South Shore Corvette Club
Bringing Corvette Owners Together Since 1962
2009
Recognition Dinner 2009
Nov, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
Recognition Dinner, Monponsett Inn
More than eighty members attended the Recognition Dinner at the Monponsett Inn. It was a fitting end to the official Corvette season. As usual the staff at the Monponsett Inn provided great service and delicious food.
We were honored with the attendance of Liz Bertrand and her family. This year’s Rich Bertrand Award for Service to the SSCC went to Carol Santacross who continues to work tirelessly for the club. This year she again conducted the Garage Tour and the Bug Juice Rally. We all appreciate the hard work Carol puts in for the club.
All the members that have work on projects were recognized with a certificate of appreciation. This year, we changed the raffle and had numerous prizes, many donated by local businesses and our club members. We used to proceeds of the raffle to fund our cash donations to the local food pantries. Thank you to all who came to end the year in style. We look forward to seeing you in January at the next SSCC meeting at the Weymouth Elks.
More than eighty members attended the Recognition Dinner at the Monponsett Inn. It was a fitting end to the official Corvette season. As usual the staff at the Monponsett Inn provided great service and delicious food.
We were honored with the attendance of Liz Bertrand and her family. This year’s Rich Bertrand Award for Service to the SSCC went to Carol Santacross who continues to work tirelessly for the club. This year she again conducted the Garage Tour and the Bug Juice Rally. We all appreciate the hard work Carol puts in for the club.
All the members that have work on projects were recognized with a certificate of appreciation. This year, we changed the raffle and had numerous prizes, many donated by local businesses and our club members. We used to proceeds of the raffle to fund our cash donations to the local food pantries. Thank you to all who came to end the year in style. We look forward to seeing you in January at the next SSCC meeting at the Weymouth Elks.
Fall Foliage Cruise
Oct, 25 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Fall Foliage Cruise
The Fall Foliage Cruise is on Sunday, October 25, 2009. We will meet at the Building 19 parking lot in Weymouth AT 8:30 a.m. and will be leaving at 8:45 a.m.
We are going to Kimball Farm in Haverhill. The ride is spectacular, and we will be at the height of the foliage color change. Also planned is a corn maze and a hay ride for everyone. The farm also has a petting zoo with goats, pigs, sheep, cows and horses. Although they are not to pet, there is a mini buffalo herd to see. There is antique farm equipment on the property and just a few miles away is tax-free shopping.
Lunch will be in the immediate area. There is a Longhorn Steakhouse, Applebees, Pizzeria Uno, Wendy's, the 99 Restaurant and other eating facilities close by. A package with directions will be handed out to you at the meeting spot.
The Fall Foliage Cruise is on Sunday, October 25, 2009. We will meet at the Building 19 parking lot in Weymouth AT 8:30 a.m. and will be leaving at 8:45 a.m.
We are going to Kimball Farm in Haverhill. The ride is spectacular, and we will be at the height of the foliage color change. Also planned is a corn maze and a hay ride for everyone. The farm also has a petting zoo with goats, pigs, sheep, cows and horses. Although they are not to pet, there is a mini buffalo herd to see. There is antique farm equipment on the property and just a few miles away is tax-free shopping.
Lunch will be in the immediate area. There is a Longhorn Steakhouse, Applebees, Pizzeria Uno, Wendy's, the 99 Restaurant and other eating facilities close by. A package with directions will be handed out to you at the meeting spot.
Bug Juice Rally
Oct, 05 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
It's time again for the Bug Juice RallyThis year's Rally will to be a little different from the last two BJRs. This year you must have a GPS and a digital camera. We have a few GPS units to loan out so don’t stay away just because you don;t have one. You will be given 6 or 7 street addresses to find by GPS. When you find the address, you have to take a picture of yourselves in front of that address. Sounds easy enough, doesn't it? The only catch is I'm not giving them to you in the same order...so your digital pictures have to be in the same order of your sheet. There is also a scavenger hunt, so you'll have some items to bring back, also.
There are some very interesting places for you to visit and, of course, a restaurant at the end. We need an approximate count for the restaurant and also for printing the instructions. So, even if you're not sure but think you might want to go please let us know.
We'll be meeting at 11:00 A.M. on Sunday, October 4 at Exit 5 off Rte. 3 South in Plymouth. There will be a drivers' meeting at 11:15, and the first car will go out at 11:30 am. Come and enjoy this year's Bug Juice Rally. Call Carol Santacross at 781 934-6455.
