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April, 2014

Saturday, April 19th, 10 am to 3 pm... mark your calendar now for tons of driving fun on great back roads.

This event signals the return of the legendary “JOCO Gumball Rallye”

Participants (along with pit crews and cheering sections) will meet at the rear parking lot of the Wilsonville Burger King (9165 SW Wilsonville Rd) at 9:30 am with a full tank of gas and a supply of six $1 bills (for ferry fare).

This fun event is advertised as “(a)n easy, no-stress drive thru bucholic farm

lands (mostly on the roads, though - ed.) and quaint villages. You’ll be answering easy questions along the way, while viewing scenic sights and discovering some Oregon history. We will end at a restaurant about 1:00 or 1:30 (pm) for comestibles and consumables. There is no charge for this event (other than ferry fare). Prizes for the winners!”

RSVP to Glen Enright (503.538.8610 or [email protected]) to secure your place for what is surely fun and games with friends and Cat Fanciers £

Gumball Rallyea p R i l F u n

The Cat Fancier Official Journal of the Jaguar Owner’s Club of Oregon

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Legal Stuff: The Cat Fancier and JOCO’s website content are publications of the Jaguar Owner’s Club of Oregon, 1641 SW Multnomah Blvd., Portland, OR 97219. All images and descriptions therein are copyright Jaguar Owner’s Club of Oregon, or their respective owners if a corporate logo, or other image is noted as copyrighted or registered. Except for use in The Jaguar Journal, or a sister JCNA club publication, no item, image, or description therein may be reproduced in any form without expressed written permission. £

Ad Libs from our president

Photos in th is issue:Cover Illustration: The inestimable Glen Enright and “JOCO Joe” teamed up to remind everyone of the upcoming Gumball Rallye. Photos in this issue: Jim Rathbun, Rick Martin, and staph photo bug Manuel Phocus. Images ably manipulated thru Photoshop (r) (c). £

“One cannot have better ground to build on.”

Such was the first public quote from John Egan made shortly after he assumed the Chairmanship of Jaguar Motor Cars in 1980. John was an

enthusiastic and energetic 40 year-old at the time and he, along with his team, saw to it that the organization behind our favorite marque stayed calm and carried on.

We can all feel the same about JOCO. This is a terrific organization with a wonderful heritage grounded on cool cars and energized members. Being a part of this family is all about having fun and as each of us encounter Jaguar owners who are not in the Club, we need to share our enthusiasm by inviting them to join. Signing on new members should be top-of-mind for all of us as new blood adds to the vitality and future of any organization. In that spirit, lets each of us set a goal of bringing in just one new member to JOCO this year. Doing so would be great for our Club and an invaluable contribution to the perpetuation of a jolly good time. So, spread the word and let the sign-ups begin.

Speaking of spreading the word, JOCO is moving forward in the world of member communications. As we speak, the ground is being prepared to build upon our ability to reach out to members via e-mail. We are now gathering names and respective e-mail addresses for an exclusive JOCO member e-mail database that will be secure, timely, and definitely not available to anyone for anything outside of Club business. As many of us know, other Car Clubs have been effectively employing membership e-mails for Newsletters, Event Reminders, Special Notices, Memberships, Late-breaking Club Happenings, and more. So, the good news is e-mails will soon be a key part of JOCO’s member outreach benefiting all of us as well as our Club’s bottom line through postage and various production savings. Stay tuned for more news on this.

We have a very creative event planned for April, not to be missed. It’s the return of the Gumball Rally and it will be the Cat’s meow. It happens Saturday, April 19th

starting in Wilsonville so mark it down and check this month’s CF article and JOCO’s website Events Calendar for details. To warm-up your engine, here’s some trivial pursuit on it: “The Gumball Rally” is a 1976 comedy film about a coast-to-coast car race with no rules - the film is full of automotive gags, including a Jaguar that will not start (unthinkable). The word “Gumball” was the command word to hit the road and came from the lead character in the movie who is a wealthy, and very bored, candy maker. This is going to be fun!

