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WHAT'S INSIDE

Calendar 1

Minutes & President Note 2

Future Tours & Events 3-4

Announcements 5

Back In Wichita 6-7

MAFFI Swap Meet 8

MAFCA 9

Wichita A’s Tour Schedule 10

Era Fashion 11

Local & National Calendar 12

Classifieds 13

Volume 29 Issue 3

March 2014 P.O. Box 25

Wichita, KS 67201

March REFRESHMENTS

Nora Meyer John Weninger Norma Agard Arley Bennett Grace Brooks

www.wichitaas.com

March 2014

24........ Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th ….............. …....….7:00 PM

Program: “Safety”

April 2014

3-6…… MARC Membership Meet…………………………….. ….St. Louis, MO

15…… Newsletter [email protected]………... ……….

26……. Zenda Tour……………………………………………. …….Grabendike

28....…. Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th …...……... ….....….7:00 PM

May 2014

3….. Estate Sales + ”The Garage Sale”…………………………. …...Grabendike

6….. Newsletter [email protected]…………….. …………..

18… Poker Run…………………………………………………. ….…...Ellerman

19.... Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th ……………… …...….7:00 PM

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The Wichita A’s meet on the 4th Monday of the month with exception to the month of May and December. Due to Memorial Day Weekend in May, the meeting is held on the 3rd Monday of the month. We do not hold a meeting during the month of December. The meetings are held at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th, Wichita, KS. Meeting time is 7:00 PM.

Rumbleseat Review March 2014

February 24, 2014

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

The snow is melting as I write this note and the swap meet

is in the record books as one of the coldest. However with

the friendship, food, great sales made, and bargains found,

we were able to earn enough money for another year of

touring, fun, and fellowship.

We are now lined up for a year of touring thanks to our tour

chairman Don Grabendike and all of the Wichita A mem-

bers who have volunteered to lead a tour in the coming

year. The strength of our club comes from all the members

who step up and help in one way or another, and I am proud

to be a part of this club.

The program for the March meeting will be presented by a

gentleman from outside of the club and will be on the sub-

ject of safety. As an extra incentive to attend this important

meeting, I have arranged for a door prize of a Model A air

conditioner to be awarded. You will need to be there to

receive this prize, and I will arrange for the free installation.

If you have any suggestions for future programs or activi-

ties please let me know.

Denny Ellerman Vice President

Newsletter Deadline

Tuesday, April 15, 2014 Tuesday, May 6, 2014 Tuesday, June 3, 2014 Friday, June 27, 2014

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Vice President Dennis Ellerman called the February 24th, 2014 regular meeting of the Wichita A’s to order. Roger Graham introduced Tom & Mary Lou Beskett from Andover, Kansas, as our guests for the meeting. The minutes from the previous meeting were approved as pub-lished in our newsletter. Treasurer Alan Orr gave the finan-cial report. Bonita Graham reported that Carolyn Nung-esser’s mom had passed away and that the Guinty Fami-ly had lost their daughter /sister . Tom Ruggles, swap meet chairperson, thanked everyone who helped make the swap meet a success, and Bob Phye summarized the “after swap meet” party. Dennis Ellerman reminded the club of the Hileman’s bus tour and the Kan-sas White Way tour coming up and Linda Kibbe had infor-mation available on the Tulsa regional meet.

The next board meeting will be held at Chris Cushman’s on April 15th, 10:00 am., and the next regular club meeting will be on March 24th at Minisa. After a short break with refreshments provided by Linda Boivin, Orpha Eyres, Vicki Hildibrand, Ruth Anne Praeger, and Sandy Titus, tour ing chairperson, Don Grabendike conducted the annual tour planning for the upcoming year. Meeting adjourned. Dawna Ruggles, Secretary

Note From The Editor

Please note the newsletter deadlines I have published. I moved the month of May deadline up because of the club meeting falling on the third Monday of the month. June and July deadlines are earlier than usual because of the Tulsa Regional Meet and the MAFCA National Convention in July. Richard and I will be attending both meets. Thank you! Linda Kibbe, Editor

March 2014 Rumbleseat Review

June 9-14, 2014

2014 Regional – Hotel Information

Wyndham Hotel 10918 East 41st Street, Tulsa, OK 74146 $85/night + tax and include a full restaurant breakfast for two. Phone: 918 627-5000 Be sure you tell the hotel this is for the Tulsa Model A Ford Regional Meet special block of rooms.

