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HERITAGE TIMES ISSUE No. e 53 — MONTHS of JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 2019.

The newsletter for members of

THE BEGA HERITAGE MOTOR CLUB Inc. BHMC since 2002. Previously for 15 years the Bega Branch of the Classic & Historic Automobile Club of Australia

Our aim: TO ENCOURAGE THE PRESERVATION, RESTORATION & USE OF OUR MOTORING HERITAGE

On the web: www.shannons.com.au/club/carclubs/bega-heritage-motor-club-inc

Mail to: The Secretary, PO Box 49 BEGA NSW 2550 or begaheritagemotorclub@gmail.com

Meeting: 1st Monday each month (except January) 7.30 pm at Bega Valley Meals on Wheels Building, 101 Bega St BEGA

CLUB OFFICE HOLDERS

President: Andrew Duchesne Vice President: Henry Petterson Secretary: Rhonda Leggett Assistant Secretary: David Boardman Assistant Secretary: Garry Thornton Treasurer: Alan Smith Honorary Accountant: Howard Haynes Management Committee: David Boardman, Garry Thornton & Neil Wood as well as President, Secretary & Treasurer

Events Director: Events Assistant/s: Librarian: Tony Watson Merchandise Officer: Garry Thornton Publicity Officer & Newsletter Editor: Lorraine Exell Raffle: Garry Twyford Sergeant: Garry Thornton Technical Officer: Anthony Dack Technical Assistant/s: Russell Napper, Henry Petterson, Garry Thornton & Stan Arnts

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Bega Heritage Motor Club Inc Club Authorised Events

If you are not participating in the Log Book trial and wish to take a vehicle, which is concessionally registered with this club as your primary, to another club’s event, please bring a copy of the invitation to one of our club

meetings, when your request will be considered, and if authorised, recorded in the minutes.

* See Neil Wood for details & entry forms

Other Events to which we have Invitations * EVERY MONTH

Shed Happens at the BIG RED SHED, 2 Newlyns Place (off Wanatta Lane), Frogs Hollow on the 2nd Thursday of the month 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. You are invited to take your Heritage Vehicle. Ladies welcome in December.

EVERY WEEK

The Sapphire Coast branch of the Ulysses Club have regular get-togethers. You are invited to a Coffee Morning. Saturdays - Bemboka Pie Shop - 10.00 am.

FEBRUARY

2 Saturday Nimmitabel Show 8.30am

4 Monday Special General & Monthly Meeting 7.30pm

15 Friday FSC National (Bega) Show Grand Parade

21 Thursday Mid-Week Run 11.00am

MARCH

4 Monday Monthly Meeting 7.30pm

10 Sunday Bemboka Show

St Patrick’s Bega - 150th Anniversary Details to follow

21 Thursday Mid-Week Run 11.00am

The registered operator under a conditional registration scheme (HVS or CVS) must be a financial member of an approved club.

If a member is not financial, their vehicle automatically becomes club unregistered and uninsured.

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The December meeting was a combined meeting with the AGM followed by the normal Monthly Meeting. Minutes of both meetings follow.

BEGA HERITAGE MOTOR CLUB INCORPORATED MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

3rd DECEMBER 2018

MEETING OPENED: 7.30 pm

MEMBERS: 38 attended with 17 apologies as per attendance book

VISITOR/S: Reinhold Goersch and Joshua Hackfath

PREVIOUS MINUTES:

Adopted as read. Moved: Lorraine Exell Seconded: Carolyn Cole Carried.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT:

I would like to start my report by thanking everybody for making our club such a great one and a joy to be President of. It is hard to believe another year has already passed. This has been a thoroughly rewarding as well as testing time for our Valley. The loss of two club cars, the damage and destruction of member’s homes in the Tathra fires, the closeness of the other Bega fire, sickness, new members, new cars, people leaving all have added to an interesting year. Having said that once again I have thoroughly enjoyed my second year in the position of President. I will be standing for one more year as President and whether I am re-elected or some-one else is at the helm I am just glad to be a part of this Club. Being president is such an easy job when you have such a great group to work with and who support our club.

