Pony News. March 2017 Pierce County Mustang Club. Like us on Facebook. David & Betty Ringlee. Time Change on Art. there at 9am!!

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1 Pony News March 2017 Pierce County Mustang Club In this issue: President s Message Charity Involvement Minutes Membership News Mustang of the Month New Members For Sale Informational Article In the News Events Past Events Events for the Year This Month at a Glance Event Flyers Our Sponsors Look for the Trivia Question & Fun Facts Don t forget the following club events this month: Art Morrison Tour (9:00) Poker Cruise Tech Demonstration Griot s FNDO Like us on Facebook David & Betty Ringlee Time Change on Art Morrison. Be there at 9am!! See Calendar Mustang of the Month Just a few members having fun at a few Club events! See more inside. Go to the website Events Past Events and view our library of photos in photobucket!

2 President s Message 2016 Board Officers President Greg Robbins (253) Vice President Dennis Willert (253) Secretary Charlene Rivera (360) Treasurer Nancy Freeman Membership Nancy Freeman (253) Directors Robert Bailey (253) Chuck Botsford (360) Paul Geise (253) Burt Kreidler (253) Past President Missy Willert (253) Car Show Co-Chairpersons Charlene Rivera (360) and Missy Willert (253) MCA Regional Representative Nancy Freeman (253) M arch is here along with the hope that the weather will start giving us more sunshine and less rain. A big Thank You to Charlene for another great Cupid Cruise. It doesn t get much better than Doughnut, Chocolate and our loved ones. Friday Night Dinner Out at Johnny s at Fife, good food and better conversation. This month we have some fun events planned. On Mar 4, we are getting a tour of the Art Morrison Manufacturing Facility. Art Morrison is a local legend in Chassis manufacturing. We will then go around the corner to enjoy some great pizza at Louie G s. Your Car Show committee will meet on Mar 14 at Paul and Heidi s house. If you are interested in helping plan the car show this is your opportunity. Then on Mar 18 we will celebrate St Patty s day with our Annual Poker Run. We will also do a Tech Day at Griot s Garage on March 26th I look forward to this cruise each year. All of the detail for these events and more can be found in this newsletter and on our website. We are a great group of Mustang enthusiasts and we need to make sure we continue to be open and welcoming. Remember we were all new to the club at one time, so look around and introduce yourself to an unfamiliar face. Remember if there is something you feel needs to be addressed, contact one of the board members and voice your concerns. We work really hard to make sure the club is running as smoothly as possible and your help is needed and welcomed. Hope to see you all soon Newsletter Editor Heidi Geise pcmceditor@gmail.com or (253) Greg Robbins PCMC President Trivia Question: Q This is the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Shelby GT500. One special one -of-one was built this year, the Shelby GT500 Super Snake. For what purpose was it built?

3 Charity Involvement 50/50 Raffle 50/50 tickets for 2017 are on sale NOW. You can purchase the winning ticket from Missy Willert at any club event. Half will go to a club member in December and half goes to Santa s Castle. $500 Goal: $ Currently: $25.00 January Charity Items $400 Thank you to all who brought socks, gloves, hats, and scarves to the Cupid Cruise. We collected 2 scarves, 30 pairs of gloves, 28 hats, 128 pairs of socks and $67 to purchase more items for St. Francis House. $300 $200 $100 $ Charity Running Total Socks 328 Pairs Hats/scarfs 42 Gloves 38 pairs Cash $41.37 Donations

