August 2017 Promoting the Preservation & Enjoyment of Antique Automobiles Since 1950.

(l-r) Ben Davis, Guy Davis and Dave Davis stand by Dave’s original 1969 Ford Pick Up Truck during the Region’s Annual Picnic in July.

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2017 Offi cersJohn Ross Kuhns, President

2552 Raymond Avenue, Latrobe, PA 15650412-558-0994

Craig DeFloria, Vice President164 Millersdale Road, Greensburg, PA 15601

412-558-3100

Mark Jackson, Treasurer133 Alexander Avenue, Greensburg, PA 15601

724-832-9074

Mark DeFloria, Secretary123 Fosterville Road, Greensburg, PA 15601

724-836-7414

Ron Shaulis, Publicity3229 Copper Kettle Hwy, Rockwood, PA 15557

814-926-3306

John Kuhns, Sr. Safety2339 Raymond Avenue, Latrobe, PA 15650

work: 724-539-7574 home: 724-539-0889

For membership information contact any offi cer or email westernparegion@hotmail.com

Visit our website: www.westernparegion.org

Our monthly meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month except December and January beginning

at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Post 982, 158 American Legion Road, Latrobe, PA (Pipetown).

You do not have to own an antique car to join us.

On the Cover... The Western PA Region AACA is fortunate to have several families in our membership who have been avid supporters of the preservation and enjoyment of antique automobiles for generations. The Davis family is one of them. Through the years they have cared for and restored a wide variety of unique antique vehicles. And as many of our members do, they take great joy and pride showing these vehicles at community events so that others may get a fi rst-hand look at our automotive heritage. Brothers Guy and Dave Davis’s father Bob Davis served as president of the Western PA Region in 1977. Guy’s son Ben Davis now helps carry the passion forward with his home-grown interest in antique autos. It’s an inspiration when the interest of one generation empowers another to carry on. It is also wonderful when spouses also share the enjoyment of the old cars. Dave’s wife Debi Davis really loves riding in the beautiful, original 1969 Ford Pick Up Truck pictured on this issue’s cover.

2017 Visitation Car Truck & Motorcycle Show Thank You

Our 8th show at Visitation Church in Mt Pleasant was held on July 2nd, and it was another big success. This is hugely due the participation of the Western PA Region of the AACA. When I fi rst went to judged show I struggled to get quality judges. After joining the region I came to the membership and asked for help. What happened was overwhelming. Bob Inhoff was helping before I was a member of this club and he has been at every show since. From the club I have had the support and help from Mark and Regis Jackson, Mark and Craig DeFloria, Dave and Debbie Sheetz, Howard Finney, Tom and Dodie Ulishney, Denny and Becky Blank, Tom King, Ron and Alice Shaulis and Joe and Sheila Kurtz. Everyone I have mentioned has helped in the past and some have stepped up and helped this year for the fi rst time. If I have for-gotten anyone please forgive me. This goes to show you what kind of club this is. We all have busy schedules and I know what it takes to make the time to do this. Karla and I would like to thank this club and each and everyone one of these peo-ple from the bottom of our hearts and look forward to continued support if possible.

-- Bob Doppelheuer

September 3 - WPR Paul P. Bell Memorial Antique Auto, Custom and Street Rod Show, Legion Keener Park, Latrobe, PA This the 54th year for our show!

September 9 - Waynesburg 50’s Fest 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. No entry fee. Great fun Downtown Waynesburg, PA

September 17 - Western PA Region Driving Tour to the Punxsutawney Region AACA Car Show in Marion Center, Indiana County. Departure place and time to be announced.

October 4-7 AACA Eastern Fall Meet, Hershey, PA

2017 Calendar of Events

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October 7 - WPR Day Trip by Bus to the Hershey Car Show (tentative)

October - WPR Pumpkin Run Tour (host needed)

October 14 - German Lutheran Oktoberfest Car Show at the Hebron Lutheran Church, 125 North Liberty Street, Blairsville. No entry fee. Live music, authentic German food, 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

October 21 - Visit to Mike Miller’s Collections

December 3 - WPR Christmas Party, DiSalvo’s Station, Latrobe

Please Note:Please label your baked good so we know what ingredi-ents are in the baked item, especially ‘NUTS’. Every year we are asked by patrons what is in the baked good, and sometimes we are not sure, so the item or items are not purchased. We don’t want the patron to take a chance on consuming the baked good and having a medical emer-gency due to an ingredient in it. Make sure the baked good does not need to be chilled or refrigerated, since the item/items will be sitting on the tables for several hours during the course of the car show.

