PORSCHERAMA SEPTEMBER 1974
DIRECTORS John Kepler PRESIDENT Tore Johnson 48303 N. 20th West Lancaster, CA 93534 VICE-PRESIDENT Del Jackson SECRETARY Kurt Schweickhard TREASURER Corky Kirk ACTIVITIES Don Colwell, Jr. PUBLICITY Paul Edwards TECHNICAL John Williamson MEMBERSHIP Ken Grace, Jr. 514 Champlain Pasadena, CA 91103
820-2097 432-3216 (days) 861-5507 465-7933 447-5109 881-4319 596-1381 391-8915 793-5077
PCA’LA AT A GLANCE PCA-LA is 350 diverse Porsche owners. We are young and old, novice and expert, slow and fast. PCA-LA is also a "region" of Porsche Club of America, the largest one marque non-factory club in the world. On a national level, PCA publishes an excellent monthly magazine ("Porsche Panorama") and generally provides a forum for learning. But the club part is local. And what PCA-LA Offers is an opportunity to share the exhilirating (and sometimes frustrating) experience of understanding, maintaining and driving one of the most unique automobiles of all time. Enjoy:
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7084 Island V~llage Drive Long Beach, Ca~ffornia 90803 714-979-8947 (day) 213-596-1381 (night) STAFF Carol Edwards, Production Jack DiRosario, Advertising Don Burkard, Photography POLICY Porscherama is the official publication of the Porsche Club of Amerima0 Los Angeles Region. Porscherama is owned by the Porsche Club of America, Los Angeles Region (a California Corporation) and is published monthly in accordance with the club by-laws and conditions of the charter granted by the Porsche Club of America. Dated material must be received by Porscherama no later than the 20th of each month to insure publication. Other contributions will be published on a space available basis. Statements appearing in Porscherama are those of the author and do not constitute an opinion of the Porsche Club of America, Los Angeles Region, its Board of Directors, the Porscherama editor or its staff. All contributions become the property of Porscherama ~nless accompanied by a selfaddressed stamped envelope. The editorial staff of Porscherama reserves the right to edit, as necessary, all material submitted for publication,
presidential rhetoric [ wou~d like to e×tend th~ a}~preciat~on of the entire Los Anqeles R(~g[on to Lynn~ Smith, John Wi[liamson and b~[l LeF[anq for outstandinq performances at the 19th Porsche Parade at Pocono. Lynne finished second overall in the women’s category and John finished third overa~l for men. When [ make reference to second and third, this doesn’t mean in a class, but out of 400 plus entrants. This was accomplished with the super rallying ability of Bill LeF[ang. Bill and John finished fifth in the rallye out of some 300 entrants. I know I speak for all the Board of Directors of PCA-LA as well as for the general membership in thanking you for your efforts and for the promotion of the LA Re~ion.
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COVER Don ~urkard clicked off th~s master~iece at the PCA-POC Challenge Cup Slalom, proving that Porsches don’t get old, they " just get fast.
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WILLOW SPRINGS SEPTEMBER 14&!5
DRIVER SCHOOL & TIME TRIALS
TIME:
Saturday, the 14th 7:30 a.m. - Reqistration & Tech 8:30 a.m. - Driver’s Meeting 9:00 a.m. - Track opens (Practice) Sunday, the 15th 8:00 a.m. - Registration & Tech 8:30 a.m. - Driver’s Moet~ng 9:00 a.m. - Track opens (Practice) 1:30 p.m. - T[m(d Ru~s Begin COST: S20.00/memL,er - $2 00i2nd driver S22.00/no]-q~ember - $2.00/ 2nd driv<~r PRE-TECII: Mandatory for PCA-LA members That Porsche Place 4155 Sepu]veda Blvd. Culver City Sept. llth - 7:30 to ]0:00 p.m. CLASSIFICATIONS: Zone 8 Rules
PRACTICE GROUPS:
Red - Ilot Shoes Blue - Experienced (~ cylinder Yellow - Experienced 4 cylinder Gre-en - All beqinners (6 & 4) HEAD DRIVING INSTRUCTOR: Charley Ak]y HEAD TECH INSPECTOR: John Wil[lamson COURSE MARSHALS: Don Co[well, Jr. Nick FrLesen TIMING: Bill LoF]anq ,John I,eF1ang WORKER CIIAIRm.EN: Del Jackson (flag teams) Paul Edwards (infield) Jack DiRosario (cori]ers) EVENT CIIAIRMAN: Tore Johnson
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WILLOW SPRINGS PRE-TECH Wednesday/7:30 p.m.
