Volume XLVII, Issue 3 Owners Club Inc. May 2015 T HE B IG E

THE HIGHLY COVETED 1958 Part One by Phil Skinner

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Facts about the 1 1958 Citation It could be said that no other model exemplified the high hopes and high style that was sup- Convertible. posed to have been the Edsel. The reasons why this vision was not realized are many, but one thing is for sure, the Citation convertible was a very expensive brought out at the same Editor’s 2 time as a pretty severe economic recession. For any other of several reasons, the Citation Letter convertible saw just 930 production copies come off the assembly lines. Here is what we know about production of the Citation Model 76B, the convertible. Members’ 3 Over at the Wayne, a total of just 327 Citation were produced and of that number we have found and recorded information from around 93 units 2015 EOC Annual 4 or just over 28.4%. Convention in Sacramento Edsel's Somerville, Massachusetts, plant built the first Citation convertible, assembling a total registration of 597 units, with another 6 cars prepared for the knock-down export market. To date we have been able to record serial number information on 110 or about 18.4% of total produc- 2015 EOC Annual 5 tion. Los Angeles, the third Corsair-Citation plant, built no convertibles. Convention Cars from both Somerville and Wayne were pretty close, but Wayne built cars had one unique Agenda feature in relation to the data plate. For and other closed models, 1958 used three letters on the Color code to represent body, roof and scallop in that order. At Somerville, Reproduction 6 as well as the plants that produced Pacer convertibles, the center letter was usually omitted Edsel Parts from as there was no top to paint. However, at the Wayne plant, the main body color was often re- Henry Klinger peated in the second position, even though it often represented a color not available for the convertible tops. Colors were important on the Citation convertible. Calendar of 7 Events and Of the 203 Citation convertibles we have serial number information for, we are unfortunately welcome new missing color data on 21 units, leaving a total of 182. Out of that number, 38, or just about members 20.9%, were painted only one color, and the majority of the single-tone convertibles were in Frost White. (To be continued in the July Issue) Green Line Edsel 8-9 Action Ads IN THIS ISSUE: About The Edsel 10 On pages 4 & 5 are the registration form and agenda for the upcoming 2015 Owners Club Edsel Owners Club Annual Convention in Sacramento, California. The meet will take place August 5 - 9, 2015, at the Lions Gate Hotel The Big E Page 2

Hello, Edsel Folks,

It is hard to believe it’s May already, and the “old-car season” has begun. Some of us are just barely beginning to drive our Edsels again after a long hard winter in some parts of our country.

I regret to inform that two weeks ago, former EOC President Dean Brown’s wife of over 60 years, Lozelle, passed away. If you have attended any of the Edsel events in the past few years, you most likely met Dean, as he is very active in the Edsel hobby and he travels all over the country to attend as many Edsel meets as he can, including the Laughlin meet in Nevada last month. Both Dean and Lozelle had attended the National EOC Meet in Dayton last summer.

Even though Lozelle had been dealing with serious health challenges for the past few years, her passing still came as a surprise to me, because I had just finished reading a book that Dean wrote about his life titled, “Turning Points That Will Change Your Life.” I found this book to be very enjoyable to read. While the main topic of his book is not about Edsels, there is a chapter about how Dean became interested in Edsels, and about some of the Edsels he owns. The pages in this chapter also includes a couple of pictures of his Citation convertible. If you know Dean well, you might enjoy reading his autobiography. In the classified section of this issue, he is offering his book at a discounted price for any EOC member who wishes to obtain a copy.

Since it is Spring, many of you will probably be changing the motor oil in your Edsels. Most of you may already be aware that the modern motor oils have a reduced zinc con- tent in them as zinc is not good for the catalytic converters in the newer cars. However, older cars, including Edsels, need zinc to keep the lobes of the camshafts from wearing prematurely. When you change the oil in your Edsel, you have a few options to help pro- tect the engines. One option would be to use a zinc additive that are available at most auto parts stores and use it while pouring in the new oil in the engine. Another option would be to use oil that is formulated for diesel trucks, such as 15W40 truck oil that has higher zinc content and other additives that will benefit an old car like the Edsel. Others swear by special zinc-formulated synthetic oil made for older cars.

