June

1933 Morgan MX-2 Super Sport

June 11 2nd Quarter business meeting in OLympia Gov'nor Bob Hauge (206) 425-8796

House Hotel 10:30 AM, 621 South Capitol Way Hotel (206) 352-7700

followed by tour of Harstene Island

June 16 HOG NW North, social meeting at Godfathers Pizza Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

in Totem Lake Godfathers 223-1111

June 19 British car picnic in Victoria, BC, (not Jim Walters (604) 388-5923

"official" HOG NW event - but should be super') Bristol Motors

June 21 HOG NW South, social meeting at Horsebrass Pub Ken McClinton (503) 581-1059

July 15- Morro Bay gathering at Cambria, California Hike Hattem (213) 827-0101

18 Cambria Pine Lodge: (805) 927-4200 or Work (213) 476-6363

1-800-354-9977

July 16 Historic auto races, Portland (not "official"

club event)

July 19 HOG NW South, social meeting at Horsebrass Pub Ken McClinton (503) 581-1059

July 21 HOG NW North, social meeting Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

JuLy 23 All British picnic at Haviland Vintners The Nelson's (206) 387-3241

Woodinville, Wa.

Aug. 12- llwaco tour The Hauge's (206) 425-8796

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Aug. 16 HOG NW South, social meeting at Horsebrass Pub Ken McClinton (503) 581-1059

Aug. 18 HOG NW North, social meeting Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

Sep. 3- All British Field Meet, Portland OR. The Huntley's (503) 659-4773

4 Saturday night social at the Warrens The Warren's (503) 292-4962

Sep. 10 3rd Quarter business meeting in Olympia Gov'nor Bob Hauge (206) 425-8796

House Hotel 10:30 AM, 621 South Capitol Way Hotel (206) 352-7700

Sep. 15 HOG NW North, social meeting Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

Sep. 20 HOG NW South, social meeting at Horsebrass Pub Ken McClinton (503) 581-1059

Sep. 23- Puget Sound, Vancouver Island & British The Powley's (604) 738-8685

27 Columbia tour. Last tour of the summer!!

Oct. 15 HOG NW South, social meeting at the Huntly's

in Portland for "Pictionary Potluck"

Oct. 20 HOG NW North, social meeting

Nov. 15 HOG NW South, social meeting at Horsebrass Pub

Nov. 17 HOG NW North, social meeting

Dec. 3 4th Quarter business meeting and annual

banquet with election of officers for 1989.

The Gov'nor House Hotel, 621, South Capitol Way.

The Huntley's (503) 659-4773

Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

Ken McClinton (503) 581-1059

Bob Nelson (206) 387-3241

Bob Hauge (206) 425-8796

Hotel (206) 352-7700

SUJTTLUT (from the pres.)

WOW! WE'VE GOT THE "GREAT NORTHWEST MORGAN TOURING SEASON" OFF TO A GRAND START!

FIRST THE STROMQUIST'S HOSTED THE VISIT TO THE PICTURESQUE PITTOCK MANSION FOLLOWED BY A TOUR AND LUNCH AT THE ROCK CREEK TAVERN. THEN, A COUPLE OF WEEKENDS AGO, MANY OF US MOGGERS DELIGHTED IN THE SPLENDID WEEKEND ORGANIZED BY THE POWLEYS IN VANCOUVER, BC. I WON'T GO INTO ALL THE DETAILS BECAUSE GLENN JEWETT SAID HE WANTED TO TELL EVERYONE ABOUT THE TERRIFIC TIME WE HAD - BUT I MUST SAY THAT JANIS AND I FELT THE FIELD MEET WAS VERY WELL DONE, THE BOTANICAL GARDENS PROVIDED A PERFECT SETTING, AND THE CANADIAN HOSPITALITY WAS UNPARALLELED. MANY THANKS TO MIKE AND ROSEMARIE POWLEY FOR THE INVITATION TO THEIR HOME SATURDAY EVENING AND FOR MAKING US "OUT-OF-TOWNERS" FEEL RIGHT AT HOME! I AM CONCERNED, THOUGH, ABOUT MIKE'S MOTIVES FOR THE "EXIT TOUR" SUNDAY MORNING - IT WAS A LOT OF FUN AND CERTAINLY MUCH BETTER THAN JUST HITTING THE HIGHWAY FOR HOME - BUT THE THOUGHT DID OCCUR TO ME THAT IT WAS ALMOST AS THOUGH WE AMERICANS WERE BEING ESCORTED TO THE BORDER!!

