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OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA (CHARTERED NOVEMBER 12, 1991)


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'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 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, Ruthie Danielsen 284-6260<br />

or any <strong>of</strong>ficer on the following page.


PRESIDENT<br />

Dick Danielsen<br />

298-5229<br />

redanielsenr@aol.com<br />

VP-ACTIVITIES<br />

Mike Lebda<br />

905-9971<br />

mjlebda@comcast.net<br />

VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEMBERSHIP<br />

Ruthie Danielsen<br />

284-6260<br />

ama2two@aol.com<br />

SECRETARY<br />

Kathy Marine<br />

408-712-8902<br />

teed4u@yahoo.com<br />

TREASURER<br />

Lynne Henenfent<br />

978-4898<br />

mhenenfent@aol.com<br />

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

A Word from our President........4-5<br />

Secretary’s Minutes..................... 6<br />

Membership Message………….……. 7<br />

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

In the Garage w/Charlie….…….….. 9<br />

CVC Activities............................ 10<br />

CVC Event Flyers.................. 11-19<br />

Del Walker Remembrance…….20-28<br />

Laughlin Run Pics …………..…. 29-51<br />

Mariposa Lunch Run Pics …….52-66<br />

Clovis Rodeo Parade Pics……..67-84<br />

From our Sponsor, Ed Dena....... 85<br />

PARLIAMENTARIAN<br />

Andy Anderson<br />

977-3387<br />

ancon545@yahoo.com<br />

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS<br />

Chuck Laningham<br />

304-7662<br />

laningham@hotmail.com<br />

SUNSHINE & CLOUDS - NEWS<br />

Linda Laningham<br />

304-7662<br />

laningham@hotmail.com<br />

WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER EDITOR<br />

Charlie Fosnaugh<br />

299-0547<br />

fosnaugh@comcast.net<br />

Charlie Brown


…a word from our President!<br />

Although we have had a few runs thus far this year,<br />

<strong>May</strong> really kicks <strong>of</strong>f our “run season”. Don’t fail to<br />

take a few preventative measures early on to<br />

hopefully avoid potential vehicle problems down<br />

the road. If you haven’t done so lately, check your<br />

oil life readout. It may be time to change your oil.<br />

Check your tires for proper inflation and remaining<br />

tread depth. How old are your tires? No reputable<br />

tire shop will repair a tire more than five years old.<br />

Sometimes the age <strong>of</strong> your tires rather than tread<br />

depth is the determining factor regarding tire<br />

replacement. Take a look at the wear pattern on<br />

your tires and if it has been a while, you may want<br />

to consider having the alignment checked. Have<br />

the battery checked. Do you keep your battery on<br />

a battery tender? On average, battery life is 5-6<br />

years. If you haven’t had your Corvette serviced<br />

recently, check your Owner’s Manual for<br />

recommended fluid change intervals and be sure<br />

to have you mechanic examine your belts and<br />

hoses. Obviously, regardless <strong>of</strong> how well you<br />

maintain your car, something can still go wrong.<br />

But, I think the saying is “an ounce <strong>of</strong> prevention is<br />

worth a pound <strong>of</strong> cure”. Obviously, a run without<br />

an unnecessary breakdown is much more fun!<br />

Although we only had three runs in April, the run<br />

leaders are to be complemented on the great jobs<br />

they did! <strong>Corvettes</strong> <strong>of</strong> Bakersfield did not do their<br />

Laughlin event this year; however, Keith and<br />

Debbie, in my opinion, put together a fantastic<br />

Laughlin run. Starting with dinner the first night, a<br />

jet boat trip the following day to Lake Havasu and<br />

the London Bridge, a drive to Oatman and beyond<br />

on Route 66 to Kingman for lunch and a visit to the<br />

Route 66 Museum, a dinner cruise on the river, all<br />

followed by a free day prior to returning home,<br />

made for a really fun five days. Not only that, but<br />

they arranged for perfect weather the entire time!<br />

Next up, Glenn and Lorraine accomplished their first<br />

CVC run with a trip to the 1850 restaurant in<br />

Mariposa for lunch, followed by a visit to the<br />

Mariposa Museum and History Center (great<br />

exhibits pertaining to the early mining days in and<br />

around the Mariposa area), and, finally, a stop for<br />

ice cream at Reimer’s in Oakhurst on the way<br />

home. The event was well planned and executed<br />

and Glenn and Lorraine were also able to control<br />

the weather and prevent rain on all the <strong>Corvettes</strong>!<br />

Last, but certainly not least, Charlie and Kim led the<br />

club again in our annual participation in the Clovis<br />

Rodeo Parade. It was a perfect day for a parade<br />

and a great many people turned out to watch. The<br />

<strong>Corvettes</strong> always seem to be a crowd favorite. After<br />

the parade, everyone met for lunch at Red Robin in<br />

the Sierra Vista Shopping Center. A good time was<br />

had by all……………. and a big “thank you” to Charlie<br />

and Kim for making all the arrangements. The only<br />

improvement would be if Charlie bought donuts for<br />

everyone at Judy’s!


