Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - January 2020

THE OFFICIALNEWSLETTEROF CENTRALVALLEYCORVETTES (CHARTERED NOVEMBER 12, 1991)
Volume 29 Number 1 January 2020

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, LeighAnne Severance @593-
0208 284-6260 or any officer on the
following page.

PRESIDENT
Mike Lebda
905-9971
mjlebda@comcast.net
VP-ACTIVITIES
Jeff Engelman
907-1200
super78@comcast.net
VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEMBERSHIP
LeighAnne Severance
593-0208
laseverance@yahoo.com
SECRETARY
Kathy Marine
408-712-8902
teed4u@yahoo.com
TREASURER
Lynne Henenfent
978-4898
mhenenfent@aol.com
Mission Statement / Officers..... 2-3
A Word from our President.......... 4
Secretary’s Minutes.................. 5-7
CVC Officers History…..…….……... 8
Birthdays & Anniversaries............ 9
In the Garage w/ Charlie…….. 10-13
CVC Activities............................ 14
CVC Event Flyers.................. 15-17
CVC Christmas Party Pics….… 18-31
CVC Hayride/Dinner Pics…..… 32-36
Ed Dena’s Run Pics…………….. 37-43
From our Sponsor, Ed Dena....... 44
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Dick Danielsen
298-5229
redanielsenr@aol.com
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
Chuck Laningham
304-7662
laningham@hotmail.com
SUNSHINE & CLOUDS - NEWS
Linda Laningham
304-7662
laningham@hotmail.com
WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Charlie Fosnaugh
299-0547
fosnaugh@comcast.net

…a word from our President!
Well here we are with a new President, VP of
Activities (Jeff Engelman), and VP of Membership
(Leighanne Severance). Joining us for a second term
is our Treasurer (Lynne Henenfent) and Secretary
Kathy Marine). I see this year as an opportunity to
have a lo t of fun and look at ways to advance our
club’s identity in the social media arena. We need to
look at ways to streamline how we carry on business
and for that if you have any suggestions please bring
to me so I can take it to the board. I have already
asked Charlie for ideas on how we can make his job
easier. We have discussed some ideas and maybe
we will have something to present in the coming
months.
This is the third board position I have held and who
knows maybe my last when I am impeached halfway
through my term. This club has become a major part
of our social life which I feel is good. I have made
many new friends and rekindled friendships with
some old friends. Our club has a lot to offer and I
hope some of our members realize that they too
have th ings to offer and share with our members.
Several people have been working on ideas for runs
and I hope they can become a reality.
Our membership has fluctuated for as long as I have
belonged to this club. We are down a little due to
many unexpected events. Several of you have done
a great job bringing in new members and I hope to
see us grow in the future. I feel that social media is
one way to reach potential new members. Keep up
the work in bringing potential new members to the
club.
This ti me of year, we tend to be a little quiet
regarding runs but here is a rundown of what we
have so far. The New Year’s Eve Lunch and Movie
run, Super Bowl party, and club picnic with date to
follow soon. The president’s mystery run is still a
mystery, but I plan to have one before my term
expires.
Michael Lebda, President

