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Cover - George & Vickie Rinehart’s 2017 Z06
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2018/2019 Board/Chairpersons/Contacts
Chairpersons, Representatives & Event [email protected] Candy Turi (425) [email protected] Dennis Milliken (360) 202-8391Vettes for Vets Coordinator Bill Cameron (425) [email protected] Kevin Wilson (206) [email protected] Kevin Jewell (425) [email protected] Marty Cameron (425) [email protected] Ben Benninghoff (425) [email protected] Steve Yabroff (social) (425) 486-4458
Gary Main (database) (206) [email protected] Oran Petersen (425) [email protected] John Kamm (425) [email protected] Robert Stone (425) [email protected] Bob Bunn (425) 891-4747
[email protected] Gary Main (206) [email protected] Ken Jones (425) [email protected] Kevin Wilson (206) [email protected] Joe Powell (206) 409-2019
Apparelhttp://www.ladybuggiftstore.com/category/[email protected] Bonnie Roylance (425) 996-0553
Vice PresidentRobert Stone(425) 330-2349
CMCS Tour Radios
PresidentKen Jones
(425) 338-2198NWACC Representative
1-Year BoardCandy Turi
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2-Year Board(Open)
Past PresidentOran Petersen
(425) 277-6141Newsletter
TreasurerShaun Hayes(425) 417-4122
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SecretaryJudy Jewell(425) 885-0103
MembershipSteve Yabroff(425) 486-4458
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Table Of Contents
Cover - George & Vickie Rinehart’s 2017 Z06 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12018/2019 Board/Chairpersons/Contacts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2CMCS Board Meeting - Thursday October 11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3Crystal Red Cruisin’ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4Saturday Social at the Plum - 9 am- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5CMCS General Meeting - Saturday October 13- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5The Membership Tachometer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5October Birthdays - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5RSVP Summary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5CMCS General Meeting - Saturday November 10 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6CMCS General Membership Meeting Minutes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6Cascade Loop Tour - Event Report - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8Cover Car - George & Vicki Rinehart’s 2017 Torch Red Z06 Coupe - - - - - - - - - - 92019 National Corvette Caravan Information - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9A Message from Bob Renner - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12Under the Hood by Kevin Jewell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12Evergreen Chevrolet • Proud Sponsor of CMCS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14Evergreen Chevrolet • Service • Parts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 152018 CMCS/XXX All Corvette Show - Awards - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16CMCS/XXX All Corvette Show - Event Report - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17Parades- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 172018 NWACC Year-End Awards Banquet - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18Laps from the Past - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 192019 Board/Officer Elections- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20CMCS Christmas Party - Saturday December 8, 2018 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21National Corvette Museum Report - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 22National Corvette Museum News - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24Activities Current as of 9/26/18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup - October 14th - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 27Club Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28Social Media for CMCS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28QR (Quick Response) Code - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28anchor
CMCS Board Meeting - Thursday October 11Family Pancake House, Redmond
17621 Redmond Way, Redmond, WA 980525:30 pm for food * 6:15 pm for meeting
Info: Robert Stone: [email protected] Meeting: Thursday Nov. 8, Family Pancake House, Redmond WA
Future Meeting: Thursday Dec. 13, Family Pancake House, Redmond WAFuture Meeting: Thursday Jan. 10, Family Pancake House, Redmond WA
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As we move into the Fall season, it's time to look back over our fabulous Summer driving and activities. What a Summer it has been! From meetings to driving tours to autocrosses to car shows to parades, the list goes on and on. As everyone knows, the Corvette community consists of wonderful people who are united in their love of the car. Our organization is the largest in the area, and we are so fortunate to have members who come from all walks of life and own and drive beautiful cars. Our members have Corvettes from C-1's through C-7's and, believe it or not, some have more than one!
Our annual XXX All Corvette Show on August 26th was a huge success. Shaun Hayes and his team worked hard to make sure that all bases were covered. This is obviously the premiere car show of the year, and one not to be missed by any Corvette enthusiast. The raffle prizes were plentiful, the cars were well prepared, and all models of Corvettes were represented. There were close to 100 Corvettes displayed, and the fellowship was wonderful. In addition to the owners in the audience, there were many motorists driving by who couldn't resist stopping to look at the beautiful cars. Even the weather held out! Another great example of our members coming together to put on an event to be enjoyed by all.
By the time that you read this, our Cascade Loop Tour will be in the rear view mirror, and about 25 Corvettes will have traveled to Eastern Washington and back. This annual event is one not to be missed, and if you did, be sure to include it in your plans for next year. Kevin and Judy Jewell have done an extraordinary job of putting this together. They scouted out the route, chose the hotel and restaurants along the way, and covered all of the details. The weekend ended with our September meeting at Rhodes River Ranch in Arlington.
Plans are well underway for the annual NWACC (Northwest Association of Corvette Clubs) awards banquet on November 3rd at LaQuinta Inn and Suites in Tacoma. This is always an enjoyable evening of delicious food, delightful fellowship, and awards given to the best of the best in local autocrosses and car shows. At $30 PP, it is a bargain for an evening of entertainment. Raffle prizes are great as well.
So, that's all that I have for this month. We still have events planned for the rest of the year, and I look forward to seeing you there. Drive carefully and Save the Wave.....
Crystal Red Cruisin’By Ken Jones
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October Birthdays
RSVP SummaryNovember 10: Gen. Mtg. Jubilee Reach, Bellevue. Volunteers needed. Contact Marty Cameron [email protected]. Send or give her a baby photo prior to the meeting if you can.
December 8: Gen. Mtg. Christmas buffet banquet. Everett Golf and Country Club. RSVP for attendance. Pay at the door. Deadline for RSVP is December 4th.
Saturday Social at the Plum - 9 amJoin club members and others for a breakfast social.
Plum Delicious Restaurant, 3212 NE Sunset Blvd, Renton, WAThe agenda is food and Corvette talk. Show up and enjoy.
The socials are most Saturdays, except those with conflicting CMCS events.
