Horsin Around. The Official Monthly Newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan

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1 MUSTANG CLUB OF MID-MICHIGAN SEPTEMBER 2015 (VOLUME 17 - ISSUE 09) Horsin Around The Official Monthly Newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan Mustang Show Spotlight: by Tom Welsh The Stampede is ON! W e re getting ready for the 2015, Great Lakes Stampede All Ford and Mustang Car Show under the leadership of Lori Amo and Jan Selesky, Co-Chairs. Set up is Saturday, Sept. 19, at 3 PM, and the show, with your help, 7 AM Sunday, Sept. 20th. Lori, Jan, and group leaders have called for your help, and you have responded. Since this is the big event for us, your yes is what shows our attendees that we are all here to promote the Ford products we love, and give their owners one of the best shows chuck full of smiles that make for a great time. All of the key elements are in place: tents, potties, trophies, judging processes, prizes, sponsors, and more. If you haven t already volunteered for Scenes from the 2014 Great Lakes Stampede Weather Report (9/14) says 70 and Sunny for Sunday the 20th! a place or job, meet with Lori or Jan on Sunday morning for an assignment. See page two for their contact information, if you wish to get with them before you arrive. For so many of you that have signed up so far, we want to express a BIG thanks. Hope to see you, and your Mustang, at the show. We will park our member cars along the fence as in the past, and want to have them in place early, to avoid parking issues later in the morning. News editor, Tom Welsh is planning to take a group photo of all members at the show for inclusion in the MCA show report. H-A What s Inside for August: 1 Mustang Stampede Spotlight 2 MCMM Board & Appointed positions Membership Meetings 3 President s Corner Editor s HorseSense Charity Island Cruise 5 Show News & Updates 6 Bill & Ada Hoard awarded Lifetime Membership Events Schedule 7 Classified Ads John Clor s 2015 Mustang Book just out! 8 July BOD/Membership Meeting Minutes 9 Aug. BOD/Membership Meeting Minutes 10 MCMM Web & Facebook Contacts Other club contact info. MUSTANG 51 YEARS / Established in 1993, the MCMM is a Regional Affiliate of the Mustang Club of America

2 HORSIN AROUND SEPTEMBER Contact Information If you are interested in helping the MCMM board of directors or appointed positions on their committees, let them know at any Membership Meeting. Or, contact them directly for help with their area of expertise. Elected Board of Director Positions: President: Al Selesky Vice President: Jeff Amo Secretary: Carol Davis *9115 Treasurer: Lon Hetchler (new ) Membership Chair: Ruth Bentley Great Lakes Stampede Fall Show Chairpersons: Jan Selesky & Lori Amo Newsletter Editor (& Past President): Tom Welsh II, MCA Regional Director: Quentin Levitte Appointed Positions: Web Site Manager Mark Bilbee, Historian: Larry Blymyer Social Activities Chair: Rick Montagne Birthday & Anniversary Support: Gina Dillenbeck MCMM Sponsorships: Del Zimmerman Property Manager: Dennis Donovan Club Merchandise (& Past President): Dick Lebsack About your MCMM Membership Meetings Board of Directors nominations now open. Contact Al Selesky to register/apply. Your 2015 Board of Directors & Appointed Positions are listed here with their contact information. Most are at monthly meetings where they can also help you. Monthly MCMM meetings are held at Fritz s Family Restaurant, 9264 W. Saginaw Road )M-46, in Richville (mailing address is in Vassar for those using a GPS). on the eastern corner of M-46 at M-15. Membership meetings start at 7:00 pm., Jan. to Oct. Board of Director (BOD) meetings start at 6:00 pm (April to October, or as called). Members are welcome at BOD meetings and may make comments or ask questions. Members and guests are encouraged to come early and have dinner (at your expense) before or during the meetings. Fritz