May - Christian Classic Cruisers

CLUB NEWSLETTER
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MAY 2014
2014 Cruise Season:
March 15th
5-9 PM
April 19th
5-9 PM
May 10
th
5-9 PM
June 21st
July 19
6-10 PM
th
August 16
6-10 PM
th
September 20
6-10PM
th
October 18th
5-9PM
5-9PM
2014 Meeting Dates:
(Start time: 7:00 PM*)
January
14th
February
11th
(Valentine’s Dinner)
March
11th
8th
April
May
13th
June
10th
8th
July
August
September
12th
9th
October
14th
November
11th
(Election)
December
9th
(Christmas Party)
(* Note: come at 6:00 for
social time and dinner with
friends!!)
Chaplain’s Message:
VOLUME 29, NUMBER 29
2014 CCC Officers
Gary Veach
President
Mike McCully
1st Vice President
J B West
President’s Message:
For our April show we had 223 cars. That was good since it was Easter
Weekend. We had lots of new cars at this show.
Our May show is May 10th which is a week early this month. The school
has a carnival scheduled on the third weekend when we normally have
our shows. The May show will be a tribute to our Military. Anyone who
comes in uniform will get in free. If anyone comes with a military vehicle
they should park up front. We will start setting up for the show at 3:00 3:30 PM.
nd
2 Vice President
Bob Bianco
Director
J.W. Irving
Director
Pat Friesen
Secretary
Bobby Stout
Treasurer
We will have our club meeting Tuesday, May 13th at the Asian King
Buffet.
Sunday May 11th is Mothers Day. I want to wish our Mothers a Happy
Mother’s Day!
Gary
President
MOTHERS ARE SPECIAL
by Anonymous
There is no love like a mother’s love,
no stronger bond on earth
Like the precious bond that comes from God,
to a mother when she gives birth.
A mother’s love is forever strong,
never changing for all time
And when her children need her most,
a mother’s love will shine.
God bless these special mothers,
God bless them every one
For all the tears and heartache,
and for the special work they’ve done.
When her days on earth are over,
a mother’s love lives on
Through many generations,
with God’s blessings on each one.
Be thankful for our mothers,
for they love with a higher love
From the power God has given,
and the strength from up above.
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Club Meeting Monthly:
May Meeting
May 13th @ 7:00 PM
Asian King Buffet
953 Melbourne Road
Hurst, TX
Club News:
CCC will be in charge of running the Streetside Classics Car Show on
Saturday, June 14th from 10 AM – 2 PM located at 5400 Sandshell Drive,
Ft Worth, TX 76137. This show will be set up and ran the same as our
monthly shows. We will be providing the following:
 Entry Gate
 Parking
 Registration
 Door Prizes (administration, distribution)
 Judging
 Awards (administration, distribution)
 DJ, Public Address, Sound Equipment, Music
 Tables/Trash Cans
 Clean Up After Show
We will need all members to assist and participate. Contact TK with any
questions.
TK Kinnan
TRIPS:
May 22-25, 2014 - CCC members and guests will be going to the NSRA
Mid America NationalsPLUS in Springfield, MO with departure on Thursday
morning, 22nd May and return on Sunday night. Side trip to Branson on
Friday evening for dinner and a show. Monday is a holiday, Memorial
Day, so you can sleep in and rest all day Monday.
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July 28-August 4, 2014 - This is the BIG ONE!! 10,000-12,000
registered vehicles on the property (rolling 30 years, so 1984 and older)
and 750,000 square feet of Vendor Space (boys toys) and then another
200,000 sq ft of Women's World (yes ladies, NSRA always provides a
place for you to go shopping for crafts, arts, jewelry, etc., right there on
the Fair Grounds). Departure is on Monday morning, 28th July. Arriving
in Louisville on Tuesday evening for the unofficial Welcome Party and car
show at Mike Lennings Restaurant on the river. Wednesday morning
brings the excitement of the parade from Papa John Stadium to
downtown 4th Street Live news conference. The event actually starts on
Thursday and ends on Sunday evening. CCC is Host Club for Kid's
Games on both Friday and Saturday afternoon. NSRA provides the
games and we administrate and organize the games. We have a
corporate tent (20'x50') to park the cars/trucks and to eat breakfast and
lunch. J.W. is the Chief Cook and Bottle Washer and is in charge of the
menu and the preparations. We travel together and we spend one night
on the road in each direction, getting home on Monday afternoon (4th
August).
