PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Paul Winchester

With the Orange County Model A Ford Club Pancake Breakfast and the Lakeside Parade behind

us, I feel like summer is just around the corner. Both events were well attended, Stan and Judy

Boyer got us to Orange without any rain and Jim Tabor did a fine job of getting us to Lakeside on

time for the parade.

Parade season is here, get your car ready and don’t forget to bring all your “Bling” (referring to

flashy, ostentatious, or elaborate ornamented accessories,) that you can put on your car for a pa-

rade.

We hope the April showers brought May flowers to Borrego Springs for our overnight trip on Saturday May 14th it’s

not too late to sign up.

June 19th to 24th is the MAFCA Convention in Loveland Colorado. June 26th to July 1st is the MARC Meet in

Toledo Ohio. Why not go to both?

We continue to have several club members who are ill and need your good thoughts and prayers.

I hope to see you at the May 13th meeting. The May membership drawing is up to $30.00.

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P.O. BOX 19805 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92159 MAY 2016

San Diego Model A Ford Club Inc. Celebrating over 50 years of Model A’ing

UPCOMING EVENTS: Mark your calendar

MAY: 1 All Ford Picnic Santee Lakes

8 HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY to all our MOMS

13 Business Meeting 7 pm San Carlos Rec.

14-15 Borrego Springs overnight tour

21 Tierrasanta Parade

Hubley Races in San Bernadino sponsored

by Pomona & Paradise Valley clubs

30 Kensington Memorial Day Parade JUNE: 4 La Mesa Parade

10 Meeting 7 pm San Carlos Rec. Center

11 Lantern Crest Car Display

18 Monte Vista car Display& Lunch

19 Father’s Day Car Display in Bonita

19-24 MAFCA National Convention, Loveland CO.

JULY: 4 Parade, Parades, Parades…..

8 Business Meeting San Carlos Rec. Center

QUAIL CALL

Published monthly by San Diego Model A Ford Club

All articles submitted for publication should reach the editor

before the 25th of each month. All articles become the property

of San Diego Model A Ford Club and are subject to corrections

or revisions. Permission granted to reprint articles.

You will find past and present issue of the Q.C. on the website

EDITOR Valarie Basham

9271 Huntington Ave.

San Diego, Ca. 92123-3124

(858) 278-6317

E-mail:dcmomof12@aol.com

WEB SITE www.sdmodelaclub.com or

www.sandiegomodelaclub.com

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Membership Ed Woodruff (619) 660-8252

Fashions Patty Winchester (619) 504-4508

Refreshments Shari Hughes (619) 723-6171

Joan Dainer (619) 440-4245

Cor. Secretary Karen Wittkop (619) 442-5552

Property Reen Kotas (858) 278-8178

Ways & Means Dave Francis (619) 966-9040

Merchandise Betsy Johnson (619) 280-2492

Rec. Rep. JudyJo Beardslee (619) 465-9513

Defender, Ray Beardslee (619) 465-9513

Mail-box Ray Beardslee (619) 465-9513

So. Ca. Rep. John Frazee (760) 729-4865

Web Master Dave Johnson (619) 921-9405

CLUB MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 19805 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92159

Model A Restorers Club

6721 Merriman Road,

Garden Grove Michigan 48135

(734) 427-9050

E-mail: modelarestorers@sbcglobal.net

Website: www.modelaford.org Dues are $45.00 per calendar year.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT Paul Winchester (619) 599-3116

VICE PRES. Jim Taber (619) 447-7801

SECRETARY JoBeth Stelzer (619) 851-9670

TREASURER Steve Lovell (858) 277-0216

TOURS Stan Boyer (619) 224-5386

TECHNICAL Ian Bowman (619) 261-0185

PAST PRES. Dave Johnson (619) 921-9405

Board Meetings are held quarterly: see Quail

Call for dates and location. All member are

welcome to attend, just let the host or hostess

know you are coming.

Model A Ford Club of America

250 S. Cypress Street

La Habra, Ca. 90631-5515

(562) 697-2712

E-mail: info@mafca.com

Website: www.mafca.com

Dues are $40.00 per calendar year.

