The Steering Column October 2007 By Ron Published: September 30, 2007
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President’s Message Our Last Main Car Tour for 2007 was held on Sept. 21st, 22nd. & 23rd. This was another successful Fall Tour hosted by Betty and Sandy Dodd in Bracebridge. This was our largest attendance yet for this event with 58 people thoroughly enjoying themselves for the whole weekend. WELL GUESS WHAT? We have already booked next year for another great weekend in Sept. 2008. More information to follow. I suggest you read the write up in this newsletter about all the FUN WE HAD THIS YEAR. The Brampton A. G. M. will take place at our meeting on November 14th. The National A.G.M. is being hosted by Rideau Lakes Region on Oct. 20th. Check your summer Reflector for the Registration form and information, or give me a call if you have misplaced your copy. Don't forget the Club Christmas Party being held on November 30th. There will be lots of room for MEMBERS and their Guests. More info in this newsletter. I believe we will still have some more nice weather for you to take your car out for a scenic drive. Take care and I will see you at the meetings or on the road. Ted
The following members have agreed to remain as Directors for the Brampton Region in 2008. Other members may submit their names in writing before October 27th, to Secretary Marie Stone.
George & Joan Gow—Ted & Jackie Jeffery—Ron & Pat Slessor Ric Jones—Marie Stone—Doug Hewitt—Larry Kovacs A vote by the members at our meeting on November 14th. Is required. PLEASE ATTEND. THANK YOU.
Oct 10 Indoor meeting
Oct 20 National A.G.M. (Smith Falls) Oct 28 Breakfast @ AJ’s Nov 3 SVAO A.G.M. (Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre Brampton) Nov 14 Brampton Region A.G.M. indoor meeting Nov 25 Breakfast @ AJ’s Nov 30 Brampton A.C.C.C.C. Christmas Party 2008 Jan 7 Director’s Meeting (Slessor’s) Jan 9 Indoor Meeting Jan 27 Breakfast @ AJ’s Feb 13 Indoor Meeting
Notice! Notice! Your President advises that he has a DVD that was sent from the Upper Canada Region with information about the Tour to Yesteryear which is being hosted by their Region next year. If anyone wishes to see it privately, contact Ted and borrow it for viewing. It is very well done.
Indoor Meeting –-Oct 10 at the Bldg.D Flower City Campus Brampton at 7.30 PM. This is the old OPP grounds at the first traffic light south of Queen St. on McLaughlin Road . Breakfast at AJ’S - We usually arrive by 9a.m. for a casual time and if anybody needs directions give Ted or you Editors a call. S.V.A.O. AGM is being held in Brampton again this year on Nov 3 at 1 p.m. It is being held this year at the Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre on North Park Drive just east of Dixie Road. What we need is a big turnout to show our support for what they have and are doing in the environment laws to help protect our hobby. See you there.old OPP grounds 1st light south of Queen St & McLaughlin Rd it Building D basement boardroom L
Christmas Party-- Nov/ 30 Date-- Friday November 30th Place- Bramalea Lions Banquet Hall 45 Avondale Blvd. Brampton. Time-- 6:30 p.m.- Happy Hour 7:15 p.m. - Dinner Cost-- $40.00 per person (tax & grat. Incl.) Hot & Cold Buffet $45.00 per person if collected the evening of the party. Cash Bar Available In lieu of a gift exchange, we ask that you bring an unwrapped gift for a girl or boy, ages 8 -- 12, which will be delivered to the Salvation Army. Guests are welcomed and tables can be reserved - just indicate when sending your cheques and info. Forward to Jackie Jeffery, 41 Flowertown Avenue, Brampton. L6X 2K5. Telephone No. 905-457-3584. NAME__________________________________________________ $40.00 x ______________ = _________________________ GUESTS _________________________________________________ $40.00 x ________________= _____________________________
Main Street Markham Auto Classic Sept 9. The day started out with showers and a mist and we decided that we would sit this show out. It would not be enjoyable standing around waiting for it to clear up which it apparently did later in the day. Next Year Eh!
Main Street Markham Auto Classic Sept 9. The day started out with showers and a mist and we decided that we would sit this show out. It would not be enjoyable standing around waiting for it to clear up which it apparently did later in the day. Next Year Eh!
