1. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - See Dan Tucciarone's flyer for the event at the Chevy Chase Country Club , November 13, 2022.

2. Bentley Drivers' Club Lunch, Maggiano's Restaurant, Washington, D.C. - December 1, 2022

3. INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM TOUR & LUNCH - See Tony Wilner's flyer for the event in Washington, D.C., December 10, 2022.

4. Bentley Drivers' Club Lunch, Maggiano's Restaurant, Wisconsin Avenue - Last Thursday of each month throughout 2023.

5. Car Gathering at Ramona Arnett's Residence, Details to Follow, May 6, 2023

6. MOTORING FESTIVAL-- KENT ISLAND YACHT CLUB, Stevensville, Maryland, June 10 & 11, 2023.

7. ANNUAL RROC; MEET - GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania, June 13-17, 2023.

8. BBQ at Richard Proctor eastern shore, 36405 Providence Church Rd. Delmar, Delaware 19940, Come and see and learn about on and off Grig Electrical Whole House connections , Real Cost, Real results, Real Problems 11:00AM August 26, 2023 $5.00 per first person,$4, next ,$3 next, $3 next. RSVP Make checks out to the Chesapeake RROC, Respond by 15th August, Need at lest 10 people to respond, Old Mill Crab House is 5 miles down the road for who wants crabs afterwards opens at 3PM on you. I have a seven person hot tub you can use. Bathing suites required for males, but optional for females. One can make it a weekend event and stay in Ocean City or near by if they like.

9. St. Michael's Concours- Eastern Shore, Maryland, September 23 & 24.

10. Rockville Car Show- Rockville, Maryland, October 14, 2023.

The Chesapeake Region of the RROC

Cordially invites you to a Fun Car Show including
Buffet Lunch, Beverages & a Wandering Magician 

At the Home of Ramona Arnett and Ned Frisius

10010 Wilderness Walk Drive

Gaithersburg, MD 20882

On May 6, 2023 at 12:00 noon to 5

(Rain or Shine)

RSVP with email to rarnett@eafoundation.com

Or text Ramona at 240-988-7400

Annual Tech Session

H R Motorcars, Inc.

1010 Stewart Ave.

Glen Burnie, MD  21061

Saturday, April 22, 2023

9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

The Chesapeake Region of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club will hold its annual tech session at H R Motorcars on Saturday, April 22 starting at 9:00 am. This event is particularly recommended for newer club members who may have missed last year’s session and for other members who want to learn more about their Rolls-Royce or Bentley motorcar. Our host, Rusty Owens, and his associate, Ernie Morgan, will inspect each car’s engine compartment and underside looking for safety and maintenance concerns. They can answer questions about routine maintenance procedures and ongoing problems. Previous sessions have identified safety problems and deferred maintenance of which the owner was unaware so you may want to take notes. As in the past, Rusty will also generously provide lunch and soft drinks. There is no charge for this event.

Plan of the Day:

 8:45 – 9:00       Arrival time

 9:00 – 12:00    Vehicle inspections

 12:00 – 1:00    Lunch

 1:00 – 4:00      Vehicle inspections

 To register, please reply to Tony Wilner by April 15 at twilner@verizon.net or call/text at 443-514-6695. Look forward to seeing you there!

National Cryptologic Museum Tour

8290 Colony Seven Rd.

Annapolis Junction, MD 20701

Saturday, March 4, 2023

11:00 am

As a follow-on to the recent International Spy Museum tour, the RROC Chesapeake Region will visit the National Cryptologic Museum on Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 11:00 am. The National Cryptologic Museum opened in 1993 and was the first U.S. Intelligence Community agency to have a museum open to the public. There is no admission charge. Depending on how many we are, we may have a guided tour through the exhibits which highlight the origins of code making and code breaking in colonial and Civil War times, various vintage code-making devices, the evolving computer technology that drove cryptologic advancement, and a couple displays on the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty and 1968 capture of the USS Pueblo intelligence collection ships. Also on display is a large Bombe cipher machine which broke the German military’s highly secure ENIGMA cipher machine in World War II. This museum is the only one of its kind to have an ENIGMA cipher machine that visitors can type on to get the feel of encrypting a message. And like all good museums, there is a gift shop to purchase your cryptologic souvenirs. Previous visitors to the museum may recall a packed array of exhibits. The recent renovation of the museum has resulted in fewer exhibits but on a periodically rotating arrangement.

