2015 Oct-Dec: Newsletter PDF

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North Star News
Produced by the North Star Chapter – ABA, BCCA & NABA
Volume 42 Number 4
www.northstarchapter.com
Farewell from
the Editor
Many of you are aware that I am
stepping down as newsletter
editor for the North Star Chapter;
a position I have held for the past
8 years. Some of you might recall
when I served as editor back in the
early 1990s as well. This is my last
issue and while I’m uncertain who
will replace me, I understand there is
interest from at least two members
to continue producing a news piece
for the club.
There has been a great deal of
satisfaction producing a publication
that is both informative and features
interesting stories about our membership and events. I realize that I
probably built this publication into
something larger than it needed to
be. But, at the same time, I felt there
was a need to provide a piece that
was of value to the membership and
showcased the North Star Chapter
to a broader audience. It was definitely an honor to be recognized by
the BCCA a couple years ago with an
award acknowledging our newsletter
as being among the best.
More importantly, I very much appreciate the input, article contributions,
and favorable comments that so
many of you have shared during my
time as editor of the North Star
News. As with any publication, it’s a
task that requires a lot of planning
to do it correctly. It’s also necessary
to gather items on a regular basis so
you always have material for future
issues. Without the contributions of
others, my job would have been
more of a challenge.
Thank you for the privilege of serving
the club. We will all need to support
the next editor in all areas.
Brent Kastler, NSC VP/Editor
or visit www.facebook.com/NorthStarChapterMN
I picked up this full
frozen Hamm’s can!
October-December 2015
You’ll have to thaw it
out to drink the beer.
Just put it on the engine
manifold for 5 minutes and
you’ll have Hamm’s slush!
FREEZE YOUR CAN!
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North Star Chapter’s Annual
Springfest!
Beer Collectibles Show
Saturday, March 26, 2016
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Information & table reservation form on page 3.
The North Star News is published by
the North Star Chapter. The chapter is
a recognized affiliate of the American
Breweriana Association (ABA), Brewery
Collectibles Club of America (BCCA)
and National Association Breweriana
Advertising (NABA).
Our NEW mailing address is:
North Star Chapter
P.O. Box 211752
3145 Lexington Ave. S
Eagan, MN 55121-4201
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Although every attempt will be made to
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North Star Chapter cannot be held
responsible for any errors which may
occur. The North Star News is printed
four times a year and is distributed to
members and alliances of the North
Star Chapter.
Membership in the North Star Chapter
is $10.00 annually.
North Star Chapter Board of Directors’
meetings are normally scheduled for
7:15 p.m. on the first Thursday of each
month. Location to be announced.
Contact Dave Wendl at 651-731-9573
for additional information.
President: Dave Wendl #6243
Vice President: Brent Kastler #9601
Secretary: Bob Jackson #30774
Treasurer: Joe Wendl #24149
Editor: Brent Kastler #9601
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Bob Jackson, Dave Wendl, and Jay Martin are seen enjoying the social evening hosted by the
Rusty Bunch at CANvention 45. Many NSC members made the trek to Milwaukee this year.
From the President
Well, here’s my last column as president. It’s amazing to me how long I have
been writing them (19 years)! It was never in my agenda to be the fearless leader
of NSC for that long, but that’s the way it worked out and I’m proud of all the
accomplishments the chapter has made in those years. Of course these things
could have never been done without the help of a lot of great people. Together we
all made the North Star Chapter on of the best chapters of the BCCA, ABA and
NABA. I think it was very evident again at GNT 42 along with the chapter’s other
events in 2015!
I want to personally thank everyone that has helped out at all our events during my
tenure — from our general membership to the board of directors and leadership of
all the national clubs. A few people though really went above and beyond the call.
My dad, Joe, and mother Delores (who passed away in 2006), were my biggest
supporters throughout the years. The club has also had several newsletter editors
in that time. Gerald Mitchell and Bob Jackson both worked hard to keep our
chapter’s traditions going. However, in my opinion, no one has done more and
influenced that position more than Brent Kastler! Without Brent our club would have
never been able to progress to the level it has in the last 10 years. I know how
much he gave of himself to keep this club on a strong path. Thank you Brent for
giving so much on a strictly volunteer basis.
