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Jaguar Club of Ohio2010 Club Officers

PresidentChuck Roman - 330-725-0213

E-mail: roman0213@cs.com

Vice President/ActivitiesMike Meyer - 330-294-0890

E-mail: mhm2@roadrunner.com

SecretaryChuck & Wendy McIntosh

330-877-3197E-mail: cmcintosh@neo.rr.com

TreasurerRandy Brown - 440-582-5457

E-mail: xj8@cox.net

Membership ChairmanJerry Litz - 440-238-0782

E-mail: jerxj@aol.com

ConcoursPaul Neidert - 330-753-3331

E-mail: webexke@sbcglobal.net

Bob Barbero - 440-543-8207440-543-8206-Fax

E-mail: rtbarbero@aol.com

Chief JudgePaul Cusato

216-881-7990-Bus.216-881-7778-Fax

E-mail: growlerjags@aol.com

JagMag EditorIrene Eve Chudzik

JAGMAG2010@yahoo.com

JagMag Co - EditorDominic Perri - 330-467-3953E-mail: dperri6699@aol.com

PublisherRick Vanek - 330-722-2297

E-mail: jagrik@aol.com

At-Large Board MembersJim KrauseBill Madden

Dominic PerriAva Singerman

Ted StultsRick Vanek

The JAGUAR CLUB OF OHIO is a non-profit organization foundedin 1972. Annual dues of $55 per year include a subscription tothe bi-monthly JagMag and Jaguar Journal, the National club'sbi-monthly magazine.

Inside this IssueJCO President, Chuck Roman pg. 4Light The Night Walk for Bob Palmer pg. 5Jaguar Jerry's Jargon pg. 6 & 72010 Glenmoor Gathering Information pg. 8 & 9 2010 JACO & JCOP Concours pg. 10 & 11JCO 38th Annual Concours d ‘Elegance pg. 12JCO 38th Annual Concours d ‘Elegance pg. 13JCO 38th Annual Concours d ‘Elegance pg. 14 & 15JCO 38th Annual Concours d ‘Elegance pg. 16 & 17JCO 38th Annual Concours d ‘Elegance pg. 18 & 19Lebron Heads to Florida! pg. 20 JCO at The Museum & Yacht Club pg. 21Mike Meyer’s Photo Essay in Columbus pg. 22 & 23Win A MINI, British Museum Fundraiser pg. 24Jaguar Racing & Tech Tips pg. 25Club Merchandise Order Form pg. 26Membership Report & Application Form pg. 272010 JCO Event Calendar pg. 28Sale-O-Rama pg. 29Advertising pg. 30 to 32

Thank you to JCO AdvertisersGrowler Restorations, Inc. - pg. 30

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Thanks to Ohio Technical College.They will host our Board Meeting and provide a tour of theirfacilities to our JCO Board Members. If any other JCO members are interested in attending, please email jagmag2010@yahoo.com so that you can be included in the attendance for OTC to prepare for our visit.

*All members are welcome to attend*

The dog days of summer are upon us… and our Jagis back! I am now wondering about the possibilities ofadding AC! Just kidding…. Glad to have it back, it looksgreat and drives better than I remembered. I was happyto get it back just in time for our Concours… which wasexcellent as usual!!!!

Many thanks to Bob & Lois Barbero, Paul & CarolNeidert... also to Paul Cusato for organizing the Judges &Judging, Randy Brown, Chuck & Wendy McIntosh, JerryLitz, Mike Meyer, Mike Cooper, Irene Chudzik & DominicPerri and Marlene Roman for all their help supporting thisgreat show. It's always a pleasure to see Bryan Williamsfrom Pittsburgh, George Keller and Jim Baker form theColumbus clubs and we appreciate their support as well!

Next year Columbus will be sponsoring a very special show highlighting the 50th anniversary of theJaguar E-Type, and they are planning a very big event.

The Clambake is the next big event scheduled inSeptember 26th please be sure to RSVP Paul & Carol tofacilitate the planning and purchasing necessary items….

