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JUN 10 2ND QTR BUSINESS MEETING IN OLYMPIA AT BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796 DAVE CAMMARANO' S WAREHOUSE

JUN 20 MOO NW SOUTH, SOCIAL MEETING AT ROCK HEINZ STROMQUIST (206)573-6582 CREEK TAVERN 7:00 PM

JUN 22- BEND, OREGON MINI-VACATION BOB & JANIS HAUGE (206)425-8796 25

*JUN 23 RENDEZVOUS BY LAND, SEA AND AIR - RESORT DICK DOW (206) 822-0921 -25 AT PORT LUDLOW

*JTJN 24 PACIFIC NORTHWEST HISTORICS AT SEATTLE -25 INT. RACEWAY, KENT

JUL 14 WELLINGTON'S MT. RAINIER TOUR 15

JUL 22 SEATTLE ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET AT BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

JUL 29 WEISKIND'S MERCER ISLAND PARTY

AUG 19 MORRISON'S GREAT GATSBY GARDEN PARTY

SEP 2 PORTLAND ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET 3

SEP 16 3RD QTR BUSINESS MEETING AND ANNUAL BANQUET WITH ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1990 TO BE ANNOUNCED"

DEC 2 4TH QTR BUSINESS MEETING AND ANNUAL BANQUET WITH ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1990 TO BE ANNOUNCED"

* These events are not MOG NW sponsored events.

DENNIS MORRISON (206)631-8716

DAVE WELLINGTON (206)747-5940

BOB NELSON (206)387-3241

RON WEISKIND (206)232-0219

DENNIS MORRISON (206)631-8716

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

NORTHWEST MOGAZNE is the rnontNs newsletter of MORGAN OWNERS GROUP NORTHWEST. a non-profit organization servng the needs of MORG4N automobile owners in Northwestern USA and British Columbia.

President Robert Hauqe, 2704 Dover, Longview, Wa 98532 (206 ) 425-8796 Secretary ...,.. Nancy Dice, 13802 SS_ 3rd place, Bellevue. Wa 98005 (206) 746-5198 Treasurer Jean Mac-Nell, 976 20Th Ave, Seattle, Wa 98122 (206) 322-4385 Edit or Jacque Morrison, 19425 S.E. 322nd, Kent, Wa 38042 (206) 531-8718 Realia MIke Kies, 4840 S.W. 188 Place, Aloha, Or 97007 (503) 549-6651 Northern Bob Nelson, P0 Box 353. Stanwood, Wa 98292 (20f;)397-3241 Southern Rep ..... Heini Sfromquist, 8005 N.W. 17th, Vancouver, Wa 88665 C-06)5 753-6532 Historian Bob Nelson, P0 Box 353, Stanwood. Wa 98292 (206) 387-3241

Business meetings are held quarterly as published in calendar. Northern social meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month - time arid location as published in the calendar. Southern social meetino; are held on the third tuCsdat4 of each month 7:30 pa- at the Horsebrass Pub, 4534 Belmont St. , Portland, Or , unless otherwise noted in calendar. Dues are $15.00 (US) per esr peis $5.00 (US) vvtiatkan fss for new msmbers.

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S1NCETH. LAST ISSUE OF THE MOGAZINE, JANIS AND I HAVE ATTENDED NO LESS THAN THREE PERFECTLY WONDERFUL MOG NORTHWEST EVENTS! -

FIRST OF ALL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIR.9 CROWD WHO ATTELi. Tk1I; "ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET" IN VANCOUVER, BC, HERE'S A GREAT BIG &'f- A T('C