Bobby Stout
Cruise Masters Update:
Cruise Master (AM – Breakfast) – Cort
May 24th Breakfast 8:30 AM – to be determined. Cort will send out
email notification.
Cruise Master (PM – Local Events) – Dwain
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For your club apparel the store is open.
We have a price catalogue for the different shirt styles. If you want a
shirt let me know and I will get it ordered.
The hats and visors are in stock and available at club meetings and club
shows. The hats are $10.00 with the exception of the camo hat, it is
$15.00.
Also have club plaques available for $25.00.
If you want to call me for an order, feel free to do so.
JB
817-205-7981
Historians Views:
Please send Club History information to:
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Bill Crow, CCC Historian [email protected]
Reyna Kinnan, CCC News Letter Editor [email protected]
Judging:
We were short judges for the April show. It makes it difficult to stay
within our allotted time frame if members have to judge three and four
classes. We need all members to come out and judge.
Judging - Joe Bob
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Membership:
Membership Chairman – J B West
Member Profile:
Welcome to CCC
Eldon Haggard – email is [email protected] Eldon has a 1955
Chevy Belair Hardtop.
Richard’s email was incorrect in last month’s newsletter. Correct email
below.
Richard and Margie Rodgers –Email is:
His:
[email protected]
Hers: [email protected]
We are glad that you are part of the CCC Family.
Social Update
– SPECIAL INTEREST to the Ladies:
Monday night was a cool night and we had fun playing Bunco out on the
patio. We had some hot players that went home with money. Laura La
Barbara and Phyllis Veach tied with the Most Wins (13), Most Small
Bunco’s was Linda Walker with (7), Most Bunco’s was Nancy Hunter with
(5), Most Losses was Leslie Norman (14). Way to go girls.
Due to the Memorial Day Holiday Bunco in May will be a week early on
May 19th at Nina Bianco’s home.
Several ask for two different recipe’s from the menu that was served at
Bunco. They are as follows:
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MEXICAN CHICKEN CASSROLE
1 WHOLE CHICKEN OR 4 CUPS COOKED
1 PKG OF FLOUR TORTILLAS
1 CAN CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP
1 CAN CREAM Of CHICKEN SOUP
1 CAN CHEDDAR CHEESE
10 OZ ROTEL TOMATOES (DO NOT DRAIN)
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Directions
Stir the 3 soups and tomatoes together until blended and add chicken.
Grease 13x9 pan. Put some liquid under the first layer of tortillas to
keep from sticking. Layer tortillas and chicken mix, end layering with
tortillas and sprinkle 2 cups of cheese over casserole.
Bake at 350
degrees for 30 minutes. Can make ahead of time and put in refrigerator.
Suggest serving with Wild Rice Salad.
WILD RICE SALAD
2 CUPS UNCOOKED RICE (1 BOX OF WILD RICE AND 1 CUP OF LONG GRAIN
WHITE RICE)
COOK IN 2 CANS CHICKEN BROTH (FOLLOW NORMAL DIRECTIONS FOR RICE
JUST SUBSTITUTE BROTH FOR WATER) LET RICE COOL.
ADD 1 CUP CHOPPED CELERY
½ CUP CHOPPED ONIONS AND GREEN PEPPER
I SMALL JAR PIMENTOES CHOPPED
1 JAR OF ITALIAN DRESSING (I USE HALF OF A BOTTLE I THINK WHOLE
BOTTLE IS TOO MUCH)
Mix and chill well.
Social Chairperson - Phyllis Veach
Favorite Bible Verse:
To Be Remembered In Our Prayers:
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Bob Eads
Nina Bianco
Jim Oldenkamp
Melvin and Marion Richeson
Al Mathews Family
As we are all busy with our own lives always take a few minutes to
remember your CCC Family in your prayers.
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Bits and Pieces:
Club Trivia:
Guess who this is. Mystery person will be disclosed at the club
meeting.
Classifieds:
Sponsors:
Sponsors for the 2014 Cruise Season are:
Mike's Off Road
James Wood
Discount Tire
Bobs Automotive
Keller Trophy
North Hills Plumbing
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Mid-Cites Classics
Phil Haynes State Farm
Tom’s Brake & Alignment
Longhorn Powder Coating
Streetside Classics
Advantage Autoworks
Please support our sponsors and let them know that you appreciate
them.
Auto Related Events:
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CLUB PHOTOS:
Can you guess who this Michelangelo is? If you need your fence
painted you may want to contact.
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Future Generation in Training to Carry on the Tradition
Oklahoma City
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