No Social: October 13th & December 8th
CMCS General Meeting - Saturday October 13
Plum Delicious Restaurant3212 NE Sunset Blvd, Renton, WA
4:00 pm food • 4:45 pm meetingOrder from the standard menu
Separate checks(425) 255-8510
Coordinator: Oran [email protected]
The Membership Tachometerby Steve Yabroff
Aldene Loe 1 Joe Showaker 11 Mark Ver Murlen 18Ron Wuesthoff 4 Gil Schoos 14 Louis Bianco 24Achin Garcia 5 Roger Tenbrink 14 Ed Moore 25Jason Hernandez 5 Lou Arnoldi 17 Kathy Marshall 26Stephen Yabroff 6 Laurie Carpenter 17 Gary Osborne 30Dwain Knollman 7 Jay Marshall 18
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CMCS General Membership Meeting MinutesSeptember 16, 2018
Rhodes River Ranch Restaurant, WABy Judy Jewell
The meeting was called to order at 2:05 pm.
Officers present: Ken Jones (President), Robert Stone (Vice President), Judy Jewell (Secretary), Shaun Hayes (Treasurer),
Candy Turi (1-Year Board), Oran Petersen (Past President).President -------------------------------------------------------------------Ken Jones
Thanked Kevin and Judy Jewell for the weekend arrangements and thanked Oran Petersen for preparing the tour booklet. Fun was had by all.
Vice-President --------------------------------------------------------Robert Stone $35 radios and $20 CMCS shields for C6’s and C7’s are available. Nominations next February: 5 of 6 positions are open. Please talk to current board members to learn about their positions.
CMCS General Meeting - Saturday November 10Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner
Jubilee Reach14200 SE 13th Place, Bellevue WA 98007
5:30 pm: Potluck Dinner6:15 pm: General meeting.
CMCS provides turkey, gravy, potatoes & water.
Soda pop will not be provided. You are welcome to BYOP (Bring Your Own Pop)
Do not bring your own alcoholic drinks. Alcohol is not allowed on this facility under any circumstances.
Attendees please bring a pot luck dish:Appetizers, Casseroles, Salads, DessertsPlease bring your hot dish hot. Oven space is limited
We happily accept any help for set-up and clean-up!
GamePlease bring a baby picture of yourself so that we can guess who is who.
Marty needs them ahead of time so she can work up a display.Bring one with you to the October General Meeting for her if you can.
Or mail one to the CMCS Mail Box PO Box 534, Kirkland WA 98083-0534Or send one by email (below). Copies are OK. They will be returned.
Event Coordinator: Marty CameronContact: [email protected]
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Secretary------------------------------------------------------------------ Judy JewellAugust Minutes approved (As published in the newsletter).
Treasurer---------------------------------------------------------------Shaun HayesFinancial Report – please see Shaun to view the books. The XXX show was a great success with 106 cars registered. Rain threatened but held off for the entire event.
1-Year Board-------------------------------------------------------------Candy TuriOctober 13—Plum Delicious Restaurant in Renton 4 pm, separate checks, Order from regular menu.November 10—Jubilee Reach Thanksgiving General Meeting.December Meeting— A show of hands vote was taken to choose our December meeting: The choices were: 1.) Mitzel’s in Kent on Sunday, Dec. 9 Dinner@$40 or 2.) Lombardi’s at Everett Marina for $45 or 3.) Everett Golf and Country Club 12-4 Lunch @40. The winner was the Everett Golf and Country Club, and the runner up was Lombardi’s. Stay tuned for final details.
2-Year Board (Activities)----------------------------------------------------- OpenPast President ------------------------------------------------------- Oran Petersen
No report. Committees/Representatives/Coordinators
Charity-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Marty Cameron
Marty and her sidekick, Judy Jewell, requested volunteers for the Nov. 10 Banquet at Jubilee Reach. A sign-up was passed around. Still needed are 2 more turkey cookers, mashed potato cookers, and gravy makers. (Costs are reimbursed.) Also, please send baby pictures to the CMCS post office box for a game, prior to the event.In mid-December, Christmas shoppers are needed to purchase toys and necessities for Jubilee Reach families, and Toys for Tots. Watch for the date and let Marty know if you can help with this rewarding task. It’s more fun if we have lots of help.
Membership ---------------------------------------------------------- Steve Yabroff 247 members as of this afternoon.Newsletter ----------------------------------------------------------- Oran Petersen No report. Apparel ------------------------------------------------------------Bonnie Roylance
No report.Adopt-a-Highway ----------------------------------------------------Kevin Wilson
No report. Parades ------------------------------------------------------------------ John Kamm
No report.Evergreen Chevrolet Sponsor ---------------------------------------- Joe Powell
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NWACC (Northwest Association of Corvette clubs) -------------Ken JonesCMCS will host the annual banquet on November 3 at the LaQuinta in Tacoma. Our responsibilities include registration, and baskets, and ticket sales for the event. We get ½ the proceeds for our efforts. NWACC treasury subsidizes the dinners at $10 per person, so the cost is only $30 per person. The flyers are posted on all participating clubs’ websites, including ours. Hope to see you there for this fun event.
NCRS (National Corvette Restorers Society)----------------------Gary Main At the September 8 NW Chapter Terminator 2018 Party at Gary and Kayla’s home in Post Falls, ID, a tour to a special muscle car collection was featured. Next meeting will be in Wilsonville, OR for a judging event and includes lunch.
NCM (National Corvette Museum) ------------------------------Kevin Wilson No Report.
NCM Caravan-----------------------------------------------------Dennis MillikenRegistration has opened for both the Pacific Northwest and the National Caravan’s shortly after Labor Day @approximately $50/car. Reservations will be especially important in Bowling Green. Planning meetings will start in January.
New BusinessNone.
50/50 Raffle--------------------------------------------------------- Jack Goodman Robert Stone was the winner of $56.50.
Adjournment was at 2:34 pm.
