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Join us in Tomah WI, home to the Gasoline Alley comic strip, for this year‘s Miata Spring Rally May 17th - May 19th. Gasoline Alley was the nickname for Superior Avenue in Tomah, when automobiles were becoming popular and you could find a gas station on almost every corner as a convenient refueling spot for travel between the Twin Cities and Chicago. Chicago Tribune Cartoonist Frank King started the Gasoline Alley comic strip in 1918 based on people from his home town of Tomah. A year later, in 1919 it was judged as the best cartoon of the year. This year‘s rally provides great roads, beautiful scenery, delicious food and a chance to laugh with friends.

The registration fee is $80.00 per person. This will include:
Friday pizza buffet lunch at Buzz‘s Bar and Grill in Mondovi, WI on our way to Tomah.
Welcome reception buffet on Friday evening at the Cranberry Lodge provided by Wetlands Catering. A cash bar will be available.
Buffet dinner on Saturday evening, again provided by Wetlands Catering, along with a caricature artist and ventriloquist to get us laughing. All participants are encouraged to dress up as their favorite cartoon character for Saturday‘s dinner. A cash bar will be available.
Saturday and Sunday lunches will be on your own.

There is a block of 45 rooms available at the scenic Cranberry Country Lodge. Prices vary depending on the type of room requested. Rates include a free hot breakfast from 7:00-10:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Rooms can be reserved by calling 800-243-9874 or 608-374-2801. Be sure to request the Maita Club block rate when you call. By pre-registering when you call, you will just need to show a picture ID at check in to pick up your key. Please note that not all rooms have elevator access, so please make sure your needs are met when you call to register.

The deadline for both hotel reservations and club registration and payment is April 17, 2024. After that date, the club registration fee is non-refundable.

Join us in Tomah WI, home to the Gasoline Alley comic strip, for this year‘s Miata Spring Rally May 17th - May 19th. Gasoline Alley was the nickname for Superior Avenue in Tomah, when automobiles were becoming popular and you could find a gas station on almost every corner as a convenient refueling spot for travel between the Twin Cities and Chicago. Chicago Tribune Cartoonist Frank King started the Gasoline Alley comic strip in 1918 based on people from his home town of Tomah. A year later, in 1919 it was judged as the best cartoon of the year. This year‘s rally provides great roads, beautiful scenery, delicious food and a chance to laugh with friends.

The registration fee is $80.00 per person. This will include:
Friday pizza buffet lunch at Buzz‘s Bar and Grill in Mondovi, WI on our way to Tomah.
Welcome reception buffet on Friday evening at the Cranberry Lodge provided by Wetlands Catering. A cash bar will be available.
Buffet dinner on Saturday evening, again provided by Wetlands Catering, along with a caricature artist and ventriloquist to get us laughing. All participants are encouraged to dress up as their favorite cartoon character for Saturday‘s dinner. A cash bar will be available.
Saturday and Sunday lunches will be on your own.

There is a block of 45 rooms available at the scenic Cranberry Country Lodge. Prices vary depending on the type of room requested. Rates include a free hot breakfast from 7:00-10:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Rooms can be reserved by calling 800-243-9874 or 608-374-2801. Be sure to request the Maita Club block rate when you call. By pre-registering when you call, you will just need to show a picture ID at check in to pick up your key. Please note that not all rooms have elevator access, so please make sure your needs are met when you call to register.

The deadline for both hotel reservations and club registration and payment is April 17, 2024. After that date, the club registration fee is non-refundable.

Join us in Tomah WI, home to the Gasoline Alley comic strip, for this year‘s Miata Spring Rally May 17th - May 19th. Gasoline Alley was the nickname for Superior Avenue in Tomah, when automobiles were becoming popular and you could find a gas station on almost every corner as a convenient refueling spot for travel between the Twin Cities and Chicago. Chicago Tribune Cartoonist Frank King started the Gasoline Alley comic strip in 1918 based on people from his home town of Tomah. A year later, in 1919 it was judged as the best cartoon of the year. This year‘s rally provides great roads, beautiful scenery, delicious food and a chance to laugh with friends.

The registration fee is $80.00 per person. This will include:
Friday pizza buffet lunch at Buzz‘s Bar and Grill in Mondovi, WI on our way to Tomah.
Welcome reception buffet on Friday evening at the Cranberry Lodge provided by Wetlands Catering. A cash bar will be available.
Buffet dinner on Saturday evening, again provided by Wetlands Catering, along with a caricature artist and ventriloquist to get us laughing. All participants are encouraged to dress up as their favorite cartoon character for Saturday‘s dinner. A cash bar will be available.
Saturday and Sunday lunches will be on your own.

There is a block of 45 rooms available at the scenic Cranberry Country Lodge. Prices vary depending on the type of room requested. Rates include a free hot breakfast from 7:00-10:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Rooms can be reserved by calling 800-243-9874 or 608-374-2801. Be sure to request the Maita Club block rate when you call. By pre-registering when you call, you will just need to show a picture ID at check in to pick up your key. Please note that not all rooms have elevator access, so please make sure your needs are met when you call to register.

The deadline for both hotel reservations and club registration and payment is April 17, 2024. After that date, the club registration fee is non-refundable.

Hosted by: Dave Brinkman, Mike Everson & Butch Rogers
Join us on Saturday the 8th of June for the St Croix Valley Drive. We will leave Fleet Farm in Oakdale at 9:30am. Our drive will take us through Mahtomedi, Grant, and Scandia up to Chiscago City where will have a rest stop at the Kwik Trip on Highway 8. After leaving Kwik Trip, we will head south where we will drive through the tunnel at Marine on The St Croix, tackle the hills of northern Stillwater and parade through downtown Stillwater. We cross the river and our drive ends up at Big Guys BBQ Restaurant in North Huson. A GPX file will be published Wednesday before the event. Registration is open!

Hosted by: Bill Bretzke, Larry Jordan & Dan Ward

Hosted by Bryan & Vicki Alpaugh

Hosted by Mike & Katie Everson and Mark & LuAnn Parrish

Hosted by: Dave Brinkman & Mike Everson

Hosted by John Miller & Darren Kolke

Hosted by: Mike Everson, Darren Kolke, Matt Lang & Mark Parrish

Hosted by: Mike Everson, Darren Kolke, Matt Lang & Mark Parrish

Hosted by: Mike Everson, Darren Kolke, Matt Lang & Mark Parrish

Hosted by: Brian Blow, Dan Ward & Sonja Woodward

Hosted by: Dave Brinkman & Mike Everson

Hosted by: Dave Brinkman & Mike Everson

Board of Directors 2024 Holiday Brunch

We will be celebrating our 2024 Holiday Brunch at the Ridges At Sand Creek
21775 Ridges Dr, Jordan, MN 55352
Sunday, December 8th.

We have our own room reserved from 10am - 12pm. We‘ll be gathering for some socializing at 10:00am followed by the Ridges At Sand Creek brunch buffet with a Waffle bar, scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon, cheesy potatoes, and fresh fruit. starting around 10:45am. Non-alcoholic beverages (soda, coffee, iced tea, lemonade) tax and gratuity are all included in the price of $24 per person. Please register and make your payment on the club’s website by November 29th.

Alcoholic beverages will be available to purchase on your own.

The Board of Directors has once again decided to support Ronald McDonald House Charities, Upper Midwest with a holiday collection at the brunch. Thank you to all who supported our collection last year! Gift cards and checks (payable to RMHC-UM) are most desired.

Hosted by: Butch Rogers