Meetings are held on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Club Macquarie, Argenton commencing at 7.00 pm. Social

events and outings are held on the following Sunday but may alter. Members should check the 'club runs' in this Newsletters calendar.

The Newsletter of the Newcastle Restored Vehicle Club Inc. Issue 398 June, 2018

COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Norm Wilson Ph: 0418 499 217 VICE-PRESIDENT: Terry Jones Ph: 0427 508 627 Email: terryjones1954@hotmail.com SECRETARY: Debbie Maxwell Ph: 4950 2284 Email: deb.maxwell@hotmail.com Mob: 0409 502 284 TREASURER: Neville McFadyen Ph: 0418 404 594 Email: mcfadyenshaulage@bigpond.com REGISTRARS: Neville McFadyen details above Ken Morris Mob: 0417 467 232 Email: ken.morris@transport.nsw.gov.au CLUB-CAPTAIN: Margaret Evans. Ph: 4937 3354 Email: emargaret@y7mail.com Mob: 0431 610 394 MID-WEEK RUNS: Gary and Ruth Newcombe Mob: 0427 222 075 Mob: 0408 689 652 RALLY COMMITTEE: Terry Jones and Neville Maxwell WEBMASTER: Glenn Towndrow Ph: 4991 2421 Mob: 0418 221 462 EDITOR: Ros Walker Ph: 4934 4617 Mob: 0407 916 374 Email: roslyn.walker5@bigpond.com

Articles appearing in this Newsletter reflect the views on the contributor and not necessarily those of the Club, the Committee or of the Editor.

Club Web Site: http/carclubs.shannons.com.au/newcastlerestored Official Postal Address for NRVC: PO Box 217, New Lambton. NSW. 2305

Frank and Donna’s Story Inside

THE FOLLOWING FOUR POINT RUNS WILL BE HELD OVER THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. June 17th Zira Scarr’s run to Emma’s Place in the Hunter Valley. Leaving from Edgeworth Macca’s at 9 am, Morning Tea at Chinamans Hollow, Lunch with Emma. BYO all you need for the day.

July 8th Noelene McFadyen’s Memorial Run to Chichester Dam TBA

August 5th Dennis Paynting Run. TBA

September 9th Barry Scarr’s run to the Olive Grove at Bunna Bunoo TBA

THE FOLLOWING ONE POINT RUNS AT THIS STAGE ARE:

July 22nd Norm Wilson’s Run to Bulahdelah lunch at Pacific Palms TBA July 22nd Norm Wilson’s Run to Buledelah lunch at Pacific Palms TBA

ALTERNATE INTEREST EVENT

May 27th Lost In The 50’s Cameron Park. $20 per head. Leaving Edgeworth Maccas at 8.30 am sharp. June 10th Merriwa Running of the Sheep. If you are interested in having a break – why not go up on Saturday and stay the night at Merriwa or Sandy Hollow. Let Club-Captain know.

MID-WEEK RUNS

Wednesday June 21st Leaving Edgeworth Macca’s at 9.30 am Morning Tea at Cooranbong Park, purchase lunch at Wyong Milk Factory.

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For members with vehicles on Historic plates please be reminded vehicles must be as close to original as possible. Also N.R.V.C. Inc. By-Laws PART 8 – ISSUE OF ROADWORTHINESS TO NEW MEMBERS: New members are required to attend a minimum of three (3) club outings or events before they will be considered for the issue of RMS plates. These outings are not to include Club meetings. Any registered and roadworthy vehicle can be used for these (3) outings. Attendance must be noted in the day book. To maintain eligibility to historic registration members must attend Club outings, events or meetings to accumulate 30 Club points per year. Attendance must be noted in the day book. The Committee will consider exemptions due to personal or unexpected circumstances on a case by case basis. Failure to comply could result in the eligibility to Historic registration being withdrawn.

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With Brian Johnston in the chair having opened the envelopes for 2017-2018 Committee Members, it was shown that the

majority of standing Committee were not replaced except for one. Our Club Captain Neville Maxwell had announced his

resignation, and on reading out the Ballots Brian announced that the club did not have a Club Captain for the upcoming next

twelve months. However, it was not long after that and on finding that Margaret Evans would be interested in taking on the

Club Captain’s position, Brian then formally asked Margaret if she would accept the vacancy. Margaret having agreed was

then welcomed by all of the re-standing Committee members and Club Members.

Presidents Report: Norm thanked everyone for their help and support. Ken Morris was thanked for the work he done.

Treasurers Report: Bank account is healthy, with the club going well Notebooks were for sale as well as Sloppy Joes and

other Merchandise. Department of Fair Trading paperwork to be posted. Moved: Lynn Farmer Seconded: Don Rumble.

