October 2019 Bucket Sheets

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BUCKET SHEETS

Edition 50 Issue 01 October 2019

from 1970 to 2019

The purpose of the club shall be the maintenance of the highest standards of courtesy
and safety on the road; the enjoyment and sharing of the goodwill and fellowship
engendered by owning a Chevrolet Corvette, engaging in social activities and
competitive events and encouraging favorable interest in the club and the Corvette;
the maintenance of the highest standards of operation and performance of the
Marque by sharing and exchanging technical and mechanical information; the
establishment and maintenance of mutually beneficial relations with manufacturers,
dealers and service courses to the end that the Marque will prosper and enjoy
continuity and prominence; to have, exercise, and enjoy all the powers and purposes
which may be exercised by a non-profit organization.

Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota, Inc. will be meeting at 7:30 p.m. on the third
Tuesday of every month until further notice at:

JIMMY’S FOOD & DRINK
1132 East County Road E
Vadnais Heights, MN 55110
(651) 482-1100

Interested owners of Corvettes are welcome to attend meetings or club
functions. Family membership, $85; Single, $65; Associate, $20; Lifetime, $55.
All include NCCC membership. Additional information can be found on our web
page:

www.suburbancorvettesofminnesota.com

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Report from our President

Hi folks,

This year’s driving season is winding down and
there are a few items I need to share. November is
the end of our financial year and I plan to present a
financial summary at our November 19th member-
ship meeting. At the conclusion of the financial presentation, we will vote on the
pending membership dues increase. In addition to this budget presentation, it is
also the meeting where we elect our club officers for the 2019 season. We have a
nomination committee that is amassing a list of interested members who would
like to be on the board. I strongly encourage anyone that has thought about
seeking a board position to contact Lynn Steenblock or Marty Buck. This is a
great opportunity to engage with other members, make a difference, and ensure
the success of our club.

Next year is our club’s 50th anniversary and is a very significant event for us. We
need to make this special and demonstrate just how unique we are. Our “50th
Anniversary Bash” is at the idea stage and I would like to form a committee to
make this happen. We need a committee chairperson and committee members.
Some of the attainable goals are to have a summer weekend devoted to the
event, have a club picture with an article for submission to the NCCC Blue Bars
magazine and the National Corvette Museum. The list goes on… This event
could be a blockbuster so if you’re interested in steering this event let me know.

Don’t forget, the Fall Color Run isn’t our last get together for the season, we
have our awards banquet and typically have a Hamburger, Fries, and Catch-up
every month. So, during the off-season get out of the house, keep up with your
friends, and stay in touch with your Corvette family.

See you at our events,

Dave Benner

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Hamburger, Fries and Catch-up

Saturday, Nov 2nd, 2019
5:00 p.m.

Good Day Café and Bad Day Bar
5410 Wayzata Blvd.

Golden Valley, MN 55416
763-544-0205

This restaurant is a little bit further northwest than most
of our dinner spots, but well worth the effort! It is near
the intersection of 394 and Hwy 100, off Park Place/Xe-
nia Ave. The building says “Metropolitan” on the west side
(club and ballroom), and the restaurant is on the south
side, with a bright yellow awning. We will have a section to
ourselves, and can order off the full menu with separate
checks, as usual. Millie is the head cook, and she makes
“serious” homemade soups, in addition to cleverly named
signature items such as “Worst Day Wings”, which are de-
scribed as “looking like hell but tasting like heaven”, or the
“Good Day Burger”, or “Millie’s Meatloaf Dinner”, or “OT’s
Sautéed Liver with Caramelized Onions and Thick Smoked
Bacon”. There is a full range of dishes, including vegetar-
ian options, such as a veggie sandwich, 10 different salads,
5 noodle dishes, and all day breakfast items like Paulie’s
Veggie Quiche. YUUUMMM!!!!!!

Please sign up at one of the meetings, or contact Jan or
Shawn Hanna:
Jan – 612-237-4174; [email protected]
Shawn – 763-425-6550; [email protected]

December HFC information can be found on Page 20

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Board Meeting Minutes

October 1, 2019

The October SCM Board Meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President
Dave Benner. Dave Welcomed Steve Heasley as the new volunteer for the IT
position. Steve has 25 years in the IT field.

Board Members Present: Sue Griffin, Barb Stattman, Gloria Weeks, Jim Bo-
din, Dave Olson, Sandi Scott, Ron Weeks, Marty Buck, Roger Dahlquist, Dave
Scherf, Marie George, Dave Juhl, Steven Mael, Roger Scott, Lynn Steenblock.