Run for the Roses
Oct, 01 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Run for the Roses
Joe and Priscilla Matterazzo, the parents of Rachel Entwistle and the grandparents of Lillian Rose Entwistle are members of South Shore Corvette Club. They have put together the first annual "Run for the Roses", a motorcycle, Corvette and any other vehicle run on Saturday, October 3rd. All donations aid the fight against domestic violence and child abuse. More info can be found at www.run-for-the-roses.com.
We encourage all of you to attend this first annual run on October 3rd. It's very important to Joe and Priscilla, to the memory of Rachel and Lilly.
We will be meeting at Building 19 on Rte. 18 in Weymouth at 10:00 and will be leaving at 10:15 to proceed to the Braintree Moose Lodge. This is a rain or shine event. Please wear a hat, shirt, jacket or whatever identifies us as South Shore Corvette Club. Please bring your SSCC windshield banners
Joe and Priscilla Matterazzo, the parents of Rachel Entwistle and the grandparents of Lillian Rose Entwistle are members of South Shore Corvette Club. They have put together the first annual "Run for the Roses", a motorcycle, Corvette and any other vehicle run on Saturday, October 3rd. All donations aid the fight against domestic violence and child abuse. More info can be found at www.run-for-the-roses.com.
We encourage all of you to attend this first annual run on October 3rd. It's very important to Joe and Priscilla, to the memory of Rachel and Lilly.
We will be meeting at Building 19 on Rte. 18 in Weymouth at 10:00 and will be leaving at 10:15 to proceed to the Braintree Moose Lodge. This is a rain or shine event. Please wear a hat, shirt, jacket or whatever identifies us as South Shore Corvette Club. Please bring your SSCC windshield banners
Garage Tour
Aug, 02 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Third Annual Garage Tour is Sunday August 2, 2009
We will be meeting at the Building 19 parking lot on Route 53 in Weymouth. Meet at 9:30 A.M and we will be leaving promptly at 10:00.
Our first stop will be Paul & Debby Crump’s BRAND NEW garage in Weymouth. Coffee will be served. The next stop is Jim Johnson’s garage. He will lead us on a scenic ride to his garage in Hanover. The final stop is Bill & Phyllis’ GARAGE in Norwell where they will be hosting a cookout immediately following THE TOUR. All are welcome. This has been a hit in past and this year will not be an exception.
We will be meeting at the Building 19 parking lot on Route 53 in Weymouth. Meet at 9:30 A.M and we will be leaving promptly at 10:00.
Our first stop will be Paul & Debby Crump’s BRAND NEW garage in Weymouth. Coffee will be served. The next stop is Jim Johnson’s garage. He will lead us on a scenic ride to his garage in Hanover. The final stop is Bill & Phyllis’ GARAGE in Norwell where they will be hosting a cookout immediately following THE TOUR. All are welcome. This has been a hit in past and this year will not be an exception.
Garden Party Wrap-up
Garden Party Wrap-up
A Special thank you goes to Jim Johnson for yet another fabulous Garden Party. Read More...
A Special thank you goes to Jim Johnson for yet another fabulous Garden Party. Read More...
June Meeting Wrap-up
Jun, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | SSCC Events Wrap-ups
June Meeting Wrap-up
South Shore Corvette Club has become a club that should be the envy of many others. Every meeting, every gathering is attended by people who genuinely like each other and enjoy the club's activities. Our June club meeting was another example of what this club has become. Our "cookie night" was well attended, and the cookies were phenomenal. We were fortunate to have a master at pinstriping, Alex Olivera, show examples and explain the pinstriping procedure. Several SSCC members have already had Alex create unique designs on their Corvettes, and maybe we'll see more on our cars.
Bill Wenzel gave a rundown of the recent Wings and Wheels tour, and Elaine Kemp described the recent Back to the Beach weekend. Both events should be on everyone's to-do list. You'll hear more about these activities later.
Mal Smith had an enormous display of clothes and Corvette items that could be purchased on the spot. She also took many orders for more shirts. The ladies' shirts were a huge hit. This is the time to be sporting t-shirts and polo shirts with the club logo and perhaps your name. See Mal if you want something special, and you can also get in touch with her if you'd like the logo and/or name put on a shirt that you already have.
South Shore Corvette Club has become a club that should be the envy of many others. Every meeting, every gathering is attended by people who genuinely like each other and enjoy the club's activities. Our June club meeting was another example of what this club has become. Our "cookie night" was well attended, and the cookies were phenomenal. We were fortunate to have a master at pinstriping, Alex Olivera, show examples and explain the pinstriping procedure. Several SSCC members have already had Alex create unique designs on their Corvettes, and maybe we'll see more on our cars.