COMING UP NEXT IS THE QUARTERLY MEETING. I'M INCLUDING THIS IN THE DISCUSSION ABOUT TOURING BECAUSE DAVE CAMMARANO HAS PUT TOGETHER A NIFTY TOUR TO HARTSTENE ISLAND FOLLOWING THE MEETING. EVEN YOU FOLKS WHO DETEST BUSINESS MEETINGS (JULIAN!) SHOULD COME TO THIS ONE SINCE IT MIGHT BE THE ONLY CHANCE TO TOUR WITH YOUR FELLOW MOGGERS DURING JUNE!

MORRO BAY SCOOP !

ROSCOE NELSON SAYS HE IS DEFINITELY HEADED SOUTH FOR THE BIG FESTIVITIES IN CAMBRIA, CA. THOSE MEMBERS WHO ARE GOING THIS YEAR SHOULD GET IN TOUCH WITH ROSCOE SO THAT A LITTLE ORGANIZING CAN BE DONE! ROSCOE CAN BE REACHED AT (S03) 227 -1859.

ONCE AGAIN I WANT TO THANK THE CONTRIBUTORS TO LAST MONTHS MOGAZINE. KEN McCLINTON AND DICK DICE BOTH WRITE WITH A FLAIR THAT MAKES READING THEIR ARTICLES PURE ENJOYMENT. WE'VE BEEN ENTERTAINED AND INFORMED - AND WE APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH!

AND FURTHERMORE, THERE WON'T BE ANYMORE OF THIS "DON'T PUT MY NAME ON IT" BUSINESS! YOU FOLKS WHO GIVE YOUR TIME AND TALENT TO THE MOGAZINE DESERVE TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR EFFORT! END OF DISCUSSION, KEN!

ALTHOUGH OUR GROUP IS NOT QUITE USED TO "SOCIAL ONLY" MEETINGS, WE ALL HAD A FINE TIME. HENRY AND WANDA STROMQUIST AND BOB AND JANIS HAUGE RECOUNTED THEIR ADVENTURES AT THE ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET IN CANADA. WE HAD SUCH A TERRIFIC WEEKEND - WE WISH MORE OF YOU COULD HAVE JOINED US, MAYBE NEXT YEAR! MOST OF THE EVENING WAS GIVEN TO CHATTING ABOUT THE ANTICIPATED SUMMER ACTIVITIES AND MAKING PLANS FOR NEXT MONTH'S MEETING.

WE WILL BE BACK AT THE HORSEBRASS AND WE WILL HAVE VIDEO TAPES CONTRIBUTED BY JOHN MACK AND BOB HAUGE. PLEASE JOIN US - THE FOOD IS GOOD AND THE COMPANY IS TERRIFIC. 7:30 PM AT THE HORSEBRASS - BE THERE!!

SPECIAL NOTICE DAVE CAMMARANO'S MINI TOUR TO HARSTENE ISLAND HAS BEEN EXTENDED_ AFTER OUR STOP AT THE ART GALLERY WE WILL TOUR THE HOODSPORT WINERY, HAVE DINNER AT THE HOODSPORT INN, AND THEN STAY AT THE ALDERBROOK INN FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 898-2200 PLEASE .TOIL US IF YOU CAN!

SEE YOU AT THE QUARTERLY MEETING!

REPORT FROM THE HORSEBRASS PUB

THIS REPORT ISN'T REALLY FROM THE HORSEBRASS PUB THIS MONTH. ACTUALLY THE SOUTHERN BUNCH MET AT FRED BOWMAN'S PORTLAND BREWING CO. THIS DELIGHTFUL CHANGE IN LOCALE FOUND US SITTING AROUND A HUGE TABLE IN THE PUB SECTION OF FRED'S ESTABLISHMENT. MANY OF US SAMPLED THE OFFERING OF FINE FOOD FOLLOWED BY SERIOUS QUAFFING OF THE BREW - PORTLAND ALE TO BE EXACT. FORTUNATELY THE QUAFFING APPEARED TO BE INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE MILEAGE TO BE DRIVEN AFTERWARDS SO I'M QUIE CERTAIN ALL MADE IT HOME SAFELY!

