1 Northlander March 2013 - North Country Region
1 Northlander March 2013 - North Country Region
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Judy Hendrickson<br />
LOOKING BACK<br />
We just finished clearing the driveways and walkways from what must have been 2 feet of snow from the Blizzard of ’13! However,<br />
some drifts were over 4 feet! Snow was up to the door knob on the side door of the “Porsche Palace.” Thankfully, long<br />
time friend Berthold Langer is staying with me for a few months and was here to help clear away the snow. We swapped off<br />
scoop shovel versus snow blower and, of course got to experience replacing a shear pin before even finishing the first of my “3”<br />
driveways. We’ll see how much blows back with the continuing winds today.<br />
When looking through the back issues of <strong><strong>North</strong>lander</strong> for this month I discovered 1983 was pretty slim on issues with only a<br />
Fall/Winter, Summer, Fall and Winter issues, so there is nothing new to report from that year. However, 1993 sported a <strong>March</strong>/<br />
April issue boasting some 36 pages plus cover. NCR had grown to 230 strong by the end of February 1993 and had a respectable<br />
number and variety of events. There had already been three tech sessions and the articles dealt with these along with ads/articles<br />
about upcoming events. I’ll limit “reprint” from this issue to the cover and the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Events list so you can get a feel for<br />
what we did back then versus what all we do now.<br />
By January 2003 the region had grown to 450 and <strong><strong>North</strong>lander</strong> was being published monthly. The <strong>March</strong> issue was packed<br />
with many great stories, regular columns and upcoming event flyers. Two articles in particular stand out: one dealing with the<br />
2002 Euro 928 get together and the other being one of Ellen Beck’s great stories of “Thelma and Louise’s” travels – this time to<br />
Albuquerque, NM, on the occasion of the 2003 Winter Board Meeting for PCA National. But since both are relatively “long” I<br />
felt I must choose and so I chose the Euro 928 story that follows.<br />
From Volume XVI, Number 2, <strong>March</strong>/April 1993<br />
continued on page 16..<br />
<strong>March</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
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