The Award Winning Monthly Newsletter of Corvette Super SportsWWW.Corvettesupersports.com

Under The RadarVolume 59 Number 3March, 2018

Happy BelatedSt. Patrick’s Day!

Officers 2018 President …………..……Tony Schavone Vice-President…………..…Wayne HeardSecretary….……….….………………..TBDTreasurer…….……….Monica Valparaiso NCCC Governor…..…..………Joe Orrico Webmaster…….….…….Douglas MarianiNewsletter Editor…….………Debra Ruby

Board of Governors

Sal Cruz Ron DeBartolomeisGary Maleski Laura Schavone John Spurr Donna Stewart

Committee Chair Banquet………..……………Marcia Lynch Car Show…………….…Brian Valparaiso & Brad Lee Care & Kindness….…. Marsha Gallavan Charity………………….…Will Grohmann Clothing………………Monica Valparaiso Historians……………..……… Jan Works Meeting Hostess……….. Donna Stewart Membership……………………..……TBD Public Relations…………Richard Cheek Raffle.…………………….…..…………TBD Sergeant at Arms….Ron DeBartolomeis Sponsor Rep………..Nelson BetancourtTrophies/Awards……………Tom Cuccio

Car Show Champion Rally Champion Auto Cross champion

We are a car club made up of Corvette owners with a passion for a finedriving machine, with the goal to participate in and support auto-relatedactivities, such as: car shows, auto-crossing, rallies, drag racing, caravans,cruises, parades, etc.

CSS is incorporated as a non-profit organization in the County of Orange,California.

We support (N.C.C.C.) National Council of Corvette Clubs, NationalCorvette Museum, several social, civic, and charitable organizations.

http://www.calicintoranch.org/https://www.patriotsandpaws.org/

https://www.stepsocal.org/http://www.hishouseoc.org/1cms2/

Ronald McDonald House https://www.rmhc.org/

Who We Are

CSS Family Updates

Goodbye Bert and Dianne Wiest. We’ll miss you!

We Support

CSS Upcoming Events 2018April 13-15 Long Beach Grand Prix

April 19-21 Corvettes of Bakersfield 21st Gambler’s Classic Car Show

April 28 The Vette Set Inc. Vette Set Car Show in Redondo Beach

April 29 Enderle Center Car Show

May 5 Chino Airport – Free, Vettes, Hotrods, and Air Show – Register by April 27th, it’s FREE

May 12 Vapor Trails Low Speed Auto Cross

May 20 Muckenthaler – We have our own spot for all of our club Corvettes & Plastic Fantastic Car Show - $30

May 26 Lake Elsinore Storm Baseball Game - $10 ticket for game, $4 parking

Please let us know of any events of interest to Club members.

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* SAVE your POP TOPS from cans forthe Ronald McDonald House! *

* Please bring your pop tops to our nextmeeting and give them to Dianne.

Thanks!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Upcoming Event for CSS - June 9, 2018

Hi CSS members,

We have a special opportunity to see a great car collection that belongs to Tom Malloy who isthe owner of Trench Shoring Co.

Tom Malloy was introduced to racing as a child by his dad Emmett J. Malloy who owned twoopen wheel race cars and built and owned Carrell Speedway in Gardena, California, and who in thenext couple of weeks will be inducted into the Sprint Car Hall of Fame.

Tom has been lucky enough to have shown and raced his cars all over the United States, andeven foreign countries such as England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and France.

Now Corvette Super Sports has a unique opportunity to see this personal collection on June 9,2018 at 9 a.m. in Corona. There will be a slight admission fee collected at the door: $10 for men, andwomen and children are admitted free of charge.

There will be a sign up at the next general meeting for those who want to go. More details willbe forth coming. This promises to be an exciting event.

Gary J. Maleski CSS Board Member

The VP’s Column

The VP's WordBy Wayne Heard

Hi fellow Super Sports Members !!!

We have several events coming up in April and May.

