President’s Notepad. . . .Well finally some nice weather. Back to the 50’s was greatand Members reported seeing at least 50+ Studebakerspresent. It was a lot of fun. Did I mention the great weather?

Things are reving up for our Club events. The Poker Run wasa fun event again. Thanks Maynard & Joan. Coming up planto attend Skomoroh’s Old Fashioned Studebaker Picnic, TheChisholm Cruise and the Northland Wheels Car Show inDuluth and there’s still more to come!

Jerry Pearson, stude.one@usfamily.net

North Star Minutes. . . . .Thank you to Jim Rock, past secretary, for taking minutes atthe May meeting in my absence.

Members enjoyed rolls and coffee at Joan & MaynardLemke’s home before the 6th annual poker run on June26th. Nine studebakers cruised some lovely countrysidearriving at Hojies Grill in Dassel around noon. ClydeKettelson won first place honors and his name on thetraveling plaque for the winning poker hand, three aces!!

Fourteen members were present for the short businessmeeting after lunch at Hojies. The club paid for dessert totreat the travelers.

There was some discussion about the Memorial Day CarShow at Ellingson Car Museum. It was voted on to onceagain give Ellingson $100 in appreciation for using thefacilities.

Reference was made to the CD that has been tagged for theSDC Museum.  Clarification was made that this money willstay in our treasury until such time that there is proof that themuseum will become a reality.

After adjournment of the meeting some members went on tosee the big ball of twine and the museum in Dassel.

Fern Gieselman, Secretary

Poker Run Report. . . .What a beautiful day just perfect for a cruise. The social hourwas special, Krispy Kreme donuts. Soooo good! The runwas a good country cruise that ended up in Dassel Mn. at theHojies Grill for lunch. I still can't believe it but Clyde Ketelsenand Helen Rusin won 1st. place with 3 aces what a hand.

There were 7 Studebakers and 1 brand X on the poker run.All of us had a great time before, during and at the restaurant.Good fellowship is hard to beat. See you next year at the 7thannual poker run.

Maynard and Joan Lemke

Studebakers Needed. . . . It would be really great to have 10 to 15 Studebakers at theChisholm car show, on Sunday Aug. 1. If you can't make thecruise up there on Saturday try to join us on Sunday for theshow. Hope we will see some Northland Wheels Chaptermembers there too. This would be a great way to show the people whatStudebakers are like. See you up there.

Maynard Lemke

Welcome New Members. . . . Bob & Mary Reining412 W. Franklin AvenueDelano, MN 553281939 Commander Coupe Express1940 Commander Business Coupe1957 Scotsman 2 Door1955 Commander

Richard J. Goldman821 Douglas Avenue, Ste 400Minneapolis, MN 554031963 Hawk

Volume 37, Issue 5

UPCOMING EVENTS----------------------

July 17Skomoroh’s Old Fashioned Picnic

Annandale, MNJuly 31

Cruise to Chisholm, MNAugust 8

Northland Wheels Car ShowDuluth, MN

Chapter Newsletter July, 2004

Charlotte Reports. . .What a great meet. The first one put on by the Int. I want topersonally thank the meet committee and especially EdSkomoroh the meet chairman for all of their hard work. Ed dida tremendous job, along with the local chapter chairman's andall of their volunteers. As always the workers don't get muchof a chance to enjoy but we the members who attended suredo. Last but not least, I want to thank Jean for all the help shegave Ed. Like all the International meets they had great tours. The hostchapter put on the best fun night that I have been too, funnight was for all ages, the kids really enjoy themselves, and sodid the adults. International meets are a great way to have a vacation, notonly do you have good to do, but great people are there, andthey become your 1 week friends. Hope to see you inSpokane next year. I almost forget you also get to see lots ofgreat Studebakers. Maynard and Joan Lemke

Zone Meet Lodging Info. . . . Upper Mississippi Valley Zone Meet 2004, August 27-28,2004. Hosted at Park Inn Conference Center and Arizona’sRestuarant, 1009 West Park Avenue, Chippewa Falls, WI.715.723.2281 www.parkinnchippewafalls.com Sleepingrooms 69.00, children under 12 free.

Campers - O’Neil Creek RV Park & Campground715.723.6581 www.oneilcreek.com Complete information about the meet and registration form isavailable at www.studebakerclubs.com/bwc Information may also be requested at bwcstude@yahoo.comor 715.637.5505. Flyer will be in August North Star Wheel.

