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June 2014

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MAGAZINE DISCLAIMER

This is the official Magazine of the 48-FJ Holden Club Of S.A. Inc.

Whilst every effort is made to ensure the correctness and accuracy of the information

contained herein, be it of general or technical nature, no responsibility can be accepted by the

48-FJ Holden Club Of S.A. Inc. as a result of such information.

The views expressed in the articles in this publication are the views of the author/s and are

not necessarily the views of the Committee, Editor or Club Members.

2013-2014 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

LIFE MEMBERS: Craig Price Don Lines +

Adrian Mander + Peter Papageorgiou

PRESIDENT: Owen Smith 0421 129 606

SECRETARY: Peter Papageorgiou

TREASURER: Geoff Lines

VICE PRESIDENT: Glen Nalty

PUBLIC OFFICER: Geoff Lines

AUDITOR: Charmaine Rogers

MEET and GREET: Don Loffler

SPARES: Steve Gehlken 08 8254 3731 0421 852 451

Peter Papageorgiou

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Steve and Debbi Gehlken Owen and Maggie Smith

Debra and Wayne West Laurraine and Glen Nalty

Pam and Graham Nelson

A.E.H.F. DELEGATES: Don Loffler Kym Gregory

F.H.M.C. DELEGATES Trevor Faulkner Peter Papageorgiou

HISTORIC REGISTRATION: Peter Papageorgiou Frank McHugh

Owen Smith Bob Wilkeson

LIBRARIAN: John Liersch

DOCUMENT SECRETARY: Don Loffler

PHOTO ALBUM: Graeme and Pam Nelson

NEWSLETTER EDITORS: Ian and Leanne Jeisman 0417 805 475

KITCHEN MANAGER: Maggie Smith

RISK MANAGEMENT: Reece Hamilton

WEB MASTER: Anita Hamilton

48-FJ Holden Club Of S.A. Inc.

PO BOX 2590 KENT TOWN BUSINESS CENTRE S.A. 5071

Email: [email protected] Website: www.48fjholdenclubofsa.org.au

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AGM Reminder

Minutes of the April Meeting

Family Fun Day

Minutes of the May Meeting

Moonta Short Weekend

Minutes of the June Meeting

Littlehampton & Strathalbyn Visit

Conditional Registration Information

Plus Regular Features….

President’s Report

Buy - - Swap - - Sell

Social Calendar

Birthdays and Celebrations

Proud Sponsors

Just for Laughs

Technically Speaking....

Restorers Hints

IN THIS ISSUE

Hello to all members and their families. Well Its A.G.M. time again. Another year almost gone. Remember that the A.G.M. is on the 14/7/2014 starting at 6.00 pm for a sausage sizzle followed by the July meeting at 7.30 pm with the A.G.M. meeting to follow. April we had our picnic day held at Soldiers Memorial Park at Mitcham. Although only 15 members attended. Glen and Laurraine organized a great day as well as many games, toss the hubcap, tug of war and quoits making the day a great success. In May we had our short weekend away to Moonta. We had 32 members and family attend. Bob and Lyn had a flat tyre and apart from that all cars travelled well. I arranged for new members Bruce and Liz Sleep to drive from Peterborough in their 1956 utility to join us. The weekend was to be a lazy one as everyone had the afternoon to do as they pleased. Saturday evening we all enjoyed a meal at the Royal Hotel and afterwards walked from the caravan park to Max and Bettys house for a bon fire, a few drinks and of course some jokes and story. Sunday we travelled to Wallaroo and then off to Kadina to tour The Farm Shed Museum for a guided tour and then travel to Dublin Hotel for lunch and to say our good byes. June we had the Presidents Run to Carrick Hill. Only 15 members attended, weather was good. We meet at the clubrooms for a short journey to Carrick Hill and had lunch followed by a stroll in the gardens. 1.30 we had a tour of the Historic House. Much was learnt regarding the owners of Carrick House who also owned John Martins who started the John Martins Christmas Pageant. Remember that your fees are due. Statutory declarations are to be signed as well log books need to be signed and stamped. Once again a reminder of the A.G.M. meeting. All positions are up for renewal. Owen and Maggie Smith

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

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Its AGM time again and all Committee positions are up for grabs.

These positions must be filled and are necessary to keep your club interesting,

informative and moving forward for another year.

