www.adelaideantiqueauto.org.au July 2021 No 420

1929 RALEIGH SPORT

SUNDAY

26TH SEPTEMBER 2021

The articles and views expressed in this newsletter are not nec-

essarily those of the editor, the committee of the AAAC or the

contributor

OTHER APPOINTMENTS NON COMMITTEE

Hi Members

The AGM is happening again.

Please consider to be a

committee member to keep the

club successfully going.

There are two positions vacant

President and Club Captain

The committee members staying

will give you all the assistance you require.

See you at the AGM

Cheers Carol

Editor CLUB DIRECTORY

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Verification Officer Arthur Doecke 8261 0356

Alistair Buckley 8370 5560

Assistant Historic Brian Davey 8265 1358 / 0400 826 969

Vehicle Registrar Unit 9/20 Amber Rd, Hope Valley 5098

Alistair Buckley 83705560

Ric Ottaway 8431 4054

Basil Rowe 0409656714

CCC Rep Brian & Cynthia Davey

Federation Rep Brian Davey

Assistant Federation Rep Arthur Doecke

Newsletter Production John & Robyn Sommers

Swap meet Reports Vacant

Public Officer/Webmaster Steve Thiselton

President Shane Conry 0413737926

11 Quality Crt Wynn Vale 5127

Vice President Ric Ottaway 8431 4054

52 Brookside Ave, Tranmere

Secretary Charlie Mifsud 0417 878 857

19 Austral Tce Malvern 5061

Treasurer Brenton Watkins 8296 3472

52 Yarmouth St South Brighton 5048

Club Captain Graham Banks 0418818728

9 Manse Tce, St Marys

Committee Members Brian Davey 82651358

Unit 9/20Amber Rd, Hope Valley 5090

Cynthia Davey 82651358

Unit 9/20 Amber Rd, Hope Valley 5090

Brian Collins 8381 4484

51 Horndale Drive Happy Valley 5159

Steve Thiselton 8431 4326

30 Moules Rd, Magill

Membership Secretary Libby Ottaway 8431 4054

52 Brookside Ave, Tranmere

Editor Carol –Ann Williams

aaaclubeditor@gmail.com

Historic Vehicle Brian Morgan 0418 829 998

Registrar 3 Fry Terrace, Newton

AAA WEBSITE www.adelaideantiqueauto.org.au Have a look its in colour, if you would prefer an electronic

copy please contact the club Webb Master, Steve Thiselton,

he will add you to his mailing list. Show your friends on their

computer ! They are also welcome to our club.

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AAA CLUB RUN SUNDAY 18TH JULY 2021

AAA CLUB RUN SUNDAY 23rd AUGUST 2021

Our calendar shows a modern car run planned for 22nd August. The current plan is to visit the Swan Reach Car

Collection followed by lunch. The Oldsmobile Club will probably join us.

The Car Museum will open at 11.30 am for viewing the collection. Allow approximately 1 hour.

There is also a tractor collection that may be available to view only 1 km away after lunch.

$5.00 entry to the car collection. Tractor entry TBA.

We will meet at the Tea Tree Gully Hotel carpark at 1349 North East Rd, Tea Tree Gully at 9.30am for a

9.45am departure.

We will travel up north east road through Birdwood, Mt Pleasant, Sedan then to Swan Reach. Ferry crossing

to enter the town. I estimate travel from the TTG Hotel will be about 2 hours to be comfortable. Members can

travel direct if preferred.

Lunch at members selection of Hotel or BYO. If you wish to have lunch at the hotel please book your table

reservation by calling the hotel direct on 8570 2003.There are some nice parks near the hotel on the riverside.

The township has limited cafes/diners.

WEEK DAY RUNS

THIRD WEEK DAY RUN IS ON WEDNESDAY 14TH JULY, 2021

MEET AT CIVIC PARK MODBURY 10.00 AM FOR MORNING TEA BREAK

RUN TO START 10.30 AM DISTANCE APPROX 80 KMS AND FINISH AT MOUNT PLEASANT

MODERN VEHICLES IF PREFERRED TO KEEP WARM ORGANISED BY JOHN BADCOCK 0437 210 896

FOURTH WEEK DAY RUN IS ON WEDNESDAY 11 AUGUST, 2021

INFORMATION AND A ATTENDANCE SHEET WILL BE HANDED ARPOUND AT JULY MEETING

ORGAINISER CAROL WILLIAMS 0400 594 218

SUNDAY 18TH JULY 2021 ROCKER COVER RACES

GLANDORE CLUB ROOMS—12 NOON

BBQ LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED

THIS DAY IS FOR ALL AGES—BRING CHILDREN OR

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CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS

