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August, 2008 Volume 19, Number 4 August, 2008 Volume 19, Number 4 Coming Events: See Page 5 for details The Ontario JAGUAR OJOA EXECUTIVE Volume 19, Number 4 - August, 2008 PRESIDENT Copyright © 2008 by the Ontario Jaguar Owners’ Association Fred Hill The Ontario Jaguar is published six times a year. 524 John Frederick Dr Opinions and views expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual writers and do not necessarily Ancaster, ON L9G 2R5 reflect those of the Ontario Jaguar Owners’ Association (OJOA), its executive members, or affiliated Phone: 905 648 1800 bodies such as Jaguar Cars or the Jaguar Clubs of North America. E-mail: OJOA grants the Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) and affiliated clubs a non-exclusive, non- [email protected] transferable, royalty free licence to reproduce articles and photographs contained herein unaltered, one time in the affiliated club’s newsletter, provided credit is given to the OJOA and the author of the reproduced material. JCNA clubs may contact OJOA to obtain further permission as required. VICE PRESIDENT OJOA and its executive members and legal representatives accept no responsibility whatsoever for the Stephen Sherriff accuracy or efficacy of, or any claim for, any product, service or recommendation made herein. 2206 Fifth Line West Mississauga, ON L5K 1V5 The Ontario Jaguar Owners' Association (OJOA) Phone: 905 822 7396 E-mail: The Ontario Jaguar Owners Association was formed in December 1959 as an automobile club whose [email protected] purpose was to stimulate and encourage interest in the preservation, ownership and operation of Jaguar automobiles. Over the years the OJOA has grown to provide a means for exchange of information, technical and otherwise, to encourage interest in automobile sport and competitive events in Ontario, to SECRETARY provide social occasions for its members, and to foster interest in the Jaguar and Daimler automobiles. The Dan Lokun OJOA is an affiliate club of the Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA). Jane Bloor Centre (Arbor Jane) 2 Jane Street, Suite 206 Membership Benefits Toronto, ON M6S 4W3 Membership includes a subscription to the OJOA newsletter, The Ontario JAGUAR; free classified ads in Phone: 416 233 2163 the newsletter and on the website, www.ojoa.org; the OJOA referral service; membership in the JCNA; a E-mail: [email protected] subscription to the JCNA's Jaguar Journal magazine; eligibility to enter JCNA sanctioned Concours d’Elégance and events; all OJOA monthly meetings and events; and an opportunity to share a common MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR/ interest with other Jaguar enthusiasts. TREASURER Bob Barrett Meetings 6 Crossburn Drive Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month (except in July, August and December) at Don Mills, Toronto 8:00pm. They are held in the lower level of Montgomery's Inn, located on the south-east corner of Dundas ON, M3B 2Z2 St. and Islington Ave. in Toronto. Phone: 416 445 7867 Fax: 416 383 0862 Membership, Address Changes, Renewals E-mail: [email protected] Membership in the OJOA costs $60 for one year (January thru December). Ownership of a Jaguar or ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Daimler is not a prerequisite. Send all membership applications, address changes, and renewals to the Ross Hamilton Membership Director. An application form appears on the penultimate page of the newsletter. 46 McElderry Rd Guelph, ON N1G 4K6 Merchandise Phone: 519 824 1412 E-mail: [email protected] The OJOA has regalia for sale at all monthly meetings and events: Windshield Decal - $1 Cloth Jacket Patch - $5 Lapel Pin - $5 Contact Fred Hill, 905 648-1800, to order any or all of these items. Advertising APPOINTED POSITIONS The Ontario Jaguar welcomes commercial advertising. The current rates are: Size of Ad 2 Issues 6 Issues (1 Year) HONORARY ADVISOR/ Business Card $35 $70 ADVERTISING MANAGER Quarter Page $50 $110 John Myers Half Page $75 $165 4 Georgian Court Full Page $110 $270 Collingwood, ON L9Y 4W5 Contact John Myers (705 444 1756) for information on placing ads. Phone : 705 444 1756 E-mail: [email protected] Additional Contacts Chief Concours Judge John Taglione 416 494 4551 Concours Co-Chairman Tayten Yachuk 905 970 9020 NEWSLETTER EDITOR/ WEBMASTER Spring Blossom Run Organizer Steve Sherriff 905 822 7396 Alan Brand Slalom Chairman Ross Hamilton 519 824 1412 1117 4th Ave. West Summer Run Organizer Cathy & Eric Carstensen 905 584 9678 Owen Sound, ON N4K 4W3 Phone: 519 372 1364 Fall Regularity Run Organizer Linda & Murray Smith 519 853 1499 E-mail: [email protected] Merchandise/Regalia Sales Fred Hill 905 648 1800 Referral Service Jihn Tysall 416 226 2127 Jaguar Archives 201 818 8144 Web Site: JCNA Regional Directors Glenn Henson 937 652 1673 (North Central Region) Michael Ksiazek 630 789 2257 WWW.OJOA.ORG 2 The Ontario JAGUAR - July/AUGUST, 2008 Grace Notes By Alan Brand A very short message from me this month, to