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SSCC Events
Mill Wharf Brunch
Mar, 06 2011
Mill Wharf Brunch
We are returning for the forth year 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. We are meeting at the Mill Wharf on Sunday, March 6 at 10:00 am. The Mill Wharf is located in picturesque Scituate Harbor at 150 R. Front Street. The cost including all, tax, gratuity is $23.00 per person.
This is one of the most complete brunch menus you will find anywhere. The buffet has everything from Eggs Bennie to pizza. You can have an omelet made your way and do not miss the desert table.
So, if you like fresh fruit, granola, and yogurt, caesar salad, pasta salad, fresh baked danish, eggs benedict, home-fries, bacon, sausage, stuffed shells,spinach cannelloni, baked haddock, seafood Newburg, Caribbean jerk chicken, bbq spareribs, prime rib, honey ham, omelets, eggs to order, belgium waffles, pancakes, french toast, pizza, and of course a full dessert bar, let Carmine know that you will be attending. Email Carmine or call 617-306-9684.
We are returning for the forth year 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. We are meeting at the Mill Wharf on Sunday, March 6 at 10:00 am. The Mill Wharf is located in picturesque Scituate Harbor at 150 R. Front Street. The cost including all, tax, gratuity is $23.00 per person.This is one of the most complete brunch menus you will find anywhere. The buffet has everything from Eggs Bennie to pizza. You can have an omelet made your way and do not miss the desert table.
So, if you like fresh fruit, granola, and yogurt, caesar salad, pasta salad, fresh baked danish, eggs benedict, home-fries, bacon, sausage, stuffed shells,spinach cannelloni, baked haddock, seafood Newburg, Caribbean jerk chicken, bbq spareribs, prime rib, honey ham, omelets, eggs to order, belgium waffles, pancakes, french toast, pizza, and of course a full dessert bar, let Carmine know that you will be attending. Email Carmine or call 617-306-9684.
February 2011 Meeting
Feb, 23 2011
February is Italian Feast Night–Mangia
Bring a big appetite to the meeting on February 24 because Italian Night is back. Food will be provided by the club so all you need to bring is you bib. Coffee will be provided by our sponsor Marylou's, The Best Coffee in Town. We are continuing our food pantry donations. Please bring a non perishable item for the donations.
If you are thinking of joining the SSCC, stop by at any of our meetings or events. We welcome all people interested in Corvettes. Our meeting is at 7:00 on February 24, in the Members’s lounge of the Weymouth Elks. The Elks is located on Route 53, near the Pleasant Street intersection.
Bring a big appetite to the meeting on February 24 because Italian Night is back. Food will be provided by the club so all you need to bring is you bib. Coffee will be provided by our sponsor Marylou's, The Best Coffee in Town. We are continuing our food pantry donations. Please bring a non perishable item for the donations.If you are thinking of joining the SSCC, stop by at any of our meetings or events. We welcome all people interested in Corvettes. Our meeting is at 7:00 on February 24, in the Members’s lounge of the Weymouth Elks. The Elks is located on Route 53, near the Pleasant Street intersection.
Pool Party Wrap-up
Jul, 13 2010
Pool Party Wrap-up
Sunday July11, 2010 at Steve and Melissa’s
What a great day for a pool party. The weather was hot and sunny and the pool, a sparking blue just beckoning all to jump in. Read More...
Sunday July11, 2010 at Steve and Melissa’s
What a great day for a pool party. The weather was hot and sunny and the pool, a sparking blue just beckoning all to jump in. Read More...QuarterTanker to Kimballs
Jun, 29 2010
Quarter Tanker Run to the Famous
Kimball Ice Cream Stand
On Sunday, June 27, we will be making our first Quarter Tanker Run. A “QT” is a trip that will take about a quarter tank of gas or less. For our inaugural run we are going to Kimball Farm in Westford, MA. This is NOT the Kimball Farms we went to last fall.
Famous since 1939 for their legendary ice cream, Kimball Farm has become a perfect place to visit, have fun and relax. With 36 holes of adventure style mini golf, a bumper boat pond, farm animals and live animal shows, there’s lots of excitement for everyone. Kimball Farm also features a Driving Range, with both mat & grass tees and a par-3, 9-hole Pitch & Putt golf course.
Hungry? Their Luncheon Grill & Seafood Shack serves incredible fried seafood and hot-off-the-grill BBQ. Visit the Country Store for shopping, or to indulge in one of their homemade pastries, soup or gourmet sandwiches. We can top off our visit with their delicious homemade ice cream! You can check out Kimball Farm here.
Meeting times and places
We will meet in Weymouth at the Building 19 parking lot starting at 10:00 am. We will leave promptly at 10:30. Our next stop will be Joe’s American Bar and Grill parking lot in Dedham. We will leave Joe’s at 10:45 sharp. We will be taking some scenic back roads to Westford and should arrive at Kimball Farm about noon. Just in time for lunch.
Kimball Ice Cream Stand
On Sunday, June 27, we will be making our first Quarter Tanker Run. A “QT” is a trip that will take about a quarter tank of gas or less. For our inaugural run we are going to Kimball Farm in Westford, MA. This is NOT the Kimball Farms we went to last fall.Famous since 1939 for their legendary ice cream, Kimball Farm has become a perfect place to visit, have fun and relax. With 36 holes of adventure style mini golf, a bumper boat pond, farm animals and live animal shows, there’s lots of excitement for everyone. Kimball Farm also features a Driving Range, with both mat & grass tees and a par-3, 9-hole Pitch & Putt golf course.