In April we have:7th - 8th – March AFB (this one is on our web page)8th – LAPD 1st responders – run to remember13th – 15th – Long Beach GP with Corvette Corral19th – 21st – Corvettes of Bakersfield LaughlinGambler’s Classic – There will be a caravan28th – 43rd Vette Set Car Show – Redondo Beach -$30

For May:5th – Chino Airport – Free, Vettes, Hotrods, and AirShow – Register by April 27th, it’s FREE12th – Vapor Trails Low Speed Auto Cross20th – Muckenthaler – We have our own spot for allof our club Corvettes20th – Plastic Fantastic Car Show - $3026th – Lake Elsinore Storm Baseball Game - $10ticket for game, $4 parking

Gary Maleski is planning an exciting new event. This is arare opportunity to see Tom Malloy’s Race Car Collection.The price will be $10 for men, women and children free. Iwill say more about this at the general meeting. He’s acolorful guy with lots of interesting stories to tell.

If there are any particular shows you plan on attending,please let me know and we can organize it so we can all gotogether.

This year we would like to plan more events we canparticipate in as a club. If you have an idea for an event andare willing to head it up, please let me know. We will helpyou organize it.

See you next month, and take care everyone !!!!

Wayne

PresidentTony

We are almost into April which means one quarter of theyear is behind us. As Wayne will report, we have a fullmonth of events in April. Make sure all of you look theseevents over and make plans to attend one or more.

The Club will be voting for a new Secretary at our April 3rd

meeting to replace Burt Wiest. Bert is one of the mostorganized persons I know. Dianne and Bert will be missed.Thanks to both of them for their hard work and loyalty to theClub.

An auto related story that most people haven’t heard aboutis the destruction of a lot of automobiles as the result ofHurricane Harvey, when it went through Houston Texas lastyear. Houston was hit with 52 inches of rain. Up to a millioncars were destroyed by the flooding. Dealerships saved thebest classics, but most cars were all lost.

McRee Ford saved the owner’s 1965 Mustang Convertibleand some GT350s Ford Motor Company insisted that allwater-soaked cars be crushed – all 450 of them. Some carswould start and run but all the warning lights came on andwould require a lot of time and money to get them back onthe road.

Ferraris, a Rolls-Royce Phantom, Teslas, Porches and otherexotics were victims of water.

Of the ten Chevrolet dealers in Houston, how may Corvettesdo you suppose were lost? Hundreds! (This info was copiedin part from “Car and Driver” magazine.)

TonySave the Wave

Answer to February Trivia Question: In what year did theCorvette Assembly Plant only build one (1) Torch RedCorvette? 2005. It was sold by the Corvette Museum toMontana Collector, David Ressler

March Trivia Question: What year was the 1st signed limitededition in Corvette history. Who signed it?

Corvette Time Line: March 24th, 1956 - The Sebring racefrom last month. Two of the four entries finished the race in9th and 15th overall.

Pam DeForrest

Running for Secretary

When we joined this club over a year ago, Ithought what a bunch of friendly, nice people. Wehave been to almost all the meeting since wejoined but, we have not been able to participatewith many of the outings. The few that we havebeen able to go on have been so much fun. Iknow that I have not gotten to know many of you,so I wanted to let you know a little bit about me.

I've been working for 50 years. Anything that I putmy mind to, I do with full conviction and wanteverything to be perfect. I'm kind of anal aboutthat too! I worked as a Hairdresser for 16 yearsafter high school, but wanted something a littlemore structured and joined corporate America. Iworked for a big telecommunications companyand was constantly approached to take on morefunctions that would benefit other departments. Iwas sent to a weeklong school to become afacilitator for the office meetings. I was also askedto take notes for other department meetings. Inthe 15 years there, I worked my way up in thecompany. I started in the training department thenbecame Supervisor of our dispatch department. Ithen became Manager of the West CoastContracts department. Finishing up as a ProjectManager to many high profile customers. Some ofmy accounts were Costco, Nextel and the St. ofArizona. I was responsible in making all the phonesystems across the country and state installed thesame. I joined Bill in our company 12 years ago.Our business was growing and he needed a righthand woman. That was me. We run a verysuccessful manufacturing company.

I am detail orientated. Dedicated. A team player.

