Chester CountyAntique Car ClubP.O. B ox 1014Exton, PA 19341

ChesterCountyAntiqueCar Club

Thomas Snyder - 1951*Hyde Ballard - 1952*Raymond Prizer - 1953*Paul Moore - 1954*George Trunk - 1955*Robert Snyder - 1956Frank Page - 1957Ken Stauger - 1958*Joe Strickland - 1959*Harry Ebert - 1960*Raymond Prizer - 1961Ardell Wilson - 1962*Earl Good - 1963*Marshall Jones - 1964*Roy Miller - 1965

*Hyde Ballard - 1966Frank Senior - 1967*Roy Miller - 1968*John Rahn - 1969*Albert Eaches -1970*John Cremers - 1971Robert Whaley - 1972*Earl Norton - 1973David Marsh - 1974*Walter Taylor - 1975*Robert Arters - 1976*Brower Ellis - 1977Chester Whiting - 1978Ed Hilbush - 1979*Curtis Quaintance-1980

David Bauder - 1981Ed Paschall - 1982Jim Wyatt - 1983Sonny Sciarretta - 1984Stan Wise - 1985Jim Ayers - 1986Jerry Schneider - 1987-88Jack Hartmetz - 1989-90Ed Hilbush - 1991Don Ludwick - 1992Ellis Raezer - 1993*Bob Caramanico - 1994Jim Young - 1995Hugh Purnell - 1996Larry Kline - 1997

Joe Oakes - 1998Earl Rogers - 1999Jack Stretch - 2000Dick Dilworth - 2001Jack Robinson - 2002-03Joe Toner - 2004-05Karen Lewis - 2006Dick Dilworth - 2007-08KGeorge Hitchens – 2011-12

evin Stevenson – 2009-10

Web Site: http://chescoacc.com/

E xecutive Committee Meeting3rd Tuesday each month - 7:30pmThorndale Fire Company3611 Lincoln HighwayThorndale, Pa.All members are invited to attend

General Monthly Meeting4th Tuesday each month - 7:30pmThorndale Fire CompanyThorndale, Pa.

Design by: Capitol Citicom2225 Citygate Drive,Ste.A • Columbus,Ohio 43219

Executive CommitteeKevin Stevenson, President303 Kent CircleDowningtown, Pa., 19335610-269-2833E-mail: bac2ya@verizon.net

Fred Gaines, Vice President204 Southside CircleDowningtown, Pa., 19335610-269-0329E-mail: fpgaines@verizon.net

Jeanie Cassidy, Secretary331 Quarry LaneExton, PA., 19341(484) 872-8195jean.cassidy@comcast.net

Jack Robinson, Treasurer499 South Wawaset Rd.West Chester, Pa., 19382(610) 793-1563Jackr50ford@hotmail.com

George Hitchens, Past President729 Patriot DriveLancaster, Pa., 17601717-278-6066E-mail: greenx440@yahoo.com

DirectorsDavid Shingle158 Viaduct Ave.Downingtown, Pa., 19335610-269-6337

Bill Campbell191 Woodland DriveDowningtown, Pa., 19335(610) 873-6232

Bob Patton138 Merlin RoadPhoenixville, Pa., 19460(610) 308-8248

Russ Swallow111 Patience Lane Spring City, PA 19475(610) 469-0937

Bob Allison207 Brookview Ave.Coatesville, Pa., 19320(610) 380-4513

Bruce Swayze107 Wedgewood DroveChadds ford, Pa., 19317(610) 388-2706

CommitteesActivitiesBob Sheller(610) 436-0147rjshel@comcast.net

News & ViewsNatalie Gomez (610) 363-7589E-mail: natgomez@briangomez.com

Car ShowDavid Shingle (610) 269-6337

MembershipBud & Lisa Tarr (610) 383-0633Email: Tarrs@comcast.net

Elizabeth & Lisa Tarr, tarrs@comcast.net

Club AwardsHugh PurnellRefreshmentsCarol Hitchens

By LawsJoe Toner (610) 594-2545

Ways & Meanss, & Fun DayRuss Swallow (610) 469-0937Hopeann HugPhotographyRichard Parsons (610) 431-2569Hugh Purnell (610) 692-3845Email: Purnellcpa@aol.com

