General Membership Meeting June 3 rd Social/Dinner - 5:45 pm Meeting - 7:00 pm Delhi Café 4625 Willoughby Road Holt

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1 TheConnection Founded in The Monthly Newsletter of the Capital City Corvette Club Activities For June General Membership Meeting June 3 rd Social/Dinner - 5:45 pm Meeting - 7:00 pm Delhi Café 4625 Willoughby Road Holt Board Meeting June17 th Dinner - 5:30 pm Meeting - 6:30 pm Delhi Café 4625 Willoughby Road Holt Member Sponsor Officers Sandy Bechtel President Mike Sprague CompetitionDirector Simon Reiffer Governor/VicePresident Angela Hyde MembershipDirector Jerry Wardell Newsletter Editor Sally Wardell Points Director Dave Averill Public Relations Director Colleen Bratschi Secretary Chris Wieczorek Social Director Mike Britz Treasurer Bloomington Gold June 25 to June 27 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indianapolis, IN see flyer for details June Birthdays Herb Schultz Kim Beaman Darrell Conley Chuck Miller Kathryn Pursel Jun 06 Jun 10 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 15 Ralph Swan Sally Wardell James Boettcher Gary Wyma Contact Chris Wieczorek if you would like to organize a social event Drive Safely Jun 15 Jun 17 Jun 21 Jun 30 Please submit newsletter articles to 4c. cccorvette.org by the 24th of each month. Volume XLV Number 6 June 2015 Chevrolet Trademark(s) used withthe written permission of General Motors.

2 14 Low Speed Event Weekend presented by Irish Hills Corvette Club and Corvette Club of Battle Creek SANCTION #: MI and MI to 006 DATE: Saturday June 20, 2015 REGISTRATION: OPENS: 8:30 AM EDT CLOSES: 9:30 AM EDT DRIVERS MEETING TIME: 9:45 AM EDT TYPE OF EVENT: Seven Low Speed Events CLUB: Irish Hills Corvette Club w/huron Valley Corvette Club_ REGION: Michigan Region National Sanctioned Event ENTRY FEE: NCCC members $12/event or $65 for all 7 events Non-NCCC members $15/event or $80 for all 7 events LOCATION: MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY FIRST CAR OUT TIME: 10:00 AM EDT US-12, Brooklyn, MI Gate A PLEASE SEE THE CORVETTE CLUB OF BATTLE CREEK S FLYER FOR SUNDAY S EVENTS Michigan International Speedway Saturday June 20, 2015 (IHCC) Sunday June 21, 2015 (CCBC) CLOSED EXHAUST NCCC Members: $12 per event or $65 for all seven Non-NCCC Members: $15 per event or $80 for all seven Metal Cars Welcome All Cars Must Pass Technical Inspection Helmets must be DOT SNELL 2010 or newer NON-NCCC PARTICIPANTS AND WORKERS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER NCCC INSURANCE COMPETITION DIRECTOR/CHAIR: NAME: Dave Waters ADDRESS: 106 Carlysle Dr., Brooklyn, MI PHONE: GOVERNOR: NAME: George Duncan & John McCullen ADDRESS: 6115 Teachout Road, Tipton, MI PHONE: In lieu of awards, lunch will be provided free for all paid racers that are registered for four or more events. See revers side for registration and event map.