Now it’s time for others to fill the leadership positions and I remain optimistic
that they can help keep the club strong, vibrant, and relevant into the future.
There are a lot talented people in the club!
Thank you Bob Jackson, Scott Kovar, Dave Sears, John Stejskal, Jeff Lonto,
Mike Mullally, and all the other past board members for your hard work and
dedication through my tenure. I’m confident that NSC will continue to be successful
into the future thanks to the people previously mentioned who paved the way for
new leadership and who will continue to help out.
Once again, I want to say that it has been an honor to serve this chapter for so
long. You are all like family to me and I’m sure we will remain connected by this
awesome club. To the new leadership — I will be your biggest supporter and
helper into the future.
Thank you all!
Dave Wendl, NSC President
North Star Chapter’s Annual
Springfest!
Beer Collectibles Show
Sat., March 26, 2016
9 am to 2 pm
Everett McClay VFW
311 W. 84th St., Bloomington, MN
494
35
W. 82nd St.
Table fees: $15.00 per table (6’ tables - 4 table limit)
Admission: $5.00 (walk-thru general admission)
W. 84th St.
Cub Foods
Nicollet Ave. S
Lyndale Ave. S
*Next to Cub Foods
W. 86th St.
Those with prepaid table reservations admitted at 7:30 a.m.
All others at 9:00 a.m.
Everett McClay VFW
311 W 84th Street
Bloomington, MN 55420
Reservations must be prepaid. Mail table reservations to: North Star
Chapter, P.O. Box 211752, 3145 Lexington Ave. S, Eagan, MN 55121-4201
Springfest Show – Table Reservations
I need ______ table(s) at $15.00 per table.
(4 table maximum)…………………………………………………………………………………………… $ ________
Enclosed is my check for a GRAND TOTAL of:………………… …………………………………… $ ________
(Make checks payable to the North Star Chapter)
TABLE REQUEST DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 12th OR UNTIL SOLD OUT.
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
TELEPHONE
ZIP CODE
EMAIL
Please complete this form, enclose a check made payable to the North Star Chapter and mail it to:
North Star Chapter, P.O. Box 211752, 3145 Lexington Ave. S, Eagan, MN 55121-4201
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The Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild
and the North Star Chapter
— a Great Alliance
by Jeff R. Lonto
One of the great alliances the North Star Chapter has forged
over the past few years has been with the Minnesota Craft
Brewers Guild. The Guild was founded in 2000 “to promote
Minnesota breweries, create an open line of communication
between brewers, and showcase local craft beer at our
events throughout the year.”
Two of the Craft Brewers Guild’s big annual events are the
Minnesota State Fair Craft Beer exhibit and the Autumn Brew
Review in Northeast Minneapolis near the Grain Belt brewery.
The North Star Chapter has had a presence at both of these
events, enhancing the Guild’s mission in promoting Minnesota
brewing by showcasing the history and heritage of Minnesota
brewing, with breweriana displays and presentations. Our
presence at these events have given the Chapter a tremendous boost in publicizing the club and the Guzzle ‘n Twirl
breweriana show to a whole generation of young adults
enamored with craft beer and the lore that surrounds it.
Dave Wendl has been displaying breweriana items from his
personal collection in locked display cases in the Craft
Brewers Guild section of the Agriculture Building at the
Minnesota State Fair for the past few years, and the displays
have been a big hit with the thousands of people who pass
through on a daily basis during the course of the fair. He
always makes a point of including a lot of Hamm’s Bear
items. That’s what tends to be most popular with the noncollecting public (as well as a lot of collectors). But he also
includes a wide variety of
items from all kinds of
Minnesota breweries big
and small, which strikes
further interest and
defines breweriana to
those who don’t really
know what it is. He also
makes flyers about the
club and for the upcoming
Guzzle ’n Twirl available
— and frequently has to
replenish them because
people snatch them
up quickly.
Part of this year’s NSC display in the
Craft Brewers Guild section at the
Minnesota State Fair.
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And in the past two
years, I have been giving
presentations about
breweriana and the club
at both the State Fair and
the Autumn Brew Review.
