Merry Christmas

December 2014

Our Car Club Display at the

Cootamundra Annual Show

and

The 2014 Show Girl in

John Ricketts Austin Healy

The members of the Cootamundra

Antique Motor Club would like to

wish all our members and their Families a Very Merry Christmas and look

forward to seeing you again next year.

To our friends in all the other clubs that we have contact with, we wish you a Happy Festive

Season and Great Fun in Vintage Motoring.

The views expressed are not necessarily those of the Members , Committee or Editor

Cootamundra Antique Motor Club

PO Box 27 Cootamundra NSW 2590

Web Site – www.cootamundraantiquemotorclub.org

OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2014

Michael Livingston – Founder of the Club Colours – Green & Gold

Membership Fee - $30 annually – Paid January to December

Happy Birthday

1st - Tim O’Keeffe

5th – Doug Wright

6th – Denise Webb

9th – Margaret Philpott

14th – Betsy Harrison

15th – Ted Strachan

20th – John Speechley

26th – Noelle Andreatta

27th – Paul Ballard

Happy Anniversart 16th – John & Joan Collins 27th - Ben & Roanna Pepper

27th – John & Patsy Crowe

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Events Co-ordinator

Plates Registrar

Club Captain

Librarian

Keeper of Club Album

Editor

Photographer

Membership Officer

Public Officer

Swap Meet Co-ordinator

Web Master

Tim O’Keeffe

Paul Andreatta

John Collins

Sue McCarthy

Ken Harrison

Alan Thompson

John Simpfendorfer

John Collins

Gwen Livingstone

Betsy Harrison

Email:betsy.harrison@bigpond.com

Barry Gavin

John Collins

Joan Collins

John & Joan Collins

John Milnes

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PRESIDENTS REPORT.

Hello All. As this will be my last presidents’ report I will take the opportunity to thank each and every one that supported me and the club over the last two years. The time has passed very quickly and being the leader has been a thankful and enjoyable time and I thank you for allowing me to enjoy the experience.

Christmas is just around the corner again and I wish everyone who is travelling over the holiday period to take care and travel safe. My old primary teacher from Kingsvale Public School (where I was always in the top three of my class ) used to say that “ it is better to arrive a little late than to be dead on time.”

In February or so will be talking about the purchase of a 20 foot container to be placed in position and used to store all the club assets that can be stored in it. I support this idea and believe that it will be very useful to our club.

I will miss our long time member Robert Penn Bradly as he was always an active contributor at our meetings as well as to the Hooter.

Do not forget the inspection day to be held at Cootamundra TAFE from 8.30am on Sunday 30th November. Once again I thank Alan Thompson for organising this for us.

Please try to come along to the Club Christmas Dinner. If going you must phone Betsy to book in.

Yours in looking forward to being a back bencher, Tim O’Keeffe.

Some Past Events Tivia Sunday 7 September --- COOTAMUNDRA SWAP MEET

I met Frank Rodwell at the Swap Meet. I recognised him as an organiser of the VERY FIRST SWAP

MEET IN AUSTRALIA.

In 1972 from Cootamundra, John Simpfendorfer, Col Collingridge and John Ballard transported some

vintage tin, and a 4 cylinder Buick engine block over the Snowy Mountains to COOMA to attend this new

idea, (SWAP MEETS), to serve the Veteran and Vintage vehicle movement.

The Swap Meet was run by the Cooma branch of the Antique and Classic Motor Club (of Sydney).

The Cooma Swap Meet was so successful that other clubs soon organised their own Swap Meets.

By 1975, Canberra Antique & Classic Car Club held one. Cooma Club was too isolated and Swap Meets

began in Bendigo and Toowoomba.

JOHN COLLINS

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The annual Shannon’s DISPLAY DAY for the Council of Motor Club (Sydney) at Eastern Creek

always gets nearly 2000 cars on display. 17 August this year -- it was a washout. It rained.

Only 200 cars turned up.

Some car clubs reported they had a good time despite the poor attendance and the rain. Even the double-

decker buses still offered rides around the race-track.

John Collins

MINUTES OF MEETING held at Harden - Monday 3 NOVEMBER, 2014.

Meeting was opened at 8.04 pm. by President, Tim O’Keeffe, welcoming visitor Geoff Boyd of

Murrumburrah.