July will be our AGM for 2021 at which time a new committee will be elected. Two positions on the committee need to be filled. The role of President will be vacated by Shane Conry after serving for 3 years elected, and one as acting. The role of President is not arduous. Candidates would only need access to email, the internet and basic PC skills. Essentially, this role manages the progress and agendas for the Club’s Committee and General meetings. Our capable Secretary and Treasurer jointly manage the primary affairs of the Club. The second position to be filled is that of Club Captain, currently very capably performed by Graham Banks. From the work done by Graham and our previous Captain, the club is placed in a very good position. We now publish an an-nual run calendar so that, moving forward, the planned Club Runs and their dates are published in the newsletter to allow members to plan around them. Thus the role of the incoming Captain is to manage the designated runs. Delegation to other members to take the “ownership” of a run would be encouraged so that the work load is shared. By forward planning our runs, we forecast that the run attendance numbers should grow which is also very positive. Graham has already carefully built up an extensive library of past/future runs to easily maintain an annual calendar of events to assist in this role for the future. The Club has a very good structure in place and the committee tasks are not arduous. The change to committee meetings to be held immediately prior to the General meetings has also reduced time demands making it even easier to contribute. It’s your club, so get involved. I ask members to think seriously about taking up a role to help manage our club .

Nomination slip to elect the AAA Club Committee

Being a financial member of the Adelaide Antique Automobile Club Inc

I would like to nominate ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..

For the position of …………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Nominated by ……………………………………………………………. Signed ………………………………………………………………

Seconded by …………………………………………………………… Signed …………………………………………………………….

Yes, I am prepared to stand for the position …………………………………………………………………………………………...

LOG BOOKS:

All Log Books need to be stamped by the Club. The Club will provide a list of Financial Members to Brian Morgan, Historic

Registrar. Post your Log Book/s to him for processing as soon as you receive your registration renewal and enclose a Stamped

Self Addressed envelope for its return.

Post to: Brian Morgan, Registrar at 3 Fry Terrace, Newton SA 5073

Attendance at Brian’s residence, nor for that matter any of our Historic Vehicle Assistant Registers, is not appropriate. Log

Books can be left in his letterbox in a sealed envelope. Again, enclose a stamped self addressed envelope for your Log Book to

be posted back to you

Note: Australia Post will only allow 1 log book per envelope so separate items for each log book will be needed.

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WEEK DAY RUN FRIDAY 11TH JUNE 2021

Week Day Run - Nautical themed run to the Yacht Squadron With inclement weather forecast; this run was changed from

Tuesday 8th June 2021 to Friday 11th June 2021. Brian and I arrived at the Clubrooms to find Libby and Ric Ottaway already

there making a cuppa. We signed in and were given our Run Sheet. Brian Collins and Barry Scrimshaw arrived soon after. We

exited the Car Park and headed towards Cross Road turning Right into Cross Road. Following our instructions we visited the

Adelaide Sailing Club and the SA Sea Rescue Squadron and back out passing the Adventure Playground and West Beach Cara-

van Park. Onto to Seaview Road and passing the Henley Sailing Club, Grange Sailing Club and back to Military Road past Row-

ing SA. We turned into West Lakes Boulevard and noticed the development where AAMI Stadium once stood. Onto Port Ade-

laide and via various roads, we saw the huge blades and turbines for the wind farms. We drove around the City of Adelaide,

clipper ship and the ketch Nelcebee and the sailing ship One and All. Passing the ships “graveyard” and into Garden Island

Road, passing the Small Boat Club and turned around at the Garden Island Yacht Club and back onto Garden Island Road to a

Dolphin Sanctuary Lookout near the Angas Inlet Boat Club. Heading around and about we passed the Police Academy and the

Largs Bay Sailing Club and the Cruising Yacht Club of SA and the public marinas, the Outer Harbour Passenger Terminal to the

Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron. We enjoyed our lunch and a chat in the BBQ area and were joined by Malcolm, Carly,

Carol and Karen. We had lost Brian and Bazz but they had stopped off for a bite at Port Adelaide en route but joined us at the

Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron for some chocolates and a cream puff. Ric and Libby took us for a stroll around the

marinas and explained the different areas and yachts. We also visited their yacht and then went back to the Clubrooms which

have extensive South Australian history which was really interesting to us. It was a great run and Brian and I visited many

sailing clubs and places we did not know existed. Oh and the weather turned out to be lovely too. A perfect day and outing.

