The Old Car Club
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View the 2002 Club Choice CarLuke Pattee’s 1966 Mustang Convertible |
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2002 show results! |
The winners at the Club’s Car Show on June 1st Include:
Best of show: Bill Grothaus
Medicine
Lake
1954 Chevrolet pickup Gold Awards: Frenchy Girard
Scobey
1956
Mercury sedan Glyn Bjerke
Flaxville
59
Cadillac Coupe de Ville Tom Handy Scobey
1966
Corvette convertible Stan O'Connor
Medicine Hat, AB
1968
Chevrolet Impala Luke Pattee Plentywood
1966
Mustang convertible Silver Awards: Wes Wright Weybum, SK.
1966 Acadian Beaumont Jim Cybulski Plentywood
1954 Chevrolet Wilbur Tomecko
Regina, SK.
1932 Model B Ford Rene Briere Regina, SK. 1941
Cadillac sedan Ralph Haryett
Lumsden, SK.
1950 Mercury Bronze Awards: Jerry Phelps Redstone
1936 Dodge street rod Bill Eagles Regina, SK. 1938 Pontiac 4 door Ron Steffens
Sidney
1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Glenn Scott Weyburn,
SK.
1972 Chevelle Malibu Perry Stratton
Plentywood
1967 Buick GS Motorcycle: Peewee Hilyard
Plentywood
1949 Harley-Davidson Furthest traveled: Stan O'Connor
Medicine Hat, AB
425 miles traveled Oldest vehicle: Herb Ganz Weyburn, SK
1925 Model T Ford
Hard
luck: Ralph
Haryett
Lumsden,
SK
Bad
roads The Antique Auto Association of Regina, Saskatchewan,
won $ 150.00 for being the out of town club with the most car
entries. They arrived at the show with eight cars. The
Old Car Club would like to thank the following sponsors of our 27th
annual show. They are: DeShaw Agency, Rocky Mountain Bank, Montana
State Bank, Stockman Bank, Four Winds, Veterans Club, Larry Garrick
of NAPA, ACE Hardware, Holtan
Auto Body, Charlie Archer Promotions, State Farm, Tande Computing,
Hi-Line Sports, Plentywood Sanitation Co., Cassidy's, Farmers Union
Oil of Plentywood, Derl Fellon Auto Sales, Curtiss Farm & Auto,
Car & Truck Exchange, Performance Signs and Graphics and the
Plentywood Chamber of Commerce. We would also like to thank Carol
Nielsen and Patti Wagner for the day lunch, Dr. DeBelles for the
evening banquet, Harold Robinson for the use of his building for our
show headquarters, the Greeter, Sheridan County News, KATQ, KXMD-TV
Williston, Northern News Network of Williston for carrying our
advertising and the City of Plentywood for allowing us to use Main
Street for our show. Also, thank you to anyone I missed. We
had forty-three cars registered at the show this year. A little more
than half of last years total. The late seeding season, road
construction and other activities took their toll. We still had a
very good variety of cars for the public to look at, on a day that
was perfect for a car show. The club will now begin to plan for some
other activities for the summer, most notably, Perry Stratton's Hot
August Night Fall Run. The Old Car Club would like to thank all the
people who came out Saturday to look at the cars, encourage you to
get into
the hobby and hope you have a safe driving summer. See you at the
28th Annual Old Car Club Show on June 7, 2003 in downtown
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Dale Adams Jerry Phelps Mike Ross406.765.1338 406.895.2658 406.765.2740Top of Page |
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Officers |
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President Dale Adams 234 S. Adams St. Plentywood 765-1338 Vice President Larry Pierson 309 N. Jackson St. Plentywood 765-2750 Secretary Mike Ross 226 W. Laurel Ave. Plentywood 765-2740 Treasurer Richard Thompson 305 Monroe St. Plentywood Top of Page |
MinutesMay 21, 2002
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President Dale Adams called the monthly meeting of the Old Car Club to order on May 21, 2002. Meeting was held at the Civic Center. There were eleven members and one guest present. Roger Schwanz, acting Secretary, read minutes of the
previous meeting. Minutes were approved as read. The treasury report showed a balance of $2,814.13.