Cascade Loop Tour - Event Reportby Oran Petersen
Thanks to Kevin and Judy Jewell, our Loop this year was a resounding success. We had almost 30 Corvettes participate, with some stepping in and out throughout the weekend. Most took and enjoyed the optional “hill climb” route into Pateros. The weather
was perfect with the exception of rain on Sunday coming over the pass on Highway 20. We filled Howard’s Inn, taking all of the rooms we could get. Five dogs participated as well, a record number I believe.
Rick Milsow, who initiated the Loops in the ‘90’s, saw us off. He did 9 Loops.
The photo below shows the “departure crowd” in Bothell.
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Cover Car - George & Vicki Rinehart’s 2017 Torch Red Z06 Coupe
We have been members since 2011. During that time we have owned 5 Corvettes (crazy). A 2008 convertible, 2012 centennial, 2015 coupe, 2017 grand sport and now a 2017 Z06. How we got the Z06 was that we like autocross. Vicki, last year, said that the Grand Sport with 460 HP, wasn't enough power. She only did a 180 once. I said I could fix that, so 2 months later we found a Z06 with 650 HP, and all the trims I liked. Vicki likes this one and said it's a keeper. It drives nice on the road also.
My uncle, that I was named after, had a new 1971 in silver. I liked it and remember riding in it. I named my license after him in his honor. UNKLGEO. He has since passed away.
We enjoy getting out with it when the weather is decent, (hopefully) doing autocross, tours and some shows, when she is not putting me to work.
Our dog, Snickers, likes to ride in it and on Vicki's motorcycle. He is getting old, at almost 16.
We both like, in addition to autocross and club events, taking the camper out and cruises. We have 2 cruises this year and 2 planned for next year so far.
2019 National Corvette Caravan Information
National Corvette Caravan Museum Registration Now OpenBy Dennis Milliken
(CMCS Member & Caravan Coordinator)[email protected] (360) 202-8391
Pre-Registration https://www.corvettemuseum.org/event/anniversary-celebration/
$30 - Lifetime Members$40 - Members$65 - Non-Members
Pre-Registration Closes Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 5 pm CT.
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Pre-registered guests receive a hard card badge, lanyard, event pin, dash plaque and commemorative event program.
No online registrations or refunds after July 11th.
On-Site Registration (starts at the Museum on Monday, August 26, 2019 at 8:00am CT)$35 - Lifetime Members$45 - Members$70 - Non-Members
Those who register on-site receive a commemorative event program.
What's Included?Registrants for the 25th Anniversary Celebration enjoy four days of activities in and around the NCM, including access to Museum exhibits, seminars, special Corvette displays, self-guided road tours, vendors, a live concert, fireworks show and more! Stay tuned for more details.
Add- On ActivitiesDuring the registration process, you'll have the option to join the following limited-space activities:• Hall of Fame Banquet - Friday, August 30• Party Like It's 1994 Mixer (dinner and music) - Saturday, August 31• Motorsports Park Touring Laps - Offered daily, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Choose your session, AM or PM for the available days.
Caravan SelectionWhen registering, you can specify a Caravan or indicate no Caravan. This is important because we are sending event credentials to the caravan captains for participants prior to arriving at the Museum. This helps shorten the registration lines, as only those not traveling with a caravan, or those registering on site need to visit the registration area at the Museum. You can change your caravan if you wish, using the website, or by calling the Museum Events Department.
Pacific Northwest Caravan RegistrationOver the past month, information regarding registration for the Pacific Northwest (PNW) Caravan was shared in the CMCS Newsletter and through individual and group emails. In case you have missed this information and would like to register, please follow the instructions below:
Registration is now open for the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and North Central Corvette Caravans! Before you register, please familiarize yourself with the process below. Because we are joining the North Central Caravan in Wisconsin Dells, you also need to register for that caravan. The cost for the North Central Caravan includes two lunches and one dinner.
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The registration page has 5 sections to fill out.
• Section 1 - 2019 PNW Caravan Personal Information• Section 2 - Selection & Payment Process to register for the PNW Caravan• Section 3 - Selection and Payment Process to register for the North Central
Caravan• Section 4 - Hotel Reservations at Chula Vista Resort• Section 5 - Hotel Registration at Effingham. In this section you enter your
credit card information to hold your Effingham hotel room.When all sections of the form are complete, you will be directed to a PayPal Page for payment; you can pay by PayPal or credit card. Once payment is made, you get an email with a link to the list of hotel rooms reserved for the PNW Caravan.
Each nightly stop is listed by date with hotel information including phone number, address and pricing. When you call, be sure to mention our “Pacific Northwest Caravan,” identified to ensure you get the best rate. You will be required to provide a credit card to the hotel to hold the room.
The website for registering is https://2019pnwcaravan.com/. The registration link is at the top. The registration page has directions with a link that takes you to the registration process. NCM merchandise for purchase is also on the main page. Shirts are in process and should be available within 2-4 weeks.
You can get additional information in a number of ways:
• General information about the caravan may be found in this compilation of Frequently Asked Questions http://www.corvettecaravan.com/faq/ provided by the National Corvette Museum and at http://www.corvettecaravan.com/.
• Specific information about the Pacific Northwest organization of the Caravan https://www.corvettecaravan.com/northwest/ and http://2019pnwcaravan.com.
• Review the past 10 months CMCS Newsletters for Caravan information.• Ask Dennis Milliken, whose contact information is above.• If you are interested in participating in the Caravan and want to be included in
any specific email correspondence that I send to those on my email list, please send your contact information to me at [email protected].
The Pacific Northwest portion of the caravan departs from prearranged locations, mainly Seattle and Portland areas. The Seattle departure is the morning of August 22nd from our sponsor, Evergreen Chevrolet, in Issaquah. We join with other groups along the way, arriving August 28th in Bowling Green. Exciting events are planned along the way!