s does not require a minimum group purchase for the room, but we encourage you to purchase a snack, meal or beverage to support the restaurant. Members are also encouraged to exchange current issues of auto-related magazines; a 50/50 drawing is usually held at the end of the meeting. Call president, Al Selesky, for more information or if you have questions , or at aselesky@ameritech.net Social Events Chairperson, Rick Montagne, will coordinate many non-meeting events-see above for contact information. Fritz s Family Restaurant 9264 W. Saginaw Road, Reese - (989) Corner of M-46 at M-15 in Richville Gratis Monthly meeting place for the MCMM membership meetings. Support our Sponsors McDonald Ford 6790 Midland Road, Freeland (989)

3 HorseSense 4.6 HORSIN AROUND SEPTEMBER 2015 President s Corner Dear Members and Friends, We have had a fantastic month with Back to the Bricks, Mustang Memories, Woodward Dream Cruise, Mustang Alley, and the Blue Oval show. Many great events with wonderful conversations about cars (and many other topics) while spending time with a group of remarkable people. As our focus changes from other car shows to the Great Lakes Stampede at Nexteer on September 20, 2015, we need all the help we can muster. Jeff Amo has worked hard to improve the judging process; Gina Dillenbeck is doing a great job of putting a solid raffle together; Del Zimmerman, Rick Montagne, Joe Errante, and others are putting together a super group of sponsors; Rick Nash has provided a complete venue with plenty of extras; and Lori Amo and Jan Selesky are working hard to bring the whole We ve had a great time as a group going to shows and other club or club-related events this summer, including our Cruise to the Island (see page six). We still have a few big events coming up this fall that are fun, but lots of work, and work, but lots of fun! Either way, the MCMM members and friends have a good time. I am encouraged by the diversity in members, membercars, and the type of events we get to go to, sponsor, or present. We have a very hard-working core group of members that just make it all happen. I really encourage some of our seldom seen members to come to the show - with your Mustang - to support the show and, perhaps, lend a hand. As you help out in our show, or participate in other shows, make a written or mental note of ideas that can help us improve our events or help raise specific areas up to a higher level. All ideas need to be considered, big or small, as they can spur other thoughts and ideas that can make our events better. As newsletter editor, I also request that, if you have not had the chance to be in the Member Spotlight, that you contact me so we can tell your story. We all have one, and they are important to tell. While I receive limited no feed back on the newsletter, I do ask you to send a note on things you may like to see in it. We have members that can answer questions (send me a By Tom Welsh MCMM Newsletter Editor By Al Selesky MCMM President process together. Last week at the Blue Oval show in Grand Ledge, they had some 164 cars. Wouldn t it be wonderful if we could match (or exceed) that number!!! I firmly believe this is a watershed show for us. If we continue to lose money, we will need to rethink the viability of having the Stampede all together. In other words, we need this show to be successful if we are to continue with this effort. Please do all you can to promote the show, obtain raffle items, add sponsors, and assist the actual day of the show. I am confident it will all work out and we can continue to serve the community with our fundraising activities while providing a quality car show. I have always been impressed with the hard work, good ideas, and willingness to help by the members of this club. This is what makes us great and sets us apart from other organizations. Excited and can t wait, H-A Al question, and I ll do my best to find a member or outsider