Actually, we did have another event in April and that<br />

was attendance at a celebration <strong>of</strong> life for our friend<br />

and fellow club member, Del Walker. Our club was<br />

well represented. Del was a part <strong>of</strong> our Corvette<br />

family and we are all the better for having crossed<br />

paths with him. He will be missed. See all <strong>of</strong> you at<br />

the <strong>May</strong> meeting. Save the wave!<br />

Dick Danielsen<br />

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

<strong>Corvettes</strong><br />

General Meeting Minutes 4-16-19<br />

After a moment <strong>of</strong> silence in remembrance <strong>of</strong> a CVC<br />

member, the General meeting was called to order<br />

by Dick Danielsen at 6:28 PM. Without further<br />

electrical malfunctions, Dick opened the meeting by<br />

having the minutes read.<br />

Secretary – Kathy Marine read minutes from the<br />

March General meeting. The March minutes were<br />

approved as read. Dave Dukes made a motion to<br />

accept the minutes; Gary Pflepsen seconded the<br />

motion.<br />

Treasurer’s Report - Lynn Henenfent gave the<br />

Treasurer’s report. She also stated $285.00 was<br />

collect in raffle ticket sales which triggered a very<br />

loud applause.<br />

VP <strong>of</strong> Public Relations/Membership – Ruthie<br />

Danielsen announced birthdays and anniversaries.<br />

Just as Spring sprung and wild flowers bloomed in<br />

April, so did six members’ birthdays. Happy birthdays<br />

to you! When it comes to anniversaries, it’s no<br />

April Fools joke that four couples are still in wedded<br />

bliss and a $25.00 Yosemite gift card was up for<br />

grabs. Since the happy couples must be present to<br />

win, it was a 50/50 chance, Steve and Lydia Garcia<br />

vs. Gary and Jan Pflepsen. It was too close to call ---<br />

Congratulations to the Pflepsen on being lucky<br />

winners <strong>of</strong> the anniversary gift card draw; and, to<br />

the Garcia’s, Son’s, and Hall’s who share in April<br />

anniversaries. Ruthie went on to present Steve and<br />

Lydia Garcia with a $50.00 gift card for sponsoring<br />

Larry and Janet King who <strong>of</strong>ficially became<br />

members. Ruthie also introduced Larry’s and<br />

Janet’s guest, Michael and Jennie King (a brother<br />

and sister-in-law) who own a 2016 Blue corvette<br />

and live in <strong>Fresno</strong>. Welcome Michael and Jennie!<br />

VP <strong>of</strong> Activities – Mike Lebda informed the<br />

members <strong>of</strong> future runs and activities. Each run<br />

leader gave a brief synopsis <strong>of</strong> their run and<br />

provided members with any updated information.<br />

See Run/Activity Schedule published in the<br />

newsletter for future planned runs or contact run<br />

leaders with any questions regarding their run.<br />

President Mystery Run – June 6-9 - Dick gave a<br />

review <strong>of</strong> this “mystery” without giving away any<br />

secrets as he stressed CB radios are required and<br />

no refunds for cancellations after 30-days from<br />

date <strong>of</strong> departure. Whoa, what a minute, did Dick<br />

just say “desert?” But then Ruthie said<br />

“mountains?” Ummm…<br />

Cars in the Park Dinuba Car Show – June 8 -<br />

Members are strongly encouraged to participate to<br />

show support for Ed Dena and his sponsorship <strong>of</strong><br />

our club.


