The document provides a summary of the Winter Angel Expo car show that was held recently. It expresses that the car show was a great success, with perfect weather and amazing vehicles on display. It thanks Tony Hancock and John Zieba for bringing their classic cars to display. It also thanks all the club members who volunteered their time to plan and organize the event, saying it was their efforts that led to the show's success. Finally, it expresses excitement for next year's event and thanks everyone who was involved.
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Please find attached the weekly news update for this week. Feel free to send to anyone that you think will find it useful. There is lots to do again this weekend and next week. Get out and enjoy Kansas. Also, there will be lots of activities to celebrate the Division this week with Victory Week! I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
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Brother Knights;
The month of October has come and gone. The good news is that we are right where we need to be in the running for the “Circle of Honor”. To put it in perspective we are somewhere in the range of 26% to 28% of our intake goal for the month alone. That’s right! This is your “Team” and you can do it! Thank you to all who have made our small State shine. I ask that all councils stay involved in their church and communities. Be as active as you can be. Look for new ways by thinking “Outside of the Box”. Try to focus on programs will help draw new members in and bring members back. Ask your membership team and council members what type of programs they would like to run and see in their communities. Both the State Membership Director and I have traveled extensively throughout the State and the one thing that I have noticed in each of the Councils is, Pride within each Council. Remember these are the types of enthusiasm that will prevail and get us through the hard times. Remember you can do it. Recruitment Drives in every parish that you cover can offer new opportunities along with “Open Houses” and “informational Nights”, and using those time to offer other opportunities, like after Mass or later in the afternoons or after Mass. Whether your Council is small or large you all have a huge part on our “Team”. www.kofc.org www.kofc399.org www.esgjrconsultinginc.com to learn more
“Wheel Tracks” is the official monthly publication for Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts (VAE) by the VAAS. Wheel Tracks is a monthly newsletter published in print and electronically for the public and it’s membership in ten states and two provinces. The newsletter began in May 1953.
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“Wheel Tracks” is the official monthly publication for Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts (VAE) by the VAAS. Wheel Tracks is a monthly newsletter published in print and electronically for the public and it’s membership in ten states and two provinces. The newsletter began in May 1953.
“Wheel Tracks” is the official monthly publication for Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts (VAE) by the VAAS. Wheel Tracks is a monthly newsletter published in print and electronically for the public and it’s membership in ten states and two provinces. The newsletter began in May 1953.
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February 2015
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In this issue:
Editor’s Corner 1
New Members 2
Sick & Sympathy List 2
President’s Letter 3
Minutes 4
HCCC in Pictures 5
To say that I believe the Winter Angel
Expo was a great success may just be
the biggest understatement of the year,
I know it is only February, but from
the participants, to the vendors and
spectators, everyone certainly seemed
to have an amazing time. I know I did.
The weather was as perfect as each
and every one of the vehicles that were
inside and those outside on display.
My sincere thanks to Tony Hancock and his family that so graciously attended in
bring the beautiful 34 Ford from Petty’s Garage/Museum. It was certainly a
pleasure in meeting them. It was also a pleasure to meet John Zieba and his
beautiful 29 Model A Sedan that he
put on display (Root Beer Float),
both vehicles were absolutely
amazing in every way possible.
My most sincere thanks to all that
played a part in getting the first of
many, hopefully, Winter Angel
Expos off the ground and into the
Expo Center. Many hours have been
spent in planning, speaking with potential sponsors, to gathering of door prizes, to
the layout of advertising, scheduling, you name it, we had someone there to
handle. Just another reason this organization is so special. The willingness to
help and volunteer was abundant during this time. Everyone deserves a big ole
pat on the back. Can’t wait until next year!
Much love and happiness to all!! **Look for pictures!!!!!!
Lisa
E d i t o r ’ s C o r n e r
HamblenCountyCarClub
Cruise’N’ews
F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 5
V o l u m e 1 3 , I s s u e 2
5
VP Letter
Jr. HCCC Club News
6
7
Events Calendar 8
Classifieds
Sponsor Spotlight
9
10
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ABOUT HCCC
Hamblen County Car Club organized in the summer of 2002. We
are a non profit corporation dedicated to the promotion of a safe,
family-oriented enjoyment of Classic and Custom cars and trucks
through club camaraderie, monthly meetings and scheduled special
events.
HCCC meets on the third Thursday of each month except December
at Shoney’s in Morristown. Come at 6 pm for dinner and our meet-
ing starts at 7 pm. Club membership is open to persons age 18 or
older who are interested in the restoration and maintenance of
American Made cars and trucks. Dues are $25 annually, payable on
September 1st.
Cruise “N” ews is the official publication of the HCCC and is print-
ed and distributed monthly. All news articles, photos and items of
interest are welcome for consideration for publication, subject to
editing. Submission deadline is the first Tuesday of each
month.
If you like to receive your newsletter by e-mail, please let me know.
