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|Event Leader
|Sunday, April 9
|Watkins Glen Track Day
|Gail Wagner
|Saturday, May 6 (Updated)
|Wine & Waterfalls
|Ray Mosher
|Saturday, May 13
|Dewitt Pancake Breakfast
|Jim Williams
|Friday, June 2nd- Sunday June 4 (overnight)
|Lake Placid Weekend
|Lee Maddy & Jim Williams
|Saturday, June 3
|Marcellus Parade
|Chuck Paul
|Sunday, June 18
|MG Euro Car Show
|Bob Sabella
|Sunday, July 30 (Date changed)
|Club Picnic @ Filmore Glen
|Karen Abbott & Maryann Knight
|Friday, July 21
|Wagner Winery/Brew Pub Evening Oldies Band [Ithaca Pop-up Event]
|Gail Wagner
|Saturday, July 22
Finger Lakes Cheese Festival [Binghamton Pop-up Event]
Lou & Carol Trelease
|Wednesday, July 26
|Log Cabin
|Chuck Richenole
|Sunday, August 13
|Polo at Skaneateles
|Chuck Paul
|Saturday, August 26 (Rescheduled)
|Middlesex Roast Beef Dinner
|Chuck & Grace Rischenole
|Sunday, August 27
|Seneca Lake Brunch Boat Cruise
|Gail Wagner
|Friday, September 8-Sunday September 10
|Watkins Glen Vintage Weekend (Information Only)
|Ray Mosher
|Saturday, September 16
|Palmyra Parade [Rochester Pop-up Event]
|Chuck Richenole
|Saturday, September 23
|Bill Hodge Memorial Road Rally
|Dale Nagle
|Sunday, October 22
|Apple Fritter Crawl
|Lee Maddy
|Sunday, December 3
|Holiday Party
|John Piston
Sunday, July 30 (Date Changed again) Karen Abbott & Maryann Knight
Come on out for a casual drive and then a club picnic in the beautiful Finger Lakes region. Each area will enjoy a scenic drive to get to the park where we will have a rented pavilion. This will be a BYO picnic. Bring what you want to grill, and a dish to pass. It will be a nice opportunity to take a few hours to catch up with friends in the club, and get to know others you may not have met yet. With over 160 cars in the club we are never all together at one time. After our picnic, we can stop for ice cream also.
Moravia had heavy rain and the road heading to the Park has been damaged. The picnic has been rescheduling to Sunday July 30. Hope everyone can make it on July 30.
The MMC has paid to rent a pavilion for our club picnic, so we will be using the Fillmore Room and have access to 2 Refrigerators, power outlets, and bathrooms for our convenience. The room is enclosed with tables and chairs and also outdoor picnic tables so we should be quite comfortable rain or shine. This is a State Park so there is a parking fee, plus swimming and hiking available.
Each area can coordinate plans for a caravan to reach the park, and there is an ice cream stand we can stop at when we leave if so desired.
The MMC will provide Charcoal, Aluminum Foil, Utensils, Paper Plates, Plastic Ware, Napkins, and Tablecloths. Members are asked to bring their own Food to grill, Drinks and a Dish to pass. Please bring your items in a grocery bag you can use to put your trash in to take home. State Parks require you to take your trash with you. Also consider a blanket or beach towel to put on the picnic table bench if you so choose. The dish to pass can be family size; it does not need to feed the whole group. Because we do have access to refrigerators, we should be good with all kinds of food options. Beer and Wine are allowed.
Suggestions are: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chicken, Steak, Grilled Panini, Crock Pot food, Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Baked Beans, Watermelon, Jello Salads, Fruit Salad, Fruit Tray, Veggie Tray & Dip, Potato Chips/Dip, Chips/Salsa, Cheese/Crackers/Pepperoni, Appetizers, Cookies, Cakes, Pies, Brownies, Homemade Treats. Be creative, one year we had way too many Brownies.
No RSVP Required
Syracuse Group: We will meet in the Top's parking lot at the corner of E Genesee St and Jamesville Rd as we do for ice cream at Carvel. We will meet at 9:30am with a 10:00am SHARP departure to caravan to the park.
If you prefer to meet at the park that is okay also.
Wednesday, July 26 Ron McKissock
The Log Cabin Restaurant in Macedon is hosting its Wednesday night car show with over 500 cars and 200 motorcycles attending. We have reserved parking available to club members who wish to attend. Food is available in the restaurant and outside picnic area.
Sunday, August 13 Chuck & Mary Jo Paul
We will once again visit the Skaneateles Polo grounds for action packed polo complete with international stars and sometimes celebrity players.