Dale reported that Greg had resigned asTreasurer and that
nominations were open for his replacement. Richard Thompson was the
only nominee. He was voted into office unanimously. Dale requested
that Bill and Mike help Richard go over the books and see that
everything is up to date and in order. Dale reported on his trip to the Williston car show. Dale also brought to the club' s attention that a
group of students from the high school are in the process of forming
a car club and is looking for a shop to work out of. Next item of business was a discussion on the
location of our upcoming show. Charlie moved and Bill seconded a
motion to return the show to Main Street as in the past. Motion
passed ten to one with one abstention. The club will be able to use Harold Robinson's
building on Main Street as their show headquarters. Luke's car was confirmed as the 2002 Club Choice car.
Dr. De Belle's will be the site of the show banquet. Butch Nielson
take care of petty cash for the club. Dale, Bill and Luke will get
$100.00 worth of door prizes for the show. The club will meet at
Dale's shop on Friday, May 31 at 6:00 pm to get barricades, benches
and tables for the show. Perry reported on the progress he is making with his
Hot August Night idea. He will be putting posters in the car entries
at the show. Perry said he would provide the drinks. Butch said he
would donate beer for the event. The club would do the barbecue. The
event will be centered at the drive-in and would finish with a
movie. Charlie reported on a Blues/ Rock and Roll event to
occur on July 12th at the Town Square or the fairgrounds. He would
like us to bring our cars to the event. Larry moved and Richard seconded a motion to adjourn.
Motion carried. Members present: Dale Adams, Gary Lee, Perry
Stratton, Roger Schwanz, Richard Rice, Richard Thompson, Charlie
Archer, Luke Pattee, Bill Lord, Butch Nielson and Larry Pierson. Guest present: Julie Lee
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MinutesApril 16, 2002
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The Apri116, 2002 meeting of the Old Car Club of Plentywood was conducted at the Civic Center under the direction of Vice President Larry Pierson. There were nine members and four guests present. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read and approved by motion made by
Greg and seconded by Harley. Motion passed. The
club treasury has $ 3.647.88 on account. Roger
reported on club t-shirt costs and design. His source will cost $
13.52 per shirt with a picture front and back, on a 50-shirt order.
If the club orders a second 50-shirt order, the cost for that order
will be $8.90 per shirt. By motion made. seconded and passed, Roger
was authorized to order 50 shirts in the sizes of medium. large,
x-large and 2x large. Mike
reported on the advertising he has done for the car show.
Advertising has been or will be done by poster, Internet, radio,
both Plentywood and Williston stations, KXMD- TV of Williston,
Sheridan County News and the Greeter. The local Chamber of Commerce
has donated $400.00 to help with out of town advertisements. Jerry
brought up a concern of the downtown businesses about the club
moving the show off Main Street. The show plan is in place and will
not be changed for this show. At the June meeting, the club will
review the show and decide where the best spot is for the 2003 show.
Mike
moved and Greg seconded a motion that Luke Pattee’s Mustang be the
2002 Club Choice Car and that Jerry Phelps Dodge will be the second
choice. Motion carried. Mike
brought to the attention of the club, that a number of students at
Plentywood High School are exploring the possibility of forming a
high school car club. Larry will meet with Mrs. Thompson and find
out more details. Greg
reported that Perry Stratton is planning a cruise night to occur
some Saturday in August. Some early plans include a B-Q, contests
and a movie. Perry will try to have a poster ready for display at
the car show and also be available to visit with out of town clubs
about the event. Also, the DQ would possibly like to do a 50's
carhop at their restaurant. Could be a more interesting summer for
our club for a change. In
the same line of thought, members of the club discussed the
possibility of turning the car show into a two and a half or
three-day show. Since we have our show on Saturday and the Elk’s
club have their Bump N Run on Sunday, we only have to come with some
activities to do on Friday afternoon and evening. A cruise night
ending up at the Drive-In is one possibility. This idea will be
discussed more fully at the June meeting. Roger
reported that the North Dakota Street Rod Assoc. will be holding a
summer tour starting in Grand Forks, traveling through Minot,
Williston. Dickinson, Bismarck and ending in Fargo. Tour dates are
July 24-26. A tour of rod shops is planned for Minot. Roger reported
that there are some really nice shops in Minot. Since
no further official club business was on the agenda, Daryl moved and
Bill seconded a motion to adjourn. Motion carried. After
meeting was adjourned, Casey and Chad Peterson discussed the idea of
a local 1/8 mile drag strip. The proposed site for the track is near
the Civic Center heading towards the Old Tractor Club grounds. There
would be five events per summer. There will be more details at a
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