More Chisholm Cruise DetailsFrom Denny Borich - Hey Maynard: Here is the information onthe campground here in Chisholm. It is called the Iron Trail RVPark & Campground and is located right next door to theMuseum of Mining where we will stage the cars & have ourpicnic on Sunday. It is real nice with all the amenities: Electric, water & sewerhook-ups; a dump station; laundry facilities; and is very close(short walk) to a good eating place, a Dairy Queen, and a gasstation/convenience store. Rates are reasonable: $16.00 forElectric & Water -- $18.00 for everything hook-up. The nice owners checked their calendar for me and theredoesn't appear to be any big event going on that weekend,so there are openings. They told me that one or two nightstays shouldn't be a problem, but you never know.

I think it would be a good idea for those interested to make areservation. Their number is 1-800-711-7789

I talked with Steve Spicer at the Car Museum and they will beexpecting our group on the 31st of July. He may even park acouple of his old cars at the Museum of Mining on Sunday.We'll see. . . Also: I've been working with the Chisholm Chamber ofCommerce and they will see if they can arrange for a specialroped-off parking area on main street outside Valentini'sSupper Club Sat. evening. Not only would it provide ameasure of safety for our cars, but it would also serve as a minicar show for the local citizens while we are dining atValentini's. Afterwards, of course, we will parade up & downthe main drag and go "crusin" the Iron Range.

Denny Borich, Chisholm, MN

Fathers Day Show Winner. . . .Arlan Vollan sends a pic of North Star Chapter MemberRobert Tews, Morgan Mn receiving his trophy for Wildest car(1960 Lark) at The June 20th Fathers Day Show, Red WingMn. Trophy presented by Keith Mathiowetz, Editor, Old CarsWeekly.

Bob says, Luckily, my car is better looking than I am. My son isattending college and took some time to develop a personalStudebaker website as part of one of his classes. He also hasa nice Studebaker power point presentation from anotherclass. Here is the website, if you’re interested:

http://www.jc.edu/users/students/2007/jtews/

Bob Tews, Morgan, MN

Skomoroh’s 2nd Annual Old Fashioned Studebaker Picnic

Saturday, July 17, 2004Agenda for the day. . . .

10:00 am 11:30±this year Ed and Jean will provide a meat dish for everyone and the Beverages. They ask that you bring a dish to share and your own other picnic fixings you might want. Come early: 10:00 am would be great. Picture taking at the Studebaker homestead and lake cruses are available.

11:30± am - 12:30± pm Lunch at 11:30±. After a little food, fun and games, at around 12:30± we'll be off to cruise through Annandale and stop at the Pioneer Park. Bring Your blanket and/or chairs.

12:45± pm Drive to Annandale (4 miles) to Minnesota Pioneer ParkOur Group is due at Pioneer Park at around 1:00 pm so we’ll scoot over there and get set up.

2:00± pm Club Meeting in the park

3:30± pm Depart for home.

Activities. . . .As an added attraction Neil James has graciously agreed to display his National Award Winning Scale Models of Yesteryears Engines. Can you imagine an engine so small it fits in the palm of your hand and runs on the heat of your body? If you think that's cool, he has one that runs on ice too. If you have never seen one of Neil's engines, you won't believe it. He will have about fourteen operating scale model engines on display. Who knows, the Village may even have some Brown's ice cream again.

Contact Ed or Jean at 320-274-7155 Or jeaned@lakedalelink.net

Directions To The Event: From HWY. 55 go west through Buffalo and Maple Lake. Continue west on 55 from stop light at Maple Lake approximately 4 miles and turn right (north) on to Co. Rd.#6 before Lampi Auction. Proceed north 3/4 of a mile and take first right turn onto 70th. St. Proceed past Whispering Pines Golf Coarse. Make a sharp right onto Ireland Ave.; we are the first home on left.

From I. 94 go south at Clearwater on HWY. 24 approximately 10 miles, watch for Whispering Pines Golf Coarse sign and turn left (south) on County Road 6 and drive 2 miles. Turn left on 70th. St. and follow directions.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI

VALLEY ZONE MEET 2004

• AUGUST 27-28, 2004

Hosted at Park Inn Conference Center and

Arizona’s Restuarant.

1009 West Park Avenue

Chippewa Falls, WI

715.723.2281

www.parkinnchippewafalls.com

Sleeping rooms 69.00, children under 12 free.

Refer to SDC when reserving with Park Inn

Must register by 07/25/04 for SDC room rates and

availability. Cancellations must be made 48 hrs. in

advance.

