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The Vette Set Volume 46, Issue 12
Dec. 2011
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Club Officers
President Tom Hoeppner—(719) 495-7102
1st Vice President Mikie Ulrich—(719) 534-0204
2nd Vice President Shauna Hall—(719) 635-7063
Secretary Dana Cherry—719-502-9220
Treasurer Lorren Loewen—(719) 570-9109
Governor Wayne Umland—(719) 597-2904
BOARD MEMBERS
Gwenda Valentine [email protected] - (719)635-4160
Walt Jenkins [email protected]—(719) 231-4890
Alta Olejnik [email protected]—(719) 481-4587
Larry Lukenbill [email protected]—(719) 593-9839
Archive Custodian:
Charlie Boland
[email protected]—(719) 598-0723
Web Master Walt Jenkins - (719) 337-1143
Deadline to submit newsletter articles and
information is the 15th of the month. Email articles or pictures to:
[email protected] WEBSITE is http://www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org
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Meeting Information
Our general meetings are always the first Thursday of the
month. The next
meeting will be
7:00PM Thurs
Dec. 1. 2011
Meeting location:
Daniel’s Long at 670
Automotive Drive,
Colorado Springs,
(719) 632-5591
After the meeting, we will enjoy dinner and refreshments:
Dec 1:
Flatirons Grill 2450 Tenderfoot Hill St
Colorado Springs CO 80906
Board meetings are open to any club members. Occurs Tuesday
prior to the general meeting. The meeting date is November 29,
2011
Tom Hoeppner’s home
11460 Teachout Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
H – 719-495-7102
Event chairperson should plan to attend the board meeting prior to event.
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Members Present
at Meeting
Barrett Benson Barb Hoeppner Tom Hoeppner Shauna Hall David Hall Alta Olejnik Pete Olejnik Bob Pinkston Rik Noring Jr Denise Phillips Jerry Phillips Anne Silvers Bud Silvers Paul Thompson Marlys Klessig Gaylord Klessig Jane Creigbaum Gail Creigbaum Debbie Yale Gary Yale Larry Valentine Gwenda Valentine Skip Seiling Reta Rogers Jerry Stermer Diane Stermer Tom Hannon Laurie Loewen Lorren Loewen Michael Bochnak Winnie Bochnak Jeff Smith Pat Strauch Lane Turrell Kelly Turrell Vicki Ury Tom Ury Nick Renfro Jim Nile Judy Nile Ed Pinson Lenice Pinson
David W. Dempsey Lynn Wittrock Carol Wittrock Philip Moore Boomer Ferguson Joy Boland Charlie Boland Ed Redlin Walt Jenkins Cliff Wright Mikie Ulrich Florece Noring Dana Cherry Dave Cherry Rob Miskowitch Bobbie Mesite Gwen Hatchell Joe Horvath Dan Russell Belinda Russell Y.R.H. (Wayne Umland) Bryan Haverkorn Mike Baxter Melvin Swindel Mike Dittman Susan Umland Vance Davis Jeff McCutcheon Hal Tumbleson Dan McCann Miguel Castrejon Patricia Castrejon Don Adametz
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Guests Present
Name Vette Meeting Sponsor
Rick Mendoza 2010 1 Larry Valentine
Patti Nelson
Ken Hunter 1968 1 Denise Phillips
Dave Trepasso 1969 1 Lorren Loewen
John Gue 2008 1 John K Gue
WANT TO ADVERTISE? If you are a member of the Colorado Springs Corvette Club, you may
place a personal “For Sale” ad in the “VETTE SET” at no charge to
you. The cost of advertising for business ads for non-members are be-
low and members’ receive a 20% discount or two months free when
they purchase one full year.
Business Card (1/4 page) $10.00 per month
1/2 Page $15.00 per month
Full Page $20.00 per month
The information must be received by the editor not later than the
15thof the month preceding the month you want the ad to appear.