MEMBERS PRESENT at this meeting: Tim and Ting O’Keeffe, John Collins, Peter & Sue McCarthy,

John Speechley, John Simpfendorfer, Doug Wright, Michael Bickford, Gwen Livingstone, Paul

Andreatta,

Barbara and Geoff Armour, Colin and Trish Stewart, Gary and Denise Webb, Barry Gavin, Chris Wren

and Michelle Cooper,

John Rickett, Alex Joss, Mal and Lin Chaplin, Ken and Betsy Harrison, Alan Thompson, Dennis King,

Paul Fuller,

John Mackie.

APOLOGIES: Joel, Reagan and Dave Bartholomew, Paul and Janet Ballard, Lynne Joss, Lynn Gavin,

John Mackie Jnr.

Moved Paul Andreatta Seconded: Trish Stewart: That The Minutes of the September Meeting as

published in Coota Hoota are a true and accurate record. Carried.

CORRESPONDENCE IN :

1. Newsletters from other clubs -- tabled.

2. Thank You card from Miriam Bradly.

3. Reminder of the Swap Meet and Craft Fair at GALONG Oval Sunday 9 Nov.

4. Reminder of the Sgt Parry Memorial Day FESTIVAL at JUGIONG – Sat. 15 Nov.

5. Invitation to Highlands Steam & Vintage Fair at OBERON Fri. 6 and Sat. 7 Feb. 2015.

6. LEETON V & V Car Club invites you to their Show n Shine – Sun. 1 March, 2015.

7. Invitation to BATHURST SWAP - Sunday 1 Feb., 2015.

8. Invitation to the 2015 GOLD TRAIL & COLONIAL FESTIVAL at HARDEN-

MURRUMBURRAH SHOWGROUND -- Sunday 3 May 2015.

9. Invitation to Cootamundra Public School Fete - Saturday 8 November, 2014.

Correspondence OUT :

1. To Bush Council apologising for no delegate to Half-Yearly Meeting.

2. E-mail advising that this club moved to not send a representative – To a Meeting to discuss

changing the Conditional Registration Scheme to a Scheme like the one in Victoria.

Moved: John Collins Seconded Betsy Harrison:

That the Correspondence be accepted, and above Invitations be accepted as Club Runs.

CARRIED

Treasurer’s Report : The Monthly Report was circulated.

Moved Sue McCarthy, Seconded : Ken Harrison

THAT the Treasurer’s Reports circulated be accepted, and accounts be approved for payment, as received.

CARRIED

SWAP MEET REPORT: RE OUR CLUB’S BUYING A SHIPPING CONTAINER in which to store our tent,

Swap Meet signs and Library Books –

John Collins recommends that a 20’ Container is big enough. (In a forty foot Container we could fit a car as

well as all our stuff.)

Barry Gavin and John Mackie have recommended some suppliers.

Ted Strachan has negotiated that we place a Container next to the Machinery Club’s Container at

Cootamundra Showground. It will incur a $100 yearly rent to the Showground Users Committee.

Three quotes have been obtained, all about the same, revealing that $4000 will be the total cost.

Please consider any recommendations you might have over the next two Meetings and then we ought to

decide.

PLATES REGISTRAR’S REPORT: Roadworthy Inspections - Sunday 30 November . Alan reminds

Registration Inspectors to have themselves ready for the day.

Editor’s Report: Betsy Harrison praised the services of Atlas Printing Services. The glossy paper looks

good. To post the November newsletter Ken and Betsy had to double their efforts to squash each

envelope flat otherwise each newsletter would not be accepted for post at 70c.

Events Co-ordinator Report : Ken Harrison outlined the many events we enjoyed during October. Check

the Coming Events for November. Ken hopes to go to the Bendigo Swap.

Club Captain: John Simp. reported on club members on the sick list.

He awarded the Mug to Mike Bickford for his extra roadside work on his job. Something about saving

stock on the road.

He awarded the Wheel Trophy to teen-ager Reagan Bartholomew for his beautifully restored black &

chrome Suzuki 100 onto Club Plates;

and the Bugger-Up Trophy to Alan Thompson for trying to enter his Left Hand Drive Studebaker from the

Right Hand Side.

John’s time is up as Club Captain and he will be submitting his final account for expenses incurred.

GENERAL BUSINESS

President Tim recommended Club merchandise for Christmas presents.

Alan Thompson Moved and Sue McCarthy Seconded: That a new supply of Roadworthy Inspection

Books be ordered so we have enough for next year’ registrations. CARRIED.