that can answer it. Why do something like this in the newsletter when you could just call someone with your question? Well, because maybe your question is relevant to other members. I t amazing how many How-To or Q&A columns I read in Hot Rod, Mustang Monthly, and many others, that, while having nothing to do with my 07 GT, give me ideas that CAN apply to my car, or be the answer to someones question. Our show is Sunday the 20th, with set up on Saturday the 19th. Hope to see you there in any capacity. The Election Committee is working on nominations for the 2016 calendar year. Current and potential new members are being contacted by the committee for the ballot included in the October newsletter. Hope you will say yes if you are called, or, if you are interested in an elected or appointed position, contact Al Selesky, Mark Bilbee, or Del Zimmerman and let them know. If you have questions about a position and what is requires, check the Constitution and By-Laws as most are outlined there. Our next meeting will be at Fritz s Restaurant on Monday, Sept. 21st, in Richville (M15 at M46 at 7 PM), and will be the perfect meeting to review and recap the show. We hope to see you there! H-A To m

4 HORSIN AROUND MCMM Fun Trip Charity Island Lighthouse & Dinner Cruise Fifteen MCMM Members and Family cruised to Charity Island for a gourmet dinner, a lighthouse tour, and a great time of fellowship. The cruise ended with a sun setting on our return trip. We met in Bay City and drove together to the Caseville Municipal Harbor, on Saturday, Sept. 5th, many in our Mustangs, to begin the trip at 2:00 PM. The Trip to the Island The Cruise began with a leisurely one hour boat ride across Saginaw Bay to Charity Island enjoying appetizers and beverages on the way. Arriving at Charity Island Marina, we walked or rode through the forest to the Island Lighthouse. There, we heard great stories of history about the island and lighthouse, followed by the delicious, Island Dinner. We enjoyed Crusty Artisan French Bread baked In Island wood burning stove, and either Great Lakes Yellow Perch or Tenderloin Steak Tips, and a Fresh Michigan Vegetable Medley with Michigan Baby Red Potatoes Poached in Fresh Dill Broth After dinner, we toured the lighthouse, home of the owners, visited the gift shop. On the return trip, we savored the sunset half way back to the mainland while strawberry topped cheesecake was served with fresh brewed coffee. It was almost to much fun! Cruisers to the Island, L to R. Kriste & Del Zimmerman, Jeff & Lori Amo, Harry & Carol Davis, Katie, Al, and Jan Selesky, Rick & Nancy Montagne, Gina & Bob Dillenbeck, and Tom and Lynn Welsh LaFontaine Ford of Frankenmuth 504 N. Main St. Frankenmuth

5 HORSIN AROUND SEPTEMBER 2015 Back to the Bricks - Flint August 15th The MCMM was well represented at Back to the Bricks, held again in downtown Flint on August 15th. There were about 15 club members there for the show, with a great time being had by all. We were once again assigned to East 4th Street, which is a good position, right in the heart of the show, and near food and rest rooms. We had our banner flying and lots of interest in our club and our cars by show spectators. H-A MOCSEM Mustang Memories - Dearborn August 16th As with the B2B show, a sizable contingent of MCMM members made the trek to Dearborn for MOCSEM s Mustang Memories Car Show. The day was a hot one, but how can you complain when it s warm and dry? A great show with their super Goodie Bag and a participation award plaque for each entry. John Clor, MOCSEM member, presented our own Chris Jensen with their annual Memorial award for his outstanding 65 Hardtop. H-A CAM Blue Oval Blast Car Show - August 30th The Capital Area Mustang s Blue Oval Blast Car Show took place on Sunday with 12 MCMM present. Awards went to Al & Jan Selesky, Ruth & Stan Bentley, Joe & Pam Errante, Bob & Gina Dillenbeck, Rick & Nancy Montagne, Jeff & Lori Amo, and Dick Lebsack, each in their model year category. H-A MCMM Show & News Roundup Photos from, top to bottom, Back to the Bricks, Mustang Memories, and Blue Oval Blast car shows. Left, MCMM s Chris Jensen (R) receiving MOCSEM s Annual Mike J. Pakoskey Memorial Award by John Clor (L). Awarded for Chris help to MCMM members, other Mustang owners, and for his own car that blends old with new in many ways. Photo by Angelia Caesar Gratis PAGE 5