3 From Our President Most people enjoy attending car shows. I began my love affair with beautiful cars in the 1960 s. I used to go to the Chicago Auto Shows in February when they were still held at the International Amphitheater on Halsted. We invariably ran into horrible driving conditions coming around the lake. Seeing the Corvette Mako Shark concept car made it all worthwhile. I was a teenage girl who knew nothing about the auto industry. That car, though. Oh, my it was captivating. The technical aspects of it completely escaped me. I just remember staring at it for as long as I could until I had to catch up with my Aunt Millie and Uncle Bill before I lost them forever in the huge crowds. Fast forward to the 1990 s. I was living in Lansing by then, and would go to the weekly summer car shows at USA Café. Dig those muscle cars! I fell in love all over again. When John and I joined CCCC, we enjoyed attending everyone s shows. Well, except for the really-cold early spring show at Charlton Park it snowed. Not heavily. Just enough for the announcer to tease the people who always bragged that they never drove their Corvettes in snow. I guess you should never say never. Hosting a car show is a lot of work. You can t argue that point. Everyone works so hard before, during, and after the shows then, we give the money away. And, we re not unique. There are so many car clubs (Corvette and metal car) that do the same thing over and over again. Car people are good people we all care about our communities. As our website states: We joined for the car. We stay for the people. As you travel this summer attending shows, you might want to think about taking a trip to St. Joe, MI, on August 8 th. They will host the 2015 Lake Bluffs Concours d Elegance of Southwest Michigan. This is an invitational show, so every vehicle is spectacular. An unusual entry this year is a replica of the 1954 Chevrolet Corvette-Corvair. That s not a typo. Apparently, GM created this concept car for the 1954 Motorama Traveling Show. They were considering a fastback version of the newly-introduced Corvette. This model was created to test public opinion. The original concept car was destroyed. Must be the public didn t warm up to it. Since our weather in getting warmer, let s have fun at car shows. While you re at it, remember to save the wave. Sandy Bechtel News for Members Editor s Notes: June is the month for Bloomington Gold. This year it s at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and promises to be a must attend event. If you re an Indy 500 race fan, the event is located right on the infield and the Saturday evening cruise will begin there. Auto crossing is a fun way to enjoy the capabilities of your corvette. In the July issue of Corvette Magazine there is an entire section devoted to auto crossing with some great pointers. I ve included flyers of some great low speed auto cross events coming up in June and July. For you LED light fans, this month s tech tips has a great mod for you C5 owners. Check it out. Drive safely. Editor Our CCCC Sponsor: Bud Kouts Chevrolet is the official sponsor of Capital City Corvette Club and is one of the area's finest Chevrolet dealers. June 2015

4 2015 Bloomington Gold Bloomington Gold has moved to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for 2015!!! Dates are June The ever changing Schedule of Events is already posted. Bloomington Gold is planning an Auto Cross, burnout competition and other fun stuff. Staging for the Road Tour is on the Speedway track, and the tour starts there!! Get your motel reservations in NOW before prices start to skyrocket. There are a lot of hotels to choose from but prices do go up as rooms fill up. A few of us already have reservations at the Drury Inn Indianapolis, 9320 N Michigan Road. Their phone number is (It wouldn't hurt to sign up for their Drury Gold Key Club before making your reservations.) Drury Inn Indianapolis is located about 15 miles out, but is in an area with a lot of restaurants, including walkable ones. That is if you even need to go out. They have a Quick Start breakfast and a free 5:30 Kickback with hot food and cold beverages. If you miss that, a Cracker Barrel is right next door with Texas Roadhouse and Ruby Tuesday on the corner. Call Simon or Gloria Reiffer if you have any questions. We ve attended Bloomington Gold as it has been held in three different locations over the past 20 years. They do a really good job organizing it. June 2015

5 Activities coming up in 2015 MIS Track Tours Tour the MIS track and facilities for $10. April 23 rd, May 21 st, Sept 17 th and Oct 15 th 1:30 PM 1.5 hours. Call MIS at or for more information. MIS Track Laps Take lap(s) around the MIS track for $25. June 30 th, July 7 th and July 14 th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Call MIS at or for more information. Bloomington Gold The 3 day Bloomington Gold NCCC car judging and cruise in Indianapolis, IN at the Indy 500 raceway is scheduled for June 25 th 27 th. Contact Gloria for details on lodging and the flyer in the newsletter. More info at Back to the Bricks The Back to the Bricks week long event in Flint is scheduled for August.11th August 15th. The Corvette reunion car show is Saturday August 15 th. Dream Cruise The annual Woodward avenue car cruise is scheduled for Saturday August 15th. Corvette Museum Always open. More information at Summer Getaway & Corvette Crossroads The summer getaway to Mackinaw City, MI and 26 th annual Corvette Crossroads car show is scheduled for August The car show is NCCC Convention It s not too late to plan for the 2015 NCCC convention. Registration began on February 1st. The convention will be on August 22 nd trough August 27 th in Lake Harmony, PA. Corvettes at Carlisle The 3 day Corvettes at Carlisle NCCC judged car show and swap meet is scheduled for August 28th through August 30th. More info at Fun Fest The 4 day event sponsored by Mid America Motor works and located at there Effingham, IL facility is scheduled for September 17th 20th. More information at Paragon Fall Open House The 1 day activity is sponsored by Paragon Corvette Reproductions located at there facility 8040 South Jennings Rd. in Swartz Creek. It is scheduled for September 19 th. Food and music provided. Bowling Challenge Lunch on August 22 from 10:00AM to 2:00 PM. Top Ten Banquet June 2015

