Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - November 2018
Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - November 2018 Magazine
Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - November 2018 Magazine
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Upcoming Movie Nite – Wednesday Nov. 7 th – Nutcracker & the 4 Realms!
The <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> Corvette Club was<br />
chartered in 1991 for the owners <strong>of</strong> the only<br />
real AMERICAN sports car, the awesome<br />
CORVETTE. It is 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 ENTHUSIAST 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> membership present at a<br />
general membership meeting by secret<br />
ballot.<br />
Sponsors shall be responsible for advising<br />
prospective member <strong>of</strong> results. All members<br />
must submit pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> personal insurance in<br />
accordance with California State Law upon<br />
application for membership, and all<br />
members must be a member <strong>of</strong> 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 as per CVC<br />
Bylaws.<br />
CVC membership dues are $67.00 plus an<br />
initiation fee <strong>of</strong> $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, Dick Johnson (559) 940-5719<br />
or any <strong>of</strong>ficer on the following page.
PRESIDENT<br />
Andy Anderson<br />
977-3387<br />
ancon545@yahoo.com<br />
VP-ACTIVITIES<br />
Dick Danielsen<br />
298-5229<br />
redanielsenr@aol.com<br />
VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEMBERSHIP<br />
Dick Johnson<br />
940-5719<br />
rejohnson1142@gmail.com<br />
SECRETARY<br />
Terry Johnson<br />
940-0876<br />
purplegal54@gmail.com<br />
TREASURER<br />
Darlene Derringer<br />
647-1577<br />
darlenemoats@sbcglobal.net<br />
Mission Statement / Officers..... 2-3<br />
A Word from our President.......... 4<br />
Secretary’s Minutes..................... 5<br />
Membership Renewals…………… 6-7<br />
Birthdays & Anniversaries......... 8-9<br />
Sunshine & Clouds……………… 10-11<br />
Treasures in the Shed..…..... 12-13<br />
CVC Activities............................ 14<br />
CVC Event Flyers.................. 15-21<br />
Sanger Homecoming pics……. 22-25<br />
Ice Cream Social pics……..…. 26-28<br />
Shinzen Tour & Lunch…....... 29-35<br />
From our Sponsor, Ed Dena....... 36<br />
PARLIAMENTARIAN<br />
Gary Pflepsen<br />
999-2957<br />
pgpflep@aol.com<br />
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS<br />
Chuck Laningham<br />
304-7662<br />
laningham@hotmail.com<br />
SUNSHINE & CLOUDS - NEWS<br />
Debbie Garrison<br />
875-0800<br />
keithgar@aol.com<br />
WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER EDITOR<br />
Charlie Fosnaugh<br />
299-0547<br />
fosnaugh@comcast.net
…a word from our President!<br />
Hi Corvetter’s:<br />
Well this is it, our next meeting is<br />
our Annual Meeting. If you missed more<br />
than four meetings you will not get to<br />
vote for the new board. Cannot believe it<br />
is the holidays again time is going so fast<br />
but it always does when you are having<br />
fun. We have some great people running<br />
this year. Good luck to all <strong>of</strong> you!! If you<br />
haven’t paid your dues yet it is due. Do<br />
not forget to sign your renewal and<br />
include a copy <strong>of</strong> your insurance. Looking<br />
forward to seeing you all at the next<br />
meeting. Take care and be safe.<br />
Your President,<br />
Andy Anderson
history with 105 cars attending. Lynne<br />
Henenfent reminded everyone to meet<br />
at Roger Rocka at 5:15 on Dec. 1st.<br />
Doors open at 5:30pm. Christmas Party<br />
is fast approaching on December 6 th .<br />
<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong><br />
General Meeting Minutes 10-16-18<br />
The General Meeting was called to order<br />
by President Andy Anderson at 6:30pm.<br />
Minutes from the September meeting<br />
were read. Joyce Kroeker made a<br />
motion to accept the minutes as read,<br />
Ruthie Danielsen seconded. Darlene<br />
Derringer gave the Treasurer’s report.<br />
Tonight’s raffle brought in $225.<br />
Winners <strong>of</strong> the<br />
$50 bills were<br />
Lorraine<br />
Henderson and<br />
Charlotte Renna<br />
VP <strong>of</strong> Public Relations Dick Johnson –<br />
Birthday’s totaled 335 years and the<br />
