President’s Corner 2013 Executive

Committee President

Missy Willert

(253) 565-0592

Vice President Bryan Zimbleman

(253) 891-2071

Secretary

Charlene Rivera

(360) 459-3993

Treasurer

Nancy Freeman (253) 531-4624

Membership

Nancy Freeman

(253) 531-4624

Directors

Clay Concannon (206) 551-6307 Stacey Mellinger (206) 915-7111

Renea Merwin (253) 380-2653

Linda Yokes (253) 307 1913

Past President

Paul Nee (253) 640-9943

Car Show Chairperson

Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964 MCA Regional Representative

Nancy Freeman (253) 531-4624

Newsletter Editor

Pam Pistella (253) 370-4732

Inside this issue:

President’s Corner 1

Minutes 2-3

Mustang of the Month 5

Recipe 7

Calendar of events 9

Past events 11

Sponsors 26

Pierce County Mustang Club

Pony News

May 2013

President’s Message May 2013

May promises to be filled with sun! I've almost

forgotten what that is. Let the count downs be-

gin! For Reno, for Steamboat Springs, for Relay

for Life, and for car show season! I know I'm get-

ting very excited.

This year dad and I have decided to take on our

first long distance car show. We've done several day drives there and back

shows, but this is the first out of state show. We are heading off to Steamboat

Springs, Colorado over Father's Day weekend. We've registered, got our ac-

commodations, made appointments to have the Shelby's detailed, started our

planning, called grandma to tell her we will be dropping down to visit for a few

days afterward, and are wondering just how many things we either haven't

thought of or don't know to think about.

I'm also excited for the Duck Daze parade on June 1st in University Place. I

know it's a ways away, but planning just might be necessary for this one. I've

been told by the organizer that kids line the street and candy tossing is ex-

pected. I've been advised that 50-60 lbs of candy is what is usually needed to

make it through the parade. Decorating, you and your car are also encour-

aged. There are rumblings of giant ducks, hats, costumes, and streamers, ba-

sically anything duck goes! If you don't have a club window cling, or lost yours

in the Daffodil parade, and would like one, let Nancy Freeman know. You can

purchase one for $20.

Tip of the Month:

Time to check all those hoses, wires, and cables under the hood before show

season. Sometimes they wiggle loose and need to be tightened up or ???

Clean off those connections before you spend lots of money replacing them,

sometimes you only need to do a bit of refurbishing instead of replacing.

Missy Willert, President

General Meeting 4-16-2013

Call to Order- Missy Willert

Welcome Don Clinkenbeard from Hooked on Driving, visitors, new members, & members

Membership Report – Nancy Freeman

81 total, including 7 new and 10 Lifetime/Honorary

Approval March General Meeting Minutes

1st Pete Freeman, Rachel Lanigan, Membership Accepted & Approved

Treasurer’s Report – Nancy Freeman

Car Show – Revenue – Sponsorships, T-shirt Sells

Expenses – Printing, Club Mailing, T-shirts/Tanks, Misc.

Club – Revenue – Membership Dues, General Raffle, 50/50 Club Raffle, Pennants,

Parade Window Clings, Misc., Car Show

Expenses – Membership, MCA Officers Dues, Printing, Postage, Club Raffle

Prizes, Bank Charges, Cruises, Misc., Car Show

1st Bill Norman, 2nd Paul Nee, Membership Accepted & Approved

MCA Representative’s Report – Nancy Freeman

MCA is in the planning stage for the 2014 Mustang Birthday to celebrate at the LV and

Charlotte race tracks, more info to come.

Old Business

Car Show T-shirts Pre – Orders – Missy Willert – The shirts are here, please see Missy to

pick up your shirt, if you didn’t pre-order and want to a shirt, Missy will gladly sell you a

shirt.

Relay for Life – Renea Merwin – Please sign up to walk for our club, you DO NOT need to

walk all the hours, sign up for 1 or 2. If you cannot walk, please come out and cheer on

our members who are. May 17 & 18 6pm to Noon at the Buckley Skate Park in Buckley.