General
Meeting
Minutes
12-17-19
The General meeting was called to order by Dick
Danielsen at 6:30 PM. Dick opened the meeting by
presenting a special person, Claudia, Yosemite Falls
Café waitress, with a holiday gift from the club in
recognition and appreciation of her service at our
meetings. Happy holidays and thank you Claudia.
Secretary – Kathy Marine – The November Annual
meeting minutes were read. Ruthie 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 $260.00 was
collect in raffle ticket sales. Everyone was in the
holiday giving spirit to the raffle. Freida spread
holiday cheer as she sold those winning tickets.
VP of Public Relations/Membership – Prior to
ending her 2019 VP of Public Relations/Membership
term, Ruthie introduced two revisiting guests of
Steve and Lydia Garcia: Randy Ray, and, Araceli and
Wayne DeCamp; all have attended two meetings.
Ruthie continued with announcing 9 birthdays and 5
anniversaries for December. Happy birthday was
sung with a joyous sounding noise. Three
anniversaries were in the drawing for a $25.00
Yosemite Falls Café gift card. With a loud rustling of a
paper bag instead of a soft jingling of Christmas bells,
Dave and Lori Dukes became merry winners of the
anniversary gift card. Congratulations!
At the latest, Club membership, dues and proof of
insurance were due by the December Ge neral
meeting. Ruthie reported that most members have
rejoined; lost a couple members but also gained
some new members. The newest members, Mike
and Jeannie King were presented with their
initiation bags and badges. Due to an unfortunate
circumstance, Jenn ie Schwan’s initiation fees and
dues will be reimbursed should she decide not to
continue with the club. Steve and Lydia Garcia,
and, Tom and Emily Piercy were presented with
$50.00 gift cards for sponsoring new members.
Welcome to the new members and
congratulations to all! Ruthie then reviewed the
responsibilities of being a new member sponsor.
Ruthie concluded her VP of Public
Relations/Membership responsibilities thanking
the club for allowing her to be a part of the CVC
Board. She then relinquished he r position to
Leighanne Severance, presenting Leighanne with
her new badge as the 2020 VP of Public
Relations/Membership.
VP of Activities – Prior to Mike Lebda ending his
2019 VP of Activities term, he 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.
As a follow- up to recently held runs, each run
leader reflected on the highlights for member’s
enjoyment.

Linda Laningham and Freida Nulls planned a
fantastic CVC Holiday Party, held December 5 at
Pardini’s. The food was delicious, games were fun,
and music lively. Freida was on the prowl to get
everyone out on the dance floor… whether she
remembers or not.
Charlotte Renna held a Moving Away Pizza Get -
Together for Andy and Connie Anderson, November
22. Members filled her house to wish Andy and
Connie a safe and happy jour ney to their new home
in North Carolina. Charlotte thanked members for
contributing with their side dishes and desserts.
Charlotte Renna hosted an Annual Christmas
Hayride event, December 8. Approximately 50
people came to enjoy the neighborhood’s holiday
light displays and hayride tour around the
neighborhood, ate good food, and visited with each
other around the fire pits. Charlotte thanked Ruthie
for the chili and others that provided desserts. A
special thank you went to Keith and Debbie who
provide th e hayride trailer; also, Chuck and Patrick
who assist with trailer preparations.
Mike and Marylou Lebda lead 19 cars to Dinuba
December 14 to enjoy Ed Dena’s Annual Christmas
and Train Display at his dealership that was quite
extensive followed by a drive to his Classic Car
Consignment Show Room in downtown Dinuba.
The Dukes were able to participate on this fun day
which ended at IHOP for lunch.
Mike concluded his term, relinquishing his position
to Jeff Engleman as the 2020 VP of Activities,
presenting Jeff with his new VP of Activities badge.
Parliamentarian: Dick asked Charlotte Renna for her
input or comments. With a shout -out of “Good
Luck”, Charlotte thanked the two new officers for
accepting their Board positions and she thanked the
remaining current Board members for staying in
theirs. She then referred to the “In Memory Of”
boards displayed, expressing the Club still stands
proud after 28 years. Charlotte encouraged
members not to take life for granted; it can change
so quickly.
Old Business: Dick queried the room for old
business. None was offered.
New Business: Dick queried the room for new
business. Debbie Garrison announced a Valentine
Lunch at Cattleman’s Restaurant is being planned.
Details available at January’s General meeting.
Dick relinquished his 2019 President position
thanking the 2019 Board members, Charlotte,
Linda, Chuck, Mike Henenfent, and Freida for their
club involvement; and Charlie who is an asset to
the club. He then presented Mike Lebda with his
new badge as 2020 Club President. As Mike took
the microphone,
presented Dick
with a plaque in
recognition and
appreciation of
his work on the
Board and his new Past President badge. Mike
continued with inspiration for a fun new year with
runs in the works. More details to be announced
January/February. He also asked for volunteers to
organize the Kroekerville Picnic (May) and Holiday
Party (December). Give away no clues, Mike’s
President’s Mystery Run is still a mystery.

