October 2010 Volume 4, Issue 10 Event Calendar
October
Corvette Club
3rd Reagan Library
Simi Valley
5th General Meeting
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara 16-17th Bob’s Back
Roads Fort Hunter
Leggett
Sharon Smith
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Run November
Sunday morning, October 3rd, CCSB members Bill Barrison, Pat Bloom, 2nd General Meeting
Santa Barbara
Mike & Sandy Christeson, Ed Clerkin & his mom, Frank & Barbara
LoMonaco, Bryce Lovett, Dennis & Lynne Merenbach, Steve & Linda 13—14th Wine Run
Petersen, Jim & Judy Purcell, Al & Mona Rotella, Steve & Bonnie Paso Robles
Sidwell, Fred & Sharon Smith, Robert & Evie Wheeler, and Lee &
Claudia Whitney left Carpinteria and picked up Dennis & Sandy Higgins 19th LA Auto Show
in Ventura. We left the freeway and headed toward the Santa Rosa Val- LA Convention Center
ley, an area with acres of rich agricultural land and huge estates that not
only have horses under the hood in the garage, but stables on their prop- Meetings are 1st Tues-
erty with the equestrian variety. Upon our arrival at the library we were day of each month at
joined by Jerry & Dotty Livers and Mike & Linda Wolfe. 6:30PM . The meeting
is held at Max’s Res-
taurant, 3514 State St.
Docents guided us to the areas still open during the Santa Barbara
renovation in preparation for the opening of the new
library & museum February 5, 2011. Of special in-
terest to the group was ―The White House in Minia- Inside this issue:
ture‖ exhibit. It capti-
vated everyone’s at- President’s Message 2
tention with its hand-made replicas of furni-
ture, artwork, dinnerware, chandeliers, etc. Membership 3
with intricate detail in the one-inch-to-one-
foot scale. Another exhibit ―Born to Be Classifieds 3
Wild-Celebrity and Vintage Motorcycles‖
showcased an amazing display of cycles Once upon an time 4
that included rare models, ―movie star‖
bikes, and representatives of the well-known Harley-Davidson, Triumph,
BMW, Honda, Indian, and Husqvarna brands. The mandatory stop in the NCM Ambassador 5
Museum Store to purchase mementos completed the visit.
Hearst Hacienda/Mission 6
A short drive down Hwy 23 brought us to the Claim Jumper Restaurant
where we enjoyed a late lunch and spirited conversation. Somehow we all Activities Report 7
had the will power to pass on the notorious dessert ―claim jumper mother
lode cake.‖ However we all gazed at it in the display case as we left. So Concours d'Elegance 8
much cake (6 layers), and so little room left. We should have got it to go.
SB High Homecoming 9
Thanks to all of you who joined us for this run, and plan on a future visit
after the renovation is complete in commemoration of President Reagan’s
September Minutes 10
100th birthday.
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President’s Message Sharon Smith
After the September business meeting Fred and I
left for a 3 week vacation, so we were unable to
participate in the run to Avila Beach in September. Privacy Reminder
However we understand that even without the need Old Club Rosters should be
for fire personnel to assist the group it was very shredded not just thrown in
hot. Just a couple notes about our trip. Since we the trash when replaced.
still have the Corvette Club Santa Barbara banner
on our windshield from the 2009 Caravan, we often
attracted the attention of fellow travelers as we stopped along the way. They not
only made favorable comments about our Corvette, but also recounted their per-
sonal connections to the Santa Barbara area. We often felt we were a mobile
tourism billboard for the Santa Barbara area. It was great fun chatting with peo-
ple from all parts of the USA and discovering their links to our area.
We found an unexpected tie to Santa Barbara when we visited the Copper King
Mansion in Butte, Montana. It seems that the surviving daughter, Huguette
Clark, of copper king William A. Clark has a mansion in Santa Barbara. Articles
have recently circulated about her and the mystique that surrounds her. When
we returned home I did some research using goggle maps. We have driven by
the property numerous times without knowing it. The house and grounds sit on a
bluff across from the Andree Bird Refuge on Cabrillo Blvd. in Santa Barbara.
The Bird Refuge property was once part of her estate, and she donated it to the
city of Santa Barbara asking that it be named in honor of her deceased sister
Andree. If you are interested in learning more about Huguette and the Clark
family, just goggle Huguette Clark and you will find all kinds of commentary to
entertain you and have a history lesson as well.
