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SCMAFC
MODEL A FORD CLUB
March 2013
Some of the participants at the ‘ World of Wheels’ show in Calgary, February 2013.
l to r - Sam Squire, Chris Brancaccio, Barry Osborne, Wayne Anderson and Keith Robinson
Featured in this issue:
Membership Pins
The 2013 World of Wheels Display
Update on the Club’s AA Truck project
Ethylene Glycol Antifreeze Chart
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President’s Message
To begin, in view of our March meeting being the last at Woodridge for the season I must once again
thank Woodridge, specifically Gerry and Travis for the use of their boardroom. As of April the Snowbirds
will have generally returned and it's back home to the Clubhouse for us all.
Spring will also see us looking forward to June 1st when Keith and Christine Robinson have once again
offered to host our 'Spring 'Safety Check, Tune-up Session, and Barbecue'. In the meantime, for those
members who may be unable to participate please remember that it is relatively easy to conduct your own safety check.
Simply print off a copy of the check sheet from our website, complete your inspection and any repairs required, sign the
sheet, and mail it to Dianna our Club Secretary who will respond by sending you a current edition of the Provincial SVAA
safety sticker to place on your windshield. Other Club Members would be pleased to clarify any details for which you may
desire some advice plus the Club Library is at your disposal and contains a wealth of technical information.
With respect to pending and in-progress activities, I offer a thank you to Chris Brancaccio for leading this year's joint A's
and T's Club display at the World of Wheels, to Dave Basaraba for donating the stanchions to the club which we have been
borrowing from him for various display purposes in recent years, to Glenn Smith for continuing to act as our interface
precedent to the Olds College Collector Car Auction scheduled for June 23rd, and for the additional progress made on our
AA project during the course of the winter. Next it will be Dean Potter's turn in the spotlight as he works to organize our
touring activities for the 2013 season!
Ron Rigby
Stampede City Model A Ford Club
Mission Statement
CALG
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The SCMAFC is devoted to the restoration and
preservation of Model A Ford vehicles to protect our
automotive heritage for future generations.
Membership initiatives and objectives are
demonstrated through workshops, tours and
participation in community events.
General Information
Meetings will normally be held on the
second Wednesday of each month (SeptJune) at the Club Garage at 7:30 PM.
Mailing Address:
Stampede City Model A Ford Club
1411 Southdale Place S.W.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
T2W 0X8
For updated club information call the
Announcement Line at 403-670-9119
SCMAFC
MODEL A FORD CLUB
2013 Executive
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Rigby
Past President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Brancaccio
Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . .Troy Dillabough
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dianna Adams
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Dodd
Membership Director . . . . . . .JR Smith
Publications Director . . . . . . .Al Friesen
Editor/Publisher . . . . .. . . Al Friesen
Printer
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . .Troy Dillabough
Technical Editor . . . . . . . .Sid Gough
Capital Assets Director . . . . . Paul Chudek
Clubhouse Custodian . . . . Paul Chudek
Tours & Events Director. . . . .Dean Potter
Christmas Function . . . . . . Irene Rigby
Technical Projects Mgr. . . . . .Paul Chudek
Technical Talks . . . . . . . . .Murray Walkemeyer
Librarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Irene Rigby
Revenue Advertising Mgr's. . Norm Devitt
& Keith Robinson
SVAA Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . Glenn Smith
Web Site Manager . . . . . . . . .Al Friesen
Web Site: www3.telus.net/scmafc/
Email: [email protected]
Membership fees are $35 per family per
calendar year.
The Stampede City Model A Ford Club Publishes the “Ford Script” monthly (except July and
August). Articles appearing in the “Ford Script” may be reprinted provided credit is given. All
Information in the “Ford Script” is provided for your enjoyment and edification only. No one
associated with the “Ford Script” can be held responsible for errors, omissions, or misinterpreted
information even though all efforts will be made to ensure correctness of the content.