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TO MIFF AND ROSiARIE POWLEY FOR ONCE. AAN MAKING A MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO A CLASSY EVEN. ALTHOUGH THE HAUGE'S AND THE STROMQUIST'S WERE THE ONLY AThEs FROM THE SOUTHERN GROUP, THE NORTHERN MEMBERS SHOWED UP IN FORCE AS WELL AS THE CANADIAN MORGAN OWNERS. TWENTY THREE MORGANS GRACED TH HILLSIDE OVERLOOKING THE VAN DUSEN BOTANICAL GARDEN WHICH WAS IN FULL BLOOM . THE AWARD PRESENTATION AT THE CLOSE OF THE MEET CALLED FORTH THREE MOC NW MEMBERS TO THE STAND TO !CEIVE AWARDS. DAVE AND THEA

WELLINGTON RECEIV A 3R PLACE OPHY IN THE MORGAN CLASS FOR

THEIR BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED 1982 RED AND BLACK 414. AN ELEGANT, LILAC COLORED JAGUAR XJ6 COUPE (DISRESPECTFULLY REFERRED TO AS THE "PURPLE GHERKIN" BY IT'S OWNERS) EARN.1 A 1ST PLACE TROPHY FOR MIKE AND ROSEMARIE POWLEY IN THEJAGtJ' LASSIFIA!flpW THE THIRD

COUPLE TO TAKE HOME SOME HARDWARE WAS "YOURS TRULY", BCE AND JANIS HAUGE. SOMEHOW OUP BUG"SAINED 1961 BLACK AND GREEN 414 WALTZED OFF WITH THE 1ST PLACE TROPHY FOR MORGANS. IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING, THE 2ND PLACE TROPHY IN THE MORGA.N CLASS WENT TO JAMES MCKENZIE, A NON-MEMBER WHO SHOWED A BEAUTIFUL TWO-TONE BLUE MID-PTXTIPS 414.

ALL CF IHIS WAS A PRELUDE TO THE REAL REASON FOR DRIVING FOR HOURS 6 ATTEND THIS EVENT -

THE BOISTEROUS BASH AT THE POWLEYS! IN ADDITION TO ALL THE MORGAN FOLK WHO WERE PUTTERING ABOUT, KNOCKING PICTURES OFF THE WALL, AND BRQ'.ING ANYTHING THAT DIDN'T MOVE, MANY OF THE JAGUAR OWNERS WERE IN ATTENDANCE. SEVERAL OF THE JAG OWNERS WERE CARRYING THEIR "WINNINGS" FROM THE MEET SO THERE WAS GREAT CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION! MIKE PUNCTUATED THE FESTIVITIES WITH GAG PRIZES AND ROSEMARIE PUT THE FROSTING ON THE CAKE WITH A TABLE FULL OF DELECTABLE DESSERTS. MANY, MANY THANKS, MIKE AND ROSEMARIE, FOR ANOTHER MEMORABLE WEEKEND IN VANCOUVER, 1"-•.

JANIS AND I ALSO ATTENDED THE SOUTHERN GROUP'S MAY SOCIAL. RATHER THAN THE USUAL TUESDAY NIGHT EVENT, HEINZ AND WANDA STRONQUIST INVITED REPFZ=O A ATURDAY EVENING "BANGERS AND

MASH" AT THEIR BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. IT WAS TO BE A POTLUCK AFFAIR SO WE ALL CONTRIBUTED TO WHAT TURNED OUT TO RE A ROYAL FEAST! BY THE WAY, "MASH" IS MASHED POTATOES WHICH WAS PROVIDED BY THE STROMQUISTS AS WELL AS THE BANGERS, FRIED ONIONS, GRAVY, AND A VARIETY OF BEVERAGES. THE REST OF US PROVIDED SALADS, DESSERTS, SNACKS, ETC.. ALL OF THIS WAS ARRANGED AS A SIT-DOWN DINNER - NO "SIT-ON-THE-GRASS" PICNIC AT THE STROMQUIST'S, NO SIREEEI! I MUST ADD THAT DICK AND NANCY DICE DROVE ALL THE AY FR5I1 NMELEVUE TO ENJOY THIS FANTASTIC SOUTHERN SOCIAL EVENT! THANKS AGAIN, HEINZ AND WANDA. THE CLUB APPRECIATES YOUR GENEROUS HOSPITALITY.