Send newsletter correspondence to:
Lisa Grooms
928B Jarnigan Ave
Morristown, TN 37813
lgrooms8@gmail.com
423-258-4367
2014-2015 Club Officers
President: Don McGinnis
423-581-1728
Vice-President: Butch
Grooms
423-258-4368
Secretary: Deedra Hall
423-327-1125
Treasurer: Jerry Kloos
423-586-5959
Chaplain: Gene Honeycutt
423-312-6972
Public Relations Director:
Gene Honeycutt
423-312-6972
March newsletter items
are due no later than
Tuesday, Mar. 3rd; I
always appreciate items
as early as possible
Welcome New Members: Michael Smith
Sick and Sympathy List
We would like to keep all car club members informed of their car club family members who are sick or have had death in the family. If you know
or hear of anyone experiencing illness or death in the family, please help us by notifying Gene Honeycutt at 423-312-6972.
Merle and Sharon Myers Our Service Men and Women
Don Brooks David King Tony Hayes Georganne Russell
Dwayne Porterfield Mary Nell McGinnis Dixie Beede Ronnie Hopkins
Steve Maxey (B-R-R Trailers) Leroy Self Richard McCullough
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President’s Letter—February 2015 by Don McGinnis
February and winter time has arrived, cold weather is upon us. It is hard to
keep our automobiles clean & shining, even setting in the garage they get
dusty.
Thank God for the beautiful week-end we had on Jan. 17th
& 18th
, our first
annual Winter Angle Expo was a success. Special thanks to the car show
committee and to all of our club members, the show went off smooth as
planned. I have heard several great comments about the show. Even the
people that usually complain were saying it was one of the best shows they
had attended. Many of our sponsors have stated they want to be a part of
our show next year. As for next year the show will be bigger and better, as
we are planning to have a swap meet in the building directly behind the
main Expo arena. Some of our club members have already delivered flyers
at the big swap meet that was held in Gray TN. the last week in Jan.
Let’s start thinking about Cruise-in season; It is only 3 months away. Our
Public Relations Director, Gene Honeycutt has already contacted the folks
at the Mall and we have the ok to use the same area again this year for our
cruise-ins. We need to be planning our trailer work schedule and working
on ways to help with our spring events. Remember what it says on our name
badges [ DON’T JUST ASSOCIATE , PARTICIPATE ]
Thinking of spring events, our first FUN RUN is coming up this month.
Theresa Blanken has made arrangements for our Valentine fun run to the
Green Tomato Grill. Join us for a good time, good food, and a lot of fun.
Keep warm this winter & remember to keep our members and their families
that are sick or hurting in your prayers.
MONTHLY MEETING FEB. 19TH
AT SHONEYS---------HOPE TO SEE
YOU THERE
EAT AT 6:00-----MEET AT 7:00 Don
Thank God for the
beautiful week-
end we had on
Jan. 17th
& 18th
,
our first annual
Winter Angle Expo
was a success.
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Minutes— January 2015
The Hamblen County Car Club met on January 15th
at Shoney’s with 28 members present.
President, Don McGinnis called the meeting to order and also offered the opening prayer.
Jerry Kloos read the treasurers report that covered through the end of December, motion to
accept the report was made by Ted Kalagian with a second from Robert Russell. Report was
accepted as read. Jerry, then read the treasurers report from January 1st
until the present
time. Ted also made motion to accept this report with Robert again seconding said motion.
Report was accepted.
Jerry Kloos reported we currently have 97 members at this time.
Don McGinnis report that the Jeff County Fair wants us to again park cars this year. We will
discuss at our next meeting. The fair is scheduled for August 13th
through 22nd
.
Butch Grooms and Ted Kalagian gave an update on the Jr. Club.
Theresa Blanken gave the Fun Run update. We will go the Green Tomato Grill on Sunday,
February 15th
for Valentine’s Day. Let Theresa know by February 10th
if you want to attend.
We will leave Ingles (East) at 1:30 pm and eat at 2:15pm. We will make another trip to Vic-
tory Junction sometime in April.
Updates were given on the Winter Angel Expo.
Old Business:
We will have a list of club member’s vehicles by cruise–in time.
Wayne Musick won the free meal at Shoney’s
Lisa Grooms made motion for meeting to adjourn, David Sawyer seconded the motion.
Meeting was adjourned.
Be sure to visit our NEW
website:
www.hamblencountycarclub.org
And “Like” us on our Face-
book page The Ham-
blen County Car Club
Model Car Show
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V i c e - P r e s i d e n t L e t t e r - F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 5
B u t c h G r o o m s -
Greetings HCCC!
