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Pony News November 2014
Pony News
November 2014
Pierce County Mustang Club
www.piercecountymustangclub.com
Mustang of the Month
Ron Lively
In this issue:
President’s
Charity
Corner
Involvement
Minutes

Voting for Officers
How
to Plan a Cruise
Membership
Mustang
Past
of the Month
Events
Calendar
Mustang
Event
of Events
Items for Sale
Flyers
Sponsor
Look
News
Highlights
for the Trivia Ques-
tion
PCMC recognizes all of our service men
and women, past and present, and says
“THANK YOU!”
Just a few members having fun at a few October events!
Go to the website—Events—Past Events and view our library of photos in photobucket!
Pony News November 2014
President’s Message:
2014 Executive Committee
A
s we are reaching this year's end, it's time once again
to think ahead to next year. Club elections are just
around the corner at the November General Member-
ship meeting. The direction our club takes is up to all of you.
President—Missy Willert
(253) 565-0592
Vice President—Dennis Willert
(253) 565-0592
Secretary—Charlene Rivera
(360) 459-3993
Treasurer—Nancy Freeman
If you are unable to make the meeting there is an alternate option for you to cast your vote. You can print the ballot from this
newsletter and mail it to the club PO Box. Make sure you mail it
in time for just before the meeting mail pick up.
Membership—Nancy Freeman
(253) 531-4624
Good luck to all those seeking election!
Directors
Member involvement
makes the club
Event Planning Meeting:
Rachel Lanigan (253) 820-6645
Renea Merwin (253) 380-2653
Don't miss out on the rest of this year's
Pam Pistella (253) 370-4732
fun events! Check out the club's web-
Greg Robbins (253) 227-4006
site for all the details.
Past President—Paul Nee
Missy
(253) 640-9943
November 1—Join others
interested in Planning
Events for the Club for
2015
Carr’s Restaurant—1pm
Car Show Chairperson—Charlene
Rivera (360) 459-3993
MCA Regional Representative—Nancy
Freeman (253) 531-4624
Newsletter Editor—Heidi Geise
[email protected] or
(253) 863-1850
From the Editor:
As a new member (and somehow recruited newsletter person) a big THANK YOU
to Missy. Being president takes time and energy that often happens behind the
scenes.
You have done a great job, Missy!
Do you have a topic you would like to see regularly or a news item you would like to share in the Newsletter? Send it to [email protected]. The deadline is the 28th of the month. If this is a topic that the
editor needs to research, please get it in by the 20th.
Pony News November 2014
President’s Message (cont.)
Tip of the Month from the President:
Take advantage of sales and lists for upgrades, personalizations, and sparkly mods for
your pony. I'm getting 2-4 discount emails each week now that we are getting closer to gift
giving season.
If you have some ideas or even an overall vision for your pony, research the what, where,
and how much from the various companies that offer parts. Think about putting some of
the items on your gift list. Make sure if a certain company has an email list, you register for
updates and sales. That way when they start sending out those discount offers you can
strategically drop hints that prices have dropped. Win-win all around.
Charity Events
This Month:
October 25th—Emergency Food Network
Upcoming events:
December 13th—Charity Toy Drive
Pony News November 2014
General Meeting Minutes
October 21, 2014
Call to Order – Missy Willert
Welcome Visitors, new members, and members.
Rachel Lanigan, Pete Freeman, Brian Simmons, Mark
Smith, Chuck Botsford, and Jerry Murphy. If you
would like to add your name to the list – you must
Membership Report – Nancy Freeman – No new
contact Nancy Freeman by October 28th. Also, on
members this month – 110 membership numbers,
the ballot are the following questions – Should the
this is up from past years. We had 74% of members
Club continue the Friday Night Dinner? Did you
renew from 2013.
attend a Friday Night Dinner? Do you have any ideas
Approval of Sept. General Meeting Minutes as
printed in the “Pony News”.
on where? Do you have any Cruise ideas for
2015? The club is still looking for a general meeting
raffle person, if you are interested – please let a
1st Mark Smith, 2nd Dennis Willert, Membership
member of the committee know or if you have ques-
Accepted & Approved.
tions do the same.