Trish Stewart requested more information about D-shackles for trailers. Proper ones cost about $14 at

Aglands. Cheaper ones might not be legal. To avoid Police fines – cross the chains and fit strongest D’s.

Ken Harrison had the pleasure of seeing a Stanley Steam-car on a recent trip.

Mike Bickford saw a 2-cylinder Bradford roadster which had motored from S.A to Mudgee.

Paul Andreatta reported that Cootamundra Auto-Electrician, Brad Loiterton, is putting on a Sausage Sizzle

to announce his departure from Cootamundra – 9 a.m. 22November.

President Tim asked A Round The Table for each member’s news.

Finally, his news was “If you buy an abacus to get answers you can’t count on it.” and closed the Meeting

at 9.05 p.m.

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Michael Livingston Memorial Run

Cootamundra Antique Motor Club

35th Birthday Celebrations CAMC invites all clubs to this annual Run

To be held at JUGIONG RECREATION PARK & SWIMMING POOL

On Sunday 1st. February 2015 commencing at 10am

Members of other clubs are invited to make their own way there for a picnic under the

big shady trees in the park

CAMC members will depart Apex Park at Cootamundra – 9am

Food is also available from the Long Track Pantry opposite the Park.

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Some News for the coming Year

N.S.W.G.R.’s BIGGEST ENGINE

25 July 2014 --- the magnificent Beyer Garratt locomotive 6029 moved under its own steam for the first

time in 33 years. It has been a static exhibit in the Canberra Railway Museum. This July marked the

completion of a restoration project that commenced in 2007 despite opposition that it was just too hard a

project.

Seven years later the biggest locomotive in Australia took its first steps toward returning to heritage

operations.

We will see it passing through Cootamundra one day. A tour into the Riverina is planned for next winter

.Tickets for the tour in Sleeping carriages behind 6029 will be approximately $1400 each.

$4000 worth of coal was estimated to be used on its test run between Canberra and Goulburn.

John Collins

Past Events Friday 7 November --- BATHURST DOUGLAS RALLY Being far more interested in Horse Power of the equine type, rather than iron horse, I, never-the-less, accompanied hubby to the

Douglas Motorbike Rally.

We headed north along the Olympic Way, turning off 12km before Bathurst after an intrepid U Turn on the highway, to head up

the road that the Navigator had indicated. (--Yours Truly navigating, while Boss of Works drives.)

“This road is sealed all the way” he said. So, what is this gravel up ahead? My precious BMW !. . . Oh Dear!

At Perthville John met up with the rally riders who had just finished Lunch at the local pub, (while I rested in the warm sun in the

car).

Then into Bathurst, stopping to pick up Frank from the Illawarra Club whose Douglas was safely on the Back-Up Trailer but no

passenger room for him!! Glad we could help.

After settling into our motel, John thoroughly enjoyed admiring the display of some 50 bikes in Kings Parade Park – a stunning

display in the centre of Bathurst.

If you are travelling through Bathurst, or stopping overnight, and like Chinese cuisine, then I recommend The Great Wall Chinese

Restaurant. Good food, good wine, and pleasant ambiance. We dined here Friday night, ditching our jeans for clothes of a

slightly dressier code to which I received compliments – “How beautiful you look”. No, not from John, silly readers. . . From the

boss of the restaurant!

Saturday morning we headed for the Bathurst Panorama Holiday Park for the start of the ride out to Kirkconnell to celebrate and

re-enact the start of the First Motorcycle Grand Prix held in Australia 100 years ago.

Travelling on backroads through heavily timbered countryside and with steep little hills causing some problems for the older bikes

it was 19km to Kirkconnell. We came upon Ian Richardson of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club on the side of the road with a very

worried look on his face. He had lost the cap off the fuel bowl and was ever so pleased when John told him “Mother always has a

shifting-spanner in the car”. (Later in the day Peter Gossling was able to make a new top for the fuel bowl using the bottom of a

Coke can and a cable tie.)

The Meeting Place was the lovely old wooden church in a clearing in the timber at the spot known as Kirkconnell. A welcome

barbecue and cuppa was set up here and 80 bikes lined up for lots of happy snaps. These Douglas bikes looked right at home in

this setting of a simple church with its graveyard, and a gravel road just like it was 100 years ago.

