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SMOKE SIGNALS The Official Publication of the ANKOKAS, NJ Region AACA May/June 2018 Volume 55, Issue 3 In This Issue: Æ Ankokas Charter Luncheon Æ Hankins Award Winner Profile Æ Ankokas, AACA and Local Events Calendars Æ Fun Holidays in May & June Æ Car Is The Star Æ It Caught My Eye Æ A (Very) Brief HIstory of Comics Æ Twilight Zone Puzzle Æ AACA Bookmobile In This Month’s Issue: At The Steering Wheel.........................1 News & Events...........2 Calendars..................4 Fun Holidays..............4 Car Is The Star...........5 Well the car show season is now all a bit disappointed with dessert! I Rummage Box...........6 starting and I’m sure that most of you wish to congratulate our 2017 Hankins It Caught My Eye.......7 are more than anxious to get your award winner Diana Antinucci. She was HIstory of Comics......9 cars cleaned up and out onto the quite surprised as she stood there with Puzzle.......................11 The Award Goes To..11 world stage again. We can start you camera in hand to take a picture of the AACA Bookmobile...12 out with a car display on Saturday winner! It is an award well deserved. Roadside May 12th at Avista Healthcare on She has done a wonderful job with the Ramblings................14 Chapel Ave. in Cherry Smoke Signals. It is now nice that Letter From the Editors................14 Hill. We were there last there are his and now a hers Hankins Marketplace..............15 season, but during the awards that can hang side by week. I thought that we side—yes, Steve, you should hang would try a Saturday them! Also, for anyone who has this time and see if not heard, they are now also Mr. we can have more and Mrs. members come out. It At our next meeting is from 11:00 until 2:00 on May 10th we and they will supply us will have a lawyer, with lunch. Please Bruce Shaw for a arrive and be speaker. He gave parked by 10:45. a presentation at This newsletter is a publication of the If you are able to the AACA meeting Ankokas Region of the come, please let in Philadelphia and Antique Automobile Club me know as Avista Barry Goldsmith of America, located in southern New Jersey. will want a ball park thought that he was Material may be figure for a lunch very interesting and reproduced only if credit number. is given to the source President Kathy Petters. would be great for Photo by B. Petters and we are asked for The AACA Eastern Spring one of our meetings. He quickly permission to reproduce Meet is being held in found me in the hall, got the the material. If you have material Gettysburg this year on July 11 thru “that is a great idea” from me and ran that you would like to 14. Bob and I are already signed up with it. He spoke with him and made contribute or you have for the show and hotel room as I’m arrangements for our May meeting and comments or ideas about the newsletter, please sure many of you are too. Hope to we thank him for his efforts in making contact the editor, Diana, see many of you there. this happen. He will be speaking on what at newsletter@ankokas. We had a nice time at the to watch out for when buying classic com. Charter Luncheon on April 8th at cars along with other related topics. I’m Ramblewood. Their room was lovely hoping that we can have a good number and, of course, the golf course view of people present at the meeting. was a nice added touch. We had several of our luncheons there many Kathy Petters, President years ago—one other time that Bob was President. The food was very good, but I think that we were SMOKE SIGNALS Page 2 ghgh News & Events ghgh ghghghgh Ankokas Annual Charter Luncheon ghghghgh article by Diana Antinucci; photos by S. Soppe and D. Antinucci This year’s luncheon was held on April 8th at the Ramblewood Country Club. The club would like to thank Kathy and Bob Petters for arranging the luncheon this year. The room provided to us was lovely and the buffet put out was very good. As usual, everyone had a fun time hanging out with friends. This year’s Frank Hankins Memorial Award was given to Diana Antinucci (see article below) and a special plaque was given to Tom Amendola as a thank you for sponsoring the club. You can see more pictures on our website at www.ankokas.com/events_list.cfm. P Kathy Petters presenting a sponsorship plaque to Tom Amendola. Bernie and Arlene Shuster. Bob Petters enjoying the comradery of other Ankokas members. Ankokas members after enjoying a delicious lunch. Ed Jeffers and Allan Vogelson sharing stories of good times