If you have any questions, please contact Molly Detwiler at 724-925-2321.

Thank you for your baked food item donation to the Bake Sale! We appreciate any baked item donated and it makes the Bake Sale very successful for the club.

Thanks, Molly

Please bring something yummy to help support the Western PA Region’s Bake Sale at the Car Show on Sunday, September 3rd at Legion Keener Park, Latrobe.

Chinese AuctionPlease contact Vickie Kuhns to drop off any donations for the Chinese Auction ASAP. Items may be dropped off at Three “K” Cabinets on Route 982 N. in Latrobe before the show. Or bring your items or baskets to the Car Show the morning of September 3rd.

Calling all cakes, cookies, pies, fudges and sweet masterpieces!

The Western PA Region AACA’s 54th Annual Paul P. Bell Memorial

Antique Auto, Custom & Street Rod Show - RemindersSunday, September 3, 2017Please get there early. Although the fl yer says the show starts at 9:00 a.m., cars start arriving around 8:30 a.m. We need to be set up and ready before then.

Show Car Parking: We will need 7-10 + members to help park the judged show fi eld according to classes We also need 3-4 members to park cars in the new Drivers’ Participation area on the ball fi eld behind the Boy Scout food booths.

Judging: Chief Judge Howard Finney has been recruiting judges. If you have volunteered to judge a class please show up on show day. Please ask Howard about judging if you have not yet signed up. You can also sign up the day of the show. Just talk to Howard. We need you!

Questions: Co-chairs - Bob Doppelheuer cel 724-366-5930, Mark Jackson cel 724-961-3563,Registrar Carol Calabrace 724-837-8591

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Minutes of the July 18, 2017 Monthly Meeting

A meeting of the Western PA Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America was held on July 18, 2017 at the American Legion Post 982, Latrobe,

PA (Pipetown). President John Ross Kuhns called the meeting to order at approximately 7:32 p.m. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

There were 30 members in attendance at tonight’s meet-ing. There were no guests in attendance.

MinutesThe Minutes of the June 20, 2017 monthly meeting were printed in the July 2017 Issue of the Western Round-Up that was available for pick-up at tonight’s meeting, and if not picked-up; are mailed to each member.

President John Ross Kuhns asked if there were any additions or corrections to the minutes. Howard Finney made a motion to approve the minutes as printed, sec-onded by Joseph Kurtz and unanimously approved.

Treasurer’s ReportThe July 2017 Treasurer’s Report was read by Treasurer Mark Jackson. President John Ross Kuhns asked if there were any additions or corrections. Bill Holtzer made a motion to approve the report as presented, seconded by Becky Blank and unanimously approved.

ITEMS FOR ACTION

Membership – Howard FinneyNo new members tonight.

Dues – Mark DeFloriaMark DeFloria reported that 2017 Membership Lists are available at tonight’s meeting. The Western PA Region has 137 current members. Mark reported that copies of the Region’s Bylaws were also available.

Arts and Heritage Festival – Mark JacksonMark Jackson reported that approximately 400 chance car tickets were sold during the annual Arts and Heritage Festival at Twin Lakes Park. Mark thanked all the mem-bers who sold tickets at the festival.

NEW BUSINESS

2017 Chance Car – Mark Jackson, Alice ShaulisAlice Shaulis reported that she has been receiving ticket stubs and money for sold tickets. Members are asked to continue checking out tickets and making arrangements to get the cars out. So far 31 members have signed out tickets.

President John Ross Kuhns asked that all members consider taking tickets as the chance car is our major fund raiser. Please see Alice Shaulis for tickets. Alice has tickets available at tonight’s meeting. Members are asked to return tickets to Alice in numerical order and pay by check made out to the “Western PA Region, AACA.”

A minimum of 5 tickets may be signed out. They are packed in lots of 40. Sell 40 tickets to earn a free WPR membership. A $10 voucher good for WPR events or ap-parel will be earned for every additional 40 tickets sold. The winning ticket number will be the fi rst 7:00 PM, PA Lottery Big 4 drawing on October 28, 2017.