New Business

Hooked on Driving – Don Clinkenbeard – Leader of High Performance Driving, they teach

you how to handle your car. They drive on 3 tracks, 1 in Shelton, WA the other 2 are in

Oregon. HOD is offering PCMC members a discount on your choice of event day; please

contact Charlene Rivera for more info on how to attend an HOD event. Please visit HOD

@ www.hookedondriving.com Thank you Don for the great presentation.

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PCMC Meeting Minutes

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PCMC Meeting Minutes (continued)

Past Event Updates

Car Show Update – Charlene Rivera & Monika Kirkland – If you have any kind of tent, the

Puyallup Fire Department says You MUST weigh it down. We are ½ to our sponsorship goal,

thanks to members who are helping. We need the whole club to help find sponsors, raffle

items and goodie bag items. You can ask @ your favorite places, or where you get your oil

changed, buying new tires or parts for the car – ask them, ask to speak with the manager

when dinning out, know a business owner –ask them, remember the worst they can say is

no. Do you have a raffle item, please give them to Pam Pistella. If you would like to spon-

sor a class – let us know. Please see Charlene for sponsor letters. Please volunteer to help

at the show, try something new – help with parking, sell raffle tickets, help with counting –

see the volunteer sign up sheet.

Daffodil Parade – Paul Nee – 13 convertibles, 33 specials, Huge THANKS to Lakewood Ford

for the 2 convertibles. Great Day. If you would like to help with the out of town parades,

please let Paul know. Gig Harbor is June 1st.

Upcoming Events

Scavenger Hunt – Monika Kirkland – April 20, see flyer and web site for more info

Winery Tour & Plant Sale – Bill Norman – April 21, taste some wine and pick up some flow-

ers or veggie starts, see flyer and web site for more info

Korum Mini Show – Nancy Freeman – May 4, need volunteers to help set up at 8am, please

wait til 8:30 to come for parking lunch is included, and only Korum Employees are voting.

UP Duck Daze Parade – Missy Willert – June 1 - Bring out your Mustang and cover it with

Ducks to help celebrate Duck Daze. See flyer and web site for more info on Duck Daze

List of Events – Missy Willert – Would you like to plan an event for PCMC, pick a Month and

sign up, need help with an idea – ask.

Thank you Letter from Daniel Strauch – Missy Willert – Please see newsletter.

Mustang of the Month

Congratulates to Karen & Harley Edwards and their beautiful 2008 Black GT 500 Converti-

ble

Adjourned

Submitted by Charlene Rivera

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General Meeting Raffle

Raffle brought in $56.00; expenses were $37.27 for a total of

$18.73 in revenue.

Thank you to the following people for donations:

Monika Kirkland

If you have any questions or have a donation, please feel free to con-

tact Rachel or Mike Lanigan at 253-227-4088.

To date the 50/50 Charity Raffle has collected $129.00. You can purchase as many tickets as you like at each month’s club meeting

for $1.00, write your name on the back (in the event you lose your tickets) and

tickets will be held by the Raffle Chair. Tickets will also be available for pur-

chase at club events and cruises. YOU HAVE TO BE A PAYING CLUB MEMBER

TO PURCHASE TICKETS.

The drawing will be held at the annual PCMC Holiday Party in mid Decem-

ber and you do not have to attend to win. You will receive 50% of what was

collected throughout the year and the Emergency Food Network will receive

the other 50%.

The Emergency Food Network can distribute $12.00 in food for every $1.00

donated. For example, if we sell $300 in tickets during the year, they can take

their $150 share and turn it into $1,800. That can purchase a lot of food for

people who need it.

PCMC Raffle Update — April

Mustang of the Month

Harley and Karen Edwards

2008 Shelby GT500 SVT Convertible

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Karen and I purchased our 2008 Shelby (9000 miles) August, 2010. It's a

GT500 SVT convertible, black on black. This is our first Mustang! We enjoy

participating in the parades and joining the monthly car runs when we are

able. Some day we hope to take some long trips with it. One of the nicest

benefits has been the friendly Mustang owners we have met through PCMC!

