NCC July News Letter 2009

July 2009
Corvette Connection
Niagara Corvette Club
Celebrating Our 36th Year
Vision Statement: The Niagara Corvette Club is a friendly, safe and affordable car club dedicated to
learning, respect for all and enjoyment in all aspects of the sport of corvettes and fundraising.
Chevrolet builds 1,500,000th Corvette
Meetings: 8:00 p.m.1st Tuesday every month Frado’s Italian Restaurant
535 Queenston Street St. Catharine’s, Ontario
Niagara Corvette Club P.O. Box 23054
St. Catharine’s, Ontario
L2R 7P6
Website: www.niagaracorvetteclub.com
NCC Executive
President: George Dalbergs
Phone (905) 682-2310
E-mail: nikki@mergetel.com
Vice-President: Harold Anders
Phone (905) 684-3025
E-mail:handers@cogeco.com
Treasurer: Gloria Drake
Phone: (905) 692-9807
E-mail:dgdrake@mountaincable.net
Secretary: Carol Hill
Phone: (905) 563-4212
E-mail: carol.hill@sympatico.ca
Past President: Dave Drake
Phone: (905) 692-9807
E-mail: dgdrake@mountaincable.net
Social: Wendy Bas
Phone: (905) 834-6983
E-mail: :wendybas3@hotmail.com
Committee Positions
Newsletter: Ian Bell
Phone: (905) 957-2167
E-mail: i.bell3@sympatico.ca
Web site: Bill Colclough
Phone: (905) 371-0434
E-mail: colclough@cogeco.ca
Membership: Gail Anders
Phone: (905) 684-3025
E-mail: handers@cogeco.com
Chevrolet builds 1,500,000th Corvette
THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR
(Jun 18, 2009)
A
t the June meeting of the Greater Atlanta Automotive Media Association, Karen Rafferty,
Chevrolet Product Marketing Director, announced
the recent production of the 1,500,000th Corvette at
GM Bowling Green Assembly Plant.
"The 1.5 millionth Corvette is a great example
of how Chevy is America's Brand," Rafferty said.
"For nearly 60 years we have built America's Sports
Car and this milestone is a solid proof point."
The 1.5 millionth Corvette, built on May 28, is
a white convertible 3LT with red interior and black
top (similar to the first, 500,000th and 1 millionth
Corvettes built in 1953, 1977 and 1992 respectively).
The first Corvette rolled off the assembly line
on June 30, 1953.
Rafferty also announced the all-new 2010 Corvette Grand Sport.
"The Corvette Grand Sport achieves a 0 - 60 time in
less than four seconds, pulls 1.0g on the skid pad and
still boasts an impressive 9.0L/100km (hwy)(31
mpg)," Rafferty said. "These numbers are unmatched
by any of Corvette's competitors."
Show Co-Coordinator:
Dave Drake & Gloria Drake
Phone: (905) 692-9807
Email: dgdrake@mountaincable.net
Historian: Stan Goosen
Phone: 905-562-1595
Email: stan-goosen@hotmail.com
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From the President Pres
N
ow that June is behind us, we have experienced considerable cool and wet weather, certainly not quite seasonal. However, in spite of this situation, the club has been active.
The annual Road Rally was another success – thank you Larry. We met at Reif Estate Winery and then had to
search through N-O-T-L answering specific touristy type questions. Quite challenging! From there, the route took
us through sections of Niagara Falls winding our way to the Copeland’s where it was time to socialize, have some
beverages and enjoy a very tasty meal. Afterwards, the participants received their dash plaques and the winners received their recognition, along with some prizes. A great big thank you to Chris and Roger Copeland for hosting
this event and to Larry Schmor for once again laying out the route and arranging all the details.
The next social event was the digital scavenger hunt. The members met at the Mytroen’s where we were
given sheets outlining the “targets” for the scavenger hunt. Instead of collecting items, we had to collect digital images such as oldest car seen, persons swimming in the lake, building with most satellite dishes, etc. This was a
novel approach to a scavenger hunt which presented a challenge, especially having a meal with the largest family at
MacDonald’s. After the 2 hour time limit, we all returned to the Mytroen’s to judge the results and determine the
winner. Afterwards, we all enjoyed a great BBQ along with the usual social activities, including a ride in the paddle
boat. Our thanks to Lynn and John for organizing the event as well as hosting it.