Hungry? Their Luncheon Grill & Seafood Shack serves incredible fried seafood and hot-off-the-grill BBQ. Visit the Country Store for shopping, or to indulge in one of their homemade pastries, soup or gourmet sandwiches. We can top off our visit with their delicious homemade ice cream! You can check out Kimball Farm here.Meeting times and places
We will meet in Weymouth at the Building 19 parking lot starting at 10:00 am. We will leave promptly at 10:30. Our next stop will be Joe’s American Bar and Grill parking lot in Dedham. We will leave Joe’s at 10:45 sharp. We will be taking some scenic back roads to Westford and should arrive at Kimball Farm about noon. Just in time for lunch.
Toad Hall Father's Day Cruise
Jun, 21 2010
Father’s Day Cruise
Father’s Day this year (June 20) will incorporate the essence of the day. The SSCC Father’s Day Cruise is being planned by and conducted by daughters and sons of our members. To get your offsprings involved, have them send an email to the link at the bottom of this page. It will be forwarded to the SSCC Father’s Day Cruise Committee. All members are invited to attend this event. If you would like it to be a Father/Daughter, Father/Son, Uncle/Nephew, Uncle/Niece, Husband/Wife or Solo cruise that is fine. What is important is that as a family club, out sons and daughters are planning the event.
Please join us this Father’s Day, Sunday, June 20, 2010 for a cruise to the Toad Hall Classic Sports Car Collection at The Simmons Homestead. It is located in Hyannis Port, MA. Toad Hall consists of an eclectic collection of over 50 sports cars. Many are English, all are RED. Click here to visit the Toad Hall web site.
Meeting times and places:
First meeting place: Rockland Park & Ride
(leave by 8:30 a.m. sharp)
Second meeting place: Plymouth, Exit 5 aka Totem Pole
(leave there by 9:45 a.m. sharp)
Our goal is to get to the museum by 10:30 a.m.
There is an entry charge of $ 8.00 per person
If you’re available to stay after touring the museum we will gather for lunch in the area.
Father’s Day this year (June 20) will incorporate the essence of the day. The SSCC Father’s Day Cruise is being planned by and conducted by daughters and sons of our members. To get your offsprings involved, have them send an email to the link at the bottom of this page. It will be forwarded to the SSCC Father’s Day Cruise Committee. All members are invited to attend this event. If you would like it to be a Father/Daughter, Father/Son, Uncle/Nephew, Uncle/Niece, Husband/Wife or Solo cruise that is fine. What is important is that as a family club, out sons and daughters are planning the event.
Please join us this Father’s Day, Sunday, June 20, 2010 for a cruise to the Toad Hall Classic Sports Car Collection at The Simmons Homestead. It is located in Hyannis Port, MA. Toad Hall consists of an eclectic collection of over 50 sports cars. Many are English, all are RED. Click here to visit the Toad Hall web site.Meeting times and places:
First meeting place: Rockland Park & Ride
(leave by 8:30 a.m. sharp)
Second meeting place: Plymouth, Exit 5 aka Totem Pole
(leave there by 9:45 a.m. sharp)
Our goal is to get to the museum by 10:30 a.m.
There is an entry charge of $ 8.00 per person
If you’re available to stay after touring the museum we will gather for lunch in the area.
Hemmings Getaway
Jun, 03 2010
Hemmings Weekend Getaway
We’re off to the Green Mountain State
A weekend getaway has been planned by South Shore Corvette Club members Roy and Judy Charron. The destination is Bennington, VT the home of Hemmings Motor News. We will be leaving Weymouth on Friday, June 4 and returning Sunday, June 6, 2010. If you can’t get away for the entire weekend, you are welcome to come up for a day or just an overnight.
Our tour guides, Roy and Judy, have already made a reconnaissance mission to Bennington and have mapped out the route, the lodging and most important, the restaurants. There is a block of rooms available at the Paradise Inn and the rates are very reasonable. Other lodging is available and many restaurants are near by. There is a variety of places to visit and sights to see. More information is here.
We’re off to the Green Mountain State
A weekend getaway has been planned by South Shore Corvette Club members Roy and Judy Charron. The destination is Bennington, VT the home of Hemmings Motor News. We will be leaving Weymouth on Friday, June 4 and returning Sunday, June 6, 2010. If you can’t get away for the entire weekend, you are welcome to come up for a day or just an overnight.Our tour guides, Roy and Judy, have already made a reconnaissance mission to Bennington and have mapped out the route, the lodging and most important, the restaurants. There is a block of rooms available at the Paradise Inn and the rates are very reasonable. Other lodging is available and many restaurants are near by. There is a variety of places to visit and sights to see. More information is here.Tax Run
Apr, 12 2010
Tax Run on Sunday, April 11It’s time to put away the calculator for a couple of hours and fire up the Vette for the kick off cruise of 2010. Russ and Judy Erikson have planned a nice little cruise for us to Hull for brunch. They always make it a scenic tour and the Red Parrot has great food and equally great views. We're meeting at the Rockland Park & Ride lot across the street from Home Depot at 9:30 am. Then we'll go on a meandering ride through the back roads to the Red Parrot in Hull for brunch. This is a rain or shine event.
Bowling
Apr, 02 2010
Let’s Go Bowling
On Sunday, March 28 at 11:00 a.m. we will be having a little fun at the newly renovated Boston Bowl in Hanover, on Rt. 139. If you like to bowl, have bowled before, have never bowled, are a really good bowler, have never been inside a bowling alley, hate to bowl, are embarrassed when you bowl, like to show off when you bowl, or watched Candlepins For Cash, you qualify and are invited. We will start at 11:00 a.m. After bowling, we will head to the Alumni Sports Cafe in Pembroke for lunch.
A viewing of Kingpin or The Big Lebowski may be in order to get you into the proper spirit.
Please email to the link at the bottom of this page if you will be attending.