Membership Page

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The Pierce County

Mustang Club is open to

any person or family

interested in the

PCMC Purpose.

All Ford cars are

welcome.

Ownership is not

required…

Enthusiasm is!!!

Dues:$25 per year

Membership dues are

payable in January of

each year.

New Membership is

prorated according to

the month joined.

PCMC CLUB ANNIVERSARIES – MAY

Tim & Janet Gwyn 1994

Jerry & Kathy Murphy 2006

Jim & Debbie Lively 2008

Cary Beatty 2009

Josh & Nikki Merwin 2010

CLUB

MERCHANDISE

PCMC Ball Cap $15.00

PCMC Car Antenna Pen-

nant $7.50

PCMC Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00

(stick or magnetic)

Items can be purchased by

mail, please add an extra

$1.50 for each cap or

pennants to cover cost of

mailing.

OR

Stop by a meeting to save

the extra cost and visit with

friends.

ROSTER UPDATE AS OF APR 30th 85 Members, 65 renewals, 10 new members, & 10 H/L.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Charles & Darla Mays, Tacoma

2013 black Shelby GT500 &

2013 red Boss 302

Pat & Marie McFarland, Tacoma

1966 red/white GT350 fastback

1988 red Foxbody hatchback

1957 red/white Ranchero

1940 black Ford street rod

1950 bronze Ford club coupe

To promote a better understanding and stronger

fellowship in the preservation and maintenance

of all Mustang and Shelby automobiles.

Mission Statement

Mike Rasmussen as he prepares for hip surgery.

Stephani Rochefort is coming along after ankle surgery.

It's with sadness we share the news of the death of Nikki

& Josh Merwin's son Zander Eli. And also to his extended

family.

Scott Delano & Daniel Strauch serving in Afghanistan.

In Our Thoughts

TIRAMISU

Compliments of Nikolas Pistella

Ingredients

*6 egg yolks

3 tablespoons sugar

1 pound mascarpone cheese

1 1/2 cups strong espresso, cooled

2 teaspoons dark rum ( white grape juice as sub.)

24 packaged ladyfingers

1/2 cup bittersweet chocolate shavings, for garnish

Directions

In a large bowl, using an electric mixer with whisk attachment, beat egg yolks and sugar until thick

and pale, about 5 minutes. Add mascarpone cheese and beat until smooth. Add 1 tablespoon of es-

presso and mix until thoroughly combined.

In a small shallow dish, add remaining espresso and rum. Dip each ladyfinger into espresso for only 5

seconds. Letting the ladyfingers soak too long will cause them to fall apart. Place the soaked ladyfin-

ger on the bottom of a 13 by 9 inch baking dish, breaking them in half if necessary in order to fit the

bottom.

Spread evenly 1/2 of the mascarpone mixture over the ladyfingers. Arrange another layer of soaked

ladyfingers and top with remaining mascarpone mixture.

Cover tiramisu with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 2 hours, up to 8 hours.

Before serving, sprinkle with chocolate shavings.

* Raw Egg Warning

Food Network Kitchens suggest caution in consuming raw and lightly cooked eggs due to the slight

risk of salmonella or other food-borne illness. To reduce this risk, we recommend you use only fresh,

properly refrigerated, clean grade A or AA eggs with intact shells, and avoid contact between the yolks

or whites and the shell. For recipes that call for eggs that are raw or undercooked when the dish is

served, use shell eggs that have been treated to destroy salmonella, by pasteurization or another ap-

proved method.

Notes:

So I found out that instead of the wine you can use white grape juice as a substitute

Instead of coffee you can just leave that out or maybe add some coco powder (chocolate powder or

whatever it is called).