Car Show at Ed Dena’s – September 7 - Members<br />

are again strongly encouraged to participate to show<br />

support for Ed Dena and <strong>Valley</strong> Childrens Hospital, a<br />

charitable cause. Mike Lebda diplomatically<br />

reminded members <strong>of</strong> a fee deadline for a run they<br />

signed up for. Charlotte Renna expressed<br />

importance <strong>of</strong> members’ participation on runs they<br />

commit to, members’ obligation to inform run<br />

leaders should they need to cancel, and cost<br />

commitments by run sponsors. As a follow-up to<br />

recently held runs, Mike asked each run leader to<br />

reflect on the highlights for members’ enjoyment.<br />

Debbie Garrison described the April 3-7, Laughlin run<br />

that included a Jet Boat ride up the Colorado River to<br />

Lake Havasu and the London Bridge, and all it’s<br />

beautiful scenery along the way, a corvette ride to<br />

Oatman, AZ, where donkeys roam freely, travels on<br />

historic route 66 to Kingman, AZ, lunch at Mister D’s<br />

50s diner and Route 66 museum visit, a dinner<br />

cruise, and gambling. It was so much fun, and lots <strong>of</strong><br />

memories made.<br />

Jeff and Stephanie Engleman’s March 24, brunch run<br />

to Chukchansi Casino, Oakhurst, was a success. Not<br />

only did participants have a large selection <strong>of</strong><br />

delectable buffet items to enjoy; some tested their<br />

luck, going home with a little extra cash in their<br />

pockets; and perhaps, some leaving with slightly<br />

empty pockets too but knowing it was good food,<br />

great company, and a wonderful day for a corvette<br />

run.<br />

Old Business: Dick confirmed that bylaws have been<br />

updated as voted on. Each member should have<br />

received an email with the updated bylaws.<br />

Members to let Dick know if they did not receive<br />

email. Dick reminded members to write checks out<br />

to <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> Corvette per bank request. Dick<br />

asked Andy Anderson, Parliamentarian, for<br />

information or comments. Andy had no<br />

comments at this time.<br />

New Business: Dick informed members who may<br />

need CB equipment, installed or fixed, <strong>of</strong> a business<br />

in <strong>Fresno</strong> called Dynamite Car Audio. He<br />

recommended Dynamite Car Audio based on their<br />

knowledge and quality workmanship. Business<br />

cards were available. Dick opened floor for<br />

additional new business discussion. No new<br />

business was <strong>of</strong>fered.<br />

Sunshine and Clouds: Linda Laningham wondered<br />

the room, visiting each table so members can<br />

update club on life happenings and events. Lots <strong>of</strong><br />

information was shared. Linda wished everyone a<br />

happy and safe Easter, keeping all those that have<br />

passed deep within our hearts.<br />

Sergeant-<strong>of</strong>-Arms: Chuck Laningham collected<br />

$2.50 in badge fines although some interesting<br />

negotiating and haggling took place.<br />

Next General Meeting: To be held at Yosemite Falls<br />

Café, <strong>May</strong> 21, <strong>2019</strong>, at 6:30 PM.<br />

Next Board Meeting: April postponed. Will<br />

readjourn in <strong>May</strong>.<br />

General Meeting Adjourned: Chuck Laningham<br />

made a motion to adjourn meeting at 7:30 PM.<br />

Joyce Kroeker seconded the motion.<br />

Respectfully submitted:<br />

Kathy Marine, Club Secretary<br />

Thank you to the following members for donating<br />

raffle prizes. It is appreciated! Anderson, Danielsen,<br />

Derringer, Fosnaugh, J&S Garcia, Garrahan,<br />

Garrison, Henderson, Kroeker, Laningham, Marine,<br />

Null, Parks, Renna & Tavares


Dear CVC Members,<br />

It seems that Spring has sprung and Summer is insisting that she be<br />

recognized. At least we enjoyed some really nice weather during the<br />

Spring part. There are fun things coming this month and I hope you will<br />

sign up and enjoy each other on the upcoming events. Movies, food, fun<br />

and good company…something you could talk about with neighbors and<br />

people you meet who have <strong>Corvettes</strong> and enjoy going places in them.<br />

Who knows, you could be talking to a prospective new member! I<br />

encourage you to try!<br />

Ruthie Danielsen, V.P. Public Relations & Membership


y Ruthie Danielsen<br />

MAY BIRTHDAYS<br />

Freida Null, 5/03 – Terri Parks, 5/04 – Lynne Henenfent, 5/04 – Chuck Hall, 5/5<br />

Joyce Kroeker, 5/10 – Connie Anderson, 5/13 – Dale Comer, 5/14 – Mike Hayes, 5/22<br />

Emily Piercy, 5/26 – Glenn Henderson, 5/27 and Dick Danielsen, 5/29<br />

MAY ANNIVERSARIES<br />

Keith & Debbie Garrison, 5/10/92 – 27 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 RECOMMEND OUR WEB SITE REGULARLY AT:<br />

