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WORLD'S FIRST wo·RLD'S FINEST

VALVO XLD 20w fSO MOTOR OIL

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EXCEEDS SE PERFORMA~CE LEVEL

Approved for use in all 1972 Automobiles

I.S.P . MOTOR MARKET P fL 122 Maitland Road - Islington

* DISMANTLING 12-14 CLEAN LATE MODEL CARS WEEKLY * OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY INCLUDING SUNDAY TILL 5 P.M. * MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

Specialising in • • • * TOW BARS * TRAILER EQUIPMENT * MUFFLERS & EXHAUST PIPES r-- - . --. - -- -. - - - -- - -- . - - -- --- -, I I 0 % DISCOUNT (EXCEPT A FEW ITEMS) I

1 To all bonafide WESTLAKES AUTO. CLUB MEMBERS 1

L. - - • . - - • . - • - • - - - - - - - • • • - • • - __J

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·! -- ~-~ .. :. il.lJ.!:. t~ES - AU'. ~;o _;_~.:~OBILI CLLI"B ... _ .:i? . 0. Box_· 13, ~ T ORONTO

Page I ~·L S . W . . 2 2 8 3

,. C-OMMITT:LF.: - 197~5-197 4 1111 • • ••

E:x ecuti v e -'·. .. · ..

Officers ----

. Presfdent

-· ~3 e c·:te t ary ,.

'Treasurer ·<---·

,Ass. 'J.lreasurer

Dsve McC~ig, 36. R6 semary Row Eathmines John. He_l bert, 87 . Al b-_€rt St. Wa.rners. Bsy

Dennis Trigg, 53 Excelsior ?de Carey Bay

l)eter · Sm.~.l'lman,. 219 Coal- .Point f{d Coal Point · Kerri Andeison , 29 -Bengaila St Belmont North

Bill Gore, 39 Eidge Rd _ Kilabefi Ba-y

'public''I~ei~.t i~ons / .. _Maya .Nilsen·, · Urban Lane Warners Bsy

Ms.gpzine Ed.i tor ~ Job::p Herbert, 87 Albert St ·warners Bay

Property Chris Cameron, 23 -Blackalls Ave Blackalls Park

Recor ds & Points: Kathy Anderson , 29 Bangalla St Bel~ont North Event · co-Ordin~tors

Mo.torlchana . Kathy Anderson & Dave McCaig

Bill Gore & Harry Smirl~r _ . _

?eter Smallman & Maya Nilsen

Ali son Tr-igg

Auditor

·Eallies

Novelty

Catering

Social Kethy Ande rson

John He rbert

Pirst Year

Henevval

ND.~}:TBFH SHIP

Asso c iate Membe r

Fu l l Lady Membe i _ Married Couple illS

Fee included Ca r Windo~ Sticker~ Club licens e 9 monthly magazine and

C . lA.l .-lvL S . lVlemqe :r- ship ·8.fi'iliatio.tL Ide tai Car Badge s avail-e. be from

the Sec:cetary. "itrp-- -c ·m T ,_,G. c Jl JJ.~ .L .-l'~ . k)

:'Vie E. t i n g s "c;:: r·e 'he 1 d · on the las t r_r HUR S :DAY of each month at 8 • 0 0 p m at t he

We stlakes Y. M. C.A. Hall TORONTO. . .

M$ga~ine Contr~~utions

Co ntributions are always welcome , pen names may be used, but all

artic les should carry th~ authors signature. The opinions expressed

are those of the author and not neccessarily refl ections of the CLUB

Policy in any way . (Westlakes Wheelspin)

June 27

July 7

July 14

July 14

July ro July 21

July 28

July 28

COM.IHG ~V &~'I'S.

W .A .C.

W .A .C.

MG .C .C.

Young H .D .C .C.

W.A.C. G.s.c.c. MG.c.c.