We started October with a run to the Reagan Presidential Library. No matter
how many times you visit the library, it is a different experience each time. Each
docent brings their own personal history into their tour and you learn new things
from their perspective. A run after the renovation is complete will certainly be in
order. October 16 and 17 we will be joining Bob and Inge Stallings on their run Check out the
to the Hearst Hacienda and Mission San Antonio. We should be able to see
some fall color along the way.
Club website
www.corvetteclubsantabarbara.com
I continue to encourage you to take advantage of the great activities that our club
members organize for the enjoyment of all of us while driving our Corvettes.
New club member Mike Christeson commented after our run to the Reagan
Library, ―We have wanted to go to the library, but never have taken the time to
make it happen.‖ Isn’t it great that in CCSB we have the opportunity to partici-
pate in activities we have wanted to do, with good friends, while driving our Cor-
vettes. It does not get much better than that.
Our Christmas Party will once again be at Mulligan’s Restaurant on Saturday,
December 11. What Mulligan’s does for us. Mulligan’s gives us great parking,
an excellent meal, a dining area workable for our gift exchange, a festive setting Jacques Bellesiles
for our party complete with Christmas tree, and a reasonable price for all of the PARTNER
above. What do we need to do for Mulligan’s to get these benefits? They re-
5601 Lindero Canyon, Suite 210
quire a minimum of 50 people. I hope you will support our club by your atten- Westlake Village, CA 91362
dance. It is a great evening and a tradition for our club members to celebrate
another year together. Our Activities Chair, Ray Seider, has an article about the (818) 338-8160 - (805) 626-4221
details for the Christmas Party in this newsletter. Reservation deadline is less (800) 320-6364 - (818) 338-8155 FAX
than two months away, so I encourage you to put December 11 on your calendar jbellesiles@crowellweedon.com
for the CCSB Christmas Party now and get your check to Ray. www.crowellweedon.com
Remember without ―u‖ there is no club. ALL MAJOR FINANCIAL EXCHANGES
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Membership Column Pat Bloom
No new members this past month
Our club total is 93 members and 74 cars.
Please remember to put a CCSB Interest Card on any Corvette. I will have some avail-
able at the monthly meeting and if you are unable to attend, let me know and I will mail
some to you. I will have the static cling club decals at the meeting for purchase
Please review the roster and let me know of any needed changes or updates
CLASSIFIEDS
I am now the proud owner, but not for long I hope, of a 1998 Camero Convertible. Sil-
ver with black top and grey interior. This was my daughters car, a little young lady from
SB. She bought the car new and it has less than 75000 miles on it but it does need
some help. It is all there, it drives, the tires are good, there has never been any major
damage on the car but it has some dings. This would be a great project. It is a 6 cyl.
Automatic, chrome wheels, plus, plus. I will sell it for the best offer! Kelly Blue book
says trade in value in fair condition is $3800.00. To me that is too muchy.
Contact Steve Petersen rvettt@gmail.com
2009 Forged Polished Aluminum Wheels. Fits P245/40ZR18 tires on the front,
P285/35ZR19 tires on the aft. One is slightly scuffed, other three in excellent condition.
$500 OBO.
Contact Fred Lopez 805 964-9546 flopez32@cox.net
Factory Reproduction C4 Chrome ZR-1 wheels—2 wheels 8.5 x 17, 2 wheels 9.5 x
17 +56 Offset - On '94 Vette for 4 months, always garaged. Never driven in the
rain! Like new condition. Includes short chrome stems, center caps and chrome lug
nuts with 4 locking nuts. $375
Contact Bob Szalay at dszalay@cox.net
High Performance Crossover Pipe (X-Pipe) 1997-2004 C5 Corvette
Balances your engines exhaust pulses for a Scavenger effect that pulls ex-
haust from the cylinders. This boosts power & promotes faster revving. 3 - 5
HP increase. Make Offer
Contact Fred Markley (805) 684-4049
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Volume 4, Issue 10
WE ARE ON THE WEB
www.corvetteclubsantabarbara.com
Corvette Club Snta Barbara.
Once upon a time Fred Smith
Corvette Club Santa Barbara is 25 years old this year and I thought it fitting that
we start a column dedicated to ―who we were‖. I finally found a use for keeping all
the club’s newsletters all these years. I have photos from the digital world but very
few from the early years on film. I will be seeking out photos from our historian and
hopefully this column will bring a little history and maybe a smile or two.
