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CELEBRATING OUR 70th YEAR
The Brass Nuts
July 2019
VOLUME 67 ISSUE 7
Founded November 15, 1948
Chartered December 10, 1948
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The Brass Nuts is published by the 5th of each
month by the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 2016
2019
REGIONAL GROUP OF THE HCCA. NCRG-HCCA
Permission to reproduce articles appearing in this Web site address: www.ncrghcca.com
Web site address: www.ncrghcca.com
publication is granted provided credit is given to the
original source. Brass Nuts subscriptions are OFFICERS
OFFICERS
available to non-members for $15.00 per year. President Bill Charpier
President Bill Charpier
The mission and purpose of the Northern California
Regional Group of the Horseless Carriage Club of VicePresident
Vice President Robert
Gordon McGregor
C. Hopkins, Jr.
America is to bring together people interested in the
preservation of antique and vintage vehicles and their Secretary
Secretary
Stephanie Mozell
Stephanie Mozell
accessories, to preserve and maintain antique and
vintage vehicles, and to serve as an accurate and Treasurer Jan Charpier
technical source of information concerning the Treasurer Jan Charpier
vehicles for the benefit of the members and the
general public. We value and enjoy sharing our cars COMMITTEES
and their history through public educational events. Membership Kathy Ryan
Tour & Safety Gordon McGregor
COMMITTEES
THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE CLUB OF Publicity, Sandy Maye
AMERICA Membership
Historian Kathy Ryan
The Horseless Carriage Club of America is a
Sunshine Elaine Rose
nonprofit international association of people Tour & Safety Robert C. Hopkins, Jr.
dedicated to the enjoyment, study and preservation of Webmaster Thomas Roush
early automobiles manufactured prior to 1916.
Education
Swapmeet Frank Squire
Kathy Ryan
Chair 2016
The club was organized in 1937 by a group of Certificate of Cat Roush
horseless carriage enthusiasts who foresaw the need Insurance
Publicity, Sandy Maye
for an organization dedicated to the preservation of Historian
Editor Diana Squire
automotive history. From this beginning the Sunshine Stephanie Mozell
Horseless Carriage Club of America has grown to Sue Hill, Editor Emeritus
include members from all parts of the United States,
Canada, Europe and other parts of the world. Webmaster Thomas Roush
www.hcca.org
Education Garry Gunderson
Co-chairs Frank Squire
NCRG General Meetings will be held the third
Editor Sue Hill
Thursday of each month (no meeting in
December) at the Sacramento Sewer District
Office Board Room, 5026 Don Julio Boulevard,
Sacramento, California.
NCRG 2018—2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Bill Charpier, Sue Hill, Bob Hopkins, Jr., Gordon
McGregor, and Cathleen Roush.
NCRG 2019—2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jan Charpier, Mike Huff, Sandy Maye, Stephanie
Mozell, and Diana Squire.
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Editor’s Message:
President’s Message:
Summer is here! I’ve
At the last General attended our daughter’s
Meeting the members in annual summer solstice
attendance expressed party so that makes it a
interest in having an done deal!
auction during the
We’ve had sunny (some HOT) days and, with luck,
September General Meeting. I understand that David
a delta breeze to cool us down at the end of the day.
Pava has volunteered to be our auctioneer once again.
Perfect weather for touring and some of our
He does a great job moving the auction along and
members have already been on a tour in June or are
making it a fun time. Now is the time to start thinking
getting their cars ready for touring in July and
about “treasures” you can bring for the auction.
August. There’s also some folks participating in
parades, where they can show off their love of their
I would like to thank the club members for their
country and community, while driving (and show-
ongoing support of the Rio Linda Fire Engine No. 2
casing) their antique car.
restoration project. This project is being carried on by
a dedicated group of volunteers, and I know that they Thank you to those members who have sent me
appreciate all that our club has done. For those their auto-biography. Please take time to create one
interested in continuing the support of this important or update the one you submitted years ago. Please
project there are two fund raising events coming up. send it to me as soon as possible If you’d like
The first is the Chrome, Nickel and Brass on the Grass someone to interview you, and write the auto-
Car Show being held at Depot Park in Rio Linda on biography, please contact me and I’ll set up a date
August 31. The second event is the Fire Engine for an interview.