Registration Form Download

http://www.tulsamodelafordclub.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Registration.pdf Registration Forms will also be available at the Wichita A’s January club meeting. http://www.tulsamodelafordclub.com/ Chair: Ken and Tory Brust phone: 918.728.2015 email: [email protected]

Tulsa Regional Model A Ford Meet

NATIONAL MODEL A MEET FOR 2014

French Lick, Indiana

Sunday June 22nd to

Friday June 27th

Grandeur in the Hills of Indiana

Make your reservations now! French Lick Host Hotel $129

West Baden Hotel $179

1-888-936-9360

Discount Code: 0614 MAR

www.2014marcmeet.com

MARC

MAFCA 2014 National Convention

Sponsored by The Gallopin Gertie Model A Club

July 14th—July 18th 2014

http://www.2014mafcanational.org/

ZENDA KANSAS -- APRIL 26

It’s time for our annual trip to the Lumber Yard. We will depart at 1:30 from the K-Mart at 47th and south Broadway. The cost is $5.00 for members and $15.00 per guest. You will have a choice of steak or chicken. Reservations or cancellations must be in by Friday April 18th. Sign up at the March meeting or call Don Grabendike at ………...

Hillside Hospitality Day— April 26

Hillside Christian Church, 8330 East Douglas, is sponsoring a “Giagantic Car Show” among many other events. They would like you to bring your Model A from 11 AM to 2 PM for show. Free hotdogs, pop corn, ice cream is furnished. A flyer will be at the March meeting. Call Tom Dixon for further details at …………..

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.2014marcmeet.com/

http://www.mafca.com/

http://gertieas.org/


Michigan & More Presented with the Wichita A’s

September 18 - 25, 2014

Day 5 CB, L Dearborn, MI Henry Ford’s dream to be self-sufficient in his manu-facturing process was realized when the Rouge Factory started production in 1915. A city in itself, it has seen many transitions, and is now a lean and flexible manufacturing plant where the new Ford F-150s are assembled. Learn its history during a factory tour this morning. At Greenfield Village, experience 300 years of history as the sights, sounds and sensa-tions of America’s past come alive. Take a look inside Edison’s laboratory, or go for a ride in an authentic Model T. From Main Street to Work Farms, Liberty Craftworks to Railroad Junction, this will be a fun-filled celebration of the American experience.

Day 6 CB, L Fort Wayne, IN Get a taste of American ingenuity at Sechler’s Pickle factory, which began in 1914 and has expanded to offer 54 flavors of pickles! Lunch is followed by a tour of the Whetstone Woodenware facility, which start-ed 25 years ago when John Whetstone made an unbreakable wooden spoon for his wife. The quality wooden kitchen products keep coming as skilled craftsmen transform US maple into these utensils. When Warsaw Cut Glass Company opened its doors in 1911, master glass artisan painstakingly hand cut each piece of crystal on belt-driven wheels. Free-hand design made each piece a true original. Today it is one of the last American facilities practic-ing the art of cutting glass. The technique and equip-ment have remained unchanged and so has the product.

Day 7 CB Effingham, IL Travel to the charming town of Greenville, Ohio, this morning, home of the KitchenAid Stand Mixer since 1941. Visit the company’s museum and take a factory tour to see the dedication and craftsmanship that goes into every KitchenAid Stand Mixer. For 50 years, the Indy Hall of Fame Museum has been recognized as one of the world’s most notable muse-ums dedicated to auto racing. Exhibits include the 1911 winner of the inaugural Indy 500 race, many other rare cars, equipment and methods used for timing the race over the years, and additional racing memorabilia. Visit this American original this after-noon.

Day 1 L Springfield, IL Delve into the world of Henry Ford with a tour to where it all started, as well as to some of the best collections of automobiles and other Americana in the country. Drive into the Land of Lincoln today, with a stop for lunch in Kansas City.

