The October 2021 newsletter - Text Version 

Updated 27-Sep-2021 ==== Copyright (c) 2021 Corvairs of New Mexico       

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   October 2021 / VOLUME 47 / NUMBER 10 / ISSUE 553 
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First Place, Tony Fiore Memorial Chapter Newsletter Award, 2005 & 2012
Third Place, Tony Fiore Memorial Chapter Newsletter Award, 2010

EDITOR 	Jim Pittman

NEXT MEETING 	Regular Meeting: October 2nd at 10:00 AM
		Highland Senior Center 131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

THIS MONTH
  What's Up Dave? ................................ David Huntoon
  Dues Due ................................ Membership Committee
  September Regular Meeting ........................... Kay Sutt
  September Board Meeting ............................. Kay Sutt
  Old Route 66 Report .............................. Greg Nelson
  New Mexico Council of Car Clubs Meeting .......... Greg Nelson
  Treasury Report ................................ Steve Gongora
  The 2021 State Fair Corvair Show ................. Robert Gold
  Photos from the September 1st Rail Runner Tour ... Vickie Hall
  Last Month's Corvair Owner Stories ............... Jim Pittman
  Calendar of Coming Events ................. Board of Directors
  October Issues, 7, 14, 21, 28, 35 Years Ago ... Club Historian
  Birthdays & Anniversaries ................. Sunshine Committee
  Nomination Form for Boydston Award .................... Editor
  Nomination Form for Club Officers ..................... Editor
  COVER ........ State Fair Car Show, Sunday September 19th 2021
  COVER ........ Photos courtesy of show coordinator Robert Gold

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OFFICERS and VOLUNTEERS
President        David Huntoon  505-281-9616         corvair66 @ aol.com
Vice-President   Tarmo Sutt     505-690-2046             tarmo @ juno.com
Secretary          Kay Sutt     505-471-1153             tarmo @ juno.com
Treasurer        Steve Gongora  505-220-7401      stevegongora @ msn.com
Membership       Linda Soukup   763-226-0707 feathersandfur.ls @ gmail.com
Car Council       Tony Berbig   763-226-0707      studeboytony @ gmail.com
Merchandise     Vickie Hall     505-865-5574  patandvickiehall @ q.com
Sunshine         Heula Pittman  505-275-2195             heula @ q.com
Newsletter         Jim Pittman  505-275-2195              jimp @ unm.edu
Old Route 66      Greg Nelson   505-400-8670            fesedu @ comcast.net
Past President     Ray Trujillo 505-814-8373   rtrujilloabq505 @ gmail.com
Past President     Pat Hall     505-620-5574  patandvickiehall @ q.com
Past President    Dave Allin    505-410-9668          dnjallin @ gmail.com

MEETINGS:   Regular Meeting - Saturday October 2nd 10:00 AM
	    Highland Senior Center 131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

INTERNET:  CORSA's home page  www.corvair.org/
               CNM's newsletters  www.unm.edu/~jimp/
  New Mexico Council of Car Clubs  www.nmcarcouncil.com/

SCHEDULE	CNM: 12 months = $25.00 or 26 months = $ 50.00
   OF	      CORSA: 12 months = $45.00 or 26 months = $ 90.00
  DUES	CNM & CORSA: 12 months = $70.00 or 26 months = $140.00

DUES DUE DATES October 2021

DUE LAST MONTH ====================== INACTIVE DATE
2021.09                NONE            25-OCT-2021

DUE THIS MONTH ====================== INACTIVE DATE
2021.10         Debra & Jon Anderson   25-NOV-2021
2021.10       Kathy & Larry Blair      25-NOV-2021
2021.10    William & Sharon Heil       25-NOV-2021
2021.10     Anne & Geoffrey Johnson    25-NOV-2021
2021.10        Sylvia & Ray Trujillo   25-NOV-2021

DUE NEXT MONTH ====================== INACTIVE DATE
2021.11        Linda & Dick Cochran    25-DEC-2021
2021.11       Tracey & John McMahan    25-DEC-2021

DUE DEC 2021 ======================== INACTIVE DATE
2021.12               Leroy Alderete   25-JAN-2022
2021.12     Guadalupe & Jim Arellanes  25-JAN-2022
2021.12             William Darcy      25-JAN-2022
2021.12        Jenny & Phil Finch      25-JAN-2022
2021.12        Vickie & Pat Hall       25-JAN-2022
2021.12               David Huntoon    25-JAN-2022
2021.12                 Lee Reider     25-JAN-2022
2021.12            Curtis L Shimp      25-JAN-2022

INACTIVE ============================ INACTIVE DATE
2021.04               Lesha Kitts      25-MAY-2021

Send your Dues to:
	CNM Treasurer -- Steve Gongora
	8419 Palo Duro NE
	Albuquerque, NM 87111

Past due memberships become inactive after a one-month grace period.
The Club will mail in your National Dues if you send us the renewal
form from your Communique.

As of 25-Sep-2021 we have  46  active family memberships.
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WHAT'S UP DAVE?
DAVID HUNTOON

Hope everyone is doing well. I missed this year's State Fair for the first time
in maybe 10 years. Had intentions to go, car all cleaned and shiny. Didn't feel
well late Saturday so thought staying home would be wise. Next year.

We need a good turnout at our next meeting to discuss our upcoming elections in
November. I have indicated not to run for an office again. Kay has indicated the
same. Will need a few people to step up for these vacancies. Also our Tri-State
is fast approaching and we can always use more volunteers. Just for a couple
hours here and there. Terry will brief on any last minute details to make the
meet a success. Help wanted!

Before I forget, I would like to acknowledge all the help I have received as
president this last year. Special mention to Lupe and Terry for bearing the
brunt of planning the Tri-State. Kay has been invaluable as the secretary and
setting up our board meetings online during the difficulties this past year.
Steve has done a great job as treasurer with organizing and timely reports. Greg
has done a fine job keeping our stretch of Old Route 66 tidy, never been
cleaner! Greg is our car council rep also. I think he enjoys meeting like minded
car folks like us. Tarmo is always a great resource for Corvair knowledge and
great Corvair stories. Jim, as always is the best as our newsletter editor and
general historian! Many thanks to all......

