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TheGreater PhiladelphiaLocksmiths AssociationSecurity Training SeminarAndProduct Exhibit62 nd Anniversary Convention & BanquetSeptember 28 through October 1, 2011Specialization – Finding Your Market NicheHilton Philadelphia Airport HotelPhiladelphia, PA

GPLA OFFICERSPresident....................................…….. Sven K. Hellwig, Sr., CRLVice President ..................................... Robert MockCorresponding Secretary.....................Robert WagnerRecording Secretary………………….Paul KlineTreasurer ...................................... …...James Sundstrond, IIISergeant at Arms................................. John WilliamsBOARD OF DIRECTORSEdward Fitzgerald, CML - ChairmanMartin Arnold, CML Clifford L. Shafer, CPS, CMLNelson Dayton, CML Robert ThomasOrvis Kline, CPL, CAL Ronald WeaverMichael NimmoBarry Wilensky, CRLCONVENTION COMMITTEESven K. Hellwig, Sr., CRL....……….General ChairmanClifford L. Shafer, CPS, CML………Education ChairmanEdward Fitzgerald, CML ......……….Exhibits ChairmanJames Sundstrond, III............……….Finance ChairmanClifford L. Shafer, CPS, CML .…….Publications ChairmanNelson Dayton, CML……………….Reservations ChairmanRonald W. Marcinkowski, Jr., CRL..VIP/Hospitality ChairmanAnthony Bueanaflor………………...ExhibitsRobert Schuetrumpf, CRL, CJIL …...ExhibitsDavid Sharpe, CIL ................………ExhibitsBill Neff, CPP, PSP, CML…………Website CoordinationMike Nimmo.........................………EducationRobert Thomas......................………EducationJohn Williams………………………EducationOrvis Kline, CPL...................………Email Coordination & ReservationsPaul Kline..............................………Reservations

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THE GREATER PHILADELPHIA LOCKSMITHS ASSOCIATION62 nd ANNIVERSARY CONVENTIONTraining Classes ♦ Professional Products ExhibitAwards Banquet ♦ PRP/STPRP ExamThe Greater Philadelphia Locksmiths Association’s 62nd Anniversary Convention will be heldSeptember 28 through October 1, 2011, at the Hilton Philadelphia Airport hotel in Philadelphia, PA.Highlights include: Nine cutting edge, hands-on Training Classes, most taught by nationally recognized instructors.Many of the classes are NJ State Certified CEU classes to help you acquire or maintain your NJ StateLocksmith license. From basic locksmithing skills classes, journeyman level classes, and moreadvanced classes in safes, electronic access control and automotive, we’re sure you will find severalthat will interest you. Our industry is becoming more specialized and many of these classes can helpyou find your niche. Crazy Hat Friday Night Social. Bring your favorite bowler, Fez, beret, top hat or whatever youhave – the wackier the better! If you can wear it on your head, we want to see it! There will be prizesfor the craziest hats. Renew industry friendships and start some new ones while you enjoy beer, wineand good food. There will be a DJ and everyone is encouraged to join us on the dance floor. The Professional Products Exhibit. The product exhibit features both manufacturers anddistributors. Don't miss this opportunity to view new products or strike a bargain with your favoritedistributor. You’ll want to brush up on your technique for the Lock Picking and Lock BumpingContests. Along with cash prizes to be awarded for the fastest times in both novice and expertcategories, there will be thousands of dollars in door prizes given away! The GPLA Annual Awards Banquet. A black tie (preferred) affair, the Awards Banquet haslong been known as the pre-eminent social event on the locksmith calendar. This is your opportunityto meet industry leaders from around the world and greet the recipient of the 2011 PhiladelphiaAward.These and other events and surprises, all presented with GPLA’s legendary style and hospitality.See you in September!The Convention Committee

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Hilton Philadelphia Airport Hotel4509 Island Avenue.Philadelphia, PA 19153Tel: (215) 365-4150Fax: (215) 937-4535Reservations: ext. 33orwww.hiltonphiladelphiaairport.comGPLA Group Rate Code: GRE$99.00 Single or Double OccupancyDe/awoiil't'e /"iver ,,//Directions: Follow I-95 North to exit #13 (Valley Forge / Island Avenue). Followsigns to Island Ave. At the base of the exit ramp, merge left before traffic light(Island Ave.). Turn left onto Island Ave. and the Hotel is on the left.Traveling South on I-95: (From Philadelphia & New Jersey): Follow I-95 Souththrough Philadelphia to Exit #15 (Enterprise Avenue / Island Avenue). The exitramp will place you onto Enterprise Avenue. Follow Enterprise Avenue to the DeadEnd and turn right onto Island Avenue. Follow Island Avenue ½ mile and the hotelwill be on the right hand side.

