July 2021 Bucket Sheets

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BUCKET SHEETS

Edition 51 Issue 10 July 2021

from 1970 to 2021

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. meetings are always at 7:30 p.m. on the
third Tuesday of every month. Plan on joining us at the same time and day of
each month 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:

Postal Address P.O. Box 270584, Vadnais Heights, MN 55127

www.suburbancorvettesofminnesota.com

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Report from our President

July 2021

Well, another month has past and some things appear to
be getting back to normal, not so much in other areas. I
had a chance to go to both the GMCCA car show along
with the Back to the 50’s car show. I’ve missed going
to car shows and these helped make up for the missed
shows. I haven’t been walking as much as I used to in the
past and these two shows helped make up those steps I
hadn’t been doing.

Club events look to be getting closer to where they
should be. Cars Under the Stars is a go as is the Fall
Color Run to name a few along with more in the plan-
ning. I hope everyone plans to attend our club events and
support our club. These events are one more way we can
support our club and the charity work that we contribute
to. It’s another opportunity to get together as a group and
enjoy each other’s company. Attend a show, go on one of
the cruises, attend the club meetings, we need to get out
there while the weather permits and enjoy what we can.

Paul Hauschildt

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2021 Club Sponsored Events

July 2021

6 - Board Meeting - Jimmy’s 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **
11 - Chili Challenge - Long Lake Regional Park Pavilion
1500 Old US 8, New Brighton, MN - Shawn & Janet Hanna
20 - General Meeting - Jimmy’s 7:30pm

August 2021

3 - Board Meeting - 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **
7 - Cars Under the Stars - 6 pm until 9 pm - Matt Saxe Chevrolet
17 - General Meeting - Jimmy’s 7:30pm

September 2021

7 - Board Meeting - 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **
7 thru 12 - South Dakota Trip - Dave Anderson
18 - Autumn Cruise - Hosted by Jim & Pat Bodin

& Pig Roast - Hosted by Sandrs & Brent Reibel
Details To follow

20 - Driver’s School - Brainerd International Raceway
Shawn Hanna and David Scherf
17 - General Meeting - Jimmy’s 7:30pm

Please sign up to help with 2021 Club Events
by contacting Roger Dahlquist - SCM VP

at: [email protected]

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2021 Non-Club Sponsored Events

July 2021

1 thru 4 - Road America Elkhart Lake WI - NASCAR Cup Series

11 thru 15th - Annual American Muscle & Street Rod Show
- Jimmy’s Food & Drink 8am - 4:30pm

13 thru 17 - Black Hills Corvette Classic

17 thru 18 - BIR Trans Am road race series

August 2021

5 thru 8 - Road America, Elkhart Lake, WI
- IMSA Sportscar Weekend

6 thru 8 - MN River City Days Car Show in Red Wing
- Classic Corvettes.

15 - Classic Corvettes - Vettes for Vets

26 thru 29 - Corvettes at Carlisle

21 - Corvettes at Stillwater. Stillwater Motors
- St Croix Valley Corvette Association

28 - Vettes On The River - LeClaire Iowa
- https:vettesontheriver.com

Former Suburban Corvette Member
Robert Bleckinger is having a Celebration of Life

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2021
1:30PM VISITATION

2:00PM CELEBRATION OF LIFE

ST. JOSEPH OF THE LAKES CATHOLIC CHURCH
171 ELM STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014

Thanks, Sue Griffin – Hospitality

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Please help out...
We are looking for donations
for the Spina Bifida Raffle!

