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Down Memory Lane Parade ~ Friday, June 29
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tolerance
Alcohol will not be permitted
in public areas
during the show.
Enjoy watching
hundreds of antique
autos,
joined by floats,
bands, and entertainers
in the
Down Memory
Lane Parade,
Friday, June 29.
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the parade turn
to page 4.
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Friday through Saturday • September 14-15, 2012
Richard Crane Memorial Truck Show
Friday through Sunday • September 14-16, 2012
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Top 40 Awards by
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Top Hat John Is Guest of Honor
By Mary Petrides
The guest of honor at this year’s St.
Ignace Car Show claims he has never
owned more than 11 cars at one time. It’s
“Top Hat” John Joseph Jendza III,
known in town for his announcement of
cars at the car show parade.
Show organizer Ed Reavie said Mr.
Jendza was an easy choice as guest of
honor.
“He’s just a real personable guy and he
fit the criteria for everything we look at,”
Mr. Reavie said. “Is there anybody else
who does what he does? Not really. Does
anybody do it better? I don’t think so.”
Mr. Jendza writes for automotive magazines,
test drives luxury vehicles, has
worked as a mechanic and tow truck
driver, appraises specialty cars, and has
collected cars, as well. He’s owned about
250 in his lifetime, he said, including the
five he owns now. He’s attended the St.
Ignace Car Show every year since 1991,
Please turn to page 5
Great Race Will Visit St. Ignace June 23
By Martha Stuit
Teams competing in
the Great Race, an antique
car road rally, will
stop in St. Ignace during
the Antiques on the Bay
car show Saturday, June
23, and people attending
the show will have an
opportunity to see the
old cars. This is the first
visit of the Great Race
to the Upper Peninsula.
While people in St.
Ignace might wonder
about the term “race” in
the title, the 90 competing
teams will not speed
up State Street in an effort
to beat others to
their overnight host city
of Sault Ste. Marie. In
This year’s Great
Race logo.
fact, speeding would be
the last tactic that racers
would want to use. Instead,
competitors must
adhere to designated
speeds to avoid penalties.
On the day of the
rally’s St. Ignace stop,
the Great Race will put
Top Hat John
Photo courtesy of Hatricks.
on a pre-arrival show at
12:50 p.m. in front of
the St. Ignace Marina on
State Street, which will
be blocked to other traffic.
Starting at 1:15
p.m., driving teams will
file into town at staggered
times until 3 p.m.
An announcer will name
each car and racer when
they arrive, and teams
will stay in town for an
hour to eat, stretch their
legs, and sign autographs.
In its 30 th year of
competition, this endurance
rally, which
began in 1983, sets rules
for speed and duration,
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Straits Area Antique Auto Show®Agenda
REGISTRATION INFORMATION 1-800-970-8717 ~ www.nostalgia-prod.com
June 28-29: You may pick up your pre-registration kits or register ($20 U.S. Funds) at the St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce
building, 560 North State Street, across from Star Line, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Car Show registration includes Cruise Night
credentials! Cut off for Cruise registration is 4:00 p.m. on June 28. You may pick up your pre-registration kits or register at
the Brewbaker Model Home, show headquarters, located at the St. Ignace Marina, at 7:00 a.m. ($20 U.S. Funds). Registration
Deadline, 12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30.
June 29: DOWN MEMORY LANE PARADE 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Parade Line Up, 5:30 p.m. at the Mackinac County Airport, next to runway on North State Street. Down Memory Lane Parade
Route: Budget Host Inn to Glen’s Market. Tune in to AM1240. Coverage by Nate Rose Streaming on bigcountrygold.com.
Thank You: Curt Fischbach, Doc Watson, Lacy Giacherio, Cindy Taylor, Jason Watson, Gary Engle,
Bob Bennet, Ed & Donna Ryan, Kewadin Casino Marketing, Julie Gonzales, Linda Vaughn, St. Ignace Chamber
of Commerce, St. Ignace Visitors Bureau, St. Ignace Downtown Development Authority, Jeff King, Mackinac
Bridge Authority, Grand Hotel, Bob Baumgras, Mike Stowe, Lee Ortman, Top Hat John, Sean Reavie, Melissa
Reavie, Vanessa Ortman, Judy Bonello and Judy Gross of the St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce, St. Ignace Events
Committee, WHNN Radio, WJR Radio, Carol Lorente, Wayne Johnston and Ron Rosie III.
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PAST GUESTS
OF HONOR
The biggest names in the auto world have
headlined the St. Ignace event:
1980 – Gordon Buehrig *
1981 – Richard Teague *
1982 – Zora Arkus-Duntov *
1983 – William Mitchell *
1984 – Carroll Shelby *
1985 – George Barris
1986 – Robert Larivee Sr.