Thanks so much Ric and Libby.

Attendees Vehicle

Ric and Libby Ottaway 1975 VW Super Bug

Brian Collins and Barry Scrimshaw 1976 Toyota Corona

Brian and Cynthia Davey 1965 Ford Thunderbird

Malcolm and Carly Goldsworthy 1964 Morris Major

Carol Williams and Karen Turner 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander

VALE BETTY PFLAUM

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Betty Pflaum 29 Sept 1928 - 3 June 2021

Betty was a long time active Member of the Adelaide Antique Automobile Club Inc. with her rare 1932 Chev. Tourer.

Her shorthand skills were used in the position of Secretary for many years ensuring the most accurate Minutes I have ever

seen.

She was also very enthusiastic in organising Motorfest Runs for the AAA’s contribution to the support events surrounding the

Bay to Birdwood Run. She did this originally with fellow member Trevor Shepherd then later with both Cynthia and myself.

When I was Club Captain, Betty regularly helped us put lolly packs and presents together for our Christmas in July Runs as

well as organising a Club Run during the year.

She did this while working full time at a Doctors Surgery while also doing the books for four surgeries with multiple Doctors.

Betty was a regular attendee of our Club Runs but also many invitation events like the PADARC rallies at Port Pirie and the

Kernewek Lowender at Kadina, plus the Old Fashioned Picnic Day at Strathalbyn and Federation runs all in her 1932 Chevy.

In later years she found the Chev. too hard to drive so it was sold to a good home and replaced by a 1958 Wolsley1500 which

she bought from another Club Member, George Darwin. One memorable trip is this vehicle was the South East Saunter or-

ganised by the Federation of Historic Motoring Clubs SA Inc. which was 10 days of meeting the many Clubs in the South East

of South Australia. Her navigator was Cynthia’s Mother, Corral Thiselton who was in her eighties. Cynthia and I accompanied

them in the T’Bird; we both left later due to work commitments and met up with the rally at Mount Gambier on the Saturday.

Whenever we saw Betty she always enquired “How’s my navigator going”.

Betty always remembered that as one of the best events she had done and made many people laugh with her famous line at

a comfort stop by says, “Must go and point Priscilla at the porcelain”.

Betty was a member of the AAA with her husband Bob Pflaum pass away, but continued on as a member in her own right and

always said it saved her, having the camaraderie of the Club’s Members with similar interests, plus her time on the various

Committees.

Betty will be sadly missed by her family, but also by Cynthia, Renee and myself and many AAA Club members who were her

friends.

She was a very lovely, caring “Lady” and the world is poorer with her passing

Brian and Cynthia Davey

BETTY PFLAUM

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Betty Club Secretary 1991-2000

Betty’s 1932 Chevrolet

Betty with Renee Barnes Brian making running repairs on

Betty’s car

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CHANGES TO PLANNING OUR CLUB RUNS

As we migrate through the constantly changing dynamics of Covid-19 it has become clear that the Club needs to update the

way we plan our runs.

Both the monthly runs and the weekday runs will now need to have more details presented ahead of the run to the run’s co-

ordinator.

A simple change in the weather forecast for the June Weekday Run demonstrates the need for this. On the day on-which the

run was planned to be held the weather forecast was simply abysmal. There was nothing for it but to move the date at very

short notice. Easy you say? Not really when there is no record of who was planning to attend. Emails only capture 85% of our

members.

The end result was to email all members and then for the run co-ordinators to actually attend the Glandore facility on a very

stormy day to advise any other attendees.

Time to start recording the proposed run attendees!

The committee has discussed this and moving forward the names for run attendees and their mobile phone contact details

will be recorded and presented to the run co-ordinator. A folder for the runs will be circulated at the meeting for these details

to be collected. Members wishing to do the run but not able to attend the meeting should register their interest with the run

co-ordinator as detailed in the magazine.

This is expected to help manage any late notice change that may be forced upon the run co-ordinator who can then can most

advise the members planning to attend the run.

