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M . A . P. S
REVIEW
N E W S L E T T E R O F M A I T L A N D
A U T O
P R E S E R V A T I O N S O C I E T Y ,
S O U T H A U S T R A L I A
“ M A P S - T h e H i s t o r i c M o t o r V e h i c l e
C l u b o f t h e Y o r k e P e n i n s u l a ”
NOVEMBER 2014
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ASHLEY FARROW’S VALIANT S SERIES
Ardrossan was busy with R & S Valiants during November when the R &S Club had a weekend event in the town.
Ashley Farrow and Margaret Edwards brought over their nicely detailed “S” and parked it in the editor’s home, perhaps getting the
neighbours thinking he had bought another car - and not a British one!
IN THIS ISSUE Page 2 Contacts + Models & Mini cars.
Page 3- Prattle! Page 4 - Profiles & Past Bathurst.
Pages 5-7 Tanunda Report Invitation events. Pages 8&9 Events & Humour.
Page 10 - A lighter note. Page 11-Just a Minute. Page 12 Market place.
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MAITLAND AUTO PRESERVATION SOCIETY INC P.O. BOX 86, MAITLAND, S.A. 5573,
ELECTED OFFICE BEARERS for 2014-2015
PRESIDENT:
TREVOR CLERKE
08 88 537 191 [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT:
BRONTE GIESECKE
08 88 253 008 [email protected]
SECRETARY :
JOE INGRAM
08 88 373 126 [email protected]
TREASURER
JOAN CORRELL
08 88 532 004 [email protected]
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
TREVOR BEAN
08 88 233 366 [email protected]
GRAHAM KLINGBERG 88233715/0417 804331 [email protected]
ERICA ANDREWS
08 8825 3287 (H) [email protected]
MIKE OSBORNE
08 88373158 [email protected]
GEOFFREY DAVEY
08 88521 741 geoffrey.davey3&bigpond.com
MARY OSBORNE
08 88373158 [email protected]
REGO OFFICER & AUTHORISED PERSON KEITH PENHALL
08 88 232 999/0417 865697
[email protected]
AUTHORISED PERSONS
EDITOR/PUBLIC OFFICER:
EVENTS COORDINATOR
MINUTES SECRETARY
PUBLICITY & ASSISTANT EDITOR:
PATRONS:
LIFE MEMBERS:
ROD NIXON 08 88322 691 (B), TREVOR CLERKE 08 88537 191(H)
MIKE OSBORNE
08 88 373158 [email protected]
BRONTE GIESECKE
08 88 253 008 [email protected]
----------------------------JIM SEWELL
08 88 373 826
DON & SHIRLEY ROSE 08 88 252 841
RON BRIGGS+, LOIS BRIGGS, KEN HEINRICH, HOWARD HEARD +
DON ROSE, SHIRLEY ROSE
GENERAL MEETINGS ARE HELD THE FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH, EXCEPT JANUARY. 8PM AT THE CHATT CENTRE,
ROBERT ST. MAITLAND. VISITORS & GUESTS WELCOME
Small car - Big Star. OK, so you know the car is a
Goggomobile- a 1956 T300 with a powerful 15HP 293cc engine.
Picture taken at the Earls Court London Motor Show I’d guess, but
who is the leopard skin model. A clue?
She has a film star sister, but our model was a highly successful
author.
Staying with small cars, I suspect they had to find a petite model to
make the Bond Minicar appear larger than life. Three wheeled
Bonds were an economy vehicle and also allowed holders of
motorcycle licences to enjoy cheaper rego and drive them without
an additional car licence. The condition was that the vehicle had to
be without a reverse gear! Power units were a variety of two stroke
motors. The later models were engineered to run in either rotation.
Bond made various minicars, plus a modified version of the Triumph
Herald.
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PRESIDENTS PRATTLE
LETTER IN TO THE EDITOR -
We are back, not just from our holiday, but from the
Tanunda Campout, where it was fun, fun, fun followed
by more of the same. Everybody enjoyed the location,
weather and especially Kegel Bowling at the
Showground.