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Special Message from President Paul Hauschildt

It has come to my attention that we are causing confusion and extra work when
it comes to submitting information for publication. In an attempt to eliminate
some of these issues I’m putting forward the following to hopefully make it
easier and more accurate in the future.
We need a single point of contact for each source to be published and here’s
the list that has come up and I have supplemented. This applies both to the
publishing in Bucket Sheets and Online as applicable.
For Bucket Sheets and Online as applicable, applicable source and submitter
to the Editor and IT for inclusion:
The Vice President will be responsible as the source for all upcoming events.
Any changes, updates or additions should be funneled through the VP.
Membership will be responsible for any items relating to the general
membership including any information provided by Hospitality. Any
applicable items should be funneled through Membership.
The Secretary is responsible for the minutes from both the board and general
membership meetings. Any identified changes/updates/corrections should be
funneled through the Secretary who in turn will submit them to the Editor.
As there is usually questions or updates to the minutes, it may be worth
holding them for a day or two to allow for all corrections to be submitted
to the secretary prior to submission.
Public Relations is responsible for information relating to advertisers and
suitable items relating to the PR duties. Any updates should be funneled
through PR.
The Governor should not have a need to submit anything to either the Editor
or PR as any relevant items should be included in the respective minutes.
The Treasurer should not have to submit anything to the editor as all
applicable info should already be included in the minutes.
The Editor will submit to Information Technology the electronic version of
the Bucket Sheets for inclusion to the website.
Things like event photos, new member photos and comparable should be
cleared with the respective person and submitted as requested to the Editor
and Information Technology.
Wheelin’ and Dealin’ items can be directly submitted to the Editor for
inclusion in Bucket Sheets.
Anything that comes up that is uncertain who should deal with it, submit it
to the President who will then become the intermediary for that item.
I am not suggesting that we not submit things like the minutes to the board
for review prior to publishing. Rather I am suggesting any review and
subsequent changes first go through the owner of the item (e.g., Secretary)
who will them submit the final version to the Editor.
Hopefully this will help streamline our process and simplify the overall
information process.

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“A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation
with the bricks others have thrown at him.”

– David Brinkley

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South Dakota Trip

Members,

Dave Anderson is planning a South Dakota Trip September 7 - 12.
If interested in attending send your name, address and phone # to
David at [email protected]

See attached itinerary below...

I’m making reservations for 10 rooms in each location.

So far the itinerary looks like this:

September 7th September 10th

Leave Saxe at Noon Tour to Sturgis

Have lunch before we leave Stopping in Deadwood

Drive to Mitchell S.D. Mineral Palace

Holiday Inn Express 2 nights



September 8th September 11th

Visit the Corn Palace Tour to Devils Tower

Drive to the Badlands Spearfish Cannon

Leave Badlands on south

Scenic route to Keystone September 12th

Stay at Holiday Inn Express - 2 nights Drive Home



September 9th

Tour hills

First 10 people to respond can stay with us at the special rates.

Any additional people must make their own reservations elsewhere.

[email protected]

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Firecracker Cruise Recap

We had 46 people in 25 cars join us for the 2021 Firecracker Cruise held on
June 27th. Although the day was overcast and threatening rain, we were able
to avoid most of it – but not all.
We spent time traveling the backroads of Dakota, Goodhue and Wabasha
Counties as well as Western Wisconsin. We passed through Prescott, Red
Wing and Lake City before landing at Lark Toys in Kellogg. We enjoyed a
picnic lunch, a bit of toy shopping and admiring the carved wooden carousel
which is operational. There were new, antique, and handcrafted wooden toys
to catch anyone’s fancy.
After lunch we took more scenic roads back through Lake City – where we
ran into a parade! The police allowed us to cross the parade between other
Corvettes – creating two Corvette parades at one intersection! Traveling on,
we came through Red Wing and took a surprise side trip through Memorial
Park for a very scenic (and high) overlook of most of Red Wing.
We ended the cruise outside of Prescott at Valley Bar and Grill for refreshments.
In all, we covered about 165 miles. We hope everyone who participated had a
good time and enjoyed the views supplied by Mother Nature.
We were happy that you joined us.
Dave & Bonnie Schmuck

Firecracker Cruise Recap continued on Pages 12, 13 & 14
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Firecracker Cruise Recap continued on Page 14
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Hello ALL!! Dave Anderson and I have been working on
additional entertainment for the CUS Show this August 7th.

