Wheeling the A - Wisconsin Chapter, Model A Ford Club of America

Wheeling the A
The official newsletter of the Wisconsin Chapter
Model A Ford Club of America
Volume LV Issue 4
PO Box 26006 Wauwatosa, WI 53226-0006
April 2014
Dave and Donna Boucher at the St. Paddy’s Day parade March 15th in Milwaukee.
For more information log on to www.model-a-wis.com
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Volunteers for 2014:
Board of Directors 2014:
President: Mike Quam
414-491-3191
president@model-a-wis.com
Editor: Sue Quam 414-491-3260
wheelingthea@yahoo.com
Webmaster: Carl Doro 414-259-9692
webmaster@model-a-wis.com
Vice President & Awards
Steve Lewis 262-573-9821
vicepresident@model-a-wis.com
Club Property: Al Downs 414-762-3731
Tool Keeper: Bill Storey 262-338-0452
Secretary: Dave Huenink
262-378-4216
secretary@model-a-wis.com
Distribution: Marilyn Brojanac
262-252-4340 marilyn@rodrian.com
Treasurer: Paul Piotrowski
262-513-1089
treasurer@model-a-wis.com
Distribution: Lorraine Schultz
262-251-3043
Club Photographer: Jo Lene Jannsen,
Peter Stauber and Steve Cloyd
Indoor: Dave Boucher
262-662-2273
indoor@model-a-wis.com
Video Librarian: Ron Smith
262-628-3688
Outdoor: Neil Besougloff
262-408-1479
outdoor@model-a-wis.com
Club Historians: Bob & Karen Schmiechen
262-544-5005
robert_06@att.net
Please remember:
· To contact the club secretary if you have
change of address, email address or
phone number!
· To submit an article before and after your
event.
· Deadline to submit articles and ads is the
15th of each month
· Check out www.model-a-wis.com for
more pictures of club events.
Fashion Articles: Diane Smith
262-628-3688 beadqueen09@gmail.com
Paid Advertising: Steve & Debbie Lewis
262-573-9821 steve-n-deb@charter.net
Swap Meet Committee: Dave Boucher,
Bob & Kitty Schaefer, Sue Quam
Sunshine: Julie Larson
615-521-6811 jule64bug@gmail.com
Technical:
Roger & Jan Olsen 262-554-7058
Jeff Bezotte 262-552-7715
Please send all Wisconsin Chapter
Correspondence to:
WI Chapter MAFCA
PO Box 26006
Wauwatosa, WI 53226-0006
For more information log on to www.model-a-wis.com
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Advanced Timing Scheduled Events for 2014
April 26
SATURDAY Bonus Technical Seminar at
9:00 a.m. at Mail Truck Model A Parts
April 27
Spring Tour - Stan & Pat Larson
May 18
May Tour - Steve & Ele Gapko and Roger
& Jan Olsen
May 24-26
Memorial Day Overnighter Hostesses Marlene Stegner, Lorraine Schultz and Marilyn
Brojanac
May 26
Memorial Day parade - Bob & Barb Sonnen
June 1
Sharon Model A Days - Bob & Sandi Davisson
June 14
June Tour - Stan & Pat Larson
July 4
Greendale Parade - Pat & Paul Piotrowski
July 4
Franklin Parade - Host needed
July 20
July Tour - Gene & Betsy Taurman
July 25-27
WI Rapids Reunion - Kerri Kultgen
WI Chapter Representative
August 24
Annual Picnic– Hosts Chris & Kate Rozman
in Jackson, WI
Sept. 6
Luther Manor Car Show - Art & Sue Blazek
Sept. 14
Sept. Tour - Dave & Linda Huenink
Sept. 20
Richfield Thresheree - Art & Sue Blazek
Oct. 12
Fall Foliage Tour - Marty & JoLene Jannsen
Nov. 8
Veterans Day Parade - Neil Besougloff
Nov. 23
Waukesha Christmas Parade - Dave & Linda
Huenink
November thru March all indoor meets are
at St. Aloysius Church, 1414 S. 92nd St,
West Allis, WI in the Gonzaga Hall, unless
otherwise noted.
OUTDOOR MEET ADVISORY TEAM
For help in running an event call:
Jim Kummer 262-895-2897
Stan Larson 262-251-1655
Dave Boucher 262-662-2273
NEED HELP WITH YOUR “A”? QUESTIONS
THAT YOU NEED ANSWERS TO??
