January 2012
Not a Lot Happening

Not a lot happening? That’s the way it appears. But is it true? Not really. In addition to the shoveling of snow, the spreading of deicing stuff, all the fun that comes from winter in the Inland North West, The Classics are getting ready, Getting ready for the season ahead. The season ahead begins as it always does with the Motor Cycle Show in March. We are gain doing a display of Classic Bikes. Grover is working hard on the line up of Bikes we will display. He is in the process of contacting folks and going over the details. Expect to hear more from Grover at the Meeting in February 19, 2012.

We have a new person doing the News Letter. Jay Johnson has stepped up to give it a go. He has been working with Clara over the past few weeks learning the ins and outs of the process of putting the newsletter together. Thanks to Clara for all her work in the newsletter arena and am confident that Jay will make sure the future News Letters will continue to keep the Class in Classics.

We also have been working on a Venue for a Rodeo. Looks like, (knock on wood), we will be going forward with the venue in Clayton, WA. Its close, it’s nice with grass for camping and early talks with the local’s gives me hope for a good event with lots of locals involved. Again we will have more for you at the Meeting in February 19, 2012.

On a personal note, several of us have been working on Les Burton’s Three Wheeler. We are doing well with the bike, but could always use help and input. So if you have suggestions, parts, or time to put on this project holler at me or Grover. We are looking forward to a full, fun season. Swap Meets, Gopher Rides, Meetings, Shows, Rodeos and the Classy Company of Members of the NWCMC. So when you hear someone say “not a lot happening”. You will know that there is a lot happening. A lot of Classy stuff is happening!

Bootmaker

The newsletter needs help, both with input and in the nuts and bolts part too. Send input, stories, pictures, tech tips, and suggestions to the Club mailbox at P.O. Box 4091, Spokane WA 99220. If you can help with the nuts and bolts, holler at me - I'd love to hear from you.