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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. - MAVERICK REGIONAPRIL, 1972 - VOL. XI, No. 4

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS:PRESIDENT:VICE PRESIDENT:SECRETARY:TREASURER:IMMED. PAST PRES.:

Don W. Spaulding, Box 17483, Ft. Worth 76102Charles Davis, 2715 Collard, Arlington 76010Chee Ricketts, 6412 Locke, Ft. Worth 76116Tom Purtill, 3667 Stables Lane, Dallas 75229Lee Paulsel, 4004 Ranch View Rd., Ft. Worth 76109

CHAIRMEN:SOCIAL: Rodney Ricketts, 6412 Locke, Ft. Worth 76116ACTIVITIES: Barry Gibbs, 6113 Martel, Dallas 75214PROGRAM: Jane Purtill, 3667 Stables Lane, Dallas 75229MEMBERSHIP: John Storey, 1124 S. Main, Duncanville 75116ACCESSORY-SALES: Leon W. Cowan, 10506 Creekmere Dr., Dallas 75218SCRAPBOOK: Richard Corbeille, 3041 E. Park Row #143, Arlington 76010LIBRARIAN: Nancy Diasselliss, 3111 E. Park Row, Arlington 76010NAT'L LIAISON: Roger Chaney, 3012 Clary Ave., Ft. Worth 76111RAFFLE: Peggy Cromer, 13709 Preston Rd., #236, Dallas 75240PRESS LIAISON: Myron Krupp, 7500 Glenview Dr., Ft. Worth 76116TECHNICAL - 356 & 912:Bob Horn, 611 Aspenwood, Richardson 75080

911: Barry Gibbs, 6113 Martel, Dallas 75214

SLIPSTREAM: John & Diane Etzel, 4921 Rector, Ft. Worth 76133Fred & Ann Beecher, 6958 Town Bluff Dr., Dallas 75240Pat & MarionHunt, 7612 El Pastel, Dallas 75240

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The merry month of May is just around the corner, and with it suchMaverick events as the Rickett's camping trip to south Texas and BarryGibbs' Hill Country Venture. I hope that each and every one of you willmake an effort to participate in these activities. Exact dates and timesappear elsewhere in this issue.

April 22 and 23 saw the culmination of much planning and hard work onbehalf of Captain Barbara Horn and her Rustler's Run National RallyeCheckpoint Crew (Charles Davis, Lieutenant; Bob Horn, Barry Gibbs, Earland Connie Bauger, Nancy Diasselliss, Richard Corbeille, Jim and LindaSidwell, Arden Russell, John and Rosey Balding, Ziggy Pflaster and yourstruly). To make a long story short we got a glimpse of some unfamiliarcountryside, sunburned roses, and the coveted "Best Checkpoint Award" asvoted by the rallyists as outstanding crew. Needless to say, I am veryproud of these people and the honor brought to Maverick Region as aresult of their team effort.

Mr; Wilmer Crum of the Volkswagen dealership by the same name located inMineral Wells recently confirmed that he will open "Green Oaks Porsche-Audi" in Fort Worth. His temporary location shall be 101 West SeminaryDrive and the opening is slated for Tuesday, May 2nd. The temporarylocation is directly south across Seminary Drive from Seminary SouthShopping Center. Why not drop in on Mr. Crum and tell him "Howdy" andhelp give him a Maverick welcome to the area.

Leon Cowan tells me that picking-up orders of Maverick Region name tagswas somewhat slow last meeting. Leon will have these name tags availablenext meeting on the 12th of May. As soon as we can take delivery on.additional quantities of the discs applied to the face of the tags, wecan accept more orders for the name tags. If you have previously placedan order for a name tag, please make an effort to pick up same and wearit proudly.

Board Meeting will be Tuesday, 9 May, 7:30 P.M., Woodland West RecreationCenter, Pantego.

"Ribbet"

CALANDER OF EVENTS

May 7..............NIAC - Hillclimb Autocross - Reg. 8AM, 1st car 9:30-Northwood Institute Campus, FM 1382, Cedar Hill -ER Co-sponsor.

May 9..............PCA-MR Board Meeting, Woodland West Recreation Center,7:30 PM, Pantego, Texas.

