Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno -December 2019

The Central Valley Corvette Club was
chartered in 1991 for the owners of the only
real AMERICAN sports car, the awesome
CORVETTE. It's a social organization with
activities that provide enjoyment for the true
Corvette lover.
MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD
AT 6.30 P.M. ON THE 3 RD TUESDAY
OF EVERY MONTH AT YOSEMITE
FALLS CAFE, 4278 W. ASHLAN AVE,
FRESNO CALIFORNIA. INTERESTED
CORVETTE ENTHUSIAST ARE
MORE THAN WELCOME TO
ATTEND THE MEETINGS AND MEET
OUR MEMBERS.
Club activities include monthly meetings,
car shows, weekend Club activities,
overnighters, picnics, road rallies, summer
cruises, holiday get-to-gathers and more!
Eligibility for membership in CVC is
defined in Article III, section 1 of the
bylaws in part as follows: "Membership in
Central Valley Corvettes shall be open to all
Corvette owners who are sponsored by a
member in good standing. Additionally, a
prospective member must, within a three
month period, attend two consecutive
meetings, participate in two club sanctioned
social activities, pay current membership
dues and initiation fees, and be approved by
two-thirds vote of membership present at a
general membership meeting by secret
ballot.
Sponsors shall be responsible for advising
prospective member of results. All members
must submit proof of personal insurance in
accordance with California State Law upon
application for membership, and all
members must be a member of the
association providing club liability insurance
for CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES.
A prospective member who does not have a
sponsor will be provided one by the
membership committee. Non-members may
not participate in more than three meetings
or two sanctioned activities as per CVC
Bylaws.
CVC membership dues are $67.00 plus an
initiation fee of $35.00. Membership entitles
two members at the same address voting
privileges at meetings (provided they are in
good standing) and membership rights.
Please feel free to contact the membership
chairperson, Ruthie Danielsen 284-6260
or any officer on the following page.

PRESIDENT
Dick Danielsen
298-5229
redanielsenr@aol.com
VP-ACTIVITIES
Mike Lebda
905-9971
mjlebda@comcast.net
VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEMBERSHIP
Ruthie Danielsen
284-6260
ama2two@aol.com
SECRETARY
Kathy Marine
408-712-8902
teed4u@yahoo.com
TREASURER
Lynne Henenfent
978-4898
mhenenfent@aol.com
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Charlotte Renna
977-4982
chrenna@aol.com
Mission Statement / Officers..... 2-3
A Word from our President....... 4-5
Secretary’s Minutes.................. 6-7
New Officers Elected…..…………... 8
Birthdays & Anniversaries............ 9
Membership Letter & Form.....10-11
In the Garage w/ Pres.Dick…..12-13
In the Garage w/ Charlie…….. 14-15
In the Garage w/ Skip…….………. 16
Thanks from your Editor……..…… 17
CVC Activities............................ 18
CVC Event Flyers.................. 19-24
CVC Caravan from NCM……… 25-61
Andy & Connie’s Party Pics…. 62-65
From our Sponsor, Ed Dena....... 66
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
Chuck Laningham
304-7662
laningham@hotmail.com
SUNSHINE & CLOUDS - NEWS
Linda Laningham
304-7662
laningham@hotmail.com
Charlie Brown
WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Charlie Fosnaugh
299-0547
fosnaugh@comcast.net