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A Message from Bob Renner
Last month we discussed the ultra-expensive Bugatti Chiron, with its 1500 hp power plant. The Chiron is a baby compared to a top fuel dragster. The latest dragsters have a 500 ci (8.2 liter) engine putting out a supercharged 11,000 hp, and 16,000 lb-ft of torque. Yes, you read that right. I recently read a step by step description of the race procedure. From the time they fire the engine, do the
burn out to heat the tires (and entertain the fans), stage at the starting lights and make the run, less than 100 seconds have elapsed from start to finish. At the starting line, the driver experiences 5 g's acceleration, which can cause a momentary blackout. The driver is still seeing 4 g's at half track and the dragster is already doing almost 300 mph. Of course, at that speed it doesn't take very long to travel the last 500 feet of the race. A normal race will take about 3 seconds with a final top speed of about 330 mph. Even before the driver has reached the finish line, he/she hits the parachute button as the vehicle will have
Under the Hood by Kevin Jewell
by Kevin Jewell
This has been a difficult year. Thank you for your assistance and understanding. Since Lois passed May 30th I have been trying to recover. It has been most difficult. My friends Alton and Aldene Loe have been meeting me almost daily for the past three months. I am downsizing from a 4,800 square foot home to a 1,250 square foot apt in a nearby retirement community. Getting rid of much of our 57 year accumulation of “stuff” is being accomplished with daily help from many family, neighbors and friends.
My new address:
Robert G. Renner100 Timber Ridge Way NW Unit 7115Issaquah WA 98027
Our existing home in Sammamish is being listed for sale. I will not have a land line house phone. My cell phone will be continued (425) 281-8872. My email address continues to be [email protected]
My new residence apt is a 2 bedroom and baths plus a den on the 7th floor top of the building with an exterior balcony and mountain view. I plan to move on Tuesday, September 25th
If I do not see you soon. have a Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and great 2019 New Year.
Call and/or visit
Sincerely, Bob Renner
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crossed the finish line before the chutes can deploy. When the two parachutes are open, the driver sees as much as 5.5 g's deceleration. The engine is now cooling off after about 1.5 minutes of total running time, while the dragster is towed back to the pits, where the mechanics begin a complete engine rebuild before the next race. No wonder racing can be so expensive. Following a fatal accident in 2008, NHRA changed the race distance for Top Fuel and Funny Cars from the traditional 1,320 feet (1/4 mile) to 1,000 feet in the interest of keeping speeds lower and providing an extra 320 feet after the finish line to slow the car. All the other NHRA classes still race the full quarter mile.
Ferrari has introduced the Portofino for you. The Portofino is claimed to be the starter Ferrari, and the manufacturer anticipates that for most buyers, this will be their first Ferrari. Naturally the pricing is for the masses as well, with a starting price of only $214,533. Did you ever wonder how the manufacturers come up with these prices? At this price point, why not $214,000, $214,500, or even $214,530. But $214,533; what does that extra $3 get me? Even with that extra $3, I suspect that no Portofino will leave the local dealership at less than $250,000. Porsche isn't the only manufacturer with a reputation of super-expensive “mandatory options”. The Portofino has a heavily turbocharged 3.9 liter V8 with a ratings of 591 hp, and 561 ft-lb of torque with a 7 speed dual clutch automatic. Since this is a stripper model and it does not have all wheel drive, Ferrari has limited torque in the first 6 gears which means only 7th gear will get the full 561 ft-lb of torque. Does that make any sense to you? Why not just drop the boost a little bit? The computer is basically doing that for us in all but the top gear anyway, so the claimed top torque is only listed for bragging rights.
At a different price point from Ferrari, Ford has announced that it is going to discontinue almost all sedans from the product offering. Ford will stop selling the Fusion, Taurus, CMax hybrid and Fiesta, even most of the Focus line. Mustang is expected to survive as well as the compact Focus crossover. Under this plan in a very short time, all Fords will be crossovers, SUV's or trucks. Ford says it is simply responding to customer demand as fewer and fewer people buy sedans. We have once again been spoiled by the relatively lower fuel costs and as a result demand for more fuel-efficient vehicles has all but disappeared. It doesn't seem that many years ago that we were paying close to $5/gallon for premium fuel. Yes, much has changed in the intervening years, with fracking adding greatly to our domestic fuel production. Yet somehow, I still expect that some international crisis will once again bring us much higher fuel costs and many buyers will be lamenting their vehicle choice. But I cannot worry about those buyers. I need to worry about my family's financial future. That is why I am working with George Foreman's InventHelp group to patent my new three row pickup with a 3 foot long bed. I predict my invention will dominate the market. Now if I could only get Ford or GM to return my phone calls. Elon, would you and Tesla be interested?
