<VV> Recruiting younger members

[henry kaczmarek]

I'd like to verify my good friend George's post.

Wyn Rittal helped me learn about Carburetors.  And When I only lived about 2 
miles from George, he would hold my hand when I needed his help, either in 
my driveway or in his.

TCC has great tech sessions.  We even did starter rebuilds checking the 
armatures on a "Growler"---most people have never even seen one.

If CORSA NC chapters had a monthly tech session, I'd put up with a double 
dues increase.  The 2 I have belonged to don't.  Like many clubs, it's all 
about going out to eat.

TCC used to have a business meeting, and a social night every month.  It's a 
good club.

Having Papa Smitty around provides an "ambience"  you won't get anywhere 
else, and you don't get Helen's cookies and cupcakes either!

Hank
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "George Jones" <65crownv8 at gmail.com>
To: "virtualvairs" <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 4:20 PM
Subject: <VV> Recruiting younger members


> This is where the local club plays a very important role. Every club has
> their resident experts on one aspect or another of the Corvair. We in
> Tidewater have been blessed with the likes of Smitty Smith, Wyn Rittal, 
> and
> a number of other very talented members who do not mind hosting tech
> sessions at their, or other members homes.