Annual ·Meeting Y.M.C.A~ Toronto

Sprint Jcrilderio Park Group 5 Series

Sprint Nolsons Plains

Motorkhana

"KLG 300"

Rd· ~ 1 N .S. ~1. Championship .

Motorkhana ( dota.il s at· mec.ting )

Graf·ton Hill Climb State Champ.

Motarkhana Nelsons Pls.ins

qwortyuiop!asdfJhjkl@=zxcvbnm, ./ 234567890- "£:JP% & 1 ()#? .,.Ml~BVCXZ+:LKJHG - ~ ., . .. .

Have· you ever thought that your car does not perform so well at high altitude~ ?. . It doesn't. Driving to ·Kosiusko, it develops pm~y 75 per cent of its normal power when at the top of the ascent. Just as m6untain climbers in very high altitudes require oxygen to keep them going, your engine is affected by lack of oxygen in mountainous country. · · ·

Atmospheric pressure at sea level is approximately "151 b per sq. inch. As the motorist rises, the pressure falls approximately ~lb for each thousand feet of altitude, so that air pressure at Katoomba (nearly 4000 ft.) would be only about 13lb per square inch.

If you live at average altitudes there is no ne ed for special tuning for a trip through mountainous COQDtry.

Changin~ gear a little earlier than usual on a grade would be very helpful.

If you live at high altitudes, however, a minor adjustment to the mixture may prove of value.

Tyre pressures, too, are affected at high altitudes. Tyres which are correctly inflated for uie at ~ea level become over-inflatec at high elevation.

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A drunk was sitting at a bar ·1Nas trying his best to spear the ·· olive in the bottom of his empty martini gi~ss with a toothpick~ But the olive kept eluding him. Finally, th_e man sitting next to him became so annoyed that ho leaned over, gr$.bbed the t :oothpick, and neatly speared the oltve on the first attempt. "Big deal," said the drunk, very impressed. "It was easy for you a.fter I got him so tirod he couldn 1 t get away".

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Page 2. Juno, 19?4 Wostlo.kes Whoelspin.

During the .- last year the . ... club ·h:1s·. made . three important L ,,r·(·; S fo·r:wa·rd. ·Firstly the taking of 3. lease on land at Awaba, ;:: :_. ; ~.: ndly the agre0mei.1t with Jerild.erie P ::~rk for . the club to hold

· -tr.~ :j ·::!:.aA. .-l\:i. S track licien~e for their circuit · ancl to use it ·for sprint Et:>0 t .ings :1rid thirdly , p·ossiqly· the most· important, the .club beiilg. fu.l 1y 3,ffilicj,ted wi·th· CAMS . and. now having s.·. voice on· State ·council.

· In the 1973 co~petition year, member~ had most sucd~ss in · .Lc:-torkh.aaas :·,.:r i th almost a co·mplete ·dornina'tion in th.e Group . 5 Series a~~ 2nd. Outright irr the N.S.V~ Championship al~o ·the St~te . L~dy C L.:~. ~· :~ ~? iorlship :-1nd ·the 4th Outright in the A'!.lstralian Championship. !·.ti c:,n .y· members are competing in thG 1974 Series bu~ .s, rc mostly having l ·.~ ss success than last year. . . .

In Rallying memb~rs ~ have· had limited ·success. Thb club condu6ted :;_ - .~.::: ·'. f .irst Rally in i:.":"io years .:1nd ·Kerry i:..ndorson put tiuch effort irito ma~ing · this ,event ~ successful one. · . · ._

The clubs first speed event at Jerild~~ie l ~ rk v~s postponed b ~·: . · ·~,usc· of ra.in but ~ras finally run in November ·and vr~s a great sP ·"f~/;) ss . czven. thot.\gh it was washed out after only .6 laps por .. campeti tor .. TL-3_ ;'! ltibs roun.d for '74 0.f th~ group 5 series h.:1.d th be postponed · b cc·c~use of rain ·and is · no;•r · to be hG:ld on J ul v 7th .