THIRDLY - WE JUST RETURNED FROM

AN TNCRE)IBLY N] vTY 'MERGENCY 1LNIC"! THE WEATHER WAS

PERFECT AND THE NORGANS WERE PLENTIFUL. SIXTEEN IN ALL, INCLUDING KAY JONES WHO CAME RIPPING INWITH HIS F- TYPE AND A MORGANLESS JEAN MacNEIL WHICH IS A eNTRADICTION OF TERMS, ISN'T IT! WE ALL HAD A GREAT TIME ENJOYING THE COMPANY OF FELLOW MEMBERS AND CHATTING WITH OUR GUEST, BOB COUCH. 1 THINK WE MAY HAVE INADVERTENTLY STUMBLED ONTO ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL ACTIVITY FORMAT - THE EMERGENCY PICNIC. MAYBE THE SOUTHERN GROUP CAN COME UP WITH A REASON TO HOLD ONE!

SEE YOU ALL AT THE QUARTERLY MEETING - OR AT BEND - OR AT MT. RAINIER - OR AT THE

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TREASURERS REPORT

PREVIOUS BALANCE $1,815.30 APRIL, MAY NEWSLETTER -138.13 BANK CHARGE -14.52 DUES +113.50 NEW BALANCE $1,776.15

JEAN Mac NEAL - TREASURER

MOO NW WELCOMES 4 NEW MEMBERS -

GEORGE & PAT McINTYRE OF YREKA, CA.

HUGH DICKSON & ELVA STARR OF N. VANCOUVER B.C.

MARTIN ZAZVORKA OF BARNABY B.C.

ANTHONY & SUSAN KOEL INK OF VANCOUVER B.C.

WELCOME!!

[AORGAN MOUNTAIN CAPER Make plans for the MORGAN MOUNTAIN CAPER now. You won't want to miss this MOG NW event. Plan to meet in Enumclaw, Wa. at 1 p.m. Fri. 7/14. Our weekend

ATTENTION : will conclude about 2 p.m. Sun. 7/16 at Paradise Inn in Mt. Rainier National Park. Itinerary details will follow but make your lodging reservations as soon as possible. Our accommodations will be at Crystal Mt. Resort for Fri. S. Sat. nights, 7/14 6. 7/15. Their phone is: 1-800-852-1444 or 206-663-2558.

The following facilities are available. SILVER SKIS CHAIZF CONDOS--$ 80.00 for four. Rates are quoted per night plus tax: $ 110.00 for six.

(1 6. 2 brin, living rm., kitchen.Private VILLAGE INN HOTEL _--------$ 53.00 for two. pool on premises. Fireplace $10 extra.)

(queen bed, bath, refrig., TV/VCR)

CRYSTAL CHALET CONDOS -----$ 75.00 for four. brm., living rm., kitchen.

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CHIPMUNK LODGE -----------Free to the first 6-8 people who request it This is Thea & Dave's log cabin 6 mi. from the Resort. It has 4 brms. with double beds, a loft, & 1 bath/shower. Quaint but the price is right and anyone is welcome.

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PIS 1111 T't-Ii 7T NC; TOO LATE T MAL PLANS F'UN uuiNC NOL AND JAIS HALF ON THE MINI-VACATION TO BEND, OREGON. THE WEATHER IS SURF. TO BE BEAUTIFUL IN BEND THIS TIME OF THE YEAR SO YOU ARE PRACTICALLY GUARANTEED TOP DOWN TOURING. IF AN EXTENDED WEEKEND OF SHORT TOURS, SHOPPING, DINING OUT, ANTIQUING, AND LOUNGING AROUND THE POOL IS THE PRESCRIPTION YOU NEED FOR CURING THE MID-SUMMER HYPERS, THEN FIRST MAKE RESERVATIONS AT THE RIVERHOUSE, 1-800-547-3928, FOR JUNE 22,23,24,25, - THEN CALL BOB OR JA1S HAUGR (205) 425-8796 AND LET THEM KtOW YOTJ' RE. CO1G r ALONc.. DETAILS ON H1S M'LAXING EVENT ARF IN THE MAY CA?INE.