The slate of Officers for 1987-1988 were: P.O. Box 40340
Santa Barbara, CA
President Paul Mariano 93140
Vice Pres John Jensen
Secretary Barbara Mariano
Treasurer Helen Jensen
Membership Fred Smith
Historian Ron Blumenthal
Publicity Doug Bickley
In June of 1987 some new members that joined us back then that you will recog-
nize were Ray & Mary Sue Seider, Mike & Linda Wolfe and Walter and Allison Van
Wingerden. Our first installation picnic was also held that month at Manning Park
in Montecito.
The first annual (never to occur again) Classic Car Auction was held at Fess
Parker’s Red Lion Inn and Corvette Club Santa Barbara participated by driving
over 400 cars of various makes and models onto the auction block (a turntable that
must have been designed for VW’s).—Too bad this auction didn’t turn out to be an
annual event.
Ed Clerkin joined the club in July (1987). Eight cars attended the Big Bear Bash
with Walter & Allison Van Wingerden earning a 2nd place trophy. The 2nd annual
Corvette Club Santa Barbara Show & Shine was held in September at the Orchid
Bowl in Goleta (no longer there). Wendell & Judy Hans joined the club in Septem-
ber (1987). The club attended and participated in a Car Show at Mark Christopher
Chevrolet in Ontario. The Jensen’s won first place with their 1962.
The 1987 Christmas party was held at Federico’s in Buellton after having a conflict
with the Red Lion Inn in SB. The 2nd annual Cambria Valentines weekend and
picnic was held in February 1988.
The large embroidered club logos (9‖ dia) arrived for the club ―Members Only‖
jackets. They were all black. If I remember I will share it at the October meeting.
A run to Las Vegas was in March and Ray Seider showed up in a new 1988 road-
ster. The first ―Cuyama Challenge‖ was a success in April 1988.
Page 5 Corvette Club Santa Barbara Volume 4, Issue 10
NCM Ambassador Frank LoMonaco
Congratulations and thanks to our Newsletter Editor, Fred Smith, for doing an out-
standing job on our monthly club newsletter. I submitted our June, 2010 issue to the
Museum for their Best Newsletter Contest. We won 1st place!
Club Newsletter Winners Announced! Congratulations to the Corvette Clubs who won this
year's NCM’s "Best Newsletter" award! We had nearly 100 entries in the two catego-
ries, printed and electronic, and the points were so close! Thanks to everyone who sub-
mitted an entry and we look forward to having even more next year!
Printed Version:
Online Version:
1st - Northern California Corvette Association
1st - Corvette Club of Santa Barbara
2nd – Sam Houston Corvette Club
2nd - Lone Star Corvette Club
3rd - Nashville Corvette Club 3rd - Corvette Club of Utah
In addition to the information about the NCM Ambassador Point’s program in last month’s newsletter I thought
a further explanation of the system would be interesting. I must earn at least 50 points each year in order to
maintain Ambassador status and that all important connection with our National Corvette Museum.
Here is the purpose of an ambassador: Each participating Corvette club/organization will nominate/select an
"Ambassador" to act as the representative /liaison of that club/organization to the National Corvette Museum.
The person selected to be an "Ambassador" will have a distinct interest in the success and future of the Mu-
seum.
The Ambassador's mission will be that of receiving and disseminating the most current and correct informa-
tion from the Museum, and to convey that information to their local Corvette club/organization. The Ambassa-
dor will act as a Museum representative to promote and solicit support for the Museum through promotional
activities and encourage other Corvette enthusiasts to join the Museum. Additionally, the Ambassador will be
the voice of the Corvette club/organization, communicating concerns, ideas and suggestions to the NCM.
Here is how the point system works: The program will begin each July 1st and end June 30th. A minimum of
50 points must be earned each year. The following is a list of areas where Ambassadors can accumulate
points.
NCM Membership Sales
Raffle ticket sales
Attending NCM Function/event
Become/or already a Lifetime Member
Attend Labor Day Ambassador’s meeting
Submit a copy of Club’s newsletter each month
Make a presentation about the Museum at club meetings
Museum Brick Sales
Percent of club become NCM members
Points needed in any combination of areas to achieve Master Ambassador: 200
Points needed to remain active Ambassador: 50
Thanks to all of you for assisting me in achieving the rank of Master Ambassador for the 2009/2010 year. In
part, because of the huge participation of club members who went on the 2009 caravan, I accumulated 226
points. Thanks again.
