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This newsletter is a publi-cation of the Vernon L. Nash Antique Auto Club of Fair-banks, which is the farthest north region of the Antique Automobile Club of America.
Where source permission is not cited with an article, ma-terial may be reproduced if credit is given to the author, the source is cited as being this publication, and we are provided a copy at [email protected].
If you have material you would like to contribute,
please contact our editor, Rick Larrick, at the club
email address : [email protected]
June, 2017
Volume 46, Issue 6
Inside this issue:
5/27/17
SHORT CUTS 10
MOTORCYCLES 10
MODEL T DRIVING 10
EDITOR COLUMN 10
PARADE SIGN-UP 11
GREG’S GARAGE 2
UPCOMING EVENTS 3
CALENDAR 4
MEMBER ADS 4
PRESIDENT’S 5
BIRTHDAY & ANNIV 5
SUNSHINE 5
UPCOMING EVENTS 6
HEROES RAFFLE 7
MINUTES 8
NATIONAL NEWS 9
Nash’s News —
2016
Antique auto news from Alaska’s largest car
club and most northern region of AACA
See page 2
Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 2
Why is stuff sent on ships called "cargo" and UPS sends "shipments?"
Photo by John McCarthy
Driveway to the Oslund homestead Latest Ford project in the main garage
Group looks for the engine in the Crosley
Outdoor dining in the Alaska spring sunshine!
Spares for the Econoline project
Part of Greg’s high horsepower stable
Greg’s Garage Tour
Greg Oslund hosted the group for the May Garage Tour at his place in North Pole. Greg put out great food, and was also generous in providing infor-mation on his many Ford (and one Crosley) cars and projects.
If the #2 pencil is the most popular, why isn't it #1?
HE SAW THE TRAIN Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 3
Upcoming Events Mondo
Run
June 11th (SUNDAY) Joyce & Paul Tekin,
PPRs
Leave from Bentley
Mall at 10 am
June Membership Meeting - June 8th
Our June car club membership meeting will be held at the Chena River State Recrea-tion Site on June 8, 2017. This is a pot luck meeting where the club will provide the meat and the members bring a salad or dessert item to share. The meeting begins at 7pm with our picnic before the meeting.
Awards from the Carlson Car Show will be presented at this meeting.
Chena River State Recreation Site is located near the intersection of Airport Road and University Avenue, and is ac-cessed off Geraghty Street directly behind the Airport Road O’Reilley’s Auto Parts Store.
All streets and parking areas are paved with lots of con-venient parking for classic cars.
CHS Picnic
Run
June 17th
Greg Oslund,
PPR
Leave from CarsNCoffee at 10:00 am. Bring
salad or dessert
RIB RUN: Poker Run, Tour of Bret’s Garage, Great Ribs, and games (did I say GREAT RIBS?) Due to a scheduling
conflict, the Rib Run is resched-
uled to August 5th. The game
plan is to start at Pioneer Park at
5pm with a Poker Run around
town ending up at the Helms
garage with appetizers, salads and ribs. We'll have a sign-up
sheet at the July meeting along with the meal price (space is
limited). Hope to see you there. John McDonald’s Tailgate Party 725 Nordale Rd.
2nd right off CHS Rd.
June 25th 3 pm - ~7 pm
Come, visit, eat & have fun. Bring something
for the Pot Luck.
ROAD RALLY
June 24th
Willy Vinton, PPR
Leave from CarsNCoffee at 10:00 am., Arrive who knows where at whatever… Be sure to bring a (good) navi-
gator!
• June 3rd & 4th: Carlson Center
Members Only Car Show
• Tuesday, June 6th : Board Meeting, Sourdough Sam’s 6:30pm. - dinner be-fore
• Thursday, June 8th: Regular Mem-bership Meeting at the Chena River
Recreation Site, Geraghty St. 7PM Meeting Starts. Pot-Luck Picnic before!
• June 11th: Monderosa Lunch Run,
leave Pioneer Park at noon.
• June 17th: Chena Hot Springs Pic-
nic Run, leave CarsNCoffee at 10am.