As many of you know Bob Palmer is currently in theCleveland Clinic after receiving a bone marrow transplantto combat his Leukemia. He will be there for a couple ofmonths and we are supporting him by participating withthe Triumph & Porsche clubs in the “Light the Night”Walk sponsored by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.The walk is scheduled for October 2 with registration at5:30 at Progressive Field in Cleveland. I am the Captainfor the “Triumph For Bob” Team and request your generous participation in the walk, or with a donation tothe walk. I am working on a “Car Paddock” to exhibitour cars as well as Porsches & Triumphs... and some MG'sas a mini show to the walkers before and during the registration and walk.

Please mark your calendar for this important event….Now about that air conditioning……. Chuck

50/50 Raffle Tickets will be sold at the Rally and the Clambake to Benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

50/50 Raffle Tickets will be sold at the Rally and the Clambake to Benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

What a day for our concour! We all know how hot it has been this summer but for us good guysa beautiful 80 deg. and a slight breeze. Our Jags ranged from the two 2011's , an XJ and an XFfrom Jaguar Cleveland, our main sponsor, to two 1950 Jaguars, a Mark V sedan and a drop head.These cars are not nearly as technically advance or as reliable as the new models but who wouldn'tlove to own and drive them. GEORGOUS!. The Providence House lemonade stand, Irene Chudzikset it up and ran it, was graced by a Jaguar Mark VIII which our chief judge Paul Cusato drove infor the event. I think that brought in more than a few lemonade customers. Every once in a while Ilooked back at the new Jags and there were always a few people admiring them. Remember whenyou could always recognize a car from a distance? Jaguar is one of the few you can still recognizeeasily.

We were fortunate to have an adequate number of judges this year and two delightfulteenagers to be score runners, which brings me to our staff that man the scoring tent. What a job,they have computerized everything making it so much easier to record and put cars in their properclasses and their final places in the results. Our trusted finance chairman, Randy Brown, oversawthe recording of fees. So many good people to thank, but I'm sure you all appreciate them.

So many beautiful Jags and so little time to see them all, I would love to have the time to takeportrait pictures of them. I am in my 19th year as a JCO member and I never tire of seeing oldfriends and always meeting new, and of course enjoying their Jaguar works of art.

Jerry Litz, Les Connollyand Rick Vanek at theJaguar Club of Ohio’sConcours D’ Elegance onAugust 7, 2010 at Ursuline College.

Don’t forget to put Wings and Wire Wheels on your calendar for September 26, 2010.

Thank you to Dan Shinkle,Zofia Chudzik (my mom)and a new member to theJCO, Anthony Cambert, for taking care of theLemonade Stand atUrsuline.Love ya! Irene

Picures taken in film or digital media will be accepted. Pleaseinclude a brief caption about each picture along with your name.Pictures will be judged based on Jaguar content, composition andthe whims of the judging panel.The photographer must own all rights to any photographs enteredin this contest. It is the responsibility of the contestants to ensurethat publication of the photographs raises no legal claim.

Please send yourentries to:Mike Meyer8134 Crystal CreekSagamore Hills, Ohio 44067

Email: mhm2@roadrunner.com

Stacy Schlemann of Providence Housethanks the JCO for it’s support before the awardsare announced at the 38th Annual JCO Concour.

located at 250 Medina Road, Medina, OH 44258 (330) 239-1606

Then it’s off tothe Neidert’s forthe JCO Clambake!Make a day of it!

Submitpicturesfor use intheJagMagand theJCO website.

Not only did the Jaguar Club of Ohio sell raffle tickets for Providence House, but the Northeastern OhioBritish Car Council charity, The Goodrich Gannett Neighborhood Center will benefit from RaffleTicket Sales too! Help support two great organizations to continue to provide quality services to theclients that they care for on a daily basis.Share the Time, Treasure, and Talent in any way, and we will all benefit with a better world around us!

The contest runs from January 1st

through October 31st.

2010 Glenmoor Gatheringwill feature

“Historic Motorcars ofCleveland,”

“Cars of Bizzarrini”and Duesenberg!

