The document is the November 2014 newsletter for the Hamblen County Car Club. It provides information on upcoming club events and activities, including a winter car show in January, participation in local Christmas parades in December, and an annual Christmas party. It also recognizes corporate sponsors, highlights new members, and provides a calendar of events for November and December.
What is the Victory/ Network Welcome ?
Fort Riley Network is a Command and Staff meeting for disseminating Family
Readiness Group information;
invited attendees are:
All services across Ft. Riley( MWR,CYS ,ACS commissary, PX etc ) and
surrounding areas highlight upcoming events.
The Network Meeting location is :
Riley's Conference Center, Bldg. 446, Seitz Dr.
This Welcome is usually held the last Friday of the month unless otherwise noted.
What is the Victory/ Network Welcome ?
Fort Riley Network is a Command and Staff meeting for disseminating Family
Readiness Group information;
invited attendees are:
All services across Ft. Riley( MWR,CYS ,ACS commissary, PX etc ) and
surrounding areas highlight upcoming events.
The Network Meeting location is :
Riley's Conference Center, Bldg. 446, Seitz Dr.
This Welcome is usually held the last Friday of the month unless otherwise noted.
“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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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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In this issue:
Editor’s Corner
1
New Members
2
Sick & Sympathy List
2
President’s Letter
3
Minutes– Trailer Sch.
4
Fun Run Schedule
5
Wow, where has this year gone!!! So much to do, and little time to do it!!! WE have the holidays coming upon us quickly. I certainly do hope everyone has the happiest holiday season, from Thanksgiving to Christmas to the New Year. January will be here before you know it, and it will be time for our first Winter Angel Expo at the WSCC Expo Center. The car show committee has been very hard at work to get this going and may I say they have done a wonderful job. From sponsors, to activities, things are coming together very well. Our Corporate sponsors, All American Auto, Collision & Transmission and Porter’s Tire Store, our advertising sponsor, Citizen Tribune, our Major sponsors, Gutters & More, Morristown Tire & Performance Center, MD Pharmacy, Cumberland Glass Co. and Andrews Construction, we could not do this kind of production without them. My sincere and most gracious thanks to all of you. The model car show is coming together as well, can’t wait to see that. State Representative, Tillman Goins and Miss Teen Tennessee, Olivia Fleemon will be there as well. Can’t wait to see the display from Petty’s Garage (Randleman, North Carolina), and of course, all the amazing cars, trucks, motorcycles and whatever else may show up!! Certainly will have more information next month. Love to all of you!!!!!
Lisa
Editor’s Corner
Hamblen County Car Club
Cruise’N’ews
November 2014
Volume 12, Issue 11
Vehicle of the Week
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VP Letter
Jr. HCCC Club News
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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
December newsletter
items are due no later
than Tuesday, Dec. 2nd;
I always appreciate
items as early as possible
Welcome New Members:
No New Members at this time
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
Billy Seals Don Brooks David King Tony Hayes Georganne Russell
Dwayne Porterfield Mary Nell McGinnis Dixie Beede Ronnie Hopkins
William Bailey Steve Maxey (B-R-R Trailers) Leroy Self
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President’s Letter—November 2014 by Don McGinnis
November 1st and winter has arrived, it’s 33` outside, setting at my desk ready to write this letter. The car club had plans for a picnic at our house this afternoon; but the cold & rain caused us to postpone it until next Saturday weatherman said it will be warmer. Well our Cruising season is over, I want to thank all who helped and attended each week. Over all we had a good year. October 18th was a bit on the cold side; however we had a good turnout. That was our night to raise money for our Angle Tree Program (Toys for Tots). Even with the cold and rain we were able to raise over a $1,000 toward buying toys for the kids. The last night, October 24th was perfect, temperature was in the 70’s, we had a large turnout, with several new rides I had not seen before. We were delighted to have Miss Teenage Tennessee Olivia Fleemon joining our last cruise-in and has plans on returning for other activities.
Thanks to Theresa, we enjoyed a great fun-run Sunday afternoon. We left Ingles at 1:30 drove across Cherokee Lake & over Clinch Mtn.to Tazewell, where we had lunch at the Old Town Grill. The food was good, the service was excellent. After we had our fill we traveled north, through the tunnel and up the mountain to the pinnacle, overlooking TN, VA and KY. The weather was perfect; the leaves were in full color. It was a great site to see 10 or 12 antique cars parading through the mountains.