 Directions to museum:

 From I-95 or the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, take the exit for MD Route 32 East for Ft. Meade

Follow signs to Exit 10A for Canine Rd. NSA immediately past the exit for the Parkway

Turn left at traffic light onto Colony Seven Road where you will see a blue “Museum” sign.   Do not go straight ahead. This is the NSA employees’ entrance. If you do, you will be stopped by NSA Police and detained while they check your identification and vehicle registration.

Follow Colony Seven Road past the old gas station to the museum parking lot.

  Lunch:

 Around 12:30 we will depart the museum and convene for lunch on your own at the Timbuktu Restaurant, a local but famous restaurant known for its oversize crab cakes. Other seafood and non-seafood options are available. Timbuktu is located almost 7 miles north of the museum via the Baltimore-Washington Parkway at 1726 Dorsey Rd., Hanover, MD 21076.

 Directions to lunch:

 Turn left out of the museum parking lot and follow Colony Seven Road out

Turn right onto Canine Rd. and go west on MD Route 32

Stay in that lane for Exit 10B to go north on the B-W Parkway

Stay on Parkway about 6 miles to MD Route 100 West for Ellicott City

Take the next exit (#8) for Coca-Cola Drive

Turn left at top of exit ramp onto Coca-Cola Drive

Turn left onto Dorsey Road

Turn left into Timbuktu Restaurant parking lot

              Please reply to Tony Wilner by February 22 at twilner@verizon.net or call/text at 443-514-6695 so arrangements can be made for a guided tour and ensure table seating at Timbuktu.

Date: February 4th
Place: Harvest Thyme Tavern
Address: 1251 W Central Ave, Davidsonville, MD 21035
Time- 10am-1pm.
You choice of selected entrees and soft drinks from a special menu.( Wine or cocktails cash bar)
Price 35.00  includes gratuity

The Chesapeake Region RROC & The Greater Washington Section Mercedes Benz Club

Invite you to a Winter Ice Breaker

Sunday, January 23, 2022

Clyde’s of Chevy Chase

5441 Wisconsin Avenue

Chevy Chase Maryland 20815

At the Race Bar Noon to 3:00 pm.

For the third time in recent years, members of the Chesapeake Region of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club and the Greater Washington Section of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America will fly their flags together in 2022. The Display & Dine is not a concours d’ elegance. It is an informal gathering of top marque enthusiasts who meet for car talk over a delicious meal while admiring our cars parked together. The event will be in the adjacent lower level of the parking garage, validated by the restaurant.

We will have s seasonal salad as a first course and a choice of Atlantic Salmon, Chicken Marsala or Kung Poo Tofu for the second course. The cost is $45.00 per person all included.

Kindly respond to Andrew Diem at, adiemarch@aol.com, 202-364-8115 by January 14, 2022.

Annual General Meeting --Sunday, November 14th at 11:30

Normandie Farms Inn

10710 Falls Road, Potomac, Maryland  20854

Please join us for the Annual General Meeting, on Sunday, November 14th at one of our favorite venues: Normandie Farms Inn.  (The lunch will be in the Patio Room.)

PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE THE RESTAURANT HAS A MASK REQUIREMENT.  YOU MUST WEAR A MASK IN THE RESTAURANT WHEN GOING TO THE BUFFET LINE AND AT ALL TIMES OTHER THAN WHEN YOU ARE SEATED AT YOUR TABLE.  IN ADDITION, WE REQUIRE THAT ONLY FULLY VACCINATED PEOPLE ATTEND. IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FULLY VACCINATED FOR ANY REASON, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND.

Those who plan to attend, please let Daniel Tucciarone know by November 7th.  Email is danjtucciarone@yahoo.com, or by phone: (703) 764-3273.

Due to staffing issues at the restaurant, it is very IMPORTANT that I know the number of attendees.  This event will be limited to the first 60 acceptances.

The club will cover the cost of the lunch for Chesapeake Region members and spousal members. If you plan to bring a non-member guest, please provide Dan with his or her name; there will be a charge of $50 for the non-member or non-spousal member’s lunch.   The cost of any alcoholic beverages will be at the expense of the attendee, as usual.   

