August 1989

' 13th Annual

ALL B ITICS FIT D flEET

MOG NW CALENDAR '7 0

HEINZ STROMQUIST (206)573-6582 AUG 15 MOG NW SOUTH, SOCIAL MEETING AT ROCK CREEK TAVERN 7:00 P.M.

AUG 17 MOG NW NORTH, SOCIAL MEETING AT GODFATHERS PIZZA, TOTEM LAKE 7:00 P.M.

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"

BOB NELSON (206)387-3241

DENNIS MORRISON (206)631-8716

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

BOB HAUGE (206)425-8796

I am looking for a +4 Morgan flat rad or a newer one with the Triumph 4 cylinder engine. will be in the USA until the end of August: Johnny Karisson Gowern Flying Service Olympia 754-4043 Then after August call or write: Johnny Karlsson Lyckebo FL 106—' S-36014 Vcke1sng Sweden phone 011 46 470 33441

NORTHWEST MOGAZINE is the monthly newsletter of MORGAN OWNER'S GROUP NORTHWEST. a non-profit organization serving The needs of M0RGcN automobile owners in Northwestern USA and British Columbia.

President .........Robert Hauge, 2704 Dover, Longview, Wa 98632 (2%) 425-8796 Secretary ........Nancy Dice, 13802 S.E. 3rd place, Bellevue. Wa 98005 (205) 745-5198 Treasurerr ........ Jean MacNeil, 976 20th ,ve, Seattle, Wa 98122 (206) 322-4385 Editor ............Jacque Morrison, 19425 SE. 322nd, Kent, Wa 98042 (206) 631-871f Regalia ............ke Miles, 4840 S.W. 188 Place, Aloha, Or 97007 (503) 649-6651 Northern Rep .....Bob Nelson, P0 Box 353. Stanwood, Wa 98292 (206) 387-3241 Southern Rep .....Heinz Stromguist, 8005 NM. 17th, Vancouver, Wa 98665 (206) 573-6582 Historian .........Bob Nelson, P0 Box 353, Stanwood, Wa 98292 (205)387-3241

Business meetings are held quarterly as published in calendar. Northern social meetings are held on the third thursday of each month - time and location as published in the calendar. Southern social meetings are held on The third tuesdau of each month 7:30 pm at The Horsebrass Pub, 4534 Belmont St., Portland, Or , unless otherwise noted in calendar. Dues are $15.00 (US) per year plus $5.00 (US) inif iaf ion fee for now membere.

(from the pres.)

HOW IS EVERYONE HOLDING UP!? WE'VE HAD A MARATHON OF EVENTS ALREADY THIS SUMMER - AND IT'S NOT OVER YET!

AS I WRITE THIS, JANIS AND I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM AN ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL WEEKEND AT MOUNT RAINIER HOSTED BY DAVE AND THEA WELLINGTON. EVERY ASPECT OF THE TRIP WAS WELL THOUGHT OUT AND THE WHOLE AFFAIR WENT OFF WITHOUT A HITCH - WELL ALMOST. SUNDAY MORNING'S TRIP FROM CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN TO PARADISE BROUGHT FORTH JUST ENOUGH RAIN TO MAKE A REAL ADVENTURE OF IT. AND WHEN WE ARRIVED AT PARADISE EVERYONE HUSTLED ABOUT PUTTING UP HOOD STICKS AND CANVAS. BY THE TIME THE MORGANS WERE "HOODED UP" THE RAIN WAS COMING DOWN QUITE FERVENTLY AND WE MADE A RAIN-SOAKED DASH FOR THE LODGE. IT WAS SOMETIME DURING THE .SERLJING OF THE INCREDIBLE BRUNCH THAT IT BECAME COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT THE WELLINGTONS HAD A CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT ONE - THEY NEGLECTED TO PACK THE TOP FOR DL' RED & BLACK! JUST HOW WET WAS THE TRIP-- HOME, DAUE AND THEA!?