NCCC Regional Schedule To see the regional schedule look here: http://www.rmrnccc.org/Google%20%20RMR%20Calendar.htm
NEW EMAIL LIST INFORMATION
We have a new email distribution list. To send an email to the
entire club, use the address [email protected]. All
members were added to the list using their email address from
the club roster. If you have questions about the distribution list,
please contact Mikie Ulrich at [email protected]
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Meeting Minutes
Meeting called to order by President Tom Hoeppner. Minutes were approved 50/50 tickets are available Say Yes: Stacy, Tristan, James, and Zach came and thanked us for our support of their organization this year. Shauna: Guests - introduced our guests. Door Prizes and 50/50 drawn Lorren: Treasurer’s report-read report and funds allocat-ed and status of renewals. New cars or upgrades? Larry Valentine has tires with tread! Daniels-Long: Mark Barton gave report from the car show. They sold 3 cars that day. Daniels-Long received award for being number 1 in Region for Superior Car Sales. The CSCC wall should be completed next month. After Meeting: Dinner at Rudy’s BBQ Christmas Basket Project: Hal Tumbleson and Alta Olejnik gave update. NCCC update: Wayne Umland. New NCCC officers an-nounced. CSCC is hosting banquet in March. Website update: Walt Jenkins. Pictures should be sub-mitted in 600x800 size. Password changes will be sent out with renewals. Ladies Luncheon: Vicki Ury No Luncheon in Nov. and Dec.
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CSCC 50th Anniversary Party: Larry Valentine reported the party will be September 15, held in conjunction with Daniels Long Appreciation Show. Banquet is proposed to be at Moose Lodge at Cheyenne Zoo. Cost to be between $30-40 per per-son. Car Show will end at 2PM and banquet will begin at 6:30. Stephen Hobbs has volunteered to chair this event. Sno Flake Rally: Rik Noring reminded us it is Sunday Nov. 6. Monopoly Theme and “No Monopoly money please!” Parade of lights: Ed Redlin—Saturday, Dec. 3th CSCC Christmas Party: Dana Cherry and Susan Umland—Final deadline is Nov. 23 for all money. We are looking for vol-unteers for favors and door prize donations. Please contact ei-ther Susan or Dana. Charity nominations for next year: Tom Hoeppner—Bud Sil-vers made a recommendation that the club accept the Christ-mas Basket Fund as our main charity. There was discussion regarding the standing rules and how it would affect other chari-ties we may want to support. The club voted and decided to leave the Charity set up as it has been at this time. Tom invited each of us to recommend a charity organization no later than December 28 to the Board Members. Presentations can be made at meetings in December and January when vot-ing will take place. Barrett Benson has tickets for a new corvette from the Cor-vette Museum! Please check with Wally Peterson for any club merchandise you wish to order.
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OLD BUSINESS Garage Tour, October 30th: Held at Lorren’s. Great turnout and good food Thanks to Lorren and Lorrie for hosting. Daniels Long Car Show: Gary Yale - Trophies and NCCC point awards finalized Homecoming Season Summary: Vicki/Tom Ury—-We re-ceived $515.00 in donations for Christmas basket fund. Tom and Vicki thanked everyone who drove in the homecomings. CSCC roster database: Walt and Lorren are working on this and should be completed when membership is updated. Reminder for Newsletter deadline: Deadline is the 15th of the month for any submission, pictures, articles or otherwise. CSCC Events coming up: Sno Flakes Rallye Nov. 6th Garage Tour at Daniels Nov. 17th Parade of Lights Dec. 3rd Christmas Party Dec. 9th Dubs Bridge Party Jan. 21st Tom deferred adjournment of meeting to Lorren after collec-tion of membership renewals. For any other information please see the website, facebook page or for NCCC events contact Wayne Umland The next meeting will be December 1st.