• June 25th: John McDonald’s Tail-gate Party, 3pm, John’s house,
Nordale Rd
• July 8th—12th: Adventure Before
Dementia Tour
• July 28th & 29th: Joint Meet (in Fair-
banks), VLNAACF Hosts
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 Move - in for
Carlson Show
5pm - check-in
earlier
3Carlson Cen-
ter Members On-
ly Car Show
4Carlson Cen-
ter Members
Only Car Show
5
6 Board Meet-
ing Sam’s Sour-dough
7Run-around at
Pioneer Park—be
there at 6:45pm
8Membership
Meeting—
Chena River
Recreation Site
9 10Cars N Cof-
fee at the Bentley
Mall Parking Lot
8:00 - 10:00 am
11MONDO
RUN - Leave
Pioneer Park at
noon
12 13 14Fairbanks
Day & Run-
around at Pioneer
Park—be there at
6:45pm
15 16 17 Cars N
Coffee 8:00 - 10:00
am. Chena Hot
Springs Picnic
Run, leave at 10
18 19 20 21Run-around
at Pioneer Park—
be there at
6:45pm
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24Cars N 8:00 -
10:00 am. Road
Rally, leave at 10
25 J. McD’s
Tailgate Party 3pm
26 27 28Random
Run-around -
leave Pioneer
Park at 7:00 pm
29 30
June, 2017
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Antique Auto Mushers
Newsletter submission deadline is always the
20th of the month. Send in your Member ads.,
events, notices, and articles to
Member Advertisements
• June 7th: Membership Meeting,
Daybreak Center, 7pm
• June 15th—17th: AACA Annual
Grand National Meet, Independence, MO
• June 10th: Lithia Chevrolet Cor-
vette Show
National AACA Events
Other Events
1929 Ford 4door sedan. Older restora-tion in good condi-
tion. $9,900 Contact Brent LeVal-ley at 590-7362
• June 18th: Sourdough Fuel’s Fa-
ther’s Day Show N Shine
Because of the late arrival of spring this year many of us have only just got our cars out. Hopefully, fall will be late to arrive giving us more time to enjoy our cars. A few weeks ago I added one more to my collection… a 1946 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe.
Work on my 1937 Ford truck will again fall victim to yard work, golf and enjoying the events planned for the VLNAACF. I have found time to drive both cars to Cars & Coffee and Greg’s garage tour plus trips to the Fountain-head Museum. Now it is time to get them cleaned and polished for the Carlson Car Show on June 3 & 4
th. With
the full schedule of events the club has planned, hopefully we will all find time to enjoy our cars this summer.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Jeff Creamer, our newest Board member. Jeff will be fill-ing the remainder of Bob Miller’s term. Thanks again Jeff for stepping up and volunteering and I look forward to working with you.
Pres. Mike
Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 5 KICKED FIRST THE GAS
President’s Headlights
SUNSHINE REPORT:
Tracy sent out one card on behalf of the club in April: • To Doris Casey, who fell while on a trip to Anchorage and
broke her ankle. Also, Tracy says she hopes to start going through Ray’s garage and storage and would like help in sorting out and finding a home for things that don’t belong to Rochelle’s Mustang, which Ray was working on. Tracy McLeod is the Sunshine Contact. Please send her an e-mail if you know of a club member who could use a little "sunshine". e-mail: [email protected] . For a postal mail address contact Tracy or a Board member.
1 - Sam Simmons
4 - Ellen Olson
8 - Carl Westphal
Willy Vinton
9 - Jill Nash
Cyndi Jensen
14 - Lambert Hazelaar
June ANNIVERSARIES
8 - Judy & Bernie Saupe
6 - Susan & Gary Bodenstadt
6 - Joanne & Dan Portwine
7 - Doris & Robbie Casey
11 - Linda & Scott Grundy
13 - Karine & Ron Dane
15 - Lois & Greg Oslund
17 - Deborah & Dave Rockney
18 - LaVonne & Dan Gullickson
19 - Claudia & Burnie Hall
20 - Denise & Peter Lundquist
22 - Tammy & Kenny Maxwell
22 - Karen & Buddy Lane
26 - Cyndi & Tom Jensen
June BIRTHDAYS
Mike Lecorchick’s 1946 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe
Digna Cline
18 - Jerry Mustard
20 - Susan Cook
21 - John Binder
22 - Susan Bodenstadt
29 - Paul Tekin
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Volume 46, Issue 6 AND THEN THE BUCKET
Joyce Tekin
Age 3
If you line up all the cars in the world end to end, someone would be stupid enough to pass them.
