February 2016 March 2016

WHAT'S INSIDE

Calendar 1

Meeting Minutes 2

Future Tours and Events 3

Past Tours and Events 4-5

Remembering Doc 6

For Sale & This n’ That 7

Announcements 8

Tech Talk 9

Official Conversion Chart 10

Era Fashion 11

Schedules 12

Advertisers 13

Volume 31 Issue 2 P.O. Box 25, Wichita, KS 67201 February 2016

February Refreshments

www.wichitaas.com

Brenda Broadhead Brigitte Baggs Dawna Ruggles Claudia Ellerman Susan Stone

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February 2016

20…... Bunco Party……………………………………………. …...Minisa Park

22…… Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th …............... .…....….7:00 PM

Program: Tour Planning for 2016…………………….. …….Grabendike

March 2016

15……. Newsletter Deadline…….… [email protected]….. …...Linda Kibbe

28……. Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th ….............. …....….7:00 PM

7-9….. MARC Membership Meet…………………………... ………..Flint, MI

12……. Newsletter Deadline…...… [email protected]… ….....Linda Kibbe

25……. Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 04 W. 13th……….…. ..………7:00 PM

29-May 1 Mens Tour…………………………………………... ………...Ruggles

April 2016

June 2016

12…….. All Wheels Car Show………………………………. …….Lake Afton

May 2016

23……. Club Picnic at Watson Park……(no club meeting)... ..………………..

Rumbleseat Review February 2016

January 25, 2015

The January 25th meeting of the Wichita A’s was called to order by Dennis Ellerman at 7:00 P. M. No new members or guests were in attendance at this meeting. Jim Broadhead moved and it was seconded that the minutes of the Novem-ber meeting be approved as written in the newsletter. Mo-tion carried. Treasurer, Rex Kraus reported on the club’s finances, Sunshine lady, Bonita Graham reported the following: John Weninger and Corky Armstrong had passed away. Charlie Guinty and Virginia Voth have suffered frac-tured hips. Congratulations was extended to John and Susan Stone on their 50th wedding anniversary. It was announced that Wayne Orr would be celebrating his 90th birthday on Saturday, March 12th at Trinity Presbyterian Church from 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. Brenda Broadhead r epor ted that there was nothing to report from MARC and MAFCA. Jim Nungesser repor ted that the Wichita Area Car Council would be meeting on Feb-ruary 16th and the “Cars” publication was available to be picked up at this meeting. Tom Ruggles r epor ted on the KS Sunflower Char ity Swap Meet and asked for volunteers for the set-up on Wednesday evening. Access to P-2 Building has problems. He announced that the Men’s Tour has been rescheduled for the weekend of April 29th thru May 1st. Linda Kibbe announced that there would be a group

from the club traveling together to the National Meet in Loveland, CO. Thanks were given to all that helped with the charity auc-tion and letters of appreciation from Catholic Charities, Women in Need and Share the Season have been received. It was announced that there would a Car Show in McPherson, KS on April 29th and April 30th. Claudia Ellerman repor ted that it was a fun craft time for the women that attended the Color-Me-Mine Christmas activity. Gil Adams r eported on the Christmas activity for the club which was held at Prairie Rose with 90 people attend-ing. The food was good and entertainment was enjoyed. Brenda Broadhead announced that the Bunco par ty would be February 20th at 6:00 P. M. with a pot- luck dinner and then play Bunco. Several people stated that they would help with the game. It was announced that the rosters are here and ready to be picked up. Refreshments were served by Orpha Eyres, June Hall, Rita Hoffmans, and Ruth Anne Praeger. The program for the evening was a recap of 2015 tours with photos and narration by Richard and Linda Kibbe. Meeting adjourned. The next meeting, February 22nd, 2016, 7:00 P. M. at Minisa Park Joanna Adams, Secretary

WICHITA A’S MEETING MINUTES

February is the month for planning our activities for the coming year. I hope that everyone will come up with new ideas for activities as well as some of the fa-vorites from the past. Activities every month assure our opportunity to get the Model A’s out of the garage and share them with the friends we haven’t met yet.