BUSINESS MEETING HELD THE 2ND FRIDAY San Carlos Recreation Center

OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 PM 6445 Lake Badin Ave.

San Diego, Ca. (619) 527-3443

The San Diego Model A Ford Club was first founded in 1957 by a few dedicated Model A owners. Our pur-

pose is to help preserve the Model A, which was in production by the Ford Motor Company from 1928-1931.

Ownership of a Model A is not a requirement for membership in the club. Membership dues are $30.00 per

calendar year. Membership in one of the National Clubs is mandatory (either MARC or MAFCA) and the re-

sponsibility of each member. Contact information to join a National Club is listed below:

San Diego Model A Club

Business Meeting -April 8. 2016

Meeting began at 7:00

President’s Report: Paul Winchester- Welcome, Pledge of Allegiance. Thanks to Stan and

Judy for another great tour with Rolls and Bentleys. Please join us at the MAFCA conventions

and get your registration in. There is also the MARC convention starting on June 26 in Perrysburg, Ohio. At

the Board Meeting we talked about where the Mystery Part and Membership money will come from. It was

decided Paul and Ian will submit a bill for reimbursement a few times a year. Although the weather is a little

shaky we do have some members driving up to Orange County Pancake breakfast.

Merchandise: Betsy Johnson-Nayola filled in for Betsy and explained that you can phone in you orders.

There are examples of the merchandise on the club web site. Please order soon to get items in time for the

convention.

Sunshine Update: Valarie Basham gave us an update on some of members feeling under the weather. Roxie

Faust is doing better after back surgery. Jerriann Taber is also improving and still planning on attending the

Loveland convention. Shari Hughes is doing better with her knee. And Valarie said she will be walking with-

out her boot come Monday.

Refreshments: Joan Dainer: We have a great variety of yummy treats, including homemade bread from Patty

Winchester.

Ways & Means: Dave Frances- We have some special donation from C.W. Moss donated a 28/29 radiator

cap. Also a ford fabric apron. Side mirrors, Sea Foam, floor mats from Ray. Vintage Rodger Kipling books.

And a $20.00 Sears gift card for the door prize.

Parades: Jim Taber- Lakeside on April 23. Tierrasanta May 21, La Mesa Flag Day June 4th, Greenwood on

June 19th. And Lantern Crest on June 11th. We will be meeting with the T-bird club and driving in together.

Lunch is free for the driver and $2.00 for every additional entrée. Bud Swartwood also gave us information on

an event at Gillespie on April 30th, meeting at 8:50 – 11:00. Also a display of tractors and trucks from the

Campo museum.

Tours: Stan and Judy Boyer- Orange County Pancake Breakfast. Borrego tour on May 14th, 28 people are

signed up. With11 Model A’s. If you are interested in going, just call the Borrego Springs Resort @ 1-760-

767-5700 and let the front desk know you are with the Model A Club for our discount.

Quail Call Editor: Valarie Basham- Only one newsletter from the Pomona A’s. The All Ford Picnic is com-

ing up. Swap Meet in Sept. and Hubley Event on May 21st.

Treasurer’s Report: Steve Lovell- Shared the balances of the checking and savings accounts. Bills were ap-

proved to be paid for Merchandise, Refreshments, Badges and Quail Call.

Membership: Ed Woodruff- Tom Hurley was presented with a 40 year MAFCA membership award. New

member Brain Mackey and his fiancé Jessica Le have a 1929 wood panel delivery truck. 66 members in at-

tendance.

Era Fashions and Lifestyles: Patty Winchester- Topic- Delivery, bread, milk and Ice trucks. Patty provided

many wonderful pictures of trucks and also what delivery workers wore. Arlyn Bieber shared his Buddy L toy

milk truck and a little background on the Buddy L brand. Judy Beardslee, shared her collection of milk bot-

tles from San Diego county. Gene Amy provided ice tongs. Next month’s topic Stoves, washing machines

and aprons.

Technical: Ian Bowman- ??Does gas burn?? No but gas vapors do. Topic- Carburetors. Types like Zenith and

Tillson. One common problem is the rust from the gas tank clogging the carburetor. Joan Minneck won the

Mystery Part drawing.