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Hearst Hacienda/Mission Bob & Inge Stallings
Oct 16 and 17, 2010
Mission San Antonio de Padua and Hearst Hacienda on Fort
Hunter Liggett
We travel some of Bob’s favorite back roads to the ―Valley of
the Oaks is a Land That Time Forgot‖ with Mission San Anto-
nio de Padua founded in 1771 by Father Junipero Serra and
stay at the 1922 Hearst Hacienda.
William Randolph Hearst built his California Hacienda in
1922, asking future San Simeon Castle architect Julia Mor-
gan to design it as a working ranch house. Hearst enjoyed
the place so much that he kept it after he finished his "little something" at San Simeon, building a private road
between the two houses. Like his famous Castle on the coast, Hearst's Hacienda is open to the public, but
there's a difference. At the Hacienda, you can spend the night, in the same place where the famous million-
aire and his glamorous friends partied and slept in the 1920s
and 1930s. The scale and ornamentation of the Hacienda
are more comfortable and intimate than the Castle, but this
not a simple ranch house, it is an elegant, uncluttered style
with mission-style arches, creating rooms for the ranch's
cowboys and more spacious accommodations for Hearst
and his friends … and us.
Some of the roads we will enjoy are 150, 33, 198, Jolon
Road, Nacimiento-Ferguson and Coast Route 1.
We have reserved all the rooms for October 16, 2010. The
Hacienda has 11 rooms.
For those that have signed up for this run and have their reservations in hand we meet at Carl’s Jr. in Carpin-
teria at the Reynolds off ramp. The drivers meeting is at 8am and we leave promptly at 8:15am or earlier if
we are all there.
River City Corvette Club Run Diane Szalay
River City Corvettes was in Santa Barbara on the weekend of September 17th and 28 of their Corvettes par-
ticipated in the run to our city, plus a couple of vans to facilitate their activities! CCSB was invited to join
them for a potluck on Friday evening.
They hosted a fantastic potluck buffet in the beautiful Spanish courtyard at the Pepper Tree Inn, tables were
overflowing with the feast and margaritas. Seven of our members brought food to share and we had a great
time. They were very glad to have us and we met some really nice folks. It was quite impressive to see that
many 'Vettes in the hotel parking lot! They have 100 cars in their membership, wow.
Thanks to Kelly Barrington of RCC who coordinated the event. We hope to have more of our membership
participate next year.
Enthusiastically representing our Club at this event were Fred and Anne Lopez; Sandy Rubel Halverson and
guests; Bob and Inge Stallings; and Bob and Diane Szalay.
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Activities Report Ray Seider
Saturday, September 25th. 6 Corvettes, out of 12 who signed up, left Santa Barbara at
9:45 sharp but not before some excitement, It seems a fire truck was passing by and
Fred Markley's main squeeze Eleanor (Rustie) waved. Well these guys seeing all the
cars at the side of the road and a group of people standing around, thought there was
an emergency so they slammed on their brakes, piled out of their truck and came run-
ning back carrying their emergency gear along with them, only to find out we were just
fine. Great bunch of guys who had a good laugh along with us.
Well, once we were off and heading over the pass
we got stuck behind a group of about 10 early VW's of all kinds driving
VERY slowly and they finally turned left at hwy 246 and we got along our
way and met Pat Bloom at the entrance to US 101 heading north where
we met Ed Clerkin outside Latecia Winery where he took over the lead
heading to Old Edna which is a bump in the road but a nice small win-
ery. After about 20 minutes we headed to Edna Valley Winery, a very
nice spot with spectacular views. They had us set up on the lawn having
expected a larger group but it turned out very nice with temperatures in
the 90's. As we headed off towards Avila Barn driving on some nice
country roads and all through the fields of vines the temperature grew to
108 and back to 105 when we arrived at Avila. Quaint spot with great petting zoo, all the gourds and pump-
kins you could carry home, deli, ice cream etc. One comment…TRAFFIC..we had traffic all the way to our
destinations and all the way home as well as large crowds at Avila. The hot weather brought everyone out.
We had a ball and my "duties" are starting to get a little easier.
October 3rd. Sharon and Fred will be lead the club to the Reagan Library see the front page.
