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The Chesapeake BulleTin

Volume 57 Number 12 December 2017

The Official Monthly Newsletter of Chesapeake Region

Antique Automobile Club of America

Happy Chanukah December 12-20! Merry Christmas December 25!

FRIENDLY FARM RESTAURANT, NOVEMBER 12th

Chesapeake Region President Paula Ruby welcomes members to the annual repast.

By Bill Wurzell, Editor As with many other Chesapeake Region members, I look forward to seeing many friends I rarely get to see during the year. One of the first couples I met in the parking lot, checking out the old cars was Rick and Karen Berger of Gambrills, Maryland. They drove up in their gorgeous 1966 Chevrolet Super Sport 327 convertible, with factory four-speed and gauge package. They purchased the car new, WOW! Rick and Karen own other collector cars including the holy grail of old cars, a 1953 Buick Skylark convertible which was featured in the Bulletin a couple years ago. Other folks I haven’t seen all year are Craig and Mary Whitcraft. I was all set to pounce on them about becoming 'boat' people and abandoning their old car friends until Mary

pointed out they went on four National Tours this year and just returned from Florida from a tour. I quickly pulled in my horns and begged forgiveness. But, yes they do have a boat now and are loving it. As I wished Craig and Mary well it was about this time the dinner bell rang.

It was time to be seated and say grace led by Vicky Wilmer. I was lucky enough to get a seat at the table with my good friends, Willis and Jan Terrett, Murray Cole and his cousin Pat, Jim Turner, Bob Lenio, Doris Phelps and her son. The efficient Friendly Farm staff began calling tables to pass through the buffet line on both sides. This really sped up the serving time which everyone was grateful for because I heard the phrase several times from a variety of people: 'Boy, am I ever hungry'. As always the fried chicken and shrimp were succulent, the yellow corn and green beans tasty and the mashed potatoes and gravy topped it all off. There was no need to load your first plate because it was okay to pass through the line twice! Can’t forget that crab cake! People with a whole lot more will power than me can ask for a container to take the crab cake home. Not me, no way, as satisfying as everything was I couldn’t wait to dig into the crab cake!

145 Chesapeake Region Members And Guests Attend Annual Banquet

Past National AACA President Donald Bar-lup thanked our region for the invitation and for stepping up to take on the challenge of the Eastern National Spring Meet in 2018.

Stanley 'Doc' Stratton who will be Chief Judge for the Eastern Spring meet spoke briefly about what to expect regarding judging.

President Paula Ruby presented Norm Heathcote with the 2017 President’s Award for his out-standing contributions and taking on the chairmanship for the Eastern Spring Meet in 2018.

THE CHESAPEAKE BULLETIN PAGE 2 DECEMBER 2017

Dear Chesapeake Region Members: Thank you for remembering our family during this difficult time. We greatly appreciate the donation that you have made to the AACA Library in memory of our wife and mother, Ellen Kelley.

David and Ellen Kelley

Thank you for your kindness and thoughtfulness after the passing Of our grandmother, mother and wife, Ellen G. Kelley. Your support gave us great comfort during this difficult time.

Love, The Kelley Family

Frank Colein Fields

Thank you, from the Fields FamilyOctober, 2017

Wednesday, June 19, 1935 -- Saturday, October 7, 2017

ONE DEATH REPORTED

Kidde Company Recalls Fire Extinguishers With Plastic Handles Because Of Failure To Discharge Contents And Nozzle Detachment This recall involves two styles of Kidde fire ex-tinguishers: plastic handle fire extinguishers and push-button Pindicator fire extinguishers. Plastic handle fire extinguishers: The recall involves 134 models of Kidde fire extinguishers manufactured between January 1, 1973 and August 15, 2017, including models that were previously recalled in March 2009 and February 2015. The extinguishers were sold in red, white and silver, and are either ABC - or BC-rated. The model number is printed on the fire extinguisher label. For units produced in 2007 and beyond, the

date of manufacture is a 10-digit date code printed on the side of the cylinder, near the bottom. Dig-its five through nine represent the day and year of manufacture in DDDYY format. Date codes for re-called models manufactured from January 2, 2012 through August 15, 2017 are 00212 through 22717.