On Sunday, March 28 at 11:00 a.m. we will be having a little fun at the newly renovated Boston Bowl in Hanover, on Rt. 139. If you like to bowl, have bowled before, have never bowled, are a really good bowler, have never been inside a bowling alley, hate to bowl, are embarrassed when you bowl, like to show off when you bowl, or watched Candlepins For Cash, you qualify and are invited. We will start at 11:00 a.m. After bowling, we will head to the Alumni Sports Cafe in Pembroke for lunch.A viewing of Kingpin or The Big Lebowski may be in order to get you into the proper spirit.
Please email to the link at the bottom of this page if you will be attending.
Mill Wharf Brunch 2010
Mar, 09 2010
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. We are meeting at the Mill Wharf on Sunday, March 7 at 10:00 am. The Mill Wharf is located in picturesque Scituate Harbor at 150 R. Front Street. The cost including all, tax, gratuity, food and beverages is $23.00 per person. you read that right, Carmine is including beverages!
This is one of the most complete brunch menus you will find anywhere. The buffet has everything from Eggs Bennie to pizza. You can have an omelet made your way and do not miss the desert table.
So, if you like fresh fruit, granola, and yogurt, caesar salad, pasta salad, fresh baked danish, eggs benedict, homefries, bacon, sausage, stuffed shells,spinach canneloni, baked haddock,seafood newburg, carribean jerk chicken, bbq spareribs, primerib, honey ham, omlets and eggs to order, belgium waffles, pancakes, french toast, pizza, and of course a full dessert bar, call or email Carmine or Elaine to attend.
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. We are meeting at the Mill Wharf on Sunday, March 7 at 10:00 am. The Mill Wharf is located in picturesque Scituate Harbor at 150 R. Front Street. The cost including all, tax, gratuity, food and beverages is $23.00 per person. you read that right, Carmine is including beverages!This is one of the most complete brunch menus you will find anywhere. The buffet has everything from Eggs Bennie to pizza. You can have an omelet made your way and do not miss the desert table.
So, if you like fresh fruit, granola, and yogurt, caesar salad, pasta salad, fresh baked danish, eggs benedict, homefries, bacon, sausage, stuffed shells,spinach canneloni, baked haddock,seafood newburg, carribean jerk chicken, bbq spareribs, primerib, honey ham, omlets and eggs to order, belgium waffles, pancakes, french toast, pizza, and of course a full dessert bar, call or email Carmine or Elaine to attend.
Feb 2010 Meeting
Feb, 26 2010
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, News about the Father’s Day Outing and our weekend getaway to Hemmings in Burlington, VT.
We will again be conducting the Food Panty donations. Last month’s donation went to the Weymouth Food Pantry. For February, Marshfield will be the beneficiary. For those that missed the announcement, will would like you to bring a can good or other non perishable food item to the meeting. We will then present contents of our collection box to one of the local south shore food pantries.
Bring your questions, suggestions and appetite on February 25 to the Weymouth Elks at 7:00.
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, News about the Father’s Day Outing and our weekend getaway to Hemmings in Burlington, VT.We will again be conducting the Food Panty donations. Last month’s donation went to the Weymouth Food Pantry. For February, Marshfield will be the beneficiary. For those that missed the announcement, will would like you to bring a can good or other non perishable food item to the meeting. We will then present contents of our collection box to one of the local south shore food pantries.
Bring your questions, suggestions and appetite on February 25 to the Weymouth Elks at 7:00.
Fall Foliage Cruise
Oct, 25 2009
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
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
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
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
Jul, 16 2009
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...
Upcoming Events
May, 30 2009
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.
Mill Wharf Texas Bar-B-Que
Mar, 15 2009
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.
February 2009 Meeting
Feb, 27 2009
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
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...
Recognition Dinner Wrap-up
Dec, 02 2008
Recognition Dinner Wrap-up
November, it marks the end and the beginning of so many things. It’s the end of the warm days we love and the beginning of the holidays. At the SSCC, it is the end of the formal functions that the club sponsors. Read More...
November, it marks the end and the beginning of so many things. It’s the end of the warm days we love and the beginning of the holidays. At the SSCC, it is the end of the formal functions that the club sponsors. Read More...Weymouth Day Parade Wrap-up
Dec, 01 2008
Weymouth Day Parade Wrap-up
South Shore Corvette Club came through again. Twelve Corvettes represented our club in the Weymouth Veterans Day Parade, and we covered 40 years of Vettes with Terry Partridge's 1969 up to Bill Casey's 2009 ZO6. The day was bright and crisp, and the spectators were lined up to greet us, as usual. Boy, do they like those Corvettes! Read More...
South Shore Corvette Club came through again. Twelve Corvettes represented our club in the Weymouth Veterans Day Parade, and we covered 40 years of Vettes with Terry Partridge's 1969 up to Bill Casey's 2009 ZO6. The day was bright and crisp, and the spectators were lined up to greet us, as usual. Boy, do they like those Corvettes! Read More...
Bug JuiceRally
Oct, 16 2008
Bug Juice RallyIt's hard to believe that a year has past since the last Bug Juice Rally. Carol Santacross has again taken the reins to plan and coordinate this year's event. Carol promises perfect weather although this will be a rain or shine event.If you are new to the SSCC or new to the Bug Juice Rally it is a day of fun and laughter. The BJR is not a race. It is a cross between a scavenger hunt, a mystery tour and a trivia contest. Each Vette needs to have a driver and a navigator. Read More...
Monthly Meeting
Sep, 26 2008
Monthly Meeting
Mark your calendars for September 25th. We return to the Weymouth Elks at 7:00. We will be having Marylou's coffee and snacks. There are a number of items on the agenda. September is the month when we open the floor to nominations for officers. We encourage all members to consider running for office.