winner <strong>of</strong> the Panera gift card was the<br />
Henenfent’s at 50 years. Dick Johnson<br />
filled in for a vacationing Gary Pflepsen<br />
and asked if there were any more<br />
nominations for the <strong>November</strong><br />
Elections.<br />
Chuck Laningham found another<br />
perfect month with no badge fines.<br />
Debbie Garrison gave her Sunshine and<br />
Clouds report. The White’s were back<br />
from their tug boat adventures. Good<br />
to see Jeff Levine. Gail Tavares is<br />
recovering from surgery. The Hayes<br />
welcomed their newest great grandson.<br />
Diane Hayes made a motion to adjourn<br />
the meeting at 7:04pm. Tom Jarvis<br />
seconded. Next Board meeting will be<br />
at Dick Danielsen’s home, 7pm.<br />
Respectfully submitted,<br />
Terry Johnson, Secretary<br />
Thank you to the following members<br />
for donating raffle prizes: A&C<br />
Anderson, Danielsen, Derringer,<br />
Dukes, Henderson, Henenfent, Jarvis,<br />
Johnson, Kroeker, Laningham, Lebda,<br />
Null, Renna, Severance.<br />
VP <strong>of</strong> Activities, Dick Danielsen – went<br />
over past runs. 46 people attended the<br />
Duke’s ice cream social. Snelling Car<br />
Show had the biggest turn out in their
Attention C.V.C. Members<br />
October 1, <strong>2018</strong><br />
C.V.C. Member:<br />
Our 2019 membership dues <strong>of</strong> $67.00 are due by the December general meeting<br />
(December 18 th ). If dues aren’t paid by this time, it will be considered delinquent.<br />
Membership may be terminated for those members whose dues have not been<br />
received by the December general meeting or December 31, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
Enclosed is a C.V.C. membership renewal form to complete and return with your<br />
dues payment. Also, please include a copy <strong>of</strong> your current automobile insurance<br />
verification.<br />
Please make your check payable to <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong> (C.V.C.) The dues can<br />
be paid at the general meeting or can be mailed to:<br />
<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong><br />
P.O. Box 26591<br />
<strong>Fresno</strong>, Ca. 93729-6591<br />
Thank you for paying your dues in a timely manner.<br />
Remember the Annual meeting will be held at the general meeting on <strong>November</strong><br />
20, <strong>2018</strong>. At this time, membership will be voting on a new Board for 2019-2020.<br />
Please try to attend this important meeting.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
C.V.C. Board
NEW ________ RENEWAL ________ (Check one)<br />
CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES<br />
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION<br />
NO CHANGE _____(Check if all information is the same since your last renewal, PRINT your name, sign & return)<br />
MEMBER 1 __________________________________________________________DATE OF BIRTH _____________<br />
LAST FIRST BADGE NAME (If different)<br />
MEMBER 2 __________________________________________________________DATE OF BIRTH _____________<br />
LAST FIRST BADGE NAME (If different)<br />
ADDRESS _________________________________ CITY ___________________ STATE ________ ZIP __________<br />
DATE OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARY _______________<br />
MM/DD/YY<br />
PHONE 1 _______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ ___________________________<br />
HOME WORK CELL FAX E-MAIL<br />
PHONE 2 _______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ ___________________________<br />
HOME WORK CELL FAX E-MAIL<br />
MEMBER 1 _______________________________ _____________________________ ______________________<br />
EMPLOYER OCCUPATION DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER<br />
MEMBER 2 _______________________________ _____________________________ ______________________<br />
EMPLOYER OCCUPATION DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER<br />
CORVETTES<br />
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________<br />
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________<br />
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________<br />
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO ENTER AND PARTICIPATE IN CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE<br />
ACCEPTANCE OF THIS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY RELEASE CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES, IT'S<br />
DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AND ENTITIES INVOLVED WITH THE ORGANIZATION FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY FOR<br />
INJURIES OR DAMAGES WHATSOEVER TO PERSON OR PROPERTY THAT MIGHT OCCUR WHILE PARTICIPATION IN THIS ORGANIZATION.<br />
THE UNDERSIGNED AGREES TO ABIDE BY THE CURRENT BY-LAWS OF CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES.<br />
MEMBER 1 ______________________________ ________ MEMBER 2 _______________________________ ________<br />
SIGNATURE DATE SIGNATURE DATE<br />
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Remember to turn in the following:<br />
1. Membership Form<br />
2. Dues - (Check made to “CVC”)<br />
3. Copy <strong>of</strong> Current Insurance Information<br />
The above is required for membership and membership renewal and must be received by the Dec. meeting but no later than Dec. 31<br />
Please give to VP Public Relations/Membership or mail to: CVC<br />
P.O. Box 26591<br />
<strong>Fresno</strong>, CA. 93729-6591<br />
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INTERNAL USE ONLY<br />
AMOUNT RECEIVED $ _________________ DATE RECEIVED _______________ CHECK # ___________<br />
COPIES TO: MEMBERSHIP, SECRETARY & TREASURER
y Dick Johnson<br />
Pam Hansen, 11/1 – Connie Olson, 11/1 – Bob Peluso, 11/14<br />
Sarah Levine, 11/23 and Steve Garcia, 11/29<br />
Tom & Emily Piercy, 11/02/03 – 15 Years<br />
Charlie & Deb West, 11/03/90 – 28 Years<br />
Scott & Aimee Parkin, 11/14/15 – 3 Years<br />
Glenn & Loraine Henderson, 11/29/29 – 44 Years!<br />
PLEASE REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR CVC NAME BADGE or a CVC LOGO SHIRT WITH<br />
YOUR NAME ON IT TO ALL CLUB MEETINGS & EVENTS!<br />
(NOW a 50₵ FINE without it)<br />
SUPPORT YOUR CLUB RAFFLE AND BRING A RAFFLE PRIZE!<br />
AND BE SURE AND RECOMEND OUR WEB SITE REGULARLY AT:<br />
www.<strong>Central</strong><strong>Valley</strong><strong>Corvettes</strong>.com
SUNSHINE & CLOUDS<br />
Oct, 16, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Debbie Garrison<br />
I somehow forgot to mention our condolences went out to our dear friend Ruth<br />
Danielsen and hubby Dick on the passing and the celebration <strong>of</strong> life for Ruth’s dear sister.<br />
Ruth and Dick traveled to Redmond, Washington to attend the services for her sister that<br />
passed away in May at age 68 <strong>of</strong> melanoma. On their way back they drove through Bend,<br />
Oregon to see their daughter’s family. They took their grandson Alden “big boy” fishing<br />
on a chartered boat. Alden caught four, Ruth four and Dick two. They took granddaughter<br />
Evelyn shopping; her first choice was Barnes and Noble. Chet, Claire and the children<br />
were involved in a serious car accident when their car was t-boned by another car. Their<br />
car was totaled but everyone is thankfully fine.<br />
It was nice to see Art and Nancy White at the meeting, they have returned from their trip<br />
aboard their little tug Puffin in the Pacific Northwest.<br />
It was also great to see Jeff Levine feeling better and able to join us for the meeting. Let’s<br />
keep good thoughts as his health continues to improve.<br />
Past member Allyn Goodall lost his Mom early this month. Allyn said she missed her<br />
family and is now happy to with them again. They had a simple service and she was<br />
buried with her beloved dog near her sister Rose.<br />
Gail Tavares our new member had thyroid surgery and it went well but she was not quite<br />
up to attending the meeting. Doctors advised her not to drive for ten days and to keep<br />
conversations simple for time being. She is feeling better every day and will be with us<br />
next month to receive her new member package.<br />
Diane Hayes and her daughter Anne left by train for Lumberton, Texas to see her newest<br />
great-grandson and his sister. They arrived safely and got some great pictures with her<br />
great-grandbabies. Mike is holding down the fort while she’s away.<br />
Lupe wasn’t feeling well enough to join us for the meeting, but she wanted to thank all <strong>of</strong><br />
you that participated in the Snelling Run. It was the best one they ever had with 105 cars<br />
entered.<br />
The Pflepsen’s, Hansen’s and Comer’s have been enjoying a wonderful vacation in the<br />
beautiful hills <strong>of</strong> Tuscany. Can’t wait to hear all about it when they return.