May 12.............PCA-MR Monthly Dinner Meeting. See map for meetinglocation.

May 13-14..........Overnight Camping Trip - South Texas - see article byRodney Ricketts.

May 13-14..........Drivers School and Regional Race - Texas Region -Dallas International Motor Speedway.

May 20..............FWSCC - Type III Regional Rallye - TBA.May 21.............ER - Championship Autocross #3 - TBA.May 27.............MCRC - Type III Club Rallye - Turner Park, Grand

Prairie, Reg. 6PM, 1st car 7PM.May 28.............TSD - Type I Regional Rallye - TCJC South Campus, Ft.

Worth - Approximately 100 mile rallye.May 27-29..........Point Venture Multi-Region event - Sponsored by

Maverick, Lonestar, and Longhorn Regions.June 3.............GSWCC Practice Autocross, Six Flags Mall.June 4.............MCRC Championship Autocross #4 - TBA.June 10............FWSCC - Type III Rallye - "Grimey Gulch" - TBA.June 11............Texas Region - Solo II Autocross #2 - TBA.June 17............MCRC - Type I Rallye Seminar - TBA.June 17-18.........Porsche Roundup Weekend - Amarillo, Texas. See article

elsewhere in this issue.

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A TIP OF THE HAT TO RAY AVERITT

The club wishes to say "Thank You" to Ray Averitt of Central Volkswagenfor providing the Rustler's Run Checkpoint Crew with a VW bus fortheir transportation during the rallye. We sincerely appreciate thiskind gesture, Ray, as we have appreciated all the assistance you havegiven our club in the past. Many thanks:

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There has been a great deal of discussion among the club officersconcerning the size print used in the Slipstream. As of this print-ing, we have not come to a firm decision. As you can see (I hope)we have decided to use the small print this month because of the costfactor. Next month we hope to have a compromise between this printand that used in former issues.

On a personal note, next month's issue will be the last published bythe current editors for three months. Due to a job commitment we aregoing to the Land of Porsches (California) for the summer. Nextmonth's issue will give details of publishing arrangements such asdeadline dates, to whom articles should be submitted, etc. Pleasebe sure to watch for this information.

Articles for the June issue are to be sent to us as usual.DEADLINE FOR JUNE SLIPSTREAM.. ... MAY 26th.

The Etzels

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POINT VENTURE COUNTDOWN

If you have not yet sent in your registration form for Point Venture,remember that the deadline is May 13th. When you do register, pleaselet me know if there is anyone in particular that you wish to share atownhouse with so that we can make the necessary arrangements.

I have had several questions concerning the $10.00 per person registra-tion fee. This will be used for your entrance fee to the various eventsthat you may wish to enter, and the remainder will be applied to yourroom expenses at Point Venture. Several people who have registered aregoing to be able to stay only two days - but it was planned that way -so if for any reason you feel that you can stay for only two days thatwill just mean that you will have two days of fun instead of three!

So - get with your friends and start planning - ITS ONLY A FEW WEEKS AWAY!

Barry Gibbs

HI-BEAMS

We understand that JOHN BALDING is giving lessons in how to installbrake pads - backwards! By the way, John, what happened to the beard?...... DON SPAULDING, did your razor slip too??.....LEON and PEARL COWANwill be moving to a new house soon. Please buy some of Leon's "goodies".He has some new items - among them are some great looking lighters andreally nice compacts. Remember, the more you purchase, the less theCowans have to move.....PEGGY CROMER has taken over the raffle each month.Peggy is an instructor at Executive Secretarial School. Among her hobbiesis tennis. Her favorite partner, David, is with a swimming pool construc-tion company. The Cromers have a green 914.....Better luck next time toBOB HORN. Bob came in second in the Autocross at Northpark, just missingthe $100.00 prize. But Bob - did you have to get beaten by a Datsun??