Restoration Fundraiser Dinner which is being held on
October 5 in Rio Linda. Take time to enjoy a drive in your car, spend time
with your family and friends, and treat yourself to
Last month I mentioned that next year’s Nickel Era ice cream on Ice Cream Day—July 21st.
Tour is going to be held during June in Moscow,
Idaho. Headquarters for the tour will be at the Best Safe Travels,
Western University Inn in Moscow. There is a limit Diana
on the number of people, so if you are interested in
securing a spot, check out the information in “Swap
Meets, Other Regional Happenings and National
Events” in this Newsletter.
NEXT GENERAL MEETING
Jan and I are disappointed that we missed the “Pava Thursday, 7:00 P.M.
Antique Car Tour and Open House,” I have heard July 18, 2019
many good comments about the tour. This is always a
fun event, and I would like to thank David and Sacramento Sewer District Office
Patricia for hosting it. 5026 Don Julio Boulevard
Sacramento CA
REFRESHMENTS
Happy Fourth of July, The Browns and Malones
SHOW AND TELL
Bill Bring in your favorite collectible or
surprise us with a unique car part. We
are open to anything on Show and Tell
night. This has become a favorite
because of the unique items shared with
our group.
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NCRG HCCA CALENDAR OF EVENTS SWAP MEETS, OTHER REGIONAL
(NOTE: NCRG sponsored events are in bold print) CLUB HAPPENINGS AND NATIONAL
EVENTS:
2019
2019
July
18 General Meeting July —every Saturday Cars and Coffee of Folsom,
August 8 am to 10 am, 430 Palladio Pkwy, Folsom.
7-11 Ryan Ramble, Tahoe, CA Details: 916-718-4617.
15 General Meeting July13—Bel Air Classic Cars and Coffee,
8 am to 11am, 4320 Arden Way, Sacramento.
31 Car Show, Rio Linda, Restoration Fundraiser Cancelled if rainy day.
September July—Bolt’s Antique Tool Museum, 10 am,
7th Classics, Cats & Cabernet (FieldHaven) 4PM Oroville, CA. Check their website at
boltsantiquetools.com for upcoming talks.
October
5th Fire Engine Restoration Fundraiser Dinner. July 11-14—2019 Oregon Tour, Cottage Grove, OR.
State of Jefferson Antique Car Club and Southern
6th 70th Anniversary Gala, 1-5 PM Oregon Model T Club.
See pages 15-16 for more information..
18-20 Sacramento International Auto Show
Aug 10-Sept 14 2019 MVPA Lincoln Highway
November Convoy—Stopping in Galt, CA on Sept 13th.
3rd Gymkhana Website: www.mvpa.org/convoys
December Aug 30—Sept 6 —2019 HCCA International-National
Progressive Dinner and Light Tour Invitational Tour for pre-1916 vehicles Bathurst
NSW, Australia. Register by July 1. https://
www.hcca.org/events/August-30-2019/flyer.html
Plan a tour—Let’s set the date!!!!!
Contact Gordon McGregor, Tour and Safety Aug 31-Sept 16—The Lincoln Highway Military
Chairman, with your tour dates and information. Convoy Centennial Tour. For information visit:
www.lincolnhighwayassoc.org
July 12th 2020
National Car
Collectors Day June 8-12—Nickel Era Tour, Moscow, ID. Nickel Era
Touring Registry (HCCA). Contact John Manifor.
Please see your latest Horseless Carriage Gazette
“Coming Events Section” for more spectacular
events coming your way.
Collector Car Appreciation Day (CCAD) is an
annual celebration to raise awareness of the role
automotive restoration and collection plays in
American society. July 21st
The day was first recognized on July 9, 2010 and
officially designated by U.S. Senate resolution 513 (S. National
Res. 513), sponsored by Senators Jon Tester (D-MT) Ice Cream
and Richard Burr (R-NC) of the Congressional Auto- Day
motive Performance and Motorsports Caucus.