March 2013
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SCMAFC GENERAL MEETING
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Feb. 13th, 2013
The February meeting began at 7:40PM with President Ron Rigby welcoming the 13 Members and 1 Guest in attendance and
thanking Woodridge Ford for the use of their boardroom.
Secretarial: In Dianna's absence Ron also acted as Secretary for the evening which began with Glenn Smith moving the minutes
from January meeting be accepted as read. Keith Robinson seconded the motion. All were in favor.
Correspondence: Letters were received from the SVAA confirming our renewed membership for 2013 and our continued liability
and Executive team insurance coverage; from MAFCA advising that liability coverage can also be obtained via their organization;
from the Central Alberta Vintage Club promoting participation in the 2013 International Meet to be based in Olds this year but also
advising that their registration deadline was to be Feb. 28th, 2013, and a brochure from the 'Nifty Fiftys Club' advising this year's
'Spring Thaw' is on Apr. 21st.
Treasurer: Treasurer Dave Dodd reported that our current account continues at it's usual seasonal peak due to the curent cycle of
Membership renewals. He also relayed the Club's 2012 financial records to Mike Hill and Dean Potter for review and thanked them
for their effort in that regard. Dave also advised that he would be conducting the evening's draw for the “mystery door prize”
contributed by Glenn and supplemented by the unclaimed towel and plate that had been left at the Lakeview Hall at the conclusion of
our 2012 Christmas party.
Membership: Director JR Smith advised that 82 of an anticipated 95 potential members have now paid to date.
Publications: Once again Director Al Friesen assembled and Troy Dillabough printed the hard copies of another excellent edition of
the Script. In response to a query about a potential publication date for the new Roster Ron indicated he would check with Troy in
that regard. (Post Meeting notation: Troy has subsequently advised that although he was scheduled to be out-of-Province for the
balance of February he anticipated being able to complete the Roster project in March.)
Capital Assets: Ron advised that work is continuing on the AA. As of this date Serge has the end-gate, Ron has the fenders, etc., in
readiness to relay to Serge as Serge becomes ready for them, and that the box itself is now at Brian Muise's in readiness to be painted.
(Post Meeting notation: It appears the previous quote Brian gave Paul may have been just for “fine-tuning and painting the box
only” and that an additional cost might be incurred relative to painting the rear fenders, splash pans, and running boards. Yet to be
clarified!))
Tours & Activities: Director Dean Potter and Lyle Ford led a discussion relative to the merits of scheduling a two or three day tour
involving Stettler, Big Valley, and Drumheller on July 19th, 20th, and 21st. This was well received and further details will be made
available in due course. There were additional discussions re: other potential overnight tours involving BC highway #93 and Alberta's
Crowsnest area, plus the pro's and con's involved. - pending. In addition June 8th was set as this year's “Spring Safety Check-Tune-upand Barbecue” day at Keith & Christine Robinson's with a potential brunch excursion to follow on June 9th.
(Post Meeting Notation: Due to a schedule conflict these two activities have been moved to the June 1st & 2nd
weekend). Dean's proposal to have one or two of the mobile food vendors currently operating in the city core meet us mid-day
during the course of one of our day tours this summer, was also well received by the group. Lastly, Bruce Brander provided an update
re: the status of the motor he is re-building relative to a potential March date for our impending 'babbett pour viewing session'.
Librarian: On Irene's behalf Ron advised that the two books which had been signed out since mid-2012 had now been returned and
they would be back on the library shelves when we return to the Clubhouse in April.
OLD BUSINESS:
“World of Wheels”: Keith Robinson on Chris's behalf provided a progress briefing re: our impending World-of-Wheels display. He
has the forms required by the car owners and Chris will be in-touch with those listed to staff the display. Due to his potential absence
Dean may need someone to haul his coupe unless an alternate car can be arranged. In view of there being Flames games on each of
the nights involved this year, there was some discussion re: the complexities associated with delivering and retrieving the cars
involved.
“Olds College Auction”: Once again Glenn Smith provided a situational update inclusive of noting that our Club is the only one to
receive the publicity associated with being formally recognized as an Olds College Sponsor. Attention was also drawn to the Script
article he had written.
