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Wheeling the AWheeling the AWheeling the A The off ic ial newsletter of the Wisconsin Chapter
Model A Ford Club of America
Volume 58 Issue 7 July 2017
For more information log on to www.model-a-wis.com
Model A Day in Sharon, WI photo by Bob Schmiechen
Board of Directors 2017
Volunteers for 2017
Advanced Timing Events for 2017
President: Debbie Lewis 262-379-7629 [email protected]
Vice President: Randy Kind 262-308-6036 [email protected]
Secretary: Dave Huenink 262-378-4216 [email protected]
Treasurer: Steve Lewis 262-573-9821 [email protected]
Indoor: Karry Kultgen 262-573-0043 [email protected]
Outdoor: Bob Schmiechen 262-544-5005 [email protected]
Editor: Sue Quam 414-491-3260 [email protected]
Sunshine: Linda Huenink 262-378-4216 [email protected]
Tool Keeper: Bill Storey 262-338-0452
Distribution: Marilyn Brojanac 262-252-4340 [email protected]
Distribution: Lorraine Schultz 262-251-3043
Club Photographer: Peter Stauber
Video Librarian: Ron Smith 262-628-3688
Club Historians: Bob & Karen Schmiechen 262-544-5005 [email protected]
Fashion Articles: Diane Smith 262-628-3688 [email protected]
Paid Advertising: Steve & Debbie Lewis 262-573-9821 [email protected]
Swap Meet Committee: Vicki Cooper& Jeana Angelini, Dave Boucher, Bob & Kitty Schaefer
Technical:
Webmaster:
Send Correspondence to :
WI Chapter MAFCA
PO Box 26006
July 4 Greendale 4th of July parade - Dave & Linda Huenink
July 22 Saturday July Tour - Karen Schmeichen
July 28-30 WI Rapids Reunion - Dave Rozman
August 12 Waukesha Bluefest - Bob Schmiechen
August 27 Club Picnic - Chris & Kate Rozman
Sept. 10 Sept. Tour - Gene & Betsy Taurman
Sept. 16? Richfield Thresheree - Ed & Lorraine Schultz
Oct. 15 Fall Foliage Tour - Dave & Linda Huenink
Nov. 4 Veterans Day Parade - Dave & Donna Boucher
Nov. 12 Pizza Party - Dave & Linda Huenink INDOOR
Nov. 19 Waukesha Christmas Parade - Dave & Linda Huenink
Dec. 10 Christmas Party - Karen Schmiechen & Ellen Kind INDOOR
Jan. 14, 2018
Custard Social - Rozmans INDOOR
Jan 20, 2018
Banquet - Dave & Donna Boucher Hosts
Technical Advisor
Mike Quam Ph: 414-491-3191
Pete Stauber Ph: 414-352-0438
July Presidents message... I am so flattered by all the kind words and support I have received since taking on my new role as president. I am also impressed with all the talented, creative and generous people we have in this club that I have been so lucky to work with. Our club’s greatest asset by far is our people. I am so grateful to be a part of this group. Time flies when you are having fun. I can’t believe I am writing for the July newsletter already. We have had a lot of club activity since I wrote last. I was fortunate to participate in the Memorial Day Weekend tour. What an awesome weekend that turned out to be. Mark and Deb Zimmer had many activities planned out and many options to satisfy everyone. A hospitality suite was available for all to gather and share stories of the day’s activities. Some options offered were a toy museum tour, a brewery, a river boat trip, gambling and many great food options. There is so much to do in Dubuque, definitely worth another trip back to see more. The weather was perfect!! Of course that same weekend we honored those brave souls who gave their lives to better our country. Ed Krug led our group at the Memorial Day parade in Milwaukee. Thank you to all our club veteran’s for your ser-vice. Model A Day in Sharon, WI, was another event some of our members participated in. Randy and Ellen Kind hosted that one. We debuted our new club flyers. You’ll hear more about those in this newsletter. Thanks again to Karen Schmiechen and Ellen Kind for their help on that project. One last event was the Tour to the Terrace. Thanks to Dennis and Anne Wacker for their help with the final pieces of the tour, taking over for Gene and Betsy Taurman. We really appreciate both families’ help with this one. We had been asked to do a car show for the residents of Terrace Place in Sheboygan. Gene had a great idea to turn it into a tour. I am quite sure the residents were thrilled and appreciative. Thanks to every-one who participated in this special and unique tour. Lots of stuff coming yet. We have more parades, a car show, a July tour that incorporates chocolate in to it. How can you go wrong there? The Wisconsin Rapids reunion weekend event is another not to miss event. If you haven’t been there, I highly recommend you checking it out. It is a great weekend packed full of fun activ-ities for all ages. Be sure to pre-register so the planners know how many to expect. Summer is a busy time. So much to do, so little time. Get out as often as you can to show off your Chitty’s. People love seeing you!! Till next time….. Ahooga!!! Deb Lewis
Robert G. Saur, D.D.S., S.C.
