MUSTANG SALLY continued from pg 51


There are trophies, and the smell of burnt rubber is encouraged. If you own a Mustang and have ever


given a thought about joining a car club, drop Dave a line at president@ncma.ca. I can assure you that you are about to


meet a down-to-earth guy and a group of car enthusiasts that will welcome you as a fellow “pony lover”. You just might make yourself a whole new bunch of friends. You can also check out their web page at www. ncma.ca. Car clubs offer all of us an opportunity


to meet new people who share a common passion. More than that, many of their events and charity work enrich our commu- nity.


If you own a car and would like to have


fun, check out the Car Club listing in these pages. Take a chance and contact the club that interests you. Give it a try: you have nothing to lose and so very much to gain. Until next time keep smiling, and see


you in my rear view mirror.


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the music. When he’s not playing with Terry, Sneezy Waters or the Mighty Popo, he’s hosting the Thursday might Blues Jam at Irene’s. He’s also working on a “Singer/Songwriter” CD in what spare time he has. I asked Terry and Vince to give us


their take on the legacy of Heaven’s Radio. Here’s what they said, after some reflection:


Vince: “I would like it to be remembered as a band that played good music. I think most of our great moments came when we were playing live, moments you wouldn’t get on a record. I learned to play music in that band.”


Terry: “I would like Heaven’s Radio to be remembered as a band willing to walk freely through a musical environment and interpret it. We always cared about music, and we still do.” Guess it’s just a nice bonus to leave the audience “howling like dogs”.


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