CHRISTMAS BANQUET POLL

Here are the results of the advisory poll taken to determine the club's preference as to where to hold the Christmas Banquet. As is usual with this group, we received some interesting answers. Not very many answer, but hey.

"Should be held in Olympia every year" -- 2

"Should alternate between Portland and Seattle, starting in Portland in 1989" -- 7. One said "with no rain".

"Should alternate between Portland and Seattle, starting in Seattle in 1989" -- 5

"Should alternate between Portland and BOISE, starting in Portland in 1989" -- 1. Guess who sent that one in.

NANCY DICE

A PARTY NOT TO MISS! • SWIMMING • BOATING • WATER SKIING • DRINKS • FOOD • FUN FOR EVERYONE

Please R.S.V.P. by July 25 (206) 524-7353 (Daytime) (206) 232-0219 (After 6 pm)

DIRECTIONS TO WEISKINDS Take -90 Floating Bridge to Mercer Island, Take First Exit to West Mercer Way. Go South for 6-7 miles to green street sign on right with 8255 and look for White Balloons.

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RON and ARLENE WEISKIND Invite All MOG Members to a

BEACH PARTY & DINNER Sunday July 29 starting at 1:00 p.m. to??

B.Y.O.B., mix, and snacks if you wish. Swim Suits, towels if you plan on enjoying the water.

BRING YOUR MORGAN TO THE PARTY

June 3rd picnic at Ste Michelle Vier' You all received the special flyer from Bob Eauge to anounce the picnic for Bob C. (Robert Couch of Morgan Spares) at Ste Mohelle Winnery. Well I Bob N. and lovely wife Loretta arrived, at the gro=ds at 10:3 0 for the noon picnic so we could hold a area. Would have been there by 10:00 AM but Loretta chose this Sat. AM to read lables in the grocery stare. Any way we did. the 45 mm. drive down in our amazingly wonderfully rurning +4 in record time. Bob C. was the next one there and as we talked in caie Dennis & Jacque cough eough sput red Morgan semi polished Alt. Bennett tapei on and his new We'bbers s -ticking out, still in the process of -turining up. And then a stea.y run Morgans arrived, till we did a count of 16 inc. Kay Jones Trike (for sale?). Temp. was 80 + but we found shade where we could view our line up and be con-fortable as we had lunch and visit ana everyone got acquinted with Bob C. About 3 PM Bob Couch ventured to say he was hungry, as most cars had departed and we didn't realize that Bob C hadn't thought to bring lunch and we didn't let him kr.ow to or notice he was without, At least Dennis had some bears so we uoriched his thirst ana when it was found. Couch bad not ate. Jewet±s & Wisekinds came up with a handsonplate of food & some pop, so Bob C was fed.. is we left Bob C followed us up to Sedro Woley as he is interested in re loating out West. Loretta & I left Bob C just 'ast of Serdo Woolley az he was heading up to Rook—port and over to Darrington, Tar Heal Country (Jacque old hangout). As far as I know Bob C. could still be out back in them there hills somewhere, but m sure he found his way back to Boise Idaho & Bob Adair by Sun. nite. It was a great picnic and Ste Michelle Winnery was the place to have it. Bob N & Loretta, owners of the most dependable Morgans ever.