Sergeant-of-Arms: Chuck Laningham “two-buck
Chuck” fell a little short, collecting only a $1.50, but
there will be no coal in his stocking as he was being
mostly… not naughty…but nice.
Sunshine and Clouds: It’s a magical time of year so
with holiday merriment, Linda Laningham - listened -
as members shared their joy to the world. It was
joyful to hear Sue Comer was home, doing well, and
looks forward to having visitors. As Linda wished a
Merry Christmas to all… to all a good night… the
meeting got closer to an end.
Next General Meeting: To be held at Yosemite Falls
Café, Tuesday, January 21, 2020, at 6:30 PM.
Next Board Meeting: To be held at Lebda home,
Tuesday, January 28, 2020, at 7:00 PM. Members
are welcome to attend Board meetings. Please
inform Club President of your attendance.
General Meeting Adjourned: Skip made a motion
to adjourn meeting at 7:33 PM. Fred seconded the
motion.
Respectfully submitted:
Kathy Marine, Club Secretary
All raffle prize donations are appreciated. Thank
you to the following members for their donation:
Danielsen, Derringer, Engleman, Fosnaugh,
Garrahan, Garrison, Hayes, Henderson, Jarvis, King,
Laningham, Lebda, Marine, Null, Olson, Parks,
Piercy, Severance, Tavares, White
Freida Null won a cash Prize!
Dick Danielsen also won a cash prize!
New Members Jeannie & Michael
King received their CVC Members bag
from sponsors Steve & Lydia Garcia.

CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES - BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT V.P. ACTIVITIES V.P. PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARY TREASURER
1992 Chuck Vencill Terry Capurso Andy Anderson Charlotte Renna Mike Paul
1993 Terry Capurso Chuck Vencill Sondra Aniotzbehere Chuck Laningham Clayton Olson
1994 Charlotte Renna Keith Garrison Richard Mullins Jerry Mitchell Sue Comer
1995 Andy Anderson Stan Qualls Richard Mullins Cheramay Qualls Debbie Garrison
1996 Keith Garrison Mike Curtis Steve Smitha Tanya Mitchell Mike Crafton
1997 Keith Garrison Mike Curtis Marilyn Goodall Linda Laningham Mike Crafton
1998 Mike Curtis John Bird Joyce Kroeker Linda Laningham Patrick Garrahan
1999 John Bird Skip Severance Joyce Kroeker Dorothy Gregerson Patrick Garrahan
2000 John Bird Skip Severance Tamanee Krazan Dorothy Gregerson Ed Hokokian
2001 Pat Garrahan Mike Curtis Tamanee Krazan Carrie Threet Ed Hokokian
2002 Tamanee Krazan Craig Hansen Dale Comer Pam Hansen Joe Renna
2003 Charlotte Renna Craig Hansen CJ Curtis Pam Hansen Joe Renna
2004 Debbie Garrison Rodney Ainsworth Julie Sons Diane Ainsworth Jill Kroeker Rosen
2005 Debbie Garrison Ron Miller Julie Sons Peggy Cook Jill Kroeker Rosen
2006 Peggy Cook Jim Agar Mike Curtis Lynne Agar Terri Parks
2007 Jim Agar John Johnson Andy Anderson Lynne Agar Terri Parks
2008 Jim Agar John Johnson Lynn Massingham Sheryl DeMello Debbie Garrison
2009 Charlotte Renna Keith Garrison Scott Parkin Sheryl DeMello Debbie Garrison
2010 Charlotte Renna Scott Parkin Mary Case Linda Laningham Dave Case
2011 Linda Laningham Patricia Garrahan Jan DeMello Sheryl DeMello Judy Capurro
2012 Linda Laningham Keith Garrison Jan Pflepsen Sheryl De.-Terri Parks Judy Capurro
2013 Craig Hansen Pam Hansen Jeff Levine Terri Parks Fred Parks
2014 Craig Hansen Pam Hansen Skip Severance Kim Fosnaugh Fred Parks
2015 Gary Pflepsen Skip Severance Dick Danielsen Debby Anderson Mike Lebda
2016 Gary Pflepsen Skip Severance Charlotte Renna Debby Anderson Mike Lebda
2017 Andy Anderson Dick Danielsen Charlotte Renna Terry Johnson Dick Johnson
2018 Andy Anderson Dick Danielsen Dick Johnson Terry Johnson Darlene Derringer
2019 Dick Danielsen Michael Lebda Ruthie Danielsen Kathy Marine Lynne Henenfent
2020 Michael Lebda Jeff Engleman LeighAnne Severance Kathy Marine Lynne Henenfent