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5 PCMC General Meeting Minutes Feb. 21, 2017 Welcome Visitors, New Members, and Members Call to Order Greg Robbins, president Membership Report Nancy Freeman 2017 Membership dues are due, you can pay with cash, check or use Pay Pal. PCMC has 82 memberships, and PCMC ended 2016 with 111 memberships. Please keep Kathy Murphy in your thoughts she is out of the hospital and recovering at home. Pierce County Mustang Club Celebrates 25 Years Thank you to all the founding members for starting PCMC in We had 2 Founding members at tonight s meeting Bill Norman and Richard Coombs. Richard donated a car show shirt from one of the first car show thank you. Nancy brought some great pictures and items from when club first started thank you for the great display. Monika brought in some cupcakes with the new club logo they looked great and were yummy, thank you. Thank you to all the past and current members for helping to keep PCMC the great club that it is. Approval of January 2017 General Meeting Minutes as they appear in the Pony News 1st Hank Deck, 2nd Tina Fisher, Membership Accepted and Approved Treasurer s Report Nancy Freeman Car Show Revenue Sponsorship, Early Bird T-shirts Expenses Banner, Mailing Supplies Club Revenue Membership Dues, General Meeting Raffle, Window Clings, Calendars, Club Awards, Pass Through Funds Bowling & Jackets/Vest, Car Show Expenses Printing, Postage, General Meeting Raffle Prizes, Mustang of the Month Plaques, Club Merchandize, Pass Through Funds, Calendars, Dinner Deposit, Cruises, Car Show 1 st Bryan Zimbelman, 2 nd Paul Youngedyk, Accepted and Approved. Old Business Car Show Missy Willert & Charlene Rivera We are still looking for sponsorships, raffle & goodie bag items. We need help asking for gift certificates from restaurants please see Charlene for a sponsor letter if you can help. Please sign up to volunteer at the show see Missy. Pre-order of car show shirts are available, order early and save some money pre-orders are the only time you can purchase tank tops or women s v- necks. Shirts will be available for pick at April s General Meeting. PCMC Jackets/Vest Nancy Freeman - If you are interested in a club jacket or vest, please let Nancy know. For more info on jackets/vest, please see Nancy and Paul Youngedyk. Bowling Night Greg Robbins Fun night of bowling. We had eight members bowling, and other members just came to support the bowlers. Great place for bowling. Cupid Cruise Charlene Rivera Sugar Rush Le Donuts, Johnson s Candy, Almond Roca in Fife and a no host lunch at EQC in Fife. Great day for a cruise. Thank you to all who donate Hats, Gloves, and Scarves for St. Francis House. Cruise the Loop Hotel Prices - Greg Robbins and Monika Kirkland On May 6 and 7, PCMC members will be cruising the loop with an overnight stay in Pt. Angeles. Monika has collected a list of local hotel/motel. If you are interested in going, please make your reservations soon. Please view the list on our web site. We will be traveling clock wise around the Loop. On the morning of the 7th members have the option of taking a hike, taking a drive, or entering the North Olympic Mustang Club car show. Poker Run Nancy Freeman Jerry says the run is ready to go on March 18! We are meeting at the McDonald s at I-5 and 512 at 9:30. Cost is $5 to play, but you don t have to play to go on the cruise. We will have a no-host lunch at the end of the cruise. Please see flyer/web site for more info. Art Morrison Paul and Heidi Geise Please note time change to 9:00 am! We will be meeting at Art Morrison s, please look for PCMC sign for parking. The tour is between hour and hour and half. After the tour, we will meet for a nohost lunch at Louie G s Pizza in Fife. For more info, please see flyer/website. New Business Friday Night Dinner February at Johnny s at Fife at 7pm. Moriarty Cruise Hank Deck On April 1st, come and help solve the mystery of where the Moriarty is hiding. We will meet at 9:30 at the I-5 & 512 McDonald s to cruise to 3 stops for clues; you can purchase extra clues for $1. Lunch will be provided after the cruise at Hank & Margie s home. We will be collecting Peanut Butter for the Korum Ford Peanut Butter Drive. For more info, please see the flyer/website. (continued on the next page)