Marge Huhta

Running for Secretary

I volunteered to run for secretary because I wantto help the club. I served 2 1/2 years as CSS trea-surer and co-chaired several car shows at Con-nell. I also served on the board of directors of anational non-profit corporation as CFO and over-saw a multi-million dollar budget. As a retired ele-mentary school teacher I know how to keepaccurate notes and detailed records for CSS.

Thank you,Marge

CSS General Meeting MinutesMarch 6, 2018

Officers present: Tony Schavone, Bert Wiest, MonicaValparaiso, Debra Ruby, Douglas Mariani, Wayne Heard

Board members present: Dianne Wiest, Laura Schavone,Donna Stewart, John Spurr, Sal Cruz, Gary Maleski

Members Present: 53

Raffle by: 50/50

Goodies by: Brenda Kalb, Debra Ruby and JenniferSpencer.

A quorum was declared present by Secretary Bert Wiest.

Sargeant-at-Arms, Ron DeBartolomeis called the meeting toorder at 1858 and led the assemblage in the Pledge ofAllegiance.

President Tony, warmly welcomed all, thanking them fortheir attendance.

Donna Stewart introduced our guests, Bob and MarilynBeiber.

Jennifer Spencer received her 10 year pin.

Tony introduced Sophia from Calicinto Ranch. Sophia gavea brief talk about Calicinto Ranch and what they do. Theyhost children of incarcerated parents providing intervention.She read several letters written by the kids to their parentsas well as a letter from a parent. The club presented Sophiawith our contribution for 2017.

Bert Wiest tendered his resignation.

Dinner raffle was won by Marcia Lynch.

Monica Valparaiso gave the treasurers report.

VP Wayne Heard announced the birthdays for Tom Cuccio,Sarah Cheek, Richard Cheek, Bert Wiest, Don Prichard, WillGrohmann, Sherry Anderson, Phil Anderson, Teresa Cruz,and Ron DeBartolomeis. There were no anniversaries forMarch.

Wayne also reported on the upcoming activities: March 18,Whittier Classic; March 24, Westminster Car Show; April 8,Run to Remember; April 13-15, Long Beach Grand Prix;April 19-21, Corvettes of Bakersfield 21st Gambler’s ClassicCar Show; April 28, The Vette Set Car Show in RedondoBeach; May 5, Jets, Vettes, Hotrods Car Show; May 12,Vapor Trails Low Speed Auto Cross; May 20, Muckenthaler;May 26, Lake Elsinore Storm Baseball Game.

Tony reported the Run to Remember is for the families offirst responders who have lost their lives.

Tony reported on the upcoming Muckenthaler Car Showand the Corvette Corral.

Debra Ruby reported on the Downey HS Open House forthe Automotive Program on March 28th. Details will beemailed and on the website. There will be a shortdemonstration by the Manufacturing Production Class with asmall gift at the end for attending.

Dianne Wiest reported that Marsha Gallavan will beassuming Care and Kindness. Will Grohmann will assumeCharities. Karen DeBartolomeis will assume the duties ofheading up the meeting goodies.

Douglas Mariani announced the new group email for theclub and the website is up to date.

Debra Ruby thanked all for their contributions to thenewsletter this month.

Richard Cheek said there was nothing to report yet, but willreport soon when the car show gets moving.

Brian Valparaiso reported on the Car Show progress. BuenaPark Mall is where the car show will be.

Tony reported that May 26 will be when the club attends theLake Elsinore Storm baseball game.

Dave MacDonough reported on Corvette Super Shots.

Nelson Betancourt will be our new Sponsor Representative.

The Clean Car Awards will resume next month.

Raffle winners were: Brenda Kalb, Monica Valparaiso, RosieValparaiso (twice!), Dave MacDonough, Jean Pence andJudi Spurr.

The meeting adjourned at 2034.

CSS Board Meeting MinutesMarch 20, 2018

Officers present: Tony Schavone, Wayne Heard, DebraRuby, Monica Valparaiso

Board present: Laura Schavone, Donna Stewart, Sal Cruz,Gary Maleski, John Spurr, Ron DeBartolomeis

Others present: Brian Valparaiso, Eric Ellsworth

A quorum was declared to be present by President TonySchavone.