Tom Piercy Jan 8 th
David Sons Jan 10
Debbie Garrison Jan 22
Tom Jarvis Jan 22
Lori Dukes Jan 30
Larry King Jan 30
Janet King Jan 30
Don Olson Jan 31
Mike & Diane Hayes Jan 3 rd 1962 58 YRS
Charlie & Kim Fosnaugh Jan 17 th 1975 45 YRS
Dale & Sue Comer Jan 27 th 1968 52 YRS
Jim & Peggy Bandy Jan 30 th 1988 32 YRS

‘In the Garage’ w/Charlie
C7 Corvette Stingray
The Complete Reference, Facts, and History
The C7 generation of Chevrolet Corvette was produced between 2013 and 2019 for
the model years 2014 through 2019. As the name implies, it's the seventh-generation
Corvette and the first since the C3 to use the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray name.
The C7 Corvette took a few of its general design cues from the previous C6 Corvette,
including keeping the exposed headlights. However, much of its styling was a dramatic
departure from all previous models. Its look was highlighted by a more muscular and
angled front end and C7 Corvette taillights that deviated from the traditional
arrangement of two sets of round lenses. The first C7s hit the market in the third
quarter of 2013; the last of the C7s were sold in the first half of 2019. It is widely
expected to be the last frontengine Corvette in light of its successor -- the C8 -- moving
to a mid-engine layout. Development of the C7 Corvette Chevy began the C7
development in 2007, but the financial crisis and General Motors' bankruptcy delayed
the model considerably; it wasn't until late in 2012 that Chevrolet announced that the
C7 would debut in January of 2013. It was originally set to debut as a 2011 model.
The C7 almost became the first Corvette with a mid-engine layout, but potentially high
development costs (when G.M. had little expendable capital) kept the C7 in the
traditional front-engine / rear-wheel-drive setup. The C7 instead featured a new 6.2-
liter small-block V8 engine that made 455 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft. of torque in base
form. A seven-speed manual transmission was offered as well as a six-speed G.M.
automatic. The smallblock V8 included a cylinder deactivation system for fuel
management and continuously variable valve timing. The new powerplant helped the
C7 to accelerate from zero to 60 in 3.8 seconds. The suspension on the C7 was an
independent double-wishbone setup with unequal length, plus transverse fiberglass
mono-leaf springs.