LIFE IS TOUGH

Sund.ay at 5:30 PM I'm ready to leave the office I work in on C&o lel. I drove our +4 to work today and it is setting in the hot sun as I get into it and start my 15 mile drive acronn the Isl. to home. I now am crising at 2500 RPM down the tree lined shaded road on the West side, almost home (seen 3 care so far & 7 bicyclist) .. I'm tuaing up the curvy road to our hOuSe and am now sitting out on the deck with Loretta sipping a cold beer. I'm reminded of our youngest granddaughters favorite saying Life s Tough. Bob Nelson

Remember the North aid Members are meeting, 3rd. Thursday at 7 PM at Godfathers Pizza at Totem Lake just off 405:.- Call Mike Amos 881-2054 or Bob Nelson 387-3241. At our May meeting we had 9 members and 3 actual Morgans setting in the rain. Daryl 0zi..na, not a new member but new to our contingent was there. P.S. We drove d.wr. with the hood down, didn't rain till we fed our-selves. Bob Nelson

R. Lee Harman, M.D., F.A.C.S. - (asade - Valley

Ophthalmology Medicine and Surgery of The Eye

Fellow American Academy of Ophthalmology

Follow American College of Surgeons

May 23, 1989

The Morgan Club Bob Nelson P.O. Box 353 Stanwood, WA 98292

Dear Bob:

I thought I would write a brief note to thank all involved with the reincarnation of my 1 56 Morgan Plus Four last weekend. As you know, the trip to Vancouver for the All British Field Meet was absolutely marvelous. As a family, we could not have had a better time. Life must be tough traveling in an open-air Morgan followed by the "parts car" with wife and second youngster merrily enjoying the tour.

As you may recall, all was quite well until firing up "Ella Morganski", the affectionate name given our Mog. In the 100-yard distance to the VanDusen gates, she unexpectedly began running on three cylinders. By the time I crested the top of the exit hill, we were down to two cylinders, and I astutely surmised that something bad had occurred. Obligingly (and without much warning) Morgan confirmed that observation and promptly quit, -coasting to a halt along one of the VanDusen side streets. The support crew, Judy and Meredith, ran down to the corner and by the time I had opened the bonnet to survey the damage, Heinz Stromquist and Bob Hauge pulled up alongside. Now we were a contingent of three Morgans, one with the bonnet up and leaking precious bodily fluids all over the asphalt. The source of her hemorrhage turned out to be a broken thermostat housing, not just a simple hose leak, but a broken, corroded through and through thermostate housing. The fan blew the ensuing stream back over the distributor and spark plugs causing the eminent spark failure. So there I was in a luxurious portion of South Vancouver with a very seriously broken Morgan.

To the rescue came Bob Hauge's announcement at the "Awards" meeting at Mike Powley's affair. Serious head scratching ensued with offers by several for me to drive their machines into,Seattle, or Lloyd's generous offer to cannibalize his thermostat housing right then and there on Powley's front lawn. Finally, Stuart scratched his head and remembered meeting a gent by the name of Martin Zazvorka, who had filled out his Morgan Club membership papers that very day. Martin was seen crawling out from beneath my very own 1 56 Morgan (pre-breakdown). Naturally, I inquired as to what he was hunting for and he related that he had a Morgan in multiple pieces and was trying to figure how where one piece connected to another and how large or small to remake several of the wooden ash pieces. At any rate, I directed him to the membership chairman after our brief conversation and he joined the club.

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A call to Martin, on Stu's recommendation, sent Martin scurrying through various boxes of Morgan parts (remember he had no engine, but thought he remembered a bunch of "plumbing parts" stashed away.) Lo and behold, he discovered a thermostat housing which fit the description of my broken piece. After several seconds of very cheerful negotiation, he allowed as he probably wouldn't be needing the part for twelve to eighteen months, and therefore, consented to my borrowing same to resurrect "Ella Morganski". The time now was approximately 10:30 p.m. as I set off to Barnebey.

Back to Powley's by 11:30 where Rosemary rifled around in a closet to find a flashlight. Weak batteries were then replaced and I was off to VanDusen Gardens with Martin's thermostat, a tube of Permatex gasket maker, Powley's flashlight, and a bucket of water.

Now I know all of you recall that it was absolutely beautiful weather all weekend. However, upon arriving at the Morgan, I found an isolated thunderstorm was dumping gallons of water upon the Morgan. Unable to find the valves to turn off this luxurious home's lawn sprinkler, I was forced to push the Morgan back to VanDusen Garden's parking lot where the weather was considerably drier and a brilliant parking lot light shone overhead. Parking the parts car ninety degrees from the open bonnet provided ample light to perform the surgery necessary to replace and repair the ailing Morgan.