As this is my last written message as President, I
would like to thank the many members of this club
who stepped forward in 2019 and contributed to
keeping the CVC wheels turning. THANK YOU to
Lynne, Ruthie, Mike, and Kathy for volunteering to
take on the responsibility of keeping the business
aspects of a large active club running smoothly. All of
you handled your duties and responsibilities
efficiently and professionally. Charlotte, thank you
for filling in as the club Parliamentarian and ensuring
a smooth nomination and voting process for 2020
club officers. Although not Board positions, several
other folks deserve a big thank you for their efforts
throughout 2019. Two are Freida Null and Mike
Henenfent who of course, together, ensured the end
of every meeting had a successful raffle. Freida
always managed to bring in big bucks from the sale
of raffle tickets and “Rafflemaster Mike” consistently
made the raffle at the end of each meeting a fun
event (even though he did not call my ticket numbers
anywhere near enough times!). Two more are Linda
and Chuck Laningham. Linda of course worked hard
to solicit sunshine and clouds news from members
and Chuck did a great job as Sgt. Of Arms. He often
collected badge fines in the neighborhood of $2.00,
earning him the coveted title of “Two Buck Chuck”. I
feel confident that with Mike Lebda at the helm next
…a word from our President!
year, with Lynne and Kathy returning to their Board
positions, and the addition of Jeff Engelman as Vice-
President for Activities and LeighAnne Severance as
Vice-President for Public Relations/Membership,
the club will be in very capable hands for 2020.
THANK YOU to Charlie Fosnaugh for consenting to
continue for a time as our web page administrator
and CVC Newsletter Editor. Charlie, your
contributions have been and continue to be a
tremendous asset to the club. Without you, we
most likely would not have a web site or
newsletter! THANK YOU to all of you who
contributed your time and effort to planning and
conducting runs and various other club activities.
One of my goals for 2019 was to encourage newer
members to become involved in putting on events
and we certainly had a number of people answer
the call. To everyone who had a hand in activity
planning, you folks are the unsung heroes of the
club because without your efforts, all we would do
is attend meetings and that would not make for a
very exciting club! Thank you for providing a good
number of well planned activities in 2019! THANK
YOU to Ed Dena for continuing to be our club
sponsor. Ed’s support is very much appreciated and
helps us to do a few things we otherwise would be
unable to carry out.
Central Valley Corvettes is a very special club to
belong to mainly because our club members are
very special people. Actually, our club is not a
“Corvette” Club---as in a club made up of cars. It is a
“people” club. It is a “People Who Enjoy Owning,
Driving, and The Company Of Other People Who
Enjoy Owning and Driving a Corvette Club”---- or for
short the “PWEODTCOOPWEODCC”.

(You could add CVC in there but then it starts to get
kind of long). I suppose it makes sense to just stick
with CVC!
Finally, I would like to thank everyone for allowing
me to serve both as Vice-President for Activities and
as your President------totaling three consecutive
years. It has been a privilege working with other club
officers and various members on solutions to issues
and tasks. As I stated previously, moving forward,
under the direction of the new Board, I feel the club is
in very capable hands. As the new Parliamentarian,
know that I am available to assist in any way
necessary to facilitate club business.
Best wishes to all for a joyous Christmas and a Happy
and Healthy New Year! To club members dealing
with medical issues now and in 2020, I also wish for
successful treatments and good outcomes.
Save the wave………..
Dick Danielsen, President
General
Meeting
Minutes
11-19-19
The Annual meeting was called to order by Dick
Danielsen at 6:30 PM. Dick opened the meeting by
remembering this day - 28 years ago – when CVC
became a club. Happily, some founding members
are still active in the club. Sadly, though, a charter
couple, Andy and Connie Anderson, have decided to
leave, moving cross country to North Caroline. We
wish them the best in their new home and hope
they come back to visit with us.
Parliamentarian: Charlotte distributed 2020 Board
election forms early in the meeting to allow time to
tally up the ballots for election results. Prior to
voting, she reported the Board will remain as noted
except for VP of Activities where a vote will
determine who fills the position. She thanked Jeff
Engelman and Bob Marine for accepting their
nomination. Charlotte suggested that each
member attend a Board meeting for insight on
what a Board meeting entails. She confirmed that
members who missed 5 meetings or more would
not be eligible to vote. After the votes were
counted, Charlotte introduced elected 2020 Board
as: Mike Lebda, President; LeighAnne Severance,
VP Public Relations/Membership; Kathy Marine,
Secretary; Lynn Henenfent, Treasurer; Jeff
Engelman, VP of Activities. Congratulations!
Secretary – Kathy Marine read minutes from the
October General meeting. The October minutes
were approved. Joyce made a motion to accept
the minutes as read; LeighAnne seconded the
motion.
Treasurer’s Report - Lynn Henenfent gave the
Treasurer’s report. She also stated $215.00 was
collect in raffle ticket sales. Freida was hard to spot
as the crowd circled around her to buy their raffle
tickets. The money was flying!
VP of Public Relations/Membership – In Ruthie
Danielsen absence, Dick announced 5 birthdays
and 3 anniversaries for November. Birthdays were
loudly applauded by everyone, especially by those
who were glad they were not the ones getting
older. Anniversaries were a surprise since none of