1987 – Gene Bordinat II *
1988 – Don Garlits
1989 – Wally Parks *
1990 – Ernest Hemmings
1991 – Franklin Q. Hershey *
1992 – Chuck Jordan *
1993 – Phil Hill *
1994 – Art Arfons *
1995 – Gordon Johncock
1996 – Ed “Big Daddy” Roth *
1997 – Dave McClelland
1998 – Boyd Coddington *
1999 – Linda Vaughn
2000 – Keith Crain
2001 – Tom Gale
2002 – Larry Wood
2003 – Ed Almquist
2004 – Darryl Starbird
2005 – Bo Hopkins
2005 – Candy Clark
2006 – Cindy Williams, Anson Williams,
Donny Most
2007 – Doc Watson
2008 – Roy H. Sjoberg
2009 – Ken Gross, John Schneider
2010 – Chuck Miller
2011 – Paul Hatton
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with this year’s course spanning 2,300
miles. At the beginning of each race day,
the two-member teams, each consisting
of a driver and navigator, pick up the 10to
12-hour driving schedule. These instructions
dictate their route, speed, and
stops. In addition to the start locations,
lunch spots, and night destinations, the
teams must visit four to seven checkpoints
at predetermined times during the
day. Race officials dole out penalty
points for arriving at checkpoints and
stops before or after the set time. Following
these guidelines is essential for
victory. Teams may not access GPS
units, computers, or cell phones, and they
cannot even view their odometer during
the race because it has to be covered.
Then, at the end of the rally, the team
with the lowest score takes the win of at
least $25,000 out of a purse of $119,500.
This year for the first time, the Great
Race route travels around the Great
Lakes, beginning in Traverse City, passing
through Canada and U.S. states, and
ending in Dearborn. While the Great
Race has visited Michigan previously, including
Detroit and Ludington, the route
has never gone north through the Upper
Peninsula. Not only is the rally exploring
new territory, but 2012 is also the first
time the race has started and ended in the
same state. In past years, the journey traversed
the United States from west to
east and, on occasion, north to south or
east to west.
About the 2012 course, director Jeff
Stumb said, “The racers know circling
the Great Lakes is a once in a lifetime opportunity
to participate in the event and
see places like the Soo Locks at the same
time.”
The racers will be enthusiastic about
their Mackinac Bridge crossing, he said.
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Great Race Competitors Will Visit St. Ignace on June 23
“We are hoping for a bright and sunny
day so we can get good photos of the cars
coming across the bridge,” he explained,
“and we want to be able to see Mackinac
Island.”
The race this year is shorter than past
competitions, enabling the race designers
to choose the Great Lakes region.
John Classen, director of competition at
the Great Race, said that time and money
were challenges for the two whole weeks
that the rally would take to cross the
country. Last year’s seven-day race and
this year’s nine-day duration have alleviated
those issues. Registration jumped
from 64 entries in 2011 to 92 cars for
2012.
Mr. Stumb observed that the field
largely consists of pre-World War II vehicles
with some muscle cars. Notably
for this year, Great Race former Grand
Champions, Alan and Mary Travis, dared
to enroll a 105-year-old Renault, the oldest
vehicle entered in the race’s history.
The Great Race cars must be pre-1969,
which is older than the 1987 limit for the
coinciding Antiques on the Bay. Since
the rally vehicles are more than 40 years
old, race managers encourage teams to
select reliable and comfortable cars. Riding
on the seats of an antique automobile
is a different experience than riding in
today’s plush vehicles.
Ed Reavie, of Nostalgia Productions,
and a St. Ignace correspondent for the
Great Race, explained that Antiques on
the Bay is an entirely different event than
the Great Race. Antiques on the Bay will
occur in the marina parking lot, and the
Great Race cars will be parked on State
Street. He plans that racers will sightsee
at Antiques on the Bay and those at St.
Ignace’s show will enjoy seeing the cars
in the race.
“It’s going to be a nice mix and a real
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At 105 years old, this 1907 Renault is the oldest car in the 2012 Great Race,
taking place around the Great Lakes. (Photograph courtesy of Alan Travis)
showy event,” Mr. Reavie says of the
Great Race.
Don’t miss the 31st Annual “Down
Memory Lane” Parade, which is
scheduled for June 29, 2012 at 7
p.m. Line-up for collector cars will
be next to Mackinac County Airport
on North State Street beginning at
5 p.m. No cars will be allowed in
the line-up after 6:30 p.m. You can
pre-register by completing the following
form and sending $5.
Registration for the 31st Annual
“Down Memory Lane” Parade
Admission to the St. Ignace events and
to the Great Race show is free of charge.
Down Memory Lane Parade
In Memory of David H. Aldrich 1953-2006
Make of Automobile _________________________________ Year ____________
Name of registrant ____________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________ State ________ ZIP __________
Phone ________________________________________
Enclose $5 for each car registered and mail to:
Down Memory Lane Parade, Attn: Merv Wyse, Director,
98 Joseph Street, St. Ignace, MI 49781
___Check if your vehicle is high performance and needs
to be accommodated at the start of the parade.