At 1 p.m. the Veteran bikes lined up on the starting line beneath the banner and were flagged off by the Mayor of Bathurst,

Councillor Gary Rush, in this re-enactrment of the original Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.

John has been able to get many more contacts and information that will help with his restoration of his Douglas motorcycle. Soon

there will be another registered Vintage bike on the road.

MAUREEN SIMPFENDORFER

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COOTAMUNDRA SHOW - Saturday 18th October was the Coota Show and as usual we had a display of our club cars: - John & Joan Collins - VW .... Ted Strachan – Austin .... Graham & Sue Angel – Jaguar ....Peter & Sue McCarthy – Triumph .... John Simpfendorfer – Modern Motor Bike ....John Lyne – Modern.... Alan Thompson – Studebaker Convertable .... Barry & Lynn Gavin & Jayden – with each of their Toranas .... Ken & Betsy Harrison – Humber .... John Finucane – Mini Moke .... John Rickett – Austin Healy.... Heath & Christine Harrison & Family – Modern. At the show there were the usual displays in the pavilions – Sheep Dog Trials – Motor Bike Squad – the Show Girl Competion and Junior Show Girl – Equestrian events in the ring and even more. I enjoyed watching the littlies competing with their ponies who were very wary around the balloons & flags. The RDA & the Lyons Club were there with their food stalls – great salad sandwich from the RDA.

When the parade of the Show Girls came along – guess who had the pleasure of driving them

round – Alan Thompson & John Rickett of course - it’s a tough job put someone has to

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The two Johns having a Chat

Alan Thompson with the show Girls Really nice to see

John Finucane out again

Melbourne Cup Day at Stockinbingal Bowling Club Tuesday 4th November 2014 was Melbourne Cup Day and the members of CAMC were invited to

a Luncheon at Stockinbingal Bowling Club. Those who went, dressed up and wore smart stylish

Hats or Fancy Dress ones. On arrival everyone was busy purchasing – Raffle Ticket – Lucky Door

Ticket and Horses for the sweeps (CAMC members had a good day with all the results)

Then came the Beautiful Luncheon of Cold Meats and lots of different Salads, followed by a good

choice of Desserts and Tea or Coffee and as if that wasn’t enough – along came Cakes & Slices.

Then the boys had to go and fill their prescription with drinks of choice for the Ladies and

themselves.

Next was a parade of Fascinators which was won by a young lady with a space ship on her head –

very nice. The best Men”s Novelty Hat was won by our Geoff Armour The Fashions on the field

won by Jenny McClintock.

At Last – the Big Event – lots of people moved down to the big screen to watch the RACE, while

others had another drink and talked CARS.

CAMC members were lucky they filled their cars on the way to Stockinbingal, just in case their

Horse didn’t come home.

The Stockinbingal Bowling Club Ladies deserve a great big Thank You for the exceptional

meal they put on and the presentation of the food – the decoration of the venue and the extra

activities they provided – two stalls selling very nice Jewellery – Hand Bags & Gifts – Betsy did

some Christmas shopping which encourage other ladies at our table to spend as well.

Attending were- Trish & Colin Stewart – Gwen Livingston & a Friend, Sandra Seales -

Barbara & Geoff Armour and Betsy & Ken Harrison.

The Stewarts - Sandra Seales and Gwen Livingstton & the Armours in all their

Finary for Melboune Cup Day

Dont Forget

Historic Vehicle Registration Inspection Day

At Cootamundra TAFE Sunday 29th November

at 8 . 30 am

Guess who this cute little Boy

is ? Caption

Barry Gavin’s parents wanted

the perfect photo

of him with his Toy Car in 1951

at Port Kembla where they lived

by that time he had fallen asleep

Well Barry - how Cute were you in 1951 - ?

You wouldn’t go to sleep in your favourite car now – would you ?

One thing I notice is your taste has changed

This is not a Torana !

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Events Co-ordinator Report Two years as Events Co-ordinator has come to an end very quickly – It has been a pleasure

to co-ordinate the runs for such a friendly club as Cootamundra Antique Motor Club.

Thank you to all the people who have suggested & organised runs during these two years.

Since moving to Cootamundra (4 years ago !) Betsy & I have enjoyed the company &

friendship of many of the members and all of the events we have attended.

To the incoming Events Co-ordinator, I wish you well in the position and enjoy the time

you have with the members as I did.