Please see Mark Jackson to schedule the car. The Chance Car is being stored by John Kuhns and John Ross Kuhns in Latrobe. Please try to give as much notice as possible to pick up the car.

President John Ross Kuhns reminded members that the Region reimburses expenses, including for gas when members take the car out. The car is full of gas and ready to go. Members are asked to please return the car full of gas, and turn in receipts for reimbursement. Members are also asked to wash the car should it need it. This is a great opportunity to drive a vintage Mustang.

2018 AACA Grand National Meet – John Ross KuhnsPresident John Ross Kuhns reminded members that the meet is only a year away. A 2018 AACA Grand National Meet planning meeting will be on Monday, July 24, at the Greensburg Ramada starting at 7:00 PM. John Ross said that we have secured the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg for the meet, the Ramada Inn for the host hotel, and Westmoreland Fairgrounds for parking of trailers for the event. John reminded members that

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we need a lot of help. All members are encouraged to attend the planning meeting.

2017 Western Pa Region – Paul P. Bell Memorial Car Show – Bob Doppelheuer / Mark JacksonBob Doppelheuer and Mark Jackson are co-chairs for the 2017 the Western PA Region Annual Car Show. Mark Jackson spoke about the Sponsor Sheets and Show Flyers. Both were available at tonight’s meeting. Mark said that plans for the car show are moving for-ward. Mark asked that members continue to do what they typically do. Contact Bob or Mark if you would like to help.

WPR Annual Picnic – John Ross KuhnsPresident John Ross Kuhns reported that the Annual Picnic will be on Sunday, July 23rd at the Cooperstown Vets and Sportsmen Association Picnic grounds located at 2541 Thomas Street, Latrobe, PA 15650. Post Avenue Caterers are providing the food for the picnic. Members are asked to bring a desert. The picnic reservation form is in the June issue of the Western Round-Up.

Christmas Party – Kuhns FamilyPresident John Ross Kuhns reported that the Christmas Party will be at DiSalvo’s Station on December 3rd (SUNDAY) this year. Mark your calendars.

Tours – Mark JacksonMark Jackson spoke about the Region’s local tours. Mark asked that members consider hosting a tour. If you have an idea for a tour, please talk to Mark Jackson or John Ross. The Dublin Ohio trip has for July 13-17 has been cancelled due to lack of participation. The Macungie tour is still on.

Progressive Dinner Tour President John Ross Kuhns reported that the Progressive Dinner Tour will be on Sunday, August 20th. It will consist of salad, dinner and dessert stops. John Ross reported that hosts have volunteered for all stops. The fl yer and reservation form is included in the July issue of the Western Round-Up.

Western Round-Up Newsletter – Mark JacksonMark Jackson thanked everyone who submits items for the Round-Up. The July issue of the Round-Up is available at tonight’s meeting. Newsletters not picked up tonight will be mailed to the members that were not present. Mark thanked Cris and Molly Detwiler, and Becky and Denney Blank for their articles that were submitted.

Western PA Region Web Site – Mark DeFloriaMark told members that the new roster will be available from the web site’s member’s area. This is a password protected page that members must know user name and password. There are hints on the page, but if members need help with the password contact Mark DeFloria. Mark asked that members contact him if they have any-thing they would like post on the Region’s web site.

Snacks – Debbie SheetzDebbie Sheetz brought an arrangement of pies and cof-fee for after meeting desert. President John Ross Kuhns thanked Debbie for bringing the deserts at tonight’s meeting.

From the FloorHoward Finney asked that members that are planning on attending the July 29th cruise at his new residence to let him know so he will have a head count.

Al Friend suggested that members consider giving chance car tickets to people as tips. Other ideas concerning in-creasing chance car ticket sales were discussed.

Bob Sugars talked about the importance of a working emergency brake. Members shared stories of failed brakes and agreed that a working emergency brake is important.

AdjournmentPresident Kuhns asked for a motion to adjourn the meet-ing at approximately 8:33 PM. Howard Finney made a motion for adjournment, seconded by Chuck Speicher and unanimously approved.

Respectfully submitted by Mark DeFloria, Secretary

Antique tractors and trucks around the Cammack Station grounds

Cammack Station is a place where friends gather, people smile, and the nostalgic presence is a welcome break from today’s chain restaurants.