the lucky couples were present to win a $25.00
Yosemite Falls Café gift card. Aw, shucks… but, to our
delight, Mike Henenfent made a motion to have the
gift card donated to the raffle; by vote, all were in
favor. So, the Yosemite Falls Café gift card became a
raffle prize. The club met guests that Dick
introduced, Randy and Corey Ray, who own a 2016
Silver Z51 Stingray corvette and are looking for other
corvetters to enjoy it with. Welcome! Thank you,
Steve and Lydia Garcia, for inviting them.
VP of Activities – Mike Lebda informed the
members of upcoming runs and activities. Each run
leader gave a brief synopsis of their run and provided
members with any updated information. See
Run/Activity Schedule published in the newsletter
for planned runs or contact run leaders with any
questions regarding their run. The club had
memorable runs this year. Mike asked members
that had hosted a run to stand in recognition of their
efforts. He encouraged everyone to host a run or a
get-together, big or small, long or short; and seek
assistance from members should their run require it.
Larry King announced the cancellation of the
November 23 run to Strathmore, CA, Antique Car
Museum which he is planning on rescheduling. We
look forward to it. As a follow-up to recently held
runs, each run leader reflected on the highlights for
member’s enjoyment:
Charlie Fosnaugh hosted another movie night on
November 13. Approximately 20 members met for
pizza and then watched “Midway” at Mayas
theaters. He also announced another movie night
planned on November 20 to see “Ford vs Ferrari.”
Charlie Fosnaugh to email members with
information.
Mike and Mary Lou Lebda hosted a Chaffee Zoo
run on October 28 that included approximately 16
participants. Dave and Lori Dukes were able to join
us on this beautiful morning stroll around the zoo;
viewing all the incredible animals. Lunch was at the
zoo’s Kopje House on the outdoor patio
overlooking the African savannah. After, some
finished their journey around the zoo, while others
ventured into Zoorassic Park and mingled amongst
the animatronic dinosaurs. It felt like we were in
another country until we got back into our cars.
Old Business: Dick mailed a letter to Ed Dean,
inviting him and his guest to CVC’s Holiday Party.
Ed Dena has not responded as of tonight. Linda
Laningham (a Holiday Party lead) will call Ed Dena.
Dick reminded members that their Membership
Renewal forms, dues, and Proof of Insurance were
due by tonight’s Annual meeting. On behalf of VP
Public Relations/Membership, Charlotte reviewed
rules of a new member sponsor plus qualifications
for a $50.00 sponsor gift card.
New Business: Patrick Garrahan made a motion to
give Claudia, Yosemite Falls Café waitress, a gift for
all the work she does for our meetings. An amount
of $100.00 was voted on and all were in favor. Dick
will present it to her at the December General
meeting.
Sunshine and Clouds: Like sprinkling pixie dust
over everyone, members told their news as Linda
Laningham waved her magical microphone at
them - wishing the club a Happy Thanksgiving.
Sergeant-of-Arms: It could have been Larry’s
creativity with a napkin badge that stalled Chuck,
or, someone didn’t do the math right - putting the
decimal point in the wrong place. Chuck
Laningham collected two $5.00 bills instead of two