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The Pava’s Tour, Barbecue and Ice Cream Social
By David Pava
Pictures: David Pava and Stephanie Mozell
In what has become an annual event on Sunday June 9, Patricia and I invited
members of the local chapters of the Horseless Carriage, Model T and Model A
Clubs for a tour followed by a barbecue and ice cream social in our orchard and
vineyard.
This year’s tour route was approximately 60 miles, traveling east from
Coffee and snack stop at Camp Cameron Park through the Gold Rush towns of El Dorado and Diamond
Richardson. Springs and then Pleasant Valley. Next we headed south, crossing the
Cosumnes River three times before reaching the Shenandoah Valley, heart
of the Amador wine country. Some tour participants stopped at a winery or
two – while others continued through the quaint town of Plymouth, heading
south on Old Sacramento Road and then north on Latrobe Road, crossing
the rapidly running river a final time before arriving at the Pava’s home.
The weather was perfect and the back roads very lightly traveled, offering
spectacular serene views.
Antique cars parked in the orchard and
vineyard as tour participants were greeted
with ice cold Sangria. As participants
socialized, the barbecue was lit and lunch
served.
Simultaneously, Hangtown A’s member Bill
Nixon fired up his Model T powered ice
cream maker to the delight of all who
watched and later enjoyed this special treat.
Guests were able to create their own Ice
Cream Sundae with chocolate or caramel
sauce, cherries and whipped cream.
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Some guests toured the hobby winery while others enjoyed visiting in
the warm afternoon sun.
Thanks to all who joined us.
We will do it again next year – the tentative date is June 14, 2020.
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1915 HUDSON IN ORANGEVALE TOWN PARADE
By: Sue Hill
On June 1, 2019, Bob and Helen Hopkins drove their 104 year old Hudson in the Pow Wow Day’s parade in
Orangevale, the former name of the parade. It is now called the Orangevale Town Fair Parade. They helped
represent the Orangevale Woman’s Club in which I am a member. Tina Machua of television’s Good Day
was Grand Marshall and Sue Frost, Sacramento County Supervisor District 4 rode in Rio Linda’s first fire
truck, driven by Terry Barnes. The weather was perfect for the parade. It was good to see old No. 1 in the
parade. As many of you know, members of the NCRG were responsible for getting old No. 1 restored;
namely, Les Crane and Dick Mitchell. NCRG members also helped with the restoration back in the day.
NCRG continues to help the Rio Linda community by attending fund raisers to get engine No. 2 back on the
road. Our way of giving back to the communities in which we live.
Patty Hagemeyer and Geri Baucum, banner
carriers for the OVWC.
The Hopkins’ 1915 Hudson in the background.
Terry Barnes in old No. 1.
Supervisor Sue Frost with veterans of
all branches of the US military.
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For Sale Welcome New Members
1923
Columbia Six Mac and Wendy Weir
$18,500 (negotiable)
Cars: 1926 Cleveland
For information contact: 1928 Model A Sport Coupe Cabriolet
Knute Kleinen at kleinens@sbcglobal.net
Knute and Maryjoan Kleinen
Cars: 1923 Columbia; 1931 Plymouth;
FOR SALE *Lathe and Milling Machine* 1932 Chrysler; 1936 Pontiac;
A good friend of the Pavas, who is a member of North- 1936 Dodge
ern CA Packard's and the Mother Lode Model T Club
has a professional grade lathe and milling machine for
sale.
If interested contact:
Bob McCoy, by email bobmccoy3@gmail.com
The Parasol
A Day in Automotive History—July
July 4, 1909
Credit for first surfacing a rural U.S. public road with Portland
Cement Concrete
pavement is
generally credited
to Wayne County,
Michigan.
A one-mile section
of Woodward Ave.
was opened on July
4th. It appears
that everyone
approves.
July 16, 1935
The first parking
meter designed by
Carlton C. Magee,
is installed in
Oklahoma City,
OK. Parasol: a lightweight um-
brella used, especially by
And, they women, as a sunshade.
multiplied on into (Editor’s note: but also a
the future…
thing of beauty.)
July 2019 The Brass Nuts Page 9
Northern California Regional NCRG 70th Gala October 6, 2019:
Group of the Horseless Committee report by Leta Nichols, Cindy Pharis
Carriage Club of America and Stephanie Mozell.