12690 North Avenue
Brookfield, WI 53005
Family Dentistry
262-785-1499
Fax 262-785-0282
Senior Discount
Village of Greendale, 4th of July Parade Date: Tuesday, July 4th 2017
Time: 9:00 a.m., line up
10:00 a.m. parade start
Come and join Linda and Dave Huenink, along with Morgan the
wonder dog, in the Village of Greendale, 4th of July Parade. We will
meet at the southwest corner of the Southridge (near Macy’s) parking lot and proceed together, as a
group, to the staging area on eastbound Grange Ave. Please, feel free to bring decorations to put
on your car to celebrate the holiday. We will have some refreshments for the group while we wait.
Please consider participating in this parade!! It’s fun and downhill all the way. Plan on attending?
Give us a call with questions or to confirm.
Thanks Dave and Linda Huenink and Morgan too!
262-378-4216
WAUKESHA BLUESFEST Okay, here we go again. I know it is early in the year but I will need to let the organizers know if we are at-tending by August 1st. Thus far no one has shown an interest. I am afraid we will lose this great opportunity to that “other” model ‘A’ club. The 2017 Waukesha Bluesfest (www.waukeshabluesfest.com) will be held Saturday, August 12. Waukesha BluesFest is a celebration of the “Roots” of American Music which includes blues, rock and roll, country, gos-pel, soul, jazz, and folk. The event is held at Naga-waukee Park in Delafield located on Highway 83 about one mile North of I-94. Free admission is provided. We would like you to arrive between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. (weather permit-ting) and stay until 6:30 p.m. but you may leave when you wish and are welcome to stay until closing at 10:30 p.m. The Headliner for Saturday night is Ana Popovic. Ana and her powerful band are tirelessly touring, playing major blues, jazz and rock festivals. Ana has shared headlining stages with B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark Jr. and many others. She’s nominated for five Blues Mu-sic Awards, appeared on the cover of Vintage Guitar and Guitar Player magazine. Nearly all of Ana's albums made the Top 5 of the Billboard Blues Charts and are being played regularly on US radio. “Ana Popovic is one helluva a guitar-player.” - Bruce Springsteen “Ana rocks the blues in fine, fine fashion.” - Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) This is a great opportunity to show off your car and promote the club. We get a large number of “lookers” who have an interest in our cars. If you are interested please contact me at 262-544-5005 or [email protected]
Bob Schmiechen
Annual “A” Picnic
Please join us on Sunday, August 27th at Frame Park in Waukesha, 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. for the annual Wisconsin Chapter Picnic. The park offers a number of unique features including the beautiful gardens, river walk, Hobo Spring from 1891, and paddle boat and bicycle rentals. The park has a playground near the pavilion for the kids and the Pavilion is handicap assessable. The charge for a non-member is $10 for adults and $5 for kid’s over 8.
For Questions Contact:
[email protected] (262) 993-8293
414-491-3191 [email protected]
3146 S. 27th St
OPEN
Monday-
Saturday
10:30 am
Closed
Sunday’s
Sunshine Report…… June Doug Smith (William Doug Smith) one of our dear members passed away on May 20. He had been a member since 1971. We salute Doug for his service to our country in the US Navy Air Corp. Our condolences to his family.
Please notify Linda Huenink with all sunshine needs. Call 262-378-4216 or email
As we get older, You’ve got to stay positive...For example, the other day I fell down the stairs...Instead of getting
upset I just thought “WOW that’s the fastest I’ve moved in years!”