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


‘In the Garage’ w/Charlie<br />

[Video] Next-Generation Chevy Corvette C8 Makes a Surprise<br />

Appearance at the National Corvette Museum Bash<br />

The upcoming mid-engine Corvette model made a rare public<br />

appearance prior to its <strong>of</strong>ficial debut in July<br />

The <strong>of</strong>ficial unveiling <strong>of</strong> the next-generation Chevrolet Corvette C8 isn’t set to happen<br />

until July 18. However, attendees at this past weekend’s Michelin National Corvette<br />

Museum Bash received an unprecedented look at the Corvette C8, as the model made<br />

an appearance at the event. Of course, the new Corvette C8 was decked out in a<br />

camouflaged exterior coating, which obscured some <strong>of</strong> the finer design details <strong>of</strong> the<br />

vehicle. Furthermore, the Corvette never came to a complete stop as it drove by.<br />

Nevertheless, it’s one <strong>of</strong> the best looks that anybody has gotten <strong>of</strong> the newest version<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Corvette. You can witness the Corvette C8’s appearance at the Michelin<br />

National Corvette Museum Bash by clicking on the video below:<br />

The camera-shy Corvette C8 makes a rare appearance. Photo: National Corvette Museum<br />

BY SEAN SZYMKOWSKI — APR 29, <strong>2019</strong>


CVC<br />

Activities<br />

Schedule<br />

Corvette Runs for <strong>2019</strong> have seen brand new people and people who have not put on runs<br />

for a while putting on runs. We are also going to new places and places we haven’t visited<br />

for quite some time. Other people talk to me about putting on runs for the first time. If you<br />

are thinking about a run, our board is here to help. You may also think about teaming up with<br />

one <strong>of</strong> our members who has experience in putting on runs. If you are ready to announce a<br />

run be sure to run it by me to make sure there are no conflicts with other events.<br />

Mike Lebda, VP Activities, <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Corvettes</strong><br />

Date(s): Events in <strong>2019</strong>: Time: Run Leaders:<br />

<strong>May</strong> 1 Movie Nite: Avengers Endgame 5:30 pm Fosnaugh’s<br />

<strong>May</strong> 4 6 th Annual CVC Picnic, Kroekerville 11:30am Null/Henderson<br />

June 6-9 President’s Mystery Run TBD Danielsen’s<br />

June 8 Dinuba Car Show in the Park TBD Hayes<br />

June 22 Bass Lake Dinner Run 3:15 pm Henderson’s<br />

July 14 Golden Chain Theater Melodrama 10:30 am Engelman’s<br />

8/22 – 9/13 6 th National Corvette Caravan to 6:45 am Fosnaugh’s<br />

The 25 th Annual National Corvette Museum Celebration!<br />

Sept 7 Happy Hearts Car Show, Ed Dena’s 7:00 am Hayes<br />

Sept 29 Snelling Car Show TBD Renna<br />

Oct 26 Pot Luck Dinner 5:30 pm Dukes<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


Please Join us<br />

For our 6 th Annual<br />

CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES<br />

Fiesta Picnic!<br />

At “Kroekerville”<br />

Saturday <strong>May</strong> 4 th<br />

Starts 11:30 am to?<br />

Lunch at 12:30 pm<br />

Kroeker Inc.<br />

4627 S Chestnut Ave<br />

<strong>Fresno</strong>, CA 93725<br />

There will be a salsa contest and a dessert contest with prizes!<br />

Balloon Toss, Corn-Holer (Bean Bag game) and other games and Prizes<br />

Includes a Catered Mexican Lunch<br />

$5.00 per person by April meeting<br />

Sign up at the Club Meeting<br />

Info: 269-2283 Freida Null<br />

786-9781 Glenn Henderson


<strong>2019</strong> PRESIDENT’S MYSTERY RUN<br />

WHEN: THURSDAY, JUNE 6 TH – SUNDAY, JUNE 9 TH<br />

WHERE: DID YOU REALLY THINK THAT INFO WOULD BE HERE??<br />

COST HAS NOT BEEN FINALIZED YET; HOWEVER, IT WILL BE IN THE<br />

NEIGHBORHOOD OF $700 PER COUPLE AND WILL INCLUDE 3 NIGHTS LODGING,<br />

BREAKFAST ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY, 1 DINNER, AND 1<br />

ATTRACTION. ALSO, THERE WILL BE A 5 OR 6 DOLLAR RUN FEE PER CAR. OTHER<br />

ACTIVITIES/ATTRACTIONS ARE INVOLVED BUT ARE NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR<br />