Treasurer’s Report – Nancy Freeman
Club T-shirt and Sweatshirt & Jacket Orders – Missy
Willert & Nancy Freeman – Please look in the Pony
Car Show – N/A
News for order forms. Money is due at the Novem-
Club – Revenue – General Raffle
ber General Meeting. The items will be ready for
pick up at the Holiday Gathering
Expenses – Membership Supplies, Printing, Postage,
General Raffles, Bank Charges, Cruise, Holiday Gath-
New Business
ering Location Rental & Deposit
Sweet Willie is Back for a Visit – Missy Willert – For
1st Greg Robbins, 2nd Pete Freeman & Rachel Lani-
20 plus years, Willie & Sally Carson ran Sweet
gan, Membership Accepted & Approved.
Willie’s - a charity that helped homeless teens and
families in need. Sweet Willie’s was PCMC charity
MCA Representative’s Report – Nancy Freeman –
for many years until Willie was diagnosis with can-
Car show season is over, MCA has nothing to report
cer. PCMC not only gave money, food items, cloth-
at this time.
ing, toys, etc – we also gave our time. PCMC mem-
Old Business
bers would go & help pack Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, then help deliver them. Willie and Sal-
November Elections – Missy Willert – As of this time
ly are back in town to visit. They have invited PCMC
we have the current members running for office –
members to come and visit with them October 26 @
Greg Robbins – president, Dennis Willert – vice-
3pm at Dave’s of Milton. Join the “Hug Fest”.
president, Nancy Freeman – treasure, & Charlene
(continued on next page)
Rivera – secretary. Members running for the Execu-
Q—Mustang became the first automobile to win what
award in 1964? A—Tiffany Award for Excellence in Design
tive Committee – Paul Geise, Clay Concannon,
.
Pony News November 2014
Minutes (continued)
Santa Parade – Missy Willert – Saturday, December
Caffeine & Gasoline – Greg Robbins – Gorgeous Car!
Great Day.
6th – if you are planning on attending, please email
Trunk or Treat – Rick Nordlund – Great Spooky
or mail Missy a copy of your Driver’s License and
Night!
Proof of Insurance for the parade. Please “No Santa
Gear”. You need at least 100 feet of lights and an
PCMC Bowling Night – Greg Robbins – Fun Night.
inverter to plug the lights in, if you have questions
Steilacoom Apple Squeeze – Missy Willert & Paul
please ask. See flyer for more info.
Geise – Great drive on the back roads to Steilacoom.
Fantasy Lights – Rachel Lanigan – Sunday, December
Upcoming Events
7th at 5:15 at Sprinker parking lot. Cost is $9 – due
at November General Meeting or $13 day of. There
Friday Night Dinner is at Fife Emerald Queen Casino.
will be a no host dinner following at Godfather’s Piz-
EFN is this Saturday October 25th at 8:45, see Nancy
za. Please help support PCMC toy drive by bringing
for more info.
a new unwrapped toy – for every toy you bring you
will receive a raffle ticket. See flyer for more info.
PCMC 2015 Planning Event is at Carr’s on November
1st from 1 to 3 – come help plan the events for
Holiday Gathering – Charlene Rivera – Saturday, De-
2015.
cember 13th at the Puyallup Activities Center 5 pm
to 9 pm. PCMC will provide Ham, Turkey, Punch,
Coffee and Fun. If your last name is A – G, please
bring a dessert or H – Z, please bring a side dish to
Mustang of the Month
Congratulations to Stacey Mellinger and her 1992
“FoxyFox” grey Mustang Convertible.*
share. Please bring a “Hot Wheel” Mustang for the
car show goodie bags – optional. Help support our
toy drive by bringing an unwrapped new toy – op-
tional. If you have children, please bring a gift for
them for our “Special” visitor to pass out. If you
would like to play our holiday game- please bring a
wrapped gift ($20) for each person who wishes to
play. See flyer for more info.
Past Event Updates
Adjourned
Submitted by
Charlene Rivera
*Amendment: Stacey Mellinger’s car was selected in
November of 2011, therefore was not eligible for
MoM now. Ron Lively’s car was drawn . Thank you
Stacey for catching that.
Ponies in the Park, Mustangs West – Nancy Freeman
Parking at Korum During Meetings
– Fun day, tied with the Mustang Wranglers for club
Please help us assist Korum.
participation with 18 cars.
Concours d’ Elegance, PNWMC – Rick Nordlund –
Great day, beautiful weather – all the members who
showed their Mustangs won trophies.