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Board Meeting Agenda November 1st…7 PM
Location: Champps Restaurant
Treasurer’s Update:....Lorren
Possible New Members:…Tom and Shauna
Bylaws and Standing Rules and General Policies:…Tom
State of Colorado "Periodic Report" (just for Board meeting)…Patty
Details about non-profit status for Club
Member Pictures for Website:…Rob and Walt
Upcoming CSCC Events and 2012 Event Planning Updates:…Don
and Wayne
Club Charity (SAY Y.E.S.) Status:…Mikie
Final Status of Hill Climb:…Don or Lorren
Update on PA System:…Tom
At general meeting, will be asking for reports or updates on:
All items listed above
Sno Flake rallye…Rik Noring
Trophy status and final profit/loss statement for Daniels-Long
show….Wally & Gary Y
October Garage tour @ Loewens…Lorren
Closeout on ladies luncheons and Homecomings…Vicki Ury
Christmas baskets…Judy & Hal
Facebook & Google email….Mikie
Treasury balance…Lorren
ALL Board Members – Where duties are defined in the Bylaws, com-
plete (during the meeting) or brief status of handoff of duties and appropri-
ate paperwork.
Patty – Tom
Tom – Shauna
Rob - Dana
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Ruth's Dub Bridge Card
Party
This is a simple fun Card Game. You don't have to know how
to play to join in the fun. Some knowledge of a deck of cards is
helpful. If you can follow directions, that is all you really need.
(this is not bridge)
WHEN: Saturday, January 21, 2012
WHERE: Wally & JoAnn Bochnak
45 Pauma Valley Drive
(Gleneagle) 80921
TIME: 6:30 p.m.
COST: $5.00 per person
RSVP: Sign up and pay Winnie Bochnak at the
December & January Meetings. If you have
questions, you can call Winnie at (719) 488-9660.
Please bring an appetizer or snack to share
Drinks will be provided
PRIZES FOR WINNERS AND LOSERS
Also Door Prizes
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For our Presidents 1st message, please click on the following
link http://www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org/
Corvette.html then click on the "President's Corner" link on the
left side of the page.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
DCA Turkey Rally
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The October 20th garage tour hosted by Laurie and Lorren Loe-wen was attended by approximately 30 members. Everyone enjoyed good weather, music, conversation, food and beverages. Bryan Haverkorn, manager of Buffalo Hot Wings and a club member, catered the evening with salads, hot wings and several varieties of sauces from mild to extremely hot. Dessert was Laurie's chocolate brownies. The only discouraging part of the evening was Alec Castrejon's attempt to beat his record of eating 27 wings by falling a little short. Since having Bryan in the club it was very convenient to arrange catering so, does anyone know a beer distributor with a corvette?
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Auto-x held by joint venture of DCA and TORCA. This is probably the second most favorite auto-x event of the year (the go-kart being the best, perhaps). The popularity is easily represented by
the large attendance with 30 folks working/attending from 6 different clubs. The 30 doesn’t include the ½ dozen or so metal cars, but does in-clude the 12 of our very own CSCC – wow. Walt, YRH, Tom, David, Jim, Don, Lorren, Barb, Shauna, Anne, Vicky, and Laurie were in attendance. It is a large track (close to two miles?), so each of us participating had a couple of parade laps to become familiar with the course. After-wards, there was a bit of trouble with the timing equipment, but, it was eventually resolved by replacing with older “well known” equip-ment. There were 3 runs in the morning and 3 more were offered in the afternoon, with CSCC taking home 179 club points – woooooooooohoooooooo! Shauna took home the Ladies traveling award, and Lorren took the men’s traveling award, although the “Blue Devil” didn’t want to give it up . Lorren and Shauna get to keep the awards ALL WINTER LONG. Con-gratulations Lorren and Shauna. Typical for CSCC trip was a mechanical problem – Walt lost a clutch. And in true CSCC fashion, we pushed the car onto a trailer, and Walt was able to take “Lil Red” to Rik’s that evening. This is the last of two auto-x of the, roughly, 43 auto-x we had this season. It was a glorious end to a wonderful year. I would like to thank all of the Chairpersons, Governors, and workers for putting on these events. I hope you all had as much fun as I did. YRH
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If you are interested in receiving this newsletter electronically via
the website please let me know at [email protected]
UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS
Board meetings are open to all members. Please no-
tify host if you plan to attend. The chairperson for
each event should plan to attend a board meeting pri-
or to the event. Location will be announced in the
newsletter prior to the event.