Now at the December Meeting, Ma (alias Shirley) Rose
is giving Pa (Don) Rose a birthday fling at the club. In
order to cater for both a meeting and fun eating, the
meeting will start at 7.30pm and be short, sharp and
informative. Please be there in order to enjoy
Christmas, Don Rose’s 90th Birthday and me, to wish
you all the Best of the Season’s Greetings.
For all those that are a bit off colour, get well and we’ll
see you soon at an event or meeting.
Till we meet again- Good Health, SAFE Motoring and
Good Cheer.
Yours in Service and Motoring.
Stansbury 7th November
Dear Mike & Mary
A few words which might be put in the magazine.
We would sincerely like to thank all those who gave advice on the
do’s and don’ts on how to start a motor vehicle,.viz our Holden
Rodeo at the Tanunda Campout
Great thanks to Mike, Trevor and all concerned about our mishap.
Not forgetting the RAA driver, the tow truck driver and the
mechanics who got us up going again.
Ron & Joyce Anderson
Thanks Ron. I understand the new starter motor did not come
cheap. However, when the tow truck took you and the vehicle off to
the auto electricians, we had to keep an eye on Joyce! She was all
for going into Tanunda and spending up on your credit card.
Trevor Clerke
However, we talked her into having a bit of a party in the caravan
until you got back. So when we called you throughout the day, we
FROM THE EDITOR
were just trying to find out when we’d got to empty your ‘van and
What a mixture of events and weather! The latter does tend to hide the empties!
make work on my project Alvis a little disrupted. However, I have
HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAY TO NARC KAPUNDA CHAPTER
made some good progress with the front suspension all checked
over and only minor parts needed. That’s just as well and items Members of the NARC Kapunda chapter celebrated their 25th
such as king pins soon add up to well over four figures- per side.
birthday with a meal at Tanunda’s Weintal Hotel, attended by
I have been wrestling with an octopus cum snake beast this weekbetter known as the wiring loom. The application of the PPR
Chassis Coat paint looks good- not too shiny, but also very hard.
After some setbacks, I was pleased to get a call from Richard Duns
regarding the gearbox which was being checked out. When
someone says, “ Have you seen inside this gearbox?” you start to
worry. However, Richard was just surprised on the herring bone
gear arrangement, plus the components looked to have little wear.
NARC’s President Moranne Coombs, members, friends and guests.
Mary and I were most flattered to join this very friendly get together.
Over the years, MAPS and NARC members have enjoyed joint and
invitation events. Moranne has certainly made her positive mark in
the NARC club, both in the parent group and the Kapunda Chapter.
One hard job has been covering the firewall in an appropriate
material to match a rubberised felt coating. I managed to get some
from the UK Alvis parts supplier, but a similar material is available
for MGB door panels. My stainless steel exhaust arrived from the
UK, supplied by P.D. Gough. Due to the length of the tailpipes they
cut these in half and finished the cut ends so as to allow simple
reassembly. Engine work is still underway and looks promising.
However, all this work with several cars to look after takes time,
money and space. Therefore, some hard decisions will be made
soon as to what goes and what stays. We are very happy with the
TR4A, plus the original Alvis is a car we could not replace. That NARC Kapunda Chapter President Robert Parker and NARC
means that the Sunbeam and the Bristol 409 might be on the President Moranne Coombs get ready to cut the 25th birthday
market. I’ll probably drive both soon and fall in love with them all cake.
over again!
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HERE’S YOUR HOMEWORK FOR CHRISTMAS
Write a profile for yourself or your partner, so as to let other
club members know more about each other.
You don’t have to answer all the questions, just the ones you
feel comfortable in answering. Embarrassing and memorable
moments might be only for the brave! The questions below
come from a cocktail of profile questions found elsewhere.
If you have a photograph of you and/‘or your car from years
ago, that might be interesting!