WHEW!! Maybe a double WHEW!! Winter Angel Expo has come and gone. The success of
the show lies in part to the 40+ HCCC members that worked in planning, preparation, and
during this blessed event. It could have not been the success it was without you. Thanks to all
committee leaders and those that entered their vehicles, my whole letter could be in thanks and
praise! Planning is already under way for 2016 with 2 corporate sponsors, people wanting to
enter the model car show as vendors, and a swap meet in the adjacent building. Flyers have
been handed out for the swap meet in Gray, TN at their large swap meet that was held this past
weekend. Please speak up if you want to be in the planning.
Plans are under way for the cruise-ins for 2016. Information will be given out at the February
19th
meeting as well as the sign-up sheet for the trailer workers.
Also, discussion will be held on the Jefferson County Fair parking that is available for us again
this year. We need this added income.
Car shows are also in the works, as we start with the April 25th
being the Jr. Club’s show at
East High School. We can use some senior club help again.
The Downtown Association is planning on a May show, the FOP has one planned for May
17th
, the MG Club is asking for our assistance with a show for the Daily Bread and a showing
of vehicles at the Strawberry Festival is needed.
The Jr. Club is taking $5 donations for tickets for a 350 Chevy engine that is to be given away
at their show in April. You can get 5 tickets for $20.00.
Be thinking of a Sunday date to go to the Cherokee Dragstrip with the Jr. club for a fun day,
plans are underway.
Finally, Victory Junction is coming up April 28th
– 30th
. We have a 24 passenger bus available
that also will be taking us to various Nascar shops, plus the bears!
Please remember our members and friends that not up to snuff! Prayer does help!!!
Happy cruzing!!!!!
Butch
Please remember
our members and
friends that not
up to snuff!
Prayer does
help!!!
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Events in red are HCCC events EVENT CALENDAR Revised 1/27/15
May-October: HCCC Every Saturday Night Cruise-In at College Square Mall
May and October: 5p-8p June through September: 6p-9p
If you know of other events, please contact Lisa Grooms at 423-258-4367 or email lgrooms8@gmail.com
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Non-business ads will run for 3 months unless re-
newed. The date at the end of the ad is the month
the ad was placed or renewed. (8/11=ran in Aug
newsletter) Business ads will run as long as you are
a member, unless you remove/change it.
Classified
Ads are free to Car Club members. To
place, renew, change or cancel an ad, con-
tact:
Lisa Grooms
928B Jarnigan Ave
Morristown, TN 37813
lgrooms8@gmail.com
423-258-4367
Need a Flag
Veterans of Foreign Wars
(VFW) Post 5266
Flag Sales-Supporting Post
Honor Guard
USA, Branch of Service, MIA/
POW, Vietnam Veterans
3x5 flag $10—4x6 flag (USA
only)
$15
Call Robert Russell 586-6731
Cakes by Linda: Homemade Wedding Cakes &
Special Occasion Cakes. Call Linda Williams at
423-235-4726
Lil’ “T” Beauty Salon. For appointments call
Terry Kloos at 423-586-5959 or on cell phone at
423-748-4917
Hookers & Hunters Campground
Bait & Tackle, Propane Exchange
Dan Gelacek 423-581-7915
Extreme Car Audio
Buddy Beckner
423-289-5912
Restoration and
Fabrication
Art Larson
204 Bowlin Drive
Bean Station, TN 37708
865-804-6199
Little Red Rod Shop
7155 Blue Springs Pkwy
Mosheim, TN 37818
423-470-5886/423-588-0474
Gary Bancroft
Hyd Brakes-Wiring-Carburetor-
late models as well
King Auto Glass
Owner: David A. King
1095 Arden Lane—
Morristown
423-438-9528
Car Storage Space
Available
Talbott, TN
Spencer Hogan
610-295-9060
$45 per month
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Hamblen County Car Club
928B Jarnigan Ave
Morristown, TN 37813
www.hamblencountycarclub.org
The Hamblen County Car Club
MD Pharmacy, which opened in November of 2010, is locally owned and operated by Don
Bunch, Mike Bunch, and John Jones. Dr. Jones is pharmacist and part-owner. We pride our-
selves in our friendly staff, which is comprised of fifteen employees that know everyone by
name and strive to efficiently help each patient to our best ability. We meet all four dollar lists
and provide free delivery services to all surrounding counties. Personable staffs, free mail out
delivery, and free bubble packing are some other services we provide. We also have two drive-
thru windows to accommodate patients that need urgent attention and care. Hours of operation
are 9am-6pm, Monday through Friday, and 9am-1pm on Saturday. Working with, and sup-
porting, the Winter Angel Expo has been a fulfilling experience for all those involved here at
the pharmacy. Not only is this function near and dear to our
heart due to one of our former employees, Paul MClain, but it
was a good way for the Pharmacy to give back and interact
with the community.
Emily and Robin, our employees that attended the Winter
Angel Expo, had nothing but wonderful things to say regard-
ing this event and had a blast representing our MD family.
If you or someone you know wants to put an ad on the trailer,
Please contact Don McGinnis—581-1728