Brian Johnston made a new presentation on the night by handing out Honourable framed certificates. These were made and

framed especially to congratulate five of our current members who joined the NRVC Thirty years ago. The certificates

presented also had a photo of the owners cars on them. The following members: Wal Williams, Gerald Hide, Brian Jackson,

Ron Parlour and Tom Broadbent were taken by surprise and happily accepted their Certificates.

Brian also gave out framed certificates to Committee, with jobs well done.

Registrars Report: Rego Day 18th November at McFadyen’s Haulage, Lot 101 Campbell Drive, Tomago. All Britsh Day 15

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July leaving Hexham Macca’s going to Raymond Terrace.

Rally Report: Members went to Merriwa in the Long Weekend June. 10 to 12 cars, Great displays, lots of stalls. The sheep

stopped and wouldn’t move the pony game along and the sheep started running. A great Day. Foster Keys: Eleven cars left

12 Mile Creek, went to Roadie Café at Gloucester for morning tea then off to Kranbach Hotel for a lovely lunch. Norm

Wilson broke down and Ken Morris went back to help Norm and his car. It was a great weekend with lots of laughs

Mick Purser spoke regarding that Flyer’s for the Spring Cruize being dropped off, and need sponsorships for Raffle Prizes.

T-Shirts which will be available will have no dates on them, but will have sponsor’s names. They could be sold at Bunnings

Wallsend and Hunter Valley Gardens, as well there will be Stubbie Holders. A Travel Agent has given $150 for the

charity “Got Your Sista Back”. Bill Kalb gave $ 600 worth of Dance Lessons. At our next General Meeting we will be

having a speaker from the charity. MEETING CLOSED 9 pm.

Notice to all members of the Newcastle Restored Vehicle Club Inc. AGM to be held in conjunction with

the July Meeting at Club Macquarie on Tuesday the 3rd July 2018 commencing at 7.00pm. All Committee

positions will become vacant. The Committee would ask members should they wish to nominate to use

their nomination forms in June Good Oil (example below). For voting at the AGM please refer to

following section NRVC – COMMITTEE POSITIONS

PRESIDENT: Chairs committee meetings, and has the casting vote in case of a deadlock decision. Delegates jobs to

committee persons, encourages members at all events, and always acts with the best interests of the Club and its members.

VICE PRESIDENT: Assists the President, stands in when the President is absent. Assists other committee members

with their duties as required.

Minutes from the A.G.M.- Tuesday 4th July, 2017

SECRETARY: Takes the minutes, records all proceedings at committee meetings and general meetings. Deals with the

incoming and outgoing correspondence, circulates information to the club members. Maintains the member’s records and directory. Also acts as the clubs Public Officer on behalf of the members.

TREASURER; Handles the Club’s accounts, receives the money, deals with banking and investments. Is responsible

for paying the accounts, keeping records, and making sure that correct books and accounts are kept showing the financial affairs of the association including full details of all receipts and expenditure connected with the activities of the association. Ensures books are audited at the end of the financial year. Prepares a financial report for Fair Trading and provides an annual budget.

CLUB CAPTAIN: Organises the club events structure and the annual calendar. Keeps members up to date with the

clubs activities. Arranges extra promotion for the Spring Cruiz-in etc. Promotes club activities and information into newspapers, radios or car magazines. Appoints two members to the Rally Committee and maintains the member’s point score. May assist the editor with advertisers for the club magazine.

REGISTRAR: Controls the Club’s Vintage Plate Registration Scheme. Keeps abreast of information from CHMC in

NSW. Ensures inquires and correspondence specifically relating to RMS rules and regulations are considered and answered, attend National Meeting with CHMC.

EDITOR: Organises the Good Oil magazine, receives articles written by others to edit and produces the magazine.

Ensures the magazine is delivered to and from the printer and arranges posting or emailing to club members and other car clubs on the mailing list.