Name.
Address.
Old cars you own.
Modern cars you own.
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First car.
Favourite car.
Dream car (s).
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Worst car.
Best car.
Favourite car colour.
Favourite food + drink.
Favourite song, film, place to visit ,football team etc.
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Most memorial moment in car.
Embarrassing moment in car.
Short story of club car.
Other Hobbies.
Current or previous occupations.
Return your profile to the editor and we will include them in
forthcoming editions. No replies and I’ll make some up!
Mike Osborne
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BRONTE’S TAKE ON THE TANUNDA CAMPOUT WEEKEND
Ich Bin Ein Barossan.
It was back to our ancestral roots for a few of us from MAPS. with some
German blood, like the (nee) Frosts, (nee) Curzners and Klingbergs . Who
along with the other 40 plus members and guests who enjoyed the well
organized activities such as Maggies Beers delicacies, Kegel 9 pin bowling
and BBQ at the park. It was delightful, delicious – de-lovely. Our campsite
at the Tanunda Caravan park was in proximity with all our cabins and
caravans, this made socializing more convenient.
The four quondong pies that Shirley Rose rustled up for all our sweets on
Saturday night was equal to any of Maggie Beers products , and her prize
card game she conducted was good value also.
Bad things usually go in threes but only two break downs occurred--Bernard and Barbara’s Bentley had a flat battery and poor Ron Andersons
Jackaroo's starter motor would not engage, hence Kaput!
Our Fuhrer ( leader ) and weekend tour guide Trevor did his usual good
job at announcing the guidance details to keep the group informed of the
itinerary.
An odd incident happened to me or did I dream it? A nightmare all the
same!. I was awoken from a sound sleep by a loud knock on my cabin
door at about 10pm on Saturday night. I jumped out of bed in my usual
night attire—sox & jocks ,expecting to let in who I thought to be Michele
from her solo spree with the other revellers from the club.
To my shock and horror I was confronted by two gothic Monks with
pitchforks and torches threatening me at the door step! I don’t know why
but they were as surprized as I was, one seemed to be doubled up in
agony, or laughter, I’m not sure.
The next morning as the sun rose over Kaiser Stuhl mountain we set off
for home wishing Auf Wiedersehen ( see- ya later) to the Schon (beautiful )
valley of Shiraz wine and gut Freundschaft ( good friendship ).
Bronte.
NOW WHAT REALL HAPPENED!
alley , 127 feet in length and a choice of balls to hopefully strike the nine
pins. Only Dick Penhall managed a clean sweep, with Bronte in second
place. Jan Mills won the ladies class and was third overall. Thank you to
the Kegel Club for allowing us to enjoy such a good time.
Onwards and upwards to the caravan park where the Hunters had arrived
from Nildottie, complete with Holden and vintage caravan. It was time for
throwing the horseshoe and reeling in the snakes. Dick P won the
horseshoes, with few others getting too near the mark. On the reeling in
snakes, I was lucky to win, but as there were questions as to one reel
being better than other, I offered to have a rerun with the reels swapped. I
still won, but there were questionable remarks about how I came to have
rapid hand movement. I’ve no idea what they were getting at- must be my
piano playing.
For Saturday tea, we had the full use of the camp kitchen and canteen
area, a great benefit on such events. Shirley Rose kept us sweet with her
pies and her prize games, A fine night allowed us to sit outside, but when
Graham Klingberg got cold and donned a woollen coat cum blanket
courtesy of Trevor Clerke, I thought I’d follow suit. Meanwhile Dick Penhall
and Alex Anderson show they were tough by standing around in shorts,
probably to impress a lady in a nearby cabin. Talked revolved around
possums going up their legs.
As Graham and I looked like Friar Tuck and Little John, we though we’d
give Bronte a look at a bit of English folk history. Bronte had retired to bed
with a good book, probably a German phrase book, or a biography on a
local Lutheran. So, his wife Michele gave her secret knock and hid when
the door to Bronte’s cabin was opened.