The Recognition Dinner will be held at the Monponsett Inn in Halifax in November 15, 2008. It will be a buffet and the menu will be announced at the next meeting. The cost is $35.00/couple so bring your checkbook.
We are planning a Fall Foliage Cruise with a destination of Lakeville to see the Hallamore Clydesdales. This should be a very scenic cruise and one to enjoy our cars and camaraderie. The proposed dates are Oct. 5 with a rain date of Oct. 12. We need someone to lead the event and we are looking for a volunteer.
Carol Santacross has planned another great Bug Juice Rally. The event is scheduled for Oct. 19 and we'll meet at 10 AM at the Totem Pole Exit 5 off Rt 3 south in the parking lot behind MacDonald's in the rest area. Drivers and navigators meeting at 10:15, first car out at 10:30 Sharp!. We will have more information at the meeting. You can call her at 781 934-6455. Please let her know if you plan to attend so she can print sufficient directions and she also needs a head count for the restaurant. Carol will give full details at the meeting.
Our annual Schooner Brunch is being lead again by Tom Hayes on Oct 26. Cars and food? There's a novel idea. Can't wait! More details at the meeting.
Mark your calendars for September 25th. We return to the Weymouth Elks at 7:00. We will be having Marylou's coffee and snacks. There are a number of items on the agenda. September is the month when we open the floor to nominations for officers. We encourage all members to consider running for office.
The Recognition Dinner will be held at the Monponsett Inn in Halifax in November 15, 2008. It will be a buffet and the menu will be announced at the next meeting. The cost is $35.00/couple so bring your checkbook.
We are planning a Fall Foliage Cruise with a destination of Lakeville to see the Hallamore Clydesdales. This should be a very scenic cruise and one to enjoy our cars and camaraderie. The proposed dates are Oct. 5 with a rain date of Oct. 12. We need someone to lead the event and we are looking for a volunteer.
Carol Santacross has planned another great Bug Juice Rally. The event is scheduled for Oct. 19 and we'll meet at 10 AM at the Totem Pole Exit 5 off Rt 3 south in the parking lot behind MacDonald's in the rest area. Drivers and navigators meeting at 10:15, first car out at 10:30 Sharp!. We will have more information at the meeting. You can call her at 781 934-6455. Please let her know if you plan to attend so she can print sufficient directions and she also needs a head count for the restaurant. Carol will give full details at the meeting.
Our annual Schooner Brunch is being lead again by Tom Hayes on Oct 26. Cars and food? There's a novel idea. Can't wait! More details at the meeting.
July Meeting Meeting Wrap-up
Aug, 31 2008
July Meeting Meeting Wrap-up
The July 31st meeting was held at Bill and Eileen Casey's home in Norwell. We had a huge turnout and everyone had plenty to eat. There were many conversations and friends caught up on what everyone was doing for the summer. Terry brought the meeting o order and we took a moment to reflect on the passing of our fellow member, Rich Bertrand. New member introductions were made. Thank you all for the great turnout and a huge thank you to Bill and Eileen for graciously hosting the meeting. See you all next month. There are more photos of our July meeting here.
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The July 31st meeting was held at Bill and Eileen Casey's home in Norwell. We had a huge turnout and everyone had plenty to eat. There were many conversations and friends caught up on what everyone was doing for the summer. Terry brought the meeting o order and we took a moment to reflect on the passing of our fellow member, Rich Bertrand. New member introductions were made. Thank you all for the great turnout and a huge thank you to Bill and Eileen for graciously hosting the meeting. See you all next month. There are more photos of our July meeting here..
July Meeting–it's a cookout!
Aug, 01 2008
The July 31st meeting will be held at Bill and Eileen Casey's home in Norwell. There is plenty of parking so bring your Corvette along with your appetite. Food will be provided, BYOB. Contact Eileen by phone or email if you are coming. We need to get a count so we do not run out of food. 781-659-1513/email here. In case of rain, the meeting will be held at the Elks as usual.
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Rich Bertrand
Jul, 25 2008
Rich Bertrand
South Shore Corvette Club stepped up and did the Club proud with the turnout for our fallen comrade, Rich Bertrand's, wake and funeral. Our members really proved just how our club rises to each occasion. Rich's wife and family were overwhelmed when all the blue SSCC shirts arrived at the wake. They had no idea of how well liked Rich was with our members, and they constantly thanked us for coming. On the day of Rich's funeral, 10 of our club Corvettes arrived to escort Rich to the church. It was very moving to see Rich's "Ruby Elaine" at the front of the line and the other 10 Corvettes following. Great job, SSCC.
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South Shore Corvette Club stepped up and did the Club proud with the turnout for our fallen comrade, Rich Bertrand's, wake and funeral. Our members really proved just how our club rises to each occasion. Rich's wife and family were overwhelmed when all the blue SSCC shirts arrived at the wake. They had no idea of how well liked Rich was with our members, and they constantly thanked us for coming. On the day of Rich's funeral, 10 of our club Corvettes arrived to escort Rich to the church. It was very moving to see Rich's "Ruby Elaine" at the front of the line and the other 10 Corvettes following. Great job, SSCC.
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Garden Party Wrap-up
Jul, 21 2008
Garden Party Wrap-up
We couldn't have asked for a better day. We all met at the Rockland Park & Ride for a cruise guided by Jim Johnson through the back roads of Hull, Hingham and Cohasset. The views from Atlantic Avenue and Jerusalem Road were spectacular. We finished up at Jim's home in Hanover. As always, Jim's back yard was spectacular. The food was plentiful and delicious.
We had new members in attendance, Larry Vincent with his burgundy 454 '73 coupe and Gerry and Frank Hill with their '05 black coupe.
