Meeting night is the 2nd Monday of every month.
Lyndora American Legion
150 Legion Memorial Drive,
Butler, Pa 16001

NEXT BASMA CLUB MEETING
JANUARY 12TH
FEBUARY 9TH

@ 7:30pm at the AMERICAN LEGION IN LYNDORA
All Meetings at 7:30pm

A big THANK YOU goes out to all of our club advertisers for their support of the club this past year! Also THANK YOU to all of our members and friends for their time, donations and or money to help support our club and our charities! Attached to the newsletter is the flyer for advertising in the 2026 newsletters and club website. Please pass this along to any business that you . think may like to support the club.
................................... Advertising Flyer

Our recent Christmas party held at the American Legion hall was a fine way to get in to the holiday spirit. We had a good turnout despite a
winter weather advisory that came true and led to a slightly earlier
finish than scheduled. The catered meal was delicious and
door prizes were plentiful.
The winner of the reverse raffle ($500) was Dave Bowen.
We had 288 entries, and Dave was the last card in the lottery drum.
Just a reminder that attending the monthly meeting gives extra
chances at the grand prize. We would like to thank everyone who helped with set up and decorating, clean up after the party and helping through out the night. A special thank you to Linda Stock, Jeannie Harkins and Joyce Master for coming up with and running the games through out the evening and to “T” Hayes and Mindy Hughes for handling the door prize drawings. Mindy was also acknowledged for her incredible clothes folding with a beautiful engraved trophy for “ folder of the year”!
Any input or ideas for next years festivities are always welcome.
Raffle Master: Joe

Joe Asking? What ever happened to, Where is it now?
Through out this year we will be putting memories and questions of cars that once were popular Butler street machines. There used to be a first generation Camaro (67-69) that sat at the Busy Beaver store at the current API location. The car would also sit on Rt 38 shortly before the Oneida Dam. This car was green in color and had the cartoon character Mighty Mouse on the front fenders. Any body who knows about this car come to a meeting and share your knowledge. If you have a memory of
a long ago vehicle let the news letter people know or come
to a meeting and share your story.

CLUB MILESTONE! On November 8th 1984 BASMA officially became a non-profit corporation, Butler Area Street Machine Association, Inc. Principal officers at that time were, President Mark McKinney,
Vice President Joe Pierrel, Treasurer, Patrice Palermo
and secretary Dave Harkins.
The certification was signed on September 27th 1984 by
President Mark McKinney and attested by secretary Dave Harkins.
R. P. Musko & Associates helped with this registry.

The following is a list of the items BASMA has for sale.
If you see something that you like call Joe at 724-285-8719