PAYMENT---NOTHING EXPENSIVE HOWEVER.<br />

IF YOU SIGN UP FOR THE TRIP AND FIND YOU NEED TO CANCEL LESS THAN 30<br />

DAYS FROM THE START OF THE RUN (THURSDAY, JUNE 6TH), THERE IS NO<br />

REFUND! YOUR ONLY OPTION WOULD BE TO GET SOMEONE TO TAKE YOUR<br />

PLACE. FACILITIES WHEREVER WE ARE GOING REQUIRE A FIRM ROOM COUNT<br />

AND PAYMENT 30 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF ARRIVAL (YOU WOULD NOT THINK A<br />

CAMPGROUND IN DEATH VALLEY WOULD BE SO PICKY....BUT THEY ARE!)<br />

A SIGN-UP SHEET WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE MARCH MEETING AND THE APRIL<br />

MEETING WILL BE THE CUT-OFF FOR SIGNING UP AND PAYING FOR THE RUN.<br />

VERY IMPORTANT----BECAUSE OF ROOM AVAILABILITY AT THE LOCATION<br />

AND TIME OF YEAR OF THE RUN, THIS TRIP IS LIMITED TO 20 CARS<br />

(THERE ARE TWO RUN LEADERS WHICH LEAVES 18 SPACES)


Bass Lake Dinner Run<br />

Saturday June 22, <strong>2019</strong><br />

We will leave from <strong>Fresno</strong> at 3:30pm from the Sportsman’s<br />

Warehouse parking lot at Friant Rd. and <strong>Fresno</strong> St. (8468 N.<br />

Friant Rd. <strong>Fresno</strong>) and drive to our destination at Ducey’s on<br />

the lake at Bass Lake Pines Resort. (39255 Marina Dr. Bass<br />

Lake CA 93604) They have a great atmosphere with a view<br />

<strong>of</strong> the lake, and wonderful food.<br />

It is a pretty drive, and since we will be eating at 5:00pm,<br />

and the days are the longest then, we should be home<br />

before dark.<br />

For more information call Glenn Henderson at 786-9781


Golden Chain Theater Melodrama<br />

Sunday July 14, <strong>2019</strong><br />

We will leave from <strong>Fresno</strong> at 10:45 am from the parking lot <strong>of</strong> Sportsman's<br />

Warehouse at 8468 N. Friant Road, <strong>Fresno</strong>. From there we will travel to<br />

Oakhurst and have lunch at El Cid Mexican Restaurant. Reimer's ice cream is<br />

right next door for desert. Then we travel a short distance to the Golden<br />

Chain Theater to see the 2 pm matinee Melodrama “Here Comes the Cows”.<br />

We will have a reserved section for our group at the restaurant and theater.<br />

Cost is $14 per person for the Melodrama payable by the MAY 21 st meeting.<br />

Be ready for a fun time!<br />

About the Melodrama:<br />

In the grand tradition <strong>of</strong> old fashioned western melodrama, ‘Here Come The<br />

Cows’ has heroes to cheer, villains to boo with the added bonus <strong>of</strong> a<br />

“genuine” cattle stampede live on stage! What could be more fun? Audience<br />

participation is encouraged, making for an interactive theatre experience. So<br />

come meet the townspeople <strong>of</strong> Mesa, AZ where it is so hot the cows are<br />

producing evaporated milk and the chickens are laying hard-boiled eggs!<br />

For more information contact:<br />

Jeff Engelman 907-1200<br />

Stephanie Engelman 907-3501


<strong>2019</strong> 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 7 <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 <strong>2019</strong> Corvette Caravan? We can tell you Captain Don Herzer is! Check out the<br />

graphics he has on his brand new <strong>2019</strong> 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!


TIME FOR A<br />

POTLUCK AT THE DUKE’S<br />

It has been awhile so lets have another party at the<br />

Duke’s and <strong>of</strong> course some great entertainment.<br />

OCTOBER 26 TH<br />

5:30<br />

As usual, drinks and paper goods will be provided.<br />

There will be a signup at the next meeting so think<br />

about what you want to bring to the potluck including<br />

main dishes or deserts.<br />

ENTERTAINMENT<br />

THE RICHIE BLUE BAND<br />

Again Lori and Dave have lined up great entertainment<br />

from 6pm to 9pm. There will be a fee <strong>of</strong> $5 per person<br />

to help cover the cost.


Pictures by Charlie & Kim

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