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OVERNIGHT CAMPING

Those PCA members who enjoy tent or trailer camping will have theopportunity to sneak preview the Point Venture weekend with us on May13th and 14th. We will meet at Neiman Marcus Square in West Ft. Worth(Highway 80 and 183 intersection) at 10:00 A.M. Saturday for a scenictour to Gorman Falls on the Colorado River (several miles upstream fromthe Point Venture sight) to camp overnight, explore the bat cave, bathein the Falls, hike upstream to the spring, climb the surrounding hills,or just relax fishing on the bank under a shade tree. This picturesqueplace is about 5 miles south of Bend, Texas, just 2\ hours from Ft. Worth.Facilities include toilets, water, electricity, and picnic tables.

SEE YOU SATURDAY MORNING......MAY'13th......10:00A.M.

The Ricketts

NORTHPARK AUTOCROSS RESULTS

If you missed the Autocross on April 23 at Northpark in Dallas, youmissed the most exciting autocross the Dallas-Ft. Worth area has had ina long time. The Dallas Times Herald, Jas. K. Wilson and the NorthparkMerchants Association sponsored the event and the Equipe Rapide SportsCar Club put it on. No entry fee was charged, trophies were given, andeach entrant received a dash plaque for his car. Results of classeswhich included Porsches are listed below.

The best part of the event was the runoff for the $100.00 Jas. K. Wilsongift certificate for the Top Time of Day award. The fastest five carsfrom the regulation runs were pitted against each other for two additionalruns to determine the fastest time. Charles Davis messed-up his secondregulation run and let some guy in a Datsun 240Z into the top five. BarryGibbs had his hands full just trying to keep up with red bathtubs andgreen VW's. It all came down to the last run of the day when HermanSeymour (240Z) put it all together and beat Bob Horn by .05 seconds towin all the marbles.

It was fun! It was exciting! You should have been there.

Jim Giffin

PORSCHE ROUNDUP WEEKEND - Amarillo, Texas

David Patterson, President of Llano Estacado Region to the west of us,has advised us that their region is planning a "Porsche Roundup" week-end to be held in Amarillo, June 17 and 18. The following events arescheduled:

June 17: Rally School, Rally, Swap Meet, Cocktail Party, Porsche films.June 18: Slalom, Awards Presentation, Free lunch.

Three classes will be conducted for the Rally:1. Novice (people who have participated in less than five rallies)2. Non-Mechanical3. Mechanical (use of Curta, Halda, electric odometers, etc.)

Five classes will be conducted for the Slalom:1. 3562. 914-43. 9124. 911 and 914-65. Ladies

Trophies will be awarded in all classes for both the Rally and the Slalom.A special tour of Palo Duro Canyon is planned for all registrants who donot wish to enter the rally. The registration fee will be $3.00 per person.This fee will entitle the registrant to enter any or all of the scheduledevents. If you desire additional information, please contact David at2521 12th Avenue, Canyon, Texas 79015, or call him at 806-655-3076.

1. A STOCK1. Phillip Rice2. Jack Walker3. John Balding

2. C STOCK1. Lynn Bishop3. Russ Larson4. Joseph Jesmer7. David Cromer11. Greg Booth13. Ursula Larson14. Roy Ferguson15. Alan Cate16. Jeff Watson

3. A PREPARED1. Barry Gibbs2. Herman Seymour3. Charles Davis4. Bill George6. Ziggy Pflaster

4. C PREPARED1. Jim Giffin2. James Glass3. Jim Sidwell

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GSWCC - April 16, 1972

B STOCK1. Jim Sidwell2. Bob Hawk4. Russ Larsonl0.Joe Jesmer

C STOCK4. Don Spaulding7. Ziggy Pflaster

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THE CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE IGNITIONby Jerry Kendrick

(Reprinted from the San Diego region newsletter)

This article is written as a continuation to the Tech Note on Elec-tronic Ignitions, which appeared in the November issue of WindblownWitness, a San Diego regional publication.

Since publication of the Tech Note, many PCA members have asked myopinion of various capacitive discharge systems. One particular unitwhich I am most often questioned about is the Perma-Tune System manufac-tured by Aero Design Products Corporation of Newport Beach, California.

At the time of my first article, I had bench-tested four popular brandsof capacitive discharge systems, but never the Perma-Tune unit. Beinga skeptic, I never take for face value claims advertised in circularsdisseminated by companies. They tend to mislead, exaggerate and be veryfavorable toward their own product. With a skeptical attitude, I setout to learn what Perma-Tune was all about.