2017 Adventure Before Dementia Tour
Sat., July 8 thru Wed., July 12 Wiseman, Galbraith Lake (or on to Prudhoe Bay if you wish)
& Manley Hot Springs By Scott Grundy, Cat Herder Jr.
For years, our club members, James “Clutch” and Lorna Lounsbury have encouraged me to organize this tour to historic Wiseman on the Dalton. Wiseman is the farthest north gold discovery in the U.S. and Clutch’s great grandfather was a pioneer miner there. All historic buildings in Wiseman will be available for us to tour. Plus, you’ll see the incredible “White Man’s Totem” - one of the wonders of the world! And, yes, the Lounsburys still have housing rental space available in Wiseman! What’s cool about this tour is that you can participate in any segment you wish. Limit your involvement with us only to the Hilltop Restaurant for breakfast, view the fantastic Yukon River bridge, join our celebration crossing the Arctic Circle, cross the Continental Di-vide in the beautiful Brooks Range, and you even have the opportuni-ty to continue on to dip your toes in the Arctic ocean! Or just join our group to tour the quaint village of Manley Hot Springs on July 11 & 12. The Dalton Highway is paved at least a third of the way to the Brooks Range. The Elliott Highway west of the Dalton is mostly gravel. This is an old car tour but drive anything you want. Several are driving their camping rigs. Just join us for the fun & camaraderie! Contact me for a detailed itinerary and housing list at [email protected] or 907-457-3526.
JOINT MEET The Joint Meet with Antique Auto Mush-ers of Alaska (Anchorage AACA Region) will be July 28th and 29th. We will kick the event off at 6:00 PM at the Chena River State Recreation Site at 3530 Geraghty Ave with a pot-luck picnic. As the hosts of the Joint Meet, our club will provide the meat and our members will provide the side dishes for the meal. The Anchorage Club will provide the desserts. Willy has arranged a discounted rate for the Antique Auto Mushers at the Wedgewood Resort for lodging. Saturday morning at 9:30 am we will hold Car Games at the old K-Mart building parking lot. At noon, we will gather once again for lunch, bringing whatever is left over from our picnic Fri-day night and whatever else members want to provide. The loca-tion for this is still in the works. At 1:30 we will have a Tour, visit-ing some interesting locations within the Fairbanks area. Satur-day evening, at 6pm, we will hold an Awards Banquet. That loca-tion will also be announced at the next meeting.
We could use some help with the Car Games and the set up of the picnics. Please contact Willy at 388-8252 or Wilma at 388-7766 if you can help. W i l m a
Chevrolet GMC Buick of Fairbanks Cor-
vette Show
Chevrolet of
Fairbanks is
having a
C o r v e t t e
Car Show on
June 10th
from 10am to 2pm. This is a new (second year)
growing annual event for car enthusiasts in
Fairbanks. Last year 20 cars from the Anchor-
age Corvette Club made the trip north to show
their cars along with the locals. This year they
have invited the VLNAACF to join them in dis-
playing our cars too. Bad to the Bone BBQ will
be there along with some race cars. If you plan
to attend arrive between 9:00 and 9:45am.
Explore Fairbanks / Chamber Luncheon
Explore Fairbanks and the
Fairbanks Chamber of Com-
merce Luncheon on May 30th
will celebrate the 75th Anni-
versary of the Alaska High-
way. They would like to have
a few late 40s or early 50s ve-
hicles or 1940s military vehicles outside the
Carlson Center on that
day. Vehicles should
arrive about 11:15am
and be on display until
1:20pm. Depending
how many vehicles
show up they may be
able to host lunch for us.
Upcoming Events
- BURMA SHAVE Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 7
I poured Spot remover on my dog. Now he's gone.
At the request of the North Pole Lions Club, through club mem-ber Mike Welch, the Board approved allow-ing display of the ‘92 Corvette in a booth at the Carlson Car Show and for the Lions to sell tickets for their raffle in support of Trooper Gabe Rich and Trooper Scott Johnson Memorial Park and the Fallen Heroes Memorial in North Pole.
The raffle is in coordination with the Alaska Peace Officer Association, Interior Fire Chiefs, Cities of North Pole and Fairbanks, and the Borough, and is chaired by North Pole Police Chief Steven Du-tra.