As I stated last year, a volunteer club, even with like-minded people runs on the back of its volunteers and the willingness of members to be involved. Our club is blessed to have this occur. Last year we saw our long standing Secretary and Treasurer retire after many years of faithful service. This year we have seen two more people raise their hands and do exceptional jobs in the positions of Secretary and Treasurer. To Rhonda Leggett and Alan Smith a special thanks from me as well as on behalf of the members. As Lyn Murphy and Barb Black will confirm, most members have little idea what is involved in these jobs nor the amount of time you spend helping to keep our club be the wonderful one it is.

As we know the newsletter is often the life line of any club to its members. To Lorraine Exell I extend my huge thanks for only being our trial editor and continuing for the whole year. Your product reflects the wonderful commitment so many members have to our organisation. I hope you have agreed to go around again next year, and the year after and ...

Last Meeting

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To Anthony Dack and his assistant registrars, Henry Petterson, Russell Napper, Garry Thornton and Gary Smith, Thank you. I know this can be a laborious job especially on Rego Day but you all give so willingly. Thanks to those of you who also travel out to people’s places to check their cars. I know I appreciate it immensely.

To our events coordinators, Col McRae/ Ray Ubrihien/ Russell Napper and Lyn Murphy our thank you for finding new places to visit and taking us back to the ones we’ve enjoyed in the past..

To our Vice President Geoff Exell and our assistant secretary Carolyn Cole, thank you both for filling in the breach when one of us was away. (Also to Ray Ubrihien for his contribution.)

To our faithful accountant Howard Haynes who now lives in South Australia. Howard, again we are thankful for your many years of service.

And to our Librarian Tony Watson who always flies under the radar, thank you for keeping our books together… one day I might even ask what we have.

To those faithful people who bring food for supper each month, who help clean up afterwards, to those who support our runs and events, I thank you, without you we would not be the Club we are.

As already indicated I have again enjoyed my opportunities to get to know many of you better this year as I have been able to join in on our mid-week runs. Even the shortest runs give me the opportunity to spend time with people who make our club such a great one.

I am thankful for the 2018 year and our club. I trust those members who put their hands up to take positions in 2019 will have an equally great year.

COMMITTEE FOR 2019:

Garry Thornton took the chair, and thanked the outgoing office holders.

President: Andrew Duchesne Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Alan Smith

After President Andrew’s re-election Garry vacated the chair for Andrew to conduct the remainder of the meeting.

Vice-President: Henry Petterson Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Garry Thornton

Secretary: Rhonda Leggett Proposed: Alan Smith Seconder: Ray Ubrihien

Assistant Secretary: David Boardman Nominated: Garry Thornton Seconder: Garry Twyford

Assistant Secretary: Garry Thornton Nominated: Tony Watson Seconder: Henry Petterson

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Treasurer: Alan Smith Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Garry Thornton

Technical Officer: Anthony Dack Nominated: Henry Petterson Seconder: Garry Thornton

Technical Assistants: Russell Napper Henry Petterson Garry Thornton Stan Arnts Nominated: Lorraine Exell Seconder: Andrew Duchesne

Merchandise Officer: Garry Thornton Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Alan Smith

Events Director: Vacant

Events Assistant/s: Vacant

Sergeant: Garry Thornton Nominated: Henry Petterson Seconder: Andrew Duchesne

Librarian: Tony Watson Nominated: Andrew Duchesne Seconder: Rhonda Leggett

Publicity Officer & Newsletter Editor: Lorraine Exell Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Alan Smith

Management Committee:

David Boardman Proposed: Rhonda Leggett Seconder: Alan Smith

Garry Thornton Nominated: David Boardman Seconder: Garry Twyford

Neil Wood Nominated: Garry Twyford Seconder: Henry Petterson

This Committee also includes President, Secretary and Treasurer.

Raffle: Garry Twyford Proposed: Andrew Duchesne Seconder: Rhonda Leggett

Honorary Accountant: Howard Haynes Proposed: Andrew Duchesne Seconder: Rhonda Leggett

FINANCIAL REPORT:

Club’s financial report for 2018 presented. Total income $6830.33 Total expenditure $7761.08 Net Surplus / (Deficit) -$930.75 A further donation of $1500 paid towards Sapphire Coast Community Aged Care

and Bega Lions Club

MEETING CLOSED: 7.58pm, by President Andrew Duchesne.

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BEGA HERITAGE MOTOR CLUB INC MINUTES OF MEETING held Monday 3rd December 2018

MEETING OPENED: 8.02pm by President Andrew Duchesne.

MEMBERS PRESENT: 38 attended with 17 apologies as per attendance book.