Membership Drawing -Norman Thrush’s name was picked but he was not in attendance to collect the

$20.00.

Jokester: Bob Bowie sent us home laughing. Meeting concluded at 8:37 pm .

Respectfully Submitted, JoBeth Stelzer, Recording Secretary

TOURS: Stan & Judy Boyer

ORANGE COUNTY OVERNIGHT & PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Saturday April 9th & Sunday April 10th , 2016 On Saturday morning a group of us, including 5 Model A’s, headed north on I-5. We

made a scheduled stop in Carlsbad at the Green Dragon Restaurant with what was sup-

posed to be just a few minutes. Unfortunately one of the “A”s wasn’t able to restart so four of our club members

tried valiantly to trouble shoot the problem. After about an hour the only remaining option was to have the car towed

to Hansen’s in Ramona. Thanks go to Reen Kotas, Richard Books, Paul Winchester, and Rich Stelzer for their ef-

forts. We arrived in Orange around noon and had lunch at Watson’s (a ’50s style soda fountain and café). Rich and

JoBeth pointed out to me that Kelly Rippa was standing next to them while we were outside waiting to be seated.

After lunch a number of us walked around the Plaza shopping area and a couple of the guys went over to CW Moss.

Around 3:30 we met at the motel and had appetizers hosted by Rich and JoBeth. Sunday morning we drove over to

Hart Park for the pancake breakfast followed by the raffle with many nice items for the lucky winners. Some of the

members of our club who won raffle prizes were Reen Kotas, Valarie Basham, Richard Books, the Stelzers, the Fra-

zee’s, Ed Poffenberger and the Francis’. During the raffle drawing it rained lightly for about half an hour but fortu-

nately not the gully-washer that the weather forecasters had predicted -- dodged another one! Mileage on Saturday

goes to: Richard & Janet Books, Joann Edwards (et al, part way), John & Diane Frazee, Reen Kotas, Rich & JoBeth

Stelzer, and Paul & Patty Winchester. Mileage on Sunday goes to: Ray Beardslee. Participation on Saturday

goes to: Valarie Basham, Stan & Judy Boyer, Bob & Jeanette Bowie, Joann Edwards +4, Roy & Dalene Jensen, and

Ed Poffinberger. Participation on Sunday goes to: Dave & Kris Francis, Gary Karr, and Steve& Nancy Lovell.

UPCOMING TOUR: BORREGO OVERNIGHT Saturday

May 14th & Sunday May 15th

So far we have 30 people signed up to go and possibly two more. It

should be a nice ride out to Borrego Springs. Hopefully if we get

some more rain in April we should see some beautiful wild flowers

in bloom. If you are not on the sign-up list but want to go, call or

email Stan or Judy Boyer to put you on the list. Also, call the Bor-

rego Springs Resort @ 1-760-767-5700 to make your room reserva-

tion. Tell the person who answers that you are with the San Diego

Model-A Ford Club to get the special package discount. We hope

you can join us!

JUNE: NO SCHEDULED TOUR (for those who are going to the MAFCA Convention in Loveland, Colorado,

this will be the “tour” for June). There is a parades and several car displays to support in June, several that will finan-

cially benefit the club. Please help support our club by attending one or more of these events.

A LITTLE RAIN

A

LITTLE SUN

LOTS OF FUN

PARADES & Car Displays: Jim Taber

Lakeside Parade: Well we successfully made

it thru the first parade of the season, with 15

cars and new member Brian Mackey hitched a

ride with Chuck Niemeyer.

Here is a little article about the Lakeside Parade

submitted by Bill Corson :

Recently I submitted an article alluding to kindness

toward your model A. I decided to put my coupe to

the test to see if it would reciprocate while partici-

pating in the Lakeside Rodeo Days parade. It was a

glorious cloudless morning when Richard Potts and

I ventured down the hill with that destination in

mind. I got a little concerned when knowing rain

was not predicted, I detected what I thought were

sprinkles on the windshield. It did not take long to

realize water was gurgling from the radiator cap.

The faster I went the more it came out.