In March 1972, I visited the Aero Design Products Corporation, NewportBeach. I toured the assembly area and was treated to a comprehensivebench test of their system. Electrical comparisons were made withstandard Bosch units and Perma-Tune units. Test results dramaticallyindicated the Perma-Tune unit to be superior in performance to the stockBosch system.

Being a part of the scientific community, I was impressed with thescientific approach used in design of the Perma-Tune unit.

The Porsche factory in Stutgart is presently evaluating the Perma-Tuneunit. There is a possibility that the unit may appear on the Porsche asstandard equipment.

Richie Ginther has been in close cooperation with Aero Design Productsin the development of ignition systems for his race cars. For theLeMans car, a highly modified 911S, Richie Ginther incorporated twoPerma-Tune units, complementing the dual ignition system.

The level of sophistication attained by the Perma-Tune unit is indicativeof the interest generated by the people of Richie Ginther's caliberand of the Porsche factory.

Here are some advantages Perma-Tune has over its competitors. The out-put of the coil maintains a high, very flat energy response throughoutthe RPM range. This results in smoother, low RPM operation, with factacceleration and without the flat spots and mises at high RPM. Perma-Tune does not use a conventional converter, enabling the unit to drawconsiderably less current than most systems. A Perma-Tune unit powereda Porsche on 4.5 volts battery potential. There is no unnecessaryenergy loss during short circuiting of the converter, as used byconventional capacitive discharge systems, and Bosch. The absence of aconventional converter prevents the build-up of heat, enabling Perma-Tune units to have longer, more reliable service. They have a three-year, no-mileage guaranty on the unit.

The output circuit is designed to virtually eliminate the hazard ofinadvertent or deliberate shorting in the coil area. The noise-freewaveform provided for tachometer hook-up eliminates the problems usuallyassociated with tachometer operation. The electrical characteristicsof the Perma-Tune unit are impressive.

At Holtville, a California desert community, the site of our 1972spring time trials, temperature exceeded 115 F on the air strip. ThePerma-Tune unit performed faultlessly at high engine compartmenttemperatures and the G rates associated with a 911S at speed. Inci-dentally, Ed Blankenship of Volkswagen Pacific finished 10th overallin the Mint 400, an off-the-road race held near Las Vegas, Nevada. Hewas driving a Volkswagen Highjumper using a Perma-Tune unit.

Aero Design Products can be proud of the excellent packaging techniquesincorporated in the construction of their unit. The structural andelectrical integrity of the unit is based on sound engineering prin-ciples and practice.

I have repaired and modified many Bosch CD units. I am cognizant ofthe deficiencies inherent in the Bosch system. The Perma-Tune unitshould be considered by the seriously intentioned Porsche owner whodemands maximum performance out of his Porsche under a variety ofoperating conditions.

My intent in writing this article is to give the average Porscheenthusiast guidance in the selection of a suitable CD system, mindfulof cost factors. Most conventional systems offer long point and pluglife; Perma-Tune meets the requirement plus offering increasedperformance.

The Perma-Tune unit also offers a RPM limiter which does away with theharsh limiting induced by the Bosch method.

Perma-Tune can be purchased at Porsche Audi dealers under Part No.P-911-605 for $70.00, with the option of the RPM limiter at an addi-tional $25.00.

In my opinion, Perma-Tune is a good investment in performance.

Jerry Kendrick

Note from the Editors: Mr. Gerald P. Kendrick of 6120 Radcliff Drive,San Diego, California 92122, has in the recent past written articlespertinent to electronic ignition systems which have been published inP.C.A. Newsletters. He is a member of the staff at the Department ofPhysics, University of California at La Jolla, California, and for thepast 10 years has been making contributions to the NASA SatelliteProgram involving such satellites as Pioneer and others which areclassified.