Board Members Not Present: Mark Orfield

Guests Present: Butch George, Steve Heasley

Secretary’s Report: Gloria Weeks reported,
The September Board Meeting minutes were presented. A motion to approve the
minutes as published was made by Steven Mael with a second by Dave Olson;
motion passed.

Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported,
● Withdrawals were attributed to Bucket Sheet newsletter expenses, Driv-
er’s School, Pre-Payment for Fall Color Run.
● Deposits were attributed to Driver’s School and Fall Color Run regis-
trations.

Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Sandi Scott reported,
● SCM members = 231, Lifetime members = 97, and NCCC members =
201
● Status of membership dues renewal. Sandi has received approximately
20 renewals.
● Sandi has received approximately 10 banquet registrations.

Public Relations: Dave Olson reported,
● Advertisers are current. Dave advised that we have lost three advertis-
ers throughout the year.
● Dave talked about the need for a follow up meeting with Matt Saxe
Chevrolet in January or February. Matt Saxe will have been our club
sponsor for one year in March 2020.

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Editor’s Report: Ron Weeks reported. Deadline for this month is Friday,
October 4, next month is Friday, November 8.

IT Report: Dave Benner (interim) reported.
● Status of website – Dave has loaded pictures and updated the calendar

Governor’s Report: Jim Bodin reported,
● Insurance certificates are current for all remaining 2019 events.
● Special Interest rear license plate update – The MN United Car
Council has an October meeting scheduled with legislators and police
agencies.

Vice President’s Report: Sue Griffin reported,
Sue reviewed past and future club and non-club sponsored events for the
remaining year.

Please see the Vice President’s calendar for a full list of both club sponsored
and non-club sponsored events in the Bucket Sheets or visit the website.

Old Business:
● Online Registration/Payment – Ongoing effort. A motion was made

earlier this year to offer both paper and online registration for events to the
membership in 2020.
● IT Officer Vacancy - Ron Weeks made a motion to appoint Steve Heasley
to the IT position for the remainder of the year. The motion was seconded
by Marty Buck. Motion passed. Dave will work with and provide support
to Steve.
● A motion to take the renewal for Microsoft 365 software to the member-
ship for approval for the Board’s three existing laptops ($297) was made at
the September Board meeting. Dave Benner will present to the member-
ship at the October membership meeting for approval.
● Membership dues increase proposal will be voted on at the November
membership meeting after the financial presentation. Dave Benner will
prepare paper ballots for the dues increase vote.
● The use of the C8 Corvette Logo reflected on our Website – Jim Bodin
explained that Dave Benner will provide the request information to him
and he will take it to NCCC to obtain approval from General Motors.
● Nominations Committee Update – Lynn Steenblock reported. Lynn and
co-chair Marty Buck have contacted the current officers to determine if
they will be running for an office. They have made phone calls to the
membership looking for candidates. They will develop a ballot to be used

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at the November meeting. Lynn reviewed the nominations process. At the
October meeting the committee will ask for nominations from the floor. All
nominated candidates must be in attendance and need to accept or decline.
All candidates nominated at the October meeting will be on the election
ballot. They will again ask for nominations from the floor at the November
general membership meeting. Any additional candidates will need to be
written in by the membership on their individual ballot.
New Business:
● Awards Banquet – Awards. Rookie and Member of the Year will be voted
on by the membership. Ron Weeks will publish a list in the Bucket Sheets.
The Board award will be voted on at the November board meeting.
● A motion to recommend to the membership spending up to $500 to provide
cake and coffee at the November general meeting was made by Dave Olson
with a second by Lynn Steenblock. Motion passed with one opposed. The
motion will be taken to the membership at the October meeting.
● Discussion on Suburban Corvettes 50th anniversary. Discussion on whether
we could submit an article on our 50th anniversary to Blue Bars. Dave
Benner will suggest to the new Board at the December meeting that a 50th
anniversary committee be formed.
A motion to adjourn was made by Dave Olson with a second by Sandi Scott.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:59pm.
Respectfully submitted by
Gloria Weeks, Secretary

NOTE: Membership Meeting Minutes start on Page 22

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The annual election of Suburban Corvette Club (SCM) Officers for the
coming year will occur with nominations at the October meeting and

elections at the November meeting.