Full frontal Bronte- T shirt and budgie smugglers. Up went the call from the
spectators, “His legs look like Robin Hood’s bow!” Well we all fell about
laughing and the night got worse after that. - I’ll say no more.
A great turnout for this weekend, with several staying over extra days. The
Clerkes and Haywoods brought their classic Adelma caravans and these
Sunday saw many of the party leave, but the planned lunch stop at the
were joined by the vintage ’van of John and Chris Hunter of the Murray
Terminus Hotel at Balaklava was not well supported. We later decided we
Mallee Club.
will not include such a stop in future weekends.
Hard luck story of the first day was the Knope’s Bentley having a flat
battery, but with the help of some jump leads and the loan of a charger
from the ever friendly Tanunda Caravan Park staff, all was fixed by
Saturday. Thank you Neville.
The Osbornes and the Sewells headed off to the Heritage Garden at
Sevenhill for a most enjoyable day. Look at visiting that beautiful place on
next year’s open day. I was lucky to get a ride in Kevin and Eileen
Draper’s lovely Model A Ford- most enjoyable.
Friday night’s meal was at The Vine, Nuriootpa. On arrival, there was a
sound test taking place for the band which to start playing 3 hours later.
After a short time of 150 decibel background noise and attempts to order
our meals by sign language, we got together in the Sports Bar.
We stayed on at Tanunda until the Wednesday, taking in the area and a
good meal at the Tanunda Club, an excellent venue for a meal. Ron
Anderson was glad to have the RAA service to the Holden starter fixed.
Just a couple of points- motoring without RAA cover, in my opinion is
asking for trouble. Also when you need RAA help, call the RAA helpline,
not the local contractor’s number, as they will not respond unless the call is
processed by the RAA call centre.
Saturday was a bright start- new battery on the Bentley and then off to
Maggie Beer’s business where we all indulged in tasting lots of unusual
delicacies and drinking coffee. Top marks to Maggie Beer’s business and
staff as they looked after us really well, allowing us the run of the kitchen.
( See photos!)
For those who needed lunch, Tanunda offers a great range of food, with
the Tanunda Bakery and Tanunda Club being two great examples. We
chatted with a knitting group in the former, than I nearly bought a Toyota
Prado at the dealership next door.
The afternoon session involved some games, starting with the Tanunda
Kegel Club. What a great find by John Mills. One long wooden planked
A great weekend and thanks to all those who made it happen; the
Klingbergs, the Clerkes and the Mills, Shirley Rose from MAPS, plus the
Tanunda Caravan Park, the Kegel Club and Maggie Beers.
Get you diaries out for the 2015 campouts- Peterborough and Coobowie.
Mike O
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TANUNDA FUN & GAMES- Above Left
Kegel & Horse shoe throwing winner, Dick Penhall,
Margaret Klingberg and Jan Mills reeling them in.
No lucky horse shoe for Bob Haywood.
Right up your alley- the Tanunda Kegel alley, some 127
feet long
Right- Taking it easy, The Hunter’s outfit & the final
solution for a starter motor problem
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TANUNDA CAMPOUT - PICTURES PROVE A
POINT
On the left hand side,, Barbara Watson, Shirley
Rose, Vonny Hill and Jan Mills all show that they
are happy in the kitchen- Maggie Beer’s kitchen.
On the right, we have show that the President is
making a job of resting and thing, Graham and
Mike O enjoy dressing up as Friar Tuck and Little
John. Finally, give a man a camera and he’s got
to take a picture!
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MAPS EVENTS CALENDAR 2014 .
GENERAL MEETINGS- 8pm FIRST THURSDAY OF THE MONTH EXCEPT JANUARY
VENUE- CHATT CENTRE, MAITLAND. Light refreshments served
Nov 30th
MAPS Christmas Luncheon
Dec 4th 7.30PM
Brief Christmas wind up meeting with
supper provided by Don & Shirley
Rose
Dec 19th
Ardrossan Street Party Parade
January 1st
Port Vincent Gala Day
January 26th
Combined MAPS, Barossa HVRC,
Gawler VVCVC & NARC Kapunda
get together.
