NORTH BAY CORVETTE ASSOCIATIONPOST OFFICE BOX 2012SAN RAFAEL,CA. 94902

PROMOTING THE SAFE AND ENJOYABLE OPERATION OF

AMERICA'S ONLY TRUE SPORTS CAR

MAY 2016

MOM

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ESTABLISHED MARCH 1967

RED ON FRI

SAVETHEWAVE

FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH SHOWED 200 CARS ON DISPLAY*

*A FEW NBCA EX MEMBERS WERE SEEN OOGLING THE CARS

*LOTS OF OOGLING AT THE START

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LARSON'S AND FRANK'S WERE THERE WAITING

*LES (OUR LEADER)DISAPEARED OVER THE HILL

*NOT SHIFTING SURE IS GREAT!!

*IT SEEMS EVERYONE WERE WALKING WITH CANES.

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DAMM TANKER CUT INTO THE MIDDLE OF US.*

HAMBERGERS WERE GREAT, SALADS A LITTLE SHAKEY.

OLD AGE IS COMING AT A REALLY BAD TIME !*

OUT OF THE WAY MUCH FASTER NOW! -- 'OLDS CRANK'I CHANGED MY CAR HORN TO GUN SHOT SOUNDS. PEOPLE GET

DON'T FORGET MOM THIS YEAAR !

JANE DID IT AGAIN THIS WITH 15 CARS.

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*BILL ONLY BOWLED ONE GAME, SAID IT WAS ENOUGH. (WRONG)

AND 'ACTION' TIES BILL IN LAST GAME*

'THE MAN' STILL HASN'T FOUND A SPORT HE'S GOOD AT*

'HAPPY' HAD MY MARGRITA WAITING FOR ME. (THANKS JANE)*

WE HAD MORE CHEERLEADERS THAN BOWLERS*

WOMEN'S HIGH SCORE WENT TO JANET.*

TWENTY FOUR FOR DINNER AND ONE WAITRESS.*

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RESTURANT SENT EVERYONE HOME EARLY

KEN GAVE TIPS ON THE ZO-6 AT DINNER. (THANKS!!)*

J.J. IS MY GO TO GUY , HOPE IT WORKS!!

DID ART EVER GET HIS FOOD.(HE WAS DAN TONITE.)

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REMEMBER PROGRESSIVE LUNCH MAY 21st.(9:30 CATTLEMANS)*

FIFTY ? --- NUDITY ! ... 'OLD CRANK'WHATS THE BEST FORM OF BIRTH CONTROL OVER

MOVIE REPORTI SAW THE LIGHTEYE IN THE SKYCRIMINAL

HUNTSMAN

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'BIG MIKE WON THE 'DATE WITH BILL DONNELLY'*

THE 'NET VETTES ' ARE BACK TOGETHER*

'TAZ' ARRIVED TO FINISH THE BEER AFTER THJE MEETING

''WILD WILLIE' MISSED THE MEETING. (HE WAS AT WIN 73)*

I THINK WE ARE RUNNING A NIGHT CARE.*

...THAT'S COMMON SENSE LEAVEING YOUR BODY. --- 'OLD CRANK'YOU KNOW THAT TINGLY FEELING YOU GET WHEN YOU REALLY LIKE SOMEONE.

ATHELSTAN CONT.

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WE'RE UP TO SIX C-7'S (FOUR ARE ZO-6'S)

Vette Views A North Bay Corvette Association

Publication

Guests are always welcome!!

North Bay Corvette Association (NBCA)

Meets on the second Wednesday of each month

At 7 pm.

Meetings are held at:

Margret Todd Senior Center

1650 Hill Road

Novato, CA 94947

In This issue you will find:

Athelstan Report Birthdays/Socials Presidents Report

Social Directors Report Public Relations Report

Secretary’s Report Membership Directors Report

Vice President Report Social Flyers

Advertisements Meeting Location

Volume 49 May 2016 Issue 4

www.northbaycorvettes.org

President: Eric Larson 707-935-0762

Vice President: Ken Albers 707-448-4499

Treasurer: Marci Albers 707-448-4499

Secretary: Steve Boyer 415-717-2255 Membership Director: Dan Divita 707-395-0153 dpdivita@gmail.com