Stouffville Motor Fest- Sept 15 Yes , it was threatening rain but 5 cars went to the Stouffville car show anyway. The free lunch was delicious and there were over 600 cars enjoying the sunshine. It was a bit cool in the morning but by noon the sun was shining and we enjoyed a good day. Thanks to those who joined us. Yvonne & Jack
The Brampton Fall Fair Car Show- Sept 16 Another great day and the weather was beautiful with 8 cars entered in the car show from the Brampton Club . The goodie bags and prizes were enjoyed by all of us. One of our club members even won the 50/50 . If you need a loan the person to contact is Ken Eeles. There was lots of entertainment and everyone had a good time. Yvonne
Fall Tour to Bracebridge Sept 21 / 2007 What a beautiful day! We gathered at Country Style Donuts at Fisherman Dr. and off we started at 10:30. We had a great drive north. The trees are just starting to change colour. Our tummies are starting to rumble, so it must be lunch time soon. Jackie & Ted outdid themselves. What a beautiful place. The grounds are lovely. An area was all roped off for us to park. It is the Horseshoe Resort and the restaurant is called the “The Crazy Horse”. Inside we had an area all to ourselves. The wait staff were very cheerful and helpful. We had a choice of 4 entries and no matter which one you picked it was great. Everything so fresh and nicely presented. Before long we were back on the road again. The further north we go there is more colour in the trees. We arrive at the Sleep Inn in good time. Relax for a bit, freshen up and go for dinner at the “Purple Pig”. Cont’d next column
After dinner we met in the Hospitality room where Terry Chisholm had everyone going with his jokes. Fun was had by all. Saturday September 22nd Sandy and Betty Dodd arrived to take us on a tour to Hammond Transportation . Paul Hammond brought out his collection of cars and trucks for us to view. He told us a story about every car or truck we saw. Back into town we went where we put our cars on display for the Bracebridge September Fest. We looked around town, had lunch, stopped at the farmers market and returned to the Sleep Inn. The Dodd's were our hosts for dinner again. They outdo themselves every year. After dinner we had some great entertainment, Terry Chisholm, Ivan Elford and Bob Sharpe. Wow can’t beat that. A good time was had by all. Sunday September 23rd What a great day. Clear sky, beautiful sun, cars ready to go. Sandy and Betty take us on a lovely tour to Orillia for lunch. The colours are better today. Sandy said we might see wild turkeys on the road, didn't see any (just the ones in the cars). We had a good lunch, time to say our good byes and our thanks to Jackie, Ted, Betty and Sandy for a wonderful Fall Tour. Great job Guys! George and I would like to thank everyone for making George’s 75th Birthday one we will never forget. Keep Smiling, God Bless Joan Gow Pictures on page 6
Editors Comments I would like to thank Michael Grant for making our time at the Crazy Horse so great and echo what Joan said. Thanks from everybody! Pat and I would like to express our thanks for all the help and concern we received from fellow members as we suffered through our electrical problem. We arrived home safe and sound but quite relieved and thanks for all phones calls, it is true what they say that you fully realize what a car club like this one means, when you have any problems. I would also like to tell you that Jack & Yvonne echo my comments also. Thank You Ron & Pat
Editorial Your Editors would like to get something off their chest concerning the lack of support for our last Indoor Meeting, when we enjoyed the talk given by Ivan Elford about how to take care of the cleaning of your pride and joy. Ivan presented many ideas and a good discussion was held. I was embarrassed by the turnout and it was advertised in last month Steering Column, so I think we should wait till later to get another speaker? Ivan brought a lot of items for his talk (fender, dash, and a multitude of cleaners and polishes). Oh well your loss! Ron
1. Make a point to become active in your Club. 2. Please write a story about your car. 3. Call the organizers of any tour and advise if going to attend. Lots of times we need the numbers for organizing the event. 4. Have fun and enjoy the Club, it is only as good as the members want to make it. 5. Send your money to Jackie Jeffery for the Christmas Party 6. Attend the Brampton AGM Nov 14th
· Remember the Christmas party on Nov 30 ,reserve your tickets now with Jackie Jeffery 905-457-3584 Why not send your money to Jackie now · You will find another attachment for your renewal for 2008 Please get your monies in early as the end of the year is closing and we do want you back with us next year · The Fall Tour Next year is on Sept 26,27,28 from Bracebridge. You can call now and reserve your room. You can always cancel. More info. Later. Sleep Inn- (705) 645-2519 Ron & Pat Slessor