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Evergreen Chevrolet • Proud Sponsor of CMCS
www.EvergreenChevrolet.com
Always More. Always for Less.Issaquah I-90 Exit 15
Right onto WA-900, Right onto NW Gilman Blvd
Right to 1601 18th Ave NW, Issaquah, WA 98027
Sales (877) 316-3202
Contact Kyle for CMCS Member Discounts on new CorvettesFor a current new Corvette inventory list, go to:
http://www.evergreenchevrolet.com/search/new-corvette/tp-md61/s:pr1,c:20/
Sales Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am to 9 pm • Sun 10 am to 8 pm
Kyle Renfro Tony RehnCell (425) 766-7777
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Evergreen Chevrolet • Service • Partswww.EvergreenChevrolet.com
Schedule Service On Line:http://www.evergreenchevrolet.com/service-appointment/
Service/Parts: (877) 318-1003
Service/Parts Hours
Mon-Fri: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Sun: Closed
Member Specials
Service Specialists
General Maintenance• Routine, Scheduled, Preventive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10% off posted RatesOther certified service• Upgrades, modifications, repairs (corrective maintenance) Any vehicle
manufactured by GM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15% off posted ratesChevrolet Parts & Accessories• Any Chevrolet branded vehicle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15% off listed pricesEvergreen Auto SPA• Complete Detail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$199.00
Present your current CMCS Membership Card when you check in
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2018 CMCS/XXX All Corvette Show - AwardsClass Award Name Vette Club
C1
1st Place Fred Mills 57 Copper
2nd Place Mike & Rena Woods 57 Black Conv SACC
Class Award Terry Carstesen 59 Green Conv SACC
Class Award Kevin Wilson 62 Silver CMCS
C2
1st Place Fred Ajeto 63 Black Split Window
2nd Place Milt Janzen 63 Conv
Class Award Steward Lowe 65 Red Conv CMCS
Class Award John Hopkins 65 Nassau Blue Conv NCRS
C3
1st Place Steve Sunich 72 Red Coupe
2nd Place Lenny Marriott 80 White Coupe BCCC
Class Award Shawn Garner 78 Beige Coupe
Class Award Scott Mahlen 70 Red Conv
C4
1st Place John Kamm 91 White Conv CMCS
2nd Place Russell McKenzie 96 Silver Conv BCCC
Class Award Mark Goralnick 95 Green Coupe Root Beer Raiders
Class Award Mark Perez 90 White Conv CMCS
C5
1st Place Ralph Orton 03 Yellow Conv CMCS
2nd Place John Dochnahl 04 Black Roadster
Class Award Mark Meyer 00 Navy Blue Conv Corvettes of Chelan
Class Award Fred Cruzan 02 Black Conv CMCS
Class Award Howard Sale 03 Electron Blue Coupe BCCC
Class Award Kelly Watson 03 Red Conv
C6
1st Place Peter & Melinda Resch 07 Orange Indy Racer
2nd Place Brittany Bailey 11 Supersonic Blue GS Conv Puget Sound CC
Class Award Diana Marsh 05 Magnetic Red Coupe
Class Award Tony Lee 07 Blue Z06
Class Award Tim Erwin 08 Black Z06
Class Award Steve Hulett 06 Velocity Yellow Z06
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2nd Place Ken Thomas 14 Laguna Blue Coupe Corvette Caravan
Class Award Aaron Hastings 16 Velocity Yellow Z06 Coupe GTC Unclub
Class Award Dan & Carol Tumia 18 White GS Conv TCC
Class Award Ron Mahoney 16 Black Z06
Class Award Laurie & Bryan Toop 14 Yellow Callaway BCCC
Modified 1st Place Scott Jamison 68 Conv
Grand Sport Jim McDonald 96 Blue and White GS Coupe WVCC
Z06 Don Stark 18 Grey Metallic Z06 Coupe Legends
ZR1 Chris Perovich 11 White ZR1
Paint Tom Mayovsky 70 Green Coupe
Survivor Ruth Luessen 67 Red Coupe
Participation British Columbia CC BCCC
Best in Show Ron Wuesthoff 11 Torch Red Conv CMCS
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CMCS/XXX All Corvette Show - Event Reportby Shaun Hayes (Show Committee Chair)
We held our annual XXX Show under dry, gray skies on Sunday August 26th with 95 Corvettes on the site. A rain forecast held down attendance, but held off all day. Our sponsor, Evergreen Chevrolet brought over 5 of their latest and greatest for all to admire.
Vendors included Costco, NCM Caravan folks, Chameleon Prints, Hagerty Insurance and Diane Harris Designs.
We had over 50 prizes with a value of over $2000. CMCS Member Ada Hawks donated a beautiful hand-made quilt as a raffle prize. CMCS Member Mike Roylance held a 50/50 raffle for the benefit of our deployed troops.
We awarded 42 Trophies. There were six judged trophies, a club participation award and 35 participant voted awards. Our sponsor Evergreen Chevrolet also sponsored custom hats for each of the 1st Place winners. Each winner will receive a custom hat with their name and the award they received. The hats were designed and produced by our own Bonnie Roylance who also handles apparel for CMCS. See 2018 CMCS/XXX All Corvette Show - Awards on page 16 for a list of award winners.
Many Thanks go to the show Steering Committee Members: Alton Loe (in charge of Trophies, Vendors and Parking), Kevin Wilson (in charge of Raffle prizes, DJ questions), Joe Powell (in charge of Transportation, Evergreen and DJ and announcements), Mike Roylance (In charge at Entry & 50/50, as well as event marketing).
Thanks also go to the many other CMCS members who volunteered by taking on the many tasks needing attention throughout the day (19 volunteered). Special Thanks to Kevin & Judy Jewell for overseeing the Registration Desk and Raffle, Steve Yabroff & Gary Main for tracking pre-registrations and Alton Loe and Mike Roylance for managing show entry and parking. Thanks also to club members who donated raffle prizes and attended with their Corvette. It takes a village (or in this case a Club) to do a successful show like this.
Paradesby john Kamm
From the white sandy shores of a secret tropical island, I welcome you to October. We have completed a great parade season and again, I want to thank all of you that were involved this year. Without your support it would not have been as much fun.
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Seems we blew away the folks at Seafair with our “ALL Corvette” entries. They want us MORE involved next year. We will have more info on this great opportunity for the club. It does sound fun.
Also, if you have one of our CMCS windshield banners, please return it to me at the next meeting, OR give it to a board member if I am not there. PLEASE! Aloha Dudes.
2018 NWACC Year-End Awards BanquetNorthwest Association of Corvette Clubs
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Banquet Details Buffet dinner of prime rib, fillet of salmon, chicken dijon, tossed green salad, pasta salad, fresh fruit, red potatoes, rice pilaf, fresh vegetables,
rolls & butter, and a variety of desserts
Registration Send your registration and check ($30/person) to:
Corvette Marque Club of Seattle P.O. Box 534, Kirkland, WA 98083-0534
Event Schedule 6:00 pm – No Host Social Hour
7:00 pm- Buffet Dinner 8:00 pm – Awards Presentation & Raffle Drawings
Hotel Reservations – Mention NWACC for $105 Special Rate
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2016 NWACC Awards Banquet Registration Form
Names(s): _____________________________________________ Phone #: __________ Number of Guests: __ x $30 = $______ E-Mail: _________________________________ Club Affiliation:___________________________ Please send this registration form and your check to the CMCS address above to reach the PO Box before the October 28 deadline.
