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Ye Olde Car Club Year 2014 YE OLDE CAR CLUB YEAR 2014 Ye Olde Car Club of the Tri-Cities was officially chartered in 1963 to preserve and maintain motor vehicles of historical value and to serve as an accurate and technical source of information concerning historical automobiles for the benefit of its members as well as the general public. Ye Olde Car Club is headquartered in Kennewick, Washington and has members primarily from Southeast Washington, Western Washington, Idaho and Alaska -- over a hundred individuals and families with nearly 400 antique and classic automobiles. Aside from regular weekly meetings, club members participate in frequent community and social events, driving tours both short and long, and a variety of activities each month. Annual dues are only $15, with the only membership requirement being an appreciation for historical automobiles. As an old car club, we are also there to guide you when you decide to buy an old car, help you to restore it, share stories about your car, and provide whatever it takes to see that owning an old car is an enjoyable experience for you! Our club has among it's members a wealth of knowledge about the auto industry that we would love to share with you. Some of our members usually can be found at the 2500 Queensgate Sterlings Restaurant in Richland at 8am on Wednesdays. Come and say "Hi". You'll be surprised at how much fun can be had for only $15 a year! YE OLDE CAR CLUB – 2014 Club Officers President ....……………………………………….……………..…..…..………….…….Dave Hannah Vice President . …………………………………….………………………….…...…..Robbin Johanson Treasurer . …………………..……………………….…………….….……….…………….Bob Gough Secretaries …………………………………………….…………………………………Randy Bunch Editor .………………………..…………………………….………………………….John Trumbo Sunshine ……………………………………………………….…………………………Dolores McClary Webmaster .. …………….…………………………………………..……………………..…..Scott Noga Board of Directors Jim Ayers Dave Donaldson Willie Gould Denny Wellington Charter Members Bob Buckett Thad Coleman C.E. Durham Bill Graves Bob Graves John C. Hall Lou Harvey Dale Henson Houston Jackson H.W. Johnson Don Keen Byron King Keith Lechelt Charles E. Lewis Gil Linden Clarence Medlock Chuck Moore Clarence Nelson Harold W. Neptune Lee Noga Dick Plester J.C. Pratt W.J. Rose R.M.Simmelink David Sleater Jerry Sleater James E. Stafford Fred Suchow Russ Armstrong Carl Byrd William Casaday Jerry Durham Russ Duffield R.E. Gray Don Ihly A. A. Janus Ken Lechelt R. A. Martinolich Bruce Meyer Evert Moss Bob Puckett ESTABLISHING THE YE OLDE CAR CLUB Nearly 50 years ago the Ye Olde Car Club was started by Cork Simmelink, Bob Graves, Jerry Durham, and Jim Stafford of TriCities, along with Gil Linden, Dale Henson, and Russ Duffield from the Yakima area. Each of these men shared a passion for antique automobiles and the mutual desire to own, restore, maintain and drive these splendid old machines. There little group grew quickly as the number of members doubled, and then doubled again. Today the membership in the club includes over one hundred individuals and families. These members bring with them hundreds of classic cars of all vintages. Surely, the