In 2010 the Glenmoor Gathering will recognize not one automobile, but alarge group of them -“The Historic Motorcars of Cleveland”- automobilesbuilt in Cleveland, Ohio, that once rivaled Detroit as a center for automobilemanufacturing; many examples will be on display in September.

Among the Cleveland-built automobiles on display will be famous makessuch as Peerless,White,Winton and Stearns-Knight as well as memorablemakes such as Templar, Chandler and Jordan. Two of the best-known andmost popular electric automobiles were built in Cleveland-Rauch & Lang andBaker - as well as a steam car, the White.

A special group of a legendary American Classic - the mighty Duesenberg- will serve as a 2010 highlight; a variety of body styles will be displayed.

For those with a passion for horsepower and European design the 2010Gathering will recognize the talents of Italian designer Giotto Bizzarrini bydisplaying examples of some of his finest automobile designs. Bizzarrini's 50+year career included not only design and production of the Bizzarrini sportscar but design work on the Iso Rivolta, Iso Grifo and Ferrari 250 GTO.

The 2010 Gathering will also feature Italian “Super-Bikes,” such as thosebuilt by Aprilia, Benelli, Bimota, Ducati, Moto-Guzzi, and MV-Agusta from the1960's to present.

And, there'll be the usual great American and European antique and classicautomobiles - plus a few surprises - that attendees have come to expect atthe annual Gathering.

The Grande Salon Antique and Classic Car Auction - the first-ever held atthe Gathering - will be held on Saturday, September 18, 2010. It will be conducted by Classic Motorcar Auctions of Canton, Ohio, headed by long-time collector Bob Lichty.

Serving as honorary chairman of the 2010 Gathering will be Keith Martin,publisher of Sports Car Market, the leading magazine chronicling collector carmarketplace values.

The 2010 poster artwork will feature a unique American Classics: theone-of-a-kind 1932 Peerless Sixteen sedan prototype designed and built byMurphy Coachworks, from the collections of the Crawford Auto-AviationMuseum.

The 2010 poster artist is Ken Dallison of Mississaugua, Ontario. During his50-year career, he has created elegant images for many blue chip clients. Afounder of the Automotive Fine Arts Society, he began his professional careerin London.

During the 2010 concours automotive art by a variety of artists will bedisplayed and on sale and several automotive authors will be signing theirbooks.

The 2010 weekend activities will include the Passport TransportCountryside Tour, a restoration seminar by the Crawford Auto-AviationMuseum ( featuring a rare 1913 Austro-Daimler), a car collecting discussionled by Keith Martin of Sports Car Market, cocktail party and Gala Dinner,cooking demonstrations, a Junior Judges' program and other family activities.A new activity for the ladies will be “A Day of Classic Beauty and Pampering”at the Spa at Glenmoor on Saturday.

Approximately 6,000 people attended the 2009 event, which includedinvitation-only vehicles from throughout the United States-from as far away asCalifornia and Florida.

Proceeds from this year's Gathering are designated for MercyMedical Center's Emergency Department Expansion and Renovationproject.For more information on this year's concours andweekend events schedule visit the GlenmoorGathering web site atwww.GlenmoorGathering.com or call (330) 966.3600.

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Friday, September 17, 2010

9 a.m. Silent auction opens and continues through 7 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. Glenmoor Gathering Golf Tourney (call for tee times - open to public)

2 - 3:30 p.m. Restoration seminar (featuring 1913 Austro-Daimler)by the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum and McPherson College

3:30 - 5 p.m. Collector car discussion led by Keith Martin, publisher of Sports Car Market

6 p. m. “Welcome” party - Glenmoor Country Club patio

Saturday, September 18, 2010

8 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Passport Transport Countryside Tour (concours exhibitors only)

11 a.m. to 3 p.m. “Day of Classic Beauty and Pampering at The Spa at Glenmoor” - including mimosas and lunch

12 noon Grande Salon Antique and Classic Car Auction - until 4:30 p.m. - Glenmoor CC grounds

5 - 7 p.m. Cocktail reception for automotive artists - Glenmoor Country Club lawn; artists' tent opens, authors signing books