Call our technical advisers :
Roger Olsen 262-554-7058
Mike Brojanac 262-252-4340
It is the intent of the Wisconsin Chapter to serve as a medium of exchange of ideas, information, and materials for admirers of the
Model A Ford and Model A era fashions; to help those admirers become better acquainted; and to maintain among its members
the spirit of good fellowship and sociality through sponsored activities including the use of the Model A and family participation.
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The No Ice or Snow SPRING TOUR.
April 27th 2014. Please join us for an exciting tour.
We will tour the Harbor City of Port Washington with stops at the light house
and living quarters built in 1860, and Coal Park originally used for stocking
coal for the WE Energy plant. Today it is a Veterans park, with a pillar that
is a copy of the WWII Memorial in D.C. located on the harbor. The harbor
should be busy with the hustle and bustle of all kinds of boats being put in
the water.
Joe Demler will be our special VIP guest to greet as we tour Coal Dock Park. He is a friend, fellow
Veteran, WWII POW, and was featured in the Stars & Stripes Honor Flight DVD. He will autograph
the Honor Flight Book published by Stars & Stripes Honor Flight. The Model A member that knows
the right answers to the questions, will receive this beautiful book donated by us.
Depart from McDonalds at Brown Port Center, Hwy 100 & North Port Washington Rd.
Leave at 12:30 p.m. Scenic back roads to Port.
See you on Sunday, April 27th for the tour.
Stan & Pat Larson.
Is Your Model A Ready For Touring?
Bonus Technical Seminar
Saturday, April 26, 9:00 a.m.
at
Mail Truck Model A Parts Company
8509 S. Howell Avenue
Oak Creek, WI 53154
Drive your Model A to Mail Truck and we will do safety checks to make sure your Model A is road
worthy for touring this season. Tony will be open for any last minute purchases you may need to
make for your Model A.
Questions? Call: Tony 414-762-7288 or
Roger 262-554-7058
P.S. Remember to bring your chair
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May Tour
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Plan to cruise in about noon and enjoy food and/or custard (byo-buy your own) before you start your
Sunday afternoon tour in your Model A or modern iron at A 50's restaurant destination.
Gus's Drive In
3131 Main Street (Hwy ES)
East Troy, WI 53120
Winter snows will be but A memory when we start our tour from Gus's about 1:00 p.m. and travel on
Walworth and Racine County roads. Our tour will end at Camp MacLean in Burlington.
Hosts: Steve & Ele Gapko
Roger & Jan Olsen
Memorial Day Weekend Overnighter
May 24th, 25th, and 26th
Come join us for the Memorial Day weekend to Mineral Point. Tour the House
on the Rock, Cave of the Mounds and other attractions.
Sunday night we will have a family style dinner/banquet. The cost is $18.00
per person. Make checks payable to WI Chapter MAFCA and send to
Marilyn Brojanac at N61 W15975 Beechwood Dr., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051.
Deadline to sign up for the banquet is May 1st.
We will be staying at the Quality Inn at 1345 Business Park Road, Mineral Point, WI
Phone number is 608-987-4747 Cost is $89.24 + tax total is $96.83 Continental Breakfast is
included. Rooms are held under Model A Club. The block of rooms will be held until May 1st.
We will meet at the McDonalds on HWY 164 and Capitol Drive at 8:00 a.m. We will leave at 8:30
a.m. sharp.
Marilyn Brojanac 262-252-4340
Lorraine Schultz 262-923-0651 (cell)
Marlene Stegner 262-227-3350 (cell)
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Sharon Model "A" Day - Sunday 1 June 2014
Every year on the first Sunday in June, the spirit of
the 1920’s and 1930’s is brought to life in the small
town of Sharon, WI (pop. 1600) as Model A’s line the
main street, and people dressed as gangsters and
flappers from the period promenade in front of the
well preserved facades of local businesses, displaying architecture of a different time. With these historic buildings, The Model A’s and people in period attire
look quite at home. Model A Day is one of several
events put forth by the Historic Downtown Sharon Association to boost awareness of the history that
surrounds us and to get in touch with our past. The illusion of stepping back in time is aided by costumed residents of the town, time-period entertainments, and of course, those delicious foods we
have been eating for as long as we can remember.
