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In the Beginning

Run from Norwood Technical High School

To Adelaide

John Scorgie Jeff Potter Chris Marsh Nigel Merritt

Established February 1964

BUZZER BOX Official Publication of the Model T Ford Club of Australia Inc.

Model ‘T’ Ford Club 56 years on

“still going strong”

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Model T Ford Club of Australia Inc PO Box 91, MARDEN. SA 5070

www.modeltfordclubaustralia.org.au

CLUB PATRON: Audrey Sever

President: Trevor Martin P.O. Box46, HOUGHTON SA 5131 08 8380 5420 [email protected]

V. President: David Carver 0427 754 250

Secretary: Maxine Martin [email protected] 0400 660 654

Treasurer: Kingsley Taylor [email protected] 0404 373 740

Committee: Mik Bojko David Dunn

Bob Yates Paul VanRuth

Anthony Russell

Minute Secretary: (Committee) Mik Bojko

(General) John Eastick 0412 826 957

Clubroom Booking Coordinator: Bob Yates 0409 530 714

Clubroom Maintenance Coordinator: Paul Van Ruth [email protected]

Historic Vehicle Registrars: Michael Gordon [email protected]

Mik Bojko Bob Yates

Greg Morphett Mark Rowe

Publicity Officer: Ian Oates 08 8369 1909

Public Officer: Mik Bojko 0438 814 810

Vehicle Dating Committee: Allan Bennett 08 8522 2169

David Carver

John Scorgie 0439 509 981

Federation Representative: Michael Gordon

Librarian: Neil Hofmeyer 0448 944 756

Buzzer Box Editor: Maxine Martin [email protected]

Web Site Consultant: Dawid Rewak [email protected]

Membership: Please direct all enquiries to the Secretary 0400 660 654

http://www.modeltfordclubaustralia.org.au

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PRESIDENTS REPORT

2020, what has this year in store for us all. Keep an eye on your monthly BuzzerBox to

keep abreast of the goings on of your club.

On behalf of Maxine and myself I would like to wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR. We

hope you have all had a relaxing break and are ready for another busy year of Model ‘T’

Fording. To finish off 2019 we had a great group of members join to celebrate Christmas

in the Clubrooms. We also had the pleasurable tones of Little Tony to help us sing and

dance the night away. I think that, those who attended, will all agree that it was another

successful evening of Christmas cheer.

Your committee is again working hard this year to organise a variety of activities for us

all to enjoy and look forward to. Please support your club and the run organizers by

attending at least one of the activities throughout the year, you won’t regret it.

On the 6th February 1964 this great club was formed. Please come along to the Febru-

ary general meeting and enjoy a birthday supper to celebrate our 56th birthday.

To start the club year off the following events have been organised for you to enjoy, we

have the mid-week run on Thursday the 13th of February at 10.30am, we have been in-

vited by the Vintage Sports Car Club to join with them and tour the ABC building in Col-

lingswood. Be sure to book as this is essential for security protocol at the ABC.

Also, an invitation has been extended to our club again to join the Ford Model A Club on

Sunday February 16th for breakfast at 07.30am, a great morning to mix with other car

collectors and swap stories about your recent projects and how various problems were

solved. Please make an effort to attend, it is always a great get together while enjoying a

tasty breakfast.

This year’s Annual Run to Clare is well on the way to being organised, please make sure

you book your accommodation asap so as not to be disappointed.

Hope to see you at the February General Meeting and Birthday Supper

Trevor Martin

How many Josephite sister can you fit in/on a 1912 Model T Tourer?

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I----Sunday 22nd March 2020----I---

Meet at the clubrooms at 9.30am please.

Police Museum: 1 Gaol Road, Adelaide (park in front of the Gaol)

10.00am; Morning Tea (included) and Tour Cost $10.00 (pay at the door)

1.00pm; Shared Lunch, On the lawn BYO Chair

Adelaide Gaol: 18 Gaol Road

Entry Cost; Adults $15, Concession $13, Child $ 9

…..Sunday 22nd March 2020…..

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Our 1914 Model ‘T’.

Mostly built By Vern, with lots of help from ME..

1971: Vern had assembled a running chassis.

1977: A single seater tray top vehicle had been made. Again, much of the parts were made by Vern, i.e. doors, mudguards, radiator, windscreen etc. it was used in a Willunga Almond Blossom Parade as the Keystone Cops, the guys dressed as Keystone Cops. I of Course had to alter old suits etc fort heir uniforms.