For units produced before 2007, a date code is not printed on the fire extinguisher. These fire extinguishers are a favorite among antique and classic car owners. If you have one of these units, check out the Kidde recall website for instructions on what to do.


Buzz Diehl Captures 'Spirit' And'Photographer Of The Year' Awards Chief Photographer, Publicity Director and Website Administrator, Harold 'Buzz' Diehl was presented with two awards at the 2017 club banquet. Vice President Al Zimmermann presented Buzz with the Murrell Smith Me-morial Award for his untiring efforts on behalf of the club. Buzz creates the artwork that goes into flyers and other publications the club produces throughout the year. Buzz was also presented with the first ever 'PHOTOG-RAPHER OF THE YEAR' award for his dedicated effort at nearly every major car show and event the club sponsors. Buzz wanders around events all day snapping pictures of cars, people and anything else that catches his eye. The Chesapeake Bulletin would not exist in its present form without Buzz Diehl’s skills and dedication.

Elected Officers for 2018--Seated front, President Paula Lynn Ruby. Back left to right: Gary Ruby, Technical Director; Tom Young, Director; Jim Lucas, Membership Chairman; Al Zimmermann, Vice President; Gene Sauter, Chief Judge; Gary Wilmer, Director; Philip Hack, Activities Director; Tom Dawson, Secretary and Jack Treadwell, Treasurer. --Vicky Wilmer photos

Elected and Appointed Officers for 2018--Seated front, President Paula Lynn Ruby. Back left to right: Gary Ruby, Technical Director; Buzz Diehl, Publicity Director, Tom Young, Director; Jim Lucas, Membership Chairman; Al Zimmermann, Vice President; Nancy Mattheu, Refreshments Coordi-nator; Gene Sauter, Chief Judge; Gary Wilmer, Director; Philip Hack, Activities Director; Tom Dawson, Secretary; Bill Wurzell, Bulletin Editor and Jack Treadwell, Treasurer.


The President’s MessageFrom Paula Ruby

Fondly, Paula

Our recent Chesapeake Region annual banquet at Friendly Farms was another great event and we are all now preparing to celebrate another holiday season. We were privileged to have in attendance the 2015 National AACA President, Don Barlup, and former first lady Carol. Also in attendance was Stanley (Doc) Stratton and his wife Charlotte. Don and Doc will be acting as our National Advisor and Chief Judge respectively for our National meet in July, 2018. We had 145 adults and children attend the banquet this year. I hope that everyone enjoyed themselves as we look forward to another year. I would like to thank Vicky Wilmer for handling the banquet and Buzz Diehl for preparing the slide show and taking photo’s that day. Congratulations to everyone that

won an award this year. It is always my pleasure to give the President’s Award. This year was a easy task since I knew back in June exactly who I was going to present this award to. Congratulations to Norm Heathcote for being this year’s winner. It is with Norm’s efforts that we are well on our way to having a terrific meet in July. Thanks Norm!

As we prepare for another busy year of events, we need to think of what our personal contributions will be to help make it successful. We have a very busy calendar. Starting in January we have a tour to an Automobile Memorabilia Collection, and in February the Chesapeake Region’s display of member’s antique vehicles at the new car Auto Show held at the Baltimore Convention Center. We need to all prepare for the Collector Car Swap Meet at the Howard County Fairgrounds in March. Please keep in mind that EVERYONE’S help is need-

ed for this event. By now everyone has received their 50/50 Raffle tickets to buy or sell for the benefit of the club. This drawing will be held at the Swap Meet, so please sell the tickets and return them to me as soon as possible. Please do not wait until the day of the drawing to return them. At the January membership meeting we will have sign-up sheets for the help needed for the March swap meet. If everyone helps, the work will not fall back on just a few. I would like to see some of our new members come out this year and help with the swap meet. If you are wondering what we need help with, please give me a call. There are jobs inside and outside that need to be filled, both sitting and standing. WE NEED YOUR HELP!