General Meeting Minutes We are celebrating our 70 years of being a
Stephanie Mozell, Secretary chartered club. Leta Nichols is asking for 70
June 20, 2019 people to attend our Gala. She suggested members
Call to order 7:07 PM invite a guest.
Guests: Mac Weir STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS
Tour and Safety: Gordon McGregor
Roll call of Board Members: Bill Charpier, Jan June 24 – Hemmings Great Race has a stop at
Charpier, Sue Hill, Bob Hopkins, Jr., Mike Huff, Grass Valley.
Gordon McGregor (absent), Sandy Maye, Stephanie
Mozell, Cat Roush (absent) and Diana Squire. July 12 – Celebrate Car Collector Day and take
your car out for a spin.
Reading of General Meeting Minutes, May 16, August 7-11 Ryan Ramble see Kathy Ryan
2019. Motion to approve as published in The Brass
Nuts: Moved: Sue Hill; Seconded: Diana Squire; August 10- September 14th 2019 Military Vehicle
Discussion: none; Action: carried. Preservation Association (MVPA) Lincoln High-
way Convoy. Registration closed May 1st.. The
Commendations: Convoy will be stopping in Galt on September 13.
Thank you to Diana Squire for an excellent news- More information to come later.
letter. August 31- September 16 2019 The Lincoln High-
Thank you to Kathy Ryan for printing the news- way Military Convoy Centennial Tour (put on by
letter and Kim Malone for mailing and stamping the Lincoln Highway Association). Open to all
the newsletter. vehicles, from antique to contemporary (car clubs
Thank you to all those who submitted articles, and military vehicles are encouraged to partici-
publications and mailings earlier for this month. pate). Registration closed June 1st.
Thank you to those who have signed up for the
Oct 6 Gala and have paid for their tickets. August 31- Chrome, Nickel and Brass on the
Thank you to Joan and Jerry Catchot for the Grass Car Show, Rio Linda Restoration Fundrais-
refreshments tonight. er. The car fee is $20. See Roger Mitchell.
Thank you to David and Patricia Pava for hosting September 7 – Classics, Cats and Cabernet 4 PM,
the Antique Car Tour and Ice Cream Social. See the FieldHaven website fieldhaven.com.
Treasurer's Report: Jan Charpier reported that we October 5 - Fire Engine Restoration Fundraiser
had reimbursement from the jacket sales and patches, Dinner. Rio Linda. See Roger Mitchell.
the Gala and Ryan Ramble. We had expenses for October 6 - 70th Gala Stephanie Mozell, Leta
Newsletter postage and Gala expenses. We are still Nichols and Cindy Pharis
solvent.
October 18-20 Sacramento International Auto
Communications: Show (New and old cars) Ed Rose said there could
No report was given. be up to 12 old cars, pre-16 preferred. New car
show display, see Ed Rose.
New Business: November 3 _ Gymkhana Roger Mitchell and
It was a unanimous decision to have the Auction Ed Rose
at the September general meeting. David Pava
has volunteered to be our auctioneer. December Light Tour and Progressive Dinner
Unfinished Business: Swap Meet 2020: We are in need of a volunteer to
No report was given. head this.
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June 20,, 2019 General Meeting Minutes Cont’d
Editor: Diana Squire Reminder: Let’s Update our
President’s message, meeting minutes, flyers and Auto-Biography Binders
stories due to the Editor by June 26.
Accepting articles for upcoming newsletters. For the Northern California Regional Group’s 40th
Please send in the AutoBiographies to Diana Birthday Gala, a commemorative binder was
Squire. Diana is grateful to those who have developed with many members contributing their
responded and would like more to do so. Auto-Biography to be shared amongst all members.
We are now celebrating our 70th year and would
Webmaster: Thomas Roush - No report was given. like your assistance in updating those binders.
About half of our members do not have an Auto-
Sunshine Report: Elaine Rose – Get well card was biography. Additionally, many years have passed
sent to Mary Gunderson. Elaine also passed around since those initial biographies were written. Our
another card for Mary. A sympathy card was sent to goal is to get biographies from every one of our
the Sherman family. A sympathy card was given to members or member families—even if it’s simply a
the Clyde Jurey family. picture and a short paragraph.
