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Fall
Mini Meet September 15, 2012
The spring mini-meet will be in Eugene on Saturday,
23 March 2013. The schedule includes a full slate of clinics in the
morning, favorite model contest and much, much more. The Lane Society
of MRR layout in Junction City should be available for viewing and there
is a possibility that an N-Scale modular layout will also be available.
The Board of Directors will meet after the clinics. The club house is
at 2555 Lansdown Road and it has parking on three sides. Additional
parking is available on the streets.
Directions to the mini-meet
The mini-meet will be held in the Gainsborough Club House, 2555 Lansdown
Road, Eugene, OR.
Gainsborough is a gated 55-plus community. The gate will be open for
our event. Parking is available along three sides of the club house.
From I-5 points North or South:
Take exit 195B for OR 569/Randy Pape Beltline westbound
Take Northwest Expressway exit
Turn right onto Northwest Expressway
Take first right onto Irving Road
Take second right onto Lansdown Road
The club house will be two blocks on left
From Junction City:
Take OR 99 Southbound toward Eugene
Turn left onto Irving Road
After about 1 mile turn right onto Lansdown Road
The club house will be two blocks on the left
From Oregon Coast:
From US 101 go east on OR 126 toward Eugene
Turn left on OR 569/Randy Pape Beltline east bound
Take Northwest Expressway Exit
Turn right onto Northwest Expressway
At first signal take right onto Irving Road
Take second right onto Lansdown Road
The club house will be two blocks on the left
See the January 2013 for pictures from our fall mini-meet in Bend, OR
on September 15, 2012
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A Call For Volunteers!
Currently Division 1 is looking for volunteers to fill
some key positions in our organization.
We are in need of a person to fill the Membership chair
position. We all know how important it is to recruit new members and to
keep the members we already have. We need someone with innovative ideas
to fill this position.
Your editor of The Brakeman’s Rag is wanting to
retire from that position. After five plus years, Glenn Edmison is wanting
to move on to other challenges. Consider this an invitation for you to
volunteer to be of service to your fellow model railroaders.
The position requires computer expertise for creating the copy, and connection
to the internet for electronic publication. Familiarity with a word processor
program is vital. Acquaintance with MicroSoft Publisher or some other
such formatting program would be an advantage.
Points are rewarded towards the Achievement Program Association Volunteer
Certificate, and accumulate rather quickly at one point per month..For
more information on this, see the NMRA webpage, under the Achievement
Program.
The news letter has been published as a quarterly, (December, April, June,
September) with special editions added, as needed. It is typically 8 or
more pages, and is released as an electronic version to those with E-mail,
and as hard copy to those without E-mail. Content usually includes a Superintendent’s
Report, minutes of the meetings of the board of directors, information
about coming Division wide mini-meets,
and other coming events in Division 1. PNR, and news from clubs of the
Division. Winners of division modeling contests as well as in regional
activities are a regular feature. An effort has been made to include other
items of general interest to the membership., Past editions are archived
on the Division 1 web page See http://pnr.nmra.org/1div/
Help in getting started is offered, so someone picking up the reins would
not
have to “reinvent the wheel”
Persons interested in becoming editor should contact Division 1 Superintendent,
Dirk Kruysman at thisaddress: dutchdirk@charter.net
Volunteering to help your division can be a rewarding
experience and can earn you AP points. If you or any one you know are
interested in either of these two positions or would like to help our
division in other ways please contact one of the board members listed
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