1240 AM will be broadcasting the parade live with Nate Rose.

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Top Hat John To Be Guest of Honor at St. Ignace Car Show June 28 -30
Continued from page 1
produced at least 300 episodes of his television
show, “Top Hat John’s Motor City,”
and stood as an expert witness in trials.
One thing stands out in all his automotive
experiences, he said.
“My absolute favorite thing is to drive
them,” he said.
He road tests new high performance and
high performance luxury vehicles, and, on
the other end of the spectrum, has ridden
in a 1904 Stevens-Duryea, driven by Mr.
Duryea’s great-grandson, he said. His favorites
are the new ones.
“The ’50s and ’60s were absolutely
wonderful, and I grew up in that, with all
the different things and the wonderful technological
advancements,” he said. “The
’50s and ’60s were great. It’s even better
now, just a lot more expensive.”
It’s the new technology he likes, specifically
computers and fuel injection systems.
Newer technology gives cars a
smoother ride.
“The cars today are phenomenal, and
there are some incredible vehicles being
built today,” he said. “You can go back to
the beginning of the automobile in the of
the 1800s, and they all have four wheels,
in most cases, and a steering wheel, and an
engine, and none of that has changed. But
the drivability of the car has changed.”
Growing up in a family full of auto
workers in southeastern Michigan, Mr.
Jendza’s love of all things automotive
started at an early age – even before he had
his driver’s license, he said. His father was
the director of the Fisher Body Craftsman’s
Guild and many other family members
worked in the auto industry, as well. Mr.
Jendza credits much of his knowledge and
interest to his voracious childhood reading.
Old car magazines were his favorites,
“and I read every book I possibly could, regardless
of what it was, whether it was a
Popular Mechanics magazine or a Hot
Rod magazine, or a manual,” he said. “I
have a huge library, and I’ve read about …
people that actually made the automobile
what it was.”
He noted Walter P. Chrysler, David
Buick, and Louis Chevrolet in particular.
His loyalty keeps him driving American
cars. He says he won’t test-drive cars if
they aren’t Ford, Chrysler, and General
Motors.
He loves Michigan, he said, especially
northern Michigan. When Mr. Jendza
comes to St. Ignace for the car show, he
visits his family in Oscoda, stops at his favorite
ice cream shop in Mackinaw City,
and makes side trips, camping in
Cedarville and on Drummond Island. He
remembers spending some of his childhood
in the area.
“I’ve been going up there since I was a
kid to Mackinac Island with my family. I
remember going across to the Upper
Peninsula on the ferryboat, and I remember
being up there when the bridge was
opened. It goes back a long time for me,”
he said.
The car show – which is nationally
well-known, he said – keeps him coming
back to St. Ignace.
“St. Ignace, for one thing, is known,
literally, all over the United States … and
other parts of the world. It’s pretty famous
because of what the town and Ed
Reavie have committed themselves to,”
he said.
He attends car shows across the coun-
try, serving annually as master of ceremonies
for 23 Michigan shows and more
than a dozen across the country. He enjoys
talking with others who are passionate
about cars, and encourages those with
any passion to pursue it.
“I’ve always wanted to do exactly what
I am doing. And it was a dream as a kid
that I made happen. And anybody can do
it in any field that they have. They just
have to have the desire to do it, and just
go for it,” he said.
Mr. Reavie said he will have to find
someone to serve as master of ceremonies
at this year’s car show parade,
since Mr. Jendza, as guest of honor,
won’t be available. He said Mr. Jendza’s
shoes will be hard to fill in that role.
As for Mr. Jendza, he’s looking forward
to this car show more than ever,
pausing to consider what he is looking
forward to most as guest of honor. He finally
decided on the Down Memory Lane
parade.
“Probably, more than anything, driving
down the street in a convertible waving
at everybody,” he said.

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1st Annual Car Club Entry List
Michigan Wide Trackers • Woodward GTO Tigers
Bill Short 2002 Trans Am Columbiaville
Chuck Humphry 1964 Catalina Clarkston
Paul Blakley 2002 Trans Am Metamora
Rich Dabrowski 1967 GTO Lapeer
Gordon Williams 1964 GTO Oxford
Thomas Keeley 1965 Grand Prix Oxford
Chuck Shinouski 1968 GTO Flint
Bob VanSickle 2002 Trans Am Lapeer
Mike Bartley 2005 Vibe Port Huron
Jeff Bourcier 1969 Trans Am North Branch
Michael Rzeppa 1966 GTO Pinckney
Roger Van Zura 1966 GTO Hell
Jim Clark 1966 GTO South Lyon
Vern Bennett 1965 GTO Adrian
Bill Bauer 1965 GTO Clare
Tony Arbanas 1964 GTO Wyoming
Larry Vader 1966 Bonneville Metamora
Billy Bowling 1969 Grand Prix Grand Blanc
Ted Laquire 1979 Trans Am Flint
Steve Whittaker 1964 GTO Walloon Lake
Terry Becker 1965 GTO Hessel
Brian Vader 1968 Fire Bird Glennie
Ken Grace 1967 GTO West Bloomfield
Rich Gabrial 1967 GTO Lapeer
Richard Blome 1937 Pontiac Oxford
*Entry list at press time.