Historian

EquipmentChuck Storm (610) 845-3987E-mail:Astorm845@aol.com

SunshineBarbara Caramanico (610) 485-3876

ScrapbookRichard Parsons (610) 431-2569

Christmas BanquetNancy Crossman, Marilyn Gebauer

Sell & SwapLou Mandich (610) 347-2394

Past Presidents

*Deceased

PATTON’S AUTO UPHOLSTERY SHOPConvertible Tops

Antique & Classic Restorations

358 SOUTH POOL FORGE ROAD NARVON, PA 17555

PHONE 717-354-0047

250 E. Chestnut St.West Chester, PA 19380

6910-696-9825FINE FRIENDS, FOOD & DRINKS

Web Master

Please send articles for News & Views to Natalie Gomez by the 10th of the month (322 Colonial Dr., Exton, Pa., 19341). The leaders of each run are responsible for their run being written up for the publication. If any questions arise regarding run or other business, please call the chairperson of that committee as listed above. Thank you for your help and cooperation.

Dave Summers

FROM THE PRESIDENT

One of the things I like to do when we are visiting someplace or even just on our daily outings is to read those

signs that are posted on the church message boards. It's not that I am religious, it's just some of ways the pastors

catch your attention with a fun phrase. I often think that photos of them would make a nice coffee table book.

The kind people pick up and breeze through.

The one that I just read said, "Every member was once a visitor." We, as people often shy away from strangers.

Not sure why but we do. Even though everybody was a stranger at one time or another to someone. Starting a

new position, church event or even club function, we all had to start as a newbie of some kind.

Remember the last time you walked into a place and some if not all of the people turned to see who just walked

in. If you’re new, it kind of makes you feel uneasy. You stand out like a “snowball in a coal pile.”

The next you time you see a new face, walk up introduce yourself. Make them feel at home. You never know

they just might be your neighbor or an old classmate. Remember, everyone will be a visitor at some point in

their life.

November is the toy drive. Bring in an unwrapped toy, gift card or movie passes for under-privileged children

again this year. We will also need cookies for our last meeting in 2014. Bring the recipe to share as well.

Thanks. Have a safe and happy holiday season. See everybody in January.

COVER CAR – 1868 BUILT BY JAMES F. HILL

This vehicle was built by 13 year old James F. Hill of Fleetwood, Bucks County, Pa. It was first powered with

a steam engine. It was replaced by a one cylinder converted steam engine to a gasoline engine which he was

granted US pat #711.628. The car was banned from the streets of Fleetwood because of the fear of such an

unconventional vehicle. Since the one cylinder had trouble negotiating the hills around Fleetwood, he installed

a converted steam to gasoline 2 cylinder that is still in it today.

The State Bureau of Motor Vehicles has issued a certificate of title covering what appears to be the oldest

gasoline motor vehicle in the United States and perhaps the world.

In an affidavit made before Charles V. Glynn, Notary Public, of Fleetwood, Hill declares he built the car in

1868 and asserts that about 1905 he received State Permit #56 allowing him to drive the car for which he paid

$2.00.

The vehicle is housed at the “Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles”, 85 South Walnut St., Boyertown, Pa.,

Phone 610-367-2090.

If you visit the museum, look at the sewing machine steering wheel, the cooling system and farm equipment

parts in its construction. Submitted By: Chuck Storm

MEETING NIGHT

Brown Bag night, what fun, from cash, lottery tickets, car stuff and

David Shingle came home with the prize hat. Looking good David.

Meeting night, November 25th

, REMEMBER YOUR NEW

UNWRAPPED TOY OR TOYS FOR THE LORD’S PANTRY.