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50 Laps Ago: October 1968. President Bruce Kelly opened the monthly meeting after a dinner at the Country Kitchen in Bellevue. Events included a Winery Tour at the Foothills Restaurant and a Halloween Party at the Norselander Restaurant. A tour to Camano Island was canceled. Bruce covered details of the autocross held earlier in the month. There were some misunderstandings about the reimbursement for the free passes
to the Trans Am races as a communications breakdown seemed to exist between CMCS and Larry McCue, General Manager of Seattle International Raceway (SIR). Howard & DeAnn Esping, Stephen Jones, John Viets, Don Schwab, and Donald & Janice Wright became members. Club jackets were available only through retail stores. Alan Green, and Dick & Sue Stanley were accepted as honorary members. Guest speaker Jerry Wallet presented a program after the meeting.40 Laps Ago: October 1978. President Len Hodges opened the monthly meeting following a dinner at the Wharf in Seattle. Ron Whitehead and Steve & Carol Horton became members for a total of 130. The Featherfoot Championship was held at Sears in Overlake. Wendy Hodges volunteered as representative to the Western States Corvette Council (WSCC). Ron McDuffie reported on our practice session at SIR. Len took a vote to determine if the Club was interested in working for a day at SIR. A Halloween Party was held at the Hodges’. Discussions were held on the upcoming post-New Year’s party to be at the Sons of Norway Hall in Bothell next year. Jan Cockrum and Steve Forbes were to work on t-shirts. Frank Olsheski showed some new publications: Keepin Track and Corvette Fever. Val Oaks suggested we host a Northwest Association of Corvette Clubs (NWACC) event next year.30 Laps Ago: October 1988. President Valerie Johansen opened the monthly meeting at the Teo's Mia Roma Restaurant. NWACC held its annual dinner at Kelso, WA. Two prospective members joined the evening festivities but had not yet attended three CMCS events to be eligible for membership. Membership total remained at 101. A newsletter article noted the passing of William L. Mitchell, GM auto designer, at 76. (Mr. Mitchell was instrumental in the designs of the 1963 Corvette Stingray; the 1964 Buick Riviera, the 1937 model Cadillacs and La Salle, the first Cadillac Eldorado, the 1970 Chevrolet Camaro, 1975 Cadillac Seville, and the 1977 Chevrolet Impala.)20 Laps Ago: October 1998. Rich & Lynda Tarsitano's 1991 ZR-1 LT5 coupe graced the cover of the newsletter. President Ben Benninghoff opened the meeting after dinner at the Godfather's Restaurant in Shoreline. Jim & Michelle Fraiser, Chuck & AnnMarie Wellman, and Joel & Cathy Prince became members, bringing the total to 185. A Blues Festival in Mount Vernon (with the Majestic Glass Corvette Club), and a Halloween Party at the Sawyer's rounded out the
Laps from the Past
by Ben Benninghoff - CMCS Historian
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CMCS activities for the month. Barbara Jackson contacted the Union Gospel Mission to inquire about CMCS supplying Christmas gifts for needy families with kids. She expected to have more details soon. Oran Petersen attended a class sponsored by the post office for bulk mailings. (Editor’s note: CMCS held a bulk mail permit from November of 1998 to 2013.) Gary Main attended a recent Washington Car Club Council (WCCC) meeting and reported on projects in work, including: cars on your property, and kit cars being licensed to the year of the car rather than when completed. (WCCC was a strong lobby in Olympia, representing the local auto hobbyist to protect our rights.) We were asked to support them and contact our law makers in Olympia to voice our concerns. Ben collected food donations for the Northwest Harvest at all CMCS functions and events up through Thanksgiving.10 Laps Ago: October 2008. Bob & Elaine Kitchen's 2008 Victory Red Z06 was the cover car. President Kevin Jewell opened the monthly meeting at the home of John Henderson & Genie Holt in Bellevue, which was also a costume Halloween Party and dinner. Kayla Main announced membership was 283 including new members Steve Reed and Bryon & Kristine Parrish. Charity head, Marty Cameron, stated the Club mailed 43 boxes of items to the troops overseas. Tim Cox noted that the NWACC Banquet was next month. Lorrie Montgomery stated that Jan Cockrum gave us Corvette themed items left over from previous years, which were then given free to members. John R. Thomas reminded members of the 5-day Labor Day Tour to the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY next September. John and Chris vonRavensburg worked this event.5 Laps Ago: October 2013. Tim & Kim Quenzer's Black 2008 Convertible was on the cover. The monthly meeting was at the Plum Delicious Restaurant in Renton, WA. VP Lorrie Montgomery presided as the president was absent. Club UHF radios were presently sold out, but more were on order. They cost $55 more. Ken Meyer and Marlene Moeller became members, bringing the total to 243. Steve Yabroff offered 2014 Corvette-a-Day Calendars at $6 plus $2 shipping. A new book “Corvette Stingray: The Seventh Generation of America’s Sports Car” was $20 plus $5 shipping. (Editor’s note: This book is for sale on Amazon in hard cover for about $32)
2019 Board/Officer Electionsby Robert Stone
We need club members to run for 2019 board and officer positions. Of the six positions that are up for election, five positions (there is one candidate for president) will be vacant unless members volunteer to be nominated. This is your chance to help the club maintain its great activities and
support the charity activities. It is also a chance to have an impact on how the club moves forward for the next year. As a bonus, if you are the two-year board (activity chair) member you have the chance to tell 40 to 50 people where they
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will be one day each weekend of every month. Please contact Robert Stone (Vice President) or any other board member about any of the positions and you can begin to learn what is involved with a position. The nominees will be presented at the February monthly meeting and either elected by a vote of acclimation (if there is only one candidate) or be on the ballot for a vote by the entire membership.anchor
CMCS Christmas Party - Saturday December 8, 2018
Everett Golf and Country ClubNoon to 4 pm
1500 52nd St SE, Everett, WA 98203RSVP your attendance by December 4th to
[email protected] at the door (Cash or Check)
$41 per person All Inclusive except Alcoholic DrinksEvent Coordinator: CMCS President Ken Jones
Buffet Lunch• Grilled Top Sirloin Steak with Bordelaise
• Herb-Crusted Halibut with Warm Tomato Concasse
• Baby Red Potatoes
• Seasonal Vegetable Medley
• Classic Caesar Salad topped with house baked croutons and asiago cheese
• Artisan Rolls and Butter.