1988: First Bay to Birdwood in the tray top vehicle.

1990: To Birdwood again in the tray top.

1991: A rear section and seat were found at Myponga, brought home and work began on this addition to the back of the ‘T’, instead of being a tray top was turned into a tourer.

1992: The seating was needing upholstery. lam a dressmaker. My sewing machine was not industri-al. I was required to make the upholstery on my machine, no idea how it is made and very little time before Bay to Birdwood. We both worked in a family electrical business with only nights and weekends for this work. I made the upholstery to my design and to the best of my ability on my sewing machine. The upholstery is still in the ‘T’ to this day.

1997: HE! Wants a Hood! Again, I am the seam-stress, it’s my job. Of course, last minutes to taking part in the Bay to Birdwood. The only fabric we had was old rubber backed curtain fabric, again trial and error and read-ing the books on a hood, I managed to make something that was reasonable. It kept off the sun, not so much the rain.

The ‘T’ now has a rainproof hood and side curtains, so we are weatherproof.

After all that I bought a new sewing machine.

Beverly Egel

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“Who are we waiting for?”

“Mik, he said to me he was coming. Perhaps he has gone direct.”

“Come on the Buzzer Box said we were meeting at the bakery. It’s not likely Mik would be passing on an opportunity to come and meet in a bakery.”

That was the conversation that took place in the Strathalbyn Corner Bak-ery at 9.30am on Sunday the nineteenth of January 2020. Another new year and members and their friends had gathered, as instructed for the traditional run to Milang to participate in the Yesterdays Power Rally. We had consumed our coffees and so we decided to continue our journey to the football oval certain that Mik and Brian would turn up eventually. It’s a short run from Strath to Milang. Most of us paid to get in except for the lucky two, whose magnificent Sunbeam Talbot so mesmerized the at-tendants, that they were waved on without the extraction of the pay-ment.

It was not long and others began to arrive. The T Truck came laden with a shelter and the wonderful goodies that have become a regular treat for this run. (I’ll have to take up my daily drink of whisky again.) Mik rang trying to work out where we were. He was expecting to meet at 10 as we have done in the past. They caught up with us not long after. Greetings and introductions were completed and it was time to have a look around.

Trucks, fire appliances and tractors from the twenties to the sixties were displayed around the oval. Stalls displaying antique tools and power memorabilia dotted the edge of the oval. One display from the SA Police Historical Society was there. We promised that we would be at the The-barton museum for our March run on the 22nd. (That’s right the run will be on the fourth Sunday rather than the third in March.)

There were plenty of food and drink stalls as well as the football clubrooms where delicious food from the Milang bakery. Those in the know got hold of a scrumptious pasty (with crisp flaky pastry and a gourmet combination of freshly cooked vegetable and lamb) early, as they invariably run out by lunchtime.

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Of course, one of the most sought-after and mouthwatering specialties each year is Strawberries and Ice Cream (There is no truth in the rumor that the MTFCA is just an excuse for wandering around the state and finding delectable food and drinks.)

Behind the clubrooms enthusiasts are busy working out which tractor can pull the greatest weight. The roar of engines, the smell of diesel and the smoke from the exhausts entrances the spectators seated on hay bales placed out for their viewing comfort. The rain that was threatening from early morning stayed away and some took advantage of a free bus ride to the dock at Lake Alexandrina to have a look at, or take a cruise on, another example of Yesterdays Power, the paddle steamer Oscar W. All around the oval and the approaches were steam and fueled stationary engines of various shapes and sizes, from miniature to very large, puffing away and pumping water and driving implements. A fly over of a tiger moth biplane was organized and had young and old craning their necks as it buzzed down low over the event.

There was the opportunity over lunch to meet up with other enthusiasts who come to this wonderful event each year. The pasties were no longer available but the pie was good. In any case the main attraction for me was a heaped bowl of sweet strawberries and lovely country ice cream. We sat for a while and solved most of the problems of the world. I left a little early to catch up with Sue at a BBQ so I missed out on the presentations. Howev-er, I found out later that David Carver won the prize for best Veteran with his 1912 Model T Roadster, which was only to be expected as David had gone to a lot of trouble and it turned out immaculate.

Cheers Paul Van Ruth.