Being an Officer or Board Member of SCM gives you an opportunity to shape
the future of the club. Please consider running for one of the offices: President,
Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations, NCCC Governor,
Membership, Editor, or Information Technology.

All offices are open and the term is for one year.

If running for one of the offices isn’t an option for you this year; the 2020 Board
will also need Members-at-Large. Being a Board Member-at-large is a great
opportunity for new members and long term members alike to add value to the
Club. Board Members at large will be selected at the December Board meeting.

Contact Lynn Steenblock ([email protected]) or Marty Buck
([email protected]) to have your name added to the ballot or volunteer
for one of the Member-at-Large positions.

Eligibility for Office

Nominee must have been a full/associate member for at least twelve (12) months
prior to the nominations. Nominees must be present at the nominations meeting
unless they have given an officer an acceptable excuse and acceptance of the
nomination.

Board of Directors

Members at large are appointed at the December Board meeting. Appointees
must have a minimum of three months active membership in the Club.

Complete detail information on the Duties of
Elected Officers will be available at the General
Meeting to review for the nominations process.

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Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota

Annual Awards Banquet

Saturday, November 23, 2019
Presents

Casino Night

Join us for fun in a Vegas style casino setting.
Celebrate Suburban Corvettes’ successful year of car
shows, gatherings, and drives through the countryside.

Details and registration forms will be on
the club website soon.

Check-in starts at 4:30 pm
Reserve your hotel room early @Holiday Inn Express

(attached to Jimmy’s)
Phone: 651-484-2400
Ask for the SCM rate ($107 per night)
Register by October 26 and receive one extra ticket!




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New Members

Mike and Judy Cannon George & Nancy Cossette
2016 Conv Long Beach Red 2017 GS Torch Red

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Spina Bifida Picnic 2019

On September 22, 2019 the Spina Bifida (SB) annual picnic was held at New
Brighton Pavilion just off Highway 35W north of 694. Spina Bifida is Subur-
ban’s (SCM) club charity and has been for close to 3 decades. I feel fortunate to
be the current SB liaison for SCM.
The picnic began at around 11:00 am. SB provided us with a nice lunch of
hamburgers, chips, hot dogs, baked beans, pop, water and many, many deserts.
Yum, love those deserts.
Various kid’s prizes, donated by SCM, were distributed by Jim Thayer to the
families at the picnic. Ball caps, courtesy of Paul Hauschildt, were also given
out. We also had Mylar helium balloons to celebrate the picnic. Did you know
that SB children are intolerant to Latex?
Approximately 17 Corvettes arrived before Noon and parked in two rows adja-
cent to the pavilion. This amount of cars was a wonderful signal to the kids and
parents that SCM cares about them.
The kid’s
faces lit up
with antic-
ipation at
getting rides
in America’s
Sports Car. It
has been my
experience
that the kids
are becoming
much more
comfortable
with riding in
the Corvettes and have pretty much overcome any fear. Actually, just the oppo-
site. We had 17 cars yet we provided over 40 rides. Can you say, “I’m going in
the red one next!!”? We had booster seats for the smaller kids.


I know the kids and their
parents were very grateful
for the opportunity to ride
in America’s Sports Car
because many of the kids
and parents took the time to
personally tell me this.
Myself, I am very thankful
to be doing this and asso-
ciated with SB and SCM
for 29 years. I have many,
many fond memories of our

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SCCM Lifetime

ANNUAL MEETING
OCTOBER 15, 2019
6:00 PM AT JIMMY’S

ELECTIONS
DON’T BE LATE


Dues were payable effective


with the September General Meeting


Membership sent
a notice with access to the form

on October 2nd

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Events Calendar

October 2019

11-13 - Fall Color Run Event Chairs Terry and Joan Wigginton. See flyer on
page 9 and web site for more information.
15 - General Membership Meeting – Jimmy’s 7:30pm

November 2019

2 – HFC 5pm Hosted by Shawn and Jan Hanna Location: Good Day Cafe and
Bad Day Bar 54 Details on page 3.
5 – Board Meeting – Jimmy’s 7:00pm
19 - General Membership Meeting – Jimmy’s 7:00pm (NOTE EARLY START
TIME)
23 - SCM Annual Awards Banquet – Event Chairs Sandi and Roger Scott Loca-
tion: Jimmy’s. Casino Night. Registration and Social Hour begins at 4:30pm.
See flyer on page 8 and on web site for more information and registration
form.