Gene & Betsy Taurman
101 Cedar Ridge Dr. Apt N253
West Bend, WI 53095
Our newly remodeled club flyer is here!!
The board was asked to consider updating our out-dated advertising/application flyers. We asked for some volunteers to assist with this project. Ellen Kind and Karen Schmiechen volunteered to work with Deb Lewis.
The result was a handout printed on shiny, colorful cardstock. We wanted someone who picks it up to know that if they have an interest in "A's" even if they don't have one, they can join us. We wanted them to know who we are and the key things that make our club great. We want them to go to our website for full information about our tours, pictures, contacts, membership and MAFCA information. In addition, some flyer hangers have been designed to help display and distribute them. They are made of denim and designed to hang over the hood ornament/door handle. If you would like one to use when you go places in your "A," let Karen Schmiechen (262-544-5005) know and she will make one for you. The new flyers will be available at all club functions from any of your board members. Please consider helping us distribute them. Together we can grow our club!
Deb Lewis 414-379-7629 [email protected]
Model A Ford Club of America – Wisconsin Chapter Board Meeting June 17, 2017
Board Members Present: Deb Lewis, Dave Huenink, Ste-ve Lewis, and Bob Schmiechen. Guest Dave Boucher. Absent: Karry Kultgen, Randy Kind, Deb called the meeting to order at 6:59 p.m. Dave Boucher discussed the details of the 2018 annual banquet. The event will be held January 20th, 2018 at Aliota’s Restaurant in Wauwatosa. The theme will be “Think Spring”. President – Deb- The BOD received the newsletters from the reciprocating clubs. The club received a thank you from the family of Doug Smith for the memorial donation and from the family of Gene Engel for the flowers. Deb called our new webmaster and gave her a deadline to re-spond back. She did not respond so the BOD is moving to other sources to maintain our website. The clubs Go Daddy (website) account is up for renewal so Deb put it in her name. The club will continue to work on a new web site and securing a new webmaster. The new club bro-chure is complete and is now one piece instead of two. An article is going into “Wheeling the A” regarding the bro-chure. Club board members will have them available to give to club event hosts to pass on to those who might be interested in joining the club. Vice President – Deb for Randy – We have one new member this month –Tom Junck from Verona, WI, Dave made a motion to accept Tom as a new member and it was seconded by Steve. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. Secretary – Dave - A motion was made by Deb to accept the minutes as written and the motion was seconded by Bob. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. The record retention policy was finalized. A motion was made by Bob to accept the record retention policy as written and it was seconded by Deb. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. A notation was made in the critical motions log to reflect that the club now has a record retention poli-cy. A back up zip drive will be made of the swap meet records and a copy given to the club secretary.
Treasurer – Steve gave the treasurers report. A motion was made by Dave and seconded by Bob to accept the report. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. Bills were turned in. A motion was made by Bob to pay the bills and it was seconded by Dave. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. Deb turned in income. The treasurer’s audit form was reviewed and one change was made. Deb made a motion to accept the treasurer’s audit form with this change and it was seconded by Ste-ve. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. Outdoor – Bob – All of the outdoor events have hosts. An email went out to all of those hosting events, indicat-ing to them the responsibilities for hosting a tour and the event forms which need to be filled out and returned to the appropriate club members. Thus far no event forms are being returned. A discussion was held to determine how to get these forms filled out and returned. The chapter host event responsibilities were discussed. Dave made a motion to accept this form as written and Deb seconded the motion. The motion was put to a vote and the motion carried. Indoor – Deb for Karry – A host is needed for the in-door meeting, March 2018. Sunshine – Doug Smith passed away. Old Business – The deceased member plaque has been sent to the Wisconsin Rapids site in memory of Roger Olsen. The club lathe has been sold for $500.00 and picked up. A discussion was held regarding chang-ing the July and August BOD meeting dates. A new P.A. system was demonstrated. A motion was made by Deb to purchase it for $175.00 and the motion was se-conded by Dave. The motion was put to a vote and it passed. The BOD will attempt to sell the old system. Steve made a motion to adjourn meeting and it was se-conded by Dave. The motion was put to a vote and it carried. The meeting was adjourned at 9:33 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Dave Huenink MAFCA – Wisconsin Chapter Secretary