Public Relations: Bill Donnelly 707-494-9614 Publications Director: Heather Torres 707-228-0320 Sidewinder2882@yahoo.com

Social Director: Jane Rittler 707-823-0222

Board Member at Large: Steve Jackson 415-479-9782

Non-Voting Board Members Web Master: Stephen Buttrick 707-364-0248 Stephenlbuttrick@gmail.com Sunshine: Lynn Larson

2016 May

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FR IDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

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02 03 04 05 06 07 08Neil Andersen Cinco De Mayo Janet Funke Mother's Day

09 10 11 12 13 14 15Membership Meeting Shark Grey Stingray

NCM Raffle Lulu Iacoviel lo Rob Weaver

16 17 18 19 20 21 22Christ ine Andersen Jane Ritt ler Progressive Lunch Barba Brabo

23 24 25 26 27 28 29E Board Meeting Steve Jackson

Arctic white NCM Raffle

Lori Davis Lutz Funke

30 31 Notes:

2016

Mark your calendars: June 1st – Drive and Dine Panchito’s – RSVP by May 29

June 18 – Social taco bar at Mike and Lori Davis’ in San Rafael

June 18th – the Great Race in Novato

June 25th – Auto X at Cow Palace

July 6th – Drive and Dine Super Burger in Cotati

July 23rd – Sonoma Chevy Sponsor BBQ in Sonoma

August 21st – Fort Bragg Overnighter - Please see flyer for more info

September 4th – Pini Car Show / Car Display

September 30 – October 2 Virginia City out House Races – More info to follow

October 22nd – Halloween Party – More info to follow

November 11th – Vets In Vettes – Petaluma Kevin Mckinney – More info to follow

December 3rd – Tree Cutting

December 17th – NBCA Christmas Dinner – More info to follow

Chevrolet Trivia What was the first year Chevrolet used a rubber engine mount?

Presidents Report

May is here, and there is a lot of things going on. We have a lot of events on the calendar as well as other car events that are going on around the Bay Area. Cars and Coffee is the latest trend for getting cars and guys/gals together in various locations around the Bay Area. It’s usually the 1st Sunday of the Month, and our local spot is in the Vintage Oaks Shopping Center in Novato. I know last month several of our members attended. You will see all makes and models which makes it very interesting. Check it out, if you get a chance.

Between the Drive N Dines, and the regular Socials scheduled, Jane has a lot for us to do. Look out for the Drive N Dines on the first Wednesday of the month, and this month’s social is a Progressive, taking us up to Clear Lake. You never know what surprises might be in store for you. You’re never too old to act like a kid, so I will teach those of you that want, to fly, when you come to Lower Lake. It will be a great time, so don’t miss out. In the Town of Clear Lake there is a Best Western (707-994-2000) and Travelodge (707-994-1499), if you don’t feel like driving back Saturday Night.

Ken has found out that the Great Race this year is starting in San Rafael June 18th, and we are looking into how we might be able to assist them, not to mention being around all these interesting cars. More to follow. This is also the day of our social in San Rafael in the afternoon, so mark your calendars and make a day of it.

I am putting together a overnighter to Fort Bragg in August. See the flyer and make your reservations NOW. This will be a nice relaxed drive to our own Sonoma County Coast and back, with an overnight stay in Fort Bragg.

Sorry I missed the meeting last month, but I was at a mandatory workshop for ServiceMaster in Las Vegas, but I did make it to the Pizza Parlor about 9:15. Thanks to Ken for running the meeting. This month I will also be gone on a Horseless Carriage Tour in a 1909, 2 cylinder, Maxwell Roadster over in Oakdale. I will report on it next month. In the mean time I will be at our other events which are more exciting anyway. Thanks for your support.

Ken is working on possible auto cross sites, but if we find one the cost may be a limiting factor. Nothing has changed at the Solano College, so we will keep check back with them, and keep looking for other sites.

The bylaw committee is revising our bylaws and should have something for review soon. That’s it for now,

See you at the Drive n Dine.

Eric Larson

VP Report

As I have mentioned at the last couple of meetings, The Great Race will be starting in San Rafael on Saturday morning, June 18. See the press release in this issue of the newsletter. With the go ahead from the club, I have volunteered us to help get race started. I’m told there will be 136 cars, one leaving every minute, starting at 10am, so you can see that this will take some organization. So, please let me know if you want to help. I’ll have a signup sheet at the next meeting. This should be fun. They are also planning on having a car show there once the Great Race cars are gone and they would like some Corvettes there. I’ll have more on that when I learn more.

