The document provides information about the Hamblen County Car Club (HCCC) including: the club meets monthly, has over 80 members, and promotes safe enjoyment of classic cars through events and camaraderie. It lists upcoming car shows that members are involved in. It also introduces a new sponsor, Bobby Greenlee's auto repair shop called Budget Auto Clinic, which provides quality and affordable auto repair services in Morristown, Tennessee.
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With teen driver traffic deaths trending upward, high school driver safety programs will be vital in reducing the types of teen driver collisions that cause serious injury and roadway fatalities. Read this post to learn more about advancing driver safety.
“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.
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 get out and enjoy Kansas.
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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!
“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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Please find attached 1ID weekly news update for this week. Feel free to send to anyone that you think will find it useful. There is lots to do get out and explore.
“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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In this issue:
Editor’s Corner 1
New Members 2
Sick & Sympathy List 2
President’s Letter 3
Minutes 4
Upcoming Shows– Flyers 5
Scenes
from the
HCCC
E d i t o r ’ s C o r n e r
HamblenCountyCarClub
Cruise’N’ews
J u n e 2 0 1 6
V o l u m e 1 4 , I s s u e 6
VP Letter
Various Items
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 Tuesday of each month except
December at Golden Corral in Morristown. Come at 6
pm for dinner and our meeting starts at 7 pm. Club mem-
bership is open to persons age 18 or older who are interest-
ed in the restoration and maintenance of American Made
cars and trucks. Dues are $25 annually, payable on Sep-
tember 1st.
Cruise “N” ews is the official publication of the HCCC and
is printed and distributed monthly. All news articles, pho-
tos 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
1613Royal Drive
Morristown, TN 37813
2015-2016 Club Officers
President: William Bailey
423-312-0551
Vice-President: Lisa
Grooms
423-258-4367
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
April newsletter items
are due no later than
Tuesday, July 5th. I
always appreciate items
as early as possible
Welcome New Members:
Returning member: Wayne McCamey
Richard and Evelyn Valentine
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
Gwen Porterfield Don McGinnis Dixie Beede Juanita Reynolds
Ronnie Hopkins Carolyn Seals Linda Honeycutt Betty McClain
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President’s Letter—June 2016- William Bailey
Our charity this month is the Morristown Hamblen Humane Society, we
will taking up items at the cruise in on June 18th to help them out, there will
also be a car show to benefit the shelter on August 13, 2016 in the Food
City parking lot (W. Andrew Johnson Hwy) beginning at 9 am and going to
around 4 pm, just give me a call if you would like more info (423-312-
0551).
Other shows, Mossy Creek Cruzers show at the Jefferson Middle School,
contact Glenn, 423-231-9942 or Pat,. 865-363-5891; on July 23rd is the
Cruise In for Christ car show at Talbott Baptist Church located at 507 Tal-
bott Kansas Road, for more information, call Jim Kramer at 423-748-8005.
Officer Bailey
June Birthday “babies” plus others, a special poem was read and a
balloon released in honor of Butch’s “first birthday” in heaven
(also honoring all those that we have lost ) during our annual pic-
nic.
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Minutes— May 2016 - Deedra Hall
The Hamblen County Car Club met on May 17th at Golden Corral with 22 members and guests present. Presi-
dent William Bailey called the meeting to order with Gene Honeycutt offering the opening prayer. New mem-
bers were recognized. Guest, Mahon Fritz, Executive Director of ALPS, spoke about ALPS and thanked the club
for their support.
Don McGinnis made the motion to accept the minutes from the April meeting as published in the newsletter;
David Sawyer seconded the motion and the minutes were approved as written.
Janice Hawkins reviewed the treasurer’s report. Gene Honeycutt made the motion to accept with Ted Kalagian
seconded the motion, report was accepted.
We now have 83 members in the club.
Public Relations Director, Gene Honeycutt reported there will be an article in the Citizen Tribune about our
Victory Junction trip.
Winter Angel Expo 2017 report—we have corporate sponsors and other sponsors already in place.
Theresa Blanken, Fun Run Coordinator reported that 14 members made the trip to Victory Junction. Ted Kala-
gian made the motion to give $250 to Victory Junction in the names of Kathy Davis and Chad Coltrane in honor
of how they took their time to help us with our mechanical problems on the trip, Elmer Blanken seconded the
motion, Janice will send the check.
She also reported on the trip to the Farmer’s Daughter on May 15th, 13 out of the 30 who had signed up actually
attended. The next Fun Run is scheduled for June 12th at the home of
Don McGinnis for our annual picnic. Burgers and hot dogs will be pro-
vided by the club, see Theresa for other items needed. Lisa will have a
balloon release for Butch’s birthday. We will be meeting at Ingles
(West) at 1:30 pm to ride as a group.
We will have a website update at next meeting.