The .c 1 ub s . regular · Mo·to rkhana · g rounc1 ~ t J3·o o.la roo h s s b c e'l'l C1 ::~. ·r ~. !:- soly affcc.ted . by the: c'ontinual rain ~tnd this h 2. s kEm~: ·· forcoo. tJ~, ·: -_:.bando:unont of the last two ·0vcnts ::~:."ld.. at prese;-.1 t · th~; grour~d. is : tE.•.,. ·.J.r ·'.::.b:>ut 18" of ~'Ta tero H ·~gotiations ~~.rG E.t pre-scat in pr0gross· fc .. ~- t ho • club to hold its next viotorkhf1;J.a on a tarred. surf ~:t ce.

T"ilO comm.i tteo membe:rs wc r~ · forc f:Kt to r~sign b G c ~~ :l so th e ir V0 ~~ took th 8D tti distGn t pla c8so I r 2fe r to Jeff SmallQan and J o,': -~ Ilo rbort ~·rho b0tl: r;av -2 m<:-:.::.1.y yo,~;. rs o~ ser~icc to t~. c c.lub 1 J .off ~1. .·~· ,)l.;·crote.. ry ·and ~John as tho odi tor 0f --uhc club L1 S.g .~z1nc o

Cl~b finances h a vo remained 2t ~ s~tisf~ctory · lev e l di spit0 1. :.-~ · :., :1 si ::~g cost$ :\,:1~ r cco rd t u rn o~e r • . I "Would like t0 th :::I,nk o..ll me.·· : j rs of "th o committee a;:id mombars who hav e· ~·.rorltoc1 to.\.:ra rcls the

· irr..~i:-:~-~ \TGi:; ·ont of t E e club ::!.nd nromotio-n o-f mot0r .sport. I trust you ui ~~ gi~ ~ your sup?ort to th~ incomi~g committceo ·

David hicCaig P.lrG sid·cn t ~

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Bob wa s the bashful type~ Jj'or years he had wanted ·to improve his . lov ~.:: .:akin·g· technique but he ·was · teo timid to ask anyori_e 1 s. advice :!' He :-.>;u.mble d into a bookstore o!).e day, arid to his delight, notice<i a ,, ,:.j_Li.me entitled "How to Hug~'. . Selfconsciously, he had it par · ·· :-~~ ed up, and hurried home. Eager]y, he sat dqwn to read it­and. : /~j_scovered that he had purc~ased Volume 7 of an encyclopedia set~ ·

IT '~ I _\ FACT:

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The fellow ~ho has time to kill usual~y wants to kill it with the fellow who hasn't.

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Vfostl e.'! ·'. ·..;~~ :: ·Whoelspin . June, 19?4. Page 3.

A NEW MEMBER ~---.QUESTION J.VIARK?

. Only one car have I ever ·owned, . that is to ·say her- shell or hulk became· legally mine· · after a period· of protected an non­common business transactions, her soul or motiyating force I never possessed • . Even this . experi~.nce was nearly spared me, for on the ID:Orning t:p.at . J enter.ed t .he showroom to .select my machine, my first ihsttnct · a~ · I stood ~mongst the rows . ofgoggle-ey~d monsters was to flee. · No · doubt I would have done so had .I not .been concerned by a young salesman wearing a smile, I am sure he got from a text-book, and a necktie with more colours than Titian .ever dreamed .of. Because I happened to peer quickly inside a little palc-gr~en sedan the P.alesman went to w.ork (tho text-book again) on the assumption that I had made up my mind t9 have her and·would not on any account be put. off with a substitute. ·

He assured mu that she was a most docile model, that for yoars s~J.G, would :not , show the slighrest sign q.:t; behaving herself and all the time he was hinting at the great· knowloClge a:Q.d wisdom I had displayed by selecting this particul.ar .make of .car. This insidious flattery overbalanced my judgement,- and before .I b,ad recovered .it, I had given my bond to join tho array of new and inexpert owner-drivers who terroriso society at tho weekend&