The City of North Pole dedicated the Memorial Park to honor borough residents who lost their lives while performing their official duties serving their country, state, or munici-pality. The effort started after the murder of Troopers Rich and Johnson, and then grew to recognize borough residents employed in the public sector who lost their lives while serving their community.
The fund raiser will conclude in Septem-ber. 2500 tickets will be sold at $50 each. Prizes include the restored ‘92 Corvette, $5,000 in cash, and $3,700 in non-cash prizes.
Club member Mike Welch donated the ‘92 Corvette which is the grand prize.
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Between two evils, I always pick the one I’ve never tried.
VLNAACF Membership Meeting Minutes May 11th, 2017
Location - Fountainhead Auto Museum
Meeting was convened at 7pm by Scott Culbertson, Vice Presi-dent with 46 members in attendance. Motion was made by Bear Schmit and seconded by Jeff Creamer to approve the April 13th Meeting as presented in the newsletter. Motion passed unanimously. Treasurers Report- Wilma Vinton presented the current balances in checking accounts and net income to date. She also reported that the 990T report has been completed and the prepayment of 2017 UBIT taxes was submitted. Motion was made by Theresa Chase and seconded by Paul Tekin to approve Treasurer’s report as presented. Motion passed unan-imously. Membership Report was presented by Rochelle Larson. We cur-rently have 221 Members, 39 single memberships and 91 joint memberships. She also introduced new members. Reports from Committees/ Event Organizers- (If PPR’s are available) John McCarthy reported on the Wednesday night run-arounds.
The first official Wednesday night is May 31st, but if folks want to start sooner let John know and he will make sure the key is available.
Scott Culbertson let the group know about a Car Show at the Chevy dealership on June 10th from 10am-2pm. This is not a club event, but we have been invited to joint in the fun.
Paul Tekin reported on the June 11th Monderosa Run. Cars will meet at the Bentley Mall at 10 am to start the Poker run.
Greg Oslund will be the PPR for the Chena Hot Springs Poker Run on June 17th. Cars will meet at the Bentley Mall at 10 am to start the Poker run.
Willy Vinton will again put together a Road Rally on June 24th. (This was supposed to be in conjunction the Helm’s Rib Run but that event has changed to a different date) The Road Rally will start right after Cars and Coffee (10 am) at the Bentley Mall.
John McDonald will have his Tailgate Party at his house on Sun-day June 25th from 3pm=7pm. John encouraged folks to
come by earlier if they want to. It is a Potluck. 2017 ABDT – Scott Grundy invited the members to participate in
the ABDT starting June 8th through the 13th. For more infor-mation contact Scott.
Carlson Center Car Show June 2-4th 2017- Wilma and Willy Vinton put out a request for additional help for the Car Show. There will be work session on May 21st at the Vinton’s house at 1:30pm to pull the plaques, laminate sign, etc. She also needs folks to call the members re participation.
Joint Meet – Willy Vinton reminded members that it will be July 28th-29th. More information will be provided for the Newsletter.
Raffle car – John McCarthy and Rochelle reported that there are only a small number of tickets remaining. Those will be sold at the Carlson Car Show.
Ralph Glasgow introduced our special guest presenter: Justin Klei-ter. He provided us with a slide show and discussion of his Mon-golia Motorcycle tour. It was very entertaining and well received by the members. Old Business John McCarthy reported that he had reserved the Chena River
State Recreation area for the June membership meeting loca-tion. Potluck Picnic will start at 6pm, the club will provide the main dish, members bring side dishes. Meeting will start 7pm.
New Business Explore Fairbanks / Chamber Luncheon Celebrate 75th Anniver-
sary of Alaska Highway at the Carlson Center. They would like to have some late 40’s early 50’s vehicles outside on display from 11:15- 1:20, May 30th (Tuesday) Golden Days Parade- Wilma reported that the Club will start first, as in the past. Members should be lined up by 9:30 (start lining up at 9:00). Wilma provided registration forms and would like them no later than the July membership meet-ing. Good of the Order Rick provided members with News letter needs John McCarthy read the Birthdays and Anniversaries in May. 50/50 was won by Linda Grundy. Total winnings were $82.00. Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 pm.