Pony News November 2014
2014 PIERCE COUNTY MUSTANG CLUB
OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOT
Per the PCMC By-Laws, one ballot vote per family membership.
Place an “X” in the box in front of the appropriate name or write in a name on the line provided
PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
 Greg Robbins
 Charlene Rivera
 ________________
 ________________
VICE PRESIDENT
TREASURER / MEMBERSHIP
 Dennis Willert
 Nancy Freeman
 ________________
 ________________
DIRECTORS (vote for 4)
 Chuck Botsford
 Rachel Lanigan
 Clay Concannon
 Jerry Murphy
 Pete Freeman
 Brian Simmons
 Paul Geise
 Mark Smith
Ballots will be available at the November 18th club meeting or print this ballot and mail for receipt by
November 18th to: PCMC, PO Box 44853, Tacoma, WA 98444.
The following individuals have volunteered for these non-elected positions, and with the exception of
the Immediate Past President, the positions are not part of the Executive Committee.
Immediate Past President: Missy Willert
MCA Regional Director: Nancy Freeman
Newsletter Editor: Heidi Geise
Shed Manager: Pete Freeman
Webmaster: Charlene Rivera
Club Meeting Raffles: ___________
Car Show Chair: Charlene Rivera & Missy
Willert
Membership input requested: Should the club continue the monthly no host dinners in 2015?
Yes _______
No _______ If yes, suggestions for dinner locations _____________________
Did you attend any of the dinners in 2014? Yes _______ No _______
Suggestions for 2015 club activities _________________________________________________
Pony News November 2014
Some helpful tips on “How to Plan a Cruise”
Pick a Place - It can be anywhere YOU want to
go or share with other Mustang Friends
Examples – A long drive, bowling, mini golf, a
restaurant, a museum, a park, pumpkin patch,
Christmas lights, scavenger hunt, progressive
dinner or an event like an apple squeeze. You
can pick anything or place.
Check Availability – Make sure they are open.
Make sure they know a group is coming, sometimes they will offer a discount. Check to see if
it is “kid friendly”, some members like to bring
their kids. This will make it easier to pick a date
for your cruise. Try to give a little notice so you
can share at a club meeting, get in the “Pony
News”, on the website and for members to get
on their calendar.
How are you getting there – Some places you
can just meet everyone there or plan a drive to
get there. If you plan a drive – pick your route;
please make sure you DRIVE the route. This
will help you find bathroom stops and see if
there are any changes you might want to make.
Are You Planning a “No Host Meal” – If you
are having a meal, please give the restaurant a
few days notices. This makes it easier for them
to have the staff scheduled. Check for “Kid
Friendly”.
Make a Flyer – Make sure you have the basic
info – Place, Meeting Location, Leave Time,
Date, Time, Cost, Contact Info, and What is
happening – i.e. if you plan on collecting items
for a charity, or “No Host Lunch”. If any part of
your event is NOT “Kid Friendly”, please state
that. Make sure the “Pony News” editor, FaceBook, Membership for an alert, and the Website
get a copy.
Extras – Printed Driving Directions or Navigation Devices are helpful. You can add Trivia
Questions, A Quiz, Prices, or Raffles for example. You can make dash plaques, in the past
members have used the regular dash plaques,
some have been creative with packages of hot
chocolate, or apples, or paper leaves, or paper
horses, even a compass. You can also collect
items for our charities – gloves, scarves, hats,
socks, and food items - anything.
Incentive – Piece County Mustang Club will
help with up to $100 to set up a cruise. You
must show receipts to be reimbursed. This is to
help with anything – dash plaques, raffles, shoe
rentals, printing. PCMC will not cover more
than $100, so watch what you spend. Some
members have been able to set up a cruise
without using the incentive, but it is available if
needed.
HELP – If you need any help, please ask. Most
of our members would be willing to go on a test
run or help with a route or give some guide
lines or feedback.
Please Note – You don’t need to follow these
tips, planning a cruise can be lots of fun and
very simple – it is inviting your friends to join
you on your adventure.
Pony News November 2014
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
PCMC CLUB ANNIVERSARIES – November
LORI BREES EAKLAND—2005
WAYNE & PAM PISTELLA—2007
BURT KREIDLER & CONNIE HAMMAN—2013
ROSTER UPDATE AS OF AUGUST 30th
110 Member #s — 74 renewals, 23 new, & 13 Honorary/Lifetime
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
(NO NEW MEMBERS THIS MONTH)
Membership dues are payable in January of each year.