7:30 p.m. Gala dinner in Glenmoor Country Club Chapel dining room, including live auction

Sunday, September 19, 20107 a.m. Cars enter show field8 a.m. Judges' breakfast and meeting9:30 a.m. All show cars in place, judging begins10 a.m. Concours opens to the public; artists' tent opens;

seminars begin; authors signing books; display of “modern classics” on club front lawn

10 a.m. Special events: chef cooking exhibition, Crawford Auto Aviation Museum historical display, Glenmoor Garage. Junior Judges, children's coloring contest

11 a.m. Buffet luncheon open to public

12:30 p.m. Ribbons placed on cars1:30 p.m. Introduce judges/narrated drive-through/awards

presentation begins3:30 p.m. Drive-through/awards presentation concludes4 p.m. Concours concludes4:30 p.m. Afterglow Party (for car exhibitors and sponsors)

Pre-Order a Picnic Basket for $85.00,go to www.glenmoorgathering.comThe following Jaguars are scheduled to be on theshow field:1936 Jaguar SS100 - Don Marsh1955 Jaguar XK140MC - David Benson1962 Jaguar XK-E Series 1 - Chuck Loper

Jim Baker andDick Maury atthe JaguarAssociation ofCentral OhioConcours inColumbus, Ohioon July 10. 2010.

Mr. Welsh and Dave Putnam of theJaguar Association of Central Ohio.Mr. Welsh and Dave Putnam of theJaguar Association of Central Ohio.

Jim Baker and George Keller of the Jaguar Association of Central Ohio.

Paul Neidert (JCO) and Jim Baker of the Jaguar Association of Central Ohio. Jim Baker and Tom Scahel

(JCO Member) at the Columbus Concours

Jim Baker and Mike Meyer(JCO Member) at the Columbus Concours(JCO Member) Tom Krepp and Jim Baker

at the Columbus Concours

Jim Baker and James Gardini (JCO Member) at the Columbus Concours

Jim Baker and Dave Levy (JCO Member)at the Columbus Concours

Pictures by:Mike Meyer and Irene Chudzik

We thank Mike Meyer for takingtheese great pictures for our JAGMAG at the PittsburghConcours.

Chuck &MarleneRoman

George Keller, Dave Putnam &Guest at the Fairfield Inn Mixer.

The Fairfield InnHospitality Mixeris a great way tovisit with othermembers beforethe big day!

Linda, Nancy, Lois and Bob enjoyingeach others company.

Brenda Fuchs, Jim Krause &Marlene Roman enjoy a snack.

David & Cindie Petersen ofJaguar Club of Pittsburgh

David Morgan, GeorgeKeller & Dave Putnam ofJACO

Bruce &IngeEcksteinown thebeautiful 1953XK120 RoadsterPoster Car.

The Fairfield Inn. Hospitality Mixer.JCO August 6, 2010

Dave Levy’sTesla was a hitin the back lot.

Dave Putnam’s 1950, MK V, Saloon

Leonard Fiore’s Enclosed Car Van

Bob Barbero, Marianne Maser, MarleneRoman, Les Connolly, Chuck Roman, PhyllisVanek, and Jackie Litz.

Picturesby:Rick Vanekand Jerry Litz.

It’s a sight to see. Dozens of busy andproud Jaguar owners taking care oftheir magnificent automobiles. Truly a labor of love!

MANY HOURS OF LABORby ALL the Jaguar Ownersbefore the judging begins.

Many hours of labor to detail a carbefore the shows. Such as: 1.Wheel Rimsand Tires; cleaning all of the brake powder in all grooves

and port holes. 2. Door Jams and Lock catches.3. Engine Compartments; all hoses, belts, batteries,

valve covers, wires, filter covers, etc. 4.Trunk (Boot);spare tire and rim, all carpeting cleaned. 5.All interior;seatingcarpeting, dashboard, instrumet panels, steering wheel,and back deck. 6.All exterior; paint washed and waxedand all chrome cleaned with no wax residue left in cracks. 7.All Windows; inside and outside.

Final Count=63 Jaguars

on the field!