Del Walker was honored recently at Healdsburg High School when he was inducted into<br />
their athletic Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame surrounded by his daughter’s family, his brother and his family<br />
and <strong>of</strong> course, Susan by his side. Congratulations Del and Susan.<br />
The Kroeker Family has certainly had their highs and lows <strong>of</strong> late. Baby Jackson Foreman<br />
son <strong>of</strong> Kevin and Annie was welcomed into the family on October 1 st . He spent his first<br />
few days in the hospital with jaundice, was released only to return to hospital with high<br />
bilirubin numbers. He spent a few days at <strong>Valley</strong> Children’s Hospital but has been<br />
released and is doing well now. In fact, he was just featured in the <strong>Fresno</strong> Bee in an<br />
article about our newest Walmart.<br />
Jill and Steve are redoing their backyard hopefully we’ll hear all about the new renovation<br />
next month.<br />
Jeff’s dog was killed in a construction site accident a few weeks ago. They were all<br />
devastated by the loss. The good news is that Jeff and Stacy just got a new 6-week old<br />
puppy. His name is Yoshi, which in Japanese means “Good Luck”. Let’s hope that is<br />
exactly what he brings the Kroeker Family.<br />
Charlie Fosnaugh fell <strong>of</strong>f a curb and sprained his ankle on Kim’s birthday! Will be wearing<br />
a brace on his ankle for a couple more weeks and walking with crutches. I guess Kim’s<br />
promised birthday dinner will have to wait. Better make it good Charlie!<br />
Need your prayers for Vickie Garrison as she has been diagnosed with cancer. She has<br />
had her Chemo treatments which caused her to become very ill and made it necessary for<br />
her to be hospitalized for almost week. She is home and has had three weeks <strong>of</strong> radiation<br />
and will be having three more weeks <strong>of</strong> radiation. The radiation has made her very weak<br />
and the effects <strong>of</strong> the Chemo has made it difficult for her to eat. The plan was for her to<br />
have another round <strong>of</strong> Chemo at the end <strong>of</strong> her radiation treatments but because <strong>of</strong> how<br />
ill it made her that is something the doctors will have to evaluate. Please keep her in your<br />
thoughts and prayers.<br />
Your Sunshine Girl, Debbie G.
‘In the Garage’ from Jeff Levine<br />
The Treasure in the Shed BY TOM COTTER // SEPTEMBER 26, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Barn diving turns up gems, but also rust, rodents, and quashed dreams!<br />
Click the Picture above to watch the video story (17 minutes)<br />
The story <strong>of</strong> lost gold has been an enduring staple <strong>of</strong> literature and film since Robert Louis<br />
Stevenson penned Treasure Island in 1883. A car locked away in a barn is also a story <strong>of</strong><br />
lost treasure in a cave. But how did those steel and aluminum beauties get into those barns?<br />
In the good old days, people bought cars to match a specific period in their lives. When life<br />
changed, when the surfer got a real job and needed reliable wheels, the woody wagon was<br />
<strong>of</strong>ten sold. But sometimes, that person would stow a car in the back <strong>of</strong> a garage or barn, or<br />
out in the back 40, leaving it to rot in the elements while the owner got on with life,<br />
occasionally giving a thought to fixing up the old ride. Of course, hoarding plays a role. Some<br />
folks can’t let go <strong>of</strong> anything, and they collect cars the way others stack up old newspapers<br />
around the house. I’ve seen Ferraris and Cobras and Gullwings suffer that fate, but most <strong>of</strong><br />
the time, it’s a Falcon or a Corvair or a Mustang. Passersby might notice them tucked away<br />
in garages and carports, might even knock on the door to see if they’re for sale, but they<br />
almost never are. An old, neglected car is a metal daydream with a physical presence. It sits<br />
there reminding you <strong>of</strong> that massive obligation you’ve made to someday pull out the tools<br />
and get the project done. For some people, to sell the car is to realize they’ve failed, that<br />
youth somehow became middle age that somehow became twilight, and still the car sits, a<br />
relic from a long-lost adolescence. And that’s a tough thing to swallow.
