(Last update: Wednesday, 3 February 10)
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Looking for something to do every third Tuesday night of the month? Why stay home? Join your friends at the VFR Monthly Meetings! We'll be at Otto's Brauhaus ~ 233 Easton Road ~ Horsham, PA. Directions and contact info can be found HERE! Please join us - and bring your appetite! |
| The meeting time has changed: 7:30 pm for the business meeting |
| Get a copy of our MONTHLY MEETING AGENDA here! |
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All the best to the happy family - from your friends in the Valley Forge Region! |
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Show Your Support of the VFR - Join or Renew Today! |
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2010 membership/renewal dues forms are available, below, for your use. We're using the same form for new members and renewals. PLUS, you can renew for a multi-year period and receive a discount. The form is available in two formats, Word and PDF - Click on the form in the format you prefer... |
| Questions? Contact the VFR's Membership Chairperson, Andrea Jacoby Chieftia67@aol.com |
Our sister region - The Upper Susquehanna Region - has a new website! Check it out by clicking on their logo.
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Valley Forge & Carolina Regions of the CLC Adopt Cars at the AACA Museum |
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After a brief description of the car’s special features and specs, the formal proceedings began when David said: “We have gathered here to witness the adoption of this 1931 Cadillac Town Sedan by the Valley Forge Region of the Cadillac & LaSalle Club.” VFR president Marty Watkins was called forward and was asked: “In the name of the Valley Forge Region, will you adopt this 1931 Cadillac Town Sedan.” After receiving his affirmative reply, the Valley Forge Region was declared the adopter when David continued: “By the powers vested in me by the Museum’s board of directors and as Chair of the Adopt-a-Car Program, I hereby make it known that this 1931 Cadillac Town Sedan is adopted by the Valley Forge Region.” He then presented an Adoption Certificate to the VFR president.
After the adoption ceremonies, the Museum’s curator, Jeff Bliemeister, conducted the group on a tour through several areas of the Museum’s complex that are not open to the public, including the detail shop, Jim’s Place and the Taylor storage facility. |
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- Text and photos courtesy of Ray Koziol and the AACA Museum Website |
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The
Valley Forge Region members joined by members from the Carolina, Potomac,
Central Pennsylvania, and Pittsburgh Regions of the Cadillac & LaSalle
Club gathered in front of the 1931 Cadillac Town Sedan for a formal
Adoption Ceremony on Sunday, November 15th at the AACA Museum. David
Rothman, Chair of the Adopt-a-Car Program, officiated..jpg)
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A second
Adoption Ceremony took place in front of the 1905 Runabout Model E
Cadillac. Bill Edmunds, founder and past president of the Carolina Region
of the Cadillac & LaSalle Club, accepted the adoption of the car in the
name of the Carolina Region – CLC. An Adoption Certificate naming the
Carolina Region as the adopter was presented to Bill Edmunds.
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The
Cadillac-LaSalle Club Museum & Research Center (CLCMRC) is now taking
orders for their 2010 wall calendar. Calendars are $15 each plus shipping.
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We've added an Archives section to the website. Here, you can find the latest 12 issues of The Goddess plus important club documents such as the Constitution and By-Laws. |
And
now a message from your humble Webmaster....
 Big changes
are happening with our friends in The Professional Car Society.The Official Message Board of the National PCS can be found here.
Both sites are filled with very interesting info - and I'm sure you'll soon be a fan of hearses, ambulances, flower cars and limos! |
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Hey, Valley Forge
members, help us fill in
The
VFR Gallery!! We have
Is YOUR car featured in the Gallery? If not, why not? C'mon - do it !! There are instructions for sending your photos at the bottom of The Gallery page. If your car is in The Gallery, is all the info correct? Names spelled properly? Model correct? Want to add your significant other's name?
Let's make the VFR Gallery the most comprehensive in the CLC! |