See you at the next meeting, David

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Subject: Pictures 1 of 2 emails
   From: VICKIE HALL < patandvickiehall @ q.com >
   Date: 02-Sep-2021 20:22:22 MDT

Here are some pictures that I took on our Rail Runner trip to Santa Fe for
lunch. More Rail Runner photos are on Page xx.

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CNM GENERAL MEETING, 09/04/2021
BY SECRETARY KAY SUTT

The meeting was called to order by President David Huntoon at 10:10 at the
Highland Senior Citizen Center at 131 Monroe St, NE. Twenty people were in
attendance, including visitors Hi & Jim Tillery.

President's Report: David announced that CNM elections will be postponed until
the November meeting to accommodate the club work during October for Tri-State.
He will be stepping down as President of CNM after the upcoming election, and he
asked members to consider taking the position. Dave is willing to answer any
questions about the responsibilities and the time expenditures for the position.

Vice President's Report: Tarmo had nothing to report.

Secretary's Report: Kay Sutt reported she will step down as CNM secretary after
the upcoming election too, after three years. Please consider taking on this
small, but mandated job for CNM, and contact Kay for details.

Treasurer's Report: Steve Gongora reported the balance in the account is
$9,435.03, with one outstanding bill for $104.70 for newsletter expenses.

Sunshine Committee Report: Vickie reported the registration bags for Tri-State
are essentially finished and ready to go. She asked members to check the dollar
stores for the multi-serving packages of crackers/cheese, peanut
butter/crackers, etc. She intends to drop these small snack packets into the
registration bags.

Newsletter Editor: Jim Pittman informed President David the deadline for the
next newsletter is 9 P.M. on Friday, September 24. The newsletter will include
nomination forms for the Election of Officers in November and for the Boydston
Award which will be presented at the Christmas Party.

Old Route 66 Cleanup Report: Greg Nelson scheduled the last cleanup for 2021 on
Saturday, October 9 at 9:00 A.M. at the regular place. Thanks, Greg, for your
dedication to this project during 2021, and thanks to all members who have
participated!

Old Business:

Robert Gold joined us for the first time in quite a while to announce the
details of the upcoming State Fair Corvair Show. The show is among the last
single-marque car shows at the State Fair, and it will be held the last Sunday
of the Fair, September 19, in the usual location on Heritage Avenue, beside the
Manuel Lujan Building. Participants are requested to meet at the strip mall at
the southwest corner of Central and San Pedro at 7:00 A.M. After a few pictures,
the group will caravan into the Fair to set up for the show. Admission to the
State Fair is free for all drivers and their passengers. Please be sure to bring
your Covid-19 vaccination card or results of a negative Covid test within the
previous 48 hours; these are required for entry onto the fairgrounds. Masking is
required indoors only. Robert has the stanchions and rope to run along the
street side of the cars. Robert also announced he has been elected president of
New Mexico Council of Car Clubs for the coming year. Congratulations, Robert!

Larry Blair previewed the CNM train adventure on the Rail Runner on Wednesday
September 1st.

Virtually all the remaining business centered on the upcoming Albuquerque
Tri-State Meet.

Register Online For Tri-state By October 1. Terry requests everyone to please
register by October 1 to depressurize last-minute work. Go to
www.tristatecorvairs.com and get your registration sent in online, then mail
your check to Steve Gongora. Lupe Arellanes has done a fantastic job of tracking
registrations, and she and the website builder, Tami Moore, have made an easy
and clear online registration process available to participants. Steve Gongora
has kept careful care of the registration fees, and he and Lupe are continuously
cross-checking to make sure the process goes smoothly.

Please Make Your Hotel Reservations Now. We are obligated for 40 hotel rooms,
but we can book up to 50 rooms. If you encounter any problems registering for
the hotel, contact Terry. A link to the hotel site is on the website.

Registration Packets. Lupe demonstrated the packets she has put together for
participants, including name tags, meal tickets, event brochures being prepared
by Terry, car show tags, etc. The registration process is intended to go quickly
for those manning the registration table, so people who are pre-registered
should just be able to give the names of all in their party and have their
individualized packets pulled from a tickler file. On-site registrations will be
provided hand-written name tags, but Lupe intends to have all the same documents
as the pre-registered people printed up and available by end of day. (Lupe,
please let Jim know if you have any edits/additions to this.)

Current Registrations. Terry reported with a month and a half to go we have 73
registered participants, 26 cars registered, 33 T-shirt preorders and 16 people
registered for the El Pinto informal dinner on Thursday evening.

El Pinto Reservations. Since the El Pinto invitation was not on the original
iteration of the online registration form, a notice will be sent to all
registered participants who haven't responded to this question, asking if they
would like to join us.

Registration/hospitality Room. This room will be located in the gift shop area
of the hotel, just off the central atrium. There is very limited seating space
in the actual room, but the atrium of the hotel is large and seating will be
available for people to relax and catch up with friends long unseen during the
last 18 months of the pandemic. It is a lockable space where there are display
cases and counters available for the silent auction and raffle items, etc.

Hot Air Balloon Event. David Allin is planning to attend the event and is still
working on securing a hot air balloon for the event.

Information Center. "Visit Albuquerque" will provide an information center in
the hotel lobby. Terry is preparing a final, condensed, event-specific brochure
for attendees with locations of nearby restaurants, car washes (in addition to
the car wash station behind the hotel manned by CNM members), hospitals and
emergency rooms, and suggestions for some of CNM'ers favorite Albuquerque
attractions.

Lapel Buttons. Terry has received the club lapel buttons for attendees, and the
dash plaques have been ordered.

Dr Harrison Schmitt. Harrison Schmitt is still on tap as the banquet speaker,
and Larry Blair is working to coordinate his attendance.

Sign-up Sheets. Terry sent around sign-up sheets for the Hospitality Room and
Registration. He needs two people on registration and one in the hospitality
area between 8:00 and 5:30 on Friday and between 8:00 and 12:00 on Saturday, and
he has asked for people to sign up in 2-hour increments during those days. Six
volunteers are needed to count votes.

