newsletter - Inland Northwest Car Club Council

INLAND NORTHWEST
CAR CLUB COUNCIL
NEWSLETTER
July 2010 - Volume - 16 - Issue: #7
SACCC Open Car Show 2010 - June 12th, 2010
Inside this issue:
2010- SACCC Open Car
Show - June 12, 2010
1
The General Store Show
The Guild School Show
4
5
Who’s - Who????
NUFF SAID !
2-3
8
General Information,
Meeting Time.
2
Message From The Chairman
3
3
NAPA CAR SHOW
7
I.N.C.C.C.
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MONTHLY PUBLIC
MEETING MINUTES
The Next Meeting
is:
July , 27th
2010
@
Timber Creek Grill
Buffet
It was a perfect day. Even the rain stopped just in time. The sun was shining, the park was ready, and the donuts were fresh! The morning began
with SACCC members, clad in red club shirts, running thru the park getting
things set up, and before we could finish, the classics began arriving. One
right after another until the park was full to capacity!
Our first car show was held in 1982 as our Spring Fling. It was a three day
event held at Cavanaugh’s River Edge over Memorial Day weekend. According to member Archie Petersen, right around 50 cars registered that
first year. A previous record of 144 cars showed up for the 25th Anniversary
Show at Telect in 2003. This year we had a recording shattering 161 classic
cars!
Combine the record number of vehicles with the wonderful raffle items, silent auctions, and door prizes, the entire show was a smashing success!
A huge THANK YOU to all who helped-SACCC club members, The Camaro
Club, and many others! And to the Town of Millwood for your hospitality!
Tawnia Penick,
SACCC Historian
Spokane Area Classic Chevy Club
Dedicated to the restoration and preservation
of the 1955, '56, '57 Chevrolet
Article by:Tawnia Penick.SACCC Historian/Photos By: Alan & Suzie Stacey
At: 7:00 P.M.
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GENERAL MEETINGS
Currently the meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month at
Timber Creek Grille– 9211 E. Montgomery in Argonne Village. 7:00 pm
INCCC - P.O BOX 112282 - SPOKANE WA 99211 - 0282
WEB SITE : www.incarclubcouncil.org
Becky Swenson - Webmaster - Early Ford V8 Club of the Inland Empire
Chairperson - Duane Murphy, Classic Mus-
Calendar of Events : INCCC
tangs Club of Spokane - (509) 209-3479
No Email at this time.
Committee - info pending If you want
to help - contact Duane Murphy
Co-chairperson - Ted Davis - Inland North-
Newsletter - Alan & Suzie
Inland Empire Model T-Club, C.A.R.S.
Club (509) 487-2936
Email: [email protected]
west Camaro Club - (509) 892-6465
Email: [email protected]
Secretary - Nadine Smith - Inland Empire
Mustang Club of Spokane - (509) 468-2037
Email: [email protected]
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Membership - Position Open - If you
want to help - contact Duane Murphy
Sema Representative:
Will Murphy - 1004 W 23rd Ave Spokane,
WA 99203-1221 Home: 838-1916
Cell: 290-6136
Treasurer - Jacquie Witham, Inland Northwest
Camaro Club - (509) 892-6465 Email: [email protected]
Car D' Lane Was a Blast!!!!!
Board Member - Chris Hall - C.A.R.S. Club
of Spokane. (509) 467-8235.
Email: [email protected]
Board Member - Larry Roullier - Dipsticks
Club (Juneau Alaska) - (509)- 484-5008
e-mail: [email protected]
Board Member - Tom Scharff - Road
Knights, Davenport WA (509) 725-6141 or (509)
721-0382 E mail: [email protected]
Information From The Editors :
You can we us at : (509) 487-2936 or at [email protected] on
web. The deadline for pictures and information for the INCCC
Newsletter is the 5-th of the month. I turn it into an PDF on the 5th and start printing. You are invited to send any INCCC information, photos, or any club function from you or your clubs. We will
print the information (space available) for your club functions.
Photos & Article by: Cliff
Photos should be under pixel of 1000x500 or less.
Fender
Near perfect weather,
thousands of spectators
in beautiful downtown
Coeur d' Alene, and
hundreds of street rods,
customs, and classics
combined for a great
Car D' Lane 2010.