There are more photos here. We all wish to thank all the members that brought side dishes and Jim for a great cruise and cookout.
We couldn't have asked for a better day. We all met at the Rockland Park & Ride for a cruise guided by Jim Johnson through the back roads of Hull, Hingham and Cohasset. The views from Atlantic Avenue and Jerusalem Road were spectacular. We finished up at Jim's home in Hanover. As always, Jim's back yard was spectacular. The food was plentiful and delicious.We had new members in attendance, Larry Vincent with his burgundy 454 '73 coupe and Gerry and Frank Hill with their '05 black coupe.There are more photos here. We all wish to thank all the members that brought side dishes and Jim for a great cruise and cookout.
Garden Party
Jul, 20 2008
This year's Garden Party with be on Sunday July 20th. For those of you that have never attended, the Garden Party hosted by Jim Johnson. Read More...
July 4th Parades
Jul, 14 2008
We had a terrific turnout for the Randolph and Stoughton parades. We were well received by the crowds. Lots of smiling faces. 
With our new windshield banners, everyone now knows the South Shore Corvette Club by name. We even got a nice write up in the Patriot Ledger. We had a scare with the weather and all the tops went up, but by parade time the rain had cleared and the tops came down, the flags went up and we were off the a cheering crowd.
After the Randolph parade we all went to the Outback Steakhouse for dinner and and evening of socializing.
Stoughton, MA Reported by Elaine Kemp
What a great response we had for our last-minute invitation to participate in the Stoughton 4th of July parade. Yes, we had to scramble a bit to obtain enough Corvettes to make a good impression, but our SSCC folks came through! Ten Corvettes participated in our introduction to the Town of Stoughton's annual parade on the afternoon of the 4th, and they loved us!!
We drove single file along the parade route so our ten Vettes looked like 20! Not only that, but quite a few of the people who were watching the parade had seen us in the Randolph parade the night before so we had our own fan club cheering us on. It was a great time, and I want to thank all SSCC members who took the time out of this special holiday to make our first parade in Stoughton such a nice one! More pictures can be seen here for the Randolph parade and here for the Stoughton parade.
With our new windshield banners, everyone now knows the South Shore Corvette Club by name. We even got a nice write up in the Patriot Ledger. We had a scare with the weather and all the tops went up, but by parade time the rain had cleared and the tops came down, the flags went up and we were off the a cheering crowd. After the Randolph parade we all went to the Outback Steakhouse for dinner and and evening of socializing.Stoughton, MA Reported by Elaine Kemp
What a great response we had for our last-minute invitation to participate in the Stoughton 4th of July parade. Yes, we had to scramble a bit to obtain enough Corvettes to make a good impression, but our SSCC folks came through! Ten Corvettes participated in our introduction to the Town of Stoughton's annual parade on the afternoon of the 4th, and they loved us!!
We drove single file along the parade route so our ten Vettes looked like 20! Not only that, but quite a few of the people who were watching the parade had seen us in the Randolph parade the night before so we had our own fan club cheering us on. It was a great time, and I want to thank all SSCC members who took the time out of this special holiday to make our first parade in Stoughton such a nice one! More pictures can be seen here for the Randolph parade and here for the Stoughton parade.ALMS Racing at Lime Rock Park
Jul, 12 2008
Attention Corvette Racing fans. The ALMS race will be at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville CT. Chevrolet will have a Corvette Coral at the track that offers Corvette owners special parking, meals and displays. A group of members showed interest in going out Saturday July 12th for the race. We will meet at the Building 19 parking lot at 7:30 am and leave at 7:45. We will stop at Joe's American Bar and Grill to pick up any members living closer to that stop. Be there at 8:00 am as we will have a very short stop.
If you are planning to attend, you will need to contact Lime Rock Park to purchase tickets. Get tickets for the Corvette Coral. It is best to get the tickets that include lunch, at $85.00 per person. Tickets include Corvette Coral parking, Corvette hospitality tent admission, pit pass and of course viewing the race. If you have never been to Lime Rock, it is a beautiful track with lawn seating. There are no bleachers. Bring your chairs or a picnic blanket to enjoy the race. This is rain or shine event.
If you are planning to attend, you will need to contact Lime Rock Park to purchase tickets. Get tickets for the Corvette Coral. It is best to get the tickets that include lunch, at $85.00 per person. Tickets include Corvette Coral parking, Corvette hospitality tent admission, pit pass and of course viewing the race. If you have never been to Lime Rock, it is a beautiful track with lawn seating. There are no bleachers. Bring your chairs or a picnic blanket to enjoy the race. This is rain or shine event.
Cape Cod Corvette Club Cruise Night
Jul, 10 2008
Cape Cod Corvette Club Cruise Night
Thursday July 10th we will be meeting at Building 19 in Weymouth for a cruise down to Wareham to Robertson Chevrolet for the Cape Cod Corvette Club Cruise Night. Meet at 5:15 and we will leave at 5:30 and head to the Totem poll rest stop on Route 3. We should arrive at the Totem Poll about 6:00. After picking up our southerly members, we will then proceed down to Wareham. Robertson Chevrolet is located at 3131 Cranbury Highway, Wareham, MA. We would like to see a big turnout to show support for the CCCC from their friends at SSCC.