6 HORSIN INVESTOR AROUND NEWSLETTER ISSUE N 3 SEPTEMBER FALL 2009 MCMM Member News 2015 Bill & Ada Hoard Presented with Surprise Lifetime Membership Certificate by Quentin Levitte On August 27th a few members of the club got together to give Bill and Ada Hoard their life time membership certificate. I'm sure Bill and Ada wondered why their son Bill had pulled the old first generation convertible out of the garage and then spent a good portion of the day cleaning and polishing the beautiful red pony. When club members arrived Bill and Ada came out and sat and the porch and seemed to really enjoy the company. As more members arrived conversation turned to previous club outings and the fun Bill and Ada have had over the years as members of MCMM. When it became time to present the certificate you could see the glow in Bill and Ada's eyes. We then celebrated with a dish of ice cream capped with a variety of toppings. It was a great way to end a special evening. I'd like to thank Chris for the idea of awarding the Hoard's with the life time membership and Ruth for taking the time to design the certificate. I'd also like to thank their son, Bill, and daughter in law, Connie, for helping with everything. H-A 15 MCMM Events Calendar For the latest information, go to for these and other area shows & events. MCMM Club Supported Shows & Events Sept MCMM s 21st Great Lakes Stampede All Ford & Mustang Show Nexteer Automotive, Saginaw I-75 at M-46 MCMM Major Event Sunday Show, Sept. 20: 8 AM to 3 PM Registration 8 am to noon; Judged Car Show; $15 pre / $20 day of Information, registration flyer, and sign up (via PayPal) available at: Sept Fall Color & Wine Tour hosted by MCMM members, Sandy & Lon Hetchler - Bellaire - Traverse City area. Details in this newsletter. Reserved rooms available at Stone Waters Inn, Bellaire, MCMM members and non-members are welcome. Contact the Hetchlers for more details. Plans include touring the wineries on a bus with participants pitching in for the bus cost. Shows and Events of Interest to MCMM Members Oct Northwood U. International Car Show - Classic Car Show on Sunday, Oct 4, 9 to 3? / Reg $10 pre/$15 day of / Awards incl. Best Mustang (3 awards) blogs.northwood.edu/autoshow Mustang Club of America (MCA) 2016 National & Grand National Events April 15-17, St. Augustine, Florida - Jacksonville Mustang Club June 3-5, Reno, Nevada - Reno Mustang Car Club July 22-24, Buffalo, New York - Western New York Shelby and Mustang Club September 1-4, MCA 40th Anniversary Show - Indianapolis, Indiana, Mustang Club of Indianapolis September 30 - October 2, Myrtle Beach South Carolina - Costal Carolina Mustang Club MCMM Meetings Meeting Location Sept - Oct: Fritz s Family Restaurant 9264 W. Saginaw Rd., Vassar (GPS Address) It s actually on M-46 at M-15 in Richville. Sept 21 - MCMM Meeting: Membership at 7:00 pm,. Show review & Wrap-up. Fritz s 2016 BOD Ballots due by Oct. 17, 2015 by mail, or in person at the Oct. Meeting. Oct 19 - MCMM Meeting: Bd of Dir at 6:00 pm; Membership at 7:00 pm, Fritz s Nov/Dec. No scheduled membership meetings Dec - MCMM Christmas Party - Watch for details in mid-late summer. Horsin Around is published monthly as the official newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan (MCMM). It is available via to members and friends of MCMM, and on our website. Adobe Reader required. Printed copies upon request from editor, Tom Welsh, S To w e rl i n e R d., Bridgeport, MI PAGE 6