JUST IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T HEARD - KEN AND PAT McCLINTON HAVE FINISHED REPAIRS ON THEIR EXQUISITE '53 FLAT RAD AND JOINED US ON THE MOUNT RAINIER TRIP! I MUST SAY THAT GREEENE APPEARS TO BE EVEN MORE PERFECT THAN BEFORE THE DISASTROUS ACCIDENT IN ILWACO LAST YEAR. WHEN ANY OF YOU SEE KEN, ASK TO SEE THE PHOTOS OF THE REPAIR WORK - YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THE SHEET METAL MIRACLES ACCOMPLISHED BY KEN AND MARK McCLINTON. CONGRATULATIONS, KEN AND PAT, FOR PUTTING A FINE MACHINE BACK ON THE ROAD!!

I'M SURE YOU ARE ALL AWARE THAT THERE ARE 3 EVENTS COMING UP IN QUICK SUCCESSION - THE MORRISON'S GREAT GATSBY PARTY IN JUST A COUPLE OF DAYS, FOLLOWED BY THE PORTLAND ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET, AND JUST ABOUT THE TIME YOU GET YOUR NEXT NEWSLETTER IT WILL BE TIME FOR THE 3RD QUARTER BUSINESS MEETING. SD IF YOU WAIT FOR THE SEPTEMBER MOGAZINE TO FIND OUT WHAT'S GOING ON IN SEPTEMBER - IT'S GOING TO BE TOO LATE! READ ALL ABOUT IT IN THIS ISSUE!

SEE YOU AT THE NEXT EVENT

TREASURER'S REPORT

JEAN MacNEIL WENT TO DISNEYLAND ON HER VACATION! NO REPORT FOR JULY!!

MOG NW WELCOMES ALL NEW MEMBERS:

DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND MY CONTROL YOUR NAMES WILL BE IN NEXT MONTHS NEWSLETTER ....... SORRY, JACQUE, EDITOR

MORGAN GO 'TO COL..L.EGE ; GRPiIDUATE W I 'TH HONOR E

The Seattle area's First Annual All-British Field Meet was held at Bellevue Community College over the July 22nd weekend, and went off with very few hitches. Ten Morgans were among the fine automobiles on display -- a small number, compared to other marques, but a respectable showing.

The MOG-NW members present commented very favorably on the weather (sunny, warm, nice breeze) the location (B.C.C. parking areas -- trees, grass, shade, nicely spread out) the organization (the MG people ran the event and did a super job) and the large number of Morgan enthusiasts we met. We should have several new members joining the Club as a result of contacts made, and we learned of several Morgans in Washington which even Bob Nelson didn't know about.

There were more Lotuses (Loti?) there than we'd ever seen, and their group had a nice display of how to build a Lotus from frame up; there were a whole flock of Bentleys and Rolls Royces, some wonderful touring cars; there was a Daimler limo which was a show-stopper; there were two Rileys; there was Jim Dietz's early MG (he has sold his blue flat rad Morgan); and there were LOTS of other MGs.

Mike Miles had sent the Club's Regalia supply to Bellevue and we sold nearly $400 worth -- see Jean MacNeil's report. The visors were a hit, as were the new sweatshirts. One young visitor bought a tee-shirt, much to her MG-owning father's disgust ("But Dad, I like it lots better than the MG ones!") There were calls for enameled pins, and full caps rather than visors, and short-sleeved shirts, but Hey! We did good.

The voting for People's Choice Best Morgan found Dave and Thea Wellington's 4/4 taking first place. Their son claims that voters are easily swayed by lots of shiny badges and little flags. But the car's color didn't hurt; I overheard many folks commenting on the lovely shade of wine. Hugh and Joan Rogers took second place with their ivory 4/4; it has a beautiful maroon interior. And Gil and Barbara Steger: captured third place with their beige and brown +4 drop head.

