MAFCA 2015 Certificate of Merit

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1 V O L. 4 9 I S S U E 7 P.O. Box 6125, Concord, CA MAFCA 2015 Certificate of Merit J U L Y General Membership Meetings held Third Friday of the month, except December, at Faith Christian Fellowship Church, 860 Bancroft Rd., Walnut Creek., doors open at 6:30 PM, meeting at 7:30 PM unless otherwise noted. Guests are welcome. July 15 - Ice Cream Social Doors open at 6:30p, ice cream at 7:00p, mtg at 7:30p A-G Toppings, H-P Cookies, Q-Z Ice Cream Byron Park Assisted Living Facility Walnut Creek, CA June 18, 2016 On a Sunny day, the Diablo A s set off with eleven model A s on a visit to the Byron Park Assisted Living Facility. It was a short drive across town from Best Buy in Pleasant Hill, but seemed like an unscheduled parade as we drove down Main Street in Walnut Creek that Saturday morning. We got lots of waves and smiles from early morning shoppers. Thanks go to participants Larry & Diane Trimpey, Bob & Rose Estrella, Denny & Dee Desmond, Ron Wolfman, Mike Ferre, Bob Reed & Lynda Oliver, Don & Kathy McGrath, Denis & Diane Bianchi, Bob & Sandi Rigor, and Herb & Marilyn Neumann. They all offered a day of their summer to share their cars with residents and guests of Byron Park. We received a nice letter from the Assistant Director of Wellness at Byron Park to tell us about the very positive feedback from their residents and how much they enjoyed seeing our cars and visiting with us. Bill & Donna Truesdell Thank you Bill & Donna for all you do! I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E Featured Tour 1 President s Message 2 MAFCA Nat l Convention 3 Benicia Torchlight Parade 4 4th of July Parade 5 Friendly Reminders 6 Show N Shine, Classifieds 7 Meeting Minutes, Bylaw 8, 9 Caught in the Headlights 10 ERA Fashion 11 Life in the 1920s, Our Members Guess Who They Are Henry Ford the Man, The Very, Very Last Laugh Calendar 14 MotoMeter 1 July 2016

2 Along the Back Roads with Bob First let me thank Marianne & Pete Goodson, Bob & Sandi Rigor for leading wonderful parade tours to Benicia s torchlight and Concord s fourth of July celebrations. Both were well represented by the Diablo A s and showed how much we care for our communities. We saw veterans from World War II, Korea and Vietnam and Rosies (Rosie the Riveters) of WWII fame. It was also nice to see John Bailey who had both his cars in the Benicia parade and who got a haircut for the occasion, (some of you may have heard my remarks to him regarding this matter). If you thought my remarks to him were cruel, guess what? You haven t heard anything yet. If I didn t make jokes about him, he would think I was sick. Maybe in the future we will pay tribute to those of us that are veterans of People s Park in In May of 69 as a member of the California Army National Guard, based in Walnut Creek, then governor Ronald Reagan called up Company C and ordered our unit to provide security at the UC Berkeley campus. At this time I was a junior at Armstrong College in Berkeley which was just blocks away from the Cal campus. We had been told earlier to prepare for this eventuality, which went in one ear and out the other. Come Sunday afternoon, and I m itching to go home. The activation order arrives, and we are trucked to Berkeley in the back of a deuce and a half (cattle truck). I was unprepared for this. I had not packed my duffel bag, did not have a change of clothing, personal hygiene items, glasses, half of a tent, just the clothes I had on. We arrived in Berkeley late that Sunday. I found myself taking out my new contact lenses and sleeping on the ground in People s Park. It took my mother and the neighbors three days to get my personal equipment to Berkeley, so for three days I was not able to change my clothes or able to see clearly for that matter, since I had no way to clean/disinfect my new contact lenses. So here I am patrolling the streets of Berkeley with only an unloaded M-1 rifle and a rusty bayonet and not able to see clearly. This went on for eight days. And on the last day, before we could be released from Berkeley, we were trucked down to the Berkeley Marina to have four hours of R&R (rest & relaxation), We had to play volleyball as a mandatory requirement. There was a publication called the Berkeley Barb which did articles and pictures of our adventures which I sent to my brother who had been deployed to Vietnam (Air Force) who got a big kick out of this. On second thought, maybe we should let this story die. MotoMeter Elected Officials 2016 Board of Directors President Bob Estrella (707) Vice-President Lynn Grady (925) Secretary Diane Trimpey (925) Treasurer Roland Smith (925) Tour Coordinator Peggy English (925) Past President Marty Larsen (925) Editor Marilyn Neumann mgn2020@pacbell.net Appointed Services ACCC Representative Herb Neumann Club Vests Xiu Smith MAFFI Representative Bill Truesdell NCRG Representative Bill Pugh Photographer Tom Howard Public Relations Coordinator Bob Rigor Refreshments Coordinator Deb Pugh & Patty Howard Sunshine Reporter Nancy Larsen Video Coordinator Bill Truesdell Webmaster Steve Mick The MotoMeter: The MotoMeter is the official publication of the Diablo A s Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America. The MotoMeter is published once a month and is provided to each member in good standing and other Model A Ford Clubs in exchange for their publication. The MotoMeter takes no responsibility for the accuracy of materials, dates, places, etc. of its contents. The MotoMeter welcomes any article, artwork or suggestions. Please submit all materials by the Sunday before BOD meeting. Meetings: Meetings are held on the third Friday of the month at 7:30 PM at Faith Christian Fellowship Church at 860 Bancroft Rd., in Walnut Creek unless otherwise indicated in the Calendar of Events. GUESTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Membership: Membership in the Model A Ford Club is not a prerequisite to join The Diablo A s. Both MAFCA and The Diablo A s membership commence on January 1st, and expire on December 31st. MAFCA dues are $40.00 (MAFCA, 250 Cypress Ave., La Habra, CA 90631, ). The Diablo A s dues of $45.00 per family is payable to the treasurer. Diablo A s Model A Ford Club mailing address: P.O. Box 6125 Concord, CA We thank the various clubs for the use of the many articles, jokes, fashion and technical advice that we have used. Permission to reproduce items in The MotoMeter is hereby granted provided credit is given to The MotoMeter. MotoMeter 2 July 2016