Feb 22nd
“Around the Houses” in the Copper
Coast area with visits to two members’
collections
B Giesecke
March 15th
Meet up with local motorcycle clubs
B Giesecke
March 20-22nd
Peterborough Campout
April
Meet up with motorcycle clubs
May 17th
The Chook Run- in the Balaklava area
May 24th
Cavalcade of Cars, Wallaroo to Kadina
Options of entering the run, or meeting at picnic
spot along the route.
August/ early September (Sunday)
MAPS 30th Birthday Luncheon at the
Ardrossan Bowling Club
Final Date to be confirmed
Sept 30th Weds
Motorfest Cruising Classics event visiting Balaklava
Oct 9-11th
Coobowie Campout and the Wilkins
Walk
PETERBOROUGH CAMPOUT 2015
Suggested accommodationPeterborough Caravan Park
Phone 86 512545
Caravan powered sites
Site for 1 adult $20/night
Site for 2 adults $30night
On site caravan NO linen
Osbornes
88373158
YP Veteran Centre, Kadina. $18 per head
Noon for 12.30PM
NOTE EARLIER START TIME -7.30 PM
NB, NOT A BBQ as earlier advertised
Osbornes
88373158
Clerkes
88 537 191
Meet near RSL at top of main street from 5.30PM for
6 PM start
Display your car in the street and BYO lunch at the
Clerke’s house in nearby Talbot Road
BYO picnic to the Riverton venue, hosted by NARC
Kapunda Chapter. Details of local departure times to
be confirmed
Details to be confirmed
To be confirmed
G Klingberg
Osbornes
Full details to be confirmed
ing, TV and a/c.
Ensuite Cabin
Cooking,TV and a/c.$ 115/night, 1 or 2 people
3 bedroom House
$`90 per night, 1 or 2 people
double bed(inc linen),triple bunk (no linen)
Cooking,TV and a/c.
2 room ensuite cabin
fully furnished with linen
1 bedroom used $120
2 bedrooms used $160
3 bedrooms used $200
$96/night, 1 or 2 people
double bed(inc linen), 2 x bunks (NO linen)
Cooking,TV and a/c.
Deluxe ensuite cabin
Extra adults $8, Children aged4 to 15 $4.
NO PETS in accommodation.
Pets in park at manager’s discretion.
JUNCTION HOTEL08 86512195, Main Street
Peterborough
$36/night
Basic Cabin- No ensuite NO LINEN
$65, 1 or 2 people. Double bed,triple bunk Cook- Queen and single beds with linen
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INVITATION EVENTS 2014
These are events which might appeal to members. If you see or hear of similar events, please let the editor know and they can be added
to the list. The Federation’s web site is the place to look for many more. http://www.fhmcsa.org.au/
2014
Nov
28-30th
Jan
17-18th
Feb
Feb
Mar
26th
1st
7th
8th
21st
15th
Geelong Revival Motoring Festival
2015
MILANG VINTAGE MACHINERY CLUB SHOW CONTACT GAYE CHAPLIN. PO Box6
STRATHALBYN 5255 or COLIN almanaccd&hotmail.com 08 85363938 0428 526 659
Strathalbyn Auto Collectors’ Club “ Aussie Car” show
HMVC Auto Jumble & Show’n Shine
Kaniva Car and Bike Show -Kaniva Lions Club Ph. 0428 922 335
All British Day, Echunga. Entries closed
National Vintage Caravan Grand Parade at Adelaide Showground. Contact 08 82604488
wwwcaravanandcamping.com.au for details and if you wish to show your vintage outfit.