An inspection at the Target parking lot staging area revealed a faulty cap gasket. Not a major problem, just a nui-

sance to clean from the hood, fenders, and windshield before start of the parade, especially since I had added cool-

ant to the water. I knew Richard had been following me most of the way but did not know his 1930 pick-up was

also catching my spray.

As the rest of the group began to arrive I noticed Ron Peterson was also cleaning goop off his vehicle. I was certain

I did not contaminate his because he resides in La Jolla, a far piece from the section of I-8 we traveled. It appears

he may have a problem similar to mine.

As one who looks for an easy way out of most situations, I surmised why not drain the coolant from the radiator and

replace it with window cleaning solution? That way when it blows out the top all I have to do is gently wipe it off. It

was suggested by other club members that a more practical fix is to replace the worn gasket with a new one. Who

would have thunk that? I guess I will go that route.

P.S. The parade went well, thanks to Jim Taber for coercing the officials into putting the club in division 1.

Bill Corson Editor’s note: Hard Luck Trophy Time, Bill ? There are no pictures, & I guess there was no delay!

UPCOMING PARADES & DISPLAYS : Tierrasanta Parade on May 21. Current plans will be to meet at Abby’s BBQ 9353 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. (corner

of Clairemont Mesa Blvd and Ruffin Rd) for a 8:45 am departure, so we can arrive at the staging area by 9:00 am.

Parade starts at10am.

Kensington Memorial Day Parade is May 30th, meeting at I-Hop Mission Valley, 2169 Fenton Pkwy, departing

at 9:15am for a 10:30 parade. Don’t forget your RED, WHITE and BLUE.

Following that, we have the La Mesa Flag day Parade on June 4, meeting at the old Coco’s @ 5550 Lake Murray

Blvd. departing at 8;30am, parade starts at 10:00.

On June 11, There will be a car display at Lantern Crest retirement home in Santee. Bud Swartwood has volunteered

to lead that one as we are planning to be out of town.

Monta Vista Car Display will be Sat. June 18th: more details next month

June 19th, Father’s Day display at Villa Bonita Assisted Living in Chula Vista from 11am-1pm. The address is

3434 Bonita Rd, just south of the 54 & east of the 805 We will meet there at 10:30 to get the cars in place. They will

be making a cash donation to the club, as well as providing us with lunch. We need 10 or more cars, please join us.

TECHNICAL TALK: Ian Bowman

Spring PM’s It’s Spring time in San Diego! Time to box up the heavy winter jackets, store the snow shovel and

put the block heater back on the shelf. It’s also time to get you’re A’s ready for Tour and Parade

season.

MAFCA online has some great resources. If you don’t already have a garage full of instruction

books, there is a list on MAFCA of 31 books, guides and tips. https://www.mafca.com/ref_books.html

There is also a link to an index of the Ford Instruction Books that outline the changes from year to year. You can

even see the French and Australian manuals.

https://www.mafca.com/tqa_instructionbooks.html

The downloads page ( https://www.mafca.com/ref_downloads.html ) has an index of articles for how to restore

your A ( https://www.mafca.com/downloads/Indexes/How2Index-all.pdf ). From another downloads page ( http://

www.mafca.com/downloads/ ) you can see a copy of the PM checks ( http://www.mafca.com/downloads/

Maintenance_Checklist.pdf ) from the Model A Ford Mechanics Handbook by Les Andrews.

The checks are broken down into Every Fuel Stop, Monthly, 500 Miles and the like. For the next meeting, I plan on

discussing with the Club best practices for those that are driving fewer miles in their A. Beyond the visual checks

of the oil, water, engine and fan, there is changing the crankcase oil. The Handbook recommends every 500 miles

but I would guess that this is because most are not daily drivers and drive less than 500 miles per year. I’ve not yet

read through all of it, but the Rocky Mountain A Club has published an extensive article on oil and changes

http://rmaford.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/396/files/2012/01/Which_Oil_to_Use_Update_Summary.pdf and

http://rmaford.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/396/files/2012/01/