I want to thank Tom Ruggles for all the time and expertise which he shared while serving as the Wichita A’s coordinator with the Swap Meet for Charity. I be-lieve the swap meet went well under the direction of its new management. With venue changes and needing to organize and train a new group of volunteers to operate it there were plenty of challenges at hand. I believe they did well and that next year will be even better. The swap meet was dear to our hearts and I am sure that we wish them continued success in raising funds for charity.

Denny Ellerman, President

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

The Wichita A’s meet on the 4th Monday of the month except December. We do not hold a meeting during the month of December. Other meeting changes will be published in the newsletter prior to the scheduled meeting. The meetings are held at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th, Wichita, KS. Meeting time is 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted in the newsletter.

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

I have talked to a few club members who would like to see more over night driving tours this year. Hel-en Louise Beaver and I are planning a 4 day Model A tour, which will take place in August. What are you guys planning? I always look forward to our planning meeting to see what our year of activities will look like. Remember the tour planning takes place this month dur-ing the club meeting. Lets make it a very active tour season. I have updated the Swap Meet and Car Show Schedule which is on page 12 in this issue. If anyone knows of a swap meet that is not listed, please give me the information to publish it. Linda Kibbe, Editor

IDEAS WANTED FOR TOUR PLANNING !!!

WHEN?? MONDAY NIGHT DURING MEETING

FUTURE TOURS AND EVENTS

February 2016 Rumbleseat Review

Come enjoy good food and fellowship on Sat-urday, February 20 at 6:00 PM, Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th. Bring a covered dish to share, eating utensils, plates and drinks will be provided. We will play Bunco after eating. Come enjoy good food and conversation even if you are not into playing Bunco. If you have any questions please contact: Broadhead's ….. or Phye's …..

Covered Dish & Bunco Party

2016 MAFCA National Convention

June 19-24, 2016

The Model A Ford Club of Colorado invites you to join us in Loveland, Colorado for the 2016 MAFCA National Convention on June 19-24, 2016. Registration materials and full descriptions of events and activities will be published in the Jan-Feb 2016 issue of the Restorer magazine and also available for download from our web-site: http://www.milehighcountry2016.org/

The MARC National Meet for 2016 will be held in

Perrysburg Ohio. It is hosted by the Sweet Sixteen

A’s! Save the date. Information can be found at:

www.nationalmodelameet.com

2016 MARC National Meet

June 27 – July 1, 2016

Wayne Orr turns 90!!!

2016 Men’s Tour

The men’s tour planned last fall, that was can-celled, has now been re-scheduled for Friday-Saturday-Sunday, April 29th through May 1st. There will be car, truck, tractor and airplane collections to visit, plus other exciting and rusty stuff. Overnight stay both Friday and Saturday nights at the Days Inn, Liberal KS. Return home Sun-day. Rooms are $80.99 plus tax, but number is limited, so call Days Inn for reservations asap, 620-626-7377, and mention Model A Club. Cost is $5.00 per member and $25.00 per guest. Most meals on your own. Remember – no la-dies on this one. More details and sign up at the February and March meetings, or call: Tom Ruggles at …... or Steve McLaughlin at …...


WHEN?? MONDAY NIGHT DURING THE CLUB MEETING


PAST ACTIVITIES & TOUR

2016 KS Sunflower Swap Meet For Charity

Last year the Wichita A’s sold their swap meet to John Saindon. This year , the night before it star ted, sev-eral of our club members volunteered to help the new owner and his volunteers with marking the swap meet spaces. It was an adjustment for our club members to go to the swap meet and not have our offices to bring food and socialized with each other. The new owners got off to a great start and are look-ing forward to next year. Next year’s date is February 3 & 4, 2017. If you have any questions concerning a swap meet space, the contact information is: Web: ww.kssunflowerswapmeet.com Phone: 316-267-8914

Don Grabendike who always manned a gate outdoors on past swap meets is in doors this year. Someone needs to remind him he can take off his coat.

Darrell Ludlow and Steve Boivin are chatting with a customer.

Gilbert Adams is pointing at something he wants to purchase.

The P-2 building, arena and car barn were joined in to one long building. All dirt floors were concreted.

Tom Ruggles and Larry Cushenbery helping a customer.


Richard Kibbe is hoping to sell something. Wayne Orr and his son, Alan, are setting up for the swap meet.

