FEBRUARY 1968 5737 Tobias Ave. Van Nuys, Calif. 91401 PRESIDENT
Curt Kuebler
398-2217
VICE-PRESIDENT
Ray Cooper
661-6642
SECRETARY TREASURER ACTIVITIES CHAIRMAN
Lyle Arnold Ray Kornfeld Peter Luelsdorf
684-1861 653-9520 925-3015
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Don Morris
284-0387
TECH. CHAIRMAN
Roger Wagner
474-5452
EDITOR, PUBLISHER
Ron Ramage
781-6737
PARLIMENTARIAN
Duane Alan
283-7423
D I N N E R
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The February Membership meeting will be the 12th of February, Rigk~’s Restaurant, 323 West Valley Blvd., Alhambra. (San Bernardino to Garfield Offramp. Garfield North toward Alhambra, left on Valley Blvd., Ricky’s is two blocks West of Garfield on right side. Parking is limited, but additional is available behind J.C. Naylor Insurance, 401 W. Valley Blvd., a short block West of Ricky’s) Featured speaker is our own Mr. Dale Boyd, to talk about Rallying, in preparation for forthcoming events this year. Mr. Boyd is a Rallyist of no mean talent and what he will say can be of interest and benefit to all. --l--
DINNER
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Look forward to an evening of informal good fellowship, cocktail hour starting at 6:30 PM, dinner 7:30. Meeting approximately 8:30. Reservations must be mailed no later than 7th of February, using reservation form at end of this paper. Those who prefer to attend the Meeting only, may feel free to come after dinner. In any case, come one, come all, however you prefer. Ray Cooper - Vice President JANUARY MEETING Apologies to all hardy souls who came out to attend the January Meeting only to find the meeting place dark and unprepared. Due to Holidays the School personnel had overlooked our Meeting Permit which had previously been confirmed. We have an apology and assurance that such inconvenience will not occur again. Credit for those who came to attend the January Meeting will not be lost, if each of you will state such attendance in the remarks column of the Membership Roster you sign at the February Meeting. If you do not attend the February Meeting please contact the Activities Chairman, Peter Luelsdorf. TREASURER’S REPORT Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements Period: October I to December 31, 1967 Cash in Bank - 10/1/67 $ 501.08 Refund of Dues from National $ 128.43 Sale of Badges g Merchandise 50.00 Gain on Coffee 14.86 Received from Events: Camp-0ut 3.58 0ktoberfest 70.00 Willowsprings Time Trials 1,328.98 Christmas Dinner Dance 615.25 2,211.10 Total to be accounted for 2,712.18 Newsletter g Publication costs 166.27 Officers Expense 75.08 Achievement Awards 178.51 Purchase of Name Badges 8.19 Cost of Events Camp-0ut 4.15 0ktoberfest 50.30 Willowsprings Time Trials 923.73 Christmas Dinner Dance 887.00 Cash in Bank - 12/31/67 Total accounted for . .
2,293.23 418.95 $2,712.18
Ray Kornfeld - Treasurer --2--
1968
Wondering what kind of activities PCA-LA will indulge in this year? Don’t worry. Just take an active interest and have much fun finding out. Events are already planned each month with only a few opportunities left for event chairmen, The monthly Tech Meetings will include more field trips and guest speakers. The Motto for 1968 is:
BE THERE ~ Curt Kuebler - President
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE - 1968 Ac°tivities JAN. 28 FEB. 25 MAR. 24 APR. 21 MAY 26-30 JUN. 23 JULY 28 AUG. 25 SEPT. 29 OCT. 20 NOV. 29 DEC. 14
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Apple Valley Breakfast g Slalom Freezin’ Frolic III Rallye to Bouquet Canyon Gymkhana at the Rose Bowl Santa Barbara Tour (Memorial Day Races) Driver’s School at Whiteman’s Stadium Lucky 7+2 Ral!ye Beach Party at Doheny State Park Winery Tour Autocross Death Valley Weekend Tour Christmas Dinner Dance, La Canada Country Club
FREEZIN’ FROLIC II! - FEBRUARY 25th