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The Steering Column (Aug 2007) By Ron Published: August 14, 2007
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ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF CANADA BRAMPTON REGION 2007 Brampton Region Executive President Ted Jeffery - 905-457-3584 Vice Pre. Doug Hewitt– 905-453-7576 Treasurer Jackie Jeffery –905-457-3584 Secretary Marie Stone -905-452-7959 Membership Ted Jeffery 905-457-3584 Sunshine Larry Ritchie 905-453-6208 Directors- Ric Jones 905- 840-4791 Larry Kovacs 905-457-8743 Joan Gow 905-791-1479 George Gow Reflector Reporter——Lynda Jones 905- 840-4791 National ——Marie Stone 905-452-7959 Reporter Editor’s– Ron & Pat Slessor 905-793-7939 slash1@rogers.com Inside this issue: THE STEERING COLUMN NEWSLETTER DATE AUGUST /2007 THE STEERING COLUMN Calendar of Events | 2 | Thank you | 2 | Vandorf Car Show | 3 | Corn Roast | 3 | Alliston Potatoe Fest | 3 | Toys for Tots | 3 | Last Word | 7 |
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The Steering Column (July 2007 By Ron Published: July 11, 2007
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President’s Message The Brampton Region did well at the Concours d’Elegance event taking home 10 trophies from various categories. Also none of the winners had to go through a safety check as they had already done their duties at our Touring Inspection in May. Have you done your car yet? I have said before, you have to have this done to use your car in Club Events. Our Tour to Yesteryear is coming together very nicely and a good time will be had by ALL. Have you signed up yet for any part of the Tour or maybe you could come to the Banquet? Hope you are taking advantage of the great weather to enjoy your car and the beautiful scenery around the Brampton and Caledon Region. Check your Newsletter for other events and come out to socialize and enjoy the fellowship. It is your Club and the Directors are trying their best to give you what you want—- A Good Time. Thanks and drive safely. Ted
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The Steering Column (june 2007) By Ron Published: June 10, 2007
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President’s Message The touring season has started. Brampton Region held its Touring Inspection on Sunday May 27th. Overall we have done 40 cars— counting on the cars that were done before Sunday and those done on Sunday. There are still more of our members that need to make arrangements with Ted Cordingley to get their cars done. Further info is available in this newsletter for you to have your car done and at no cost. Remember– if your car is not done, then you cannot participate in Club activities with your car. This is mandatory for each year and that is why a new sticker is issued each time with the correct year. Don’t forget about the following important events—Concours d’Elegance—Brampton hosting The Tour to Yesteryear—Tour to St Jacob’s—Annual Corn Roast—and our big Fall Tour to Bracebridge. Looking forward to seeing you on the road. Drive safely. Ted
Tour to Yesteryear– Brampton-July 29- Aug 5
Registration has been very slow to date with poor numbers coming from other Regions. We are pleased to see that the Brampton Club is showing their support for this event but we know we can do better. We need all members to attend the banquet at least and bring all your friends and family to help our numbers for the banquet and show. Please! If you are not going on the Tour please at least call Jackie Jeffery at (905) 457-3584 and send in your monies for the banquet. We have a minimum number to meet for the hotel.
Visit to Holland Christian Seniors Complex-June 14
Anybody that is able just show up at the site on McLaughlin Road just south of Steeles Ave. between 6 till approx 8:30. it is a great privilege to talk and discuss about cars that these people are familiar with. See you there.
Concours d’Elegance– June 16 / 2007
This is the National judging event of the year for the Antique and Classic Car Club of Canada held annually for members and non members. Please think about attending with your car. Chinguacousy Park is the place to be seen. The cost is-$30.00 judging class. $25.00 touring class $10.00 display only $35.00 awards buffet dinner. If you need a form call the editors. (905)793-7939 Hope to see you there.
Visit to Woodhall Seniors Home– June 18/ 2007
Display our cars for the residents of both the retirement and the nursing section. Arrive around 6:15 and I believe this time we will be parking between the two buildings. See you there.