Day 2 CB, L Kalamazoo, MI Wheeled objects, from cars to tractors to clocks, are gath-ered in four buildings in Peoria, Illinois, at the Wheels O’Time Museum. Special features, newly added in 2013, include a large workshop where restoration projects can be observed, including the 1931 Peoria Ahrens-Fox fire pumper, and an antique Ford dealership, with Ford vehi-cles and memorabilia collected by local Ford clubs. Later this morning, board the Spirit of Peoria for lunch and a scenic, narrated cruise along the Illinois River with its beautiful bluffs and interesting history.

Day 3 CB Kalamazoo, MI Spend today at the Gilmore Car Museum, one of the na-tion’s top car museums. See over 300 vehicles, featuring everything from Model A’s to Cadillacs, Pierce-Arrows to Duesenbergs, Studebakers to Chevrolets. On campus is the largest public museum dedicated to the Model A Ford. This 13,000-square-foot re-creation of a 1928 Ford dealer-ship includes a service bay and gas pumps, as well as rare examples such as Thomas Edison’s Model A, a school bus, mail truck, and tow-truck. This is truly a car-lover’s paradise.

Day 4 CB, L Dearborn, MI Michigan isn’t just about cars. Explore the estate of the cereal magnate W.K. Kellogg at the Kellogg Manor House. This Tudor revival style mansion is beautifully situated and recently restored to its 1925 condition. After lunch, begin our journey into the world of Henry Ford and more at the Henry Ford Museum. Explore the national treasures and artifacts that have helped shape America, including Lincoln’s chair and the Kennedy limousine. Spend the next two nights in Henry Ford’s hometown of Dearborn.

Day 8 CB, L Home

Today’s journey home includes a fabulous lunch

and a chance to share experiences from our tour.

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INCLUDED: Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation

Quality Accommodations & Luggage Handling

Services of a Village Tours Director

Admissions Listed & 13 Meals

Optional Cancellation Insurance Available

Final Payment Due 35 days before departure.


April 2013

Trudee Harshfield Rita Hoffmans Linda Lumbert Beverly Grant Kay Lumbert

May 2014

Glenda Sill Ron Cole Claudia Ellerman Dawna Ruggles Joanna Adams

June 2014 Corky Armstrong Judi Sharp Pat McHenry JoAnn Bruce Duane Gosch

Sympathy Prayers of sympathy for Car-olyn & Jim Nungesser at the observance of the death of Car-olyn's mother.

——— Prayers of sympathy for Charlie & Joyce Guinty and Scott & Judy at the observance of the sudden death of their daughter (sister) Susie .

April Birthdays 3 Terry Kalp 4 Nancy Fresh 6 Ray Harshfield 7 Ray Hoffmans 12 Fred Hilger 12 Richard Schneider 14 Louanna Cushenbery 14 Kim Grabendike 15 Marcia Criser 15 Gary Hileman 17 Brenda Broadhead 21 Rita Hoffmans 21 Carolyn Valerius 22 Jeff Dewey 24 Carol Diaz 27 John Masters 28 Dean Goodman 28 Charlie Guinty 29 Norma Agard

Thank You

Thank you for all the cards, thoughts and pray-ers. We need them. The Model A members are great people.

With love, Joyce & Charlie Guinty

———— Thank you for all the cards and prayers at the

passing of our sister Susie. We are so thankful

for all of our model a friends!

Thank You,

Scott Guinty & Judy Hill

———– Thank you so very much to all of you for your

sympathy, care and concern when my mother

passed away.

The cards, donations and your presence at the

funeral overwhelmed both Jim and I. You are

special friends and your kindness will always be

remembered.

God Bless You!

Jim and Carolyn Nungesser

Roster Update

Ray & Meredith Mauck

………... Wichita KS 67217-4655

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Tom & Margaret Dixon ……….

Wichita KS 67226-2510 ……..

John Walker

………. Red Oak IA 51566-1280

New Member

Tom & Mary Lou Beskett ……….

Andover Ks, 67002 ……….

Congratulations! Bill and Glorinda Shearer are proud to announce the marriage of their son, Donald Shearer to Syl-via Ochoa on March 14, 2014.

Hospitality Info!

Are you planning a club event with a meal involved? You do not need to purchase the following supplies: paper plates, plastic ware, napkins and coffee, etc., for the meal. Doris Jean and Darrell Ludlow, are our Hospitality persons, and have these supplies available for our club activities. They are only a phone call away to help you with your meal planning.