In addition to changing the oil in our Edsels, it’s important to check the level of the fluid in the transmission as they are known to leak about a quart, or two, of fluid while sitting during the winter.

I hope you all have a great spring and summer, and keep driving those Edsels!

David From the From Editor’s Desk! Fleischer Your Edsel Editor

Volume XLVII, Issue 3 Page 3 Members’ Edsels

New EOC members, Paul “Dutch” and Donna LaFoe, from Veedersburg, Indiana, wanted to share their beautiful Edsel - a 1959 Corsair 2-door , with a serial number of W9UW709051, in a very rarely seen “Platinum Grey Metallic” color. There was also “Moonrise grey” that was offered on 1959 Edsels, and neither one are commonly seen on 1959 Edsels. The first digit in the serial number “W” indicates that this Edsel is equipped with the largest and the most powerful engine that was offered for the 1959 model year, the 361 cubic inch known as the “Super Express V-8.” The LaFoe’s Edsel only has 45,000 original miles and it was purchased from a man who had the car in storage for about 45 years. The paint and interior are original. The man whom the LaFoes purchased the car from also provided some old paper- work from when the Edsel was new, including the original title and a document from where it was financed when purchased by the original owner. Congratulations to the LaFoes for finding such an outstanding original Edsel to own and enjoy!

By Jason Peters Just over one year ago, my Edsel was delivered and a dream I’d had for over twenty years was realized. I had always loved Edsels, for reasons that completely escape me. I’m not sure if it was their styling, the mystery, the fact that every time I heard the name, I knew it was something special. Sure, I already had one vintage car so there certainly wasn’t the need, or funds, for another, but this one in particular needed love and enthusiasm; I had to take it in and give it a good home. I still remember my friend, David Fleischer, posting it to the Edsel Preservation & Restoration page on Facebook trying desper- ately to find someone to rescue what appeared to be an outstandingly preserved car despite years of neglect and weather- ing in Utah’s climate. I picked up the phone, called the owner, and after a lengthy conversation about the car and a rather brief conversation about price, before I knew it I was the proud new owner of a spruce green and snow white 1958 4-door I’ve affectionately named “Emery,” as that was the name of the town where it was found - Emery, Utah. In addition to taking on a restoration project that I really couldn’t afford, at the ripe old age of 33 I decided to quit my job and return to school to follow another dream, automotive restoration. I had been going back and forth on this for a bit and after two years, took a leap of faith and applied to McPherson College’s Automotive Restoration program. I’m just about to finish my first year, and Emery is doing well and undergoing quite a transformation, albeit with the occasional snag or two. After a few restless nights, I decided to sell my other classic car and focus my attention and funds on not only Emery, but my education as well. Stay tuned for more articles on the trials and tribulations of me, a young restoration student making it through school, the progress of Emery, and following the passion of developing into the next generation of Edsel preservationists. The Big E Page 4

Edsel Owners Club Annual Convention in Sacramento, California August 5 – August 9, 2015 OFFICIAL REGISTRATION FORM

Name: ______Spouse/Guest(s) ______

Address:______Phone: (______) ______

City:______Province/State ______Postal/Zip Code______

Are you bringing an Edsel? Yes______No______Year of Edsel______Model______

Registration: By July 1st $35.00 US Funds Totals

After July 1st $40.00 US Funds = $______

Wednesday, August 5th - Early Arrivals - Registration Begins Hospitality Room Open Touring on your own

Thursday, August 6th - Bus Tour to San Francisco $35.00 x _____ = $______

Friday, August 7th - Edsel Show & E.O.C. Judging of Edsels. All Edsels are welcome in the show!

Saturday, August 8th - Buffet Banquet $35.00 US x ____ Adults. = $______

Official Meet Shirts (Specify size) & number

Mens T- Shirts S_____M_____L _____ XL ______XXL ______XXXL = ______Shirts x $22.00 = $______Polo Shirts S_____M_____L______XL______XXL______XXXL = ______Shirts x $25.00 = $______Ladies T-Shirts S_____M_____L______XL______XXL______XXXL = ______Shirts x $22.00 = $______

***Add $2.00 extra for XXL and XXXL*** Shirt orders must be in by June 15th. TOTAL ENCLOSED $______

I accept and assume full liability for any injury or loss to my guests, my family, my property, and myself. I agree to release “The Edsel Owners Club”, or any official or club members from any and all liabilities while attending this convention.