Final Count=63 Jaguars

on the field!

“OK Paul, start judging those E-types!”Paul Cusato, Chief Judge (JCO) and Marlene Roman

Randy Brown for his help with registration, all financial reports, the cash registerand paying the bills!!Wendy McIntosh, Marlene Roman and Mike Cooper for their help in theregistration booth and with scoring. Also thanks to Mike for bringing the 50/50boards!!Jo Keller and Windley Putnam from Columbus (JACO) for their help with scoring!Jim and MaryAnn Maser, Sandy Gordon and Tom Rothers for working the Gate!Chuck Roman, Chuck McIntosh, Mike Meyer and Jim Maser for being FieldAttendants!Barry Kline, Judith Shega, Mandy & Morgan (Lan & Deb Sims’ grand-daughtersfrom Columbus) for running score sheets!Aurora and Brianne (Wendy’s beautiful daughters!!) for working the 50/50 boards!All the guys who helped with judging!JCO – Bob Barbero, Joe Bolek, Mark Bruss, Paul Cusato, Les Connolly, Jerry Litz,Mike Meyer, Paul Neidert, Chuck Roman & Rick VanekJACO – Jim Baker, Glenn Henson, George Keller & Lan SimsJCOP – Don Johnson, Dan Meyers & Bryan WilliamsIrene Chudzik, Dominic Perri, Paul Cusato and Bruce & Inge Eckstein for makingthis year’s poster happen – IT IS STUNNING!!Jackie & Jerry Litz for coming early on Friday to stuff all those goodie bags!Everyone who brought snacks and drinks for the Friday night Hospitality Suite!Everyone who brought a car out to the Concours or for British Car Day!With a total of 63 cars on the show field, each and every one ofyou helped make this one of our most successful Concours yet!!Thanks So Much!!!The Concours Committee

David LevyC05 - 1st Place - TIE1962 E-TypeS1 FHC

Thomas KreppC04 - 1st Place

1959 XK 150S OTS

Nancy Harrisand Grandson

Mike MeyerC16A - 2nd Place2001 XK8 Coupe

Paul & Carol NeidertD09A - 3rd Place

2000 XKR Convert.

Chuck RomanD02 - 1st Place

1967 E-Type S1 2+2

James GardiniD02 - 2nd Place

1965 E-Type S1 OTS

David HoyD02 - 3rd Place

1967 E-Type S1 2+2

Gary CouplandS03 - 1st Place

1958 XK 150FHCJohn Stremsterfer

C16A - 3rd Place 2001 XKR Coupe

Joseph KochD11 - 1st Place

2001 S-Type Sedan

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75 Years of Jaguar – Performance & BeautyBy Robert Barbero & Rick Vanek, Cleveland, Ohio July 2010

Jaguar was founded in 1922 by Sir Williams Lyon and William Walmsley, knownas the Swallow Sidecar Company. They fabricated motorcycle sidecars and fittedthem to used motorcycles. Lyons was the son of an Irish musician who settle inBlackpool, England. His mother was the daughter of a wealthy mill owner who dis-owned her because of the marriage. Lyons would be 109 year old if alive today.He tried his hand at selling automobiles, but wound up languishing in his father'smusic shop.

This is where Lyons and Walmsley came together to form their company. Thecompany soon began to produce the Swallow bodied cars in Coventry in 1931, adistinct marque, called the SS. Then in 1935, not wanting to be associated withthe German SS, they re-badged as Jaguar. The Jaguar name was an ideal choice asit represented the feline grace and elegance, power and agility that set he carsapart. Sir Williams once said that has stood the test of time. The new brand namecaptured the essence of all of the cars created from that point forward.Known at the time for producing beautifully styled cars and priced at a fraction of

the well know marques such as Bentley, Jaguar was off and running. The SS 100was the forerunner to the XK120, XK140 and XK150s that would follow afterWorld War II. The SS100 was the first Jaguar guaranteed to perform at 100 mph.Jaguar would continue the top speed to designate their models for the XK120,XK140 and XK150 – all milestone models, but not as well known to the generalmotoring public as the XKE. It was somewhere around this time frame that Jaguarbegan using the slogan of “Grace, Pace and Space” in their advertising materials.The E-Type, with its racing heritage of C-Types and D-Types, would go on to win

many of motorcar racings' greatest accolades. To this day, the E-Type still remainsthe most recognizable Jaguar, whether they are 6 cylinders, commonly mistaken forV-12's or the actual Series III V-12's. The ear Series I covered headlight cars, arethe most coveted, especially in roadster form. Some will still argue that the E-Typecoupe was the purest design form ever produced. It was at one time the onlyautomobile on permanent display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NewYork.