AAA CHRISTMAS IN JUNE SUNDAY 20TH JUNE FLAFSTAFF HOTEL

Having had a cold and wet week Sunday 20th June was a nice and bright day with no rain and no wind. Perfect for a run down the M2 South Road to The Flagstaff Hotel. From Golden Grove I joined the Port River Expressway behind Mawson Lakes and then veered onto the new South Road Motorway at Wingfield. A nice cruise at about 85kmh all the way to Regency Road then to Torrens River with little traffic. There the now usual bottleneck started through to the Anzac Highway Gallipoli underpass. Arriving right on time at the Hotel after a nice 1 hour drive I joined the other members in the dining room. About 40 attendees I think. A reasonably extensive menu to chose from and prompt order service. The pub was reasonably busy...steady was the staff description...but members meals seemed to arrive reasonably promptly. Everyone present was enjoying a good chin-wag as well as a nice cool drink while their meal orders were prepared. I circulated around all the tables after finishing my meal and everyone I spoke to was very happy. A good meal with good company at a nice venue would be a fair summary. I would certainly revisit this pleasant and efficient venue with a group. Well done to Graham for putting this together. Shane Conry

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Part 2 My 1957 HOLDEN FE SEDAN RESTORATION JOURNEY

Now that I had the Holden running, I needed to find out if I could drive it to see what if anything was good or bad.

I’m a great one to always see the worst scenario that may occur. As I had the car at my brother’s workshop which has a rea-

sonable amount land attached to it, I was able to have a bit of a drive around enough to be able to change gears from first to

second.

Before this I lifted the Holden up on a hoist to check to fuel tank to see if it could be filled with petrol. After a full under car

inspection, I could see this car was in reasonable condition rust wise as there was very little indication of any rust visible which

is a big plus.

Getting back to the fuel tank, it looked in really good condition for its age, especially remembering this old girl hadn’t been

driven and possibly not started since 1968 as the old rego sticker (those ones you had to fit to the front glass with water, which

is still attached to the windscreen) showed. As I said the tank looked good from the outside, but was the inside like, no time

like the present to find out I thought, with the 7\16 in spanner in hand I removed the drain plug, not really expecting any fluid

to come out, but to my surprise a small amount of really thick dark red fuel that believe me smelt like the old super fuel and

took me back to a time when petrol was petrol came out. After flushing out the tank and pressure testing, I was confident I

could put petrol in it.

Off the hoist and with around 20 litres in the tank turning her over and hearing the Holden six running under her own power

was a great feeling until petrol started spraying out the fuel pump. No big surprise, hell something had to give, so before a little

drive, refit a new gasket set though the pump refit to motor check fuel lines, no fuel filter on these cars, fingers crossed and

away she started again, no petrol smell or spray from pump just a full glass bowl of petrol, great.

Now let’s see if she will drive. In goes the clutch ( now I must mention by this time the brakes had been overhauled, both brake

and clutch cylinders replaced refilled with new fluid and bled) into first gear and lift off the left foot and bugger me dead there

is that good or I should say bad old whining sound from the thrust bearing, never mind remove the gearbox another day I

wanted to give her a go, off we went first into second that whine again and she keep going until I ran out off driveway, into

reverse turn around and off again this time a little more gas back wheels spinning I was on smooth concrete remember, a few

splutters from the carby kangaroo hops from the backend then into second again, it was a really good feeling this old Holden

was still a runner, a good way to finish off the day.

The next day was a day to go right over the old girl to see what rust was hidden under floor mats, inside door frames and any-

where else these Holden’s rusted. After removing the rest of the interior and the door trims the rust that was found was two

small holes no bigger than a 20- cent coin at the front were water was coming in past the front windscreen rubber and drop-

ping down on to the floor under the interior mat, the rust hadn’t gone through the floor but was very close to as was indicated

when I pushed a screwdriver through the rust build up. The other places were the front two doors and a small hole again the

size of a 20 cent cion in the engine bay on one of the Y frame uprights on the firewall. The real bad rust on this Holden was

very typical for these cars, the front mudguards behind the headlights, the big surprise was there wasn’t any bad or heavy rust

around the back wheel arch, sill panels, around the two windscreens, back doors and in the boot.

As I said before the paint work was tired, really tired especially after giving the car a wash. The roof, bonnet and front valance

panel were badly affected with surface rust that they had a brown tinge to them. But you what I wanted to keep this patina,

knowing that these panels needed to be replaced or at worst repaired, I knew this was going to hard to do, but I really didn’t

think it was going to be that hard, this was not to be as time will tell in chapters to come.

The fun begins in chapter 3.