Once again thank you for making us feel at home here in Cootamundra and may the club

grow & prosper in the coming years.

“Harro”

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COOTAMUNDRA ANTIQUE MOTOR CLUB

Minutes of ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

held at Cootamundra 2 December, 2013

Attendance : Tim O’Keeffe, Ting O’Keeffe, Paul Andreatta, Lynn Gavin, Barry Gavin,

Colin Stewart, Trish Stewart, Ken Frost, Brian Morgan, Paul Andreatta, John Finucane,

Doug Wright, John Hambrook, Penn Bradly, John Simpfendorfer,

Janet Ballard, Paul Ballard, John Milnes, Sylvia Milnes, Sue McCarthy, Peter McCarthy,

Denise Webb, Gary Webb, Alex Joss, Lynne Joss, Dylan Wilde,

Gwen Livingstone, Barbara Armour, Geoff Armour, Alan Thompson, John Speechley,

Paul Fuller, John Collins, Joan Collins, Betsy Harrison, Ken Harrison,

Malcolm Chaplin, Reagan Bartholomew,

Visitor: Ken Trethewey.

Confirmation of Minutes. (2012 A. G. M.) Moved Brian Morgan and Alan Thompson.

ANNUAL REPORTS

PRESIDENT’S : Tim O’Keeffe

One thing I am not good at is report in writing; but it has to be done.

The past 12 months have seen the club progressing along nicely with lots of new members.

The meetings have been well attended and everyone must be congratulated on their conduct. Because of

this the meetings are short and pleasant. I for one do not like meetings. So, short is good as long as all

have their say.

We now have 91 cars and 7 bikes on plates and more are coming.

Our Swap Meet went well, with good organisation and a goodly number of workers. Thanks go to Lynn and

Barry Gavin and the committee and to all the helpers. There was again some talk of getting help from

some other club for manning the gates. This was not needed, and I hope that it never will be, as there are

probably more members in our club than in another club that we would ask to help us.

I still have not met all the members of our club but would like to, soon.

My work commitments have slowed my attendance a little, but I believe that things will go back to normal

on the work front next year.

Thanks to all the Office Bearers for their tireless work and commitment to their jobs. Our newsletter is still

one of the best around. Betsy Harrison has been able to maintain the standard even through illness, with

minimal help. Thanks to help from John and Joan Collins when needed.

John has done his usual good work, this time as Secretary. And thanks to Alan Thompson for his

assistance when John was unavailable.

Ting O’Keeffe has done a fine job as Treasurer. We will miss her at the table after tonight.

Ken Harrison has also done good work with the Events Director’s role.

Our website is proving popular, thanks to John Milnes.

Our Captain and welfare officer John Simp. has my thanks also.

To anyone not yet mentioned, Thank You, too.

The Films ‘ n’ Supper nights have been well attended and were great, as well.

TREASURER’S Report :

Ting O’Keeffe reported our healthy financial position

and presented detailed copies of the Annual Financial Report:

Moved Ting, seconded Paul Andreatta : That the Annual Report be accepted. CARRIED

President Tim asked Paul Ballard to take the chair and declare all Office Bearer positions vacant.

From the chair Paul read the 7 nominations submitted:

1. President. Tim O’Keeffe.

2. Vice President. Paul Andreatta.

3. Secretary. John Collins

4. Treasurer. Sue McCarthy

5. Club Captain. John Simpfendorfer

6. Events Director. Ken Harrison

7. News Letter. Betsy Harrison

8. Inspectors Chairman suggested they remain as listed in newsletter.

The Chairman declared there were no other Nominations received. He declared those nominations

elected for the forthcoming year.

Chairman invited the president to resume the chair.

Tim called for the usual A.G.M. resolutions.

Moved Sue McCarthy, seconded Trish Stewart :

a) That Bank Signatories for all accounts be the President, Secretary and Treasurer, with any Two to Sign.

b) That Keys to the Club Mailbox continue to be held by the President and Secretary; and that they be

authorised to hand such key(s) to another person on a short term basis in order to ensure regular clearing

of the Box.

c) That the required Annual Report Forms be prepared, and promptly submitted to the Department of Fair

Trading, with the Required Fee of $52. CARRIED.

Other Business: Nil

The Meeting was closed at 9.08 p.m.