911 TECH SESSION - March 20, 1972

The equipment and facilities of Central Volkswagen are what every shade

tree mechanic dreams of having at his disposal. The possibilities for

maintaining a 911 made available with equipment that raises the Porsche

to any desired height with the flick of a lever or oil and lubricant

available with the press of a trigger on a hose suspended from the ceil-

ing are almost endless - if tinkering with a Porsche turns you on. There

was even a guy there who paints pin stripes on VW's. This operation was

done freehand with a flat brush - amazing'

Charles Davis and Barry Gibbs covered the periodic maintainance of the

911. Charley's 911S and Barry's 911T were on the racks - the "S" with

its engine shining in red, chrome, and flat black, and the "T" with the

wheels well scrubbed and brake calipers shining. Charley's engine was

unbelievable - he could hold a tech session on the process of transform-

ing the magnesium and plastic of a flat six into polished perfection. It

made one wonder if he ever did anything else.

After everyone had gaped at Charley's engine, he showed us how to assure

that the six cylinders each fire when they are supposed to fire. He did

this with the use of his chrome plated timing light. Those S's sure make

a neat sound when they are blapped to six thou. With a flick of thatlittle lever, the car was raised to a convenient height for a quick oil

change and then lowered for a spark plug check. The Fan V-belt andinjection spur belt were checked for proper tension and then followed the

valve adjustment. This adjustment required the most time and skill. About

this time Charley started breathing hard and became entirely engrossedin his engine, so Barry started his spiel.

Barry began by demonstrating how to change brake pads. It was possibleto do this job on his car without getting one's hands dirty - highlyunrealistic! While at the front wheel, Barry removed the bearing cap(it was firmly mounted) using a pseudo-Porsche manual technique. Withthis operation completed, he removed the outer wheel bearing and discussedpacking the bearing and acceptable greases. A problem that seems to be

common to Porsche owners was discussed next - wheel alignment andbalancing. The solution? Take the car to a pro! Barry clued us in on

sway bars (which size to get for varies driving requirement). He hadsome good advice on the rear bar - i.e. let the dealer install it andstay away from B & B! Everything had gone smoothly until someone asked

about the handbrake adjustment. After a little consultation with Charleyand with the use of his penlite and the factory manual, Barry demonstratedthe procedure.

It was well worth a 911 owner'sBarry did a good job.

time to attend the session. Charles and

Richard Corbeille

ARE YOU GOING TO BE THERE????

PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA, MAVERICK REGION, INC.ROSTER OF MEMBERS - MAY 1972

AKIMOTO, Ralph & Margitta, 2504 13th St.,S.E., Mineral Wells 76067 (817-325-3816)ARMSTRONG, Charles H., Jr. & Pamela, 8412 Lullwater Dr., Dallas 75218 (341-6653)BALDING, John & Rosetta, 3823 Lockhart Ave., Dallas 75228 (328-2908)BARLEY, Milton C., 1616 Lakeshore, Ft. Worth 76103 (293-0450, Ext. 235)BARTON, Dr. James, 526 N. Locust, Denton 76201 (817-387-5314)BEARD, Mike & Paula, 6615 Kavanaugh Place, Little Rock, Ark. 72207 (501-663-5324)BEECHER, Fred & Ann, 6958 Town Bluff Dr., Dallas 75240 (233-7538)BEST, William & Juanita, 6072 Wrigley Way, Ft. Worth 76133 (292-6125)BLACKWELL, John, 92 Fairfield Oaks, Shreveport, La. 71104 (318-865-0476)BLEVINS, Raymond L., P. 0. Box 8020, Dallas 75205 (361-1895)BOND, Mrs. Laura & Roland, 3757 Welburn, Dallas 75229BOYD, Dr. Charles 0., Jr. & Carol, 1330 N. Highway 360, #127, Grand Prairie,