Bill Wenzel gave a rundown of the recent Wings and Wheels tour, and Elaine Kemp described the recent Back to the Beach weekend. Both events should be on everyone's to-do list. You'll hear more about these activities later.
Mal Smith had an enormous display of clothes and Corvette items that could be purchased on the spot. She also took many orders for more shirts. The ladies' shirts were a huge hit. This is the time to be sporting t-shirts and polo shirts with the club logo and perhaps your name. See Mal if you want something special, and you can also get in touch with her if you'd like the logo and/or name put on a shirt that you already have.
Ron's Restoration
Jun, 02 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
Ron’s Restoration
We made our second trip to Ron’s Restoration in Fitchburg, MA on May 30. The weather was marginal but a number of members brought out the Vettes for the trip. Our arrival was greeted with coffee and donuts provided by Ron.
Everyone had a marvelous time wondering around Ron’s shop, looking, dreaming, and drooling at all the Vettes. It’s seldom we get to see so many special Corvettes at one time. There was a Baldwin Motion Vette, numerous big blocks and fuelies, some near the end of restoration, some just in the begining stages.
Ron and his staff were gracious and helpful answering the many questions asked by the members. Lots more photos can be seen here, thanks to Tom Meehan and his son Tim.
We made our second trip to Ron’s Restoration in Fitchburg, MA on May 30. The weather was marginal but a number of members brought out the Vettes for the trip. Our arrival was greeted with coffee and donuts provided by Ron.
Everyone had a marvelous time wondering around Ron’s shop, looking, dreaming, and drooling at all the Vettes. It’s seldom we get to see so many special Corvettes at one time. There was a Baldwin Motion Vette, numerous big blocks and fuelies, some near the end of restoration, some just in the begining stages.Ron and his staff were gracious and helpful answering the many questions asked by the members. Lots more photos can be seen here, thanks to Tom Meehan and his son Tim.
May Meeting Wrap-up
May, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
May Meeting Wrap-up
We had a big turnout for the May meeting. Jack and Eileen Donnally provided to SuperSubs. Delicious coffee was provided by our sponsor Marylou’s. We welcomed many new members to the club and look forward to seeing them at future events. A big welcome to Ted and Sheila Furlong, Lance and Shirley Mortland, Frank and Sherri Moody, Charlie and Juliane Goicoechea, Jake and Mary Ellen Jacobsen, Steve Sawtelle, Tom and Mavis Nash, Jerry Phelps, and Bonnie Macdonald. 
We hope to see you all at furture events.
Mal Smith discussed the Club Store and is in the process of restocking for the season. If there is anything you would like with a SSCC logo embroydered on it please let Mal know.
Elaine Kemp said that the Shakedown Cruise was officially cancelled. The trip to Harvard, MA may be scheduled for a fall folliage tour. More info on this will be coming.
We had a big turnout for the May meeting. Jack and Eileen Donnally provided to SuperSubs. Delicious coffee was provided by our sponsor Marylou’s. We welcomed many new members to the club and look forward to seeing them at future events. A big welcome to Ted and Sheila Furlong, Lance and Shirley Mortland, Frank and Sherri Moody, Charlie and Juliane Goicoechea, Jake and Mary Ellen Jacobsen, Steve Sawtelle, Tom and Mavis Nash, Jerry Phelps, and Bonnie Macdonald. We hope to see you all at furture events.Mal Smith discussed the Club Store and is in the process of restocking for the season. If there is anything you would like with a SSCC logo embroydered on it please let Mal know.
Elaine Kemp said that the Shakedown Cruise was officially cancelled. The trip to Harvard, MA may be scheduled for a fall folliage tour. More info on this will be coming.Upcoming Events
May, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Shakedown Cruise 2009
Elaine Kemp and Mal Smith are hosting this year's "Shakedown Cruise." The date is Sunday, May 17, the destination is the Fruitlands Museums in Harvard, MA. Lunch will be at the Barbers Crossing North restaurant in Sterling, MA. As you know, the Shakedown Cruise has attracted not only SSCC members but members from a variety of clubs throughout the area. The Shakedown Cruise will be part of "Corvette Community USA," a web-based collaboration tool to encourage interaction between all New England Corvette clubs. More information on that can be found at here and at corvettecommunityusa.com.
We are returning to Ron’s Restoration in Fitchburg, MA on May 30, 2009. Ron’s is to New England’s preeminent Corvette restoration facility. Last year everyone that attended was wowed by the facility and the many Corvettes under restoration. Info and a flyer can be found here.