Wilma Vinton, for Donna Wojciechowski Justin Kleiter held our group’s intense interest for a 45 minute presentation on his trip
NATIONAL NEWS
VERNON L. NASH ANTIQUE AUTO CLUB OF FAIRBANKS 2017 CAR RAFFLE
Permit # 2437
WIN 1994 FORD MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE
* 5.0L V-8 Engine
* Automatic Transmission
* Power Steering * Power Brakes
* Power Windows * Power Top
* Leather Interior “Is there a Ford in your future?”
See any Vernon L. Nash Car Club member for tickets or stop at
Larson’s Locksmith at Airport & Noble
Drawing to be held at the Pioneer Park Square Dance Pavilion, July 22, 2017 @
2:00pm.
$5.00 / ticket or 5 tickets for $20.00
Need not be present to win. Only 3000 tickets.
No matter how much you push the envelope, it will still be stationary
Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 9
Mileage Award Program (MAP) Purpose: The Mileage Award Program has been established to recog-nize AACA members who drive an AACA-approved vehicle throughout the calendar year. Participation is voluntary and tracking mileage is the owner’s responsibility; although subject to review. It is intended that all activity and mileage will be governed by the vehicle’s owner. Any time a vehicle is driven - anywhere for any reason - the mileage counts towards the award level. Miles where the vehicle is towed (emergency or non-emergency) do not count towards the total driving miles. Procedure: The vehicle owner must register each vehicle that they would like to include in the MAP by filling out a f o r m a v a i l a b l e f r o m National Headquarters and mailing a $25.00 check payable to AACA. Once the application is received at national the vehicle badge will be mailed to the owner. When the vehicle is driven 2,000 miles it is eligible for the first MAP award. The badge has a section where the number of miles is placed; the section is upgraded at each level.: 1st Award - 2,000 mile 2nd Award - 5,000 mile Subsequent Award(s) - at each 5,000 mile increment After you achieve your first 2,000 miles, a record keeping form is mailed to Sherm Carey at the address listed. Once Mr. Carey approves your request the award(s) will be mailed to you from National Head-quarters. All mileage is retroactive to January 1, current year For additional questions, please contact Sherm Carey [email protected]
Membership Lars Anderson Vice President Library & Research Center
Membership numbers for 2016 are
consistent with what we've experienced over the past six years. That's good, considering a larger portion of our membership is aging and leaving us each year. That means we're getting more new members than in the past, which is what the club is all about - we're a membership organization. But we are still the best kept secret in the car hobby. Ask the owner of an old original car at a local show if he knows who we are. You'll be amazed at how many don't know us or maybe they've seen AACA but can't explain what we are. EXPOSURE is the name of our game plan. Last year the '57 Chevy cut out advertising piece was developed and introduced to you at this meet-ing. The idea was to place these on vehicles that would fit in our club. What a great effort that pro-duced. Over 14,000 of them were requested by our regions. This year we're going one step further by producing a '65 Mustang, which will have space on the backside for regions to put in their infor-mation. Other efforts to expose the club and get new members include the increased visibility of our name at the Hershey swap meet. Many of the attendees there know it only as "Hershey," una-ware of Antique Automobile Club of America. New last year was the military sponsorship program. Free first year membership is available to all veter-ans who express an interest in old cars. Also free are membership applications given to the regions. Did you know that? Does your region make good use of them? It's important that re-gions use these as they result in 68% of the appli-cants joining us the following year. Please take advantage of the many oppor-tunities you have for exposing our club, and make use of the promotions national headquarters pro-vides for you. Thank you for your unending efforts to bring the enjoyment of AACA to others. You, along with 59,856 others, are the most powerful source we have for getting the job done.
EDITOR’S
LEFT (on)
BLINKER
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Forget the Joneses, I keep us up with the Simpsons.
Automobile Repairshop Short Cuts
These short cuts and repairshop kinks are taken from the 1918 book of the above title as
published by the U.P.C. Book Company
MODEL T DRIVING SCHOOL
As we reported last month, efforts are afoot (we chose that word carefully) to launch a Model T Driving School as a joint effort between the Club and the Fountainhead Museum. Those working on the project hope to do at least one session yet this sum-mer. At the right, Board Member Melinda Harris found the important horn control on the Model T which has been donated as the training vehicle.