3 MAFCA National Convention Loveland, Colorado Two Model A s from the Diablo A s braved the road to the 2016 MAFCA National Convention in Loveland, Colorado. The Grady s and the Janke s averaged about 200 miles a day, taking it easy and seeing the sights. The first attraction was Dinosaur National Monument in Utah and Colorado where we saw the wall of bones and some wonderful assembled skeletons of these giants who once roamed the earth. The next day we took in Rocky Mountain National Park, driving our little cars to over 12,000 feet. The Janke s car overheated at about 10,500 feet fortunately there was snow and applying it to the radiator took care of the problem. We saw lots of elk and enjoyed the panoramic views from the top of the mountains. The day finished with our arrival in Loveland and the start of the fun at the National Convention. An exceptionally well organized and executed event the convention included fashion judging, a fashion boutique, many seminars, vehicle judging, tours, a Hubley competition, a trip to the Terry Bison Ranch, a Grand Tour and Lunch to Estes Park, and a banquet to name a few. The food was fabulous and the weather ideal. The Pugh s and Ed James also attended the convention driving modern automobiles. In vehicle judging Bob Grady entered his beautiful 1930 Coupe. He was the only person in judging who drove his car to the event with the exception of a couple of local cars. Bob did over 1,400 miles to reach Loveland, then cleaned his car and had it judged earning 422 points and a National Award of Excellence! Ed James trailered his 1931 pickup courtesy of Bill and Donna Truesdell. His gorgeous wide bed earned 455 points and a National Award of Excellence. Congratulations to both Bob and Ed! There were over 1,100 people in attendance from 38 states and 4 countries with over 400 Model As to see. When the tours took off, it was a sign to behold. You can visit the MAFCA website, and get a look at the video. There are also a number posted on U-Tube. After the final banquet, the two Model A s took off to explore Colorado on the way home. We visited Chimney Rock National Monument, Great Sand Dunes National Park, Mesa Verde National Park, Four Corners National Monument, Hovenweep National Monument, and drove through the Canyon of the Ancients. The only problems experienced were a failed modern condenser and a flat tire. The condenser resulted in a trip to Bert s Model A on the back of a big yellow truck on a Saturday. The people at Bert s stayed open for two extra hours and helped trouble shoot the problem. Modern condensers fail differently than conventional so it took some time to figure out. We returned home across Nevada traveling Highway 50, the Loneliest Road in America. It was a wonderful trip. If you have not attended a National Convention, plan on going to Reno in By the way, the Diablo A s are responsible for the Banquet in Reno. Alex & Ruth, Tour Leaders Dinosaur Nat l. Monument, Utah & CO Bob Grady, Award of Excellence Ed James, Award of Excellence Ruth Janke Fashion Luncheon MotoMeter 3 July 2016