C7 Styling and Reaction
As previously mentioned, the C7 took its styling in a different direction from all previous
generations, despite keeping a few elements such as the exposed headlights. Perhaps
the biggest difference was the squared-off rear end and non-round, trapezoidal
taillights that were similar to those on the Camaro at the time. The aggressive and
angular appearance was a source of disappointment for many Corvette fans, though
G.M. said it was a deliberate move aimed at attracting a younger audience than
traditionally bought Corvettes. The C7's rear end was also highlighted by four tailpipes
mounted at the center of the lower bumper. Along with the aggressive back end, the
C7 featured a large number of creases and vents around the body for aerodynamics.
This was a large design departure from previous generations that had streamlined
styling with few creases save semi-functional gills. Even the new exposed headlights
had a more intricate and angular design than the C6 Corvette.
2014 Model Year Equipment, Changes and Editions
The new C7 Corvette featured a carbon fiber hood and then fiberglass composite for
the majority of the rest of the car. Aerogel developed by NASA was used to stop
transmission heat from getting into the cabin. Panels on the underbody were made
from carbon-nano composite while the chassis was constructed from hydro-formed
aluminum. Indirect LED technology was used in the formation of the taillights. Despite
the full use of light materials in constructing the C7, it wasn't any lighter than the
previous C6 generation.
The 2014 Corvette offered the following models and special editions:
◾ Corvette C7 Stingray Coupe
◾ 3LT Interior Package
◾ Z51 Performance Package
◾ C7 Corvette Stingray Convertible
◾ Corvette Stingray Coupe and Convertible Premiere Edition
◾ Gran Turismo, Atlantic and Pacific concepts
2015 Model Year Equipment, Changes and Editions
The 2015 C7 model year saw the introduction of an optional eight-speed automatic
transmission for all models. The new Corvette Z06 was reintroduced for this year as
well. It featured a new 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine that made 650 horsepower
and 650 poundfeet of torque. For this generation, Chevy made the Z06 available in
both a coupe and a convertible. Dual-mode exhausts became standard for Z51
Corvettes. A performance data recorder was a notable equipment addition and
included a 720p H.D. camera, self-contained telemetry recorder and dedicated SDcard
slot in the glove box. The PDR system had several modes, including track mode,
sport mode, touring mode and performance mode. These were essentially modes
aimed at competition drivers to help improve lap times.

The 2015 Corvette offered the following models and special editions:
◾ Z06 and Z07 Performance Package
◾ Z06 Convertible
◾ Corvette Stingray Atlantic Design Package
◾ Corvette Stingray Pacific Design Package
◾ Corvette C7.R
The last model in this list was a racing version of the Chevrolet Corvette Z06. It
included a 5.5 liter naturally aspirated V8 engine, which was made specifically for this
model. It had 491 horsepower and a modified suspension to allow for wider tires and
a larger brake system.
2016 Model Year Equipment, Changes and Editions
This model year saw the phasing out and removal of four colors and the addition of
one color. Daytona Sunrise Orange Metallic was removed in December 2015. January
2016 saw the removal of Night Race Blue, and then Shark Gray was removed some
months later in May. The end of 2016 saw the removal of Laguna Blue, which was
replaced by a new color called Admiral Blue. Only 336 total C7 Corvettes were made
in this color, including 221 Stingray models and 115 Z06 models. Otherwise, nothing
else for this year was changed.
The following models and special editions were released for the 2016 model year:
◾ Twilight Blue Design Package ZLD
◾ Spice Red Design Package ZLE
◾ Jet Black Sueded Design Package ZLG
◾ Z06 C7.R Edition ZCR
The special design packages were all available on 3Lx trim models and included
different options for Z06 and Stingray models. Despite the color names of the
packages, each package had several choices in actual exterior colors for the car. The
last special edition was only available with the 3LZ trim and was mostly an appearance
package despite the name. However, it ended up being fairly rare as only 650 cars
were produced between the coupe and convertible editions. The convertible was the
rarest at only 80 produced.
2017 Model Year Equipment, Changes and Editions
Nothing significant was changed for the 2017 model year; a total of 32,782 C7s were
produced. This year did see the introduction of the brand new Grand Sport model,
which was a mix of the Z51, Z06 and the Stingray components and body styling (the
body style was mostly modeled on the Corvette Z06).
The Grand Sport featured the following design elements:
◾ New Grand Sport wheel design with 19x10 front wheels and 20x12 inch rear wheels
◾ Pilot Super Sport summer tires by Michelin
◾ Brembo brake system
◾ Magnetic ride control and an electronic limited-slip differential as standard features