Pre-tech for the Willow Springs Week-end will be held between 7:30 and i0:00 p.m. at "That Porsche Place", 4155 Sepulveda, Culver City. All PCA-LAmembers who plan to be at Willow must be at this meeting, or pay an extra two dollars at the track (non-member fee). This is a great opportunity to get your car checked out ahead of time and avoid the long lines that otherwise will greet you at the track early Saturday morning. So be there - this Wednesday - you’ll be out on the track earlier on Saturday!
12TH
MEMBERSHIP MEETING Thursday/8:00 p.m.
18 TH
The September General Membership Meeting will be held at its usual time and place 8:00 p.m. at the Blarney Castle, 623 S. Western, Los Angeles. No dinner this month, but come a little early if you can for some Porsche talk and libation. Those who plan to attend the willow Springs Time Trials/Driver School will find this meeting particularly interesting. Ron Ramage will show a film taken going around the course (more than once, if you like), and Charley Akly, our head driving instructor for the week-end, will give a chalk talk on driving the track. If you have any questions, this will be your chance - see you Thursday!
14-15 TH WILLOW SPRINGS TIME TRIALS/DRIVER
from all over the southwest. It will pay to plan ahead and be at the track early. Food and soft drinks will be sold at the track, but you may prefer to bring your own. Other items that will be helpful include folding chairs (there are no grand stands), suntan lotion and/or hat (because it may get hot and!or windy!). Remember, no alcoholic beverages are allowed! Race headquarters will be the Sand Sailor Motel, 43321 North Sierra Highway, Lancaster (phone: (805) 948-2691). If you haven’t made reservations, do so immediately. The staff really goes all-out to insure us a good time, and you won’t want to miss out on the fun, especially the great party planned for Saturday night (rock band and all!). Page 2 will fill you in on all other details for the week-end. cars
SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING Wednesday/8 : O0 p.m.
This month the Board will convene at the home of Del and Arda Jackson, 9540 E. LaVilla in Downey. The time is 8:00 p.m. and all interested members and friends are invited. Just give the Jacksons a call ahead of time at 861-5507 to let them know you’re coming and to get directions.
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Saturday/Sunday Here it comes, folks, our tenth annual Willow Springs Week-end - a chance to get you and your Porsche out on a professional and exciting course about: with no The police, or animalsrace to worry track kids is located 20 miles north of Lancaster, just off State Highway 14. Take the Rosamond off-ramp and go west about 4 miles. If you’ve never been out before or need a refresher course, driving instructors will be on hand to teach you the correct and safest way to drive your car. Since this is the fifth event in the Zone 8 Time Trial/ Driver Training Series, we’re expecting an unusual number of entrants - possibly 130 so you’ll have a chance to see some super
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CHALLENGE CUP SLALOM D~VER CLASS A i. Tom King* 2. Mark Audette 3. Cyndel Podich
BEST RUN
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38.15__POC 42.49 Guest 43.17 PCA
CLASS B i. Douglas Brownlee*__38.70 2. Bobbee Nylander 38.77 3. Charles Williams 39.98 4. Jim Baughman 41.36
PCA POC POC PCA
CLASS C Io Tom Marx* 2. Larry Offner Jr.