GPLA Headquarters8013 Craig StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19136t•• :.IlEIILI:.j ~"=--------t"---t--N--.-I!iL--~.r--~From I-95 North or South: Take exit 30 Cottman Avenue. Follow Cottman Avenueapprox. 1 mile, make right onto Frankford Avenue. Follow Frankford Avenue approx. 0.9miles, make left onto Welsh Road. Make left at next intersection onto Craig Street. GPLAHeadquarters is ¾ of the way down the block on the left

2011 CLASS SCHEDULEWednesday, September 28, 20111. Basic Safe Penetration *Please note: This class will be held at GPLA Headquarters. Please see the map fordirections.Thursday, September 29, 20112 Basic Photography for the Security Professional3 Basic Electricity for Locksmiths4 Advanced Master Keying Day 1*5 Introduction to Automotive Locksmithing *Friday, September 30, 2011- Advanced Master Keying Day 2 *6 Advanced Automotive Locksmithing *7 Motorcycle Key Generation *8 ADA & Life Safety Codes, and Industrial & Shop Safety9 Electronic Access Control* Restricted class, pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.All classes will start promptly at 8:00 AM. Classes will be closed 15 minutes after theposted starting time. This is to avoid interrupting both the instructor and students. Latearrivals disrupt the class. We are sorry, but we can make no exceptions.Students must bring their NJ State License to class to receive their CEU’s.No refunds will be made. Please be on time - avoid disappointment.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 #1Cost: $155.008:00 AM to 5:00 PMBASIC SAFE PENETRATION *Please note: This class will be held at GPLA Headquarters. Please see the map for directions.Instructors: Clifford L. Shafer, CPS, CML; Mike Nimmo; Joe Ruestle, CPSIn this intense, hands-on class, the student will learn the basic techniques to open mechanicalcombination locks by drilling. Students will use both straight and angle drilling. If time permits,students will drill for the relock trigger (RLT), the lever screw, and receive instruction on drill andtransfer techniques. Measurements for many of the combination locks found on today’s containers willbe provided. Drilling techniques for hardplate and other barrier materials will also be discussed. Eyeprotection is a must, and students should also bring a penlight or scope, drill motor, several sharp 1/8”and ¼” drill bits, 25’ extension cord, end or diagonal cutters, vice grips, assorted Phillips and slottedscrewdrivers, pencil and paper. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to eachstudent.* Pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.___________________________________________________________________Thursday, September 29, 2011 #2Cost: $155.00 + $20.00 for NJ CEU’sNJ State Certified4 CEU CLASS8:00 AM to 5:00 PMBASIC PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE SECURITY PROFESSIONALInstructor: Tony Fiorini, CRLThis one day class is designed with the security tech in mind. How a camera works, why it does what itdoes, and how to make it work for you are the principles of this class. Photos required for tech support,archives, insurance claims, forensics, job estimation, advertising, and web site enhancement are just afew reasons for understanding your camera and how it can make money for you. Topics covered areelementary theory, low light shooting, macro shooting (close up), advanced techniques for adverseshooting conditions, and student hands-on shooting while applying the learned principles. Timepermitting, an introduction to photo post-processing and photography equipment will be covered.Students of this class will achieve the ability to overcome the “camera” taking bad photographs.Students are required to bring their digital camera, a fully charged battery, an empty memory card andtheir camera’s instruction book. Students will be taking lots of notes in this class. A GPLA certificatesuitable for framing will be awarded to all students. Students who check the appropriate box on theregistration form and include the additional $20.00 will receive a 4 CEU certificate for their NJ StateLocksmith License renewal. Students must bring their NJ State License to class to receive their CEU’s.