50 cents for a total of $10.00 in badge fines. Go
get’em “two buck Chuck.”
Next General Meeting: To be held at Yosemite Falls
Café, December 17, 2019, at 6:30 PM.
Next Board Meeting: To be held at Lebda home,
December 24, 2019, at 7:00 PM. Members are
welcome to attend Board meetings. Please inform
Club President of your attendance.
General Meeting Adjourned: Joyce Kroeker made a
motion to adjourn meeting at 7:43 PM. Tom Jarvis
seconded the motion.
Respectfully submitted:
Kathy Marine, Club Secretary
All raffle prize donations are appreciated. Thank
you to the following members for their donation:
Anderson, Danielsen, Derringer, Engleman,
Fosnaugh, S&L Garica, Garrahan, Hayes, Henefent,
Jarvis, Kroeker, Laningham, Lebda, Marine, Merritt,
Null, Olson, Parks, Renna, Severance, Tavares
And a big Thank You to the Anniversary couples
that were not present to win the CVC Yosemite
Falls Café Gift Card that was donated to the raffle!
Debbie Garrison won a cash Prize!
Bob Marine also won a cash prize!
Guests of Steve & Lydia Garcia were Cori and Randy Ray.

Congratulations
to the 2020
CVC Officers!!
PRESIDENT:
MIKE LEBDA
VICE-PRESIDENT,
ACTIVITIES:
JEFF ENGELMAN
VICE-PRESIDENT,
PUBLIC RELATIONS:
LEIGHANNE
SEVERANCE
TREASURER:
LYNNE HENENFENT
SECRETARY:
KATHY MARINE

Ruthie Danielsen
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Larry King, 12/04 – Charlotte Renna, 12/06 – Diane Tjerrild, 12/06 – Gary Pflepsen, 12/07
Craig Derringer, 12/10 – Charlie Fosnaugh, 12/12 – Sarah Garcia, 12/14 – Peggy Bandy,
12/16 and Chuck Laningham, 12/22.
DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
Craig & Darlene Derringer, 12/03/05 – 14 Years
Terry & Debby Anderson, 12/04/93 – 26 Years
Dave & Lori Dukes, 12/17/05 –14 Years
Don & Connie Olson, 12/18/66 – 53 Years
Rennie & Joyce Campos, 12/23/74 – 45 Years
PLEASE REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR CVC NAME BADGE or a CVC LOGO SHIRT WITH
YOUR NAME ON IT TO ALL CLUB MEETINGS & EVENTS!
(NOW a 50₵ FINE without it)
SUPPORT YOUR CLUB RAFFLE AND BRING A RAFFLE PRIZE!
AND BE SURE AND RECOMMEND OUR WEB SITE REGULARLY AT:
www.CentralValleyCorvettes.com

December 1, 2019
CVC Members:
This notice and a renewal form appeared in the August Newsletter
and is again included in this newsletter as a reminder regarding
membership renewal. Additionally, an invoice and renewal form was
mailed to the membership in September.
Dues and proof of insurance are due by the November annual
meeting. If not received by that time, they are considered delinquent.
However, if dues are received by the December general meeting, club
membership will not be terminated. As stated in the By-Laws, anyone
not renewing by the December meeting will no longer be a member of
the club.
To renew, please complete the membership/renewal form, include
proof of insurance, and a check for $67.00 (please remember to spell
out “Central Valley Corvettes” in full on your check). Renewals can be
handed in to our Treasurer Lynne Henenfent at a meeting or mailed
to:
Central Valley Corvettes
P.O. Box 26591
Fresno, CA 93729-6591
Thank you for renewing your membership in a timely manner.
CVC Board