Elaine Kemp and Mal Smith are hosting this year's "Shakedown Cruise." The date is Sunday, May 17, the destination is the Fruitlands Museums in Harvard, MA. Lunch will be at the Barbers Crossing North restaurant in Sterling, MA. As you know, the Shakedown Cruise has attracted not only SSCC members but members from a variety of clubs throughout the area. The Shakedown Cruise will be part of "Corvette Community USA," a web-based collaboration tool to encourage interaction between all New England Corvette clubs. More information on that can be found at here and at corvettecommunityusa.com.
We are returning to Ron’s Restoration in Fitchburg, MA on May 30, 2009. Ron’s is to New England’s preeminent Corvette restoration facility. Last year everyone that attended was wowed by the facility and the many Corvettes under restoration. Info and a flyer can be found here.
April Meeting Wrap-up
May, 01 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
Fantastic! That's the only word to describe our April 30 meeting. We had almost 70 people in attendance. There were new members and even some who have been with us for a while but who haven't come to a meeting. One couple attended just to see what we're all about, and they immediately became members. The SSCC seems to be doing something right, and that has a lot to do with all of our members. Strangers aren't strangers for long when they attend an SSCC event. They are welcomed by all of you and feel comfortable right from the start.
The evening started with a pizza feast coordinated by VP Steve Boyajian. Following dinner, we were honored with guest speaker Roni Lahage, the Director of the Marshfield Food Pantry. Andy Wening introduced Roni and told of his trip to the Marshfield Food Pantry to deliver the Club’s March donation. It is best to read Andy’s own words to get a true feel for the impact this program is having on the communities.
“The South Shore Corvette Club is to be applauded for the fine work it is doing on the food pantry project and I am so very grateful to have played a small role in the success of this very important project. My heart ached when I saw first hand the recipients humbly accepting food donations at the Marshfield Food Pantry. There is such a need for this in my own community of Marshfield and I never knew it until I physically brought the food donations to the pantry. I actually saw a Mom with her children in a Minivan waiting for me to leave because she was too embarrassed and feared I might recognize her. Also, several elderly folks barely able to walk, loaded food into their cars because it was the end of the month and their food had run out and they used all of their government checks. It is truly heartbreaking!”
Roni came to thank SSCC in person for our generosity with donations to Marshfield's food pantry. Beyond the thanking us, Roni provided information about the people in need of the state's food pantries. The figures are staggering. Our members have reason to be proud of the donations they make to help those in need in these difficult economic times.
The special election was held and we now have a new Officer-at-Large. Mal Smith was elected unanimously. She is returning to this position and will handle everyone's special order clothing items, as well as other Corvette-related goods. If you're looking for something that we carry or if you'd like to get an article of clothing that you already own embroidered with the SSCC logo or your name, get in touch with Mal. she can be reached here. We would like to thank Eileen Casey for her dedicated service as Officer-at-Large.
Thanks to Carmine Carlucci for the delicious cookies he provided for dessert. They were tempting for those who are dieting, but they sure hit the spot for all of us with a sweet tooth. Stay tuned for news on upcoming events. We have a busy Corvette season planned.
The evening started with a pizza feast coordinated by VP Steve Boyajian. Following dinner, we were honored with guest speaker Roni Lahage, the Director of the Marshfield Food Pantry. Andy Wening introduced Roni and told of his trip to the Marshfield Food Pantry to deliver the Club’s March donation. It is best to read Andy’s own words to get a true feel for the impact this program is having on the communities.
“The South Shore Corvette Club is to be applauded for the fine work it is doing on the food pantry project and I am so very grateful to have played a small role in the success of this very important project. My heart ached when I saw first hand the recipients humbly accepting food donations at the Marshfield Food Pantry. There is such a need for this in my own community of Marshfield and I never knew it until I physically brought the food donations to the pantry. I actually saw a Mom with her children in a Minivan waiting for me to leave because she was too embarrassed and feared I might recognize her. Also, several elderly folks barely able to walk, loaded food into their cars because it was the end of the month and their food had run out and they used all of their government checks. It is truly heartbreaking!”Roni came to thank SSCC in person for our generosity with donations to Marshfield's food pantry. Beyond the thanking us, Roni provided information about the people in need of the state's food pantries. The figures are staggering. Our members have reason to be proud of the donations they make to help those in need in these difficult economic times.
The special election was held and we now have a new Officer-at-Large. Mal Smith was elected unanimously. She is returning to this position and will handle everyone's special order clothing items, as well as other Corvette-related goods. If you're looking for something that we carry or if you'd like to get an article of clothing that you already own embroidered with the SSCC logo or your name, get in touch with Mal. she can be reached here. We would like to thank Eileen Casey for her dedicated service as Officer-at-Large.