6 2.2 NCCC OFFICIAL FLYER SANCTION #: MI thru MI DATE: July 18, 2015 (If Drag Races, include rain date) REGISTRATION: OPENS: 7:45 am EDT CLOSES: 9:00 am EDT DRIVERS MEETING TIME: 9:45 am EDT FIRST CAR OUT TIME: 10:00 am EDT TYPE OF EVENT: Seven Low Speed Events CLUB: Capital City Corvette Club REGION: Michigan Region (If Rallye, include Rallye type) FORMS ENTRY FEE: NCCC members $14 per event or $84 for all seven; Non-NCCC $16.00 per event or $96 for all seven. LOCATION: 779 N. College Road - Mason, Michigan Spartan Speedway SPEED EVENTS: HIGH SPEED* LOW SPEED EXHAUST: OPEN CLOSED MAP AND EVENT INFORMATION (SEE BACK OF FLYER): FOURTEEN EVENT WEEKEND 2015 SPARTAN SPEEDWAY SEVEN LOW SPEED EVENTS (rain or shine) CLOSED EXHAUST SATURDAY JULY 18, 2015 SUNDAY SPONSORED BY THE JACKSON CORVETTE CLUB ALSO AT SPARTAN SPEEDWAY SEE SEPARATE FLYER NCCC Members: $14.00 per event (2 runs/event), or $84.00 for all seven. Non-NCCC: $16 per event or all seven for $ METAL CARS WELCOME! Helmet must be DOT/Snell 2005 or newer, no more than 10 years old Air, Restrooms, and Lunch Available Pre-register at In lieu of awards we are providing a free lunch for all paid racers that are registered for four or more events. Lunch will be made available for the rest at a low cost. The track owner has ok d racers that have self-contained RV's to stay overnight at the track (no camp fires). BE SURE TO INCLUDE A LOCATION MAP -- REVERSE SIDE MAY BE USED COMPETITION DIRECTOR/CHAIR: NAME: Michael Sprague & Rich Bratschi ADDRESS: PO Box 68 Mulliken, MI PHONE: Mike GOVERNOR: NAME: Simon Reiffer ADDRESS: 832 Creyts Road Dimondale, MI PHONE: Hotels and Map on next page. \Please note: pre-registration will not be discounted this year. Non-NCCC member participants and workers are not covered by NCCC insurance!

7 2-JOLLY RD 1-OKEMOS 3-CEDAR ST Located at the corner of N. Cedar Street and College Road, between Holt & Mason. 1. At the Okemos Rd exit 110 off I96 there is a Comfort Inn ( ), Holiday Inn Express ( ), Hampton Inn ( ), and a Fairfield Inn ( ) 2. At the Jolly Rd exit 11 off US127 there is a Red Roof Inn ( ), and Candlewood Suites ( ) 3. At the Cedar/Pennsylvania exit 104 off I96 there is a Magnuson Inn ( ) These motels are within ten miles of the track. Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Car Make/Model: Year: Make check payable to: Capital City Corvette Club Mail check and registration to: Michael Sprague - Competition Capital City Corvette Club PO Box Lansing, MI Color: NCCC #: Car #: NCCC Club: Speed Event Class:

8 Social time & Dining: 5:30 7:00pm CAPTAL CITY CORVETTE CLUB MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES OF MAY 6, 2015 DRAFT PRESIDENT: Sandy Bechtel called the meeting to 7:00pm. Sandy welcomed visitors Larry & Nichole Dungy and returning members Darrell & Dana Conley. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: SECRETARY: Colleen Bratschi requested approval of Club Minutes for the April membership meeting. Sandy Bechtel called for minutes to be approved. Motion was carried. V/P GOVERNOR: Simon Reiffer reported that during his attendance of the National Governors Meeting in St. Louis, MO., he was informed that NCCC will hold its final car raffle in The final corvette will be a 2015 Red Coupe. Cause for discontinuing the raffle was competition with so many other car raffles. Simon made members aware of a Safety Issue that was discussed at the governors meeting concerning corner workers at race events. Due to insurance coverage we will no longer be able to allow members to be seated at the race corners during and event. Simon picked up Lapel pins for 2015, anyone wishing to purchase one ($3.00) please see him at the next membership meeting. Also it was reported that 2015 NCCC calendars are for sale and 5% of sales will go to our local region. Finally Simon wanted to remind all members that if you attend and event/race chaired by another club. Please make sure to register with your NCCC # as our club will then receive points for you attending. These points help us each year when it is time to pick dates for our events. TREASURER: Mike Britz was absent. POINTS: Sally Wardell reported that all points were up to date. MEMBERSHIP: Angela Hyde reported that membership is at 90, 2 Honorary, 45 FCOA members. Angela also let everyone know that there was a nice article in the Blue Bars this issue about how FCOA membership works, she hopes all will read. EDITOR: Jerry Wardell informed members that hard copies of the newsletter are on the entry table, and that any information for the newsletter needs to be to him by May 24 th. COMPETITION: Mike Sprague was absent. Please take time to sign up for Our Spartan Event!! PUBLIC RELATIONS: Dave Averill reported that Cruizin for kids car show is shaping up nicely, there is a need for someone to be the DJ for the show. If this is something you can help him with please give him a call ASAP. Dave showed members a banner that was made by one of his teachers for the car show (it was super). Dave gave a BIG thank you to Jerry & Dominique for furnishing the Hats that will be used as the awards at the Cruizin car show. Finally Dave let the members know he has table work on the radio advertisments until after the car show is finished. SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Chris Wiechzorek reported that the Bowling event with the Jackson club went well. Jackson club beat us again, but Joe Platte was the high scorer. Chris reminded members that if

9 you plan to attend Crossroads this year that you need to get signed up and make you reservations for a hotel soon. Chris reported on the survey that was taken by Angela Hyde on club members likes for future events. It was noted that Breakfasts, BBQ s/cookouts, Fall getaways, Progressive Dinners, Tec nights, Movie nights, Out of town events, Game nights, & Holiday parties were on the top of most lists. Leaders for anyone of these events would be greatly appreciated See Chris she will be happy to help. APPOINTED OFFICER REPORTS: HEARTS & FLOWERS : Angela Hyde reported all card are up to date. HISTORIAN: Sue Keith was absent NCM AMBASSADOR: Kim Keith was absent PHOTOGRAPHER: Bob Ribar had no report SERGEANT AT ARMS: Bob Ribar had no report QUARTERMASTER: Craig Iansiti had no report CHAPLIN: Ward Harris let everyone know he is ready for the Blessing event WEBMASTER: Gloria Reiffer reported that she is getting the web site ready for competition. PAST PRESIDENT: Terry Burke had no report OLD BUSINESS: Sally Wardell reported that the 2014 Awards Banquet held at Trippers turned our Super. Chris Wieczorek reported that the GM Heritage Tour was a success with 95 attending 37 from London, Ontario. Chuck Miller reported that the Vermontville Parade went well even though we only had 3 cars attending this year. NEW BUSINESS: Simon & Gloria Reiffer reminds those attending Marshall Memorial Parade that they will be meeting at Fireside 8am on May 25 th, the plan is for dinner Applebee s. Chuck Miller & Bob Maynard remind members about Blessing of the Vettes on Sunday May 31 st. They are collecting mini sponsorships for all those who will be attending both events that day. There is a need for helpers for this event as well, please contact Bob or Chuck if you can help. Chris Wieczorek would like everyone who will be attending the Crossroads event to sign up with the day you will be coming up and your cell phone # so she can put events together properly. Jim Simmons reported that the Muscle Car club will only be holding 1 Hospice car show this year, it will be May 23, at Hawk Island Park. All money going to Hospice. 50/50 Drawing: Joe Platte was the winner!!! Adjournment: Craig Iansiti called for adjournment it was Seconded by Jerry Palacio. Motion was 8:15. Prepared by your Secretary; Colleen Bratschi