NEW BUSINESS:
SVAA Meeting: Glenn Smith as our liaison with the SVAA distributed copies of their current magazine and provided a briefing re:
the primary topics discussed at the SVAA business meeting in Lethbridge. Key topics included “Safety Inspections, Insurances, and
their magazine now being available on the SVAA website”. Of specific interest was a presentation relative to zinc content oils by Bob
Zubkowski of the Cam-Oil organization. It was agreed that Glenn should also invite Bob to speak at our March meeting if he is
available to do so. Thank you's were again extended to Gerry Wood for the use the Woodridge boardroom for the winter; and to JR
Smith for bringing the doughnuts.
_____________________________________________________ RWR
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Editor’s Notes
Mid March brings a few warmer days and thoughts of getting our cars back out on the road soon. As
snowbirds we are finding the days warming a tad too much sometimes and realize that we will begin
our journey home in a few weeks. Sheila and I will actually be enroute at the time of the April club
meeting so I would appreciate those that contribute items to the Script to do so as early as you can,
many thanks!
This issue contains info on the successful 2013 World of Wheels display and some excellent photos
taken by some of the participants. Thank you Chris Brancaccio, Ron Rigby and JR Smith.
With not too much else new to
report I’ll share with you a desert
sunset from Arizona.
Al Friesen
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“ Membership Pins “
One function of our multi-faceted “Memberships Portfolio” which receives little publicity and which excepting for an
occasional glitch, operates so effectively we tend to take it for granted, is the management of our “Membership Pins
Program”.
During its first decade the club had fewer members than in recent years and membership had been relatively constant
with few if any members having dropped out and then rejoined. During that period the Club had acquired both five and
ten year membership pins and was attempting to present them progressively as individual anniversary dates arrived. By
1984 however, the lack of either a pins presentation policy or formal records for guidance, coupled with increased
membership, ever increasing five year presentation cycles to deal with, and some members having withdrawn and then
rejoined, - - resulted in the program becoming increasingly cumbersome and error prone.
As a result, at the Club's April 11th 1984 meeting, Stub Stafford briefed the group on what policy other clubs such as
APAC had adopted, Harry Clark moved that our club's membership credits consist of cumulative rather than consecutive
years of membership, the proposal was seconded by Paul Chudek, and it was passed.
The net result was a need to not only identify historical years of membership whenever a previous member rejoined the
club, but to also know when each member last joined, in order to properly calculate when any given member would
complete a five year membership cycle and thereby qualify for an anniversary pin. The task of manually tracking the
details involved eventually resulted in a decision being made to only analyze the data involved once a year and thusly to
present all membership awards on a given date annually. On behalf of our Memberships Portfolio Kathy Chudek has for
many years now, volunteered to complete the award calculations and assemble the pins for presentation annually at the
club's Christmas functions. Pins are thus presented immediately precedent to the start of a member's anniversary year, a
process which allows for recipients to wear their pins with pride during the entire course of that year.
Lastly, with our membership records now being tracked with the aid of Microsoft Excel, we are currently refining our
process in order to not only make Kathy's annual task a bit easier, but to assure an even greater degree of record accuracy
in the future.
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The 2013 SCMAFC World of Wheels Display
In view of this year's display having been a joint effort between the 'Stampede City Model A Ford Club' and the 'Foothills
Model T Ford Club', both Clubs can be proud of the effort expended by those involved, for the promotional opportunities
they seized. Good response was received from viewers in response to the concept of comparing Model T's with Model A's
of the same body style with this year's exhibitors being:
Chris Brancaccio who displayed his and Rose's 1909 Roadster as the foundation of the entire Model T's and Model A's
era. Sam Squire and Dean Potter who displayed their 1923 and 1931 Coupes for comparison. Keith Robinson and
Wayne Anderson who contributed their 1929 and 1926 Phaeton/Touring entries; and, JR Smith (1930 Tudor) and Chris
Brancaccio (1926 Tudor) who displayed their closed cars.