’A’ Trip Back to 1961 President – Ron Werderitech, Vice President – Bob Koeckritz Treasurer – Joe Komar, Secretary – Wes Campbell The April Economy Run went off in fine style and all enjoyed it. Trophies were awarded to Ray Bastian– 1st, Bob Hintz – 2nd, and Joe Komar – 3rd. Ray was pleased as punch as he had just signed up that day and walked off with a trophy. Rain started as the run ended and Joe ended up driving his freshly restored phae-ton (without a top) home in a downpour. For the restorer who needs some steam cleaning done on his ‘A’. The A-1 Auto, Commercial and Industrial Cleaning Co. at 1652 N. Water, phone BR 2-8253. He has an excellent portable steam cleaning rig and comes right to your garage. The price is quite reasonable, only $10 to do the entire engine and under-chassis of an ‘A’. August found us at the Venetian Nights Festival at the lake shore of Port Washington. We had a wonderful turn-out of cars and members. Incidentally, we were paid for this. After the meet we all stopped at the Port Silver Diner for supper. The manager became excited when we all walked in as he thought we all wanted to be seated at one table. Everyone had a wonderful day. Attendees at the September 16th AACA meet held at the Mayfair shopping center included Joe Komar, Carl Olsen, Red Zagar, Stan Schultz, Don Ackermann, Alfred Lathrop, and Wes Campbell. Joe, Stan, Carl, Don and Red took prizes at this meet. A wonderful buffet lunch was served at the meet. On a beautiful October day, a group of ENTHUSIASTIC club members toured the Kettle Moraine area south-west of Waukesha. There we all were awed by the brilliant color of the trees and other foliage. Wally Klager was the tour leader and did a fine job; he sure does know the trunk roads well. Even though we used the side roads, traffic was heavy at times. It seems that everyone took advantage of the nice weather and the brilliant colors. The November costume party and dance was attended by 29 members and 76 guests. Free beer, live music and food all for the price of $1.50/person was the attraction. Art Sternhagen and his wife, Carol, came with 12 of their friends of which one was a tall scintillating blonde named Iris. We later found out Iris was a man in costume! Stavers came as a beatnik, his wife as well as Jan Klager and Rose Schultze came as flappers. John Nally came as a cowboy, Joe Komar wore his ‘Frank Nitty’ suit replete with vest but no spats. Wally Klager and Alan Egelseer wore knickers and Stan Schultze wore a Chinese costume. Lee Collins wore a flap-per dress. Many non-members were also in costume. Wes Campbell went to the hospital for x-rays to see if he had kidney stones. The doctor was amazed at the x-ray. Didn’t find any stones; turned out to be Model ‘A’ ball bearings! A real enthusiast! In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Wisconsin Chapter of MAFCA, we will have one drawing a month through-out the 2017 year for a $60 gift card. The drawing will take place at the monthly indoor and outdoor events. You must sign in at the meet/tour to be included in the drawing. Increase your chances to win by be-ing active in your club and attending these events. Sorry, you may win only once during the year. June’s win-ner was Peter Stauber! Congratulations! -Bob & Karen
Historical Events for 1961: Jan 1 Largest check issued, National Bank of Chicago to Sears ($960.242 billion) Jan 3 US breaks diplomatic relations with Cuba Jan 4 Longest recorded strike ends-33 yrs-Danish barbers' assistants Jan 11 Racial riot at University of Georgia Jan 17 Eisenhower allegedly orders assassination of Congo's Lumumba Jan 19 1st episode of "Dick Van Dyke Show" is filmed Jan 20 The Democrat J.F. Kennedy is inaugurated as President of the United States, the youngest ever Jan 23 Supreme Court rules cities & states have right to censor films Jan 25 1st live, nationally televised presidential news conference (JFK) Jan 25 Walt Disney's animated film "101 Dalmatians", is released in the US Jan 26 "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" by Elvis Presley hits #1 Jan 27 "Sing Along with Mitch" [Miller] premieres on NBC TV Jan 30 JFK asks for an Alliance for Progress & Peace Corps Feb 1 1st full-scale test of US Minuteman ICBM is successful Feb 10 Niagara Falls hydroelectric project begins producing power Feb 15 Entire US figure skating team of 18, dies in Belgian Sabena 707 crash Mar 13 Floyd Patterson KOs Ingemar Johansson in 6 for heavyweight boxing title Mar 13 Old type, black & white notes cease to be legal tender Mar 25 3rd place game is one of the wildest contests in NCAA Tournament history as St Joseph's defeats
