ANNUAL CHAPTER BBQ

Comments condensed from Glen's & Jim's reports . . .

Another great turnout for one of our chapter events. There were 75 people who took part, this included founding members Dayton & Marie Ross, and also 7 pre teens, who thanks to Jack and Daphne Bergeron were invited to have a swim in their pool, which they all took advantage of.

Two absolutely gorgeous Model A Fords!

Bruce & Cathy drove their 1929 Model “A” pickup over from Merritt.

Thank you to Gord, who assured that all but one car got in its correct spot.

Al looking for Golfers to compete in the Sept. 19 ANNUAL FUN GOLF TOURNAMENT.

Thank you to our food serving staff, Marlene Gallant, Dee Pike, Zulric Petersen, Leo Cooper, and our cashier Zaxtin Petersen, my wife Debbie, who keeps me in line and all the details taken care of.

On behalf of everyone, Past Prez Jim, says thanks to Glen and Debbie for organizing such a wonderful event for our Chapter for three years in a row!

Finishing off a FINE MEAL!!

THANK YOU TO THE PIKES who provided their yard to host the event.

Heading HOME to MERRITT.

Joel's 

Next stop, a Picnic Lunch in Sutherland Bay Park.

THANK YOU JOEL for another interesting Mystery Tour.

BURGERS TO BEAT MS  Capri A&W 2024 Show & Shine.

This 1952 Morris Minor Series II . . .

. . . certainly brings back memories of years gone by!

A couple of 'OLD SAINTS' from Oliver Days! . . .

. . . The previous one is Bill's and this one is Marvin's.

'PEOPLE's CHOICE' Marvin's gorgeous Model A Ford Hot Rod.

'BEST IN SHOW' 1968 CHEVY II NOVA

OOPS! Required a little assistance to get me home.

Mystery Driving Tour #7.

The View Winery

After a scenic drive through South East Kelowna, the group had picnic lunch at Ross & Bev's.

The View Winery is situated on a parcel of land that has been in the Turton/Ward family for 5 generations. Historically, fresh market apples were grown on the property. In the mid 1990’s a transition began, and vineyards and cider apples were planted. Spartans and McIntosh gave way to Gewürztraminer, Riesling, Ehrenfelser and Pinotage vines as well as cider apple varieties such as Belle de Boskoop, Chisel Jersey and Bulmers Norman.

In 2006, the family’s beloved old packinghouse built by Great Granddad Ward in 1922 was transformed into a winery and cidery under the direction of his grandson Chris Turton and great-granddaughter Jennifer Turton-Molgat.

Borrowed from The View Winery web page.