Heart of Dixey Chevelle Club News Letter

THE HEART OF DIXIE CHEVELLE CLUB’S
HEARTBEAT
Volume 11, Issue 9
September 2011
HOD’s 10th Annual Car Show
Best of Show
Eddie & Glenda Barrow
1957 Chevrolet
Officers
 President
Derryl Thompson
[email protected]
 Vice President
Gene Hanner
[email protected]
 Secretary/Treasurer
Chris Adams
[email protected]
 Membership
Wendy Adams
[email protected]
 Webmeister
Mike Suckow
[email protected]
 Merchandise
Susan Griffin
[email protected]
 Newsletter
Jerry Briggs
[email protected]
Bob Lovoy Memorial Award
Eddie & Glenda Barrow
1968 Chevelle
The Heart of Dixie Chevelle Club is a club devoted to
the preservation and enjoyment
of all 1964-1972 model Chevelles and El Caminos; stock,
custom, and modified. We are a
family oriented club
Heart of Dixie Chevelle
Club, Inc.
Manager’s Choice - Dewey Barber Chevrolet
Jerry Thompson
1970 Chevelle SS 454
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Pat McCabe - 1967 SS 396
Tracie Albritton - 1966 SS 396
Mike Fields - 1969 El Camino
Top 10 Chevelles
Ray Garrett - 1966 SS 396
Larry Sneed - 1969 SS 396
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Jim Moore - 1970 El Camino SS
John Lonadier - 1970 SS 454
Michael Anderson - 1969 El Camino SS 396
Art Sevelius - 1970 El Camino SS 396
Susan Griffin - 1972 SS
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Upcoming Cruise-ins for 2011
1st Friday of Each Month
Gadsden, Alabama, Come early and stay late, Downtown Gadsden, www.downtowngadsden.org
1st Saturday of each month
Enterprise, Alabama, Sonic sponsored by Weevil City Cruisers (June-November)
1st Saturday of each month
Athens, AL. 2 to 8 pm Downtown Square, (March - October)
1st Saturday of each month
Hoover, AL, Krispy Kreme, Hwy 31, 8am till.
1st Saturday of each month
Alabaster AL, Alabaster Shopping Center, I-65
1st Saturday of each month
Odenville, AL, Piggly Wiggly
1st Saturday of each month
Alexander City, Alabama, Arby’s Hwy 280 (April-September) Info: Phillip Green 706-773-4607
1st Saturday of each month
New Hope, Alabama, Cruise-In at Hardees on 431, hosted by North Al. Street Toys, 6-9,
1st Saturday of each month
Selma, Alabama, Cruise-In at the Glass House before you cross the Pettus Bridge, Beginning October 7, 6-?
2nd Saturday of each month
Colonial Promenade Tannehill, Exit one off I-459 McCalla, AL, 6-9pm, Oldies by DJ Ray, April - September
2nd Saturday of each month
Clanton, Alabama, Cruise-In Town Mart (Kaycee’s Flea & Antique Mall) (April – September)
3rd Saturday of each Month
Oneonta, AL, Crossroads Cruisers Downtown Oneonta, 5-8pm, March thru September
3rd Saturday of each Month
Tallassee, Alabama, Cruise-In at Tallassee Shopping Center, 6pm, www.talisi.com (Year Round)
3rd Saturday of each Month
Centerville, Alabama, at Advance Auto Parts, 4-8 (March – November)
4th Saturday of Each month
Sylacauga, Alabama, Cruise-In at Zaxby’s across from Wal-Mart on Hwy 280 (April-Sept)
4th Saturday of each month
Fultondale Shopping Center, I-65 Fultondale, AL 6-9pm.
4th Saturday of each month
Dothan, Alabama, Wiregrass Antique & Collector Car Club, 6-8 at Atlanta Bread Company, 3070 Ross Clark
4th Saturday of each month
Roanoke, Alabama, Roanoke Cruisers Cruise-in at Burger King, Hwy 431. 5 to 8pm. (April-October)
Last Saturday of each month Montgomery, Alabama, Cruise-In at Flip’s Vaughn Road, Sponsored by different car clubs. Go to
www.montgomerystreetrods.com to see which club sponsors each month (Year Round except December)
If you know of any other cruise-ins please let us know and we will list them.