Jim Nungesser just collected some money.

Gary Hileman moving his truck after dropping his prize possessions off in his swap meet space.

James and Judi Sharp sitting at their booth. Everything sells!


The first Model A Club in Wichita, was established in 1965. This was a group of 30-40 guys who came together as a group that had this passion for Model A Fords. Some were acquainted, but many not. I remember the conversations in the parking lot after the meetings. Someone would always complain how a young Doctor, new in town, would attend sales and auctions and outbid everyone on Model A Cars and parts. Before the year was out someone brought that Doctor, John Weninger, to a meeting. “Doc” had a lot of enthusiasm and ideas and his membership lasted 50 years. He served as president 4 times, including 1973, 81, 82 & 90. In 1966 a large group of members attended the MAFCA National Meet in

Albuquerque. Sixteen Model A's were driven but Doc didn't have one road ready yet so he and his wife Ruth attended via modern car. They left their 3 children in Wichita including, Eric who was born earlier that year. Yes, this is, Eric Weninger, the now Famous, Model A Medic. Doc's fir st restoration was an ear ly 28, Roadster Pickup which he had till his death.. This was a very good original example which he drove to the MAFCA national in Dallas in1968 and brought home a tro-phy. This pickup had all of the original features including the multiple disc clutch. It was on this trip that our daughter Tama jumped out of our Model A Station Wagon and cut her foot severely on a broken bottle. Doc was quick to the rescue and bandaged it up professionally and tended it the rest of the trip. Tama wasn't very happy that he wouldn't let her swim in the hotel pool, but we were appreciative of his help. With Doc's desire to analyze everything mechanical and improve on it, he soon replaced the multiple disc clutch in the 28 with the later style. The multiple disc clutch was very reliable, but difficult to service and replace. So, over the years it seems that he was always on a quest to find modifications for improvements in Model A's. Most worked out but some did not. At least twice his 1930 AA Truck, “Big Red” had to be hauled home. He and Eric gathered grease seals and “o” rings to make a kit for improved water pump seals. They printed instructions and sold these local and nation wide after advertising in Hemmings Motor News. They used the name, J & E Supply, PO Box 25, Wichita, Ks. They later turned this box number over to the club, which we still use. We can remember five Model A's that Doc had over the years. The 28 Roadster Pickup, a 30 Murray 4Dr which he restored in the seventies and drove often. He built up a 30 AA Truck, “Big Red,”in the eighties and drove it a lot. He had a 30 Tudor which was a fine low mileage original, which he sold to Durward Brown, an active member from Alva, Ok. He often complained that he didn't know why he sold that to Durward. He also had a 31 SW Cabriolet in pieces that he sold to Larry Cushenbery. Doc realized ear ly on that sand blasting was an impor tant process in the restor ing the Model A. He started accumulating a lot of sand blast components, including hoses, pots, connections and guns as well as air compressors. Sometime in the seventies, Doc held his first sand blast party in the 49 hundred block of South Hydraulic. This was a vacant lot with trees and shrubs. It worked out well although we had no restroom facilities. Supposedly Doc had permission to use that lot and he had a gas powered compressor on wheels. Over the years, Doc held several of these “blast” parties which were very popular as many members had Model A parts that needed to be de-rusted. Then he moved to Alexander Street in North Wichita where he had a large building with a few acres around it. One Saturday he hauled in a load of sand on “Big Red”, rented a diesel generator and held a blast party. With several blasters running full time that diesel generator never exceeded an idle. Doc was in the height of his glory, watching this operation running so efficiently. Doc was quick to help anyone with a Model A repair job. He rarely missed a club meeting, and had many suggestions. He took it upon himself to gather a work crew, build three enclosed booths, with slid-

ing Plexiglas windows and propane heat for our use in the remote areas of the swap meet. These worked very well. Initially he hauled them in on “Big Red”. Then he made a special trailer so that anyone could transport them. Doc will always be remembered for his contribution to the club and our hobby in general. RG