For those of you down the Valley unable to attend our Gumball Rally, an alternative event on April 19th is the Open House put on by JOCO member Sports Car Shop in Eugene, at their Restoration Shop located at 3472 West 11th Avenue. For details, call Joe at 541.510.5296 or check the Sports Car Shop website. A reminder that if you are a JOCO member and your business is planning an event that would be appreciated by fellow automotive enthusiasts, let me know and we’ll try to provide a shout-out on it.

Fun visiting with you this month…feel free to e-mail me with any feedback as sharing thoughts will always provide JOCO better ground to build on.

Cheerio.

Jim

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Board of Directors

Terms expire Jan. 2015:£ Carl Foleen 503.778.0969 e-mail: [email protected] & [email protected] £ Judith Hinamon 503.704.6054 [email protected] £ Glen Enright 503.538.8610 e-mail: [email protected]

Terms Expire Jan. 2016 £ Dick Ackroyd 503.691.2526e-mail: [email protected] £ Mike Scott 503.636.9303 e-mail: [email protected] £ Dave Varner 503.297.999 e-mail: [email protected]

Terms expire Jan. 2017:£ Barbara Grayson 503.246.8477 e-mail: [email protected] £ Bill Loppnow 360.253.9114 e-mail: [email protected] £ Lynn Vancil 503.692.3754 e-mail: [email protected]

Officers and Committee Chairs President Jim Rathbun 503.968.7246 e-mail: [email protected] Vice President Dan Simons 503.256.1750 e-mail: [email protected] JCNA Rep. & JOCO Roster Barbara Grayson 503.246.8477 e-mail: [email protected] Treasurer Mark Hull 503.762.0302 e-mail: [email protected] SecretaryJanet Stephens 503.590.2912 e-mail: [email protected] Fancier Advertising Jim Rathbun 503.968.7246 e-mail: [email protected] Webmaster: Diana Mati 503.936.3240 e-mail: [email protected] ABFM Liaison and Membership Judith Hinamon 503.704.6054 e-mail: [email protected] ABFM Liaison Cam Sheahan 503.925.8106 e-mail: [email protected] Newsletter Editor/Photographer/Layout Carl A. Foleen 503.778.0969 e-mail: [email protected] & [email protected] NOTE: please send to both e-mail addresses Regalia: Elaine Frank-Myers 503.970.778 e-mail: [email protected] Graphics Glen Enright 503.538.8610 e-mail: [email protected] JCNA Concours Chair Bill Loppnow 360.253.9144 e-mail: [email protected] JCNA Chief Judge Nolan Milojevich Phone: 503.347.0807 e-mail: [email protected] Historian: Todd Caulfield. e-mail: [email protected]

Board and Officers Welcome New Members!

NOTICE: Members are encouraged to attend any JOCO Board Meeting. They are are held the second Thursday of every month unless otherwise noted (please consult the JOCO website for the most current updates). JOCO events are in Bold face type on the Club Calendar, other Jaguar club and local events of interest are in regular type. £

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Abed Farhan 8730 NW Terrace View Ct.

Portland, Oregon 97229

503-481-2233Bus. Dev.

British Cars (Actively seeking the acquisition of

an E-type)

Neil and Mary d’Autremont – Associate Member

1001 SE Main St.Portland, OR 97214

503-780-0183 (home) 503-548-6334 (work).

Sales Classic Car Restoration and

Racing


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eRnesto’s DinneR event: time Capsule oF JoC(o)ulaRity

Like most dinners, this event featured good food, a no-host bar (complete with an overworked server), and a hostess that was very enthusiastic

about Jaguars but couldn’t take a personal tour at the moment we arrived. Pity, since we brought our growler even with the threat of rain. (And boy howdy we got a toad-choker on the way home! - ed.)

About half the group was already there (apparently most had a “whisky compass” (yes, Virginia, that is a real thing – they have them in airplanes mostly) in their car and didn’t want to miss out on the “pre-event.” If there was any “dancing on the tables and shooting out the lights” the damage was repaired before the bulk of the other guests arrived. We were delighted to see four new members enjoying their first evening with JOCO. This couldn’t have been a better introduction. Venue, crowd, entertainment, all the boxes were ticked for this one.

Prime seating was secured, and our Intrepid Presenters [The Inestimable (Indefatigable? Ineffable?) Steve and Debbie] assured one and all that a projection

screen was NOT needed (and, indeed, it wasn’t). “When in Rome” seemed to be the rule du jour (as our patron saint Peppy LePew would say), so liquid refreshments were procured, and conversations ensued.