We have finalized that “Speedway Racing Systems
“Radio Remote Controlled Stock Car racing will be there
at the show!!! The total cost of this event (6- cars, complete
oval track, Pit Crew, 6- steering wheel control stations) will
be $1,200.00 , this will be divided as follows: Matt Saxes
$600.00, SCM $300.00, Ann and Paul Capeder $300.00. The
plan is to NOT charge the participants for this entertainment,

but to put out a “Donation Bucket” this was also approved
by Greg Simon @ Matt Saxe. We can use the bucket money to
either go direct to Spina Biffida or to the overall profit of the
event and take out the required percentage to go to the Charity.

Please go to: speedwayracingsystems.com to see what this is
all about. Spread the word at other car show and perhaps get
a link on our club web site to this attraction. We will either
fund the total amount, or ask for the total from the club and get
Matt Saxes and ourselves to pay the club balance when need
be. Thank you all.

Paul Capender

— Treasurer Needed —

As you received your election results for SCM’s Officers you would have
noticed there was no candidate listed for the office of Treasurer. With this
past year being very difficult and challenging for all of us, we still need to

focus on the successfulfuture of our club.

If anyone is willing to step up and take on this challenge
please contact an officer or Board Member at Large.
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Membership Meeting Minutes

Date: June 15, 2021
The May Membership Meeting of Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota
was called to order with in excess of 69 members present at 7:33pm
by President Paul Hauschildt. A quorum of 38 members was not met.
Opening remark: President Hauschildt welcomed back members
attending our first in person real time General Membership meeting
since COVID-19.

Secretary’s Report: Lynn Steenblock reported for Ryan Clayson
General Meeting minutes from May were presented. A motion made by
Dave Olson and a second by Ron Kabat to approve the May 18, 2021
meeting minutes. Motion Passed.

Membership Report continued on Pages 18 & 19
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Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported
Expenses were attributed to: Newsletter printing, Drivers School track
rental, SCM PO Box Rental and Member Planet Software renewal.

Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Marie George reported
● SCM Members: 192
● Lifetime Members: 89
● NCCC Members: 168

First Timers: None

Second Timers: Stacey Tamulinas 2019 Grand Sport,
& 2019 ZR1, both Long Beach Red

Third Timers: Sam Barrett 2006 Z06
Greg and 2019 Grand Sport,
Pam Ellingson Ceramic Matrix Grey

A motion by Ron Weeks and seconded by Kristi Clayson to approve Jim
Wetzel (retroactive to May 18, 2021), Sam Barrett and Greg and Pam
Ellingson into membership of SCM Club. Motion Passed.

Public Relations: Kristi Clayson reported
● Currently working with potential new Advertiser (Street Visionary).
● All Advertisers are current.
● Distributed Cars Under the Stars Flyers while attending a number of
car shows.

Editor’s Report: Steve Mael reported
● Deadline for articles next month is Tuesday, July 6th.

IT Report: Steve Heasley reported
● June Electronic Bucket Sheets is on the Website.

● GMCCA pictures are on the Website.

Governor’s Report: Jim Bodin reported
● Certificates of Insurance are up to date and Waiver forms
provided to Dave Scherf for Spring Drivers School and
Dave Schmuck for Firecracker Cruise.
● Cars Under the Stars Certificate of Insurance is in process.
● While attending Spring Corvette Adventures, the Organization
recognized SCM for their 50th Anniversary.

Membership Meeting Minutes continued on Pages 19 & 20
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Vice President’s Report: Roger Dahlquist reported
Club Sponsored Events:
Past Events:
● June 6 - GMCCA Car Show: On behalf of Eric Kehle, Roger
thanked all members attending the car show and especially
those members working the event. It was a successful event
and well attended.

Upcoming Events:
● June 21 – Driver’s School Brainerd International Raceway:
Shawn Hanna reported 40 some registrations to date made
up of both men and women.
● June 27 – Firecracker Cruise: Dave Schmuck provided an overview
of the Cruise. Flyer is on website.
● July 11 – Chile Challenge: Shawn Hanna provided an overview
of the Chile Challenge. Flyer is on website.
● September 7 -12 – Black Hills Cruise: Dave Anderson provided
a short overview of a potential Cruise to the Black Hills and
wanted feedback from members in order to determine interest
and if so, would start working on organizing such an event.