38.26__ POC 42.35 Guest
CLASS E i. Michael Gilbert* 2. Glen Buckler 3. Charles Rolston
37.49~POC 41.14x POC Disqual. POC
CLASS F i. John McLendon* 2. Bill Fisher 3. Kurt Schweickhard 4. Barney Moen
36.36__POC 38.19 POC 39.02 PCA DNR POC
CLASS G i. Tore Johnson,__39.58
PCA
CLASS H io Quin Williams~__38.72__ POC 2. Ed Bode 41~79 POC 3o Rulon Openshaw 41.99 Guest CLASS J i. Donald Colwell Jr.~40.53 2. Dennis McManus 41~96 3o Michael Picone 43°27
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CLASS K io Mike Fellows*__36.40 2~ Tim Loftus* 36.53 3~ Greg Arnett 37.07 4o Bob Douglass 37.32 5o Rod Couey 38.00 6o Jim Proctor 38.24~
POC POC POC POC PCA POC
CLASS M io Tom Ohmer* 2. Maurice Livingston* 3o Bob McCalla 4. Gary Nylander 5o Peter Brown 6o Randy Swaydon
John Dayton*__42.44__POC
CLUB CLASS Z i. Donn Beardslee* 2. John Anderson 3. Bob Morris 4. Jeff Davila
35.88 36.92 40.14 51.67xx
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CLASS A SHOWROOM STOCK i. Jose Ochoa*
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CLASS E SHOWROOM STOCK i. Pete Z immerman* 2. Daniel Oishi
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CLASS F SHOWROOM STOCK i. Paul Edwards* 2. Frank Mullen 3. Dale Anderson 4. Sam Wang
39.00 40.18 40.77 41.57
CLASS G SHOWROOM STOCK i. Del Jackson*
40.34__ PCA
CLASS H SHOWROOM STOCK i. Jim Kenyon* 2o Ursula Grunfeld
40.95__POC 43.56 PCA
CLASS J SHOWROOM STOCK io Donald Burkard* 2. Toby Cowan* 3. Ricardo Gutierrez 4. Peter Pearce 5o Richard Smith 6. John williamson
39.73__ 40.02 40.37 40.45 42.21 44.08x
CLASS K SHOWROOM STOCK i. John Fels* 2. R. A. Putts 3o Ken Grace 4. Greg Mosley
40.32__PCA 41.19 PCA 41.40 PCA 41.60 POC
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BEST RUN
LADIES’ CLASS i. Sherrie ~Jng*~39.49 2. Kerry Campbell* 42.71 3,, Merrie Lynne Smith 39.18 4. Kathy Fisher 39.58 5o Jo Burkard 43.43 6. Joan Ryburg 40.84 7. Carola Anderson 41.86 8. Carol Quast 46.30 9. Theresa Prucha 45o94X
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EVENT STATISTICS NUMBER OF ENTRANTS POC 40 PCA 24 Guests ~5 Total 69
96.61%~POC 94.90% Guest 92.80% PCA 91.86% POC 91o48~ PCA 89.13~ POC 86.86% PCA 82o63~ PCA 79.23% POC
WINNING CLASSES POC ii PCA 9
* Denotes trophy ** Denotes fastest time of day
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT ~ TO PCA MEMBERS ~ PORSCHE TIRES THE SECRET SQUARE Did you see the picture on page 12? You can hardly recognize it, but that’s the replacement for the 914 in heavy disguise for testing purposes° According to a European newspaper (that published the picture), this model (Development Number EA 425) is going to replace the 914o There will be no more mid-engine design, but rather a 2+2 coupe with front engine and rear transmission. The engine will be a water-cooled Audi, producing about i00 hpo Kurt Schweickhard
Gee whiz, it went on easy° I thought you had the instructions.
Well, now that PCA’s here, where’s POC?
No more than 500 cars on the course at one time!
The track is over there, Don.
Say, there’s a picnic table behind this car°
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Ever think of striping the freeway this way . .
If I was there, 36 would hiss!
First you put your right foot out . . o
Damn it, this car pushed over this fence!
How come guys that chase me are always in white?!
Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s really tough driving with one glove.
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MINUTES The monthly board meeting was held at the home of Tore Johnson in Lancaster on Sunday, August 18th. A very important guest made this meeting somewhat specia!, as the board had the opportunity to meet and welcome the president of National PCA, Louis Marable.
~EMBERSHIP MEETING - August 8, 1974 The monthly general membership meeting was held once again at the Blarney Castle on Thursday, August 8th. This was a dinner meeting and after some long lines at the buffet table, Tore Johnson called the meeting to order. He reminded everybody about the upcoming Orange Coast Region Weekender and commented on the results of the PCA-POC Challenge Cup Slalom. Results showed that POC won ii classes and PCA won 9. Nevertheless, PCA made an excellent showing, which was not expected by POC. Tore also introduced the evening’s guests, Kurt Schweickhard gave a basic explanation about the club’s point system, especially the participation points, as most members seem not to be too familiar with it. He also pointed out that anybody having questions should contact him. Corky Kirk assured us that we have a healthy financial situation and he also presented the new woven PCA patch which will be on sale at the next meeting. Another appeal was made by Paul Edwards for help with locating a typewriter for the club for a reasonable price. Also, the deadline for submitting materia! for the next newsletter is August 20, 1974. John Williamson, the tech chairman, indicated that we might have a tech meeting at Autoscan on September 19th. No tech meeting is scheduled for this month, Don Colwell urged everybody to come to the Cook-out Breakfast on Sunday. He also stated that our Christmas Party will be held at the Princess Louise Restaurant. Doug Brownlee handed out trophies for the Mountain Goat Rallye. It was noted that he himself designed and made them and everybody thought that they looked great,