Thursday, September 29, 2011 #3Cost: $155.00Instructor: Chuck Dixon8:00 AM to 5:00 PMBASIC ELECTRICITY FOR LOCKSMITHSThe use of electronics in locks and locking systems continues to grow at a rapid pace. This coursebegins with fundamental electricity theory and focuses on those aspects that apply to modern accesscontrol and electronic locking systems. Students will explore the basics of electronics pertaining to theelectronic access control industry and how electricity is created and utilized. The various relationshipsregarding electricity and how it pertains to the selection of hardware and troubleshooting procedureswill also be covered. Students should bring small screwdrivers, wire cutters, wire strippers and a voltohmmeter. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to all students.___________________________________________________________________Thursday, September 29 and Friday, September 30, 2011 #4Cost: $295.00 + $20.00 for NJ CEU’sNJ State Certified16 CEU CLASS8:00 AM to 5:00 PMADVANCED MASTER KEYING *Instructor: John Truempy, CRL, CMIL and Vernon Kelly, CIL, CPLSeparate your business from the pack! During this comprehensive 2-day advanced class, students willexplore many advanced master keying techniques that will help you “give the customer what theywant”. Under-utilized master keying methods including matrix, spider and rotating constant will bediscussed in-depth. Exploiting the almost limitless master key variations available in total positionprogression will also be thoroughly demonstrated, and a method of expanding a “maxed-out” system.We’ll also explore other topics like assuming control of an existing master key system, as well assystem specification and application methods. You can be sure that these techniques aren’t found in anysoftware program! A thorough understanding of basic master keying is essential to get the most fromthis class. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to all students. Students who checkthe appropriate box on the registration form and include the additional $20.00 will receive a 16 CEUcertificate for their NJ State Locksmith License renewal. Students must bring their NJ State License toclass to receive their CEU’s.* Pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.

Thursday, September 29, 2011 #5Cost: $155.008:00 AM to 5:00 PMINTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE LOCKSMITHING *Instructor: Stacy Hetchler, CALWith the growing complexity of security systems in today’s automobiles, key generation, bothduplication of existing keys and origination when keys have been lost, have become a very profitablespecialty for the properly equipped and trained locksmith. This class will cover the basic toolsrequired, including readers for key generation, (i.e. Determinators, Decoder King, Lishi, EZ Readers,Kobra Readers), Scoping, Impressioning, and when we have to take something apart. Basic securityfeatures of the locks will be discussed (i.e. sidebars, clutches and split wafers) and when and where wefind codes. The Instructor will cover electronic security starting with VATS and continuing withtransponders all the way through rolling code systems. Transponder programming equipment (i.e.Advanced Diagnostics, Ilco TKO, Hotwire, DMAX and more) will be covered and discussed as well ascloners, such as Ilco’s RW series, AD900 and the Zed Bull. There will be videos showing hands-onuse of the mentioned equipment and paper hand-outs. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will beawarded to each student.• Pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.___________________________________________________________________Friday, September 30, 2011 #6Cost: $155.008:00 AM to 5:00 PMADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE LOCKSMITHING *Instructor: Stacy Hetchler, CALPrerequisite for this class is completion of Introduction to Automotive Locksmithing on Thursday orbackground and knowledge comparable to completion of that class. Topics covered will be the moreadvanced techniques used to generate keys, such as scoping high security locks. Covered will be theTibbe system and the new GM, Lexus, Ford and Kia high security keys/systems. The instructor willcover eprom reading and programming. This will include transponders programmed from the datadumps and finding the PIN from reading the data dump. Keys will be programmed into a BMW EWS3 system and you will extract the PIN from a Nissan BCM unit. There will be a hands-on demo of theLishi pick/readers. The different key cutting machines available will be discussed, pointing out theadvantages and disadvantages of each. The day will wrap up with a discussion of the different vendors’software programs available to handle the newer systems, such as VW’s CAN, Ford 80 Bit system andToyota’s new system. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to each student.* Pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.

