Recent News //
Annual Dinner 2003 – The
Story in Pictures
© Tue Nov 25 2003
On Thursday evening, October 23rd, 2003, the Boyertown
Museum of Historic Vehicles held their Annual Dinner at the
Inn at Moselem Springs,
12 miles NNE of Reading on Route 222.
- The food was good
- Ray Carr was interesting
- The Auction was a success
- We got pictures too
Before dinner was the
silent auction.
Our guests were busy checking out the items up for bid.
Look! The General's here.
The General is a 1939 Chrysler Imperial that
Ray Carr
and friend
drove nearly 5000 miles across Africa, in 19 days, in
110° heat, earlier this year.
For a little more information on this, go to
Ray Carr, Driver Extraordinaire.
For a lot more information on this, go to
Ray Carr - Home Page.
Dinner is served.
But, I see a few empty chairs.
Oh. Of course. Lisa & Sandi
are busy tabulating the bids on the 37 auction items.
From left: Lisa Reber, Museum Registrar; Sandi Miller,
Museum Office Manager; and Claire Boyer, Annual Dinner
Co-ordinator.
From left: Paul Hafer, Museum Founder; Ken Wells, Museum
Executive Director; Erminie Hafer, Paul's wife of 70 years, and
author of A Century of Vehicle Craftsmanship;
and Ray Carr, Driver Extraordinaire,
and tonight's featured speaker.
Bernie Hofmann, Museum President, says, "Welcome."
From left: Edna Dierolf, Museum Docent-in-Chief; Greg
Dubeck; Claire Boyer, partially obscured; Ed Miller,
husband of Sandi, and
chronic
Museum Volunteer; Kathryn Miller, Ed's mother, and in charge
of contacting all the potential auction contributors; and
Sandi Miller, finally gets to eat.
Bob Moon (right), of "Cignature Classic Cars", maintains Ray Carr's
collection of automobiles. For more information on this,
go to
Ray Carr Automotive Museum.
Bob & Ray smile for the camera.
Bernie thanks Paul.
Paul thanks Ray.
And I thanks you, for visiting the Boyertown
Museum of Historic Vehicles, and poking a nozzle into our Annual
Dinner 2003 – The Story in Pictures.
Of course, as you know, every travelogue must conclude with a "sunset"
shot. Okeedoke. Here 'tis –
From left: Ray Carr, Bernie Hofmann, and Paul
Hafer.
But wait. There's more ...
The
Inn at Moselem Springs
(15 miles NW of the Museum) is
a nice place for an event.
And our waitresses were
super !
This Recent News //
Annual Dinner 2003 page was posted
on Tuesday, November 25 th, 2003.
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