Also it is COOKIE Night. Bring your favorite homemade cookies and

also the recipe if you would like to share. November meeting will also be

your last chance to get your Christmas Party tickets. If you are not coming

to the meeting, and want tickets, contact Nancy Crossman.

OFFICERS & DIRECTORS - 2015

The following slate of Officers & Directors were presented at the October meeting and approved. We will be

voting at the November meeting. President, Fred Gaines, Vice President, Russ Swallow, Secretary, Jeanie

Cassidy, Treasurer, Jack Robinson, Directors, Bob Patton, David Shingle, Bud Tarr, Joe Toner, Bill Campbell

& Kevin Stevenson.

NEWS & VIEWS IS NOW AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY

Our monthly newsletter has been available electronically for several months. It can be accessed on the club's

website (www.chescoacc.com) before it is mailed. If you would like to be notified when the electronic

newsletter is available, please send an email to Lisa Tarr at tarrs@comcast.net. If you receive email notification,

a printed copy of the newsletter will not be mailed to you. You may elect to change the method by which you

receive the newsletter at any time by notifying Lisa. Electronic distribution of News & Views makes saving and

printing a copy of the newsletter very easy, and it helps reduce club expenses on printing and mailing costs.

Your email address will not be shared with anyone. Why not join the crowd and give it a try? Lisa Tarr

2014 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Last Call for the 2014 membership directory - copies will be available at the November meeting and the

Christmas party. If you have not received your directory, you can get a copy at either one of those events.

Electronic copies are also available upon request to tarrs@comcast.net. If you have any questions concerning

membership, please contact Lisa & Bud Tarr at (610) 383-0633 or tarrs@comcast.net. Thank you!

INFORMATION REQUESTS

Now that our website has an informational email address associated with it, I am getting periodic emails

regarding event notices and special requests for antique vehicles. If you are interested in receiving copies of the

notices and/or requests I receive, please provide your email address to me. Thank you! Lisa Tarr

(tarrs@comcast.net).

LIFETIME MEMBERS

Congratulations to our newest Lifetime Members - John Fleming and Ellis Raezer.

OCTOBER GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES

The October regular monthly meeting of the Chester County Antique Car Club was held on Tuesday, October

28, 2014 at the Thorndale Fire Company. President Kevin Stevenson opened the meeting at 7:30 PM. Fred

Gaines led the club in the pledge of allegiance. Officers present were Kevin Stevenson, Jack Robinson, Fred

Gaines, and Jeanie Cassidy. We had a total of 54 members present. Two guests were present Lucille Welsh

and Alyssa McMillan.

Secretary’s Report: None

Treasurer’s Report: Jack Robinson reported expenses of $319.42; Income of $80.00; Balance in checking

account of $12,123.29. CD balance $5,004.93.

News & Views: Natalie Gomez reported that she is looking for cars for November/January. Reminded

everyone to email Lisa Tarr if you want the newsletter sent electronically. She is still looking for a replacement

to take over News & Views.

Activities: Bob Sheller reported on activities for the club including:

November 25 – bring unwrapped toy and cookies

November 27 – Frostbite Run

December 5 – Christmas parade

December 7 – Christmas party

December 13 – Downingtown parade

Bob will resigning as of the first of year. Other activities in the area are listed on the Buckles List.

Membership: Lisa Tarr report we now have 169 members. 17 are signed up for electronic mailings.

Membership renewals are due.

Website: no report

Ways & Means: no report

Fun Day Need a chairman. There will be no covered dish in February.

Refreshments: Carol Hitchens thanked Bob and Natalie Gomez and Bob Patton for refreshments. Reminded

everyone to bring cookies with the recipe at the next meeting.

Sunshine: Sympathy card sent to Jeanie Cassidy and Edna Duke.

Scrapbook: No report.

