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Triangle Chapter News AACA TRIANGLE CHAPTER April 2010 Volume 45, Issue 4 Triangle Chapter News Triangle Chapter March News Summary • Inside this issue: The Triangle Chapter’s next monthly meet- ing will be April 15, 2010 at the new venue, Chapter Summary 1 Golden Corral in Cary. • Be sure to note the three Take-Apart T events President’s Note 2 and plan to participate or support the team. • Calendar of Events 3 Check out the tour activities with the Brass Nickel Region. See tour details and plans. • Brian and Trish White displayed their 1908 NC Region Spring 3 Cadillac at the prestigious Amelia Island Meet. Concours de’Elegance. Mar Meeting Notes 4 • See this month’s member Spotlight on Bob and Sharyl Monkovich. Brass Nickel Tour 5 • New member Bob Gault’s 61 Ford F250 is Plans ready for AACA car shows. • Fill out and send in your entry blank for the Whites at Ameila 6 Island NC Region Meet • Is your car pictured on this month’s back Bob Gault’s F250 7 page photos? Spotlight on Bob 8 Monkovich April 15 Meeting at the New Venue Quiz 11 Notice: April 15 Dinner Meeting at the Cary Golden Corral The Triangle Chapter April 15 meeting has been moved to the Golden Corral Events Calendar in Cary, NC. There is rumor of construction at Golden Corral in Raleigh. • Monthly meet- Venue : Times: ing April 15 Golden Corral—Cary Dinner 6 –7 pm • NC Region Meet 5707 Dillard Drive Meeting 7– 7:30 pm hosted by Trian- Cary, NC 27518-9284 Program 7:30 pm. gle Chapter May 8. Mordecai Park Take-A-Part T Demo Set for May 1 • More Calendar on Page 3. The City of Raleigh Parks department will hold a free Family Fun Day at Mordecai Historic Park in downtown Raleigh on May 1. Events will include crafts, games, performances, food, old-time cartoons, craft-vendors, an open house and much more. The Triangle Chapter will give two Take –A-Part T demos. Please sign up to help with one of the demos. Remember to wear your Trian- gle Shirt. This is a leisurely and fun event. It is a good time; join us and cheer on the team, tour Mordecai house and gardens, and see the other events. Triangle Chapter News Volume 45, Issue 4 Page 2 President’s Message Officers By Chet Butcher, President Triangle Chapter President ………………… Chet Butcher (557-6385) 2009Vice President Triangle …………. Chapter ...Cecil Bozarth Contacts (932-3505) By the time you read this message Mary and I Treasurer . ………………. Fred Harley (233-4889) should be half way down the Natchez Trace Parkway. I Ex-Officio ………… …… Dan Fuccella (349-5911) received a nice map of the parkway put out by the Na- tional Park Service. The map indicates that it’s about Board of Directors (Class of 2010) 440 miles from just below Nashville, Tennessee to Joe Daniel ………………………………. (365-7123) Natchez, Mississippi. There are about 20 Model 'A's Dave Deyton …………………………… .(552-4543) meeting in Franklin, TN to participate in the tour. I guess we are a brave lot as there will be no chase Marilee Sanderson ……………………….(467-9999) trailer accompanying us on the trip. I did order a new Board of Directors (Class of 2011) distributor cover and body as well as a coil just in case. Ted Brooks ………………………………(851-0418) In checking the battery it looks like it was put in ser- vice in late 03, I hope it will get through the week. I Jack Johnson ……………………………. (876-4129) was hoping that I-40 out beyond Ashville would be Bob Monkovich ………………….. ……..(662-0911) open by now, but when I last checked they where still 2009 Committees detouring vehicles up into Virginia onto I-81 to get around the closure. Awards …………………….Riley Reiner (554-1158) Preparation is well under way for our NC Region Newsletter ……………Denny Oestreich (846-8163) Spring Meet on May 8. If you would like to help with Region News setting up the field, come out to Oak View Historic Correspondent………….Riley Reiner (554-1158) Park on Friday, May 7 around 10:00AM and we'll put you to work. Also don't forget to send in the registra- Youth Coordinator ……………………………..Open tion form to display your vehicle. I have received sev- WEB Links eral inquiries from other clubs members about our • National AACA: meet so it looks like we will have a good turn-out. www.aaca.org Crew members of the Take-A-Part T team need to • NC Region News online: get there skills honed for our Grand National demo at www.ncregionaaca.com New Bern by coming out to Mordecai Park on May 1 • Triangle Chapter News online: for out first event of the season. We also need about www.ncregionaaca.com/triangle