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OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA (CHARTERED 11/12/91)


The <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> Corvette Club was<br />

chartered in 1991 for the owners of the only<br />

real AMERICAN sports car, the awesome<br />

CORVETTE. It's a social organization with<br />

activities that provide enjoyment for the true<br />

Corvette lover.<br />

MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD<br />

AT 6.30 P.M. ON THE 3 RD TUESDAY<br />

OF EVERY MONTH AT YOSEMITE<br />

FALLS CAFE, 4278 W. ASHLAN AVE,<br />

FRESNO CALIFORNIA. INTERESTED<br />

CORVETTE ENTHUSIATS ARE<br />

MORE THAN WELCOME TO<br />

ATTEND THE MEETINGS AND MEET<br />

OUR MEMBERS.<br />

Club activities include monthly meetings,<br />

car shows, weekend Club activities,<br />

overnighters, picnics, road rallies, summer<br />

cruises, holiday get-to-gathers and more!<br />

Eligibility for membership in CVC is<br />

defined in Article III, section 1 of the<br />

bylaws in part as follows: "Membership in<br />

<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong> shall be open to all<br />

Corvette owners who are sponsored by a<br />

member in good standing. Additionally, a<br />

prospective member must, within a three<br />

month period , attend two consecutive<br />

meetings, participate in two club sanctioned<br />

social activities, pay current membership<br />

dues and initiation fees, and be approved by<br />

two- thirds vote of membership present at<br />

any general membership meeting by secret<br />

ballot<br />

Sponsors shall be responsible for advising<br />

prospective member of results. All members<br />

must submit proof of personal insurance in<br />

accordance with California State Law upon<br />

application for membership, and all<br />

members must be a member of the<br />

association providing club liability insurance<br />

for CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES.<br />

A prospective member who does not have a<br />

sponsor will be provided one by the<br />

membership committee. Non-members may<br />

not participate in more than three meetings<br />

or two sanctioned activities.<br />

CVC membership dues are $67.00 plus an<br />

initiation fee of $35.00. Membership entitles<br />

two members at the same address voting<br />

privileges at meetings (provided they are in<br />

good standing) and membership rights.<br />

Please feel free to contact the membership<br />

chairperson, Charlotte Renna (559)323-0153<br />

or any officer on the following page.