CHARLIE MIFSUD

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GENERAL EVENTS CALENDAR

JULY

NO SWAP MEETS

AUGUST

NORWOOD SWAP MEET 82 OSMOND TCE, NORWOOD SUNDAY 1ST AUGUST 2021 LION CLUB OF WILLUNGA AND DISTRICTS INC SWAP MEET] WILLUNGA SUNDAY 15TH AUGUST 2021 VICTOR HARBOR SWAP MEET ENCOUNTER BAY OVAL SUNDAY 29TH AUGUST 2021

SEPTEMBER

OLD CAR DAY BETHANY OVAL WEDNESDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2021 LEGENDARY GAWLER AUTO SWAP MEET NIXON AVENUE GAWLER SUNDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2021 BAY TO BIRDWOOD RUN SUNDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2021

for more swap meet info www.bevenyoung.com.au

RETIREMENT TRANSPORT OF THE AGED

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AAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS

CLUB RUNS 2021

July 18th Rocker Cover Races

August 22nd 15th Modern car day run Swan Reach Museum TBA

September 1st Old Car Day Bethany Reserve near Tanunda

September 12th Federation Run Arthur Clisby Memorial Run Wirrina Oval

September 26th Bay to Birdwood

October 31st Callington Show

November 21st West Lakes Princes Lunch Cruise (2 courses) TBA

December 12th Memorial Run and Christmas BBQ Lunch

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BITS AND PIECES

CLUB REGALIA FOR SALE

The following articles are available to buy

Car Club Logo Windscreen Decals

$1.00

Just peel and stick

25th Anniversary Logbook Covers

Free

Ideal to store your

Historic registration Log Book

See Membership Secretary to obtain, payment to Treasurer.

Correct money would be appreciated

ORDERING CLUB NAME BADGES

In addition to the member name tags the club provides

each member to wear Professional badges can also be pur-

chased.

They are ideal when attending multi car club events.

Individual Name Badges can be ordered through the

Treasurer.

Cost is $10.00 for a badge with a pin or with a magnet.

Correct money for the Treasurer would be appreciated

FEDERATION

WEBSITE

www.fhmcsa.org.au

Post your thoughts on the

Federation or Conditional Registration, let people

know of events of interest, seek technical help or buy,

sell or swap.

Notice to Advertisers

All Vehicles offered for sale should quote

their registration number or engine number

if not registered

Advert will appear for 3 months from first

published

Have an idea for a run? Why not help organize a club run

(it does not take a lot of work) - contact the Club

Committee and help be part of your club

Meetings, third Friday of each month

(except December)

Friday 16th July 2021 at 8 pm

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BITS AND PIECES Internet Sites of Interest

Austin 7 Club of SA www.austin7clubsa.com.au

Bordertown Vehicles Restorers Club www.bvrc.com.au

Chrysler restorers Club www.chrysler-restorers-sa.org.au

Federation of Historic Motoring Clubs of SA www.fhmcsa.org.au

Gawler Car Club www.gawlercarclub.onoz.net

Hillman car Club of SA www.sa.hillman.org.au

Maitland Auto Preservation Society www.maps-yp.org

Military Vehicle Collectors Society of SA www.military-vehicle-museum.org.au

Hot Weather Rule

If the temperature is 35 degrees or above, there will be no organised club run. However, if you wish to participate

on any run it will be voluntary, your choice. This does not apply to the Christmas run. As broadcast on Channel 7

TV news, on the Saturday evening prior to a run.

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE AAAC HELD AT THE CCC CLUBROOMS ON 18TH SEPTEMBER 2020

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The meeting opened at 8.30 p.m. Chaired by- President Shane Conry

Apologies - As for the general meeting

Minutes of the previous AGM - Moved by Dennis Fordham. Seconded by Brenton Watkins, that the minutes of the AGM held

on 19th July 2019 and published in the Newsletter be endorsed as a true and correct record. Carried.

President’s Report: Shane Conry presented his report of a successful year. He thanked committee members, for their work

and all the members for their support though out the year

Treasurer’s Report - Brenton Watkins presented his unaudited report for the 2019/2020 financial year, which was a good

year. Financial statement has been published in the newsletter. The Club is still looking for an auditor, possibly someone that

has retired.

Club Captain’s Report –Graham Banks, as per the General Meeting.

Editor’s Report – Carol-Ann Williams tabled her report and thanked those members who always contributed to the News-

letter such as Graham Banks, Malcolm Goldsworthy and to everyone who contributed.

General Business: Nil.

Election of Office Bearers for 2020/2021 - The President declared all positions vacant and invited Past President Ian Matthews

to Chair the AGM for the election of Office Bearers.