Disillu3ionment co.me swift.ly, car$ are like dogs, they instinctively recog~1iso .J.:;hcir logical master, Him . who knows their whims arid caprices ·and vvill stand for no nonsense. Tho subterfuges this car adop~ed to show~ her resentment of my ownership were inexhaustible. One of hor favourite pranks was · to refu~o point­blank to be nwakoncdto life by the self-starter. Not every ttmo that I wanted to take her out would sho play this trick on me, (thoro would have been nothing-subtle in that). She would choose . the most inconvenient place, or wait until I was in a tearing hurry, then when, seated more or less confidently ~1: bohind tho steering wheel, my inconveniency vvould be answered by a sickening and heartless whirr. If, after ten minutes of cajoling and cursing, in desperation I rang for the garage man, she woul~ further~mbarrass me by,loap­ing gleefully to life at ho first touch of his favoured hand.

Such a partner~hip could not last. In spite of the financial loss I was heartily glad when o~c bright Sunday ~orning a young man with an cxpros.sionlcss . face and a partiality for Basic English .tookhor for .his·own, an¢1. drove her away out .of my : life for ever. . .

Mechanic: "What's a cubic foot?" Now Foreman: " I wouldn 1 t know~ butif you've got it~ ftll out this

applic.ation form for woiDkors 1 compensation".

YOURFEESAREDUEYOURF2ES APE DUEYOURFEESAREDUEYOURFEESAREDUEYOURFEES -- ~~ -- -- - ,-Pago ··4 June, 1974 Wostlakcs 1.Vhoelspin.

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wostlakes Wheelspin Juno~ ' 1974

t= nfr;e.:s : Ph C"J"1 e '1-63Z 79 . Page 5~

In true Tech 0ollege fashion it _was a cold windy day: ,even Doug Tate had trouble ke e ping his --pies ·.warm. Full results are not . available at this · stage._ Class honours arc listed belo·w. First outright : ~ D. Trigg -

Class A . . : . ... . .: . . . . . . ~:--·

Class B-

·class D.. LadieE?}~,

---~ '',.: .·_. -

· J. Solnian D.McCaig_

:- H..Frost . M. Halliday .. -D.Dark

. . - ·fiCSmiTfi '" . o .. . .._ • . . ! -....

·· :< ... J . Heymans ... -.- · .. -_. Ot.,A o b o t~t;

Jl!-1-Io+lt_dqy : - A. ·Bruc'e . .l . ~JY!as pn _

-·:; ·D--o Atkf:hs · · : 6. i016l1al:t 1.·

· : ;_; ·•.;... --M. Whe·a-tley . - -~ '. \' --~·)': '<c ~ Art~{~~~-~on · · · ... ·N ~ Smi.tJi . . . ! •

~ . : , '

. ~, .· .. '' .. . ,' . ·~ .. ·:

. · . . ...

· . .. . <

-i.

·\'TES'rLAI{BS :.·Q_o: }'OR T~.-! 0 Il'f.·ii -ROW-· - ( cancellat.i .o.ns that' . . is ) .. : ~: R.ain -· ~ · .. mud · , . ·slash, i~ns .slush has. novv caused the --c.axl:cella-hioil of a of ·our motork;hanas _o Of c.ourse we are not the only . oi1_es • .. Nt.,~ :Gt,-H:.v.s.c.c. · U.H -~V.S.c.c· .c and mq.ny others haye suffered thl; s am~ ' :fate. ·., __ __ _ .: .