Believe it or not, it is still difficult to find restaurants and venues willing to accommodate a large group, but Normandie Farms is making an effort.

The big buffet is open as of the writing of this notice. 

A board meeting will follow the lunch and general meeting.

Rockville Antique & Classic Car Show - CANCELLED
This Event for Saturday, October 16, 2021 has been CANCELLED
11 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Rockville Civic Center Park

Register Online

Download PDF Application

Schedule of Events

8:30 a.m. - Field opens to show cars, flea market and car sales
11 a.m. - All cars on the field; registration table and gates close; field opens to spectators
11:30 a.m. - Band Performance
2:45 p.m. - Mayor and Council award presentation
3:30 p.m. - Show closes

Registration Fees:

Vehicles: $10 ($20 after Sept. 11)
Vehicles 1931 and older: Free (pre-registration only)
Car Sale Space: $30 ($40 after Sept. 11)
Flea Market Space: $30 ($40 after Sept. 11)
Registrations will be accepted via mail or online. Tickets will be distributed onsite the day of the show. No tickets will be mailed.
Important Information:

Eligibility

• The 2021 show is open to motor vehicles up to/including the 1996 model year. Rolls Royce and Bentley motorcars of all years are welcome.

• No replicas, hot rods, custom/modified cars or other inauthentic/altered vehicles will be admitted to the field.

Policies

• Registration fees are nonrefundable.

• Show cars must be driven onto the field. Trailers are not allowed on the field. Off-field trailer parking is available.

• Vehicles will not be judged. Sponsoring clubs may award prizes to their participating members.

• All vehicles admitted to the field must be in a condition of preservation or restoration that would not reflect discredit on the show or hobby. The committee reserves the right to register/permit only those vehicles so described. All show vehicles are subject to final inspection and acceptance.

• All preregistered vehicles must arrive on the field by 11 a.m. to receive solid brass-etched dash plaque.

• Please observe AACA safety standards. You are required to have a fire extinguisher and wheel chock for your vehicle.

• All participants are requested to remain for the entire length of the show.

• Day-of registration closes at 11 a.m. SHARP! No latecomers will be allowed on the show field.

• Car sales are not permitted on the display field.

• Flea market vendors shall be in compliance with AACA rules regarding flea market sales. Flea market items must relate to motor vehicle parts or accessories ONLY. Failure to comply will result in expulsion from the show. Available space is limited and will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

General Information

• No canopies or pop-up tents are permitted on the field.

• The show takes place on the Rockville Civic Center grounds. The field is grassy and hilly.

• The show is held rain or shine.

• All preregistered vehicle applications received by Sept. 11 and owners will be listed in the 2021 car show program.

• Preregistration does not guarantee a reserved place at the show. The first-come, first-served rule applies.

The Chesapeake Region has been invited by the Piedmont Pre-War Car Enthusiasts and Ayrshire Farm in Upperville, Virginia to participate in a 70 mile drive through the Virginia Piedmont. The Piedmond Pre-War club is, as it says, enthusiasts of pre-war cars. But all are welcome to join this drive, but pre-war cars will take the lead and others will follow. So, if you have a pre-war car, it is your chance to give it some exercise. Bring your oldest car. This is a leisurely tour through the countryside, NOT a race.

We will visit a working water-powered grist mill on the Shenandoah River where we will have a box lunch, stop by the Burwell-Morgan Mill and the Old Chapel, Long Branch Mansion, and Bluemont Vineyard, with optional stops at Bear Chase Brewing Company and Barrel Oak Winery and Taproom.

The tour ends at historic Ayrshire Farm where we will have an ice cream social and a farm tour to see the rare-breed cattle, pigs, and horses on this working organic farm.

Cost for the day is $45 per person, not including winery or optional entry fees. The $45 includes lunch and the ice cream social.

We will try to arrange group rates for Long Branch and the Burwell-Morgan Mill (that have entrance fees) once we have a good headcount.

Note: the start and end times listed above are estimates. We will update the exact meeting time once we have more information from Ayrshire Farm.