Sell & Swap: Lou Mandich reported a 1947 Crosley for sale. Also a 1952 GMC Pickup; a 1967 Camaro and

two Model A’s – a 1930 pickup truck and 1929 Roadster. Call Lou if interested at 610 255 0504. Sam has a

1847 Colt Walker gun, reproduction call 1 717 468 2675.

Photographs: No report

Car Show: Dave Shingle reminded everyone we need more help next year.

Christmas party: tickets are available at the next meeting. $25 for members $40 for non members.

Old Business: Joe Toner read the slate of officers for the new year. President: Fred Gaines; Vice President:

Russ Swallow; Secretary Jean Cassidy; Treasurer Jack Robinson. Directors: Dave Shingle, Bob Patton, Bud

Tarr and Kevin Stevenson. Motion was made and seconded for nomination to be closed.

New Business: A thank you to Randall Spackman for the outing at his farm. Kevin indicated we have 151

members – only 10% help the club. If we don’t have more held, club might fold. We need to fill the positions

that are open. Pat Gaines has offered to take over the Programs. A suggestion from the floor to make a list of

the responsibilities of each activity. Hugh Purnell needs releases signed by all participants in the Christmas

parade. We all enjoyed the brown bag party.

50/50: $50.00

Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Jeanie Cassidy, Secretary

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Welcome Steve Crum, 613 Owen Rd, West Chester, PA 19380. 484-459-2224. GW52FIRE@AOL.COM

Steve owns a 1964 Willys Jeep M38A1.

Welcome Eric Lorgus, 27 Adele Alley, West Chester, PA 19382. 610-696-8481. elorgus@aol.com Eric owns

a 1921 Dodge Touring.

Welcom Robert and Carolyn Davis, 55 Highcroft Dr, Morgantown, PA 19543. 610-901-3328.

daviscarbob@msn.com. Robert & Carol own a 1954 Ford Convertible.

FAREWELL MESSAGE FROM KEVIN

Hard to believe, another year gone. Yep, 2014 is almost history.

I hope you accomplished everything you set out to do this year. Finished the to-do list you wrote in January. I

hope you made some new friends and visited with old ones. Took time for yourself as well as helped others in

need. Thanked a service man or woman for keeping you safe. And remember, if you didn't get everything done,

next year is a great place to start.

I would like to say “thanks” for giving me the opportunity of being the club president for the past 2 years. I

have enjoyed making new friends and trying out things I thought I couldn't do. I still find it a challenge to talk

in front of a large group. But you never know what you can or can't do without giving it a shot. It's a nice way to

meet visitors and make them friends. Not to mention memories that will last a lifetime.

Stay safe over the holidays and we will see everyone next year.

FROM OUR HISTORIAN

These are articles and facts that were history collected by students at W.C. University.

1898 "Oxford resident built first car" in DAILY LOCAL NEWS (November 13, 1972), 49. NOTE:

Centennial issue nø1 of 5 by the DAILY LOCAL NEWS

Burton D. Murdaugh (1875-1944) of Oxford built the first car, a small gasoline-powered buggy that ran

on bicycle wheels and chains, in Chester County (pictured) in 1898. Later, he moved to West Chester,

married Mary Swayne in1906, and fathered two sons, Clem and Joe Murdaugh. Clem later became a

national motorcycle champion.

1899 "Adventure called first drivers" in DAILY LOCAL NEWS (November 14, 1972), 108. NOTE:

Centennial issue nø2 of 5 by the Daily Local News

The first automobile owner in West Chester was Joseph H. Sager, who bought a Locomobile in New

York City for $850 and brought it to West Chester in 1899.

1900 "Owned First `Horseless Carriage' in Chester County" in CO-OP REVIEW (March 1938).

Joseph H. Sager of West Chester bought an 1899 Locomobile in New York for $800 and brought it to

West Chester a year later (about 1900). He got rid of it shortly thereafter, but in 1910, he bought a Ford.