We look forward to seeing you on June 1st, 2014 for the “annual run to
Sharon”. Watch for the tour details in next month's WHEELING THE 'A'.
Bob and Sandi Davisson, Tour Hosts
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Saturday, June 14th Flag Day Tour
WI Chapter members, military, patriots, and friends, deck your “A” with American flags
as we parade at the birth place of National Flag Day.
The theme for this year is the birth of the United States army on June 14th,1775.
Waubeka is small town that comes alive on Flag Day. We will be one of over 100 floats,
bands, American Legion Posts, and VFW Posts to make up this festive parade.
Meet: at Menomonee Falls Village Park,
Pilgrim Rd. & County line Rd.
One mile north of I 45 & 41
Departure at 11:00 a.m.
Food is available at the Flag Day ceremony
Stan & Pat Larson would like to hear from you if can join us for this tour
Call: 262-251-1655
Sunshine Report……
Nothing to report this month.
Please notify Julie Larson with all sunshine needs. Call 615-521-6811 or email
jule64bug@gmail.com
Welcome to New Members:
Daniel Miller
805 Milwaukee St.
Delafield, WI 53018
414-750-9873
dan1945iel@yahoo.com
Looking to purchase an A
Glenn Becker
1075 Crescent Blvd
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
(312) 399-5789
gbecker@grandstage.com
1931 A – Roadster
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Things you auto know….
1. Waukesha Preservation Alliance will be having their annual event which focuses on Waukesha’s colorful past. They are looking for period cars from 1900 to early 1950s which will help participants understand the role the automobile played in our past. The gathering will be held May 17th, close to the
famous five points in downtown Waukesha. Meeting at 9:00 a.m. and the event continues until 3:00
p.m. As usual there will be donuts and orange juice to start the day and snacks throughout the afternoon. If you can attend you will not be expected to stay the entire day. There will be several tours
and other events.
2. The Harry Miller Club will be holding the Vintage Indy Car event on July 11-12 at the famed Milwaukee Mile racetrack. The Miller event is one of the most impressive U.S. gatherings of Pre-W.W. II
and Post- W.W. II Indy cars, Indy roadsters and laydowns. Gates open at 8:00 a.m. on Friday and
Saturday with cars running the oval track from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
3. 1st Congregational Church 3rd Annual Car Show. Saturday, August 9th, 2014. 10:30 a.m. to 4:00
p.m., 1st Congregational Church of Genesee, W306 S5075 Church St., Genesee, WI. $8 donation
per car, huge raffle @ 3:30 p.m. Live music, brats, hot dogs, sweet corn, and beverages, Dash
plaques to the first 100 cars."
4. Car show and 2 vintage baseball games, 1870’s building tours. Shady setting at beautiful Richfield
Historical Park on Pleasant Hill Road, ¼ mile east of state Hwy 164 in Richfield (Washington County). 1st & 2nd place People’s Choice awards. Food & beverages. Show cars $10.00 includes baseball
games, activities for kids & building tours. Contact Daryl Grier 262 628-4221, dgrier@charter.net, or
richfieldhistoricalsociety.org
Closed
Family Dentistry
OPEN
Sunday’s
Monday-
Robert G. Saur, D.D.S., S.C.
Saturday
12690 North Avenue
10:30 am
Brookfield, WI 53005
262-785-1499
Fax 262-785-0282
Senior Discount
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3146 S. 27th St
President’s Notes
Hello everyone,
I hope by the time you are reading this spring will be making its appearance. I would like
to give a big thank you to all the members that have once again stepped forward to fill in
our club’s events calendar. It looks like another great year of fun Model A events. Join us
for the spring tour on April 27th when the Larsons take us on a tour to Port Washington to see some interesting things. In May the Olsens and Gapkos will be taking us touring on some Walworth and Racine County
roads. That tour will end at Camp MacLean in Burlington.
I have started the yearly check up on our cars to make sure they are ready for the season, so far no surprises. I hope we are in for a relatively trouble free season. Saturday, April 26th our technical volunteers will
have a seminar on getting your cars ready for touring. So if you need to get your car ready join in on the seminar.
Thank you to all club members who worked the 2014 swap meet. It was a great success! Door sales
reached 2,044 people and the club profited well. Without the help of club members we would not be able to
carry out this successful event.
