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Antique & Classic Antique & Classic v TIMESv January 2021 A publication of the Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club SIE SCHINDLER 1938 ~ Nov. 16, 2020 ANTIQUE & CLASSIC TIMES CHAPTER MEETINGS Official publication of the Montana Pioneer and Classic Bitterroot Valley Dusters: Regular meeting third Sunday Auto Club, Inc. afternoon of each month at places previously decided upon in Hamilton area. Published quarterly: January, April, July and October. The “Times” is exchanged with other like clubs in the US Bozeman Antique Auto Club: Regular meeting second and Canada. Friday of each month at random locations in Bozeman. MP&CAC OFFICERS Capital Carriages: Regular meeting second Sunday President: Dan Costle of each month, 2:00 p.m. random locations in Helena. 1610 Gates Dr. Opportunity, MT 59711 Central Montana Trail Dusters: Regular meeting fourth Vice President: Fritz Seitz Thursday of each month at places previously decided 500 6th St So upon in Central Montana area. Great Falls, MT 59405 Flathead Pioneer Auto Club: Regular meeting first Treasurer: Mary Seelmeyer Sunday of each month at Flathead Electric Co-op in 1210 Ave B NW Kalispell. Great Falls, MT 59405 Goggles & Dusters: Regular meeting first Tuesday of Fashion Consultant: Kathy Meuchel 577 Sky Way Drive each month at Elk’s Lodge, 934 Lewis Ave at 6:00 p.m. Hamiltion, MT 59840 (unless otherwise notified) in Billings. Editor: Jacques Rutten Great Falls Skunkwagon: Regular meeting first Friday PO Box 900 of each month, 7:00 p.m. Eagle’s Lodge 1509 9th St So in Lewistown, MT 59457 Great Falls. [email protected] Hi-Line Antique Auto Club: Regular meeting third Website: Greg Wood Sunday of each month, 7:00 p.m. Inverness Supper Club [email protected] montanapioneerandclassicautoclub.org/ in Inverness. CHAPTER REPORTERS Missoula Hellgate: Regular meeting third Monday of Anaconda-Butte ............................................ Joni Ehman each month, American Legion Hall in Missoula. Billings ...................................................Roger Thomsen Bozeman .................................................... Stu Coleman Vintage d’Fenders: Regular meeting first Thursday of Great Falls ............................................... Kurt Baltrusch each month, 6:30 p.m. Cavalier Room, Finlen Hotel in Hamilton .................................................... Joann Hosko Butte. Helena ........................................................ Glyn Verzatt Kalispell.......................................................Dave Cooley MP&CAC DUES Lewistown ................................................ Jordon Stilson delinquent December 1 of each year; Missoula .................................................... Perry Francis payable September 1 of each year. Hi-Line ..................................Judy Tempel and Jim Kralic Single Adult - $25.00 Couple - $30.00 January 2021 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE It’s with great sadness that I mention the passing of Sie Schindler. His dedication & service to the club(s) was extraordinary! I was informed that Sie was secretary for 25 years! Wow! Sadly we’ve lost too many members, good friends, & great people this last year. We’ll miss them all. Our deepest sympathy is extended to family & friends. Now, 2020 is finally over, and 2021 has to be better right?? (I’m cautiously optimistic.) Hopefully everyone had a great holiday season. Now is the time to get any tinkering done, as spring will be here before you know it. Due to the lack of elections & current covid conditions/restrictions, there will be no spring board meeting or installation dinner. The roster printing will be delayed to allow more time for dues & updates. Please get them in ASAP if you’ve not already done so. The spring tour in Great Falls is still tentative, more to follow as more is known. I’m looking forward to taking the cars for a ride & seeing everyone soon. Until then stay healthy, safe, & happy motoring! The Roster is being EDITOR’S NOTE Postponed because of Please remember to send in your information by the due date to insure the COVID virus. Some this publication can be in reader’s hands in a timely manner. people are not paying Deadlines for submitting articles/ads their dues to see what for quarterly issues are as follows: January Issue: Dec. 20th happens this year. April Issue: March 20th July Issue: June 20th October Issue: Sept. 20th All copy must be to Editor Jacques Rutten In Memory at the Lewistown News-Argus by these dates. Don Leuty We prefer all articles and photos be sent by email to: [email protected]. Pat Blade We will send a confirmation email when we receive it. Sie Schindler If you do not have access to email, please mail your information to: Bob Nitcy P.O. Box 900 Danny McGuire Lewistown, MT 59457 Attn: Antique and Classic Times Ivan Polus Thank you for your help! Antique & Classic Times – Montana Pioneer and Classic Car Club 1 January 2021 Joann Hosko, Reporter ([email protected]) I have procrastinated until nearly 1960 Thunderbird; Dan Dutton, can have an April 4 Easter feast, the eleventh hour to get this writ- 1973 Camaro; Bob Schumacher or a feed somewhere outdoors. ten, and as I have committed to and Diane Stenerson, 1969 Buick We can only hope. this task, I will submit something. convertible; Richard Babcock and Rereading through the October Sometimes, these days, one feels Joann Hosko, 1952 Chevy; Lee and TIMES, I acknowledge Stu Cole- as though one should be commit- Shirley Hopkins, Shirley Soren- man and Roger Thomsen, on their ted. To use one of the buzz word son, and Arlene Beavers, driving abilities to find something inter- expressions of the day, I guess I slightly less collectible vehicles. esting about which to write. The have COVID fatigue – just tired of We were fortunate to be able to Bozeman club always seems to masks, looking askance at peo- dine outdoors on a balcony with have people working on car-re- ple who don’t/won’t wear them, beautiful surroundings. No bears lated projects and Stu reports in can’t visit who we want, can’t be joined us from the nearby woods, detail. I know some of our mem- visited by them, confined, unsup- but they could have. The worst bers are quietly working behind ported by local officials whose job thing was a spider that dropped the scenes on their cars and parts. it is to support citizen well-being. down from the umbrella over our But I never seem to know the de- It could be worse. We could live in table. I’d almost rather deal with a tails of what they do. I often don’t an apartment in a city, no trans- bear. Almost. know what Dick is up to when he portation, no way to get away At our meeting that day, we says he’s “Going out to the shop.” from other people. Okay, off my tentatively planned a Thanksgiv- And just as well. The more one soapbox. ing dinner/Christmas Party set for knows, the more one is expected Our only club activity of this December 6. But as the day drew to participate. I’m pretty good at quarter was a nice little drive we closer, the COVID numbers in Ra- writing checks, and I love to travel took to Lochsa Lodge, Powell, valli County climbed rapidly, and in reliable vehicles. I think those ID, on October 8. It was a bit of both of the venues we could use are good contributions. Then a smoky day, but otherwise pret- had been closed due to COVID. It ty and pleasant. It turned out to just didn’t seem worth the risk to be one of the last good touring get together. Even though we like days of the season. There were to think of ourselves as young-at- sixteen of us – David Ander- heart, most of our hearts aren’t so son, 1965 Impala; Bill and Kathy young. Kathy is keeping the ham Meuchel, 1956 Ford; Ross and and turkey she purchased, on ice, Wendy Dutton, chauffeuring his just waiting to be cooked when we parents, Allan and JoAnn Dutton, think it is safe to do so. Maybe we Antique & Classic Times – Montana Pioneer and Classic Car Club 3 January 2021 there are those from the Billings so guess they gambled and won. use those words over and over, and Model A clubs, who bravely More power to them. but in a time like this, they take travel in these uncertain times. On a sad note, our club lost one on different meaning. We always I would love to eat out and stay of the last of our Charter mem- know deeply down that we don’t somewhere besides home over- bers, Pat Blade, to COVID, in Oc- know the future. These times take night, but just not so confident of tober. The late Art Blade and Kyle away the feeling of control we of- those accommodations. In fact, Babcock were the founders of the ten think we have. Enjoy as much we have often wondered about BVDs, in 1974. Art and Pat were as you can while you can, and those many motels/hotels we voted as Honorary MPCAC mem- we truly hope to see you in the have stayed in, in better times. bers in 2016. Time marches on. spring, or at least, by summer. We haven’t heard of any nega- We hope this Holiday Season tive results from the above tours, finds you all safe and well. We Stu Coleman, Reporter ([email protected]) It isn’t getting any better, is it? In make her an honorary member of the year, but especially nice in the fact it is getting worse and health the Club since she is always in at- fall in an antique vehicle along officials say we are headed into a tendance every Tuesday morning! with like people. especially critical indoor/holiday BAAC did find it safe enough to We car people have it better season. We continue to be held venture out for a fall outing on Oc- than most methinks, as we hun- captive to the deadly covid-19 tober 10th.
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