Autocross sights are still hard to find, but Santa Clara Corvettes seems to have a line up on the Cow Palace. I haven’t been there in years, so I don’t know the condition of the parking lot, but apparently they seem to feel it is good. They are asking for some help. I don’t know if it is because of the price, or just that they feel they are putting on enough autocrosses and hope someone else will pitch in on this one. I should have more info after this weekend. The Moffett Field idea is on hold at the present time. There seems to be some inside issues, so we’ll have to wait and see if it is a viable location.

By the time you read this, the factory Corvettes will have placed 1st & 2nd at Laguna Seca. Well, I hope that is the case anyway! Wait and see. If you can’t make it to the track, you can watch all the fun on Fox Sports 1 on Sunday at 11am.

NCM Raffles;

April 30, Red convertible, $10, unlimited tickets

May 12, Shark Gray coupe, $100, 1500 tickets

Save the wave

Ken

Chevrolet Trivia Answer

In 1932 cars & trucks had a much smoother ride with rubber engine

mounts.

Public Relations: Hi gang, hope all is well with everyone. Well have you been to Novato Chevrolet, there under big construction with new building & our new meeting room!!!HALALUYA can't wait! Ready sometime this summer. They want a grand opening with BBQ, and us with car show! I’ll keep all informed as of when. Speaking of car shows Hanna Boys Center isn't having a car show this year! Congratulations to MIKE GIORDANO for winning the GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS playoff ticket raffle! I’ll be letting him know when we're going, he said he's never been to a professional basketball game, so it will be some fun! Received are newest advertiser MIKE'S TIRE BRAKE & ALIGNMENT check, he said he would put in a sales flyer in this month’s newsletter, he’s ready to do some business with us! Bowling was fun, I tied with Steve Jackson for top bowler with 161, not bad for a guy who broke his leg in two places January first! My mom bowled one frame got a 7, not bad for 89, she said she'll stick to wee bowling, easier on her arm! Well that's it for now, LIFE IS GOOD!(THE OFFSPRING OF A POLAR BEAR AND A GRIZZLY BEAR IS CALLED A WHAT?).......

MAY RAFFLE ITEMS:

Announcements: To all North Bay Members: We have the opportunity to tour the Calif. Highway Patrol Academy Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC) in Sacramento. The track they have there is 1.75 miles with a high speed banked turn as well as a flat "S" turn. The course is used to train CHP recruits as well as allied agencies. The vehicles they use are Dodge Chargers that have full roll cages, 5-point seatbelts and just 2 seats. These vehicle's engines are also upgraded over the normal, stock horsepower Charger. There is the possibility of getting demo rides in these cars but I don't know right now. Also, I will see if they will do a lead - follow with them and us in our Corvettes. There also is a skid pad they use for training. All of the instructors are fully trained CHP driving instructors. This tour could be scheduled during a weekday but also maybe on a Sat. This track and the Academy was opened in 1977. I went through this 3 day EVOC course in March of '77 right after I was hired by Santa Rosa PD. I can say that it was excellent and fun and the instructors are well trained. The best part was the test on the last day - a pursuit chasing an instructor on a mini street course with other students doing parking and driving exercises to make it real. (I also went through their 2 week Police Motorcycle Enforcement Training Course - by far the best school I ever went to.) Please let me know if you are interested in going so I can get a head count and start working on a date with CHP. We can also look at places to go after for lunch. Thanks, Kevin McKinnie kevin37@pacbell.net

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

2016 Great Race to start in San Rafael June 18 San Rafael, Calif., will host the start of the 2016 Hemmings Motor News Great Race presented by Hagerty Saturday, June 18, race organizers have announced.

The Great Race, the world’s premiere old car rally, will bring 120 of the world’s finest antique automobiles downtown to Fourth Street for the $150,000 event.

The race will finish June 26 in Moline, Ill., on the banks of the Mississippi River.

Along the 2,400-mile route, competitors will travel parts of the Lincoln Highway in six states – California, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Iowa and Illinois – in addition to a side trip to South Dakota to see Mount Rushmore and the Badlands.