◾ LT1 V8 engine producing 460 horsepower with dry-sump oiling system and
performance active exhaust system
◾ Seven-speed manual transmission with rev match
◾ Optional Z07 package with different tires and brakes
The Grand Sport also had a Heritage Package, code-named Z15, that included various
additional design features and six available colors. Finally, there was also a Grand
Sport Collector Edition, code-named Z25. These were limited to only 1,000 vehicles
and 850 of those were released in the American market. This edition was mostly
cosmetic with special interior designs.
2018 Model Year Equipment, Changes and Editions
The 2018 model year began production in 2017 in June. It was discontinued at the
end of July due to a plant shutdown that lasted until October. This model year saw the
continuation of the Stingray, Grand Sport and Z06 models. This was also the year
Chevy announced the ZR1. Like the Z06, it too used a supercharged 6.2-liter V8
engine, but it made 755 horsepower and 715 poundfeet of torque. The ZL1 came with
a seven-speed manual transmission or an eight-speed automatic. It was further
differentiated from lesser Corvettes with unique carbon fiber bodywork that was aimed
at providing more cooling to the car's systems, plus a large rear spoiler. Other
upgrades included Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes, a unique exhaust system and
unique wheels. Initially, the ZR1 was only revealed as a coupe, but a convertible
version was eventually revealed as well. Chevy sold 9,686 Corvette models for 2018
-- the lowest number since 1959 - - largely due to the short production time. Nothing
significant was changed during this year, but there was yet another special edition in
the Carbon 65 or Z30 Edition. This limited edition was made to commemorate the 65th
anniversary of the Corvette. It was available in a new color of Ceramic Matrix Gray
and could be had via the convertible and coupe body styles of either the Grand Sport
3LT trim or the Z06 3LZ trim. Most everything in this special edition was cosmetic.
2019: Final Model Year
G.M. announced that 2019 would be the last model year for the C7 Corvette. The lastever
C7 production model -- a black Z06 coupe -- was auctioned off on June 28th,
2019. A special edition was released in this model year called the Driver's Edition of
the Corvette Grand Sport. It included four different paint schemes chosen by the
drivers on the Corvette racing team.
See our Eight generations of Chevy Corvette gallery
Previous generation: Corvette C6
Next Up: Corvette C8
Article By Autolist Staff | November 7, 2019

CVC
Activities
Schedule
It was a fun 2019, but now it's time to get going for 2020. There are some fun events already
planned, but there is room for many more. If you are thinking about a run for the first time,
myself and the board are available to help. You can also think about teaming up with someone.
I can also help you with the flyer for the newsletter if needed. Before locking in a date for your
run be sure to let me know so I can make sure there are no conflicts with other events.
Thank you!
Jeff Engleman, VP Activities, Central Valley Corvettes
Date(s): 2020 Upcoming Events: Meet at: Run Leaders:
Jan 11 th Tom Mehlo’s Classic Chevy’s 8:00 am King’s
Feb 2 nd Super Bowl Party (49ers vs.?) 2:00 pm Lebda’s
Feb 14 th Valentine’s at Cattlemen’s TBA Garrison’s
Mar ? Laughlin Run TBA Garrison’s
Apr 25 th Clovis Rodeo Parade & Lunch 7:45 am Fosnaugh’s
May 3 rd CVC Summer Picnic/Kroekerville Noon CVC Board
GENERAL MEETING ALWAYS 3 RD TUESDAY 6:30 PM
BOARD MEETING IS THE MONDAY FOLLOWING THE
GENERAL MEETING AT NOON AT LEBDA’S HOME
Dominos 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month

Private Chevy Car Collection
This is a very rare collection given the fact that
prior to 1937 Chevrolets were made of wood
frames and wooden internal body parts meaning
they didn’t survive.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 th
We will depart Carl’s Jr. at 8:30am and head to
the big city of Strathmore where the private
collection is located on a farm just out of town.
After viewing the collection, we will head to
Visalia for lunch at Triangle Drive-in.
There will be a signup sheet at the November
meeting. If you have any questions contact
Larry King 559-908-0495

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.

VALENTINE’S DAY SWEETHEART RUN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14? ,2020
12 NOON
CATTLEMENS STEAKHOUSE
1880 ART GONZALES PARKWAY, SELMA
Cattlemen’s Luncheon Menu
MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW!
Questions call Debbie – 559-355-9548 or email Keithgar@aol.com

Photos by Emily & Charlie