Collingwood Show & Shine—June 30
Depart from Country Style Donuts at Fisherman Drive & Hwy 10 at 8am for a beautiful drive to the Collingwood Fairgrounds. Pancake breakfast available on site till 11am with food booths open all day. Registration is $10.00–there will be music and horse & tractor show also. We will be stopping in Singhampton on the way home for dinner. The music is of the sing along variety, Right Moe. (Tour leader—Marie Stone)
Tour to St Jacob’s Playhouse Theatre-July 7th/2007
Meet at Country Style Donuts (Fisherman Drive & Hwy10 or the second traffic signal north of Bovaird & Hwy 10 (Hurontario St), 9:00 am for a departure sharp at 9:30. Meet– 9:00 am Dep. --9:30 am We will have a picnic lunch in St Jacob’s or you can have lunch in a Restaurant of your choice. We have to depart from downtown to theatre sharp at 1:30 to arrive at theatre by 2:00pm We will depart right after show for the drive to the Crossroads restaurant in Elmira. Enjoy your day! Tour Guide & Host—Ric & Lynda Jones
Classic Cars & Legendary Stars-Show & Shine-July 14th
The date for the Show and Shine is Saturday, July 14/07. Registration will take place at the Brampton GO Train Station from 11:00 am to 1pm. The fee is $5.00 and all monies go to the William Osler Health Centre (Brampton). There will be goody bags and dash plaques for the first 125 cars and also a plaque will be presented to the best Classic and Modified car as selected by the registered participants. The draw prizes for all participants in attendance will take place at the four corners at 3:30 pm. There will not be a parade this year and all cars will be advised as to when to proceed to the downtown area. The Show and Shine is from 1pm to 6pm. Thursday night, 7pm.to 10pm.,- there will be a tribute to Frank Sinatra starring Jeff Somerville and the Jazz Mechanics. There will also be a full program Friday night, Saturday afternoon and evening. Flyers will be available with more detailed information. Jackie Jeffery
On a rainy drizzly day we had 34 cars from the club turn out to get inspected and I think everybody was listening because everybody seemed to arrive with there cars already in great shape. Thanks!! We had a unfortunate thing happen that prevented us from doing our lunch tour. The day before our Tour guide Bill Ash got the news that the Hockley Convention Centre had closed and there we were with nowhere to go, but Bill called the AJ’s Bar & Grill and we went there for a lovely lunch. Thanks Bill, good job. After lunch Bill Ash led some members on a scenic drive to the north. Thanks to Joan Gow for coffee, juice, timbits and setting it up. Thanks again to our master mechanic , Ted Cordingley for a job well done. It was wonderful that Northwood Park Service took care of us and even went to many extra’s to make things more comfortable for our staff by supplying us with his new courtesy car to help speed things up. I think Ted you should offer this to your partner Rick so he will not have to ride his bike on cold days? It is my understanding that this vehicle is residing at Ric Jones’s now. If somebody wants to get their car inspected call Ted at (905) 451-2431and make arrangements to have it completed.
I would like to thank members that drove to Ching,H.S and upon arriving found out it had been cancelled and the teacher never thought about calling somebody. POOR SHOW!!! He says he will have one next year and he will call?
The Last Word Make a point to become active in your Club. You will receive so much more in return than you ever expected, fun, fellowship, idea’s, information and the knowledge that you may have helped one of your fellow car club members in a small way. It doesn't always have to be one of the executive doing all the tours, think about it, organize a small tour and if you need help just ask. Things to do · Register for the Concours · Attend the Tour to Yesteryear and make sure you attend the banquet and show. · Phone the Sleep Inn at Bracebridge and reserve a room for Fall Tour ( you can always cancel if things don’t work out.) · Don’t forget cruise nights start June 5th · Have a great summer with the car club. · If anybody has a means of getting any gifts for our cruise night just bring them along to the meeting or to any event. · If you are not able to attend the Safety Inspection, it is your responsibility to contact Northwood Park Garage and make your own arrangements with Ted Cordingley (905 451-2431 to have it done. We do accept HASC safety checks. · Please think about writing a story about your car or some function you attended that would interest fellow members. · We are always starved for stories
The Last Word Make a point to become active in your Club. You will receive so much more in return than you ever expected, fun, fellowship, idea’s, information and the knowledge that you may have helped one of your fellow car club members in a small way. It doesn't always have to be one of the executive doing all the tours, think about it, organize a small tour and if you need help just ask. Things to do · Register for the Concours · Attend the Tour to Yesteryear and make sure you attend the banquet and show. · Phone the Sleep Inn at Bracebridge and reserve a room for Fall Tour ( you can always cancel if things don’t work out.) · Don’t forget cruise nights start June 5th · Have a great summer with the car club. · If anybody has a means of getting any gifts for our cruise night just bring them along to the meeting or to any event. · If you are not able to attend the Safety Inspection, it is your responsibility to contact Northwood Park Garage and make your own arrangements with Ted Cordingley (905 451-2431 to have it done. We do accept HASC safety checks. · Please think about writing a story about your car or some function you attended that would interest fellow members. · We are always starved for stories