The Great Race, which began 33 years ago, is not a speed race, but a time/speed/distance rally. The vehicles, each with a driver and navigator, are given precise instructions each day that detail every move down to the second. They are scored at secret check points along the way and are penalized one second for each second either early or late. As in golf, the lowest score wins.

Cars start – and hopefully finish – one minute apart if all goes according to plan. The biggest part of the challenge other than staying on time and following the instructions is getting an old car to the finish line each day, organizers say.

The cars will stage on Fourth between A and D streets starting at 8 a.m. The official start is at 10 a.m. with a new car leaving every minute until about noon. Each stop on the Great Race is free to the public and spectators will be able to visit with the participants and to look at the cars for several hours. It is common for kids to climb in the cars for a first-hand look. The City of San Rafael is helping with plans locally.

Cars built in 1972 and earlier are eligible, with most entries having been manufactured before World War II. In the 2015 Great Race a 1916 Hudson Hillclimber won the event when it finished on the Santa Monica Pier. That vehicle, driven by Fairport, N.Y., native Howard Sharp and navigated by his son Doug, will again be in this year’s event. They won $50,000 for finishing first overall.

A 1916 Hudson Indy Racer, a 1916 Hudson Four Passenger Speedster, a 1916 Chevrolet Phaeton, a 1917 Peerless Racer and a chain-driven 1918 American LaFrance Speedster are the oldest cars in the event.

The 2016 winners will again receive $50,000 of the $150,000 total purse.

Over the decades, the Great Race has stopped in hundreds of cities big and small, from tiny Austin, Nev., to New York City.

“When the Great Race pulls into a city it becomes an instant festival,” race director Jeff Stumb said. “Last year we had three overnight stops with more than 10,000 spectators on our way to having 250,000 people see the Great Race during the event.”

The overnight stops, in order, are Old Sacramento, Calif.; Reno, Nev.; Elko, Nev.; Evanston, Wyo.; Cheyenne, Wyo.; Rapid City, S.D.; Sioux Falls, S.D.; and Cedar Rapids, Iowa; before finishing in Moline.

Lunch stops, in order, are Vacaville, Calif.; Gardnerville, Nev.; Austin, Nev.; Wendover, Utah; Rawlins, Wyo.; Lusk, Wyo.; Chamberlain, S.D.; Mason City, Iowa; and Walcott, Iowa.

The event was started in 1983 by Tom McRae and it takes its name from the 1965 movie, The Great Race, which starred Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Natalie Wood and Peter Falk. The movie is a comedy based on the real life 1908 automobile race from New York to Paris. In 2004, Tony Curtis was the guest of the Great Race and rode in his car from the movie, the Leslie Special.

The Great Race gained a huge following from late night showings on ESPN when the network was just starting out in the early 1980s. The first entrant, Curtis Graf of Irving, Texas, is still a participant today.

The event’s main sponsors are Hemmings Motor News, Hagerty, Coker Tire, Reliable Carriers and Toyota.

For more information, go to www.greatrace.com or contact Jeff Stumb at jeff@greatrace.com or by calling him at 423-648-8542.

NEWS FROM WESTERN STATES CORVETTE COUNCIL From General Meeting held April 16, 2016 (Dan Divita) The meeting was held at Momentum Chevrolet in San Jose. Twelve clubs were represented personally, and 11 were represented by proxy. Vice President Kathy Pimentel will not be seeking re-election to the Board of Directors. Executive Secretary Dan Divita will not be seeking re-election to the Board of Directors. Financially, WSCC is sound. We are in the process of converting from an accounting year that ends in August, to a calendar fiscal year. Awaiting IRS approval. Andy Hoepfner, webmaster, will be re-vamping the WSCC website in the near future. He is attempting to make it more inter-active for users and clubs, so that they may update the site themselves. The WSCC Application is available on site, and can be downloaded and filled out on your computer, which we hope will eliminate the problem of illegible applications. In an effort to increase the add value to WSCC memberships, we are trying to provide more events and services for our members. The first this year will be to co-sponsor a Hooked-On-Driving event at Laguna Seca Raceway on May 2. WSCC members will receive $50 off the cost of this event. In addition to Hooked-On-Driving, a “Taste of the Track” opportunity will be available for $100 so that novice drivers can experience the track at a “spirited” speed during a 20 minute session. On October 12, the annual Thunder Hill run will be held, beginning with lunch in Maxwell, and ending with a Parade Lap at the Thunder Hill Raceway. Details on the WSCC Website. Santa Clara Corvettes is making arrangements to hold an auto-x at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Updated information will be made available when the deal is finalized. They are also proposing a change to the Competition Code to re-instate the “A” Class. A new club has joined WSCC. Family and Friends Corvettes is based in Vallejo. An ad-hoc Convention meeting was held immediately after the business meeting. A proposal was submitted by Buzz Marston to change the current annual convention policy to make it a bi-annual event. We would also locate “semi-permanent” locations, one in the north and one in the south, to which we would return every other year. After considerable discussion and debate, the consensus seemed to be that a single location (Las Vegas) would be selected since that location had venues for all competitive events, plus opportunities for additional activities for varied interests. More discussion will be undertaken before a final proposal is put before the Council Clubs. Please utilize the WSCC website: www.wscc.ws to find out what’s going on, and obtain information that you may want. Officer contact information is also available on that site.