St. Ignace-June 28
Th ursday June 28 from 3pm to 6pm we will host Kewadin Cruise Night.
10 gaming VIPs will judge their favorite cars in the classes they are given.
Winners will be awarded trophies at 7pm
Cruise lineup begins at 4pm. Cruise starts at 6pm
Music provided by DJ Jimmy with concessions from 3pm to 6pm
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A very popular part of
the St. Ignace show has
been the
Gordon M. Buehrig
Memorial Mackinac
Bridge Rally each year.
Participants will have
opportunities to take
part in this
function this year.
Mackinac
Bridge Rallies
The Antiques on the Bay
Rally will take place on
Friday, June 22, for all participants
in the show with
1986 and older original vehicles. This event will begin at the Welcome
Center in Mackinaw City and terminate in St. Ignace at approximately
5.00 p.m. Special
thanks to the
Mackinac Bridge
Authority for their
cooperation.
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STRAITS AREA
ANTIQUE AUTO SHOW
----------------- and ----------------
ST. IGNACE SWAP MEET
June 28-30, 2012 in St. Ignace, Michigan
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Our “Little GTO”
The first new 1965 in St. Ignace with the son of show promoter
Ed Reavie standing guard. This little guy is now 6ʼ
3”, 210 pounds, and patrols the mean streets of Phoenix,
Arizona, every night. He is my hero and we look forward
to seeing him and Melissa each June.
Over 700 Vehicles in Car Show
Up to 300 Vendors
Over 60,000 Spectators at the 2008 Show!
Free Admission • Bring the Family
For additional information, contact
Ed and Donna Ryan
P.O. Box 306 • St. Ignace, MI 49781
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2012 SHOW SCHEDULE
ST. IGNACE, MICHIGAN
16 th Annual
Antiques on the Bay
June 22-23 • All original
vehicles 1987 and older.
Featuring Original
Convertibles of the 60s
Kewadin Casino
Cruise Night
Thursday, June 28
7:00 p.m.
Line up starts
at 4:00 p.m.
From 3:00 to 6:00
Concessions
& Entertainment
31 st Annual Down
Memory Lane Parade
Line up at 5:00 pm
Friday, June 29
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
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Do you remember
when your day
started when the school
day ended, running to the
parking lot with a choir of
glass packs, smithys and
split manifolds, bringing
you back to life! A quick
exit to Spring Street getting
2nd gear rubber on the way
to your part-time job, then
to Chief’s Drive-In.
This was circa 1958.
This was St. Ignace,
and the love affair
with the automobile
was in full bloom!”
37 th Annual St. Ignace
Car Show
Saturday, June 30
Guest of Honor, Famed
Automotive Historian
Top Hat John
St. Ignace Car Show
Swap Meet
Friday, June 29 and
Saturday, June 30
906-643-9402
Owosso Tractor Parts
2012 Antique Tractor
Parade/Show
Friday, September 14
Antique Tractor Parade
on Mackinac Bridge
Saturday, September 15
Kewadin Casino Display
Tractors 1972 and before
Club Membership Required
$ 25 00
Tax
included
17 th Annual
Richard Crane
Memorial Truck Show
with Displays
& Vendor Area
September
14, 15, and 16
Mackinac Bridge
“Parade of Lights”
September 15
21st Annual
Mackinac Sales
On the Waterfront
Car Show September 15
Swap Meet
September 14, 15 and 16
Agenda subject to change
without notice
Available
at Car
Shows
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Accepted
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1961 Chevy Impala owned by Ron
Schuh of Park Falls, WI.
1951 Ford Victoria owned by Chuck
Leighton of Flushing, MI.
NOW OPEN
Deli Bakery Beer Wine
Groceries Picnic Supplies
Lotto ATM
On the waterfront along Historic Huron Boardwalk
399 N. State Street, St. Ignace
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FEATURE VEHICLES
1940 Ford Pickup owned by John and
Jackie Calhoun of Clark Lake, MI.
1969 Dodge Hemi Coronet owned by
Greg Quiney of Hamburg, MI.
1937 Pontiac owned by Richard Blome
of Oxford, MI.
1948 Ford Wagon owned by Bob
Petruska of Waterford, MI.
1966 Chevell CO PO 427 owned by Don
and Moreen Mayer of Trail Creek, IN.