New Membership is
prorated according to the
month joined.
CLUB
Among Our Own
RICK & JOANIE NORDLUND...congratulations on their 1987
“Spooky” being selected for display at SEMA in Las Vegas this
November as part of the 50 years of Mustangs.
Welcome home Willie and Sally Carson of Sweet Willie’s Charity.
Ball Cap $15.00
Car Pennant $7.50
Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00
(stick or magnetic)
Parade window clings 20.00
Items can be purchased by
mail, please add an extra
$3.00 for each cap or pennant
to cover cost of mailing.
OR
Stop by a meeting to save the
extra shipping cost and visit
with friends.
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.
Pony News November 2014
Mustang of the Month
Ron Lively
1989 Scarlet Red LX Hatchback, 2002 Black F-150 Lighting
Ron’s friend bought the 1989 Mustang brand
new and drove it until 2003 when she decided she needed a new car. Ron maintained
the car for her during this time. He told me
the car has been washed every Sunday since
it was first purchased.
She garaged the car for a while. Then Ron
told her she needed to sell it because it wasn’t doing anyone any good in the garage. She
told him she wouldn’t sell it but she would
give it to him. So in 2005, it became his.
When he took ownership it had 241,000 miles
on it and it now has 253,000 and the engine
runs like new. Because of all his care he interior, engine and paint are in great shape.
He wanted everything to be stock and went to
great effort to find stock parts when he needed them including finding aluminum wheels
(turbine wheels) that he had restored and polished at a place in Kent.
He told me this car was a perfect fit for his
goals. He wanted something he was passionate about and that would keep him busy
when he retired. Which it sounds like it has
done.
Ron talked about the joy of being part of the
Mustang Club with his son and grandson. He
loves going to shows and on cruises with
them. He also spoke of the many new friends
he meets at those events when people are
drawn into conversation because of their
common interest in cars , particularly Mustangs
His other Ford is the 2002 Lightening which
currently has 52,000 miles on it. It has a 5.4 L
engine with a supercharger. Ron says,
“When I feel I need an adrenaline rush, I go
somewhere that I can drive the truck.”
Ron had a stroke on April 16, 2014 which is
why he hasn’t been as active recently with
the club. He says he is 98% recovered and is
grateful for family that was nearby when it
happened. He can still drive and is looking
forward to joining the club activities once
again.
We wish him the best for the rest of his recovery and will save him a spot for upcoming
cruises.
Pony News November 2014
October Events
Apple Squeeze Cruise
October 5th in Steilacoom
The group met at the 512 McDonalds in Tacoma. (We have our own parking spaces there.)
Monika put together a great cruise that started
with Dash Apples with attached numbers for a
raffle drawing.
We traveled some back roads to Steilacoom that
were gorgeous, full of fall color and fabulous marine fog that made for a beautiful and very autumn-like drive. The cruise ended at a great Autumn festival where you could squeeze apple cider, eat, listen to local musicians, stock-up on
early holiday gifts and people watch.
trip with a wonderful
lunch at a local restaurant. The food
was good and the
company and stories
even better.
Monika thanks for a great event!
I don’t know where the next cruise will take
us, but don’t miss it!
The group ended the
Columbia Crest Winery: Car Show—October 5 in Paterson
This looks like a fun day at a beautiful winery
on a beautiful day in beautiful Paterson, WA.
Awards went out to:

Chuck Botsford—1st with his 1976 Coupe,

Bill Norman—3rd in his 2000 Mustang Convertible

Wendy Minnieweather—3rd in her 2005
Coupe

Rick and Joanie Nordlund—3rd in their
1987 White Coupe, “Spooky”
I am seeing our members holding interesting
trophies. I am wondering what the celebration
was like after the show!
Put another “cork in the bottle” for show stopper
awards going to PCMC members.
Q—What was the retail price for
the new 1964-1/2 Mustang?
Pony News November 2014
A New Chapter for Paul
October 11 in DesMoines
Wow! What a great opportunity for our club to
provide a special day for Paul and the residents
of Stafford Health Care. We had 18 Mustangs
from the club that came and showed their shine
and cool engines for this “car guy.” This gentleman had a stroke and had once owned his own
Mustang. The staff supported his efforts and
others from the center as all enjoyed the day,
the beautiful cars and a great BBQ.