Dave Summers

FOR SALE

1969 Bonneville 428 Engine which has been redone, taking 30 thousands, with new pistons, parts and every

thing ready to be reassembled. It was not reassembled as the purchaser may want to change the cam, which the

original is included. All parts for reassembly are included. Also included is a completely rebuilt automatic trans,

drive shaft and radiator. Anyone who would like to see the engine and transmission, please contact me located

in Exton, Pa. Joe Gramling, cell 610-476-6109. Photo’s are available.

1966 Ford Mustang - 2 dr. hdtp - 289 - auto - Black w/red interior - Cragar SS wheels - dual exhaust. Starts

right up & is a good driver. Baby has arrived and must part with the car. $15,000.00 or reasonable offer. Call

610-457-7056.

4 - 14" Ford Style Steel wheels - painted (looks like Magnum 500) w/trim rings - caps - & lugs - w/tires RWL

Cooper Cobra Radial GT size P225/70R14 - 60% tread. Off of 1973 Ford Mustang Conv. $450.00 or reasonable

offer. Call 610-363-1298.

1967 GTO Parts For Sale – 1 New set Valve covers, $45.00, 1 Used set Valve covers, $30.00, 1 Used starter,

$15.00, 1 Used Antenna with lead wire - $50.00, 1 set Headlight Bezels (Show Chrome) $200.00, Outside Door

Handles, 1 used $10.00 and 1 new $20.00, 1 Used set Front Fenders, $200.00 and 1 Used set Back Up Lights,

$50.00 & 1Used Wiring Harness/Conectors, $35.00 for a 1966, Set of Stainless Steel Brake lines, $200.00, Set

of Stainless Steel Gas lines $50.00, Set Used Parking light, $40.00, Set of Stainless Grill Inserts, $40.00. Front

& Rear Windshields, $150.00, 1 Used Mirror (Door) needs rechromed, Tinted, $15.00, 2 Rear Axles/Bearings

&10 Bolt Pos., $60.00. 2 14X7 Pontiac Rims PDM Centers + Beuty Rings, $30.00 & 4 Crager Spinners 14@,

$100.00. Also Four 600/16 Coker Classic, 4 Ply, New/Tires &Tubes never mounted $240.00. Call Bob at

484-459-6501.

Listed parts from Susan & Lew Thayer at 610-738-9652, or email LTHAYER1900@VERIZON.NET. These

parts are for Ford 70’s and late 90’s.