PRESIDENT<br />

Gary Pflepsen (Jan)<br />

559-298-7241<br />

gpflep@aol.com<br />

VP-ACTIVITIES<br />

Skip Severance (LeighAnn)<br />

559-299-3550<br />

skipseverance@att.net<br />

VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/MEMBERSHIP<br />

Charlotte Renna<br />

559-323-0153<br />

chrenna@aol.com<br />

SECRETARY<br />

Debby Anderson (Terry)<br />

559-801-7482<br />

Debbydoo64@yahoo.com<br />

TREASURER<br />

Mike Lebda (Mary)<br />

559-298-7993<br />

mjlebda@comcast.net<br />

PARLIMENTARIAN<br />

Craig Hansen (Pam)<br />

559-645-0513<br />

hansenrt66@att.net<br />

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS<br />

Chuck Laningham (Linda)<br />

559-304-2525<br />

laningham@hotmail.com<br />

Mission Statement / Officers....2-3<br />

A Word from our President.........4<br />

Secretary’s Minutes....................5<br />

Sunshine & Clouds..................6-7<br />

Birthdays & Anniversaries...........8<br />

New Members & Guests..............9<br />

Cookin’ with Tom................10-12<br />

Old Expressions.......................13<br />

In the Garage w/Jeff...........14-15<br />

CVC Activities.........................16<br />

CVC Event Flyers................17-23<br />

Laughlin Run......................26-29<br />

Wine & Vintages Run.......... 28-35<br />

Clovis Rodeo Parade........... 36-39<br />

Our Sponsor Ed Dena...............40<br />

RAFFLE TICKETS<br />

Susan Walker (Del)<br />

559-255-2613<br />

delwalker@live.com<br />

WEBSITE EDITOR<br />

Charlie Fosnaugh (Kim)<br />

559-299-0547<br />

Fosnaugh@comcast.net


Jan and I had the good fortune to be<br />

able to go on the “Gamblers Classic”<br />

run to Laughlin this year. The run is put<br />

on by <strong>Corvettes</strong> of Bakersfield and they<br />

do an outstanding job. Other than<br />

some high winds that hindered the<br />

poker run the activities were a lot of<br />

fun. Some money was won, some lost<br />

and we even managed to get in a game<br />

of golf. I would highly recommend to<br />

any newer members who haven’t been<br />

to go next year if they put it on again.<br />

It’s too bad the run was the same<br />

weekend as the Clovis Rodeo Parade. I<br />

really missed my annual doughnut!<br />

By the time you read this the annual<br />

picnic will have happened. It’s a great<br />

reflection on the club that our treasury<br />

is healthy enough to fund the picnic,<br />

Christmas party and also make an<br />

annual contribution to charity.<br />

The money we have saved by doing the<br />

Newsletter on line, (thanks Charlie), and<br />

member support of the monthly raffle<br />

have been instrumental in maintaining<br />

our fiscal health. Thanks to the members<br />

who buy tickets, those who donate such<br />

neat prizes and Susan Walker who sells<br />

the tickets for making the raffle such a<br />

success.<br />

I’m putting the finishing touches on the<br />

Mystery Run. The cutoff for signing up<br />

and paying the run fee, $650, is the <strong>May</strong><br />

17 th general meeting. Meeting time and<br />

place will be provided when we get closer<br />

to the run.<br />

See you all at the next meeting.<br />

October 22nd has been set as the date<br />

for our Twenty Fifth Anniversary Party at<br />

the Garrahan’s. Charlotte and her party<br />

committee will be providing more info as<br />

time goes on.<br />

See you all at the next meeting.<br />

GARY


Parliamentarian Craig Hansen stated that we<br />

will have nominations in 5 months. Craig<br />