Jaguar didn't just produce sports cars however. Early on, they began buildingbeautiful saloons, all of which had the heritage of Jaguar's sporting designs and per-formance at very affordable prices. Jaguar would follow later with the Mark IX,Mark 1 and Mark 2, all of which saw their share of track time. These sedans wouldlead to the current sedans still being sold today, just as the XK & XKEs lead to theXJS which became the current SK8 and now know simple as the XK or XKR.

Jaguar, although it survives today, has had a checkered past of ownership andmanagement challenges. It is almost a blueprint for the English motor manufactur-er. Founded by a passionate enthusiast, absorbed by a misguided conglomerate,mismanaged, nationalized, mismanaged again, privatized, then sold to Ford MotorCompany, wooed by its history. Now its future is in the hands of an Indian automanufacturing giant, Ratan Tata; once again, England being controlled by theprovincial territories. They seem to be showing signs of continued success withthe introduction of the current XF and the most recently introduced and seductiveXJ flagship. Hopefully it does survive because there are a lot of enthusiasts outthere who would love to see the rumored E-Type replacement produced.

A bit of local history about the Jaguar Club of Ohio – it was formed in 1972 bythree local Jaguar enthusiasts, Ron Smith, Dave Pool and Phil Boyd. The club wasfounded originally to provide technical information to Jaguar owners, sponsoringevents for driving and displaying th ecars and providing social activities for clubmembers. It was officially recognized by Jaguar Club of North America (JCNA)December 9, 1973. From its small beginning, the club maintains a current mem-bership of 140+ members.

On August 7th, 2010, JCO presented its 38th continuous Concours d'Elegance,proudly in conjunction with the 24th continuous British Car Day. This event waspresented by Northeastern Ohio British Car Council and sponsored by JaguarCleveland.

Joseph KochD11 - 1st Place

2001 S-Type Sedan

Patrick SaunierD01 - 1st Place

1955 XK 140 OTS

Dominic PerriD04 - 1st Place -

1973 E-Type SIII 2+2and D10 - 2nd Place

2006 XJ8VDP

Lois BarberoD05 - 1st Place

1960 MK II Saloon

Joel GordonD04 - 2nd Place

1974 E-Type SIII OTS

Tom ScahelD08A - 1st Place

1988 XJ-SC Cabriolet

Thomas InwoodD04 - 3rd Place

1973 E-Type SIII OTS

David MorganD09A - 2nd Place

2006 XK8 Convert.

Nancy Harris’ GrandsonD08 - 2nd Place

1988 XJ-S Convert.Nancy Harris & Grandson

C05 - 3rd Place1961 E-Type S1 OTS

Dennis & JanetWeglarzC05- 2nd Place -1962 E-Type - JaguarMichigan

Bryan WilliamsC12- 1st Place1983 XJ6 SIII Sedan

David & CindiePetersen - D10- 1st PlaceTIE - 2003 XJ8 VDP -JCOP

Julien & Pat Brosseau C16A- 1st Place - 2004 XK8Convertible

Jim Baker - D06 - 1st Place1975 XJ6L SII Sedan - JACO

George KellerD10- 1st Place TIE -2001 XJR SedanJACO

Terry SmithC05- 1st Place TIE 1967 E-Type S1OTS - JCOP

C01B- 2nd Place - 1950 MK V SaloonJACO

Dave Putnam

Lan Sims with

Morgan & Maddy

C02- 1st Place

1950 XK120FHC - JACO

Gary Kincel - C01B1st Place 1948 MK IV Saloon - JCOP

Robert Gelfand - C15B - 1st Place 1995 XJ-S Coupe - JCOP

Glenn Henson - D09A 1st Place 1997 XK8 Convert -JACO

Jim Maser, Jerry Litz, Les Connolly andRandy Brown of the JCO.