After the show, Paul rode with Tom Alpert in his
1968 GT 390 Red Fastback in a caravan of ponies to American’s Car Museum in Tacoma.
Paul selected Tom’s car for the Best in Show.
Paul and the club were treated to parking right
in front of the museum where all could see us.
Inside we had a great tour which included the
Masters of Mustang exhibit.
What a great day for all!
Museum Piece—ACM
So I have been a volunteer at America’s Car
Museum now for about 2.5 months. Most of the
time I have been a Greeter stationed in the entrance and front of the Main Floor (with the
Mustangs of course). Almost every visitor I
greet takes a little extra minute to look at the
cool 1966 Red Mustang Convertible in the center of the floor.
One visitor stopped and said, “this is the iconic
American ‘little red sports car’.” When I share
that with other visitors they nod their heads in
agreement and then take photos from every
angle. You can see the “longing” in their eyes
to seat themselves in the car, close their eyes
and imagine driving across America, perhaps
on Route 66.
It took a long time PCMC member to point out
to me the PCMC sticker in the window. WOW!
This gorgeous car belongs to our very own
Pam and Scott Leach,
members since 2012.
Way to go!
Pony News November 2014
Friday Night Dinners
October 24 at Emerald Queen
Another fun get together for members of the
Club. This month’s event was at Emerald Queen
Casino in Fife.
I heard one delighted member exclaim, “Oh the
humanity!” when referring to the heap of food on
the plate returning to the table (his own plate).
We learned the unique eating habits of some
members when going to buffets. Begin and end
with dessert. Kind of a dessert sandwich. My kind
of thinking!
Conversations were fun, with lots of laughter and
stories galore. Don’t miss these great events!
Emergency Food Network
October 25 in Tacoma
Day of Caring
Here we found ourselves together again. Today
it was about helping others and we were joined
by a couple of members from another Mustang
Club and some good people who just wanted to
help.
Today we packaged corn. About 6400 pounds
of corn. Three hours of yellow, frozen corn! I
don’t know about others but I am not eating
corn for at least a week.
Truly an enjoyable 3 hours knowing that we
were helping provide for others.
As usual, lots of humor, a couple of flying kernels, and lunch afterwards that included dessert.
It is a good thing that we worked because the
food theme, especially dessert for the 2 days, is
not helping me get out of our Mustang or in for
that matter.
We all left talking about when we would be doing this again. That is working at EFN not eating
dessert.
November 2014
(see website for details www.piercecountymustangclub.com)
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2015 Event Planning Committee
Caffeine/Gasoline
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
12
13
14
15
19
20
21
22
Executive Committee Mtg
9
10
11
THANK YOU
VETERANS
16
17
18
General Mtg
23
30
24
25
Bearzaar Cruise
(contact Monika)
26
27
28
29
Pony News November 2014
Saturday, December 6th will
be the annual Santa
Parades in Sumner
and Puyallup. PCMC
will be filing the entry
applications with the
Puyallup Main Street
Association and the
Sumner Downtown
Association to participate in both legs of
this year’s event.
We are going to be
limited to 8 to 10 cars per city so if more members want to
participate, we can either draw names for each town or
members can state which town they’d prefer. Cars will
need to be decorated with a minimum of 100 lights per 10
feet in length which can be easily accomplished with either the LED or Twinkle style of lights, an inverter plugged
into the AC outlet or cigarette lighter for a power source.
Some nylon zip ties, tape and binder clips. There are
also some cool suction cup plastic light holders made for
use on house windows and the like which will also work
along hood, trunk lid and doors. Look at Home Depot or
Lowes for these types of accessories. Also large fabric
ribbons and bows tied over and around each car’s, roof,
hood and trunk will meet the events decoration requirements. We should also have our antenna flags on while in
the parades.
The application process requires me to submit a copy of
each car’s driver’s license and proof of insurance card. I
need to fill out 2 entries one for each city, so if there is
overwhelming interest, as many as 16 to 20 cars will be
able to participate between the 2 towns. If we get more
than 20 we will do the old “draw names out of a hat” to
select the PCMC representatives at the October meeting.