The Last Word Make a point to become active in your Club. You will receive so much more in return than you ever expected, fun, fellowship, idea’s, information and the knowledge that you may have helped one of your fellow car club members in a small way. It doesn't always have to be one of the executive doing all the tours, think about it, organize a small tour and if you need help just ask. Things to do · Register for the Concours · Attend the Tour to Yesteryear and make sure you attend the banquet and show. · Phone the Sleep Inn at Bracebridge and reserve a room for Fall Tour ( you can always cancel if things don’t work out.) · Don’t forget cruise nights start June 5th · Have a great summer with the car club. · If anybody has a means of getting any gifts for our cruise night just bring them along to the meeting or to any event. · If you are not able to attend the Safety Inspection, it is your responsibility to contact Northwood Park Garage and make your own arrangements with Ted Cordingley (905 451-2431 to have it done. We do accept HASC safety checks. · Please think about writing a story about your car or some function you attended that would interest fellow members. · We are always starved for stories
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May 2007 Newsletter By Ron Published: May 11, 2007
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President’s Message Here we are well into Spring and I am sure every one is getting anxious to get their car out on the road. The Club has lots of activities for the driving season and I hope everyone will take advantage and join in all the Fun. Don’t forget the Touring Inspection on May 27th so you are eligible to join in. Our last indoor meeting before Summer is May 9th, and then be sure you keep checking your Calendar of Events which you have posted on your Frig door. Also I hope we have lots of support From our Members, as we are the host Region for this year’s Tour To Yesteryear. Don’t forget to let any of the Directors know of anything you feel the Club could be doing, that you would enjoy and that maybe we forget or had not thought about. Thanks and we will see you on the road. Ted
The Touring Inspection- May 27 The Brampton Club will hold our touring inspection on May 27 at Northwood Park service starting around 8:00 and the more members that can arrive early to get all the paper work looked after the more time we will have for our tour to Hockley Valley Inn & Conference centre. The cost of lunch will be 15.00 per person & will include bread, 3 salads, meat trays, pasta , coffee, tea & dessert cakes. This is a beautiful dining room with great views. We will also provide coffee, juice and some doughnuts at the garage. Please come out and have your car inspected because if you wish to take part in any club activities it must be inspected and passed. This is also a great social time to get together after the winter. (Map on last page)( Directions to the lunch will be distributed at garage. Your Tour Leader will be Bill Ash.
Show & Shine Chinguacousy High School
Mr. George Schachtschneider ,the Transportation Technology teacher has invited as many of our members as possible to attend to help educate his students in the safe operation, modification and repair of vehicles. He also believes that this will give the students first hand knowledge of the importance of getting a good education. He would like members to bring their cars, discuss your car and generally he would like us to reinforce his message about getting a good education and a good trade to help you down the road in life. There will be an entrance fee of $5.00. Show runs from 10am till 1pm Recipients will be the — The School’s Breakfast program –30% The Audio Visual Club - 30% The Auto Shop -30% Lets have a good turnout Your inspection sticker is still valid.
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April Newsletter 2007 By Ron Published: April 3, 2007
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ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF CANADA BRAMPTON REGION 2007 Brampton Region Executive President Ted Jeffery -905-457-358 Vice Pre. Doug Hewitt– 905-453-7576 Treasurer Jackie Jeffery –905-457-3584 Secretary Marie Stone -905-452-7959 Membership Ted Jeffery 905-457-3584 Sunshine Larry Ritchie 905-453-6208 Ruth Moodie 905- 451– 4563 Directors- Ric Jones 905- 840-4791 Larry Kovacs 905-457-8743 Joan Gow 905-791-1479 George Gow Reflector Reporter——Lynda Jones 905- 840-4791 National ——Marie Stone 905-452-7959 Reporter Editor’s– Ron & Pat Slessor 905-793-7939 slash1@rogers.com Inside this issue: Safety Inspection– May 27 / 2007 The Brampton Club will hold our touring inspection on May 27 at North-wood Park service starting around 8:00 and the more members that can ar-rive early to get all the paper work looked after the more time we will have for our tour to Hockley Valley Inn & Conference centre. The cost of lunch will be 15.00 per person & will include bread, 3 salads, meat trays, pasta , coffee, tea & dessert cakes. This is a beautiful dining room with great views. We will also provide coffee ,juice and some doughnuts at the garage. Please come out and have your car inspected because if you wish to take part in any club activities it must be inspected and passed. This is also a great social time to get together after the winter. (Map on last page)( Di-rections to the lunch will be distributed at garage. Your Tour Leader THE STEERING COLUMN NEWSLETTER DATE APRIL 2007 THE STEERING COLUMN Calendar of Events | 2 | Tour to St.Jacob’s | 2 | Tour to Yesteryear | 3 | Fall Tour | 3 | Cruisin for a Cure | 3 | Sunshine Report | 4 | Last Word | 4 |