Recipe Corner

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Calendar of Upcoming Meetings

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May June 7th Executive Meeting—Korum 4th Executive Meeting—Korum

14th Car Show Meeting— Lanigan’s 18th General Meeting—Korum

21st General Meeting—Korum 25th Car Show Meeting—Freeman’s

The deadline for Newsletter Contributions are the 28th of each month.

Executive Meeting 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm

General Meeting 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm

Korum Ford

100 River Road

Puyallup, WA 98371 In the upstairs conference room

PCMC is a regional Club of the Mustang Club of America

Photobucket

Make sure to upload your pictures from PCMC events and car shows to show everyone what a

great time we have when we gather.

http://s1100.photobucket.com then chose View Library

Want to be sure you know about club activities? Be sure that Nancy Freeman has your current info.

Contact Nancy at 253 531-4624 or drop her a line at

pnredride@msn.com, with any changes.

Calendar of Upcoming PCMC Events

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2013 EVENTS & SHOWS

PCMC EVENTS

05/04-Korum Mini Show-Jerry Murphy (253) 278-4718

05/17-18-Relay for Life Buckley-Renea Merwin (253) 380-2653

06/01– UP Duck Daze Parade– Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

06/08– Left Behind Cruise- Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964

06/22-Luau- Jerry Murphy (253) 278-4718

06/23– Cruise for the Cure– Matt and Kassandra Sparkmon (253) 380-3269

07/05-Wings & Wheels P-51 Photo Op, Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

07/27-Lakewood Mini Show-Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

07/27-Torchlight Parade-Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

08/10-Pack Truck for car show @6:00 pm-Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964

08/11-PCMC Car Show-Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

Monika Kirkland(253) 376-5964

08/24-Cruise-Mike & Rachel Lanigan (253) 227-4088

08/25-PCMC Picnic-Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

09/TBD-Beach Cruise-Stacey Mellinger

11/09-EFN Volunteer 9-12:00 shift-Nancy Freeman (253) 531-4624

11/TBD-JBLM Santa’s Castle Elf University Volunteer Opportunity-

Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

12/07-Fantasy Lights-Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

12/07-Sumner/Puyallup Santa Parade-Paul Nee

12/14-PCMC Holiday Party- Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

Calendar of

Other Mustang Events

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05/05-Port Angeles Show

05/09-Clover Park Show

05/11-Carnation Spring Into Summer Show

05/26-Richland Show

06/01-Hillsboro, OR Show

06/07-09-Reno MCA Show

06/09-Horsepower Show-Griot’s

06/09-XXX Topless Show

06/13-16-Steamboat Springs, CO Mustang Meet

06/15-Foxbody Picnic

06/22-Bellevue Strawberry Festival

06/29-Discount Tire Show

06/30-Teddy Bear Picnic-Mustang’s West

07/04-JBLM Show & Fireworks

07/04-Eatonville Show

07/04-Freedom Fair Show & Fireworks-Tacoma Waterfront

07/05-07-Vintage Vehicle Races-Pacific Raceways-Tim Gwyn

07/18-21-Bellevue Mustang Round Up

07/20-Algona Show

07/21-Victoria Car Show

07/26-TMS Show

07/27-Vacncouver Car Show

07/28-Port Orchard Show

08/04-Kruise For Kids-Griot’s Garage

08/11-8th Annual PNW Shelby Meet & Greet Battleground, WA TeamShelby.com forum

08/17-Props & Ponies Bellingham Register online

08/17-Bowen Scarf Show

08/18-Woodburn, OR Show & Drags

08/29-09/01-Bozeman, MT MCA Show

09/07-08-End of the World Rod Run Long Beach, WA Show

09/14-Job’s Daughters Show-Jerry Murphy (253) 278-4718

09/22-Yakima Show

09/28-Island Classic Show

09/29-Mustang’s West Show

10/06-Patterson Columbia Crest Car Show

10/12-Orting Pumpkin Fest Car Show

Daffodil Parade By Pamela Pistella

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The Daffodil Festival just celebrated its 80th year. The parade itself

has been going on ever since 1934, with the exception of the war

years of 1943, 1944, and 1945. The parade travels through the four

cities of Tacoma, Puyallup, Sumner and Orting. This year’s theme

was the “Magic of Music”, which had of over 150 entries, including

floats, bands, marching, and mounted units. Floats are decorated

with thousands of fresh-cut daffodils and the parade is a bridge that

links one generation to another. If you would like to know more

about the history of the Daffodil Festival go to

www.thedaffodilfestival.org .