By 1:00 am, the job was done. A quick trip around the block seemed to show everything in order. I buttoned the Morgan up and returned to the motel for a much needed rest, smelling of gasoline, antifreeze, and Permatex to my wife's disdain.

The trip home was absolutely magnificent, until at the Peach Arch, the Morgan decided to run on three cylinders, then two, and finally stopped -- one of the Permatex gaskets having failed. In Blayne the appropriate Silicone gasket maker was applied and no further problems ensued. In fact, we had a marvelous trip to Simi Ah Moo, down Chuckanut Drive and into La Conner, all further trouble free and magnificent.

As mentioned to my family as we departed Saturday morning for the initial ride to Vancouver, "Going in the Morgan is always going to be an adventure." Certainly, we had all the adventure one could ask for on this trip. Our sincere thanks to all who helped and/or lent moral support during this escapade.

So there, Bob, is our story. I hope it tickles the fancy and stirs the enthusiasm of the rest of our club members.

Yours very truly, I remain,

R. Lee Harman, M.D., F.A.C.S.

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Win A Classic MGB! This 1969 MGB Roadster* has been restored as a club project by the MG Car Club Northwest Centre. It is now being

raffled as a fund raising project. Though the red MGB is not in concours condition, it is rust free and has been carefully refurbished to bring it to it's

present condition, which includes the replacement of some body panels, interior, paint and mechanical parts. It has wire wheels and a black interior.

Every item such as horn, lights, and other equipment works, and the MGB is "street legal." Our club members have put much time and effort into this classic and we know that the lucky winner of this raffle

will be very pleased with it.

Winning ticket will be drawn on July 22, 1989 at the All British Field Meet in Bellevue, Wash-ington. All raffle proceeds benefit the MG Car Club Northwest Centre.

Donation: $1 per ticket or 6 for $5.

"uur MUB was not quite finisnea at press time, out will 100/c similar to this one.

Some restoration parts were generously donated by the following suppliers; we hope you will support them when you next need parts:

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Ken Hill Four-Wheeled Morgan Historian and Author

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Dear Morgan Club Official,

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

I am currently engaged in writing another book on the Morgan Motor Car.

The new book is intended to be a combination of all my previous books on the marque, but is to include a lot more specialist detail and technical information and advice.

There will be a chapter on the Morgan Clubs around the world. As your club was not founded when I wrote my second book, THE FOUR - WHEELED MORGAN VOL UKE No.2. THE COWLED RADIATOR NODELS, I would very much like to be able to include an entry in respect of your club.

Could I therefore ask you to supply me with as much relevant detail as you would like included. I would be obliged if this could include :-

FULL NAME OF THE CLUB. PRESENT MEMBERSHIP TOTAL. MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO ? TYPE OF CLUB ACTIVITIES ? HOW MANY A YEAR OF EACH ? PRESENT POLICIES. AN OUTLINE OF THE HISTORY OF THE CLUB INCLUDING DATE FOUNDED ETC. CLUB MAGAZINE. ( Name; number of issues per year; advertising; etc ). REGALIA SALES. (Types of items available etc). A GOOD DRAWING, OR A CLOSE UP BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF YOUR CLUB BADGE. UP TO DATE PHOTOGRAPHS OF A CLUB MEET. (AS MANY MEMBERS AS POSSIBLE). TECHNICAL ADVICE GIVEN ? NAME & ADDRESS OF A CLUB OFFICIAL TO CONTACT. (THIS IS FOR PUBLICATION).

As the deadline date for this book is in a few months time, could I please ask you if you would treat this matter as fairly urgent. To be sure of being included PLEASE REPLY JO LATER THAN THE Eli) OF AUGUST.

Thanking you in advance for your trouble.

Best wishes for;

GOOD MORGANEERING,

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