This is why so many people go to their graves without having sold <strong>of</strong>f their cars. At least they<br />
are leaving with their chins high. It wasn’t laziness or a shortage <strong>of</strong> desire to finish the car,<br />
just a shortage <strong>of</strong> time. But the cars live on, and I’m always looking for the next one.<br />
Dean owns a used-car lot filled with shiny convertibles and SUVs but told me he had lots <strong>of</strong><br />
interesting cars a few miles away. I agreed to meet him at closing time so we could take a<br />
look at his collection.<br />
I followed Dean seemingly miles on dirt roads until we arrived at his stash. Dozens <strong>of</strong> cars<br />
were scattered throughout the woods, the nicer ones in homemade carports and lean-tos,<br />
but most were out in the elements.<br />
“Take a look under that shed,” Dean told me, pointing to cars that were protected from the<br />
elements but dirty from decades <strong>of</strong> windblown north Georgia sand. I saw a big-block Impala<br />
convertible, a Mopar wagon, and more Chevelles. But among all the uncovered, dusty cars<br />
was some sporty thing covered with a black plastic tarp.<br />
“You’ll like this one,” he said, as he began to lift the cover.<br />
“No, please don’t,” I said. “I’d like to try to identify this car by feeling through the cover.”<br />
“Good luck,” Dean said, preparing to be humored by my abstract guesses.<br />
I started at the front and felt a toothy grille. The headlights, one on each side, were recessed<br />
into cavities. I could feel that the hood was missing, as was the windshield. In the rear were<br />
round taillights surrounded by little fins.<br />
“I don’t believe it, but I’d say this is a first-generation Corvette,” I said.<br />
“You’re right,” he said, clearly amused that my first guess was correct.<br />
He pulled <strong>of</strong>f the cover, and son <strong>of</strong> a gun, there sat a correct, white-with-red-interior 1954<br />
Corvette. This was one <strong>of</strong> the more significant discoveries <strong>of</strong> my lifelong barn-finding career.<br />
This was the second year <strong>of</strong> Corvette production, when 3640 were built, or 3340 more than<br />
the year before, using mostly <strong>of</strong>f-the-shelf mechanical bits sourced from Chevrolet’s sedan<br />
line.<br />
A Blue Flame straight-six engine with three Rochester single-barrel side-draft carburetors sat<br />
in the engine compartment. The correct Powerglide two-speed automatic transmission was<br />
mounted behind. It would be another two years before consumers could order a manual<br />
transmission in a Corvette.<br />
The hood and the windshield sat behind the car, so this Corvette was complete and original.<br />
It was an amazing discovery, especially considering that thousands <strong>of</strong> commuters on I-85<br />
pass within 100 yards <strong>of</strong> this shed every day.<br />
In my head I began to scheme about buying the car, putting it together, and enjoying it as is.<br />
Dean quickly put the kibosh on that plan. “I’m not ready to sell it,” he said. “I’ve had it a long<br />
time, and it means a lot to me. I’d rather sell a few <strong>of</strong> the other cars and then restore this<br />
one.”<br />
So I helped Dean cover the Corvette again and said goodbye. I couldn’t help thinking I might<br />
be the last person to see this car for years, even decades, as it continues to hibernate in this<br />
lonely shed in the woods by the interstate.<br />
Source: HAGERTY.COM
CVC<br />
Activities<br />
Schedule<br />
A big “THANK YOU” to<br />
those members who<br />
have stepped forward and put in the time and effort to put on a run this year! Remember, the<br />
more runs we do, the more fun we will have! Dick Danelsen<br />
Date: Events <strong>2018</strong>: Time: Run Leaders:<br />
Nov 7<br />
Movie Nite ‘The Nutcracker & 4 Realms’ 5:30 pm Fosnaugh’s<br />
Dec 1 Roger Rocka’s Dinner Show 5:15 pm Henenfent’s<br />
Dec 6 CVC Christmas Party 5:30 pm Danielsen/Lebda<br />
Dec 9 CVC Christmas Hay Ride 5:00 pm Renna<br />
2019<br />
Jan 14-18 Catalina/Ensenada Cruise (4 Days) TBA Henenfent’s<br />
Mar 10-16 California Costal Cruise (7 Days) TBA Fosnaugh’s<br />
Aug 22-?? 6 th National Corvette Caravan to TBA Fosnaugh’s<br />
The 25 th Annual Corvette Museum Celebration<br />