Non Club Sponsored Events:
● June 20 – Phantoms Motor Car Club: John Engstrom provided
an overview of the Fathers Day Car Show in Downtown
Red Wing from 10 am – 3 pm.

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:
● General Membership Monthly Meetings: President Hauschildt
stated that the monthly General Membership meetings for
June – November 2021 will be held at Jimmy’s starting at
7:30 pm at a cost of $250 per meeting as room rent.
The Board Meetings would continue via ZOOM.
● Cars Under the Stars: Paul Capeder and Dave Anderson provided
an overview of the Event to be held at Saxe Chevrolet on
August 7, 2021. Additional entertainment would be added
to the car show consisting of “Speedway Racing Systems”
a radio remote controlled stock car racing activity. A budget
of $3,200 was requested. A motion by Greg Stattman and
seconded by Marty Buck to approve a budget of $3,200
for Cars Under the Stars. Motion Carried.

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Old Business: (continued)
● Membership Dues Increase Deferral: A motion by Ron Weeks and
seconded by Steven Mael to affirm the Board recommendation
to defer the membership dues increase to September 2022.
Motion Carried.
● Fall Color Run: Terry and Joan Wigginton provided an overview of
the Fall Color Run, which is scheduled for October 8 – 10, 2021
at the same location. Since no new event chairs have come
forward to date, Terry and Joan are hoping member(s) will
come forward to become Mentees for this year. A budget
request of $3,000 was requested. A motion by Dave Juhl and
seconded by Jan Hanna to approve a budget of $3,000 for
the Fall Color Run. Motion Carried.
● Wild Threads Proposal: President Hauschildt provided an overview
in that Suzanne proposes Wild Threads purchase a software
platform, construct and set-up a virtual corvette store, update
and maintain the site, waive any set-up and monthly charge to
users and requests the store website link be place on SCM’s
Website and in Bucket Sheets. Suzanne further requests that in
return for the above proposal that Wild Threads no longer be
required to be an Advertiser. A motion by Joan Wigginton and
seconded by Greg Stattman to approve the Wild Thread propos
al, but waive the “advertiser fee” for one year, then review and
evaluate the fee waiver. Motion Failed. A motion by Dave Juhl
and seconded by Timm Hendrix for the Board to review the
proposal at their next Board meeting and come back with a
recommendation to the membership at the July General
Membership meeting. Motion Carried.

New Business:
● Albaugh Visit: Members interested in attending the Albaugh Car
Collection in Ankeny, Iowa needed to identify three possible
dates. The dates identified are: July 24, August 14 and August 21.
● Birthdays: Members with June birthdays were recognized.
● Door Prize: The $25 Gift Certificate from Saxe Chevrolet
was won by Ken Johnson.

A member asked the status of the Single License Plate initiative, to which
Jim Bodin answered; nothing till Fall.

A motion was made by Mark Orfield to adjourn with a second by Timm
Hendrix. Motion passed and the meeting was adjourned at 8:49 pm.

Respectfully submitted by
Lynn Steenblock for Secretary Ryan Clayson

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https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/genovations-gxe-is-an-800hp-electric-
corvette-with-a-manual-transmission/

Genovation’s GXE is an electric Corvette
with 800 hp and a stick shift

Finally, a proper electric sports car.

Building a car from scratch is complicated, to say the least. When Tesla first

started it worked off a Lotus chassis to develop the Roadster and now
Maryland-based Genovation is taking the same route. At CES the company
showed off the GXE, a Corvette Grand Sport with twin electric motors stuffed
under the hood.
An all-electric Corvette is pretty cool in its own right, but Genovation is going
one step further, offering a seven-speed manual transmission in the GXE.
The Tesla uses a single-speed reduction gearbox, which offers incredible ac-
celeration but doesn’t do much for top speed. Keeping the manual gearbox, or
the available eight-speed automatic, allows for both quick acceleration and fast
speed. The company claims a sub-3-second 0-60 mph time and a top speed of
220 miles per hour. We’ll be sure to test these claims if we get a test drive.

Twin electric motors are stuffed under the hood, producing 800 horsepower
at the wheels and 700 pound-feet of torque. Five battery packs are good for
61.6kWh of storage of go-go juice, enough for a range of 175 miles. Unless,
of course, you drive with a rock on your right foot, which will lower the range
significantly.