Thursday July 10th we will be meeting at Building 19 in Weymouth for a cruise down to Wareham to Robertson Chevrolet for the Cape Cod Corvette Club Cruise Night. Meet at 5:15 and we will leave at 5:30 and head to the Totem poll rest stop on Route 3. We should arrive at the Totem Poll about 6:00. After picking up our southerly members, we will then proceed down to Wareham. Robertson Chevrolet is located at 3131 Cranbury Highway, Wareham, MA. We would like to see a big turnout to show support for the CCCC from their friends at SSCC.Shakedown 2008 Wrapup
Jun, 23 2008
Shakedown Cruise 2008–Success
Shakedown Cruise-Newport, RI
"Worth the wait..." that was the opinion of everyone that went on the 2008 Shakedown Cruise. Because of one of the wettest springs in memory, we had to postpone the May 4th event. The weather gods were on our side for the new date. We met at the usual Building 19 launch location with clear, blue skies. About 15 SSCC Vettes were present. 
Due to a conflict, our original leader, Jack Donnelly had to relinquish his duties. Joe Teamer and Rodney Collymore stepped up and did a great job of guiding us to Newport.
Our next stop was the service plaza on Route 24. Waiting for us were over 30 Corvettes from Eastern Mass CC and Corvettes United and more SSCC members. It was an impressive sight. After lots of picture taking, checking out all the Vettes and talking with the assembled crowd, we were off the our third meeting place.
We arrived at the Fall River Plaza to fine more than twenty Corvettes from the Cape Cod CC. We spent time chatting and took a group picture before departing on our last leg to Newport. You can download a high resolution copy of the photo here.
Joe Teamer kept the speed reasonable for the long line of Vettes and we exited the highway in Tiverton to meander our way on scenic roads, past fabulous homes and beautiful vistas. Joe was always aware of the Corvettes behind him and he stopped anytime we had a possibility of loosing someone. Our final stop was the Atlantic Beach Club for a scrumptious brunch. Many members toured the mansions, shopped and visited the wineries.
You can see more pictures here. If you have pictures you would like to contribute to the album, email them using the link at the bottom of any page.
Shakedown Cruise-Newport, RI
"Worth the wait..." that was the opinion of everyone that went on the 2008 Shakedown Cruise. Because of one of the wettest springs in memory, we had to postpone the May 4th event. The weather gods were on our side for the new date. We met at the usual Building 19 launch location with clear, blue skies. About 15 SSCC Vettes were present. Due to a conflict, our original leader, Jack Donnelly had to relinquish his duties. Joe Teamer and Rodney Collymore stepped up and did a great job of guiding us to Newport.Our next stop was the service plaza on Route 24. Waiting for us were over 30 Corvettes from Eastern Mass CC and Corvettes United and more SSCC members. It was an impressive sight. After lots of picture taking, checking out all the Vettes and talking with the assembled crowd, we were off the our third meeting place.
We arrived at the Fall River Plaza to fine more than twenty Corvettes from the Cape Cod CC. We spent time chatting and took a group picture before departing on our last leg to Newport. You can download a high resolution copy of the photo here.
Joe Teamer kept the speed reasonable for the long line of Vettes and we exited the highway in Tiverton to meander our way on scenic roads, past fabulous homes and beautiful vistas. Joe was always aware of the Corvettes behind him and he stopped anytime we had a possibility of loosing someone. Our final stop was the Atlantic Beach Club for a scrumptious brunch. Many members toured the mansions, shopped and visited the wineries.You can see more pictures here. If you have pictures you would like to contribute to the album, email them using the link at the bottom of any page.
Ron's Restoration
Jun, 23 2008
The weather was both good and bad. We met at Building 19 in a slow drizzle. Not the best of days for a ride to Fitchburg. Only Tom Meehan was brave enough to bring his Vette. We car pooled and headed for Joe's in Dedham, our next stop. 
The sky was still dark, but blue was showing in the west. In all, 13 of use made the trip. As we closed in on Fitchburg, the weather cleared. It was the beginning of an amazing day.
"Awesone... fantastic.... impressive.... unbelievable...." were the words heard as we toured Ron's Restorations. Ron Bunnell and his staff were the most gracious hosts.
Ron gave us an overview of his shop, their procedures, answered hundreds of questions and even provided us with lunch.
As we all explored his shop, we saw Corvettes in every stage of restoration, solid axles, midyears, and sharks. We learned that Ron is expanding into C5 and C6 performance upgrades along with his traditional restoration business.
After lunch and more poking around the shop we had to say our thanks and goodbyes. All of us that want on the trip wish to extend our sincerest thanks to Ron and his staff for a day none of us will forget. Check here to find out more about Ron's Restorations and here for more pictures.
The sky was still dark, but blue was showing in the west. In all, 13 of use made the trip. As we closed in on Fitchburg, the weather cleared. It was the beginning of an amazing day."Awesone... fantastic.... impressive.... unbelievable...." were the words heard as we toured Ron's Restorations. Ron Bunnell and his staff were the most gracious hosts.
Ron gave us an overview of his shop, their procedures, answered hundreds of questions and even provided us with lunch.As we all explored his shop, we saw Corvettes in every stage of restoration, solid axles, midyears, and sharks. We learned that Ron is expanding into C5 and C6 performance upgrades along with his traditional restoration business.
After lunch and more poking around the shop we had to say our thanks and goodbyes. All of us that want on the trip wish to extend our sincerest thanks to Ron and his staff for a day none of us will forget. Check here to find out more about Ron's Restorations and here for more pictures.Car Wash tour and Show
Jun, 23 2008
“Boys & Girls Club” of Marshfield Display and Car Wash Tour
Carol Santacross must have an in with the weather gods. After a spring of washouts, the display at the Marshfield Briteway Car Wash was both a meteorological and monetary success.
The SSCC filled every available space to give car wash visitors a chance to see an array of beautiful Corvettes. Paul Vercollone and his staff organized the event along with Carol. Paul donated part of the proceeds from every wash done on Sunday to the Boys' and Girls' Club of Marshfield. This will help the club purchase a defibrillator.