Friday, September 30, 2011 #7Cost: $155.008:00 AM to 5:00 PMMOTORCYCLE KEY GENERATION *Instructors: Steve Young and Randy Mize of Lockmasters, Inc.This class will introduce students to the tools, skills and information that are useful for beginningmotorcycle locksmithing. Students will disassemble and reassemble various motorcycle locks. Manytypes of lock systems will be covered. Students will learn the easiest way to generate keys in theextended hands-on portion of the class. This will include a wide variety of tools that will enable thestudent to gain confidence sight reading, impressioning and using the wafer readers. This class includesthe basics of motorcycle key systems, special key cutting equipment, key blank selection and lock codeinformation. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to all students.* Pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman.Friday, September 30, 2011 #8Cost: $210.00* + $20.00 for NJ CEU’sNJ State Certified*Includes reference manual8 CEU CLASS8:00 AM to 5:00 PMADA & LIFE SAFETY CODES, and INDUSTRIAL & SHOP SAFETYInstructor: Thomas R. Demont, AHC, CMIL, CMLThis is a mandatory class for the Security Professional of the 21st Century. The areas covered willinclude the new International Building & Fire Code IBC-2006, Underwriters Laboratories listings forhardware, Accessibility, Doors, N.F.P.A. 80-2007, 101-2006, Door and Hardware Institute guide to theADA Act of 1990. At the conclusion of the training, the student will be familiar with Model Buildingand Fire Codes pertaining to hardware in the Means of Egress, Life Safety and alternative approaches,ADA hardware, accessibility, doors and labels, Underwriters Laboratories testing procedure and how itdetermines what hardware we sell, and most importantly avoid any legalities with your work. The final2 hours of this class will cover your mandatory requirement for Industrial Safety for NJ licensing. Theareas covered will include the metal cutting, grinding, drilling, punching, and welding machines. Wewill follow OSHA standards for industrial safety. Students who check the appropriate box on theregistration form and include the additional $20.00 will receive a 6 CEU certificate in ADA & LifeSafety Codes and a 2 CEU certificate in Industrial & Shop Safety for their NJ State Locksmith Licenserenewal. Students must bring their NJ State License to class to receive their CEU’s.

Friday, September 24, 2010 #9Cost: $155.00 + $20.00 for NJ CEU’sNJ State Certified7 CEU CLASS8:00 AM to 5:00 PMELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROLInstructor: Tom FoxwellThe demand for electronic access control continues to grow at a rapid pace. This hands-on class willtake you from initial site survey, system layout and hardware selection to wiring and installation.Students will learn electric strike and mag lock application and installation and how to professionallywire and install an electronic access control system. You will learn methods that will enable the job togo quicker, easier and be more cost effective with the end result being a professionally installed systemthat will pass any code inspection. You will also learn stand- alone type locks, switches, relays, andwiring drawings will be discussed. Students should bring small screwdrivers, wire cutters, wirestrippers and a volt-ohm meter. A GPLA certificate suitable for framing will be awarded to all students.Students who check the appropriate box on the registration form and include the additional $20.00 willreceive a 7 CEU certificate for their NJ State Locksmith License renewal. Students must bring their NJState License to class to receive their CEU’s.

INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIESThe Greater Philadelphia Locksmiths Association gratefully acknowledges the participation of these fine instructors.The contribution of their time and knowledge towards the advancement of our profession is an example of truebrotherhood.Thomas J. Demont, AHC/CML, CSI has been in the locksmithing and security profession for over 50years, starting his career in his father’s shop in Pittsburgh, PA. Tom served for 10 years in the USNavy as a Locksmith & Physical Security Specialist and went on to found several security companies.He is a certified ALOA ACE instructor and has taught here at GPLA and across the country for variousassociations and organizations. Tom is a Philadelphia Award recipient and is currently serving as thepresident of ALOA.Chuck Dixon, CML is the owner of Evesham Security Technologies in Marlton, NJ, and has over 20years of locksmithing and electronic security equipment experience. He has spent the last 15 yearsheavily involved in the sale, specification, design and installation of CCTV equipment.Tony Fiorini CRL has been a working locksmith and safe technician for 20 years. He is a certifiedACE instructor for ALOA and SAVTA as well as a certified continuing education instructor for theState of New Jersey. In addition to teaching and writing articles, he is an associate editor for LocksmithLedger International. He currently hold patents for two unique safe lock designs and a portion of hisbusiness is thecreation of custom safe door interiors.Tom Foxwell is a member of the Door and Hardware Institute (DHI) and Vice President of theBaltimore Chapter. He is a certified ALOA ACE instructor with factory certifications in Kaba- Unican,Securitron and HES. He currently works for Security Products Marketing and is serving as a NEDirector for ALOA.Stacy Hetchler, CAL, is a successful, advanced automotive locksmith providing 17 years of dedicatedservice to south central Texas. He brings efficient ideology & innovation to the industry with hisinstruction techniques, published articles with internationally recognized KeyPro.com, and trustworthy,reliable tech support and BETA testing.Vernon Kelley, CPL, CJIL is an accomplished locksmith and author of several locksmithing relatedbooks and articles, including Institutional Lock Shop Management. He has served on the Board ofDirectors for ALOA and the ILA (where he also served as Treasurer on the National level and Presidentof the Delaware Valley Chapter), and currently manages a professional lock shop for the College ofNew Jersey, where he oversees mechanical and electronic security. He has taught numerousprofessional courses for locksmiths over the past several years.Randy Mize has 32 years as an automotive locksmith and has made transponders and high-security hispriority. He is also a consultant to aftermarket tool manufacturers and O.E. automobile manufacturers.Randy is responsible for many innovations in Automotive Locksmithing, and is currently workingon developing new tools and software for the industry. He is the inventor of the Lockmasters' High-Security Flip Pick and the Mercedes Drill Template.

INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES (continued)Michael E. Nimmo has worked for Diebold, Inc. for 18 years servicing ATMs, alarm and camerasystems, remote banking devices as well as safe and vault products. He currently serves as one of tworegional Technical Specialists at Diebold and provides technical support to more than 400 safe andvault techs nationwide. Mike currently serves the GPLA as the Editor of the Newsletter and is on theBoard of Directors.Joseph R Reustle, CPS is owner of JR’s Lock and Safe company in Atco NJ and has been working inthe industry for 20 years. He has been an instructor for both SAVTA and other local locksmithassociations. He also has been an assistant instructor to Dave McOmie in many of Dave’s classes forthe past 5 years. He specializes in opening high security safe, but continues to offer traditionallocksmithing and access control services to his clients. He has held offices in the past for both GPLAand SJLA.Clifford L. Shafer, CPS, CML is part-owner of CLC Locksmiths in Cinnaminson, NJ and has been inthe industry for over 30 years. He has taught X-07, X-08 & X-09 classes for Kaba-Mas (formerly Mas-Hamilton) across the USA and in Japan, as well as other classes for GPLA. Cliff has servedcontinuously in various offices for GPLA since 1988, including President and Chairman of the Boardof Directors.John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, is an accomplished professional commercial, institutional andinvestigative locksmith with extensive advanced training and experience in master keying, systemdesign, key control and commercial and institutional hardware. He is on the national and local chapterboards of the Institutional Locksmiths’ Association where he has served as Vice President, Chairman ofthe Board, and Co-chair of the Certification Committee. John is employed as a full time institutionallocksmith at the University of Pennsylvania.Steve Young is often referred to as "The World's Leading Authority on Car Opening", which his QuickEntry Car Opening Manuals can attest to. Steve has built his reputation by providing accurate andreliable car opening information to the locksmith community for years. He has personally disassembledhundreds of door panels to guarantee you that each opening method is the easiest and safest way to gainentry.

2011 PRODUCT EXHIBITThe Greater Philadelphia Locksmiths Association is proud to once againwelcome manufacturers and distributors to our annual product exhibit. Theircontinued participation and support at our exhibit provides locksmiths with theopportunity to see and learn about all of the newest and innovative products,tools, and services available in the security market.EXHIBITORSA & B Safe Corporation Lockmasters, Inc. *Abus Lock Co.Locksmithing UnlimitedAbloy Door SecurityLocksmith LedgerALOALSDAAmericanAutoLock.com *Marks USAAmerican EagleMaryland Locksmiths Assoc.American Security Products Master / American Lock Co. *Arrow Lock Co.Medeco High Security LocksAssa AbloyMul-T-Lock USAAVCO Key & NoveltyPDQChartrand Associates Perma-Vault Safe Co. *Clark Security Products R2 Hinge, LLC *Doorwares AssociatesR.K. Security & Novelty Dist.Fried Brothers, Inc. *Rutherford ControlsGardall Safe CorporationSargent & GreenleafH.L. Flake Security HardwareSchlage Lock Co.IDN Hardware SalesSecuritron Magnalock Corp.Institutional Locksmiths Assoc.Security Products MarketingIR Security TechnologiesSouth Jersey Locksmiths Assoc.Kaba AccessUSCAN ProductsKaba-IlcoVon DuprinKeyless RideLCN* Convention Sponsors

