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Volume - 176

February

Year - 2021

WAGGIN’ WHEELS

MAGAZINE

Page 2. Office bearers

Page 3&4 Minutes

Page 4 President’s Report

Page 5 Reports

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Office bearers and Committees keys President Graham Henschke 0437 910 042 * Vice President John Paech 0428 854 919 * Secretary Daphne Burford 0438 622 143 * Assistant Secretary Samantha MacDonald 0417 893 665 Treasurer Tanya Munn 8762 1516 0417 898 270 * Public Officer John Paech 8765 1097 * Exec. Committee Gordon Wright 0418 942 190 * Andrew Begelhole 0427 378 423 * Andrew Shouksmith 0404 080 684 Graham Brammer 8762 2430 John Paech 8765 1097 * Mike Riley 0408 809 292 * + Office holders above Swap Meet Committee Mike Riley 0408 809 292 * Bruce MacDonald 0458 573 201 Hank Bunnick 8762 2582 Andrew Shouksmith 0404 080 684 * Chris Morris 8762 4223 *

Gordon Wright 0418 942 190 Frank McIntosh 87 621616 Adrian van Leuvan 8762 1774 Start-up Day Gordon Wright Building Committee Will Paisley 0408 699 985 Ron Gillies 0428 349 092 * Graham Brammer 8762 2430 Errol Schenscher 0427957468 Events Committee Garry Carter Sam McDonald 0417 893 665 Bruce Mac Donald 0458 573 201 Tanya Munn 0417 898 270 Jon van Leuven Market Day Coordinator Daphne Burford, 0438 622 143 * Catering Daphne Burford +helpers 0438 622 143 Display Committee Mike Riley 0408 809 292 *

Ron Gillies 0428 349 092 * Andrew Begelhole 0427 378 423 * John Paech 8765 1097 Frank McIntosh 87 621616 Adrian van Leuvan 8762 1774 Publicity Officer Daphne Burford 0438 622 143 Safety Officer Gordon Wright 0418 942 190 Frank McIntosh 8762 1616 Bruce MacDonald 0458 573 201 Club Registrars Andrew Begelhole 0427 378 423 * Bruce Mc Donald 0458 573 201* Mike Riley 0408 809 292 * Grounds Caretaker Ron Gillies 0428 349 092 * Assistant John Paech 8765 1097 * National Trust reps. Graham Brammer 8762 2430 Mike Hornabrook 8762 1667 SA Federation Reps. Lorraine de Fredrick & Andrew Begelhole Editor Jan Henschke 0417805329 Email – jhenschke1@outlook.com

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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING OF NHVC HELD 28TH JANUARY 2021 7.30 PM

PRESENT: Andrew Begelhole, Hank Bunnik, Daphne Burford, Gary and Doris Carter, Lorraine deFredrick, Graham and Jan Henschke, Ron Gillies, Mike Hornabrook, Ian Klose, Maree McIntyre, Bruce and Sam McDonald, Jim Mutton, John and Rhonda Paech, Will Paisley, Barry Proud, Mike Riley, Errol Schencher, Adrián Van Leaven, Gordon Wright, Alan and Marilyn Jardine. WELCOME: President Graham Henschke opened the meeting and welcomed all. APOLOGIES: Don Greivson, Frank McIntosh, Alan Johnson, Nick McIntyre, John deFredrick, Helen Klose, Rick Cook, Tanya Munn, Andrew and Leanne Shouksmith. MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING: Were received. Moved by Adrian Van Leaven, seconded by Andrew Begelhole. Carried BUSINESS ARISING: Power Costs: Gordon advised that the power account was given to Zack Donnelly to consider. Keys: Tis matter is still ongoing. Security: Gordon is still investigating. Xmas Lunch: There is a report in the magazine. CORRESPONDENCE: Incoming: Numerous magazines and newsletters. Graham Brammer moved that correspondence be received. Seconded by Rhonda Paech. Carried FINANCIAL REPORT: Daphne Burford moved that this report be received. Seconded by Alan Jardine. Carried REPORTS: Events: Bruce McDonald reported that the Events committee is organizing a run to Yarrum Park. A car rally will be held on February 20th followed by Pizza night. The Coffee and Cars group is looking for a venue to meet on February 14th. 9am-12.00 noon. There will be about 40 cars on display. After discussion Bruce moved that we go ahead with this. Gary Carter seconded. Carried. Bacon and egg sandwiches and coffee will be supplied and all money will be donated to the Lucindale Bushfire appeal. Display: Mike Riley advised that Errol Schenscher has now put a sign on his Norton bike. Mike is also investigating signs from Kincraig Motors Coffee Run: The one due on February 9th is still to be organized. Building: Gutter guard is still to be done. Market: Daphne Burford, Sam McDonald and Doris Carter have drawn up the roster for markets in 2021. This will be in the next magazine. Doris and Sam are co-ordinating the February Market. The January market had 11 stalls, and food sales were a bit slow. National Trust: The Trust is still waiting on the Baker family to be available to open their miniature train display. Registrar: Andrew Begelhole advised that the are books still to be updated. Vehicle are deemed to be unregistered if log books are not updated.. Maree McIntyre moved that these reports be received. Seconded by Lorraine deFredrick. Carried GENERAL BUSINESS: Zeta: This vehicle is now mobile but still requires some work. A Committee was formed to oversee this. Gordon Wright, Andrew Begelhole and Graham Henschke. 50th Birthday: This to happen in2023. Andrew Begelhole advised that the Club had held a rally many years ago. This Could be a 7day tour travelling 200-300 kms per day with a farewell dinner on the last night. Historic vehicles with caravans. Some members are interested. Around the Garages: This was not held in 2020 due to Covid. It is held annually in May/June. Does the Club want to host in 2021? The matter will be taken to the next Executive meeting for recommendation. Magazine: Events being organized by the Events Committee will go in the next magazine. Submit items to the Editor. Graham Henschke thanked members for all report in magazines. >>>>>