We were given a private tour and explanation of both the touch-less car wash and the car wash tunnel. Paul explained the ins and outs of the car wash industry to us and answered many questions.
As a thank you to the club, Paul provided two Red Sox tickets to the club. We raffled them off with over $200 going the the Boys and Girls Club.
Afterwards, we drove over to the Luck Dawg restaurant in Pembroke. The Lucky Dawg is owned by SSCC Treasurer Jim Johnson's brother. We all sat down for more conversation and good food. With the weather still being perfect we all headed home after an enjoyable day. Thanks to Carol for putting together an enjoyable and valuable SSCC event. More pictures are here.
Carol Santacross must have an in with the weather gods. After a spring of washouts, the display at the Marshfield Briteway Car Wash was both a meteorological and monetary success.
The SSCC filled every available space to give car wash visitors a chance to see an array of beautiful Corvettes. Paul Vercollone and his staff organized the event along with Carol. Paul donated part of the proceeds from every wash done on Sunday to the Boys' and Girls' Club of Marshfield. This will help the club purchase a defibrillator.We were given a private tour and explanation of both the touch-less car wash and the car wash tunnel. Paul explained the ins and outs of the car wash industry to us and answered many questions.
As a thank you to the club, Paul provided two Red Sox tickets to the club. We raffled them off with over $200 going the the Boys and Girls Club.
Afterwards, we drove over to the Luck Dawg restaurant in Pembroke. The Lucky Dawg is owned by SSCC Treasurer Jim Johnson's brother. We all sat down for more conversation and good food. With the weather still being perfect we all headed home after an enjoyable day. Thanks to Carol for putting together an enjoyable and valuable SSCC event. More pictures are here.
May Meeting Wrap-up
Jun, 19 2008
She may have the title "At Large" but she is not large in stature... but she is really large in energy. To keep up our new tradition of feeding the membership at the monthly meeting, Eileen Casey volunteered to cook the club a meal. And what a meal it was. Pasta with chicken and broccoli, pot roast and potatoes. If that wasn't enough there were cannolis and Marylou's coffee for dessert.
After the sumptuous repast, Terry brought the meeting to order. We gave Dennis Grant his prize for the correct Trivia answer. Joe Teamer went over the details of the Shakedown Cruise and Joe Amante went over the parade schedule. Jim Johnson presented the Treasurers report.
John Dwyer reminded us about the upcoming Pasta Hop hosted by Eastern Mass CC. This is an all club event and not to be missed. Tickets are $20/pp and can be purchased from John or Mal Smith.
Eileen also had the Club Store open with many new items. Be sure to come to next month to check out all the great new SSCC clothing items.
We were all overjoyed to see Alan Kemp who is cancer free and Carmine Carlucci who just had successful bypass surgery.
Mark your calendar for June 26, our next monthly meeting.
After the sumptuous repast, Terry brought the meeting to order. We gave Dennis Grant his prize for the correct Trivia answer. Joe Teamer went over the details of the Shakedown Cruise and Joe Amante went over the parade schedule. Jim Johnson presented the Treasurers report.
John Dwyer reminded us about the upcoming Pasta Hop hosted by Eastern Mass CC. This is an all club event and not to be missed. Tickets are $20/pp and can be purchased from John or Mal Smith.
Eileen also had the Club Store open with many new items. Be sure to come to next month to check out all the great new SSCC clothing items.
We were all overjoyed to see Alan Kemp who is cancer free and Carmine Carlucci who just had successful bypass surgery.
Mark your calendar for June 26, our next monthly meeting.
New Cruise Night Location
Apr, 25 2008
New Cruise Night Location
The big new of the evening was the change of venue for our summer cruise night. After three years at the Abington Walmart, we are moving to the Monponsett Inn. Walmart asked the club to donate to their charity. The amount they were looking for far exceeds the annual revenues of the club. An emergency officers meeting was called to try to find a venue that had adequate and safe parking, bathroom facilities, electrical power for the DJ and finally, access to food and drink.
We considered many local business and restaurants. Joe Amante made contact with the Monponsett Inn and not only would they permit us to use their parking lot, but they welcomed us with open arms. The owner is a Vette owner!
Please join us on our kick-off night, May 12. We would like to fill the parking lot. And one of the great benefits of the Monponsett Inn is a great menu and beautiful setting. Not quite sure how to get there? Click here to get a map.See you there!
The big new of the evening was the change of venue for our summer cruise night. After three years at the Abington Walmart, we are moving to the Monponsett Inn. Walmart asked the club to donate to their charity. The amount they were looking for far exceeds the annual revenues of the club. An emergency officers meeting was called to try to find a venue that had adequate and safe parking, bathroom facilities, electrical power for the DJ and finally, access to food and drink.
We considered many local business and restaurants. Joe Amante made contact with the Monponsett Inn and not only would they permit us to use their parking lot, but they welcomed us with open arms. The owner is a Vette owner!Please join us on our kick-off night, May 12. We would like to fill the parking lot. And one of the great benefits of the Monponsett Inn is a great menu and beautiful setting. Not quite sure how to get there? Click here to get a map.See you there!
What do you like to do?
Mar, 19 2008
What do you like to do?
We asked and here is what you said. About two thirds of you filled out the questionnaire. As you can see, Cruise Night was the most popular activity that we sponsor. What this does tell us is that we have preferences but some of you like to do all the activities we listed. One of the important lessons from this is we can't expect every member to participate in every activity. And it also tells us that we need to have a variety of activities to cover all of our interests.
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We asked and here is what you said. About two thirds of you filled out the questionnaire. As you can see, Cruise Night was the most popular activity that we sponsor. What this does tell us is that we have preferences but some of you like to do all the activities we listed. One of the important lessons from this is we can't expect every member to participate in every activity. And it also tells us that we need to have a variety of activities to cover all of our interests.
