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Fort Sutter News Fort Sutter Chapter, AMCA JANUARY FEBRUARY 2015 Volume 33, Number 1 President 2014 OFFICERS Mark Loewen Vice Pres. Mark Wiebens Secretary Treasurer Director Director Director Tom Green Marie Moore Rich Hardmeyer Dave Kafton Rich Kinney NEWSLETTER EDITOR Tom Green 4520 Francis Court Sacramento, CA 95822 g80cs@comcast.net CONTACT INFORMATION President, Mark Loewen (916) 217-2240 loewenpump@sbcglobal.net Vice Pres., Mark Wiebens (925) 288-0174 MarkWeibens@pacbell.net Secretary, Tom Green (916) 457-2720 g80cs@comcast.net Treasurer, Marie Moore (530) 622-6531 jandmmoore@att.net Sergeant at Arms Jim Moore (530) 622-6531 jandmmoore@att.net Membership, Karie Schenken (916) 686-3874 karrots66@hotmail.com Chief Judge, Dennis Gill (925) 679-3000 wdgill@yahoo.com Web Master, Shari Pratt (530) 219-1568 spboomer@aol.com CLUB WEB SITE www.amcafortsutter.org From the President Hello to all our Fort Sutter members. My name is Mark Loewen, your newly appointed president, antique motorcycle enthusiast, Cannonball rider, and student of two wheels with an engine. After the purchase and revival of my first old bike, I wanted to find like minded people to learn more about these old gems and people to ride with. I m glad I found the Fort Sutter club, it truly changed my life from just the association with our members. I would like to give many thanks to Rich Hardmeyer for years of commitment to the club as our former president and, now, as a current board member and the host of a very nice open house/christmas party. I saw a lot of you there. Good time, good food, and lots to see. Good job, Rich and Barbara. A new year of activities and events is upon us and coming fast. Our annual dinner is almost here and I hope to see you all there. If we haven t met, come say, Hi and tell me what kind of two wheel fun you re in to. And, of course, there is always Dixon. We ironed out many issues at our last meeting and, with everyone s help and participation, we will have another smooth running, successful meet. I love to ride my motorcycles and admire them but it is more fun to ride them. And, when you re riding with friends and you are all on old bikes it s extra fun. I think, as a club, we need to work on this. It doesn t have to be like a national event, just a simple Saturday or Sunday meet somewhere and ride to a lunch destination. Fifty or so miles, eat something and head back. Sounds like a pretty good way to spend a day to me. Think about it. The weather isn t making it impossible. I m excited for a new year of motorcycling and events and I hope everyone else is too. The way our weather has been we can ride comfortably almost any time. So dust it off and get out and ride. Mark Loewen President, Fort Sutter Chapter Our Next Meeting Will Be SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 At Sam s Hof Brau Watt and El Camino Avenues Lunch at Noon Meeting at 1:00 p.m.

Minutes of the General Meeting December 6, 2014 The meeting was called to order at 1:00 by president, Rich Hardmeyer. There were thirty-one members in attendance plus guests, George and Shannon Visman Minutes: The minutes of the last meeting will stand as written. Treasurer s Report: Marie Moore reported that our bank account remains healthy and we currently have 119 paid members. Old Business: Tracey Kleber reported that, in response to the membership s desire to find a new location for the annual dinner, she has narrowed it down to two choices: Either the Spaghetti Factory on J Street or Cattlemen s at Highway 50 and Hazel. After comparing costs, location, parking, and menus, it was decided to go with Cattlemen s and hold the dinner on Saturday the 28th of February. It was further decided that we would charge guests $28.00 (our cost) while charging all paid up members and associated members $25.00 NOTE: Later in the month a decision by the board of directors changed the cost for members and associate members to $23.00. Finally, a motion was made (Hardmeyer/Moore) to authorize spending up to $300.00 for raffle prizes keeping in mind that, this year, the membership prefers to have fewer but more valuable prizes. Election: Out going directors were Rich Hardmeyer, Dave Kafton and Mark Loewen. Running for office were Rich Hardmeyer, Jim Inman, Dave Kafton, Gary Kubodera, Mark Loewen, and Bob Pratt. The final result of the election was: Rich Hardmeyer, Dave Kafton, and Mark Loewen. ** At the October meeting a committee was formed to investigate the possibility of dropping Dixon s national meet classification and reverting back to just being a regional meet. Committee chairman, Jim Inman reported that, after weighing the various pros and cons, it was decided that continuing on as a national was the best way to go as it added validity and prestige to our meet. However, Jim also pointed out that the committee felt we needed to improve our national judging procedure and listed seven areas of concern. In reply president, Hardmeyer said we will be working with Jim s seven point list during the coming months to improve our judging procedure. The second committee that was formed at the October meeting concerned itself with moving the meet from Dixon to Lodi. Chairman, Mark Wiebens said that the committee recommended staying in Dixon but wanted to see a few changes such as paying to have the venue cleaned after the meet [this was voted on and approved at the October meeting] and adding more and better food vendors. New Business: It was decided that this year we will drop the People s Choice award at Dixon and instead will present a Best of Show award chosen by our own judges. Meeting adjourned at 2:10 p.m. **Following the regular meeting a board meeting was held to select the officers for the coming term. The results were: President, Mark Loewen; Vice President, Mark Wiebens; Treasurer, Marie Moore; Secretary, Tom Green; Newsletter Editor, Tom Green, Sergeant at Arms, Jim Moore, Chief Judge, Dennis Gill. Your Dues are Do! Last month Membership Director, Karie Schenken mailed out dues statements. If you did not receive yours contact her at (916) 686-3874 E-mail: karrots66@hotmail.com Better yet, send your $15.00 dues payment to: Karie Schenken 9413 Ringe Circle Elk Grove, CA 95624 Tom Green Secretary New Venue New Menu This year s annual will be held Saturday, February 28 Cattlemen s Restaurant 12409 Folsom Blvd - Highway 50 at Hazel For all the details turn the page