Signed ______Date ______(must be signed to be processed)

Make checks/money orders payable to “Edsel Owners Club” Mail registration and payments to: Lois Roth - Treasurer, 1740 NW Third Street, Gresham, OR 97030 Ph: 503-492-0878

Make Hotel Reservations direct with the Lions Gate Hotel, 3410 Westover St., Sacramento (McClellan), CA 95652 Ph: 916-643-6222 Ext 0. Mention: You’re with the Edsel Owners Club. Room Rate: $97.00 US per night (plus applicable taxes). Complimentary Daily Continental Breakfast is included. Note: Room Block and Special Rates available only until July 1, 2015.

Directions to Hotel: From I-5 North or South - take 80 East (Reno) - Exit 94A (Watt Ave) - Left on Watt, left on Peacekeeper Way - Right on Arnold - Right on Westover - Hotel on Right. Volume XLVII, Issue 3 Page 5

47 th ANNUAL EDSEL OWNERS CLUB CONVENTION

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA August 5 – August 9, 2015

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

9:00 AM Registration Desk and Hospitality Room open

Craft Sale – Raffle Tickets – Model Car Contest

(Bring Craft Items to Sell)

Touring on your own

Thursday, August 6, 2015

8:00 AM Registration Desk and Hospitality Room open

8:00 AM Bus Tour- to San Francisco, CA. Stop on Golden Gate Bridge and at Fishermans Wharf

7:00 PM Social Get Together Funny Money Auction to Follow (Don’t forget to bring items for Funny Money Auction)

Friday, August 7, 2015

9:00 AM Registration & Hospitality Room Open

9:00 AM Judging of Cars Begins

9:30 AM EOC Board Meeting - Sherman Room

2:00 PM EOC General Membership Meeting - Lions Den

7:00 PM Parts and Edsel-Related Items Auction (Bring Items for sale by 6:30 PM)

Saturday, August 8, 2015

9:00 AM Hospitality Room Open

10:00 AM Edselcade to Old Sacramento - Capitol Building - Railroad Museum

6:00 PM Awards Banquet - Hawaiian Attire Optional

Sunday, August 9, 2015

Breakfast on your own and good-byes

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NEW REPRODUCTION EDSEL ITEMS EOC member Henry Klinger has been doing a great service for the fellow Edsel enthusiasts by offering an array of reproduction Edsel parts that would otherwise be next to impossible to find. The parts he has reproduced will improve the quality of our Edsel restorations. The products listed below will be put in the classified section in future issues of the Big E. Many thanks to Henry for making these parts available for us. EDSEL PRODUCTS FOR SALE : 58 & 59 KICK PANELS $ 23.00 58 & 59 HOOD INSULATION KITS $ 35.00 58 & 59 TRUNK INSULATION KITS $ 40.00 58 CORSAIR/CITATION - TRUNK BOARD KITS - 5 PCS $ 80.00 58 RANGER/PACER - TRUNK BOARD KITS - 5 PCS $ 72.00 59 TRUNK BOARD KITS 3 PCS $ 60.00 60 TRUNK BOARD KITS 3 PCS $ 60.00 58, 59, 60 GLOVE BOXES $ 20.00 58 FACTORY AIR GLOVE BOX $ 20.00 58 & 59 REAR PACKAGE TRAY $ 30.00 58 & 59 REAR PACKAGE TRAY W/SPEAKER SLOTS/ HOLE $ 45.00 59 TRUNK MAT ONLY $ 65.00 59 WASHER BAG NEW In Stock $ 30.00 60 WASHER BAG NEW In Stock $ 35.00 59 4 DOOR UPHOLESTRY BACKING HARDBOARDS $ 70.00 59 STATION WAGON CARGO BOARDS $ 65.00 NEW ADDITIONS TO MY REPRODUCTION ITEMS BELOW : 58 CORSAIR/CITATION TAILLIGHT LENS GASKETS 4 PC $ 28.00 58 PACER/RANGER TAILLIGHT LENS GASKETS 4 PC $ 28.00 58 PARKING LIGHT LENS GASKETS 2 PC $ 16.00 58 BACK UP LIGHT LENS GASKETS 2 PC $ 12.00 58 BACK UP LIGHT HOUSING GASKETS 2 PC $ 17.00 59 TAIL LIGHT LENS GASKETS 6 PC $ 18.00 58 STATION WAGON TAILLIGHT LENS GASKETS 6 PC $ 35.00 60 TAILLIGHT LENS GASKETS 4 PC $ 17.00 60 STATION WAGON TAILLIGHT LENS GASKETS 4 PC $ 17.00 58 HEADLIGHT BUCKET GASKETS 2 PC $ 28.00 59 HEADLIGHT BUCKET GASKETS 2 PC $ 25.00 COMING SOON - 58 RANGER/PACER TRUNK MATS NOTE: THE ABOVE PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE THE SHIPPING COST