also told us that preview of all the wonderful<br />

places they are going, there is going to be a<br />

meeting & slide show on <strong>May</strong> 28 th at 12:00<br />

at Yosemite Falls.<br />

Sgt. at Arms Chuck Laningham collected<br />

$1.75 in missing badge fees.<br />

Sunshine and Clouds report was given by Jan<br />

Pflepsen.<br />

<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong><br />

General Meeting Minutes<br />

April 19, <strong>2016</strong><br />

The General meeting was called to order at<br />

6:30 by President Gary Pflepsen.<br />

The minutes from the March meeting were<br />

read by Debby Anderson, Secretary. Dick<br />

Danielsen made a motion to accept the<br />

minutes as read and it was seconded by<br />

Del Walker. Motion carried.<br />

Treasurer’s Report was given by Mike<br />

Lebda.<br />

VP of Activities, Skip Severance had the run<br />

leaders report on the previous month’s<br />

runs. The upcoming runs are the Kerman<br />

Car Show April 30 th , Club Picnic <strong>May</strong> 1 st ,<br />

Word from Home Car Show June 26 th<br />

Presidents Mystery Tour July 6-9, North by<br />

Northwest Tour Aug 27 to Sept 11 th .<br />

VP of PR/Membership Charlotte Renna<br />

gave the Birthday and Anniversary report.<br />

Visitors tonight were Diane Tjerrild, Bob<br />

Peluso, Dave & Lori Dukes for their second<br />

meeting. First time visitors were Steve<br />

Garcia, Kathy Renna and Ralph Morgan.<br />

We voted in Bob, Diane, Dave & Lori as<br />

new members tonight.<br />

Old Business:<br />

Charlotte informed us that the committee is<br />

meeting and currently working on some<br />

really special things for the 25 th Anniversary<br />

party.<br />

New Business:<br />

Since we have more members in the club,<br />

Mike thought we needed to increase the<br />

Picnic budget so we voted to increase funds<br />

to $1900 for the <strong>2016</strong> Club picnic. Keith<br />

Garrison made a motion to accept the<br />

increase and Scott Parkin seconded it.<br />

Motion carried.<br />

The next General Meeting will be Tuesday,<br />

<strong>May</strong> 17, <strong>2016</strong><br />

The next Board Meeting will be Tuesday,<br />

April 26 th at Mike Lebda’s house at 7:00 pm.<br />

A motion to adjourn the meeting was made<br />

by Craig Hansen and seconded by Jeff<br />

Levine.<br />

Meeting adjourned at 7:10<br />

Respectfully submitted by,<br />

Debby Anderson, Secretary


April 19, <strong>2016</strong><br />

SUNSHINE & CLOUDS<br />

Jan De Mello-Pflepsen<br />

THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL THE MESSAGES! I KNOW YOU TOOK TIME OUT OF YOUR<br />

BUSY DAY TO SEND ME YOUR INFORMATION……<br />

1. FROM MARY ANN WHITSON: ON APRIL 1 ST (NO JOKE) ROY WAS TAKING THEIR DOG<br />

Shadow FOR A WALK AND SHE BEGAN SNARLING AT A DOG ON THE OTHER SIDE OF<br />

A GATED FENCE. ROY TRIED TO GET HER UNDER CONTROL, LOST HIS BALANCE AND<br />

FELL INTO THE CURB, TAKING A LARGE CHUNK OF SKIN OFF HIS ARM. BEING ON A<br />

BLOOD THINNER, HE KNEW HE HAD TO GET HOME TO HAVE MARY ANN BANDAGE<br />

HIS WOUND. BY HE TIME HE GOT HOME THE ARM WAS QUITE SWOLLEN AND ROY<br />

THOUGHT HE HAD FRACTURED THE ARM. SO IT WAS OFF TO THE ER FOR X-RAYS.<br />

THE ARM WAS NOT FRACTURED, BUT 2 RIBS WERE. THE FOREARM HAD A LARGE<br />

HEMATOMA. THE NURSES PATCHED HIM AND SENT THEM HOME. TWO DAYS<br />

LATER, ROY AWAKENED WITH COUGHING AND SHIVERING, SO BACK TO ER WHERE<br />

HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PNEUMONIA AND WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL<br />