with their cars. SMOKE SIGNALS Page 3 Member Profile: Hankins Award Winner Diana Antinucci article and photo by Steven Soppe way up to more modern horror films. On Saturdays, she Diana Antinucci, your Smoke Signals editor, was very would watch Creature Double Feature with her grandmother, surprised to receive the Frank Hankins Memorial Award this where she saw a lot of Hammer Horror. Slashers are the only year (just look at the picture). subgenre she’s really not interested in. Diana began editing the newsletter in Diana has enjoyed the company of cats January of 2016, after Mike Sisto’s run of continuously since age eight. Diana’s nine years. Over the last two years, she most recent companion is the editorial has added an expanded online edition supervisor, Blarp. He takes a more hands- and recurring articles such as The Car off approach than Jade did. If you don’t is the Star, Roadside Ramblings and her share your house with a cat, Diana loves newest addition, It Caught My Eye. dogs too. If you don’t like cats... well, just Diana also bakes cookies for the don’t mention that. monthly meetings. Her favorite cookie Almost all areas of history interest Diana, to bake (and the club’s favorite to eat) but of particular interest are ancient history, is chocolate chip. It allows variation the American Revolution, the Civil War (walnuts, milk chocolate chips, caramel (especially Gettysburg) and World War II. chips, etc.) and it’s fairly easy, so she can Her new article series, It Caught My make more of them. Eye, might give you some insights into If you want to get on the good side of the types of cars she likes, but among her the cookie lady (and who doesn’t?), start favorites are VW buses and small, sporty a conversation about horror films, cats Diana hears that she is this year’s Hankins recipient. cars like MGs and Triumphs. or history. Some of her other hobbies include Diana started watching horror films when she was a toddler, drawing, model-making, learning to play piano and collecting beginning with the classic Universal films, like Frankenstein comics and non-sport trading cards (mostly horror-related). and Dracula. By the time she was ten, she had worked her P Annual Ankokas Tailgate Meeting June 8th, 2018 5PM Johnson’s Farm, 133 Church Rd., Medford, NJ SMOKE SIGNALS Page 4 ghghgh Ankokas Events 2018 ghghgh May 10: 7:30PM: Ankokas regular monthly meeting on the June 8: 5PM: Ankokas Annnual Tailgate Meeting at second floor of the Haddonfield Municipal Building, 242 Kings Johnson’s Corner Farm. Meet in the back lot at 4:45PM and Highway East, Haddonfield. After the meeting will be a special we will move as a group to the front lot. presentation about classic and antique car fraud. Sept. 15: 9AM-2PM: Annual Ankokas Haddonfield Car Show. May 12: 11AM-2PM: Ankokas car display at Avista Healthcare Limited to 200 vehicles; pre-registration only. on 3025 W. Chapel Ave, Cherry Hill. ghghgh AACA Calendar 2018 ghghgh May 11-12: Central Spring Meet. Auburn, IN. October 10-13: Eastern Fall Meet hosted by Hershey May 31-June 2: Greensburg, PA. 2018 AACA Annual Grand Region. Hershey, PA. Natiuonal Meet hosted by Western PA Region. Go to www.aaca.org/Calender/aaca_calendar.html for more July 11-14: Gettysburg, PA. 2018 AACA Eastern Spring Meet information and listings. hosted by Chesapeake Region. ghgh Fun Holidays to Celebrate in May and June ghgh May 3: National Paranormal Day June 1: National Doughnut day May 4: Star Wars Day June 4: Hug Your Cat Day May 5: Free Comic Book Day June 6: National Yo-Yo Day May 11: Twilight Zone Day June 7: National Chocolate Ice Cream Day May 12: National Train Day June 8: World Ocean Day May 13: National Apple Pie Day June 15: National Nature Photography Day May 15: National Chocolate Chip Day June 16: National Fudge Day May 16: Love a Tree Day June 18: International Sushi Day May 18: International Museum Day June 18: International Picnic Day (take sushi!) May 28: National Hamburger Day June 19: National Garfield the Cat Day May 29: Learn About Composting Day June 20: Ice Cream Soda Day May 30: Water a Flower Day June 26: National Chocolate Pudding Day ghghgh Local Events Calendar May-June 2018 ghghgh May June May 5: 10AM-2PM: 18th Annual Glory Days Car Show. Echelon June 2: 9:30AM-2:30PM: Judged car show hosted by Ford, White Horse Pike, Stratford, NJ. No entry fee. Contact Tom the South Jersey Camaro Car Club. 39 Phoenix Dr., West 856-524-2588. Deptford, NJ. Ice cream truck on site.
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