BACK IN WICHITA AFTER 8 YEARS


Dale Havercroft buys 68A Cabriolet in, Ankeny, Iowa

In 2006, Thurman “Dutch” Cheek, now deceased, offered his three Model A Cabriolets for sale. At that time Dale Haver-croft was interested in buying the 29 Mod-el. The day of the auction the bidding was fast and furious and Dale never got a bid in. An active member of the Central Iowa Model A Club, Doug Smith, won the bid and took the car home. Dale, grew up in the town of Par-tridge, Ks. A farming community near Hutchinson. Dale never owned a Model A but he has fond memories of a lady in Par-tridge, who regularly drove her Model A Tu-dor in the small town. He thought her car was “really cool” and always admired it. After graduation Dale left Partridge for Hutchinson where he attended Hutchinson Junior College. Next he moved to Wichita and enrolled at Wichita State. After gradua-tion he went to work in The Aircraft Industry and sometime later started to look for a com-pany he could buy. After an intense search he found two older gentlemen who were ready to retire and he bought the company, PMC Mfgr. Company. Dale owned and man-aged that company for 23 years before he sold out and retired. Dale always liked antique cars, without regard to make or model and knew that he wanted one someday. The first one he found happened to be a Model A Tudor. It wasn't a very good car so he didn't do much with it. Then he found Dick Doran in North Wichita who had a 29 Model A Pickup. Dick and his brother-in-law, Earl did restoration work so Dale bought the pickup and had them restore it. Next Dale found a 29 Model A Coupe and had Dick and Earl restore it. Then came a 31 Roadster also restored by the same team. Dale then found an A400 body in Colorado which he brought to Dick and Earl and had them use the original Tudor chassis

to complete the A400 Convertible Sedan. With 4, Model A's in his garage Dale came to the conclusion that he really liked the 29 models best. So, he sold the A400 and Roadster. His next quest was to find a Model 68A which was a 29 Cabriolet, to fit with his other 2, 29's, the Coupe and the Pickup. The 68A is a unique body produced in limited quantities, so the “pickins were slim.” He looked at one in Colorado and another in Missouri but neither met his standards. Then the Cabriolets owned by “Dutch” were to be sold at auction. Dale wanted the 29 Model but never got a chance to bid. Eight years passed and he never found another 68A Cabriolet but heard via “the grape vine” that Doug Smith in Ankeny, Ia. was ready to sell the car he bought in Wichita in 2006. He called Doug and sure enough he was ready to sell the car. Dale made arrange-ments to go see the car, a couple of weeks later, after the weather cleared up. Dale went to Iowa, bought the car and brought it home on a trailer. The car was pretty much the same as when Dale had seen it before, and had been driven less than a thousand miles. Now, Dale has 3, beautiful 29, Model A's in his garage, the Pickup, Coupe and Cab-riolet. We are very glad that Dale was finally able to buy the car that he pursued for so long. The 68A Cabriolet was one of the more expensive Model A's at $645. 17,764

were produced compared to 203,000, 29

Roadsters which sold for $435. RG

CAB-RI-O-LET: Definition and origination, The CABRIOLET originated in France in the eighteenth century. A light two

wheeled, one horse carriage with a folding

top, carried a passenger and the driver. This vehicle quickly replaced the heavier carriages

as the vehicle for hire in, Paris and London.

The CAB in taxicab is a shortening of the word Cabriolet.

Please see next page:


Dale Havercroft with his 29 Model 68A Cabr iolet. 29 was the first year that the Cabriolet was offered. Landau bars fold in the middle when the top is lowered. The top and upholstery was installed by the legendary, Paul Matz in 1980 and still looks near per fect.

The 29 Cabriolet was a unique body. It has a concealed gas tank and a larger hood with the belt line extended all the way to the radiator.

The upper body, deck, belt and moulding, and sill mould-ing are all painted Black. The lower body is Andalusite Blue.