At our January membership meeting we will have information on the AACA Eastern Spring Meet in July. We will have a list of jobs that need to be filled. Jack Treadwell will be in charge of maintaining a list of people that have signed up. I hope that our membership will be making their reservations to stay at the Wyndham which will be the host hotel. This meet and its success will be a reflection on Chesapeake as an AACA Region.

In order to maintain the volume of members that we presently have and to increase our membership next year, we will be of-fering FREE membership for 2018 to anyone that is a NEW member to Chesapeake Region. I will also try to get as many FREE memberships to National AACA as I can. We have already used the 4 free memberships for 2018 that National AACA gave us. We have increased our 2017 membership by 19 members. Recruiting new membership is everyone’s job to do for 2018. Whenever we have an event, or just when you are meeting someone at a car show or cruise-in, offer a free membership to someone.

I would like to thank the membership for re-electing me as your President for 2018. I take this position very seriously and hope that with your help we can have another successful year. I would like to thank both the elected board and the appointed board members for staying in their positions for another year. Surrounding yourself with great people makes everyone’s job a lot easier. If anyone every has any questions or comments I am always available to hear what you have to say.

In closing it is with a heavy heart that I need to report to the membership that we have lost one of our beloved members. Terry Materazzi has gone to be with the Lord. Terry is the wife of Dan Materazzi. Terry was a wonderful woman and a friend to everyone that she came in contact with. She will be truly missed by everyone. Please keep Dan and their family in your prayers.

I wish everyone a Blessed and Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Prosperous New Year. SEE YOU ALL IN JANUARY!

THE END OF ANOTHER GREAT YEAR!


NOTICE: Advertisements by members are free, subject to available space, if in the interest of the club and its members, i.e., antique (AACA defined) vehicles, parts, literature, memorabilia and automotive tools and equipment. Free ads run for one month and must contain the name of a member. Business ads cost $35 annually for a nominal business card size space in TWELVE monthly issues. For ad submission or renewal, contact the Advertising Manager: GARY RUBY, 410.239.3492, [email protected]

Steven B. MorganAgent/Broker

Ridgebrook Insurance Group909 Ridgebrook Road, Suite 116

Sparks, MD 21152Auto, Home, Business, Life Insurance

443-595-3100 X131 800-218-0098www.ridgebrookins.com

Jack Anderson-Certified Appraiser-

International Vehicle Appraisers Network222 Ritterslea Court

Owings Mills, MD 21117

(410) 363.7088 home office(410) 916.4278 cell phone

Email: [email protected]:www.classiccarappraisalsbyjack.com

Pipe Creek Trading CompanySales of antique and classic cars

Car RepairsAppraisals

3559 Old Taneytown Rd.Taneytown, Md 21787

Tel: 410-756-1500Email: [email protected]

Phone: 410.532.7050Mobile: [email protected]

Ron's Auto Reconditioning & Detailing ServiceSpecializing in Washing, Waxing and Shampooing

--All Makes Of Cars & Trucks--Checks payable to Ron King

"I Love Referrals"5923 GLENKIRK ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21239

8 Winter Ave Glen Rock, PA 17327P: 717-428-1305F: 717-235-4428

[email protected]

Driving Passion for Excellence

Chesapeake Region MonthlyMeetings are held at:

DIVINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH1220 Providence Road

Towson, MD 21286Approximately one mile north of I-695

on Providence Road in Towson


Scenes From The Banquet

Secretary Tom Dawson and wife Judy are presented with the first ever and much deserved ‘Silver Wrench’ Award...AND the 'Flat Tire' Award!

President Paula Ruby presents a flower plant to wives of guest speakers Charlotte Stratton and Carol Barlup.

If there is something important that needs to be done, it is usually han-dled very capably by either Nancy, Vicky or Joanne.