To attend, please email: joy@ayrshirefarm.com

Join us in celebrating the 14th St. Michaels Concours d’Elegance on the tranquil waterfront grounds of Talbot Country Club located between St. Michaels and Oxford, in Easton, Md. On Sunday September 26, 2021. We should have a designated parking area for our cars. We will publish that information once it is available.

The Talbot Country Club, founded in 1910, holds the prestigious distinction of being the oldest continually operated golf and social club on the Eastern Shore. It lies on an idyllic setting along the banks of Trippe Creek near Oxford Md.

Talbot Country Club’s beautiful landscape, it’s rolling hills and fairways of grandeur are the perfect backdrop for an event which has style, luxury and elegance at its core. The Country Club’s waterfront lawn and show field on Sunday will feature rare, pre-war European and American coach-built automobiles, as well as significantly important post-war Sports and Touring Cars. A special class of previous Best in Show winners is being created along with a new featured class of Classic Land Rover Vehicles. This New Land Rover Class will be joined by a Best in Show exhibition of Senior Award-Winning Automobiles from significant Concours throughout the country, including Pebble Beach, Amelia Island, Boca Raton and Radnor Hunt.

We are pleased with the easement of restrictions for outdoor gatherings allowing for safe socialization.   Discounted general admission tickets to the 2021 St. Michael’s Concours d’ Elegance are available for purchase.   Tickets purchased prior to or on September 20, 2021 will be mailed to you via USPS, while tickets purchased on or after September 21, 2021 will be held at will call for pickup on the day of the event.  We look forward to having you join us in celebration on Sunday, September 26, 2021. Please visit the St. Michaels website to purchase tickets.  

https://smcde.org/visitors/tickets/

 2021 Ticket Options

Discounted General Admission Tickets are $50 per person.

VIP tickets are $180 per person.  VIP Tickets include early access to the show field beginning at 9:00 AM, a Gourmet Lunch with the Entrants, access to the Exclusive Entrant’s Gallery w/ previous best in show winners and entry to the entrants winddown cocktail reception. VIP tickets are limited and only available for advance purchase online. Purchase now before they sell out.

The Scottish Games. After skipping a year due to the Pandemic, the Virginia Scottish Games will be held this year on Labor Day Weekend, Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 4 & 5, 2021, at Great Meadows, Old Tavern (The Plains exit on Rt 66) VA, rain or shine.)

There will also be a British Car and Motorcycle Show, starting each day at 10 am with awards at 3 pm.

RROC. The Chesapeake Region Rolls Royce Owners' Club will be participating in the event on Saturday, September 4th.

If you plan to attend and participate in the car show, you must register yourself as instructed below. Click on the link below to find the registration form.

Registration will be at your own expense, as will any items purchased for lunch. You are welcome to bring a picnic and tailgate behind your car.

Registration. Your car show registration fee includes: admission for 2 adults to the Games; featuring Athletics, Piping & Drumming, Highland Dance, and Fiddling Competitions, Sheep Herding and Gaelic Demonstrations, Lots of Music, Parades, and access to the Midway of vendors, crafters & foods; a Dash Plaque; and eligibility for multiple fun prizes in addition to the “Chieftain’s” Prize, such as, Most Popular, Farthest Traveled, Oldest, Most Unique, awarded at 3pm each day.

• 1 day $15 for 2 (regular admission $20 per person)

• 2 days $25 for 2 (regular admission $30 per person)

• Additional passengers may purchase regular tickets. Children under 5 free - under 12 $5 (driver and all passengers are required to have a wristband for entry)

• Arrive no later than 10am

• Preregister by Wednesday, Sept. 1 on-line Find the Registration form at http://www.vascottishgames.org/
  

Go the the Virginia Scottish Games per this link, scroll down to the car show and click to get to the registration form. Note, the form to register for a car is different than if you are attending (just buying tickets) and not entering the car show.

NOTE: If you are NOT participating in the car show, follow the instructions to buy tickets and do not fill out the car show registration form. Discrete for sale signs permitted. No trailers permitted.

• No rain checks, no refunds.

Questions. If you have any questions, please direct them to Dan Dowd, Event Coordinator for the Scottish Games, dvdowd@aol.com or 301 299 3835.