PRESIDENT Shane Conry Elected

VICE PRESIDENT Ric Ottaway Elected

SECRETARY Charlie Mifsud Elected

TREASURER Brenton Watkins Elected

CLUB CAPTAIN Graham Banks. Elected

HIST. VEHICLE REG. Tony Kester Elected

MEMBER. SEC. Libby Ottaway Elected

EDITOR Carol-Ann William Elected

COMMITTEE Brian Collins Elected

Peter Williams Elected

Cynthia Davey Elected

Brian Davey Elected

Public Officer Stephen Thiselton Elected

Non Committee Members – Positions made by appointment

VERIFICATION OFFICERS Arthur Doecke & Alistair Buckley

ASSISTANT HISTORIC VEHICLE REGISTRARS Brian Davey, Alistair Buckley, Ric Ottaway, Basil Rowe.

CCC REP Brian & Cynthia Davey

FEDERATION REP Brian Davey

ASSISTANT FEDERATION REP Arthur Doecke

NEWSLETTER PRODUCTION John & Robyn Sommers

NAME BADGES Stephen Thiselton

WEBMASTER Stephen Thiselton

The President resumed the chair and thanked the previous committee for their work.

Annual General Meeting closed at 8.55 p.m. Due to Covid 19, no supper is allowed.

MINUTES OF THE AAAC GENERAL MEETING HELD ON THE 18TH JUNE 2021 AT CCC CLUBROOMS

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Meeting Opened - 8.00 pm Chaired by President Shane Conry. Present approx. 38 members

The President informed the assembly about covid 19 restrictions and that they must be observed, social distancing, and all present must either QR Code or sign in.

Visitors – Nil.

Apologies - As per apologies book

Sick List – Ex -member Heather Mundy on last days of life.

Minutes of Previous Meeting as Printed in the Magazine -

Moved – Phil Franklin Seconded – Denis Fordham Carried

Business arising from previous minutes- Nil.

Correspondence In -Email from Steve Thiselton to all members on details of Betty Pflaun funeral.

Magazines –Auto Torque, RAA SA Motor, The Con-Rod, Steering Column and The Klaxon News.

Letters -

Correspondence Out – Nil. A condolence card sent to Betty’s family from committee and members.

Business Arising from Correspondence- Nil.

Membership Report - 91 members.

Treasurers Report- The Treasurer tabled his report and was accepted.

Editor:- More articles needed, also member profiles. Newsletter is closing off by the 26th of June this month.

Historic Vehicle Registrar – Brian Morgan said all going well and very busy at this time of the year.

Club Captain – Graham Banks spoke on Sunday’s Xmas in June to the Flagstaff Hotel at 12.00pm.

Inez gave a report on the run she and Dick organised to Old Tailem Town last month, by all accounts a successful run enjoyed by all who attended.

Week Day Run Report- Libby Ottaway reported that due to in inclement weather the day needed to be changed, which ended up a sunny day on the Friday of the run with 5 vehicles attending ending at their yacht club.

John Badcock has organised the next week day run for the 14th July, start time is 10.00am for 10.30am at Civic Park opposite TTP, ending at Mt Pleasant Lovell’s bakery. For more details on this run contact John on 0437210896

Federation Report – Brian Davey reported that the next Federation meeting was to be held on Saturday the 19th June. No report.

CCC Report – Brian Davey spoke on the number of meetings the CCC have had with Council on the issue of the club rent relief. More meetings to come. He also spoke on the upgrade or replacement of the BBQ, changing to electric power with a cost of $12000.00 for a full stainless bbq. Possible cost sub by Federation and levy to CCC members.

Swap Meets – Sedan cancelled.

General Business – President Shane Conry spoke on Betty Pflaum funeral with a good turn out of AAAC members (16 members). Much appreciated by her family.

Shane also spoke on the modern car run to Swan Reach a 2hr run with members of the Oldsmobile club attending

Next month meeting will be the AGM all positions will be vacated so please nominate for committee.

After the AGM there will be a pie and pasty supper.

Meeting Closed at 8.45pm.

General meetings: 8 pm, 3rd Friday (excl. December) Combined Car Clubs Room, Clark Ave., Glandore.

Membership Fees: Nominations $10. Annual $40 (half fee for new applicants after 1st January).

Subscription renewal: Due 1st July, if unpaid, lapses 31st July.

Vehicle Eligibility: All cars, commercials and motorcycles of historic interest or other vehicles as

approved by the committee.

Club Sales: Decals, Cloth & Car Bumper Badges – see Steve Thiselton.

Advertising: For Sale and Wanted adverts appear free for a maximum of 3 months.

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