Schedules. We decided to have registration from 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM on Friday and
from 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon on Saturday. We decided to have the hospitality room
open from 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM on Saturday. Time for the car show will be from
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM on Saturday and voting for cars will be from 10:00 - 12:30 on
Saturday. The Mountain Driving Tour will start ar 1:00 PM on Saturday. If we are
able to have hot air balloon rides they will start at 7:00 AM on Saturday,
weather permitting. The Banquet will start at 6:00 PM in the Taos room.

Tri-State Committee Meeting. After the regular meeting the Committee retired to
Rita & Steve Gongora's to work out details of door prizes and silent auction
items. The quality of both is very high this year, so bring extra money! There
are two wonderful lamps to be auctioned which are made of Corvair parts, donated
by Fred Edeskuty, there are several collector car models with documentation made
by Danbury Mint and donated by Bob Kitts, a number of beautifully wrapped theme
baskets in a broad price range put together by Rita Gongora, and an art quilt
with original digital watercolor prints of a dozen Tri-State Corvairs donated by
Kay Sutt. Thanks to everyone in CNM for your generosity in making Tri-State 2021
the best one yet!

New Business:

Our Next Board Meeting will take place via Zoom on Wednesday, September 15 at
7:00 P.M. All members are welcome to attend these meetings. Let Kay Sutt know so
she can add your name to the Zoom link sent out prior to the meeting
(505-690-2056 or suttkay@gmail.com).

Our Next General Meeting will be an in-person meeting (with appropriate mandated
Covid guidelines observed) at the Highland Senior Citizen Center, 131 Monroe St,
NE, on Saturday, October 2 at 10 A.M., pending any changes in the State's
meeting restrictions. Members are urged to bring your Corvairs. Any changes
necessitated by the State of New Mexico's Covid guidelines will be transmitted
to CNM members as necessary. This is the last club meeting before Tri-State, so
please make an effort to attend to support Terry and the Tri-State Committee's
work, and find out what you can do to help.

Announcements:

Robert Gold brought his newly acquired orange Corvair truck, which he purchased
with no title. He reported on the ongoing process (six months so far) of getting
a bond to be submitted to the State for approval/disapproval to get officially
recognized ownership papers. He will report back with progress. High Desert
Title is working with him through this tedious process.

Car for Sale: Guests Hi and Jim Tillery brought their 1967 yellow Monza Coupe to
show after the meeting, and they are offering the car for sale. It has under
38,000 original miles, is in good condition, and they are asking $12,000 or best
offer. Hi can be reached at 505-440-5073, if you are interested.

Upcoming Events per President David:

The 09/11 Cruise Night gathering will be 7-9 PM at the Old Tyme Shop and Ice
Cream Parlor located at 10786 NM-337 in Tijeras.

The last flying B-29 will be visible at Cutter Aviation from 09/17 - 09/19, with
rides scheduled for a fee. (David, is this as you wanted it?)

The meeting was adjourned at about 11:15 A.M. and some of us went out to admire
the Tillery 1967 Corvair.

Rail Runner Report. A total of seven CNM members attended: Larry and Cathy, Pat
and Vickie, Tarmo and Kay and Anne Wiker. People boarded the train at various
stops closest to their homes, then they congregated once aboard. The members
enjoyed a sunny trip north to Santa Fe, where they leisurely noshed at
Tomasita's, then reboarded the train for the trip south to Belen. The return
trip from Belen to Santa Fe was marked by rain, sometimes heavy. The highlight
travelling north was Tarmo's sighting of three Rampside pickups in the parking
lot for one of the industrial facilities between Central and I-40. Since no
signage was on any of the buildings, it wasn't possible to determine exactly
where they sat. Anyone know any details?

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BOARD MEETING, 09/15/2021
BY SECRETARY KAY SUTT

The September CNM Board Meeting was held September 15, 2021 at 7:05 P.M. via
Zoom. Present at the meeting were Vice-president Tarmo Sutt, Secretary Kay Sutt,
Route 66 Cleanup Chair Greg Nelson and Newsletter Editor Jim Pittman.

The October General Meeting will be in person, subject to any CDC and/or NM
State Covid guidelines in place at the time. It will be held Saturday, October 2
at 10:00 A.M., at the Highland Senior at 131 Monroe Street, NE, Albuquerque. As
of this writing, masks are required, and members are asked to check in at the
entry for contact tracing, should it become necessary.

The Tri-State Committee will meet Saturday, October 2 after the regular meeting.

Greg reported on the Old Route 66 Highway Cleanup and his article is below.
Thanks to Greg for so reliably taking on this responsibility! And thanks to all
in CNM who participated in the cleanup during 2021!

The Board voted at the last board meeting to postpone the election of new CNM
officers from the October until the November General Meeting due to the
Tri-State Meet. President David and Secretary Kay have both indicated they
intend to retire, so new officers will need to be elected for those positions.
Vice-president Tarmo indicated due to the fact he lives in Santa Fe, the
position of President is not one he believes he can accept. Elsewhere in this
newsletter are the responsibilities of each elected position and a form for
nominations. In-person voting will also take place at the November meeting for
anyone not submitting a written ballot. Completed nomination forms need to be
delivered to Vice President Tarmo by the start of the November meeting. If you
nominate someone for a Board position, please let Tarmo know if you have spoken
to the person to find out if they are willing to fill the position, so Tarmo can
talk to these people if you have not. You can also volunteer for a position
yourself, if you are willing to serve by filling out the form and returning it.

Jim Pittman includes in the this issue a history of the Boydston Award and a
nomination form. The Award will be presented at the Christmas Party. Completed
nomination forms need to be returned to Vice President Tarmo by the November
General Meeting. It was proposed that VP Tarmo, Jim and Heula Pittman will make
the selection of the Boydston award winner this year.

The Christmas Party does not have a chairperson. If you are willing to undertake
this project, please step forward to volunteer by the next meeting. You can
contact President David Huntoon or Editor Jim Pittman with your offer. This is a
one-time position, so it is a great way to give back to CNM even if you can't
accept an ongoing volunteer position.