1956 Ford Custom Line owned by W.M.
Harper of Linwood, MI
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Antiques on the Bay
Celebrates Its
16th Anniversary
Representative of the 1960s is this black
Chevrolet Impala, top down, in the park.
(Photograph by Joe Joliet)
The very popular event caters to the
purists with original, non-modified vehicles.
Bob Tagatz, from grand Hotel, has
served as master of ceremonies for the last
eight years. Bob is very entertaining with
his stories on being a car guy and living
on an island with no motor vehicles.
This year, ’60s convertibles will be on
the front lines. Hagerty Insurance and
Mackinac Sales sponsor the Best of Show
award of two nights at Grand Hotel.
Tom Tuls of Holland, Michigan, won
the 2011 show with his 1932 Packard.
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ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
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FEATURE VEHICLES
THE ROCKSTER - Custom build 1937 Ford
hardtop convertible. Owner and builder Lenny
Longuski of Lenny's Auto and team. Lennyʼs
made a tribute to his cousin Jimmie Bones
keyboardist for Kid Rock. Jimmie autographed
the cars center council. The car took over two
years to build. The frame was custom built by
team Lenny's. Chip Foose 20"- 17" wheels ,
riding on air ride suspension. 5.3 fuel injected
Chevy drive-line. Custom stainless grille, engine
covers built by Scott Longuski (Lenny's
son), interior done by Superior Interior of Saginaw.
Interior is wrapped in ostrich and
cow leather. Floor mats have Jimmie's autograph
embrodered in them. Lenny custom
mixed the candy paint named it Rockstar Red.
THE ONLY
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Ford Trio of 1933 Ford Cabriolet, 1940 Ford 2-door and 1940 pickup is making
the trip to St. Ignace the three are owned by, Bob Owens, Neal & Jody
Weiker and Neil McDaniel.
Midwest Summer Nationals
ART IN THE PARK
Located Downtown St. Ignace
Sponsored by: State Farm Agent David Lord
& Nostalgia Productions, Inc
THEME:
THE FABULOUS FIFTIES
Any Make or Model from 1950-1959
Make and Take Model Car Sponsored by Revell Inc.
Best In Show - Larry Lynch Memorial Award
Also: Best Engine, Detail, Interior, Paint and Much More!
OVER 15 ADDITIONAL CLASSES
Registration: Saturday, June 23, 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Awards: 3:00 p.m.
Contest Info. Contact:
Larry Coggins Jr.
5162 Long Lake Road
Cheboygan, MI 49721
Email: coggins123@att.net
(231) 625-8178
Steve Whittaker, owner of Lake
Area Collision in Walloon Lake,
did the “perfect” restoration on
this 1964 Pontiac GTO convertible
with “3 dueces and a 4
speed with a 389”. Features
very rare Hurst “Gladiator”
Wheels and the Royal Bob Cat
Kit by Milt Schornack.
Entry Fees:
Rug Rats (under 12) $3/car
Juniors (13-16) $3/car
Seniors (17-21) $3/car
Adults (over 21) $3/car
Sponsors: Revell, AMT/ERTL , Lindberg, Testors, and a Cast of Thousands

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“CRUISIN ST. IGNACE 2012”
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Lineup at 4:00 p.m.
Begins at 7:00 pm at Kewadin Shores Casino on Mackinac Trail, north of St. Ignace
• All Cruisers must be registered in Car Show
• Deadline for registration will be at 3:00 p.m. Thursday, June 28
• Registration takes place at the St. Ignace Chamber of
Commerce on North State Street, across from Star Line
• Fee of $20 US (after June 15) covers cruise and show
• Fee of $15 US (prior to June 15) covers cruise and show
• Trophies, Prize Drawings, etc. will take place
after the Cruise at the staging area (must be present to win)
• Stay in right hand lane ~ No Stopping
• No Passing ~ No Burnouts
• Route approximately 17 miles
• Cruise starts and terminates at the Casino’s upper parking lot.
Fri.-Sat.
June 22-23
Antiques
On the Bay
Pre-Entry $12.00;
Pre-Entry Cutoff 6/11-After 6/11 $15.00
*
Dinner Tickets $15.00 each (limited)
Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 28-29-30
St. Ignace Car Show ***
Pre-Entry $15.00
Pre-Entry Cutoff 6/15-After 6/15 $20.00
Fri., Sat., Sun.
Sept. 14-15-16
On The
Waterfront
Pre-Entry $12.00
Pre-Entry Cutoff 9/7-After 9/7 $15.00
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Open 3 to 6 p.m.
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West U.S. 2
Glenʼs
Market
I-75 North *7.7 Miles
Downtown I-75 Business Loop *6 Miles
* Map not to scale
Pre-Registration Form for 2012 Events
Please circle the box(es) on the left for show preference.
