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	A special thank you to all of the participants and Judges at the 2004 Crossroads May Tour held in Kamloops, BC. There were approximately 50 vehicles entered for judging and nearly 65 Judges involved. Ron Morris served as Chief Technical Advisor, assisted by Cliff Roe who looked after electrical. A very special thank you goes to Field Marshall Jim Riederer and Julian Slotylak who looked after the field layout and safety inspection. A special thank you goes to Bob Allen and Cliff Roe who served as Junior Judge Coordinators. We were pleased to have Bill Deibel past CCCA, Pacific Northwest Regional President and Grand Classic Chief Judge also join us for the third year as a participant and Judge. The quality of the vehicles was excellent with 12 Lord Montagu entrants being judged for the first time. More than 70 certificates of appreciation were handed out to the drivers of the featured Marques: Fifties, Commercial Service Vehicles and Flower Vehicles. This was an official NAAACCC sanctioned event using NAAACCC and VCCC Judging Guidelines. Thank you to all of the judges who generously donated their time. They did an outstanding job.
	Chief Judge: John Carlson Field Marshall: Jim Riederer Chief Tech: Ron Morris Electrical Tech: Cliff Roe Junior Judge Coordinators: Bob Allen, Cliff Roe Safety: Julian Slotylak Adlington Grant Magnusson Al Allen Bob McKenzie Bob Beddie Craig Miller Rich Bolam Paul Morris Ron Bouwmeester Michael Morrison Alex Brewer Bob Morrison Derek Bromley Henry Norman Ron Carlson John Parton Dick Carpenter Jim Paul Steve Catherwood Gary Pikulski Rick Chambers Bob Porteous Milt Deibel Bill Poy Albert Doman Dave Robinson Brent Dunn Fred Riederer Jim Dunningham Clinton Roe Cliff Eriksen Finn Ruedig Ken Forrest Dave Scholes Al Forrest Stan Shaw LesGanske Allan Shaw Jodi Gejdos Allan Sherrington Pete Gertsch Fred Sholes Len Gill Trevor Shull Roy Hopps Geoff Sladen Rick Houghton Vic Stevens Larry Johnson Terry Sundbacken Eric Johnson DonnaSwenson Barry Lajeunesse Ivan Trant Bill Lewis Fred Trerise Hugh Littlejohns Ken Warrren Don Long Derek Watson Bruce Macdonald Jim Whymark Barry Wourms Tim Class Awards: Model A Ford 2nd Place: Peter Trant 1929 Model A Ford Town Sedan 2nd Place: Chuck Holgren 1930 Model A Early Ford V/8 1st Place and Best of Class : Larry Perkins 1936 Ford - 2nd Place: Gordon Mason 1936 Ford Pre War Domestic (28-39) -1st Place and Best of Class : Bill Gess 1929 Dodge Roadster 1st Place: Al Gejdos 1939 Packard 120 1st Place: Jilian Slotylak 1939 LaSall - Fifties (50-59) 1st Place and Best of Class : Millie Johnson 1957 Ford Thunderbird 1st Place: Bill Deibel 1951 Hudson Hornet 1st Place: Stuart Campbell 1957 Pontiac Laurentian 1st Place: Dave Doman 1958 Buick Ltd. 1st Place: Barry Whymark 1958 Chevrolet Impala 1st Place: Jacky Barszczewski 1957 Ford Thunderbird 2nd Place: John King 1953 Oldsmobile 88 2nd Place: Barry Swenson 1956 Buick Special 2nd Place: Tom LaFreniere & Donna Mellquist 1957 Ford Thunderbird 2nd Place: Ken Bergunder 1956 Chrysler New Yorker 2nd Place: Ted White 1956 Ford Fairlane 3rd Place: Ronald Shaffer 1950 Pontiac Sixties (60-69) 1st Place and Best of Class : Terry Johnson 1969 Chev COPO Camaro 1st Place: Les & Jody Shaw: 1966 Oldsmobile 442 1st Place: Ken Littlejohns 1964 Comet Calienti 1st Place: Finn Eriksen 1963 Buick Wildcat 2nd Place: Bob Allen 1964 Corvair Convertible 2nd Place: Dave Hilder 1966 Pontiac Beaumont 2nd Place: Bernie Kent 1963 Pontiac Parisienne Commercial (Light-under 1 ton) 1st Place and Best of Class : Rick Pikulski 1938 Dodge Panel --Sedan 1st Place: Craig Beddie 1947 Mercury Pickup Commercial (Heavy-over 1 ton) 2nd Place: Kamloops Chapter (‘Uncle’ Ron Buck) 1945 Ford Wrecker 2nd Place: Neil Eyben 1955 Ford Pickup Foreign (46-71) 1st Place and Best of Class : Ken Finnigan 1953 MG TD 2nd Place: Jack Winkelaar 1968 Austin Healey Model BJ8 Original (45-71) 1st Place and Best of Class : Ken Hoshowski 1961 ---Pontiac 2nd Place: John Rostron 1953 Nash Ambassador 3rd Place: Bob Gieselman 1950 ---Pontiac Classics (25-47) CCCA 1st Place and Best of Class : Vern Wellburn 1929 Packard 640 Touring Best Senior (Post 45) 2nd Place: Doug Veale 1962 MGA Preservation 1938 Cadillac Cliff and -Pam -Roe - 1957 Pontiac Jim and -Elaine -Riederer 1938 Chrysler Ernie and Colleen Stepney 1932 Chev Confederate Peter Sherrington 1951 Chrysler NY Al & -Shirley Scholes Special Awards 1. May Tour Chairman's Plaque- Audrey Bouwmeester - 2. Hard Luck- Roy & Susan Shull 1929 Graham Paige with a broken connecting rod 3. Long Distance- Andy & Phyllis Stull drove from Nanaimo to Kamloops in their 1914 Overland 4. Editorial Award- Peter Koch from the Golden Ears Chapter 5. Willie Bransford Memorial for Best Ford Ed Aveling/ Peter Trant 1929 Ford Town Sedan 6. Studebaker Packard Award for the Best Senior Packard on Tour - Vern Wellburn 1929 Packard 604 7. Best Canadian Classic- Vern Wellburn 1929 Packard 604 8. Lord Montagu BEST NEW RESTORATI0N PreWar Al Gejdos 1939 Packard 120 9. Lord Montagu BEST NEW RESTORATION Post War Millie Johnson 1957 Ford Thunderbird 10. Most Elegant Pre War Len & Sandra Rumph 1925 McLaughlin Buick Touring 11. Most Elegant Post War Bob & Sharon Brewer 1963 Corvette Stingray Coupe 12. President's High Point Award Pre War Bill Gess 1929 Dodge Roadster (from Alberta) 13. President's High Point Award Post War Millie Johnson 1957 Ford Thunderbird 14. Peoples Choice Award Craig & Marlene Beddie 1947 Mercury Pickup 15. NAAACCC High Point Vehicle of the Meet Bill Gess 1929 Dodge Roadster (from Alberta) Submitted by John Carlson, Chief Judge NAAACCC & VCCC