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4 May 2011 The <strong>Jaguar</strong>s Roar<br />
NCJOC<br />
P.O. BOX 10188<br />
Silver Spring MD<br />
20914<br />
Hot Line (703) 400-0968<br />
ncjoc@verizon.net<br />
www.ncjoc.COM<br />
2011 Officers<br />
President<br />
Bob Engh<br />
(410)544-3167<br />
rheusn@msn.com<br />
Immediate Past President<br />
John Larson<br />
(301)530-5692<br />
jclars123@aol.com<br />
Vice President<br />
Michelle Dawson<br />
(571)213-1847<br />
michelledawson@weichert.com<br />
Secretary<br />
Robert Kimball<br />
(301)-262-5183<br />
Kimballr@verizon.net<br />
Treasurer<br />
Clint Hyde<br />
(703)803-3068<br />
chyde@cox.net<br />
Newsletter Editor<br />
Jerry Motta<br />
(301) 434-4392<br />
jaguars<strong>roar</strong>@verizon net<br />
Technical Chm.<br />
Jaime Delgadillo<br />
(301) 528-8305<br />
jcalpe@aol.com<br />
Concours Chairman<br />
Michelle Dawson<br />
(571)213-1847<br />
mi chelledawson@weichert.com<br />
Membership<br />
Mike Perlberg<br />
(703) 597-4379<br />
ncjoc.membership@cox.net<br />
Tour Chairpersons<br />
Bob & Betty Andrews<br />
(703) 860-2574<br />
bob_sea@msn.com<br />
Public Relations<br />
Michelle Dawson<br />
(571)213-1847<br />
michelledawson@weichert.com<br />
Club Historian<br />
Vic Powell<br />
(571)213-1847<br />
Vic.powell@worldnet.att.net<br />
Webmaster<br />
Jerry Motta<br />
301-434-4392<br />
jaguars<strong>roar</strong>@verizon.net<br />
President’s Message<br />
A<br />
s many of you know, Jerry Motta, our intrepid Newsletter Editor and<br />
Webmaster was, for many years, a professor at <strong>the</strong> University of Maryland.<br />
As a group of us were sitting around <strong>the</strong> table at lunch <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r day I remarked<br />
to Jerry that I had received a ra<strong>the</strong>r terse email indicating <strong>the</strong> newsletter<br />
deadline had passed and that any new items would have to wait until <strong>the</strong> June<br />
newsletter. I also indicated that <strong>the</strong> general call reminder for items had not been<br />
given. My word, <strong>the</strong> clock can roll back with such ease. For a few seconds I<br />
was taken back about 45 years and was face to face with a stern college professor<br />
who was contemplating what to do with a lame excuse that had been used so<br />
NCJOC President<br />
Bob Engh<br />
many times before by so many students! I am happy to say that I was given a little extra time for this<br />
note. Thank you, Jerry, and lesson learned.*<br />
That brings me to my first point of <strong>the</strong> newsletter . Recently, Michelle Dawson and Suzanne Motta<br />
sent out a letter concerning Judging and judges training for <strong>the</strong> September Concours. To date, <strong>the</strong>y<br />
have received only a few responses even though <strong>the</strong>y sent along postage paid envelopes. I cannot hope<br />
to replicate Jerry’s professorial look but it is very important that <strong>the</strong> forms are completed and returned.<br />
On a lighter note and to <strong>the</strong> fun parts:<br />
Late breaking news – John Larson takes 1 st and Michelle Dawson and Vic Powell take 3 rd at <strong>the</strong> British<br />
Car show in Lewes Delaware – Congratulations! A small group made <strong>the</strong> relatively short drive to<br />
Lewes and were treated to a healthy dose of spectacular seashore wea<strong>the</strong>r, superb camaraderie and, of<br />
course, a weekend of our wonderful British cars. This was so much more than just a group going to a<br />
show, as it was so thoroughly planned by Bob and Betty Andrews. We need to give a very strong<br />
thank you to Bob and Betty.<br />
Events:<br />
• May 13 th is <strong>the</strong> British Car show at City Imports in Glen Burnie, MD, for pre-1980 cars. This<br />
is a show to benefit Partners in Care Maryland and carries a $15 entry fee. My 66 is not ready<br />
but we will be supportive spectators to this very worthwhile event. Pre register by calling<br />
Dennis Pye at (410) 768-6661. We look forward to a good showing.<br />
• May 21 st is “In Vino Veritas”, is a wine and cheese tasting along with an exotic car display at<br />
St John’s College in Annapolis, MD. We will send out a full description of <strong>the</strong> event, as it<br />
takes place at <strong>the</strong> civilized hours of 4:30 – 7:30pm. The location is terrific and fits with our<br />
desire to support events throughout <strong>the</strong> sprawling NCJOC geographic area.<br />
• May 29 th is judges training at my residence. The garage will be complete and we look forward<br />
to refreshing currently certified judges and qualifying new members. Lunch will be served and<br />
I believe you should all have a good time. Please let me know in advance if you plan to attend<br />
so I can do a little preparation. I realize that this is Memorial Day Weekend but <strong>the</strong> calendar<br />
has made it difficult to fit in all of <strong>the</strong> necessary training dates.<br />
•<br />
”Garage Mahal” progress. This is certainly turning out to be quite an exercise. All of <strong>the</strong> walls and<br />
ceiling have been completed and painted. It took quite an effort and a lot of “mud” , tape, sandpaper<br />
and paint. The area is so much brighter. The new workbench is in and all cabinets have been assem-<br />
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Cover: The Old and <strong>the</strong> New. Bob Engh’s 2002 XK8 at a stop-over on <strong>the</strong> Lewes DE British Motor Tour. The location<br />
is Pemberton Historical Park in Salisbury, MD, originally a 1741 Plantation. More on <strong>the</strong> event next Month.<br />
Photo by Jerry Motta