By the way, this is only open to PCMC members. If you
belong to another Mustang club, your club would need to
submit their own entry application.
The Sumner parade begins at 2:30pm, so we stage at the
Sumner High School stadium parking about 1pm.
The Puyallup Parade begins at 4:00pm, and we head
straight there after completing the Sumner parade. They
will send me a map and directions for the staging area for
that parade later this year. Each leg lasts about an hour
depending on where we are in the lineup.
If you are interested in participating please contact Missy
Willert prior to the October general meeting @ [email protected] or 253-565-0592.
Lastly, if anyone wants to march in front of the cars we
could have the club banner carried by some that don’t
want to drive or are not drawn but still want to participate.
To see the complete list of rules for this event please go
to the links provided below: http://
www.puyallupmainstreet.com/images/
SantaParadeApplication.pdf
http://www.puyallupmainstreet.com/images/
SantaParadeAppSumner.pdf
(See Flyer)
To forward your driver’s license and proof of insurance to
use one of the following methods:
1) Scan both documents, save as a pdf file, black
out birthdates and email to: [email protected]
2) Make copies and send to the PCMC Post Office
Box: PCMC / Attn: Missy Willert / PO Box
44853 / Tacoma, WA 98444
3) Make copies and snail mail to : Missy Willert /
3775 Olympic Blvd West / University Place, WA
98466
Pony News November 2014
***For Sale***
GOT A MUSTANG OR RELATED ITEM TO SELL?
Classified Rates
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
Email text and photo (optional) in JPG format to: [email protected]
Deadline is the third Friday of each month for the next issue.
Send payment to:
Pierce County Mustang Club
P.O. Box 44853
Tacoma, WA 98444
Parts For Sale
For information contact:
Pete Freeman
[email protected]
253-531-4624
Pony News November 2014
***For Sale***
Club and Mustang pins for sale!
$4 each plus $1 for shipping
Can be purchased at meetings or contact Nancy Freeman
PCMC Club Jacket/Vest Order Form
Name: _______________________________________
Address _____________________________Phone Number______________
Type and Quantity:
Jacket - Heavy Weight size _____ Qty _____ x $ 64.98
Jacket - Light Weight size _____ Qty _____ x $ 58.98
Fleece Vest
size _____ Qty _____ x $ 49.98
S-XL prices listed above, 2XL add $2.50, 3XL & 4XL add $3.50
Subtotal $____________
Tax 9.4% $ ___________
TOTAL $ ____________
Name to be embroidered: Jacket_______________ Vest _____________
Jackets/Vests are unisex and available in black only.
Questions? Contact Nancy Freeman [email protected] 253-531-4624
If emailing, please put “Jackets” in the subject line for identification.
Ordering deadline is November 18th.
Anticipated delivery will be at the Holiday Gathering December 13th.
All orders require pre-payment.
Make your check payable to P.C.M.C.
Mail check and order form to: P.C.M.C., PO Box 44853, Tacoma, WA 98444
OR bring to a club event between now and the November 18th meeting.
Club t-shirts and sweat shirts. Time to replace, reorder, or just
plain get some? Time to order again.. Great news! This time v neck shirts will
be available! woo hood
Order forms are on the next page
T-SHIRT/SWEATSHIRT ORDER FORM
Name ____________________________________________
Phone ____________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________
Style
Size
Quantity
Pullover hoodie, no zipper, with pockets
S-XL $18.50
2X $19.50 3X $20.00
_____
_______
Hoodie with full zipper and pockets
S-XL $24.80
2X $25.80 3X $27.30
_____
_______
No hood, collar, ¼ zipper, no pockets
S-XL $20.40
2X $21.40 3X $21.90
_____
_______
Regular long sleeve sweatshirt, no pockets
S-XL $15.00
2X $16.00 3X $16.50
_____
_______
_____
_______
_____
_______
Club t-shirt
Crew neck
S-XL $9.00
2X $10.00 3X $ 10.50
V-neck
XS-XL $11.00 2X $12.00 3-4X $12.50
Subtotal $ _________
Tax 9.5% $ _________
TOTAL
$ _________
Ordering deadline is November 18th.
Anticipated delivery will be at the club Holiday party December 13th.
All orders require pre-payment.
Make your check out to P.C.M.C. Mail check and order form to P.C.M.C.,
PO Box 44853, Tacoma, WA 98444
There may be some shrinkage based on laundry/drying methods. All sweatshirts and tee shirts are gray
with club logo in color.
