Laura Gjovaag and appeared in Volume 53, Number 3, Winter 2009. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Bill Thompson.
Line 69:		Line 63:
	In the year 2000, the regional conventions joined forces at the Indiana Memorial Union to celebrate the first century of Oz. The Winkies were well-represented. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Katy Fleming.		In the year 2000, the regional conventions joined forces at the Indiana Memorial Union to celebrate the first century of Oz. The Winkies were well-represented. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Katy Fleming.

	==The 1990s Winkie Conventions==		===The 1990s Winkie Conventions===

	The [[1999 Winkie Convention]] was held July 9-11th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Robin Hess. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Eric Shanower.		The [[1999 Winkie Convention]] was held July 9-11th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Robin Hess. [[The Winkie Award]] was presented to Eric Shanower.
Line 91:		Line 85:
	The [[1990 Winkie Convention]] was held July 20-22nd at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Rob Roy MacVeigh (assisted by Virginia Fowler). There were around 170 attendees. The standard events included [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt along with poetry, presentations, and displays. The Baum Bugle report appeared in Volume 34, Number 3, Winter 1990 with no writer credit.		The [[1990 Winkie Convention]] was held July 20-22nd at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Rob Roy MacVeigh (assisted by Virginia Fowler). There were around 170 attendees. The standard events included [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt along with poetry, presentations, and displays. The Baum Bugle report appeared in Volume 34, Number 3, Winter 1990 with no writer credit.

	==The 1980s Winkie Conventions==		===The 1980s Winkie Conventions===

	The [[1989 Winkie Convention]] was held July 14-16th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Lee Alan Speth who presided over a convention of over 165 people. This year we had [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt along with poetry by Fred Otto, many presentations, and fantastic displays. The Baum Bugle report was written by Gregory McKean and appeared in Volume 33, Number 3, Winter 1989.		The [[1989 Winkie Convention]] was held July 14-16th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Lee Alan Speth who presided over a convention of over 165 people. This year we had [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt along with poetry by Fred Otto, many presentations, and fantastic displays. The Baum Bugle report was written by Gregory McKean and appeared in Volume 33, Number 3, Winter 1989.
Line 105:		Line 99:
	The [[1984 Winkie Convention]] was held July 6-8th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Peter Hanff. The events included presentations, news on the new Oz movie, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Katie Fleming and appeared in Volume 28, Number 3, Winter 1984.		The [[1984 Winkie Convention]] was held July 6-8th at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California. The chair of the convention was Peter Hanff. The events included presentations, news on the new Oz movie, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Katie Fleming and appeared in Volume 28, Number 3, Winter 1984.

	==The Wawona Winkie Conventions==		===The Wawona Winkie Conventions===

	The [[1983 Winkie Convention]] was held July 15-17th at the Hotel Wawona, in Yosemite, California. The host was Fred Meyer. The events were the wonderful presentations, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Sonya Martinez and appeared in Volume 27, Number 3, Winter 1983.		The [[1983 Winkie Convention]] was held July 15-17th at the Hotel Wawona, in Yosemite, California. The host was Fred Meyer. The events were the wonderful presentations, [[Winkie Costume Contest\|the costume contest]], [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, and the treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Sonya Martinez and appeared in Volume 27, Number 3, Winter 1983.
Line 125:		Line 119:
	The [[1975 Winkie Convention]] was held August 15-17th at the Hotel Wawona, in Yosemite, California. The host was Kevin Harris and was attended by about 70 Oz fanatics. Events included a surprise Oz skit by hotel employees, displays of artwork and collections, presentations, trading and sales tables, a play, the auction, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], and other games. The Baum Bugle report was written by Virginia Fowler and appeared in Volume 19, Number 3, Winter 1975.		The [[1975 Winkie Convention]] was held August 15-17th at the Hotel Wawona, in Yosemite, California. The host was Kevin Harris and was attended by about 70 Oz fanatics. Events included a surprise Oz skit by hotel employees, displays of artwork and collections, presentations, trading and sales tables, a play, the auction, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], and other games. The Baum Bugle report was written by Virginia Fowler and appeared in Volume 19, Number 3, Winter 1975.

	==The Cambria Pines Lodge Winkie Conventions==		===The Cambria Pines Lodge Winkie Conventions===

	The [[1974 Winkie Convention]] was held August 16-18th at the Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California. The host was Elsa Wentler. Events included discussions, trading and sales, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, music, film and a treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Bronson Pinchot and appeared in Volume 18, Number 3, Christmas 1974.		The [[1974 Winkie Convention]] was held August 16-18th at the Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California. The host was Elsa Wentler. Events included discussions, trading and sales, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]], the auction, music, film and a treasure hunt. The Baum Bugle report was written by Bronson Pinchot and appeared in Volume 18, Number 3, Christmas 1974.

Line 134:		Line 129:
	The [[1971 Winkie Convention]] was held August 12-14th at the Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California. This event was hosted by Fred Otto, and featured artwork and displays, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]] and other contests, the auction, the start of the Saturday Banquet, with talks and films to round out the weekend.		The [[1971 Winkie Convention]] was held August 12-14th at the Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California. This event was hosted by Fred Otto, and featured artwork and displays, [[Winkie Quiz\|the quiz]] and other contests, the auction, the start of the Saturday Banquet, with talks and films to round out the weekend.

	==Pre-Cambrian Winkie ~~Convetions~~==		===Pre-Cambrian Winkie Conventions===

	The [[1970 Winkie Convention]] was held August 15th at the Keep home in Ojai, California. This convention featured Oz artwork, talks, [[Winkie Quiz\|a juvenile quiz]], a treasure hunt, a jigsaw puzzle, auction, films, and the business meeting. The Baum Bugle report was written by Kevin Harris and appeared in Volume 14, Number 3, Christmas 1970.		The [[1970 Winkie Convention]] was held August 15th at the Keep home in Ojai, California. This convention featured Oz artwork, talks, [[Winkie Quiz\|a juvenile quiz]], a treasure hunt, a jigsaw puzzle, auction, films, and the business meeting. The Baum Bugle report was written by Kevin Harris and appeared in Volume 14, Number 3, Christmas 1970.