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November 2000 Volume 4, No. 11	Editors: Bob Shaw & Martha Johnson

Upcoming Events

Fish

December 1, 2000 at the Windmill Inn in Nehawka, NE. Because of the holidays and our belief that family is first and LBCs with their accompanying club activities are second, We are combining November and December Fish this Month on the First of December, at about 7:00 P.M. This has been our practice for the past few years. We Will begin the usual schedule of Fish on the last Friday or the Month beginning January 26th of 2001.

Breakfast

Breakfast is December 9th at the Mahoney State Park Lodge, beginning about 9:30 A.M.

Ice Cream

Ice Cream is 14th at the Baskin Robbins, one Block South of 70th and Pioneer's Boulevard in Lincoln. We begin at about 7:30 P.M.

Nebraska Triumph Driver's Christmas Party

December 3 Nebraska Triumph Driver's Christmas Party, 4-7 pm at PO Pears, 322 S.9th Street, Lincoln. Gag gift exchange is part of the festivities.

Have a Pleasant Holiday Season. The Editors

From the
President's Garage

As I sit here looking at the snow, I think I should have dug up the bulbs instead of piddling around with the car and putting some finishing touches on The Garage. I hope it warms up again soon so I can get them out of the ground before they freeze solid and then I have to explain why there are car parts AND new flowers on the credit card. November is a slow month for us British Cars folk so I should find the time.

The big event this month is Her Majesty's Royal Nebraska Patrol's annual planing party on the 18th at Bev & Ben Anderson's house. Be sure to come with your ideas for next year's events and a dish for a potluck dinner.

On Friday, the 17th of November, the Irish duet, ELLIS ISLAND will be performing at McGuire's Irish Pub. The food is good (burgers, fish, and the like). The beer is really good (Guinnes and lesser stature), and there is NO COVER!

Sue and I saw them a while back and they are very good. They play the harmonica, Irish drums, guitar, accordian, banjo, and the sing Irish ditties, songs, and the like. I want to make reservations for us to sit together so please e-mail or call me before Wednesday the 15th if you plan to go. That's it for this month, folks. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. (I'm thankful I don't work for the election Commission in Florida!)

Marrvin Marshall