Lois Barbero, WendyMcIntosh, Carol Neidert,Marlene Roman

Charity Raffle Tickets!! -Grand Prize - 3/4 caratVivinity Diamond Valued at$3,000 or a $3,000 SpendingSpree of your choice! was wonby Kris and Don Kaufman ofBainbridge, OHFirst Prize - 2 RoundtripCoach Class Airline TicketsAnywhere in the Continental US& Canada, won by Mike Ferencikof Sharpesville, PA.

Wendy’s daughters help at the Boards.

AKRON, Ohio - It is the momenteveryone in Northeast Ohio has been waiting for,but not necessarily the news they were hoping for:LeBron is leaving Northeast Ohio. Thebiggest surprise may be his new home town. Chicagoand New York were likely never considered.LeBron's new home will be Melbourne, Florida.LeBron, the jaguar that was born at theAkron Zoo in 2009, left for the BrevardZoo in mid-June. The Zoo hosted a LeBronAppreciation Day on June 5, 2010.

LeBron was the only male in a litter ofthree born at the Akron Zoo on March 3, 2009.(Mike Meyer featured a picture of the newborn cubson the March/April 2009 JAGMAG). Through a public contest the name LeBron was chosen inhonor of Akron native and NBA superstar LeBronJames.

BrevardZoowelcomesLebron2!

NEW CONSERVATION CAROUSEL

The Akron Zoo unveiled its newestexpansion, a Conservation Carousel, July 31,2010. The carousel features 33 hand-carvedwooden animals and a peacock chariot that kidsand adults will be able to ride. In addition to thecarousel there is also a brand new picnic areaadjacent to the new carousel.

Some of the animals on thecarousel reside at the Akron Zoo like a penguin,Komodo dragon and a jaguar! There will alsobe many animals guest will be able to ride thatare not currently found at the zoo like an elephant, polar bear and giraffe.The carouselride will be $2 and will last about 2 1/2 minutes.There will also be graphics at the ride so riderscan see where the animal they rode lives.

The move is sanctioned by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)Species Survival Plan (SSP). The mission of the SSP is to help ensure the survival ofselected wildlife species. Through scientifically-controlled managed breeding programs, SSP's are a proactive approach to preventing extinction. SSP's wereformed back in 1981 to help ensure the survival of endangered species. SSP's aremanaged by the AZA, of which the Akron Zoo is an accredited member.

LeBron will be paired with a female at the Brevard Zoo, Masaya, in hopes of breeding and rearing a successful litter of cubs. Jaguars are listed as an endangered species by the US Fish & WildlifeService.There is currently less than 100 jaguars in the United States at AZA accredited facilities.

The two females born in the litter with LeBron, Bellaand Nakita (pictured below), will be at the zoo for the foreseeable future.The zoo expects to have a decision by theSSP on where they will be heading and when before the end ofthe summer. Currently the plan is for the parents ofthe cubs, Naom and Chack, to reside at the AkronZoo. This was Naom and Chack's second litter. In 2005 threejaguar cubs were also born at the Akron Zoo and have sincemoved onto other accredited zoos in the U.S.

JCOin the JCNAE-Newsletter

Check out the July/August 2010 Jaguar Journal from JCNA. Pages44 and 45 titled Jaguar Owners Rally to Support the ‘Big Cats’.

Candy Williams covers what other Jaguar Automotive Clubs acrossthe country are doing to support our Jag Mascot!

Question to JCO Members: Would you be interested in a carshow to support the SSP next summer at the Akron Zoo? Email your answer to jagmag2010@yahoo.com - IEC

George Deal and the Plymouth Road Runner.Ask George or Rebecca for the personal story,“George and his Road Runner”.

A revolving inventoryof high performancevehicles.