Apparel: Holiday Attire Welcome.
Bring a white elephant gift - $10 maximum value(Who knows what fabulous gift you might get in exchange)
ScheduleNoon Social (No Host Bar)1:00 pm Buffet Dinner2:00 pm CMCS December General Meeting
• Approval of CMCS dues for 2019/2020• Frank Olsheski Award• Social & Games (White elephant gift exchange)
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by Kevin Wilson (Local NCM Representative)
CMCS NCM “Enthusiast Exhibit”: I recently reported that our very own Corvette Marque Club of Seattle was chosen as one of two Corvette Clubs (along with Indy Corvettes out of Indianapolis) to be featured in the “Enthusiast Exhibit” at the National Corvette Museum (NCM). The exhibit is in place now as of August 24th until August 2019. This is a distinct honor for
CMCS and recognition of our very own enthusiasm for all things Corvette. Below are photos of the display featuring our club:
Editor’s Note: Our thanks go to our local NCM representative, Kevin Wilson, for doing the lobbying, leg work and coordination to make the display happen.
2018 National Corvette Museum Events: For your Corvette vacation planning purposes, here are the remaining NCM events currently scheduled for 2018. As
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you can see, these are popular events and fill up fast! You can find more details about these events and sign up for them here: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/explore/events/• Vette City Motorcycle Music Fest @ National Corvette Museum; Oct 12-13
(Registration open!)• Vets 'n Vettes presented by Mobil 1 @ National Corvette Museum; Nov 8-10
(Registration open!)• 2018 Corvette Racing: by Michelin @ AACA Museum, Hershey, PA; Nov 9-
10 (Reg. Open)The Museum has just announced the first Museum in Motion Event for 2019:• Museum in Motion: Jan 23 - 28, 2019; Daytona Rolex 24, Daytona FL
(Reg. opens soon)• 2019 Bash Presented By Michelin @ National Corvette Museum: April 25 -
27, 2019NCM Corvette Raffles: The Corvette Raffles help fund the NCM so it can fulfill its mission of “Celebrating the invention of the Corvette; preserving its past, present and future; and educating the public about Corvette”. If you are in the mood to support the mission of the NCM through a contribution, please consider buying a raffle ticket. You never know, you might win! Remember, the odds of winning one of these Corvettes are a whole lot better than any Lottery ticket (and the proceeds go to a great cause!). You can buy tickets here: https://corvettestore.com/corvette-raffle. Just let me know if you enter at ([email protected]) so we can receive credit for our Club supporting the NCM. The upcoming Corvette Raffle is:
If you are looking for a chance on a fun Corvette at a low price, I'm selling $10 raffle tickets for the 2019 Arctic White Corvette Coupe. Just drop me a line [email protected] or see me at a meeting for tickets. These tickets will make a great Christmas present for anyone on your list & the funds raised go to support the National Corvette Museum.
I keep hoping that one of our members will win one of these fabulous Corvettes, but no winner here……. YET! If you wonder who actually wins these Corvettes you can find out here: https://corvettestore.com/corvette-raffle.
2019 Long Beach Red Corvette coupe raffle10/11/2018 $100 Tickets - Limited to 1500
2019 Arctic White Corvette coupe raffle2/7/2019 $10 Unlimited Tickets
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Did you know? On Wednesday, August 22 the first Shadow Gray Corvette was delivered through the R8C Museum Delivery program. Taking home their new 2019 Z06 in the new paint shade were Jim and Judy Schubert of Stockton, IL.
That's all for now - Save the Wave!
by Vince Perriello (On-Site NCM Representative)
5,000th Hot Wheel Donated
Several years ago, St. Louis Corvette Club Ambassadors Marty and Judy Dooley began collecting Hot Wheel Corvettes and donating
them to the Museum's education program. The idea was to provide every child who visits the Museum through the school group tour program with one to take home, as well as take the cars to schools as part of a Corvette Museum outreach program.
The Dooleys challenged other Corvette Clubs and enthusiasts to donate the same to help grow the program. As part of the Ambassador meeting at our 24th Anniversary event, Marty presented the Museum with another box of Hot Wheels, including his 5,000th to be donated!
Sign Up as a Member and SAVE On Event Registration
Registration for the Museum's 25th Anniversary Celebration and 2019 National Corvette Caravan is now open, and on the first day we had over 1,400 people register!
In addition to Memberships being tax deductible, did you know you can SAVE $25 per person on registration for the event when you're a Museum member? You'll also be able to put that
membership to use while you're at the Museum and save 10% on your Corvette
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Store purchases! Did we mention supplier pricing on the purchase of select new GM vehicles? Of course, you'll also receive a subscription to America's Sports Car magazine and a bunch of additional perks. Sign up today and start saving!
Join Us at Eureka Springs
October 4-7, 2018 join the National Corvette Museum and Corvette Store in Eureka Springs, AR at one of the southeast's largest Corvette shows! The 28th Annual Eureka Springs Corvette Weekend features a number of fun activities including blind man's autocross, fuel economy run, rides for kids, scenic photo tour, auto show, poker run, poker run, parade of champions and more.
The Corvette Store is the ONLY Corvette vendor at the event so be sure to check our booth out!
