Newsletter
Editor: Fran Henry
For Lyle Nokes
April 3, 2018 NEWSLETTER
President Teresa Collins, called meeting at 7:00 pm, 27 members were present. One correction was made in the agenda was made the Maple Valley Days Car Show is June 9th.
SECRETARY REPORT: Secretary Vicki Markley read the minutes from the March meeting. Motion was made, seconded and passed to accept amended minutes as written. (Mike was there last meeting). It was also mentioned the Jo White is very ill and in the hospital. The club wishes her a speedy recovery.
TREASURY REPORT: Darren Marweg reported that the club is still solvent. Darren, also, gave us an update on apparel. He had pictures and club choose the black background on the patch. Darren will order and they should be available in a couple weeks. Perhaps at our trailer clean-up party!
VICE PRESIDENT REPORT: Lyle Nokes reported that our last luncheon at Apogees was a lot of fun! Weather permitted a couple of Street Rats (Lyle, Joe and Fran) were able to bring their rods.
ACTIVITY REPORT: Lunch out this month will be will be on Sunday, April 15th at 1:00 pm at Stockton’s Restaurant & Spirits . 23220 Maple Valley Black Diamond Rd SE. phone no.: 425-432-6880.
SCHLOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Nancy Atkinson reported our application review is on May 9th at 5:30 pm at her house, 21609 SE 242nd St, Maple Valley. Interviews with applicants will be May 23rd , 5 to 9 pm at the Maple Valley Library. Nancy also reported that Green River returned $1,500 due to the student no longer was attending. Jay asked about, if the student could still use the funds at another school. Nancy stated that the student would have to contact us with new school information.
SUNSHINE REPORT: No report this meeting.
OLD BUSINESS: Friday Night Permit from City of Covington was received and will be posted in the trailer at the clean-up party. Maple Valley Days Car Show and Swap Meet Flyers are available and will also be in club trailer for distribution. Dave Michalski reported that Tahoma High School’s 1953 Chevy Truck Restoration Project is on hold, five club members are donating their time and knowledge to help out. Dave will keep us posted as the school finds a way for grants to help out.
NEW BUSINESS: Teresa Collins set the Trailer Clean-up Party for April 22nd at 10 am at the Markley’s residence 21832 SE 245th St, Maple Valley. Lunch will be provided by our wonderful host Vicki
Teresa also reported that the Membership fee of $25. Is due by the May meeting, or mailed to P.O. Box 155, Maple Valley, WA 98038.
Teresa passed around the sign-up sheet for towing the trailer on Friday nights. Thank you Larry Johnson for towing to our very first night May 4th. The towing schedule will be posted in the trailer for future fill-ins. Lyle Nokes stated that his truck is available. We could leave it hooked up to the trailer, this way makes it available for other club members to be able to volunteer for towing.
Teresa reported that the Maple Valley Days Car Show June 9th is gearing up for the event. There is construction in the park this year. The Park is working on remodeling the Boat House, so we are to use our own source of power. Vicki reported that we have one pre-registered. We have six cars for the parade (ten needed). Trophies are being created by our club member Doug Arends (he still could use more small parts). Dash plaques are being ordered, thanks to our sponsor Triple XXX. We will start to collect raffle items at our Friday Night Cruise, next meeting and/or the day of the show. Thanks to our volunteers, this event is going to be wonderful!
Kent Cornucopia Days Car Show July 14th. Dave and Darren met with the Committee to discuss adding our Car Show to their Seafair event. They would like to include some of our cars in their parade on Sunday. We can put our cars on Meeker Street between 4th and 6th. There is room for around 100 cars. We can use both sides of the street. We can mark the street, but has to be temporary/washable. We will need to keep the center clear for emergencies. Kent Lion’s Club will be provide garbage cans and pick up as needed during the day. The Kent Lion’s Club is also asking for help in covering the cost of $250. For Porta Potty’s. Motion was made and seconded to commit to the show. Other expenses include dash plaques, flyers, windshield ID tags and trophies. Dave and Darren will have more information at our next meeting.
APPAREL: Darren Marweg reported in the Treasurer’s Report.
WEBSITE: Mike Currier reported that there are around 81 visitors a week to our website. He would like to add pages to our website to include the newsletter, flyers of our upcoming car shows and pictures of members cars.
Howard Van Erem mentioned the cost of $50 each for 2’ x 6’ signs (4 total) to advertise the car shows and swap meet. Further discussion is needed due to new car show.
50/50: Total $90. The club received $45 and $45 winner was Mike Currier. Congratulations Mike!
NEXT MEETING: The next meeting will be held on May 1, 2018 at Mitzel’s in Kent at 7:00 pm.
8:15 pm – Motion made to adjourn meeting, seconded, and passed.