This is just a reminder for all members that all indoor meets/events during our winter months are at St. Aloysius church on 92nd and Greenfield in West Allis. I know all us old timers know that but I want to let our newer
members know because sometimes we forget to put it in the newsletter and it can be confusing if you are
new to the club. As for the spring through fall outdoor events please see the newsletter as the starting place
changes with each event.
As always if you have any questions or problems see me or any board member and we will be happy to help
out.
See you soon,
Mike
414-491-3191
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sonic05gt@yahoo.com
‘A’ Trip Back to April 1966
Officers:
President – Jack Grundman
Treasurer – James Cerny
Secretary – Betty Campbell
Editor - Carl Olsen
The first tour of the season for 1996 took place in April and included a tour of the Brooks Stevens Museum on
North Port Washington road. It was a cold, damp, overcast day as we met in the parking lot of Capitol Court
shopping center (remember Capitol Court and the Kookie Cookie House? It was all torn down in 2001 and
now the Midtown Center stands in its place). The museum was enjoyed by all and it was pouring out by the
time we left. The day ended with a stop at Howard Johnson’s (another memory of the past with their bright orange roof) for food and fellowship.
April 23rd, another cold gloomy day saw 9 members of the club and their ‘A’s as well as 8 members from the ‘T’
club and various other Fords in a parade for the grand opening of Northwestern Ford (another bygone
memory). The grand opening was a big event in Milwaukee. The parade started with Mr. Snetcamp’s (owner of
Northwestern Ford) 1910 Model T and Miss Wisconsin riding alongside him. There were eight T’s followed by
Larry Koser - ’31 roadster, Don Ramstack - ’31 Fordor, Jack Graham - ’31 Woody, Art Sternhagen - ’32 V8,
Francis Drake - ’29 Fordor, Don Ackermann - ’28 Fordor, Fred Fischer - ’31 Cabriolet, Chuck Hickling in a
roadster, and the daughter of Mel Degner in a ’29 Tudor. The parade wound its way thru Whitefish Bay before
returning to the dealership. The dealership treated everyone to food at Howard Johnson’s.
New members who joined the club – William D’Agostino of Chicago, Brian Adam of West Allis (Brian manages
a Dutchland Dairy – they’re long gone too, but had great malts and the waitresses all wore ‘dutch’ uniforms
with the little white dutch hats), Robert & Shirley Henke of Beaver Dam, Ron & Lois Knies of Milwaukee, and
Carroll & Wyona Lindsey of Milwaukee.
Demo Staver and Art Sternhagen are to meet with Clark Oil officials to see if arrangements can be made for
free gas and oil for the trip to Albuerqueque. (note spelling is theirs, not mine) Grace Koser and Betty Campbell have mapped out the route and stops for the trip. Larry Koser and Wes have compiled a list of parts
(courtesy of B.S. Wisniewski – also a relic of the past) to be taken on the trip. A Ford Econoline van (courtesy
of the Ford Motor Company) will carry the parts. Thus far 25 cars have shown an interest in making the trip.
Some members and their cars will be on television on the ‘Men’s Club’, WTMJ on May 22.
Also May 22 our chapter will host an all Ford car show. This meet is for all years, from ‘T’s to ‘A’s to ‘B’s to
V8’s. Trophies, plaques and ribbons will be awarded. Volunteers to help with the event are needed.
Lastly, Carl Olsen had announced his retirement from bachelorhood and on May 21st will bravely take the leap
of faith with Kathy Lorenzini.
Submitted by
Bob & Karen Schmiechen
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Going back 59 years…...
FROM 1955: I'm afraid the
Volkswagen car is going to open
the door to a whole lot of foreign
business.
FROM 1955:
There is no sense going on short
trips anymore for a weekend. It costs
nearly $2.00 a night to stay in
a hotel.
Mail Truck Model A
Providing all of your Model A needs
8509 S. Howell Ave
Oak Creek, Wi 53154
414-762-7288
Owner—Tony Baudo
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MAFCA Wisconsin Chapter General Meeting Minutes
March 9, 2014
Board Members Present: Mike Quam, Steve Lewis, Dave Boucher, Dave
Huenink, Paul Piotrowski, Neil Besougloff
Mike Quam called the meeting to order at 1:32 p.m.
President –Mike Q. – Mike thanked everyone for coming and asked if there were any new members present.