FOR A WEEK. MEANWHILE, THE HEMATOMA KEPT GETTING LARGER, SO THEY HAD<br />

A SURGEON CUT IT OUT. NOW HE HAS TWO BROKEN RIBS AND A LARGE WOUND<br />

ON HIS LEFT FOREARM TO HEAL UP FROM. AND YES, HE STILL LOVES HIS DOG AND<br />

NO WE ARE NOT GETTING RID OF HER.<br />

2. NOW FOR SOME HAPPY NEWS!! DAVID AND JULIE SONS RENEWED THEIR WEDDING<br />

VOWS. THE CEREMONY AND RECEPTION WAS HELD IN THEIR BEAUTIFUL BACK<br />

YARD. BEAUTIFUL FAMILY, WONDERFUL FRIENDS, MUSIC AND GREAT FOOD.<br />

PASTOR DEAN RUTHERFORD OF NORTHSIDE OFFICIATED AT THE SERVICE. 30 YEARS<br />

OF MEMORIES. CONGRATULATIONS. SUCH VERY SPECIAL NEWS FOR SUNSHINE<br />

AND CLOUDS.<br />

3. MIKE AND LYNN HENENFENT ARE ON THE GO AGAIN!! THEY WILL BE AWAY UNTIL<br />

MAY 3 RD . UNFORTUNATELY, THAT MEANS THEY WILL MISS THE KROEKERVILLE<br />

PICNIC THIS YEAR. THEY ARE FLYING TO FRANKFORT, KY TO MEET UP WITH FRIENDS<br />

AND THEN TAKING A ROAD TRIP TO THE DEEP SOUTH. THE PLAN IS TO TOUR


3. (continnued) SAVANNAH, GA AND CHARLESTON, S. CAROLINA AND SEE ANYTHING<br />

OF INTEREST. SOOOOO, HELLO TO OUR CLUB FAMILY AND SEE YOU ALL IN MAY.<br />

4. AND NOW SOME SAD NEWS REGARDING MARCI JARVIS. IT SEEMS THAT MARCI<br />

BROKE HER LEG (AGAIN) AND IS IN SAH WAITING TO MEET WITH THE DOCTORS TO<br />

SEE IF SHE WILL NEED ADDITIONAL SURGERY. AS SOON AS THERE IS MORE<br />

INFORMATION, IT WILL BE SENT TO ALL CVC MEMBERS.<br />

5. AND NOW FOR THE LATEST UPDATE REGARDING OUR DEAR ED KROEKER. ED WAS<br />

HAVING DINNER AT A LOCAL RESTAURANT AND FELL WHILE EXITING THE<br />

BUILDING. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL. HE STILL HAS LOTS OF PAIN<br />

WITH BROKEN RIBS. HOME HEALTH CAR HAS BEEN HELPING WITH HIS CARE. PER<br />

JOYCE; SHE SAYS THE NEXT TIME SHE MARRIES, IT WILL BE A SMALL LITTLE GUYS –<br />

MUCH EASIER TO HELP AROUND. …ED HAD A SIX DAYS STAY IN THE HOSPITAL. HE<br />

TAKES A LICKING AND KEEPS ON TICKING!!<br />

6. AND FINALLY, SOME VERY EXCITING NEWS ABOUT OUR CVC ROOKIES, DEL AND<br />

SUSAN WALKER. THEY TRAVELLED TO LAUGHLIN FOR THE BAKERSFIELD CORVETTE<br />

CLUB EVENT. THEY INVITED GARY AND I TO PLAY GOLF WITH THEM. I MIGHT AD<br />

THE WINDS WERE BLOWING AT 30 TO 40 MPH SO THIS WAS NOT GOING TO BE A<br />

SIMPLE GOLF GAME. DURING PLAY, DEL MANAGED TO HIT AN EAGLE ON A PAR 4<br />

AND A PAR 5. THIS MEANS HE HIT THE GOLF BALL IN THE HOLE 2 SHOTS LESS<br />

THAN THE PAR 4 AND PAR 5. THEN, HE HIT A SHOT THAT LANDS LESS THAN 1<br />

FOOT FROM THE PIN TO COMPLETE A HOLE IN 1 ON A PAR 4. NOW FOR AN<br />

EXAMPLE ON WHY THEY ARE ROOKIES: THEY DID NOT REALIZE THAT THEY NEEDED<br />

TO PREREGISTER TO ATTEND ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE BAKERSFIELD EVENT. AFTER<br />

SOME DEGREE OF PANIC, AND FEAR THEY HAD TO GO HOME, DEBBIE GARRISON<br />

MANAGED TO GET THEM REGISTERED. THE NEXT EVENING AT THE AWARDS<br />

CEREMONY THE WALKERS WON $500.00 FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE POKER RUN.<br />

CAN YOU BELIEVE THE LUCK??<br />

7. OTHER MEMBERS WON RAFFLE PRIZES, INCLUDING FOUR PRIZES BY RUTH AND<br />

DICK DANIELSEN. WOW! WHAT A FUN WEEKEND!!!<br />

Jan


y Charlotte Renna<br />

Lynne Henenfent, 4/04 – Terri Parks, 5/04 – Chuck Hall, 5/10 and Joyce Kroeker, 5/10<br />

Keith & Debbie Garrison, 5/10/92 – 24 Years<br />

PLEASE REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR NAME BADGES TO:<br />

ALL MEETINGS, CLUB EVENTS AND RUNS (25µ FINE EA.)<br />

SUPPORT YOUR CLUB RAFFLE AND BRING A RAFFLE PRIZE!<br />

AND BE SURE AND RECOMEND OUR WEB SITE REGULARY<br />

AT:<br />

www.<strong>Central</strong><strong>Valley</strong><strong>Corvettes</strong>.com


