Greetings Fellow Mustangers,
Just a very brief note from the oval, square rectangular office.
Happy New Year, heard that lately?

A new year, with new officers, new groups to form, challenges to conquer and most of all new things to do with
your fellow mustang club members.

I looked back at last year a bit at the Christmas party, we have a lot of work to do to make this year better
than last, but I’m sure that when we all pull together- we can exceed last year and then some!!!

On Tuesday night we will be putting together some committees to plan different activities. I would like each
of you to think about being part of at least one committee:
 
Luther Family Ford All Ford Car Show Committee
Downtown Street Fair Car Show Committee
Mid month activities Committee
Monthly meeting activity

I’m sure there is more but I cant think of them just now, I am new at this position and like you I wonder what
I can do to help make this a better club. I wouldn’t let a little thing like –“I’m new to the club so what can
I contribute?” after all the club chose me to be the president and I hardly know anything about Mustangs. 
You joined for a reason, to spend time with others with a similar interest. It’s not like we are asking anyone
to coordinate a 20 million dollar rock festival with the Rolling Stones showing up each driving a new Ford GT40.
We just need someone to help get flyers passed out, help line up cars at a show, bring a short mustang video to
a meeting or call a restaurant to let them know that 30 hungry Mustang drivers are headed to their place next
Tuesday, and ask if could they set up a room in the back. Easy stuff, no worries!  Think about it. 
And show up on Tuesday.  

In the words of a different president- who was president of the whole country (not just this club) during the
60’s when most of the cool cars were made:

Ask not what your Northstar Mustang Club can do for you, ask what you can do for you club..
Ok so I changed it a bit so what?  Impeach me.

Hope to see ya all on Tuesday!!!
Your humble president.

James Madison

Todd Fuchs