Pre 1931 Historic Vehicle Gathering Day, Anzac Hwy, Keswick West Parklands off Anzac Highway
10.30am-2.30pm Catering Available, Free parking & admission
Event run by The Vintage Sports Car Club of Australia
Mar
April
19th19th
April 27 to May 9th
May
3rd
May
24th
Nov
8th
R & S Valiant Club’s 6th Nationals NSW
Armstrong Siddeley Invitation Event withHumber, Riley and Daimler Clubs
Picnic Style Event at Hazelwood Park
Federation’s Meet the Clubs Outback Odessy. Editor has one info pack
HMVC’s British Classics Day
Cavalcade of Cars, Copper Coast NOTE CORRECTED DATE
SWAP MEETS go to http://www.bevenyoung.com.au/car.htm
Rootes Clubs Day
DOWN SOUTH REMINDERS
JAN17-18th
MILANG VINTAGE MACHINERY CLUB TWO DAYT SHOWCONTACT GAYE CHAPLIN. PO Box6 STRATHALBYN 5255
or COLIN
almanaccd&hotmail.com 08 85363938 0428 526 659
AUTOJUMBLE – Swap meet – Victor Harbor. SA
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st 2015
Hosted by Historic Motor Vehicles Club Victor Harbor, SA
Encounter Bay Oval, Ring Road, Victor Harbor. Many Direction signs. Fully catered.
200 stalls with variety of car and motorcycle parts, automobilia,
garagenalia and collectables.
‘Show ‘n Shine’ entries welcome. Trophies for Best Vintage
Car, Classic Car, Vintage or Classic Caravan, Best Vintage or
Classic Motorcycle, Best Hotrod and Best Modified Car.
$15 entry sellers and one passenger, $5 buyers and ‘Show ’n
Shine’.
Sellers 7am, buyers 7.30am. Enquiries contact Coordinator
Stephen Ph 0419 848 512. Email: [email protected]
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JOKE TIME
After years of research, scientists have discovered what
makes women happy. Nothing.
Just had my water bill of $175 drop on my mat. That's a lot.
Oxfam can supply a whole African village for just $2 a month:
time to change supplier I think.
A mummy covered in chocolate and nuts has been
discovered in Egypt .... Archaeologists believe it may be
Pharaoh Roche...
Two Indian junkies accidentally snorted curry powder instead
of cocaine. Both in hospital...one's in a korma.. The other's
got a dodgy tikka!
Japanese scientists have created a camera with a shutter
speed so fast, they can now photograph a woman with her
mouth shut.
A boy asks his granny, 'Have you seen my pills, they were
labeled LSD?' Granny replies, b====r the pills, have you
seen the dragons in the kitchen?
Wife gets naked and asks hubby, 'What turns you on more,
my pretty face or my sexy body? Hubby looks her up and
down and replies, 'Your sense of humour!
My mate just hired an Eastern European cleaner, took her 15
hours to vacuum the house. Turns out she was a Slovak.
Since the snow came all the wife has done is look through the
window. If it gets any worse, I'll have to let her in.
NOW A REAL ONE- and a note..
In reply to a reminder about Christmas meal
bookings
“ Hi , ***** will not be at meeting tonight as
Richard has locked the Nissan in his whore
NAME THE MAPS MEMBER BELOW...
shop. He has our meal sheet if he
remembers to take it.”
Well, sounds like he might have been
occupied ! Perhaps a club visit is needed.
Please not that with meal bookings,
although only a few have paid before the
day, the club and members will be liable for
any who are no shows and do not pay. The
YP Vets Centre is a volunteer group and will
have ordered food in specifically for our
group of over eighty people.
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MAPS
Minutes of the General Meeting held on the 6th November 2014
At the Chatt Centre, Maitland at 8.00pm
1. Meeting opened and welcome: The chairman opened the meeting and welcomed all members to the November general meeting, citing
the usual safety requirements.
