16th Annual Cruz'n the Square

Jason Yates, organizer of the 16th Annual Cruz’n the Square car show held on Oct. 7, declared the show a success. “We had a great event,” he said. “We had 92 cars judged and 112 cars in total.” Cars that were late entries or part of the Classic Chrome Club, of which Yates is presi- dent, were not judged. “We had lots of spectators and lots of fun. Our club would like to thank all our spon- sors and volunteers. Without them, this event would not be a success. “Special thank you to Donovan Villines and family for cooking pulled pork and smoked chicken,” Yates said. “We would also like to thank Jay Moffett and his Today’s Bank crew for cooking burg- ers and hot dogs. They have both helped for many years and we really appreciate them.” Yates said sponsorships and late donations are still coming in, “so we don’t have an official total yet, but it looks like we have done well again this year.” Award winners in this year’s show are: Best of Show, Mike John- ston, 1932 Ford Roadster; People’s Choice, Jason Willcutt, 2015 Dodge Chal- lenger; First place Classic Car, Rick Walden, 1931 Ford A Coupe; second place Classic Car, Duard Maybee, 1972 Chevy Chevelle SS; third place Classic Car, Gerry and Cindy Zanger, 1971 1/2 Pontiac GT-37; First place Rat Rods, Paul Sullins, 1949 GMC pickup; second place Rat Rods, Tim Sizemore, 1949 Ford F-1; third place Rat Rods, Dwight Ennis, 1928 Ford Roadster; First place Modern Muscle, Jason Willcutt, 2015 Dodge Challenger; second place Modern Muscle, Pete Ices, 2023 Dodge Hellcat; third place Modern Muscle, Christian Butcher, 2017 Dodge Hellcat; first place 4X4, Randy Wells, 1976 Toyota FJ-40; second place 4X4, Dwight McCoy, 1983 Chevy pickup; third place 4X4, Bob Bolinger, 1959 Chevy pickup; First place semi, Jerry Whittmore, Peterbilt 379X.