Please join our Blue Ridge Hunt community for a wonderful day in the country to enjoy the exciting sport of Steeplechase Racing at the beautiful Woodley Farm, one of Virginia’s best spectating race courses. In addition to horse racing, this year we have:

• Side-Saddle Race

• Horse Carriage Parade

• Children’s Stick Horse Racing

• Vendors’ Village

• Car Club Show

• Parade of the Blue Ridge Hunt Fox Hounds

• Parade of the Nantucket-Treweryn Beagles

• And a nice warm day!

Of note: The flyer has directions that can be printedout and a mail-in form if you are mailing a check in. Otherwise you may visit Blueridgeraces.org for a link to pay online.

Please join Chesapeake Region friends for an informative tour of the National Cryptologic Museum located adjacent to the National Security Agency, Ft. Meade, MD. This unique museum explains the history of government and military code-making and code- breaking shown by several exhibits dating back to the colonial period and Civil War through both World Wars, and the Korean and the Vietnam Wars. Other exhibits include the attack on the USS Liberty, the concealment of electronic devices, Russian shoot- down of a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane over Soviet Armenia, and the only working German ENIGMA machine accessible to the public. We will have a guided tour beginning at 10:30. Depending on how many we have, we may be divided into two groups. There will be time afterward to look around on your own and visit the gift shop.

GPS address for the NCM: 8290 Colony Seven Rd. Annapolis Junction, MD 20701

Upon entering the NSA compound from MD Route 32, follow the signs for the Museum. Stay left along the exit ramp taking care as east and west traffic merges. Turn left at the light onto Colony Seven Rd. Do not proceed through the employee entrance or you will be delayed by NSA police verifying your identity.

Around 1:00 we will drive a few miles up the Baltimore-Washington Parkway for lunch at the Timbuktu Restaurant.

Timbuktu is located at 1726 Dorsey Rd., Hanover, MD 21076

Please reply to event POC, Tony Wilner, at twilner@verizon.net or 443-514-6695 (text too) by March 31.

On the Streets of Historic Fairfax, Virginia

The Annual Labor Day Car Show is jointly sponsored by the City of Fairfax and the Clifton Lions Club. The mission of the show is to raise money for local charitable service organizations. Life with Cancer (www.lifewithcancer.org) and the Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program (www.NVTRP.org) are the major recipients. 100% of the proceeds from the show will be donated and all donations received are totally tax deductible.

The show features all types of motor vehicles including street rods, foreign, customs, antiques, trucks, muscle cars, motorcycles and more. DJ music fill the air and vendor booths, raffles, and lots of good food from the Clifton Lions and Fairfax restaurants will be available. Show vehicles will be judged with trophies awarded, including a “Participant Pick”. The first 250 show vehicles also receive dash plaques. Over 300 vehicles and 5,000 spectators are anticipated at this year’s event.

The show is open to the public free of charge, however spectators can make attendance donations at their discretion.

FOR CHESAPEAKE REGION, RROC:: FYI Please join "HANNAHBULL'sKeeper" for another SHORT NOTICE Summer Touring Option, full of still more Surprises! History! Education! Excitement!

In keeping with the Chesapeake Region Board’s directive in giving back to our members, the Board has reserved 10 parking spots that will be paid for by the Region.

No charge, pay as you go. All hands invited. Parking included. Any Questions? Contact Jim Cheslley, jcchesley@aol.com or Google www.labordaycarshow.org, OR, contact: Rod Rydlun

We will be gathering at Noon to share our Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars, history, motoring experiences, and lunch, at Trattoria Villagio, 7145 Main Street, Clifton, VA 20124 which serves authentic, delicious Italian fare, in a building known as The Buckley Store Building, constructed as a general store in 1905 and at the time it was the largest store between Alexandria and Front Royal, VA.

The historic town of Clifton, VA, is located in Fairfax County and is easily reached via Interstates 495 and 66. Whichever route you take, you will drive through pleasant and picturesque countryside surrounding the town. Most of the buildings in the town (1/4 square mile in size) are over 100 years old and have undergone restoration to period standards. You may want to arrive at noon to stroll through town and kick tires before lunch.