2014
Sumner & Puyallup
Hometown
Well the paperwork has been submitted and if you’re like me, you can’t wait for Saturday, December 6th to arrive.
I just want to let everyone know that the cool little suction cups used last year are at
Lowes. They also have abundant supplies of LED lights in assorted strings of 50 & 100
lights in colors or all white. Remember to power these you will need an AC inverter to
plug into your car’s lighter or AC adapter outlet.
As soon as I receive the information from the Puyallup Downtown Association & the
Sumner Main Street Association with staging directions, I’ll get them out via email.
I’m also looking to see if anyone (2 to 4 people) would like to carry the club banner in
front of the cars in either or both parades. Anyone interested please call Missy at 253565-0592 or email at: [email protected]
If you want to come out to either parade and cheer on
your fellow PCMC members, the Sumner parade begins at 2:30pm and goes west down Main Street from
the high school to Kincaid Street.
In Puyallup the parade starts at 4:00pm and begins
at Main and Meridian and travels south on Meridian
just past the Pavilion (Pioneer Park) then turns right
for about one block.
Be sure to bring your camera to snap some pictures
of the festively adorned Ponies.
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Fantasy Lights
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Spanaway Park
Meet in Sprinker parking lot at 5:15pm
Leave at 5:30pm (gates to Fantasy Lights open at 5:30)
Discounted tickets are $9 per car
money due at November 18th General Meeting
"Day of " ticket purchase is $13 at gate per car
No host dinner will follow at
Godfathers Pizza on Pacific Highway
TOY DRIVE
Receive a ticket for EVERY unwrapped toy you bring for a special drawing
Questions???? Contact Rachel Lanigan
253-820-6645
[email protected]
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Club will provide Ham, Turkey, Punch, Coffee, and Fun
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CLUB SPONSORS
Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support
of our club & charities.
KORUM FORD LINCOLN
100 River Road, Puyallup
253-845-6600
www.korum.com
LAKEWOOD FORD
Lakewood
253-474-0511
GUSTAFSON INSURANCE
Puyallup
253-848-2400
PERFORMANCE COATINGS
Auburn
253-735-1919
CJ’s PET SERVICES
Olympia
360-493-1945
S & S TIRE
Puyallup
253-536-2676
MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
Puyallup
253-845-2441
MUSTANG RANCH
Eatonville
253-847-2623
THE MUSTANG SHOP
Kent
253-218-0323
BRAD HADMAN RACE CARS
Tacoma
253-539-3339
METAL MAGIC
Tacoma
253-472-2235
DAFFODIL FESTIVAL
Puyallup
253-8404194
GOLD,SILVER & COIN EXCHANGE
Puyallup
253-256-4035
YOKES CONSTRUCTION BURGER RANCH
Spanaway
Tacoma
253-847-9460
253-472-3096
AQUARIUS PUMP COMPANY
Seabeck
360-876-8885
RAINIER VIEW WINERY
Graham
360-893-3107
BUD’S MACHINE & ENGINE SHOP
Lakewood
253-588-2837
BATTERY SYSTEMS
Sumner
253-826-4733
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS
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COSTCO
Puyallup
253-4455-7566
TRIPLE XXX ROOTBEER
Issaquah
425-392-1266
AMERICAN HOME CENTER
Puyallup
253-841-3600
LAK WOODWORKING
Lakewood
(Monika Kirkland)
EMERALD QUEEN CASINOS
Fife
888-831-7655
GRIOT’S GARAGE
Tacoma
253-922-2400
HOOKED ON DRIVING
Beaverton, OR
502-356-1764
RENEGADE CLUB OF WA
PETE & NANCY FREEMAN
BILL NORMAN
RICK & JOANIE NORDLUND
GREG & KAREN ROBBINS
IN MEMORY OF ERIC COBB
NEWSLETTER AND PHOTOBUCKET
Have items for the club newsletter? Email your articles to the club Newsletter Editor by the
28th of each month. Send all newsletter items to our editor, Heidi Geise, at
[email protected].
To see photos from past club events, go to the website—events—past events and view the
library
www.piercecountymustangclub.com
Next Meeting:
November 17th at Korum in Puyallup
Don’t forget to respect the business needs at Korum by parking
in the back.