Police
Car
Exit #352
Police
Car
Mackinac Trail
* 3 Miles
Kewadin Casino
Staging Area
& Return
Name ________________________________________Address ____________________________________________________
City _______________________________ State __________ Zip________________ Phone _____________________________
Fax ________________________________________ Email ______________________________________________________
Make / Vehicle __________________________________ Model ______________________________________________________
Year _________________ Engine ______________________
Series ______________________________________________
*Additional entries, same owner, same show, $10.00 each.
Please provide necessary information and attach to this form.
Make checks payable to: Nostalgia Productions, Inc.
Mail to: Ed Reavie, 268 Hillcrest Blvd., St. Ignace, MI 49781.
** No refunds after cutoff dates. *** Fee includes cruise night credentials.
LIABILITY CLAUSE I accept and assume full liability for any injury or loss to me or my property, agents, or employees at any time, and from any cause on the premises of the
show. I expressly release the management from any liability for such loss or injury and agree to provide and pay for my own insurance.
X_________________________________________
Swap Meet Registration Form
Please circle the box(es) below for show preference.
Car Show St. Ignace, June 28-29-30 On The Waterfront St. Ignace, Sept. 14-15-16
For info, call Ed or Donna Ryan,
$50.00 each
(906) 643-9402.
Little Bear East Arena
Company _______________________________________________________________ Phone (______)______________________
Name _________________________________________________________________ Fax (______)________________________
Address __________________________________________City _____________________________ State________Zip __________
Email ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Merchandise for Sale ______________________________________________________________________________
Number of Spaces _________________________@____________________________TOTAL U.S. Funds _________
LIABILITY CLAUSE I accept and assume full liability for any injury or loss to me or my property, agents, or employees at any time, and from any cause on the premises of the
show. I expressly release the management from any liability for such loss or injury and agree to provide and pay for my own insurance.
X____________________________________________________________
Make checks payable to: Nostalgia Productions, Inc.
Mail to: Ed and Donna Ryan, P.O. Box 306, St. Ignace, MI 49781. Phone (906) 643-9402 or Fax (906) 643-9231.
Reg. Fee $ ________________
*
Antiques On the Bay Dinner
Tickets $___________ @ $15.00
TOTAL U.S. FUNDS
$______________________
DONʼT FORGET TO
CAST YOUR BALLOT.
ALL SPECTATORS
CAN VOTE!
Plaques will be awarded to the
vehicles receiving the Top 40 votes.
In addition to the Top 40 Peopleʼs
Choice winners,
several judged vehicles in a variety of
categories will receive awards.
WINNERS WILL BE REVIEWED
BY OUR STAFF.

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By Mary Petrides
Wally and Elly Tupper’s three children
used to argue for the chance to
carry groceries to the car. It was a 1965
Mustang convertible, which turned
heads and drew eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tupper are in their 70s
and their children are now in their 40s.
They bought the Mustang in 1986,
when their middle son was a junior in
high school, and have since acquired
eight more classic cars – all red, all
Fords. They plan to bring the 1965
Mustang to the Antiques on the Bay
Car Show.
Antiques on the Bay will be Friday,
June 22, and Saturday, June 23, at the
St. Ignace Public Marina. The St.
Ignace Car Show will be June 28
through June 30 downtown. Both
shows are free of charge.
“The fun thing is it makes me feel
young when we’re in it,” she said of the
car. “Get in today’s convertible, you
just feel like you’re in a new car. Get in
a ’65 Mustang, you feel like you’re a
kid again in 1978.”
Red Fords have been a part of the
Tupper family for nearly their entire 55
years of marriage, she said. The first
new car they bought together was a
1959 convertible. They checked at a
few dealerships and found the best deal
at Ford, so they continued buying
Fords. Mr. Tupper said she could pick
the color if she’d let him choose the
motor and other inner workings of the
car. Mrs. Tupper’s favorite color is red.
“So we’ve had 55 years of red
Fords,” she said.
Owning classic cars and caring for
them requires dedication, she said.
“First of all, you have to be able to
afford it,” she said. “Then, you have to
be willing to do the work.”
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The two work together to keep the
car clean and waxed every time they
drive it. He does the basic cleaning on
the engine; she uses a cotton swab for
more detailed cleaning.
“He always tells people it’s a labor of
love. You have to really want to do it,
because it is a lot of work,” she said.
It’s important to keep the car clean
because people will be turning their
heads to see it, she said. Owning a classic
car is asking for people to look, so
it should be clean. It’s also important in
car shows, she said.
“I don’t vote for a car that’s dirty,”
she said. “You can maybe not have the
most expensive or not have the highest
quality car there, but you can have it
clean.”
Repairs take time, too, she said.
“Just like any car, things will go
wrong. If you have a problem, if the
door doesn’t latch, you have to take it
to get repaired. Sometimes you have to
seek out somebody that does classic
cars. We’ve had motors overhauled because
we’ve driven lots of miles on it,”
she said.
They have had good luck finding
classic car mechanics in Hillsdale,
where they lived for 15 years, and in
Traverse City, where they live now.