6 PCMC General Meeting Minutes Feb. 21, 2017 (continued) Daffodil Parade Missy Willert & Heidi Geise Convertibles are needed to help transport the teachers if you can help, please sign up with Missy. For non-convertibles that would like to be in the parade, please sign up with Heidi. The club will purchase real daffodils to decorate your Mustang with, you can purchase fake daffodils to use for decorate instead of. Please look for a mass from Nancy when we are closer to the parade with more info the parade is on April 8. Club Hats with New Logo Missy Willert PCMC will have new club hats available next month. Cost is $15 each, please see Nancy if interested. Korum Peanut Butter Drive PCMC will be collecting Peanut Butter April 1st to May 16th to help with Korum s Peanut Butter Drive. EFN Nancy Freeman If you would like to help repack food at EFN on April 23rd, please see Nancy to sign up. 8:45 to 12. Please see flyer/website for more info. Thank You Notes Charlene Rivera PCMC has received thank you notes from EFN and The Tears Foundation. If Cars could Talk at America s Car Museum Missy Willert & Heidi Geise Join Missy and Heidi on April 4 from 11:30 to 12:30 when they talk about 50 years of Shelby GT 500s. Please see the website for more info. Mustang Show at Griot s Paul & Heidi Geise Not sure who is hosting it or if there is a charity for the show, but there is a Mustang Show on March 11 from 11 to 3 at Griot s. Mustang of the Month Congratulations to David and Betty Ringlee and their 1967 Gun Metal Gray Mustang Convertible. Submitted by Charlene Rivera Car Show Planning Update We still need your help! Please help us find some great items for the goodie bags! PCMC is known for having the BEST goodie bags. One or two items from each member can add up to 70 items. Raffle items we are ready to take and store ANY item you would like to donate. Sponsorship let Charlene know. If you would like to help ask restaurants for gift certificates, we have plenty of sponsor letters! You ask to talk to the manager share info on PCMC and our car show and give them a sponsor letter. It is that easy, and remember it is okay for the restaurant to say no, but it never hurts to ask! Want to save a couple of dollars on a show shirt? Early bird order forms for the t-shirts are available now website & newsletter, they need to be turn in at March s General Meeting. The show shirts will be ready for pick up at April s General Meeting. The shirts have a great design with PCMC celebrating 25 years and Burt s Mustang. Thanks, Charlene and Missy

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8 Membership News The Pierce County Mustang Club is open to any person or family interested in the PCMC Purpose. All Ford cars are welcome. Ownership is not required Enthusiasm is!!! Dues: $25 per year Membership dues are payable in January of each year. New Membership is prorated according to the month joined. CLUB MERCHANDISE Ball Cap price pending Car Pennant $10.00 Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00 (stick or magnetic) Parade window clings $20.00 Name Tag $8.00 each (stick or magnetic) Club Window Cling $2.00 Items can be purchased by mail, please add an extra $3.00 to cover postage. OR Stop by a meeting to save the extra shipping cost and visit with friends. To order: Nancy Freeman pnredride@msn.com PCMC CLUB ANNIVERSARIES March Clinton Bearteet 1992 Donnie & Kim Bearteet 1992 Rick & Cindy Coombs 1992 Bill Norman 1992 Albert Thomas 1992 Ben & Michael Peters 1992 Ken Farthing 1992 Steve & Dana Khambata 2008 Max & Tina Fisher 2010 Jason Dingledine 2013 Joshua & Natasha Rhives 2013 David & Sue Velasco 2014 Robert Brown 2016 Gary & Sandy Blackmore 2016 Steve & Laurie Howe 2016 ROSTER UPDATE AS OF February 28, Member #s 122 Members Among Our Own In Our Thoughts: Kathy Murphy, we are sending you our wishes for a speedy recovery and to Jerry as he helps with it. JayJay Blodgett, get that knee healed so you can join the fun again. Karen Robbins both you and your car quick recovery Mission Statement A social group whose purpose is to promote a better understanding and stronger fellowship in the preservation and maintenance of all Mustang and other Ford Motor products.