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An invitation is extended from Vintage Sports Car Club

To join with their members On a tour of the ABC @ Collinswood

Thursday 13th February 2020 10.30am—12.00 noon

$7.00 per head

After the tour we will drive to the Mansfield Hotel for lunch

Booking is essential ASAP [email protected]

0400 660 654

Secure parking is available for your car

Model A Breakfast run

Sunday 16th February 2020

7.30 am Model A Club rooms

Glandore Community Club, Clarke ave,

Glandore

$7.00 per head, bring table and chairs

All American Day

Sunday 16th February 2020

10am,Tilley Reserve ($7.00 entry )

Hancock road, Surrey Downs

American cars and occupants free

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MODEL ‘T’ FORD CLUB OF AUSTRALIA

2020 EVENTS CALENDAR

MONTH DATE MEETING EVENT LOCATION

2019 TIME

FEBRUARY Wed 5th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms

Thurs 13th 10.30am ABC Tour & Lunch ABC Collinswood

Sun 16th 07.30am Model A Breakfast CCC Clubrooms

Wed 26th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Clubrooms

MARCH Wed 4th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms

Sun 22nd 9.30am Monthly Run Police Barracks


APRIL Wed 1st General Meeting Clubrooms

3rd—5th Annual Run Clare


MAY Wed 6th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms

Sun 17th Monthly Run Hindmarsh Island


JUNE Wed 3rd 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms

Sun 13th Mid Year Dinner TBA


JULY Wed 1st 8.00pm General Meeting/AGM Clubrooms

Sun 19th Monthly Run


AUGUST Wed 5th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms

Sun 16th Presidents Run


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FORD CLUB OF AUSTRALIA

2020 EVENTS CALENDAR

LOCATION NOTES ORGANISER

Club Birthday Supper provided Committee

ABC Collinswood Bookings essential Maxine Martin Vintage Sports Car Club

CCC Clubrooms Ford Model A Club

Committee after Buzzerrbox Committee

Committee

Police Barracks Meet Clubrooms Paul Van Ruth

Committee after Buzzerbox Committee

Committee

Committee


Committee

Hindmarsh Island Rod Hills

Committee

Committee

Committee


Committee


Committee

President


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“CHRISTMAS SUPPER IN THE CLUB”

By Judy Inkster

What a magnificent celebration for the thirty-five members who attended the Club’s

Christmas Supper on Saturday the 30th of November.

The Invitation suggested that Supper would be provided and that we should “bring along

our singing voice”. This sounded like a great idea to get into the spirit of the Festive Sea-

son, as no doubt we would be celebrating with

some Christmas Carols and fine food.

AND Celebrate we did!! From the moment we

entered the Club Rooms with the sound of

“Tony’s” party music, the welcoming members

at the door, the sight of the extensive decorations

and the tables already set with selections of sa-

voury snacks, we were overjoyed by the atmos-

phere and the Spirit of Christmas definitely de-

scending upon us.

Along with our singing voices, luckily we also brought our “dancing feet”!!! Good plan-

ning by the organisers provided adequate space as a dance floor and Tony played through

the evening with a wonderful repertoire of music suited to all tastes for singing and danc-

ing. From Ballroom, to Rock’nroll, the Madison, and various other forms of “fun danc-

ing”, there was no shortage of entertainment for ‘Singing Voices and Dancing Feet”.

To add to our pleasure and enjoyment of course, the food service continued at regular

intervals with sumptuous platters of Prawns and Chicken and finishing with a Dessert of

delicious Christmas treats including Mince Pies, mini Crème-puffs, White Christmas slice,

Chocolate and fresh Cherries - perfect choices for the occa-

sion. - “Compliments to the Chefs” for preparing and serving

this magnificent Supper!

Having had a sensational evening of dining, singing, dancing

and friendship the time came for President Trevor to pre-

sent a speech of thanks and appreciation to the Organisers

and to all those who contributed in any way to the wonder-

ful success of the Christmas Supper and closing with Sea-

sons Greetings to us all.

’WELL DONE MODEL T FORD CLUB - CHRISTMAS 2019”

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“CHRISTMAS IN THE CLUB”

As this was my first Christmas get together as the new kid on the block, I didn’t know what

to expect but found it quite an enjoyable evening. It was wonderful to see so many attend

the Club Rooms for the event. Four tables laid out with a very festive centrepiece on each

including festive lights. The bucks and the steers glisten in gold added to the visual sen-

sors.