Henry Chaudron, Sr., stands behind the delicious gourmet cupcakes that were presented to each guest. L to R, Carol, Henry, Nancy, Rosalie.

Elaine and Jack Treadwell, Chesapeake Region Treasurer, are engaged in conversation with the members across the table, while Nick and Linda Prevas’ granddaughter, 'Maddie' (next table, behind Jack) 'mugs' it up for the camera!--Buzz Diehl photos


Director Tom Young turned the tables on President Paula Ruby by pre-senting her the 'Chick Smith Memorial Award'. This award is presented to the member that the board believes has done the most for the club during the past year. Well deserved, Paula!--Buzz Diehl photos

The above group of people were thanked by Paula Ruby and Norm Heathcote for stepping up to carry out the many chores involved with the club’s hosting of the Eastern Spring meet in Gettysburg in July of 2018.

Treasurer, Jack Treadwell had the unenviable task of purchasing the annual gift for 'Madam' President, Paula Ruby. How does one purchase a gift for a woman that already has a Cadillac sports car a Chevrolet Cor-vette and a Packard restro rod?

All the youngsters above are Junior members of Chesapeake Region, they are, left to right: Olivia, Maddie, Naomi (in front of Maddie) Reese and Ethan. Naomi 3, is practicing to become a junior member, soon.

OFFICERS-OF-THE-DAY! Were presented awards for their efforts at events throughout the year. Left to right: Ken & Sally Stevenson, Ron King, Mike Natale (partially blocked) Bob Natale, Joanne Day, Vicky Wilmer, Gary Wilmer (behind Vicky) Phil Hack and Shelly Hack.

Former Bulletin Editor and Club Officer, Nick Prevas was called upon to announce officers and board members for 2018. It was easy for Nick as all elective and appointed positions 're-upped' for another tour of duty.


In the case of all events, weather sometimes plays a part. If you do not receive emails, please call Paula Ruby at 410-239-3492 for an update on all events.

DECEMBER, 2017 3 Baltimore Mayor’s Christmas Parade, assembly at noon on Falls RoadJANUARY 2018 8 Membership Meeting, Divinity Lutheran Church - 7:30 pm17 Tour: Automobile Memorabilia Collection - RESERVA- TIONS REQUIRED29 Board of Directors Meeting - 7:00 pmFEBRUARY 20188-11 Chesapeake Region Display at the Motor Trend Inter- national Auto Show, Baltimore Convention Center12 Membership Meeting, Divinity Lutheran Church - 7:30 pm26 Board of Directors Meeting - 7:00 pm

VEHICLES FOR SALE Chesapeake Region member Martin Herman is in the process of selling vehicles from his collection. The vehicles below are being sold for the accompanying price, OR BEST OFFER.

----1986 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, silver/blue, $12,000.1967 Ford F100, red, $9,500.1968 Volkswagen Beetle convertible, red, $9,000.1968 Volkswagen Beetle, red, $6,500.1956 Ford F-100 grey/black fenders, $35,000.1957 BMW Isetta, (micro car) red, $32,000.1954 Willys Jeep, army green, M38A1, $7,500.1969 Pontiac Firebird project car, primer, $9,000.1948 Chevrolet 3100, blue, project vehicle, $7,500.1966 Ford Mustang, yellow, project car, $1,500.1924 Jewett Phaeton, primer, project car, $9,500. For more information contact:

MARTIN HERMANPhone: 410.785.1212 extension 105

VEHICLES FOR SALE1940 CHEVROLET SPECIAL DELUXE FOUR DOOR--Dark green, nice chrome and stainless brightwork. Clean interior and paint, many options. Original 'stove bolt' six cylinder engine runs great, three speed column shift. In the same family for 40 years. Asking, $9,600 or best offer. Lead from Gary Wilmer, 443.340.7690.