Are you up for the President’s job? Maybe you want to express yourself by giving

the magazine a go or a helping hand in the kitchen is always needed. Remember

many hands make light work!! A list of positions and nomination forms are enclosed.

Being involved can be very rewarding and great fun socially.

DON’T BE SHY, GIVE IT A TRY!!!!!

Please remember everyone involved in the running of your Club is a volunteer.

We need some new faces and fresh ideas.

DON’T FORGET….

AGM Monday 14th July starts 7.30pm BBQ before at 6.00pm

MEMBERSHIP FEES due from the 1st of July and before the 31st of August.

LOG BOOKS to be updated by the 28th of August at the latest.

(Failure to update your Log books by due dates will deem your vehicle to

be unregistered)

Yes, the Club has it's own Facebook page. You

can now put messages on the Club Facebook

page and read what others are doing.

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Sunday April 27th

We awoke to a lovely blue sky and sunshine. A great day for a picnic. We packed our FJ with all the necessary picnic items and headed off to the Soldiers Memorial Gardens on Old Belair Road. A perfect setting for a lovely day. We had around 8 members and their families join us. The day stared off with some fun to be had with games of Hub cup tossing, tug of war, egg and spoon race and quoits. I think Ken Symons was the champion quoit player followed closely by Don Loffler. The kids had fun with the other races and games and enjoyed a bag of goodies for their effort. With all that exercise we were all ready for a spot of lunch, some brought their own picnics and others wandered off to the local shops. The day finished around 3pm with us all packing up and making our own way home. Thanks to Glen and Laurraine for organising the venue and Pam and Deb for the activities. Debbi Gehlken

FAMILY FUN DAY

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Date: 7th of April 2014 Meeting opened: 8:00pm

President: Owen Smith Treasurer: Geoff Lines Secretary: Peter Papageorgiou

Minutes Peter Papageorgiou

Housekeeping

Hot urn kitchen bench area.

Car park please leave a 3 metre clearance from fence for emergency vehicles.

Step in doorway to toilets is elevated.

Entry door is also emergency exit, it opens inwards.

In case of evacuation the round up point is the western car park.

Apologies As written in the membership book.

Meet, greet and birthdays Don Loffler

Birthdays: Amanda Clague, Lyn Wilkeson, Pat Esposito, Ray Lee, Ian Jeisman (50th),

Wayne West, Laurie Rasmus, John Liersch.

Congratulations to Bruce and Jenny on their 49th Wedding Anniversary.

Meet and Greet

Edgell Zasusac 56 Special “Betty”, Bruce Cousins restoring a 1949 48-215. Gary Lines

(Don’s son)

Don mentioned at the extraordinary array of vehicles in our club.

Quote from Don Loffler “This club is legendary for these freaks”

Minute’s previous meeting

Moved by Debra West. Seconded by Ian Jeisman.

Correspondence Peter Papageorgiou

Revs, Early model Holden Club of Vic, FX-FJ Holden Club of Aust, The Lion, FHMC

minutes, Mallala Motor Sport flyer, Strath sway meet flyer, Bank statements.

Treasurer’s Report / Membership Geoff Lines

Treasure’s report was tabled. Moved: Geoff Lines, Seconded John Mullan

Social Committee report Debbie Gehlken

Turkey run, Deb and Wayne west won a trophy “Most points for a visiting club”

27th of April. Picnic day BYO lunch at Mitcham

Moonta short weekend booked out

22nd

of June, Presidents run

Pam talked about the October long weekend run to Kangaroo Island

Mentioned about the package deals, Will be looking for $50 deposit at the May meeting

Pam mentioned the approximate costs - persons, 1 car plus accommodation approx $630

MINUTES - 07 APRIL 2014

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Saturday –Coach tour approx $49 includes all entries and lunch

Groups leave from 1) Nths Mile End 2) South’s Penney Hill Road,3) Range Rd Delamere

All monies to be paid before September.

Library report John Liersch

1 item outstanding.

Photo Album Pam Nelson

2 albums to look at.

Magazine Ian Jeisman

List of clubs to Ian so Magazine can be sent out.

Conditional Registration Peter Papageorgiou

All going well at this stage.

Risk Management Reece Hamilton

Risk Audit Checklist.

Web Master report Reece Hamilton for Anita

Buy Sell or Swap ads need phone numbers.