GENERAL MEETING ALWAYS 3 RD TUESDAY 6:30 PM<br />
BOARD MEETING IS THE TUESDAY FOLLOWING THE<br />
GENERAL MEETING AT 7:00PM<br />
Dominos 2nd & 4th Thursday <strong>of</strong> the Month
to see:<br />
The Nutcracker & the 4 Realms<br />
All Clara wants is a key – a one-<strong>of</strong>-a-kind key<br />
that will unlock a box that holds a priceless gift.<br />
WednesdayNov. 7th<br />
at Que Pasa Mexican Cafe @ 5:30 pm<br />
3115 Campus Pointe near the Theater<br />
starts at 7:20 pm (Auditorium 7)<br />
Charlie281-2876
at<br />
Roger rocka’s dinner theater<br />
saturday, December 1 st<br />
SAVE THE DATE!<br />
PRICE IS $55.00/PERSON AND INCLUDES DINNER, SHOW,<br />
TAX, AND TIP (DESSERTS ARE $6.95 EXTRA PLUS TAX AND TIP)<br />
A FULL SERVICE BAR IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR COCKTAILS<br />
AND SPECIALTY DRINKS FOR AN EXTRA CHARGE<br />
PAYMENT MUST BE MADE NO LATER THAN<br />
THE OCTOBER MEETING!<br />
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30PM, DINNER IS SERVED BY 6:00PM<br />
Meet at the Theater by 5:15 - 1226 N. Wishon Ave, 93728<br />
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/QUESTIONS, CONTACT<br />
LYNNE HENENFENT AT (559) 978-4898
CVC CHRISTMAS PARTY<br />
THURSDAY DECEMBER 6 TH AT PARDINI’S<br />
5:30PM – 9:30PM<br />
SOCIAL HOUR (NO HOST BAR)5:30PM – 6:30PM<br />
DINNER 6:30PM<br />
DINNER CHOICES ARE EITHER CHICKEN MARSALA OR<br />
BRAISED PAN ROASTED BEEF<br />
$24.00/ COUPLE<br />
$12.00/ SINGLE<br />
PAYMENT IS DUE AT THE NOVEMBER MEETING!<br />
THERE WILL BE A DJ AND PRIZES FOR THE MOST<br />
UGLY CHRISTMAS SWEATERS!
CVC CHRISTMAS HAYRIDE!<br />
WHERE: CHARLOTTE RENNA’S HOUSE<br />
491 W. ATHENS, CLOVIS<br />
WHEN: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 TH<br />
5:00pm<br />
COST: $10.00/PERSON<br />
ENJOY DINNER, DESERTS, DRINKS, SITTING AROUND THE FIRE PIT,<br />
AND A NEIGHBORHOOD FILLED WITH BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY LIGHTS!
LET’S GO ON A 4 DAY CATALINA/ENSENADA CRUISE TOGETHER.<br />
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.<br />
DATES: Jan 14-18, 2019, Long Beach, CA<br />
SHIP: Carnival Cruise Lines, Inspiration<br />
FOR RESERVATIONS: Jason Niedzwiecki 800 819-3902 Ext 85263<br />
Book before June 30, <strong>2018</strong> for current sale pricing.<br />
Example: Oceanview (window), Riviera Deck, Mid ship, $825 per couple<br />
including taxes and gratuities. Previous guests on Carnival are a little<br />
less. Travel insurance, if needed, is an additional fee.<br />
Reference Mike & Lynne Henenfent reservation #3JQM80<br />
We have early dinner seating (6PM). If you prefer later, please let Jason<br />
know.<br />
COME JOIN THE FUN!<br />
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY SA
7 days, Inside Room, Caribe<br />
Classic California Costal Cruise $761*<br />
USD<br />
Ruby Princess® | Roundtrip from LA to LA | San Pedro Pier 93 | 3/10/19<br />
Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses up to $135 pp are additional and subject to change. Book by Sept. 24, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Embarkation LA, SF, Monterey, Ensenada, San Diego, Disembarkation LA<br />
Balcony Rooms on Caribe Deck start at $1020* per person plus above fees.<br />
Rooms still available - Prices and amenities not guaranteed.<br />
<strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong><br />
*Special Group Booking<br />
CA. Coastal Cruise<br />
March 10, 2019<br />
Contact: Charlie<br />
Fosnaugh 281-2876<br />
Fosnaugh@comcast.net<br />
the US & Canada
2019 National Corvette Caravan<br />
All roads lead to Bowling Green, Kentucky for the 25th Anniversary <strong>of</strong> the National Corvette Museum<br />
We now have 6 <strong>Corvettes</strong> booked and registered from CVC!<br />
And here is our Caravan Captain's new ZR1<br />
National Corvette Caravan added 2 new photos — National Corvette Museum - Bowling Green, KY<br />
Who is ready for the 2019 Corvette Caravan? We can tell you Captain Don Herzer is! Check out the<br />
graphics he has on his brand new 2019 ZR1 that he picked up at the National Corvette Museum through<br />
the R8C Delivery program! Congrats and Thank You Don! We will be following this Corvette to B.G. KY!<br />
All roads lead to Bowling Green!
Photos by<br />
Debbie<br />
Garrison
Photos by<br />
Lynne Henenfent,<br />
Glenn Henderson &<br />
Leigh Anne Severance