\v~S~.'LAK:c;S , od::-"course, have .fDurid a way of ov8rcot11ing our boggy prob problem. r:rhe~·-NJ~XT Motorkhana is. on TARe July 21st, will see -our galant. band. . o:f ·oug_ eyed monst e, rs and Khana :fans off. to Ko'tara Fair Car Park . ·Our -.thariks ~co tho management. · in J)articv.lar Mr \;~rayne · Holliday- - _for bej.ng so .cooperative wi t h . our club ·~ - ··

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. _ .. :OTiillll,AlR: -.O'r0I{Kl-1ANAKOTAHA1?AIRI!IO'rORKHANA :·. :,

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_KOTI\ RA .J -UI ~/ '- ·- I

F-AtR-

21 5t ON . THE TAR .ON TH E . TAR

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WESTJ!J.AKES' POINT SCORES REMjliN uNCH.fi.ANGED. Th~- s j _ ;-=!. r1:ue to the fact that the· only event hold h.as i~_ s T __ esults tied up - -l~n them ·1

P:AGE 6 W _ al •

estlakes wlloc.lspln JD.ne 1974,

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,n-.. - I /1 s·uT)- '":J S ··:::> · -om-T 1977:/74' l.t~J:ia. ' .L~j.:ih .tLJj,, _ JD.. · . ~ _ ·

This :financial year -has been (~nie- of- 'the best -- the club has seen

since .it's: inception. The bala:ricG - of $1-51:.98 is. not indicati.ve· -of -~ . . .

the "clubs trading_s. T·he- c.lub, in the·_ :face of rising c·ost;s gave it's

members the cheapest motor sport. 8.vailable: as none oi tho events

mad.e< huge profi t .s, ior oxample mot.orkhanas made a nett profit o:fi ~21:59 for the year.

The rally and our only -sprint made small . profits with the bulk

oi o.ur iitcome . c.oming from t ,he · canteen and social cvent,s. Our 1973

surpl'l,l-S o:fE 4-24.81 enabled us t .o· subsidise our membership fees to the ext. en~ of :&5. 07 per memb.er o This coming. yaor membership fGeS: will have t

ris~ as t .he cost of holding the land that we do now plus other capital

expell'$.:es, on a membersuip o:f 50, work. ·out to ~! ~ 11 • 07 per member.

Thls :figure is to hig,h t.o charge for membership but the;r wil.l nave to

rise never the less.

Club members will have to work hard in ·the coming year t .o increas

our in.c.ome for the land at. ·Awaba has to be devqlopcd. The canteen will

c.ontinue to make a haci.'thy -profit; - providing our wives continue _ t .o st.a

-rvo -y..s before each event .•

_ Th.o general fund was audited by W,Gorc, who found all records to

be :Lrt' order. Tho Canteen and WcstloJ.ccs\"vhoclspin accounts. were audi t .cd b.y

mys-elf, and found that all records were . c.orrcct.

-·_ Viishing the club and all it's members the success in 1975 it

des ervos·. o •• o o • • • • Kerry Anderson Han· Treasurer.

Balance 30/6/73 Sales ·

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J?&<¥1.9__s __ 9_~q_o. t Q.§.P_t.e ~r~. 1 97r3/7i EXPiiNDITURE

$ 2.6.94. Sundry Frankfurts

· Icc

Con::flcc.tionary

Rolls

~~ 5. 2 5 $10e45

~t 6. 30 .~ 18. 63 ~;; 2. 70

~-~ 152. 9]_

Do_na t ion General FlliJ.d $ 1 00. 00

Balanc·o 30.6/7.4 . !___.2.60

$152.93

\JVESTLAKESVV1IEELSPIN JUNE . ·j 974 PAGE 7.

THbASUitERS REPORT CONTINUEDe

Pag.c . 9. PROFIT

Canntcen Pro:fL:it and Loss Account · .t.oss . -:

Balance · 3-0/6/7.4· Dona.t.ions -t:o G, F ..

. . . Retail value o:f' stoa·k

INCOME ----· Balance : 30/6/73 Subsc:riptio .. ris .