You are a candidate for training if you can’t identify the controls on the floor of the Model T. You are a candidate to become a trainer, if you can identify them and use them smoothly. Hint: The right pedal is the brake, and none is the ac-celerator...
Howling Dog Motorcycle Show Members Ralph Glasgow and Melinda Harris hosted their an-nual Motorcycle Show at the Howling Dog on Saturday, May 20th. Several club members attended.
Jay Lawless won Best Race Bike with his original, one owner ‘58 Harley - Davidson factory bike Jim Boswood won Best Antique with his ‘57
Cushman
Maybe I’m biased, but I have observed that events that are promot-ed well in advance in the newsletter, and where event details are told in membership meetings ahead of the event, are better attended. One of the responsibilities of the PPR (primary person responsible) for a club event is to provide publicity. I usually don’t need much information - just the facts as to time, place, what to expect, what to bring, etc. and I can usually dig up a photo and put together a promo article.
Our summer season is now in full swing. Please take photos (no excuses now that everyone seems to have a cell phone with a camera), and send me the good ones. If you are the event chair or PPR, please send me an article about the event. I can’t make it to every club event, so I need to depend on you for photos and words sometimes.
- Rick
Volume 46, Issue 6 Page 11
Golden Days Parade Sign up
Member Name:____________________________________________________
If you want to have a sign for your car please complete the following and turn in by Thursday, July 13th. If you had your car in last year’s parade, I already have a sign for you. However, I need a good number for the parade officials of how many cars we will have in the lineup. Also, let me know if there are any changes to the sign from last year.
Vehicle 1 Year: __________
Vehicle 1 Make: ___________________________________________
Vehicle 1 Model: __________________________________________
Vehicle 2 Year: __________
Vehicle 2 Make: __________________________________________
Vehicle 2 Model: _________________________________________
Vehicle 3 Year: ________
Vehicle 3 Make:___________________________________________
Vehicle 3 Model: _________________________________________
Please arrive at the lineup area in front of the Carlson Center by 9:00 am on Saturday, July 22nd. Drivers will check in with Wilma or Willy Vinton or the volunteers wearing the yellow vests, to be placed in line by model year.
If you plan to have children under the age of 18 in your vehicle, you will need to complete a Parental
Consent form NO LATER THAN Thursday, 13h and turn it in to Wilma Vinton. That can be found at
http://fairbankschamber.org/goldendays/
The following parade rules MUST be followed:
• No objects by be thrown, handed or tossed from the vehicles.
All entries must be able to maintain their speed and position throughout the parade. This means that we may not have walkers beside our cars. Our vehicle pace is to fast for walkers to keep up.
Complete rules are available for review at: http://fairbankschamber.org/goldendays/
Signed: ___________________________________________________
Fax to 456-3970 or email to [email protected]; you may also leave them at Larson’s
Locksmith on Noble street or IREMSC at 2503 18th
Ave (across from the DMV on Peger).
NEXT MEETINGS The membership meeting is June 8h at The Chena Riv-er State Recreation Site on Geraghty Street at 7pm. Come share a potluck dinner before - the club will provide the meat and you bring a salad or dessert..
The Board Meeting is Tuesday, June 6th — at Sam’s Sourdough . Meeting starts at 6:30pm, with dinner before. Board Meetings are open to members.
VLNAAC Website: http://fairbanksaaca.org CONTACTS: President Mike Lecorchick 322-7525 [email protected]
Vice-President Scott Culbertson 978-0061 [email protected]
Treasurer Wilma Vinton 388-7766 [email protected]
Secretary Donna Wojciechowski 490-6740 [email protected]
Director (past President) John McCarthy 347-5056 [email protected]
Director (term expires 2017) Paul Tekin 488-2992 [email protected]
Director (term expires 2017) Charlie Bourque 479-4830 [email protected]
Director (term expires 2018) Melinda Harris 378-6744 [email protected]
Director (term expires 2018) Jeff Creamer 378-9061 [email protected]
Membership Chair Rochelle Larson 590-8593 [email protected]
Merchandise Rochelle Larson 590-8593 [email protected]
Newsletter Rick Larrick 457-4344 [email protected]
Website Michael Farrell 328-8434 [email protected]
Sunshine Club Tracy McLeod 456-7877 [email protected]
Snow’s gone...get ‘em out and play before it returns!
Photo by John McCarthy