Remembering, John, “Doc” Weninger 1932-2016


Dear Sir, I visited with Aa-ron and Randy Frazer at the Sunflower Winter Clinic in Hutchinson about the 1929 Deluxe A Roadster I have for sale. Randy said you had a newsletter and if permissible I would appreciate you listing it for me. Back in the early sixties I belonged to the A Birds Club while I lived in Wichi-ta. I don’t know if any of them are still around. The only name I remember is Jim Gooch. Aaron and Randy have looked at my car so they could visit with anyone interest-ed. The chassis is restored. All parts of the body are restored and primed except the left front fender. Splash aprons, running boards and rear fenders restored and painted. There are a few small parts missing. If you can help it would be much appreciated. I’m asking $8000.00 for the car. Thank you. Milton Raymer Phone: ……….. Great Bend, KS 67530



March Birthdays

3-1 Frank Chenoweth 3-1 Jim Nungesser 3-2 Dale Havercroft 3-3 Carolyn Nungesser 3-4 JoAnn Tackett 3-5 Ed Hakenholz 3-6 Keri Unruh 3-8 Bob Bohling 3-8 Merv Criser 3-10 Gary Cox 3-11 Gary Agard 3-13 Ken Meyer 3-14 Wayne Orr 3-14 Charles Schuman 3-15 Jerry Allen 3-16 Arley Bennett 3-19 Clarence Howland 3-19 Doris Jean Ludlow 3-19 Cheryl Wunder 3-21 Roger Graham 3-25 Steve Boivin 3-25 Lana Waite 3-29 Earlene Foote 3-31 Don Arnold 3-31 Richard Ashford

Thank You

Thank you for the cards and prayers while Charlie was in the hospital and rehab. He is home now and doing pretty good. Charlie & Joyce Guinty

**** Thank You for all the cards and condolences from the passing my father, Dr. John H. Weninger on Jan.15, 2016. My family and I really appreciate all the thoughts, prayers, and support over the last year as my dad continued to fight and then eventually lost his battle with cancer. Eric Weninger

March 2016

Donna Waller Grace Brooks Rex Kraus Mike James Ron Cole

April 2016

Joanna Adams Barb Phye Clint White Donna Hileman Bob Broeckelman

May 2016

Newsletter Deadline

Tuesday, March 15, 2016 Tuesday, April 12, 2016

[email protected] or ………..

Sympathy

Prayers of sympathy for Ron & Jeannie Cole at the observance of the death of Jeannie’s mom, Virginia Julia Hurley Terhune Frey.

Roster Update

Roland & Rae Ellen Dickey …………... Augusta KS 67010-1827 ……………. Clarence & Carol Frazier ……….. Wichita KS 67217-2044 …………... Al Hammar ………….. Wichita KS 67204-2506 …………….. Milton & Sharon Hessefort …………... Blue Springs MO 64014 ………………. Bob & Sue Johnson ………. Wichita KS 67226-8246 ……………... …………….. Mike & Mary Jane McNeil ……... Wichita KS 67226-8300 ……….. Don & Sylvia Shearer ………. Dodge City KS 67801-5819 ……………….


SAFETY ISSUE

ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE BATTERY CABLE OR REMOVE THE POWER FUSE, IF YOU HAVE ONE, BEFORE REPAIRING YOUR MODEL A GAS GAUGE. Case History:

The year was 1975 and Charlie Ivey, now deceased, was doing some extensive repair work on a fellow club member’s town sedan. He had taken the gas tank out, took it to a radiator shop and had it cleaned out and then re-installed it. He put a small amount of gas in, and installed the wire harness to the dash panel but hadn’t installed the panel yet. He could start the car by twisting the two necessary wires together.

He had all new or re-chromed gas gauge components and was about to install them one afternoon when he discovered that he was out of cigars. So, he hooked the two wires together and drove the Model A to the store to buy cigars.

He returned home, and as he disconnected the wires a spark was emitted and VAROOOM , the fumes from the gas gauge port ignited. Charlie, being the quick thinking (actually scared to death) and agile in-dividual that he is, leaned back in the seat, lifted his foot and put his shoe over the port, snuffing out the flames. Was he lucky or what?? Charlie quit smoking many years later and now suggests that this inci-dent could be another reason that smoking can be hazardous to your health.