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HODCC Officers for 2012
Its that time again, please submit your nominations for next years club officers to
Jerry Briggs at [email protected] before October 22, 2011 so that they can be
voted on for office at the club meeting. Also be thinking about next years charity, we
will be deciding the charity in the next few months
Hosting Club Meetings In 2012
The coming year promises to be an adventure, if you think you would like to host a club meeting
for next year, please get your name in early. Contact a club officer for available dates.
Bob Wilcox
Most of you know Bob, he was a
member of the Maryland Chevelle
Club and was a participant in every
Chevellabration. Bob had one of the
nicest red 68 Chevelles around. He
always made some of the fasted runs
at the drag strip every year at
Chevellabration. He always had time
to stop and talk with anyone. We will
miss you Bob.
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HEART OF DIXIE CHEVELLE CLUB’S CHARITY DONATIONS FOR 2011
We have many generous members who contribute their time and resources to support our club. As a
result of their generosity, we are able to contribute to charitable organizations each year thus giving back to
our community and helping others in appreciation for our good fortune. Through club sponsored events &
member donations, the Heart of Dixie Chevelle Club raised $5200 for our current fiscal year ending October
31, 2011, and has designated the following charities to receive donations.
A SPECIAL THANKS GOES OUT TO ALL WHO HAVE MADE THIS POSSIBLE
Big Oak Ranch (www.bigoak.org)
Big Oak Ranch is a Christian home for children needing a chance. If you know us, you’ve heard us say that
before. Because that’s what we offer - a chance. To find a normal life. To find God’s love. To find that we are all
more than our circumstances - we are what we have the strength to become.
National Kidney Foundation (www.kidney.org)
The National Kidney Foundation, a major voluntary nonprofit health organization, is dedicated to preventing
kidney and urinary tract diseases, improving the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by kidney
disease and increasing the availability of all organs for transplantation.
Royal Family Kid’s Camps (www.rfkc.org)
Royal Family Kid’s Camps are the nation's leading network of camps for abused, neglected and abandoned
children.
UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center (www3.ccc.uab.edu)
The UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center team is dedicated to providing the highest quality of life for people
diagnosed with cancer, while advancing the world’s understanding of cancer and translating this knowledge into improved prevention, detection, treatment and survivorship. Our vision is to eliminate cancer as a major public health
problem.
Camp ASCCA (campascca.org)
The Camp ASCCA mission is to help eligible individuals with disabilities and/or health impairments achieve
equality, dignity, and maximum independence. This is to be accomplished through a safe and quality program of
camping, therapeutic recreation, and education in a year-round barrier-free environment. Our goal is to serve those
who can derive maximum benefit from the resident camp experience and provide a healthier, happier, longer, and
more productive life for children and adults of all abilities.
The Miracle League at Cypress Mounds (www.miracleleaguecm.org)
The Miracle League at Cypress Mounds is a non-profit organization that makes it possible for children with
mental and physical disabilities to achieve the same dream as their healthy peers – to play baseball as part of a team in
an organized league! These children get a reprieve from their daily challenges as soon as they step or roll on to the
ball field.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (www.jdrf.org)
JDRF is the worldwide leader in funding research to cure type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease that strikes
children and adults suddenly and lasts a lifetime. JDRF is the leading funder and advocate of type 1 diabetes science.
JDRF's mission is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. JDRF is also committed to developing new and better treatments that improve the lives of people with type 1 diabetes in the near term
and keep them healthy while we advance toward a cure.
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5th Annual
Hackneyville Community
CAR SHOW
October 15, 2011
Goody Bags to the first 100 to register!
$100 Drawing for those who pre-register before Oct. 10, 20!J__
50/50 tickets anda BIGGER money tree!!
Live entertainment by Johnathan East
Concessions
Pre-registration $15 1 $20 day of show
Registration from 8:00-12:00 Spectators 9:00-2:00
*VENDORS-Call
Lynn Causey @ 256-234-9960
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VEHICLE:(year/make/model)
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LIABILITY: Entrants, participants, & spectators by execution of this form release and discharge
The Hackneyville Community, the show sponsors, coordinators, volunteers and other representatives
involved in this show, from any and all un-known damages, injuries, losses, judgments and claims
from any causes whatsoever that may be suffered by an entrant to his or hers person, passengers
property.
Make Checks Payable to: Hackneyville Community Club
P.O. Box 1585 Alexander City, AL. 35011
For more information [email protected]
All proceeds go to Hackneyville Community Club and Vol. Fire Dept.
Heart of Dixie Chevelle Club
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Bessemer, AL 35022
E-Mail: [email protected]
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