Although our cruising season is over, we still have several events coming up before the first of the year. Dec. 5th we meet at Shoney’s for our annual Toys for Tots Christmas shopping spree. Dec. 4th our club will participate in the Morristown Christmas Parade (theme covered wagons to airplanes) we will have a covered wag- on in the parade & ask for several members to ride in the wagon. If you will be driving a vehicle, make sure to fill out the proper forms. (See Butch) Our club will be participating in several area Christmas parades this fall, I encourage everyone to join us as we celebrate this Christmas season. Last but not least our annual Club Christmas party, held on Friday Dec. 12th at Centenary Methodist Church. Don’t miss out on an Excellent dinner and a Great time.
Monthly meeting Nov.20th Eat at 6:00 /// Meet at 7:00 ---See you there, Don
The weather was perfect; the leaves were in full color. It was a great site to see 10 or 12 antique cars parading through the mountains.
Morristown Tire & Performance Center
Complete Transmission Re- build
Synthetic Blend Oil Changes only $24.95
Best Price On Tires In East Tennessee
423-586-7035
Tim Goins
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Hamblen County Car Club Angel Charities
Below is a partial list of Lakeway charities that have, and continue to benefit through the Hamblen Co. Car Club. The individuals, families and students that have received help from our club are too numerous to list here.
MS/MD Charity Drive – Jerry’s Kids Relay for Life Hospice
ALPS – Day care Center CEASE Toys For Tots
Angel Tree Program MHHS Heart Gala Annual Fire Prevention & Education Program
Morristown Humane Society & Shelter Cancer Support Group Hamblen County Substance Abuse Coalition
Morristown Park & Recreation (Gazebo & park benches) Built & Donated.
Boy Scouts of America Scouting Program (Pinewood derby) 2013 & 2014 Sponsors.
Victory Junction Gang The Petty family camp for Medi- cally challenged Children
Numerous Armed Forces Groups during Deployment Peri- od
Veteran with ongoing program
Numerous Food Bank pro- grams (Tennessee Food on Foot, Daily Bread)
School Supplies Donated to Local Schools, Clothing to needy students.
New Hope Recovery The Morristown Library
The Downtown Crossroads Coalition
Minutes—October 2014
Due to our fine USPS, the minutes are unavailable, not for sure exactly where they are. They will be reviewed at the meeting.
Here are some pictures from the Halloween get-together!!!
Thanks to Chantel Combs
Be sure to visit our NEW
website:
www.hamblencountycarclub.org
And “Like” us on our Face- book page The Ham- blen County Car Club
Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them, is the true measure of our thanksgiving. ― W.T. Purkiser
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Vice-President Letter-November 2014
Butch Grooms-
Greetings HCCC!
November is here, cruz n season has gone and the holiday season is coming! Time flies, as the say.
To all that have helped to make the cruz n season a success and fun; a big thanks and apprecia- tion.
The next big event for HCCC will be the Lakeway Christmas parades. First up, will be in Morristown on December 4th; anyone wanting to drive their vehicle or ride on the float, please contact me or Don. We will have a tailgate party prior to the start of the parade as we are staged together like we were last year. HCCC will also be participating in the Jefferson City parade on December 13th, New Market’s on December 14th and Dandridge’s on December 20th. We can throw candy out and cruz down and back together. Come join the fun!!
Planning meetings are currently under way for our Winter Angel Expo. Please volunteer for the different committees we have to help prepare and at the show. This could be one of our largest fundraisers ever and probably the most fun. We do need your help! Be at the Novem- ber 20th meeting for updates.
Angel tree shopping nite is December 5th with us meeting for breakfast at Shoney’s. Buffet opens at 10pm with HCCC planning to be at Wal Mart at midnight. Don’t miss this blessing! The Jr. Club will take part with taking on 10 kids; dreams! Please show them appreciation in getting involved in our charities.
Better contact Theresa if you war wanting to attend our December 13th Christmas party, never a dull moment! Great fellowship! There was a tradition dealing with silly hats, I think, HINT!!