· s:~~· .... ·. :

~ I '

~-·

~~ ·g. 60 Deposits by· general fund g 73.70 ~)'!'00~00 : .

~~~j .Q2 Gross· profit 30/6/74 .

( " t.!i) 2r,"03 ..

51 ~30 ') .. ·

(. ;, 3~45 <i~

(;-. 3(\ 00 \~) v.

EXPEND I TURJ~j .

Post.age

_Paper and Stcncil.s Irik .. . ...

Bank charges.

~ ·· ·-· ____ · Balancc 30/6/74.

$ 4-7 .• 35 .

$120.65 .

... ··· :·

$ 16 '~ 62

$ 46~25 -~ 5. 70 ·.

$ • 6.25 ' ,:;, 11 66 .:/ ~ .

. INGOME · BALANG·E SHJILT GENERAL FUND 3_Qj6/73 to 30/6/74-

EXPENDITURE Balance 30/6/74· .

Member~ i:p

Soc.ial Ent.ry fees

Canteen donat,ions

Hire of tractor Donations

Sundry

Club s.alc.s

- ---·---· ~> 4.24 ~ 8 :l Cl~.MS pcrmit;s

~~ 245 <' 00 CAMS pro-'rat.n.

\~ -68.66 Trophio.s and engraving.

8>874 o50Co.ntocn

~ 1. 00o00 'rractor

~~ 283. 00 878 .oo ~206.01

$ 73.30 $' 16~2. 30

~i:~ · 20 () 00 Yle st,lak.esvvhcols:pin $ 81.00

~ ·t2 ·J ~60 Printing. -and s.t.ation:ary- · $ 182.76

8>3.91. 77 Sundry · I s:>764.88 5:: · 6 ~ 70 Pet.rol

Refunds r,and .

. · ··~~-- -~----- Balanc c· :3 O/ 6 I 7 4-. ~::<' 253- ;>04 .

·- ···-------~

~s 33.68 ~; . 62 .• 00

~:~ 1 7 4 • 1 3' . ~;: 151.98

~2253.04

PROFI~' AND LOSS GBNJ~Rl\.L FUND - ·---·· ·-----~'--------Balance 30/6/74-Donat.i.ons .. to canteen

Bond t .o _. lands Dept

.~ :: 151 .. ., 98 ·Donations by canteen

''3 73/C, 30

t :: j 00 o QG Pro:f.i.t 30/6/74

;325 0 28

~~ 100 .oo

p22 5.28

~)325.28

BANK·. RBCGNC l LIATl0N STATEMENT ... . ,,.·. · . ,-, -: -, : ,··· .... . ... : .. ~_ Balance . as .. I?,c?r Sta..t¢~:~~t ·,/:.·:·: · ;~ · , ·,! ~) ·3.-i'C): 95: ·, ·.1 .. j · , • '

Depos:Lts ~~t.'-' c~cdi;~d· :l : .. ·i· . . · ·:( .. ;~ 94 -~9~ ., ___ - .. . : .L :

·: .. ... .. . · • ..

. • ~ .J ' -·- - ~ . i ~ ; . - ~·

::::465.91 . - . . - -\.... )

Less unprG.sent,G.d chGqucs. . .-,,I<""~;- ·- -:.r-r· rf-L_c'·'·y --~ -r§·.,, ."D· . ... c-ar-+ r.-,.-., ~- ,p- ']· +ncr £)rr•rr 0..--.r+ ·-rr fi"O"'

5.98 CA! .. ,-;,:..JU O .l.L~ .• LoJ V\o a:~;: ... :~r· •.,_. • o '\; ·:\ ::~. -'-'-' J.l.~·-L~ • .. . L .1.1~.-' ., • .>V .L ~l.l1J l_..l. ___ .__, 0 .

t1r ' ') . .

;} 1 n .::;:) ... j-a.t_c,w •:) i·•-[ .f.::'Jf.i:.kt.O'X rr.r.r ff;§i_d _(_,~1,\JG r.IJJ b.c·,.... \T 1 .0~.-I r·1 l:'t~Cf 0 ..... . T-c' 77 t '··' ~.:.. . ::;.:. ) • oQ':t -· . .L .. c - .!..·..) ~._,..L . 11 . .... - } - -: c.J.;. ·o

599 807,

810

811

~ : . ..- JJ[: \.'/O .iT

Profit, general fund prof:i..t , n.Jid. loss D;ccount

Pro·:ffit.,Co.nteen. pro,fit o..ncl. loss aecount

Tractor

Mog.nphono

Gestetncr · dupli.c at ,or