A.E.H.F. report

Investigating sites, Barossa trip for venues

List of criteria - needs to have oval to accommodate 200 cars, need a function room to cater

for 350 people, area with suitable accommodation.

Any ideas let either Don, Ian or Kym know.

F.H.M.C. report Trevor Faulkner

FHMC looking into a club that had a car on display that had a modified motor on Conditional

Registration.

Spares Steven Gehlken, Peter Papageorgiou

All going good. Buy, Sell, Swap Russell still looking for FJ Grille centre bar. Club member needs rear tail light for Ute.


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General Business:

Owen suggested the Club hold nominations for Auditor and Returning Officer as the current

people are.

Bruce Sleep nominated by Owen and accepted for Club membership

Gary Lines nominated by Geoff, seconded by Don, accepted for Club membership

Don mentioned Club members to wear their name badges

Reece liked the Facebook page

Bob mentioned that complete glass sets were available for approx. $700 a set.

Meeting closed at 8.51pm

Next meeting 12th of May 2014.


PROUD SPONSORS

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17th and 18th of May

Saturday 17th of May 24 members and 4 non-members gathered at the Caltex at Bolivar for our short relaxing weekend at Moonta Bay. Our first stop was at Port Wakefield for morning tea, but as we turned into Port Wakefield Bob and Lyn’s left hand rear tyre decided to go flat. After this was changed we had our morning tea and a rest stop. We then proceeded to travel onto Moonta Bay Caravan Park where we booked in and then the afternoon was yours to do as you please. Whilst in Moonta I had arranged to meet up with new members Bruce and Liz Sleep who had driven from Peterborough with their 1956 FJ Utility. They came back to the caravan park so as we could have a look at their utility and had trouble lifting the bonnet. After around 3 hours the bonnet and cable was adjusted so as it would open and close. Around this time we were joined by Con Markos and family. Later that night we were picked up by a mini bus and taken to the Royal Hotel for a great meal. We were then taken back to the caravan park by the mini bus. Max and Betty asked if would like to visit their house for a bon fire. (5 minute walk from caravan park.) Well after 25 minutes and being stalked (by Con in his car) we arrived and had a great time telling stories and jokes and, of course, a few ales Sunday morning we drove to Wallaroo and then off to Kadina to visit the Farm Shed Museum. This proved to be a great time and brought back time for Don and his school days. We ran out of time as we were to travel to the Dublin Hotel for lunch. After lunch we said our good byes and went our own way. I hope everybody had a great time. Owen & Maggie

MOONTA SHORT WEEKEND

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Top Gear Trax Models was a major sponsor of

the 48 - FJ Car Club of SA

60th Anniversary of the FJ Holden event, held at

the National Motoring Museum at Birdwood.

www.topgear.com.au

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Date: 12th of May 2014 Meeting opened: 8:00pm

President: Owen smith Treasurer: Geoff Lines Secretary: Peter Papageorgiou


Housekeeping


Car park please leave a 3 metre clearance from fence for emergency vehicles.




Apologies Di Lines, Sam Nelson, Reece and Anita Hamilton, Heather Mander, Sandy Shugg,

Tony Hitchin, Kym Gregory


Birthdays: Dean Manderson, Kym Gregory, Andrew Soar, Pauline Nitschke, Tony Hitchin,

Debbie Gehlken, Viv Rasmus, Bob Wilkeson.

Wayne and Debra’s 22nd Wedding Anniversary

Welcome back to Edgell Zuasac


Moved by Lyn Wilkeson, seconded by Glen Nalty


Early model Holden Club magazine, Suncorp bank statement, Theo Kaesler’s log books,

Model T Ford Club receipt.


Treasurer’s report was tabled

Fees to stay the same for 2015

2 life members, 43 family members, 40 single members, total 131 members.

Moved by Geoff Lines, seconded by Con Markos

Social Committee Report Debra West

27th April. Picnic Day BYO lunch at Mitcham, a good day, numbers a little low with only 10

families.

Moonta short weekend, morning tea supplied, evening meal at hotel. Bonfire at Max and

Betty’s house.