Upcoming Museum Events:https://www.corvettemuseum.org/explore/events/
MiM Kentucky 1 Lap Tour 1 | October 9-13, 2018 (Wait List)MiM Kentucky 1 Lap Tour 2 | October 16-20, 2018 (Wait List)MiM Kentucky 1 Lap Tour 3 | October 23-27, 2018 (Wait List)MiM Kentucky 1 Lap Tour 4 | October 29 | November 2, 2018Vets 'n Vettes presented by Mobil 1 | November 8-10, 2018Corvette Racing Weekend, Hershey PA | November 9-10, 2018MiM Daytona Rolex 24, Daytona FL | January 23-28, 2019 (Reg. open soon)National Corvette Caravan & 25th Anniversary Celebration | August 28-31, 2019
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October 2018
10/11 CMCS Board Meeting. Family Pancake House Page 3 Flyer Board
10/13 CMCS General Meeting. Plum Delicious Restaurant Page 5 FlyerMeeting
10/14 CMCS Adopt-A-Highway Clean-up Page 27 Flyer Activity
November 2018
11/3 NWACC End-of-Year Awards Banquet Page 18 Flyer Activity
11/8 CMCS Board Meeting. Family Pancake House Page 3 Flyer Board
11/10 CMCS General Meeting/Thanksgiving Feast Page 6 Flyer Meeting
December 2018
12/8 CMCS General Meeting/Christmas Party Page 21 Flyer Meeting
12/13 CMCS Board Meeting. Family Pancake House Page 3 Flyer Board
March 20193/30-31 Wet Weekend. Bellingham, 2-day. Also moved to the end of
March to avoid weather issues. Save the date. Activity
Activities Current as of 9/26/18For the most current list, go to the CMCS Web Site: Events > Flyers & Forms > Activities
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July 20197/28 All Corvette Show at XXX Root Beer Drive-In, Issaquah WA. Details
to follow. [email protected] Activity
August 20198/23-28 Caravan to the National Corvette Museum. Page 9 Flyer
Corvette Caravan Information Non CMCS
8/28-31 NCM 25th Anniv. Celebration. See flyer on the CMCS Web Site.Events > Flyers & Forms > 2019 Caravan to NCM - Flyer & Route Information. Non CMCS
Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup - October 14thby Kevin Wilson: CMCS Adopt-A-Highway Coordinator (206) 478-2346
As most of you know, one of the CMCS Community Service activities is participating in the Adopt-A-Highway program. 2018 marks our 20th year! Several times a year we gather to remove litter from the shoulder area along I-5 Southbound for about a mile near the NE 175th Street Exit (North Seattle). In return, we get the satisfaction of supporting our community, and we get a sign posted along the freeway that identifies CMCS as the volunteer organization responsible for keeping this section of the freeway clean.
The clean-up is on Sunday October 14th. We meet at 9:30 am at the Metro Transit Bus Base Visitor Parking near the 175th Street NE Exit. The litter Pick-up normally takes about an hour to an hour and a half to complete. We often gather at a nearby restaurant following the clean-up for Breakfast/Lunch.We currently have two volunteers to drive vehicles the day of the clean-up, and we need 10 to 12 additional CMCS Members to volunteer to be litter collectors. This is an easy way to support your club and to provide a needed service to our community, and you get to keep any good items you find. We’ve found cash, gift cards, tools and other treasures!Please respond to me via e-mail if you can take part in this activity: [email protected] have the safety gear you need. We have instructions at the site. Also, for Adopt-A-Highway drivers; we have 4 volunteer members who rotate this responsibility in groups of two. Oran Petersen, Lyal Schlotterbeck, Gene Kinnunen and Steve Yabroff with Joe Powell as back-up.Gene is stepping down as a driver after many years, so we need another driver for the volunteer pool. You need a 6-passenger vehicle (5 plus yourself). A class IV hitch allows you be either of the two vehicles. (The rear vehicle must carry a sign that fits into the hitch receiver.)If you can serve as a driver in the volunteer pool please let me know as well.Thanks!
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Club Address The Corvette Marque Club of Seattle
P.O. Box 534Kirkland, WA 98083-0534
www.CorvetteMarqueClub.comVolume LV No. 10
Thank You (In alphabetical order) to Ben Benninghoff, Marty Cameron, Shaun Hayes, Kevin & Judy Jewell, Ken Jones, John Kamm, Gary Main, Dennis Milliken, Vince Perriello, Bob Renner, George & Vicki Rinehart, Robert Stone, John R. Thomas, Candy Turi, Kevin Wilson and Steve Yabroff for their OYM contributions.On Your Marque is a monthly publication of the Corvette Marque Club of Seattle. Permission to reprint any material herein is granted provided full credit is given On Your Marque and the authors.As a membership benefit, members may submit personal advertising of Corvette related items, up to one quarter page in size, for 3 months free of charge. The same ad cannot be extended over 3 months without CMCS Board approval. Commercial ads are not allowed. Your input, both text and photos, must be submitted in digital form. Printed material or scans of printed material are not accepted. Text must be computer editable. The material does not need to be “copy ready”. The editor can help with layout and formatting. Send the ad to: [email protected]
Social Media for CMCSCMCS has Facebook and Twitter pages. Use the following to connect.
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Corvette-Marque-Club-of-Seattle/178035695582803
Twitter:Search on Twitter for @CMCS63
A subscription to the monthly printed On Your Marque club newsletter is optional to members, beginning with the 2018/19 membership year. Membership dues with 12 printed issues of the newsletter is $15 per year more than dues without the newsletter. The on line newsletter is free for both members and the public.The CMCS Board has established that a subscription rate for printed newsletters to non-members is $28 for 12 issues. Prepayment is required.Contributions and donations to CMCS are not deductible under IRS tax rules.CMCS operates as a non-profit organization under an IRS 501(c)(7) (Social Club) exemption.CMCS is incorporated in the State of Washington since 1963.The CMCS fiscal year runs from April 1st through March 31st.
QR (Quick Response) CodeOn the CMCS Web Site Newsletter page located at: http://www.corvettemarqueclub.com/Downloads/636327780375156250.pdf
is a two-dimensional “bar code” that you can scan with a QR app on your smart phone or tablet. This allows you to easily detect and download the web version of the newsletter, making it available to you on-demand digitally without web access.
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