We received the reciprocating newsletters. We also received a thank you note from MAFFI for our pledged
donation of $500.00 as well as a thank you from the Model A Youth Restoration Award group for our donation
of $200.00. We received an invitation to attend the national meet in Washington and the annual Model A
Day’s in Sharon WI. The board of directors also decided to contribute $100.00 towards the National Model A
event to be used as a door prize.
Vice President – Steve L. – We received 2 applications for new members. One from Glenn Becker and Dan
Miller.
Secretary – Dave H. – There were no corrections or changes to the minutes from the February 9th, 2014
general meeting. A motion was made by Stan Larson and seconded by Bob Schmiechen to accept the
minutes as written. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. Two hundred and forty five members have
renewed their membership.
Treasurer – Paul P. – A report of the revenue and expenses from last month were given. No revenue or expenses were turned in. The swap meet was a great success, big thank you to all who made it a success. We
received a lot of positive feedback from those who attended and the vendors.
Outdoor – Neil B. – The outdoor events for 2014 were reviewed and it was mentioned all but one of the
events for this year has hosts. The Franklin 4th of July parade still is in need of a host.
Indoor – Dave B. – A martial arts demonstration will be held at today’s indoor meet which will be our last
until November 2014. Meyers Restaurant has been reserved for next year’s banquet on January 24th 2015.
A request went out to the membership for hosts for the 2015 banquet.
Old Business – A motion was made by Stan Larson to make the changes to our by-laws posted in “Wheeling
the A”. It was seconded by Roger Olsen. The motion was put to a vote by the membership and the motion
carried.
Dave Huenink made a motion to adjourn the meeting and it was seconded by Karen Schmiechen. The meeting was adjourned at 2:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Dave Huenink
MAFCA – Wisconsin Chapter Secretary
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Pastel Silks for Lingerie Applique
McCall’s Magazine, June 1928
By Diane Smith
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The Rearview Mirror..............
Milwaukee Auto Show
Thanks to Ford Motor Co. our club was invited into the
Milwaukee auto show on Feb. 21st for an exclusive
sneak peek at the all-new 2015 Ford F-150. Though it
was a last minute invite and we tried to contact as
many members as we could via email, my son and I
were the only ones available to go. We saw a great new
vehicle with a lot of new and exciting features. It was a
fun filled morning with the opportunity to see the new
cars before the general public. Along with the new F150 I was excited to see the all-new 2015 Ford
Mustang another big hit coming from Ford. Thanks again
Ford and I hope we can do it again next year.
Mike Quam
Technical Seminar
Thursday, February 20, 2014
More than a dozen and a half men came to our technical seminar at Mail Truck on a wickedly cold
and blustery Wisconsin winter evening.
We made the final adjustments on the brake system and made sure all the pins were tight and working together so the brakes will work 100%. A couple of pins were reamed for oversize pins so they
would have close tolerance and no free play. Now all four wheels are working and our vehicle will
stop on a dime.
We talked about the Nu-Rex Advance Timing System. You will not have to manually use the spark
advance lever on your steering wheel once you install the kit. The Nu-Rex will do the work automatically. The object of this system is easier operation and more efficiency as well as a smoother running Model A motor.
The head gasket was installed on the head and the torque was done in the correct sequence. The
side cover was removed from the motor. We then used a taper punch to widen the hole so the advance timing would move freely after we torque the head. The Nu-Rex Company recommended doing this so the shaft would not drag.
The engine was turned over to get the timing mark top dead center so we could set the timing. If all
continues to go well, we plan to start the engine at our March seminar.
Roger
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The Rearview Mirror..............
49th Annual Swap Meet
With 116 vendors and 2,044 people coming thru the front door I would have to call this year’s swap meet a
success. I couldn’t be happier with our first year as a newly formed swap committee. I felt things went very
smoothly, only a few minor snafu’s, though we had big shoes to fill we did a great job. Thank you to; Dave &
Donna Boucher for all the advertising work and various other duties they did, to Bob & Kitty Schaefer for their
work getting volunteers signed up and in place, to Pat & Paul Piotrowski for taking care of all front door monetary/banking needs. Mike & I took care of reservations, assigning vendors and running each building the
morning of the show.
This year you may have noticed we had a sheriff deputy in the ticket booth area. The cashiers had expressed concern about the amount of money flowing thru there and asked for security. As luck would have
it, we needed the deputy’s prompt service when long time club member Bill Scaffidi stumbled on a raise in
the concrete outside the side door and fell. The deputy called EMS and they came to assess Bill. Two black
eyes and 5 stitches later Bill is doing well.