9 Mustang of the Month Dave and Betty Ringlee 1967 Mustang Convertible This car has a sordid past! The original owner purchased this San Jose built car in San Jose, CA. Apparently, within the first year of ownership, his daughter borrowed the car for a date with her boyfriend..well, you can imagine, kids in a Mustang in California!! The story goes that they were caught doing whoopee in the car, and Mom and Dad decided that the car had been soiled and they could not drive it again! Different culture in 1967!! He immediately sold the car to a neighbor, that man passed it on to his granddaughter and her husband, he sold to us in February 2016, so we are the third formal owners of this two family car. The original black plates were still licensed for the car thru The car was driven until the mid 1990 s, when the receipt trail showed that it pretty much stopped driving. We have the original window stickers, owners manuals and many original receipts from the owners, including smog inspection certificates validating mileage over the life of this car. In 2002, the car was taken to Kirkendals in San Jose for a major strip down, and got all new paint ( Pepper Gray Metallic the Eleanor color), leather interior, glass, wheels, tires and a new convertible top. Original factory paint was Ivy Gold Metallic with black interior and power top. The trail of receipts shows all new front suspension in 1996, and only 3500 miles driven since then for a total mileage of 115,000. New Members Jim Chapman Puyallup 1978 Light Aqua Metallic Mustang It is a base convertible, 289, 2bbl, and C4 automatic all original, sounds great and runs very well for its age except for the rear main seal drip! It also has factory power front disc brakes and power steering. It has lived in San Jose and Sacramento until we brought it to Gig Harbor in February This car has not been washed with water or seen rain since Our first work on the car was to protect the underbelly from rust with POR 15. It lives on the top perch of the garage lift and only goes out to play on nice days. In my search for a Mustang, I quickly learned that I had to see any prospective car on a lift to verify with my own eyes that it had no, or minimal rust. I have seen some very scary rust buckets from underneath! If a seller was reluctant, I wrote them off. It was very easy to find local restoration shops that would put a car on a lift for a small fee. I traveled to see several Washington, California and Salt Lake City 67 Mustangs before finding this well loved beauty!!!! Daffodil Parade April 8th Sign up to drive teachers in your convertible or enjoy the parade in your coupe. We need cars!! Convertibles Missy Willert Coupes Heidi Geise More details to come. Don t miss the fun!

10 Classified Rates For Sale GOT A MUSTANG OR RELATED ITEM TO SELL? Member: No Charge, 2 consecutive months, ¼ page Non-Member: $20.00 per issue, ¼ page Commercial: business card reprint: $30.00 per issue or $300 annually Send payment to: Pierce County Mustang Club P.O. Box Tacoma, WA text and photo (optional) in JPG format to: pcmceditor@gmail.com Deadline is the third Friday of each month for the next issue. Trivia : Q Match the 1967 Pony Cars with the correct sales # s. A-below A. Barracuda ,893 B. Camero 2. 82,560 C. Cougar ,121 D. Firebird 4. 62,534 E. Mustang ,906 Extra Photos from the Cupid Cruise. Say Chuck! Nice engine! Women can do the chocolate thing. We ve never seen this before!

11 Informational Article: Yes It Is That Time-Car Show Preparation Time! So you know what time it is? Yeah, TOOL TIME! But we mean tools of the trade for detailing and getting those cars ready to show. My husband and I are doing our first one on March 11th at Griot s. Anyone going with us? It is a rough time of year because we have to get that winter dirt off, clay, polish, wax, wash, dry You know the routine. And we must do it in the cold. haven t really tried that one yet but I ll bet we see it in March. Absolutely know that the car show season is right around the corner. Which means that there is much to do in the next month or so. That first prepping is the hardest so quit procrastinating, get the hand warmers out and clean and shine away! Find those thermals and check the weather for a reasonable day no rain and little chance the wash water will freeze to the car or the driveway. That isn t cool. I know because my Dad was none to happy when he came home from work and found I had just washed my new (about 1984) cardovan Mustang. (My husband says it was brown. I say it was burgundy.) Washing wasn t the problem. What was the problem was the approximately 1/2 inch of ice on the driveway when I was done. There was a lot of salt and scraping that day. But Dad, I am only a girl. What do I know about washing cars in the winter? I say, use it when you need to. So the club is doing a Tech Session at Griot s on March 26th. I am sure we ll be introduced to all their newest products. One item I know they have is a claying mitt. Instead of the time it takes to clay the car, you use the same routine but the mitt rather than the clay. We used it last year and it seemed to work pretty well in much less time. They also have a new cleaner like Speed Shine but with wax in it, Best of Show Detailer. It flashes off quickly so it can even be used in the direct sun. Good for those show day needs. We See you on the road. Don t forget to wave. Ideas for Future Articles: Send me your stories or ideas by the 25th of the month! What do you want to know about? Send to: pcmceditor@gmail.com