(I’m not a professional
At this year’s Minnesota State Fair in the Craft Beer exhibit, I gave
a presentation on older Minnesota beer cans. I also gave a pitch
promoting the North Star Chapter’s Guzzle ’n Twirl show.
speaker, but I’m not deathly afraid of doing it either.) This
year, my presentation at the fair was a look at some old
Minnesota beer cans and a few words about GnT. At the
Autumn Brew Review, I did a presentation on the history
of the Grain Belt brewery, which seemed appropriate
considering the location and my own area of specialty.
Representatives from the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild
have told us they very much appreciate our efforts, and want
us to keep doing it in the years to come.
So the next time the Craft Brewers Guild is having an event
(which always includes the sampling of locally brewed craft
beers), come out and support them, and say hi to us.
North Star Chapter on Facebook
If you’re on Facebook, or even if you’re not on Facebook,
be sure to check out North Star Chapter’s Facebook
page (and Like it too). Get info about the club and our
upcoming shows, see some fun pictures from the
Chapter, even occasionally see a rare old beer ad. Plus
you can comment and contact the Chapter. It’s a great
way to stay in touch with NSC. Visit the chapter page
at www.facebook.com/NorthStarChapterMN
BCCA CANvention 45
by Brent Kastler
BCCA CANvention 45 proved to be one of the best attended CANvention’s in quite a
long time. Many North Star Chapter members were in attendance, so it was a fun
time to see a lot of friends in a different setting.
The show floor was large and it took time to cover it. I should have had a
pedometer to keep track of how miles I walked during the event. There was a
lot to take in and scout out.
I am convinced there were more high grade and exotic cans at this event than
I had ever seen in one setting before. A terrific array of excellent trays, signs,
lithographs, and other unique breweriana also were at CANvention. Even if you’re
not a serious collector it was like perusing a museum of beer artifacts.
Other highlights like the craft beer night and the rocking entertainment provided by
the Rusty Bunch made the evenings full of fun and energy. In many ways I enjoyed
the social aspect of the evenings more than hanging out at the show floor during
the daytime hours.
It was a great time for anyone who likes beer and is interested in collecting
beer-related stuff.
NSC member, Jim Erickson, checks out
some of the unique brews during the craft
beer night at CANvention 45.
Quart cones anyone?
Above is a small sampling of vintage beer advertising signage that was available for sale at
CANvention 45. There were many awesome pieces to look over. A lot of unique breweriana to
be dazzled by.
Memories of CANvention #2
from John Kieran
Back in the late summer of 1972, my every day car needed a ring job real
bad. So, I left it in Burlington, IA, while I drove my 1934 Plymouth to Lake
Geneva, WI, never thinking a 38 year old car would not get me there and
back. Total round trip of about 500 miles and all was fine!
You will recognize the custom made banner behind me, the one given to
each President at the end of his/her year in charge. There were so few of
us that the bunnies posed for a picture at
each table. After the Saturday night meal,
an announcement was made that you could
go to a certain table to buy the picture, if
you had $3. Wow! — a lot of money then.
I suppose a few passed on the purchase.
Trading cans from my Plymouth’s running board.
John Kieran is flanked by bunnies at the Lake
Geneva Playboy Club at CANvention 2.
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GUZZLE
’N TWIRL
Another GREAT Show
The North Star Chapter really does
have something going with Guzzle ’n
Twirl. Once again, this year’s show lived
up to nearly everyone’s expectations.
The show continues to be the largest
breweriana show in the midwest with
around 950 people being involved in it
in some way. The general admission
walk-thru attendance eclipsed the
600 mark again which is why vendors
are eager to buy multiple tables at
this show.
Friday afternoon and evening events
began when the first person opened
their door at the hotel for room-to-room
buy/sell/trade. If you don’t usually
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attend the Friday events at the host
hotel, you’re missing out on some
pre-show deals by the vendors. There
are quite a few items picked up by
collectors which never make their way
to the Saturday show. It’s true that the
room-to-room activity is down from
what it once was years ago, but that
doesn’t diminish the possibility of
finding something of interest.
Friday’s hospitality included a wide
range of snacks and pizza with soda
pop and beer also pouring freely in the
“beer hospitality room”. I always note
that many guests enjoy the social time
in this area each year.