NEW ________ RENEWAL ________ (Check one)
NO CHANGE_______
CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES
MEMBERSHIP/RENEWAL APPLICATION
(Check if all information is the same since your last renewal, complete lines highlighted in yellow and return along with dues and a copy
of current proof of insurance)
MEMBER 1 __________________________________________________________DATE OF BIRTH _____________
LAST FIRST BADGE NAME (If different) PLEASE PRINT
MEMBER 2 __________________________________________________________DATE OF BIRTH _____________
LAST FIRST BADGE NAME (If different) PLEASE PRINT
ADDRESS _________________________________ CITY ___________________ STATE ________ ZIP __________
DATE OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARY _______________
MM/DD/YY
PHONE 1 _______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ ___________________________
HOME WORK CELL FAX E-MAIL
PHONE 2 _______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ ___________________________
HOME WORK CELL FAX E-MAIL
MEMBER 1 _______________________________ _____________________________ ______________________
EMPLOYER OCCUPATION DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER
MEMBER 2 _______________________________ _____________________________ ______________________
EMPLOYER OCCUPATION DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER
CORVETTES
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________
YEAR _________ MODEL __________________ COLOR ________________ LICENSE _____________
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO ENTER AND PARTICIPATE IN CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE
ACCEPTANCE OF THIS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY RELEASE CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES,
IT'S DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AND ENTITIES INVOLVED WITH THE ORGANIZATION FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY
FOR INJURIES OR DAMAGES WHATSOEVER TO PERSON OR PROPERTY THAT MIGHT OCCUR WHILE PARTICIPATION IN THIS
ORGANIZATION. THE UNDERSIGNED AGREES TO ABIDE BY THE CURRENT BY-LAWS OF CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES.
MEMBER 1 ______________________________ ________ MEMBER 2 _______________________________ ________
SIGNATURE DATE SIGNATURE DATE
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Remember to turn in the following:
1. Membership Form
2. Dues - (Check made to “Central Valley Corvettes”)
3. Copy of Current Proof of Insurance
The above is required for membership and must be received by the December General Meeting. Please give to membership
person or mail to:
CVC
P.O. Box 26591
Fresno, CA. 93729-6591
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INTERNAL USE ONLY
AMOUNT RECEIVED $ _________________ DATE RECEIVED _______________ CHECK # ___________
_________________TREASURER/ ________________MEMBERSHIP

‘In the Garage’ w/Pres. Dick
5 Mid-engine Corvettes That Weren’t
#3 - 1973 Aerovette
During the early 1970s, GM was a big proponent of rotary engine technology and had planned
not only to launch the subcompact Vega with the engine, but also created several sports car
concepts that would showcase the new engine. With bi-fold gullwing doors, the angular showstopper
was originally called the Four-Rotor Corvette in reference to its Wankel engine. A 2-
rotor version of the show car was also developed. Later, when GM abandoned the technology
because of their poor fuel efficiency and difficulty in meeting emissions standards, it was
given a small-block Chevy V8 and rechristened the Aerovette.
by Matt DeLorenzo | July 17, 2019
Pictures courtesy of GM Heritage Center

‘In the Garage’ w/Charlie
The Final Front-Engine C7 Corvette has been built!
It’s the end of an era – Thursday, November 14, 2019 was the last day of production
for the C7 Corvette. The final car, a Z06, rolled off the end of the assembly line at
approximately 3:10pm. The car was purchased at Barrett Jackson for $2.7 million by
Dan Snyder. But the 2nd to last car? That Corvette will call the National Corvette
Museum home. The car is the last Stingray to be built and was purchased by Museum
Lifetime Member and supporter Ivan Schrodt. Ivan will take delivery of the Corvette
next Wednesday, November 20 at 2pm CT, and will then hand the keys over to the
Museum in a ceremony on Corvette Boulevard. Back in June, before the world went
all topsy turvy, GM auctioned off the final C7 Chevrolet Corvette for a healthy $2.7
million at a Barrett-Jackson sale. It was a fitting send-off for arguably the best
generation in a half-century—except the car itself hadn't actually been built yet. Until
today. Ladies and gentlemen, the last front-engine Corvette has left the building.
Chevrolet tweeted a picture of the final C7 to be produced as it came off the line
Thursday afternoon, a black 2019 Corvette Z06 with a red interior and a seven-speed
manual transmission. A strangely low-key way to announce it, to be honest. With the
C8 engine moving to the middle, electrification inevitable, and the stick shift option
disappearing, this is truly the end of an era. Safe to say nothing like this suddenly oldschool
beast will ever be built by GM again.