The Friday night cruise
included 600-650 cars
and was lead by The
Dukes car club. Approximately 400 cars participated in the show on
Saturday.
Twenty-six
awards were presented
to show participants on
Saturday afternoon with
a street dance following
the awards presentation.
North Idaho Classics,
the host club for the
event, raised $6000$7000 which will be donated to local charities
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN:
Duane Murphy-Chairman
PAUL BUNYAN
(Hayden)
FAMOUS HAMBURGERS
CLASSIC CAR MONDAYS
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
6 P.M. (APRIL—SEPT)
8625 N. GOVT. WAY
HAYDEN, IDAHO
(208) 762-2320
[email protected]
Summer has finally arrived. We have certainly had out
share of rain this spring. I hope the rest of the season
will be warm. The by-law committee has put together
the final draft for the membership to approve. You will
gat a copy of the hopefully in this newsletter or separate mailing.
Please look it over and cast your vote at the next general meeting. The
by-laws committee has worked very hard left by Cliff Fender. I want
to say thank you to all the volunteers who helped put this together in a
timely matter. We have grown since 1985 when the council was
formed. The current by-laws just didn’t fit our mission as today. We
needed to expand our definitions. Roles and responsibilities. The Calendar of event committee has been formed, and we off to a great start.
The committee is chaired by Andrea Bevacqua, and 2011 looks to be
very exciting. We will be making some minor changes to fit our advertisers. We had over 70 people at our last general meeting. What a
great turnout we had. The Downtown Scholarship Show committee,
has been very bust, and this years show promises to be bigger than
ever. This is a time for us to get our cars out to Downtown Spokane
and show our friends, and neighbors that we car about Scholarships
and kids. This is one of best displays of cars you’ll find anywhere.
Everone talks about this show so please attend if you can. I would
thank our volunteers and sponsor we help us put this very big car show
on. We will be giving away 7 scholarships of $10,000 (WOW!). So
you can see that summer is in full swing and I hope that your are enjoying the car show season. Please support the car clubs and their
show. This is how we help our charities and our local communities.
This article will be short as we need the extra space for the by-laws
(we hope). See you at the next meeting.
Duane Murphy.
Haul Ass to Harrison Show 'n' Shine Sept 12th
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce would like to invite your
members to the 12th Annual open show for all classic cars and
motorcycles in downtown
Harrison, Idaho, on Lake Coeur d'Alene on Sept 12, 2010. Trophies
for Best of Show, People's Choice, Most Well-Driven. Giveaways
and cash prizes. Register for $15 at 8:30 a.m. in City Park. Live
Music in the Park with Rampage, best new blues band nominee by
IEBS in 2009. Chili Cook-Off at 11 a.m. Contact Paul Hoskinson
208-699-2228 or Russ Wilbur 208-661-9989. Check
www.southlakecda.com for updates, live music and other happenings around the south end of Lake Coeur d'Alene.
Submitted by: Estar Holmes - 208-582-2407
Going Paperless!!!!!! By: kayselyn N Barry iverson Hello, I already maintain several email distribution lists that one more would
not be a problem, so please put the following: If you would like to receive your INCCC Newsletter via email just email [email protected] and be put on the list. Be sure to include your name so that we can take you off the mailing label
list. Thanks for going paperless! Once I get some of these I will email you prior to the 5th with the list of names to remove from
your labels. For now please remove Barry Iverson from your mailing labels.
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The CARS Club & The General Store It Great!
The CARS Club of Spokane in conjunction with The General Store put on
a great car show. On Sunday, June 19th the C.A.R.S. club along with The
General Store put on the Customer Appreciation Show at the parking lot of
the Division Store. There were over 150+ cars there enjoying the good
weather and visiting with old and new friends. Thank you to the C.A.R.S.
club members for the parking of the vehicles and answering questions. Thank you to The General Store for providing a spot for this show
that grows every year.