REGISTRATION SUMMARYClass Title ___________________Date Fee__1 Basic Safe Penetration * 9/28 $155.002 Basic Photography for the Security Professional 9/29 $155.003 Basic Electricity for Locksmiths 9/29 $155.004 Advanced Master Keying (2-Day Class)* 9/29 $295.005 Introduction to Automotive Locksmithing* 9/29 $155.006 Advanced Automotive Locksmithing* 9/30 $155.007 Motorcycle Key Generation* 9/30 $155.008 ADA & Life Safety Codes, and Industrial & Shop Safety 9/30 $210.009 Electronic Access Control 9/30 $155.00* Restricted class, pre-approval required. Contact reservations chairman at 610-688-9188.Crazy Hat Social 9/30 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM Included with Banquet Ticket or$35.00 if purchased separatelyPRP/STPRP Exam 10/01 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM via ALOA Registration FormProfessional Products Exhibit 10/01 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM FREE if pre-registered,$15.00 at doorPresident's Reception 10/01 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Banquet Ticket RequiredBlack Tie Awards Banquet 10/01 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM $85.00

REGISTRATIONINFORMATIONPlease use one form for each student.Print out the registration form, then mail or fax the completed form with your payment to:Nelson Dayton, CML324 W. Lancaster AvenueWayne, PA 19087Fax: (610) 975-0172Please register early. Please do not mail your registration after September 19, 2011. You may FAXyour registration in through September 23, 2011. After these dates, you must register on site.Confirmations will only be provided by email. Please include your email address if you wish toreceive confirmation of your registration.Your convention package will be at the GPLA Registration table. (See times below)Questions? Call (610) 688-9188REFUND POLICY:Any cancellation request received by September 9, 2011 will receive a full refund.CONVENTION REGISTRATION TABLE TIMES AND LOCATIONS:Wednesday, September 287:00 AM to 8:00 AM.......................................... GPLA HeadquartersThursday, September 297:00 AM to 9:00 AM.......................................... Classroom AreaFriday, September 307:00 AM to Noon................................................ Classroom Area1:00 PM to 4:00 PM ........................................... Ballroom Foyer6:30 PM to 7:30 PM ........................................... Liberty RoomSaturday, October 18:30 AM to 3:00 PM........................................... Ballroom Foyer6:00 PM to 7:00 PM ........................................... Ballroom Foyer

The Greater Philadelphia Locksmiths Association2011 CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM(Please type or print name as it should appear on certificate)Registrant:First Name________________________________________MILast Name _____________________________________________________PRP/STRP Status ____________________ GPLA Member #Nickname for Badge _____________________________________________Home Address__________________________________________________City __________________________________________________________State__________________ Zip/Postal Code __________________________Email Address__________________________________________________Business Name _________________________________________________Business Address _______________________________________________City __________________________________________________________State__________________ Zip/Postal Code __________________________Business Phone Number: _________________________________________NJ Locksmith Lic. #:_____________________________________________Other Association AffiliationsAssociation:______________ Current Office:_________________________Association:______________ Current Office:_________________________Classes & Fees:Check box to indicate selectionClass # Class Fee CEU Fee01 $155.00 N/A =______________02 $155.00 $20.00 =______________03 $155.00 N/A =______________04 $295.00 $20.00 =______________05 $155.00 N/A =______________06 $155.00 $20.00 =______________07 $155.00 N/A =______________08 $210.00 $20.00 =______________09 $155.00 $20.00 =______________Class Total$______________All students must bring their NJ Locksmith License to class inorder to receive their CEU’s.President’s Reception & Banquet(includes Friday Night Social)I will be attending $85.00Guest Name: _________________________________ $85.00Banquet Total$________________Form of Payment:Check Number _____________________ MasterCard VisaCredit Card #: __________________________________________________Expiration Date: Month/Year: _____________________________________Print Cardholder Name: __________________________________________Friday Night Social OnlyNumber attending _________ x $35.00 =Total Amount EnclosedPlease make checks payable to: GPLA$________________$________________Signature: _____________________________________________________Product ExhibitCheck boxto attend.Free if Pre-registeredor $15.00 at DoorList additional Product Exhibit attendees below:Your registration package will be available for pick-up at the GPLAregistration table when you arrive.Please do not mail your registration after September 19, 2011. Youmay FAX your registration through September 23, 2011. After thesedates you must register on site.Please send this form to:Nelson Dayton, CML324 W. Lancaster AvenueWayne, PA 19087or fax to (610) 975-0172 (credit cards only)