President’s Run - more info to come

Strath Run

August 24th Seven Hills Clare Trip

MINUTES - 12 MAY 2014

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September 21st Boys Day in at Club rooms

Pam talked about the October long weekend run to Kangaroo Island

Mentioned about the package deals, will be looking for $50 deposit at the May meeting

Pam mentioned the approx. costs - 2 persons, 1 car plus accommodation approx. $630

Saturday - coach tour approx. $49 plus 25 for seat includes all entries and lunch

AGM will start with a sausage sizzle at 6.30pm

Library report John Liersch

0 items outstanding.

Photo Album Pam and Graeme Nelson

1 album to look at

Magazine N/A



Reminder Stat dec forms and rego papers.

Risk Management

Paper work done

Web Master report

Maintenance up to date

A.E.H.F. report Don Loffler

Possible venues still ongoing

Current focus on McLaren Vale venues

Thanks to Tony Hitchin for his assistance


Talked about log books only lasting for 3 years

Some clubs under investigation for modified vehicles on historic


All going good.

John Nitschke producing the felts for the brake/clutch pedal plate

John also sourcing the piping in bundy or stainless steel.

Working bee for those who want to bend their own.

Buy, Sell, Swap

Club to purchase the vane distributor machine.

Bob will see if he can get it working.

To be stored in Club spares


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Bob looking for the distributor pins and seal.

Scratch plates in pewter still being polished.

General Business:

Voted for Auditor: Geoff nominated Bob Wilkeson, Seconded by Don Loffler.

All voted For, non Against.

Voted for Returning Officer: Owen Smith nominated Lyn Wilkeson, Seconded by Stephen

Gehlken. All voted For, non Against.

Pam has Lucky Stars for sale $2 per square.

Meeting closed at 8.50pm

Next meeting 9th of June 2014.


FOR SALE: FX/FJ New floor boards in Tasmanian Oak $300 per set. 5 sets remaining.

Also taking orders for internal door panels, side panels and back panels for utes/ panel Vans. Contact John Nitschke 8381 3147 or 0407 400 326.

FOR SALE: 1955 FJ Special. Rolling body, all panels stripped, no rust, suit donor restoration $1200. Other FJ doors, guards, bonnet and boot lids also available. Phone Tony Hitchin 0418 818 789

FOR SALE: Daryl Isemonger has bypass oil filter adapters for sale for approx. $25

FOR SALE: Russell has piping for rear guards for sale.

WANTED: Russell Franklin looking for a reasonable front FJ grille bar, with or without teeth.

WANTED: Bob is looking for upper parts of old Fuel pumps.

BUY - - SWAP - - SELL

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Date: 9th of June, 2014 Meeting opened: 8:00pm

President: Owen Smith Treasurer: Geoff Lines Secretary: Peter Papageorgiou


Housekeeping


Car park please leave a 3 meter clearance from fence for emergency vehicles.




Apologies Di Lines, Wally Wood, Pam and Trevor Faulkner, Heather Mander, Gavin Woolford,

Pauline Nitschke, Lynton Schwartz, Kym Gregory, Julie Sinclair.

Welcome Frank McHugh back from Canada trip. Spoke to Club re his trip.


Birthdays: Debra West, Glen Nalty, Anita Hamilton, Ken Symons


Moved by Debra West. Seconded by Lyn Wilkeson.


FHMC minutes, FXFJ. Sydney chapter.


Treasurer’s report was tabled.

2 life members, 43 family members, 40 single members, total 131 members.

Moved: Geoff Lines, Seconded: Frank McHugh.

Social Committee report Debra West

Thanks to Owen and Maggie for the Moonta short weekend trip. Great trip and bonfire at Max

and Betty’s place.

President’s run to Carrick Hill. See the flyer for info 22/06/14.

Strath run July the 20th, 9.00am for a 9.15am start.

August 24th Seven Hills Clare trip

September 21st Boys Day in at clubrooms

Pam talked about the October long weekend run to Kangaroo Island.

Will pay Sealink direct for ferry and accommodation.

Bus tour money needs to be paid to Pam directly. Information will be mailed to people. Approx.

43 going

MINUTES - 09 JUNE 2014

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AGM will start with a sausage sizzle at 6.00pm not 6.30pm as previously stated.

Xmas BBQ will be at Darren Isemonger’s. Huge thanks and more details re address etc TBA.

Library report N/A

Photo Album Pam and Graeme Nelson

Albums to look at.

Please forward any photos you have.

Magazine Ian Jeisman

Need material for the June Magazine - will be closing off in a fortnight.

