Our next meeting will be
Tuesday, April 6th at Mr. Ed's at the Elks Club. We will be on
the left side of the large banquet room. Come at 6pm if you want to have dinner,
the meeting starts at 7pm.
Last month at our meeting we voted on some changes to the
By-Laws. One of the changes was to Section 3. The section reads as follows and
the underlined portion was voted on to be removed: The Walla Walla Cruisers as an entity reserves the right to
refuse membership to any person(s). Disqualification of members from club: No
person shall be allowed to consume alcoholic beverages at a club function, or be
under the influence of illegal drugs. Any member whose behavior that is
deemed to be inappropriate, shall be asked to leave said function. If the person
refuses to leave he/she will be disqualified from membership and a letter will
be sent from the Club stating the reason, and dues will not be refunded.
We also voted on whether to change Section
5-Scholarships. It states If finances are available the general
membership will select and vote on two different entities who will be the
recipients of an agreed upon amount. We have been giving
to more then 2 for several years now. Although it doesn't say we CAN'T give to
more than tow, we wanted to re-word this so there is no confusion and so that we
can continue to give to more than two entities at the end of the year if we wish
to do so. So the revision will read as follows: If finances are available the general membership will select
and vote on one or more entities who will be the recipients of an agreed
upon amount.
Hey,
check out below!! The cruise-in schedule has been finalized!! The cruise
committee has been very busy and they have put together some different locations
for our Friday night cruise-ins, and some new places for some breakfast
cruise-ins as well. We also have several club show-n-shines scheduled at our
local sponsors. They donated most of our raffles at our year end party (some
were private donations) at no cost to the club. The show-n-shines is our way of
giving back to them for all of those donations so please consider attending as
they come along throughout the year. And remember, our first cruise is coming
up very soon on April 2nd at Tiki Teriyaki. Hope to see you all
there!
On
another note, the club is having a yard sale on Saturday, May 22nd.
It will be in the Banner Bank Parking lot on Isaacs next to Albertsons. Thanks
to Bonnie Bowton for getting us permission to use their parking lot. So if you
have some stuff to donate to the club for the yard sale, contact Shanny. We also
need volunteers to help out.
Lastly, Edna Kirk, the lady that did our club jackets and now has been awarded
the contract to provide our t-shirts, has come up with a wall clock with our
Cruisers logo on it. She dropped one off at Shanny's and she will have it at the
next meeting so everyone can see. She (Edna) is selling them for $20.
Cruiser's Market Place-
**New-For Sale:
1970 Dodge Demon, 440 Automatic, lots of new parts. $18,000, Call Bob Maiuri at
525.2093.
For Sale:
1947 GMC 5 window pick up. 350hp 283 Corvette engine, electronic ignition, 4 bbl
carb, and a turbo 400 tranny. Pick up is disassembled. It has a chrome bumper,
and a Cadillac telescoping/tilt steering column. It is mounted on a 1980 Chevy
frame, has disk brakes, a French electric antenna, new spot light, 4 new shocks
and it's a short bed. $2500 firm. Contact Ken Moss at 509-529-3853.
For Sale:
1967 Chevrolet step side long bed. This is a 'box off' restoration. The frame
has been completely sand blasted. Two or more coats of industrial primer and
two or more coats of industrial gloss black paint. 95 percent of the running
gear has been sand blasted. The engine, transmission, drive line have all been
removed. The engine compartment has been sand blasted and two or more coats of
(dtm) direct to metal etching primer. Two or more coats of epoxy white primer
sealer. The box has a new economy type wood floor. It has been put together
with all new bolts. The body and box has been taken down to metal. All body
work has been completed, emblems have been removed and holes have been filled
in. Body and box has been sprayed with two or more coats of dtm and three or
more coats of white epoxy primer sealer. Inside the cab has been sprayed with
dtm and white epoxy primer sealer. I have invested over $1500 in this pickup
and I need the garage space. Make me an offer I can't refuse. I have a car
trailer so I can make a free local delivery to your front door. ALL THE HARD
DIRTY WORK HAS BEEN DONE FOR YOU. IT'S 98% READY TO BE PAINTED OR LEAVE IN
PRIMER SEALER. Del Avery 509.382.4142 (call days) Dayton.
Cruise-In Schedule-
Regular cruise-in schedule: (this is subject to change!)
All
Cruise-ins are on a Friday and begin at 6:00 pm, unless otherwise stated (gather
at 6pm at the specified location and cruising starts after 7pm).
Note: please
note that the breakfast cruises to the Oasis and to the Stone Hut require that
patrons be over 21 years old (people, not cars J)
The
car shows listed are popular shows that some of our members have attended.
Discounts will only
apply if car club identification is worn T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Jackets, ID Tags
or Hats
Please note: If you are
interested, some wineries may charge a Tasting fee, but this is usually deducted
from the purchase price of a bottle of wine.
APRIL
2 Tiki Teriyaki
Grille - Rose St. across from ShopKo, permission to park in front of Oil Haus
9 Pizza Hut -
Rose Street
11 Oasis
Restaurant; Breakfast Cruise - leave Color Press by 8:30 am.
16 Waterbrook
Winery - 10518 W. Hwy. 12. Food available will be from a light menu costing $8
or bring your own. Soft drinks available for purchase. Enjoy the patio and
fireplace.
23 Mr. Ed's - at
the Elk's Club *Free soft drink, coffee or tea
Please park
north end of lot next to Sumach Street
24 Dogwood
Fesitval; CAR SHOW - Lewiston, ID (1.800.394.4189)