The Pierce County Mustang Club has had the honor to be a part of this tradition for the past 4 years.

Thank you to Paul Nee for coordinating with the Daffodil Committee so PCMC can participate in the pa-

rade and be a part of the Puyallup Valley history. Each year our club has carried the Educators of the

Year, Pierce County Executive and PC Superior Court Judge in our convertible Mustangs. We also have

had a Special Unit featuring the various styles of Mustangs in our club.

This year was another spectacular event. PCMC was representing in full force. We had twelve converti-

bles for the Educators of the Year, one for the PC Executive and PC Superior Court Judge. Representing

the Special Unit, were seventeen Mustangs. Although the weather was not a blue cloudless sky, we can-

tered down the parade route in style with our shined up ponies, smiles on our faces, and daffodils on

our cars.

Unlike the past years, where there was nothing but sunshine during the parade, this year the rain clouds

decided they needed to represent. After all this is Washington and the rain never stops anyone from

enjoying a good show. However, the rain clouds were very gracious to the convertibles in all four cities

during the parade. To everyone’s surprise the convertibles were able to roll through the parade route

with their tops down, allowing the special guests they were carrying be seen. When the convertibles

were done with the parade route the rain came back and continued until the next parade started. This

was a perfect rain scenario for convertibles on a parade day that is being televised. Yes that’s right the

Daffodil Parade in Puyallup was televised and shown on Kong that night at 7PM.

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The Special Unit was not as lucky in the rain department. The rain clouds were so very excited to see so

many beautiful Mustangs along the parade route they just couldn’t stay away. It may have been raining

off and on during the parade but these Mustangs knew how to entertain the crowd. There was a show of

sirens sounding off and police lights shinning , engines flexing their muscles and over all looking fresh

and sounding mean!

This year’s parade was once again a success. Many of us went to Ricky J’s in Puyallup after the long day

We all sat and ate dinner and watched the parade from start to finish just to see all the beautiful Mus-

tangs shine on television. Thank you to all that participated. If you were unable to make it this year

please put it on your calendar for next April. The club is always looking for more cars to join the parade,

especially convertibles.

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Daffodil Parade continued

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Scavenger Hunt By Monika Kirkland

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First of all, I like to let every one know the cruise organization was a lot of teamwork. Starting with

the route mapping done by Rachel & Mike, the crafting of the plaques by my husband Lenny,

Nancy’s help with South Hill Mall Security, Joanie’s arranging the reserved parking and discount

lunch coupons at EQC, to Rachel & Charlene help with the score tallying. A big THANK YOU!!!!!!

11 cars participated in our scavenger hunt. The weather was cloudy, but it did not rain on us.

We encountered no problems with the South Hill Mall security. As Nancy and I were diligent in check-

ing with them as well as the Applebee’s Management.

The route was mapped out by Mike and Rachel. A big THANKS. I stayed in the lead for about 3 miles.

Tuned into my music, I missed a turn and found myself all alone on the road. Got utterly lost within

those South Hill neighborhoods. And this after driving the route 2 times.

But then I encountered a few Mustangs along the route. Beautiful scenery with the countryside bust-

ing out of the seams with those spring colors. I am sure some pictures can be found on our photo

bucket site.

Our destination was the EQC Fife. Thank you Rachel & Charlene for helping me weed through all the

pictures, things to get, and the Q&A’s. Also a big Thank You to Joanie for organizing the ½ off lunch

coupon and the reserved park-

ing. The meal was inexpensive

and good.