Thanks to Carmine Carlucci for the delicious cookies he provided for dessert. They were tempting for those who are dieting, but they sure hit the spot for all of us with a sweet tooth. Stay tuned for news on upcoming events. We have a busy Corvette season planned.
April Meeting
Apr, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | SSCC Events Wrap-ups
April Meeting
Don’t miss the monthly meeting on Thursday, April 30 at the Elks lodge in Weymouth. We have a surprise for you all...we'll be having pizza for everyone so don't eat before you get there!
We also have an important election to fill the now-vacant Officer-at-Large position. We will be addressing that at the start of the meeting so don't be late. There will be a guest at Thursday's meeting, and we think you'll all like to hear what she has to say. And, as always, we'll be reviewing upcoming SSCC and other activities that will be of interest to all.
Don't forget your donation to the Food Pantry box! Hope to see you all at the meeting.
Don’t miss the monthly meeting on Thursday, April 30 at the Elks lodge in Weymouth. We have a surprise for you all...we'll be having pizza for everyone so don't eat before you get there!
We also have an important election to fill the now-vacant Officer-at-Large position. We will be addressing that at the start of the meeting so don't be late. There will be a guest at Thursday's meeting, and we think you'll all like to hear what she has to say. And, as always, we'll be reviewing upcoming SSCC and other activities that will be of interest to all.
Don't forget your donation to the Food Pantry box! Hope to see you all at the meeting.
Callaway Day Wrap-up
Apr, 20 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups
South Shore Corvette Club's sponsor, Corvette Mike, held its first "Callaway Day" on Saturday, April 18, 2009, featuring the famous Reeves Callaway with one of his Callaway Corvettes. Those who met and spoke with Reeves all agree that he is a true gentleman and passionate about the Callaway Corvettes. There were quite a few men, and our own JoAnne Horigan, who had pre-registered to ride in the Callaway. What a surprise they all experienced when not only did they ride in it, but they also got an opportunity to drive it! It was a great day and especially nice to see so many of our Corvette friends from all over Massachusetts and beyond after our long, cold winter. More pictures can be seen here.Taxrun Wrap-up
Apr, 20 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
SSCC's annual "Tax Run", hosted by Russ and Judy Erikson, was held on a very cool, but bright and sunny, day. Twenty-two Corvettes were led to Hull through previously unknown back roads. What a gorgeous run! We had reserved tables on the second floor of the Red Parrot restaurant in Hull. The views of the water and beach were unbelievable. The brunch was also unbelievable, and there were many who went back for seconds. Thanks, Russ and Judy, for a great day. We're already looking forward to the 2010 run! More photos are here.Food Pantry Donations
Apr, 05 2009 SSCC News and InfoGeneral Club Info
Food Pantry Donations
In January we started collecting donations for local food pantries Read More...
In January we started collecting donations for local food pantries Read More...
Trivia Answer
Apr, 05 2009 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
Trivia Answer
This month we started taking questions from the previous month winner. Since Jack Donnelly was our winner in February, he was on deck for the question. Jack did not let us down and hurled a 100 mph knuckleball of a question at us. Looking at the photo, tell what year C5 this is and why. As you have probably figured out, the questions where you identify a photo are tough mostly because it is impossible to use Google to aid you. We only received one answer and it was correct. Here is Steve Bradford’s answer:
It was 1997 and partial 1998. GM moved the fuel regulator to inside the gas tank in 98 and then only one feed line at the rail so there was no longer any need for 2 fuel lines at the engine. One being the main feed and the other being the return from the pressure regulator and fuel rail.
This month we started taking questions from the previous month winner. Since Jack Donnelly was our winner in February, he was on deck for the question. Jack did not let us down and hurled a 100 mph knuckleball of a question at us. Looking at the photo, tell what year C5 this is and why. As you have probably figured out, the questions where you identify a photo are tough mostly because it is impossible to use Google to aid you. We only received one answer and it was correct. Here is Steve Bradford’s answer:It was 1997 and partial 1998. GM moved the fuel regulator to inside the gas tank in 98 and then only one feed line at the rail so there was no longer any need for 2 fuel lines at the engine. One being the main feed and the other being the return from the pressure regulator and fuel rail.
March Monthly Meeting Wrap-up
Mar, 30 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | SSCC Events Wrap-ups
March Monthly Meeting Wrap-up
Our was held on March 26, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. It was our annual Dessert Night and what a delectable spread arrived. Rodney Collymore headed up the judging panel and declared Yvonne Primavera the winner with her exquisite Pineapple Coconut cake. Congratulations and thank you to Yvonne and to all the members that brought desserts.