4 July 3rd, 2016 Torchlight Parade Benicia, CA Tour Leaders, Pete & Marianne Goodson We had a whopping 17 cars in the Benicia Torchlight July 3rd parade. The cars, drivers and passengers were beautifully decorated/dressed in red, white and blue, and the crowds were very appreciative of how we looked heading towards the reviewing stand. People were applauding us and giving us thumbs up all along the way. We again took a 1st place in the Car Club category. (I think if they still did a grand prize, we would have taken home our 3rd trophy!) Thank you, again, to all who participated. Many people commented that they wouldn t miss participating in this parade. I m sorry that Pete and I didn t get a chance to talk to everyone. It was great to see so many people that we haven t seen since the last Mystery Tour. Thank you for all your support. Thank you Pete and Marianne! We are so happy you re both doing so well. Thank you for leading this great parade for so many years now! Love your patriotic toes, Marianne! MotoMeter 4 July 2016

5 Fourth of July Parade Concord, CA Tour Leaders, Bob & Sandi Rigor What a great 240th birthday party! The weather was perfect, and thousands of onlookers came to downtown Concord in order to enjoy it all. Even Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam showed up. We really enjoyed talking to the Rosies who were there too. Participation in the Concord July 4th Parade has become a tradition for the Diablo A s and the crowd loves it too. We had our biggest turnout yet, a dozen model A s, faithful Diablo A s members, (couples and families), four Pearl Harbor survivors and two of their wives, as well as three Korean War Veterans. We filled almost every seat plus the back end of the Neumann s Roadster Pickup too. Our relationship with the Pearl Harbor Survivors and Families organization just gets better each time we interact. We are honored and proud to be their escort service and the few remaining heroes are eager to join us. This year we have added the Korean War Survivors and Families Group as well. If you haven t driven your Model A in a parade, we hope you ll consider signing up for the Walnut Festival parade in October. It s a lot of great ahooga fun. MotoMeter 5 July 2016

6 Friendly Reminders 2016 MEETING REMINDERS July 15 Ice Cream Social A-G Toppings, H-P Cookies, Q-Z Ice Cream Sept. 16 Autumn Potluck & Food Drive A-G Main Dish, H-P Dessert, Q-Z Salad Oct. 21 Lady s Auction Night Please donate an item for the auction. Nov. 18 Pie Social A-J Pie Dec 14 Christmas Banquet NO DECEMBER MEETING UPCOMING TOURS & EVENTS July 23 LDS Pioneer Day BBQ, Brentwood. See P. 7 for all the details on this tour. Ceil and Barry Callister August 27 President s Picnic, Western Railway Museum, Rio Vista save this date! Sept 2-4 Apple Hill, Placerville, Hosts are the Hangtown A s - Registration Form is on our website, don t miss this fun event! Sept 17 Walnut Festival Parade, Walnut Creek Wayne & Peggy English Oct 15 John Marsh Heritage Day, Clayton Jesse & Linda Cruz Oct Mystery Tour, it s a mystery Mike Cozad, Alex & Ruth Janke, Wayne & Peggy English Dec 5-8 MAFCA National Awards Banquet, Reno, NV, Host Sagebrush A s Dec 14 (Wed) Christmas Banquet, Oakhurst Country Club, hosts Herb & Marilyn Neumann For up to date tour info & reg. forms, go to Refreshment Volunteers Board Meetings Board meetings at 7 PM unless specified otherwise. Members welcome General Meeting August 19 October Refreshment Volunteers Refreshments Ruth Janke / Patty Howard Donna Truesdell / Caryn Borba Board Meeting August 1 September 6 October 3 November 7 December 5 Host Roland & Xiu Smith Bob & Lynn Grady Wayne & Peggy English Bob & Rose Estrella Herb & Marilyn Neumann MotoMeter 6 July 2016