Soon enough the vegetarians were asked to identify themselves so that the servers could begin distributing one of the specially prepared dishes (and who knew there were so many vegetarians attending tonight’s meal? They must have been nearly 25% of total attendance). The bulk of the group had a plentiful buffet of pasta, meat sauce, vegetables, green salad, and so forth – which turned out to be sufficient for some to have “seconds.”

The table conversations seemed to wane (rather than waxing, which is done on sunny days) about the time that the desert was served, so our Intrepid Presenters began their most enjoyable show. Somewhere along the line, Debbie found an old commercial

By Reid M. Enweep / photos by Rick Martin & Manual Phocus

Ernesto’s cont’d pg. 6

Mike Scott receives the evening’s double secret password from Bill Loppnow

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Find us on the Internet: www.joco.org. YOU are encouraged to submit ideas/comments to the JOCO board. The editor wants your contributions of articles and/or photos. Send submissions by e-mail ([email protected])

Disclaimer: Any technical information published here is without claim for accuracy, and is to be used with caution unless and until verified by another source as true and accurate. Any information published is intended to be for educational purposes, and not for use by the reader for at-home repair and/or maintenance. JOCO recommends that our readers use the services of a well-qualified mechanic/shop for any and all service to your Jaguar motorcar. £

RichaRd and Jan GRambo, JaGuaR owneRs club of oReGon membeRs

visit us online at www.joco.org

now before it’s too late.) [* Please refer any enqiries about upcoming 500/500

rallies to JOCO stalwarts Cam Sheahan, Glen Enright, Rick Martin, or Jim Singmaster.]£

(the Interwebs can be a wonderful thing) for a car that they had entered in a 500/500 Rally* a few years ago. That inspired the search for other “vintage” advertising. Some was funny, some was entertaining for its period “production values,” and some of it was a introspective look back at inspired the question “We fell for that?” One commercial in particular, was for the forgettable Yugo. [The Yugo was lampooned in the movie “Dragnet ‘87” as “The height of Serbo-Croatian technology,” and recently by Jalopnik.com when listing the 50 Worst Cars as representing “(the) finest car that could be produced at gun-point.”] We had a great laugh at some of the vintage Shell gasoline ads that featured some (now vintage) Formula One cars, that somehow captured some of the “spirited driving” that certain JOCO members have earned a reputation for.

Our delightful evening concluded with good-byes, handshakes, and the feeling that “we should do this again sometime soon.” (Don’t forget the upcoming fun in the Gumball Rally coming to you in April –sign up


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Ernesto’s cont’d from pg. 4

Presenters Debbie (l) and Steve (r) pose with Fern Rollin (Rick Martin photo)

Sandy Lesh, Lynn Vancil, and Wynne Wakkila are enjoying the evening....

Rick Martin compares notes with Fred Nuttall

L - R: Sandy Lesh, Lynn Vancil, Sheri Rathbun, & Wynne Wakkila

Nolan & Chrysta Milojevich joined Clara & Carl Foleen for a fun evening

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(below left) Bill Beaty is caught off guard, Glen Enright wards off stray photons

(above right) Rosalie and Sheri share a moment while the other halves comiserate in the background

Welcome!


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p D X R o a D s t e R s h o wArticle & photos by Rick Martin

The Portland Roadster Show was held in 3 halls

at the Expo Center March 14, 15 and 16 this

year. There were many spectacular cars on

display as usual. Lots of vendors of car related goodies

and some stuff that would make you think “What

the hey?” But that’s O.K. you can walk right by. There

was only one Jaguar at the show and it was displayed

to show a company’s paint products and was not

customized in any way. In past years I have seen some

customized British cars in this show, a couple really

nice ones and several others that... well lets just say

you would not want to bump into the car or it’s owner

in a dark alley. The quality of workmanship in most

of these cars is fabulous. The quality of the paint jobs

makes you want to go home and throw a cover over

your new car no matter what make it is. Talk about

perfection. But I suppose that for an extra 20 thousand

you could get the same kind of paint job on your Kia

or even your Jag. Here’s a few pictures of a few of the

stars. £

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Why not display your “barn find” as found?


