Took Clyde out for his first car show at the Wellington Relay for Life 'Cruisin for a Cure'.
He was one of 9 cars there and was the oldest. There was a 1931 and 1936 Model A, everything else was 1960 or newer. The 1931 Model A Coupe was owned by Dwight and Elaine Holt, old friends from Kipton whom we hadn't seen for a long time and it was good to sit and talk with them for awhile. He had just purchased the car this spring and wanted it because it was manufactured in the year of his birth.
They had us park on the north side of the parking lot behind the town hall, which was in full sun all the time, so we sat on the south side in the shade of the trees.
At four o'clock prizes were awarded for the top three cars and all the new iron were the winners. But didn't go with any ides of receiving any trophy or other wise.
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