From previous page:


MAFFI


MAFCA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS' MEETING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014

LA HABRA, CA

HIGHLIGHTS

President Dan Foulk announced the following Board liaisons for 2014: Happy Begg Website Jim Cannon Judging Standards Committee Jerry Wilhelm Insurance Doug Linden SEMA Trudy Vestal MAFCA Office Trudy Vestal Era Fashions Committee Al Stoll Finance National Awards Banquets 2013 – San Antonio, TX final count was 82 registrations with a total of 153 people. 2014 – Little Rock, AR 2015 – TBA National Tours 2014 – “A” Texas Spring, Hill Country of Texas 2015 – Lobsters and Lighthouses of Maine 2017 – “By Land, By Sea, By Model A”- This will be a full circle tour based out of Olympia, WA. National Conventions 2014 – Puyallup, WA 2016 – Loveland, CO

Policy Changes P1S10 – Waiver and Release Policy P1S02 – Media Advertising Policy P2S05Y – Chapter Touring Award The changes are these Policies were approved and will be posted on the MAFCA website shortly.

FACEBOOK The MAFCA Facebook page continues to grow with 502 “likes” as people discover it and the MAFCA group page is also growing at 243 at this point.

2014 Board of Directors Nominating Committee The 2014 Board of Directors Nominating Committee was approved. They are: Charlie Scott, Dick Stitt, Dick Przywitowski and Mary Tribbett.

New Colors in MAFCA Logo Shirts New colors will be offered for MAFCA shirts. The new colors are burgundy, winter green and navy. Look for in-formation on the shirts in the latest issue of The Restorer.

Welcome to a new chapter – Ford Model A Restorer from Berlin, Germany MAFCA Board approved the charter of the Ford Model A Restorer from Berlin, Germany.


WICHITA A’S TOURS – 2014 April 26 Zenda – Lumber Yard Chenoweth / Grabendike May 3 Estate Sales + ”The Garage Sale” Grabendike May 18 Poker Run Ellerman / Grabendike

June 8 All Wheels Day/ Lake Afton J Clark/ Ellerman June 9-12 Regional: ‘Tulsa Model A Territory’ Tulsa Model A Ford Club June 18-20 Speedway Motors / Lincoln NE Adams June 21-27 MARC National Meet/ French Lick/IN July 4 Derby Parade & Picnic ???? July 12 Automobilia Moonlight Car Show July 14-18 MAFCA National Convention/ Puyallup WA August ? Horseless Carriage Garage Tours Ruggles/ Eyres August 23 When Pigs Fly/ McPherson Ruggles September 3-5 KS sites: Washington/ Belleville Kibbes/ Beavers September 18-25 Bus Tour/ Gilmore Museum/ Dearborn Hilemans/ Village Tours September 27 International Ford Day Grabendikes October 5 All Ford Day ???? October 10-12 Balloon Festival…/ Columbus KS Sharps October 17-18 Men’s Tour Hilger November 1 Mennonite Thanksgiving Dinner/ Yoder D Waller December ? Ladies Christmas Luncheon ???? December 6 Club Christmas Party Cushmans

WICHITA A’S TOURS – 2015 January 1 First Tour of 2015 The Wizard February ? Post Swap Meet Party/ Bunco ???? March ? Zenda ????

The Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club encourages members to join both National MARC and

MAFCA Clubs.

MARC 6721 Merriman Garden City, MI 48315 http://modelarestorers.org U.S. Membership Cost: $38

National model a clubs

ERA FASHIONS

IN MAKING CHARMING FROCKS MORE CHARMING


MAFCA 50 S. Cypress St. La Habra, CA 90631-5515 www.mafca.com U.S. Membership Cost: $40

For membership information you can check MAFCA and MARC web sites.

6537 6531 6538

No. 6537, Capelet collar, scarf and cowl neck-line are combined in the bodice of this gracious frock. The waistline is adjusted to individual proportions by a tie attached to skirt. No. 6531. Buttons punctuate scallops on the skirt and bodice with a frill for additional em-phasis on the latter. The bolero is short sleeved—and the frock sleeveless. No. 6538. The spiral lines of this design are carried out in clever seaming both back and front. The cowl collar ends in ties on shoul-der—a note favored by Paris.

Copied from May 1931 issue of McCall’s magazine.