75050 (817-277-1148 - office no.)BRINER, Charles & Diana, 8924 Capri Dr., Dallas 75238 (348-3339)BRITTAIN, Robt. C. & Bobbie, 5124 Del Roy Dr., Dallas 75229 (369-5838)BRYAN, Kenneth & Gretchen, 11136 Rosser Ct., Dallas 75229 (352-0546)BUTCHER, David & Sally, 1736 W. Randol Mill, #103, Arlington 76012 (277-2582)BUTLER, Jerome K. & Virginia, 9 Creekwood, Richardson 75080 (826-4889)BUTLER, William S., 329 N. W. Summercrest, Burleson 76028CARTER, G. T. & Doris, 1732 Merrick, Ft. Worth 76107 (737-4222)CATE, Alan, 4721 Eles Manor, #501, Dallas 75204 (823-7380)CHANEY, Roger W. & Jessa, 3012 Clary Ave., Ft. Worth 76111 (834-1826)CHILDS, Al, 922 Delmar, Shreveport, La. 71106 (318-865-0191)CLAYTON, Tom & Anna, 1702 W. Park Row, Arlington 76013(274-4707)CORBEILLE, Richard, 3041 E. Park Row Dr., #143, Arlington 76010 (275-7728)COWAN, Leon W.& Pearl, 10506 Creekmere Dr., Dallas 75218 (328-3449)CRAIG, Raymond L., 208 12th St., Ballinger 76821 (915-365-2934)CRISMAN, Thomas L., 2420 Republic Natl. Bank Tower, Dallas 75201 (521-0057)CROMER, David & Peggy, 13709 Preston Rd., #236, Dallas 75240 (528-4337)DAVIS, Billy M., Rt. 1, Box 354-16, Jacksonville, Arkansas 72076DAVIS, Charles L., 2715 Collard Rd., Arlington 76010 (261-6175)DAVIS, John M. & George E., P. 0. Box 807, Hurst 76053 (817-350-0262)DAVIS, Robert, 5241 Alamo Dr., #202, Abilene 79605 (915-692-9588)ETZEL, John W. & Diane, 4921 Rector, Ft. Worth 76133 (923-7805)EVANS, Richard C. & Alberta, 1409 Greenbriar Dr., Sherman 75090 (1-893-5940)FERGUSON, Roy Neil, 3034 Bridal Wreath Ln., Dallas 75233 (337-3219)FLETCHER, William, Box 712, Daingerfield, Tex 75638FONTES, Rea & Linda, 325 Tinker, Ft. Worth 76127 (732-3930)GARRETT, Jenks, 5320 Cedar Springs, #127, Dallas 77235 (521-8057)GENTER, Daniel & Chloris, 319 Woodcrest, Richardson 75080 (234-1273)GEORGE, Dr. William H. & Rose Ann, 602 1st Natl. Bank Bldg., Paris 75460

(1-784-6100)GERKEY, Lt. Col. George E., JUSMAG-K, APO San Francisco, California 96259

(489-349-710)GIBBS, Barry E. & Linda, 6511 Sondra Dr., Dallas 75214 (826-4786)GIFFIN, James,5930 Berchbrook, #102, Dallas 75206GILPIN, A. Wesley & Sandra, 3134 Valley Meadow Dr., Dallas 75220 (350-2900)HAMBURGER, G. Marc, 7855 Willow Hill, #332, Dallas 75230 (369-7670)HAMBY, Ray, 822 Brookhurst, Richardson 75080 (231-5617)HAMPTON, Clements 0., Jr. & Judy, 6320 Stonewall, #202D, Greenville 75401

(1-455-9268)HAND, Frank E. & Dottie, 5716 Starlight Dr., Ft. Worth 76117 (281-0202)HARGRAVE, Ronald, 1116 Covington, Wichita Falls 76305HAWK, Bob & Claudette, 4300 Gorman, #C, Ft. Worth (292-7302)HENDRICKS, Jerry P., Rt. 1, Box 415, Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901HENRY, Donna, Rt. 1, Box 61A, Cleburne 76031HORN, Robert & Barbara, 611 Aspenwood Dr., Richardson 75080 (231-6290)HUFF, Ronald C., P. 0. Box 1217, Little Rock AFB, Ark. 72067 (501-835-4804)HUNT, Patrick H. & Marion, 7612 El Pastel, Dallas 75240 (239-6050)JAMES, Larry H. & Janna, 2718 Running Brook Ln., D Has 75228 (321-5134)JOHNSON, Dr. Dennis & Judy Ann, 13750 Flagstone Ln., Dallas 75240 (238-0824)JOHNSON, Marvin & Elaine, 11114 Wonderland Tr., Dallas 75229 (352-5271)JUGE, Robert E., 109 W. 39th St., Apt. 207, Austin 78751KALER, George M., Jr. & Larry (brother), 8017 Calmont, Apt. 107, Ft. Worth