While the hype about the performance boost provided by the C8's new mid-engine
powertrain is legitimate, it's important to remember what a machine the Corvette Z06
is. Starting at under $90,000, it packs a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 pushing 650
horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque connected to that solid manual gearbox. Zero to
60 mph is 3.2 seconds, top speed is 195 mph. When you could still order it—which,
now you can't —the available Z07 performance package added exotic fare like carbon
ceramic brakes and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires. Ok boomer, you’ve definitely got us
there. It's true that the 755-horsepower Chevy Corvette ZR1 stands as the real swan
song for the C7 (and really, all front-engine Corvettes before it), an archangel with
devastating grip and a supercar-beating 212-mph top speed. But as it's been in past
generations, the Z06 was the most attainable way to get a stupid fast 'Vette. Tempting
as it is to question that $2.7 million sticker price, remember two things: One, it was for
charity. And two, that car will be worth a lot of money one day. Maybe not $2.7 million,
but hey, crazier things have happened. The 2020 C8 Corvette is launching without the
Z06 trim at first when production finally gets underway early next year, but it'll join the
party soon enough. When it does, there are rumors it will come with a howling flatplane
crank V-8 to match the C8.R race car. The Z06 is dead, long live the Z06!
Check out the final production stats for the 2019 model year:
2019 CHEVROLET CORVETTE
STINGRAY
Coupe
STINGRAY
Convertible
Grand Sport
Coupe
Grand Sport
Convertible
Z06
Coupe
Z06
Convertible
ZR1
Coupe
ZR1
Convertible
Totals
VOLUME 33.0% 6.3% 27.3% 5.0% 17.1% 2.8% 7.0% 1.5% 100
TOTAL MODEL 11499 2192 9496 1745 5965 972 2441 512 34822
PACKAGES:
1LT PKG 7740 632 2307 147 10826
2LT PKG 2871 905 5658 1170 10604
3LT PKG 888 655 1531 428 3502
1LZ PKG (Z06) 1532 64 1596
2LZ PKG (Z06) 2675 434 3109
3LZ PKG (Z06) 1758 474 2232
1ZR PKG (ZR1) 175 17 192
3ZR PKG (ZR1) 2266 495 2761
STINGRAY PERFORMANCE PKG (Z51) 1728 324 2052
PERFORMANCE PKG (Z07) 291 74 825 160 1350
Ceramic Brakes without Z07 (J57) 112 12 64 22 2441 512 3163
GRAND SPORT HERITAGE PKG (Z15) 1827 351 2178
TRACK PKG (ZTK) 1812 265 2077
ORANGE SALES PKG (ZLZ) 577 181 758
DRIVERS SERIES PKG
ANTONIO GARCIA (PDA) 14 14
JAN MAGNUSSEN (PDJ) 25 25
OLIVER GAVIN (PDO) 35 35
TOMMY MILNER (PDT) 21 21

‘In the Garage’ w/Skip
The All-New Corvette:
2020 MotorTrend Car of the Year ®
A breathtakingly beautiful and purposeful design. Precision-crafted. Revolutionary technologies. And
performance that leaves conventional limits far behind. Now the all-new mid-engine Corvette is the 2020
MotorTrend Car of the Year. ® Experience the most stunning Corvette ever created.

TO ALL THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR TIME AND
ENERGY TO MAKE OUR CVC CLUB & ACTIVITIES
A GREAT SUCCESS, THANK YOU!!!
And To All Those Who Helped Me With Articles,
Information, Pictures And Flyers For Our
Newsletters, Another THANK YOU!!!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
from your Editor!
Charlie ‘Brown’ Fosnaugh

CVC
Activities
Schedule
This has been a great year for new people putting on runs and new places visited. It is time
for me to turn this job over to Jeff who will do a great job leading us into next year. If you are
thinking about a run, our board is here to help. You may also think about teaming up with one
of our members who has experience in putting on runs. If you are ready to announce a run be
sure to run it by Jeff to make sure there are no conflicts with other events.
Mike Lebda, VP Activities, Central Valley Corvettes
Date(s): Upcoming Events: Meet at: Run Leaders:
Dec 5 CVC Christmas Party 5:30 pm Null & Laningham
Dec 8 CVC Christmas Hayride 5:00 pm Renna
Dec 14 Ed Dena’s Holiday Display 9:45 am Lebda’s
Dec 31 New Year’s Eve Luncheon Noon Severance’s
Dec 31 Movie/Star Wars-Rise of Skywalker 2:20 pm Fosnaugh’s
Feb 2, 2020 Super Bowl Party (49ers vs.?) 2:00 pm Lebda’s
GENERAL MEETING ALWAYS 3 RD TUESDAY 6:30 PM
BOARD MEETING IS THE TUESDAY FOLLOWING THE
GENERAL MEETING AT 7:00PM
Dominos 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month