NEWCASTLE RESTORED VEHICLE CLUB Inc – NOMINATION OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS FORM

I (print name)_______________________________ (signature) _________________________________ Hereby nominate (print name)________________________________________________________________ For the position of _______________________ in the NEWCASTLE RESTORED VEHICLE CLUB Inc I (print name) ______________________ (Signature) __________________ Second the Nomination. I (print name) ______________________ (Signature) __________________ Accept the Position__ /7/2018

NEWCASTLE RESTORED VEHICLE CLUB Inc – NOMINATION OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS FORM I (print name)…………………………………………… (signature)………………………………………………….. Hereby nominate (print name)………………………………………………………………………………………… For the position of …………………………………….in the NEWCASTLE RESTORED VEHICLE CLUB Inc I (print name)……………………………… (Signature)………………………Second the Nomination I (print name)……………………………… (Signature)………………………Accept the Position - /7/2018

Meeting Opened 7.05 pm Apologies: Jenny and Mick Purser; Vicki Fairhall; Lynn Farmer; Stephen Nichols; Gary Newcombe; Julie Wilson; Tom Broadbent. Raffle Tickets were sold by Sandra Rumbel and Barbara Doran. Secretaries Report: Newsletters received from various Clubs. Moved: Trevor Monk, Seconded Ken Fairhall; Treasurers Report: Everything going alright. Registrars Report: This month we have had two Classic Vehicle Scheme registration renewals and no Historic inspections.

I have received the minutes from the recent Council of Heritage Motor Clubs Annual General Meeting held at

Narrabri and they are also posted on their Website. Their next mid-year meeting will be held at Queenbeyan in

October if anyone wants to come.

GENERAL MEETING – Tuesday 1st May, 2018

The next AGM will be at Griffith in May 2019 where some NRVC members are already making plans to attend in

Club cars.

If you are interested please let me know as we will be making accommodation enquiries soon.

Members are reminded to familiarise themselves with their own vehicles before heading out on a run. It has been

reported that a member had to drive his modern and very clean car in the rain last run because he couldn’t find

the key to the locking petrol cap in his Club car. It now comes to light that the cap in the Sweedish Backpackers

Limmo doesn’t take a key and he didn’t know because had not fuelled the car himself previously. Gotta love the

Volvo Neville.

Also around the traps VP Terry has been having a terrible run with starter motors in various vehicles and tractors

that he owns including the Jaguar last Sunday. Not only did it let him down on the way home but Mary had to

jump into action to get them going again. Needless to say Terry won’t be starting anything tonight!

Vice-Presidents Report: Terry thanked members for turning up for the Vice-Presidents run, although it was a

little wet the sun did come out eventually. Terry thanked Ed. Ros for May’s Good Oil newsletter showing many of

the members cars. Awards for the run went to Ruth and Gary Newcombe, Quida Lockwood, Leanne Bambach

and George Browning, Glenn and Natalie Towndrow won the Trophy.

Presidents Report: President Norm reminded members that the A.G.M. will be held in July and that all positions

are vacant. Please let Roslyn and Debbie know if you change your cars or information so we can keep the

members directory up to date.

Editors Report: Thanks for the photos and stories received for the Good Oil. Ros had the chance to purchase

new Supercat Tyres for her Riley due to the upcoming renewal rego slip from one of our Sponsors – Bridgestone

Service Centre at Thornton. Greg the Manager was very helpful, he also enjoys receiving the Good Oil each

month to find out what our members were doing at events.

Thank you very much Greg for all your help, as I also at the same time required new Tyres for my modern (the

Micra). (Roslyn)

Club-Captains Report: Margaret spoke about the upcoming runs and events – Sunday 6th May run to Cams

Wharf, Sunday 20th May run to Dungog, June Long weekend run to Merriwa, 27th May run to Lost in the 50s,

Cessnock Swap Meet on Saturday 11th to Sunday 12th August at Cessnock Showground.

General Business: Bill Kalb spoke about Lake Mac Big Weekend to be held at Speer’s Point Park in October.

Entry forms are required to be filled in. Mid Week Run – was visited by our members at Tom and June Lloyd’s

home in Belmont, lunch was had at the R.S.L. Award presented to Brian Jackson..

There is no Spring Cruise In for 2018. Awards for Cams Wharf were presented to Neville McFadyen, Gerald

Hide and John O’Neill.

Meeting Closed 8.30 pm.

Meeting Opened at 7.00 pm Apologies: Norm Wilson, Neville McFadyen. Visitor: Frank Wilkinson. Committee spoke about Bill Kalb regarding the Show and Shine in October at Speer Point Park. A.G.M. minutes from 2017 as well as nomination spaces for Committee positions to be put in June Good Oil.