Many thanks to Maxine and Doretta for such a wonderful spread, for the hard work and

effort to make the evening a delight.

Nibbles on approach. followed by Chicken platters. The prawns went down well, I think

there may have been a competition or two as to who could peel the most and who could

eat them all. And as for the Sweets platter did anyone have any rocky road or white Christ-

mas left.

Thanks to Tony and his selection of music. Wonderful to see so many getting up and danc-

ing and the unprompted Karaoke along with the tunes. Very impressive efforts to attempt

line dance doing the Nutbush to love is in the air. Special commendation needs to go to

Paul Van Ruth for audition to be pretty woman, although most believe he may have pulled

it off (or not), very entertaining

Wonderful catch up for all as evident by the level of chatter across the evening which con-

tinued well into the night

Hope you all had a wonder Christmas and look forwarded to a good new year.

Matthew Edwards

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FEDERATION MEETING 30TH November2019

Thanks to Colin Drennan for attending & recording the minutes in my absence. We had trouble linking

up with one another due to the Christmas Season.

Bay to Birdwood – total number of entries remains at 1750. There will be blocks of entries weighted in

favour of traditional participation. All blocks will be filled from the bottom up ie oldest to newest and if

needed topped up with the oldest entrants from the next block. 50 places are reserved for special inter-

est vehicles.

800 vehicles Veteran, Vintage and pre 1956

800 vehicles 1956 to 1980

100 vehicles 1980 to 1990 with emphasis on the early decade & special interest vehicles

Historic Vehicles converted to electric discussion via teleconferencing with other members of the Aus-

tralian Historic Motoring Federation are deemed to be no longer historic. Further discussions to be con-

ducted with DPTI when next met.

2 New Federation Members accepted Morgan Classic & Custom Car Club plus Coffee N Chrome

Treasurers report $58314.34 plus term deposit $10000.00 @1.3%

Log Books Delays to some orders due to some clubs paying by cheque rather than EFT

Federation Tour 71 expressions of interest with 26 (40 people) confirmed

Web Site. Please send any club runs or events to the Federation so that they can be put up on our web

site

General Business

HK, HT, HG Owners Club have applied to be members of the Federation

Eastern states experiencing theft of classic/historic vehicles. One instance of a car being on display at an

event & a tracking device was found attached

Anyone who has just purchased a Wolseley and is missing a Wolseley Facia Panel please contact Brian

Davey on 0400826969

Luxury Car Tax Petition link http://chng.it/PqC6kxF4TS Luxury Car Tax (LCT) was introduced in 2000 to

replace the Wholesale Sales Tax which protected the local car industry, but was not intended for Histor-

ic Vehicles. The LCT revenue is having a negative impact on the importation of Historic Vehicles. Cur-

rently less than ¼ of 1% of TAX has been collected from historic vehicles. To support removing this tax

then go to the link.

Next meeting 8th Feb. 2020

Michael Gordon Federation Rep

http://chng.it/PqC6kxF4TS

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National Rally 2022 Dubbo NSW

The next Model T Ford Rally in 2022 will be held in Dubbo NSW. On return from the recent rally in Maryborough we had a look at a motel in Dubbo called the Matilda Motor Inn. It isn’t far from the Rally Headquarters at the Dubbo Showgrounds where our cars will be housed undercover and the daily starts will take place. We have currently booked one standard room $109 and three queen rooms $119 (today’s prices) from the 25 Sept until the 1st October. There are also other op-tions available. If you wish to stay in the same motel you can book a room by contacting Dave Barnes via email at [email protected] Mention that you are with the Model T Ford Club in SA and are with Peter and Me-rawyn Perry who have already booked some rooms. The website for the Matilda Motor Inn is matildamotorinn.com.au if you wish to check out the rooms. Peter and Merry Perry


http://matildamotorinn.com.au

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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING 4TH DECEMBER 2019

1. WELCOME:

1.1. Meeting commenced at 8pm.

1.2. The President welcomed everyone present and advised that in case or emergency, both

the front and back doors are open. He made a special mention of Stephen Davies who was

present tonight as a visitor, was previously a member and had re-applied as a member.

