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Volume 31 - Number 1 - January 2005 - Issue #352 EDITOR: Jim Pittman NEXT MEETING: Wednesday 5 January 2005 at 7:30 PM Galles Chevrolet, Lomas & University THIS MONTH: Dues Due Membership Chair December Meeting Notes Dave Huntoon December Board Meeting Chuck Vertrees President's Letter David Huntoon December CNM Breakfast Jim Pittman 2004 Christmas Party Report Heula Pittman Hector Gongora Update Steve Gongora Letter from Vancouver Mark Martinek You Won't Believe This Steve Goodman Calendar of Coming Events Everybody Tri-State 2005 in Ouray Steve Goodman For Sale, Wanted or Free Everybody Seven Years Ago Jim Pittman Fan Belt Toss 2004 Del Patten Member List for December 2004 Membership Chair COVER: Richard & Gayle Finch and their Ultravan at Christmas =CNM= DUES EXPIRED OR DUE OR APPROACHING DUE: EXPIRED: Dwight Simmons 2004-Jul John Stichman 2004-Oct John Topp 2004-Oct Roger Pape 2004-Dec Wendell Walker 2004-Dec THIS MONTH: LeRoy Rogers 2005-Jan COMING DUE SOON: John Dinsdale 2005-Feb Carl Johnson 2005-Feb Frank Stadler 2005-Feb Mike Stickler 2005-Feb Doug Gadomski 2005-Mar Mike Hacker 2005-Mar Geoffrey Johnson 2005-Mar If your membership is due or has expired, please send your dues to: Wendell Walker, CNM Treasurer, 301 Utah Meadow, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Note: the Club will mail in your National dues when you renew, but only if you send us the renewal form from CORSA Communique! =CNM= Photo: Mark Domzalski watches as Steve Gongora collects money and keeps up with the list of members who attended the Club's 2004 Christmas Party. =CNM= MINUTES OF CNM MEETING ON 12/1/04 David Huntoon Here is my feeble attempt to reconstruct the minutes of our December meeting. Called to order at 7:45pm. We had 22 members present and 2 guests. The guests were Mark's father and one of Wendell's sons. The treasury report was $3315.22. The minutes from the last meeting were approved. There was no Car Council report as they (the Car Council) are in recess for December and January. New business included a potential car show in April at the Sonic Drive-in on Juan Tabo and Menaul. Robert Gold is the lead contact on this prospect. He is considering a joint appearance with another club for this event, possibly the Mustang club to make an interesting juxtaposition. Nothing is set yet, but we will see. It was suggested we start thinking about a site for our turn at the Tri-State. Any ideas? That is about it, my notes were sketchy at this point. I will be more careful next time especially when Chuck isn't present, live and learn. We adjourned at 8:30 or thereabouts. Acting in Chuck's absence.............. Dave =CNM= DECEMBER BOARD MEETING Charles Vertrees The meeting was called to order on 12/15/04 at House of Covers at 17:18. Present were Robert Gold, Jim Pittman, Steve Gongora, Dave Huntoon and Chuck Vertrees. The minutes of the last board meeting were approved. There was no treasurer's report as none of us had contacted our treasurer. The new shirts had arrived and Steve gave them out to those who had ordered and paid for them. The Christmas dinner was discussed. There were 53 adults and two children present. (A lot of what we used to consider children are now young adults. For those of us who don't see them all the time, is good to see what nice young adults they have become. It must be that they are children of Corvair owners.) It was also mentioned how much easier it was to get on the Air Base this time. Robert has e-mailed John Duran of the Mustang club about the possibility of having a joint show in April at a Sonic. We could possibly have a breakfast first. I was asked to ask Clark's about some of their promotional tapes. (I have mailed them a request.) The regular meeting the first of the month was discussed. Those of us who arrived early found that Galles was having a meeting in the room where we were supposed to be. I was led to believe that the meeting would go on for another hour or more. It was too cold to have it outside, as we had done once in the past, so some others and I went back home. As it turned out the meeting was over shortly and those who had not left were able to have a meeting. There were about 20 members present. I later found out that the Galles meeting was somewhat of an emergency and they were still planning on our using the room. Everything is still OK with Galles for our regular meetings. The