Saturday’s show began with
the general public being
admitted at 9 a.m. A line of
no fewer than 75 people
formed before the doors
officially opened. And thus,
the energy began with an
enthusiastic crowd streaming in to scope out the
wide array of breweriana
on hand.
A mini-raffle at noon and
the traditional 2 p.m. raffle
of breweriana prizes was
again very successful.
Some top-notch prizes
were available so interest
was high with the chance
of obtaining a special item
without spending a lot
of money.
A colorful Fitger’s calendar with all the graphics for the
American sportsman from 1941.
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The Saturday evening
dinner banquet was well
attended and the buffet
drew quite a few compliments. This
part of the show activities is a nice
way to top off the busy two days of
show excitement for guests and NSC
members alike.
Dave Wendl was awarded a fine piece
of breweriana for his lengthy service to
the North Star Chapter. It was much
deserved for all of his hard work and
efforts in leading the chapter and
coordinating this event for almost
two full decades. Being close to the
preparation that goes into Guzzle ’n
Twirl, I can attest to how much planning
and follow-up goes into running a show
of this size.
During the course of a year, I know that
Dave and Joe Wendl are repeatedly
checking with the host hotel and other
service providers to make sure no
details are overlooked. And, that’s why
An unusual piece from Mankato with the
scene depicting the execution of Sioux
Indians in 1862.
Jim Friesen (left) and Dave Yost (right)
might have been talking about beer, but my
guess is they were comparing their
wardrobe. Keep on marching Mr. Yost!
Variety is a word that best describes what you’ll find at Guzzle ’n Twirl. This arrangement is
pretty typical of a table set up you might see at the show.
I believe people continue to come to
this show. Many come from long distances and it’s because they know it
will be good and they know they will be
welcomed — usually on a first name
basis. Yes, it’s true what Dave said at
the Saturday evening banquet, “Many of
you have become like family to me for
all the years of seeing you and getting
to know you better at Guzzle ’n Twirl.”
Cast Your Vote!
You are encouraged to vote for
North Star Chapter officers and
board members for 2016.
On the back side of page this
is your membership renewal,
so you can simply return
this sheet.
___ President, Mike Mullally
___ Vice President:
______________________ write in
___ Treasurer, Jody Otto
___ Secretary, Bob Jackson
Board Members (vote for three)
___ Barry Travis
___ Jeff Lonto
___ David Sears
___ Dave Wendl
______________________ write in
Be sure to fill out your membership renewal for 2016 on
the other side of this ballot.
This prospective buyer was intensely studying the neon works of this Miller Genuine Draft
sign. Not sure if he went home with it or not.
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The North Star Chapter of the American Breweriana Association®, Brewery Collectibles
Club of America® and National Association Breweriana Advertising® is a Twin Cities-based
organization. Memberships are open to ALL collectors and are aimed primarily at Minnesota and
western Wisconsin residents.
Benefits of belonging to the North Star Chapter include:
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A quality organization
needs active participation
of its members to be
successful. As a member,
you are encouraged to
participate and assist in
the various functions of
the North Star Chapter.
Notification of all events sponsored and co-sponsored by the North Star Chapter, usually 8 or
more per year.
l A quarterly newsletter, North Star News, containing information such as session reports, detailed
information about upcoming sessions and other beer and breweriana stories of interest.
l The opportunity to know other members’ collecting interests in the annual roster. Through participation, you’ll gain more insight about brewery collectibles and the history of brewing in the region.
l Information and news about the national clubs and their events.
l The North Star Chapter website www.northstarchapter.com keeps you informed of chapter events.
North Star Chapter Membership
(good from January 1 to December 31)
Annual Dues
Memberships and renewals:
Your volunteerism is
appreciated by all.
$10.00 per year
Those joining after December 1 will be paid in full for the following year.
Please complete the following form, enclose a check made payable to the North Star Chapter and mail it to:
North Star Chapter, P.O. Box 211752, 3145 Lexington Ave. S, Eagan, MN 55121-4201
Check here if information is the same as last year.
YEAR - 20
NEW
RENEWAL
DATE
Member of: n ABA n BCCA n NABA
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
TELEPHONE
ZIP CODE
EMAIL
COLLECTING SPECIALTY
Will you consider serving on the North Star Chapter Board of Directors?