The meeting was adjourned within the Zoom 40-minute limit.

Members are reminded you are welcome at all CNM Board meetings. If you wish to
attend a Zoom meeting of the board, email Kay Sutt at suttkay@gmail.com to
request an invitation to join the discussion.

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OLD ROUTE 66 CLEANUP -- AND -- NEW MEXICO COUNCIL OF CAR CLUBS MEETING
GREG NELSON

Saturday October 9 is the next scheduled trash pickup. It is also the last
'official' pickup for 2021. We will meet in the usual place (east of the I-40 /
NM-333 overpass) at 9:00 AM. Hope to see some new faces.

Unfortunately, I won't be at the October meeting. I'm headed back to Texas for
my sister's wedding (only her 2nd so it's a casual affair).

I was not able to attend the Corvair Day at the State Fair on the 19th. I was at
the Addison-Texas Oktoberfest. If there are pictures, I would love to see them.

I attended the NM Council of Car Clubs meeting on September 22nd. The club
officers extend their appreciation to CNM for bringing 15 cars to the State
Fair's last day.

Some other items of note from the meeting:

A new club joined the NMCCC - Mountainair Goonies.

There is a car show scheduled for Kirtland AFB on November 13. Lots of hoops to
jump through to get cars onto the base.

The Corrales Harvest Festival scheduled for September 25-26 was cancelled.

The club is looking for a local area to hold a swap meet. The area must
accommodate 400 spaces.

As usual be sure to visit the NMCCC website for the latest updates
(nmcarcouncil.com).

Cheers -- Greg

Gregory S. Nelson, Ph.D., DR-III
Senior Research Physicist
505-846-6055, DSN 246-6055

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TREASURY REPORT FOR 08-29-2021 to 09-25-2021 ==============================================
DATE      CHECK#    AMOUNT PAYEE       DESCRIPTION                     BALANCE = $ 8,924.08
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2021.08.16  231 +$   60.00 Deposit     LeRoy Rogers           TRI-STATE +$ 60.00 $ 8,984.08
2021.08.18 4226 +$   90.00 Deposit     John & Sandra Drage    TRI-STATE +$ 90.00 $ 9,074.08
2021.08.28  253 +$   25.00 Dues        Irv Brock       12 m CNM         +$ 25.00 $ 9,099.08
2021.08.28 1026 +$  130.95 Deposit     Irv,Katherine,Phillip  TRI-STATE +$130.95 $ 9,230.03
2021.08.28 2281 +$  100.00 Deposit     Rick & Charlie Beets   TRI-STATE +$100.00 $ 9,330.03
2021.08.28 5006 +$  105.00 Deposit     William,Trezjna Pearce TRI-STATE +$105.00 $ 9,435.03
2021.09.06 2408 -$  104.70 J.Pittman   Newsletter Printing AUG 2021     -$       $ 9,435.03
2021.09.06 2408 -$         J.Pittman   39 Newsletters - 14 pages        -$ 72.84 $ 9,362.19
2021.09.06 2408 -$         J.Pittman   37 Stamps @ .70 each             -$ 25.90 $ 9,336.29
2021.09.06 2408 -$         J.Pittman   37 Envelopes @ .161 each         -$  5.96 $ 9,330.33
2021.09.06 1333 +$   40.00 Deposit     Brenda Stickler        TRI-STATE +$ 40.00 $ 9,370.33
2021.09.06 1333 +$   25.00 Deposit     Brenda Stickler 12 m CNM         +$ 25.00 $ 9,395.33
2021.09.06 7721 +$   10.00 Deposit     Tarmo Sutt             TRI-STATE +$ 10.00 $ 9,405.33
2021.09.06 7384 +$   62.00 Deposit     Troy Ward       26 m CNM         +$ 50.00 $ 9,455.33
2021.09.06 7384 +$   62.00 Deposit     Troy Ward - Bank Fee             +$ 12.00 $ 9,467.33
2021.09.06 Cash +$   50.00 Deposit     Greg Nelson            TRI-STATE +$ 50.00 $ 9,517.33
2021.09.06 Cash +$  140.00 Deposit     Greg Nelson     26 m CNM & CORSA +$140.00 $ 9,657.33
2021.09.06 2409 -$  -90.00 CORSA       Greg Nelson     26 m CORSA       -$ 90.00 $ 9,567.33
2021.09.08 0351 +$   40.00 Deposit     David Allin            TRI-STATE +$ 40.00 $ 9,607.33
2021.09.08 8946 +$   50.00 Deposit     Lisa Feathers          TRI-STATE +$ 50.00 $ 9,657.33
2021.09.08 1134 +$   90.00 Deposit     Rex & Laura Johnson    TRI-STATE +$ 90.00 $ 9,747.33
2021.09.13 4426 +$   90.00 Deposit     Jerry Peevyhouse       TRI-STATE +$ 90.00 $ 9,837.33
2021.09.18 9704 +$   90.00 Deposit     Larry & Julie Montoya  TRI-STATE +$ 90.00 $ 9,927.33
2021.09.18 6394 +$ $100.00 Deposit     Michael Tuttle         TRI-STATE +$100.00 $10,027.33
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2021.10.01 OCT NEWSLETTER  ===================================================== $10,027.33
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TRI-STATE 2021 EXPENSE FUND
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2021.04.30      +$1,031.47 Tri-State 2021 Fund Donation Jim Pittman              $ 1,031.47
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WE'RE BACK! -- 2021 STATE FAIR CAR SHOW
ROBERT GOLD

I'm happy to report that the 25th annual State Fair Car Show went off without
much of a hitch. The only not-so-good thing was the light showers that started
the day. The rain didn't last long, and it was a glorious afternoon!

Any worry I had about turnout went away quickly at our meeting site. Fifteen
Corvairs entered Expo New Mexico bright and early. The line of cars stretching
along Heritage Avenue was a sight to see. Every CNM'er I talked to agreed that
this was a FUN time. We all felt sorry for the members who were unable to join
in the good times. Maybe next year??!!