make room upcoming events, the Summer Run and the Scorched Paw for the exciting news of a new Jaguar model. The XK60 Slalom, and our usual array of Jaguar news and (below) is to celebrate sixty years of XK engines. Classifieds. Elsewhere in the newsletter you’ll find a report on the Have a safe and enjoyable Summer! very successful OJOA Concours D’Elégance, details of two Alan Brand BREAKING NEWS: Motor Trend reports that Jaguar will release a limited anniversary edition XK60 at the British Car Show. Sadly, it is only for the UK market. (http://wot.motortrend.com/6268146/auto-news/jaguar-to-release-limited-anniversary-edition-xk60-at-british-motor-show/index.html) Cover Illustrations ... Front : XK150S ... photo by Aaron Perras Back : “Generations” ... Photo by Alan Brand Members are encouraged to submit articles or photographs to the newsletter editor for possible inclusion in subsequent issues. Submissions should be in the following format to guarantee the best results: The format requirements for the newsletter are basic ... the rule is "Please keep it simple" ... Text is preferred in plain text - I'll pass any MS Word or similar submissions through Notepad to strip any formatting before importing it to my desk top publishing software, though I'll try to reproduce your layout if it is important to you - experience has shown that documents created in MS Publisher cause considerable grief. Images are preferred in .png or .gif or .jpg format - I will reduce images to 300dpi and 800x600 maximum before inserting them into the newsletter to keep the file size down on the on-line version. Deadlines - Any articles, notices or advertisements for inclusion in the OJOA newsletter must be received by the editor no later than the fifteenth day of the month preceding publication. The Ontario JAGUAR - July/AUGUST, 2008 3 Membership Matters by Bob Barrett TO THE MEMBERS OJOA JULY, 2008 1. MEMBERSHIP REPORT 2008 MEMBERSHIP -- 245 members including 2 Honourary to date Over 88% of members have renewed Renewals and new member applications have had a noticeable increase with the Membership drive which is now underway 43 members from 2006 did not return 54 members outstanding from 2007 55 new members so far this year - 5 this week as a result of our outstanding success at the Concours at Ontario Science Centre. Membership drive is currently on and we are appealing to each member to try and bring in at least 1 new member in 2008. Use the Trifold windshield pamphlets that have been handed and sent out to you. Average membership over last 4 years is 260 but we would like very much to reach 300 in 2008 and move up to either the 2nd or third largest Jag club in JCNA. We continue at #4. Duly submitted by: Bob Barrett Membership Director July, 2008 New & Returning Members Gus SanduskyToronto Marcel UrbancToronto Nick TassielliBrampton Steve CullifordBurlington Bill MartinBinbrook Michael & Amelia LongmeadBrampton Nigel & Louise Van ZellerOakville Philip & Sandra AllenOshawa 4 The Ontario JAGUAR - July/AUGUST, 2008 Upcoming Events by Ross Hamilton Sunday August 24th Wednesday October 8th OJOA Summer Run and Show OJOA Meeting Canadian Country Classic Equestrian & ~ to be announced Classic Cars - featuring OJOA Classic Montgomery Inn, Etobicoke Jaguars Ross Hamilton Fri October 24th To Sun October 26th Halton Place, Georgetown Toronto International Fall Classic Car Auction International Centre, Mississauga Sunday September 7th Saturday Morning in November OJOA Scorched Paw Slalom Date T.B.A. Ross Hamilton Cat's Cradle Car Clinic PowerAde Centre, Brampton Hosted by Mike Lenard & Nello Aimola, Wednesday September 10th Jaguar Specialists, Etobicoke OJOA Meeting Ian Law: Car Control School Wednesday November 12th Montgomery Inn, Etobicoke Annual Awards and Just Desserts Evening Sunday September 21st Montgomery Inn, Etobicoke British Car Day Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Oakville Saturday November 29th OJOA Formal Christmas Dinner Sunday October 5th Dan Lokun OJOA Fall Rally Challenge Royal Canadian Military Murray and Linda Smith Institute, Toronto The Ontario JAGUAR - July/AUGUST, 2008 5 OJOA Summer Run 2008 6 The Ontario JAGUAR - July/AUGUST, 2008 OJOA 2008 Concours D’Elégance by John Taglione Another Concours d’Elégance has come and gone and this year’s was very successful by all accounts The Judges’ choice for Championship as we moved to a new site at the Ontario Science Division was Marcel Lehoullier's 1959 Centre. XK150S The Judges’ choice for Driven Division was The rain gods were kind to us again, extending our Robert Ayotte's 1970 E-Type. string of good luck going back over twenty years. The rain held out until the end of the judging - Overall, It was a very successful Concours and Hugh Dow's D-type was under the tent to keep it everyone seemed to be happy with the choice of from filling up with water - and only lasted a half the Ontario Science Centre, who went out of their hour, just in time for the dinner to begin.
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