CONTACT: HENRY KLINGER, 506 POTTSVILLE ST, P.O. BOX 167, WICONISCO, PA. 17097 PHONE : 717-453-7244 OR E-MAIL : [email protected]. Volume XLVII, Issue 3 Page 7 Edsel Calendar of Events We need your Edsel photos for the 2016 Calendar! Please submit a picture either 4x6 or 5x7 with a nice background setting. Digital photos are fine. Color copies of a photo do not reproduce well. Send to Jeannine Phipps 2500 NE 187th Ave,Vancouver, WA 98684 or e-mail [email protected] or send to Lois Roth 1740 NW 3rd St Gresham, Or 97030 or e-mail [email protected] —————————————————————————————————————————————— If you wish to have extra copies of the 2015 calendar, they are $15.00 each including shipping. Contact Lois Roth, email: [email protected] or phone: 503-492-0878

We need to know what the local chapters are doing, let us know if there is anything in your area that deserves to be noted in this calendar.

Email your event info to [email protected]

The 47th Annual National EOC meet, hosted by the Redwood Chapter of EOC in Sacramento, CA on August 5 - 9, 2015

EOC MEMBERSHIP DRIVE 2015: WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! WATCH THE SPEEDOMETER Willard Marshall - Ft. Worth, TX CLIMB! Robert Dominick - Eufaula, AL Royce (Bud) Hudgins - Gilmer, TX Jerry Gilkey - St. Charles, MO Tim Kennedy - Virginia Beach, VA Mike Cooney - Humble, TX Martin Mahoney - Naples, FL John Ramon - Cedar Park, TX Bill Shepherd - Leavittsburg, OH Mark Bernath - Atlanta, GA Tim & Shelley Logston - Emmett, ID Dave Gilbert - Livermore, CA Laverne Halstead - Vinton, IA Richard Stupka - White Rock, NM Jeffrey Sward - Huntington Beach, CA

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DSEL CTION DS 1959 4 door sedan Original two tone E A A green. Overhauled engine and transmission. Recondi- Ads in the Green Line are free to members. $10 tioned gas tank. David Burch, Yelm, WA 98597 Ph fee to non-members. They will be run for 3 issues, 360-458-1556 (4) on a space available basis. Ads should be kept to 1960 4 Dr Sedan all restored(White) 35 words or less and sent to: 64,940 miles. Placed 2nd at Branson in 2002. Edsel Green Line Action Ads Rudolph 785 582-4226 evenings or Mon/Wed Noon to David Fleischer 5pm.at 785 233-7867 (picture of car below) (4) 1156 North 350 West Centerville, Utah 84014 or Email me at: [email protected]

EDSELS FOR SALE 1959 Edsel Ranger-4 door sedan - Due to health rea- sons, I am forced to sell my Edsel sedan with 51,500 1958 Pacer-2 door– W8UG703778 Sunset coral w/ original miles. I bought the car from a dealer in Florida met grey scallop. New front suspension, exhaust, tires, in 2007. The Edsel has been totally restored.$25,000 alignment. E-400 engine rebuilt 22,000 miles ago. Eve- USD – contact Fritz Probst rything works. Older repaint and re-upholstery job. Very email: [email protected] showy car. Original keys. Roger Shaffer ,Hagerman, ID (editor’s note: car is located in Germany) Ph: 208-837-4724 or 208-358-1579. (3) 1958 Villager 6 pass wagon - 361 V-8, auto. Runs good and has lots of new parts. Needs some work $6,500 obo 1958 Ranger 4 dr ht - 361 V-8, auto. Runs good and looks good. $6,500 obo 1959 Corsair 4 dr sedan - 361 V-8, auto. Runs good and looks good. $6,500 obo 1960 Ranger 2 dr ht - 292 V-8, auto. Runs good and looks good. $17,500 obo Calvin Copeland PO Box 104 White Oak, WV 25989 (photo taken by editor - Mr. Shaffer’s Pacer at Jackson WY in 2000) Phone: 304-573-1253 (2)