The Chesapeake Region is picking up the lunch tab for members and spousal members. Non-members will be on their own for lunch. As a reminder, everyone is on their own for any alcoholic bever- ages. All attending must let Sheldon know you’re coming by August 8th. Also let him know if you’re bring a RR/B for special parking that’s being provided, but all cars are welcomed.

Sheldon Hofferman can be reached at Koolpaw@hotmail.com

Come visit the pastoral countryside of Virginia near the historic town of Clifton, Virginia. The 12 acres and pond of “Hidden Gem” is located outside Clifton, an easy drive from either Northern Virginia or Maryland.

7017 Union Mill Rd., Clifton, VA 20124 - (571) 655-5630 home of Lynne Garvey-Hodge - lynnegarveyhodge@gmail.com Onsite parking will be available.

*Meet and listen to Civil War re-enactors tell stories of this area: Nearby skirmishes, The Battle of Sangster Station, the Gray Ghost, John Singleton Mosby as well as women’s roles in maintaining the home/farm land during this time and place. Hike alongside the historic Johnny Moore Creek on the property.

* Share in a summer southern picnic of assorted Civil War Era foods such as Pork sandwiches, Corned Beef & Cabbage, Bean Soup, Cold Curry Chicken Salad, Green Tomato pie, Apple pie, Ginger snaps, and lemonade or coffee, BYOB if you like.

This event is limited to a minimum of 20 guests and a maximum of 40. This extraordinary event is $30.00 per person and RSVP to Julian Gitlin by May 28, 2019 - shgitlin@gmail.com - (703) 961-1845

Make checks payable to CR RROC and send to Julian Gitlin, 13485 Point Pleasant Drive, Chantilly, VA 20151

Join us for a guided tour of Baltimore Museum of Industry and lunch at Little Havana restaurant.

Where: Baltimore Museum of Industry, 1415 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD 410-727-4808 and Little Havana Restaurant 1325 Key Hwy, Baltimore MD 410-837-9903 (two buildings down from museum)

When: Saturday, May 25th. Museum tour: 11.00 am -12.30 pm; lunch, 1.00-3.00 pm.

Parking: There will be reserved parking at the museum for our Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars, which we can leave on the museum grounds when we go to lunch.

Cost: Museum tour: FREE for Chesapeake Region members and spousal members. Guests are welcome, but there’s a $6 entry fee. Restaurant: depends on what you eat/drink; separate checks.

Reply by: At earliest convenience, but no later than Tuesday, May 21st, please! You do not have to sign up for, pay for or register for both events; you can decide to do just the museum tour, or just join us for lunch. But if you do opt for lunch, May 21st is the deadline for guaranteeing reservation at restaurant, which is necessary if we do not want to have to wait for a table. If you plan to attend lunch and do not let me know by deadline, I cannot guarantee that you will be accommodated for lunch.

For more info: Museum website, www.thebmi.org and the restaurant website, www.littlehavanas.com

About the museum: Provided we have a minimum of 10 attendees, we will get our own 1-hour guided tour of the museum. You are free to stay at the museum as long as you like. BMI depicts people who are often over-looked: the workers, small business owners, and others who built our history. Walk through the 1865 Platt and Company oyster cannery; Step into a 1910 pharmacy, tour a circa-1929 garment loft. Stand beneath the 1937 Mini-Mariner, the flying prototype of a WWII PBM flying boat bomber and look outside for the 1906 steam tug Baltimore. Enjoy the interactive Video Game Wizards where you can explore how your talents, skills and passions could lead to a career in the interactive entertainment industry. At the end, you can play your own game. The museum looks out on a beautiful marina, where you can go outside on the deck and see water, boats and a panoramic view.

About the restaurant: The restaurant is only 2 buildings away from the museum, about a one-block walk. Parking is available, however, at the lot in front of the restaurant or a pay lot at the end of the street, if you wish to drive there. Little Havana is on the site of a former feed supply warehouse. The menu is Cuban-inspired cuisine. The restaurant is known for its vintage style decor, fantastic water view and comfortable atmosphere. The restaurant also has shuffleboard, pinball and (depending on reservations) fooseball and pool. There is a large outside patio that overlooks the water and a large garage door facing the water that is open when the weather is good. We will order off the menu, which offers small plates, salads, sandwiches, entrees, desserts, and specialty drinks. Sandwich prices range from $10.00 to $20.00; entrees range from $15.00 to $19.00 (crab cake platter at market rates). Desserts are between $6.00 and $7.00. (No info on drink prices.)