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Maree McIntyre: Advised members that Zwar’s at Coonawarra have offered their garden for future coffee runs. Alan Jardine: Advised members that Bordertown Club were having a run to Naracoorte to visit his shed and Shenschers’. This is scheduled for February 7th, any of our members can join in. Raffle: Voucher from KAV and Co was won by Maree McIntyre. Next Meeting: 25th February 2021 7.30 pm Meeting Closed: 8.30 am

President’s Report The Events Committee has been fairly active in the past month, giving us opportunities to socialise and enjoy activities. The Car and Coffee combined event was very successful and resulted in a good donation to the Lucindale fire appeal. The car run and hunt for information was a different idea and great fun. We’ll have to do it again sometime. I know that everyone will agree that we are going to miss David Munn. He was one of our longest serving members and when looking around the club we see numerous reminders of his input. He was a quiet, gentle achiever, always ready to lend a hand and offer helpful advice. Even in his latter months he endeavoured to show his interest in the club. We offer our condolences to Tanya and her family and hope they will continue their interest in the club. There has been recent interest in the Swap Meet. Some members feel we could hold a lower key meet with less expenses and avoid the Covid impact. The committee are holding a meeting tomorrow night (Tuesday 23rd) and will bring their findings to the general meeting Thursday 25th. See you at the meeting. Graham Henschke, President.

Coming Events March 9th Coffee Run March 13th Market March 25th General meeting

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Cars and Coffee Hi all, what a great day we had on the 14th Feb! There was beautiful sunshine for the 55 cars that were on show. Coffee, egg and bacon sandwiches and great prizes kindly donated by Mini Jumbuck, Repco Ncte, Southeast Motor Co, Ncte Automotive, Drews workshop, Ncte Hotel, Mike from Wurth and Graham Henschke. Thank you everyone who came along. We have raised $917 for the Lucindale fire appeal. Thank you to all the locals and non-locals that joined in. Thank you to all the members of the Naracoorte Historic Vehicle Club and Naracoorte Cars and Coffee that worked so hard to make this so great. Well done!! From Bruce MacDonald

Car Run Observation Search

The weather was warm and enthusiasm was hot as we set off on our hunt for answers to

questions asked by the MacDonalds. It’s surprising what you drive pass without noticing until

you’re made to look. Did you know that Naracoorte is spelt with a double ‘r’ on the Pioneer Park

train sign? There were things to find out around the caves area too and of course a stop for

refreshments.

On we went towards Hynam finding names of propertied, chimney stacks, driveways and other facts. We ended up back at the clubrooms where we enjoyed nibbles and drinks. Everyone said what an enjoyment it was even if there were a few marital harsh words over directions and answers. Winners were the Rileys, second were the Jardines and third the Henschkes. We finished the day with a shared tea, of food left over from the funeral, and a few more drinks. A big thank you to Sam & Bruce and family for all their organisation. We would love to do another similar run. Rileys turn to organise.

** Magic observation run & get together at the caves & finish at the club rooms yesterday. FULL credit

to the organizers. comment from Chris Morris via Facebook.