Officer Position Available
South Shore Corvette Club member Eileen Casey has resigned as our Officer-at-Large due to personal reasons. We all want to thank Eileen for her two years of handling our club's Store inventory and ordering personalized items of interest for our members.
According to the by-lays, the position needs to be filled within two months. We are accepting nominations from now until our next business meeting on April 30th, at which time a vote will be held and we will elect a new Officer-at-Large. If you would like to be considered, please let any of the officers know, and we will add your name to the ballot. You can email the officers here.
below are the responsibilities of the Officer-at-Large as stated in the by-laws. The responsibilities are more than ordering shirts, etc. This officer steps in to fill the position of any officer if and when necessary. If you would like further explanation, contact Elaine Kemp at 617-872-8252.
Section 6 – Duties of the Officer-at-Large
• Temporarily fill any vacancy caused by the absence of any officer.
• Perform duties of President only in the absence of both the President and the Vice-President.
• Coordinate all “Store” activities, orders, monies, merchandise.
Our was held on March 26, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. It was our annual Dessert Night and what a delectable spread arrived. Rodney Collymore headed up the judging panel and declared Yvonne Primavera the winner with her exquisite Pineapple Coconut cake. Congratulations and thank you to Yvonne and to all the members that brought desserts.
Officer Position Available
South Shore Corvette Club member Eileen Casey has resigned as our Officer-at-Large due to personal reasons. We all want to thank Eileen for her two years of handling our club's Store inventory and ordering personalized items of interest for our members.
According to the by-lays, the position needs to be filled within two months. We are accepting nominations from now until our next business meeting on April 30th, at which time a vote will be held and we will elect a new Officer-at-Large. If you would like to be considered, please let any of the officers know, and we will add your name to the ballot. You can email the officers here.
below are the responsibilities of the Officer-at-Large as stated in the by-laws. The responsibilities are more than ordering shirts, etc. This officer steps in to fill the position of any officer if and when necessary. If you would like further explanation, contact Elaine Kemp at 617-872-8252.
Section 6 – Duties of the Officer-at-Large
• Temporarily fill any vacancy caused by the absence of any officer.
• Perform duties of President only in the absence of both the President and the Vice-President.
• Coordinate all “Store” activities, orders, monies, merchandise.
Mill Wharf Texas Bar-B-Que Wrap-up
Mar, 25 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | SSCC Events Wrap-ups
Mill Wharf Texas Bar-B-Que Wrap-up
The Big Texas B-B-Q was held on Tuesday March 24, at the Mill Wharf. A big thanks to our resident chef Carmine Carlucci for a delicious spread of spicy chili, baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread, B-B-Q chicken, the meatiest spareribs you have ever seen, spicy potato wedges, cookies, and watermelon. We had a huge turnout and everyone needed to loosen the belt at least one notch.
We had a surprise birthday celebration as Alan Kemp turned 49. More photos can be seen here.
The Big Texas B-B-Q was held on Tuesday March 24, at the Mill Wharf. A big thanks to our resident chef Carmine Carlucci for a delicious spread of spicy chili, baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread, B-B-Q chicken, the meatiest spareribs you have ever seen, spicy potato wedges, cookies, and watermelon. We had a huge turnout and everyone needed to loosen the belt at least one notch.We had a surprise birthday celebration as Alan Kemp turned 49. More photos can be seen here.
Spring
Mar, 21 2009 SSCC News and InfoGeneral Club Info
It’s time. It’s time to take that Christmas wreath off the door. Time to remove the drive way markers that the plow guy ignores. Time to put the down parka away, put the snow blower in the shed, take off the snow tires, hit the lawn with a dose of fertilizer, dig out the spring jacket and most important, take the cover off the Vette. Spring has arrived. Read More...
Mill Wharf Texas Bar-B-Que
Mar, 15 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Mill Wharf Texas Bar-B-Que
The Big Texas B-B-Q is on Tuesday March 24, at the Mill Wharf. Cocktail Hour from 5:30—6:30, There will be cheese and crackers and vegetable crudite and dip. Dinner will start at 6:30 and will be an all you can eat buffet.
Menu as follows:
Spicy chili, baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread, B-B-Q chicken, the meatiest spareribs you have ever seen, spicy potato wedges, cookies, and
Watermelon, coffee, tea, soda, non-alcholic drinks! Pay at the table, $20.00 includes meal,tax,and tip.
The Big Texas B-B-Q is on Tuesday March 24, at the Mill Wharf. Cocktail Hour from 5:30—6:30, There will be cheese and crackers and vegetable crudite and dip. Dinner will start at 6:30 and will be an all you can eat buffet.