Do you have access to a computer, large vehicle, or copying/printing?
YES n
YES n
NO n
NO n
(please specify)
Our largest show of the year is Guzzle ’n Twirl. This show requires many volunteers. Will you help in any way with this show?
YES n
NO n
(please specify)
Are there any other ways you are willing to help the chapter, such as organizer of a show, articles for the newsletter, etc?
(please specify)
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Schedule of Events
Mark your personal calendar for shows that fit into your schedule. Many of these shows have
been an annual tradition. “Hit the Road” and attend these events.
Sun. February 7
St. Paul, MN – North Star Chapter’s “Freeze Your Can”. Summit Brewery
(See Ad on Front), 9 a.m. to 2 pm. Mike Mullally 651-451-3786.
Sun. February 14
Pewaukee, WI – Milwaukee Antique Bottle & Advertising Show. Country
Springs Hotel, 2810 Golf Road, 9 am to 3 pm. Contact David Kapsos
608-838-8041 or bottleshow@charter.net.
The Hamm’s
Beer & General
Breweriana Show
Sat., February 19, 2016
9 am to 3 pm
Medina Entertainment
Center, Medina, MN
Admission: $8
Kids 14 & under FREE
Room to room trading,
socializing, and networking
on Thursday and Friday
February 17th & 18th.
Contact The Medina Inn
at 800-643-9211 and ask for
the Hamm’s Club Block.
For more information on the
show and table reservations
contact the Hamm’s Club at
hammsclub@gmail.com.
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Thur.-Sat. February 17-19
Medina, MN – Hamm’s Club annual show at the Medina Entertainment Center,
Hwy. 55 west of I-494 (Thur.-Fri. room to room at Medina Inn –
Sat. show, 9 am to 3 pm. Contact the Hamm’s Club at
hammsclub@gmail.com. See listing on this page.
Sat. March 19
Potosi, WI – Port of Potosi Chapter (ABA), 11th Annual Breweriana and
Collectibles Show. St. Andrew-Thomas School, 100 Hwy. 61 N.
9 am to 2:30 pm. Mike Kress 608-642-0321 or portofpotosi@gmail.com.
Sat. March 26
Bloomington, MN – North Star Chapter’s “Springfest” annual show.
See details inside this issue. Everett McClay VFW, 311 W. 84th St.,
9 am to 2 pm. Mike Mullally 651-451-3786.
Fri.-Sat. April 15-16
Green Bay, WI – Packer & Badger Bunch Chapter’s Titletown Trade-a-Thon 36.
Hyatt on Main & KI Convention Center. Fri. Noon to 8 pm, Sat. 8 am to 5 pm.
Contact Rob Smits at stuffball1993@yahoo.com.
Sat. April 23
Sioux Falls, SD – Dakota Chapter’s Breweriana Show. VFW Hall, 3601 S
Minnesota Ave. 9 am to 2 pm. Contact Don Wallace 605-224-7495 or
wallace@pie.midco.net.
Sun. April 24
New Ulm, MN – Schell’s Border Batch “A Day at August Schell”. Schell
Brewing Co., 1860 Schell Road. 9 am to 2 pm. Contact Tom Terwilliger
515-341-3347 or schellsguy@outlook.com.
Sat. May 7
La Crosse, WI – Old Style Chapter’s Annual Show. Moose Club,
1932 Ward Ave. 9 am to 2 pm. Contact Willy Novak 630-291-7943 or
oldstylewilly@att.net.
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED: Good condition beer cans and interesting signs from MN
breweries. Top condition equals top price. Dave Wendl, 1060
McKnight Rd. S., Maplewood, MN 55119 or call 651-731-9573.
WANTED: Clean, pre-Prohibition beer mugs, glasses, trays,
and labeled or embossed beers from Minnesota, the Dakotas,
and Wisconsin. Steve Ketcham, 952-221-0915 or
steve@antiquebottledepot.com.
WANTED: Minnesota beer advertising tokens, knives, openers,
etched glasses, especially from smaller Minnesota breweries.
Pat Stambaugh, 651-564-0200, or minn@mediacombb.net.
WANTED: Early beer advertising pinbacks (30s-60s).