2. APOLOGIES:

2.1. David Pettifor, Kingsley Taylor, Patron Audrey Sever and son John Sever, Colin Drennan,

Neil Hofmeyer, John & Lyn Scorgie, Mark & Barb White

3. MYSTERY OBJECTS:

3.1. One

4. MINUTES OF LAST GENERAL MEETING, 6TH NOVEMBER 2019:

4.1. As presented in the December 2019 Buzzer Box.

4.2. Neil Murrie amendment at item 11.2 - vehicle referred to was a Rover (not T Ford)

Moved: Paul van Ruth, that the minutes be accepted; Seconded: Mik Bojko; Carried.

5. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES OF THE LAST GENERAL MEETING:

5.1. Nil.

6. SECRETARY’S REPORT:

6.1. The Secretary tabled reciprocating club magazines for members to read after the meeting.

Moved: Maxine Martin, that the Secretary’s Report be accepted; Seconded: Rod Hills; Carried.

7. NEW MEMBERSHIP:

7.1. An associate membership application received from Nicholas Brown of Redwood Park.

This application was proposed by David Carver and seconded by Maxine Martin.

Moved: David Carver that this membership be accepted; Seconded: Maxine Martin; Carried.

7.2. An associated membership application was received from Stephen Davies of Prospect.

This application was proposed by Adam Jones and seconded by Trevor Norley.

Moved: Tony Russell that this membership be accepted; Seconded: Ian Russell; Carried.

Being present at the meeting, Stephen was congratulated as a new member. At the invitation

of the Secretary, Stephen provided a brief overview of himself and his historic vehicle.

8. TREASURER’S REPORT:

8.1. In the absence of the Treasurer, the Secretary read out a reconciliation of accounts for the

month of November 2019.

Moved: Brian Teakle, that the Treasurer’s Report be accepted; Seconded: Merawyn Perry; Carried.

9. CLUBROOM BOOKING COORDINATOR’S REPORT:

9.1. In the absence of Bob Yates, the President reported that a six month calendar is displayed

in the foyer.

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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING 4TH DECEMBER 2019 cont.

10. CLUBROOM MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR’S REPORT:

10.1. Paul van Ruth reported that David Dunn recently replaced the water filters.

10.2. The foyer will be refreshed in April next year.

11. BUZZER BOX REPORT:

11.1. Editor Maxine Martin thanked all those who contributed.

11.2. Front cover stories and other stories required please, including from the ladies of the club

12. FEDERATION REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT:

12.1. Michael Gordon mentioned that he was unable to attend the last Federation meeting and

that Colin Drennan was his proxy. Unfortunately, Colin had yet to brief Michael and was not

present at tonight’s meeting to report about the meeting himself.

12.2. The Birdwood Mill was offering free entry to their complex for all car clubs providing it was

a club organised run and a booking is made with the Birdwood Mill. Maxine advised our club

has already made a booking.

12.3. The Heritage Run is to be held on 25th October 2020 and will be held in association with

the Wooden Boat Festival & the Seafood Festival. Club vehicles will be on display at Harts Mill.

Our club had previously voted to be involved as our monthly run in October 2020.

13. PAST EVENTS:

13.1. Regis Resident’s Day at the clubrooms on Friday 15 November 2019: Tony Russell

spoke and said it was an interesting day out. He enjoyed the lunch and the people and some

went for a ride in a historic vehicle. Rod Hills spoke and said the event was a good way of get-

ting the residents out of their normal environment and it was a great PR exercise. Paul van

Ruth spoke and said he was impressed with the organization by Regis and the talk by Maxine.

He would like to be involved with any similar events.

13.2. Barossa Adventure Run on Sunday 17 November 2019: Rod Hills spoke about the event

and how it was the first outing of his HQ Holden. Jim thanked members for their support of the

run and specially thanked Maxine and Doretta for the great lunch. There was a good photo-

graphic record in the Buzzer Box article.

13.3. Christmas Supper on Saturday 30 November 2019: it was a great night with good enter-

tainment throughout. Linda Bowshall spoke about Tony’s fabulous music. It was great to see Nancy

Bennett out for the evening. A future booking has already been made for the last Saturday

evening in November 2020.

13.4. John Eastick called upon members to show their appreciation in the usual way for all per-

sons involved in the organisation of the November events.

14. FUTURE EVENTS:

14.1. Yesterday’s Power Rally on Sunday 19 January 2020: meet at the Strathalbyn Bakery at

9am for morning tea. The club shelters will be available for use. Trevor and Maxine will not be

attending and if the shelters are required, they need to be contacted for pickup arrangements.