Jean MacNeil brought her white +8 across the bridge despite its cracked frame; Rod Ashton's shiny +4, Hal Meden's +4 DHC, and the Powley's 4-place 4/4 repre-sented the BRG crowd; Bob Nelson chose to bring his Black 4-place; and Mike Amos' 4/4 (yellow) and the Dice's +8 (red) provided some bright spots of color in the line-up.

Following the event, the Wellingtons ran another great party, this time at their normal place of residence on Lake Washington. Hamburgers, boat rides, ping pong, and beer. Red Hook! A whole keg! And Nancy's cherry pies! And cake! And apple pies! And salads! And more people! You shoulda been there!

-- Nancy Dice

Wellington (wel' in-ton)

1, n. seaport and capitol of New Zealand, on North Island. 2. first Duke of, (Arthur Wellesley), 1769-1852; British §cneral and statesman; defeated Napoleon at Waterloo (1815); prime minister (1828-1830). 3, -s, n. p1, rubber boots coming up or nearly up to knees, , n, a social get-together, usually a high elevation at which

Wellingtons are worn because of inclement weather.

FUIRTU1111D FILL EFITISIH FIELID MEET] IT'S TIME TO START MAKING YOUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE YEAR'S BIGGEST EVENT. THE PORTLAND ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! IF FACT, THIS IS THE LAST NEWSLETTER YOU WILL RECEIVE PRIOR TO THE EVENT. IF YOU HAVEN'T RECEIVED A PRE-REGISTRATION PACKET IN THE MAIL THERE IS A REPRODUCTION OF IT ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE. THIS IS THE BIGGEST, BUSIEST, MOST OUTRAGEOUS EVENT OF THE YEAR - SO DON'T MISS IT!

ALTERNATE LODGING

MEMBERS WHO CHOOSE NOT TO STAY AT THE RED LION MAY WANT TO CONSIDER A NEW MOTEL LOCATED NEAR THE SITE OF THE FIELD MEET. IT IS CALLED THE BEST WESTERN INN @ MEADOWS. IT IS LOCATED JUST BEHIND ELMER'S PANCAKE HOUSE WHICH IS THE LOCATION OF OUR SATURDAY BREAKFAST. AT THE TIME OF THIS WRITING THEY WEREN'T SCHEDULED TO OPEN UNTIL THE END OF JULY, BUT THEY WILL ANSWER THE PHONE AND TAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND. CALL 1- BOO-528-1234 OR - (503) 286-3600. SOME OF US PLAN TO CHECK IN FRIDAY NIGHT AND THEN DRIVE OUR MOR6ANS OVER TO THE RED LION TO PICK UP OUR REGISTRATION PACKETS THEN RETURN TO THE BEST WESTERN FOR "PROPER SOCIALIZING".

BREAKFAST

7:30 AM SHOULD FIND YOU AT ELMER'S PANCAKE HOUSE. ELMER'S IS ON THE EAST SIDE OF I-S ACROSS FROM PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY WHICH IS THE LOCATION OF THE FIELD MEET. FROM THE NORTH, TAKE THE FIR EXIT THEN TURN LEFT - FROM THE SOUTH, TAKE THE FIR EXIT THEN TURN RIGHT - YOU'LL FIND US!

LUNCH

YOUR LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED COMPLIMENTS OF MOB NW. FRIED CHICKEN 'N FIX'NS WILL ARRIVE AT 12:00. ALL YOU NEED TO BRING IS YOUR APPETITE. ALL FOOD, PLATES, NAPKINS, AND COLD POP WILL BE SUPPLIED BY THE CLUB!