Campers - O’Neil Creek RV Park & Campground

715.723.6581 www.oneilcreek.com

• PLANNED PROGRAM (SUBJECT TO

CHANGE)

Over night security for display vehicles will be

supplied by BWC.

• FRIDAY, AUGUST 27

Vendor exhibits all day. Outdoor and in the

Chippewa Ballroom.

8:00 am - 4:00 pm Hospitality Room

3:00 pm. - 7:00 pm. Driving tour to Leinenkugel

Brewing, Lodge and Gift Shop and a drive through

Irving Park outdoor zoo. Children are welcome to

this event. Then returning to the Park Inn for Fun

Night. The tour will line up on Flame Drive in two

groups and will depart at 3:00pm. One group will

proceed to the Park while the other tours the

brewery.

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Fun night is located at the

Park Inn and will be a Wisconsin Tail Gate Party

held on the Park Inn patio with a large tent set up.

Wisconsin brats and 100% angus hamburgers on

fresh buns. Delicious salad, potato chips and

SPONSORED BY BADGERWHEEL CHAPTER, SDC

Ernie Loga, Chairperson

Fred Koehler, President

Cecil Scribner, Vice President

Harold Mueller, Treasurer

Shirley Scribner, Secretary

Contact Information:

email: bwcstude@yahoo.com

(questions, request inormation or registration

forms. Also see our website)

Fred Koehler 715-639-5114

Yvonne Mueller

Badger Wheel Chapter

3860 Ridgedale Rd.

Eau Claire, WI 54701

715-832-1594

I-94

Sponsored by Badger

Wheel Chapter, SDC

This program is subject to change. Visit our website at

www.studebakerclubs.com/bwc for the latest information and

registration forms.

condiments. Coffe and Milk by request. Entertainment by Tom McMullin featuring folk tradition music;

banjo; fiddle; auto and jaw harps.

• SATURDAY, AUGUST 28

Vendor exhibits all day. Outdoor and in the Chippewa Ballroom.

8:00 am - 5:00 pm Hospitality Room

7:00 am - 9:30 am. “Rise n Shine,” preparation for car display, judging and check things out. Car

washing facility provided.

9:30 am - 3:00 pm. Car Show/Concourse judging, car display and photo session. There will be a

judged military vehicle display and class for buggies, farm wagons and sleighs. Judging of vehicles will

be in accordance with SDC Judging Policies published in Turning Wheels by Jim Pepper & Carl

Thomason.

6:00 pm. Awards Banquet in the Chippewa Ball Room. Choice of Traditionally Roasted Half

Chicken served with sage stuffing, whipped potatoes and gravy, accompanied by fresh steamed

vegetables or London Broil, thinly sliced beef smothered in mushroom demi glaze, smashed potatoes

and fresh steamed vegetables. No open menu. Presentation of awards. Door Prizes.

Sunday, August 29

Informal farewell. No official program plan

• GETTING HERE

We are at the Park Inn in Chippewa Falls, do not mistake for Park Inn in Eau Claire.

From Chicago/Madison/Milwaukee traveling N on I-94, exit #70 Eau Claire to Hwy 53 N and go 12

miles. At Hwy 53 N and WI 124 N intersection, stay with 124. Turn left on second “J” which is one mile

N of Hwy 53/124 intersection. Go N on “J” for 2 blocks. Total time from Madison, WI, 3 hrs-15

minutes.

From Minneapolis/St. Paul traveling E on I-94. Take exit 59 toward WI 124 N and US 12 Eau Claire

for 3 miles. WI 124 and US 12 split, bear left and follow Hwy 124 N for 4.25 miles. Merge onto US 53

N via the ramp on the left, toward WI 124 N. Follow 124/53 N for 2.25 miles. At Hwy 53 N and WI

124 N intersection, stay with 124. Turn left on second “J” which is one mile N of Hwy 53/124

intersection. Go N on “J” for 2 blocks. Total time, 1 hr-40 minutes.

From Duluth, MN, take Hwy 53 S to Eau Claire. Do not take the “S” or “Hwy 29” Chippewa Falls

exits, take exit no. 92, Hwy 124 N. Turn left on “J” which is one mile N of Hwy 53/124 intersection.

Go N on “J” for 2 blocks. Total time, 3 hrs.

From Wausau, WI. Take Hwy 29 west to Eau Claire/Chippewa Falls. Bear left onto Hwy 124 S.

