February
2006
5
- Regular Meeting
14 - Men’s Night Out
Hosted
by: Jimmy B
16
- Dinner Night Out
Hosts:
Dave & Wanda K./Bob & Ann L.
LOS RANCHEROS MEXICAN CAFE
For
another evening of entertainment with Domingo “The Voice of Elvis”
2240 Gus
Thomasson Road, Dallas
214-328-2111
VolunTer's
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Other
Activities 17
- Lone Star History/Home
School Day
Old City Park,
Dallas from 10am
- 4pm
18-19
- Victorian Elegance Antique
Show - Richardson.
Model T’s needed for
display,
Click
on any photo for larger view THANK
YOU! Kathy,
Hal, Dave, Judy, Jimmy, Bill, Nathan and all other other members that contribute
photos for the newsletter and the web page.
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Lone
Star T’s MONTHLY MEETING
Sunday,
February 5th, 2006
2:00 p.m.- Tire Kicking • 2:30 p.m. - Meeting
2005
T-Party Video & Annual Chili Supper
— DRIVE YOUR
T —
Central
Congregational Church • 5600 Royal Lane • Dallas, Texas
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Although
we need the rain, as you can see the weather was mild at the February meeting. |
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MEN'S
NIGHT OUT • February 14th | | Taking
Nolan’s advice, Jimmy has arranged for the guys to get away from the garage for
February and meet at the historic Pump House at White Rock Lake. There is an elevator
available to get to the downstairs conference room where there will be snacks
and drinks. Directions: From Garland Road turn north on Winstead (the only way
you can turn); From Winstead turn right (northeast) on White Rock Road. White
Rock Road makes a sharp turn right and follow the road under the railroad trussell.
Park in the parking lot across from the White Rock Pump Station. | |  | It
was a nice turn out for Men’s Night Out this month. Even though it was not at
a member’s house. This month was hosted at the historical White Rock Pump House.
Though there was no “Model T” paraphernalia around but we still had a great time
reminiscing and telling “T” stories. Everyone was delighted to take the tour of
the pump house and hear the rich history of how the facility affected Dallas’
early water demands. Many members have seen the pump house all there lives but
have never been inside. This was their opportunity. | | There
where quite a few old photos of “the good old days” and how the pump station ran
on coal delivered by rail. The food was good but the tour and camaraderie was
better. This MNO was a little weak on T history but very rich in Dallas history
and it still gave us all a chance to get together and learn something. Even if
it was not about T’s. | |
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VolunTer's
Update
Members
of the Dallas Ft. Worth Chapter MTFCA gathered at Shirley's prior to loading up
the Touring car for transport to the shop for body work and paint. |
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