founders of the club never expected their creation to attract so much attention. More significant, they could never foreseen the special role the club would play as the members passed on an appreciation of the history of automotive technology to the next generation, and watched more and more youngsters recognize the importance of preserving these wonderful old relics. PAST YE OLDE CAR CLUB PRESIDENTS Gil Linden 1962 (Tri City Horseless Carriage Club) Houston Jackson 1963 – 1964 Cork Simmelink 1965 – 1966 Jim Stafford 1967 Bob Graves 1968 Jim Vetrano 1969 Bob Henrich 1970 Dave Ashby 1971 Audrey Simmelink 1972 Ken Nesbitt 1973 - 1974 Craig Kelsey 1975 Unknown 1976 Jim Gilbert 1977 Mike Martin 1978 Buzz O’Conner 1979 Herb Mettler 1980 Dave Johnson 1981 Carolyn Martin 1982 Chuck Sundgren 1983 Don Simmonson 1984 Jack Yale 1985 Jim Gilbert 1986 Robert Haner 1987 Jim Stafford 1988 Gary Stredwick 1989 Dixie Gilbert 1990 Cork Simmelink / Jim Stafford 1991 Dave Underwood 1992 Martha Shreve 1993 - 1994 John Nelson 1995 - 1996 Bud Williams 1997 - 1998 Unknown 1999 Gary Stredwick 2000 Robert McClary 2001 Martha Shreve 2002 - 2003 John Nelson 2004 Martha Shreve 2005 Fred Fraser 2006 Roy Holmes 2007 Martha Shreve 2008 – 2009 Phil Prather 2010 Jim Ayers 2011 – 2012 Dave Hannah 2013 - 2014 YE OLDE CAR CLUB 2014 Events Schedule 01/09 Richland Ladies’ Luncheon at Fire Artisan Pizza Parlor Hosted by Mary Fraser & Marilyn LaFortune (18 attended) 01/23 Richland Pizza Party Round Table Pizza 6:00 -8:00 pm 1769 Leslie Road, Richland, WA - Matt Radar 628-9895 (53 members attended) 02/13 Kennewick Ladies’ Luncheon at Fujiyama Japanese Steak House & Bar Hosted by Myrtle Nesbitt & Dolly Prather (20 attended) 02/14 Kennewick Celebration of Duane Rabe’s Life (14 vehicles & 29 members attended) 02/21 Benton City Chocolate Extravaganza at Kiona Winery 7:00 – 9:00 pm 44612 N Sunset Rd, Benton City, WA (38 members attended) 03/13 Kennewick Ladies’ Luncheon at Clover Island Inn Hosted by Sue Campbell (18 attended) 03/15 Heppner St Paddy's Day Cruz-In $20 Reg. 9:00 am (Willow Street) Take Flyer for Swap Meet (6 vehicles 13 members attended) 03/29 Sunnyside Show n Shine Senior Car Show Fundraiser $10 Reg. 10 am 1801 E Edison Ave (10 vehicles & 15 members attended) 04/10 Kennewick Ladies’ Luncheon Wendler Home (2213 S. Dennis, Kennewick) Hosted by Colleen Wendler (12 attended) 04/25 Richland Liberty Christian Patriot Car Show 12:00 – 5:30 pm 2200 Williams Blvd. Richland, WA (14 Vehicles & 21 attended) 04/26 Benton City Spring Opener Car & Bike Show $20.00 Reg. 7:00 am 913 Horne Dr., Benton City, WA (12 vehicles 20 attended) 05/03 Kennewick Swap Meet Ye Olde Car Club 1500 S Oak St, Kennewick, WA (51 helped out) 05/07 Kennewick Tri Tech - Red Rutherford Scholarship presentation 7:00 pm 5929 West Metaline Kennewick, WA (11 attended) 05/08 Richland Life Care Center - 44 Goethals - BBQ 11:30 – 2:00 pm 44 Goethals Drive, Richland, WA 99352 Kelli Stevens – 509-943-1117 (18 Vehicles & 19 attended) 05/08 Kennewick Ladies’ Luncheon at Manor at Canyon Lakes Hosted by Myrtle Nesbitt (18 attended) 05/10 Kennewick Classy Chassy Car Show - Historic Downtown Kennewick (7 vehicles and 20 attended) 