December: Tom Hoeppner
January: Wayne Umland
February: Mikie Ulrich
Answers: 1. 1968 2. 1964 3. 1958
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CSCC CHRISTMAS PARTY
December 9, 2011 6:30-10:00 PM
Guiseppie’s Old Town Depot
10 South Sierra Madre Colorado springs, Colorado
appetizers Cash bar
Buffet dinner Dessert
Cost will be $ 30.00 per person
There will be door prizes
A few fun games
Come join us for an evening of fun
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SNOWFLAKE RALLY
The snowflake rally, not unlike this
article, was short and sweet. This years
edition was a Monopoly themed rally
that had multiple choice answers! All
but one team had a fantastic time... For
more details and color photos see the
Club's face book page.
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December 2011
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
11/30
BOD
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Cscc
Meeting
2 3 PARADE
OF
LIGHTS
4 5 6 7 8 9 Christ-
mas Party
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Assembly
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Delivery
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CHRISTMAS EVE THING By Jim "strat" Rowan
"Twas the night before Christmas, and in the garage There wasn't a trace of a Ford or a Dodge The lights were all lit So I figured I'd mess with the Vette for a bit I popped the release and I lifted the hood When a deep voice behind me said, "Looks pretty good". Well, as you can imagine, I turned mighty quick And there by the workbench, stood good ol' Saint Nick! We stood there a bit, not too sure what to say Then he said "Don't suppose that you'd trade that Vette for my sleigh?" I replied, "No way, Santa" and started to grin "But if you've got the time we could go for a spin!" His round little mouth, all tied up like a bow, Turned into a smile and he said, "Hey!, Let's go!!" So as not to disturb all the neighbors retreat We pushed the Vette quietly in to the street Then taking our places to drift down the hill, I turned on the key and I let the clutch spill The sound that erupted took him by surprise But he liked it a *lot*, by the look in his eyes. With Goodyears a 'cryin' and side pipes aglow, We headed out where the hot rodders go. And Santa's grin widened, approaching his ears..... With every shift up as I went through the gears. Then he yelled, "Can't recall when I've felt so alive!" So I backed off the gas and asked "You wanna drive?" Ol' Santa was stunned when I gave him the keys When he walked past the headlights, he shook at the knees! The big block exploded with side exhaust sound! Santa let out the clutch and the tires shook the ground! Power shift into second, again into third! I sat there just watching, at a loss of a word. Then I heard him exclaim, as he blasted from sight… MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL, IT'S ONE HECK OF A NIGHT!!!"
Submitted by Diana Dittman
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THE GOVERNOR’S CORNER Howdy, As your new governor, I am pleased to represent you at the National and Re-gional level. This reminds me of when I first joined. I was pretty confused at first. I was pretty lost with all of the new technical sounding terms such as Sanctioned, Regional, Rallye, etc. It is my intent to post a monthly article, the “Governor’s Corner” that will try to explain, in Wayne-arian terms, some of these things. In addition, I’ll try to share what’s changing in NCCC, and in RMR that affects you. A daunting task. I’d like to begin with “what’s a Governor”. That’s the person that represents the club’s desires at the National and Regional level in the NCCC organization. CSCC is part of the NCCC organization for several reasons, but a couple are: NCCC provides insur-ance making it easier to rent or use properties for Auto-x, Rallye’s, Car Shows, etc.; and NCCC provides an infrastructure in which CSCC folks can complete with other folks in the Region or Nationally. Our region, the Rocky Mountain Region (RMR), comprises of 13 Corvette clubs in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah, most of which are in Colora-do. CSCC is the largest in the Region. A Governor’s job is also the avenue for NCCC to share information, affect policies and to try to administer its policies. Events are either NCCC endorsed (also known as Sanctioned), or not. The car show that Winnie and Team put on at Pagosa Springs, and the Club Picnic that Pete and Team organized are examples of non-sanctioned events – denoted in our calendar as “(NS)”. Competing/attending these kinds of events (while lots of fun) does not result in NCCC awarding Championship points.