board will create an activities calendar at the January meeting. All members are asked to contact an officer at any time with possible ideas for activities, and also let us know what past activities you enjoyed. Use e-mail or notes at the next meeting. We will even accept them in crayon on paper bags as long as the jelly is not sticking. Your secretary will miss the next meeting, since I am taking my wife to Hawaii on a cruise. The meeting was adjourned at 17:59. -- Chuck =CNM= NEWSLETTER FOR JANUARY David Huntoon THE FIRST THING I would like to mention is my absence at the Xmas party especially since I suggested in the last newsletter that all should attend. While warming up the truck preparing to leave for the party, I decided to retrieve my paperwork, registration and proof of insurance, to get on base. Imagine my surprise when I saw my registration had expired on both my vehicles. Further investigation showed I had sent in my renewals 3 weeks earlier, on time. I guess the state MVD took a few extra days off around the Thanksgiving holiday. I did get the renewals the week after the Xmas party, but that was just slightly too late for me. Things happen. Then again my presence is not necessary for a successful event. Some may even say my absence was hardly noted. Maybe next time. With the year winding down, I hope all my friends in the club can put 2004 in the plus column. I had a few rough spots that I do not wish to repeat, but all in all........ ok. My wish for all is that 2004 was better than ok and that 2005 is even better. At the next meeting we will be filling in the calendar for 2005. If anyone has a new thought for an event or outing, let's hear it. One of my thoughts is an Isotopes ball game. Spring or summer, maybe several times during the season. If you have not been to the renovated Isotopes ball park, I think you would enjoy it. It is just plain beautiful. Nice seats, manicured field, food, concessions, souvenirs. No place better to be on a summer night. Well maybe working on or driving your Corvair would be better, but a ball game is nice also. Wouldn't require much planning, just show up and meet someplace in the ball park and pick out some seats (general admission). Definitely family friendly. Grab some hot dogs, popcorn, soft drinks and enjoy the game. Any thoughts? I think I can hear Robert packing the car now. Take care everyone and see you at the next meeting. - Dave =CNM= DECEMBER CNM BREAKFAST Jim Pittman Saturday morning, December 18. It was a pretty cold winter morning when we left home, but the sun was out, making for a bright and cheerful drive up to San Antonio and then west toward the I-25 freeway. We met at the Cracker Barrel - and a very crowded place it was at 8:40 or so. Some of us were early and some were late, but not too late. The group was small, the food was judged by some to be mediocre, but there was nothing wrong with the company. Kim, Del, Sally, Heula, Jim, Hurley and Dave had a pleasant CNM breakfast and a few Corvair tall tales were exchanged. It was a good way to start a weekend. We will all be glad to see all of y'all at the next breakfast! =CNM= BIRTHDAYS & WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Sunshine Committee Happy Birthday to the following members who share birthdays in January: Steve Gongora - January 11 Tom Bunter - January 19 Del Patten - January 13 LeRoy Rogers - January 20 Two CNM couples celebrate wedding anniversaries this month. They are: Del and Kim Patten - January 8 Will and Sachiko Davis - January 24 Last month while Jim and I were away on vacation, Sachiko Davis left voice mail for us thanking the Club for the birthday card. She and Will live in Melbourne, Florida. Thanks to Sachio for the phone call. Sunshine Committee, 275-2195, Heula Pittman =CNM= 2004 CHRISTMAS PARTY REPORT Heula Pittman THIRTY-FIVE ADULTS and two children were present at our annual Christmas party this year. Rita and Steve Gongora took over the organization and planning in the absence of Steve's dad. And as usual, they did a super job. Thanks to both of you guys for everything you did to make this a memorable Corvair function. We sincerely missed Hector Gongora who usually sets up everything for us at Kirtland AFB. He had surgery a few days before the event and Rita reported that he was doing well. The Sunshine Committee provided food for a couple of days for them after they got home from the hospital. The serve-yourself