Membership: Kathy Ryan sent application member- Please help us by writing your Auto-biography.
ship information for Brian Beck to Roger Mitchell. Include information about:
See Roger for more information. Mac Weir officially You, your family, occupations, hobbies, inter-
became a member tonight. Thank you Mac. ests
How you became interested in old cars and
History and Publicity: Sandy Maye stated the meet- what other clubs you belong to
ing notice was posted in the Sacramento Bee. Information about the cars you have owned or
currently own
Display of your choice: Bob Hopkins Jr. brought in A favorite car story.
memorabilia from 1970’s when he was working in
Italy. His job was to set up transistors and antennas Please include 2-3 pictures along with your biog-
for the Vatican and the Italian Government. He also raphy. At least one should be a picture of you so
got to visit the Ferrari Factory. people can “see” and get to know our faces.
You can send or give your completed biography
Good of the Order: and pictures to: Diana Squire, If you would prefer
Leta Nichols brought in a basket of organic plums to be interviewed or have any questions, please
for all to try. contact Diana.
Knights of Columbus will have a fireworks booth
at Sunrise and old Auburn Blvd. Kim Malone
will be volunteering to sell fireworks.
Hemmings Great Race is stopping for lunch in
Grass Valley on June 24th. There are a few local Bob Hopkins, Jr.
people who are participating in the race.
There is one medium club jacket and several
patches available for purchase. See Leta Nichols.
Roger Mitchell requested at the Gymkhana we
offer rides in our antique cars to the guest speaker.
Next Board Meeting: Will be set up as needed.
Next General Meeting: July 18, 2019, 7:00 PM
Next Refreshment Committee: The Brown and
Malone families.
Display of Your ChoiceJuly 2019 The Brass Nuts Page 11
70 yearsPage 12 The Brass Nuts July 2019
Chrome, Nickel and Brass...on the Grass
CAR SHOW
Saturday, AUGUST 31, 2019
Rio Linda’s Depot Park, M and Front Streets
9:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
$20.00 on day of show
For Information Contact: Roger Mitchell
Awards Food available Raffle
Proceeds will benefit the restoration of
Rio Linda’s #2 Fire Engine and Old Fire Station 111
We thank our sponsors:
American Stripping Company, Capital City Auto Club, Thunderbolts, Creekwood Equestrian Center
Dillon Proctor and Klines Lines, Foundation of the Future. H and K Farms, Haggin-Grant Post 521 American Legion,
Morristar Media, Papa’s Pizzaria, Rio Linda Chamber of Commerce, Rio Linda Elverta Recreation and Park District,
Sue Frost, District 4, Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, Tim’s Hot Rods
FUNDRAISER FOR THE
RESTORATION OF RIO LINDA
FIRE TRUCK #2
5 P.M., Saturday, October 5, 2019
Rio Linda/Elverta Community Center
810 Oak Lane, Rio Linda CA
ALL YOU CAN EAT:
BBQ RIBS, CHICKEN, AND SIDE DISHES
$20.00 DONATION IS REQUESTED Rio Linda’s first fire truck “Old Betsy” restored
with the help of NCRG members back in the day;
now we need to help finish old No. 2!!!
FREE DRAWING WITH DINNER TICKET
RAFFLE PRIZES TOO!!! Get tickets from Roger Mitchell at
our club meeting...or buy them at
the door!July 2019 The Brass Nuts Page 13
Re: Membership, Board Meeting Date, 2020 Board Nominations, New Merchandise, HCCA Website,
Marian Welsh Award
Issue: 2019-06-07 #03
HCCA Membership – As part of an effort to HCCA Website – Since its creation, the
update the HCCA office records, the following HCCA website has evolved to allow the gen-
membership information has been determined … eral public to learn about our club and to reach
out to members. The digital world has changed
Total Number of Members:
considerably with multiple connection options
Jan 2018 / 3,642 and Jan 2019 / 3,643
and various security risks.