Tony Schavone called the meeting to order at 1904.

Tony welcomed Ron as our newest Board Member.

Wayne Heard listed the car events. There is nothing newsince the general meeting.

Monica Valparaiso gave the treasury report. We discussedwhat to do with the old records. She mentioned computerissues with old software from 2009.

Tony asked if we are having issue with the website and ourgroup emails. The group answered, yes.

Debra Ruby reported that there is nothing new for thenewsletter. Issues about the cover were brought up. Somepeople want the front cover to be changed more often. Itwas discussed that it is at the discretion of the NewsletterEditor when to change the front cover.

Brian Valparaiso gave the car show updates and discussedwhat kind of vendors to have. The next meeting will beMarch 29th at 7pm at Laura and Tony’s home.

A discussion was made by the group about voting for thenew Secretary position. It was suggested that eachcandidate write something about themselves and why theywanted this position in the club. These write-ups will beincluded in the upcoming newsletter.

Monica has clothing from Rick Miller for sale, but we shouldkeep our eyes and ears open for a local printing andembroidery representative.

Gary Maleski discussed an event in June that the club mightbe interested in. He will write something for the newsletterabout it. A sign-up sheet for the car run will be distributed atthe April meeting.

A caravan to the Laughlin, NV car show will be led by eitherBrian Valparaiso or Tony Schavone. The meeting place andtime is at the Doughnut Shop on Imperial and 57 freeway at8:30am on April 19. The caravan will leave promptly at 9am.

Tony reported that May 26 will be when the club attends theLake Elsinore Storm baseball game.

Tony talked about Irwindale Raceway acquiring new owners.

Eric Ellsworth discussed the Downey Unified School Districtprogram, STEAMworks. We should have the woman incharge of the program present in May.

Eric also reminded the board about the Downey HS OpenHouse on March 28 at 6-8pm.

John Spurr needs a service animal and called Patriots forPaws. He raved about his experience with the organizationthe club supports.

Donna Stewart suggested club members meet the new guestswhen they arrive at meetings to make them feel welcome.

Meeting adjourned at 2025.

A Fond Farewell

11 years ago Dianne and I joined the Corvette Super Sports family. We were immediately and warmlyaccepted into the fold and have loved every minute of it. We have been privileged to serve and beserved by this wonderful club. We have been through meetings, car shows, road trips, shooting, carwaxing days, miniature golf tournaments and every other type of imaginable activity. We have brokenbread together, cried together and laughed together. But, as you are aware, our plans are to movecloser to family. We have accepted an offer on our home and have made one that has beenaccepted.

Therefore, in order to allow the club to identify, nominate and elect a new secretary, it is with a heavyheart that I tender my resignation as Secretary of Corvette Super Sports effective immediately. Welove you all, will miss you all, and our door will always be open to any who wish to visit.

Never lose what you have here; it’s priceless.

Bert and Dianne Wiest

NCCC PRESIDENT’s MESSAGEMarch 2018

March is the start of spring and things happening in the Corvette world. As the weather begins to warm westart to bring out the Corvettes more and more. Drive-outs start, cruises start, and “cars and coffee” eventshappen which have become a very popular thing to do on Saturday mornings. All kinds of cars attend theseevents, usually beginning around 7 AM and over by 10 AM. This is a great way to meet and make new friends.

If we only had more time to do all the things we would like to do? Did you know that most of us live an “eightday week”? When I was younger I use to say my mother played golf eight days a week. She was always onthe golf course chasing that little ball. The Beatles sang a song about “eight days a week”.

The eight days a week are: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, andSOMEDAY! Is our life so busy that we put things off many times until SOMEDAY? What are we missing? Whathave we NOT done we would have liked to?

SOMEDAY is kind of like later on….or tomorrow. I remember years ago walking into a bar and the sign said:“drinks are free tomorrow”. Trouble is tomorrow never comes because returning the next day, their “drinks arefree” again “tomorrow”.