Hi Guys & Gals! I thought this month I would talk about Air Bags. No, not some of our members, but what is in all of our modern cars and trucks. The first U.S. patent was applied for in 1951. It took federal officials two years to 1953 to issue a patent. This was for a system called 'Safety Cushion Assembly.' In 1953 a man in Germany received a patent for a device called an 'In-flatable Cushion.' General Motors and Ford started experimenting with

inflatable restraint in the late 1950s. It wasn’t until the mid 1980s that SSR or Supplement Restraint Systems be-came a standard item on most vehicles. The federal gov-ernment mandated in 1998 that all cars had to have dual front air bags. General Motors installed in dash passen-ger air bags as early as 1972. Late that year GM installed its Experimental AIR CUSHION Restraint systems in

1,000, 1973 Chevrolet Impalas and Caprices that were sold to fleet cus-tomers, then evaluated a year later. The first car to use a standard air bag was the 1973 Oldsmobile Toronado also in 1974 GM offered air bags on some Oldsmobiles, Buicks and Cadillacs. This was a GM option and the cost was $225. Some of the problems they ran into were the redesigned center hubs on the steering wheels, very large for the day and they had 4 small horn buttons on the outer spokes of the steering wheel, and a relocated auxiliary glove box, since the original glove box was taken up by the air bag mechanism. After three years 1974-1976, GM had only built 10,000 cars with air bags in the three cars they were offered. So the option was dropped. Most didn’t have them, as GM was experimenting with them, and some of the early air bags actually resulted in some fa-talities, coming out with too much force. Now, air bags save thousands of lives each year. In 2006 Honda Motor Company offered an air bag system on some of their motorcycles, I have no idea how that worked. I hope this gives you something to think about. Also, don’t forget if you have something auto related or a car that you want to sell or trade, it's free for members to advertise in the Chesapeake Bulletin. Just give me a call or email me your information by the 15th of the month. --See ya, Gary!

Tech Talk With Technical Director, Gary Ruby JOIN THE TOUR !To A Private

Automobile Memorabilia

Collection

Wednesday January 17, 2018Elkridge, Maryland

– 9:00 am Assembly for Breakfast – Cracker Barrel Restaurant

1520 Nursery Road, Linthicum Heights, Maryland

- Carpool to Car Collection Location -After Tour - Lunch at Daniels Restaurant

5854 Washington Blvd. Elkridge, Maryland 21075

– PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED –Contact Activities Director, Phil Hack

Event Information: 410-292-3656 www.chesapeakeaaca.org/

COMING ATTRACTIONS


Chesapeake Region Antique Automobile Club of America, Monthly Membership Meeting Minutes, November 6, 2017

Respectfully submitted,

Tom Dawson, Secretary

The regular meeting of the Chesapeake Region of the AACA, (Club or CRAACA), was held at the Divinity Lutheran Church in Towson, Md., on November 6, 2017. There were 36 members in attendance.Welcome: President Paula Ruby – President Paula called the meeting to order at 7:34 P.M. President Paula remarked on the great turn out and welcomed everyone to the meeting. Con-gratulations were offered to Tom Young on the birth of his new

granddaughter, Charleigh Davis. Congratu-lations were also given to all those members who won awards at Hershey. President Paula remarked that the election ballots for next year’s officers are due tonight and the results will be announced at the banquet. She also announced that registration for the banquet is now closed. Secretary’s Report: Tom Dawson – Tom read