December 2019

3 - Board Meeting – Jimmy’s 7:00pm
7 - HFC 5 pm, Hosted by Roger and Sandi Scott Location: Wild Boar, 960
Helena Ave. Oakdale, MN Details on page 20
17 - General Membership Meeting – Jimmy’s 7:30pm

The Minnesota Car Club Association handbook is available on the
www.autoswalk.com website. Met Council Website is met-council.org

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ROOKIE OF THE YEAR CANDIDATES

Candidates are
those members
who joined in the
last year from
June 2018 through
the month of
May 2019.

Lee & Bonnie Dordal

Tom & Cathy Healy Peter Panos Ken Franklin
(Marsha) (Sue)

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Ron Reidell Corey & Heidi Eidsvold

Bill Haider Debra & Paul Sandberg
(Michele)
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MEMBER OF THE YEAR CANDIDATES

This time of year it is hard to remember what happened a couple of months ago let alone at the
beginning of the year. Relying on the meeting minutes and the club calendar an attempt was made to
recap the chairs for the events throughout the year. Member of the year is not limited to event chairs.
As you are looking at the list also think of those members who have worked the events.

Marty & Mary Buck HFC Event, Board Member at Large, Nominations Committee (Marty)

Shawn & Jan Hanna Chili Challenge, Park River Estates Show, Spina Bifida Picnic

Jim & Pat Bodin HFC Event, Autumn Cruise, NCCC Governor, MNUCC (Jim)

Dave Scherf HFC Event, Board Member at Large

Sandy Norgaard HFC Event

Eric Kehle GMCCA Car Show

Rick Ohland Driver’s School

Jon Thompson Driver’s School

Dave Benner President

Roger & Barb Dahlquist HFC Events, Event pictures, Firecracker Cruise, Board Member at Large
(Roger)

Ron & Gloria Weeks Editor, Plastic Fantastic, Event Database (FCR, DS, PFCS) (Ron)
Secretary, Hospitality (Gloria)

Sue Griffin Vice President

Dave Olson Public Relations

Terry & Joan Wigginton Fall Color Run

Brent & Sandy Reibel BBQ on Big Marine

Roger & Sandi Scott Annual Banquet, Membership (Sandi), Board Member at Large (Roger)

Greg & Barb Stattman Treasurer, (Barb), National Corvette Museum Ambassador, Plastic
Fantastic (Greg)

Randy Walker HFC Event

John & Elaine Garley Spring Cruise

Paul Hauschildt Cars Under the Stars

Scott Hegstrand MAC Liaison

Dave Anderson Drive Your Chevy to the Levy Cruise, Cars Under the Stars

Paul Capeder Cars Under the Stars

Bill & Barb Price HFC Event

Bob Bleckinger HFC Event (AZ)

Don Doty & Susan LaCour Doty HFC Event

Dave Juhl Board Member at Large

Marie George Board Member at Large
Steven Mael Board Member at Large

Mark Orfield Board Member at Large
Lynn Steenblock Board Member at Large, Nominations Committee, MNUCC

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NOTES

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AUTUMN CRUISE SEPTEMBER 28th

The event start-
ed in Miesville
hosted by Jim &
Pat Bodin with
lunch destination
in Wabasha

After lunch several
members ventured
across the river
to Nelson’s for ice
cream.

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Saturday, December 7th 5:00 P.M.


The Wild Boar
960 Helena Ave
Oakdale, MN 55
Off I494 & 10th St
Hosted by

Roger & Sandi Scott
Phone 651-208-4582

sandiscott99.net
www.wildboarbarandgrill.com

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Hamburger, Fries, & Catchup

The October event
was hosted by Trygve
& Diane Svard in
New Hope with 32
members and guests
attending

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Membership Meeting Minutes

Date: September 17, 2019

The September Membership Meeting of Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota was
called to order with in excess of 67 members present at 7:30pm by President
Dave Benner.

Opening Remarks from President: Dave Benner talked briefly about his and
Diane’s 4500 mile road trip.

Secretary’s Report: Gloria Weeks reported
General Meeting minutes from August were presented. A motion was made to
approve the minutes as published in the September Bucket Sheets by Marty
Buck with a second made by Judy Randall; motion passed.

Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported
● Expenses were attributed to Bucket Sheets newsletter, BIR track rent-
al, Cars Under the Stars.
● Deposits were attributed to Driver’s School and Cars Under the Stars
registrations and advertisers.
● Barb advised she has a reconciliation statement and a bank statement
available for review.

Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Sandi Scott reported
SCM Members: 227, Lifetime Members: 97, and NCCC Members: 197

First Timers: Tom and Joan Musil 2017

Grand Sport Long Beach Red 2017
2016
Second Timers: None

Third Timers: George and Nancy Cossette

Grand Sport Torch Red – Kalahari Interior

Mike and Judy Cannon

Stingray Convertible Long Beach Red

A motion to accept as members George and Nancy Cossette and Mike and
Judy Cannon was made by Roger Dahlquist with a second by Judy Randall. A
vote was taken and the motion passed.

Sandi advised that there are membership forms to be used for paying dues on
the back table.

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Public Relations: Dave Olson reported
● Advertisers are current.

Editor’s Report: Ron Weeks reported
● Deadline for articles next month is Friday, October 4th.

IT Report: Dave Benner (Interim) reported
● The Website is up to date, on-line payment for Driver’s School went
well – 31 cars.

Governor’s Report: Jim Bodin reported
● Insurance certificates are current for all remaining 2019 events.
● Special Interest rear license plate update – The MN United Car Coun-
cil has been attending car shows to get additional petition signatures.
MNUCC still needs operating funds; cash donations are going slow.
The MNUCC has an October meeting scheduled with legislators and
police agencies.

Vice President’s Report: Sue Griffin reported
Club Sponsored Events:

● Past Events:
● Sep 7 – HFC Houlihan’s Eagan. Roger Dahlquist reported. 32 people

attended. There were 8-9 Corvettes.
● Sep 16 – Driver’s School, Brainerd International Raceway. Sue Griffin

reported. 47 Cars, 50 participants. This was Rick Ohland and Jon
Thompson’s last year as driver’s school chairs.

Upcoming Events:
● Sep 22 – Spina Bifida Picnic at Long Lake Regional Park – Shawn
Hanna reported. This will be last year for Shawn and Jan Hanna to
chair event. This is a 4 hour commitment and he needs 10-12 cars. He
explained that the drivers will meet the families of children with Spina
Bifida. Shawn introduced Bruce and Char Johnson as the new Spina
Bifida Liaisons.
● Sep 28 – Autumn Cruise – Event Chairs Jim and Pat Bodin. Jim report-
ed. Advised that there is a signup sheet on the back table and explained
the run will end at The Bluffs at Coffee Mill Golf Course in Wabasha,
MN for a burger buffet lunch.
● Oct 11-13 – Fall Color Run – Event Chairs Terry and Joan Wigginton.
Terry reported. 23 days to the Fall Color Run. To date they have 87
cars registered (39 from SCM). Terry said they had received a call
from Jan Arneson who said Doug is doing OK but they will not be
attending the Fall Color Run this year. They are giving up their room
at the AmericInn for one year only. Let Joan or Terry know if you are

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interested in the room.
● Nov 23 – SCM Annual Awards Banquet – Event Chairs Sandi and

Roger Scott. Sandi advised that there are RSVP forms – invitations for
banquet on back table.

Please see the Vice President’s calendar in the Bucket Sheets or visit the website
for a full list of both Club sponsored and non-Club sponsored events.

Old Business:
● Open IT Board Position – Dave Benner advised that Steve Heasley is

interested in filling the position. Dave said the Board has the authority
to appoint him to the position now. He will go through the election
process in November.
● Bylaws Amendment to increase Membership Dues – Dave Benner
advised that a financial presentation will be presented in November and
then the bylaws amendment will be voted on. Bob Bleckinger made a
motion to rescind the previous motion for the Bylaws membership dues
change. Dave Benner advised that it is an inappropriate motion. There
was no second to Bob’s motion. Motion died.
● Driver’s School Update – Dave Benner thanked Rick Ohland and Jon
Thompson for the 14 years they chaired the event. He introduced
Shawn Hanna and Dave Scherf as the new chairs.
● Nominations Committee – Marty Buck reported for Lynn Steenblock
(Chair). There are nine officer positions on the Board. All are open for
candidates. Anyone interested in filling one of these positions should
contact Lynn or Marty. They will be taking nominations at the October
15th meeting.

New Business:
● Club operating reserve balance – Dave Benner explained that we need
to keep an appropriate balance in the checkbook to operate and pay for
event costs. He noted the BIR track rental and the banquet as exam-
ples.
● Judy Randall explained that she has a SCM blanket that she no longer
needs and wants to give away. If interested please see her after the
meeting.
● Greg Stattman, National Corvette Museum Ambassador explained that
the Corvette Museum will acknowledge our 50 years as a club but the
calendar is filling up. We can organize a run or request that we be put
in the Museum magazine.
● Birthdays – Members with September birthdays were recognized.