Committee Meeting – Tuesday 15th

May, 2018

The runs for Dungog, Lost in the 50s and the Mid Week run were also mentioned. President Norm would like the next Committee Meeting to be brought forward 1 week, now to be held on Tuesday 12th June, 2018. At this stage Roslyn is still printing the Good Oil. Members please note that nominations are to be placed in a sealed envelope and given to Debbie or posted to the N.RV.C. P.O. Box 217, New Lambton. NSW. 2305 prior to 7 days before the A.G.M. on Tuesday 3rd July, 2018 . Meeting Closed at 8.05 pm

We were up early making sure all was good and ready for our run to Coolonglook. Esky to be packed, with Snags, Onions, Butter etc. for a BBQ. Going outside to take the Jag to get fuel and Ice, it was already raining. Not knowing if anyone would turn up at Edgeworth Maccas, and thinking Mary and I would be eating sausages for the next month, we were pleasently surprised to see many cars already parked there. All together we had about 30 cars and approximately 60 people attend the run. After a quick chat and the handing out of directions, we set off. We were spread out, but because of Road Works at Beresfield (which we planned) we all caught up. Continuing to Clarencetown Lions Park via Raymond Terrace and Seaham, it rained quite heavy, but the Car Gods were smiling down on us, as the sun came out while we were eating cake, drinking cuppas and chatting. Setting off again, Ken Morris led the pack in his 1963 Ford Compact. I was amongst the first few cars followed closely by Bill and Collene in their B.M.W. It was a good run to Boral and heading towards Bulahdelah, the Sky Scraper in the bush looked spectacular heading over the Bulahdelah Mountains. The memories came flooding back of the times of racing, towing, boiling, breaking down etc. Going quite quick, I thought I might lose the BM, but No, the faster I went, the closer Bill got. I couldn’t shake him, and I think we all had a bit of fun as we arrived at our destination. Our wife’s looked a bit dizzy but were still smiling as were Bill and I. Gazebo’s were erected, table and chairs set up and BBQ lighted, again, the Car Gods looked after us and it stayed dry while we were there. The rare and Valuable Certificates were awarded to Quida, George and Leanne, and Gary and Ruth and the Vice Presidents Trophy was awarded to Glenn and Natalie Townsend. In finishing we had a terrific day with no breakdowns (except for us on the way home) and we would like to thank everyone for coming and all the members that helped making the day a beauty. Cheers from Mary and Terry

Vice-Presidents Run to Coolonglook – 29th April, 2018

Roving Reporter: Terry and Mary Jones

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Folks, we had a great day today, it was the NRVC Mid-Week run, we had 21 members in 12 cars leave from Maccas at Hexham at 9.30am, to go up to Rudy & June Galea’s Amazing House at Karuah. The last time we went up there, was about 3 years ago, Rudy and June had not long moved, there was no flooring down, walls were in various stages of completion, no railing on the Patio overlooking the River, (there is a story there, Rudy wanted to be able to throw a line in to catch a fish from the Patio, well Rudy better take up casting, and use one of those BIG BEACH RODs, he has hanging on the Wall, with a long fishing line attached. We were all gob smacked at the amount of work done, the memorabilia collected, the wonderful presentation of these Treasures. You really have-to look around, because you will spy them hiding in corners, in Cabinets, on the floor, in Garden beds, on the wall’s.

We loved tour Teapot Pallet fence. Great imagination, who would have thought to make a fence out of Pallets, let alone hang a collection of Tea Pots on it, wonderful. I could go on and on so much to see, enjoy these small selection of photo’s (for more over 140 of them, go to my Facebook page, Collene A. Kalb). Wow, what a view you have from the front Patio, several members enjoyed sitting there, while sipping Morning Tea, thanks for allowing us to be sticky beaks in your home. The Rare and Valuable NRVC Certificate was given to Rudy & June in Appreciation.

Many questions were asked, like, where did you find? lots of Autographed photos on the walls, great collection of Records on the wall, 6 bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, The Man Cave Garage, and the Garden, we explored, with treasures in all of them, the Music room, was a joy, Boats, Bikes, and the Driveway was stunningly painted by June, she would

Mid-Week Run – June & Rudy Galea’s-Karuah – 16th May 2018

Roving Reporter & Photographer - Collene Kalb.

not let Rudy near a brush. For lunch we went to the Park by the River, and it was right next to Coles Oysters Shop on the River, no prizes for guessing what we had for lunch, where the conversation was did you see “?”. On the way home just down the road, was an Opp Shop, so we had to stop and explore it, lots of bargains were purchased by all we could not resist the bargains. I love my 8 Shot Glasses, they are perfect for de-cantering Ink and paint into. A big Thank you to Rudy & June. The next Mid-Week Run, will be on the 20

th June, leaving Maccas

Edgeworth at 9.30.

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Hi Members, Wow! What a trip, and, unfortunately there was just not enough space in the Riley this year for the three of us to attend Queensland’s Riley National Rally which was held in May at Caloundra. Probably because this is the only year that she has had a human passenger to travel with her in 11 years, still through her eyes we saw a lot, did a lot and had a great 5 days in the company of 2 people from the A.C.T; 32 people from N.S.W; 6 people from N.Z; 50 people from Qld; 10 people from S.A; 4 people from Tasmania; 24 people from Vic; and 8 people from W.A. with a total of 49 Riley Cars with the eldest built in 1928.

Travelling up the Pacific Highway there was quite a lot of road works going on with Queensland realising that they needed more roads for cars to travel on. However the weather was nice and bearable with very little rain. First stop was Coffs Harbour where Ros came across The Big Windmill Motel and Restaurant which was inside the Windmill. The motel was set out very nice and with the restaurant built by a Dutch couple but now served German Food and Wines. On the road again the next stopover was Caboolture, Qld. Here Ros and her friend went through an Historical Village with over 70 buildings all with historic backgrounds, decorated and preserved and fully fitted in the way originally intended. It was really an eye opener, set on 12 acres of land. They enjoyed having a train ride on The “Don Express”. The property is set up with excellent venues for hire for workshops, weddings, family and business celebrations or club meeting. You can find out more about this on www.historicalvillage.com.au On the Saturday and Sunday to fill in time prior to the Rally starting on Monday – they arrived in Caloundra, picked up the keys to the house they rented, unpacked and walked the main street as it is Market Day every Saturday. There was also a huge Collectable Buy and Sell Market held in a large building, where hundreds of people would have gone through in the two days looking at everything from Coins, Pottery, and everyday goods from years ago. Monday morning with the Rally starting and most of the people staying at the Oaks Oasis Resort, we all started gathering and receiving our Rally packs to inform us what we were going to do over the next few days. We were then ready for the Welcome Dinner which included the welcome speech and information on Tuesday’s activities. As there were too many to attend in the one group, this was divided in to Group A, and Group B. However, we all did the same thing. A short walk to the ferry which took us to Pelican Waters Tavern for morning tea. The ferry went all around the water and close up to Bribie Island. After lunch there was Tai Chi, a Gymkhana held on a grassy paddock, then dinner at the Oaks. Now this Gymkhana – well they had a fair bit of rain overnight and early in the morning, however, it was still going to go ahead – but nobody wanted to go first in the car. Well, you all know our Ros, she went up to the head guy and said to him “Well, I’m the odd one out here, would you like me to go first?” Yes Please! So she got in her car and waited for instructions – which was to drive around a corner and busting as many ballons as she could steer to them, being 6 ballons in all – she managed to bust 2. A few minutes later when she was preparing to drive between flags the fellow came up and told her that they had to cancel the event and it was called off. All meals at night were held in the State and Verandah Rooms. Wednesday’s programme was a drive to Koogie Downs followed by a choice of a museum tour or a mini French Cooking School. The French Chef also owned his own business and invited all of us to see his business. Towards lunch it was a drive to Pomona, then to watch a Silent Film and each being given a bag of popcorn to munch on. Thursday Morning Tea was hosted by Blackall Range Horseless Carriage Club when a photo shoot was taken for attending Riley Cars. Lunch where you wanted to go – John and Ros drove to Montville and up towards Flaxton, where they had their French Lunch prior to heading back to the Oaks Resort. The presentation of Trophies were held, with a Tropical Theme where all the ladies and gentlemen attending

FROM THE ASSISTANTS EDITORS DESK Roving Reporters: John Painter, Damien Duck & Devon Gardiner

. the Rally were dressed up to the hilt with layers of artificial flowers around their necks, on their hair and wherever with some very colourful shirts. Friday’s programme was to Queensland Rileys Clubhouse for a complimentary brunch before starting a return journey home. Coming home via the New England Highway they found far less traffic. Calling in to Glen Innes to take photos of The Australian Standing Stones, Tenterfield they called into the Tenterfield Saddler, Border Line between Queensland and N.S.W. and in Tamworth a visit to The Golden Guitar which is a must stop.

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Arriving at Hexham Macca’s on a cool Sunday morning and ready to leave there at 9am, 29 members with 1 visitor, in 18 cars headed towards Raymond Terrace, Clarence Town for morning tea. After a good hot cuppa we then continued north until we reached the main street in Dungog after taking a couple of wrong turns and one car having a few problems. On our arrival at the N.R.M.A. Service Centre, Linda Barrett having driven up in her red Fiat which looked very nice, and accompanied with her daughter Kristen, met up with Tim who very kindly had opened up his business to allow all of us a look around the three tiered workshop. Neville and Debbie arrived shortly afterwards having other commitments in the beginning of the day. Once everyone had time to have a good look around with all there was to see, Tim was presented with the Valuable Thank You certificate which he immediately hung up on one of the walls in his office, and a group photo shoot was taken prior to us going to the Park for lunch and chats. Thank you Linda for organising the run.

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