An effort has been made to contact any member
with a reduced rate to make sure the special rate As part of long range planning, the HCCA
still applies. So far the office has determined the Board has determined that we need to better
following … manage and link all of our communications and
distribution of information. A committee was
Total discount members: 191 Active, 42 inactive
formed of digital knowledgeable members to
Life Membership: 386 members
create a list of website requirements for a pro-
253 active, 22 “cancel” and 111 no reply,
posal. Applicants to design a new site will be
There will be follow up on the no replies.
solicited and the best will be submitted to the
Next Board Meeting – The 2nd HCCA Board of Executive Board for a final selection. Some of
Directors meeting for 2019 is scheduled during the changes will include but are not be limited
the Gas and Brass Tour … to a member only section, public section, classi-
Date: June 24, 2019; Time: 7:00 PM fied advertising with access differences for
Location: Roosevelt Room, Mountainview Grand members and guests. Other enhancements for
Hotel, Whitefield, NH members will be included.
Members: Remember that HCCA Board of Direc- Marian Welsh Award – Members are now
tors meetings are OPEN to ALL members. asked to send to Andy Wallace, Award chair-
person, at the HCCA office recommendations
2020 Board Nominations – Requests for
of candidate(s) for the 2019 Marian Welch
nominees for the 2020 class of National Directors
award to be considered by the Board of Direc-
is open. Each class of 5 elected directors serves
tors. The Qualifications are …
for a 3 year period. This is a chance to support the
organization that gave you and your family enjoy- Member for minimum of 10 years,
ment in a great hobby / Driving historic cars to Active involvement at the Local and National
unique locations. This is your opportunity to rep- levels,
resent the members and create new friendships. It Held different Leadership Positions,
will give you experiences that you will never for- Examples of demonstrated Outstanding
get or regret … If you are willing to serve contact Service
the Board Nominations chairperson, Skip Carpen- Has shown Dedication, Consistant,
ter (scarp265@townisp.com). Continuing Service over a period of time …
Sharon Gooding stated that Don Rising and Skip Since this is the highest honor that can be given
Carpenter have indicated that they do not intend to to a HCCA member, nominations should
run for re-election when their term ends. include the following information - Member-
ship length; Leadership positions held,
New Merchandise – On Facebook there was a Activities, Amount and types of Service at the
notice that HCCA has added to its inventory of local and National Levels, Effort to promote
merchandise a new tee shirt with the HCCA club values and Helping of others/mentoring..
emblem.
Carlton Pate / anpcop@aol.com
Board Associate who represents the membersPage 14 The Brass Nuts July 2019
REMINDERS…
July 18 Thursday 7:00 pm
Traveling down the road for another year... Next General Meeting
JULY BIRTHDAYS SAVE THE DATE
03 Jerry Catchot
12 Ralph Brown August 7-11 Ryan Ramble, Lake Tahoe
15 Roberta Cornejo
19 Joe Ticer August 31 Car Show—Fire Engine
21 Adam Day Restoration Fundraiser
22 Jennifer Roberts
24 Rosemary Lawrence AUGUST BIRTHDAYS September 7 Cats and Cabernet
28 Felicity Davis 16 Blanche Gordon
29 Fran Sherman September 13 Military Vehicle
27 Debra Dobbins and Preservation Association
Paulette Snyders Lincoln Highway
28 Jim Ryan Convoy—stopping in Galt
October 5 Fire Engine Restoration
Fundraiser Dinner
JULY ANNIVERSARIES October 6 70th Anniversary Gala
05 Jerry and Joan Catchot
06 Warren and Donna Berg November 3 Gymkhana
10 Thomas and Cathleen Roush
12 Gordon and Carolyn McGregor
17 George and Diane Sherman
AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES
14 Ralph and Beckie Brown
20 Bill and Jan Charpier, Jr..
CONGRATULATIONS AND
BEST WISHES
FROM ALL OF US IN THE
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2 Information page
3 Messages
4 Calendar of Events
5 The Pava’s Antique Car Tour and
Open House
7 Orangevale Parade
8 Welcome New Members, For Sale,
Parasols, and A Day in Automotive
History
9 Meeting Minutes
10 Meeting Minutes and Auto-biography
11 70th Anniversary Gala
12 Car Show, and Fire Truck Restoration
Fundraiser Dinner
13 HCCA National News
14 Birthdays, Anniversaries, Reminders
15 Advertisements
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