five or six cars to represent the Triangle Chapter. Remember that the monthly meeting will be at the with the size required. They can be reached Golden Corral in Cary. The manager there said he will at [email protected] ; 919-233-4889 or bobnlyn- give us a small discount if we show the cashier our [email protected] ; 919-557-0508. club name badges. Fred Harley has also acquired the matching tour- Regards, Chet ing caps with Ford written on the cap. These will be worn by the Take-A-Part T team at the next three How the Triangle Works demonstrations. The Triangle Chapter starts the first Triangle Chapter Shirts of three Take –A-Part T demos at the Mordecai His- toric Park on May 1. The second demonstration will Here are some items that you should consider to be at the NC Region which the Triangle will host at help keep the Triangle Chapter going and take part in the Oak View Historic Park on May 8. The Triangle the Chapter activities. will also demonstrate the Take-A-Part again at the Fred Harley has found a new vendor to supply NC Region Meet on May 8 and the Grand National Triangle Chapter golf shirts. The golf shirts are $20 meet May 15. each.. You can contact Linda Miller to have one pre- The Triangle Chapter is known for the special pared for you before our spring Region Car Show. If Trophies made by the members. The trophy building you would like to order one or more shirts please send is a planned multi step project involving 20 to 30 an Email note or call Fred Harley or Lynda Miller members. Thank you for contributing your skills and time to complete your tasks. Triangle Chapter News Volume 45, Issue 4 Page 3 April 2010 Sun Mon Tue We Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 Calendar of Triangle Events 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Triangle Chapter 2010 Events NC Region Events Mar 18 Dinner Meeting May 8 NC Region Spring 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Apr 15 Dinner Meeting Meet at Oak View 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Golden Corral at 6 pm Park. Hosted by the 25 26 27 28 29 30 Triangle Chapter May 2010 May 1 Mordecai Park “Blast Oct TBA NC Region Fall Meet. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat from the Past Event” Tours Tours with the Brass 1 Take-A-Part Demo. Nickel Region 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 am and 2 pm. Apr 24 Goldsboro Tour May 8 Triangle Hosts NC Jun 19 Little Washington 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Region Meet Tour 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Take-A-Part T Demo Aug 21 John Cheek B’Day 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 May 20 Dinner Meeting Tour 30 31 Golden Corral at 6 pm Sep 25 Appomattox Tour June 2010 Jun No Dinner Meeting Nov 6 Carthage Tour July 18 Ice Cream Social Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat at Hartley’s 2 pm Other NC Region Chapter Events 1 2 3 4 5 July No Dinner Meeting April 24 Cape Fear Car Show 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 August 1 Watermelon Feast at Wilmington, NC 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Daniels June 5 San-Lee Car Show Aug No Dinner Meeting Sanford, NC 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Sept 16 Dinner Meeting 27 28 29 30 Golden Corral at 6 pm AACA National Events Oct 2 Oak View Park Heri- May 13-15 Grand National Meet July 2010 tage Days Car Display New Bern, NC Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Take-A-Part T Demo Hosted by First Capital 1 2 3 Oct 21 Dinner Meeting Region. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Golden Corral at 6 pm Take-A-Part T Demo Nov TBA Chick-Fil-A Car Dis- Jun 30–Jul 3 75th AACA Anniver- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 play. sary Meet. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Take-A-Part T Demo Louisville, KY 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Nov 18 Dinner Meeting Golden Corral at 6 pm August 2010 Dec TBA Holiday Party Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NC Region Spring Meet 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 The Triangle Chapter is hosting the 2010 NC Region Spring meet on May 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 8, 2010. Some things the club needs you to do to help this year: 29 30 31 1. Pre-Register your car. The Region meet is a nationally judged show September 2010 which requires you to pre-register.
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