Here is a listing of those 15 classic Corvairs:

	 1. Robert Gold ............. 1961 Rampside (Orange)
	 2. Anne Mae Gold ........... 1961 Lakewood (Eyore)
	 3. Robert Gold ............. 1963 Monza Vert. (Beater)
	 4. Sally Williams .......... 1966 Monza
	 5. Sara Gold ............... 1974 Corvair Powered VW Bus
	 6. Javi Gold ............... 1966 Corsa (Albert)
	 7. Anne Wiker .............. 1966 Monza
	 8. Pat and Vickie Hall ..... 1965 Monza 4-door
	 9. Sara Gold ............... 1964 Monza (Bob Saggett)
	10. Art Gold ................ 1965 Corsa (Betty White)
	11. Robert Gold ............. 1964 500 (Mrs. Moulder)
	12. Terry Price ............. 1966 Monza Vert.
	13. Hi Tillery .............. 1967 Monza
	14. Geoff Johnson ........... 1964 Monza Vert. (Cherry Bomb)
	15. Anne Johnson ............ 1964 Monza

And here are the award winners:

	BEST CORVAIR EARLY -- Anne Mae Gold ........ 1961 Lakewood
	BEST CORVAIR LATE -- Pat and Vickie Hall ... 1965 Monza
	BEST FC -- Robert Gold ..................... 1961 Rampside
	BEST OF SHOW -- Terry Price ................ 1966 Monza Vert.
	BEST GOLD FAMLY CAR -- Sara Gold ........... 1974 VW Bus

That's all I have for this year's report. Wait! I want to thank all the family
and friends who all enjoyed the day at the Fair with us. We couldn't have done
it without you!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! -- Robert Gold

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Subject: LAST MONTH
   From: VICKIE HALL
   Date: 2021=Sep=02 21:14:59 MDT
     To: JIM PITTMAN

I really enjoyed the yarn by Glen Thompson and what made it more interesting for
me was that as I was reading and feeling so bad for him because of all the
problems, I didn't know that it was a yarn because I didn't read the words above
the story. I had a good laugh, on me!

The insurance story was a good one. I liked the kicker of the story. Where did
you find the stories from Ron, Alan and Tito? Did you make them up?

Subject: LAST MONTH
   From: JIM PITTMAN
   Date: 2021=Sep=03 07:50:52 MDT
     To: VICKIE HALL

Hi Vickie,

Glen Thompson wrote his "yarn" for the January 1977 issue of the newsletter as a
true adventure that happened just as he wrote it. Glen was an excellent mechanic
and owned several Corvairs. One of our garage tours was to his house where we
saw a garage converted to a paint booth, including one of his Corvairs being
painted. Glen had a demanding job and was always busy and usually over-extended.
He took over editing the newsletter after Mark Morgan went on active duty with
the Navy and kept it going for 16 months. He missed a few issues before finally
quitting the job to take care of his business.

I wanted some stories about 1964 Corvairs back in the day and I tried to
remember all the people I knew who had one. Four of these were Ron, Alan, Tito
and Don. They were real people and the stories were based on real events. I did
not have room in last month's newsletter for Don's story, so here it is.

 Don was a college friend who got his PhD in physics and worked at my alma
mater, Millsaps College. He bought a 1964 Spyder and since it was air-cooled,
kept the RPMs up as much as possible to avoid overheating. He installed Michelin
tires and was surprised at the "singing" sound they made on the highway. He
loved it! He loved the "kick" from the turbocharger out on the highway too.

Ron was a brash enlisted man, a three-stripe airman. He was one of the guys in
the barracks. I was a newly arrived one-stripe airman so we weren't really
friends. He had a black Spyder. Maybe it was actually a 1962 model, not a 1964.
He told me that while he was still in Japan he ordered the car through a company
that arranged for new cars to be delivered to returning overseas servicemen. He
was the kind of guy who would have driven his Spyder as a high-performance
sports car.

Alan was a fellow second lieutenant whom I met when I arrived at the base from
Officer School. He had a light blue 1964 Spyder coupe. He and I went on short
and long trips, in my Fairlane or his Corvair, to explore Ohio and Michigan. We
were impressed with the vastness of the Ford Museum in Dearborn. What amazes me
now is that I have no memory of riding in or driving his Spyder. I had not yet
become a "sports car person" and to me it was just another car.

The Lieutenant Colonel in the story who took his meals in the hospital cafeteria
was a real person. He was putting in his time until his retirement date rolled
around. Several of us lieutenants had meals with him many times and he was
generous with old war stories and with observations and suggestions to help us
start our military careers.

Tito was a first lieutenant from Douglas, Arizona. He had a yellow 1964 Spyder
convertible. Tito told me the "hot-rodding" story and I believe it is completely
true. Tito and I helped each other survive the "speech" segment of the school.
We were both terrified of speaking before a group. So we'd work together on our
speeches all night before the day we had to give them.

Our 1965 "flight" at Squadron Officers' School in Montgomery, Alabama had 13
officers, first lieutenants and captains. Some I remember well. One was a
hot-shot little guy from Arkansas who told us about the fun of flying a T-38
upside down. He was a flight instructor and the T-38 was a high-performance jet
trainer. One officer was a captain stationed in Colorado Springs. He had a
3-cylinder 2-stroke Saab car. I visited him with my new 1966 turbo Corvair on my
way to Alaska. Our appointed leader was a captain who owned a compact Buick
Special. Another officer was a captain who piloted B-52s in the Strategic Air
Command. I knew two SAC pilots back at Wright-Patterson AFB and they were
absolutely ready to take off and bomb Russia at a moment's notice. When the
B-52s and KC-135s scrambled and took off over Wright field where our lab was
located, the noise was incredible.

At Wright-Patterson one of my good friends was an Italian guy from Detroit,
another lieutenant. He had a light green early model Corvair. He had a wife and
baby. Later they moved into base housing and I visited them many times. I
remember his Corvair spinning its wheels in the snow at the base hospital. It
was a heavy snowfall and my car did not move an inch in the snow! I worked at a
lab on the other side of the base from where base housing was located, and in
bad weather I'd take the bus to work so I would not have to drive in the snow.