New members Dave and Lori Dukes<br />

New member Diane Tjerrild<br />

New member Bob Peluso<br />

Guest Ralph Morgan<br />

Guests Kathy Renna and Steve Garcia


Cooking with Tom !<br />

`<br />

Quick & Easy – Avocado, Roasted Corn & Shrimp


Special Ingredients: Stuffing Tomatoes<br />

Start with your favorite: Shrimp, Chicken Salad, etc.<br />

Buy @ Farmers market, Shaw & Blackstone, Fresno<br />

Buy @ Clovis Farmers Market, Clovis<br />

Grow it, Sierra View Nursery, 559-325-2929<br />

Restaurant of the Month:<br />

Pho 2006<br />

Vietnamese Food<br />

1468 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 559-322-8922<br />

Corvette Foodies, please send me your comments on any above.<br />

Kg6kyu@comcast.net<br />

Thanks, Tom Jarvis


Some great old expressions from an old friend of mine!<br />

Heavens to Murgatroyd!<br />

Would you recognize the word Murgatroyd? - Heavens to Murgatroyd! Lost Words from our<br />

childhood: Words gone as fast as the buggy whip! Sad really!<br />

The other day, a not so elderly (65) lady said something to her son about driving a Jalopy<br />

and he looked at her quizzically and said what the heck is a Jalopy? OMG -<br />

he had never heard of the word jalopy!! She knew she was old but not that old.<br />

Well, I hope you are Hunky Dory after you read this and chuckle - by R.L.<br />

About a month ago, I illuminated some old expressions that have become obsolete because<br />

of the inexorable march of technology. These phrases included "Don't touch that dial,"<br />

"Carbon copy," "You sound like a broken record” and "Hung out to dry."<br />

Back in the olden days we had a lot of moxie. We'd put on our best bib and tucker to<br />

straighten up and fly right - Heavens to Betsy! Gee whillikers! Jumping Jehoshaphat! Holy<br />

moley! We were "in like Flynn" and living the "life of Riley", and even a regular guy couldn't<br />

accuse us of being a knucklehead, a nincompoop or a pill. Not for all “the tea in China"!<br />

Back in the olden days, life used to be swell, but when's the last time anything was swell?<br />

Swell has gone the way of beehives, pageboys and the D.A, of spats, knickers, fedoras,<br />

poodle skirts, saddle shoes and pedal pushers. Oh, my aching back. Kilroy was here, but he<br />

isn’t anymore.<br />

We wake up from what surely has been just a short nap, and before we can say, well I'll be<br />

a monkey's uncle!/This is a fine kettle of fish! - we discover that the words we grew up with,<br />

the words that seemed omnipresent as oxygen, have vanished with scarcely a notice from<br />

our tongues and our pens and our keyboards.<br />

Poof, go the words of our youth, the words we've left behind. We blink and they're gone.<br />

Where have all those phrases gone?<br />

Long gone: Pshaw/The milkman did it/Hey! It's your nickel. Don't forget to pull the<br />

chain/Knee high to a grasshopper. Well, Fiddlesticks! Going like sixty. I'll see you in the<br />

funny papers. Don't take any wooden nickels/Heavens to Murgatroyd!<br />

It turns out there are more of these lost words and expressions than Carter has liver pills.<br />

This can be disturbing stuff! We of a certain age have been blessed to live in changeful<br />

times. For a child each new word is like a shiny toy, a toy that has no age. We at the other<br />

end of the chronological arc have the advantage of remembering there are words that once<br />

did not exist and there were words that once strutted their hour upon the earthly stage and<br />

now are heard no more, except in our collective memory. It's one of the greatest advantages<br />

of aging. See ya later, alligator! R.L.


‘In the Garage’ by Jeff Levine<br />

The Origins of the Big Tank Corvette<br />

Back in the 1960s, Chevrolet was not in the business of racing. The SCCA had a<br />

ban on factory-sponsored racecars, but that didn’t stop GM’s Chief Engineer<br />

Zora Arkus-Duntov. Duntov did his best to conjure up a high performance<br />

package for Corvette that would enable the car to compete with Shelbys Fordpowered<br />