Remember all of our sick and disabled friends and members. Hope everyone has a happy Thanksgiving and remember this is a time to give thanks and to remember the ones we have lost.
My Thanksgiving thanks and love to you, HCCC!
Butch
Footnote: Anyone wanting to help decorate float contact Don –
Tailgate items, contact Theresa.
To all that have helped to make the cruz n season a success and fun; a big thanks and appreciation.
1976 Chevy 4WD Stepside P/UP
Car Show Trophy Winner
Color: Victory Red
Interior: Red
Mileage: 3080
Many features some of which is the following:
Complete off frame restoration
New front dual “Heckelthorn” front shocks and strg. dampner
New 350 GM ‘Crate’ engine (3080 miles), new alterna- tor, starter, spark plugs and wires, radiator, a/ ccondensor, a/c dehydrator bottle, clutch fan plus many other items
REDUCED PRICE: $19,500
Terry McCracken
865-674-2624
865-712-4122
Last cruise in of the season, having some Halloween Fun!!!!
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Hamblen County Jr. Car Club Minutes
President Heather Izaquirrez called the November 8, 2014, Hamblen County Jr. Car Club meeting to order at 3:30 pm with 10 members and 4 HCCC members present. HCCC President, Don McGinnis opened with a prayer and Jr. Vice President Adam Ehrat led the Pledge to our flag. Adam also read the minutes from the October meeting, a motion was made by Adam Wolfe to accept with a second from Brittany Rogers. Treasurer, Cassie Baughard gave a report with Adam Wolfe making a motion to accept and Sara Greene seconded said motion. Mr. Hardin reported the engine block was back and would be ready for assembly.
Old Business was started with information on the Christmas Parade (Dec 4th) and assem- bly will start on Dec.1st after school on the float. Jerry’s Automotive donated the plastic life size engine and Sara Greene’s family is donating a trailer.
Club shirts are for sale at $10 each for anyone who would like purchase one..
New Business: A motion was made by Rae Trent to give $350 to buy Christmas for 10 Angel Tree kids, and go with HCCC on Dec. 5th to shop. Second was made by Adam Wolfe. Plans for the next meeting is to set budget, set date for spring show at East and Winter Angel Expo.
Motion to dismiss was made by Brittany Rogers with Adam Ehrat seconding
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Events in red are HCCC events EVENT CALENDAR Revised 10/12/2014
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
November:
1: Witt Baptist Church—8am—2pm
1: HCCC Halloween Party—Don and Mary Nell McGinnis’ home—6pm, contact Theresa Blanken—423-587-4822
5: Jr. Hamblen County Car Club Meeting—3:30 pm—Morristown West High School
15: Coffee and Donuts Cruise In—Kramer Jewelry—3606 W. Andrew Johnson Hwy—See Santa free coffee and doughnuts! Laya- way for Christmas! Cruise in 7:30 am till 11:00 am , store hours 7:30 till 5:00.
20: HCCC Monthly Meeting—Shoney’s Morristown—Dinner at 6pm, Meeting at 7pm
December
3: Jr. Car Club Meeting—3:30 pm at Morristown West
4: Christmas Parade—Downtown Morristown– Tailgate Party—Line up begins at 5, parade begins at 7pm—Deadline to enter vehi- cle has passed, if you wish to ride the float, please call Theresa Blanken at 587-4822
5: Angel Tree Shopping Spree—Meet at Shoney’s at 10:30 pm, at Midnight, we will make our way to Wal Mart for shopping for our Angel Tree kids
12: HCCC Christmas Dinner - Centenary Methodist Church—6pm—please see Theresa Blanken, $5 per person, money goes to- ward door prizes.
13: Jefferson City Parade—Leaving Ingles (West) at 1pm—parade begin at 2pm
14: New Market Parade—Leaving Ingles (West) at 1pm
20: Dandridge Parade—Leaving Ingles (West) at 1pm
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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.
Clas s i fied
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
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Hamblen County Car Club
928B Jarnigan Ave
Morristown, TN 37813
www.hamblencountycarclub.org
The Hamblen County Car Club
Sponsor Highlight will return in January, 2015
Enjoy the many scenes from this past year!!!!
We love our
Sponsors!!!