NAME MFG./PART # AMOUNT

# OF ITEMS

AVAILABLE

AC CLIMATE CONTROL HEAD XW4Z-19980-CA 550 1

AC VALVE YH-600--MOTORCRAFT 30 1

AIR SPRG SOLENOID KIT FOVY-5311-B 60 2

BLOWER MOTOR RESISTER E7TZ-19A706-A 40 1

BREAK LIGHT FALL SWITCH SW-2217--MOTORCRAFT 20 2

CLAMP & BOLT EOAZ-5A231-A 20 1

CLUTCH CYCLE SWITCH YH-513-MOTORCRAFT 25 1

CLUTCH CYCLE SWITCH YH-552--MOTORCRAFT 30 1

COIL DG-449--MOTORCRAFT 75 1

COOLING SYSTEM BYPASS COUPLER 389278-S 10 1

COVER F68Z-17K709-AA 25 1

CRANKCASE BREATHER FILTER FA-1068--MOTORCRAFT 12 1

DOOR CHECK 4L2Z-7823552-AA 50 1

DOOR OPEN WARNING SWITCH SW-5528--MOTORCRAFT 25 1

FLASHER. WARNING SF-588--MOTORCRAFT 45 2

FLOAT & HINGE CM-3007--MOTORCRAFT 15 1

FLOAT ASSEMBLY CM-1062-A--MOTORCRAFT 10 1

FUEL INJECTION GASKET F6ZZ-9L437-BD 15 1

FUEL INJECTOR CM-4492--MOTORCRAFT 35 1

FUEL INJECTOR CM-4360--MOTORCRAFT 90 1

FUEL INJECTOR CM-4361--MOTORCRAFT 55 1

FUEL INJECTOR MULTI PORT CM-4347--MOTORCRAFT 75 1

FUEL INJECTOR SE CM-4362--MOTORCRAFT 45 2

FUEL INJECTOR W/ATTG. PTS CM-4361--MOTORCRAFT 40 1

FUEL SENDER FLOAT PS-9--MOTORCRAFT 50 1

GAS FILTER B7S-9365-B 5 1

HEADLIGHT SWITCH ASSEMBLY SW-2103--MOTORCRAFT 30 1

IDLE AIR CONTROL VALVE CX-1660--MOTORCRAFT 80 1

IGNITION COIL DG-508--MOTORCRAFT 40 1

IGNITION COIL DG470--MOTORCRAFT 55 1

IGNITION SWITCH SW-2477--MOTORCRAFT 35 1

INDICATOR CONTROL ASSEMBLY E7TZ-12B514-C 120 1

INDICATOR---------------------* E5VY-7A110-A 30 1

MULTI FUNCTION MODULE/COMP BDY YL1Z-14B205-BA 300 1

OIL PRESSURE SWITCH SW-1311--MOTORCRAFT 21 1

PCM RELAY MODULE F6DZ-12B577-AA 220 1

PCV VALVE GROMMET/RETAINER F7CZ-6A892-AA 5 1

POWER DOOR LOCK ACTUATOR F68Z-16218A42-A 40 2

POWER DOOR LOCK SWITCH E6DZ-14529-C 20 1

PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE F1CZ-19D644-A 15 2

SHAFT AC DAMPER DOOR E6DZ-19A580-A 5 1 SPEED SENSOR DY-416--MOTORCRAFT 55 1

STATOR DU-30-C--MOTORCRAFT 55 1

TEMPERATURE SENDING SWITCH SW-1344-A--MOTORCRAFT 10 1

TUBE F2AZ-9D477-A 20 1 WINDOW REGULATOR SWITCH D3AZ-14529-F 20 1

Chester County Antique Car Club

Holiday Banquet

at the

Sheraton Great Valley

Route 30 at Route 202

Frazer, Pennsylvania

Sunday, December 7, 2014

2:00pm Hors d’oeuvres and Cash Bar

3:00pm Dinner

Menu Choices:

Beef * Chicken * Fish

$25 per each Club Member

$40 per each Non-Club Member

We will have an ornament exchange,

so please bring one for the tree.

Tickets will be available at the OCT and NOV meetings.

Deadline for tickets is November 30th.

If you would like to donate a door prize, see or call

Nancy Crossman (610-874-4968) or

Marilyn Gebauer (610-459-1711)

FROM CHUCK WALKER

Fun Facts ! 1910 Ford. Make sure you read all the statistics under the photo. This has only been 104 years

ago...Amazing!!!

Show this to your friends, children and/or grandchildren! The year is 1910, over one hundred years ago. What a

difference a century makes! Here are some statistics for the Year 1910 (applies to the USA):

***********************************

The average life expectancy for men was 47 years.

Fuel for this car was sold in drug stores only.

Only 14 percent of the homes had a bathtub.

Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone.

There were only 8,000 cars and only 144 miles of paved roads.

The maximum speed limit in most cities was 10 mph.

The tallest structure in the world was the Eiffel Tower !

The average US wage in 1910 was 22 cents per hour.

The average US worker made between $200 and $400 per year.

A competent accountant could expect to earn $2000 per year,

A dentist $2,500 per year, a veterinarian between $1,500 and $4,000 per year, and a mechanical engineer about

$5,000 per year.

More than 95 percent of all births took place at HOME.

Ninety percent of all Doctors had NO COLLEGE EDUCATION!

Instead, they attended so-called medical schools, many of which were condemned in the press AND the

government as 'substandard.'

Sugar cost four cents a pound.

Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen.

Coffee was fifteen cents a pound.

Most women only washed their hair once a month, and used Borax or egg yolks for shampoo.