12 In the News To keep us up on what is happening in our family of Mustang enthusiasts across the country and beyond I thought an interesting addition to our newsletter would be some simple thoughts/news that come from other newsletters or the Mustang Times. If you would like more details on these topics, check out the sources provided. From Mustang Times February 2017 issue Donald Farr, Mustang Times Editor, pg 6 Meme on Facebook on a photo of 2 Mustang drivers waving at each other as they passed on the street When you own a Mustang, you not only drive an American icon, you become part of a family Women s Performance Car of the Year is the Mustang. Voted on by 17 judges (all women) across 14 countries for its grip and suspension which give the driver the feeling of control. According to the article, one judge mentioned also the silver-screen celebrity status. pg 11 MCA President, Jeff Mays, pg 4 Is there an electric Mustang in the near future? From your editors perspective: I have heard this as well. Let s see what happens. If so, I hope it comes with a CD of Mustang engine sounds. Journey (AAA magazine) - March/April, pg 45 An Alternative to the Gas Tax? An article in the most resent AAA magazine talks about the experiment for finding an alternative to the gas tax. Up to 2000 volunteers will be involved in testing options ranging from allowing participants to purchase a block of miles to using mileage meters. The questions that will be the focus of the testing would be such issues as: a) would there be equity between urban, suburban, and rural motorist, b) would there be adequate privacy protections and data security, and c) would motorists understand how to comply, The article stated that according to WSTC s RUC website, This pilot project is testing the road usage charge only as a replacement to the gas tax, not as an additional tax. From MMHF Newsletter March 2017 Editor Betty Fox (reprinted with permission) Oregon Kills Bill to Substantially Tax Older Vehicles Oregon legislation (H.B. 2877) that would have required registered owners of vehicles 20 years old and older to pay a $1,000 impact tax every five years was quickly killed after an onslaught of objections were lodged by vehicle owners in the state. Under the bill, vehicles registered as antiques would have been exempted from the tax. House Speaker Tina Kotek s office confirmed with the SEMA Action Network that the bill will not be considered and was dead on arrival. Thank you to those who participated in opposing this bill! Life is always an adventure Enjoy the ride!

13 Pony News March February Club Events Cruising with the Club: Mustangs Not Required, Enthusiasm Is! Cupid Cruise Feb. 11 especially after checking out all the wonderful desserts! Not enough time to try them all Oh yeah, there was some What a great day for a cruise! The sun was out and 18 beautiful Mustangs and one SUV set out to Le Donuts, Johnson s Candy, Almond Roca, and lunch at EQC in Fife. We had donuts at Le Donuts to start our sugar rush! I had a maple bar with bacon yum! The donuts gave us the quick energy to drive over to Johnson s Candy about 3 blocks. Johnson s Candy has been in the same spot for over 50 years after trying the candy I know why. Larry recommends the chocolate covered cherries with brandy. Next stop Almond Roca in Fife! Bill Norman and Roger Britten cleaned out the store, not really but they did find some really good bargains. If you like Almond Roca you need to check them out for some great buys. Lunch at EQC! The sugar rush was not over, great food from the buffet to try too. See the Charity page to find the collection of hats, gloves, and socks from this cruise.

14 Pony News March 25th Anniversary Celebration February 21 So last month you got the story of the club founding. This month we celebrated with a full house at Korum Ford in Puyallup. Two of the founding members, Bill Norman and Richard Coombs. FNDO Johnny s in Fife Tasty meals were had by al that came out to our regular FNDO. This was a new location for the monthly event and it was well attended. Great conversations as usual and a fun time. January 24