As you can see, we have a group of members who are extremely active in arranging and hosting our social
events and those of us who participate are extremely thankful of their efforts. However, in my mind, it is somewhat
discouraging that participation of our members is so low; it is always the same small group that are active in these
events. Why?
With the arrival of July, all our emphasis is concentrated on the big event, our annual car show. It is important
that all sponsorships are handed in to Gloria ASAP. If the sponsorship funds are not received on time, the sponsors’
names cannot be included in the printed listing recognizing their support. Also, the goodie bag items must be delivered to Wendy and Jake Bas by July 20 at the latest and items to be used for draw prizes and raffle items should be
forwarded to Marilyn as well. On the day of the show, all members should wear their yellow NCC T-shirts and, if
you have them, bring your “walkie-talkies” to aid in communicating on the day of the show. We will be doing the
preliminary set up of the site on Saturday, July 25 at 10:00 AM and we would ask all members to be at the winery
by 7:00 AM on the day of the show. Remember, the day is there to make show successful and raise funds for the
children’s centre, NOT to relax and socialize. If you have nothing to do and are requested to give a hand, please do
so. “Many hands make light work”.
The weekend of July 17 – 19 we will be visited by 11 Corvettes from the North Shore Corvettes of Massachusetts. We will try to spend some time with these folks to extend our hospitality to them and provide some guidance
to the highlights of the area – including the winery. If you are interested in meeting with these folks, please let me
know. Also, there is a supper planned for the Friday, July 24 at JJ Kapps with the Sudbury Corvette Club and perhaps the members of the Ottawa club. If you would like to join us for supper, let Marilyn know. Then, on the evening of Saturday, July 25, we will be joining the SSR Club along with members of the other visiting clubs at Betty’s
Restaurant in Chippawa. Again, if you would like to join the group, let Marilyn know so that proper arrangements
can be made. We are expecting Corvettes from New Hampshire, Ottawa, Sudbury, Wasaga Beach so it would be
nice to socialize and swap lies with the folks from distant places. Let’s be hospitable and extend our contacts outside of the immediate region.
Let’s make the show another success and work together on behalf of the Niagara Peninsula Children’s Centre.
Happy Corvetting and remember to Save the Wave!
George
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Minutes from Last Meeting Pres
Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Attendance:
39
Meeting Started: 8:04 P.M.
George Dalbergs opened the meeting with the sad news that our long time member Ray Maude had passed
away. George spoke of a note sent by Carol Maude recalling how much Ray had enjoyed his many years of
association with the club. Our sincerest condolences to the Maude Family.
George reported that once again Joseph Toth was unable to attend our meeting regarding our club jackets.
President's Report: George Dalbergs
Old Business:
The Sudbury Club will be renting the Dunnville Autodrome on Friday, July 24 from noon until 4:00 PM for a track
session. Our members are welcome to join them. Contact George for details.
Reminder that the St. Catharines Downtown Association will be holding their downtown car show on Saturday, July 11. We will require volunteers to assist in parking cars for this show. We have 18 members signed up.
If anyone else would like to volunteer, please let George know. Members will meet at the Tim Horton’s on the
corner of Louth St. and St. Paul St (TRW PLANT) at 7:00 AM on Saturday. The Downtown Association will be
giving out goodie bags and has offered to include our show flyers which will save us having to pass them out
that day.
Road Rally was held on June 6. It started at Reif Estate Winery and passed through NOTL and NF ending at the
Copeland’s estate for supper. Everyone had a great time. Thanks to Larry Schmor for organizing and laying
out the rally – a big job. And thanks again to Chris and Roger Copeland for hosting the meal and the hospitality.
On June 27, the club had our first digital scavenger hunt. It started at Lynn and John Mytroens’ estate and provided a challenge for the participants to collect digital photos of the items on the list. Very challenging and
surely different. Afterwards, we were treated to a BBQ along with paddle boat rides. Great big thanks to Lynn
and John.
New Business:
Marilyn and George Dalbergs attended the Sudbury Corvette Club’s show in June. The show was somewhat
smaller than last year but very well run and enjoyable.. The club members are extremely hospitable and we all
had a great time.
