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Volume 5 Issue 3 President’s Message May – June, 2011 The first four months of the year have been among the most active I’ve seen in several years. It’s a reflection on the members of the club hosting and organizing events for the enjoyment of fellow club members. It’s the kind of commitment it takes to insure the continued success of our club. My thanks to all the members who have planned, organized, assisted or participated in events. Our Activities Director, Scott Feck, has done a wonderful job of keeping the process moving forward and enticing members to host events. The number of people attending our Business Meetings has steadily increased and at times has been close to standing room only. We are taking up more and more room at Floridino’s for meals, libations and socialization following our monthly Business Meetings. It’s really great to see and hear all the activity going on around the tables at Floridino’s. The active interchange reflects the friendly and highly social atmosphere within our club. It’s also why more and more people are approaching CCA as prospective members. As President, I want to make sure we maintain the social aspect and interactions of our club and its members. In upcoming meetings the Board will be discussing ways to insure our club continues to maintain its focus and meet the needs of our members. Of course, the Board is open to suggestions and input from any of our members. Please feel free to contact any of your Board members or attend a Board meeting to share your ideas. I am especially pleased our club is not one dimensional. Not only do we have well organized social activities, support charitable organizations and perform community service, but members also find time to actively participate in car restoration, track racing, autocrossing and car shows. The Corvette Club of Arizona has become a recognized and competitive club in the Roadrunner Region of NCCC and is continuing to grow in stature. If you want to experience a new venue but are not interested in racing your car, come out for a ride-a-long at one of the many local track or autocross events. Your fellow club members who compete in the events can help you “strap in” the passenger’s seat. It’s one thing to drive a high performance vehicle like a Corvette on the street. However, it’s a totally different experience when you participate in an organized, full throttle, track event – it’s a rush! Congratulations on your membership in a great club composed of outstanding people with common interests and out going personalities. It’s what continues to feed the growth of our club and make it the best Corvette club in AZ. Sincerely, Jim Crosstalk May-June 2011
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Volume 5 Issue 3
President’s Message
May – June, 2011 The first four months of the year have been among the most active I’ve seen in several years. It’s a reflection on the members of the club hosting and organizing events for the enjoyment of fellow club members. It’s the kind of commitment it takes to insure the continued success of our club. My thanks to all the members who have planned, organized, assisted or participated in events. Our Activities Director, Scott Feck, has done a wonderful job of keeping the process moving forward and enticing members to host events. The number of people attending our Business Meetings has steadily increased and at times has been close to standing room only. We are taking up more and more room at Floridino’s for meals, libations and socialization following our monthly Business Meetings. It’s really great to see and hear all the activity going on around the tables at Floridino’s. The active interchange reflects the friendly and highly social atmosphere within our club. It’s also why more and more people are approaching CCA as prospective members. As President, I want to make sure we maintain the social aspect and interactions of our club and its members. In upcoming meetings the Board will be discussing ways to insure our club continues to maintain its focus and meet the needs of our members. Of course, the Board is open to suggestions and input from any of our members. Please feel free to contact any of your Board members or attend a Board meeting to share your ideas. I am especially pleased our club is not one dimensional. Not only do we have well organized social activities, support charitable organizations and perform community service, but members also find time to actively participate in car restoration, track racing, autocrossing and car shows. The Corvette Club of Arizona has become a recognized and competitive club in the Roadrunner Region