Utah 127-120 in 4 overtimes Mar 29 23rd Amendment to the US Constitution ratified, allowing Washington, D.C. residents to vote in
presidential elections Apr 17 1,400 Cuban exiles land in Bay of Pigs in a doomed attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro Apr 25 Robert Noyce patents integrated circuit Apr 27 NFL officially recognizes Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio Apr 28 Warren Spahn pitches 2nd no hitter at 41 beats SF Giants, 1-0 Apr 29 ABC's "Wide World of Sports" debuts May 1 1st US airplane hijacked to Cuba May 1 Pulitzer prize awarded to Harper Lee for her novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" May 5 Alan Shepard becomes 1st American in space (aboard Freedom 7) May 14 Bus with 1st group of Freedom Riders bombed & burned in Alabama May 25 JFK announces US goal of putting a man on Moon before the end of decade Jun 16 Dave Garroway is fired as Today Show host Jun 16 Soviet ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev defects to West at Le Bourget Airport in Paris Jul 7 James R Hoffa elected chairman of Teamsters Jul 17 John Chancellor becomes news anchor of Today Show Jul 19 1st in-flight movie shown (TWA) Aug 11 Warren Spahn records victory #300, beats Cubs 2-1 Aug 20 East Germany begins erecting 5' high wall along the border with the West Sep 5 US President JFK signs law against hijacking (death penalty) Sep 13 "Car 54 Where are You?" premieres on TV Sep 20 James Meredith refused access as a student in Mississippi Oct 3 "Dick Van Dyke Show" premieres on CBS-TV Oct 6 JFK advises Americans to build fallout shelters Oct 18 "West Side Story", starring Natalie Wood, is released (Best Picture 1962) Nov 18 JFK sends 18,000 military advisors to South Vietnam Dec 11 Elvis Presley's "Blue Hawaii" album goes #1 & stays #1 for 20 wks Dec 11 JFK provides US military helicopters & crews to South Vietnam Dec 12 Martin Luther King Jr. & 700 demonstrators arrested in Albany Ga Dec 14 Jimmy Dean's "Big Bad John" is 1st country song to get a gold record Dec 15 Adolf Eichmann convicted of crimes against humanity in Israel Dec 23 Fidel Castro announces Cuba will release 1,113 prisoners from failed 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion for $62M worth of food & medical supplies Dec 31 Green Bay Packers shutout NY Giants 37-0 in NFL championship game
Looking back in the rearview mirror... A bright sunny day with cooler temps made the start of the Memorial Day overnighter 2017 easy to take! Groups started out from various locations, meeting up at Baumgartner's Tavern in Monroe around 12:30 p.m. for a great lunch, some members moseying over to a local distillery to get "educated". Our destination was the Best Western in Dubuque where the hospitality room was well stocked with local Dubuque eats and re-freshments. Saturday, blessed again with good weather, we headed west to Dyersville to tour the Farm Toy Museum, an antique store, and lunch at the Country Junction Restaurant. After regrouping at the motel, it was off to downtown Dubuque for a ride on the Fenelon Place Elevator, quenching our thirst at Paul’s Big Game Tap, where Dave and Dennis were destined to became locals until the wee hours! An invitation was extended for those who wished to join us for dinner Saturday night at Timmerman’s Restau-rant in East Dubuque, where we had a fantastic view and great meal, overlooking the bluffs and majestic Mis-sissippi. Floor to ceiling glass walls, let us observe a passing thunderstorm which was over by the time we departed for the Best Western. Sunday started with a trip to the Potosi Brewery in the hamlet nestled between the river bluffs. It was a beautiful day to sit out-side on the Brewery's patio, drink a handcrafted beer and watch the Indy race! The evening was topped off with a trip on the American Lady, boarding at 5:30 for a calm scenic ride on the Mississippi. Seeing Dubuque from a different angle, while en-joying BBQ Chicken and Fried Catfish. The night was still young, and there was one more item on the agenda before heading back to the Best Western. We took a "Three State Tour", touring Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa all in an hours’ time, ending up back at the Best Western's Hospitali-ty Room with comments from President Deb Lewis and tables of Polish Poker. We were honored to host the Memorial weekend event this year and getting to know everyone much more. What a great club, and truly beautiful and fun people to share good times with! Now off to a great Summer! Mark & Deb Zimmer More pictures on next page….