George has received a note from the Lincoln County Agricultural Society regarding the Fall Fair. The cruise night
will be held on Friday, September 11, 2009 from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM. We will organize the cruise night and
present trophies to the 3 top choices at 8:00 PM – balloting will close by 7:30 at the latest.
George has received quotations for new banners from 4 suppliers in St. Catharines ranging from $430 to $508.
They would be 46” x 60” vinyl, hemmed and grommeted. The $508 quote includes 2 additional small banners –
18” x 25”. George asked for approval from the membership to place an order for these banners not to exceed
$500.00
Moved – Dave Drake
Seconded – a unanimous show of hands by the membership to approve the purchase.
The club has received notice of the Autumn Sports Classic car show at Como Lake Park in Lancaster NY. This
show is hosted by the Buffalo Octagon Association.
The Lakeshore Street Rod Association of Dunkirk NY are holding its annual Harbor Cruise on
Sunday, July
12 from noon to 5:00 at Point Gratiot Park. Contact George for details.
George reported that the Vintage Racing Association on Mosport is having a 50th anniversary celebration from
June 17-20th at Mosport in 2010.
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Minutes from Last Meeting Pres
Vice-President’s Report: Harold Anders
Harold and Gail are on vacation.
Secretary's Report: Carol Hill
Treasurer's Report: Gloria Drake
Gloria gave a report on the sponsorship funds to date for the car show and although they are down from last year,
all the funds are not in as of yet. Gloria gave her usual concise report on our club finances.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Social Committee: Wendy Bas is on vacation but left the following submissions.
July 11 – Downtown St. Catharines Car show
July 18 – visit of Massachusetts Corvette Club
July 24 – Track day at Dunnville Autodrome with Sudbury Corvette Club
July 25 - Preparation for car show at Reif Winery
July 26 – NCC CAR SHOW
Larry Keighan volunteered his services on Wendy’s behalf and sent around the sign up sheet for the
August 15th Vette together at the Bas farm.
Larry also had the numbers drawn for the 649 draw: 14, 11, 26, 48, 36, 42
Show Committee: Gloria / Dave Drake
The club has received some door prizes and goodie bag items but we are waiting for more to come Please
bring in your donations as soon as possible.
Door Prizes go to Marilyn, Goodie bag items to Wendy Bas, and Sponsorship funds to Gloria.
Gloria did a final review of jobs still needing to be filled. Members came forward and all the positions were
filled. A huge thank you to all the volunteers. Many hands make light work so if anyone else would like
to help, your participation will be very much appreciated.
A cut off time for the 50/50 draw was decided for 1:30 p.m..
Marilyn Dalbergs explained how the “auction” works. Marilyn asked for suggestions for a good name for
this event.
Marilyn reported that there will be out of town Clubs’ attending our car show There is a sign up sheet for
members to join in dinners that have been arranged for these guests.
Marilyn – supper for Friday night July 24 – JJ Kapps Ontario Street, St. Catharines.
Supper for Saturday night, July 25 – Betty’s Restaurant in Chippawa
George reminded members to wear their yellow T shirts on the day of the show..
Gloria gave a list of several Vendors who will be at the show. Vendors include :Ruth’s Quilts (Ruth Sutton is a
member), Bob Collier of Collier Technologies
(Bob designs and builds Corvette replacement frames for C2’s and C3’s),Carol Gladys- Kiki Jewellery,and
Dan O’Neill –Plate Maker
Mike Szczurek asked about bicycles entering the show- they are not allowed.
Wilf Seniuk reminded everyone to bring their walkie talkies.
Roger Copeland and George Dalbergs discussed radio and TV coverage for the show.
Gloria Drake asked to have someone do the “Thank You” letters to the sponsors and contributors of our
show for this year. Don Miskow kindly agreed to do this large task.
John Mytroen has kindly offered to use his talents to design a flyer for the next years show. Again a huge
thank you to all who offer their many skills to make our club a success.
Ian Bell
Newsletter:
Request any address or e-mail changes be forwarded to executive ASAP.
New business cards for update of advertising sheet.