7 HORSIN AROUND MCMM Classified Ads SEPTEMBER 2015 Something to sell? Something you want? the editor ( trwelshii@charter.net ) or let him know at a meeting! Business Card advertisements (located throughout the newsletter) cost $25 per year and start during the month of the first ad and are included with car show sponsorships. FOR SALE 2007 Ford Mustang GT 4.6/5-speed, 3.55 Axle, White Cal Spec pkg., LOTS of CDC & MRT mods to body and suspension, new Michelins/ Battery. 38k $19,000 Reduced to $16,500 Call Gail at (MOCSEM member) gailalaska@hotmail.com 8/15 photo at right >>> FOR SALE 1989 Lincoln Town Car, Contact Jessica Reed at (517) in the Lansing area. Some new parts; some leaks; needs TLC. Has title issues, but can be settled. $1,500 OBO.! 9/15 FOR SALE 1965 Ford Mustang hardtop, 6-cyl - 3-speed manual. Red over black, Bench Front Seat, AM Radio, needs wiper switch; ready to drive anywhere. Newer tires, brakes, distributor/tune-up. $10,500/ negotiable Contact: Ken Stadler, Clio (810) FOR SALE Got something to sell? Put your ad here and !! 6/15 (no photo) reach all MCMM Members and Friends each month. John Clor s new book out Sept. 15th John Clor, of Ford Performance, just announced his latest book, Mustang 2015, The New Generation, is now available. The book looks to be excellent with a spotlight on the people behind the 2015 Mustang. A review will be in a future MCMM Newsletter Machining Assembly Packaging Logistics Engineering 105 Bacon St, Saginaw - Free Loaners Tech Drive Bay City West Morley Drive Saginaw ISO 9001: MCMM Mission Statement: To foster and promote interest in the Ford Mustang automobile; to conduct educational programs; to provide information regarding Ford Mustangs; and to support char i table and community organization prog rams and projects of interest to club members and supporters. The club is open to anyone interested the /2 to present Mustang, regardless of vehicle ownership, and for the enjoyment in the hobby and club fellowship. Members should have enthusiasm and a willingness to participate in club activities. Participation of the family unit is not only desired, but is essential. PAGE 7

8 HORSIN AROUND July 20, 2015 Minutes SEPTEMBER 2015 MCMM Board Minutes - July 20, 2015 Meeting opened by President Al Selesky at 6:50. There was some discussion about honorary members. Tabled at this time for more discussion. Some discussion about our putting on a picnic at Bill & Ada Hoard's at a later date being they are unable to attend meetings due to health reasons and they have been members for many years. More to follow on this. Meeting closed at 6:45pm Respectfully summited by Carol Davis, Secretary MCMM Meeting Minutes - July 20, 2015 Meeting opened by President Al Selesky at 7pm. Members present: Harry & Carol Davis, Rick & Nancy Montagne, Robert & Gina Dillenbeck, Lon Hetchler, Chris Jansen w/cole & Madelyn, Paul Wrigglesworth, Judy & Dennis Donovan, Lynn & Cindy Southgate, Jeff & Lori Amo, Dick Lebsack, Amado Arceo, Tom Welsh, Mark Bilbee, Al & Jan Selesky, Ron & Tanya Romanowski, Larry Blymyer, Del Zimmerman, Bob Herrmann, Joe & Pam Errante, Milt Pilford, and new members Erv & Marilyn Banes from Frankenmuth. Minutes from June accepted as printed. Membership: Ruth Bentley - We have 65 members at present. Treasurer: Lon Hetchler - Report given and printed in the newsletter. Newsletter: Tom Welsh - August Spotlight will be Chris Jansen and for September and article on our show. MCA: Quentin Levitte - No report (not present). Sponsorship: Del Zimmerman - So far he has sponsorship from Farm Bureau Insurance, Hernden Contracting, Redmond Auto Collision, Knaphide, and Euclid Industries. Historian: Larry Blymyer - In 1903 Henry Ford accepted his first order for a $ two cylinder Model A from Dr. Ernst Pfenning Ford registers the Lincoln Motor Company trademark was the first parking meter (Park-O-Meter). #1 was installed in Oklahoma City. "The very next day a meter maid gave someone a