The great tragedy in life is that SOMEDAY is never part of any week. SOMEDAY never comes at all.Because SOMEDAY never comes, many of the wonderful things in life are missed and never experienced!

The members of NCCC are some of the best of the best people in this world. Many clubs and their membersplan and host all kinds of events from meetings, drive-outs, dinner cruises, cars and coffees, car shows, rallies,autocrosses, parades, conventions, tours, and a host of other events too many to list. Within this group we getto know each other and become friends who care about each other. NCCC is a special caring group ofmembers.

So, what do you plan to do SOMEDAY, or tomorrow, or later? I have said it before; each of us only has somuch TIME to spend. We can always get more money, more cars, eat more, sleep more, and sit around more.We can never get more TIME or health.

I encourage you to get involved, look at your club calendar, check out the national event calendar, and findsomething to do with your time, your Corvette, and your life. When it’s over…. it is over, there is no turningback. Make the most of what we have NOW and enjoy all you can. It is kind of like sunbathing: you can’t getvery tan in the night. You have to tan in the daytime, unless you have your own tanning bed.

The third month of 2018 is here. Make the most of your time doing something on the “EIGHTH DAY OF THEWEEK”! I know for sure you will enjoy it making memories.

Take care, be safe, call a friend, hug someone, tell someone you love them, and life will be better foryou. And always be thankful for what you have.

God Bless you all!

DAVE HEINEMANNPRESIDENT NCCC

2018 Car Show Update from our new Chairmen,

Brian and Brad

March 2018

Happy April everyone!

The Car Show Team would like to share the latest and greatest developments with you.

First, as always, thank you for trusting us and lending your support. The Car Show is a great event and something CSSshould be proud to put their name on. It is our goal to develop a great event which you will take pride in supporting.

We have been in regular communications with The Buena Park Downtown (BP Downtown) owners. They are working ontheir end to secure the Sears Parking lot, as well as, the parking lot to the South East. We are anxiously awaiting theirdecision and guidelines so we may move forward with the next steps. We will continue to push for the Sears’ lot as ourprimary choice.

The Car Show Committee meets every month on the Thursday preceding the General Meeting. I apologize for theconfusion, but please note the dates were changed. If you were not given the dates or missed the minutes, please notethe following:

3/29/20184/26/20185/31/20186/28/20188/2/20188/30/20189/13/20189/27/2018

All at 7:00 pm at Tony and Laura’s place

Please come and share your feedback and ideas. Remember this is your show - and Brad and I are the facilitators toensuring your expectations are met to the best of our ability.

Open items needing your feedback are whether we want to host an ALL CORVETTE SHOW or AN ALL AMERICAN CARSHOW. I have received feedback supporting both types of events. Here are some of the comments for yourconsideration:

1. An ALL CORVETTE SHOW highlights the Corvette and represents our club best2. The Corvette is a unique car that is not like other muscle car genres, and therefore should have its own show3. The ALL AMERICAN show may bring more variety of cars and potentially reach more people to attend4. An ALL CORVETTE SHOW may not have the draw- meaning that we won’t have a lot of cars in attendance =

low turnout

Again, there are no bad ideas or bad feedback that you can share. All ideas and feedback helps improve the show.

Although we have 6 months to go, we need to get this event moving forward with some solid decisions being made. So, Ihope to hear from many of you soon! Thank you again for your support, guidance, feedback, team work, and positivity.

In any project the important factor is your belief. Without belief, there can be no successful outcome.--- William James

Where You Can Find Corvette Parts and Merchandise

For those of you who have been into Corvettes for awhile most – or all – of the following will not be news toyou, but for you relative newcomers to the love of Vettes this offering is being made to help you find the partsyou may need for your classic or the trim add-ons you might want to buy to personalize your Vette or theclothing, gear, etc. you might like to own to show others of your interest in the sport.

It’s amazing just how many publications are out there that are dedicated to Corvettes and how helpful many ofthem can be. Following is a list and quick summary of the more popular catalogs that you might want to lookinto. Most of them are available for routine periodic mailing if you request it, and most of them have a web sitefrom which you can peruse their offerings. Me, I prefer to receive the catalogs so that I can better see justwhat’s out there I might not have not seen before.