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JoCo event FoR July: antique poweRlanD & GReat oReGon steam-up

Save the date: SATURDAY JULY 26 2014 the timetable pencils out like this: 9:30 AM: JOCO members and quests will meet at Landon Farms Golf Course (24377 NE Airport Rd,

Aurora, OR. - site of several past JOCO AGM’s) for no-host breakfast.10: 30 AM: Back roads drive to Powerland (3995 Brooklake Rd NE, Salem, OR 97303.) 11:15 AM: Arrive, parking is free and transportation is provided to the front gate. Please note that the admission is $12.00 / person. (If you want to take the Canby Ferry home, the ride is about

$2.00 to $3.00 per car one way.) Let's all meet inside the front gate and go to the NW Vintage Car and Motorcycle Museum as a group. After the

Car Museum take your time to enjoy the 62 acre site. There are more than 15 different museums and societies to visit, all with some connection to horsepower or transportation.

RSVP by e-mail to: [email protected] or call 503-256-1750 Please don't text. £

Geepers Creepers Feast Your peepers (on More roadsters)

by Dan Simons

April, 2014

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tRaCk Days.. .Go have Fun

Wanna Give Your Kitty Some REAL Exercise ?If you have ever wanted to put your Jag.

through it’s paces at a more spirited pace than I-5 legally allows without fear of other traffic or a set of blue flashing lights behind you there is a solution. Each year, spring through fall, various sports car clubs sponsor track days down at Portland International Raceway. The Alfa Romeo Club of Oregon hosts one in the spring, which was just concluded and another in the fall. This year, it’s on Oct. 6th. I mention the Alfa clubs track days because they are a couple of the best run events of all of them. There are newer cars and older cars that come out. Daily drivers and dedicated track toys, and everything in between so whatever you bring out you’ll feel at home.

There are three classes for drivers; novice, intermediate and advanced. That keeps drivers of similar abilities and speed together. They also can provide very fine instructors to ride with you and show you the best line for corners and the braking points. Safety is a major concern. Nobody wants to get their cars banged up or themselves injured. To this end, safety inspections are done on the cars on sight and the organizers are also strict about where passing is allowed for each group. I can say from experience (as a novice) that you can have a heck of a lot of fun out on that track.

You, of course, are the one to decide how hard you push your car. Many will run at 2/3rds. or so. That provides a lot of fun with less chance of taking parts to the limit and breaking something. A few folks like to run pretty hard. But maybe that’s because they just like to work on rebuilding things or if it broke then that’s

Article & photos, Rick Martin

the excuse you needed to upgrade!There are a few things you need to be aware of ahead

of time. If you have a convertible, you must have a roll bar. It is good to check your car for leaks of any fluids, check hose clamps and hoses for wear and that they are tight. Top up all fluids. Make sure your battery is held securely. Clean out all of the extra stuff that can accumulate in the trunk or back seat or under the seats. You will need a good helmet, full face is best. Be sure your tires are in good condition and inflated from three to five pounds over normal. There are dedicated racing tires and lighter weight wheels that you can get for track days if you like but you can use just about any regular tire to get started. The cost for a day of being Fangio varies from club to club. The Alfa club charges $195. Their fall track day will be Oct. 6th.

There are more track days available and you can check dates on P.I.R.’s web site. See you down there. £


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Clockwise from lower left: The presentation had everyone’s attention.

Rick Martin becomes Alan Funt’s understudy for the evening.

Steve narrates the show — the anedcotes mixed with Madison Avenue automotive nostalgia delighted one and all.

Friends and fellow F1 enthusiasts. Tired of watching alone? Do you want to see

every F1 race in a cool environment with like-minded racing enthusiasts? All 19 races of the season? Then look no further than Pizza Schmizza in the Pearl.

Watch F1 every race weekend on Sundays at Pizza Schmizza in the Pearl. Opening at 9:00am and serving some small breakfasts, we will be showing the entire F1 season. The first event was held Sunday March 16th for the inaugural race of the season in Melbourne Australia debuting new engines, new chassis and new drivers. Who is your favorite team and driver? (anybody but Vettel - ed.)