7 By Bob Rigor CLASSIFIEDS Public Relations, Bob Rigor: Bob would appreciate it if members would inform him of any local Show & Shine events. Fridays on the Main (Martinez) Join us every Friday from May 15 thru September 11 for the Fridays on the Main and Market event! Featuring...Farmers Market on the 800 block of Main St, 4pm-8pm. Cool Cars & Music on the 500, 600 & 700 blocks of Main St, 6pm - 8pm. Free to attend! Restaurants are open! 2016 Good Guys - Local Car Shows Alameda County Fairgrounds, 4501 Pleasanton Avenue, Pleasanton Nov. 12 & 13 July 23, 2016 LDS Pioneer Days, Brentwood. We have been invited to bring our model A s to the Pioneer Days Celebration of the LDS group crossing the plains to Utah. Wear vintage garb or dress casual. BBQ/picnic event is from 5:00pm-8:00pm at the Brentwood LDS Church at Lone Tree Way & Jeffery Lane. Meet at Miller s Café on Hillcrest Rd. in Antioch at 3:45pm, leave at 4:15pm. Ceil and Barry Callister will lead the tour to the event. Contact Barry and Ceil if you need more information. CAST IRON BRAKE DRUMS Ed James is stocking cast iron brake drums in the bay area for Mel Gross. These are quality, proven drums. You can pick them up and save the freight from Los Angeles. Full set (front and rear) for $270 plus studs for $20 set. Call Ed FOR RENT: CABIN, WEST SHORE LAKE TAHOE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 6. Close to South Lake, Meeks Bay and Sugar Pine Park. Two blocks from the lake. Attractive rates for Diablo A s. Call Pam FOR SALE: 1971 Chev C-10 Short Bed Fleetside pickup, 350/700R4. Alpine AM FM. PS PB. IMMACULATE. $12,500. Call Paul Peterson at Call Paul Peterson FYI: Herb & Marilyn have seen this beautiful pickup and when Paul Peterson says it s immaculate, it s really show quality, inside and out and especially under the hood. Wednesday Night Classic Car in The Grove, Clayton July 20, 6:00 pm 8:00 pm (Car Show) 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Tony Pony (Concert) Downtown Clayton Aug 3, 6:00 pm 8:00 pm (Car Show) 7:00 pm 8:30 pm PHD s (Concert) Downtown Clayton Aug 17, 6:00 pm 8:00 pm (Car Show) Downtown Clayton Aug 31, 6:00 pm 8:00 pm (Car Show) Downtown Clayton Cal s Garage Is Closed Gone Fishing Alex & Bob MotoMeter 7 July 2016

8 Diablo A S GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING June 17, 2016 FAITH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Meeting was called to order by President Bob Estrella at 7:33 PM. PRESIDENT: President Bob Estrella welcomed members and visitors and thanked members for participating in driving their Model A s this evening. PAST PRESIDENT & MEMBERSHIP: Barry Callister is filling in for Marty Larsen this evening. SECRETARY: Diane Trimpey asked for a motion to approve the minutes of Friday, May 20 th The motion was made by Herb Neumann, seconded and passed. TREASURER: Roland Smith reported on our current financial status. VICE PRESIDENT: N/R TOUR COORDINATOR: Rose Estrella, filling in for Peggy English, reviewed upcoming tours as posted in the MotoMeter. Mike Cozad announced the second Mystery Tour clue which is Cloth. EDITOR: Marilyn Neumann thanked all those that contributed to the June newsletter, especially Linda Cruz, Peggy English and Steve Mick. She mentioned she is planning on having more member interest features and asked members for their suggestions and contributions. APPOINTED SERVICES: ROSTER MANAGER: Bill Pugh : N/R NCRG: Bill Pugh: N/R. CLUB VESTS: Xiu Smith N/R ACCC: Herb Neumann: Herb reported there are currently two bills affecting registration fees before the Assembly and the Senate. These would raise vehicle registration fees by $10.00 and to let our legislative representative know how you feel about these bills. MAFFI Representative: Bill Truesdell: N/R PHOTOGRAPHER: Tom Howard brought and displayed pictures of the Rosie the Riveter Tour. PUBLIC RELATIONS; CLUB WEAR: Bob Rigor reminded everyone he has club wear available to order. REFRESHMENT COORDINATOR: Patty Howard thanked those who brought refreshments this evening. SUNSHINE: Nancy Larsen: Absent. Her written report on member s health issues was read. WEBMASTER: Steve Mick announced a few problems with the website which will be fixed soon. OLD BUSINESS: President Bob Estrella asked members to go to the members only website to review changes in the Bylaws which are noted in red. At the end of sixty days members will be asked to vote on these changes. NEW BUSINESS: N/R Ticket Club: Alicia Watson announced tonight s lucky winners. LOUD MOUTH CLASSIFIED: Good OF The Order: Bob Estrella read Marty Larsen s very funny contribution. Next Board Meeting will be on July 3 rd, at Pizza Pirate prior to the Benicia Torchlight Parade. President Bob Estrella asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. A motion was made by Alicia Watson, seconded and passed. The meeting adjourned at 8:00PM. Respectfully submitted, Diane Trimpey, Secretary Diablo A s Board of Directors Meeting Sunday, July 3, 2016 Home of Bob & Rose Estrella & the Pizza Pirate Restaurant, Benicia, CA Board Members Present: President, Bob Estrella; Vice President, Lynn Grady; Secretary, Diane Trimpey; Tour Coordinator, Peggy English; Past President, Marty Larsen; Editor, Marilyn Neumann. Guests Present: Rose Estrella, Larry Trimpey, Bob Grady. 3:00pm meeting was called to order by President Bob Estrella. Special welcome to the board members and guests today. Vice President, Lynn Grady: N/R. Secretary, Diane Trimpey: Asked for motion to approve BOD Minutes of 6/6/16. Marilyn Neumann made the motion; it was seconded and passed. Treasurer, Roland Smith: Roland was absent. Two financial statements were prepared by Roland and presented to the Board by President Bob Estrella. Any questions will be MotoMeter 8 July 2016

