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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 12 August 2010 |
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Well here we are, almost show time folks! During the work parties, a new roof has been installed on one of our buildings, the saw mill has progressed, the Avery has a new reverse gear (and may be used in our tractor parade). Our roster of officers for 2010, President is Walt Ahlers. Vice President, Steve Hujber. Secretary, Susan Stokes, and Treasurer , Norma Runkle. You will find photos and event info on facebook, 'Days of the Past' |
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Written by Richard Butterfoss
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Thursday, 12 August 2010 |
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Dates are September 17, 18, & 19, 2010 .This is the third weekend in September. The 2010 feature tractor, and implement line for the 32nd. annual “Days of the Past Show” will be “John Deere".In conjunction with this, we have adding the tractor games to the 2010 show. Walt Ahlers has been working on this for the past few months. Anyone wishing to give him a hand or have some suggestions can contact Walt at 908 813 9904 or
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The Central Jersey chapter of the A.T.C.A will again be hosting their 8th annual truck show in conjunction with this event. We also want to mention that the A.C.M.O.C " chapter 8 Caterpillar gang" will be back digging and making dust in grand style.
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2008 SHOW and SAWMILL REPORT |
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 02 May 2009 |
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We had a total of 86 exhibitors bringing tractors end engines.We had 22 feature tractors,26 antique cars,45 antique trucks registered. There were 6 pieces of Caterpillar Equipment on display and being operated. There were 23 flea market and craft vendors in attendance.
The NJ Blacksmith’s Association again attended the show.
We probably had a spectator attendance close to 1,300 persons. The numbers were down probably due to the economy and the extreme heat we experienced that weekend. During the past year the organization started a major antique sawmill restoration. We have been in possession of a Lane 56"mill. It dates back to the turn of the 20th century and has needed a refurbishing. Vice President Steve Hujber taken the project on and had made some great strides. Last fall a new pavilion was erected on the site the mill will occupy.Hopefully as the years progresses if we get enough volunteers, the mill may be up and running by showtime.
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