VISITORS: Reinhold Goersch and Joshua Hackfath

PREVIOUS MINUTES: Moved Rhonda Leggett, Seconded Garry Thornton, That the Minutes of the November Meeting published in the Heritage Times be confirmed as a true record. Carried.

BUSINESS ARISING:

Nil

CORRESPONDENCE IN:

Emails Horizon Credit Union Statement Various Clubs Newsletters Bega Show Invite Oberon Heritage Vintage Fair invite March RMS – Compliance & Regulatory Services

Letters Membership Forms from Beauchamp; Duchesne; Irving; Trevaskis Nimmitabel Show Invite for 2nd February 2019 Shannons Auction Booklet SPOKE Newsletter AJ Gallagher Receipt

CORRESPONDENCE OUT:

Emails LEGA Badge Order Various Members regarding outstanding membership RMS - Compliance & Regulatory Services BHMC Members with various newsletters Heritage Times to three (3) members

Moved: Rhonda Leggett Seconded: Garry Thornton Carried

TREASURER’S REPORT:

Club financial position was tabled. Moved: Alan Smith that Treasurer’s Reports be accepted. Seconded: Henry Petterson Carried

ACCOUNTS FOR PAYMENT:

New accounts for payment were presented. Moved: Alan Smith that Accounts Payments be accepted. Seconded: Henry Petterson Carried

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT:

Andrew Duchesne is thankful for being a part of our Club.

Andrew spoke of his recent trip to Sydney to pick up a car he purchased some months ago.

He spoke about an avid car collector who recently passed away and that he has hundreds of cars stored in sheds. Andrew said he is now in the process of cleaning out his collection and is only keeping those he can drive.

Who’s got new cars or sold cars?? Reinhold Goersch (visitor) spoke of his VW Split windscreen Kombi,

BMW K100 motorbike and 1989 Ford Capri currently under restoration. Reinhold advised he is suffering from seller’s remorse after selling his Isabella Borgward.

GENERAL BUSINESS:

Lorraine Exell advised Joycelyn Clark fell at Tathra Hall and broke her ankle. Joycelyn is currently in Bega Hospital (Surgical Ward, bed 12).

Alan Smith spoke about how cheques are going to be phased out over the next few years and alternatives need to be looked into as cheques seem to be taking up to ten (10) days to clear. Alan researched various alternatives:

Option 1 Debit card separate account with limited funds but would cost $2 per month account keeping fees.

Option 2 Online banking from the two (2) to sign account to make payments or pay accounts. This option has checks in place to see which sign-on has made the online payments.

Option 3 External transfer voucher which includes the payee details (BSB and Account Number). The voucher is signed by two (2) authorised account signatories and given to Horizon Credit Union to process. The funds should appear in the payee’s account within two (2) days. There is no charge for this service and it has always been an option.

Option 4 One-off BPay Voucher which operates the same as Option 3 with the Payee having BPay.

Andrew Duchesne moved that Option 3 be implemented. Seconded: Garry Twyford Carried

Bob and Nola Russell were congratulated on their 50 years of marriage, and Bob kindly responded that he has had Nola for 50 years and his Falcon for 40 years and both are not for sale!

Henry Petterson said the meeting room is way too noisy and is there something that can be done about the fridge/freezer noise. (Discussion held and next meeting a new table format will be trialled.)

Wayne Milford advised he and Sue unfortunately won’t be at the Christmas luncheon as they are flying out to South Korea three days later. Wayne wanted to thank Ray Ubrihien, Russell Napper, Henry Petterson, Neil Wood

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and Graham Peterson for all their help throughout the year. Wayne also said the support from many other members is greatly appreciated by both Sue and himself.

Rhonda Leggett said at the end of the club financial year (31st October) only 55.6 % of members were financial. Rhonda emailed the Compliance and Regulatory Services Department of the RMS who confirmed that the registered operator under a conditional registration scheme (HVS or CVS) must be a financial member of an approved club. If a member is not financial, their vehicle is unregistered / uninsured. Rhonda advised that the club is obliged under is operating guidelines with the RMS , that the secretary MUST advise the RMS of any non-financial members who have a vehicle operating under a conditional registration scheme. Discussion was held with the members present at the meeting, and it was agreed that renewals will be sent out in July and a notation will be added to the club newsletter.