MUG NW NORTH MONTHLY MEETING by JEAN MACNEIL

On May 19, Madison Park was once again teased with the throaty sound of Morgan exhausts as a select few of the Northern Contingent gathered at the Red Onion. The Morrisons began the evening early, looking for a steam cleaner at five pm; as MacNeil raced by on her way to install the lower radiator hose before motoring back down the hill to join them. Her first solo repair coripleted, she drove up full of pride just as Jim Smalley arrived from the Poulsbo area. across the Sound. Already inside attacking their pizzas were Bob and Loretta Nelson, Dennis and Jacque Morrison, and Gary and Pam Bell.

Mike Amos arrived not long after with more discounted books for sale, and the race was on to wipe the pizza goo off the fingers before Bob Nelson got all the classics. (No one was as quick as Bob, even though he didn't have any dough other than the pizza type. That Amos is a trusting fellow.)

The main topic of conversation was "Where the were all the other members?." If Smalley could make it across a bridge and a ferry, one would think those living within a mile or so could stop by. Those of us there had a lively time, and we missed the rest of you. Other topics of interest were repair comparisons (lies??), gear talk, and tales of shakey shake-down trip.

After discussion of the poor turnout and the parking hassle at the Onion, it was agreed to meet at Godfathers Pizza near Totem Lake in Kirkland in June. Take the 116th Street exit from northbound 405 or the 124th Street exit from southbound 405. Nelson assures everyone that they do serve beer, and children are welcome. So pile 'em in the boot and we'll see you there.

ALL BRITISH MEET AT VAN DUZEN by GLENN JEWETT

They came from all directions, these British autos, on a rainy Friday afternoon. We were converging on Vancouver B.C. for the meet on the lawn at beautiful Van Duzen Gardens, Saturday the 14th of May 1988. Fourteen Morgans were in the group, most from MOG NW. They came from Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Alberta.

Louise and I left early Friday afternoon (top up) for Vancouver, hoping for good weather. Met the Hauge's and the Stromquist's at the border. We attended the cocktail party at Pacific Palisades Hotel where we met friendly well organized folks, talked to Bert McCabe briefly, and picked up our entry packet for Saturday. We were quartered at the Holiday Inn part of the fantastic planning for this event by Mike and Rosemarie Powley.

Went to Powley's Saturday morning for show and shine and breakfast. Joined Doug and Thailia Kingsford in washing up the buggys. The sun came out just as we approached the Gardens and the weather stayed nice for the day. Aside from over 200 cars in attendance, the Gardens were in full bloom and gorgeous. Bob and Janis Hauge won a well deserved first place for their 4/4, the McKenzie's were second, and Geoff Burkholder was third in the Morgan judging. Dr. Bob Walker brought his racing 4/4 and was rubbing shoulders with the vintage racers, a TVR, Lotus Super 7, and others. Overall a very pleasant day at Van Duzen. We capped the afternoon with a run up to Deep Cove and MT. Seymour. Led by the Stromquist's, the Hauge's, Dick Dice, and the Jewett's we got a good view of Vancouver.

Saturdays finest hours came at the Powley's barbeque, Noggin, Natter, and general blow out. We had car talk, videos (courtesy of Bert McCabe), door prizes, and a very good time. So good in fact that Bob and Loretta Nelson came all the way from Camano Island just for the party. If this was any indication of Powley hospitality, you will not want to miss the Vancouver Island tour in September.

Sunday morning the Powley's lead five Morgans to the border via a delightful exit tour through farm country to the Cloverdale Transport Museum and across the line at Alderbrook. We lunched at Lynden split up for home tired but happy.

Footnote: Mike Powley won second place with his Jaguar (The Purple Gerkin) Another footnote from the editor: Pictures courtesy of Mike Powley.

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• Ten charming and cozy individually • Two blocks from the Port of flwaco and decorated guest rooms fishing deet

• Three dormitory style sleeping rooms I • One block from the ice aesm parlor and- and a lounge for groups or individuals retaumats Vacationing 001 budget O'mk u 1.d.astl • One block from the llwaco Heritage Museum

Call and make your reservation to vacation with us. We look forward to meeting you!