John Schindler, Kathy Silvestro andDominic Perri at the Museum.

Mentor Museum of SpeedJCO Club Event on August 14, 2010

Bart Sawyer & George Deal.

Kathy Silvestro, John Schindler, Nancy Rapaszky andLinda Burk enjoy a picnic lunch at the EdgewaterYacht Club. Thanks to Jim Krause for hosting thepicnic.

George Deal, Bart Sawyer,Chuck and Marlene Roman

Thank you Mike for an extraordinary set of photos!

Dave Putnam putmany hard and longhours of work into this1950 MK V Jaguar Saloonin Silver.

Dave is a member of theJaguar Association ofCentral Ohio.

Gorgeous Classic Jaguars onDisplay in Columbus. AllPictures taken by Mike Meyer.

Unmistakablebeauty andcraftsmanship.

JagMag deadlines areMay 7th, July 7th, September 7th, and November 7th.

1.What would you like to do with the club?2.What are you disapointed in when club events are planned?

Or, mail in yourrespones to:JAGMAG8661 Melody LaneMacedonia, OH

44056

3. Do you have an event, a hobby, a special place, oranother club you would like to share with JCO members?4. Do you like cruise-ins, car shows, planned rallies, pokerruns, tours, dinner outings, movie viewings, wine tastings,

or would you like to do things with other clubs? Please sharewith us other thoughts and ideas. Email your responses to:

jagmag2010@yahoo.com Let’s make things happen!

for Paul? send them to

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is made of?Length of Race: 119 laps for 268.702 milesTime of Race: 2 hours 45 minutes 17.657 secondsMargin of Victory: .506 secondsLMP Average Speed: 97.536 mphLMPC Average Speed: 93.662 mphGT Average Speed: 91.124 mphGTC Average Speed: 86.625 mph

By Demonstrating consistent reliability, the Jaguar RSR team was able toincrease speeds and bring th #75 Jaguar RSR XKR GT home to another top-tenGT class finish in Round 6 of the American Le Mans Series presented by TequiliaPatron, the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Challenge.

After having a few days of testing time, the first practice session on Friday,August 6th, went well as the tema continued to find what it would take for thiscar to be consistent around the 2.258-mile road course o f Mid-Ohio. By theafternoon, the car had gained over two seconds from its best time posted in theam., and only 2.3 seconds off the GT leaders pace. Marc Goossens was the quali-fying driver, and posted the best time of the weekend with a time of 1:22.125(98.981 mph) which put him 12th on the GT grid.

Paul Gentilozzi took the green flag and had a good first stint. On lap 16,he recorded a best race lap time in the XKR GT of 1:24.382. Gentilozzi remainedin the car for the first 49 minutes of the race, before taking advantage of a cautionperiod to come into the pits for service and a driver change. Goossens then tookover and stayed in the seat for the remainder of the 2 hour and 45 minute race.

After running for 1 hour and 48 minutes, Goossens headed into the pitsfor tires and fuel. What should have been the last drive through in the pits of therace unfortunately was not. About 30 minutes later, the Belgian was issued a stopand go penalty for avoidable contact with one of the GTC class cars. Despite dis-agreeing with the call, the team served the 60-second penalty. No damage wasdone, and that didn't hurt the team position wise, so Goossens carried on to takethe checkered flag a short time later. On the final lap of th e race, he gave it hisall one last time and recorded the XKR's fastest race lap time of 1:24.272.

A solid, consistent run by both drivers resulted in a ninth-place finish forth Jaguar RSR. Goossens earns two more championship points, while Gentilozziearns his first ALMS points. Jaguar and Yokohama also benefited earning points totheir name in the respective manufacturer standings.

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MID-OHIO SPORTS CAR COURSELEXINGTON, OHIOAUGUST 7, 2010OFFICIAL RESULTS Mosport International Raceway

2.459 miles August 27-29, 2010Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada

Final Race ReportMobil 1 presents the Grand Prix of MosportAmerican Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón

Position: 21 Class Position:10 Car No.: 75 Class:GTDrivers: (Gentilozzi)/Goossens*

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