Garry Twyford raised that members need to check their 60 day log book sheet for the correct dates if renewing their registration prior to the due date. When Garry renewed his condition registration three (3) months early, the RMS Staff member filled out the 60 day log book sheet from that date, instead of the actual registration renewal date.

Henry Petterson spoke of the Bombala Engine Show and what a great display it was. Henry was rather disappointed he was the only one from our Club and also the only one from the Pambula Club. Henry said we should make sure we support the Bombala Engine Show next year.

Ray Ubrihien said he received a thank you letter from the Collingswood Garden organisers for our clubs support at their recent garden show. They raised $2600 for CanAssist which is a great effort.

Lyn Murphy reminded members present that the Christmas Luncheon is this Saturday at Club Sapphire in the Tasman Room at 11.30am.

Graham Peterson spoke about his recent trip to the Torana Nations at Canberra which was a great show with over 230 Torana’s on display.

Alison Napper reminded everyone that the Mid-Week run is a week early due to Christmas and is on 13th December to Kianinny Bay.

Neil Wood asked if we are doing the $10 gift at this weekend’s Christmas luncheon, which was confirmed that each person is to bring a $10 gift for Santa to give out.

Alan Smith said he has multiple receipts and please come and collect them.

Col McRae said the sweeps were a success and all the monies have been handed out. If you didn’t get an envelope, you didn’t win!

Andrew Duchesne said one thing I didn’t bring up at the AGM due to this will have a lot of discussion and I wanted to allow the time:

The committee met recently to discuss some amendments to the Constitution; now we want to bring those amendments to the meeting to have them ratified.

All the recommendations were carried unanimously and with some members abstaining. Except for four (4) members who voted against the committee only meeting when necessary. This however was carried by the majority of members.

Note: Amended Constitution will be provided to all members.

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EVENTS:

Green sheets are going around please put your name on the lists if you are attending an event.

Upcoming events: 8th December – Club Christmas luncheon at Club Sapphire 2019 2nd February – Nimmitabel Show 15th February – Bega Show 21st February – Mid-week run March – St Patricks Primary School 150th Anniversary

Events Committee – All positions Vacant.

REGISTRAR’S REPORT:

Russell Napper said twenty-two (22) cars, one (1) motorbike and one (1) truck were seen on Registration Day.

Next year the end-of-year Registration Day will be held at the end of October as many vehicles were out of registration.

Andrew Duchesne reminded everyone if you’re not a financial member, you are not

registered.

SERGEANT:

Our new Sergeant Garry Thornton was unleashed and the fines were flying thick and fast. Garry fined himself for having his phone on. Andrew Duchesne fined for being a good president. Rhonda Leggett fined for doing a good job. Rhonda fined for being a Cattle Baron of Brogo. Stan Arnts fined for playing with an oversized Tonka toy in the paddocks

(Back Hoe). David Boardman fined for not wearing a helmet when bringing his bike into the

workshop on Rego Day. Russell Napper fined for conducting a fast and efficient workshop. Henry Petterson fined for one sided entry on a Holden Ute. Henry fined for moonlighting. Garry Twyford fined for asking for a free drink at committee meetings. Various members fined for not wearing name badges. Cross fines

Ray Ubrihien fined Bob and Nola Russell for having their photo in the paper.

SOMETHING OLD:

Henry Petterson – 1956 Magazine, 1940’s (?) waterproof Map

MEMBERS DRAW:

Our first ever members draw was won with ticket number One and the lucky winner:

Sue Milford

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RAFFLE:

$10 Cathy Twyford

Carolyn Cole – Oranges

Bert Alker – Eggs

Bert Alker – NRMA Lucky Dip

Ray Ubrihien – NRMA Lucky Dip

Garry Thornton – Eggs

Charles Hodsdon – Oranges

Dave Boardman - Lemons

Nola Russell – NRMA Lucky Dip

Thank you to those who generously donate prizes each month.

NEXT MEETING:

4th February 2019 at Bega Valley Meals on Wheels Rooms Bega Street Bega.

MEETING CLOSED: by President Andrew Duchesne at 9.10pm

Golden Anniversary

During the meeting, Bob and Nola

Russell were congratulated on their

50th wedding anniversary.

Bob kindly responded he has had

Nola for fifty years and his Falcon

for forty years

and both are not

for sale!

Celebrating their Wedding Anniversary

Jan 4 - Trevor & Madeline Page

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3. OBJECTS OF THE CLUB The Objects of the Club are to: Bring together persons who have an interest in historic and classic historic vehicles. To foster the Restoration, Maintenance and use of historic and classic historic vehicles

5. NOMINATION FOR MEMBERSHIP (1) A nomination of a person for membership of the association:

(a) must be made by a member of the association in writing in the form attached to this constitution, and (b) must be lodged with the secretary of the association.

(2) As soon as practicable after receiving a nomination for membership, the secretary will must refer the nomination to the members committee which is to determine whether to approve or to reject the nomination. (3) As soon as practicable after the members committee makes that determination, the secretary will must:

(a) notify the nominee, in writing, that the committee approved or rejected the nomination (whichever is applicable), and (b) if the members committee approved the nomination, request the nominee to pay (within the period of 28 days after receipt by the nominee of the notification) the sum payable under this constitution by a member as entrance fee and annual subscription.

(4) The secretary will must, on payment by the nominee of the amounts referred to in subclause (3) (b) within the period referred to in that provision, enter or cause to be entered the nominee’s name in the register of members and, on the name being so entered, the nominee becomes a member of the association.

6. CESSATION OF MEMBERSHIP A person ceases to be a member of the association if the person:

(a) dies, or (b) resigns membership, or (c) is expelled from the association, or (d) fails to pay the annual membership fee under clause 9 (2) by due date. within 2 months after the fee is due.

Part 3 – The Committee

15. POWERS OF THE COMMITTEE Subject to the Act, the Regulation and this constitution and to any resolution passed by the association in general meeting, the committee:

(a) is to control and manage the affairs of the association, and (b) may exercise all such functions as may be exercised by the association, other than those functions that are required by this constitution to be exercised by a general meeting of members of the association, and (c) has power to perform all such acts and do all such things as appear to the committee to be necessary or desirable for the proper management of the affairs of the association. (d) has the power to create and amend by-laws and then present to the next general meeting.

23. COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND QUORUM (1) The committee should meet when necessary must meet at least 6 times in each period of 12 months at such place and time as the committee may determine.

EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF BEGA HERITAGE MOTOR CLUB

At 7.30 pm on Monday, 4 February 2019, prior to the February monthly meeting, a ‘Special General Meeting of Bega Heritage Motor Club’ has been called to ratify the amendments made to the constitution at the meeting held in December 2018.

The sections of the Constitution which were updated are outlined below with the changes highlighted in red italics:

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Saturday, 8 December 2018

photos supplied by Garry Thornton

N ot one, but two (!) Santas put in an

appearance this year at our wonderful

Christmas lunch in the Tasman Room at

Club Sapphire in Merimbula.

A special thank you to our Events

committee for organising such a well

attended event!

Club Snapshots Christmas LunchChristmas LunchChristmas Lunch

2018 Christmas Lunch at Club Sapphire Merimbula

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Thursday, 13 December 2018

photos supplied by Neil and

Kerri Wood

W ith four red cars parked by the

green grass, it was a suitably festive final

mid-week outing at Kianinny Bay for 2018.

Attending were

Neil & Kerri Wood

1968 Ford Mustang Coupe

Geoff & Lorraine Exell

1972 MG MGB Mk II Tourer

Russell & Alison Napper

1973 Triumph Stag Convertible

Trevor Page

1979 Holden VB Commodore Sedan

Monthly MidMonthly MidMonthly Mid---Week RunWeek RunWeek Run

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Saturday, 12 January 2019

from Henry Petterson

S hade was in demand at the Pambula

Showground this year and ice creams were

the order of the day.

In the cool pavilion, there were Firsts for

club members Janelle Petterson and

Rosemary Poole

(hydrangea).

Congratulations

Janelle and

Rosemary!

Our cars on display were

Henry Petterson

1955 Holden FJ Standard Ute

Stan Arnts & Rhonda Leggett

1961 Morris Minor Ute

Garry & Fran Thornton

1983 Toyota Corona GX Sedan

Thank you to our Club members for

supporting the Pambula Show.