This was not an isolated incident. We knew a fellow Model A’er in the Kansas City area that also ignited his tank when he accidentally shorted across the ammeter. Can’t remember how he extinguished the fire but I think his neighbors were involved. And, his eyebrows and hair were singed. RG

MAFFI News

MAFFI is starting a free membership program for one young person (under 21) from each local Model A Club. Membership

includes the quarterly MAFFI newsletter sent by email, an iron-on museum patch for jacket or cap and one year FREE ad-

mission to the Model A Ford Museum and the Gilmore Car Museum in Michigan. Check www.maffi.org and click on

“Become a Member” for more information and the application or contact your club's MAFFI liaison (if your club has

one). This offer is good through 2016 for a year from the date the application is received and is limited to one free member-

ship per club.

If your club does not currently have a MAFFI Liaison, please email [email protected] the name and email address of a

willing person and we will gladly add them to our ‘Liaison List’.

We appreciate your continued support of MAFFI and your willingness to get the word out!

Happy New Year

Marsha Quesnel, Trustee

Model A Ford Foundation, Inc.




http://www.maffi.org/

mailto:[email protected]


Rare model Nobody liked them when new either

Older restoration Can’t tell it’s been restored

Needs engine work It’s been frozen for 30 years

Uses no oil Just throws it out

No rust Body and fenders missing

Rough It’s too bad to lie about

One owner Never been able to sell

No time to complete Can’t find parts anywhere

Needs interior Seats are gone

Rebuilt engine Has new spark plugs

May run But it never has

Low mileage Third time around

Many new parts Keeps breaking down

29 coats hand-rubbed paint Needed that much to cover rust

Clean It sat out in the rain yesterday

Best offer About what I expect to get

Always driven slowly Won’t go any faster

Prize winner Hard luck trophy 3 times in a row

Stored 25 years Under a tree

Real show stopper Orange with purple fenders

Easy restoration Parts will come off in your hand

Ready to show Just washed it

Top good Only leaks when it rains

Good investment Can’t depreciate any more

HOW TO INTERPRET * *

ANTIQUE CAR ADS

The above was copied from the January 2016 issue of the Quail Call San Diego Model A Ford Club Inc. newsletter. Arlyn Bieber found the Official Conversion Chart “How to Interpret An-tique Car Ads” on Facebook.

OFFICIAL CONVERSION CHART

The Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club encourages members to join both National MARC and

MAFCA Clubs.

MARC 6721 Merriman Garden City, MI 48315 http://modelarestorers.org U.S. Membership Cost: $40

National model a clubs

ERA FASHIONS


MAFCA 250 S. Cypress St. La Habra, CA 90631-5515 www.mafca.com U.S. Membership Cost: $40

For membership information you can check MAFCA and MARC web sites.

Copied from McCall’s Magazine, August 1929 issue.

E’ECHO DE PARIS

Hemlines Widen in Every Direction The new Paris collections give an impression of longer skirts and wider hemlines. But having taken this for a general rule, each couturier uses his own judgment as to how the skirt shall be lengthened and where the fullness that widens the hemline shall be placed. Some models show a front flare, others a side flare in a skirt otherwise straight and narrow, and still others have flares of pleats in the front and back. No. 8781. A circular section gives a graceful side flare to the skirt of a simple frock. The neckline is slightly draped by a soft bow. No. 5784. Inverted tucks in the front of the sash lend a draped waistline effect. A circular panel supplies full-ness in the front. No. 5789. Pointed seamings accent inverted pleats at the front and back of a straight line frock. A narrow belt marks the waistline.

5781 5784 5789

April 7-9, 2016……………… MARC Membership Meet……………………………………… ……………………………..Flint, MI

June 9-12, 2016…………….. 53rd Texas Tour………………………………………...……… ……………...………Glen Rose, TX

June 19-24, 2016………...…. 2016 MAFCA National Convention………………………….… ....….…….…………...Loveland, CO

June 27 - July 1, 2016………. MARC National Meet - Sweet Sixteen Region………………... ……………………..Perrysburg, OH

September 19-22, 2016…….. MARC National Tour Hudson Valley Region………….…….. ……………………..Newburgh, NY

December 5-8, 2016………... MAFCA National Awards Banquet……………………………. …………………………...Reno, NV