And the winners were:

1st place Stacy & friends

2nd place Pammy & Cary

3rd place Rachel & Mike

4th place Renea & Tony

5th place Pete & Nancy

6th place Tina, Max & kids

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I would like to thank everyone for coming out. I enjoyed myself ( excluding the lost part ) and I hope you

all did as well.

If there are any suggestions for making the cruise more fun, feel free to let me know. I will pass it

along to the next brave soul to organize a scavenger hunt.

If anyone is interested in organizing a cruise of any kind, please let me know. I will gladly lend a hel-

poing hand. Just don’t fallow my car!

Wine Tasting & Nursery Visit By Pamela Pistella

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It was another wonderful wet Washington Sunday afternoon.

We had 13 Mustangs join the cruise to the Rainier View

Winery and Nursery. When we arrived to the winery we sat

in their greenhouse. The green house was full of beautiful

greenery and flowers. The owners of the winery talked to us

about each of the 9 wine that we sampled. They do not

make ordinary American wine. Their recipes come from

Europe. If you like wine, this winery is a nice change in pace

and it’s close by in Graham. We all had a great time talking

to one another and wandering around the nursery picking up

a few things for the garden. Thank you to Bill Norman for

putting this cruise together.

Emergency Food Network By Nancy Freeman

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Early, but not too early on a Saturday morning 10 club members met to volunteer time

at the Emergency Food Network and to again participate in their Repack Program. In the

past members have repacked huge containers of frozen carrots or peas, this time it was

4,800 pounds of kernel corn. Tasks include filling family size poly bags with product,

twisting and sealing, then transferring to large storage boxes for future disbursement to

local food banks.

15.5 million meals were served in Pierce County in 2012. More than 14 million

pounds of healthy, nutritious food is annually provided to 67 food banks, meal sites and

shelters for distribution to low income families and individuals.

Our next day of volunteering is scheduled for November 9th, consider joining in this

fun, feel good event.

Many thanks to Nikolas, Linda, Pete, Pammy,

Chris, Stacey, Rachel, Missy, Clay and Nancy.

PCMC WEBSITE www.piercecountymustangclub.com

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Still Waiting………

Have you visited PCMC New Web Site??????

Is it missing your Mustang Picture???????

We would love to add it, please send your Pony’s Picture to

riveralarrycharlene@comcast.net

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Hooked On Driving (HOD) is a community of indi-

viduals who share a passion for driving their cars.

HOD is primarily focused on providing high performance driver training for those with capable cars, in the

controlled environment of a race course – with NO competition or training for competition. All that is

needed to participate is a safe, well maintained and reliable car, and an auto racing helmet with an SA

2005 designation or newer. There are some restrictions on driving convertibles – please visit

www.hookedondriving.com . With a focus on safety, coaching, learning and fun, HOD drivers are able to

experience their cars at a higher level on a track than would be safe or prudent on the public high-

ways. As a result, drivers gain a new appreciation of their car – its capabilities, strengths and weak-

nesses; as well as their own skills as a driver and the need to develop those skills. Oh, and by the way,

they have a TON OF FUN!

HOD has given PCMC members and their guest a discount cost on their events. If you would like to enroll

in an event, please contact Charlene Rivera at riveralarrycharlene@comcast.net to receive the “Code”.

You may pick any event day that HOD offers or you can join us on our PCMC day, Friday August 23. Lunch

is included. Cost is $250

Hooked on Driving By Charlene Rivera

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Help Wanted

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I have a fairly large fir tree in my

yard that needs to come down. If

anyone knows of a reasonable

and reliable company out there,

please let me know. Cash or

trade. We have a small wood-

working business specializing in

yard furniture, we are willing to

trade.

