Excuse photo quality, newspaper photo's do not reproduce well and the original is long gone.

The caption under the photo read "NEW CLUB FORMS- Local Model "A" Ford owners have formed the Feather River A's Automobile Club - now a chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America. At their first meeting in April, Rick Barnum was elected president; Roy Pinelli, vice president; Jim Webster, secretary-treasurer; and Sandy Pricer, nation liason. The first outing of the group came when they stopped at the new Bulletin offices Tuesday morning. From far left is Roy Pinelli, Jim Webster, Rick Barnum, Sandy Pricer, Phil Bresciani and Dan Turner, all standing in front of refurbished classics. Tentative plans have been set to participate in the "Fly In" at Gansner Airfield in June and a drive by during the 1979 Plumas County Fair Parade in August. The May meeting will include a tour to Graeagle this Saturday. Club members will gather at the Safeway parking lot at 10 a.m. and tour together to the Graeagle Picnic Grounds for a picnic lunch and "tire-kickin", arriving about 11 a.m. Anyone owning a Model A Ford or interested is invited to participate. Ownership of a running vehicle isn't required; people interested in attending the meeting may drive "modern iron."

Phil Bresciani, long time Quincy resident
and the only founding member of the
Feather River "A's" who is still an
active member today.

He is very active in community events. Phil grew up on his fathers ranch here
in Quincy and is still operating the family ranch.

He drives a 1931 Deluxe Roadster that he has owned for many years.