50/50 Draw:
Wendy Lindberg
Last month’s winner was John Mytroen. This month’s winner is Ron Sutton $52.50
Next Meeting: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 AT Frado’s Restaurant starting at 8:00 PM.
Meeting Adjourned @ 9:30 p.m.
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From The Editor Pres
NCC Club members, if you have any item
which may be of interest to our club members
please sent article to the editors. Hope you
like the new look to our paper. Ian & Jackie
Exclusive to your Niagara Corvette Newsletter
GM recalls 1 vehicle due to faulty accelerator
With all the financial strife General Motors finds itself in,
the last thing it needs are product recalls bringing into
doubt the quality of its vehicles. Unfortunately for GM, a
product recall is just what the company was forced to issue,
Tammy Brickman
Debbie Fralik
Hank Marcelissen
Jake Bas
Gail Anders
Ian Bell
Richard Laciok
William Campbell
3rd
9th
12th
14th
14th
21st
27th
30th
and with 1 vehicle across the country affected people are
going to take notice.
The recall affects the 2009 versions of the Corvette C6 in
blue only.
The issue with the accelerator lies in an inability to effectively control engine RPM’s. This issue manifests itself
when drivers move the accelerator for standard cars and
the engine idle RPM never returns to the normal range before hard shifting occurs. This could cause the car to dam-
John Mytroen
6th
Jim Marr
6th
France Mowbray
9th
Larry Keighan
14th
Don Mowbray
21st
Ronald Sutton
23rd
Michael Sirianni
25th
Marilyn Dalbergs 28th
Michele Schmor 28th
Michael Mussat
29th
Pamela Stringer
30th
Wendy Bas
31st
age the clutch plate. GM did not go into specifics as to what
other issues could present themselves.
While currently only 1 corvette is being recalled, most are
still sitting in dealer lots. Only 3 vehicles that could potentially be affected by the faulty accelerator have been sold to
consumers. None of those vehicles have reported any problems relating to the recall as of yet.
This problem is hard for GM dealers to diagnose as no
trouble codes are set in the computer.
GM stated the solution is to reprogram the computer and
pull the “Mid
America rubber mats” away from the
accelerator pedal.
For the full story speak to George Dalbergs.
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From The Editor Pres
"Digital Scavenger Hunt" Lynn and John Mytroen
Pictures from the "Digital Scavenger Hunt" that took place at our place this past Saturday
(27/6).
Eight teams participated in the hunt and 2 other couples joined us for the dinner and evening.
The winners of the hunt were:1st place -Team Wilkenson joined by sister Anabel 2nd place Team Blue Lightening - Wendy Bas and her friend Linda 3rd place - Team Marr/ Dean - Jim and
Ellie.
We also had a participation draw and the winners were Fred and Lorna Hutchinson. They won
a ticket for the "5 Car" car draw sponsored by Hospice Niagara.
As you can see the day was weather perfect and everyone had a lot of fun!
Lynn and John Mytroen
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Restaurants
Restaurants Booked for Friday, July 24th & Saturday, July 25th
NCC Members & Out of Town Clubs
For those of you who missed the July Meeting, please note the following and if interested
the no. of people coming by Friday, July 17th
Call /E-mail Me @
E-Mail nikki@mergetel.com
905-682-2310 Home
905-321-7163 Cell
Please Confirm
Friday, July 24th - Time 7:00 P.M.
J.J. Kapps Backyard B.B.Q. Steak & Grill at the Quality Hotel,
327 Ontario St. in St. Catharines – Take Ontario St. South access off the QEW
Phone: 905-685-3307
$20.00 + Taxes per person includes Serving of Ribs – Steak – Chicken
Pasta & Green Salads
Potatoes
Vegetable [last year was corn on the cob]
Buns
Coffee or Tea
$2.00 extra for Selected Desserts
Saturday, July 25th - Time 7:30 P.M.
Betty’s Restaurant – 8921 Sodom Road, Niagara Falls
Phone: 905-295-4436 $20.00 [Taxes included] per person includes
Exit QEW at Exit # 116 Sodom Road, East to Chippawa/Ridgeway – approx. 6 ½ km from the QEW cut-off to Restaurant - [don’t worry, you’re in the country]
[Currently NO access to Betty’s Restaurant from Lyon’s Creek Road]
We are joining the SSR Truck Group this evening in the NEW Room A choice of 5 or 6 selected Items, i.e.
Prime Rib (price may vary by an additional $5.00)
Salmon (price may vary by an additional $5.00)
Chicken Parmesan
2 or 3 Seafood Dishes [the restaurants speciality]
Salad
Beverage & Dessert
The above may change slightly, depending on no.’s
Marilyn
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Volunteer Work List Pres
Jobs to be done day of Show:
Hang up signs along route and take down &
save
Hang up sponsor signs and banners (2)
Set up Sponsor Name Board
Set out and supervise door prizes; hand out
door prizes
(4 in total)
Post Job List
Put up Balloons (entrance, registration table,
info table)
Make & Sell Coffee in Morning–until 11:00
a.m.
Collect Entry Money at Gate
7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. (2)
9:30 a.m. to Noon (2)
Noon to 2:30 p.m. (2)
Hand out Registration Forms at Gate
7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. (2)
9:30 a.m. to Noon (2)
Noon to 2:30 p.m. (2)
Package includes Registration form, People’s
Choice Ballot and Tickets
Registration Desk - 7:00 – 9:30 a.m. (3)
9:30 a.m. to Noon (3)
Noon to 2:30 p.m. (2)
Take Registration form to confirm completeness; prepare window cards, take ½ of ticket
(to be used to call door prizes); hand out dash
plaque
Hand out goodie bags (2) (table to be near registration)
To be done by:
Bob Brickman
Willy Wilkinson
Jack Hill
Carol Hill (Leader)
Jackie Bell
Lorna Hutchinson
Jack Hill
Debbie Fralick
Jack Hill
Ellie Dean
Gail
John & Lynn Mytroen
Gail – Dave Drake will bring money jar
Wendy Lindberg
Denny Lindberg
Bill Colclough
George Dalbergs
Larry & Margaret Keighan
John Mytroen
Lynn Mytroen
Fred Hutchinson
Roger Copeland
John Gibbons (Roger Copeland if needed)
Richard Laciok
Wilf & Diane Seniuk
Larry Schmor
Ellie Dean Jim Marr
Carol’s
Tom Spence
Wendy Bas
Jake Bas
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Volunteer Work List Pres
Jobs to be done day of Show:
Runners – to take water to those parking cars;
people at info desk, door prize area; raffle table, registration desk; gate, etc. (Please refill
the water and ice every visit).
Runner-to bring door prize #’s to DJ to call out
Runner-to bring clip board & pens from registration to people at gate
Hand out People’s Choice Ballots to Spectators throughout the day
Float (2 for Gate; 1 for 50/50; 1 for raffle; 1
selling coffee, 1 for Info table, 1 for
“raffle”table); also collect money throughout
day & confirm 50/50 funds for draw
Parking (6) - to wear orange safety vests
-to be available day before to help set up
Direct Traffic at Entrance (to avoid holding up
cars and possible accidents)
Sell Ice Cream
Information Person (2 or 3)
(Will also sell 50/50 & raffle tickets)
Count People’s Choice Ballots (6)
DJ
Sell 50/50Tickets (4 – work in pairs walking
around)
- Morning - Afternoon
Sell Raffle Tickets (4 – work in pairs walking
around)
- Morning
- Afternoon
Raffle Table, and 50/50 Tickets (maybe 4)
Help set up table at 7:00 a.m. with raffle
prizes, help to sell raffle and 50/50 tickets
Take pictures during day
Fill in when and where necessary (and guy to
blame when things go wrong)
Order Pizza
Clean up after Show
To be done by:
Wendy & Denny Lindberg (when not collecting money)
Carol’s Brian McEachern
Mike Larry Keighan
Nathan Ogden Mike Siriani
Chris Copeland Marg Keighan
Jack Hill
John Gibbons
Gloria
Don Miskow (Lead)
Dave Fralick
Ian Bell
Dave Roush
Rick Laciok
Mike Szczvrek
Eva
Anna Kokotka
Glennie Wilkinson
Livia Webber
Wilf & Diane Seniuk
Richard Laciok
Dan Mowbray
Dave Drake
Ray Maude Jr.