The winner of this year are:
Modified ’49 and earlier
1st- Harvey LeDou-’32 Roadster
2nd- Rick and Gayle Milward-’25 Tall T Roadster
Stock ’50 thru ‘59
1st – Dan Walsh- ’55 Chevy 2-door Belair
2nd – Gene and Judy Lewis- ’50 Chevy Fleetline
Modified ’50 thru ‘59
1st – Mike Carlson- ’50 Nash Statesman
2nd – Jon Budda ’57 Chevy 210 Sport
Stock ’60 and later
1st – Bill Love – ’69 Chevy Nova
2nd – Paul Wise – ’67 Pontiac GTO
Modified ’60 and later
1st – Nick Cline – ’63 ½ Ford Galaxie 500 XL
2nd – Terry Campbell – ’72 Chevy Nova
All Trucks
1st – Al Ming – ’49 Studebaker Pickup
2nd – Chuck Clark – ’59 Chevy El
Camino
Motorcycles
Duane Huber- 2007 Homebuilt Prostreet
Peoples Choice
Phil and Gabby Cherry- ’69 Chevy
Camaro
Best of Show (General Store)
Jerry Hamblen ’56 Chevy 210
Thanks to all the gear heads and car nuts that make doing the show more and more
fun to do each and every year. We would also like to thank Camp Chevrolet and
the C.AR.S. club for helping us with the parking and registration of the cars. We
had over 150 cars filling the parking lot and Camp’s lot. We raised over $1300 for
the Shriners Children’s Hospital. Way to go Spokane;-) See next year.
Calendar Photo Raffle: Tickets will be available for the
Calendar Photo Raffle at the INCCC meetings until November 2010. They will also be available at some of the local
car shows. Take the opportunity to get your tickets it is a
great way to showcase your car or truck. This years
classes are: Pre 1950, 1950, 1960 and 1970 to pre-
Photos By: Alan Stacey
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Ooops - Wrong Info from the Web Sites - Check Yours
(I got a email from Gloria & Carol both there's a problem in Junes
edition of the INCCC Newspaper. Here’s the right info)
Pat & Carol Siegenthaler are members of the Inland Empire Convertible Club that’s correct. What’s not correct, but the info on
where the the meets at was wrong. I got the info from their web site (all clubs should
checks for the info on the web sites) People do use them and use the information. If you
want more information about their club we meets at Perkins on North Division on the second Monday of
each month at 7 pm. Our next meeting is on July 12th 2010. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE. - CAROL
SIEGENTHALER/PRESIDENT/INLAND EMPIRE CONVERTIBLE CLUB
Up dated Article by: Gloria Dohler/Carol Siegenthaler & Photos by: Alan Stacey
The 4th Annual Millwood Car & Truck Show
On June 26, 2010 The Spokane T-Club members put on a Car & Truck Car Show to benefit The Spokane Guilds
School & Neuromuscular Center for kids. The were 148 cars there, with 110 of whom registered. There were some
outstanding sponsors like Dairy Queen, Albertson's, Coyote Rock Reality, Ramax Trophies, Anytime Fitness, Big R,
Jimy Elslick License Plates, The Camaro Club, West Valley School and Great Clips just to name a few. These people
make it possible to be able to give the Spokane Guilds School just under $2,000 under the Penny Drive. One couple
came early and found out they were helping to get thing set up. There were some outstanding cars and even a fire truck
that was modified into a car hauler.
The Sponsors worked hard to make this show the best. The prizes door, and the raffles prizes were donated by: Albertson’s, Anytime Fitness, Big R and Jimy Eslick. The were some great prizes too. The mix of cars and people make
this a great family affair. West Valley Schools allowed us to use their field to put on this show for charity. When Ken
Daniels, Development Director for the Guild School stopped by to see the show and how well things were going, so
we put him to work selling raffles tickets, and later awarding the trophies. It was a great show. Everyone who put a
maximum effort for the kids. After some expensive we were ability to turn over $1678.00 to the Guild School. Suzie & I
would like to thank all these people who came out and helped, & since we are retiring from running car shows due to
health issues but Alan will still be advisor to help.
Article & Photos by: Alan & Suzie Stacey
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I.N.C.C.C. MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES
Minutes from the General Meeting of the INCCC dated
By: Secretary-Nadine Smith
Fill In Sec. : Andrea Bevacqua
Duane called the meeting to order at 7:16 and led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. We now have a flag thanks to Dick and
Dody Dodd.
Duane stuff: the INCCC is helping in getting the Spokane County Raceway up and going. We have been approached by Northwest Motorsports to do a car show at the Raceway. There also has been a board meeting. The by-law committee has completed the new by-laws
and they have been submitted to the board. They were accepted by the board and will be sent out to the membership in the July newsletter.