Here is the full schedule and we will open at 9:00am and start the race at 9:30am. The US and Canadian Grand Prix will be shown live Sunday afternoons!

watCh FoRmula 1 in the peaRl

We are looking forward to seeing you!!!Pizza Schmizza Pub & Grub in the PearlAddress: 1036 NW Glisan St. Portland (Corner of

Glisan and 11th).Tel: (503)477-5501One Planet, One People, One Pizza – Pizza Schmizza

[I had the chance to attend the Malaysian Grand Prix event. Enthusiastic car people and pizza fresh from the oven. Doesn’t get much better than that. Top that off with a congeinal host and hostess passionate about cars, F-1 racing, and ensuring their guests have a great time. As has been said before “Come On Down, It’s worth the trip!”] £

by Tim Ashcroft - JOCO member

moRe photos FRom eRnesto’s

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Clockwise from lower left: Ellen & Jim Quine are “catching up” with the very peripatetic Rosalie Stevenson.

Fred Nuttall talks E-types with Bill Beatty.Glen Enright (standing, top right) preps his MC’s notes

with Debbie, Steve, and Fern.


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JOCO is now set to have a Club event at WAAAM - Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum - in Hood River on Saturday, May 10,

2014. This is a beautifully maintained and very active

Museum. Sheri and I toured it a couple months ago - the span and condition of cars and aircraft is impressive (not a drop of oil anywhere on the polished floors in both large buildings where everything is displayed in climate-controlled comfort). Check it all out at: www.waaamuseum.org

I’ve also been in contact with the Northwest Chapter of Rolls Royce (and Bentley) Owners Club - RROC - and they are totally enthused to be with us at this event - their member in charge of Activities - Terry Saxe (in Seattle) - projects 10-12 will join us with their special Crewe cars. Based on Terry’s input, I’ve told WAAAM that between both Clubs, it’ll be a very cool display of British automotive royalty.

Here’s what else Donna, Assistant Director of WAAAM, asked me to share with you:

“The Second Saturday of May will be perfect. We will bring your club in the back gates and you can be part of the day....we will park you in the grass where there will be planes, cars, and military things running - May 10th is our Second Saturday (of every month) event and, weather permitting, this is the day airplanes and cars are brought outside for runs....definitely a day of the month to be here as lots will be going on.

Lunch is around $8-9 ( burger or sausage dog and chips plus drink ) Lunch runs 11-1:30 ish

Admission is the regular price at $12.00/person. We are excited to have you!Clear Skies!Donna” £

m a y e v e n t : w a a a m D R i v e o u t a n D t o u R

by B. Spoke

2 0 1 4 m e m b e R s h i p RosteR is out

anD about

A BIG Cat’s Meow to Barbara Grayson and Glen Enright for their outstanding work to bring us the new 2014 JOCO Membership Roster. They

each put a lot of time and effort into this project on our behalf to make it just purrrfect, from gathering and compiling the latest data on every Club member to the design and layout of interior content and exterior covers right down to individually tabbing and mailing each Roster to our entire membership base. Projects like this take a lot of work and attention to detail to do right, and our new Roster has definitely been done right! £

by B. Spoke

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m o R e t R a C k D a y p h o t o s

Left: Combination repairs/race prep/tech session usually results in greasy/oily fingers.

Right: Some cars may seem a little unusual for a track day participant if the SUV in the background is any gauge...

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C l a s s y- f i d e sParting Out ‘85 Series 3 White XJ6. Interior mostly

gone, have doors and rear A-pillar back is in good shape. Still has front and rear suspension and five stock wheels. You part or take all. Call Glen Enright 503.538.8610

2000 Jaguar Vanden Plas (VDB) Fully equipped LWB luxury saloon with 4.0 litre

290-hp V-8. Champagne exterior/tan leather interior with rear tea tables. Interior trimmed in burl walnut and contrasting leather piping. Service records available. New brakes, new throttle body, 50% remaining on Michelin tires. Headliner needs repair. 155,000 miles since new. Available in Milwaukie, OR for $3,500.00, OBO. Contact Roger Stafford at 503.513.0240 or at: [email protected]

For Sale: 1992 Series III V12 Vanden Plas:Only 100 of these beautiful cars were made, each one

individually numbered. This is car #3 /100, in excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition with low mileage. Perfect body, chrome and wheels, excellent wood and leather, an easy concours competitor. This is an opportunity to own one of the very last of the most beautiful sedan ever made. $10,500.