In Alaska I entered my Corvair in an autocross that was held on a frozen lake
with snow plowed off the ice and piled up to the side. The studded-tire-equipped
front wheel drive Saabs beat everybody else, although the VWs with studded tires
did pretty well too. My Corvair with its Michelin-X tires did not do so well.

So many stories, so little time.....

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SAT 02 OCT 10:00 AM Meeting: Highland Senior Center
       131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Phone: (505) 767-5210

SAT 09 OCT  9:00 AM Old Route 66 Cleanup : last one of the year : I-40 / NM-333

   36TH ANNUAL TRI-STATE CORVAIR MEET
      Dates: OCTOBER 15-16-17, 2021
  Hosted by: CORVAIRS OF NEW MEXICO
 Host hotel: Marriott Pyramid North
   Location: 5151 San Francisco Rd NE Albuquerque, NM 87109
      Phone: (505) 821-3333

WED 20 OCT  7:00 PM Board Meeting: meet via Zoom, hosted by Kay Sutt
                    Contact: Kay at 505-471-1153 or ( suttkay @ gmail.com )

  43RD ANNUAL GREAT WESTERN FAN BELT TOSS & SWAP MEET
       Dates: OCTOBER 22-23-24, 2021 Contact: simcrestorations@sbcglobal.net
   Hosted by: VINTAGE CORVAIR CLUB OF ORANGE COUNTY
  Host hotel: VAGABOND INN : (750) 325-7211
  Host hotel: 1699 S. PALM CANYON DRIVE : PALM SPRINGS, CA 92264

WED 27 OCT  7:00 PM NEW MEXICO CAR COUNCIL MEETING 1717 6th St NW
                    Location is the Military Vehicle Association's Collection

FRI 29 OCT  9:00 PM Deadline for items for the November newsletter
MON 01 NOV  >> TARGET FOR PRINTING AND MAILING NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER <<

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SUN 07 NOV  2:00 AM - Set your clocks BACK an hour due to Daylight Time.

SAT 06 NOV 10:00 AM Meeting: Highland Senior Center
       131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Phone: (505) 767-5210

WED 17 NOV  7:00 PM Board Meeting: meet via Zoom, hosted by Kay Sutt
                    Contact: Kay at 505-471-1153 or ( suttkay @ gmail.com )

WED 24 NOV  7:00 PM NEW MEXICO CAR COUNCIL MEETING 1717 6th St NW
                    Location is the Military Vehicle Association's Collection

FRI 26 NOV  9:00 PM Deadline for items for the December 2020 newsletter
MON 29 NOV  >> TARGET FOR PRINTING AND MAILING DECEMBER NEWSLETTER <<

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SAT 04 DEC 10:00 AM Meeting: Highland Senior Center
       131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Phone: (505) 767-5210

WED 15 DEC  7:00 PM Board Meeting: meet via Zoom, hosted by Kay Sutt
                    Contact: Kay at 505-471-1153 or ( suttkay @ gmail.com )

FRI 15 DEC  9:00 PM Deadline for items for the January 2022 newsletter
FRI 15 DEC  >>>>> EARLY  THIS  MONTH  DUE  TO  THE  HOLIDAYS ! <<<<<
MON 16 DEC  >> TARGET FOR PRINTING AND MAILING JANUARY NEWSLETTER <<

WED 00 DEC  [ NO CAR COUNCIL MEETING THIS MONTH ]
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SAT 01 JAN 10:00 AM Meeting: Highland Senior Center
       131 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Phone: (505) 767-5210

WED 19 JAN  5:00 PM Board Meeting: >>>>>>>> TO BE DETERMINED

WED 26 JAN  7:00 PM NEW MEXICO CAR COUNCIL MEETING 1717 6th St NW
                    Location is the Military Vehicle Association's Collection

*** FRI 28 JAN  9:00 PM Deadline for items for the February 2022 newsletter
*** MON 31 JAN  >> TARGET FOR PRINTING AND MAILING FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER <<
*** Note: may need to adjust these dates depending on holiday schedules

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See the New Mexico Council of Car Clubs Web Site for more "NMCCC" activities
======================== http://www.nmcarcouncil.com/ ======================

SUGGESTION: A visit to the Telephone Museum on Fourth Street
SUGGESTION: A visit to the new WEATHER LAB at the Balloon Museum
SUGGESTION: A visit to the Soaring Museum in Moriarty
SUGGESTION: Activities with other clubs such as VMCCA.

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SEVEN YEARS AGO [ OCTOBER 2021 VOL 47 Nr 10 ISSUE 553 ]
Jim Pittman

2014 Vol 40 N.10 #469

This issue celebrated the life of Wendell Walker (9-Feb-1919 - 15-Sep-2014) with
a series of articles and photos. Wendell was an irreplaceable member of CNM and
loved doing body work. Robert Gold provided a photo of the group attending the
State Fair Car Show and said it was another great one. Robert said the Car
Council now had a working web site. Mary Lou and Mark Martinek planned to attend
the Balloon Fiesta this year and we planned a dinner with them at Sadie's
Restaurant. Charlie Biddle (Chicago AIRHORN) wrapped up his story of the 1975
Seattle convention.

2007 V.33 N.10 #385

Richard Finch posed with Wolfgang Meyn's sleek F1 aircraft in Moriarty. There
was an Ultra Van rally in Ruidoso. We had a tribute to Debbie Pleau who died in
August. Art Gold took over as Car Council representative. We should join SEPA to
keep old cars alive. Jim had another rant about the folley of growing corn to
make ethanol for auto fuel. We are still doing it. Ray reported on TUNAs for his
1962 Corvair. Brenda reported on the 2008 calendar. Jim re-wrote a classic
report on picking up Old Route 66 trash. He was still disgusted that people
would throw litter on our highways. Larry Hickerson's Rampside was on the cover
of the Silicon Valley Corsa newsletter. Art reported on the Car Council picnic
at Villanueva State Park.