buffet offered a variety of different traditional, festive foods for us to indulge in. In fact, there was so much to choose from, it was impossible to taste everything. It was all delicious. It was great to have some special guests with us this year. The ones I know of are Rachel Goffe Solis and her family. Rachel is the daughter of Jerry and Sylvia Goffe. Also in attendance was Mark Domzalski's dad. We missed seeing several of our regular members and hope that they were not absent because of illness. Santa's elves did it again! They prepared beautiful Santa gift bags for all the "children" and officers. Their gingerbread cookies are always a hit with everyone. Thanks, Guys, for all your work and preparations for putting so many smiles on so many faces. From the looks of the huge pile of toys and games on the table in the back of the room, there was a good selection of things to deliver to the children of the Bernalillo County jail parents. We really appreciate all that Emma Rogers and Lee Reider did to make this such a success. Maybe we should think about making this an annual event. Richard and Gayle Finch allowed anyone who was interested to take a tour of their Corvair powered Ultravan. I must say that it is really "fixed up" with everything including a stove, a refrigerator, a potty (my favorite), and a queen-size bed! I'm sure Gayle and Richard enjoy driving it around the country, getting all the "double takes" and answering all the questions about their Ultravan. Many of us enjoyed the fascinating tour. Thanks to everyone who helped make this year's Christmas gathering one to remember! =CNM= HECTOR GONGORA UPDATE Steve Gongora Hector Gongora was in surgery Wednesday December 1st to remove a football sized cancer mass. The good news is that the mass did not attach itself to any other organ except the stomach. They removed a small portion of the stomach and he was released from the hospital this last Monday evening. They put him on a chemo-therapy pill called Gleevec. It will kill specific cancer cells. He is recovering. As of Christmas Day he was feeling very well despite having lost a lot of weight. -- Steve =CNM= NEWS FROM VANCOUVER, WA Mark & Mary Lou Martinek (Jim sent Christmas Party photos to Mary Lou and Mark Martinek and asked about the weather and volcano activity. Here's their reply.) Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 09:59:13 -0800 From: mark j martinek mjmartinek AT juno DOT com To: casa AT unm DOT edu Subject: Re: shoulda been there Good morning. We hope you had a great Thanksgiving. We flew to Fredericksburg, VA for Thanksgiving with our youngest son & 6 grand kids. Thanks for the photos. We enjoyed them. Have avoided the ash & mud slides but not the rain. We went up to the Mt St Helens' visitor center one time but it was too cloudy to see the volcano activity. The lava dome is still growing but no major discharge of steam, lava or gases. No major mud slides yet. The 500 ft thick glazier has been melted thru in some areas (the lava dome and surrounding area) but it is still there & healthy. Have had no luck joining the local Corvair club. Have e-mailed them twice for meeting information with no response. They must all have gone on Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas vacation. Will try again after the new year. You all take care. Hello to everyone & a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year in case I get lazy and forget to write. Am still trying to unpack and re configure this house to our liking. Have been trimming bushes back for weeks. Got the Corvair & Geo in the garage so as not to be inundated with the liquid sunshine. Had let the Geo outside covered with a tarp when we went to VA. It was moldy inside when we returned; it is a fair weather car! Mark & Mary Lou Martinek (360) 896-3807 =CNM= YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS........ by Steve Goodman Rocky Mountain CORSA - December 2004 Failures and foolhardy repair stories about our favorite car; the CORVAIR I have saved this story for the last issue of the year. All the stories I have written about this year are the absolute truth and they happened to me at my shop or other places where I worked as a mechanic. A fellow walked into the shop and asked how much for a tune up. The year was about 1976 or so, just after the State of Colorado had instituted a new consumer law about giving written estimates for work required. He