DINNER

PARTICIPANTS IN THE MEET WILL ALSO HAVE THEIR EVENING MEAL PROVIDED BY THE CLUB. THIS YEAR WE WILL BE HAVING A HAMBURGER FEAST PREPARED BY THE ABLE CHEF AT THE ROCK CREEK TAVERN AND RESTAURANT. CHIPS AND SNACKS AT 6:00 PM, BURGERS WILL START COMING OFF THE GRILL AT 7:00 PM. THIS OLD FASHIONED WESTERN STYLE TAVERN/RESTAURANT HAS A TON OF ATMOSPHERE PLUS OUTDOOR SEATING ON DECKS. IT'S IN A RURAL SETTING WITH PLENTY OF PARKING NEAR THE EATING AREA SO WE CAN EAT, LOOK AT MORGANS, AND SOCIALIZE ALL AT THE SAME TIME! MO6NW WILL PROVIDE ALL THE EATS - BUT YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR DRINKS - SO BRING A LITTLE CASH!

DIRECTIONS - TAKE HIGHWAY 25 WEST TO CORNELIUS PASS EXIT. TURN RIGHT (NORTH) AND FOLLOW CORNELIUS PASS TO INTERSECTION OF OLD CORNELIUS PASS ROAD. TURN LEFT AND FOLLOW OLD CORNELIUS PASS

ROAD TO THE ROCK CREEK TAVERN. SEE YOU THERE!

YOU MUST RSVP FOR THIS EVENT PLEASE CALL THE HAUGE'S AT C206) 425_0755 IN THE EVENING OR BOB HAUGE AT (206) '123-3350 DURING THE DAY. WE MUST KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE COMING IN ORDER TO PLAN FOR THE MEALS. DEADLINE IS AUGUST 20TH.

DON'T FORGET! RSVP TO THE HAUGES

MUMFORD MANOR Bed & Breakfast

Courtland L. Mumford

1130 S.W. King• Portland, Oregon 97205 (503) 243-2443

BOB NELSON PASSED THIS CARD ON TO US FOR ADDITIONAL LODGING FOR THE ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET. THE MUMFORDS BED & BREAKFAST SOUNDS WONDERFUL!!!

MOG NORTHWEST SOUTH SOCIAL MEETING

On luly 18, just two days after the great Wellington Mountain caper, the southern group gathered at the Morse Brass Pub for its monthly social meeting. Although our numbers were unusually small (7), there was plenty of conversation and note comparing about the weekend at Mt. Rainier. Mike Miles had just received the new MOG fashion line for fall, so we were treated to a sneak preview.

Since there were so few of us, the conversation naturally gravitated toward what might be done to increase the southern groups participation. We all agreed that the meeting place appeared - to be the decisive factor on how many people choose to attend - either because of the pub's atmosphere or its physical location. With that in mind, on August 15 we will again meet at the Rock Creek Tavern where in the past year we have always had the best turn out. So jump in your Moggie (or any other form of transportation) and head for Rock Creek for some good food, drink and like-minded conversation.

HEINZ STROMQUIST

Morgan Mountain Caper

Dave and Thea Wellington's Crystal Mountain Caper is now a part of Morgan history. But for those of us who gathered together for that glorious weekend, the memories will always remain.

Friday afternoon, Morgans began arriving in small groups and singly. New members Dave and Adele Erbeck from Marysville were there with a very original mid-fifties Plus 4 just out of long-term storage. Good to see these earlier cars getting out on the road again. Yeh, and speaking of on the road again, Green was there on the shake down run with Pat and Ken McClinton along for the ride. (Thanks to Mark McClinton's expertise and Wanda McClinton's patience.)

Dick and Nancy Dice, Glenn and Louis Jewitt, Ron and Arlene Weiskind, Dennis and Jacque Morrison plus Dave and Thea Wellington provided the local color.

The balance of Southerners made a mass arrival after dark, playing follow the leader, winding through the foothills of the Cascades. This group was made up by Bob and Janis Hauge, Henry and Wanda Stromquist, Dwight and Merideth Smith along with Roscoe and Linda Nelson who brought their shiny new Plus 8. Wow!

We all fell in love with the Wellington's Chipmunk Lodge. It was all that a log cabin in the forest primeval should be, and at times it became our haven and shelter from the occasionally encroaching weather elements.

On Saturday the sunset dinner at nearly 7,000 feet atop the Crystal Mountain summit actually took place in the middle of a cloud bank occupying that same altitude.