Synchronize your s~opwatcheso At exactly 12:01 PM, Feb. 25th, we’re off once again on a 200 mile Rallye. Rallyemaster Nick Friesen has appropriately entitled this fiasco the Freezin’ Frolic III. You will travel over roads shared by other Porsche lovers through the beautiful California countryside. Rallye instructions and competition to be simple and fun for both driver and navigator. Meeting place is Denny’s Restaurant, 530 Ramirez St.~ L.A. (behind Union Station, Downtown). First car is scheduled to leave at 12:01 PM. Entry fee will be $3.00 for PCA’ers and $4.00 for Guests. Trophies and Prizes will be awarded for one class of competition. You will have a chance to discuss your mistakes and discover where the checkpoints were that you couldn’t find over dinner at the final checkpoint. FEBRUARY TECH MEETING February’s Tech Meeting will be at U.C.L.A. for a tour of the smog research facilities in the engineering department. Professor W.J. King, who is a coordinator of several air pollution research projects there, will discuss the automobile’s contribution to smog, discuss the various methods being tested to reduce it, and conduct a tour of their lab facilities. Meet at the usual location, Boggs g McBurney parking lot at 11650 Santa Monica Blvd., W.L.A. about 7:45 PM Wednesday, February 28th. To reduce U.C.L.A. parking cost we can share the ride to U.C.L.A. Meeting place at U.C.L.A. will be announced at the next membership meeting. Roger Wagner - Tech Chairman
MISSION:
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Joe Schneider, Infamous Rallyemaster, is coming again. Reserve March 24tho A repeat performance ending in Bouquet Canyon entitled MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE2~ DECEMBER TECH MEETING The last event for the year 1967 took place on the cool, foggy evening of December 27th. Despite the fog, 15 Porscheneers managed to find the rendezvous in Culver City where Stu Haggart maintains a pair of yellow race-prepared 911’s. Gil Ranney, owner-driver of one car, was there to answer questions and grimace when Stu started his LOUD engine to check everyone’s noise threshold. It was loud enough just sitting in the machine, engine off, listening to the trio of electric fuel pumps. Anyway, Stu’s facilities were impressive and there was plenty of time to ask him appropriate questions, as Myron Kagan and Alain Mona found out. Long distance award for the evening was won, as usual, by Lancasterite Joe Schneider. Honorable mention went to Don Morris’ father, visiting from Montana. Non-Porsche conveyance demerits were given to Ray Cooper Lyle Arnold, and Bill Mclnery. (All in fun fellas~) Curt Kuebler TECH TIPS PCA’er Ernest Ozsva~h suggests a low cost substitute for the factory $4.90 - 912 paper amr filter cartridges. The Lee brand filter is available at Fedco and Unimart stores, at $1.48. Lee part no. is AFL-101 made for ’59-’62 Rambler 6, ’61 Studebaker 6, or ’59 g ’60 Studebaker V8 2bbls. Filter paper area looks about the same as the stock Mann filter. UP-FIXIN IS HERE UP-FIXIN der PORSCHE (Volume II) has been printed and is now ready for sale -to all PCA members. All 211 pages of this handsome new book are filled with technical articles and data reprinted from PORSCHE P~ORAMA (1961-66), including photographs, drawings, etc. Credit for following this project to completion must go to Budd Snyder and those who helped with the cutting, pasting, proofing: Don Morris, Owen Champion, Ray Kornfeld, Lyle Arnold, Paul Magaris, John Stimpson, "Doc" Gouchenour, Nick Friesen, . . . Curt Kuebler WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Donald R. Kohn 22015 Lopez Street Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364 ’67 - 912
Michael W. Timko 6901 Ranchito ~venue Van Nuys, Calif. 91405 ’66 - 912 -4-
CHANGE OF ADDRESS: Grace & Charles Watts 10400 Downey Avenue Downey, Calif. 90241
Glenn K. L. Mulligan 387 Nutwood Street Brea, California 92621
FOR SALE: Capacitor Discharge ignition systems, Delta Mark Ten, 6 or 12 volt negative ground, special price to PCA members. Call Curt at 398-2217. APPLE VALLEY - (FREEZING FROLIC?) If you’ve ever been on a jaunt to Apple Valley through snow crested fields in a Speedster (without heater) you know how welcome Roy Roger’s face and good food can be. This was the real Freezing Frolic this year. (34°) Ron Ramage, Editor FEBRUARY MEETING
Reservation for February 12th dinner Meeting Name No. of Reservations Check one: Top Sirloin Steak @ $4.25 per person Baked Ham Dinner
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(Price of each include tax & gratuities) DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 7th FOR RESERVATIONS. PLEASE MAIL THIS FORM TO DUANE C. ALAN 418 S. Alhambra Ave. Monterey Park, Calif. 91754
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