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This 800hp electric Corvette has a manual transmission

Although the Grand Sport is available with GM’s stellar magnetic ride control,
Genovation decided to go with a third-party suspension that drivers can
program to fit their favorite tracks like Laguna Seca or Road America.

The interior of the GXE is all alcantara, all the time. Every visible panel is
wrapped, if not
quilted, in the stuff.
Each car is bespoke,
with customers
naming their own
unique color.

You’ll need to be one
of the 1% to buy a
GXE, however.
Genovation will only
make 75 of the GXE
electric monsters, at
a price of $750,000.

Board Meeting Minutes

Date: July 6, 2021
The SCM Board Meeting was called to order at 7:03 pm
by President Paul Hauschildt.
Opening remarks: No opening remarks.
Board Members Present: Paul Hauschildt, Barb Stattman, Dave Olson,
Ron Weeks, Steve Heasley, Roger Dahlquist, Marie George, Butch George,
Steven Mael, Kristi Clayson, Lynn Steenblock, Marty Buck, Sandy Reibel,
Brent Reibel.
Board Members Not Present: Jim Bodin, Ryan Clayson
Guests Present: Shawn Hanna, Joan Wigginton, Terry Wigginton

Board Meeting Minutes continued on Pages 23 & 24
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Secretary’s Report: Lynn Steenblock reported for Ryan Clayson
The June Board minutes were published in the June Bucket Sheets.
The following items were amended:
• Replace presented with published
• Board Members Not Present: Add Ryan Clayson
• Treasurer’s Report: Withdrawals – Add Member Planet Software
• Public Relations: Spell out CUS – Cars Under the Stars
• New Business: Spell out CUS – Cars Under the Stars and add the
following as a last sentence to the Cars Under the Stars discussion
‘Barb will work with them, update the budget and send to Board
members prior to the General Meeting’
• Strike ‘Acting Secretary” add ‘for Ryan Clayson, Secretary

A motion was made by Ron Weeks and seconded by Roger Dahlquiest to ap-
prove the amended June Board meeting minutes. Motion approved.

Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported
• Withdrawals were attributed to: Newsletter charges, Pay Pal charges,
Driver School registration refunds.
• Deposits were attributed to: Driver School registrations.

Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Marie George reported
• SCM Members: 196
• Lifetime Members: 89
• NCCC Members: 168

Public Relations: Kristi Clayson reported
• Currently working with new Advertisers
(Street Visionary, Referral Collision)
• Ziebart will finish up as an advertiser within the next two months.
• 2nd Half Sponsorship Fee will be sent out to Matt Saxe Chevrolet.
• Distributed Cars Under the Stars Flyers
while attending a number of car shows.

Editor’s Report: Steven Mael reported
• Deadline for next month is August 3.
IT Report: Steve Heasley reported
• Bucket sheets is on website.
• Calendar of Events are up to date on the website.
• Gallery is up to date on the website.
Firecracker Cruise pictures have been added.
• Provided the Board with an overview of some licensing issues he and
others are having with Office 365. An update will be provided
at the next Board meeting.
Governor’s Report: President Paul Hauschildt reported for Jim Bodin
• Certificates of Insurance are up to date.