The quaint brick building resides on the corner of Old Mill Street and West Jackson Street just west of Muncie, Indiana. The historic building was built in 1931 and was formerly the home to multiple groceries and fueling stations, most recently Pete’s Grocery. A second renova-tion and expansion occurred in 2009 to accommodate additional seating, kitchen space, and storage. Much of the building’s history is preserved and represented in various antiques and pictures on the walls. Why is it called “Cammack” Station? Even though it has a Muncie address, it is actually located right in the heart of Cammack, Indiana. With no stoplights and just a handful of stop signs, Cammack is a quaint historic town residing just outside of Muncie and Yorktown. When the owner decided to take over Pete’s Grocery and convert it into the restaurant in 2007, it was only fi tting to call it Cammack Station. At Cammack Station, you can enjoy eating inside surrounded by historic memorabilia and oldies music. If the weather is nice, you might choose to enjoy your treat on the peaceful brick patio. Either way, you’ll enjoy old-fashioned sandwiches, one-of-a-kind burgers, home-made salads, creamy ice cream, and their famous milkshakes and sundaes. Everything is fresh because all food is made to order!

Enjoy a trip to the past when you visit Cammack Station near Muncie, Indiana

by Becky Blank

Cammack Station’s classic 1930’s era facade greets visitors Denny Blank and antique gas pump

Warm elements of nostalgia surround dining patrons.

Nearby, a speed trap awaits. Could it be Deputy Barney Fife?

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This past April while driving on the road less trav-eled by, I came across the remains of a business once common across the American landscape,

namely, the drive-in movie theater. I felt compelled to pull off the road to take a closer look at this monument from the past. The monstrous movie screen at this particular site was not a free standing structure as seen at most drive-in theaters, but was actually the back wall of a very tall narrow building. The building’s blocks which served as the movie screen still retained much of their white paint. As I scanned the parking area now overgrown with weeds and grass, I was amazed to fi nd the posts which once held the large, metal speakers still standing in rows like soldiers now tilted one way or another. In the middle of the abandoned fi eld, stood the building which served as both the concession stand and movie projection room, the stainless steel chimney used to vent the cooking fumes still protruding from the roof. I wondered how many burgers, hot dogs pizzas and boxes of popcorn were served out of that building so many years ago. In a grassy area near the base of the large screen were the rusted relics of playground equipment. The once colorful swings, merry-go-round and sliding boards now rested in an eerie, frozen brown silence. I wondered

how many laughing children enjoyed that playground prior to the start of the movie and during the interces-sion of double features. As I walked down the exit lane of the theater, I passed a small building located near the side of the large screen which contained heavy gauge wiring and fuse boxes. Perhaps the building served as a power center for the theater’s operation. Turning around to take one last look at this piece of Americana, I wondered how many T-birds, Corvettes, Chargers, Super Bees, Chevelles, Camaros and Mustangs roared into that theater. How many Edsels, retractables, ‘57 Chevys, sun roofs, and convertible watched an outdoor movie under a starry night. Undoubtedly, there were also Packards and Studebakers, Hudsons, DeSotos and all types of station wagons full of excited children mes-merized by the large fl ickering picture show. Many of the children would eventually wrap themselves in blan-kets as the warm summer day transitioned into a chilly, sleepy night. Once home, I did some research on this particular drive-in theater. It was known as the Larkfi eld Drive-In. It is located in Grove City, not far from Grove City College. It was in operation from 1947 to 1980 and had a capacity of 300 cars.

The Road Less Traveled Byby Guy J. Davis

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Annual Picnic Smiles Shine Once Again!

Jill Jackson calls BINGO and helps make the game fun for everyone.

Members carefully watch their BINGO cards - (l-r) Sam Snively, Barbara Erny, Carol Calabrace, Dodie and Tom Ulishney

Howard Finney (center) offi ciates the water balloon toss. Contestants start close together and take a step away from each other with each successful toss adding to the tension.