1959 Edsel Corsair-2 door- Jet Stream Blue, PARTS & LITERATURE MEMORABILIA FOR SALE garage kept, 100 % mechanically restored, needs body work and interior work, power steering and power 1958-1960 Edsel Fuel Pumps. Have 6 Cyl and 8 Cyl brakes, 332 engine. Have extra parts. pumps for vacuum and electrical wiper models. Factory Asking $6,500.00. Gene Davis, Hamburg, NJ rebuilt. Contact Blaise Kendzioiski, 1408 S. Wenona, Ph: 973-209-4262. Call and let’s talk. (3) Bay City, Michigan 48706, Ph: 989-892-2652. Volume XLVII, Issue 3 Page 9

Book—Autobiography of Dean Brown: Former EOC Reproduction 1958 Edsel taillight lenses: For all President Dean Brown’s story of his life, and his models of 1958 Edsels. Ranger & Pacer set interest in Edsels. For EOC members, $17.50 for $139.00. Corsair & Citation set $165.00. Wagon one copy or two copies for $32.00 - the price set $125.00. Free shipping to EOC members. Con- includes shipping. Send check to Branson Cross, tact Bill & Jo Glass, 1073 North Agave St, Casa 5865 Cincinnati Dayton Rd, Middletown, OH Grande, AZ 85122 Ph: 253-686-6555 45044 GOLD PLATED CLASSIC KEYS & N.O.S. (Original) All NOS Parts - only have one of each part listed: KEYS for all Edsels and Ford models. Many of those For 58 Ranger/Pacer: left trunk lens $300, right hard to find keys and lock cylinders. Keys cut by trunk lens $300, left outer lens $300, right outer code, please inquire with year and model. JESSER’S lens $300,left trunk housing $250, right trunk CLASSIC KEYS, 26 West Street, Dept EOC, Akron, housing $250, right outer housing $250, OH 44303, Phone 330-376-8181 * 24 hr FAX 330- 1958 left front fender $800, 1959 left front fender 384-9129 VISA $500, 1959 lower grille panel PB59E 8189A $100, 1959 left grille B9KB 3A069A $500, 1959 EDSEL/EDSEL PARTS WANTED/TRADE windshield washer kit B9KB 17503A $100, 1960 red lens $350. Add shipping cost to all prices. Contact Hugh Lesley 1198 Central Ave, WANTED—For 1960 Edsel Ranger 2-dr ht: a replace- Columbia, PA 17512 Ph: 717-615-0098 ment windshield. Contact Roy Zelinsky Ph: 204-222 -8669 Winnipeg, Manitoba

Continental kit parts: I have most of the pieces for WANTED—For 1960 Edsel: pot metal chrome for left a continental kit that would be applicable to the front fender top. Contact Jack Beahm 8301 Lorton small series Edsel. Missing are the mounting Rd, Lorton, VA 22079 Ph: 703-690-3022 (1) bracket/hinge/lever that the wheel mounts to, and the spare tire cover. I can provide photos to any- WANTED—Rear courtesy lights for a 58 Citation con- one interested. Doug Hartmann Ph: 402-721-1008 vertible (both sides). Also looking for a low fuel or [email protected]. warning light SIMM relay and the solenoid/latch as-