Door Prizes: (not eligible if won in the last 3 months)
● $20 gas card and cell phone holder – Mike Neeley

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Reminder for 1st, 2nd, 3rd timers to see Sandi Scott after meeting.

License Plate Frames – See Roger Scott after meeting. Roger also has club
business cards.

A motion was made by Dave Juhl to adjourn with a second by Eric Kehle. Mo-
tion passed and the meeting was adjourned at 8:25pm.

Respectfully submitted by
Gloria Weeks – Secretary

activities together. This is my last year as SB Liaison and Bruce and Char John-
son have volunteered to take the position over. They both were on hand to see
how the picnic goes and took notes for the future. Thank you both so much for

volunteering. I know
you will do a great
job.
Last but, certainly not
least, let’s all take our
hats off to the 17 driv-
ers who took the time
to spend with these
kids and their parents.
It is my sincere hope
that the drivers from
SCM understand
what they do here
has a profound and
lasting effect on these
children (and adults). Thank you for taking the time to participate in the SB
picnic for 2019. The effort you made to come out to the park for these kids says
volumes about SCM and our willingness to be part of the SB family. Thanks
to Roger Dahlquist for taking some great pictures to preserve the moments. A
special thanks to my wife Janet for all she does to help with this feel good event.
List of drivers and workers: Dave Anderson; Bob Bleckinger; Mike Cannon;
Paul Capeder; Olivia Crawford; Roger Dahlquist; Dan Drake; Jim Griffin; Sue
Griffin; Shawn Hanna; Jan Hanna; Paul Hauschildt; Steve Heasley; Bruce John-
son; Char Johnson; Ron Kabat; Mike Neeley; David Scherf; Bill Steinke; Terry
Thompson and Larry Zmuda.
Shawn Hanna, Spina Bifida liaison, SCM

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Wheelin’ and Dealin’

FOR SALE - CARS:
FOR SALE - PARTS:

All SCCM members are welcome to submit ads to the editor for Corvettes or Cor-
vette related parts that they want to see or acquire. These ads are run for 2 months
after which they will automatically be dropped. If the items are sold, please notify
the editor so that the ad can be cancelled. You may also renew the ad if the items
aren’t sold after 2 months. There is no charge to members for this service.

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Behind the Scenes

President: Dave Benner OFFICERS
651-688-8505 [email protected]
Vice President: Sue Griffin 651-366-9824 [email protected]
Membership: Sandi Scott 651-459-4877 [email protected]
Treasurer: Barb Stattman 952-435-6657 [email protected]
Governor: Jim Bodin 612-940-5275 [email protected]
Public Relations: Dave Olson 612-245-4320 [email protected]
Secretary: Gloria Weeks 952-546-0434 [email protected]
Editor: Ron Weeks 952-546-0434 [email protected]
Information Technology: webmaster
@suburbancorvettesofminnesota.com

ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES
BOARD
GMCCA Liaison: Eric Kehle
MEMBERS

Dave Juhl
Marie George Spina Bifida: Bruce & Char Johnson
Mark Orfield
Roger Dahlquist
Steven Mael
Dave Scherf Met Council Rep: Scott Hegstrand
Marty Buck
Lynn Steenblock
Roger Scott
Hospitality Gloria Weeks - [email protected]



National Corvette Museum Ambassador

Greg Stattman - [email protected]

Bucket Sheets is published monthly by Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota. The publication
is free to Suburban Corvette club members. Nonmember subscription rate is $35 per year.
Please mail dues or subscription request to: Sandi Scott, 8343 68th St So, Cottage Grove,
MN 55016. All submissions are subject to editing as needed and must be received by the
Friday following the1st Tuesday of the month for publication in the next issue. Submissions,
comments, advertisements, articles, & pics can be e-mailed to [email protected]. Annual
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1/2 page = $100.00, full page = $175.00, inside covers = $250.00.
Half page and larger ads qualify for display on website.

For advertising information call: Dave Olson: 612-245-4320

Suburban Corvettes thanks all our advertisers and sponsors for their support. As a Club,
however, we do not endorse the products or workmanship of any company. Any warranty or

guarantees must come from the company or manufacturer.

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