Contact: Angelika Ehlers, 250 592 2161 (evenings) or email: [email protected]

Or for further information, Gregory Andrachuk at [email protected]

WANTEDI am a member of JOCO, have lived and worked

in Portland for 20 years, am actively searching for an E type and prefer to buy locally through our Club. Please contact me should you be interested or know of the availability of one of these great Jaguars. Please email me at: [email protected] or call my cell: 503 481 2233. Thank you, and hope to meet some of you soon.

J i M ’ s “ H o t F l a s H ”F r e s H n e w s F r o M

r C i ’ s C r e a t i v e i n C u b a t o r

JOCO Is Now Served UP at Round Table - by Jim Rathbun

I grabbed this snapshot as the guys were installing our new Club sign (after the March JOCO Board Meeting) in the meeting room at Round Table Pizza.

(JOCO Board Member) Dave Varner got this produced for us...it’s definitely the best looking Club signage posted there. Thank you, Dave Varner. Cheerio! £

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JoCo’s CalenDaR oF events(Official JOCO events are in bold face type)

£ April 19th (Northern Willamette Valley): Revival of the JOCO Gumball Rally. Assembly time: 10:00 AM at the back parking lot of the Wilsonville Burger King 9165 SW WIlsonville Rd., Wilsonville, OR 97070. (RSVP early, please: Glen Enright 503.538.8610 e-mail: [email protected])

£ April 19th (Southern Willamette Valley): Open House at Sport Car Shop Restoration Shop. 11 AM to 4:30 PM Includes lunch. 3472 W 11th Ave., Eugene. (On W 11th across from Fred Meyer). For more details and/or to RSVP call Joe at 541-510-5296

£ May 8th, 2014 (Thursday) “Jerry’s Car Show” Mt. Hood Community College. This show-and-shine supports the Ford/AAA Auto Skills annual competition for the top ten high school teams from around Oregon. Dinner and desert for you and a companion is provided gratis. Everyone that comes enjoys this event, and it supports a great cause. This is often these kids’ (and their families) first exposure to exotic cars and they are always very appreciative . Arrive at 5:00 PM, dinner about 6:00 PM. Event ends around 8:45 PM. Contact/details/RSVP: Carl Foleen (503.778.0969 or [email protected])

£ May 10th Drive-out to the Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobie Museum in Hood River. (WAAAM). Assemble at 9 am at Shari’s Restaurant- I-84 eastbound to exit 17 (Troutdale exit). Arrive at WAAAM at 10:00 AM. There will be some classic military aircraft demonstrations (weather permitting). No host lunch on site (yummy burgers, dogs, & other goodies). This will be a joint event with the Northwest Chapter of Rolls Royce (and Bently) Owners Club (RROC). RSVP: Jim Rathbun 503.968.7246 e-mail: [email protected]

£ May 15th (Thursday): JOCO Board meeting. Round Table Pizza, SW Barbr Blvd.£ June: Drive out & lunch to North Plains TBD Contact: Rick Martin £ June 12th (Thursday): JOCO Board Meeting. 7 PM Round Table Pizza SW Barbur Blvd. £ July 10th (Thursday): JOCO Board Meeting 7 PM, Round Table Pizza, SW Barbur Blvd.£ July 26th - Drive out to the Brooks Steam Up, Antique Powerland, Brooks, OR (Contact Dan Simons)£ August 17th Lake Oswego Heritage Classic & Collector Car Show (supporting the major sponsor Monte

Shelton Motors) £ August 30th - September 1st - All British Field Meet (ABFM), JOCO Concours and JCNA Slalom. £ October Garage Crawl and lunch. See Bill Beaty and Al Zorich’s working garages and collections. Date & time

TBD RSVP: Judith Hinamon. £ November - Open -Your suggestions welcome £ December - Christmas party - Date, time and venue TBD

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Gumball Rallye a - jcna.com APR CF_JCNA.pdf · pursuit on it: “The Gumball Rally” is a 1976 comedy film about a coast-to-coast car race with no rules - the film is full of automotive