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1965 Mustang Convertible Raffle

Bill — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 12:08:40 +0000

Benefits Northeast Classic Car Museum

Draws 09/13/09

Raffle Benefits

The Northeast Classic Car Museum is an educational facility that collects, preserves, interprets and exhibits vehicles related to the evolution of transportation, with particular emphasis on the role of the automobile and its impact on American Culture.

The Northeast Classic Car Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, chartered by the New York State Department of Education. The Museum is funded by the generous private donors, fund-raising efforts, and by admissions and gift shop sales. Governed by a 20+ member Board of Trustees, the Museum relies on 3 paid staff members and nearly 100 volunteers for operations.

The Museum opened on Memorial Day weekend 1997 with one building and just over 50 vehicles on display. Currently, over 100 vehicles are on display in 3 connected buildings. Informative videos, period fashions, and more enhance the Museum experience. In May of 2009, the Museum plans to open another nearly 30,000 square feet of exhibit space.

Raffle Prize

A Beautiful 1965 Mustang Convertible in Poppy Red with a white top, 289 c.u. V-8 and automatic transmission!

Raffle Tickets and Contact Information

Ticket prices are as follows: one for $5, five for $20, fifteen for $50 and thirty five for $100. This raffle draws on September 13th, 2009! For more information on the Museum (and some great pictures of classic cars) and to buy tickets please visit the website at ClassicCarMuseum.org. Thanks!

1965 Mustang Convertible Raffle

Bill — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 00:09:10 +0000

Benefits Bailey’s Crossroads Rotary Club

Draws 09/26/09

Raffle Benefits

The good folks over at Bailey’s Corssroads Rotary Club are back again with another great looking 1965 Mustang for their 24th Annual Car Raffle!

The Rotary Club of Bailey’s Crossroads, has been serving the Bailey’s Crossroads community since 1977. The club meets weekly for breakfast every Friday, 7:30am at Athen’s Restaurant to give members the opportunity to discuss issues, and learn from the other members who are outside of their own professions.

Our members have embraced the Rotary’s motto “Service Above Self” as well as “He Profits Most Who Serves Best”. The Club has been active in the community since it’s conception. Whether it be by their environmental or humanitarian services or participation in the youth geared school liaison programs.

The main objective of Rotary is service — in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world. Rotarians build goodwill and peace, provide humanitarian services, and encourage high ethical standards in all vocations.

Raffle Prize

This beautiful 1965 Mutang Convertible plus two $500 cash prizes! A few highlights on this ’65 Mustang…289 cu.in. V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Raven Black w/White Top and Black & White Interior with ORIGINAL COLORS!

Here is some info from the Data Plate:
Body (76B): 2-Door Convertible Pony Interior
Color (A): Raven Black
Trim (F6): White Crinkle Vinyl and Black Appointments, Pony Interior
Manufacture Date (22T): June 22, 1965
District Code (34): Indianapolis
Axle Ratio (1): 3.00:1 Conventional
Transmission (6): C4-Automatic
Assembly Plant (F): Dearborn, Michigan
Engine Code (A): 289 cu in. 4v-V-8
Unit Number: 767,796 (Also includes Falcons and Fairlanes.)

Raffle Tickets and Contact Information

Tickets for this Mustang Raffle are $25 each or $100 for five. To learn more about the raffle car, read the raffle rules and to purchase tickets please visit their website at bxrrotary.org. Thanks!

1965 Corvette Convertible

Bill — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 04:42:48 +0000

Saint Bernard Catholic Church started in 1849 when Father Joseph Kundeck of Jasper, IN visited Rockport and found four Catholic families. By 1850, Catholic families numbered 12 and a plot of ground on 6th and Elm Streets was donated by General Williamson. On June 6, 1850, the laying of a corner stone marked the start of the first small brick church facing 6th Street. A corner stone for a new brick church was laid on May 18, 1875 and was dedicated on June 25, 1876. Disaster struck the parish on News Year’s morning in 1917, when a destructive fire consumed the interior of the church. A new building which would house a kitchen, gym-auditorium, and two classrooms was ready for occupancy by 105 students and three teachers in the fall of 1949. In the fall of 1961, under the direction of Father Michael O.J.Wolf, a new eight-classroom addition welcomed 202 students with five teachers.Since that time the parish has continued a gradual growth in size and members, while growing greatly in grace and wisdom under the guidance of God’s Holy Spirit.

1965 Ford Thunderbird Landau

Bill — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 17:33:57 +0000

A Rotary Club in Waukegan had first been discussed by Garfield A. Bowden, W.I. Lyon and a group of friends as they hiked along the Dead River. Bowden had seen and admired the civic work of a Rotary Club in Manikato, MN and thought their conservation efforts would interest Lyon, a well known real estate professional and internationally known ornithologist. On November 15, 1916, a week after an organization meeting, the charter was presented to the club at the Hotel Washburn on Water Street. The presentation was made by Herbert Angster, Lake Bluff resident and member of the Chicago Rotary Club. Since 1967, the Rotary Club of Waukegan has been involved in youth exchange activities, hosting students from Argentina, Austria, Germany, Australia, Japan, Brazil, Equador, Finland, and India. Other youth activities have included recognition luncheons honoring academic and athletic achievers from area high schools.

Classic Red 1965 Ford Mustang

Bill — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 02:06:09 +0000

The Hillsdale County Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit 501(c) 6 membership based organization. The main goal of the Chamber is to provide a means so that others can identify local sources for needed products and services. Chamber members demonstrate their commitment to the community and their support for a strong local economy. By doing business with Chamber Members, community residents can have the satisfaction of knowing that their dollars will be reinvested in our own local economy.