NEWSLETTER DATE APRIL 2007 LEO HANDLEY Feb 22, 1937— March 24, 2007 It is with heavy heart I write this message. I wish to dedicate This newsletter to LEO HANDLEY who passed away on March 24, 2007. Leo joined our club in April of ―93‖. He was honest, Knowledgeable of antique cars and a VERY FRIENDLY person. Leo was always there to help the club in any way. Leo I thank You for your, help, your friendship and I will miss you and So will the club. REST IN PEACE AND GOD BLESS. Ted April 11- Indoor meeting 7:30 Building D Flower City Campus We will have Mr. Fred Norris of Prostate Cancer Support Group Us Too! April 15 Richmond Green Flea Market April 16 Director’s meeting Joan & George Gow 29 Deerfield Rd. April 18 Tour Meeting Ted & Jackie Jeffery 41 Flowertown Ave. April 22 Breakfast at AJ’s April 29 Brunch Run to Model Train Display May 9 Indoor Meeting 7:30 pm Building D Flower City Campus May 27 Tour Inspection Info in newsletter Saturday, July 7 will be the date we will be going to St, Jacob’s County Playhouse and the production we will be seeing is ―Legends‖. After 20 years with SBC stu-dios, popular television host, Roy Solomon is signing off with his final show and taking the studio audience on a stroll down memory lane. From the mid 1950’s through the mid 1970’s, a number of artistic pioneers refused to bow to industry pressure and creatively set their own musical trends. The show features classic songs by Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, The Beach Boys, Abba, Sonny & Cher, and many more. Hilarious comedy, exuberant dance numbers and sweet, sweet mu-sic, Legends is a nostalgic celebration of the unforgettable sounds that shaped the minds and attitudes of an entire generation.Thearte cost is $29.00 per per-son and the buffet dinner at the Crossroads restaurant is $20.00. Make cheques payable to Brampton ACCCC and send to Jackie Jeffery at 41 Flow-ertown Ave Brampton L6X 2K5 Call Jackie at (905) 457-3584 Calendar of Events Tour to St. Jacob’s Playhouse– July 7th Page 2 THE STEERING COLUMN Brunch Run & Tour of Model Train Display– April 29 Come join us for a Sunday afternoon Meet at Shoppers World Brampton beside Tim Horton’s for a 10:30 Departure. We will travel to Waterdown for lunch at Pause Awhile Tea Room and then on to Aberfoyle where we will see a very interesting display of trains, villages and peo-ple. If weather is good drive your antique car, and if not we will go modern. The cost for the day will be: A hot lunch—$13.00 Train display $_5-00 Call Joan Gow Total ——-$18.00 (905) 791-1479 to reserve your spot .Make cheques payable to Brampton ACCCC Joan would like to know numbers and have the money by Apr. 18 STEERING COLUMN Keep checking your calendar for more event ,shows, and cruises. STEERING COLUMN The Steering Column We need sponsors, We need gifts, door prizes and draw prizes. This will be a hectic but a very rewarding time so please support all our endeav-ors' and we will need a full club support for our final banquet and entertainment. The entertainment will be our own Terry Chisholm and like at our Christmas party we want members to invite all your friends to the banquet and show. The more the merrier. We can accept anything for the final draw ,and daily draw prizes but we just ask you to hold onto them as Ted & Jackie are lacking storage space. Call Ted & Jackie and let them know what you have for the Tour. We hope most of our members will take part in the daily tours and all the func-tions at the hotel. We need to make our guests feel welcome and I know we all want socialize in the evening. You don’t have to stay at the hotel to have a great time, Come out and lets have some Brampton Region hospitality. Info on camping on page 5 US TOO! Brampton Prostate Support Group will be holding a one– day ―car cruise "called Cruisin for a Cure Canada. They will be asking for all custom, clas-sic, trucks and special interest vehicles to come out to Chinguacousy Park Queen Street East and Central Park Drive in Brampton for exhibition . The cost will be $40.00 payable by cheque. All of your fees goes directly to Pros-tate Cancer research, not a penny goes to car clubs, administration or individuals! Free PSA Blood Test for all Men attending They will be charging admission to general public More info from our guest speaker at Indoor meeting Apr 11 Tour to Yesteryear– July 29– Aug 5 Cruisin‖ for a Cure Canada– Sept 1st Fall Tour—Sept 21,22 and 23 The dates are Sept 21,22,and 23 for our Fall Tour in Bracebridge and Sandy & Betty Dodd will once again be our gracious hosts. Accommodations will only be at the Sleep Inn and 25 rooms have been set aside. Please book early to avoid dis-appointment. When making your reservations it is important that you mention the Brampton Antique & Classic Car Club. The room rate is $107.99 plus tax. (Continental Breakfast Incl.) The Sleep Inn— (705) 645-2519 Sandy and Betty are looking into visiting the Chocolate Factory, The Mohawk Brewery (both in Bracebridge) or a visit to the Cranberry Marsh. More information in a later newsletter. Page 3 ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF CANADA BRAMPTON REGION Last Word The editors have new membership lists available but right now we will not be sending them out till we have a smaller edition due to overweight and the stamps have gone up another cent (52). We will carry them to meetings, cruises and events, just ask please! Things to do - Make sure your membership is up to date.
- April 11 indoor meeting
- Reserve your spot for the brunch run and model train display (get you money in)
- Phone the Sleep Inn at Bracebridge and reserve a room ( you can always cancel)
- Remember the touring inspection on May 27 ( you must have a sticker in order to take part in club activities.