Tore called the meeting to order at 2:20 p.m. The agenda was to get club business taken care of first and then have a round table discussion with Mro Marable. Del Jackson announced that the next general meeting’s entertainment will be a film about Willow Springs and Charlie Akly wil! give a talk about how to get best around the track. Del was concerned about the dinner meetings, as we lost about $80 on the last one, since we didn’t reach the minimum. The general consensus was that this particular night was bad because of Nixon’s resignation. Kurt Schweickhard requested information on missing club records from 1962, 1968 and 1973. Copies will be made of minutes from past newsletters so as to make records complete. Kurt also suggested that an inventory of club equipment should be updated. Rick Potts offered to help organize all equipment° Vern Covert might be able to assist by fixing up a trailer for storage. It was pointed out by Kurt that a readily available file system with membership information and a points record would be a helpful tool for the proper running of the club. It came to light that a file is supposed to be kept by the Membership Chairman. A motion was approved by the Board to include National and Zone 8 events in our point system. Corky Kirk announced $1914.73 in the bank. Most advertizers have paid their bills, and two invoices from the Big Sur Tour and the Santa Anita Concours are outstanding. Corky paid $189 for 220 new PCA-LA patches. Don Colwell said that the Willow Springs event is coming along fine, however, we do need someone to operate the Hungry Dog. Tore has planned a prep meeting for Willow on August 21st. An event for charity was again discussed° A deposit has been paid to assure the Princess Louise for our Christmas Party.
Tore Johnson devoted a short time to a "For Sale" session° After a break, John Williamson told us about the Porsche Parade in Pocono (in which he place third overall and Lynne Smith place second in women over-all), and he presented a third place award to Paul Edwards, our editor, for the National Newsletter Competition. Ron Ramage then showed a movie he made during the Big Sur Tour and another earlier event. Everyone had a big laugh and the meeting was adjourned at about 11:15 p.m~
Paul Edwards has a lead on a good typewriter for the club. Last chance to turn (Continued on Page 9)
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(Continued from Page 8) in material for the newsletter will be at the Willow prep meeting.
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Last month I had the misfortune ot reading an article in our paper entitled, "Was Ist Das?". In this article, the author tries to point out’that a 914 is a VW and not a Porsche. He also tries-to point out that the Air Resources Board (ARB) and the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) got caught with their pants down in mis-registering the car as a Porsche instead of a VW. In my opinion, the only thing the author points out is his own lack of knowledge pertaining to automobiles, especially Porsche!
There being no further business, Tore opened the discussion with Lou Marable. The main topics turned out to be financial responsibilities of National and the content and layout of Panorama. Marable explained the many costs involved of which the membership is not always aware (rent, equipment, travel expenses, postage, salaries and more). The problem of running such a large club without a central headquarters was discussed at length. There are approximately i0,000 active members in ten zones. The lack of material for Pano from general membership is one reason why the content is sometimes criticized° However, Mr. Marable assured us that great efforts are being made to improve the publication, especially in getting a better communication line established with the factory in Stuttgart° During discussion about the insurance, we were advised that waivers should be signed for ALL events, The meeting was adjourned at about 5:30 p.mo Respectfully submitted, Kurt Schweickhard Secretary, PCA-LA
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Porsche needed a replacement for the 912,, 912’s were beginning to cost nearly as much as a basic 911o So, if VW could produce the basic car and Porsche could modify it, and at the same time cut the cost by almost half for us, the consumers, why not?! Back in late 1964 or early 1965 a gentleman by the name of Carroll Shelby took a Ford Mustang 2+2 fastback and transformed it into one hell of a road machine. I certainly never heard anyone refer to those cars as Fords - they were always called Shelbys. The same applies to the 914. VWmay have the pieces, but Porsche get~ it together! Tore Johnson
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Porscherama is not responsible for any misrepresentation of items in this "for sale" column. WANTED. 64-65 S.C. Cabriolet. Body must be good to excellent. Engine, running gear and interior fair to excellent. No rusties or crumpled rebuilds. Will pay top $ for right machine. Contact Ron Hays, (805) 966-4481o Factory Hardtop for Cabriolet. Fits 356C, may fit B and others. Headliner, glass and top all in excellent condition. Contact Harold Emus, 9022 Cedros Ave. #21, Panorama City 91402. Phone: (213) 8936037 (evenings and week-ends). 2 - 48 IDA Carburetors. With 912 adapters and air cleaners. $175.00. Contact Paul Holderman, 6323 N. Livia Avec,, Temple City 91780. Phone: (213) 287-8046. Removable Factory Hardtop for Cabriolet. 1959-1964o Opening side windows. Excellent condition. $225.00. Contact Judy Say evenings at (213) 374-6518. Parts and Accessories. Carrera Whale Tails, $175; 911 Spoiler Bumpers, $I00; Flared Fenders for 911 and 914, $ii0 for set of four; Fiberglass one-piece rear bumpers, $150, license plate fill panels and air scoops. Will ship freight collect. Contact Gilbert Rios, 445 32nd St., Manhattan Beach, CA. Phone: (213) 545-5268.
