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Newsletter - January 21, 2012 |
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Saturday January 28 8:00 AM
We will be going on a Mystery Cruise. We'll meet at the Ringgold Cracker Barrel parking lot at 8:00 AM. If you want to eat breakfast come around 7:00. We will meet part of the group at exit 312 on the Interstate on our way.
A few details: Approx. 2 hours each way and 1 hour on site then a short ride for lunch. You can plan on being gone the rest of the day.
It is winter time so if the weather is bad, Corvettes are optional, also you may want to bring a cooler. Saturday February 4 Breakfast at the Miller’s home at 8:30. Then we will travel to Channel 12 studios for a tour of their facilities courtesy of Rick McLain. Following that, we motor to Scottsboro, AL for lunch at Mud Creek Restaurant. Tuesday February 14 We will meet at 6:30 for a Valentine’s Day dinner at CJ’s Southern Traditions Restaurant, 640 South Main Street, Lafayette. Corvette Expo in Seveirville, TN, March 23 & 24, 2012. Plan to discuss travel arrangements. World of Wheels, Birmingham AL. February 11, 2012. We are planning to go as a group leaving from “TBD” at 9:30AM Saturday morning. Some of the group is talking about spending Saturday night in Birmingham. Let me know if you are interested. April Following Easter, we are planning a trip and the members selected New Orleans. More information coming. Glenn |
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ABOUT US…WHO ARE WE? As a club, we are community oriented. We support various activities for charitable purposes, including Toy Runs at Christmas, bringing toys to underprivileged children in Walker and Catoosa counties. We have participated in car shows that benefited mission trips to foreign countries. We work alongside the Optimist Club in their efforts of working with deserving children. Participation in the Relay For Life is a major activity that eventually culminates in our “Show ‘N Drag.” We have sponsored car shows, and for the strong of heart we also have sponsored a drag race at the Brainerd Optimist Drag Strip. A large portion of our proceeds are given to the American Cancer Society for ongoing research as well as assistance for local neighbors who are experiencing problems due to cancer. In 2008 we had the privilege of making a sizeable donation to help a local young man acquire an “assist” dog. We were proud to have been able to provide a wheelchair for a young man when other avenues were closed to him. The activities we have been involved with are numerous. It’s a wonderful feeling to be able to give back. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 January 2012 11:43 )
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Welcome to Mountain City Corvette Association |
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We dedicate this club to the type of people who will stand out in the boiling sun, the pouring rain, or the bitter cold just to be near the pungent odor of scorched rubber, the exotic mingling smells of hot gasoline and Castrol, the insistent screams of stressed engines and tires and the thrill of drivers wrapped in fierce competition and fiberglass. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 12 January 2012 20:19 )
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