of NCCC and is continuing to grow in stature. If you want to experience a new venue but are not interested in racing your car, come out for a ride-a-long at one of the many local track or autocross events. Your fellow club members who compete in the events can help you “strap in” the passenger’s seat. It’s one thing to drive a high performance vehicle like a Corvette on the street. However, it’s a totally different experience when you participate in an organized, full throttle, track event – it’s a rush! Congratulations on your membership in a great club composed of outstanding people with common interests and out going personalities. It’s what continues to feed the growth of our club and make it the best Corvette club in AZ. Sincerely, Jim
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2011 CCA CALENDAR OF EVENTS The following calendar of events is for planning and scheduling purposes and is subject to change
Last Update: 04-20-2011
May 5- Business meeting at Thorobred
7:00PM
8- Mother’s Day
19-Board meeting 7:30PM at Ray’s
21-Progressive Dinner & Fund Raiser
Swansons/Appetizers Magees/Main course
Hagans/Dessert
30-Memorial Day
June 2-Business meeting at Thorobred
7:00PM
16-Board meeting 7:30PM at Rhode’s
19-Father’s Day
30- 58th Birthday for the first
Production Corvette
25,26- Jerome Driver Plus Grassels
July 7-Business meeting at
Thorobred 7:00PM
4-Fourth of July Party/Driver HOST NEEDED
21-Board meeting 7:30PM at
Wilson’s
August 4-Business meeting at Thorobred
7:00PM
18-Board meeting 7:30PM At Swanson’s
Your Event goes here
ROADRUNNER EVENTS CALENDAR 2011
Regional Competition Director (RCD) - Paul Hamersly – [email protected]
Last update: April 18, 2011
Sanction # Club Type Date Location/Description Info/Results
RR-303-001-NS DCA Caravan 5/13-18/11 Trip to San Diego CA (open to all) Details on DCA Web Site
VVV PC Show 5/21/11 Cottonwood AZ Info
RR-331-010 TCC PC 5/28/11 Superbash Tucson AZ
RR-331-011 TCC Gimmick Rallye 5/28/11 Tucson AZ
RR-331-012 TCC LS Autocross 5/29/11 Tucson AZ
RR-331-013 TCC Matching Times 5/29/11 Tucson AZ
RR-331-014 TCC LS Autocross 5/29/11 Tucson AZ
RR-331-024 TCC Matching Times 5/29/11 Tucson AZ
5/29/11 Roadrunner 2nd Quarter Governor’s Meeting @
Tucson
RR-543-019 ACC LS Autocross 6/11/11 ACC AX in Taylor AZ
RR-154-020 NMCA LS Autocross 6/11/11 ACC/NMCA AX in Taylor AZ
RR-154-021 NMCA LS Autocross 6/11/11 ACC/NMCA AX in Taylor AZ
RR-154-022 NMCA LS Autocross 6/12/11 ACC/NMCA AX in Taylor AZ
RR-154-023 NMCA LS Autocross 6/12/11 ACC/NMCA AX in Taylor AZ
6/18-24/11 NCCC Convention Tinley Park IL
7/23/11 Roadrunner 3rd Quarter Governor’s Meeting @
Ruidoso or ???
EPCC TBD 7/23/11 Ruidoso NM or ???
EPCC TBD 7/24/11 Ruidoso NM or ???
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LOOKING DOWN THE ROAD Send your RSVPs for these upcoming events…
May 21st, Progressive Dinner 5:00 – 6:00 pm Appetizers hosted by Pam & Bob Swanson 6:30 – 7:30 pm Main Course, hosted by Becky & Sam Magee 8:00 pm – Dessert hosted by Nancy & Frank Hagan $25.00 (cash) per couple to cover food and drinks. Beer, wine, soda and water will be provided. RSVP by May 16th to Pam Swanson June 25th & 26th, Jerome Driver Joe & Bernice Grassel Drive via Wickenburg, Yarnell, Prescott and Mingus Mountain to Jerome. Lunch at the Haunted Burger Restaurant (Jerome). Shop, explore and relax. 7pm dinner at the Grand Hotel Restaurant (Jerome). Spend the night? Sunday 1:00 pm, ride the Verde Valley Railroad? RSVP to Joe & Bernice by May 15th LOOKING FOR HOSTS FOR… July Event August Event
Magical Mystery Tour “36”, September 9th, 10th & 11th Frank & Nancy Hagan are the hosts. They have traveled on approximately 25 MMTs. They hosted the first MMT where the destination of this three-day driver was kept a secret (“Magical Mystery Tour”). There is only room for 6 more cars. Make your reservation for a fun weekend of driving, good food, lodging as well as a commemorative event shirts. The total cost is $750- per couple or $620- for a single driver. Payments are due as follows: $100- by 06/01, $300- due by 07/01. The final payment of $350- or $220- (single) is due 08/01. Send Frank & Nancy your deposit to reserve your place on the 2011 MMT “36”. Make payment checks payable to C.C.A. Previous MMT destinations include: Temeclula, CA (So. CA wine country); Las Vegas; The Queen Mary, Long Beach, CA; Catalina Island, CA; Canyon De Chelly National Park (Navajo Indian Reservation); Silverton Rail Road, Durango, CO; The Grand Canyon National Park; The Grand Canyon Rail Road, Williams, AZ to the Grand Canyon National Park; Newport and Laguna Beaches; Sea World, San Diego, CA; Pinetop, AZ; Lake Powell; Tombstone and Kartchner Caverns, Arizona State Park.