Championship points can be broken down into three categories: points award-
ed to competitors; points awarded to a Club for hosting an event; and lastly points awarded to a Club by having its competitors attend/work an event.
First, and most fun, are Championship points awarded competitors. Each time
you participate in a sanctioned event, you are awarded points. Sometimes you are awarded additional Championship points for traveling to the event (because it is far away, like Casper Wyoming), or awarded Championship points because you helped put on the events (like working on a Rally, or Chairing a car show). Most of the time, you are award-ed points on how well you compete – how clean/good-looking your car is (like Larry L, Laurie L, and Mike B to name a few), or how well you figured out the Rallye (like Rik and Florece), or how quickly you traverse a race course (like Shauna, or Lorren). The points you are awarded are tallied and sorted. The top 15 regional competitors are recognized by being assigned a number that represents their ranking (the 5th place competitor is award the number “5” for racing events). For the last two years, CSCC has had the men’s top competitor – Walt in 2009, and Rik in 2010.
Club points are little more complicated, and sharing those details offer little
reward. Let me just point out that Sanctioned events are recognized either Nationally, or Regionally, or both. Next month, I’ll try to cover what a Rallye is all about. If you have suggestions for future articles, or questions, please send e-mail to [email protected]. Wayne – CSCC Gov. Disclaimer: the views provided are those of Wayne Umland, and not those of CSCC, nor those of NCCC.
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Colorado Springs Corvette Club Facebook Page As of October 6, 2010, we have our own Facebook page. This is a great way
to share fun things with the club like photos, race results, upcoming events,
how to (tips and tricks), etc. We have had some great postings so far including
Tom's 'C2 Visor Repair' article, photos of the April Autocross and Daniels
Long Car Show and advertising for the various club events.
The address for our Facebook page is:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Colorado-Springs-Corvette-
Club/157863700903775
People who don't have Facebook accounts, can click that link to see what our
page looks like, but it would be view only...no editing allowed. To get a FB
account, simply go to http://www.facebook.com and sign up
NOTE: In order to update the page with comments, photos, videos, a person
with a FB account, must go to this page and click the Like button
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A review of the Bylaws and Standing Rules and General Policies generated an action
for me. That action is to ask club members to present their charity suggestions to the
Board, before going to the members. Per the Standing Rules, that requirement exists so
the Board can perform an initial review of suggested charities, and so that any presenta-
tion of information is consistent. While that may make sense, it was noted that we need
to add some clarity to the Standing Rules if that's what is desired, because right now,
that desire is not real clear. (But that's a totally separate action that will be taken by the
club/Board.)
Additional discussion left us with a couple thoughts and suggestions for you and Anne
to consider.
1. Changes to Bylaws. Based on the understanding of your email, it does not appear
you nor Anne need to propose any changes to the Bylaws.
Depending on your exact desire, items 2 or 3 below offer guidance on actions you may
wish to take.
2. The Standing Rules, Section 1.0, Paragraph D, (which provides current guidance on
"The Primary Club Charity") does not need to be changed to have a vote for your idea/
recommendation to be considered, if just being considered for the 2012 charity. You
obviously have provided the information/suggestion, so your recommendation will be
added to the list of charities to be evaluated. Then, as currrently stated in the Standing
Rules, motions for (and voting for the charity selection) will occur at the January meet-
ing.
3. If you wish to change the Standing Rules and General Policies so that the Club no
longer has an option to review other charities, and only dedicates itself to the Christmas
basket fund (as our charity effort), you need to draft and explain your exact proposed
changes to the Standing Rules and General Policies. Your proposed changes can be
accomplished at any business meeting, and I just ask that you let me know if that's your
plan for this next meeting, so I can add it to the agenda.
As a reminder, if a change is proposed to the Standing Rules and General Policies, and
the change is approved by the membership, the changes occur immediately.