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Mill Wharf BBQ Wrap-Up
Mar, 19 2008
Our fellow member and esteemed chef Carmine Carlucci prepared a mouth watering Texas BBQ just for the SSCC. We ate privately at the Mill Wharf where Carmine is Executive Chef. Read More...
Mill Wharf Brunch Wrap-up
Mar, 04 2008
Mill Wharf Brunch was a delicious success.
We met on Sunday the 24th for a fabulous brunch. Our host, Carmen Carlucci Executive Chef of the Mill Wharf was on hand. We listened to great music played by a jazz trio and all made our way through the food stations numerous times. The selections were plentiful and as usual we all hit the desert station more than once.
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We met on Sunday the 24th for a fabulous brunch. Our host, Carmen Carlucci Executive Chef of the Mill Wharf was on hand. We listened to great music played by a jazz trio and all made our way through the food stations numerous times. The selections were plentiful and as usual we all hit the desert station more than once.
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Feb, 26 2008
First Event of the New Year!
To kick off the new year, 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...
To kick off the new year, 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...
Photo Caption Contest
Jan, 03 2008
Photo Caption Contest
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The entries are in and the judges have spent hours in a small smoke filled room debating the winners. You will see the creative and humorous submissions of your fellow members.
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The entries are in and the judges have spent hours in a small smoke filled room debating the winners. You will see the creative and humorous submissions of your fellow members.
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Recognition Dinner
Nov, 13 2007
Recognition Dinner–Dining, Dancing, and Congratulations
The Recognition Dinner is the culmination of the SSCC’s events. This year, as in past years, we all got together to recognize the members who did so much to make the South Shore Corvette Club what it is. We also saw three officers retire after years of work and dedication to the club.
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The Recognition Dinner is the culmination of the SSCC’s events. This year, as in past years, we all got together to recognize the members who did so much to make the South Shore Corvette Club what it is. We also saw three officers retire after years of work and dedication to the club.
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Schooner’s Brunch
Nov, 05 2007
The weather has been on the side of the SSCC this year. We again had a perfect day to get out and cruise the back roads of the South Shore. It is after all in our name. Tom and Debbie Hayes were our tour guides. After first meeting in Weymouth at Building 19, we picked up the rest of the group at the Building 19 parking lot in Hanover.
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Bug Juice Rally
Oct, 29 2007
Bug Juice Rally is Huge Success
Well it's over and the winners have been crowned.The resurrection of the Bug Juice Rally by our Secretary Carol Santacross was a resounding success. Many of us had never participated in a rally and this was both a fun and a learning experience. We were honored with a number of our friends participating from the Cape Cod Corvette Club. More pictures can be viewed here. Read More...
Well it's over and the winners have been crowned.The resurrection of the Bug Juice Rally by our Secretary Carol Santacross was a resounding success. Many of us had never participated in a rally and this was both a fun and a learning experience. We were honored with a number of our friends participating from the Cape Cod Corvette Club. More pictures can be viewed here. Read More...
SSCC Fall Weekend Wrap-up
Oct, 14 2007
SSCC Weekend Getaway—The Best Ever!
The annual Weekend Getaway is over and it was a smashing success. We all met at the Totem Pole for a leisurely drive to the Cape. First stop was for lunch on Mashnee Island. The weather was beautiful and we had the perfect setting to enjoy it. You can see more pictures here. Read More...
The annual Weekend Getaway is over and it was a smashing success. We all met at the Totem Pole for a leisurely drive to the Cape. First stop was for lunch on Mashnee Island. The weather was beautiful and we had the perfect setting to enjoy it. You can see more pictures here. Read More...
Corvettes on Cape Cod @ Heritage Museums
Sep, 13 2007
Don't forget Sunday, September 16th Corvettes on Cape Cod @ Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich.
First meeting @ Building 19 @ 7A.M.
Second meeting @ Exit 1 on Rte. 6 [Mid-Cape Highway] @ Cape Cod Factory Outlet Mall parking lot. Proceeding immediately to Heritage @ 8:15.
Registration begins @ 7:30.
See you all there.
First meeting @ Building 19 @ 7A.M.
Second meeting @ Exit 1 on Rte. 6 [Mid-Cape Highway] @ Cape Cod Factory Outlet Mall parking lot. Proceeding immediately to Heritage @ 8:15.
Registration begins @ 7:30.
See you all there.
Humarock Horribles Parade
Aug, 30 2007
The Humarock Horribles Parade will be held Rain or Shine on Saturday, September 1, 2007 beginning at 1:30 pm. We will meet at Kohl’s at the Stop & Shop Plaza on Rt. 139 in Pembroke at 12:00 noon and leave for the parade staging area promptly at 12:15 pm.
After the parade, we will be grabbing a bite to eat at Jamie's Grille & Pub on Rt. 139 in Marshfield. Read More...
After the parade, we will be grabbing a bite to eat at Jamie's Grille & Pub on Rt. 139 in Marshfield. Read More...
Garage Tour Wrap-up
Aug, 13 2007
I would like to thank everyone who participated in our 1st annual Garage Tour. We had a great turnout for this event & everyone agreed it was a fun & interesting event. Thank you to Jay Singer, SteveBoyajian,Russ Erikson & Bill Wenzel for allowing us into their "inner sanctums" I mean garages!!! We had a great time & everyone agreed it could turn out to be a very expensive day, because of all the new ideas for our garages that we were introduced to!!! Special thanks to Bill & Phyllis for hosting a fabulous cookout at their house after the tour!!! Bill raffled off a Great Corvette Museum Banner that he designed for the Museum & Ron Casiato was the lucky winner!!!