76116 (244-3345)KENYON, Kenneth & Patty, 3544 Harwen Terrace, Ft. Worth 76109 (923-7586)KIRK, Edward A. & Eileen, 3027 E. Park Row, #99, Arlington 76010KRUPP, Myron E. & Lottie, 7500 Glenview Dr., Ft. Worth 76116LAUGHLIN, Gary B. & Robin (daughter), 38 Valley Ridge Rd., Ft. Worth 76107

(732-1621)LAWRENCE, Joseph F., 313 San Carlos Ct., Irving 75062 (255-4568)LEWIS, Robert M., 7208 Round Rock, Dallas 75240 (239-8843)LONG, James T., 527 Donlee, Lancaster 75146 (227-5216)LOWRY, James S., M.D., 3705 Caruth, Dallas 75225 (368-2717)LUECKE, Dr. P. E., Jr., & P. E. III, 6832 Meadowlake Dr., Dallas 75214 (824-7440)MARTIN, Jim, 8209 Southwestern, #1011, Dallas 75206 (691-7044)MATHIS, J. Manson & Sueellen, 9831 Bowman Blvd., Dallas 75220MAYO, Edward & Betty, 7825 Birchwood, No. Richland Hills 76118 (281-5885)McMILLEN, Cameron K., 106 Mill Pond Rd., Denton 76201 (817-387-1610)McMONAGLE, Joe & Sally, m/a 200 Lochaven La., San Antonio 78213MILLER, Don, 3949 Goodfellow Dr., Dallas 75229 (352-1069)MILLER, John E., 5521 Wheaton Dr., Ft. Worth 76131 (292-3395)MUMMA, Samuel C., Lot 17, Rt. 1, Box 234, Bossier City, La. 71010 (318-742-0232)MUNCY, Don & Sandi, 8670 Thackary, Dallas 75225NASH, Suzanne W. & Horace, 4328 Larchmont Ave., Dallas 75205 (528-8301)NORRIS, James W. & Carole, 8016 Bangor, Ft. Worth 76116 (244-3361)OMER, Jon, 6519 Plaza Parkway, #123, Ft. Worth 76116 (732-8037)OPPERT, Phil, 3312 Hampshire, Ft. Worth 76103 (457-1972)PAULSEL, Lee & Patricia, 4004 Ranch View Rd., Ft. Worth 76109 (924-8927)PERKINS, E. D., Jr., Box 1056, Greenville 75401PFLASTER, Ziggy, 6112 Fisher, #215, Dallas 75214 (691-2726)PICCAGLI, Ugo & Kitty, 1404 Expressway Tower, Dallas 75206PICKENS, Myron, Jr. & Barbara, 1002 Marion Dr., Garland 75040 (276-6107)POWELL, Charles E. & Flora, 516 Meadow Heath Ln., Dallas 75232 (374-8292)PURTILL, Thomas G. & Jane, 3667 Stables Lane, Dallas 75229 (350-7395)RICKETTS, Rodney H. & Chee, 6412 Locke Ave., Ft. Worth 76116 (732-6829)ROBERTSON, Charles, 12923 Goldwaite Dr., #267, Dallas 75230 (233-4562)RUSSELL, Arden, 2016 W. Irving Blvd., #203, Irving 75060 (253-2152)

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JOYS OF BEING AN EDITOR

Getting out a publication is no picnic.If we print jokes, people say we are silly;If we don't, we are too serious.If we stick close to the office,

We ought to be around hustling material;If we go out,

We should be on the job in the office.If we don't print contributions, we don't appreciate genius;And if we do, the paper is filled with junk!If we edit the other fellow's write-up, we're too critical;If we don't, we're asleep.If we clip items from other papers, we are too lazy;If we don't, we're stuck with our own stuff'.Now, likely as not, some guy will say we swiped this

from another magazine'We did!

from "The Spot Light," Rocky Mountain Consistory, Denver,Colorado, May, 1969, via "Porsche Patter", Rocky MountainRegion, June, 1969.

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