2000 V.26 N.10 #301

Our Galles sponsor Joe Trujillo. Steve provided a photo of a "Corvair" bicycle.
Sylvan welcomed guests: Larry Hickerson, Dana Doyle and Glen Gollrad. Wendell
reported $6,019 in the bank. Mark Martinek reported on the Car Council. Jerry
Goffe proposed a garage tour to a location in Santa Fe. Hurley remarked on all
the neat car shows this summer. The All-Clubs Picnic was not well attended. Mark
Domzalski said little was happening in CORSA. Tarmo said he had read the
newsletter on his way down from Santa Fe tonight. How could he do that? Gridlock
on I-25 provided plenty of opportunities. The board meeting was held at House of
Covers. Chuck was back from Alaska with a fresh Aurora Borealis tan. We had new
license plates, new T-shirts, new business cards, a new Route 66 project, and a
new State Fair show. CNM's web page needed updating, but we didn't have a new
webmaster. The Santa Fe Vintage Auto club invited us to go on their Frostbite
Tour. Anne Mae reported on doings of the CNM Ladies group. Steve reported on a
very successful campout at Ruth Boydston's cabin in the Pecos. Richard Finch
told how he and Gayle (in the middle of their move from California to Tularosa)
made a trip to Albuquerque to obtain a Monza convertible. They bought Dennis
Pleau's 1964 car and towed it home behind their 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier
convertible. Dennis Pleau rebutted a Click & Clack article with inaccurate
slander of Corvairs. We learned about a good substitute for a Delco Remy coil:
Accel Performance #8140. Use antiseize on your spark plugs, don't cross-thread
or over-tighten a spark plug. You don't really want to have to install an
insert.

1993 V.19 N.10 #217

A late Corvair with a Jaguar V-12 in the front. Bill McClellan said we mailed 14
newsletters to New Mexico addresses and 28 out-of-state. President Del ran the
meeting. Will Davis said we had $1,228. New members were Scott, Deann and Andrew
Kimble, owners of a 1967 Monza. Coming up: a tour to Red River, a car show at
the Atomic Museum, a car show at the State Fair, an October Aspencade, a
November Funkhana, the Great Western Fan Belt Toss and the Christmas party. The
Villanueva campout was great. There was a car show at Peralta. We planned our
first meeting at the Pleau residence to prepare for our 1996 CORSA Convention.
Kay and Tarmo Sutt previewed our Aspencade to Embudo Station. Dennis reported on
the San Jose convention. Debbie provided our first article on convention plans.
A "Vairs in the Air" logo was designed by Bill Reider. LeRoy reported on the
State Fair show which included Elliot Knapp's 1906 one-cylinder Cadillac.
Prizes: Tarmo's 1965 Corsa, Bill Lawless' 1966 Corsa turbo and Bill Reider's
1965 Corsa. Kay's 1964 convertible got best engine, Mary Lou's 1963 convertible
got best paint, Jeff Newman's 1961 Rampside got best interior.

1986 V.12 N.10 #133

A Corsa dash. A scene from a John Wayne western: election time. Our November
meeting would be in Santa Fe. The library van was ready for some body work. Bill
and LeRoy reported on their trip to the convention in Grand Rapids. Jim outlined
the history of our newsletter. Kristin Romer reported on the scavenger hunt, won
by new members Pam & Paul Clark. Billiken showed his military surplus radar
detector.

1979 V.5 N.10 #49

Corvairs at the State Fair. Ruth Boydston's 1964 blue Monza convertible won best
of show. We ordered full-color 1980 calendars from the North Texas club. More
discussion about CORSA's 100-percent solution. Carl Johnson reported on the
Detroit convention. Les Campbell wrote about Corvair life in Connecticut. Ike
Meissner wrote about water in gasoline, how it gets there, what to do about it.

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Happy Birthday Wishes to October CNM'ers:
	Jon Anderson
	Erica Anderson
	Katherine Brock
	William Heil
	Terry Price
	Matthew Shortle

No CNM Anniversaries this month.

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FRANCIS BOYDSTON AWARD

At the 1998 Tri-State in Lake City, Colorado, CNM inaugrated the Francis
Boydston Award. It was to be presented annually to a CNM member in good standing
who best exemplified the influence, support, ideals, and values that Francis
Boydston embodied. It was awarded to an individual, or jointly awarded to a
member and spouse. In 2001 members of  Corvairs of New Mexico decided to include
Rocky Mountain CORSA and Pikes Peak Corvair Club in the Award and subsequently
the three clubs shared the Award each year. However, at the 2019 Tri-State,
organizers decided to drop the Award. It now reverts to CNM and will be awarded
at the CNM Christmas Party. To commemorate the occasion, the recipient should be
awarded a plaque suitable for display. The suggested wording for the Award is:

	=================================================
	=         St. Francis of Corvair                =
	=      Francis Boydston Service Award           =
	=  For Outstanding Service and Contribution     =
	=   To the Corvair Tri-State Event, and to      =
	=      The Perpetuation of the Corvair          =
	=					        =
	=          AWARD RECIPIENT NAME                 =
	=					        =
	=                    DATE                       =
	=					        =
	=      This Award is bestowed in memory of      =
	=  Francis Boydston, a CNM founder and friend.  =
	================================================

CNM's Vice President is charged with setting up the Boydston Award committee.

Suggested guidelines for consideration for the Francis Boydston Award:

1. Attend meetings.
2. Plan, coordinate, organize Tri-State Chapter or Tri-State Meet activities.
3. Share Corvair knowledge and expertise.
4. Encourage owners to preserve, maintain and share in the lore of the Corvair.

	The presentation of the Francis Boydston Award should be made at the
annual Christmas Party. The presentation should be made by a Chapter official
and should adhere to the spirit of previous Awards as set down by the original
Francis Boydston Award Committee.