Our chairlift descent through the murk was punctuated with nervous laughter and UAL pilot Glenn Jewett thought it was probably worse than a final approach through the fog at Newark, NJ.

Those of you who have only heard Merideth Smith's dulcet voice should have heard her ringing command to the lift operator, "STOP THAT CHAIR!". also, contrary to her earlier predictions, Pat McClinton did not throw up on the descent.

A colorful trail of Morgans wound up towards Mt. Rainier's Sunrise side on Saturday morning and then up towards the Paradise side on Sunday for brunch. Wonderful roads and vistas. Simply spectacular!

I believe a Brit might describe it as a thoroughly splendid occasion. Thank you, Dave and Thea.

KEN McCLINTON

31RID QUAIRTEIR SUSHIESS MEET11%

WHERE IS 1989 GOING? IT'S TIME TO MEET FOR THE 3RD QUARTER BUSINESS MEETING. I THINK ONE OF THE AGENDA ITEMS SHOULD BE THE CHOOSING OF A NEW TITLE FOR THESE GET-TOGETHERS - PERHAPS MANY CREATIVE AND ENERGETIC MEMBERS THINK THESE ARE MEETINGS FOR OFFICERS ONLY. THIS IS EMPHATICALLY NOT SO! THE OFFICERS OF MOB NW ENCOURAGE ALL MEMBERS TO ATTEND. INNOVATION AND IMPROVEMENT IS THE TRADE MARK OF OUR CLUB AND THE MORE IDEAS AND INPUT THE BETTER. IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN TO ONE OF THESE MEETINGS, START WITH THIS ONE.

WE WILL BE ASSESSING THE 1989 TOURING SEASON SCHEDULE AS WELL AS ANALYZING SOME OF OUR NEW FINANCIAL POLICIES AFTER UTILIZING THEM FOR THE PAST 6 MONTHS. REGALIA CHOICES AS WELL AS INVENTORY LEVELS WILL ALSO BE UP FOR DISCUSSION. WE WILL ALSO BE DISCUSSING LAST YEAR'S ELECTION PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE IF CHANGES ARE NEEDED. REMEMBER, THE AGENDA IS OPEN AND OUR GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE CLUB FOR 1390 - SUGGESTIONS ARE WELLCOME'

PLEASE MAKE AN EFFORT TO ATTEND. THE OFFICERS WOULD RELISH A FULL HOUSE FOR THE DELIBERATIONS!

THE DATE IS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH

10:00 AM

CAMMARANO BROS. INC. MDTTMAN INDUSTRIAL PARK 3100 29TH AVE. S.W. OLYMPIA, WA

(206) 3S7-B'-Ul

IT'S A PIECE OF CAKE TO FIND DALJE CAMMARANO'S WAREHOUSE - JUST FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS:

1. FROM EITHER NORTH OR SOUTH TAKE EXIT IOLf OFF I-S ONTO ABERDEEN/SHELTON FREEWAY. 2. TAKE 1ST EXIT OFF ABERDEEN FREEWAY (DECATOR STREET). 3. LEFT ONTO DECATOR STREET AND CROSS FREEWAY. Li. RIGHT ONTO MOTTMAN ROAD AND CONTINUE FOR .6 MILES. S. LEFT ONTO 25TH INTO MOTTMON INDUSTRIAL PARK. S. CONTINUE STRAIGHT THROUGH STOP SIGH FOR .5 MILES WHERE ROAD

WILL "T" WITH 29TH. 7. WAREHOUSE IS LOCATED 1/2 BLOCK TO RIGHT ON 29TH.

WE WILL BE FINISHED IN PLENTY OF TIME FOR YOU TO RETURN HOME WITH PART OF THE DAY LEFT FOR DOMESTIC CHORES!

PLEASE JOIN US - WE'LL SHARE THE COFFEE IF YOU'LL SHARE YOUR IDEAS AND ENTHUSIASM,

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