15 Heads Up for the 2 Day Loop Cruise on Highway 101: Club Special Alerts If you have seen the calendar for the year, you have noticed a special club event this year, an overnight cruise around the Highway 101 Loop. This cruise will be 2 days, May 6-7th. For your planning purposes, here are a list of motels in Port Angeles for our overnight stay on May 6th. Red Lion Inn Pt. Angeles Port Angeles Inn Days Inn Pt. Angeles 221 N. Lincoln Street 111 E. 2nd Street 150 E Front Street (360) (360) (877) Quality Inn Pt Angeles Uptown Inn Pt Angeles 101 E. 2nd Street 112 E. 2nd Street (360) (360) Rooms may go quickly, so don t hesitate as Monika and Greg plan this great event. Flyer will come later. Thank you Monica for putting together this list. Rainiers Baseball: Watch this Newsletter and the website for our 3rd Annual Rainiers Game Event. This is always a lot of fun. This year it will be held on June 18th which is Father s Day. Bring Dad to the game and join the excitement. The sooner we get our tickets, the greater the chance of sitting together. Planned Events for 2017 Nothing to Do...Not Us! Cruises March 18 Poker Run April 1 Moriarity Cruise May 6 & 7 2 Day Loop Cruise June 11 Mystery 2 Cruise July 23 Christmas in July Cruise Sept 9 Hood Canal Cruise October 15 Fall Cruise November 4 Progressive Dinner November 11 Veteran s Cruise FNDO March 24 Aversano s April 21 Homestead May 19 Warthog June 23 IHOP July 21 Old Spaghetti Fact. Aug 18 Brank s Sept 22 Tonala Oct 20 Ben Dew s Nov 17 Buttered Biscuit Dec 15 Sizzler Other Club Events March 4 Art Morrison Tour March 11 Mustang Griot s March 26 Griot s Tech Session April 8 Daffodil Parade April 17th Nat l Mustang Day April 22 EFN June 17 Egg Day Parade (Winslow) June 18 Rainier s Game July 1 Vintage Vehicles July 8 Picnic in Roy July 22 Lakewood Mini Show Aug 13 PCMC Car Show Aug 27 PCMC Picnic Oct 21 EFN Oct Planning Mtg Dec 2 Santa Parade Dec 9 PCMC Holiday Party (Lots of other clubs put on cruises that we attend as a group. See the calendar each month or look at the website for a listing of shows and other events we support.)

16 March 2017 Go to for details Caffeine Awareness Month Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Horse Pro- 2 World Book 3 National 4 tection Day Day Anthem Day Art Morrison Tour 9:00 Caffeine & Gasoline 5 6 Fun Facts 7 Crown Roast 8 No Smoking 9 Barbie Day 10 Pack Your 11Genealogy Day about Names Day (Heidi means battle maiden.) of Pork Day PCMC Board Mtg (Who s cooking?) Day Lunch Day (Pork sandwich from Tuesday?) Mustang Griot s 12 Girl Scouts 13 Coconut 14 Pi Day 15 Buzzards 16Panda World Sleep Day Torte Day PCMC Car Day Day St Patrick s Day DayLight Sav- Show Day Poker Run ings Begins Geise s 19 International Read to Me Day 20 Proposal Day 21Common Courtesy Day PCMC Club Mtg 22 World Water Day 23 Melba Toast Day 24 Chocolate Covered Raisins Day FNDO Aversano s in Sumner 25 Pecan Day MCA Car Show 26 Spinach 27 Quirky Niagra 30 Doctors 31Bunsen Day Country Music Falls Runs Dry Day Burner Day Griot s Car Tech Session Song Titles Day Day (1848 Ice blockage)

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18 Art Morrison Enterprises Tour Pierce County Mustang Club Tour the Art Morrison Manufacturing Facility Custom Chassis for Classics and Custom Automobiles Meet: th Street E. Fife, WA Time: 9:00 Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Join club members for a No Host Lunch after the tour at Louie G s Pizza in Fife For more information contact Paul Geise: geiseph3612@gmail.com (253)

19 Griot s Car Care Tech Session Join Pierce County Mustang Club Members at Griot s Garage in Tacoma for a Tech Session to see all the newest techniques and products to get our Mustangs looking their best for shows and cruises. Date: Sunday, March 26th, 2017 Where: Griot s Garage in Tacoma Time: 10:00 AM For more information contact Paul or Heidi Geise: pcmceditor@gmail.com (253)

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22 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Emergency Food Network Repacking Project Saturday, April 23nd 8:45am Noon Emergency Food Network Warehouse nd Street South Lakewood Be alert to give service. What counts a great deal in life is what we do for others. Anonymous Must be 18 years of age. Able to stand in one place for 3 hours. Layered clothing is suggested as we will be working in an unheated warehouse and comfortable shoes. Please contact Nancy Freeman By April 15th cezar6321@msn.com