General membership will then vote on them. Duane thanked all who helped work on them. He was surprised that they were completed so
quickly, thought it would take longer to complete. The Board has also approved a $200.00 donation to the Downtown Car Show. Would
like to start promoting our council by selling shirts, jackets, hats, and vests. See Jacquie for pricing or visit the INCCC website.
Guests: John Solomon: car show at Palisades School on Government Way in Spokane on 8/8. Registration will from 10-12 with awards at
3. Entry fee is $10.00 with the proceeds going to the 5-Mile Community Center. There will be food available and lots of prizes. This is
the only show on this day, so please come out and have some fun.
David Fraser: Cheney Rotary Club: there will be a car on show 7/10 in Cheney, which is same day as the Cheney Rodeo. Registration starts
at 8:30 with a registration fee of $25.00. Then do a 68 mile poker run, which will follow the Ice Age Trail. There dash plaques & t-shirts
with lots of nice prizes. The car show will benefits scholarships to local high school kids and community events around Cheney.
Doug Smith, Steve McClean, & Art Mets: Northwest Motorsports: on the weekend of July 9 10 11, during the Grand Prix race at Spokane
County Raceway, there will car show on July 10. The show will be from 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm with a $10.00 donation. Show participants
will also take a parade lap around the current road course after the show. The road course is being realigned, will not have the drag strip in
the middle of the road course any longer. This will enable the Raceway to have multiple functions on the track at the same time. Afterwards, there will be pizza available from Daves Pizza. Pizza will be a 10.00 donation for all you can eat. Also, show participants will be
able to meet the racers. Would like to see it grow with the INCCC. All proceeds will go to the INCCC Scholarship Fund. It will be after
the Early Ford Swap Meet. The show will be up on top of the grandstand area between the drag strip and circle track. Enter through the
south gate. Paved area to the show area.
Committee reports: Calendar of Events: Had our first meeting on June 28th. We just talked about what we want to accomplish. We will
meet again August 30th.
Treasurers report: Jacquie Whitham INCCC general account as of 5/25 $5,914.92. There were $440.60 in deposits, $67.00 in expenditures
and the 50/50 raffle brought in $85.00. For a balance of $6,373.52. The Downtown Car Show account had a beginning balance of
$2,333.08 with a deposit of $500.00 from Napa and checks written of $59.22. Leaves a balance of $2,773.86. The Show no Shine account
had a balance of $2,481.89 with no activity. Sunshine Committee: no report but we have enough medical apparatus. Please, NO more donations at this time!!! Thank you for all that has been donated. Downtown Car Show: there will a meeting after tonight’s meeting to assign
streets to the clubs. Barry: Show no Shine: 2011 dinner is moving right along. Should be a good party but, remember to check the machine
guns at the door. Nominations are on the back of the fliers. We will be setting fliers out at the shows if want to help contact Kayse. The
next meeting will be July 21 at the Iverson home 6:00. The address is 6811 N Greenwould Blvd. By-laws Committee: next step will be
approval from membership in August.
Club news: Dick-Spokane Corvette Club: 18th Annual Glass on Grass will be on July 31st at Riverfront Park. There will be a $40.00 registration that includes a car photo, dash plaque, music & prizes, and a cruise to a bbq dinner for 2 after the show. No host mixer July 30th at
the Hot Rod Café. Brunch Sunday morning at Northern Quest Casino, meet at the Rosauers on 2nd Avenue at 9:30, there is a cost of $15.95
per person or $13.95 for seniors for the brunch. Also might have an autocross event. Cost of the autocross will be $20.00 per driver.