Brian Mceachern
Gary Archer
Tom Atherton
Bob Brickman
Wantabees (2) friends of Ellie & Jim
Tim Conway Don M
Mike Mussat
Marilyn Dalbergs
Gail Anders (Lead)
Tracy Miskow
Wendy Bas PM
Lynn Mytroen
Stan Kokotka
Gail & Tracy and whoever can help
Bill Colclough
David Drake AND Harold Anders
Klaus
Everyone
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2009-Pick a Prize Ticket Raffle res
Early Draw at Noon
1
2
$100 Fielding Estate Winery -Private Wine Tasting for 6
$80 Corvette Long Sleeve Black Jacket XL & Corvette Ball Cap
Donated By
Fielding Estate Winery
Calhoun Sportswear
3
$225 Marineland Kid's Bag and 4 passes
Marineland
4
$625 Family Attraction Package - 4 Passes to Marineland, Niagara Parks -
Marineland
Niagara Fury, Butterfly Conservatory, Journey Behind the Falls,
Niagara Parks Commission
Whirlpool Aero Car, White Water Walk, People Mover, etc.
Bird Kingdom
Bird Kingdom, Ripley's Believe it or Not, Louis Tussauds and Ripleys 3D Theatre Ripley's Entertainment
Guiness World Records, Haunted House, Bronto's Playland
Niagara Clifton Group
Brick City, Mystery Maze and Fun House
5
$220 Helicopter Rides for Two Adults
Niagara Helicopters
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2009-Pick a Prize Ticket Raffle res
Remaining Prizes to be drawn at 2:00 pm
6
$100
Insulate Picnic Cooler on Wheels with Blanket
Margaret & Larry Keighan
7
$120
Legends Estate Winery - Private Wine Tasting for 9
Legends Estate Winery
8
$80
DVSO Black Jacket - Size Medium
Prudhommes Factory Outlet
9
$80
Corvette Long Sleeve Black Jacket XL & Corvette Ball Cap
Calhoun Sportswear
10
$225
Marineland Kid's Bag and 4 passes
Marineland
11
$325
Peninsula Lakes - Golf for 4 with a Cart
Peninsula Lakes Golf Course
12
$225
Handmade Afghan
Jackie Bell
13
$650
Comfort Inn Clifton Hill - Family Package- 3 days and 2 nights with Kelsey' s &
Clifton Hill Resorts
Ruby Tuesday Vouchers, SkyWheel, Movieland Wax Museum, FX Theatre Ride,
Ghostblasters, Galaxy Golf, Guiness World Records, Haunted House,
Bronto's Playland, Brick City, Mystery Maze and Fun House
Niagara Clifton Group
14
$125
A& P -Gift Basket including a $ 50 Gift Certificate
A&P
15
$925
Fallsview Plaza Hotel - Family Package - 2 Night stay - 4 passes to
Marineland, Bird Kingdom, Maid of the Mist, Ripley's Believe it or Not,
Fallsview Plaza Hotel
Marineland, Ripleys and
Louis Tussauds, and Ripley's 3D Theatre
Bird Kingdom & Maid of the Mist
16
$125
ED Smith Gift Basket
ED Smith
17
$775
Fallsview Plaza Hotel - Couples Package - 2 Night stay with 2 passes to
Marineland, Niagara Parks - Niagara Fury, Butterfly Conservatory,
Journey Behind the Falls, Whirlpool Aero Car, White Water Walk,
People Mover and Falls Incline, etc.