I must commend all our volunteers for a job well done! I witnessed the work of many and was impressed with
what I saw. Thank you, thank you, thank you to:
Art & Sue Blazek
Dennis Cooper
Bob Sonnen
Jeff Bezotte
Mary Ciocaralli
Bob & Sandi Davisson
Mike Brojanac
Gene & Joan Engel
Mike Clinnin
Ken Baewer
Dennis, Lynn & Kelly Wagner
Krishahn Singh
Steve & Eleanor Gapko
Ron & Jane Bezotte
Ron Neumann
Marlene Drillsam & Darrell Cornell
Tim Buege
Neil Besougloff
Stan & Pat Larson
And anyone we may have missed
Thank you again!
Mike & Sue Quam
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Greg Jennik
Bob Jandre
Dennis Haag
Pat & Paul Piotrowski
Bob Dukatz
Lee Paulus
Mike Yokofich
Steve & Deb Lewis
Wally Kaufman
The Rearview Mirror..............
Swap meet “Thank You” pizza lunch
Many volunteers from our annual swap meet joined us for a pizza lunch at New Berlin Ale House on March
2nd. Good pizza, soda and beer was enjoyed by all.
Thank you again for your volunteerism!
Sue Quam
Thank you from the Swap Meet Committee:
The Quams, The Schaefers, & The Bouchers
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The Rearview Mirror..............
Martial Arts Sunday
After a short business meeting we were treated to a
demonstration of Kung Fu and Tai Chi. Our presenters
were Sifu Scott Muelling of Iron Dragon Kung Fu Academy of Waukesha and Grand Master Glen C. Wilson of
the White Dragon Society in Florida. Combined they
have over 70 years of experience in Kung Fu and Tai
Chi. Sifu Muelling has achieved his 3rd degree black
belt and Grand Master Wilson holds a 10th degree
black belt.
Together they gave us a demonstration of Kung Fu an ancient form of martial arts and Tai Chi practiced for both its defense training and health benefits. There were a lot of demonstrations and questions and answers. From the feedback I heard everyone enjoyed it.
This was our last indoor meet until November when we come back for our annual pizza party. If the
weather ever cooperates we can enjoy our outdoor season.
Hope to see you at our next Club event.
Dave & Donna Boucher
FROM 1955:
When I first started driving,
who would have thought gas
would someday cost 25 cents
a gallon? Guess we'd be better off leaving the car in the
garage.
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The Rearview Mirror..............
St Patrick’s Day Parade 2014
The luck of the Irish held out weather wise on Saturday March 15th. We had a bright sunny, cool dry
day.
We started as usual with breakfast at Miss Katie’s Diner then, onto the parade line up. After decorating the car, it was time to sit back and watch the other groups arrive. We were among dancers,
dogs and even a pedal bar.
The crowd this year was very large. The sides of the streets were lined with a multitude of adults
and lots of kids. As expected the bar areas were the most crowded.
All in all Donna and I had another nice day of Model A-ing. Thanks’ to the Wisconsin Chapter for
giving us this opportunity. We even got to see St. Patrick.
Dave & Donna Boucher
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CLASSIFIED ADS:
Classified ads, such as the ones seen here are free. To place your ad please contact the editor, Sue
Quam at 414-491-3260 or by emailing your ad to: wheelingthea@yahoo.com
Ads run for one month unless notified to run them again. Ads are due by the 15th of the month.
WANTED: Ford dealer original advertising, Lic. toppers/postcards, promotions – misc. Call Dave
Neuman 414-702-7170
WANTED: Looking for 2 deck lids and 2 windshields for 30/31 roadsters call 262-305-0808
FOR SALE: One set of 30/31 rear fenders for coupe/truck/ roadster. $300 Call 262-305-0808
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Wheeling the “A”
Wisconsin Chapter MAFCA
Marilyn Brojanac, Distribution
N61 W15975 Beechwood Dr.
Menomonee Falls. WI 53051
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approval. Dues include membership only in the
Wis. Chapter MAFCA until the end of the current calendar year.
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Send To:
Steve Lewis
Vice President/New Member Chairperson
Wisconsin Chapter, MAFCA
PO Box 26006
Wauwatosa, WI 53226-0006
** April 2014 **