05/14 Kennewick Life Care Center - 7th & Olympia - Luncheon 11:30am- 3pm 7th & Olympia Kennewick, WA - Laura Kruise - 586-9185 (14 vehicles & 17 Members) 05/17 Kennewick Canyon Lakes Manor - Luncheon 12 pm (Noon) 2802 West 35th Ave, Kennewick, WA Joe Green (509) 586-5633 (18 vehicles and 27 members) 05/23 Richland Guardian Angel Homes - Luncheon 11:00 am – 2:00 pm 245 Van Giesen Street, Richland, WA Laura Stelle – 943-2100 (9 vehicles and 10 members) 05/24 Benton City KI-BE Reunion & Car Show - 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 8th Street, Benton City, WA Mable Rutt – (11 vehicles and 15 members) 05/25 Richland Pacific Northwest Mustang Show 10:00 – 3:00 pm 900 Amon Park Rd N, Richland, WA (8 vehicles and 14 members) 05/31 Richland Sock Hop (Rosy’s Ice Cream & Diner 6:00-9:00 pm 404 Bradley Blvd, Richland, WA Christine Jones 943-0102 (17 vehicles and 40 members) 06/06 Kennewick Charbonneau Retirement Center – Luncheon 12:00 - 2:00 pm 8264 W. Grandridge Blvd., Kennewick, WA Stephaney Hamilton 734-4331 (17 vehicles and 25 members) 06/07 Richland 30th MOPAR Unlimited Show n Shine 9:00 am – 2:00 pm 900 Amon Park Rd N, Richland, WA (11 vehicles and 16 members) 06/07 Pendleton Old Iron Show - Roy Raley Park 08:00 am - Dusk (1 vehicle and 3 members) 06/12 Richland Ladies’ Luncheon at Fat Olives, hosted by Ginger Vetrano (20 attended) 06/ 12 Richland Richland Gardens Retirement Center - Luncheon 11 am 770 Gage Boulevard, Richland, WA - (Kathy Stoltz 551-7232) (13 vehicles and 14 members) 06/13 Pasco Tri-Cities Retirement Inn - Luncheon 11:30 – 1:30 pm 2000 N 22nd Street, Pasco, WA - Arthur Garza 547-2466 (10 vehicles and 12 members) 06/14 Dayton All Wheels Weekend 8:00 – 3:00 pm Main Street Dayton, WA 509-382-4825 (4 vehicles and 7 members) 06/14 Yakima Yakima Valley Swap Meet - 1301 S Fair Ave., Yakima, WA (12 members attended) 06/15 Kennewick Living Room Community Church Car Show 8:00 – 01:00 pm 1409 S Garfield St, Kennewick, WA (6 vehicles and 7 members) 06/16 Kennewick Royal Columbia Retirement Inn – Ice Cream Social 5615 West Umatilla Avenue, Kennewick, WA 2:00 - 4:00 pm Sally Matzick - 396-5096 (13 vehicles and 18 members) 06/19-22 Richland Cool Desert Nights - Up Town Shopping Center 7:00 – 3:00 pm (16 vehicles and 38 members) 06/ 20 Kennewick Park View Estates - Luncheon 10:30am - 1pm 7820 West Sixth Avenue, Kennewick, WA Rachael Brune - 734-9773 (18 vehicles and 25 members) 06/28 Richland Sock Hop (Rosy’s Ice Cream & Diner 6:00-9:00 pm 404 Bradley Blvd, Richland, WA Christine Jones 943-0102 (11 vehicles and 16 members) 07/04 Pasco 4 th of July Parade Check-In is between 7:30 - 9:30 am 4th South of Roundabout (24 vehicles and 42 members) 07/04 Kennewick 4 th of July Picnic at Mike & Judy Bughi’s home 3505 S. Garfield Street, Kennewick, WA (51 members) 07/05 Pasco Retread Car Show & Shine – TRAC 6:00 – 2:00 pm 6600 Burden Blvd, Pasco, WA (11 vehicles and 19 members) 07/10 Richland Ladies’ Luncheon at Mezzo Thai (94 Lee Blvd, Richland) Co-Hosted by Mary Fraser and Martha Shreve (18 attended) 07/11 Kennewick Chenoweth House Assisted Living – BBQ - 4:30 – 6:30 pm 1108 W.
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