206/642-8686 The bo at kwAco & THE PLAYHOusE

120 Williams Street NE • flwaco. Washington (os the Long Beach Fcei'iswia)

THIS EVENT WAS PREVIOUSLY BILLED AS "THE EASTERN WASHINGTON WINERY TOUR". ALAS! A FEW THINGS DIDN'T COME TOGETHER LIKE THEY SHOULD. CONSEQUENTLY, JANIS AND I ARE OFFERING AN ALTERNATE AGENDA WHICH WILL PROVIDE A COMBINATION OF LOW—SPEED, SIGHT—SEEING TOURING, TOURISTY TYPE ATTRACTIONS, SCENIC COASTAL LOCATION, GREAT FOOD, MUSEUM AND ANTIOUEING OPPORTUNITIES, AND PLENTY OF TIME FOR ENJOYING THE COMPANY OF FELLOW MEMBERS.

THIS MAY SEEM A BIT EARLY TO START TOOTING THE HORN ABOUT AN EVENT THAT TAKES PLACE IN AUGUST, BUT I ASSURE YOU THAT LODGING IS PRECARIOUSLY CLOSE TO NON—EXISTENT ALREADY.

TO ASSIST IN YOUR DECISION ABOUT JOINING US - HERE IS THE TRIP IN A NUTSHELL: WE WILL DEPART KELSO, WA. AT 10:00 AM ON FRIDAY AUGUST 12TH FOR A DRIVE TO ASTORIA, OR. VIA THE OLD DEPRESSION ERA ROADS THAT MEANDER THROUGH THE COASTAL HILLS. WE WILL STOP OCCASIONALLY FOR BREAKS AND TO VIEW THE WILDLIFE THAT IS NORMALLY CLOSE AT HAND. UPON ARRIVAL IN ASTORIA WE WILL DRIVE TO THE TOP OF THE HIGHEST

HILL IN THE AREA TO SEE THE ASTORIA COLUMN AND THEN TAKE IN THE SPECTACULAR VIEW OF THE MOUTH OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER. THEN A DRIVE ACROSS THE TOLL BRIDGE TO WASHINGTON AND ON TO A LATE LUNCH AT THE BOAT BASIN IN ILWACO WHERE A LOT OF LITTLE SHOPS SERVE ANYTHING FROM HOTDOGS TO FRESH SEAFOOD. BRING YOUR OWN PLIERS!! AFTER CHECKING INTO OUR ROOMS THERE WILL BE TIME FOR WALKING, SHOPPING, VISITING MUSEUMS, EXPLORING THE BOAT DOCKS, ETC. - ALL WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF YOUR ROOM. IF EVENING BRINGS ON A CASE OF THE HUNGRYS, A LOCAL RESTAURANT REPUTEDLY PUTS OUT A NICE SEAFOOD BUFFET ON FRIDAY NIGHTS - OR MAYBE A WALK TO THE ICE CREAM PARLOUR - I THINK ITS ONLY THREE BLOCKS!! SATURDAY MORNING WILL FIND US TAKING SHORT JAUNTS FROM ONE SCENIC SPOT TO THE NEXT. VISITING LIGHT HOUSES, PILES OF OYSTER SHELLS, EXAMPLES OF OLD ARCHITECTURE, ETC. LUNCH WILL BE AT THE HAUGE'S PLACE NEAR OYSTERLIILLE. THE LAST OF SATURDAY AFTERNOON WILL BE LEFT FOR YOUR OWN CHOICE OF ACTIVITIES. MAYBE A NAP! DINNER THAT NIGHT WILL BE AT THE SANCTUARY RESTAURANT IN CHINOOK (ABOUT 7 MILES AWAY). THE SANCTUARY IS A TURN OF THE

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ROOM WITH QUEEN BED 2 PEOPLE APPROX $32.00

ROOM WITH 2 DOUBLE BEDS,2 PEOPLE APPROX $33.00

PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS IMMEDIATELY. THEY WILL ASK YOU FOR SOME SORT OF A DEPOSIT AND YOUR REMITTANCE OF SAME WILL TAKE MY BANK CARD OFF THE HOOK!

IF YOU CALL FOR RESERVATIONS AND FIND THAT EVERYTHING IS TAKEN, CALL ME (BOB HAUGE (206) 425_8755) I WILL TRY TO FIND MORE ROOMS IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.

PLEASE JOIN US. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO BEING AT YOUR SERVICE IN AUGUST!

THIS IS AN RSUP EVENT CONTACT BOB & JAN IS HAUGE (206) L±250756

"It's as if our garage gets pregnant every summer!"

CARTOON SUBMITTED BY THAT FUNNY FELLOW BOB NELSON!!