stated that the car was a 1960 and that he had bought it new here in Denver. Presuming of course that he was meaning a CORVAIR for the tune up, I wrote the estimate and handed him his copy. He looked it over and exclaimed "I have a 4 cylinder!" I replied, "Sorry, I thought you owned a CORVAIR instead of a VW." And he said, "Yes it is a CORVAIR, but it is the economy model." He also ranted for a couple of minutes about how every mechanic tried to 'take him' by putting 6 spark plugs in that engine and it only needed 4. Now all of us have heard the stories about 4 cylinder Corvairs and I certainly didn't want to make him mad and just call him stupid so I said, "Will you bring it by so I can see it?" He said he would return in a little while and he did... driving a 1960 Corvair. He raised the lid and counted 1-2-3-4 as he pointed to the four plug wires on the corners of the engine and gave me a smug look. After recovering from this for a minute I pointed at the center plugs, hidden slightly of course by the carbs and air cleaner hose on each side and asked "What about these?" He studied where I was pointing and would look at me and then at the engine and then back at me. I didn't want to hurt his feelings and carefully weighed my next comment: "See the distributor cap? There are 6 plug wires." He looked at the cap and then the engine and then to me and back at the cap again. I didn't know what else to say without blurting out, "YOU DUMMY!" so I kept quiet. Finally he just closed the lid and drove away and I never saw him again. I am guessing that the two center plugs in that engine had never been changed from 1960 to 1976. =CNM= TRI-STATE 2005 IN OURAY by Steve Goodman Rocky Mountain CORSA - December 2004 As the year draws to a close, remember that on May 20-22, 2005 the TRI-STATE CORVAIR MEET will be in Ouray, Colorado. As we get into the 2005 year, RMC members will be called upon for some door prizes and possibly other volunteer work details. ALSO start thinking of ideas for a t-shirt, there will be a contest for the artwork for the 2005 meet. The TRI-STATE has no real way of generating income for our club. There are no registration fees nor entry fees. Therefore it is on the club to fund trophies and whatever else might be needed. T-shirts are nice but an expense that sometimes is difficult to break even with. Ruth runs a raffle each year for a table cloth or an afghan that she has made and she donates the entire proceeds to the club. There is always another raffle drawing; anything from a portable TV to a handmade clock using a CORVAIR wheel cover has been done through the years. If someone has an idea for that raffle, tell us at the meeting or call me. Ouray is in the southwestern part of Colorado, north of Durango. The area is very scenic and should provide some excellent photo opportunities with our cars. =CNM= ============================================================================ C O R V A I R S o f N E W M E X I C O C O M I N G E V E N T S ============================================================================ | | | | | J a n u a r y | F e b r u a r y | M a r c h | | | | | | : : : : : : 1 | : : 1 2 3 4 5 | : : 1 2 3 4 5 | | 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | | 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | | 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 | 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | | 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 | 27 28 : : : : : | 27 28 29 30 31 : : | | 30 31 2005 | | | ============================================================================ Sat 1 Jan 2005 Happy New Year! Wed 5 Jan 7:30 PM Regular Meeting - GALLES CHEVROLET 1601 Lomas NE Sat 8 Jan 1:00 PM CNM Ladies - TBA Wed 19 Jan 5:00 PM Board Meeting - House of Covers Fri 21 Jan 9:00 PM Newsletter Deadline - Jim Pittman Sat 22 Jan 8:30 AM CNM Breakfast meeting - TBA Sat 22 Jan 10:30 AM Car Project at Ray Trujillo's place. H:839-7436 W:266-4011 Wed 2 Feb 7:30 PM Regular Meeting - GALLES CHEVROLET 1601 Lomas NE Wed 2 Feb ....... Deadline for nominations for the 2005 MEISSNER AWARD Sat 12 Feb 1:00-4:00 CNM Ladies - TBA Wed 16 Feb 5:00 PM Board Meeting - House of Covers Wed 18 Feb 9:00 PM Newsletter Deadline - Jim Pittman Sat 19 Feb 8:30 AM CNM Breakfast - TBA Wed 2 Mar 7:30 PM Regular Meeting - GALLES CHEVROLET 1601 Lomas NE Sat 12 Mar 1:00-4:00 CNM Ladies - TBA Wed 16 Mar 5:00 PM Board Meeting - House of Covers