- Plan a tour or a brunch run and let the President know for scheduling purposes.
- Make a point to become active in the club events, you will get so much more out of your club. It is also what you can put into your club
Ron & Pat Slessor- (905) 793-7939 Email slash1@rogers.com 1810-24 Hanover Rd Brampton ON L6S 5K8 Sunshine Report The Club wishes to let members know that we are think-ing of them. Happy Birthday April- 1 Ann Amos 9 Nicole Cormier 10 Marj Joiner 12 Harvey Johnson 17 Laura Moyer 17 Ron Smith 18 Ken Eeles 19 Lois Downey 21 Sheila Nawrocki 23 William Jarosz 24 Pat Slessor 27 Wayne Law 27 Bev Genoe 30 Claire Farrow Happy Anniversary April 7 Terry & Elena Chisholm 9 Donna & Alan Cooper 12 Joan & George Gow 15 Ann & Bill Bressmer 20 Marolyn & John Morrison 29 Mary Ann & Gordon Fay Klassic Korner Restaurant Klassic Korner restaurant 135 main Street North Bramp-ton is offering 15% DISCOUNT OFF YOUR DINNER FOR ALL CLUB MEMBERS ON Club meeting nights. Thanks again to the generosity of Jimmy and Diane Smagranov Club Apparel– Summer Wear We have order forms for club jackets, club shirts & hats - Jackets & Hats are Royal Blue
- Shirts are a sand colour (women's & men's styles)
- Pat Slessor has some jackets to try on for fitting
- All jackets , hats and shirts are crested
- Names on jackets and shirts $4.00
If anybody is interested in apparel call Pat Slessor (905) 793-7939 and you can arrange a time and place to try on jackets. Web Site bramptonacccc.com Info for those that are camping on the Tour to Yesteryear (Presidents pass on to your members) Indian Line Campground 1-800– 304-9728 Email iline@trca.on.ca 2 way hook up—-$31.50 per day or 189 a week Person In Charge Randy 905-678-1233 No Discounts Toronto Region Conservation –www.trcacamping.ca click on Indian line Campground Changes to Calendar of Events - 1. Car Show & Shine– Collingwood– June 30th
- 2. Classic Cars & legendary Stars– Dates are July 19,20 & 21st
- 3. National Picnic—will be held Sat Aug 18 Uxbridge Museum
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March 2007 Newsletter By Ron Published: March 5, 2007
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President's message (will return next month There is still a number of members that have not sent in their monies ($45.00) per year. The membership of our club runs from Jan1 till the end of Dec. of that year. It sure would be wonderful if we did not have to chase people. It would be nice if those that were not renewing would phone the membership chairman and let him know so we don't keep filling up your mailbox with unwanted newsletters. The Membership Chairman is Ted Jeffery 905-457-3584 Safety Inspection May 27/2007 The Brampton Club will hold our Touring inspection on May 27 at Northwood Park Service Centre starting around 8am and the more members that can arrive early to get all the paper work looked after the more time we might have to take a small tour for food. I believe we had a person that is looking after that. We will also provide coffee, juice and some doughnuts. Please come out and have your inspected because if you wish to take part in any club activites it must be inspected and passed. This is also a great social time to get together after the winter and get to know other members(Next month a Map) Brunch Run & Tour of Model Train Display-Sat. April 29, depart from Tim Horton's at Shoppers World Brampton for a 10:30 departure. We will travel to Waterdown for lunch at Pause Awhile Tea Room and then on to Aberfoyle where we will see a very interesting display of model trains,villages and people. If weather is good drive your antique car, if not we will go modern. Cost for the day. Hot lunch--$13.00 and train display is $5.00 for a total of $18.00. Call and reserve your spot with Joan Gow (905)791-1479 Make cheque payable to Brampton ACCCC. Joan would like to know numbers and have the money by Apr. 18 Tour to St.Jacob's Playhouse July 7th. The production we will be seeing is "Legends" it will be a stroll down memoey lane The show features songs by Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, The beach Boys, Abba, Sonny & Cher and many more Hilarious comedy, exuberant dance numbers and sweet, sweet music. Legends is a nostaligic celebration of the unforgettable sounds that shaped the minds and attitudes of an entire generation.Theatre cost is $29.00 per person and the buffet dinner at the crossroads restaurant is $20.00. Make Cheques payable to Brampton ACCCC and send to Jackie Jeffery at 41 Flowertown Ave. Brampton L6X2K5 Call Jackie at (905) 457-3584 to order your tickets. They go fast and there are a limited number available. Tour To Yesteryear July 29-- Aug 5 Please support our endeavor's as we host this event. We do know we will need the club's full support for our final banquet and entertainment. The entertainment will be our own Terry Chisholm and like at our Christmas party we want members to invite all your friends to the banquet and show. The more the merrier. We do have numbers we have to reach. We can accept gifts for the final banquet and daily draw prizes but we ask that you hold onto