the minutes of the October Board meeting. A motion was made by Gene Sauter and seconded by Gary Ruby to approve the min-utes as read. The motion passed.Treasurer’s Report: Jack Treadwell – Jack gave his reports on both the regular Club account and the Convention account. Ken Stevenson made a motion to approve Jack’s report, seconded by Nancy Matheu. The motion passed and the report will be held for audit.Vice President’s Report: Al Zimmermann – Al remarked that after 20 years as a member, he made a concerted effort to par-ticipate in as many Club activities as possible this year, and that it was a very rewarding and fun effort. Conclusion, “you get out what you put in”.Activities Report: Phil Hack – Phil summed up the final events of the year concluding with the banquet coming up on November 12th and the Mayor’s Christmas Parade on December 3rd.Hen-ry Chaudron was very appreciative of the Club’s participation at the Tall Cedar’s Breakfast on November 4th. Phil reminded us of the Motor Trend Auto Show on February 8th through the 11th. President Paula also mentioned the National Convention in Phil-adelphia, also on February 8th through the 11th. Watch the Web Site and the Bulletin for new and established Club events, shows and activities. Membership/Legislative Report: Jim Lucas – Jim reports mem-bership consisting of 59 individual, 172 joint, 12 junior, and 7 student, totaling 422 as of this date. Jim also informed us of the Ocean City Md. city council’s intention to disallow the annual boardwalk cruise and use of the convention center due to the inappropriate behavior of some participants. (Think alcohol abuse). President Paula has submitted application for the Club to be considered for this year’s Kirkman Award for increased new membership.Technical Report: Gary Ruby – Gary informed us of the recall of millions of defective Kidde fire extinguishers. Check yours to see if it has a plastic handle, if so, it’s been recalled. Gary also gave us a tip on a zinc additive by Shell for older engines.Chief Judge’s Report: Gene Sauter – Gene relates that he just returned from Hilton Head, South Carolina where Charles Gil-lette’s V8 Cadillac took second place in it’s class. Congratulations Charles and Gene!Convention Report: Norm Heathcote – Norm states that every-thing is in order for the Spring Meet and that we are waiting for

National to release the registrations.Bulletin Report: Bill Wurzell – Bill states that sending the Bulle-tin out electronically is working very well and that, as always, he can use articles and or pictures to fill in for these coming winter months.Publicity/Web Site Report: Buzz Diehl – Buzz has been busy add-ing 2018 events to the web page as well as photos from the Sun-shine Grill Show. (Thanks Joanne for being O.D.). Buzz has also prepared the slide show for this year’s banquet.Director’s Report: Gary Wilmer – Gary reports that there is space for approximately 40 old cars in the lower lot at Friendly Farms for the banquet so please drive yours, weather permitting.Director’s Report: Tom Young – No report.Old Business: No old businessNew Business: A motion was made by Jack Treadwell and ap-proved by the membership to make this year’s donation at the convention in Philadelphia of $400.00 to the National AACA Li-brary. It was decided to hold our donation to the National AACA Building Fund until after our Spring Meet in July.

---- Thanks go out to Nancy Mattheu and Lynn Horn for coordi-nating and providing tonight’s refreshments.

There being no further business, Gary Ruby made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mike Bianco. The meeting was adjourned at 9:08 P.M.

Who the heck is this guy?

President: Paula Ruby2332 Mt. Ventus Road #1, Manchester, MD 21102-1128, 410.239.3492, [email protected] President: Al Zimmermann12887 Eagles View Road, Phoenix, MD 21131 410.560.0237, [email protected]: Thomas R. Dawson 1920 Gibson Road, White Hall, MD 21161 410.343.0215, [email protected]: Jack Treadwell 2034 Freeland Road, Freeland, MD 21053, 410.925.7024, [email protected]/Legislative Chairman: James Lucas 6209 Medora Road, Linthicum, MD 21090, 410.292.2198, [email protected] at Large: Gary Wilmer 52 North Houcksville Road, Hampstead, MD 21074, 410.239.2412, [email protected] Director at Large: Tom Young613 McHenry Road, Baltimore, MD 21208, 410.653.3108, [email protected] Chairman: Philip Hack220 Gateswood Road, Timonium, MD 21093, 410.292.3656, [email protected]

Elected & Appointed Officers For 2017Elected positions make up the Executive Board of the Club with full voting rights:

The Chesapeake Bulletin is published monthly and is the official newsletter of the Chesapeake Region AACA. Articles and comments are welcome and should be sent to the editor, Bill Wurzell at: [email protected], telephone: 410.750.0056 by the 15th of the month for inclusion in the current month’s edition. All ads must be submitted to Advertising Manager, Gary Ruby at: [email protected] tele-phone: 410.239.3492. If you have not received your copy of the Bulletin, contact the editor or any club officer. Event photos courtesy of Harold Diehl, Paula and Gary Ruby; Phil Hack, and Bill Wurzell; Proofreaders: Harold Diehl and James Turner Reprinting of articles and other items is permitted provided due credit is given to this publication, the author and photographer.