Mrs. Tupper said the best part of having
classic cars is the social aspect.
“Some people say it’s like boating,
where you get to know everyone in the
marina,” she said.
When they lived in Hillsdale, which
is near the Ohio border, they formed
friendships with classic car owners in
southern Michigan and northern Ohio
and Indiana. They meet people at car
shows across the United States. It was
the same when they moved to Traverse
City.
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Wally and Elly Tupper will bring their 1965 Ford Mustang convertible, pictured
here, to the Antiques on the Bay Car Show in St. Ignace. (Tupper family photograph)
“Now we have a whole circle of
friends in northern Michigan,” Mrs.
Tupper said.
Antiques on the Bay features classic
convertibles this year. All makes and
models of antique cars are welcome.
Fireworks Every Saturday in St. Ignace
July 4 & Every Saturday through September 1
Antiques on the Bay Car Show
June 22-23, 2012
St. Ignace Car Show Weekend
June 28-30, 2012
St. Ignace Fish Feast
July 21, 2012
Bayside Music Festival
August 4, 2012
Heritage Week
August 19-25, 2012
Rendezvous at the
Straits Powwow
August 25-26, 2012
Arts & Crafts Dockside
September 1-2, 2012
Great Waters Festival
October 6-7, 2012
UP Pond Hockey
February 15-17, 2013
Mondays
Sunset Cruise by Star Line
Tuesdays
Live at the Pavillion
Wine & Beer Tasting
Historic Walking Tour
Wednesdays
Locals on the Bay
Waterfront Entertainment
Thursdays
Bayside Live!
Waterfront Entertainment
Fridays
Fab Friday
Historic Walking Tour
Vesper Cruise by Arnold Line
Saturdays
Bayside Farmer’s Market
Music, Prizes & Fun
Fireworks Over the Bay
Historic Walking Tour
Sundays
Movies by the Bay
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By Mary Petrides
The St. Ignace Fire Department will
cruise along State Street in the Down
Memory Lane parade Friday night, June
29, in their 1929 Model A Ford and clown
costumes. Their clown skit, essentially
unchanged for 50 years, has become a
crowd favorite.
In fact, the crowds won’t let them stop
performing the skit, said Robert St. Louis,
an experienced fire department clown.
“When we don’t do it, the crowd starts
yelling at us to do it. We’ve said, ‘Man,
people are going to get bored of it,’” he
said, laughing. “But if we don’t do it, they
get mad at us.”
The skit, played out in the middle of
the street many times during the parade,
involves one clown getting hurt, then a
doctor trying to revive him. When the
doctor is unsuccessful, a couple more
clowns place the injured clown on a
stretcher – but it’s a breakaway stretcher,
so the injured clown is left behind. Five
or six clowns are involved in the per-
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formance.
The skit takes about a minute, so the
firemen try to target particularly crowded
areas along the parade route for their five
or six performances. City Hall is one
good place to watch, Mr. St. Louis said.
The Model A Ford is
“really the star of the
whole clown act. Without
the car, we’re nothing.
We’re just a bunch
of guys dressed up with
makeup.”
Robert St. Louis,
St. Ignace Fire Dept. Clown
The Model A is a key part of the skit,
he said.
“That’s really the star of the whole
clown act,” he said. “Without the car,
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with makeup.”
Mr. St. Louis said he enjoys
entertaining the
crowds, especially the children.
If he gets a running
start, he can slide in his big
red clown shoes across the
blacktop and shake hands
with spectators. He remembers
a heavy rain a
few years ago when many
of the floats and bands had
to leave the parade.
“The show’s got to go on
with the clowns,” he said,
even when their makeup is
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running down their faces. “People appreciate
that more if you stick it out.”
At a different parade in Mackinaw City
a few years ago, the clowns’ car caught
fire. Firemen generally know how to handle
a fire, he said, but “not when you’re in
a clown car.”
“People thought it was part of the act.
We’re running around the clown car like
idiots trying to find water or something.
People were just clapping. They loved it,”
he said.
Finally, another parade participant used
his hat to put out the fire.
The St. Ignace Down Memory Lane
parade, he said, is a long parade and
packed full of people.
“We’re pretty beat by the end of it,” he
said. “Some parades, you just get pockets
of people. With Down Memory Lane parade,
it’s pretty solid people from start to
finish. That’s a lot of fun.
This year’s St. Ignace Car Show Down Memory Lane parade will be Friday, June
29, beginning at 7 p.m. and traveling through town on State Street. The parade will
begin near Stockbridge and continue on State Street until it reaches Church Street.
The parade begins with front-line cruisers, said parade organizer Merv Wyse. They
may be high-powered cars that overheat easily and don’t handle the stop-and-start of
parades very well. After these are a handful of feature cars selected by car show organizer
Ed Reavie. The rest of the cars, floats, and entertainment acts will follow, including
the Petoskey Steel Drum Band and floats by Griffin Beverage, First National
Bank of St. Ignace, and Glen Memorial Baptist Church, among others.