We will meet at Bob's Barbecue on Route 281 in Little York between 1:00 and 1: 30 to obtain food and either eat it there or bring it along to enjoy at the field. WE WILL DEPART PROMPTLY AT 1:30 for a leisurely ride to the field. The actual match starts at 3 but we need to arrive early to guarantee contiguous seating for our group. In the past many have brought food or drink to share but that is purely at your discretion.
The match lasts about 2 hours with breaks to replace divots (make sure it's a divot before you step on it.)
More information is available at the Skaneateles polo website or by calling Chuck Paul at 315 673-4432 (315 378-6018 from 12 noon day of event).
No RSVP Required
Saturday, August 26 Chuck & Grace RischenoleIt's time again for our annual Middlesex Roast Beef Dinner at the Middlesex Fire House (5537 Water St, Middlesex, NY). Rochester members will meet at Bill Grays 1225 Jefferson Rd in Henrietta at 2:00pm and will be leaving at 2:30pm on an approximately 1½ hour ride to Middlesex for dinner. Cost is $11.00 pp and I can guarantee that you will not leave hungry. For those who haven't done it before, this is a fresh cut roast beef dinner with all the trimmings served family style at tables of eight. I would suggest that you get your pie dessert to go because we will be continuing on after dinner to Canandaigua for the required ice cream stop. For the members from Syracuse area who usually leave after dinner we will be doing the ride in reverse this year to give them the opportunity to see what they have been missing. If you have to cancel on the date of the event let me know at 585-704-9940 so you don't hold up the ride waiting for you. This is a rain or shine event.
Contact Chuck directly only if you will be going at 585-223-7586 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, August 27 Gail Wagner & Steve Wilson
How about a relaxing summer Sunday afternoon brunch cruise on beautiful Seneca Lake?
We will all meet at Watkins Glen Harbor NO LATER than 12:00 noon for a 12:30 p.m. sailing departure. The cruise and brunch is 2 hours from 12:30-2:30 p.m. We have 40 reserved seats together on the top deck (covered) but the ship can accommodate 200 people.
The group discount which includes cruise, brunch (menu below), tax and gratuity cost is $45.99 per person. A full-service cash bar is available on board.
Brunch buffet menu:
*****Your reservation and payment is required NO LATER THAN MONDAY, JULY 31ST with your check (no cash) made out to Gail Wagner and mailed to: Gail Wagner, 105 Iroquois Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850. NO REFUNDS AFTER JULY 27th.
This is a rain or shine sailing event. (Let's hope it's a "shine".)
Any questions, contact Gail at 607-257-7445 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Ithaca group will meet no later than 10:00 a.m. at Ithaca Kohl's Dept. Store parking lot (next to Home Depot), 410 Elmira Rd. (Route 13) with a prompt 10:30 a.m. departure. All other Club geographic areas are welcome to meet us at Kohl's for a scenic backroads drive to Watkins Glen harbor or each geographic group can establish a time/place to meet in their area to caravan to Watkins Glen Harbor for a 12:00 p.m. arrival and rendezvous with Ithaca group there.
Saturday, September 16 Ray Mosher
Don't miss the U.S. Vintage Grand Prix, one of the largest vintage racing events in the nation, featuring historic SVRA (Sportscar Vintage Racing Association) race cars from nearly every era, as Watkins Glen International celebrates its legendary history. See website for more details: http://www.theglen.com/Tickets-Events/Events/2017/US-Vintage-Grand-Prix.aspx
Saturday, September 23 Dale Nagle
Cars will meet at a pre-arranged location to participate in a memorial Road Rally for former member Bill Hodge. This is a rain or shine event which includes a timed drive with clues to reach the end location followed by lunch.
Sunday, October 22 Lee Maddy
Advertised as the shortest of all our Miata caravans (not counting parades of course), the six mile run is more about fall, the apples and which apple fritter is better. We stop at four orchards to enjoy the sights, and to taste test the apple fritters.
Sunday, December 3 John & Elaine Piston
Back by popular demand we will be having a super Sunday Brunch for our Holiday Party.
Cancellation Policy:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, sometimes events do get cancelled or dates need to change. A policy was enacted, stating that "all date changes or cancellations to scheduled events, require notification to a board member, so that the board may take appropriate action immediately by approving the change or cancellation, and/or attempt to substitute an alternative event in its place". By doing so, the full membership can be informed promptly and consistently in the most appropriate manner possible (i.e. newsletter, website, email, or area rep notification).
The following is the club event disclaimer, for legal purposes all guests attending an event must complete the disclaimer form, and should be given to the event coordinator at the start of the event.
Copyright 2017 Midstate Miata Club of New York, Inc.
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This novel is limited to 100 free copies due to its part in Inkitt's Novel Contest.