(toward Eau Claire). Go 1 mile and turn right onto “J”. Go N on “J” for 2 blocks. Total time, 2 hrs-10

minutes.

NOTE: Visual Aid, Park Inn is located behind Country Inn, which has a large, tall, green sign on the

west side of hwy 124.

• LOCAL ATTRACTIONS (LOCATED CLOSE TO PARK INN)

Presto Factory Outlet

Mason Shoe Factory/Outlet

Irving Park outdoor zoo and museum

Chippewa Valley Museum www.cvmuseum.com

Leinkugels Historic Brewery www.leinie.com

Chippewa Falls Museum Of Industry & Technology www.cfmit.com

Heyde Center For The Arts www.cvca.net

Convenient Auto Parts store locations

Conveniently located near popular restuarants, fast foods, department stores and gas stations.

McDonalds, Pizza Hut, KY Fried Chicken, SubWay, Pick-N-Save, Pharmacy are 1.5 blocks east (left)

on Hwy 124, right hand side. Be careful turning onto Hwy 124, it is four lane.

For more area information, please contact:

www.chippewavalley.net

www.chippewachamber.org

PLEASE CONSIDER HELPING

SPONSOR THIS MEET

BWC will appreciate any help and support

your Business or Chapter would be willing to

supply. Areas we can use help are as follows:

Souvenir items are needed to stuff registration

bags.

Door prizes are needed for the banquet.

Donations toward purchase of trophies will be

accepted. Suggested amounts are 20.00 for

each class trophy and 25.00 for each Best of

Show trophy.

Place an ad for your business in our program

brochure.

Any donation toward expenses is appreciated.

Place A ¼ Page Or Business Card Ad In Our Program Brochure For $10.00

Place A 1/2 Page Ad In Our Program Brochure For $20.00

Place A Full Page Ad In Our Program Brochure For $30.00

Our specialty is technical writing,

illustrating and publication of product

manuals for equipment manufacturers.

OPERATORS, MAINTENANCE, PARTS.

Visit us at www.chibardun.net/~pondengr

UPPER MISSISSIPPI

VALLEY ZONE MEET 2004

August 27-28, 2004Sponsored By Badger Wheel Chapter, SDC

Park Inn Convention Center & Arizona’s RestuarantChippewa Falls, WI

Name (last) _________________(first) __________________(Spouse) ________________

Guest ________________________________Guest _____________________________

Address ____________________City ___________________State ______Zip __________

Phone ____________________________email____________________________________

SDC Member No. ________________Chapter ______________________________

General Registration (per family/includes vendors) - - - - - - 15.00 · · · · · · _________

Additional Late Fee After August 1, 2004- - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 · · · · · · _________

Concourse Registration (cars entered for judging)

1. Model __________________Year _____ - - - - - - - - - - - 10.00 _________

2. Model __________________Year _____ - - - - - - - - - - - - 8.00 __________

3. Model __________________Year _____ - - - - - - - - - - - - 800 _________

Display & For Sale Cars - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 each · · _________

Watch Concourse - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 each · · _________

Toy Concourse (16 & under free) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 each · · _________

Vendor Space (in door 10x10) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15.00 /space· · · _________

Vendor Space (out door 10x20) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10.00 /space · · _________

Friday, Driving Tour, Lienenkugels Historic Brewery & Irving Park drive through

out door zoo. Free but IMPORTANT how many persons will attend ( ).

Friday, Tailgate Party (Fun Night-entertainment)) - 15.00 / adult (13 yrs+) · · · _________

Friday, Tailgate Party (Fun Night-entertainment) - - - - - 7.50 /6-12 yr old · · _________

Friday, Tailgate Party (Fun Night-entertainment) - - - - - 5 yrs & under· · Free

Saturday, Banquet - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15.00 /adult (13 yrs+)· · · _________

Saturday, Banquet - - childrens menu will be available at banquet, separate check

Shirts M ______ L ______ XL _____- - - - - - - - - - 12.00 each· · · · · · · __________

Shirts · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · XXL______ · · · · · · · 14.00 each· · · · · · · __________

Total Fee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - __________

Please return this Registration Form with payment toYvonne Mueller

Badger Wheel Chapter3860 Ridgedale Rd

Eau Claire, WI 54701

Checks payable to Badger Wheel Chapter. Direct questions to Yvonne, 715.832.1594; Fred,715.639.5114; or to bwcstude@yahoo.com

Additional registration forms and updated information can be obtained atwww.studebakerclubs.com/bwc

Host HotelPark Inn, Chippewa Falls, WI1.715.723.228169.00/night

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Who Bench races? Anyone who builds, drives, works on, plays with, owns, and loves cars. But beware at some benchracing sessions the bull can be pretty heavy and the friendly insults can be many. So be prepared....but all this is themaking of a good session full of laughs, fun, interesting stories and most important: bragging rights....