10 CCCC BOARD MEETING MINUTES MAY 20, 2015 DRAFT BOARD MEMBERS ATTENDING: Dave Averill, Sandy Bechtel, Colleen Bratschi, Mike Britz, Angela Hyde, Simon Reiffer, Mike Sprague, Jerry Wardell, Sally Wardell, Chris Wieczorek. BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT: None APPOINTED OFFICERS ATTENDING: Angela Hyde, Gloria Reiffer, Robert Ribar. GUESTS: Joe (Uncle to Chris Wieczorek) President: Sandy Bechtel called meeting to 6:33pm, and Sandy welcomed Chris Wieczorek s 94 year old Uncle Joe who was visiting from California. Secretary: Colleen Bratschi reported that Aprils board minutes were approved by s, and requested that someone take minutes for the June board meeting as she will be absent. V/P Governor: Simon Reiffer had no report Treasurer: Mike Britz reported all bills were paid and that he had ed all board members with current financial information. Points: Sally Wardell reported that all points current. She is still waiting for counts from the Cruising for Kids event. Membership: Angela Hyde reported that our member count is 90 regular members, 2 honorary members, and 46 FCOA members. Angela also made board members aware that the last list of e- mail addresses sent were missing Bob Maynard and Tom Wieczorek s, she will be resending. Editor: Jerry Wardell had no report. And reminded everyone that May 24 th would be the date to send him any items for the newsletter. Competition: Mike Sprague reported that he has paid the deposit and insurance for Spartan Event to be held in July. Mike also let members know that he had registered the clubs event on AutoEvents.com and has received 3 online registrants. Mike said that Craig Iansiti has offered to take care of the road cones for the Spartan event, and he will be working with Colleen Bratschi to have food for the July Spartan event. Mike will look into the NCCC updated ruling on corner workers and get with members at the next membership meeting. Public Relations: Dave Averill gave a BIG thank you to all members who helped in any way with the Cruising for Kids event. Dave reported that with the help of PHP and only having 59 cars this year (due to the cold) that it looked like the amount of dollars collected should be about the same as last year.

11 Dave confirmed with the board that he will work with the radio station to make up a radio ad to be shared with the membership next month. Social Director: Chris Wieczorek reported that there are 18 members who have signed up at this point to attend the Corvette Crossroads in Mackinaw City in August. Please get with her if you need any help with this event. APPOINTED OFFICERS REPORTS: Hearts & Flowers: Angela Hyde reported card are up to date and will take care of sending out cards requested by the board. Historian: Sue Keith was absent NCM Ambassador: Kim Keith was absent Photographer: Bob Ribar has agreed to take pictures at events he is able to attend, and requests others to be prepared with cameras/phones when attending events to snap a shot to be shared, so we never miss a moment. Sergeant at Arms: Bob Ribar had no report Quartermaster: Craig Iansiti was absent Chaplain: Ward Harris was absent Webmaster: Gloria Reiffer reported that the Clubs website had been entered into NCCC competition. We are all hoping for a win!!! Past President: Terry Burke was absent OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: Sandy Bechtel reminded members to check CCCC s calendar for all upcoming events. And reminds everyone of how important it is to attend other clubs events so that we can have their support in the future. Sandy also wanted to remind event chairman that when preparing their flyer to make sure that information is listed correctly. (Example: Net proceeds not all proceeds dates, times, event address, types of cars, etc.). ADJOURNMENT: Simon Reiffer called for 7:32, and it was seconded by Chris Wieczorek. Motion was carried. Prepared by you Secretary; Colleen Bratschi