9 presented to the treasurer at the August board meeting. Editor, Marilyn Neumann: Marilyn asked everyone to get information for the newsletter to her as soon as possible, and she asked for more ideas on articles pertaining to human interest. She was asked to mention and post the revisions to the bylaws which will be brought up next month for a vote before the general membership. Past President, Marty Larsen: Marty Larsen noted that he is working on updating the Club s Roster. Tour Coordinator, Peggy English: Peggy went over upcoming tours which are posted in the newsletter. BYLAWS REVISION A written recommendation was reviewed by the committee of Marty Larsen, Roland Smith and Bill Truesdell. This is a summary of those recommendations: Article II, Section 4-Procedure for admission to membership Add paragraph (c) the Club reserves the right to reject any membership application or membership renewal for any reason not inconsistent with the law, with the articles of incorporation or the bylaws. Appointed Services: Video Coordinator, Bill Truesdell: N/R ACCC, Herb Neumann: N/R Web Master, Steve Mick: N/R Sunshine, Nancy Larsen: N/R PR, Bob Rigor: N/R Vests, Xiu Smith: N/R Photographer, Tom Howard: N/R Refreshments, Deb Pugh & Patti Howard: N/R MAFFI, Bill Truesdell: N/R Old Business; Revision of Bylaws is in progress. New Business: The donation to MAFFI was discussed and will be taken into consideration at the next board meeting. A decision will be made on the amount of the donation, and if it will be an amount for this year only, or a set amount for each year in the future. President Bob Estrella asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. A motion to adjourn was made by Peggy English, seconded and passed at 3:27pm. The next board meeting will be on August 1 at the home of Roland and Xiu Smith. Respectfully submitted, Diane Trimpey, Secretary Article III, Section 2-Election and Term of Office Add provision: Only one individual from a member family may serve on the Board of Directors at one time. Article III, Section 5-Meetings of the Board of Directors Add provision: Any club member in good standing may attend any board meeting and may request to be on the agenda. Article III, Section 6-Powers of the Board of Directors Add provision: At any time a simple majority vote of the general membership can overturn any action taken by the Board of Directors. Article IV, Section 2-President-Officer The last sentence of the paragraph to read, The President shall conduct all meetings in an orderly manner. Article V, Section 3-Rules of Order Order shall govern all members meetings and directors meetings of the club, except in instances of conflict with the Articles of Incorporation or bylaws of the club or provisions of the law in which case the latter shall prevail. Bylaws Committee: Marty Larsen, Roland Smith, Bill Truesdell MotoMeter 9 July 2016