Fallsview Plaza Hotel
Marineland
Niagara Parks Commission
18
$225
Whirlpool Jet Boat Rides for 4 Adults
Whirlpool Jet Boats
19
$255
Couples Attraction Package - 2 Passes to Marineland, Maid of the Mist,
Niagara Parks - Niagara Fury, Butterfly Conservatory, Whirlpool Aero Car,
Journey Behind the Falls, White Water Walk, People Mover, Falls Incline,
etc and Bird Kingdom
Maid of the Mist
Marineland
Niagara Parks Commission
Bird Kingdom
20
$200
Ripley's Entertainment- Gift Bag with T-Shirt, Hat, Books and 4 passes to
21
$550
22
Ripley's Believe it or Not, Ripley's 3D Theatre and Louis Tussauds Waxworks
Ripley's Entertainment
Family Attraction Package - 4 Passes to Marineland, Niagara Parks Niagara Fury, Butterfly Conservatory, Journey Behind the Falls,
Marineland
Niagara Parks Commission
Whirlpool Aero Car, White Water Walk, People Mover, etc., Louis Tussauds,
Niagara Clifton Group
Ripley's Believe it or Not, Ripleys 3D Theatre, Guiness World Records, Haunted
House, Bronto's Playland, Brick City, Mystery Maze, and Fun House
Ripley's Entertainment
A & W - 3 foot - Root Bear
23
$525
Cairn Croft Hotel Package with Gift certificate for Johnny Rocco's, Marineland
Ruby Tuesday Dinner Voucher, Guiness World Records, Haunted
House, Bronto's Playland, Brick City, Mystery Maze, and Fun House
Cairn Croft Hotel, Marineland
Johnny's Rocco's
Niagara Clifton Group
24
$100
Niagara Battery and Tire - Wheel Alignment and Spring Tune-up
Niagara Battery and Tire
25
$100
JNE Recovery -Gift Certificate for Towing, Repairs or Parts
JNE Recovery
26
$100
Urban Steak House - Dinner for Two
Urban Steak House - Fonthill
27
Lamp
28
Creekside Winery - Private Wine Tasting for
Creekside Winery
29
Rona -
Rona
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Club Activities Pres
Month
Day
Activity
July
July
7
11
NCC General Meeting
Downtown Classic Car Show (7:00 A.M.)
Contact
Location
George Dalbergs
Frado’s
St. Catharines
July 24
Sudbury CC Track Day Noon to 4:00 PM
George Dalbergs
Dunville Autodrome
July
26
NCC Car Show –Show & Shine
Gloria Drake
Reif Winery
Aug 2
COSO Show & Shine
Dave Drake
Simcoe
Aug
4
NCC General Meeting
Frado’s
Aug
7 GM Engine Plant Tour—Corvettes, etc.
George Dalbergs
St. Catharines
Aug
15
Annual Vette-together@ Bas Farms
Aug
27 –
30
28 –
30
8
Mobile 1 Grand Prix of Mosport ALMS
Mosport
Corvettes @ Carlisle
Carlisle PA
NCC General Meeting
Frado’s
Aug
Sept
Sept
Sept
Oct
Oct
Nov
Nov
Dec
11 Lincoln County Fair Cruise Night
(6:00PM)
Wendy Bas
Port Colborne
George Dalbergs
Beamsville
30 –
Fall Carlisle
4
6
NCC General Meeting Nominations
16Camp Dorset Weekend
George Dalbergs
18
3
NCC General Meeting
???
NCC Christmas Dinner Marilyn Dalbergs
Carlisle PA
1
NCC Social Evening at Betty's restaurant
Larry Kieghan
Frado’s
Dorset
Frado’s
Chippewa
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Area Activities Pres
Month
Day
Activity
July
12
July
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
22
2
8
9
20-22
27-30
Sept
2-6
3rd Brampton Corvette Club Show & Shine - NAPA Auto
Parts
COB Super Cruise—Salvatore’s Italian Gardens
COSO Show & Shine
Mosport Speedway 200—Nascar Canadian Tire Series
CCO Chevy Day Show
Wasaga Beach Cruize Weekend
Grand Prix of Mosport American LeMans Series—Mosport
Park
Corvette Caravan
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Oct
Nov
Nov
10-13
19
20
25-26
25-27
30-4
7
39th Annual Fall Barrie Automotive Flea Market
CCCC Governor’s Meeting
Pine Ridge Corvette Club Show & Shine
Vettes in the Valley—COB
Mid America Funfest
Fall Carlisle
SEMA Show
CCCC Governor’s Meeting
Contact
Location
Brampton
Buffalo
Simcoe
Mosport
Newmarket
Wasaga Beach
Mosport
Bowling Green.
KY
Barrie
Mississauga
Whitby, ON
Ellicotville, NY
Effingham, IL
Carlisle, PA
Las Vegas
Mississauga
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