(l-r) Debbie Sheetz and Stephanie Kuhns compete in the bubble gum blowing contest,

The Western PA Region AACA Annual Summer Picnic has got to be one of the most looked forward to events of the year. The Kuhns family

once again did an extraordinary job coordinating and hosting a marvelous picnic at the Cooperstown Club, Latrobe on Sunday, July 23rd. Rain clouds discouraged the “getting out” of many antique vehicles, however there were some nice ones parked around the pavilion. Although there was a little rain here and there, the weather was very pleasant. Post Avenue Catering once again provided picnic fa-vorites - pulled pork, roast turkey, pasta, potatoes, corn on the cob and rolls. The dessert table was bountiful with sweets as members brought all kinds of goodies to enjoy and share. All enjoyed the traditional picnic games. Howard Finney offi ciated the water balloon toss, which was as much fun to watch as it was to participate. (The secret is to “cradle” and “shock absorb” the water balloon as you catch it. Just watch Christopher Kuhns, who does this

with great skill.) There was also the bubble gum bubble blowing contest, horseshoe tournament and BINGO called by Jill Jackson with cash prizes, (fi ve bucks feels good in anyone’s wallet.) To help support the region’s Chinese Auction fund-raiser at the upcoming Paul P. Bell Memorial Car Show, the Picnic featured a basket contest. There was a great participation this year with many creative baskets en-tered. The top three winners were determined by ticket vote. They were Alice Shaulis, fi rst prize, Joey Vrable and girl friend Maggie, second prize, and Vickie Kuhns, third prize. Thank you participating members. These baskets will help make for a successful Chinese Auction at the car show on September 3rd. The Kuhns Family also put together a nice assort-ment of door prizes which were drawn and announced regularly. Many thanks to John Ross, Blair, John Sr., Vickie, Christopher and Stephanie Kuhns and all who helped make the 2017 Annual picnic an enjoyable success.

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Monthly planning meetings will be held at the Greensburg Ramada on the Monday following

our regular monthly meetings starting at 7:00 p.m.

August 21, 2017September 25, 2017

October 23, 2017November 27, 2017

December 2017 and 2018 meetings to be announced

Grand National Planning Meetings

Meet Chairman ......John Ross Kuhns III

Asst. Meet Chair ....John Kuhns Sr.

Treasurer ................Craig Defl oria, Mark DeFloria

Registrar .................Alice Shaulis

Chief Judge ............Howard Finney

Field Marshall ........Dave Sheetz

Trailer Parking........Bob Inhoff

Security ..................Bill Holtzer

Ads ..........................Cris/Molly Detwiler

Booklet ...................Doreen King

Publicity..................Regis Jackson

Flea Market ............Jill Jackson

Meet Brochure .......Mark Jackson

Merchandise ..........Debbie Sheetz

Banquet ..................Betty Ann Finney

Trophies ..................Tom Ulishney

Photography ..........Cris Detwiler

Dash Plaque ...........Clay Stoner

Hospitality Room ...Becky Blank / Connie Schifano

Chinese Auction ....Vickie / Blair Kuhns

Judges Chip ...........Howard Finney

Hotel Committee....Howard/JRK3/Mark J

Meet Activities .......OPEN

Kids Area ................OPEN

Traffi c Control ........OPEN

Grand National Committe Chairs

Our region will be hosting the AACA Grand National Meet May 30 - June 3, 2018. Join the fun! Contact a chair and help on a committe.

The Automatic Transmissionby John Kosko

John Darrison: so, angle mac, i was sitting in the pavilion at our car club’s 2017 picnic, and the members were in talkative fellowship, a lively and smooth camaraderie; and i walked over to john ross kuhns’s red 1966 Mustang, over at the end.

guardian angel mackenzie corey: you felt like contemplating.

john: yes, a union with an old car. so i sat there, near it, in my lawn chair...

mac: how did you feel?

john: it got peaceful, dreamy, you know, i’m sitting beside this gorgeous, low, sleek machine - and it brought up memories of Lee Iacocca.

mac: you felt wistful, peripatetic.

john: yeah! like i or john ross, could drive it to Lancaster even Philadelphia, and here it is, snugly resting in the green grass, a red jewel, with all that travel potential.

mac: ready effi ciency, wrought by engineers and mechanics; men of tinkering, and problem solving, and confi dence!

john: you said it. and i felt that wanderlust, that urge to nestle into its front seat, and drive.

mac: you’re transmitting fascination, john. effortless reverie, vicariousness, desire.

john: i don’t want to lose that, mac.

mac: you won’t, if you stay in the car club.