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Ghost Dance
Rin wanted to see her grandmother one more time. Many in her village tried to talk her out of the idea.
"You must not open the gate on the other side," the village elder told her.
"Why?" Rin asked one day.
"You will let in the evil among the humans," he said.
"Why is that?"
"I cannot tell you that. Just don't open the gate."
Usually, the village elder's words would sink into the young girl's head. That urge to see her grandmother again led her to sneak out in the middle of the night down to the abandoned temple outside of the village. She stood before the large wooden door. Spirits seemed to cry out to anyone who would listen from the other side. Rin stood trembling. Still, she wouldn't turn away. The young girl reached out and touched the door. The cold surface made her draw back instantly. Still, she wouldn't run away.
I have to see grandmother again.
Rin took in a deep breath as she walked up to the door again. This time, she ignored the whispers from the other side of the door. She steadied herself and opened the door. Cold gusts of wind blew past her before everything went quiet. Her eyes lit up as she smiled and looked through the open door.
"Grandma?" she asked. Rin walked forward with her hand out.
Because of that late night visit, the village began to suffer. First, all of the crops began to die. The farmers couldn't figure out what happened. They had a healthy harvest all year long and the conditions were perfect this year. No matter how much they struggled to get the conditions back the way they had it, crops still kept dying faster than they were planting.
Soon, the animals were getting sick and dying. No amount of medicine could cure them. It got worse when the fish in the sea and rivers were dying. Not only that, the fishermen complained around a foul odor coming from the water.
"It smelled like rotting bodies," a young fisherman complained to the village elder. Only when the children started to disappear days later was when he put two and two together. He hurried down to Rin's hut. He pounded on her door.
"Open it up!" the village elder shouted. "I need to talk to you!" He panted as the door the opened.
"Yes?" Rin asked.
"What did you do?" he asked. At first, the girl gave him a puzzled look.
"What do you mean?" she asked.
"You opened it, didn't you? Didn't you?"
"Opened what?"
"The gate in the abandoned temple! You opened it and now the village is plagued with evil spirits!"
It took the girl-child to figure out what he was talking about. Her eyes widened like a frog's. "I… did that?"
"Yes!" the elder cried. "You have to put them back before they kill us all!" It didn't occur to how bad things had gotten until now. Her grandmother's spirit had been keeping her alive and well-fed. She hadn't left her hut to even know what was going on. It was the first time she had seen anyone else or been outside. A ghost-like patted her on the shoulder.
"It's okay, darling," her grandmother whispered in her ear. "You have to let me go."
"But…" Rin said.
"Please. I can't let you kill your village all because of me. Please, I had a good life in this world. You have to let me go."
Rin lowered her head and closed her eyes. "What do I need to do, elder?"
"Follow me," the old man said. The young girl followed him out of the hut.
The village elder led Rin to the abandoned temple. The girl had red paint painted her wrists, ankles, forehead, and neck. She clutched the white silk in her hands. The village elder walked up the stone steps.
"Do you know what to do?" he asked. Rin lowered her head.
"Yes," she said.
"Are you sure you want to do this?"
The elder pressed his lips together. "And are you ready to do this?"
"Yes." Rin moved to the center ground before the steps of the temple. The elder reached into his bag and tossed ashes into the air. He broke into a low humming chant. Rin closed her eyes and took a deep breath. She let her feet break into the ancient dance. Nobody had seen or done this for centuries.
"You cannot let yourself get distracted by the cries of the evil spirits," the elder told her beforehand. "If you mess up the forbidden dance, your soul will be trapped in the Land of the Dead and the evil spirits will stay among the humans forever."
"But how will I know how to perform the ritual?" Rin asked.
"You will feel it in your heart," he said. Right now, the young girl found herself lost in the head rhythm in her head and the elder's chanting. The evil spirits screamed as they were dragged back through the door. The more they wailed, the harder Rin danced. She could feel herself floating on air as she danced faster. The village elder took in breaths as he changed. One by one, the evil spirits disappeared into the door. Rin felt her body disappear into the sky as the ritual became intense. She didn't dare open her eyes. The girl couldn't bring herself to be distracted by her grandmother's smiling face.
I am so sorry everyone. I only wanted to see my grandmother again. Rin vanished into the sky with a smile on her face.
By morning, everything returned to normal. The village was no longer in danger of starvation. However, Rin's hut was empty. There was no grandmother and there was no Rin. It was the price that she had to pay to save her village from ruin. Maybe there could be a second chance? Maybe…
The village elder was out in the rice fields when he came across a crying baby in the shallow mud. He recognized the red marks on her wrists, ankles, forehead, and neck.
Heh, so came back after all, you foolish little girl, he thought. The village elder picked up the baby and carried her home with him.
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