23 Kids run the bases after the game Pregame autographs on the Concourse Pierce County Mustang Club Annual Mustangs at the Rainiers Event Night: Sunday, June 18th 1:35 PM Join your fellow Pierce County Mustang Club members, friends and family for a night at the park. Meeting: Griot s Parking Lot Time: 12:00 PM Leave for Cheney Stadium: 12:30 PM Parking at Cheney: $10 If you can t meet to cruise to the game with us, come to the ball park and pick up your tickets at Will Call. Group Express $13.00 Per Person Reserved Seat Game Ticket Ballpark Meal: Hot dog, Tim s Cascade snack & beverage Complimentary The Dirt game program Group Double Play $19.00 Per Person Reserved Seat Game Ticket Ballpark Meal: Hot dog, Tim s Cascade snack & beverage Complimentary The Dirt game Program Limited Edition Tacoma Rainiers hat FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Heidi Geise Ticket Order Information (253) or pcmceditor@gmail.com Name: Group Express $13.00 $ Phone: Group Double Play $19.00 $ Total Enclosed: $ Please bring form and payment to a club meeting or event, Or mail it to : PCMC PO Box Tacoma, WA To ensure all seats are together, please return your order forms at your earliest convenience. DUE BY TUESDAY, MAY 16TH

24 2017 Sponsor Highlights LAKEWOOD FORD Stop in and discover what makes Lakewood Ford one of the finest Ford dealers. Expect convenience, courtesy and low costs when shopping at Lakewood Ford. Shop their huge inventory of new and used Ford cars and trucks, and compare multiple models at once thanks to their advanced search feature. When you re ready to get behind the wheel of your new car, visit them and find out firsthand what makes Lakewood Ford a premier Ford dealer. Stop by if you re looking for a new or used car, or if you need service on your existing car. Address: Pacific Hwy SW, Lakewood, WA Phone: (888) Website: Renegade Club of Washington The Renegade Mustang Club is a group of Wild and Wacky Mustang Lovers. They have members from 5 different mustang clubs. The Renegade have been MUSTANG RANCH 31 years in business and still going strong AND providing sponsorship for the club s annual car show since it s inception in Need a part? They offer a 10% discount to Pierce County Mustang Club Members. Drive on over to the Mustang Ranch, the oldest complete Mustang facility in the Northwest. They specialized in restoration of the 64 ½ They offer rust repair, remanufactured power steering, control valves, supporting Mustang Car Show by showing their cars and sponsoring a trophy or two since Thanks to our Renegade members for supporting Pierce County Mustang Club. and steering boxes. Need a used part come look through their wrecking yard - they feature parts for the 64 ½ - 94 Mustang. Stop in and see Donnie for your Mustang needs. Address: th Ave Ct E, Eatonville WA Phone: (253) Website: LAK Woodworking Are you looking for some great outdoor wood furniture? Or something special for someone special? Check out LAK Woodworking Lenny and Monika can do wonders with woods, they even restore and make custom furniture. You can find them on Saturdays at the Puyallup Farmers Market or at Lakewood and Steilacoom Farmers Markets. Go visit them and try out the wonderful furniture. Phone: thedoorman5@comcast.net or mittelweg4@yah oo.com The Blodgett Family Thank you to the whole Blodgett Family! For all the help at the car show, find items for goodie bags, and being there to fill in when needed. Glad you found PCMC.

25 PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CLUB SPONSORS Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support of our club & charities. 100 River Road, Puyallup Jay Jay & Butch Blodgett

26 Pony News March PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS (continued) Greg & Karen Robbins Paul & Heidi Geise Rick & Joanie Nordlund Bill Norman NEWSLETTER AND PHOTOBUCKET Have items for the club newsletter? your articles to the club Newsletter Editor by the 28th of each month. Send all newsletter items to our editor, Heidi Geise, at To see photos from past club events, go to the website events past events and view the library Next Meeting: March 21 at Korum in Puyallup Don t forget to respect the business needs at Korum by parking in the back. Parking at Korum During Meetings Please help us assist Korum.