Cruise in update—crowds have been good, we will have door prizes on
the nights of our charity donation nights.
Upcoming car shows were announced.
Ted Kalagian reports that the invoices for the trailer ads have been
mailed. Nine ads have been paid up to date.
New Business
We had a discussion about the Jr. Club. The suggestion was made to
offer students a $15 membership fee. We will be sending a letter to the
high schools ad the technical schools, just to invite students to partici-
pate. They would be able to vote at our meetings but will not be able to
hold any official position until they turned 18 years of age. We will
make decision before the new school year begins.
Drawings were won by Lisa Grooms and Gene Honeycutt.
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
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B.E.S.T. AUTOMOTIVE
& SPEED SHOP
716 North Liberty Hill Road
Morristown, TN 37814
423-587-1335 (Ben Brock)
CELEBRATING 26
YEARS IN
BUSINESS
Lowest Prices Anywhere on
Top Name Brands
Super Chargers to Cam-
shafts
Hoods to Quarter Panels
Wheels to Ring & Pinion
Truck Steps to Rain
Guards
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V i c e - P r e s i d e n t L e t t e r — J u n e 2 0 1 6
L i s a G r o o m s
Here it is June already, needless to say the next two months are going to
be extremely tough, so I will apologize now. As many of you may
know, Butch’s birthday would have been June 6th
, it will be our first
birthday without him, and we miss him so much. The cruise ins just
don’t seem the same without him. It is also election time and if this is
my last letter as Vice President, just let me say it has been an honor and
privilege to hold this position, I know that at times my mind and heart
just hasn’t been there but I so appreciate all of you for what you have
done for our family.
Speaking of cruise ins, WOW, the attendance has been wonderful and
the vendors seem to be working out thus far. I really appreciate all that
everyone is doing to make our cruise ins the best they can be. As al-
ways, recommendations/suggestions are welcomed. The only issue that
I have seen or should I say heard are the “squealing of the tires” when
some are leaving. If you see any of this type of behavior, take note. I
will be giving out a small reminder card to all to let them know that this
type of behavior will not be tolerated. I hate to do that, but I feel this is
an excellent location for us and we don’t need to hurt our relationship
with Kmart.
The annual HCCC picnic will be on Sunday, June 12th
at the home of
Don McGinnis. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be supplied by the club.
Please contact Theresa Blanken for other items needed. I will be doing a
special balloon release in Butch’s memory to honor his birthday.
Again, I just want all of you to know how much I appreciate what you do
and have done; this club has been a true blessing to me and my family.
Much love and happiness!
Lisa
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Events in red are HCCC events EVENT CALENDAR Revised 6/15/2016
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 email lgrooms8@gmail.com
June 2016
21: HCCC Meeting—Golden Corral—6 pm (Eat) 7 pm (Meeting) - Election of officers will be held
25: East TN Mopars 28th Annual Fun in the Sun Car Show/Swap Meet—3301 E Magnolia Ave. Knoxville,
TN 9 am—4 pm, $8 fee, 865-691-6002
July 2016
1,8,15,22,29: Mossy Creek Cruzers—Big Lots, Jefferson City
8: Bike/Classic Car Cruise In—Colbach Harley Davidson, Morristown, 6 pm—9 pm
9: 6th Annual Mossy Creek Cruzers Car Show—361 W Broadway Blvd, Jefferson City—9 am-9 pm; 865
-363-5891
15: Car/Bike Show/Cruise In—Classic Leathers, 2704 E Andrew Johnson Hwy—6 pm—?
19: HCCC Meeting—Golden Corral—6 pm (Eat) 7 pm (Meeting)
23: 3rd Annual Cruise In for Christ—10 am—3 pm, Registration will be 8 am—10 am, Talbott Baptist
Church—507 Talbott Kansas Road, contact Jim Kramer 423-587-0355 or 423-748-8005
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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
1613 Royal Drive
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
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Hamblen County Car Club
1613 Royal Drive
Morristown, TN 37813
www.hamblencountycarclub.org
The Hamblen County Car Club
It wasn’t that long ago that Bobby Greenlee (HCCC member), a Morris-
town resident with more than 35 years experience in the automotive in-
dustry, discovered car owners of Morristown needed an auto repair
show they could trust. They needed a mechanic that would do great
work for an affordable price. One last element missing from many
shops in the area was just good old fashioned customer service!
The Budget Auto Clinic opened in west Morristown in June 2015 and
customers can’t stop raving well they are treated when they bring their car in. The business is located at 3915 West
Andrew Johnson Highway. Common Services Provided Included: Lube, oil & filter, brake replacement and repair,
A/C repair and servicing, shock & strut replacement, transmission overhaul, engine overhaul, steering and suspension
and general tune-up.
Bobby and his wife Ruth have been married for 13 years, they have four children and three grandchildren.