CENTURY CHURCH THAT HAS BEEN CONVERTED INTO A RESTAURANT THAT SERVES VERY GOOD FOOD. YOU WILL FIND THE SETTING QUITE UNUSUAL AND VERY INTERESTING! AFTER DINNER A SHORT DRIVE WILL PUT US BACK IN ILWACO FOR AN EVENING IN THE PARLOR AT THE INN. SUNDAY MORNING WILL FIND THE GROUP PACKING UP AFTER BREAKFAST AND HEADING OUT FOR THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE HOME.

WELL, HOW DOES IT SOUND?! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN US, MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW AT ONE OF THESE TWO LOCATIONS. THESE ESTABLISHMENTS ARE SO CLOSE TO ONE ANOTHER THAT THEY NEARLY TOUCH ON ONE CORNER - SO IT'S LIKE ALL THE ROOMS ARE IN THE SAME PLACE. WE WILL ALL BE CLOSE TOGETHER REGARDLESS OF WHICH ACCOMODATIONS YOU CHOOSE.

#1 THE INN AT ILWACO. (206) 642-8686

THE INN IS A NEW ENGLAND STYLE CHURCH THAT IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING CONVERTED INTO A BED 'N' BREAKFAST. THEY HAVE ASSURED ME THEY WILL BE FULLY OPERATIONAL LONG BEFORE MID AUGUST. WE HAVE HELD ALL 10 ROOMS FOR AUGUST 12TH AND 13TH. PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

2 ROOMS OFF PARLOR, W/BATH $65.00

2 ROOMS UPSTAIRS, W/BATH $70.00

6 ROOMS UPSTAIRS, SHARE TWO BATHS, $'-i5.00

#2 HEIDI'S INN (206) 5'-12-2387

HEIDI'S IS A CONTEMPORARY MOTEL UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. IT'S NEAT AND CLEAN AND THEY ARE VERY EAGER TO MAKE YOUR STAY PLEASANT. WE ARE HOLDING THREE ROOMS, EACH WITH A QUEEN BED. THEY MAY ALSO HAVE SOME ROOMS AVAILABLE WITH TWO DOUBLE BEDS. PRICES ARE:

To make sure you get the room of your choice, may we

suggest that you call the Cambria Pines Lodge now and reserve your room today. The rates for the Lodge are

oo D listed below to aid in making your room selection:

ROOM WITHOUT FIREPLACE $52.00 PER NIGHT ft f3 ROOM WITH FIREPLACE $65.00 PER NIGHT

SUITE WITH FIREPLACE $80.00 PER NIGHT all rates subject to room tax 3,~E~tA~ W

When calling for reservations call 800I354 - 8877 or YXI

800/927-200 and mention that you are with the Morgan Club to get the above listed rate for your room. The deadline for obtaining the above quoted rates is June 11, 1988.

Dear Morgan Enthusiast,

In case you might not have heard, it's MogWest time againi On behalf of both the Northern and Southern California Morgan Clubs, we would like to invite you to attend MOGWEST 88 on July 15th thru 18th. HOOWEST 88 takes place again this year at the Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California which Is located on the California Gold Coast exactly 229 miles from both Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Cambria Pines Lodge with its rustic setting offers a perfect atmosphere to hold this event. Come and join fellow Moggers celebrate the sixth anniversary of 0Morgans at Morro Bay". This year promises to be a 100 plus Morgan event.

Each year our committee works hard to create a memorable weekend full of fun and enjoyment, renewing friendships and making new ones. Again, this year we will continue the tradition of an outstanding event, and prove it with a better than ever Concours, an easy Road Rallye, a fun Slalom, Picnic Lunch, a Bar-B-Que, Banquet Dinner and much, much more.

Take a few minutes now and use the enclosed registration forms to join us at MOGWEST 88 .................and don't forget your Morgan.

If you need any additional information not found in this package, contact either of us at the numbers listed below, or drop us a line at the address below.

See you In July,

Michael Ifattem Bob Schmidt

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YOUR REGISTRATION FEE $20.00

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COMPANION REGISTRATION FEE $5.00 x _________ PERSONS * $

Please write the number of type of meals you want:

SATURDAY BOX LUNCH $7.50 x ____ - PERSONS

$ chicken meat

SAT. MITE I3ARBEQUE $15.00 x _______ ___PERSONS

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SUNDAY BANQUET $20.00 x _PERSONS

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MORGAN MODEL: YEAR____ CHASSIS #

MORGAN MODEL: YEAR_______ CHASSIS #

CLUB AFFILIATION:

IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL:

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