WHICH_OIL_TO_USE_by_Russert_and_Wiedeman_Rev_C_Mar_2012.pdf

And by the way – a good article regarding changing oil for your modern is http://www.edmunds.com/car-care/stop-

changing-your-oil.html

SEMINAR : Saturday May 7th We will have a technical seminar on Saturday May 7th at 10:00 am at the home of new member Brian Mackey,

he is so ready to start putting together his 1929 Wood Panel Model A Truck which came to him in boxes. Let’s

help identify the parts and pieces that will become his Model A. Address is 8818 Wigwam Court, 92071. It's in

Santee just north of the 52 and 125 interchange. Please let Ian know that you will be attending so he will have

enough coffee and donuts for all. c: 619-261-0185 e: ian@sdbci.com

MODEL A MYSTERY PART: Keeping the trend going with “slow pitch right over the plate” parts and with the theme of PM’s – here is your

Mystery Part of the Month! Identify the part and send an email to ian@sdbci.com with your answer. Your answer

may be the part name or an accurate description. Take a guess if you want – the most creative wrong answer will

receive honorable mention. The names of those who correctly identify the part will be placed in a box for a drawing

at the next meeting. Remember you must also attend the meeting to receive the $10 award. Good luck!

Have a great month all!

1928 ERA FASHIONS & LIFETYLES 1931: Patty Winchester:

Appliances in the 1920’s and 1930’s

Can You Think of any More?

If you have any like these, or you have any that are not mentioned here,

please plan on bringing them to the meeting and…. lets share!

APRONS, APRONS, APRONS

Aprons have been about for many years, even centuries.

But, interestingly, in the very beginning they were

mostly used by men. By the depression era, because women had few dresses, they

wore aprons, to keep their dresses clean while cooking and cleaning. If unex-

pected company dropped by, they would just untie their apron, and feel as if their

dress was clean. Aprons also were worn for many of the varied chores that

needed to be done. NEXT MONTH-JUNE: Weddings in the 20’s and the 30’s. We have a wedding dress already! Thinking: invi-

tations, wedding pictures of the era, newspaper announcements, etc! Would love to have pictures of a whole

wedding party, if possible!

Back-Up Engine

A photo taken during the recent Roll’s and Bent’s tour

shows club members admiring a Model A engine displayed

in the bed of Ray Beardslee’s roadster pick-up. I surmise

that since his truck had to be hauled half way home from

the Orange County Pancake Breakfast last year due to an

engine failure he decided to play it safe and Carry a

spare. Good thinking Ray.

Bill Corson (of course)

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Phrases from the Past (All In A Name)

When a girl had an active social life and flitted around with many different men it was said she went out with every

Tom, Dick, and Harry.

I knew such a person who did just that, until she decided to settle down with someone who was Frank and Ernest.

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2016 O.C. Tour Etc.

I had intended to participate in the Orange County Pancake breakfast

(they call them flap-jacks where I come from), but I was presented with a bet-

ter offer by my Grand-daughter’s Husband, who is interning as a doctor and

invited me to witness a group hemorrhoid-ectomy Session at Patton State hos-

pital for the criminally insane. A real heart-stopper. Who could turn that down?

Just kidding. Consider it a belated April fools joke. Actually I was attending a

law enforcement retirees function out of the area.

Now that I am on the topic of hospitals, It has been brought to my at-

tention several of our club members have been languishing in and out of them

recently. I extend my best wishes For a speedy recovery for one and all.

I doubt anybody would have noticed my absence at the pancake break-

fast any how. I have not been called up to the winners table to collect a draw-

ing prize in years but, it is nice to see so many fellow San Diego members come back with parts they can not live

another day without. Congratulations to those falling into that category. Bill Corson

$30

May Anniversaries Terry

Terry & Carol Thrush May 16, 1976

David & Betsy Johnson May 23, 1987

Dave & Sherill Kelsen May 20, 1989

Richard & Debbie Keele May 24, 1997

Refreshments: Shari Hughes &

Joan Dainer

Valarie Basham Betsy Johnson

Karen Richardson Billie Bonnoront

Ed Poffenberger aka Anne

May Birthdays

MEMBERSHIP DRAWING:

Terry, Carol & Irvin Thrush and

Casper (therapy cat) were at the last

meeting and left early. After the

break Norman Thrush’s name was drawn

from the box. That’s bitter - sweet because he was

not there and the family didn’t even have a chance to

give him a hard time about it. The pot is now worth

$30.00, you could be a winner. Come to the May

13th meeting and you could go home with $$$$$ in

your pocket (if your name is drawn)! GOOD LUCK

Former member Evelyn Thefeld has de-

cided to sale their '28 Tudor Sedan. Don

purchased it in 2004 and since his death the

family has continued to maintain it but drives it on

the road only a couple of times a year. It's a great

touring car, and they hate to see it go, it was Don's

proud and joy! Stock Model A engine, alternator,

yellow wheels with white walls, maroon paint and

black fenders. Asking $16,000.00, car is in the

Lakeside area of town. Please contact her son,

David Thefeld at 619-445-5353 —————————————————————————-

Bill Cañedo a former member is selling his Model

A coupe, with rumble seat. I'll list a few things it

has; new light brown paint (2015), new upholstery, 8

books plus original owners manual, 4 tools including

a Model A wrench. Mechanically sound- several

new parts- new tires. Rumble seat lid needs some

adjustment to close. Anyone interested I'll describe

other items included in the sale. Total price for the

car is $13,200. Bill Canedo 619-421-4909

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Karen is selling her ‘28 Roadster pickup truck,

newly rebuild engine (Hansen’s Garage) less then

500 miles on it. Asking $12.000.

Karen Wittkop 619-442-5552

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Near complete Disassembled “A” engine $250.00

obo, Jimm Kiklis 619-670-1556

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4 white wall tires 4.75 x 19 used only while rebuild-

ing Model A have extra spare as well. All 5 tires

$200. Mike Hughes 619-807-8689

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Model A Jim Beam Decanters (full), in plastic boxes

$50.00 each. Karen Wittkop 619-442-5552

WELCOME

Welcome Brian Mackey & fiancé Jessica

Le, their wedding is in Aug. Brian pur-

chased a ‘29 Wood Panel Truck, it’s in

boxes and he is finding he has lots of

extra parts too. Brian is ready to get it put together

and back on the road. Please add them to your 2016

Roster; 8818 Wigwam Court

Santee, Ca. 92071

858-699-2219 or Email: bmacpolo@gmail.com

8 Avalee Webb

11 Joan Minnick

12 Roger Phillips

17 Fred Dacy

Jennifer Rothstein

18 Kim Synder

19 Carmen Graham

20 Ron Polk

21 Carol Weckman

Kim Sweeting

23 Thomas Lazar

24 Ron McGuire

27 Janine Lowe

30 Mary Sproat Hmielvskie

Mother wore an ample apron, to cover her clean dress. She’d tell you that’s what it was for if you asked her, I would

guess

But that apron had more uses, than I could even count. It brought in eggs and vegetables and could hold

a large amount.

I’ve seen her us that apron, to wipe her dripping brow. As she labored over the big range that’s just an antique now..

Her apron could bring giggles, in a game of peek-a-b00.

With her newest, sweet grandbaby as she hid her face from view.

When we kids were hurt or crying, we’d run to find her lap. She’d wipe the falling tears away, with a bit of apron flap.

That apron dusted tables and shooed away the flies

It did just fine as oven mitts, to take out bubbling pies.

But the greatest of the treasures, that old apron could hold, Was the endless LOVE from MOTHER abiding in each fold.

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY To all our Mom’s

Don’t forget to support our advertisers

There is a new clothing flyer available

If you are going to the MAFCA Convention

Order your items ASAP —- Call Betsy today

HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE NEXT MEETING

FRIDAY May 13TH

THANK YOU

I am recuperating nicely from my recent spine surgery,

and would like to thank everyone for your kind

thoughts and get well cards. See you in Borrego.

Roxy Faust

Karen Wittkop is home and feeling much better after a

short hospital stay. Chemo has been much rougher on

her this time around. Hang in there Karen.

CHANGES

Please Note these changes in your 2016 Roster:

Richard Books new cell number is 619-990-5878

Janet Books new cell number is 619-990-5360

In the Service Directory Section

Under Pin-stripping Victor Cordero

New phone number 619-435-3339

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Give Mom the Royal Treatment this Mother’s Day

Treat here like the Queen she is….

Call the chauffer and get out the Model A Town Car