See the website for complete details.

RSVP/Questions: Jerry Panaro, 301-518-9267 (mobile) gpp@howehutton.com

A Proper Motor Car Mixer

Hosted by the Rolls-Royce Foundation

May 17th Mechanicsburg, PA

Join the Rolls-Royce Foundation for its first evening cocktail party to be held during the Carlisle Events Import & Performance Nationals weekend! All proceeds of this fun evening benefits the RRF’s educational mission statement and associated programs. To celebrate and honor 115 years of Rolls-Royce, the 100th anniversary of Bentley, and 15 years of the Rolls-Royce Foundation’s (RRF) facility, the RRF is excited to announce a very special evening of celebration! “A Proper Motor Car Mixer” held on Friday, May 17th , is a salute to Bentley and Rolls-Royce motor cars, and enthusiasts of the two British marques. Attendees at the evening soirée will be able to tour the RRF’s facility and experience the great collection of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars, all while enjoying a British-themed menu.

WHEN: Friday, May 17th - 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

WHERE: Rolls-Royce Foundation, 189 Hempt Road, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050

COST: $80 per person

To attend contact the Rolls-Royce Foundation: 717-795-9400 or rrfoundation@comcast.net

May 18th, 2019: The Chesapeake Region is welcomed at the Rolls-Royce Foundation’s traditional monthly, third Saturday breakfast open house. We will celebrate our very own Tony Wilner’s three years leadership of the Rolls-Royce Foundation.

May 19th, 2019: On Sunday morning, May 19th, the Chesapeake and Keystone regions’ members are invited to fellow member, Harry Tucci’s, Harmaleah Farm, Rolls-Royce and Bentley stables/workshop. A late lunch is planned to send us on our way. Harry’s address - 220 Slonaker Road, Spring City, PA 19475.

Optional overnight accommodations are suggested with discounted RROC rates at Holiday Inn Express SW, 6325 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 717-790-0924 - RROC discounted rate per night is $87.00 plus tax, includes break-fast.

Call Rod Rydlun, mobile 301-461-1052, if you have any questions.

1:00 p.m. Post Time

Mark your calendars, Sunday, April 21st, is The Blue Ridge Horse Races & Antique Car Show!

Free admission for those arriving in an antique car.

Bring a Picnic. Enjoy the day!

Parking overlooks the race course. There are ten races scheduled, hound demonstrations, kids stick horse races, and a Vendor Village.

For more information please visit our website:

BlueRidgeRaces.org OR contact Michael Morris at 703-577-5702.

PLEASE READ! This event has two parts and the first is only open to those who have already RSVP’d

Glenstone Museum Tour Participants

The Morning Schedule This portion of the day’s events are limited to those who have already registered. The response has been wonderful, and we are already at the maximum number of participants allowed by the museum. Morning Schedule: 10:45am Museum tour participants gather at 17 Lake Potomac Court, Potomac, MD 20854 for coffee, tea, and donuts. Ramona Arnett, our host, will have the needed entry tickets for the museum, and will give them to those attending. At 11:45am Museum Tour participants depart in car caravan for Glenstone Museum, estimated five minute drive.

All Members Open House

An Afternoon of Socializing Please note that ALL MEMBERS and GUESTS ARE WELCOME to the post museum tour open house. The more the merrier, but for planning purposes, please RSVP to Ramona via her cell phone (240) 988-7400 or email to Ramona@bea-enterprises.com. Afternoon schedule: 2:00pm - 5:30pm Post museum tour social gathering at 17 Lake Potomac Court, Potomac, MD 20854, where a light lunch buffet and assorted beverages will be served.

Come and visit the Marine Corp Museum. We will have a section of the parking lot reserved for us to park our cars then proceed to a self-guided tour of this wonderful museum. The museum is a history of the Marine Corps from revolutionary times to present. We can then meet for a lunch in one of their restaurants. Then again take as much time as one likes to tour.

Contact Tom Sabal if you have any questions - (703) 764-3273 or t1sabal@yahoo.com

Printable flyer is below: