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REFLECTION—OCTOBER 2016

WAGGAWAGGAVETERAN&VINTAGEMOTORCLUBINC–THEFAMILYCLUB

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“THE FAMILY CLUB” PO BOX 598

WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650

ESTABLISHED 1967



PRESIDENT Rob Le Lievre 0269 711 829 [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT Bob Maslin 0269 214 147 [email protected] SECRETARY Janelle Clout 0418 253 010 [email protected] TREASURER Brian Hanson 0269 223 316 [email protected] MAGAZINE EDITOR Sue Kelly 0428 616 921 [email protected] SOCIAL EVENTS DIRECTOR Ian Holgate 0269 219 772 [email protected] REGISTRATION OFFICER Gerald Rainbird 0269 202 379 [email protected] RALLY DIRECTOR Ray Harrison 0407 145 525 [email protected] PROPERTY & LIBRARY OFFICER David Campbell 0428 691 438 [email protected] PUBLICITY OFFICER Julie Rockliff 0269 264 947 [email protected] CLUB GROUNDS OFFICER John Rockliff 0269 264 947 [email protected]

SUB - COMMITTEES

SOCIAL EVENTS CLUB GROUNDS REGISTRATION MAGAZINE JUNE RALLY Ian Holgate John Rockliff Gerald Rainbird Sue Kelly Ray Harrison Bob Maslin Ian Holgate Peter Billingham Stuart Le Lievre Brian Hanson Craig Kelly Peter FitzPatrick Ian Holgate Rob Le Lievre Sue Kelly David Campbell Rodney Bredin Wayne Clout Chris Billingham Peter FitzPatrick Wayne Clout John Rockliff Brian Hanson David Campbell Ian Condon Craig Kelly Stuart Le Lievre

MEETINGS Monthly meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the first Friday of each month at the clubrooms, corner of Docker and Morgan Streets, Wagga Wagga. All members, guests and visitors are welcome.

CLUB EVENTS Club events are held on various days during the year. Please check the "Coming Events" section of this newsletter for details. For vehicles on “Club Plates”, a copy of the club magazine with the ‘Events calendar’ showing the sanctioned events must be in the member’s vehicle when on these specific events.

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS The Club's Statement of Objects is as follows: For the association of persons interested in Veteran, Vintage, Classic and Post Classic motor vehicles.

To encourage the restoration, preservation, use and display of these vehicles and associated literature, films, photographs, tape recordings and video tapes.

To demonstrate the capabilities of these vehicles by engaging in competitions including economy trials, regularity runs, observation events, motorkhanas, concourse competitions and vehicle rallies.

To encourage goodwill, friendship, and communication between members of this Club, and between members of this Club and all other persons, clubs and associations having like Objectives.

REFLECTION

NEWSLETTER OF THE WAGGA WAGGA VETERAN

AND VINTAGE MOTOR CLUB INCORPORATED

ESTABLISHED 1967 INCORPORATED 1987 OFFICE BEARERS



MINUTESOFTHEMONTHLYMEETING7thOctober2016

HeldattheClubrooms,cnrDocker&MorganSts.WaggaWaggaMeetingopenedbyPresidentR.LeLievreAt7.37pmAminutessilencewasheldinrespectedofthepassingofGeoffPettsPRESENT26APOLOGIES:15MINUTESFROMTHEPREVIOUSMEETINGItwasmovedbyJ.CloutsecondedK.DeaconThattheminutesfromtheMonthlyMeetingheldonthe2ndSeptemberandasreadattheOctoberMeetingbeaccepted.CarriedBUSINESSARISINGFROMPREVIOUSMINUTESCarpark:RobhasmetwithsomeCouncilWorkers,asagettoknowwhatourclubisabout.Waitingonaletterfromthem.Theymentionedthedrainisaliability.Fencingthisisinprogress.Tassie:ThebooksthatmemberspurchasedoftheTassieTourwillbeatRegoDay.ClubRunLogBook:ThisisnowonourwebsiteoravailableatRegoDay.CORRESPONDENCEIN*BushTelegraph*EntryformforCHMCEasterRallyinAlbury/Wodonga18-22May2017*ApplicationformembershipfromWayne&RaeleaWilliams*ReplyfromDavidSnapeNRMA*Agendafor½yearlyCHMCMeetinParkes29thOct*EmailreaccommodationinAlbury/WodongaforEasterRally*FlyerforWaggaClassicMCRally*2xemailsregardingweddinghire*PermittomovefromP.MurphyCORRESPONDENCEOUT*Emailsreweddinghire*Payment&formtoGallagherinsurance.BUSINESSFROMCORRESPONDENCEMembershipapplicationfromWayne&Raeleawasaccepted.PermittomoveforP.MurphywasgivenTREASURERSREPORTB.Hansonmoved2ndB.Maslinthatthereportastabledbeaccepted,carried

COMMITTEEMEETINGREGODAY:WillbeheldatWaggaGlass&Aluminium11DobneyAve.RaywillorganizetheBBQSALEOFVEHICLES:IfyousellyourvehiclethenumberplatesdonotgowiththevehicletheymustbehandedbacktoRMS.Ifavehicleisregisteredinthenameofapersonwhopasses,thatvehicleisinstantlyunregisteredanduninsured.PleasecontacttheRegistrarformoreinfoGENERALBUSINESSGEOFFPETTSGeoffwasamemberforalongtime.Hehadbeenfightingillnessforalongtime,hewillbemissed.AllthebesttoRobynandfamily*SocialDay:Notamysterytouranymoreasweneednumbers.Seeeventspage*LauriehashisBuickattheupholsters,Marooninterior*ArthurGarthonislookingforsomeonetodosomeweldingontheDelahaye.JohnSneddenisinPalliativeCare.*OurSympathywentouttoalltheFORDloversontheclosingofthefactory.*Rainbirdsarebackhadagreattrip,notmuchrain.Stickaflexworksgood.GeraldthankedJohnforsteppingintohisroll.*FitzythankedthememberswhodidcornersfortheLakeBike&Run*CharlesandTrishboughtFitzy’sAustin1800fortheiranniversary*BobisbackfromtheNThadagreattimeBarrafishing40+temperature*RobreportedthereisaclearancesaleatBookham29-30thOct*RALLY:RayreportedthemainchangetonextyearisnoSatnightfunction.Lookingatruns,signageandDownsideparking.Sundaywillremainthesame.Nextmeeting14thNov.PASTEVENTSMembersattendedRollsRoycefunctionHupmobileRallyinSingletonKidsTruckConvoyBobreportedoncomingeventsMeetingclosedat9pmJanelleCloutSecretaryJanelleistakingnamesfrommembersforclubbadges.Contactherifyourequireone.



THE PASSING OF GEOFF PETTS Our club lost a long time member with the passing of Geoff Petts on the 18th September. A celebration of Geoff’s life took place at Bance and Son Funeral Home in Wagga.

Our thoughts are with Robyn and all the Petts family.

A story by Ian Holgate (Ralph) with contributions from Wayne Clout

Village Cars with Geoff ( Ralph ) I have known Geoff for a long time we became close friends when we got together in the late 70’s through the WWVVMC.

“Village Cars”, came from Geoff’s Mum who always called the old cars Village Cars and Geoff often called them that ripping off his Mum.

We had some fun times together Peter M, Wayne C, David B, Peter Button, Joe Knight, Len Oakman, and others.

Attending swap meets with Geoff was always fun. At Bendigo Swap we camped out at Robyn Lee Caravan Park so that after the swap we would hook in and shower and set into a huge BBQ dinner, a few amber stubbies then off to bed. About 12 fellers in two or three onsite vans up early next morning to a healthy BBQ, bacon, eggs etc it was a real team effort. Then off to the swap again.

We attended many swap meets looking for parts for Chev’s, Olds and Gardner.

Sydney Super Swap was another yearly adventure at Blacktown shopping centre car park. We would get in early so we could get a corner site on the outside of the car park or you would need a torch to see what you were looking at. Geoff always said if you put small item’s on a milk crate on the corner of the swap site they would sell, he was correct most of the time.

We often joked about a fellow purchasing a wind screen frame from Peter M. He asked what it was off. Peter said I think an Olds Tourer, he trotted off saying it didn’t matter, it was the start to his restoration.

I also remember the fun we had coming home from one Sydney Super Swap. Me driving. Passenger’s in the back decided that it would be a good idea to make up some score cards for the female passengers in the passing cars. That was a great idea until one hubby got a little upset and was shaking his fist at us so that we soon

stopped but a lot of laughter was had while it lasted.

Robyn and Geoff were behind a lot of the stage shows for our annual June Rally

Swinging around on the stage about three groups of fellers in DrizABones flashing each other and hoping we wouldn’t make a mistake otherwise people may have seen things they should not have seen!!

Another one was standing up behind a screen with people painted on the curtain except for the faces. Our fat bellies were painted up to look like faces with glasses and poking out through a large hole in the curtain and pretending to whistle to the tune of Whistling Jack Smith and laughing while trying to do the skit.

One of the many good times with Geoff was at the Tumut Falling Leaf Festival we had some spare time so we went to the top of the dam wall

Geoff hopped in Clouts truck for the drive down. There were a number of members there when we got to the bottom Geoff kissed the ground

He thought we were in trouble coming down but the old truck and driver new when to pull up I wasn’t silly. We stayed in a room at the Blowing Caravan Park, the room slept 15 or so. Not much sleep was had by all, but fun and laughter was the best medicine for all.

Photograph taken from Funeral Order of Service



Reminder

FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN’T PAID, CLUB MEMBERSHIP SUBS ARE NOW

OVERDUE

Subscription fee = $60 Please pay by either cash or cheque to the

Treasurer (Cheques may be posted to PO Box 598 Wagga

Wagga 2650)

Alternatively, you may pay by EFT Bank: Commonwealth Bank BSB: 062600 A/C No: 00900546

Please include your name in the Payment Reference

COMMUNITY NEWS Don't Dump, It's Dumb - Free Mattress Disposal Day Dumping is dumb. Especially when you can avoid being fined and dispose of your unwanted mattress for free at the Free Mattress Disposal Day! Saturday 22 October: Gregadoo Waste Management Centre, 7am - 4:30pm Cost: FREE Terms and conditions: 2 mattresses per household Residents of the City of Wagga Wagga Further information: Alice Kent 1300 292 442 This project is a NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More

initiative funded from the waste levy.

** CHANGES FOR Rego Day 2016 **

Don’t forget rego day this year!

Sunday 23rd October. 8.30am Due to the wet weather and the state of the front grassed area at the club rooms, alternate arrangements have been made.

Where: Rear of Wagga Glass & Aluminium

11 Dobney Avenue, Wagga Wagga This space has a large concrete area and has an undercover area in case of rain.

Rego is taking place at this address no matter what the weather conditions.

Please make sure your RMS log book is in your vehicle (used or not). Log books must always be in your vehicle. No excuses!! Printed copies of the club run log book will be available on this day. Or they are available to download from the club web site.

2nd Rego day Sunday 6th November at the Club Rooms.

Yes… Another Trump joke The Pope and Trump are on the same stage in Yankee stadium in front of a huge crowd. The Pope leans towards Trump & says, “Do you know that with one little wave of my hand I can make every person in this crowd go wild with joy? This joy will not be a momentary display, but will go deep into their hearts & they’ll forever speak of this day and rejoice!” Trump replied “I seriously doubt that! With one little wave of your hand… show me!” So the Pope backhanded him off the stage AND the crowd roared & cheered wildly and there was happiness throughout the land! Contributed by Ruth Foster



FORD CLOSES ITS AUSTRALIAN FACTORIES AFTER MORE THAN 90 YEARS OF CAR-MAKING The last Australian-made Ford car has rolled off the assembly line at the company's Broadmeadows plant, marking the end of an era.

Ford has confirmed 600 manufacturing workers have lost their jobs after the company's plants at Broadmeadows and Geelong shut down on Friday 7th October.

Ford is the first of the big three car makers to switch off the factory lights after the demise of the local industry was announced in 2013.

It means the end of the road, too, for the Ford Falcon, a motoring icon embedded in Australian culture for more than half a century.

REMEMBER THESE?

1925 CHEVROLET SUPERIOR K ROADSTER FOR SALE A message from Shoalhaven Car Club Norm Leffler from Callala Bay passed away last month Norm's son Bob has his Father's 1925 Chev Superior K Roadster for sale. It is in perfect condition and has been garaged. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle, please contact Bob Leffler by email [email protected]



WANGARATTA RALLY – 10th and 11th September Bredin's, Cain's, Halbisch, Hanson's, Rockliff's, Tarlinton's and Taylor's attended the Wangaratta Rally held recently.

Most of us travelled on Friday, we struck heavy rain some of the way, but luckily for us and the other Rally participants it cleared on Saturday and Sunday, which made for a pleasant weekend in the picturesque countryside of North East Victoria.

On Saturday we visited Myrtleford, Bright where we had lunch then onto Milawa to check out Brown Brothers Winery.

Sunday we drove to Markwood to have a look at the Gibb's steam engines. Plenty of steam engines to view. Then back to The Vine Hotel, Wangaratta for lunch.

Congratulations to John and Julie, Merv, Alan and Kay on their award winning cars.

“Best Sixties car” Alan and Kay Cain “Best Thirties Car” Merv Halbisch “Best Vintage Car” John & Julie Rockliff

The Wangaratta gang

Sudoku Solution and Puzzle No11 will be in November magazine.

A little old man shuffled slowly into an ice cream parlour and pulled himself slowly, painfully, up onto a stool... After catching his breath, he ordered a banana split. The waitress asked kindly, 'Crushed nuts?' 'No,' he replied, 'Arthritis.'



OCTOBER SOCIAL DAY – TUESDAY 25TH - RUN TO

COOLAMON Meet at Moorong St service Rd in front of Riverina Co-op at 9:00am.

Travel via Millwood Rd to Coolamon. 10:00am morning coffee at Cheese Factory (buy your own).

10:30am Cheese Factory and Tasting Tour for 1 hr. ($14.00, $9.00 senior)

11:30am visit Fire Station Museum (gold coin)

12:30 Pub lunch in the Bistro. (average $18.00 mains, $22.00 steak)

Max of 25 people per tour group, so far I have: - Billingham x 2, Rainbird x 1, Maslin x 1, Halbisch x 1, Bredin x 2, Hanson x 2, Deacon x 2, Rockliff x 2, Maguire x 1, Kelly x 2 and Le Lievre x 3

= total 19. If you wish to go, please get your name to me ASAP. Rob Le Lievre 0419445625

Bring your club car

DAMPER DAY & NAKED RADIATOR RUN The competition was rife at the Holgates for Take 2 of the Damper day. However there were not very many naked radiators!! Just Merv’s, and after some pressure was applied the Holgates retrieved their Olds from the shed. The joke of the day was that Ian had scheduled the event for Bathurst Race day, something that I don’t think will happen next year. There were many varieties of damper, with varying levels of success in the cooking department.

??? And the winner was

A great fire provided by the hosts



ROLLS ROYCE CLUB VISIT On the weekend of the 17th and 18th September a convoy of 40 gleaming Rolls Royces rolled into town. Our club was invited to join the members of the Rolls Royce Owners Club for a beautiful seafood buffet on the Saturday night, where we shared stories and admired their vehicles. 10 of us joined the 60 or so visitors at the RSL club.

They came through town as part of their annual Dawn Patrol Tour, named after the Silver Dawn Rolls Royce.

Vehicles ranged from 1930s to brand new models.

One of the oldest vehicles on the tour…

to one of the newest

Contributed by Rocky

If Jessica Biel doesn’t name her first child

Batmo, then she is just throwing away the perfect

opportunity!

PINK ELEPHANTS IN THE MORRIE Chris was walking around the house the other day when she spotted Peter down the backyard talking to himself, waving his arms around his head and jumping up and down three times.

He repeated this act half a dozen times. Chris asked the Peter what he was doing. Peter replied, “I am keeping the pink elephants out of the Morris 1000.”

Chris replied, “Why? There are no pink elephants in the Morrie.”

Peter replied, “I know, works great doesn’t it?” Contributed by WWVVMC member

RIVERINA TRUCK SHOW AND KIDS CONVOY Although the wet weather had reduced the number of trucks and altered the route a trusty group enjoyed a cuppa and a chat as they cheered the trucks on in Bomen.

COULD BE US!! Contributed by Ruth Foster

An elderly couple had dinner at another couple's house, and after eating, the wives left the table and went into the kitchen.

The two gentlemen were talking, and one said, 'Last night we went out to a new restaurant and it was really great. I would recommend it very highly.'

The other man said, 'What is the name of the restaurant?'

The first man thought and thought and finally said, 'What’s the name of that flower you give to someone you love? You know, the one that's red and has thorns.'

'Do you mean a rose?'

'Yes, that's the one,' replied the man. He then turned towards the kitchen and yelled, 'Rose, what's the name of that restaurant we went to last night?'



HOLDEN PROTOTYPE CAR NO 1 Sole survivor a national symbol The early model Holden car is one of the most recognisable cultural artefacts of 1950s Australia. This particular car is the only survivor of three test sedans which became the definitive model for millions of Holden cars. The Holden was a vivid manifestation of Australian dreams of prosperity, made more intense by years of wartime austerity. More than just a car, the early Holdens were complex symbols of freedom and independence, as well as suburban conformity. From America to Australia Prototype No. 1 was built by hand in 1946 by American and Australian engineers at the General Motors workshop in Detroit. After months of durability and performance tests in America, three prototypes were shipped to Australia. Legend has it that the cars were driven under cover of darkness to the Fishermen's Bend factory in Melbourne. Registered as JP-480, Prototype No.1 was tested on a circuit east of Melbourne specifically designed to replicate Australian driving conditions. The Holden name Technicians continued to make minor technical modifications to the car, while General Motors-Holden's executives searched for a name for the new car. After much deliberation, they decided on the 'Holden', in honour of Sir Edward Holden, the company's first chairman. Other names considered were GeM, Austral, Melba, Woomerah, Boomerang, and Emu. The car narrowly avoided the name 'Canbra', a phonetic spelling of Canberra. Holden history The first Holden rolled off the assembly line at Fishermen's Bend on 29 November 1948. Many saw the event as evidence of national maturity, proof that Australia had escaped its pastoral beginnings and embraced the modern industrial age. The Holden 48-215, commonly known as the FX, was a robust and economical family sedan, designed for the Australian environment. Australian production Combining local production with American styling and technical simplicity, the car captivated many Australians. Public reaction to the prospect of an Australian-built car had been extraordinary, with around 18,000 people signing up for a Holden without knowing a single detail about the car. Holdens soon dominated the roads. By 1958 sales accounted for over 40 per cent of total car sales in Australia. A million had been sold by 1962 and, despite market competition from the Ford Falcon, another million were sold over the next six years. Prototype No. 1 history Following the public release of the sedans, General Motors-Holden's fitted Prototype No. 1 with a new engine and sold it to Holden foreman Arthur Ling. The car was later traded to a Holden dealership in Morwell, Victoria, where it remained for 40 years, falling steadily into disrepair. In 1999, Melbourne-based Holden enthusiasts Gavin and Graham Strongman purchased the car. They spent 12 months meticulously restoring the vehicle to its final pre-production form, which incorporated many of the progressive changes implemented by General Motors-Holden during the testing phase. Once restored, the prototype was purchased by Ian Metherall, who sold the car to the National Museum in 2004. The Holden Prototype Car No. 1 is on show in the National Museum of Australia’s Landmarks gallery, Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula, Canberra, ACT



GET I TOUT&GETITGOING Coming Events – Events Calendar

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