them as Ted & Jackie are lacking space. Call Ted & Jackie and let them know what you have for the Tour.We hope most of our members will take part in the daily tours and all the functions at the hotel. We need to to make our guests feel welcome and I know we all want to socialize in the evening. You don't have to stay at the hotel to have a great time. Come out and lets have some Brampton Region Hospitality. Fall Tour-- Sept 21,22 and 23 Again we are going to Bracebridgeas hosts of Sandy & Betty Dodd. Accommmodations will only be at the Sleep Inn and 25 rooms have been set aside. Please book early to avoid disappointment. When making reservatons be sure to tell them you are with the Antique & Classis Car Club. The room rate is $107.99 plus taxes. (continental breakfast included) Sleep Inn - (705) 645-2519 Sandy and Betty are looking into visiting the Chocolate Factory, THe Mohawk Brewery (both in Bracebridge) or a visit to the Cranberry Marsh. More Information to follow Indoor Meeting held Feb 14 We had a very surprising turnout for the Valentine meeting with 21 in attendance. The weather was very unpredictable earlier in the day and to have members travel from Guelph, Bolton and surrounding ares was a wonderful example of club members going all out for their club. Joan Gow baked some heart shaped shortbreads and Pat made a pot of tea to wash it all down with. We even had some chocolates for everybody's sweetheart. Thank You Joan & Pat. After the business part we all enjoyed a video of the Nethercutt collection. What your editors did not know about the collection was it was not all cars. It was amazing to see the massive pipe organs (500)pipes or was it 5000 anyway it was all housed in the building, all working and kept in pristine condition. I would suggest that if you are ever in Sylmar Calf. make sure you take the free tour. If you need a loan see Judy Kovacs who took home the 50/50 of $19.50. Sunshine Report. The club wishes to let members know that we are thinking of them. Lois Downey hip Replacement on March 2; Ruth moodie cataract operation on Ferruary 20. Birthday March 10 Alfred Gilchrist; Mar 10 Christina Scott; Mar 15 Allan Bauldry; Mar 21 John Morrison; March 22 Alan Cooper; March 23 Mary Carloyne Curl; March 24 Bill Bressmer:March 24 Bob Joiner; March 24 Bill Ryan; March 25 dave Snyder; March 29 Willa Rowland; March 30 Ann Marie Elford; March 31 Ted Scott Anniversary March 1 Ted & Christina Scott Club Apparel-Summer Wear We have order forms for club jackets, club shirts & hats. The jackets and hats are Royal Blue-- Shirts are a sand colour (womens & mens Styles). Pat Slessor has some jackets to try on for fitting.--All jackets & hats are crested.--names on jackets & Shirts $4.00 If any body is interested in apparel call Pat Slessor (905) 793-7939 and you can arrange a time and place to try on jackets. Web Site -- bramptonacccc.com Last Word The editors have new membership lists available but right now we will not be sending them out till we have a smaller edition due to overweight and the stamps now cost (52). We will carry them to meetings, cruises and events, just ask please! Things to Do . Make sure your membership is up to date March 14 Indoor Meeting Reserve your spot for the Brunch Run and Model train display ( get your money in ) Phone the Sleep Inn at Bracebridge and reserve a room ( you can always cancel) Remember the touring inspection on May 27 ( you have to have a sticker in order to take part in club activities. Plan a brunch run or tour and let the President know for scheduling purposes. Make a point to become active in club events, you will get so much more out of your club. It is also about what you can put into your club
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January / February 2007 Newsletter By Kevin Published: January 15, 2007
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The Steering Column
President’s Message Here we are at the start of another New Year. I hope everyone had a Very Good Holiday Season and are looking forward to a Great 2007. Read More...
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November / December Newsleter By Ted Published: December 10, 2006
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President’s Message I imagine most of you have your cars tucked away for the winter by now. We have had some nice sunny days to have one last drive, but instead we dream of it instead of doing it. Read More...
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Toy's for Tot's (cruise night) By Ron Published: June 21, 2006
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Set your calendar for the Cruise Night Toy's for Tot's on Sept 5th and help support your Club in our efforts to raise funds, toy's, Canadian Tire Money for the Peel Police charity of Toy's for Tots. Louisiana's will support our cruise with sponsoring a live New Orleans jazz band for our entertainment. We need your help to make this the best possible fund raiser for this event.In case of rain we will hold it on our final cruise night (Sept 12) Read More...
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