SOCIAL DIRECTOR: HI Everyone HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO all MOMS CONGRATS GRADES whoever you are. Aprils 6th was our first Drive N Dine we had 11 Vettes and 21 people on the Drive and 4 more people meat at the Dinner 25 altogether. Everyone had a great dinner and a good time. Had cookies to celebrate Dan, Joyce, Marci, Lee, Pam and Stephen's Birthday this month. At Smith Ranch Rd there was a Brand New C07 Z06 Black with A Sliver stripe Neil took the plunge, now there are 3 C07 Z06's in the club. April 23rd bowling & Dinner. There were 13 bowlers William got a 161 on his first game high score first time bowling after his broken leg. When Steve got there he tied William they got to bowl 2 to 3 games this time we used 3 lanes. The high scores for all bowlers Lutz 86, Janet 118, Marci 115, Ken 135, Dan 116, Pat 122, Mark 113, Barbara Barbo 112, John I 142, Art 117, William 161, Eric 113, Steve Jackson 161. MaMa tried but likes her wee bowling. There were a LOT of CHEERLEADERS. I'm sorry If I got any of your scores wrong. Dinner was at Palms Bar and Grill in Petaluma we've been there before there were 24 for dinner a little confusion at first then things went OK. LOTS of good food. There was a Raffle for a bowling blanket winner, Karen won the blanket or was that Nick's $5.00 bucks any way Karen and Janet needed to use it because the AC kicked on and they were cold. THANK YOU EVERYONE for coming to April's social. There were 28 of us altogether between the two places. Ethan would have liked to bowl but there wasn't a lite enough ball for him to throw. I drove Williams Ma down to Palms an now she wants a Corvette but said there too low to the ground for her to get out of, she did really good for being 89yrs old. Like Mother like Son, kick in the pants. May 4th Wed Drive N Dine Sam's in Novato, meet at Smith Ranch Rd. at 5:45 Leave at 6pm dinner at 7. Neil and Les leading this run RSVP to Jane by Sun May 1st. Thank you guys for doing the run. If you haven't seen Neil's NEW C7 Z06 he's leading us to Sam's place he likes those paddle shifters. May 21st Sat Progressive Lunch meet at Cattleman's restaurant in Petaluma at 9:30 leave at 9:45 Dan will lead us to their place in Healdsburg for stop #1 coffee and pastries, 12:30 Eric and Lynn will lead us to their place in Lower Lake for stop #2 Salads. 3:30 Pedro and Carol will lead us to their place in Clear Lake for stop #3 Hamburgers and Hot Dogs. Bring your own drinks for all stops. There will be a cost of $10.00 per person. RSVP to Jane at the May 11th's meeting. June 1st Wed Drive N Dine "CHANGED" to Panchieo's in Terra Linda. Meet at????? At 5:45 Leave at 6pm dinner at 6:30-7pm RSVP to Jane by May 29th June 18th Sat 3pm Pot Luck at Mike & Lori's theme Mexican with a Toco bar we meet you to think of a Mexican side dishes, bring your own drinks. RSVP To Jane by June 8th meeting and let me know what you’re ringing. July 6th Wed Drive N Dine Super Burger in Cotati, meet at the Marina on HWY 37 at 5:45 leave at 6pm dinner at 7pm. RSVP by July 1st. July 23rd Sat Car Show and BBQ at Sonoma Chevrolet our Sponsor. Meet at the Marina on HWY 37 at 9:30 leave at 9:45. William will lead us around Sonoma Square and to Sonoma Chevrolet. RSVP to Jane by July 13th's meeting Aug 3rd Wed Drive N Dine