Spirit. duplicator ·

... . r:-c·n r ·J· ,,_, ~)' Ju c ,)

:,:~ 50" 00

~:; -20,,'00

;~) 25' 00

s .t q .i: ri 2. ·I::-, cf m ~) ~.'I • 83Ji.ACCT2,3:vi

~~ 225. 2-8

~> 4 7. 3-5 ~) 272. 63·

~ ' :

Ty:pewri t .er

s to pwu. t .c he s­

Ten.t . . . ~ . · .... . ' -· .. .. - . ,_ ..... ----- . -- - - ·- ... _..,.... __ -- --

Pcr:get:uo.l'. : t .rctph::ii.e·rs ;~~-.. ~ · _l.. '..- : ::-{( .~J._6:~=;-~Q9: ::..£.·.:~~L .. i~.~_.i~ ~- , ' ·.: ,-~- :~· -~/-: : : .hc,· ~~l : J . :~ j . r~~i6_01~.-.. ~-00 .

1 .. . ~:.~ • :j- ;·<:: -, '.:; :~ _[ ; ~: . Fi :.~ ' .u· ,._: ·~;: - ~ :· : ... ~ . -. ' .. - . . ,- ·.< · _:\. --. ~): ~ ";..-, ~ r~ _r;,~~811:)~:~(L~·p

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WEST·L..:UCES W:H:BELSPIN JUNE . 197 tr. Page 10

TORQUEY TALK

DIRTY DAVE has boon spotted building and obstic·le course . in .. ") . .: .. .

his backyar ;.to pract tse . in- SNEAK~- . Actuallly I think it . ·:, · could bo· ;d:oainage to stop tho "Go"ggo sinking . out of sight.

CHRIS C.fu1\AERON has t ·he· Datsun in motions once more - Anyone

knovJ any friendly insurando companies.

CHRIS WHEATLEY has dono it again- vale one XU1.

RED BARON wont bush buggoring ovor the long weekend in his

buggy with tho Davis's in the Rover -results - almost valo ,

orie Buggy.

.. Ask CATH about the ani mal that came botw-gen KERRY and hers elf on that trip.

TRICKT TRIGG has tho wriggly Reno flying again -watch out · ·

competition. ( You mean the likos of Land Rorirs &c- Cath Anderso·n?)

Who got thoir picture in tho papor last week?

Duo. to the cancellation of our last Motorkhana an -impromptu

mud .scramblc was held at the Davis's Ranch. BOY~ what a

scrambled · ,- Trickey's Landlady got the furthest- then squash.

Chris Cameron dual whoelod Anglia and all came very

closo and then - squash.

Rod's Holden Ute was next - then- t~ats right - · squash

Harold's Colt got about 100 yards and than sank to its

eyeballs. The Davisos Rover pulled them all outc Barry ,·

Doherty didn't evon get dirty- · bettor luck _ next time.

Wild Bill . 'GORE must be carting·· again. He haw bought himself

a Boldon S~aion Wagon. He has ordered new poser purple curtains.

Tho Smallmans are on the increase. - not long now.

HUGE savings on Smiders Smallgoods. Juno Salo 1987 (?)

Seen ••• Harry hatting up his Cortina in prep for tho M.G.

RALLY ...•• 6th July.

"Pn+.0 nf.IM'H:"R()l\TS lRncir.-r~h g-nt its lAf'rS Rll tied un and went nhut.

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