Menu as follows:
Spicy chili, baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread, B-B-Q chicken, the meatiest spareribs you have ever seen, spicy potato wedges, cookies, and
Watermelon, coffee, tea, soda, non-alcholic drinks! Pay at the table, $20.00 includes meal,tax,and tip.
Norm's Detailing Clinic
Mar, 14 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | Other Club Events
Norm's Detailing Clinic, Adams Car Care Products, held at MacMulkin Chevrolet
Norm Wood from Gate City Corvette Club sponsored a Detailing Clinic at MacMulkin Chevrolet (sponsor of Gate City Corvette Club) in Nashua, New Hampshire on March 14. Read More...
Norm Wood from Gate City Corvette Club sponsored a Detailing Clinic at MacMulkin Chevrolet (sponsor of Gate City Corvette Club) in Nashua, New Hampshire on March 14. Read More...
Feb 2009 Trivia Answer
Mar, 04 2009 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
February Trivia Answer
For February the Trivia Committee wanted you to think hard or do some research. The question was: You are most likely familiar with "side pipes" or as GM called them, Side Exhaust. What year or years were side exhaust available as a factory installed option. This requires a very specific listing of year/years. Be careful. Read More...
For February the Trivia Committee wanted you to think hard or do some research. The question was: You are most likely familiar with "side pipes" or as GM called them, Side Exhaust. What year or years were side exhaust available as a factory installed option. This requires a very specific listing of year/years. Be careful. Read More...
Mill wharf Brunch Wrap-up
Mar, 02 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups | SSCC Events Wrap-ups
Mill Wharf Brunch-Wrap-up
Chef Carmine Carlucci again wowed us with a wonderful Sunday brunch. The question that begs to be asked is just how many times you can go through the line and still be able to walk out. Read More...
Chef Carmine Carlucci again wowed us with a wonderful Sunday brunch. The question that begs to be asked is just how many times you can go through the line and still be able to walk out. Read More...
Feb. 2009 Meeting Wrap-up
February Meeting-Wrap-Up
We had a huge turn-out for the February meeting. Our second annual Italian Night was again a culinary success. The club provided a feast consisting of lasagna, zitti with chicken and broccoli, rigatoni, salad and garlic bread and rolls. Deserts of biscotti were provided by our chef, Carmine Carlucci.
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We had a huge turn-out for the February meeting. Our second annual Italian Night was again a culinary success. The club provided a feast consisting of lasagna, zitti with chicken and broccoli, rigatoni, salad and garlic bread and rolls. Deserts of biscotti were provided by our chef, Carmine Carlucci.
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February 2009 Meeting
Feb, 27 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events | SSCC Events General Club Info
February Meeting-Mangia Night
Show up hungry and you will not be disappointed. Plans have been made for the February meeting to be an Italian Feast. In addition to the food, we will have information about our upcoming events. Plans have been made for the Tax Day Run, the annual Shakedown Cruise, Wings and Wheels at the Collings Foundation and hopefully a return to Ron’s Restoration. Read More...
Show up hungry and you will not be disappointed. Plans have been made for the February meeting to be an Italian Feast. In addition to the food, we will have information about our upcoming events. Plans have been made for the Tax Day Run, the annual Shakedown Cruise, Wings and Wheels at the Collings Foundation and hopefully a return to Ron’s Restoration. Read More...
Mill Wharf Brunch 2009
Feb, 23 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events
Mill Wharf Brunch
We are returning to the Mill Wharf Restaurant where member Carmine Carlucci (Yellow C6 Convertible) is Executive Chef.
We have always had a large turnout for this great event. If you have not participated in the past, you are missing one of the best brunches on the South Shore. Read More...
We are returning to the Mill Wharf Restaurant where member Carmine Carlucci (Yellow C6 Convertible) is Executive Chef.
We have always had a large turnout for this great event. If you have not participated in the past, you are missing one of the best brunches on the South Shore. Read More...
Soup Party Wrap-up
Feb, 10 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events Wrap-ups
Soup Party-Wrap-up, No Campbell’s Here
The first SSCC Soup Party was held on February 7 at the home of Mal Smith and Joe Woodard. It was attended by 30 members and enjoyed by everyone. Read More...
The first SSCC Soup Party was held on February 7 at the home of Mal Smith and Joe Woodard. It was attended by 30 members and enjoyed by everyone. Read More...
January Trivial Answer
Feb, 03 2009 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
January Trivia Answer
The question was: “What does 30-30 (thirty-thirty) refer to in Corvette lore and, as usual, why?” This was a questions for the Corvette old timers. Growing up in the sixties and owning any Chevy with a V8 meant putting in a cam. Read More...