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Alonzo Daniels
New member, Alonzo Daniels, drives a Maroon 2005 C6 Convertible. He discovered CCA while attending Thorobred Thunder Car Show last fall. He enjoys entering car shows, drivers and socializing with the club membership. Alonzo enjoys the outdoors and sports. He has two daughters. Welcome to CCA…
Norm and Joyce Riffel
New members, Norm and Joyce Riffel, are winter visitors spending their summers in Nebraska. They have four grandchildren. Currently they own three Corvettes: a 2009 Jetstream Blue ZR1, a Red Fuel Injected 1963 Convertible, and a Light Blue 1961. Other than Corvettes, their hobbies include: (Norm) golf, watching football; (Joyce) enjoys television, movies and reading. Welcome to CCA…
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Bob & Beverly Davenport
Bob and Beverly are new CCA members but not new to Corvettes. Their first was a '62 model bought in 1965. Since their first one, Bob has restored two '63's, one convertible and one coupe with Fuel Injection. They have also owned a '90 ZR-1 and a '62, which was just recently sold to another CCA couple, Janet and George Ray. Their current Corvette is a '07 Z06, which is signed
by Wil Cooksey, the former Bowling Green Assembly Plant Manager and the Chairman of the National Corvette Museum Board of Directors. They have driven their '07 to Bowling Green twice. The first trip was for the "Museum Experience Delivery" in '07 and the second time in '09 for the "Corvette Caravan". They have enjoyed several long trips in the car to Maine and Canada. Bob is a retired Engineer from Honeywell Aircraft Turbine Engines and Beverly is a retired Librarian from a Phoenix private school. Since retiring 20 years ago, they spend about 6 months every year at their summer home in Forest Lakes, AZ. Bob is also a member of the Single Axle Corvette Club and NCRS clubs of AZ. They learned about CCA from John and Norma Marsh and Garry and Karen Mion whom they have taken tours with in the past with these other clubs. They are looking forward to the CCA activities especially the touring. They have three grown sons who are all married and have seven grand-children ages 6 through 24 that they enjoy visiting with in Tucson and Florida. Bob's hobbies include fishing, woodworking, hiking, traveling. Beverly's hobbies include reading, hiking, and travelling especially to spend time with their grandchildren. Welcome to CCA…
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CCA Ladies Cookin’ Up a Good Time Article by Esther Enriquez Photos by Marge Rhode
On Monday evening, February 28th, 13 adventurous CCA ladies headed up to Scottsdale and enjoyed an evening of fun, frivolity, and fine dining. Thirteen chefs-in-training met at Sweet Basil cooking school, did a little shopping, a lot of chopping, dicing, baking, grilling and then sat down to savor their efforts. Throughout the evening there was a whole lot of laughing, sharing of cooking techniques and hustle to produce an appetizer, dessert or cocktail that brought out the oohs and aahs from a hungry group. Chili beef skewers, shrimp skewers, crab cakes, bruschetta, phyllo filled with spinach, deviled eggs, and chocolate-drizzled tortilla crisps with homemade ice cream all added up to an enjoyable and satisfying evening for all. I think we need to make this an annual tradition – and next time, maybe we’ll even invite the guys to come along and learn their way around a kitchen!