By: Margaret Werneth

I sent get well cards to Henry Chaudron, Sr., Read Van Zile, Wanda Garland and Gary Schlee. Sent a sympathy card to Ida Fields on the passing of her husband, Frank.


Chief Judge: Gene Sauter 8431 Old Frederick Road, Ellicott City, MD 21043-6120, 410.461.1354, [email protected] Chairman: Gary Ruby 2332 Mt. Ventus Road #1, Manchester, MD 21102-1128, 410.239.3492, [email protected] & Website Administrator: Harold ‘Buzz’ Diehl 6514 Ma-plewood Road, Baltimore, MD 21212, 410.377.5265, [email protected]/A.A.C.A. Reporter: Margaret Werneth9701 Oak Summit Avenue, Parkville, MD 21234,410.668.3749, [email protected]: J. Francis Werneth 9701 Oak Summit Avenue, Parkville, MD 21234, 410.668.3749, [email protected] Chesapeake Region Bulletin Editor: Bill Wurzell, 8801 Bosley Road, Suite 104, Ellicott City, MD 21043, 410.750.0056 [email protected]: Nancy Mattheu, Coordinator20600 York Road Parkton, MD. 21120 Home: 410.357.8481 [email protected]

SUNSHINE REPORT:

The Mayor And City Council Award Presented At Rockville

2017 Mayor and City Council Award Winner at Rockville Civic Center Park Car Show, October 14, 2018

1908 Buick Model G, 2-cylinderOwner: Peter Jakab

Who is the gal on the right?


Members of Chesapeake Region were shocked and saddened by the untimely passing of Terry L. Materazzi, beloved wife for 52 years of long-serving club of-ficer and board member, Daniel Mater-azzi. Terry was also a loving and devoted mother to Danetta Materazzi and Todd Materazzi (Joise), dear sister of Frances Nadzan, Carl Gross, Bina Phillipini and the late Lena Lepore. Mrs. Materazzi is also survived by numerous nieces, neph-ews and a host of friends. Terry was fond of her grandpuppy, 'Sandy.' She was an active volunteer for the St. Louis Parish, Clarksville Garden Club. A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Monday, November 27 at St. Louis Cath-olic Church in Clarksville, Maryland.

Phil and Shelly Hack pose in front of their most recent acquisition, a 1947 Chevrolet Woodie wagon.

Rick and Karen Berger arrived in their 1966 Chev-rolet Impala 327, 4 speed, Super Sport convertible.

Murray Cole chauffeured his cousin Pat,Willis and Jan Terrett, in his 1951 Packard straight 8 sedan.

Bob Lenio arrived in his 1968 Plymouth Sport Suburban wagon, heater and radio the only options.

Charley and Lois Poole arrived in their nifty. 1965 Ford Falcon Futura V8 powered station wagon.

Doris and Ray Eller, arrived in their little red Chevrolet Corvette convertible.

The dapper and personable Franklin Gage arrived in his award winning 1966 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan.

Owen and Wanda Garland arrived in classic style in their 1955 Ford Thunderbird.

The owner of this 1954 Plymouth Belvedere sedan was a mystery, for a while, its Bud Sammis’ ride!

Buzz Diehl capatured a shot of the parking lot of old cars from inside the Friendly Farm Restaurant.

The Stevenson’s 1947 Ford custom convertible, sits next to the Franklin’s 1956 Ford custom F-1 pickup.

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RETURN TO EDITOR:8801 Bosley Road, Suite 104Ellicott City, MD 21043

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