Photos by various members. Mark Zimmer, Peter
Stauber, and Dave Rozman
Potosi Brewery
Sandy Burgermeister have fun!
Looking back in the rearview mirror... Model A Days, Sharon, WI Pictures submitted by Bob Schmiechen, No article was received.
I think the police are looking for gangster Bonnie Parker (Karen Schmiechen)
Photos by Bob Schmiechen
Looking back in the rearview mirror... Terrace Place in Sheboygan, pictures by Peter Stauber, No article was received.
CLASSIFIED ADS:
Classified ads, such as the ones seen here are free. To place your ad please contact the editor, Sue
Quam at 414-491-3260 or by emailing your ad to: [email protected] Emailing your ad in
your own words is best. Ads run for one month unless notified to run them again. Ads are due by the
15th of the month.
FOR SALE: Barn full of Model A parts and some other old car parts. Must sell, Call for your needs. Calls only, to Mike at the Brake Shop 414-464-7814
FOR SALE: Very early 1930 Model A "Woody" 4 door Station Wagon. Have history of vehicle back to the original owner. I am the 4th owner. Very nice car. $26,000.00 Contact: Beau Lowerr 262-933-6149
FOR SALE: 1929 Model A Tudor Sedan. Model A Green, black fenders and white wall tires. Very good condition $10,500.00 negotiable. Call Joe Turba 262-255-1072 FOR SALE: 4 - 16'' Ford Wheels, 4- Trim Rings, 4-porta – Walls, 4 – Tubes, 4 - Wheel Flaps Call 1-414-769-8331 FOR SALE: 1929 Ford Model A Special Coupe, engine- March 1929, rumble seat, original horn & pop-out, rebuilt starter & front suspension, stored near Stevens Point, extra engine and wheels in-cluded asking $8500 Call 920-725-7182 Neenah, WI
FOR SALE: 1930 Murray Four Door, older restoration, interior is light brown in good shape, exterior is medium green w/black fenders, has directional lights, sealed beam headlights, alternator, good tires, rear window curtain & temp gauge, ready to drive. it has towed some members home. asking $11,000 Call 920-731-7399 FOR SALE: 1930 Model A pickup truck. Nice restoration project. Has clear Wisconsin title. $4,900.00. Call Jim for details and photos. (608) 235 -2364.
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Dues for 2017 for the Wisconsin Chapter, MAFCA:
Receiving the newsletter & roster via the internet is $20.00
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the dues are $30.00 New member applications are approved at the monthly Board of Directors meeting, which is the second
Saturday of the month. You will receive a welcome letter upon
approval. Dues include membership only in the
Wis. Chapter MAFCA until the end of the current calendar year.
Send To:
Randy Kind
Vice President/New Member Chairperson
Wisconsin Chapter, MAFCA
PO Box 26006
Wauwatosa, WI 53226-0006
** 2017 **
Please remember:
• To contact the club secretary if you have change of address, email address or phone number!
• To submit an article before and after your event.
• Deadline to submit articles and ads is the 15th of each month and remember the editor is always working one month ahead. Example= January issue is being created in December.
• Check out www.model-a-wis.com for more pictures of club events.
Remember to let the club secretary know if you have a change of address, email or phone number.
Club Property The following items are club property and can be used for any club function. Contact Steve Lewis 262-573-9821 • 2 Coolers • Charcoal-Several bags and Large Charcoal Grill 2 ft x 6 ½ ft • Misc. picnic supplies and Serving Utensils • Projector and Projector Screen • Club Banners (Approx 2 Ft x 4ft) • Megaphone
MAIL TO:
Wheeling the “A” Wisconsin Chapter MAFCA Marilyn Brojanac, Distribution N61 W15975 Beechwood Dr. Menomonee Falls. WI 53051 Address Service Requested
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