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Ostrich Festival Parade Article by Bill Rhode,
Event Coordinator Photos by Bob Swanson
TheOstrichDayParadewentoffwithoutahitch.VIP's,Princesseswerematchedwithclubdrivers.TheParadewasasupersuccess.
MostdriversandspousesgottogetheratOreganosforlunchandhadamuchdeservedandrelaxingsocialhour.
TheChandlerChamberwasmostdelightedwithourcontinuedsupport.
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St. Patrick’s Day Party
Hosts: The Heavlin’s and Rhodes Photos by Bob Swanson
On March 12th, 36 members accepted the invitation to gather at the Heavlin’s cottage for an early celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. The invitation suggested a wearin’ of the green and there were many shades of green to be seen.
The menu included delicious appetizers, Corned Beef with creamed horseradish, Dubliner Beef Stew, Red Potatoes, Potato Famine Salad, Glazed Carrots, Celtic Cole Slaw, Rolls and Irish Soda Bread. Dessert was Grasshopper Pie, Connemara Marble Bundt Cake and an assortment of Irish Cookies. There was an assortment of spirited beverages as well as a Virgin Mary slush drink. Special recognition gifts were awarded. For getting the most correct answers on the Irish Knowledge Quiz, the Mundy’s received a $10- gift card to Murphy’s Irish Pub in downtown Chandler. The Italian godfather, Bob C., received Kokopelli Green Wine for his help formulating the Irish Quiz questions. For guessing the correct M&M count, Jim Wendland got to take home the M&Ms as well as the jar. Bob Bassett was awarded a big green pub mug for the best last line of his Irish limerick. Scott Feck was given a special honor for helping park the cars.
The sign Marge is pointing to reads, “You can always tell an Irishman, but you can’t tell him much!” Thank you to the Heavlin’s and Rhodes for hosting this special event.
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Tortilla Flat Driver Article by Dave & Patty Friesz
Photos by Patty Friesz & Bob Swanson
The morning of March 26th, 2011, was sunny and cool with 29 Corvettes rounding up at Starbuck’s for a CCA Driver to Tortilla Flat and then on to the Gold Canyon Golf Resort for lunch.
The drive to Tortilla Flat was picturesque with the Superstition Mountains providing the setting as the group drove through some of Arizona’s old gold country. The seasonal wildflowers were in full bloom. The pace was leisurely, although as we neared Canyon Lake, drivers got to exercise steering and brakes negotiating the numerous sharp, off camber, corners.
Tortilla Flat provided a great photo opportunity, as most of the cars were able to park in front of the old buildings. A mini car show broke out as many other visitors gathered around to take photos of our cars. CCA members took photos, walked the boardwalk, shopped in the General Store and visited the museum. At 10:00 drivers and passengers saddled up and began the drive to Gold Canyon with an interim stop at Superstition Mountain Museum. As the last cars pulled into the parking lot, we were told that one of our cars, Joe Hitzel’s 1966 coupe, failed to start and a jump-start was unsuccessful. Joe and Roseann stayed with the car in Tortilla Flat, awaiting a tow truck. The balky ’66 was started by the tow truck and the stranded driver and friend used their idle time wisely with burgers and frosty mugs.
The remainder of the group toured the old props of the Movieland film industry, watched a mock shootout, and panned for the cameras. The arrival at the Gold Canyon Golf Resort was spectacular with 28 Corvettes filling the drive as we awaited the parking attendant to lead us to our
reserved parking lot. CCA members were seated in the Sunset Room with great views of the golf course and mountains. Our pre-ordered lunches began to arrive to our tables almost immediately. Everyone was served within 30 minutes and all seemed to enjoy their choices. Our Driver with 29 cars may be a record for the current CCA membership. All participants seemed to enjoy the day and as hosts we enjoyed the fellowship. To view additional photos visit the following link to Roxie PhotoShow: http://www.photoshow.com/watch/Yh3Ei6Ps
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CCA Highway clean up
By Mike & Nancy Meyers, Event Hosts Photo, Esther Enriquez
On Saturday, April 2nd we held the first trash pickup for the club in 2011. Our designated site with ADOT and their Adopt a Highway Project is located at Arizona Avenue and Riggs Road, one mile both North and South on both sides of the street.
