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Don Schmidt’s Schmidt’ s ‘51 P22 sedan from Ravenna, Nebr. Nebr
Brad Skiles’ ‘68 Barracuda from Huntley, Huntley,
Nebr. Nebr
Rick Kwiakowski’s Kwiakowski’ s ‘67 Barracuda from St. Paul, Nebr. Nebr
oldies in their repertoire as well as several
originals which were hilarious,
such as “I’m a Spy for Wal-Mart”
and one that went kind of like this:
“When I’m gone, just put me in a
Glad bag out at the curb for the
sanitation truck, or if I go the
other way, an oven bag!”
Last on the entertainment
agenda was Patsy Cline impersonator
Melinda Ferre who is
from a small town about 30
miles south of Hazard. For over
an hour, she wowed the audience
with her spectacular voice, singing
the original songs Patsy Cline made
famous. The front deck became a
dance floor for several of the charter
“Patsy Cline”
members of the Rocky Mountain
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Art Reddish’s Reddish’ s 1974 Satillite from Holdredge, Nebr. Nebr
Bill Johnson’s Johnson’ s ‘69 Mod-Top Mod-Top
Barracuda
Region. We were pleased to hear that so
many of our Plymouth family are
Patsy Cline fans. Alton Johnson
from Loveland, Colorado, told her
that he has every album that had
been originally produced. We
were told that Joyce Reed got so
excited she lost her gum!
SEVERAL EVERAL WHO ATTENDED
TTENDED the
Plymouth Family Gathering
drove their Plymouths. The
only ones having car problems
were Stan and Sandy Hicks from
Briggsdale, Colorado, who blew a
head gasket on their 1966Barracuda,
but they were able to baby it back
home by keeping the radiator full
Ken Hammers and child- child
of water. Stan also put a can of
hood friend, Betty Wolfe olfe