Bob Jackson, 651-690-3529 or bjackson@trussbilt.com.
FOR SALE: DVD’s of Hamm’s Commercials & 2 Tour Films $25.
Vikings Highlights 1962-73 $50. Viking SuperBowl Highlights 1969,
73, 74 & 76 $25. Green Bay Highlights 1964, 65, 66, 67, 72
$25. Also Hamm’s DVD’s of Duck Hunting, Fishing, Skiing, 500
Miles Below Zero (snowmobiling) $25 each. Great films. Also have
Hamm’s jackets, t-shirts & bibs. Pat Bowlin 651-774-2356.
Support Our Local
Breweries and
Buy Their Products
The North Star Chapter benefits
by having area breweries support
our club and often times donating
beer for our events. Their
generosity is evident with our
largest show (Guzzle ’n Twirl)
and for allowing the chapter to
hold events on their sites like
Leinies & Summit. Show them
your appreciation by purchasing
their products!
The North Star Chapter
Needs You!
Do you have an interest in the club’s activities?
Do you have ideas of how to improve the club?
If you answered YES to these questions, then we want
you to become involved and join the North Star Chapter
Board of Directors.
We have about 10 meetings during the year.
Call Mike Mullally at 651-451-3786
or Dave Wendl at 651-731-9573
Join the ABA, BCCA and NABA
You can get more of collecting breweriana when you become a member of
these national organizations. Each club has much to offer its members with
publications and national shows. Gain more insight into the hobby and join
one or all three organizations. The North Star Chapter is a recognized
chapter of each organization.
ABA (American Breweriana Association)
ABA, P.O. Box 269, Manitowish Waters, WI 54545
www.americanbreweriana.org
BCCA (Brewery Collectibles Club of America)
747 Merus Court, Fenton, MO 63026-2092
www.bcca.com
NABA (National Association of Breweriana Advertising)
NABA, 1585 W. Tiffany Woods Drive, LaPorte IN 46350-7599
www.nababrew.com
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North Star Chapter
P.O. Box 211752
3145 Lexington Ave. S
Eagan, MN 55121-4201
New mailing address
for the chapter
The North Star Chapter has a new
mailing address. This was done to
make it more convenient for those
members who will be handling the
chapter’s finances and general
correspondence.
The new address is:
North Star Chapter
P.O. Box 211752
3145 Lexington Ave. S
Eagan, MN 55121-4201
Send all correspondence to this
address from this point forward.
Thank You 2015 Guzzle ’n Twirl Volunteers!
Thanks to all who provided services, donated and helped in many ways.
Summit Brewing Co.
Leinenkugel Brewing Co.
Lake Superior Brewing Co.
Bent Paddle Brewing Co.
Castle Danger Brewing Co.
Able Table
Furlong Liquor
Aldrich Arena
Ramsey County Parks
Holiday Inn East
Brent Kastler
Joe Wendl
Dave Wendl
Mike Mullally
Bob Jackson
Scott Kovar
John Stejskal
Jody Otto & family
Jeff Lonto
Bob Oakland
Barry Travis
Noel Boelter
Ray Roubik
Dave Sears
Mike England
Abby England
Brad Wilmes
Mike Hajicek
Bob Hajicek
Jeff Vick
Steve Ketcham
Jeremy Bibeau
Scott Wolthuizen
Gene Hirmer Estate
Rob Havrish
Kaitlan Mullally
Grant Mullally
Grant Stejskal
Gen Stejskal
Mylo Nelson Estate & family
June Alich
Mike Panser
Bobby Williams
Kirk Schnitker
Garry Fleck
Jim Flood
Scott Lund
Jim De Boer
Paul Cervenka
Bruce Laffren
Jim Beaton
Ruth Beaton
John Kirkham
Jim Erickson
Eric Amundson
Ron Keller
Geri Keller
Your participation and
involvement helped to make
GNT 42 a huge success!
Thank you again for your
generosity with this event.
Renew Your
Membership
for 2016
If your mailing label says
2015, or if your email
message reads that you
have not renewed for
2016, then you need to
fill out the membership
renewal form on page 8.
Send it to the North Star
Chapter with your
payment of $10.
Help us out so we do not
have to send you a
reminder which takes
time and costs the
chapter money.