April 3-6, 2014…………… MARC Membership Meet……………………………….. ……………………St. Louis, MO

June 9-12, 2014………….. Tulsa Model A Club Regional Meet………..…………... ….……………..……...Tulsa, OK

June 12-15, 2014…………. Texas Tour………………………………………………. ……………………Corsicana, TX

June 21-27, 2014…………. MARC National Meet…………………………………….. ………………….French Lick, IN

July 14-18, 2014……...….. MAFCA National Convention…..……………………….. …….………..…....Puyallup, WA

September 21-24, 2014….. 2014 MARC National Tour, Tar Wheel A’s Region……. ………………………...Cary, NC

April 9-12, 2015…………. MARC Membership Meet……………………………….. …………………………Joliet, IL

June 8-12, 2015……..…… Northwest Regional Meet………………………………... …………………..St. Joseph, MO

June 14-20, 2015…………. 2015 MARC National Meet……………………………… ………………….French Lick, IN

June 19-24, 2016…………. MAFCA National Convention……………………………. ……….…………...Loveland, CO

Rumbleseat Review February 2014

March 20-21………….. Chickasha Pre-War Swap Meet………………………………………. ....………Chickasha, OK

April 18-19…...……… Tulsa Swap Meet………...…………………………………………... ……..…..…Sapulpa, OK

April 24-27…………… Pate Swap Meet………………………………………………………. …..….….Fort Worth, TX

April 26………………. 1st annual Sedgwick Street Rodders Spring Swap Meet……………. ………..Hutchinson , KS

May 2-4………………. Lawrence Antiques Automobiles of America Swap Meet…………… …………..Lawrence, KS

May 8-10………….….. Chickasha Spring Swap Meet………………………………………... ………....Chickasha, OK

June 10-14……………. Petit Jean Swap Meet………………………………………………... …………..Petit Jean, AR

June 21-22……………. Swap Meet Fremont………………………………………………….. ……………Fremont, NE

July 10-13…………….. Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet…………………………………….. ………………...Iola, WI

August 15-17…………. Springfield, MO Swap Meet………………………………………….. ………..Springfield, MO

September 12-14…..… Southwest Swap Meet, Wise County Sherriff's Posse Rodeo Grounds …………….Decatur, TX

October 8-11…………. Hershey Region AACA Swap Meet…………………………………... …………….Hershey, PA

October 16-18………… Chickasha Swap Meet…………………………………………………. ………….Chickasha, OK

October 25-26………… Sedgwick Street Rodders Swap Meet…………………………………. ………...Hutchinson, KS

February 6-7, 2015…… Sunflower Swap Meet, Kansas Pavilions……………………………... …...……….Wichita, KS

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Wichita A's Club Meeting

Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th. N

Meeting Starts 7:00 PM

4th Monday of each month No Meeting in December

Tulsa Model A Regional Meet Tulsa, OK

June 9-12, 2014

40th Annual Sunflower Swap Meet

Kansas Pavilions, Wichita, KS

www.wichitaas.com February 6-7, 2015

Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club P.O. Box 25 Wichita, KS 67201

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The Rumbleseat Review is the official publica-tion of the Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club, Inc, a local chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America and the Model A Restorers Club. It’s purpose is to keep mem-bers informed of past, present and future events, activi-ties, and club news. In addition, this newsletter includes articles and other information to aid in the restoration and enjoyment of the Model A Ford automobile.

This publication is mailed to members, prospec-tive members and editors of similar publications prior to monthly meetings. Meetings are usually the fourth Monday of the month. Members may publish antique car related ads only for free of charge which includes items wanted, items for sale, or items for trade. We in-vite members to submit articles containing technical Model A information and other interesting tidbits for publication in this newsletter. Items to be published must be submitted to the newsletter editor by deadline shown in the calendar. Wichita A’s membership dues are $25.00 (new members) and $20.00 (renewals), per year (October to September30). MAFCA dues are $40.00 per year and MARC dues are $38.00 per year. An advertisement in this newsletter is $15.00 per year.

Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club Contacts

President, Chris Cushman

[email protected]……………...

Vice President, Dennis Ellerman

[email protected]……………….

Secretary, Dawna Ruggles

[email protected]……… …………….

Treasurer, Alan Orr

[email protected]…………………….

Tour Chairman, Don Grabendike

[email protected]…….. …………..

Swap Meet Chairman, Tom Ruggles

[email protected]……………..

Swap Meet Secretary, John Stone

[email protected]…………….

Membership, Susan Stone

[email protected]…………….

Newsletter Editor, Linda Kibbe

[email protected]……………….

Webmaster, Darren Schuster

[email protected]

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