sembly for the electric trunk release. 1958 Edsel Engine & Automatic Transmission: 361 cu in E-400 engine with transmission. Contact: Bruce Dennison Ph: 434-589-6993. Apparently low mileage on the two. Asking $500 email: [email protected] (3) for each. Contact Paul Freshwater at Freshwater's Ford, 3947 Hwy 112, Springdale, AR 72762 WANTED—to purchase a 1959 Edsel AMT Promo Ph: 479-248-7746 Model in original PINK color. Contact: Peter D. LaChapelle, 19 Union St., Salem, MA 01970. Rear Window Rubber Seal (New) 1959 Edsel 2/4 Ph: 978-744-9198 Email: [email protected] Door Sdn/Hrdtp $130.00 each. Add $15.00 ship- ping/ins. Dave Houchin, 145 William Bartram WANTED—For 1960 Edsel: air conditioning compres- Drive, Crescent City, FL 32112. sor bracket ( B8A-2882-A), a/c duct (B9AZ-19B680- A), and a/c clamp ( PB9E-14923). Contact: Rich Reproduction parts: appliqué plates, hood orna- Lindblad 405 Presidio Ct Southlake, TX 76092 ments and bumper guard pads Ph: 940-210-9002 email: [email protected] Pacer NOS chain link seat material : red and brown. Also have some rib cloth and silver welt. WANTED— 4 aluminum scuff plates with the word Edsel parts; new, used & rebuilt, 1000’s in stock, “EDSEL” embossed on them. Prefer NOS or excel- parts list with SASE. lent used for a ‘59 Ranger 4 door sedan. Contact: Jerry Lasseigne, 300 Coulon Rd, Contact: Jack Ressler Ph: 814-449-1830 (3) Thibodaux, LA 70301, PH:985-446-6487 The Big E Page 10

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Edsel Owners Club Inc. The “BIG E” is the official publication of the Edsel Owners Club. The Club is dedicated to the preserva- tion of the Edsel, with members in all walks of life helping each other in their President - George Foran, 1614 Wilcox St, 31010 NW North Avenue, North Plains, OR 97133- labor of love. The Edsel Crest Hill, IL 60403. [email protected] 815- 6145, [email protected] 503-647-5376 Owner’s Club, Inc. was 919-3570 Founders: founded by Edsel Henry Past President - Carolyn Fakeley Edsel Henry Ford, b.1925—d. 2013 Ford, Perry E. Piper, Vice President - Regions - Reg Brown, 806 Perry Piper - b.1911- d.1999 Michael Read and David Essex Dr Summerville, SC 29485 Mike Read - b.1943 - d.2005 Sinclair and was incorpo- Ph: 843-693-3331 [email protected] rated as a non-profit organ- Treasurer - Lois Roth, Or-E-gon Chapter, 1740 David Sinclair, Eagle, ID [email protected] ization under the laws of NW 3rd St., Gresham, OR 97030, (208) 939-5534 the State of Illinois on [email protected] Other Contacts: February 3rd, 1969. Annu- 503-492-0878 Webmaster - Greg Corcoran - Columbine Chapter al membership dues: Unit- Secretary - Maye Gulley, Heart of America Chap- [email protected] ed States $35 ($25 if Big E ter, PO Box 587, DeSoto, KS 66018-0587 is received by email), Cana- [email protected] 913-583-1822 da $40 (US Funds)($30 if Vice President - Chapters - Kathye Higdem, 9211 Big E is received by email) , Portland Ave S., Bloomington, MN 55420-3839. Big E Publication Dates all others $45 (US [email protected] 952-884-3091 Funds)($35 if Big E is re- Vice President Membership - Jeannine Phipps, January, March, May, July, ceived by email) per year. Or-E-gon Chapter, 2500 NE 187th Ave., Vancou- ver, WA 98684, [email protected] September, November and Of this amount $30 is ap- 360-892-8943 plied as an annual sub- Public Relations - "Shamrock" Shelley Cleaver, Calendar Issue. scription to “The Big E”, the North Texas Chapter, 35998 US Highway 69 N, Copy deadline is 30 days pri- official club publication. All Jacksonville, Texas 75766-7578, dues should be forwarded 903-586-4311 or to above publication dates. to the club treasurer, Lois Big E/Greenline Editor– David Fleischer, 1156 Roth. An Associate Mem- North 350 West, Centerville, Utah 84014, Submit ads and photos to: bership (someone presid- [email protected] ing in the same household) Head Judge - Carroll "Higgie" Higdem, David Fleischer is available for $15. [email protected] (952) 884-3091 [email protected] Historian - Mike Hinsch, Or-E-gon Chapter,