Antique Automobile Club of America
North Carolina Region
Old Salem Chapter

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Food for Thought
"If totalitarianism wins this conflict, the world will be ruled by tyrants, and individuals will be slaves.  If democracy wins, the nations of the earth will be united in a commonwealth of free peoples, and individuals, wherever found, will be the sovereign units of the new world order."
-The Declaration of the Federation of the World, produced by the Congress on World Federation, adopted by the Legislatures of North Carolina (1941), New Jersey (1942), Pennsylvania (1943), and possibly other states.

WHO WE ARE
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Chapter President
John Ronchetti
1025 Pine Knolls Rd.
Kernersville, NC 27284
E-Mail:
j_ronchetti@usa.net

Vice President
Joe Huygens

Reporter & Photographer
Ruth Ann Ronchetti
ra_ronchetti@usa.net

Newsletter Editor
Ex-Officio Pres
dth4792@aol.com

Treasurer
Jo Ann Hawks

Secretary
Marcy Aho

Chaplain
Duke Marley
 

AACA websites

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http://aaca.org
 
NORTH CAROLINA REGION
www.ncregionaaca.com
 
OLD SALEM CHAPTER
www.ncregionaaca.com/oldsalem/

Message from the President

As usual our club has been busy this past month. It's great to see so many of our members at the various events.

 At last month's meeting we presented the money to Keri's Crusade for ALS and the presentation of Honorary Memberships to the supporters of our Poker Run/Cruise In.  It was a great honor to be part of this.  Our little club has great potential for bigger and better things. Again, I want to thank all that helped with this event.

Also, this past month we had our International Pot Luck at Marcy Aho's.  There was some great food and it was a fun time.  Marcy kept trying to get people in the pool but there were no takers.

The July Downtown Kernersville Cruise In was a great success!  We had between 130 and 140 cars on the street.  Other than being very hot everything went well. We're hoping to top this in August.

I would like to thank Grover Parks for setting up the Virginia Car Collection Tour.  This is a remarkable collection amassed in just 10 years. I have never seen so many Mercury cars and trucks in one place.  There were also many Fords, a few GMs and I think I might have seen a few Mopars.

If you haven't been to the Cruise In at the square in Mocksville you really should try to go.  That little town real jumps on Cruise In night. When you get into town find a place to park and set up your chairs.  You can sit just about anywhere and still be able to hear the music and announcements. They have door prizes and a 50/50. They also have a drawing using the door prize tickets for two Cars of the Week.  These two cars get reserved parking in the square and a nice plaque.  It is held on the first and third Monday of the month.  There is one coming up Monday, August 16.

We attended the Cruise In at Cagney's Kitchen on old US 52 at Gumtree Road on August 9.  There were about 20 cars including several OSC members. It was very hot but we still enjoyed it. The food was good and the prices reasonable. If you get a chance try to make it next month.

I was thinking about our club and I realized that we have some great thinkers and they keep coming up with more ways to promote our events and ideas for more events. I want to encourage everyone to put suggestions in the suggestion box or bring them up at our meetings. 

As usual, Ruth Ann will cover some of the items I mentioned above in more detail in her various reports.

See y'all at the eatin' meetin' on Tuesday, August 17.

                               John