Sun 19 Mar 8:30 AM CNM Breakfast meeting - TBA Sat 19 Mar 10:30 AM Car Project at Ray Trujillo's place. H:839-7436 W:266-4011 Fri 25 Mar 9:00 PM Newsletter Deadline - Jim Pittman =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=++=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= =CNM= SEVEN YEARS AGO - January 1998 - Volume 24 - Number 1 Jim Pittman The cover Corvair fearlessly plowed through snow. Billiken praised early models' gas heaters. President Dennis ran our December meeting. Mark, Clayborne and Dennis reported on a great Fan Belt Toss. Tarmo was working on next year's Tri-State in Lake City, Colorado. We were getting a club "banner" for display at events. We planned to install a flagpole at the Boydston cabin as soon as the weather allowed. Our bank accounts totalled $7,561 and at the board meeting we discussed investment strategies; we also discussed the Meissner and Boydston awards and decided to present the Boydston Award at our Tri-State events each year. There was some discussion about expanding the Tri-State to include Arizona and/or Utah. Rita said the Christmas dinner at the Four Hills Cafe was a great success. Jim and Heula reported on their Thanksgiving trip to Baton Rouge and the exciting drive from Encino to Clines Corners in a blizzard. An interesting article from Seth Emerson discussed the long-term effects of Nader's "UNSAFE" book on the automobile industry and the "sue 'em" mentality pervasive today. The issue had two recipes, two letters about Francis' death and the annual member list; there were 58 member addresses. Fourteen Years Ago - January 1991 - Volume 17 - Number 1 A Spyder convertible on the cover started off our new year. At our December meeting President Steve encouraged us to keep our Corvairs shined up and running and asked for volunteers for the year's activities. Wendell reported $807 in the bank. Will Davis said the Christmas dinner speaker would be Harry S Truman. Bill Reider reported that we were ready to get new CNM front license plates and we ordered fifty. Show-and-tell items included a CR bellhousing seal missing its rubber sealer; a leak around the stud that holds the motor mount plate; and a set of nylon strut rod bushings. This led to a discussion on the pros and cons of using nylon bushings. Articles included a report by Rita on our Christmas dinner. Your editor wrote about the history and meaning of the Ike Meissner Award. There were several tech tips: Replacing window glass; Fuel tank rust; Baking paint onto bolts; Bleeding master brake cylinders; Ground straps on engine sheet metal; Weatherstrip removal; Steering wheel play. The issue ended with our membership roster; we had sixty-two members. Twenty-one Years Ago - January 1984 - Volume 10 - Number 1 Our cover showed the new Pontiac Fiero, a 2-seat mid-engine sporty car. President LeRoy led the meeting. Our treasury held $341. Our speaker was Brent Dalton of the Goodrich Tire Company. Sylvan reported on the Christmas dinner. Your editor provided a two-part article asking whether the Fiero was a worthy successor to the Corvair; this month he said the answer was an emphatic Yes! Bill Reider wrote a technical article on tires and speedometer error. George Morin told how to fix the Powerglide governor plastic gear. And a short tech tip discussed wheel maintenance. Twenty-eight Years Ago - January 1977 - Volume 3 Our meeting notes told of a CB raffle which boosted our treasury to $356. We had a list of suggested outings for the coming year. Editor Glen Thompson penned an interesting article on a drive to Oklahoma City during which he had to stop and overhaul his FC's engine! He installed a new jug and piston -- buttoned up the engine -- hit the starter -- it wouldn't turn over! It was the wrong piston! The lesson was, don't button up an engine without first turning over the crank a full 360 degrees at least once. Did Glen get the right piston? Did he ever get to Oklahoma City? =CNM= * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR SALE, TRADE OR WANTED * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FREE PARTS CARS: Geoff Johnson 720-1484 Pictures available, email geoffj AT unm.edu FREE: 1963 Corvair Convertible. Mostly disassembled. Has a fair amount of rust, floor boards are good, has no body sag, it could be saved. 