We are going to try to set some Bench Racing dates. But because weekends are so busy with other events and familythey will be set on week nights to start (Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays). Generally they’ll run from 6-9 pm±,(depending upon the sponsor) so you’ll be able to get home, have dinner, attend to family and then cruise on over. Outof Metro Club Members should give this a try so you can meet some of your Studebaker Club neighbors in GreaterMinnesota. The most common Bench Racing place is in someone's garage or shop, Where cars and the parts arescattered about, One can see this is the best environment because you are in the place where it all begins andhappens. There are no requirements on Bench Racing hosts and meetings can be in garages, on patios, backyards, inyour shop, local parks, drive-ins, etc. You as host pick the spot where the folks will show up. You decide what theagenda will be. It will be cool to have a bunch of Studebakers pull up to your house in an evening. You don’t have todrive your Studebaker but a Bench Racing event is an “excuse to drive” your Studebaker!

So if you know about Bench Racing, (or did not), and want to sponsor a session contact me with your possible dates andwe’ll try to put it on a schedule. Looking for dates in August, September and October. Those members with heatedgarages/shops think about the Fall & Winter months. Let me hear from you by phone or email and we’ll set it up. . . .

Henry Votel651-426-1610(days)651-464-8112(eves)gudim1@isd.net

c/o 6015 190th StreetForest Lake, MN 55025Address Service Requested

Plan to attend the Upper Mississippi Valley Zone Meet. . . .

FOR SALE, WANTED AND OTHER NOTICES. . . . .FOR SALE - 1948 Studebaker Champion Convertible. 6 cylinder stick. Grey/Red interior/Black top. A restored beauty $19,500. Tower, MN Ron Rosa 218-753-4400 or651-270-9006. (ends 9/04)

FOR SALE - 1949-53 Stude 3/4 ton truck for sale. Good parts truck most likely. Complete except tailgate. $450. EZ trailer job. Henry Votel 651-464-8112 eves. (ends9/14)

FOR SALE - NORS Set of 4 1950-51 Champion Hubcaps. Richard Quinn reproductions and never installed. John Tomschin, 763-545-6634 (ends 9/14)

FOR SALE - NOS Avanti Parts: Entire front fibreglass nose panel for a 1964 square headlight style (will also fit early Avanti II models); $350.00 + shipping. Also: Driversside "torque box"(hog trough); original factory built type; $350.00 + shipping. Contact Denny Borich: (218) 254-2179 or djborich@us link.net (ends 8/04)

FOR SALE - NOS LF Coupe Fender $650 $650. Repairable RF Coupe Fender $?, Top of fender trim for ‘62-’64 GT Hawk, polished $35 each. 2 BBL Intake $25. PairUsed 289 Heads $200. Radiators for Hawks & Sedans $30 each. Starter $35. Prestolite Alternator $35. Plus misc. trim parts, e.g.: nuts, bolts, screws & clips. Perry Wolf952-473-2289 (ends 8/04)

FOR SALE - 1948 Champion Convertible. 6 cylinder, 3 speed. Grey/Red interior. Black top. Restored Beauty. Asking $19,500. Ron Rosa, Tower, MN 218-753-4400,651-270-9006 (ends 8/04)

SEEKING - Front end mechanic familiar with Studebakers. Need A frame bushings & bell crank help for one of our cars. Ron Jongbloedt, snoopy@hickorytech.net (ends8/04)

FOR SALE - 2 barrel carb , manifold & air cleaner off of 1963 Lark 259. Works good, automatic choke& fastidle $150.00. George Martin, Annandale, MN.55302.320-274-8486, (ends 7/04)

WANTED - Need crossmember that goes door to door on Hawk & c&k models will consider new ,used & rebuildable. George Martin, Annandale , MN.55302.320-274-8486, (ends 7/04)

FOR SALE - 1963 GT Hawk R-1. 289 V-8 engine (JTS 1259) with Power Shift Transmission,white w/red interior 66,000 miles, older restoration (10 yrs), comes withextra parts. A good driver in need of a freshening. $5500 firm. Joe Riemer, Pardeeville WI, 608-429-9505. (ends 7/04)-

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August 27-28, 2004