Pambula ShowPambula ShowPambula Show

Birthday wishes are extended by the Club to

Jan 8 - Cam Stewart

Jan 12 - Charles Hodsdon

Jan 12 - Margaret Long

Jan 14 - Colleen Isarin

Jan 16 - Rosemary Poole

Jan 20 - Bev Hergenhan

Jan 21 - Greta Butler

Jan 31 - Kerry Rootsey

Feb 12 - Rod McDonald

Feb 12 - Col McRae

Feb 14 - Jan Wilton

Feb 18 - Vic Poole

Feb 21 - Reinhold Goersch

Feb 26 - Lyn Murphy

Feb 27 - Patty McCartney

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Sunday, 20 January 2019

from Henry Petterson

A ttending the Candelo Show with

their vehicles were

Henry Petterson

1955 Holden FJ Standard Ute

Arthur Rollason & Maree Smith

1964 Holden EH Ute

Gary Smith

1974 Isuzu Bedford Tray Top

with 1978 Holden Ute on tray

son Zak Smith & wife Heidi

1969 Isuzu Bellett Deluxe Sedan

Garry & Fran Thornton

1983 Toyota Corona GX Sedan

Another very warm day for the

Candelo Show this year.

Fortunately there are some very large

shady trees making it a pleasant day out.

The old Kameruka pavilion had over

fourteen hundred entries—many fine

exhibits.

Arthur arrived in a Ute and left in a

modern ... (ambulance).

Good to hear he is okay.

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Saturday, 26 January 2019

by Neil & Kerri Wood

A lovely morning start at Bega for the

Australia Day celebrations. Plenty of

sunshine and a gentle breeze.

Eight members displayed their cars

Ray Ubrihien

1935 Oldsmobile L35

Rhonda Leggett

1942 Morris Y 10cwt Light Truck

Stan Arnts

1948 Ford Pilot

Peter Elliott

1960 Ford Consul Mk II

Barbara Black with Lyn Murphy

1963 Holden EJ Special 62A

Neil & Kerri Wood

1968 Ford Mustang Coupe

David & Linda Boardman

1969 Volkswagen Beetle

Lorraine Exell

with friend Joan Kennedy

1972 MG MGB Mk II Tourer

A nice ceremony with two Bega Valley

residents, Alan Head and Thi Na Nguyen,

receiving Australian citizenship.

Community awards were given to

Neil Rainbow, Luke Meyers,

Eileen Cameron, Debbie Alker and

Desmond Whitby and an inspiring speech

Australia DayAustralia DayAustralia Day

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was given by the Australia Day

ambassador, Corey Payne, from Sydney's

western suburbs.

There were plenty of stalls, a jumping

castle, SES, Lions Club BBQ and a council

stall giving out free plants and show bags.

Our best wishes to Bert Alker and family.

Bert was unwell and taken to hospital

during the ceremony.

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This issue we are pleased to

announce the support of

local Real Estate business

LJ Hooker Bega

Thank you Gerry Tarlinton and

Paul Griffin for supporting our

Club!

It is a pleasure to welcome

Ian & Jillian Heffernan,

the new proprietors of

Southtown Motor Inn

Formerly from Victoria we know

they will love the Bega Valley!

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Southtown Motor Inn

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MotorcyclesMotorcyclesMotorcycles Summer time!Summer time!Summer time!

John Robinson

John’s motorcycle is over ninety years old;

note the bulb horn!

1925 Douglas TS25 Motorcycle

Thanks to Tony Watson for this photo.

David Boardman

In original condition, David’s Yamaha is a

gorgeous Candy Apple Red.

1975 Yamaha XS650c Motorcycle

[Oh no, he’s just sold it!]

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Gary Smith

Gary has a truly impressive

collection of motorcycles!

Gary has the first Ducati

motorcycle, a 48 cc bike with a

top speed of 64 km/h, one of

five remaining worldwide!

1951 Ducati 48 Motorcycle

1957 Royal Enfield 650

1969 Suzuki 250 Hustler

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Adrian & Kit Beauchamp

Along with a wonderful collection of Jaguars, Adrian has two

motorcycles!

1921 AJS 350 Motorcycle

1932 Panther 350 Motorcycle

Reinhold Goersch

Reinhold keeps an eye out for parts he can use on his

projects. His bike was originally a two-seater, but he found

the rear storage compartment for a K100 and converted his

K100 to a single-seater.

1983 BMW K100 Motorcycle

Peter Tomasi

1972 Yamaha XS2 650 Motorcycle

1973 Honda CB750 Four K3 Motorcycle

Thanks to Garry Thornton for the photos.

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