Board Meeting Minutes continued on Page 24
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Vice President’s Report: Roger Dahlquist reported
Club Sponsored Events:
Past Events:
• Brainerd Spring Driving School – June 21: Shawn Hanna reported 48 drivers
attending the Spring Drivers School. Overall a very successful event
with many participant compliments to SCM members on how well the
Event was organized and operated. As to the Budget, expenses were
on target with revenue exceeding expectations. Shawn thanked Dave
Scherf, Co-Chair of the Event and all members helping with the event.
• Firecracker Cruise – June 27: On behalf of Bonnie and Dave Schmuck,
Roger reported another successful Cruise with 25 cars and 46 members.
Upcoming Events:
• Chili Challenge – July 11
Non Sponsored Events: No events reported.
Old Business:
• Fall Color Run: Joan and Terry Wigginton provided an overview of the Fall
Color Run, which is scheduled for Oct. 8-10, 2021 at the same location.
They have updated the Flyer to be distributed, asked that it be
advertised through Bucket Sheets/Website and finalized the registration
form. Steve and Mary Jane Heasley have stepped up to be mentees of
the Fall Color Run this year and become the Event Chairs for 2022.
Thank You Steve and Mary Jane!
• Wild Threads Proposal: A motion by President Hauschildt and seconded by
Barb Stattman to grandfather Wild Threads with a one quarter page
advertisement in Bucket Sheets at a previous rate of $50/month.
Discussion followed. Motion defeated. A motion by Steve Heasley
and seconded by Barb Stattman that the store website link be placed
on SCM’s Website and recommend this to membership for approval.
Discussion followed. Motion Carried
New Business:
• Albaugh Car Collection Cruise: President Hauschildt stated the proposed
August 21 date to visit the car collection in Ankeny is not available
due to calendar date conflict with the Iowa State Fair. The Board
suggested that Garry Senn contact Albaugh staff to determine a date(s)
that meets their availability and then work with SCM members who
have indicated an interest in attending and set the date.
• Resume HFC: President Hauschildt asked if it was an appropriate time
to resume HFC. He also stated that if the Board was interested in
resuming HFC, Jim Bodin volunteered for September 11, 2021 at
5:00 pm at a Location TBD. The Board agreed it was time to resume
HFC effective immediately. Roger stated he would send out an email
to the membership stating HFC is being resumed, announcing the
September event.
A motion to adjourn was made by Dave Olson and seconded by Marty Buck.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:08 pm.
Respectfully submitted by
Lynn Steenblock, for Ryan Clayson, Secretary

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Cars Under the Stars

SCM’s “Cars Under the Stars” Car Show
will be held on August 7th 2021 at Matt Saxe Chevrolet.

Contact : Paul Capeder [email protected]
or David Anderson [email protected]

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NEWSLETTER GUIDELINES


Articles and flyers for the newsletter should be held to one page.
Anything longer may be edited as space allows.

They should be typed camera ready in a Microsoft Word document
in Times New Roman type with 10 pt font.

Reports/Articles/Flyers are to be submitted no later than
the Board of Directors Meeting for the month they are

to appear in the newsletter.

Hello to our New Members

From Left to Right:

Jim Wetzel, Pam Ellingson, Greg Ellingson, & Sam Barrett

May 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021

Wheelin’ and Dealin’

FOR SALE - PARTS:

Pictures will be displayed in Wheelin’ and Dealin’ on a space available
basis. As the club can get back to offering more events and flyers are
included in Bucket Sheets we may not be able to provide the space.

All SCCM members are welcome to submit ads to the editor for Corvettes or
Corvette related parts that they want to sell 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

OFFICERS

President: Paul Hauschildt 612-588-8046 [email protected]
Vice President: Roger Dahlquist 612-730-7020 [email protected]
Membership: Marie George 763-786-0356 [email protected]
Treasurer: Barb Stattman (acting) 952-435-6657 [email protected]
Governor: Jim Bodin 612-940-5275 [email protected]
Public Relations: Kristi Clayson 763-257-9647 [email protected]
Secretary: Ryan Clayson 763-234-9710 [email protected]
Editor: Steven Mael 608-698-6712 [email protected]
Information Technology: Steve Heasley 651-308-0676
[email protected]

ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES
BOARD GMCCA Liaison:
Eric Kehle
MEMBERS
Spina Bifida:
Marty Buck Bruce & Char Johnson
Butch George
Dave Olson Met Council Representative:
Brent Reibel Scott Hegstrand
Sandy Reibel
Lynn Steenblock Hospitality:
Ron Weeks Sue Griffin - [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: Marie George, 9103 Van Buren ST NE,
Blaine, MN 55434. 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. E-mail
all submissions, comments, advertisements, articles and picturess to [email protected].

All Annual Advertising rates qualify for display on our website:

1/2 page = $100.00

Full page = $175.00

Inside covers = $250.00

For advertising information call: Kristi Clayson at 763-257-9647

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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