Cliff-North Idaho Classics: Car d’Alene was a good weekend. The weather was great. We had 600-650 cars for the cruise and 350-400
cars in the show. We raised between $6,000.00 & $7,000.00. Jack-The Dukes: thank you to Cliff and The North Idaho Classics for inviting the Dukes to be the leading club in the cruise. Also recd a spot light plaque. Thank you! Had our annual picnic and had 235 cars. We
cooked over 900 sandwiches. Good Guys Show will be 8/14 and The Dukes are the host club. Stay tuned for the fall poker run information. Tom-Road Knights of Davenport: our car show will be 7/17 from 10-2. The show will be held in conjunction with Pioneer Days. We
will have a poker walk. May have a duck race. Sorry no fliers. Mike-Lilac City Mopars: we had 134 cars at our show and gave out 90
awards. We also had The National Guard out. Everyone had great time. We had 5 food vendors feeding all of us. Thankful for the nice
weather. Dan-Wanderers: On 8/7 will be our James Dean Days show. We will have duck races and valve cover races. We will also have
great trophies and cash awards. It will be a fun time in the park. Rick-Fords Unlimited: Our show will be on 7/31 in Airway Heights. We had to
move our date due to the Good Guys Show. It is coming together well. Will have more area for the cars. Dick-Misfires: 7th Annual Nachos run will be
different next year. Will be listed as the first 25 cars will be able to participate. Liberty Lake Circle Cruise will cruise around the business district from 7-9
on 7/30. There will be lots of restaurants open for those wanting to eat. If it works well, maybe The INCCC can take it over and run with it. There will be
a show at Pavilion Park on 7/31 with 3 awards. Will couple with The Hassie and Classic Mustang Clubs for a cruise.
Meeting Notes cont. on page - 7
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Alan/Suzie Stacey-Newsletter Editors: had a rough month as we lost the printer, the actual laser went out in it. It has been fixed, at no cost to us, so we are
back up and running. Sorry for the lateness of the newsletter. Missed the Duke’s Picnic due to doing a show in Millwood to benefit the Guild School. Had
148 cars with 117 registered. We raised $1,900.00 for the Guild School. Thank you to the Camaro Club and Ted for all the work they did at the show. JanaMustang Club: 7/21 will be the Mustang Show in Millwood. We suffered the lose of 2 members within 4 days. Thank you to the Camaro Club for helping
at the Silver’s Collector Car Auction. We lost Steve Porter and Barb Barton, they will be missed. Barnetta-Studebaker Driver Club: had a cruise and picnic
to celebrate our 37th year in Spokane as a club. On 8/28 will do the Minnehaha Centennial Plus 1 Car Show. Sammy Eubanks will play during the show.
Bill-Early Ford V-8 Club: July 9-11 will be the Swap Meet and Car Show. This is our 40th year on this weekend. Silver’s Collector Car Auction on 7/10
along with the car show. Auction will start at 11 am. Car show will start at 10 am with trophies at 2 pm. There will be no pre-registration this year. Vendors, it is free to show your car. Archie-Spokane Area Classic Chevy Club: had our show on 6/11 in Millwood. We had 161 cars. Thank you for coming
out. Mike-PT Cruises: our PT car show will be 9/10-11. This is a closed show, open only to PT Cruisers. The show will be at Templins. Charlie/Jean:
thanks to The Convertible Club for a fantastic Fathers Day cruise. We also joined the T-Birds for a great cruise. Great time was had by all. Jacquie thanks
to Alan for printing up fliers for the Downtown Car Show.
Merle-Hassie Club: will do the Apple Squishing Tour to Green Bluff. Will also do a Porta Potty Raffle. Jeff-Spokane 4 Wheelers: 7/4 Open Car Show. We
will have valve cover races. Registration starts at 9 with awards at 3:30. Will also have a large firework display. Donations accepted entry fee. Thursday
night cruise in at Zips in Suncrest. That will start 7/14. Then on 9/26 we will have scavenger hunt. Will start at 10 am at Stadium Pizza. It would be best to
have a 4x4, but not required. You can call 509-467-4177 for more information. Chris-CARS Club: Just Park It Tour will be on 9/19. Our July tour will
start at 6 pm, starting at Ron’s Drive Inn.
Larry-Dipsticks: thanks to T-Bird Club for a great cruise. We had a great time. A group also went to the Locos Car Show in Moses Lake. It was a great
time with great cars. Carol-Convertible Club: we had our 30 year reunion cruise. We went through a lot of little towns and ended in Kingston Idaho at the
Snake Pit. It rained the whole time, but we have fun anyways. Barry-T-Birds: we went to the Kelowna show. They had over 100 T-Birds on the lawn. We
also had our cruise to Wilbur for a tour of the Whitestone Winry. It was a beautiful drive. Next we will be going to Boise for the T-Bird reunion. Introduced Will Murray our new SEMA rep. (Will-SEMA: no report yet)
Twizied Tunerz: 8/15 at the Treasure Town Flea Market in Post Falls will be the date of our show. It is an open show. Call 509-218-0108 more for information. We will have fliers next month.