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By Aebra Coe
The last weekend of June, downtown St.
Ignace will fill up with shiny cars from a
variety of eras for the 36 th annual St. Ignace
Car Show.
The three-day event will feature a Kewadin
Casino Cruise Night Thursday
evening, June 28, the Down Memory Lane
parade Friday evening, June 29, and display
of hundreds of custom, vintage, and
modified vehicles on State Street Saturday,
June 30.
The car show draws automotive enthusiasts,
designers, collectors, and customizers
to St. Ignace.
Organizer Ed Reavie of Nostalgia Productions
commented that the show is family
friendly, and offers a full weekend of
activities.
The weekend kicks off on Thursday
with the Kewadin Casino Cruise Night.
Participants will begin to line up at 4 p.m.
at the casino in St. Ignace and take a route
through downtown on State Street and up
to I-75 North, at 7 p.m. The cruise loops
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back to the convention center at the casino,
where there will be a disc jockey, concessions,
prize drawings, and music.
“It should be a fun night,” said Mr.
Reavie, mentioning that there were 199
participants last year.
On Friday, there will be a Down Memory
Lane Parade of marching bands,
clowns, floats, and, of course, cars. It will
travel through town on State Street from
the Mackinac County Road Commission
building just north of town to Glen’s grocery
store south of downtown beginning at
7 p.m. and ending at about 8:30 p.m.
The main event is the car show on Saturday.
Organizers will block off traffic to
downtown St. Ignace along North State
Street from Church Street to Marquette
Street from 7:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. The road
will be filled with classic and modern cars,
food vendors, and crowds of car enthusiasts
on foot.
Some examples of vehicles that will be
at the show are a few Lenny Longuski, of
Ubly, plans to bring. They are a 1932 Ford
Coupe he rebuilt in 1995
with a Corvette engine, a
custom-painted Harley
Davidson Road Glide motorcycle,
a 1979 Corvette
c3, an H3 Hummer with
custom paint and modifications,
and a custom built
1937 Ford Roadster.
The Roadster is a hardtop
convertible Mr. Longuski
and his team at Lenny’s
Auto made as a tribute to
his cousin Jimmie Bones,
keyboardist for Kid Rock.
The car, which he calls the
“Rockster,” took more than
two years to build. The interior
is wrapped in ostrich
and cow leather and the
floor mats have Mr. Bones’
autograph embroidered in
them.
Chevrolet is sponsoring
the car show and will have a large exhibit.
“You could spend half a day walking
around looking at that stuff,” said Mr.
Reavie. There will be cars built by Chevrolet
throughout the decades, from the 1940s
to new cars, and some test models that are
not yet sold.
There will also be two Michigan Pontiac
car clubs at the show for the first time this
year, displaying about 50 vehicles in the
city marina
parking lot.
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There is
enough to see
that it usually
takes at least a few hours to walk through,
he said.
“It’s a huge weekend for everyone in St.
Ignace,” Mr. Reavie said. “After a long
winter it brings visitors to town, to the
businesses.”
“Top Hat” John Jendza III, a specialty
automotive historian, will be this year’s
guest of honor. He is director of the Henry
M. Leland Chapter of the Society of Automotive
Historians, and has hosted and produced
more than 200 automotive cable
television shows.
Admission to the show and all show activities
is free of charge.
Enjoy The
Weekend
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Remembering Fast Car Legend Carroll Shelby
Carroll Shelby, professional
driver, designer, engineer, author,
and businessman, was Guest of
Honor at the 9th Annual Straits
Area Antique Auto Show and
Collector Car Festival in 1984,
and attracted a strong contingent
of high-performance Shelby Cobras
and Shelby Mustang collectors.
He died May 10, 2012, at the
age of 89.
Born January 11, 1923 in East
Texas, Shelby graduated from
drag racing to road racing around
the country and into Europe, and
until a heart condition forced him
to retire in 1962, he dominated
the sport.
His career then turned to build-
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Honor. It was “star power” at its
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in black and
passing up offers
from
countless fe-
males of varying ages.
“Let me out, I’ll go get a couple
of Buds,” he suggested as
we passed the State Bar, now
the Village Inn, near the end of
the parade route.
Up on West US-2, he declined
to enter the melee at the Big
Boy, where Cruise Night already
was underway, and opted,
instead, to grab something to eat
at the Zodiac restaurant across
the street.
Let’s get a burger,” he said,
and we went in and found the
last small table available. The
frightened waitress apologized
and told us the restaurant no
longer serving sandwiches and
that she was afraid to ask the
cook to bend the rules.
But owner Wally Massaway
knew what to do, and, in no
time, the waitress was back with
our burgers, and a story to tell
her friends. Carroll Shelby
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