Monika @ mittelweg4@yahoo.com or (253)376-5964

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Present

WHERE: KORUM FORD - LINCOLN IN PUYALLUP

DATE: May 4th 2013 ONE DAY ONLY

Awards will be made between 3:30 and 4:00 pm on Saturday

For more information contact event chairman Jerry Murphy, (253) 847-2948/ (253) 278-4718

Pierce County Mustang Club

&

Korum Ford—Lincoln

PCMC Members Only

Past “Best of show” Winners

2007—Pete Freeman—93 5.0 Convertible

2008—Tom Alpert—68 GT Fastback

2009—Ken Coatney—05 Coupe

2010—Lance Smith—07 Coupe

2011—Ken Coatney—05 Coupe

2012—Jerry Murphy—70 Coupe

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Our annual opportunity to display our MUSTANGS and other

FORDS and show our support to our Sponsor

7th Annual Mini Car Show

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The Left Behind Cruise

A lot of our club members will be heading to

Reno to participate in the MCA National Show

June 7 - 9th. We wish them safe travels and a fun

event.

For the ones left behind I would like to organize a

cruise/picnic. On Saturday the 8th of June.

Leaving the Safeway parking lot on 6th Ave. around

noon.

Traveling past Chambers Bay along the water to the historic

Town of Steilacoom for a picnic in the town park.

For those that like to experience a ferry ride we will embark

the ferry to Anderson Island after the picnic. Cost is around

$20.00 per car.

I know the island has some nature trails. Was thinking about

an ice cream stop. The grandkids and I will explore the island

during spring break and we will let you all know.

This of course is all weather permitting. This would be an

informal cruise with no frills. ( No dash plaques,

etc.)

Anyone interested please drop me an e-mail

mittelweg4@yahoo.com or call (253) 376-5964.

Sunday the 9th there is the Topless (convertibles

only) Show at XXX in Issaquah or Horsepower

Show at Griot’s in Tacoma.

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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support of our club & charities.

KORUM FORD 100 River Road, Puyallup 253-845-6600 www.korum.com LAKEWOOD FORD ELITE AUTOMOTIVE THE MUSTANG SHOP 11503 Pacific Hwy S 1302 – 208th St E 1929 West Valley Hwy S Lakewood 253-474-0511 Spanaway 253-8478947 Auburn 253-218-0323 TOP DOLLAR GRIOT’S GARAGE DAFFODIL FESTIVAL 15317 S Meridian St E 3333 South 38th St E 107 N Meridian #B Puyallup 253-446-7321 Tacoma 253-922-2400 Puyallup 253-8404194 PROGRESSIVE METALCRAFT GUSTAFSON INSURANCE METAL MAGIC 2219 112th St E 437 – 29th St NE 5618 S. Tacoma Way Tacoma 253-539-3339 Puyallup 253-848-2400 Tacoma 253-472-2535 MUSTANG RANCH PROPULSION, INC WEST VALLEY MORTGAGE

36210 – 108th Ave Ct E 1840 N Highland St 12511 Meridian E #102 Eatonville 800-827-2623 Tacoma 206-909-4615 Puyallup 253-848-1255 LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE CORRAL CUSTOMS 213 – 43rd Avenue SE 16603 Meridian E PO Box 57 Puyallup 253-848-4465 Puyallup 253-845-2441 Sumner 253-232-3602 S & S TIRE INC. PERFORMANCE COATINGS YOKES CONSTRUCTION 13201 Pacific Ave S 60 – 37th St NE PO Box 4430 Tacoma 253-537-4220 Auburn 253-735-1919 Spanaway 253-847-9460 EMERALD QUEEN CASINOS CJ’s PET SERVICE HOOKED ON DRIVING 5700 Pacific Hwy E 520 Pamela Dr SE www.hookedondiriving.com Fife 888-831-7655 Olympia 360-459-3993 503-356-1764 EMERGENCY VEHICLE OWNERS COSTCO RENEGADES OF WA & OPERATORS ASSOCIATION 1201 – 39th Avenue SW Membership

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P O Box 44853 Tacoma, WA 98444

Official Newsletter of the Pierce County Mustang club

100 River Road 253-845-6600

Puyallup Washington 98371 800-566-7058

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