12 Tech Tips and Mods LED Lights Replacing turn signal, DRLs (Daytime Running Lights) and interior incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs is a nice mod to upgrade your corvette lighting. LED bulbs draw very little power, last nearly forever (30k+ hours), are readily available and relatively inexpensive (online). However, there is one problem you will encounter when replacing the turn signal bulbs; hyper-flashing. Hyper-Flash Fix Changing to LED turn signal bulbs creates an issue called hyper flash. The low current draw of the LEDs appears like an open connection in the flasher circuit and causes the flasher control to cycle at a high speed to indicate a burned out bulb. There are 2 ways to fix this (1) install a LED designed flasher (C5 or older) or (2) add a load resistor in parallel with the turn signal bulb note: resistors get very hot). Sources tell me the BCM controls the flash rate on a C6. On a C5 the flasher circuit is combined with the 4 way emergency flasher, so the turn signal flasher circuit can be separated from the emergency flasher circuit. To accomplish this you need a bypass harness with LED flasher (picture at right). The part is available online at suppliers such as Corvette Central. LED DRL Mod If you like the look of newer vehicles with the string of LED running lights, here s a mod that you may like for your C5. First you need to purchase a right and left hand replacement turn signal assembly and 2 strings of LED lights (both available on Amazon). Although you could modify your existing assemblies, I d save them in case you want to switch back. Next, referring to the photos, drill a group (12) of holes for the LED lights. It s easier than it sounds. A metal template should be used as a guide for hole locations. Install the LED sting into the holes and glue in place. Now the tricky part. The LED bulb strings will not tolerate a voltage much over 12 volts. They tend to burn out or start flickering. To solve this you ll need to wire in a DC to DC voltage regulator IC in series with the power connection. Use a LM7810 or LM7812 and heat sink (see photo) available from Amazon or similar supplier. Wiring is fairly straight forward. Items needed; a soldering iron, heat shrink tubing and connector. A wiring diagram can be found on the Internet. Installation is somewhat tedious. It requires removing the head light assembly to access the retaining screws (2), spring, turn signal bulb and side marker bulb. Using a water proof connector, splice into the existing turn signal wires. Remove the existing assembly and replace with the new assembly. For more detailed instructions contact: cccorvette.org June 2015

13 Capital City Corvette Club Participation Points for Year 2015 As Of: Sunday, May 31, 2015 Members David Averill Ursula Averill 1 Roy Bailey Jim Balla Dana Beaman Kim Beaman 21 Sandy Bechtel 8 Mary Blackwood 9 Tim Blackwood 6 James Boettcher 3 Mara Boettcher 13 Colleen Bratschi 7 Rich Bratschi 7 Connie Britz 16 Mike Britz NancyLee Buck Randy Buck 4 Terry Burke 4 Dana Conley 3 Darrell Conley 2 Dave Cripe Pat Cripe Darwin Day Sheila Day 8 Art Doty 8 Nancy Doty Janet Gunthorpe Larry Gunthorpe 9 Jeanne Harris 13 Ward Harris 2 Howard Hein 2 Sheila Hein Jim Hoppin 22 Angela Hyde 13 Craig Iansiti 8 Janet Iansiti Dick Iding 4 Laura Kazmer 4 Wayne Kazmer 18 Kim Keith 18 Sue Keith 4 Fred Koos 1 David Kuempel 1 Diane Kuempel 6 Ellie Lickfeldt 6 Patrick Lickfeldt 2 Carlo Litrenta 2 Janet Litrenta Lee MacGillvray 11 Bob Maynard 6 Shalimar Maynard 17 Chuck Miller 7 Diana Mosher 2 Barb Musselman 2 Steve Musselman 8 Dominique Palacio 8 Jerry Palacio Diana Parks 2 Howard Parks 2 Joe Platte Ed Politza Suzanne Politza 7 David Pursel 4 Kathryn Pursel Carol Putmon Randy Putmon 45 Gloria Reiffer 42 Simon Reiffer 22 Robert Ribar 2 Milton Scales 1 Brenda Shatkosky 1 Richard Shatkosky 10 Jim Simmons Vicky Simmons 2 Barbara Ann Sipka 2 Thomas Sipka Loretta Spinrad Steve Spinrad Janet Sprague 7 Michael Sprague 3 Ralph Swan 3 Susan Swan 2 Connie Taylor 2 Thomas Taylor 13 Harold Twining 13 Katherine Twining 5 Sue VanAtta-Wight 35 Jerry Wardell 36 Sally Wardell 42 Christine Wieczorek 27 Thomas Wieczorek 8 Larry Wight Current Points Leaders 45 Gloria Reiffer 42 Simon Reiffer 42 Christine Wieczorek 36 Sally Wardell 35 Jerry Wardell 27 Thomas Wieczorek 22 Angela Hyde 22 Robert Ribar 21 Sandy Bechtel 18 Kim Keith 18 Sue Keith 17 Chuck Miller

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