Nigel-IHD & Velocity Syndicate: just got back from Seattle for Import Fest. Fun! Our show will be end of July possible in Airway Heights at the Less
Schwab store.
Al-Camaro Club: the Camaro Café will be at Hot Wheels in Millwood and at the Ford Show. Our show will be 8/22 at Maribeau Park. Update on Craig
Fairhurst, he had a cist on his pancrease. He was in ICU for a long time. He is now in rehab at North Idaho Advanced Care Hospital in Post Falls. Thank
you to all who have sent cards and have called. It will be a long recovery in rehab. To contact Craig, contact Al
50/50 drawing winner was Jack from The Dukes and he won $60.00. Ending stuff: don’t forget the raffle to get into the calendar of events. Adjourned at
8:30 pm
Napa-CARS Club Car
Show
On Sunday, June 27th the C.A.R.S. club along with NAPA put on the Customer Appreciation Show at the parking lot of the Freya Store. There were over 150 cars there enjoying the good
weather and visiting with old and new friends. Several race cars were there to thrill those present with the "big" motor sounds when they turned the ignition keys. That is a very exciting sound! NAPA had a big tent sale on site which
made a lot of people happy. Thank you to the C.A.R.S. club members for the parking of the vehicles and answering
questions. Thank you to NAPA for providing a spot for this show that grows every year.
Article by: Lyn Doidge,CARS Club - Photos by: Alan Stacey
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July 2010 -‘NUFF SAID !
This column will be dedicated to things you need to know, already knew, or couldn’t care less about. Submit items to
[email protected].
There is a barber shop in Hayden that advertises "BEER AND A HAIRCUT-$15". What I want to know is how
do you keep the hair clippings out of your beer while he's cutting your hair? "Would you like some head on that
glass of beer?", the barber asked.
When I suggested that the Council collect medical apparatuses for loan to our members, I never thought I
would wind up with a whole basement full of stuff. Maybe we could make some money with the surplus items.
How about if we rent the items out to the "homeless" folks with the cardboard signs on the street corners? They
would make more money if they looked more sympathetic. A fair price for a days rent would be $2 for a cane or
walker, $5 for a set of crutches, $10 for a wheelchair, etc. We could even get a couple of stray dogs from the
pound, but they'd have to feed them themselves. The only problem I see is that if they are homeless, they don't
have an address where we can retrieve our items if they don't return them.
If you are traveling 60 mph on a two-lane highway and some jerk decides to tailgate you but won't pass,
here's a good way to get rid of him. Just spit your Bing cherry seeds out the window and let them bounce off of
his car. This only works during cherry season. The rest of the year, you could try prune pits.
There is probably something in your life that you have always wanted to do but know you’ll never get the
chance. My favorite thing would be to drive a fire truck down Division Street during rush hour. Of course, the
way I’d drive, I’d need more than a siren and flashing lights. Probably a V-shaped snow plow blade would do the
trick.
Here is the greatest invention ever! How about a voice-activated alarm clock? When it goes off in the
morning and you really don’t want to get out of bed, all you have to do is holler “SHUT UP, YOU MISERABLE
@%$&#$*@%” . It shuts off, and you go back to sleep!
If you buy a used car, you have to pay a licensing agent a fee to change the registration to your name.
That’s fair enough, I guess. However, when you sell that same car, you have to pay the same agent a fee to show
that you sold it. Now the new buyer has to pay the agent a fee to show that they bought it! When we sold Dody’s
car recently, she said she wasn’t about to pay someone to tell them she sold the car, so she put the form in an envelope and sent it directly to Olympia, with a note that said ”I can’t take this form to the licensing agent because
now I don’t have a car.” Don’t mess with Dody!
Still can't keep her on her own side of the bed. Tonight, I'll take a sheet, fold it lengthwise and put it on
her side. Then I'll do the same on my side. Should work!
Article by: Dick Dodd
Sunshine Ladies: If any member of your club is ill, had
an accident, surgery, has experienced an unfortunate
event in their family or just needs a pick-me-up give one
of the sunshine committee a ring and they will mail them
a card.
CALL :
Nadine Smith 468-2037 or 999-6617
Dody Dodd
483-3633
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