2. Members present: as per attendance register.
3. Apologies: Erica and Haydn Andrews as well as per attendance register.
4. Confirmation of the October general meeting minutes: G.Klingberg moved that the
minutes of the October meeting recorded in the
Review be accepted, seconded by R.Duns and carried.
5. Business arising:
J.Correll was congratulated for her entry in the Minlaton Show.
S.Rose will be catering for the December meeting for Don’s 90th birthday. That meeting starts at 7.30pm.
6. Financial report: J.Correll presented her report, tabled it then moved that it be accepted, seconded by J.Ingram and carried.
7. Correspondence: a. Newsletters 1. The Vintage Bulletin,
2. Mallee Torque
3. Crank Talk
4. The Busted Bumper
5. Smoke Signal
6. National Road Transport Hall of Fame
7. The Con-Rod
8. Tappet Chatter
b. Mail
1. FHMC minutes
2. Power of the Past
3. Dusty and Rusty
4. Strath Aussie Car Day
5. CCCC of Cars and motorbikes
6. Kaniva Car and Bike Show
7. NARC invitation
8. Rotary Club of Regency Park
9. Moonta Progress Assoc. Show and Shine
J.Ingram moved that the correspondence be received, seconded by Bernard Knope and carried.
8. Business arising: FHMC new variations now allowable.
Reminder to remember to sign log books over the holidays.
9. Events: B.Giesecke previewed calendar events Christmas luncheon on the 30th November the December general meeting on the 4th December the Ardrossan Street party on
the 19th of December
and reviewed the Tanunda Camp-out on the 1st and 2nd of November
D. Penhall reviewed the Dusty and Rusty day at Stansbury
G. Harvey reviewed the Clem Smith Museum visit at Mallala
Guest speakers for next year; Vern Schupan and John Edwards
Warning for next year: there will be a meeting/event attendance audit.
Reminder that rego ceases when a partner passes away and cars on historic rego will have to be re-registered.
10. General business:
1. Change of venue for the 30th anniversary to the Ardrossan Bowling Club
2. Cards were sent out to the Dayman family, to Rose Darling, to the Hills, and to Rick Hudson.
3. First of the new mugs was given to the Kegel Club for hosting us on the camp-out.
4. The chairman thanked Graham and Margaret Klingberg for the organization of the Tanunda Camp-out and to John
Mills for organizing the Kegel Club venue.
5. Mike Osborne suggested that the next meeting start at 7.30pm and was accepted by the meeting.
6. Still a need for more profiles for the Review.
7. Lyn displayed two types of jackets that are available to the club.
11. Raffle draw: Five members won first prizes.
12. Meeting closed: The Chairman thanked members for their attendance and closed the meeting at 9.30pm.
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TALE PIECE
Pictured right is the Alvis Speed 20 of
Peter & Anne Mott, some what
dwarfing the MGB of Ashley Farrow
and Margaret Edwards at Mylor Oval.
This was the starting point for the 2014 Bentley Drivers’ Club
annual picnic run.
Ashely tells me that he was detoured and delayed, but this
might have been down to the plentiful Champagne that flows
on these events!
Mike O
WANTED…...
HIGHLIGHT MORRIS MINOR
CONVERTIBLE. 1952-55 WANTED BY
LOCAL ARDROSSAN MAN , COLIN ON
88373 619
FOR SALE- YOKOHAMA 205/65
X 15 INCH TYRES. 80% TREAD
$150 THE SET
Call Ian Burman 08 88373254
MAPS MARKET
PLACE
For Sale
2005 Mitsubishi VRX Lancer Wagon.
“Love that car.” Reluctant sale but needs to go.
One owner. 2 litre automatic, cruise control, towbar,
air-conditioned, factory alloys, powered factory tint
windows, floor mats, new radio/cd, regularly
serviced. 122k Neat, reliable and trouble free,
nothing to
spend.
$8,500
o.n.o.
0477
812533
Ardrossan
FROM; MAITLAND AUTO PRESERVATION SOCIETY, P.O. BOX 86, MAITLAND S.A.5573.