Cobra at the racetracks. That package was designated RPO Z06<br />

1966 Big Tank Corvette<br />

When the all-new for ’63 Sting Ray debuted, the coupe (when equipped with<br />

the L84 360 horsepower 327 small-block, a $430.40 option) could be<br />

ordered with the Z06 Special Performance Equipment package. Shelling out<br />

another $1,818 (on top of the Corvette’s $4,252 base price and that<br />

aforementioned engine cost) got you a beefier-than-stock front sway bar, a<br />

vacuum brake booster, dual master cylinder, sintered metallic brake linings,<br />

power-assisted Alfin drums cooled by front air scoops and vented backing<br />

plates, and larger diameter heavy duty shocks and springs. It also netted you<br />

a 36.5 gallon fuel tank (stock tanks were mere 20 gallon units), ensuring<br />

more track time and less refueling time. These <strong>Corvettes</strong> came to be known<br />

as “Big Tanks”– ready for the racetrack right off the assembly line.


The Z06 package was initially available only on coupes, as the oversized tank<br />

would not fit on the convertibles. Later in the model year however, the Z06<br />

option package could be had on the soft top cars as well, sans the big tank. In<br />

1963, just 199 <strong>Corvettes</strong> were ordered with RPO Z06. The option would not<br />

be offered on a Corvette again until 2001. Although the Z06 option was not<br />

available on any of the other mid-year <strong>Corvettes</strong>, you could check enough<br />

option boxes at the time of ordering to get a similarly-equipped Sting Ray.<br />

And after 1964, you could also order those goodies with a big-block engine.<br />

Enter our feature car…<br />

Roger Judski of Roger’s Corvette Center in Maitland, FL, has owned this 1966<br />

427, 425 horsepower Big Tank Corvette since 1984. It has recently returned<br />

from Texas where it received a full body-off restoration to NCRS standards<br />

by the well-known Naber’s Brothers of Houston. It’s the final piece to Roger’s<br />

collection of big-block <strong>Corvettes</strong> and what he refers to as the “Dream Team”.<br />

This particular Sting Ray, finished in gorgeous Nassau Blue applied by the<br />

experts at Burke <strong>Corvettes</strong> in Orlando, is extremely rare and valuable. It’s<br />

one of only 66 Corvette coupes produced in 1966 with the N03 option – the<br />

36.5 gallon fuel tank. The odometer reads just 42,030 miles. The additional<br />

convenience option of power windows and the appearance option of factory<br />

cast aluminum knock-off wheels make this one very special order Corvette.<br />

The 425 horsepower 427 was a $312.85 option in ’66, and the 36.5 gallon<br />

fuel tank stickered for $198.05. Expensive at the time, but comparatively,<br />

those costs seem like pocket change today. Article from:Eckler’s Pitstop Blog


CVC Activities Schedule<br />

Here are the runs that are currently scheduled. Call me with your run ideas.<br />

<strong>May</strong> 1 Annual Kroekerville Picnic Board<br />

<strong>May</strong> 28 Northwest Preview Meeting Hansen’s<br />

Jun 11 Grizzly Den Mariposa Lunch Run Hall’s<br />

Jun 26 Word from Home Car Show Hansen’s<br />

Jul 6-9 Presidents Mystery Tour Pflepsen<br />

Aug 27-Sep 11 North by North West Tour Hansen’s<br />

Oct 22 CVC 25 th Anniversary Party Garrahan’s<br />

Dec 8 Christmas Party Garrison’s<br />

Dec 11 Hay Ride Renna<br />

Dec 31 New Year’s Eve Lunch Severance<br />

GENERAL MEETING ALWAYS 3 RD TUESDAY 6:30pm<br />

BOARD MEETING ALWAYS 4 TH TUESDAY 7:00pm<br />

Dominos 2 nd & 4 th Thursday of the Month


CVC 3 rd Annual Picnic at Kroekerville<br />

<strong>May</strong> 1, <strong>2016</strong><br />

Back by popular demand, good food,<br />

music, desert contest, games & more.<br />

It was a GREAT picnic again! Pictures next month!