I want to talk about CHRISTMAS. Yes I know it's early however I want to bring you all up to date.
We have a firm date: December 11th. 6pm to 10pm
We have a firm location: Mulligan's
We have a firm cost $35.00 each including tax and tip
Even though it's early I would like to enlist your commitment now. I'm asking that you consider emailing your
reservation to me hotcidr@cox.net and sending me a non refundable check now or at least soon. Your check
should be made payable to Corvette Club Santa Barbara and will be held until the event time but I don't want
to run into the problems from the past where we have to BEG people to come so as to fill the 50 person mini-
mum required by Mulligan's.
Consider this: the price includes appetizer, choice of 2 entrees, 3 sides, dessert, coffee & soft drinks. (there
is a no host bar).
We will also have a gift exchange but more on that later.
Thanks for your help on this and, by the way, MERRY CHRISTMAS
REMINDER: The Activities Planning meeting has been set for Tuesday October 19th at the Lo-
Monaco’s home (see roster for address) at 7pm. Bring your ideas for runs for the upcoming year
(2011) help make it the best fun possible
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October 29-31, 2010
Santa Barbara Concours d’Elegance’s Salute to the Mille Miglia
The Santa Barbara Concours weekend kicks off with the Salute to the Mille Miglia with a
wine country tour. Beginning Friday morning, the tour opens to all cars participating in
Saturday and Sunday events. This scenic drive weaves through Santa Ynez vineyards,
traverses over sun-drenched mountains and valleys, and tours through several charming
towns along the way. Tour participants will enjoy a catered gourmet lunch on the prop-
erty of an elegant winery, a champagne celebration at the finish, and commemorative
gifts.
Santa Barbara Concours d’Elegance
The 24th Santa Barbara Concours d’Elegance will display 200+ of the world’s finest
automobiles on the spectacular Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, starting on Sunday
at 10 a.m. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the main event. There will be approximately 20
classes of cars judged during the event, in their individual classes, but all vying for that
coveted award: ―Best of Show.‖
Santa Barbara Concours d’Italiano
The 5th Concours d’Italiano brings an Italian flair to the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet
Club on Saturday, starting at 10 a.m. 200+ vehicles with names like Ferrari, Lambor-
ghini, Alfa Romeo, Abarth, Fiat, Iso, Bizzarrini, De Tomaso, La Forza, and Lancia will be
displayed. Italian food and music will be available for guests to enjoy.
Santa Barbara American Classics Auto Show
The 5th Tribute to American Classics will bring a touch of Main Street, USA to the Santa
Barbara Polo & Racquet Club on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Automobiles from Ameri-
can manufacturers with names like Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Dodge, Oldsmobile, Pontiac,
Chrysler, Lincoln, Kaiser, Frazer, Tucker, DeLorean and more are expected to be show-
cased. Stroll around to the sounds of the Oldies with the aroma of hot dogs and ham-
burgers grilling.
Vino d’Elegance, a Santa Barbara Wine Festival
Local, National, and International wineries gather for a tasting and celebration at the
height of the harvest season. This event benefits the local community and creates an
exquisite Santa Barbara weekend spotlighting participating wineries. A showcase of
vintage automobiles and fine wines blend together seamlessly to create a true luxury
lifestyle event. This will be benefiting the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County.
For more information see: www.elegantcars.com.
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Volume 4, Issue 9
Santa Barbara High School 2010 Homecoming Roger Hoyt
For several years now our club has
participated in the homecoming ac-
tivities for the Santa Barbara high
school homecoming.
This year’s event took place on Fri-
day October 1st with six of our mem-
bers driving the homecoming prin-
cesses around the track that circles
the football field with each princess
sitting up on the boot of our Corvette
convertibles. All of this is done to the
cheers of the crowds as we pass by
and stop at the viewing stands. The
princesses father’s then escort each
princess to center stage wherein a
queen is named.
We then circle the track again and
pick up each princesses and the princess chosen as the queen by her
classmates. The CCSB member who was lucky enough to have hosted
the queen receives the pot that we all contribute $5 to. This year it was
Jim Wafer who won helping him pay for his brand new 2011 white Grand
Sport convertible.
CCSB members participating in addition to Jim Wafer were: Mike
Christeson, Dan Eidelson, Roger Hoyt, Jerry Livers and Bob
Wheeler.