14.2. Model A Breakfast on Sunday 16 February 2020: refer to the notice in the December edi-

tion of the Buzzer Box. Please advise Secretary Maxine that you will be attending.

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14.3. All America Day on Sunday 16 February 2020:

14.4. Regis Fete on Saturday 22 February 2020: between 10am and 2.30pm, the club will be

running the sausage sizzle and four historic cars are required for display.

14.5. Cops & Robbers Run to the Police Museum and Adelaide Gaol on Sunday 15 March

2020: Paul van Ruth is organising and entry fees will apply.

14.7. Hindmarsh Island Airfield Run on Sunday 17 May 2020: Rod Hills is organizing to his

brother’s airfield. The start venue will be the Toll Gate layover area, all to be confirmed.

15. GENERAL BUSINESS:

15.1. Patron Audrey Sever was unfortunately absent tonight and asked that her best wishes

be extended to members.

15.2. Paul van Ruth spoke of his and Sue’s attendance at a recent movie deal event at the

Gawler cinema. The cinema stages these events regularly and offer excellent value.

15.3. Brian Teakle spoke of his viewing of the movie Ford vs Ferrari. He found the story very

interesting and he learned things that he did not already know about Ford. He recommended

the movie to members.

15.4. Membership badges: a new supplier has been identified and there is close to sufficient

demand to justify an order. If anyone requires a badge, please contact the Secretary.

15.5. John Clarke asked about chromers. John was referred to the advertisers in the Buzzer

Box and Neil Murrie further suggested Delaware Brass.

15.6. Nancy Bennett addressed the meeting about several matters. Firstly, Nancy thanked

those who attended the National Rally for supporting Allan who participated without her. Sec-

ondly, Nancy thanked members for their support of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of SA & NT

(MS) who were supporting their son Craeg. In addition, Nancy thanked Natalie Wood for the

cards made to also support MS fund raising. Recent diagnosis is that Craeg has Leukodystro-

phy, not Multiple Sclerosis. Both Nancy and Allan will undergo genetic testing. The Bennetts

feel awkward about this and no longer receive support from MS. In response, the President

wished the Bennetts all the best for the future and particularly ongoing care for Craeg.

15.7. Rod Crawford showed off his sketch of the Yellow Peril. It was prepared by a chap who

was present at the recent Regis Resident’s Day and Rod is extremely happy with it. This chap

is available for sketching and Rod has his contact details for anyone interested.

16. MYSTERY OBJECTS:

16.1. Schroder valve stem cover

17. RAFFLE DRAW:

17.1. Drawn.

18. BUY, SWAP, SELL OR GIVEAWAY:

18.1. Provide any details to the Secretary for publication.

18.2. Allan Bennett suggested a further ten Model T exhaust pipes be fabricated.

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Allan Bennett Kevin Burgemeister

Nancy Bennett Neil Hofmeyer

David Kimber Norman Lewis

Beryl Long Kay Russell

Andrew Taverna Jenny Taylor

Andrzei Trepa Sue Van Ruth

Rosa Yates

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19. NEXT MEETINGS:

19.1. Buzzer Box Folding: 29 January 2020 at 5.30pm.

19.2. Committee Meeting: 29 January 2020 at 6.00pm.

19.3. General Meeting: 5 February 2020 at 8.00pm.

20. MEETING CLOSED:

The President thanked everyone for their attendance and invited them to stay for the basket

supper and a chat. On behalf of himself and Maxine, he wished everyone a safe holiday.

The meeting was closed at 8.50pm.

Those present were reminded to sign the attendance book

Did a little mechanical work today…

Put a rear end in a recliner…

Doctors have just identified a food that can cause grief years after it has been eaten...

Wedding Cake…

Would you go to someone’s funeral who didn’t go to yours…

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Other Events

2nd Feb Chevy Sunday Wigley Reserve Glenelg

9th Feb All British day

16th Feb All American Day

16th Feb Murray Bridge Swap Meet

23rd Feb Port Rocks Classic Car and Bike show

8th Mar S.A. Rod and Custom Club swap Meet

8th-9th Mar Power of the Past Mt Barker

15th Mar VSCC Display—Anzac Highway

5th April Gawler—Barossa Veteran and Vintage Day

27th Sept Bay to Birdwood

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