ticket" - LOL. In 1936 Oscar Mayer Wiener mobile introduced in Chicago - they are still on the road today. Check your memory: Fools Rush In (where angels fear to tread) - Glen Miller, Sentimental Journey - Les Brown, Mona Lisa - Nat King Cole, Rock Around the Clock - Bill Haley & his Comets, I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee, Satisfaction - Rolling Stones, Close To You -Carpenters, The Hustle - Van McCoy, Don't Bring Me Down to the space lab - Bob Dillon, It's Still Rock & Roll to Me - Billy Joel, A View to A Kill - Duran Duran, She Ain't Worth It - Bobby Brown, Waterfalls - TLC, Bent - Matchbox 20. Merchandise: Dick Lebsack - He has the same merchandise as previous. Contact him if you are interested in anything. Member Support: Gina Dillenbeck - Sent our 5 birthday cards and anniversary cards. Property: Dennis Donovan: Our trailer needs to be gone through and cleaned out. The possibility of having our 2016 car show at McDonald Ford in Freeland is being looked at Car Show: Lori Amo & Jan Selesly The DJ is booked. Insurance needs to be gotten through MCA. Need 2 golf carts. Got trophies and dash plaques and tents. Potties are ordered. Set up will be on Saturday. This year vests instead of T-shirts for workers. Greeters: Tom Welsh and Ruth Bentley. Car Classification: Chris Jansen and Nate Levitte. Jeff Amo is in charge of Judges. 5 classes of over-all winners. There will be training sessions for judges before the show. Team I to 2004 is Quentin Levitte, Team II & newer is Rick Montagne, Team III - all other - Al Selesky. They need 3 judges in each team. Registration: Carol Davis and Dick Lebsack. 50/50 : Bob Dillenbeck - Raffle: Gina Dillenbeck & Nancy Montagne - Score Tabulation : Ruth Bentley. So far our food vendor is Texas Dave. There are also some lady vendors lined up. Show'n Tell: Harry & Carol Davis got very good mileage with their new 2015 Mustang w/eco boost on a trip to Wisconsin. It got 35 miles per gallon at 65 to 72 mph. Driving around Saginaw Township it's getting 27 to 29 mpg. 50/50: Bob Dillenbeck - Winner was Lon Hetchler with $ Dick Lebsack gave out some free goodies. Meeting closed at 8:45pm Respectfully summited by Carol Davis, Secretary PAGE

9 HORSIN AROUND August 17, 15 Minutes SEPTEMBER 2015 MCMM Board Minutes - Aug 17, 15 Meeting was opened at 6:30pm by President Al Selesky. Discussion on current web site. Yearly Maintenance on site with current webmaster $250 - to do enhancements to site $400 for a total of $650. Motion by Quentin Levitte and seconded by Paul Wrigglesworth for the committee (Tom Welsh, Al Selesky, Mark Bilbee) to meet with the webmaster to discuss. Passed by the board. Dick Lebsack said Bill & Ada Hoard will be lifetime members. Quentin is going to set up a small get together. Discussion on lifetime members: Dick got 3 constitutions for reference guidelines. Lifetime or honorary: letter submitted to board and they would vote on. Dick brought up that for people working the show with at least 5 hours would get a free hat, but board decided against it because it would be to costly. Suggested to give or show sponsors Mustang Mugs as we still have a supply of them Officers: Put a nomination committee in place at September meeting - slate complete in October and vote in November. New officers announced at Christmas party in December. Club Merchandise: We will continue with the way merchandise is ordered. Dick buys for members and he is reimbursed. Cool City Car Show: Our club received a plaque from them for our working with them. They gave a donation fro the show of $24, to the American Cancer Society. Lori Amo's floor mats were found at Back to Bricks. Thank You. Meeting closed at 7:00pm MCMM Meeting Minutes - August 17, 2015 Meeting opened at 7:15pm by President Al Selesky. Members in attendance - Tom Welsh II, Lori Amo, Al & Jan Selesky, Vic Trisch, Milt Pilford, Larry Blymyer, Del Zimmerman, Bob & Pat Herrmann, Dick