for saI6 This co,lumn is available free to PCA-LA members who want to sell, trade or purchase Porsche cars, parts or related equipment. Porscherama will also print listings of non-PCA members on a space available basis if accompanied by a check in the amount of $3.00 payable to Porsche Club of America, Los Angeles Region. All listings must conform to
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lh’r,,’s .Your participation point standings as of the m~dd~e of August. Some of you may wish to discuss your points with our secretary, Kurt Schweickhard (maybe you forgot to s~gn in at a meeting or something). If so, lust look him up at our next membership meeting on September 12th. Competition point standings will be in next month’s Porscherama. MEN : i. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6~ 7. 8. 9.
Doug Brownlee ........... Don Burkard ............. Jack DiRosario ......... Ron Ramage ............ Tim Hunter ........ ,, . o Bill Leflang ............ Horace Searcie Rick Potts .............. Vern Covert .............. Pete Z inm~emi~an ......... i0. Jose Oehoa Ralph Boothe ......... Sam Wang ................
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Carol Edwards .......... 29 Caro~a Anderson ......... 14 Teri Colwell Arda Jackson .......... ii Geri Boothe ........... 8 Ursula Grunfeld .......... 7 Jeanne Burkard ......... 7 7. Lynne Smith ............ 6 8. Dyanne Potts .......... 5 Maureen Hunter Cynde i Podich .......... 5 Ada Covert 9. Joyce Colwell .......... 4 Karen Zimmerman ......... 4 i0. Stana Cooper .......... 3 Wilma Schweickhard Sharon Hallinan ......... 3 Pat Kustein ........... 3 Cathy LeMonds .......... 3 Edith Savage ............ 3
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CHASSIS SET UP - ENGINEERING’~ STREET - TIME TRIAL - RACING A COMPLETE LINE
TUNING &. TESTING
OF HIGH PERFORMANCE
COMPLETE 4 & 6 CYL. BUILDING
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RACING ACCESSORIES
MEMBERSHIP It’s that time of year when everyone ]s on vacation, including the membership chairman. But let’s rest up and plan for a fun week-end at Willow and burn a little carbon and rubber. Please note: As of August 15th, PCA badges can only be obtained from your region, not from National. And guess what? The price is now $8.00 instead of $6°00. That’s inflation for you. Ken Grace,
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Walter Blackwell 377 N. Arroyo Drive San Gabriel 91775 570-0029
Walter is an attorney, married and drives a 1970 911T Targa. His interests include social, gymkhanas and concours.
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Launor Carter 249 Mantua Road Pacific Palisades 90272 454-5827
Tech, rallyes and drivers school interest Launor and his 1974 911 Targa. He works as an executive.
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Ronald Colburn 784 Calle Cuesta Thousand Oaks 91360 (805) 492-4584
Ronald is a manager. He and his wife own a 1963 356B coupe and are interested in tech, rallyes and autocross.
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Ronald Doll 2619 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica 90404 828-1962
Ronald is single and drives a 1961 Convertible D and a 1963 2 liter Carrera. He prefers rallyes and concours.
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William Fisher 803 Esplanade Redondo Beach 90277 376-5784
William is an engineer. He and his wife list tech, rallyes and social as their activities in a 1974 914 1.8.
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Janice Jacobson_ 930 Stone Canyon Road Los Angeles 90024 271-1011
Janice is a designer and drives a 1965 Cabriolets, She is interested in rallyes concours and tech; also, she is single.
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Darrell Snyder 14 Wavecrest Ave. #i0 Venice 90291 392-8073
Darrell is a Porsche parts technician. He owns a 1967 911S coupe and prefers racing, tech and social activities°
ACHTUNG: SPECIAL N__OTE.r ~ If you’re going to Wiilo~. . and don’t have a Zone 8 car number, be safe and choose one between 301 and 500, but not 311, 327, 377, 414, 419, 440, 557 and 595. Personal numbers are retained throughout the Zone 8 Series.
SEPTEMBER 14-15__Wit[ow Springs Time TriaIs 27-29
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