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The Western Round-Up is the offi cial publication of the Western Pennsylvania Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. It is published on a monthly basis with January/February being a combined issue. Each issue is also posted on the Region’s website: www.westernparegion.org. Members may choose to receive this newsletter via email rather than a mailed hard copy. Just con-tact the editor. Submission deadlines are the fi rst day of each month for possible publication in that month’s edition. Any items contained herein may be reproduced if proper credit is given. All articles are edited for length, grammar, ac-curacy and composition. They will be used at the discretion of the editor and Region offi cials. Please advise the editor of any and all needed corrections.

Mark Jackson, Editor133 Alexander Avenue, Greensburg, PA 15601

Phone and FAX: 724-832-9074 email: rpmguy2002@yahoo.com

Special thanks to the following for sharing their time and talent to help produce this issue:

Denny and Becky Blank, Guy Davis, Mark DeFloria, Molly Detwiler, Bob Doppelheuer, Regis Jackson and Clay Stoner

Western Round-Up Classifieds

Classifi ed Ad Policy Classifi ed ads for antique or classic cars or parts are available free for Western PA Region members. After four issues the ad will be pulled unless it is renewed by phone or written request (email or letter) Please notify the editor if the item has been sold. Photos are acceptable and will be used if there is room. The Round-Up editor and WPR are not responsible for typo-graphical errors or misinformation.

Please submit all classifi ed ad requests to:Mark Jackson, Editor, 133 Alexander Avenue

Greensburg, PA 15601 724-832-9074 email: jacksonmark469@gmail.com

Wanted - Garage Decorations Gas pumps, oil cans, oil bottles, air pumps, pinball machines, tin/porcelain signs, old toys - Marx, Buddy L, Anything neat! What do you have?724-771-5170

Wanted - Antique Cars, Any make, any model. No projects, Original condition preferred. 724-771-5170

For Sale - 1995 Buick Park Avenue41,000 Miles, Excellent Condition$5,000 Paul 724-689-6445

Long-time Western PA Region AACA member Pete Orazio passed away on Friday, August 4th at home surrounded by his loving family. He was 83. Pete was owner-operator of Orazio’s Service Garage in Derry for more than 50 years and also ran a towing service. He was a good storyteller and had some interesting towing tales. Pete loved driving his long and classy 1967 Chrysler Convertible to WPR and community events and cruises. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family and friends. We’ll miss you Pete.

Pete Orazio at the wheel of his 1967 Chrysler at the Western PA Region’s Annual Picnic in 2012

Member News

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I am interested in selling 2017 Chance Car tickets Tickets are packaged in lots of 40. Members may sign out less-er quantities in units of 5, minimum 5 tickets. Please sign out and mail me tickets to sell.

I would like to purchase a 2017 Chance Car ticket(s)Instead of signing out 2017 Chance Car tickets to sell, I would like to purchase a ticket(s). Please mail me tickets @ $10 per ticket = $ enclosedPlease make checks payable to Western PA Region AACA.

Please Print

Name

Address

Phone

Alice Shaulis 3229 Copper Kettle Highway Rockwood, PA 15557

Sign Out or Purchase 2017 Chance Car Tickets by U.S. MailPlease support the events, tours, programs, activites, scholarships & charitable giving sponsored by the Western PA Region AACA by

selling or purchasing Chance Car tickets this year. In addition to members who sign out and sell tickets all season long, it would be wonderful if EACH MEMBER purchased one or more tickets - great gifts for family, friends or yourselves!

Please mail form to:

Chance Car Tickets delivered to your front door...

Name That Car by Mark Jackson

July’s Car

Al Terek was the fi rst member to correctly identify July’s car as a 1956 Studebaker President via email. Congratula-tions Al, great detective work. Many other members took a stab at identifying the car. Since the photo was tightly cropped it was not an easy task. Above you see the entire car. Many thought it was a late model Packard, remem-bering that Studebaker and Packard had merged in the 1950’s. Look closely at the passenger compartment and you can see the foreshadowing of the compact Studebaker Lark, which was introduced in 1959.

August’s Car

Correctly identify the year and marque of August’s car and win a box of yel-low Twinkies. Contact me at the August meeting, phone: 724-832-9074 or email jacksonmark469@gmail.com.