The question was: “What does 30-30 (thirty-thirty) refer to in Corvette lore and, as usual, why?” This was a questions for the Corvette old timers. Growing up in the sixties and owning any Chevy with a V8 meant putting in a cam. Read More...
January Meeting Wrap-up
Feb, 02 2009 SSCC News and InfoWrap-ups
January Meeting Wrap-up
SSCC's first meeting of 2009 brought an unbelievable number of members, and the potluck supper was the best we've ever had! We have some fantastic cooks in our group, that's for sure.
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SSCC's first meeting of 2009 brought an unbelievable number of members, and the potluck supper was the best we've ever had! We have some fantastic cooks in our group, that's for sure.
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Winter, burrrrrrrrrr
Jan, 27 2009 SSCC News and InfoGeneral Club Info
Winter, burrrrrrrrrrr
We have past that depressing day in late December known as the Winter Solstice. It officially occurred on December 21, 2008, at 7:04 am. That was when to days stopped getting shorter. It is the time when the reversal begins to happen and we get gradually lengthening days and shortened nights. I no longer feel like getting into bed at 4:30 in the afternoon but I’m longing for an 8:30 sunset. I came across this picture and it reminded me of one of my early Vettes. Mine was a ’58 that had seen better days. It was a daily driver for me and probably every one of the multitude of owners before me and the one after me. But it was a Corvette, it was a 4-speed and it was mine. Enjoy the winter. wl
We have past that depressing day in late December known as the Winter Solstice. It officially occurred on December 21, 2008, at 7:04 am. That was when to days stopped getting shorter. It is the time when the reversal begins to happen and we get gradually lengthening days and shortened nights. I no longer feel like getting into bed at 4:30 in the afternoon but I’m longing for an 8:30 sunset. I came across this picture and it reminded me of one of my early Vettes. Mine was a ’58 that had seen better days. It was a daily driver for me and probably every one of the multitude of owners before me and the one after me. But it was a Corvette, it was a 4-speed and it was mine. Enjoy the winter. wlDecember Trivia Answer
Jan, 03 2009 SSCC News and InfoTrivia Questions
December Trivia Answer
For December the Trivia Question Committee didn’t make it easy. It was tough because you could not Google the answer, at least not in a direct sense. This was the question: Below is a picture of a Corvette door handle. Based on what you see, what is the possible age range of the Corvette and most important, why?
If a larger photo would be of some help, click on the photo and you can see a bigger version.
We only had one correct answer form Russ Erickson! This photo is of a 1964 Corvette. It could also be a 1963. As Russ pointed out in his answer, the raised pad that the handle sits on is the giveaway. This was only on 1963 and early 1964 Corvettes.
For December the Trivia Question Committee didn’t make it easy. It was tough because you could not Google the answer, at least not in a direct sense. This was the question: Below is a picture of a Corvette door handle. Based on what you see, what is the possible age range of the Corvette and most important, why?
If a larger photo would be of some help, click on the photo and you can see a bigger version.We only had one correct answer form Russ Erickson! This photo is of a 1964 Corvette. It could also be a 1963. As Russ pointed out in his answer, the raised pad that the handle sits on is the giveaway. This was only on 1963 and early 1964 Corvettes.
Hppy New Year
Jan, 02 2009 SSCC News and InfoSSCC Events General Club Info
Happy New Year!
We hope your holiday season was festive and relaxing. Most of our Corvettes are snuggled away for the long winter nap and our thoughts are elsewhere. Plans are already being made for activities next year. If you have suggestions, please contact any of the officers either by email, phone or in person. We not only welcome your suggestions but we rely on them.
By now, you should have received your dues renewal letter. Dues are due in January. Please renew early. And also, please fill out the short survey at the bottom of the letter and return it with your check.
Everyone that attended Eileen and Bill Casey’s dinner at the 99 in Braintree had a wonderful time. It was a perfect evening of talk and eat, the two things members do very well. Thank you Eileen and Bill!
We hope your holiday season was festive and relaxing. Most of our Corvettes are snuggled away for the long winter nap and our thoughts are elsewhere. Plans are already being made for activities next year. If you have suggestions, please contact any of the officers either by email, phone or in person. We not only welcome your suggestions but we rely on them.
By now, you should have received your dues renewal letter. Dues are due in January. Please renew early. And also, please fill out the short survey at the bottom of the letter and return it with your check.
Everyone that attended Eileen and Bill Casey’s dinner at the 99 in Braintree had a wonderful time. It was a perfect evening of talk and eat, the two things members do very well. Thank you Eileen and Bill!