Reservation Form Fort Sutter Chapter Dinner Saturday, February 28th New Menu New Venue This year, by popular demand, we re moving to a new location and expanding the menu. In addition, to keep costs in line with previous years, we re offering a discount. The price for all PAID UP Members and Associate Members will be $23.00. Guests will be $28.00 which is our cost. Cattlemen s Restaurant 12409 Folsom Blvd. Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 No Host Cocktails 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. We Have Four Choices All selections include a baked potato, seasonal vegetables, all you can eat salad, sourdough bread, ranch style beans, coffee or tea. Teriyaki Chicken Breast 10 oz. Sirloin Steak 10 oz. Fillet of Salmon Pesto Spinach & Cheese Ravioli Member(s) Name(s) Please indicate you choice(s) below: Member Terriyaki Chicken(s) @ $23.00 ea. = Guest Terriyaki Chicken(s) @ $28.00 ea. = Member Sirloin Steak(s) @ $23.00 ea. = Guest Sirloin Steak(s) @ $28.00 ea. = Member Salmon Fillet(s) @ $23.00 ea. = Guest Salmon Fillet(s) @ $28.00 ea. = Member Ravioli(s) @ $23.00 ea. = Guest Ravioli(s) @ $28.00 ea. = Make Check Payable to: Fort Sutter Chapter, AMCA R.S.V.P. No Later Than February 20rd! Please cut or copy and mail to: Tracey Kleber C/O Travelstore 1750 Howe Ave, Suite 320 Sacramento, CA 95825 TOTAL ENCLOSED

CHRISTMAS AT THE HARDMEYER S, 2014 In years past there was one thing you could count on, if the Hardmeyers were holding their biennial Christmas party, there was going to be rain but this year it turned out to be a crisp sunny day. With their home even the shop decorated as only Rich and Barbara can, great food, Rich s display of old bikes plus a few cars and bikes brought by guests, and many old friends it was a terrific afternoon. From all who attended, a sincere thank you for once again offering your hospitality. The only thing we regret is that it looks like this Christmas tradition, one we ve grown to look forward to and enjoy, has come to an end. Why? Well, as Rich said, The Christmas decorations are getting old and worn out and so are we. We can t speak for the decorations, Rich but we all hope that you and Barb will get another spurt of energy by 2016. Mark and Julie Loewen in front of just one of the many Christmas trees Barb and Rich decorated. Shari and Bob Pratt enjoying the amazing selection of food. The most unusual thing on display in the shop was this mini dragster. Taking advantage of the good weather, Jeff Sierck arrived on his Indian while Jim Moore preferred the comfort of his Merc.

AMCA, FORT SUTTER CHAPTER'S 15th ANNUAL NATIONAL SHOW & SWAP MEET June 19 and 20, 2015 Dixon Fairgrounds, Dixon, California 25 Miles West of Sacramento Just South of Interstate 80 Honoring Vintage Period Modifieds VENDOR INFORMATION Spaces are 15' x 30' and are $45.00 for 2 days Gates open for vendors at 6:00 P.M. Thursday, June 18 Vendors are encouraged to pre-register. F All vendors must be AMCA members. All Commercial vendors must have a resale permit to sell. Bring it with you, this permit must be with you on site. F Only antique motorcycles and parts 35 years and older and related items are permitted for sale. This is an official AMCA policy and will be strictly enforced. F No alcohol, glass containers or ground fires allowed. F All dogs must be leashed. FOR VENDING PRE-REGISTRATION CALL: Jim & Marie Moore (530) 622-6531 FOR GENERAL INFORMATION CALL: Jim Moore (530) 622-6531 Mark Wiebens (925) 288-0174 SEND YOUR FEE FOR A RESERVED SPACE TO: Fort Sutter Chapter, AMCA (Check Payable to Same) P.O. Box 469 Placerville, CA 95667 Please Include a Self Addressed, Stamped Envelope SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday - Gates will be open for vendors at 6:00 p.m., Thursday, June 18. Friday - Swap Meet, Vending, Bike Corral, Technical Seminar, Friday Evening Banquet. Saturday - Swap Meet, Vending, Bike Corral, Technical Seminar, National Judging and Awards. FOR NATIONAL JUDGING PRE-REGISTRATION CONTACT: Nancy Davis 1665 Chenango Rd. Wakeman, OH 44889 Phone: (419) 929-0291 E-mail: AMCAprereg@gmail.com Or Online: www.antiquemotorcycle.org JUDGING PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE JUNE 5, 2015 - $10.00 FEE PER BIKE You may also register at the meet until 10:00 a.m., Saturday but there will be a $20.00 Fee AREA MOTELS Super 8, Dixon (707) 678-3399 Motel 6 Dixon (707) 693-0606 Best Western, Dixon (707) 678-1400 Dixon Motel, Dixon (707) 678-3332 CAMPING ON GROUNDS WITH SHOWERS & RV HOOKUP AVAILABLE Banquet Tickets, Meet T-shirts and Pins Will be Available on Site

Fort Sutter Chapter Antique Motorcycle Club of America C/O 4520 Francis Court Sacramento, CA 95822