If any of this is unclear, or the summary of options does not address your desires,
please call me or send a clarification email to the Board members included on the Cc
line.
Tom Hoeppner
CSCC President
Review of By laws and Standing Rules for
Club Charities
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source: day to day calendar 1. The third generation Corvette began with what model year? 2. The words "Chevrolet Corvette" last appeared on the steering wheel of what model year Corvette? 3. During what model year did the Corvette finally generate a profit for General Motors?
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Rick Hudnal 12/1
Herb Thompson 12/1
Bud Silvers 12/1
Jerry Phillips 12/3
Lorren Loewen 12/3
Nick Renfro 12/3
Guy Bentley 12/4
Vance Davis 12/8
Sheryl Schubert 12/10
Dana Cherry 12/12
Cliff Wright 12/12
JoAnne LaSage 12/15
Tom Morse 12/16
Bruce MacGregor 12/24
Vickie Ury 12/27
Ric Noring, Sr. 12/27
Eric Bentley 12/28
Please be advised that we are working on a new=updated=birthday list. If
you would like your birthday included, please let me know by emailing me
at [email protected]. With no problems we should have it com-
plete by January! Thanks all……...
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NS 1-21-12 Ruth’s Dub
NS 4-21-12 CSCC School
NS 8-25-12 CSCC 50th Party
NS 9-15-12 CSCC 50th Party alternate time
3 Regional 4-22-12 Spring Auto-x
1 Regional 5-12-12 CSCC Concours Fun in Sun
1 National 5-27-12 CSCC Rallye A-May-zing 3 Regional 6-03-12 CSCC Auto-x
3 National 7-29-12 CSCC Auto-x
1 National 8-18-12 CSCC PC Ruth’s
1 National 9-15-12 CSCC PC/Rallye Pagosa
3 National 9-29-12 CSCC PC/Concours (Daniels)
1 National 10-07-12 CSCC Auto-x
2 Regional 10-07-12 CSCC Auto-x
1 Regional 11-04-12 CSCC Rallye Snow-flakes
Assumptions:
10 Regional events
10 National events
Events are near dates taken from last year
Goal for CSCC is to be number 1 club in the year 2012
Projected NCCC/CSCC Events
For 2012
50th Anniversary Report "Larry Valentine reported that the 50th Anniversary celebration is scheduled for Saturday September 15, 2012. It will be a combined event with the annu-al dealer appreciation car show. The combined shows will provide Daniels Long Chevrolet the opportunity to capitalize on the media exposure for them through the car show, the Club's 50th anniversary, and Daniel's 50 years of sponsorship. Their sponsorship dollars can more effectively be used, allow-ing for support for the anniversary banquet. The banquet will be open to current club members and special invited guests. Cost is expected to run between $30 - $40 per person. Final ar-rangements are yet to be made, but the proposed location for the banquet is the Moose Lodge event center located at the Cheyenne Zoo. The car show will run until approximately 2:00 pm, with the banquet starting at 6:30 pm. Specifics regarding the car show will be announced later, but preliminary plans are for a People's Choice only "all chevys" car show. Stephen Hobbs has graciously volunteered to chair the event
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REGIONAL UPDATES
CCC - Colorado Corvette Club - 970-724-3506
CSCC - Colorado Springs Corvette Club - 719-302-5472
CWC - Central Wyoming Corvettes - 307-258-4451
CWCC - Colorado West Corvette Club - 970-434-5120 DCA - Denver Corvette Association - 303-980-1079
DTRC - Down the Road Corvettes - 303 465-4664
GRCC - Glass Reunion Corvette Club - 406-628-2224
RMR - Rocky Mountain Region - 303-739-9515
TORCA - Top of the Rockies - 303-678-1816
Regional Officers
Regional Executive - Pete Urenda [email protected] Regional Competition Director - Walt Jenkins [email protected] Regional Membership Director - Ellouise Morrison [email protected] Treasurer - Barb Reynolds-Zornes - [email protected] Secretary - Cheryl Clifton [email protected]
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