June 5-9, 2017………………. Omaha Regional Meet………………………………………….. ………………………….Omaha, NE

September 10-17, 2017 ……. MAFCA National Tour - Pacific Northwest Tour…………….. …………..Lions Gate Model A Club

2018…………………………. MAFCA National Convention…………………………………. …………………………...Reno, NV

March 17-18, 2016…. Chickasha Pre-War Swap Meet……………………………………………. ………Chickasha, OK

March 17-19, 2016…. Norman Swap Meet, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, 615 E. Robinson….. ……...…Norman, OK

April 20-24, 2016….. Spring Carlisle Swap Meet……www.carsatcarlisle.com………………….. …...…….Carlisle, PA

April 28-May , 2016.. Pate Swap Meet, Texas Motor Speedway... www.pateswapmeet.com……. …..….Fort Worth, TX

May 6-8, 2016….….. Lawrence Antiques Automobiles of America Swap Meet…………………. …...…..Lawrence, KS

May 12-14, 2016…... Chickasha Spring Swap Meet…www.chickashaautoswapmeet.com………. ……....Chickasha, OK

May 20-21, 2016…... Sedgwick Street Rodders Spring Swap Meet, Kansas State Fairgrounds…. …..….Hutchinson, KS

June 14-18, 2015…... Petit Jean Swap Meet………………………………………………………. ………..Petit Jean, AR

June 25-26, 2016…... Swap Meet Fremont………………………………………………………... …………Fremont, NE

July 7-9, 2016..……. Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet………………………………………….. ……………...Iola, WI

August 19-21, 2016… Ozarks Antique Auto Club Swap Meet……Ozark Empire Fairgrounds….. …...Springfield, MO

Sept 28-Oct 2, 2016… Fall Carlisle Swap Meet….www.carsatcarlisle.com………………………. ………….Carlisle, PA

October 2, 2016…….. All Ford Day…..Salvation Army Camp Hiawatha………………………… ………….Wichita, KS

October 5-8, 2016…... Hershey Region AACA Swap Meet……………………………………….. ..……….Hershey, PA

October 13-15, 2016… Chickasha Fall Swap Meet…...www.chickashaautoswapmeet.com………. ……….hickasha, OK

October 20-22, 2016... Norman Swap Meet, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, 615 E. Robinson….. …………Norman, OK

October 21-22, 2016… Sedgwick Street Rodders Spring Swap Meet, Kansas State Fairgrounds…. ..…….Hutchinson, KS

February 3-4, 2017…. KS Sunflower Swap Meet For Charity....www.kssunflowerswapmeet.com. .....……...Wichita, KS


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Wichita A's Club Meeting

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Meeting Starts 7:00 PM

4th Monday of each month except the month of May varies due to Me-

morial Day holiday. There is no club meeting in

December.

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Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club P.O. Box 25 Wichita, KS 67201

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The Rumbleseat Review is the official publica-tion of the Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club, Inc., a local chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America and the Model A Restorers Club. It’s purpose is to keep mem-bers informed of past, present and future events, activi-ties, and club news. In addition, this newsletter includes articles and other information to aid in the restoration and enjoyment of the Model A Ford automobile.

This publication is mailed or emailed to mem-bers, prospective members and editors of similar publi-cations prior to monthly meetings. Meetings are usually the fourth Monday of the month. Members may publish antique car related ads only for free of charge which in-cludes items wanted, items for sale, or items for trade. We invite members to submit articles containing tech-nical Model A information and other interesting tidbits for publication in this newsletter. Items to be published must be submitted to the newsletter editor by deadline shown in the calendar. Wichita A’s membership dues are $25.00, per year (October to September30). MAFCA dues are $40.00 per year and MARC dues are $45.00 per year. A business card advertisement in this newsletter is $25.00 per year.

Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club Contacts

President, Dennis Ellerman

[email protected]……… .

Vice President, Randy Frazer

[email protected]…. .

Secretary, Joanna Adams


Treasurer, Rex Kraus


Tour Chairman, Don Grabendike

[email protected]…….. .

Membership, Susan Stone

[email protected]….. .

Newsletter Editor, Linda Kibbe

[email protected]…………. .

Webmaster, Darren Schuster

[email protected]

Address Service Requested

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