The three largest, most popular catalogs with the most items that are non-“parts” are:

a. Mid America Motorworks, www.mamotorworkscom, (800) 500-1500;b. Eckler’s Corvette, www.ecklersCorvette.com, (800) 327-4868;c. Corvette America, www.CorvetteAmerica.com, (800) 458-3475.

Those publications periodically also publish catalogs geared specifically for a single generation of Corvettes sowhen they ask you for the year and model you drive don’t be afraid to tell them.

Then there are catalogs that are almost exclusively for parts, especially of older model Corvettes:

a. Volunteer Vette Products, www.volvette.com, (865) 521-9100;b. J & D Corvette, www.jdcorvette.com, (800) 838-8353 (located locally in Bellflower, CA).

For trim and accessory items as well as clothes, furniture and the like, you should look at:

a. Corvette Central, www.CorvetteCentral.com, (800) 345-4122. They have an accessories catalog and aseparate catalog of parts, etc., for each generation of Corvettes.

b. Burston Marketing’s Corvette Collection, www.CorvetteCollection.com, (800) 653-1375.c. And finally, the catalog from the retail store at the National Corvette Museum,

www.CorvetteMuseum.org, (800) 538-3883.

In addition to the above, you might also consider visiting the show rooms of Corvette Mike’s at 1133 NorthTustin Avenue and West Coast Corvettes, 1210 N. Kraemer Blvd., both are located near each other inAnaheim just off the 91 freeway in Anaheim. They have a selection of GM authorized accessories and clothesfor sale, as well as an indoor Corvette sales room with used road gems. Both also maintain servicedepartments for installing accessories and the like and for general maintenance of Corvettes. West CoastCorvettes has a new catalog that was just released and is available for pick-up at the store. (Price ispre-printed on each catalog as $12.95, but don’t be fooled, they’re free - just ask for one.)

CSSCelebrations

March Birthdays 3 - Tom Cuccio 6 - Sarah Cheek 7 - Richard Cheek 9 - Bert Wiest12 - Don Prichard13 - Steve Melton19 - Will Grohmann25 - Sherry Anderson26 - Phil Anderson26 - Teresa Cruz30 - Ron DeBartolomeis

April Birthdays 5 - Jim Cooper 9 - Wayne Heard10 - Jan Anziano14 - Connie Killian16 - Linda Norris17 - Vicki Kump25 - Jennifer Spencer27 - Jay lynch28 - Jo Myers30 - E Leon Myers

March Anniversaries25 - Will /Joyce Grohmann

April Anniversaries 2 - Richard/Sarah Cheek 8 - Doug/Jackie Lyon12 - Don/Debra Prichard15 - Fred/Darla Reinecke21 - Greg/Chris Glodery21 - Chris/Jennifer Spencer27 - Ron/Karen DeBartolomeis

Connell Chevrolet is located at:2828 Harbor BoulevardCosta Mesa, CA 92626

Sales (714) 546-1200Service (714)755-3335Parts (714)546-9400

Website: www.connellchevy.com

In Other News:Corvette Super Shots typically meets on the fourthSaturday of each month with lunch afterwards. All arewelcome to join!

Editor’s Note: rubypics@aol.com

Hi everyone! Reminding everyone that I welcome picturesand extra articles from other members as long as you sendthem to me at least five (5) days before the end of eachmonth. I especially need pictures and copy (articles) forevents I do not attend!

Thank you, Eric for being my editor.

If there are any birthdays or anniversaries that I missed,please email me so I can correct it for the future!

Remember to send me your business cards or other ads forthe For Sale page!

Please contact me about any comments or suggestions youmay have regarding the newsletter.

Thanks!

Debbie

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Thank you to the memberswho came to see me at

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THE VETTE SET 43rd ANNUAL CAR SHOW • April 28, 2018Show Check-in or Registration from 8:00am – 10:00am ONLY!!! Judging 10:00am – 1:00pm

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