Owen to send the Moonta weekend report.



Reminder Stat dec forms and rego papers for next meeting.

NO GRACE PERIOD if you do not pay next month then you are unregistered.

Risk Management N/A

Web Master report Debra West

Anita to look at the glitch in the website.

Need more photos.

A.E.H.F. report Don Loffler

Possible venues still ongoing. Adelaide Shores also a possibility if it does not clash with Bay to

Sheffield.

Current focus on McLaren Vale venues.

Thanks to Tony Hitchin for his assistance.

Russell Franklin mentioned the Generals feel “correct procedure” has not been followed for the

Nationals and State Titles initiation.

Don explained it was done a little differently this time with the Club doing the initial look for

venues.

This was explained to the other clubs by Don Loffler previously. There was some discussion

regarding there is no “procedure” set in place.

It was agreed that it will be a joint effort with all Clubs involved, and that this is only the

preliminary stage to present something to the AEHF to try to acquire the State Titles and

Nationals.

Don was happy with the Generals enquiry and will follow up himself with the Generals and

Southern Earlys to clarify our Club’s position and assure that all will be involved.

Lyn Wilkeson mentioned that other clubs could be involved once 3 venues had been shortlisted.


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Talked about the letter from the “Southern Motoring Alliance” asking for information re an alter-

nate conditional registration for those cars other than the original, to also allow for historic vehi-

cles with modifications.

Vote was taken to send the information to the “Southern Alliance”.


All going good.

Buy, Sell, Swap

Ian Jeisman looking at buying some spares. Let him know if you want to go in with him

financially.

Tech Talk Peter Papageorgiou

Peter brought in a radiator core and tanks and showed members how a radiator can be re-

stored and the core cleaned for half the price of buying a new core. Also talked about the

baffles and cooling process.

General Business

Geoff talked about a 74 year old birthday boy for whom he used his FJ to take him to his party.

Paul Makin was there also and it will be on Today Tonight sometime this week.

Bob Wilkeson raised the issue of asking current members of committee positions if they are

prepared to continue or stand for their positions again. This will allow the Club to streamline the

AGM by nominating others who would be interested in applying for a position that is vacant and

previously hard to fill.

Members agreed it is an important issue that members can still approach and/or nominate

others on the evening of the AGM.

MEETING CLOSED: 9:22 PM

NEXT MEETING and AGM 14th of July 2014

FJ’s Café in Babinda, Queensland


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JULY

Monday 14th Club Meeting (AGM) 7.30pm, Clubrooms Port Road ERN 13/14

Sausage Sizzle at 6.00pm

Sunday 20th Littlehampton/Strathalbyn Visit to Platform 1 Heritage Farm & Railway ERN 14/14

and Strathalbyn. Morning tea at Platform 1 and lunch

at Strathalbyn Hotel

AUGUST

Monday 11th Club Meeting 8pm, Clubrooms Port Road ERN 15/14

Sunday 24th Clare Visit to Clare District and Seven Hills Little Red Grape ERN 16/14

SEPTEMBER


Sunday 21st Boys Day Clubrooms, Port Road ERN 18/14

OCTOBER

2nd - 6th Long Weekend Kangaroo Island. Leaving Thursday, returning Monday. ERN 19/14


All events are subject to change

Please phone Debbi on 0413 902 181 for further enquiries

SOCIAL CALENDAR

The average person falls asleep in seven minutes. Every year the Moon moves a further 3.82cm from the Earth. A ‘jiffy’ is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second. The average person spends two years on the phone in his/her lifetime. Strawberries are the only fruit whose seeds grow on the outside. Mosquitoes dislike citronella because it irritates their feet. Albert Einstein never wore any socks.

DID YOU KNOW?

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Members on the Conditional (Historic) Registration

Important Reminder

If you have a vehicle/s on Conditional Registration you must read the following

THERE NOW IS NO GRACE PERIOD.

IF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR LOGBOOKS VERIFIED BY THE AGM ON JULY 14TH

YOU

WILL BE UNREGISTERED AND THE REGISTRAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES WILL HAVE TO

BE NOTIFIED RE CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION.