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Minutes of September 7, 2010 General Meeting
1. Meeting called to order by Sharon Smith tonight at 6:31 pm. Full house tonight.
2. Introduction of Officers. Guests tonight. Chris Fanello and Bill Johnson from Lompoc. Members of
SLO Vettes
3. Secretary’s Report distributed and approved. Correction on pool party date Sept 17.
4. Treasurer’s Report passed out and approved.
5. Membership Report: Pat Bloom reports 93 members and we now have 75 cars.
6. NCM Ambassadors Report: Frank LoMonaco reports on raffle of 2010 Crystal Red Grand Sport
Conv. ($20 each). Drawing held on Oct 10th. Got more tickets for sale because sold out of what tick-
ets had last month. National Corvette Museum has announced that the Corvette Club of Santa Bar-
bara has won the Best Online Newsletter contest. Congratulations Fred Smith. Great job! Still have
ten flags left for sale.
7. Activities Report: Ray Seider.
09/17/10 – River City Corvettes invite us to join them at Best Western Pepper Tree by the pool.
09/25/10 – Adamson House Tour & Santa Monica Pier. Cancelled.
09/25/10 – Avila Valley Barn.
10/03/10 – Reagan Library run. The tour is scheduled for 11:00. Sign up sheet.
10/16 – 10/17/10 – Mission San Antonio and Hunter Liggett run. Bob and Inge Stallings. We will be
staying at the Hearst Hacienda. Rooms limited.
10/20/10 – Activities meeting at the LoMonaco’s at 6:00.
11/13 – 11/14/10 – Tony and Paula Megowan. Paso Robles and Santa Ynez wine run. Email sent
out on hotel.
12/11/10 -- Christmas party at Mulligan’s.
8. Old Business:
Thanks to the Grahams for agreeing to have Graham Chevrolet Cadillac and Saab be are our
club sponsor.
Thanks to Wayne Reddoch and Fred Smith for working with the Grahams to too create a spon-
sorship agreement.
9. New Business:
Happy Birthday to Mona Rotella, Roger Hoyt, Wendel Hans, Jerry Livers, Mike Wolfe, Jacques
Bellesiles and Dennis Higgins.
CCSB membership cards distributed to use to identify you as a CCSB member for applicable dis-
counts at Graham Chevrolet. See Pat Bloom for cards.
New feature in the CCSB newsletter: Once Upon a Time. Featuring things from our past newslet-
ters going back too the beginning.
Santa Barbara High School Homecoming October 2. They need convertibles to drive princesses
around track.
Fred Lopez passed around mug that you can have your car photo put on it.
10 Tech Talk:
Fred Markley discussed Chevron Techron and other fuel cleaners.
Steve Petersen had car painted at Diamond Finish Auto Body. Vehicle had been keyed on both
sides.
11. Trivia question.
50/50 Raffle $50.00.The pot of $25.00 was won by Marylyn Bruce.
12. Next meeting October 5 at Max’s.
13. Correspondence Santa Barbara Concours d’Elegance Car Corral (Oct30-31) and
CASA Newsletter.
14. Meeting adjourned at 7:32.
Respectfully submitted,
Sandy Rubel Halverson, Secretary
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For clothing embroidered with WE ARE ON THE WEB
the Corvette Club Santa Bar- www.corvetteclubsantabarbara.com
bara logo contact Frank or Bar-
bara LoMonaco.
For clothing that is silk screen
Members of the NCM receive 10% to
15% discount on purchases from the
printed with the Corvette Club
museum store. Santa Barbara logo contact
Bob Szalay.
Check the store before buying Corvette
related items from other vendors—you
might be surprised at the current inven-
tory as well as prices. Be sure to check
the items on sale while you are there.
http://store.corvettemuseum.com/
Fred Lopez reports:
I bought a new set of wheels from
West Coast Corvettes. I mentioned
that I was a member of Corvette Club
Head West
Santa Barbara and they gave me a Crescent LoMonaco
10% discount. Stylist
Salon for Men & Women
Corvette Club Flags 805-963-3626
21 W. Victoria #C
Santa Barbara, CA
We now have CCSB Club Flags.
CCSB Members receive
50% off first haircut.
10% off services thereafter
They are 12"w x 8"h and are $15
each.
Alan E. Emslie, P.E.
Please contact Frank LoMonaco Principal
to purchase one or more.
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Suite 217
Goleta, CA 93111 Cell 805-340-4921
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