There was no such thing as under arm deodorant or tooth paste.

Canada passed a law that prohibited poor people from entering into our country for any reason.

The five leading causes of death were:

1. Pneumonia & influenza 2. Tuberculosis 3. Diarrhea 4. Heart disease 5. Stroke

The American flag had 45 stars.

The population of Las Vegas Nevada was only 30!

Crossword puzzles, canned beer, and iced tea hadn't been invented yet

There was no Mother's Day or Father's Day.

Two out of every 10 adults couldn't read or write and only 6 percent of all Americans had graduated from high

school.

Eighteen percent of households had at least one full-time servant or domestic help.

There were about 230 reported murders in the ENTIRE U.S.A. ! (yes, people have changed)

I am now going to forward this to someone else without typing it myself. From there, it will be sent to others

all over the WORLD...all in a matter of seconds!

Try to imagine what it may be like in another 100 years.

2014 CHESTER COUNTY ANTIQUE CAR CLUB 2014

ACTIVITIES ********** ACTIVITIES ********** ACTIVITIES

Bob Sheller – 610-436-0147 – rjshel@comcast.net

Revised 11/09/14

NOVEMBER 2014

* 25 General Meeting 7:30 P.M. (Bring and unwrapped toy to the meeting)

Please bring Christmas cookies. 27 HCCP – Frostbite Run

DECEMBER 2014

5 West Chester Christmas Parade See RL Hugh Purnell for details

* 7 CCACC Christmas Party

13 Downingtown Christmas Parade

JANUARY 2015

20 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M * 27 General Meeting 7:30 P.M.

FEBRUARY 2015

17 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M * 24 General Meeting 7:30 P.M

MARCH 2015

17 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M * 24 General Meeting 7:30 P.M

APRIL 2015

21 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M * 28 General Meeting 7:30 P.M

MAY 2015

19 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M *24 CCACC CAR SHOW AT KIMBERTON *$ 26 General Meeting 7:30 P.M

JUNE 2015

16 Executive Meeting 7:30 P.M. * 23 General Meeting 5:00 P.M. Club Show Night – Bring your car to the Meeting

JULY 2015

* 28 General Meeting 7:30 P.M.

Ice Cream Social

*OFFICIAL CLUB ACTIVITY - To be an official club activity, there MUST be a leader, and the activity summary MUST be published in the News and Views. A list of the participants is to be given to Hugh Purnell or Bob Proietto. $ Indicates a fund raiser for the club.

(RL) – RUN LEADER (RD) – RAIN DATE

The editor is not responsible for any errors or changes

for show dates or times. Please verify the show

information yourself.

THANKS CHUCK WALKER

About Las Vegas Do Las Vegas Churches accept gambling chips? THIS MAY COME AS A SURPRISE TO THOSE OF YOU NOT LIVING IN LAS VEGAS........ BUT THERE ARE MORE CATHOLIC CHURCHES THAN CASINOS. NOT SURPRISINGLY, SOME WORSHIPERS AT SUNDAY SERVICES WILL GIVE CASINO CHIPS RATHER THAN CASH WHEN THE BASKET IS PASSED. SINCE THEY GET CHIPS FROM MANY DIFFERENT CASINOS, THE CHURCHES HAVE DEVISED A METHOD TO COLLECT THE OFFERINGS. THE CHURCHES SEND ALL THEIR COLLECTED CHIPS TO A NEARBY FRANCISCAN MONASTERY FOR SORTING AND THEN THE CHIPS ARE TAKEN TO THE CASINOS OF ORIGIN AND CASHED IN. THIS IS DONE BY THE CHIP MONKS. YOU DIDN'T EVEN SEE IT COMING DID YOU? It's so easy to fool old folks!!! Now it's your turn to tag someone else! Have a great day!!!

250 E. Chestnut St.West Chester, PA 19380

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email: jon@ancientauto.com • www,ancientauto.com

Full line of Model “A”, “T”, V-8, and all Ford Parts through 1972