Aug 20th & 21st is an overnight run to Fort Bragg. Being put on by Eric & Lynn. Sept 4th Sun Car Show at Pini Hardware our Sponsor. William will be getting cars for the show he needs C1 - C7. Let William know if you can be there. RSVP to William by Aug 30th. More info later. Sept 7th Wed Drive N Dine Sept 30th Fri though Oct 2nd Sun. Dave & Sue Garber are getting things together. We'll go up to Carson City NV then take a train trip up to Virginia City for Outhouse Races. More info later. Oct 5th Wed. This is our LAST Drive N Dine Oct 22nd Second annual Halloween Party at Dan & Corky's Costume's a must or you will be find so start working on one. This is a Pot Luck and bring your own drinks RSVP by Oct 12th's meeting. Nov 11th Fri Vets N Vettes, Veterans Day Parade in Petaluma it's our 8th annual, Kevin McKinnie is organizing this event. Kevin will be asking for cars soon. Nov 19th Sat will be another Progressive Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner I have the first stop at Neil & Robins in San Rafael I'll need 2 more stops so Please let me know if you would be interested in HELPING let me know. Dec 5th Sat Tree Cutting 38th annual We will meet at Cattlemen's in Petaluma at 9:30 leave at 10am for the tree farm then back to my place for COOKIES, coffee, hot chocolate, hot apple cider, and eggnog. Bring what you want to BBQ. Dec 17th Sat Christmas Dinner & gift exchange where????? Dec 24th Christmas Eve Morning Breakfast run to Howard's Cafe in Occidental. Meet at O'Reilly's in Petaluma on the corner of Washington St. and Lakeville HWY. Thank you Lynn and Neil for all those Raffle prizes last month this month Thank you Lynn and Neil and Jane for this month’s Raffle prizes you can see them somewhere in this newsletter. If you would like to do a Drive N Dine just let me know. Have A Great Month Jane

BILL’S TRIVIA ANSWER:

PIZZLY BEAR

Drive n Dine

Wednesday, 4 May 2016

We will leave our Smith Ranch Road jumping off location

at 6:00 p.m. sharp! We should arrive at Sam’s Place just

before 7:00 p.m. Please email Jane and Rooster if you plan

to attend. Visit their website for more info.

Fort Bragg overnighter

August 21st

The travel agenda: We will travel up hwy. 101 to Cloverdale, then head northwest on hwy. 128 and have a picnic lunch at Navarro Winery, just past the town of Booneville.

Please pack a picnic lunch and we can taste some of their wines as well.

Any Interest in a picnic Contest?

We will continue our journey to Fort Bragg and stay at the Super 8 Fort Bragg where you may participate in Happy hour or take a nap.

We will have dinner at the Point Noyo Restaurant that evening.

Sunday morning we will have a delayed start so you may sleep in, go to breakfast and enjoy the local flavors.

We will depart Fort Bragg heading south on hwy. 1 enjoying the roads and the scenery along the way. Our Final destination will be at Dinucci’s in Valley Ford for a late lunch or early dinner.

Details for now: Super 8 Fort Bragg – 707-964-4003 please make your hotel reservations ASAP

Don’t forget to let Jane and / or Eric know that you plan to attend as a head count is needed

Progressive Drive from Sonoma County to Lake County

Bring yourself and a full tank of gas

Saturday May 21st Meeting at Cattleman’s in Petaluma at 9:30

Departing to our first stop in Healdsburg at 9:45

Healdsburg (Dan and Corky) – Coffee and things

Arrive at 12:30

Lower Lake (Eric and Lynn) – Salads

Arrive at 3:30

Clearlake (Pedro and Carol) – Hamburgers and Hot dogs

BYOB as we are trying to help make it easy on our hosts for the day

$10 per person for the day

PLEASE RSVP to Jane Rittler by May 13th (MEETING NIGHT)

**All times are tentative

Not Clear