Respectfully submitted by: Teresa Collings, President
For Lyle Nokes
April 3, 2018 NEWSLETTER
President Teresa Collins, called meeting at 7:00 pm, 27 members were present. One correction was made in the agenda was made the Maple Valley Days Car Show is June 9th.
SECRETARY REPORT: Secretary Vicki Markley read the minutes from the March meeting. Motion was made, seconded and passed to accept amended minutes as written. (Mike was there last meeting). It was also mentioned the Jo White is very ill and in the hospital. The club wishes her a speedy recovery.
TREASURY REPORT: Darren Marweg reported that the club is still solvent. Darren, also, gave us an update on apparel. He had pictures and club choose the black background on the patch. Darren will order and they should be available in a couple weeks. Perhaps at our trailer clean-up party!
VICE PRESIDENT REPORT: Lyle Nokes reported that our last luncheon at Apogees was a lot of fun! Weather permitted a couple of Street Rats (Lyle, Joe and Fran) were able to bring their rods.
ACTIVITY REPORT: Lunch out this month will be will be on Sunday, April 15th at 1:00 pm at Stockton’s Restaurant & Spirits . 23220 Maple Valley Black Diamond Rd SE. phone no.: 425-432-6880.
SCHLOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Nancy Atkinson reported our application review is on May 9th at 5:30 pm at her house, 21609 SE 242nd St, Maple Valley. Interviews with applicants will be May 23rd , 5 to 9 pm at the Maple Valley Library. Nancy also reported that Green River returned $1,500 due to the student no longer was attending. Jay asked about, if the student could still use the funds at another school. Nancy stated that the student would have to contact us with new school information.
SUNSHINE REPORT: No report this meeting.
OLD BUSINESS: Friday Night Permit from City of Covington was received and will be posted in the trailer at the clean-up party. Maple Valley Days Car Show and Swap Meet Flyers are available and will also be in club trailer for distribution. Dave Michalski reported that Tahoma High School’s 1953 Chevy Truck Restoration Project is on hold, five club members are donating their time and knowledge to help out. Dave will keep us posted as the school finds a way for grants to help out.
NEW BUSINESS: Teresa Collins set the Trailer Clean-up Party for April 22nd at 10 am at the Markley’s residence 21832 SE 245th St, Maple Valley. Lunch will be provided by our wonderful host Vicki
Teresa also reported that the Membership fee of $25. Is due by the May meeting, or mailed to P.O. Box 155, Maple Valley, WA 98038.
Teresa passed around the sign-up sheet for towing the trailer on Friday nights. Thank you Larry Johnson for towing to our very first night May 4th. The towing schedule will be posted in the trailer for future fill-ins. Lyle Nokes stated that his truck is available. We could leave it hooked up to the trailer, this way makes it available for other club members to be able to volunteer for towing.
Teresa reported that the Maple Valley Days Car Show June 9th is gearing up for the event. There is construction in the park this year. The Park is working on remodeling the Boat House, so we are to use our own source of power. Vicki reported that we have one pre-registered. We have six cars for the parade (ten needed). Trophies are being created by our club member Doug Arends (he still could use more small parts). Dash plaques are being ordered, thanks to our sponsor Triple XXX. We will start to collect raffle items at our Friday Night Cruise, next meeting and/or the day of the show. Thanks to our volunteers, this event is going to be wonderful!
Kent Cornucopia Days Car Show July 14th. Dave and Darren met with the Committee to discuss adding our Car Show to their Seafair event. They would like to include some of our cars in their parade on Sunday. We can put our cars on Meeker Street between 4th and 6th. There is room for around 100 cars. We can use both sides of the street. We can mark the street, but has to be temporary/washable. We will need to keep the center clear for emergencies. Kent Lion’s Club will be provide garbage cans and pick up as needed during the day. The Kent Lion’s Club is also asking for help in covering the cost of $250. For Porta Potty’s. Motion was made and seconded to commit to the show. Other expenses include dash plaques, flyers, windshield ID tags and trophies. Dave and Darren will have more information at our next meeting.
APPAREL: Darren Marweg reported in the Treasurer’s Report.
WEBSITE: Mike Currier reported that there are around 81 visitors a week to our website. He would like to add pages to our website to include the newsletter, flyers of our upcoming car shows and pictures of members cars.
Howard Van Erem mentioned the cost of $50 each for 2’ x 6’ signs (4 total) to advertise the car shows and swap meet. Further discussion is needed due to new car show.
50/50: Total $90. The club received $45 and $45 winner was Mike Currier. Congratulations Mike!
NEXT MEETING: The next meeting will be held on May 1, 2018 at Mitzel’s in Kent at 7:00 pm.
8:15 pm – Motion made to adjourn meeting, seconded, and passed.
Respectfully submitted by: Teresa Collings, President
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