Lebsack, Mark Bilbee, Amado & Susan Arceo, Nancy & Rick Montagne, Bob & Gina Dillenbeck, Steve & Angie Caesar, Judy & Dennis Donovan, Paul Wrigglesworth, Stan & Ruth Bentley, Quentin & Pat Levitte, Carol Davis. Membership: Ruth Bentley - End of July we had 62 and have added 2 new members. New total is 64. Treasurer: Ron Hetchler _ (not present) Report published in newsletter. Social: Rick Montagne - Back to Bricks went well. On Thursday, Aug 20th a cruise from Saginaw Valley Ford to Party on McCarty. Newsletter: Tom Welsh - Spotlight for September will be our car show and October will be Chris Jansen. Property: Dennis Donovan - The trailer still needs to be cleaned out. MCA: Quentin Levitte - No report. Regional directors meeting October in Indianapolis. Historian: Larry Blymyer Charles Kettering receives patent for electric starter. August 17,1969 the day of the 3 days of Peace, Love, and Rock'n Roll - Woodstock, 1977 Elvis Presley died, 1984 John Z DeLorean cleared of drug charges. Music in 1969: Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison, I Want to Hold Your Hand - Beatles, You've Lost That Lovin Feeling - The Righteous Brothers, Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann, Baby Love - The Supremes, Memphis Tennessee - Johnny Rivers, My Guy - Mary Wells, Leader of the Pack - The Shangri-Las, Rag Doll - Four Seasons, Glad All Over - Dave Clark Five, Needles & Pins- The Searchers. Member Support: Gina Dillenbeck - Continuing to send out cards. Sponsorship: Del Zimmerman - Pain Bull is another sponsor gotten for $ Approximate sponsorship total so far is $2, Club Merchandise: Dick Lebsack - Hats for $16 in red or navy, visors for ladies $14, license plate for $10, car flags for $20, jackets for $50. Contact Dick if interested. These items make great gifts. Our 2015 Car Show: Lori Amo & Jan Selesky - Judges will have t raining session on Saturday. Vendor tents and food tents will be on the west side. Raffle table - Gina & Angie are collecting items. There will be a vendor for a waffle board that would have the info of your car made up for you. Mike Rey presented a memorial award to Chris Jansen for being helpful to his club. On September 7th in Fairgrove is the Bean Festival Parade. If you are interested in being in it contact Tom Welsh at /50: Bob Dillenbeck - $21 won by Steve Caesar, calendar won by Lori Amo, luggage tag by Vic Trisch, 50th picture by Dennis Donovan. Meeting closed at 8:10pm Respectfully summited by Carol Davis, Secretary Support our Sponsors HERNDEN CONTRACTING Steven P. Hernden, Licensed Contractor Lone Pine Trail 0 Phone (231) Charlevoix, MI Cell (231) PAGE 9

10 HORSIN AROUND SEPTEMBER 2015 Other Clubs MCA / M6A / SAAC-MCR Have you considered the other clubs that are available to you? Our national club, the Mustang Club of America (MCA). Go to for more information. Their monthly magazine, Mustang Times, is excellent. Do you have a six in your Mustang? By all means, you should join the Mustang 6 Association. Best of all, it is free to join. Your only requirement is to send a photo and information on your Mustang(s). Go to to join. Then, there is the Shelby American Automobile Club - Motor City Region. Join or get more information at Other area clubs include: Mustang Owners Club of Southeast Michigan: West Michigan Mustang Club: Capital Area Mustangs on Facebook.com/ Become a fan on Facebook here! Send your Feedback Comments on the our Facebook page Content & Information to Tom Welsh II Also, be sure to add this address to your address book to make sure you get this ed copy of the newsletter to Tom Welsh II: (trwelshii@charter.net)! Send MCMM requests or to mustangclubmmi@charter.net BRING IN THE BIG GUNS SM Danview Technology Ct. Shelby Twp., MI Contact: James Brown New & Used Trucks Truck Equipment & Parts Support our Sponsors Edited by Tom Welsh II 3860 S Towerline Rd. Bridgeport, MI trwelshii@charter.net P.O. Box 324 Frankenmuth, MI 48734