80hp 4speed Powertrain is in place. Has title. FREE: 1964 Corvair Monza Coupe. Fairly straight body with little rust. Has all windows. PG, has early crankcase in place, needs new engine. No title. FOR SALE: 1967 Monza 4-door sedan, low miles, factory air, 110-HP, automatic. Call me and let's talk. -- Chuck Vertrees - 299-0744 FOR SALE: 1962 Wagon 700 -- Terry Price 872-0100 1967 Monza 2-door coupe, 110-HP, automatic. Great interior, good condition. -- Terry Price 872-0100 FOR SALE: 1991 Mitsubishi Montero LS. 3.0L V-6 4WD 5-speed SUV High miles, about 40-K miles on new engine & trans w/warranty. New windshield. About 15-K miles on Michelin MES tires. Power windows, locks, brakes, steering, AC. $3000.00 -- Mark Domzalski - 867-0030 FOR SALE: 1960 Monza. Older restoration. $3000.00 If interested call LeRoy Rogers at 505-294-0623, E-Mail 004873 AT comcast.net FOR SALE: 1962 4 door Monza. 20,000 original miles. In excellent original (unrestored) condition. Bought new in Albuquerque. I am second owner. Original sales information goes with the car. $3000.00 If interested call LeRoy Rogers at 505-294-0623, E-Mail 004873 AT comcast.net FOR SALE: 1965 Corsa convertible. It is an average driver. A new top, top pads, roof rails, and top of windshield rubber goes with the car. They are not installed. $3000.00 If interested call LeRoy Rogers at 505-294-0623, E-Mail 004873 AT comcast.net * * * * * CNM ADS ARE FREE TO CNM MEMBERS, $5.00 TO NON-CNM MEMBERS * * * * * =CNM= FAN BELT TOSS 2004 Del Patten One could say that the short trip to Palm Springs for another Fan Belt Toss isn't much of an adventure... unless you entrust your beloved Corvair to the hands of one Geoff Johnson... then some might question your sanity!! But we made it... and no breakdowns as is fairly frequent in his cars at least from what we could tell after the last time Dave and I followed the Johnsons to the land of oranges. We did have an oil pressure pipe break and spew a little oil but that was an easy fix and it mostly waited till we got there. We still have little or no heat though Dave!! I think we kept it under 90 most the time but I tried to sleep when I wasn't driving so I wouldn't tax my heart too much... no sense making Kim a rich widow before her time!! Nevertheless we did get there awfully quick!! Seems like we left at 4pm and got to town about 2:30am... could that be right?? Well, we got there anyway. I didn't get my breakfast at Waffle House in Phoenix though!! Since we got there so early, I crashed in the parking lot at the local casino till daybreak... then I headed over to the park... in plenty of time to help with the setup!! Finally the Abney's got there and I helped them set up Tim's DJ stuff... Tim is an old DJ... really old... but his wife Diane is nice! Remember the movie Good Morning Vietnam?? Well, Tim worked with the hero of that movie played by Robin Williams... Kronhower I think the name was. He'll tell me for sure! Anyway, Tim has kept the Field of Dreams awash in good music for a few years now. Sometimes he even sneaks in a little barbershop (wonder where he gets that stuff?) to the great delight and pleasure of all the attendees! Before long the field was full of piles of parts... and eager fans were grabbing things to cart home with great abandon... I think the Bonneville club is trying to build a car from scratch and every time I looked, Randy Kelly had another arm load of things to put in the car. Saturday is the big day and that's when all the cars come onto the field... there were some beauties this year as always but I think my two favorites were the Lakewood Spyder Wagon and the late 215 engined coupe... there was something there for everyones' taste I think except Sally pointed out there was only one early sedan. No loss!! So you see, it is a field of dreams and dreams do come true... but not for me... I didn't win the carefully rebuilt 140HP raffle engine!! But I did buy the winning ticket for next year's raffle car... that's right... they are raffling off a 1963 coupe... I think I remember it being a turbo but won't swear to it and my winning ticket doesn't say. It does say though that next year it is going to be held the last weekend of October. There's something important in Corvairdom about that weekend but I was never one for dates. So pack up your shorts and save up your money and join the gang in lovely Palm Springs. Since Inland Empire is hosting next year, that means another great T-shirt!! Oh yeah... you want to know who was there this year?? Well, Geoff and I drove the PC coupe and Sally was there (she and her mom drove in one of those foreign jobs) and so was Joel and Dennis (he drove a F**d) if we still want to call him a CNM member. Was that all... I think so... but do get out there sometime... it is a great place to buy parts, see old friends and make new ones... like most any Corvair event!! =CNM= MEMBERSHIP LIST - DECEMBER, 2004 ================================ ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO: Kathy & Larry Blair blairylar AT hotmail.com Since_1985.11 505-821-1386 505-768-3627 Ruth Boydston @ Since_1974.04 505-821-1506 Dan Clifford @ Since_2004.08 505-876-2621 Kathy & Doug Gadomski gadomski AT unm.edu Since_1999.11 505-265-8345 Sylvia & Jerry Goffe jerry AT goffevisual.com Since_1977.05 505-345-3100 505-346-4220 Anne Mae,Robert Gold beisbol30 AT aol.com Since_1982.08 505-268-6878 505-830-7930 Rita & Steve Gongora stevegongora AT houseofcovers.com Since_1974.12 505-292-5570 505-256-0551 Mike Hacker @ Since_2002.03 505-385-2733 Susanne & Larry Hickerson hyosilver AT aol.com Since_2002.08 505-296-1636 505-228-5284 Carl Johnson @ Since_1974.04 505-344-3178 Geoffrey Johnson geoffj AT unm.edu Since_2002/02 505-720-1484 Sally Johnson sbuna AT unm.edu Since_2003.09 505-977-1428 H. C. "Lube" Lubert @ Since_1987.10 505-256-9331 505-265-3641 Robert McBreen @ Since_1989.11 505-265-2808 505-761-4615 Marian & Bill McClellan @ Since_1981.05 505-260-8131 Tracey & John McMahan jtmacs1 AT comcast.net Since_1983.12 505-323-1196 505-301-1169 Joel & Lori Nash joelnash AT msn.com Since_1974.12 505-884-5064 Heula & Jim Pittman casa AT unm.edu Since_1974.04 505-275-2195 505-277-8131 Terry Price @ Since_1992.01 505-244-3075 505-872-0100 Lee & Bill Reider breider AT gte.net Since_1974.09 505-299-4597 Emma & LeRoy Rogers lmrogers AT qwest.com Since_1975.07 505-294-0623 Dana & Jacob Schlessinger @ Since_2002.08 505-237-2141 505-256-0551 Dwight Simmons @ Since_2003.07 505-897-8286 505-934-2672 Frank Stadler @ Since_1990.02 505-255-7326 Kris & John Stichman @ Since_2001.08 505-856-6242 Brenda & Mike Stickler @ Since_1976.07 505-856-6993 Leslie & Kevin Sullivan @ Since_2002.07 505-417-2481 Sylvia & Ray Trujillo @ Since_2003.08 505-839-7436 505-266-4011 Nancy & Bernard Urbassik @ Since_2004.08 505-294-7751 Julia & Chuck Vertrees vertrees AT swcp.com Since_1983.05 505-299-0744 Anne & John Wiker @ Since_2001.01 505-899-3076 Opal & Sylvan Zuercher flat6 AT hubwest.com Since_1974.12 505-299-7577 OTHER NEW MEXICO: BELEN: Steve Johnson @ Since_2001.08 505-864-6278 BOSQUE FARMS: Roger Pape @ Since_2003/12 505-869-7200 505-238-0276 CEDAR CREST: David Huntoon corvair66 AT aol.com Since_1994.11 505-281-9616 CORRALES: Barbara,Gordon Johnson @ Since_2001.06 505-898-7688 CORRALES: Mary Alice & Oliver Scheflow @ Since_1992.05 505-897-2611 EDGEWOOD: Tom Bunter @ Since_2004.08 505-381-7459 JEMEZ SPRINGS: Fred & Brenda Edeskuty edeskuty AT sulphurcanyon.com Since_1982.12 505-667-1876 LOS LUNAS: John Topp @ Since_1999.10 505-459-7297 PLACITAS: Elizabeth,Mark Domzalski domzalski AT lanl.gov Since_1994.01 505-867-0030 505-665-1529 RIO RANCHO: Wendell Walker defarge505 AT aol.com Since_1989.01 505-892-8471 SANDIA PARK: Kim & Del Patten del.patten AT plk.af.mil Since_1980.07 505-286-6690 505-846-2951 SANDIA PARK: Brenda & Hurley Wilvert hurbrenwil AT peoplepc.com Since_1992.10 505-281-1732 SANTA FE: Kay & Tarmo Sutt tarmo AT juno.com Since_1976.07 505-471-1153 505-827-6190 TIJERAS: Shirley & Joe Ashton @ Since_1989.03 505-286-1513 505-828-6735 TULAROSA: Gayle & Richard Finch finchbird AT zianet.com Since_2000.06 505-585-8035 WHITE ROCK: Marilyn,Richard Foster @ Since_1999.07 505-672-9404 OUT-OF-STATE: AURORA,CO: Deborah & John Dinsdale @ Since_2000.02 COLORADO SPRINGS,CO: Debra & Jon Anderson jbanderson65 AT hotmail.com Since_1992.10 719-535-0294 MELBOURNE,FL: Sachiko,Willard Davis davis6207 AT msn.com Since_1988.01 321-242-8092 ELGIN,IL: Walter Huntoon @ Since_1992.11 847-464-4848 LARNED,KS: Lydia & Lee Olsen obros AT gbta.net Since_1999.09 316-285-6672 DUNCANVILLE,TX: Sharon & Jack Bryan @ Since_1982.02 972-296-6300 ISSAQUAH,WA: Mark L Morgan lobo76mk AT aol.com Since_1974.04 425-391-8107 425-888-2311 VANCOUVER,WA: Mary Lou & Mark Martinek mjmartinek AT juno.com Since_1990.08 360-896-3807 HONORARY MEMBERS: ELBERT,CO: Debbie & Dennis Pleau ddpleau AT earthlink.net - Pikes Peak CC 719-494-1380 GOLDEN,CO: Steve & Ruth Goodman steve AT rearengine.com - Rocky Mountain CORSA 303-278-4889 =end=