Editors Report This is my last Magazine and I can’t believe that I’ve been doing this for 2 years – I have enjoyed it

very much and I hope that all the readers have enjoyed the Articles & Photos that I have used

each month. I have to thank the members who have sent these to me, they are much appreciated.

I also have to thank you for your tolerance with any mistakes I have made & (yes there have been

some).

I will see you at the meetings and runs and I hope the person who follows on enjoys the challange.

Betsy Harrison

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Saturday 15 November -- SGT PARRY MEMORIAL DAY at JUGIONG

History came to life on this day commemorating the 150th

anniversary of the bravery of

Sergeant Edmund Parry in a gun battle with the Hall Gang.

Our club put on a small display which got a lot of approval from the spectators who flocked to this event.

It was a family fun day with historical re-enactments, market stalls, the NSW Police Band, the A.C.T. Police

Scottish Pipes and Drums band, mounted police, and lots more kept us entertained. We enjoyed rides on

one of the two Cobb & Co. coaches which paraded on the day

The Police deserve our acknowledgement that two Policemen were murdered by outlaws in the 1800s

between Gundagai and Yass. Jugiong commemorates their remembrance annually. I recommend your

consideration next year.

Our Club’s Line-Up:

1957 BEDFORD Fire-Engine - (Brian and Helen)

1958 VOLKSWAGEN (John & Joan)

1972 VALIANT E49 Charger (Tim & TiISUZU ute (Peter & Sue) - And Mike Bickford came

modern because his AUSTIN is at Mudgee

Our President’s good Lady Wife - Ting enjoying a Stage Coach Ride at Jugiong

Coming Events for November 2014 Sat - 29th Lions Club Christmas Carnival at Fisher Park – Display starts 5pm

Sun -30th Registration Inspection Day – Coota TAFE from 8.30 am – cuppa available

December Mon - 1st Monthly General Meeting at Cootamundra Library – Stephen Ward Room

Commence at 8pm- After this meeting will be the Annual General Meeting

Sat – 6th Young Cherry Festival – a very good day

Sun – 7th Terribly British Day at Canberra

Sat – 13th Motor Bikes only – Ulysses Christmas Toy Run – 10.30 at Coota Family Hotel

Sat – 13th CAMC Christmas Party at the Country club – Dinner at 7pm – we will be in the

back room as last year – Menu is 2 course - Mains & Dessert & Tea or Coffee

included - $24 per head.There will be two choices with alternate drop – but we

have extra Dessert of Fruit Salad & anyone wanting this must tell me at time of

booking. I need Numbers by Friday 5th December. I will take Bookings & money

at Registration Day & Meeting night – any Bookings not to Betsy by Friday

5/12/14 will not be able to attend. Betsy Ph. 6942 2309 or 04086 03364

* Christmas Party this year lets have a bit of fun - a Prize for the best Christmas Hat *

Sat – 13th After Christmas Party app. 9pm if you wish we could do a Christmas Lights

Cruise of Cootamundra – let Betsy know if you would like to go – on the night.

Thur – 25th Take a friend for a cruise around Town in your Heritage Car- CHRISTMAS DAY

27TH – 28TH Meals on Wheels - One Modern car needed for Deliveries – 12noon – 1pm

Ring Joan on 6942 1496 – Thank You

January 2015 Thur – 1st First run of the year – NEW YEARS DAY – Picnic Tea at 5.30pm

Venue for this will be in Next Magazine

Mon – 5th Monthly Meeting at Cootamundra Library - Commencing 8pm

Mon 26th Australia Day Display at Jubilee Park commencing 8am – buy your Breakfast

in the Park – a very nice Morning

February Sun – 1st Bathurst Swap Meet

Sun – 1st Jugiong Park – CAMC 35th Birthday Celebrations & Michael Livingston

memorial run – Leaving Apex Park Coota at 9am- Bring picnic Lunch – Tables

& Chair .

Mon – 2nd Monthly Meeting at Cootamundra Libray – commencing at 8pm

Sat – 7th Steam Rally at Oberon

Sat – 7th Display at Gnoo Blas Raceway – Orange

Sat – 7th

Meals on Wheels – one car needed - ring Joan 6942 1496 – Thank You

Sun – 8th Meals on Wheels – deliveries 12 noon – 1pm /Ring Joan 6942 1496 Thank You

Frid – 27th KALIMNA Rally at Cobram Victoria – Secretary John has Information –

Ring – 6942 1496 – more in next Magazine.