10 CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS LARRY AND DIANE TRIMPEY Larry was born in Nebraska, attended elementary school in Oakland and went to Acalanes High School in Lafayette. He has always been a car guy. When he was twenty-one years old, he belonged to a car club and built a dune buggy out of a Volkswagen chassis. When he went to the old DMV in Martinez, he found out it was the first one to be registered in Contra Costa County and they listed it under special construction. His chosen profession was being a mechanic, and he worked for the Ford Dealership in Concord as well as Shell Oil and several other companies until he went into business for himself. Larry always wanted a Model A, and so when he and Diane went to the Sacramento Car Museum and he saw a 1928 Model A Coupe Special, he bought it. He and Diane joined the Diablo A s in 2011 and have been enjoying the activities and fellow members ever since. Diane was born in northern Michigan and grew up on Grand Lake, traveling twenty miles to and from school on a bus. Her family ended up in this area of Michigan because her great grandfather came over from Germany when he was sixteen, finding a job on a sailing schooner traveling up the shores of Lake Huron. The Fame shipwrecked off Presque Isle and he was one of only a few who survived. He found work cutting timber for steamboats traveling the Great Lakes and married the local wood cutter s daughter. Diane grew up sailing, her father built sailing boats and her love for sailing still exists today. She became an RN and ended up traveling to California in the early sixties with a nursing friend. They found work at Stanford Medical Center. She fell in love with California, and has lived here ever since. Diane and Larry met in 2006, both having lost their spouses in separate tragic accidents. They were married in 2008 and now she is a car girl. MotoMeter 10 July 2016

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12 Life in the 1920s Our Members in their Youth Can you guess who this little boy is? Clue: He was a past president This adorable little boy is none other than Past President Marty Larsen. Look closely and you ll see that trademark winning smile of his. Now let s see if you can guess the identity of this beautiful little girl. Look closely. Clue: She s a clever one From the Northern Indiana Historical Society s Heritage Cookbook, Aspic and Old Lace. Thank you Sue Lindstrom! MotoMeter 12 July 2016

13 Excerpts from: WE NEVER CALLED HIM HENRY By Harry Bennett as told to Paul Marcus The incredible Henry Ford He was a giant and a pigmy. His millions of cars carved roads around the world while a whole generation joked about him and his Tin Lizzie. The giant in him changed the industrial life of America. His ignorance convinced him that the jagged crystals of table sugar would cut his stomach. He dominated presidents and kings, yet he set gangsters up in business because he feared them. Harry Bennett was the closest human to Henry Ford. This is his story of thirty years as Ford s trouble shooter and personal confidant. [More from this fascinating book next month] The Very Last Laugh RETARDED GRANDPARENTS After summer vacation, a teacher asked her young pupils how they spent their holidays away from school. One child wrote the following: We always used to spend summers with Grandma and Grandpa. They used to live in a big brick house, but Grandpa got retarded and moved to Florida. They go to a building called a wrecked center, but they must have got it fixed because it is all okay now, and do exercises there. There is a swimming pool too where they all jump up and down with hats on. At their gate, there is a doll house with a little old man sitting in it. He watches all day so nobody can escape. Sometimes they sneak out. They go cruising in their golf carts. Nobody there cooks, they just eat out. And, they eat the same thing every night: Early Birds. Some of the people can t get out past the man in the doll house. The ones who do get out, bring food back to the wrecked center and call it potluck. My Grandma says that Grandpa worked all his life to earn his retardment and says I should work hard so I can be retarded someday too. When I earn my retardment, I want to be the man in the doll house. Then I will let people out so they can visit their grandchildren. MotoMeter 13 July 2016

14 July 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Benicia 4 Concord Parade/Bd Mtg Pizza Pirate Parade General Mtg LDS Pioneer Day, Brentwood July Birthdays 5 Caryn Borba 5 Evelyn Wilson 6 Janet Ripsteen 7 Carole Price 7 Paul Woerner 11 Larry Hollinger 12 Paula Belden 13 Bruce Nicolai 13 Donna Staggs 14 Paul Chiabotti 15 Ben Hemphill 16 Mike Cozad 18 Irline Van Ardenne 22 Dave Granquist 22 John Tait 23 Terri Carlock 24 Gloria Mohr 29 Barbara Filarski July Anniversaries 21 Al & Barbara Filarski 22 Ken & Yolanda Dias 29 Paul & Geneva Chiabotti August 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Board Mtg Smith s General Mtg President s Picnic MotoMeter 14 July 2016