Previous Recipients:

	YEAR TRI-STATE      PERSON OR PERSONS MEMBER CLUB(S)
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	1998 Lake City      Jim Pittman                  CNM
	1999 Salida         Kay & Tarmo Sutt             CNM
	2000 Albuquerque    Sylvan Zuercher              CNM
	2001 Manitu Springs Steve & Ruth Goodman         RMC
	2002 Grand Junction Steve & Rita Gongora         CNM
	2003 Raton          Bill Reider                  CNM
	2004 Cripple Creek  Ben Benzel                  PPCC
	2005 Ouray          Wendell Walker               CNM
	2006 Montrose       LeRoy Rogers                 CNM
	2007 Monte Vista    John Koll                   PPCC
	2008 Pagosa Springs Debbie & Dennis Pleau  CNM, PPCC
	2009 Taos           Pat Hall                     CNM
	2010 Canon City     Garrie Fox                  PPCC
	2011 Red River      Chuck Vertrees               CNM
	2012 Salida         The Wilshire Family          RMC
	2013 Cripple Creek  Jon Anderson                PPCC
	2014 Chama          John Wiker                   CNM
	2015 Durango        Eric Schakel                 RMC
	2016 Montrose       Ed Halpin         PPCC, RMC, CNM
	2017 Taos           Ray Trujillo                 CNM
	2018 Crested Butte  Dale Nielsen                 RMC
	2021 Albuquerque    ___________________          CNM

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FRANCIS BOYDSTON AWARD
NOMINATION

	This award is presented annually to a CNM member or members, in good
standing, who best exemplifies the influence, support, ideals and values
exhibited by Francis Boydston with CNM members, Tri-State Chapter members and
other Corvair enthusiasts.

	You may nominate any member, but it would be appropriate for the person
to have been a member in recent months, to have been a CORSA member, and to have
served as a Chapter official, chair or leader in the club. The person should
have promoted the Corvair and Corvair hobby and have assisted other Corvair
owners.

	This form is confidential.  To avoid disappointment, do not divulge to
or otherwise advise the nominee of this action.

	This form shall be submitted to Vice-President Tarmo Sutt (2504 Calle de
Rincon Bonito, Sante Fe, NM 87501 or tarmo@juno.com) before the start of the
November 6th meeting.

	This form will be distributed in the October issue of the Enchanted
Corvairs Newsletter and at the October Membership Meeting.

	The DEADLINE for submission of this completed nomination form shall be
NO LATER THAN adjournment of the CNM November Membership Meeting.  Any
exceptions to this deadline shall be made by agreement between the CNM Vice
President or the appointed alternate and the CNM President.

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To the Francis Boydston Award Committee:
	It is a pleasure to submit the following Tri-State CORSA Chapter
member(s) to be considered for the Francis Boydston Award.


Name(s): _____________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________

City, State and Zip: _________________________________________________

Briefly describe the merits of this member and nomination: ___________

 _____________________________________________________________________

 _____________________________________________________________________

Date of this nomination: _____________________________________________

Author of this nomination: ___________________________________________

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NOMINATION FORM FOR OFFICERS -- ELECTION AT NOVEMBER 6TH 2021 MEETING

7. Duties and Responsibilities of CNM Officers (from the CNM constitution)

   a. Duties and responsibilities of the CNM President:
      - Execute the office as the official and primary voice of CNM.
      - Represent CNM at CORSA and other CORSA Chapter activities.
        * The CNM President may draw a stipend, if authorized by the CNM Board
          of Directors, to attend the annual CORSA International Convention.
      - Preside at all CNM meetings or designate an alternate.
      - Appoint all CNM committee chairs and other committee members.
        * CNM standing committees:
          - Membership
          - Merchandise
          - New Mexico Car Council Liaison
          - Awards
          - Sunshine
          - CNM Webmaster

   b. Duties and responsibilities of the CNM Vice President:
      - Assume the duties and responsibilities of the CNM President in the CNM
        President's absence.
      - CNM social and activity planning.
      - Administration of CNM Award Committee.
      - CNM Awards Committee includes but is not limited to:
          - Ike Meissner Award Committee
          - Francis Boydston Award Committee

   c. Duties and responsibilities of the CNM Secretary:
      - Record, and make ready for publishing, the official minutes of any and
        all CNM meetings.
      - Maintain and manage all official correspondence for CNM, including, but
        not limited to, the annual CORSA Chapter Report.
      - Maintain the NMSCC report and any federal reports required
      - Maintain, with the CNM Membership Chair, the CNM Membership Roster
        to ensure timely and accurate updates to be published by the CNM
        Newsletter Editor and make available, on a periodic basis, to the CNM
        membership.

   d. Duties and responsibilities of the CNM Treasurer:
      - Maintain CNM Financial accounting.
        * Ensure that an alternate signatory, typically the CNM President, can
          access funds and perform duties in lieu of the CNM Treasurer, if
          necessary.
      - Collect and disburse all CNM monies.
      - Report financial status at CNM membership and CNM Board of Directors
        meetings.
      - Provide an annual financial report summary to be published in the CNM
        newsletter, following the annual election of CNM officers.

Nominate four members for office for the November 2021 election. Give your
nominations to Vice-President Tarmo Sutt (2504 Calle de Rincon Bonito, Sante Fe,
NM 87501 or tarmo@juno.com) before the start of the November 6th meeting.

	NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT: ______________________________________________

	NOMINATION FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: _________________________________________

	NOMINATION FOR SECRETARY: ______________________________________________

	NOMINATION FOR TREASURER: ______________________________________________

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Enchanted Corvairs Newsletter  is published monthly by Corvairs of New Mexico,
chartered Chapter #871 of CORSA, the Corvair Society of America. Copyright by
the Authors and by Corvairs of New Mexico.  Articles may be reprinted in any
CORSA publication as a service to CORSA members, provided credit to the Author
and this Newsletter is clearly stated. All opinions are those of the Author or
Editor and are not necessarily endorsed by Corvairs of New Mexico or CORSA.
Material for publication should reach the Editor by the 15th of the month. Send
material via e-mail ( jimp @ unm.edu ) or submit a readable manuscript. I prefer
ASCII TEXT, but MS Word or RTF are fine. Photographs are welcome. The newsletter
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Photoshop CS, GraphicConverter, BBEdit and InDesign CS. If you care, ask for
more details. When I'm 64, I'll get by with a little help from my friends.
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