CVC CHRISTMAS PARTY
THURSDAY DECEMBER 5 TH AT PARDINI’S
5:30PM – 9:30PM
SOCIAL HOUR (NO HOST BAR) 5:30PM – 6:30PM
DINNER 6:30PM
DINNER CHOICES ARE EITHER CHICKEN MARSALA, PAN ROASTED
BEEF W/MUSHROOM SAUCE OR VEGETARIAN (CHEF CHOICE)
$30 PER COUPLE
$15 PER SINGLE
PAYMENT IS DUE AT THE NOVEMBER MEETING
PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO “CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES”
NO EXCEPTIONS OR REFUNDS
DRESS IS BUSINESS CASUAL
FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT FREIDA 559-269-2283
OR LINDA 559-3047662
DANCING TO DJ (MARCOS) UNTIL 9:30PM

CVC CHRISTMAS HAYRIDE!
WHERE: CHARLOTTE RENNA’S HOUSE
491 W. ATHENS, CLOVIS
WHEN: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8 TH
5:00pm
COST: $10.00/PERSON
ENJOY DINNER, DESERTS, DRINKS, SITTING AROUND THE FIRE PIT,
AND A NEIGHBORHOOD FILLED WITH BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY LIGHTS!

ED DENA’S HOLIDAY DISPLAY RUN
DECEMBER 14, 2019 AT 10AM
We will leave Carl Jr. (Jensen & 99) at 10am and
head to Ed Dena’s new car showroom in Dinuba
to see his holiday display. From there we will
travel to his Classic Car showroom to see classic
cars and holiday decorations. Our next stop will
be lunch in the area.
You can sign up at the Christmas Party or contact
Mike Lebda by email (mjlebda@comcast.net) or
phone (559 905 9971)

NEW YEARS EVE LUNCH
Meet at Westwood’s BBQ, Blackstone and Nees at noon on New
Year’s Eve for our annual lunch. Great time to say good bye to 2019
and welcome in 2020. For those of you that were in the club do you
remember the party at Pat and Patrick’s on New Year’s Eve
1999/2000. That was the night the world was going to end with
satellites falling from the sky, computers crashing, power failing
everywhere, no gas or food available, etc. Came along ways since
then. Now it is 20 years into the new Century. Sign up sheet at the
November meeting.
Skip & LeighAnne

See A after Lunch
to see:
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER
"The surviving Resistance faces the
First Order once more in the final
chapter of the Skywalker Saga. "
Tuesday,Dec 31st
Regal Edwards Fresno, 250 Paseo Del Centro,Fresno
Across Nees, after lunch at Westwoods @ Noon
Get movie tickets before lunch in the top rows.
Kim & I have seats in Row O, #'s 10 & 11
You can buy tickets now at: regmovies.com
starts at 2:20 pm in Theater #10
Charlie281-2876

Lebda’s Super Bowl Party
(Dominos for the Ladies)
February 2, 2020
Start time about one hour before kick off.
$5 per person to cover Hot Dogs,
Non-alcoholic Drinks, Popcorn, and Chips.
Signup deadline is the January meeting.
That will also be the deadline for payment.
If you would like to bring a dish or desert,
indicate it on the signup sheet.
Any questions call Mike or Mary Lou
@ 559-298-7993
PS. Don’t forget to bring Money.

CVC CARAVAN - Part 3 -The Finish

AHHHHH !

Finally got home to see the grandkids!
Had a great trip! Photos by everyone!
Thanks to Craig who helped Kim & I plan this!
And to Don Hertzer who gave me inspiration!

Here’s an overall map of our 23 day Caravan!

Andy & Connie’s Party at
Charlotte’s, 11/22/19
Photos By
Charlotte Renna