There were nine of us that met for breakfast at Hoosiers Cafe over in Chandler at around 7:30 am. From there we headed out to the pickup site where we met up with six more members of the Club and jumped right into the task at hand at about 9 am. Jim Enriquez had mentioned to Nancy and I that it might be nice to "plant" something for a member or two to 'find' during the outing, as over the years, several members have actually found money! So Nancy took that to heart and found some brightly painted plastic Easter eggs, put a Snickers bar and a $5 bill in each of four eggs. We placed them at various places onsite before we headed out for breakfast. All the money was found by Club Members, during the clean-up. A good time was had by all. We finished around 11:00 am, before it got too hot. Nancy and I want to thank everyone who participated. We feel that this, our first attempt at hosting this event, was indeed a success and look forward to the next round, which should be sometime in either late October or early November, once we return for the Winter. Thanks again and we hope everyone has a great summer! Nancy and Mike Meyers
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C.C.A. Founder's Day April 9, 2011 By Frank & Darlene
Heavlin, Event Hosts Photos: Jan Adams
& Bob Swanson
There were 18 drivers signed up for the Founder's Day Driver to the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. However, days prior to the event, Mother Nature decided to throw a little curve ball of some not-so-nice weather. The day of the event with a 100% chance of rain, 16 brave drivers showed up!!! We left Chandler and headed south toward Tucson; had a little rest stop at Marana. No need to worry about the candy bars melting in 43º weather.
We arrived at the Museum around 11:00 am and took a group picture with our blue raincoats on, and soon became known as the "Blue Man Group".
Then it was off to lunch at the Ironwood Terrance, to celebrate
with cake. There was another Corvette Club at the Museum, so we invited them to share our Birthday Cake. The skies cleared-up somewhat after lunch and we were able to tour the museum! A 2:30 pm departure back to Chandler, where the sun came out for the first time all day!!!
We then enjoyed a champagne toast and Prime Rib Dinner at the San Marcos Resort to finish off a wonderful day. Thanks to all who attended, it was fun and memorable!!! To view a slideshow of Founder’s Day, click on the following link: http://www.photoshow.com/watch/HZ8Tu7rc
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Corvettes-in-the-Park Article by Jim Enriquez
Photos by Bob Caccamo, Garry Mion & Bob Swanson In May of 2010 it came as both a surprise and shock to CCA members that Julio G’s Mexican Restaurant had closed. Especially since one month earlier we held our 12th annual, record breaking Julio G’s Corvettes on the Green All Corvette Car Show. The spectators were plentiful; Julio’s had the most successful business day every hosting a car show and we ran out of spaces to park Corvettes. But unfortunately’ in today’s economy, no business seems to be safe. Dick Lipson, the owner of Julio G’s was a great friend and supporter of the Corvette Club of Arizona and our show. Dick, a Corvette owner himself, really appreciated our show and provided both promotional and financial support. We owe a great deal of thanks to Dick for his support over the years. However, timing, location and venue are critical aspects of running a successful car show during the very competitive spring season. So without delay, 2010 CCA President Jim Kerber initiated a Spring Car Show Search Committee and asked me to spearhead the process. The initial Spring Car Show Search Committee consisted of a highly qualified group of volunteers in: Bill Rhode, John Marsh, Mike Meyers, Dave Friesz, Bruce Mundy and Mike Mileskiewicz. The committee held its first planning meeting on June 15, 2010 and we were off and running from that point. A set of criteria for our new location was established and after a search, A. J. Chandler Park seemed to be an obvious and unanimous choice as our first option. From that point, the process required approval by the City of Chandler and support from the Downtown Chandler Community Program (merchants group). A great big thanks goes out to both Bob Caccamo and Darlene Heavlin for their assistance and guidance in helping us move through the approval process.