CVC Preview<br />

Lunch/Meeting<br />

Saturday,<br />

<strong>May</strong> 28th at Noon<br />

Yosemite Falls Café<br />

4728 W. Ashlan, Fresno<br />

(Off Highway 99 at Ashlan)<br />

Contact Craig Hansen<br />

At 209-363-7811<br />

For Lunch Reservation


Grizzlies Den Lunch Run<br />

Saturday, June 11th<br />

To: The Grizzlies Den in Mariposa<br />

3125 Triangle Road, Mariposa, CA 95338<br />

Meet at: Villagio Village Shopping Center<br />

S/W corner of Blackstone & Nees in the West<br />

end of the parking lot by Pismos at 10:30 am<br />

We’re leaving by 11:00 – don’t be late!<br />

Lunch will be Burgers, Sandwiches, etc.<br />

Contact Run Leaders: Chuck & Sharon Hall<br />

301-4795 or 259-0186 or squilla@comcast.net<br />

Ummm-mmm...........GOOD!


9 th Annual Word From Home<br />

Car Show to Support Our Troops<br />

Over 2,300<br />

care packages delivered!<br />

Car Show &<br />

Freedom Celebration<br />

Sunday, June 26, <strong>2016</strong><br />

5:00 P.M. til Dark <br />

Lifetree<br />

Assembly of God Church<br />

35849 Ave 13 ½<br />

Madera, Ca.<br />

NW Corner of Road 36<br />

and Ave 13 ½<br />

Madera Ranchos<br />

To enter your car call<br />

Pam Hansen (559) 474-2330


9 th Annual Word From Home Car Show <br />

and Freedom Celebra6on to Support Our Troops <br />

Sunday June 26, <strong>2016</strong> 5:00 P.M. 6l Dark <br />

Lifetree Assembly of God Church 35849 Ave 13 ½ Madera Ranchos <br />

Call Pam Hansen (559) 474-­‐2330 for more informaIon <br />

FIREWORKS <br />

BARBEQUE CHICKEN, HAMBURGERS AND HOTDOGS <br />

BOUNCE HOUSE <br />

Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________ <br />

Address_________________________________________________________City_________________Zip____________ <br />

Vehicle InformaIon – Year________________ Make_______________________Model ___________________________ <br />

Fee Enclosed $20.00 preregistraIon checks payable to Lifetree Assembly of God Church. <br />

In considera,on of the acceptance of the right to par,cipate, entrants by the execu,on of this entry form release and discharge the sponsors and their representa,ves <br />

from any and all known damages, injuries, losses, and/or claims from any causes whatsoever that may be suffered by entrant to his person or property. Further, each entrant <br />

expressly agrees to indemnify all of the forgoing from any and all liability occasioned or resul,ng from the conduct of entrants or any par,cipant assis,ng or <br />

coopera,ng with entrant under the discre,on or control of entrants. Sorry no Refunds on entry fee. <br />

Entrants signature_________________________________________________Date_____________________________


PRESIDENT’S<br />

MYSTERY RUN<br />

JULY 6-9<br />

COST: $650 PER COUPLE<br />

DESTINATION: YOU’RE LOOKING AT IT!!!<br />

SIGN UP AND PAY CVC BY THE MAY 17 MEETING<br />

.


READ ALL ABOUT IT !!<br />

<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong> turns 25!<br />

Come Celebrate on October 22, <strong>2016</strong><br />

at Pat and Patricia Garrahan’<br />

In 1991, a group of corvette enthusiast<br />

gathered together to make a better world for<br />

themselves & fellow corvette lovers. During<br />

this year, up to Oct, when this wonderful event<br />

happened, you will read articles to remind you<br />

of how this came to be and you will hear about<br />

events and the people that made them happen.<br />

STAY TUNED FOR MORE!!


Thanks to Charlotte Renna for organizing this evening run and<br />

providing the goodies and deserts afterwards!


This place was just packet with antiques! (and I don’t mean us)


We even had a serenade by a Barber Shop Quartet.<br />

Click on the picture below for a song!


We hope to go back to this amazing establishment!<br />

Thank you to Colonel Linder for this great evening.


Click below for a movie from Andy’s sister, Tammy!


C7<br />

3LT<br />

Z51<br />

• Torch Red Convertable<br />

• Jet Black Interior<br />

• Fully Loaded<br />

• less than 100 Miles on it<br />

• MSRP $80,410<br />

• CVC Price, only $73,637

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