Join us for the return of a popular event–a fall clambake and car show at DTJ Taborville (9850 North Blvd., Auburn Twp., OH 44023–the entrance is at the corner of Bartholomew and Quinn Roads).
The event will begin at 11:00 with an informal (non-judged) car show open to all makes and models. Bring your favorite car to display, and your car might win a people’s choice award! We’ll have live music to enjoy too.
The traditional clambake (served from 1-3pm) includes: Broth, Chowder, Clams, ½ Chicken, Coleslaw, Sweet Potato, Sweet Corn, Coffee, Cash Bar (Beer, Soft Drinks and Treats only, no Liquor sold).
Not a fan of clams?? There is also a chicken-only dinner available (as above without clams)
The clambake is $25.50; an additional dozen clams are $8.50; the chicken dinner is $17.50
Not familiar with DTJ Taborville? Here’s a little history–
The initials DTJ stand for “Delnicke Telocvicne Jednoty” or “Workers’ Gymnastic Union”. DTJ as an organization is a part of the great Labor Movement as the translation implies. It is an International organization, whose program consists of training the youth of the world to enable it to take part in the great movement for a better and more just organization of human society.
The DTJ organization was formed by a group of tailors in Prague, 1897. The group was sympathetic towards the Social Democratic movement of that period. Gym work was started immediately, classes being held wherever room could be found, mostly at the Inns.
The first DTJ group to be formed in America was founded in Cleveland, Ohio by members of the Lassalle Senior Club in 1909. Soon after another group was organized in Chicago, Illinois. An organization affiliated with the DTJ is the American Sokol of New York.
Registrations must be received by Sunday, September 9th!!
Need directions?? Here they are: Directions-to-DTJ-Taborville-Hall
Register online here or print and mail the form below with your check.
Questions?? Contact our host, Allan Pintner at 216.548.9077 or [email protected]