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Corvettes-in-the-Park Continued
Hosting our inaugural Corvettes-in-the-Park show on April 16th represented ten months of organizing and planning by our search committee and show organizers. It was a long process, but the results speak for themselves. We matched the 2010 Julio G’s record of 69 Corvettes. Not a bad start for what can prove to become the largest Corvette show in Arizona. In addition, this year’s event marked the first time CCA has used the spring show to support a local charity. The club will be donating almost $700 to the Chandler Christian Community Center (food bank) as a result of the show. I want to thank the members of the search committee for their help and input. In addition, the responsiveness and adaptability of our members in supporting the show and especially their efforts on the day of the show, made all the difference between success and failure. I want to specifically recognize the great job the parking crew did tucking Corvettes into every nook and cranny of the park’s Ramada area without a single scratch or even a close call to any of the beautiful Corvettes entered into the show. Their efforts represented a great job done on the fly! And of course, I thank Mike Terrey and Thorobred Chevrolet along with the San Marcos Resort and Golf Course for their help and support. Special thanks go out to Bill Rhode for his active support during the entire process and to George Ray for his contributions and input. Our next step will be for our club’s recently formed Car Show Committee to assess all aspects of the show and make recommendations for improving next year’s event. If you have any comments or suggestions, please let me know. Hope you enjoyed the event and are willing to help with next year’s show! To view additional photos, visit the following link: http://www.photoshow.com/watch/hu6KE4ff
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CORVETTE CLUB OF ARIZONA - CORVETTES IN-THE-PARK AWARDS
C1 (1953 – 1962) PLACEMENT NAME CLUB
AFFILIATION YEAR OF CAR
1st Ken Lundine N/A 1957 2nd John Marsh CCA & SACC 1959 3rd Ron Cabeen SACC 1957
C2 (1963 – 1967)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
1st Douglas Myles NCRS 1967 2nd Rick Kahrs N/A 1967 3rd Lenny & Carol Koll N/A 1963
C3 (1968 – 1982)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
1st Howard Katz N/A 1981 2nd Joe & Joyce Vallone N/A 1972 3rd Bruce Morast N/A 1971
C4 (1984 – 1996)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
1st Robert Shannon N/A 1994 2nd Larry Dahl FastGlass 1992 3rd Wendell Coats DCA 1990
C5 (1997 – 2004)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
1st Nancy Meyers CCA 2003 2nd Jerry Calton N/A 2004 3rd Dale McKeeman ACC 2000
C6 (2005 - 2011)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
1st Fred Mapp N/A 2006 2nd Walker Everson N/A 2010 3rd Louis Velasco N/A 2006
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BEST OF SHOW (POPULAR VOTE)
PLACEMENT NAME CLUB AFFILIATION
YEAR OF CAR
C1 – 1st Place & Best of Show
Ken Lundine N/A 1957
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Corvettes & Bombers Event host, Bill Rhode Article by Bill Rhode
Photos by: Marge Rhode, John Priddy, David Friesz
& Garry Mion The driver began at 8:05 am with 16 cars (14 Vettes and 2 others) arrived at its destination at the Chandler Airport at 8:08 am, the shortest driver ever.
On display were a B-25, B-17, P-51, DC-3 and an Apache Helicopter, in addition to many bi-planes and assorted other aircraft.
The airport manager made picture taking very easy and everyone had the opportunity to pose their car. We camped out under the wing of a 1951 Cessna that provided shade for all. A unique opportunity and a good time by all who attended.
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Bill driving one of the 'other' cars.
CCA Board of Directors:
President, Jim Enriquez, [email protected] Vice President, Bill Rhode, [email protected] Secretary, Esther Enriquez, [email protected] Treasurer, Joe Hitzel, [email protected] Activities Chair, Scott Feck, [email protected] Membership Chair, Marge Rhode, [email protected] Crosstalk Editor, Bob Swanson, [email protected] NCCC Governor, Ray Jenkins, [email protected] Webmaster, George Ray, [email protected] Member-at-large (Club Merchandise), Pam Swanson, [email protected]. Member-at-large, Jim Wilson, [email protected] Club Sponsor:
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