To have your Logbooks verified and or new books issued, you must verify and present the

following paperwork:

Vehicle inspection sheet with the date

(You will have been given a copy of your inspection date)

Paid the current fees for 2014 (keep your receipt and show registrars)

New Statutory declaration completed for 2014 (forms can be found on the Clubs website)

CURRENT registration papers. (Not old ones) We need to see the current commence-

ment date and current expiry date

Without the above documentation Log Books cannot be issued or signed off.

This means that your vehicle cannot be used and remains “unregistered”

Reminder that the Club rooms will be open at 6.00pm with a BBQ on July 14th

. Log

Books can be verified from this time if you have paid your fees.

Regards Historic registrars

Peter Papageorgiou, Bob Wilkeson, Frank McHugh, Owen Smith

Please Contact Peter Papageorgiou on 0401 121 368 for any issues or enquiries.

CONDITIONAL REGISTRATION

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A question was raised recently regarding the “ Extension” that was on the previous

registration stickers. It was thought that this now did not exist.

If you look carefully at your registration papers there is a section called Conditions that can

be found in the bottom left hand corner.

It says HISTORIC MOTOR VEHICLE – THIS REGISTRATION IS NOT TRANSFERABLE.

Under this it has six Reg. Condition Codes.

On Code 1: you should have OL3G. This is the code for Extension.

COND 1: OL3G THIS IS ON THE REGISTRATION PAPERS UNDER CONDITIONS

The Act states:

OL3G = Historic vehicle plus extension

“A motor vehicle manufactured prior to 1 January 1979; or a vehicle manufactured between 1

January 1979 and 1 January 1983 that has been registered under historic vehicle conditional

registration at some time prior to 1 July 2012.

Its use is restricted to no more than 90 days in each period of 12 months registration, with

each journey recorded in a Log Book.

The vehicle may also be driven (at any time during that period) for a distance not exceeding

500 metres, but only for the purpose of relocating the vehicle from one part of a property to

another, or enabling another vehicle to gain access to a road or property (Registered under

the Historic Conditional Registration Scheme for Historic, Prescribed Left Hand Drive and

Street Rod Vehicles).”

If you do not have this then you need to make sure you do!

Hopefully this clears up the queries.

Peter Papageorgiou

CONDITIONAL REGISTRATION

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LITTLEHAMPTON / STRATHALBYN

Strathalbyn & Little Hampton Run ERN 14/14

Sunday July 20th

Meeting at Toll Gate 9am to depart at approx. 9.15

Driving up freeway to picturesque Little Hampton where we are booked in for Morning

Tea, a train ride and a wander around the museum and farm

petting animals for the kids

Departing around 12.15pm to travel to a Strathalbyn Hotel for lunch

Booked in for 1pm.

Afternoon can be spent visiting the various antique shops and curiosity shops

Leaving when ready

Admission to Platform 1 Heritage Farm

ADULTS: $12.00 pp

CHILDREN: $9.00 pp

SENIOR concession $11.00 pp

This includes entry, morning tea, train ride and museum

Numbers needed so please let me know if you are interested and how many

Debbi G Phone 0413 902 181

(Subject to Change)

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APRIL

Amanda Clague

Lyn Wilkeson

Pat Esposito

Ray Lee

Ian Jeisman

Wayne West

Laurie Rasmus

John Liersch

MAY

Dean Manderson

Kym Gregory

Andrew Soar

Pauline Nitschke

Tony Hitchin

Debbie Gehlken

Viv Rasmus

Bob Wilkeson

JUNE

Debra West

Glen Nalty

Anita Hamilton

Ken Symons

Congratulations to Bruce and Jenny

on their 49th Wedding Anniversary.

Congratulations to

Wayne and Debra on

their 22nd Wedding Anni-

versary.

BIRTHDAYS AND CELEBRATIONS

Two businessmen in new shopping mall were sitting down for a break in their soon-to-be new shop... As yet, the shop wasn't ready, with only a few shelves set up. One said to the other, "I bet any minute now some pensioner is going to walk by, put their face to the window, and ask what we're selling." No sooner were the words out of his mouth when, sure enough a curious old woman walked to the window, had a peek, and in a soft voice asked, "What are you selling here?" One of the men replied sarcastically, "We're selling ass-holes." Without skipping a beat, the old dear said, “Must be doing well... Only two left."

JUST FOR LAUGHS

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TECHNICALLY SPEAKING...

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RESTORERS HINTS

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Offering discount to all members on presentation of discount card.

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