In spite of having not received a Club display award this year it is notable that each of the seven cars displayed did win
awards in their vintage category with Chris and Rose's 1909 Roadster receiving the best in category award.
Once again both Clubs must congratulate Chris Brancaccio for having done such a great job as the Committee Leader, as
did each of the Club's Members who, cleaned, contributed, delivered, and retrieved their cars, and who spent time staffing
the exhibit!
_________________________________________________________ RWR _____________
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A March 2013 Update re: the Club's AA Truck Project"
At last report Glenn Smith had been instrumental in our acquiring a pair of 'express box style rear fenders', and the tapered
long running boards required had been fabricated by combining a '28-'29 style set contributed by John Tupper and a short
'30-'31 style set; all in readiness to eventually mate with the box and the splash pans. In addition, Paul Chudek's
perseverance had resulted in our acquiring an original 'AA spare wheel side-mount bracket', and the generosity of
Bodyman/Welder Serge Rousseau had resulted in progress being made on the fender modifications, welding, and body
work required.
Currently, Serge's work has been both meticulous and sporadic but generously contributed on a volunteer basis with a
view to helping the Club minimize its expenditures. At this time only a few days of work will be required to finish the
areas where the rear fenders and splash pans meet following which all items will be ready to have their
surfaces finished, - - and then primed, painted, and clear-coated. In the meantime the painting process involves two
phases, first the red components, - - the box and its various components such as the floor boards, end gate, etc., all of
which have now been painted, and secondly, once they are ready the fenders, splash pans, and running boards will be done
in black.
Next, will be to re-assemble all of the 'box components in readiness for whenever the black components also become
available so we can do the final assembly, the first phase of which will be to install the splash pans on the frame but under
the box and the cab.
As I write everything is once again at a standstill, this time because of a fresh foot or more of snow. With luck however,
this summer might still see the completion of yet another great Club project!
Ron Rigby
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Tech Talk
Over the years the techniques used in body work have changed.Years ago dents were
hammered out and filled with lead. Patch panels,when required were often welded in with
coat hanger wire.
Today, modern body shops just want to replace entire sections of the car.
A while ago someone backed into the left rear quarter of my Taurus. It was a smooth dent, no sharp creases.
The estimate from the shop was more than the value of the car. The insurance company was going to write it
off!. It took a lot of convincing to get them to agree to just hitting the dent in just the right place to correct the
problem. The result, it cost about one third the original estimate.
With a little practice and some careful study of the dent you should be able to straighten most dents at home.
A few years ago several members took a course at SAIT. It was "An Introduction to Body Work". We learned
to shape metal with a hammer and dolly, weld, heat shrink and fill. We also learned how to weld plastic.
I don't know if such a course is still available. If it is, it would be well worth looking into organizing. Ask anyone
who took part. I am sure they would all agree that it was a very worthwhile experience.
Sid Gough - Technical Editor
Ethylene Glycol Antifreeze Protection Chart
Protection Level
+20 F
+5 F
-10 F
-25 F
-40 F
Boiling Point
+215 F
+218 F
+222 F
+225 F
+228 F
Further Information (for pressurized systems )
1. Make sure your thermostat is functioning properly, to avoid overheating and damage to the cooling system.
2. Have your radiator cap checked for any pressure leaks.
3. When having cooling system flushed, make sure block is drained to fully purge the cooling system.
*Engine may be hot or cold
Information provided by: CHASLYN Co. Springfield MO. 65804 - Manufacturers of Hydrometers
Glenn C. Smith
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March Birthdays
Lisa Campbell 3
Lois Craig 9
Emma Campbell 13
Lillian Myram 13
Dianna Adams 15
Michaela Quan 16
Russell Moore 21
Norm Devitt 22
George Edworthy 24
Dave Dodd 26
Dave Basaraba 27
Victor Rogalsky 30
Jacqueline Price 31
March Anniversaries
Wendy and Doug Knutson 2
Merlyn and Dave Basaraba 20
Megan and Al Myram 23
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