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Grandsire of Gasoline Cars,” Is Born www.earlyfordv8victoria.com P.O. Box 53517 Broadmead RPO Victoria, British Columbia V8X 5K2 Bloody Mary. A classic Victoria Hot Rod still looking good and going strong. Page | 1 October 2017. 1. Club Executive – contact information. 2. 2017 Club agenda & events. 3. Minutes - October 10th regular meeting. 4. Club news – updates, breaking news. 5. Tech talk – V8 members input, Q&A. Suggestions News. 6. Photos – Nostalgia EFV8 109. Under Construction! (Still) 7. Buy & sell – parts, restorations, collections. Wanted dead or alive 8. Committees – contacts, functions, updates, help. 9. Fun page – could be anything – members contributing. 10. Miscellaneous – news and other interests. Contributions and input from EFV8 members and associates for our Rumbles Newsletter are always welcome The next regular club meeting will be held on November 14th, at the Victorian. Start time is 7:30 PM. See you there. Page | 2 October 2017. Early Ford V8 Club R.G. #109 Victoria, British Columbia Name Telephone Email President Chris Chown 250 595 0312 [email protected] Vice President Lauri Stevens 250 478 7565 [email protected] Treasurer Jim Jennings 250 477 5594 [email protected] Secretary Don Landels 250 588 1300 [email protected] Directors Dennis Mounce 250 478 6440 d&[email protected] Lauri Stevens 250 478 7565 [email protected] Chris Chown 250 595 0312 [email protected] Jim Jennings 250 477 5594 [email protected] Bill Pritchard 250 656 7029 [email protected] Don Landels 250 588 1300 [email protected] First Past Bill Pritchard 250 656 7029 [email protected] President Page | 3 October 2017. 2017 Club Agenda & Events ACTIVITY AGENDA – January through December DATE EVENT SUBJECT TO CHANGE & UPDATES JAN. 10 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT THE WELL. JAN 28 CLUB TOUR - AVAIATION MUSEUM 11:00 AM lunch to follow. FEB 14 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT the Citadel. FEB 18 CLUB TOUR – DAVE DYER COLLECTION & SHOP. MAR 14 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT the Victorian APRIL 11 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT the Victorian APRIL 22 SHOP TOUR – SHAWN DRIVER. GARY CLARKE FOR DETAILS TBA MAY 9 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT the Victorian MAY 26 – 29 ROCK & ROLL FOR LITTLE SOULS JUNE 13 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – 7:30 AT the Victorian JULY 11 HERITAGE ACRES BBQ & REGULAR MEETING DINNER AT 6:00 PM. JULY 23 37TH ANNUAL FORDS & FRIENDS CAR SHOW & SHINE. SHAS grounds. AUG 26 ANNUAL 109 CLUB BBQ. ROSEMEADE FARMS. Thanks Rose & Norrie. SEPT 12 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – THE VICTORIAN OCT 10 REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS – THE VICTORIAN NOV 14 REGULAR CLUB MEETING – THE VICTORIAN NOV 26 SHOP TOUR – Details TBA. ANNUAL EFV8 109 CHRISTMAS PARTY. GLEN MEADOWS G.C. DEC 8 5:30 PM for cocktails, 6:30 PM Dinner. RSVP requested to Anna or Steve. Page | 4 October 2017. Meeting Minutes October 10th, 2017 Opening: The regular meeting of the Early Ford V8 Club RG 109 was called to order at 7:35PM by, Chris Chown at The Victorian at McKenzie. Present: There were 25 EFV8 club members in attendance. New Members: Club President, Chris Chown welcomed new member Ernie Schellenberg, proud owner of a 56 Mercury pickup. Treasurer, Jim Jennings sent regrets. Thank you all for attending. Approval of Agenda: Motion to approve October 10th agenda, by Reg Ash, 2nd Gary Nordstrom - Unanimous. Distribution at meeting commencement. Approval of Minutes. Motion to approve September 12th minutes, by Murray Anderson, 2nd Jack Stidston - Unanimous. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES: None. CORRESPONDENCE. A thank you letter was received Joyce Rostron thanking the club for helping her mother, Dorothy, th celebrate her 99 birthday. Dorothy’s wish was quite specific as a lifelong dream of riding in a red 32 Ford roadster. A grand celebration came together and Jim Jennings helped fulfill Dorothy’s dream. Full details are in the September issue of Rumbles. We received an update from Trevor Poulsen of Australia EFV8 CLUB # 157. Trevor shared details of a just completed 1400km run by members throughout Queensland. Pictures and a link will be provided in the upcoming issue of Rumbles. EFV8 club #120 in the Fraser Valley shared pictures from the Western National Meet in Salem, Oregon. Our club Past President, Bill Pritchard was also in attendance and will provide pictures for all to enjoy. TREASURER’S REPORT. Club President Chris Chown reported on behalf of treasurer Jim Jennings that all accounts are in a current position. Full financial details for any member are available upon request through the club executive. Treasures report approved by Bob Ainscough, 2nd Murray Anderson. Unanimous NEW BUSINESS. EFV8 Club #109 Executive elections are forthcoming. Club President Chris Chown announced that he is interested in completing a second term as President. Lauri Stevens, Vice President and Don Page | 5 October 2017. Landels, Club Secretary have also forward their names for 2018. Long standing Treasurer, Jim Jennings has decided to step down. Chis thanked Jim for the great job he has done as treasurer. If you would like to put your name forward for Treasurer, please speak to any member of the executive. Elections will take place in January 2018. Chris, also encouraged all members to consider volunteering for one of the many committees in the club. Please speak to the committee chair if you are interested in helping in any way. COMMITTEE REPORTS / UPDATES. CHRISTMAS PARTY. Anna Meyer reported that this year’s Christmas Party is set for December 8th at Glen Meadows Golf Club. Cocktails at 5:30pm and Dinner at 6:30pm. Anna has booked the entertainment for the party which will be presented as a surprise to members at the party. Anna outlined last year’s costs which were $40 for guests and members portion was covered by the club. The cost for the 2017 party remains at $40 per person which includes gratuity. Anna suggested that the club pay for both members and guests this year. A hearty discussion was had by members both for and against the idea of the suggestion. Reg Ash made a motioned to have the club pay the fees for members and their guests for the Christmas party at $40 per person. Club President Chris Chown requested that the motion be tabled to allow the executive committee to discuss this and report back to the club ASAP. The executive committee will meet in the coming days to ensure a speedy reply. FORDS & FRIENDS 2017. Bruce Somers & Lauri Stevens reported that they have decided to continue as committee chairs for the 2018 Fords and Friends event. Lauri reported that 2018 will be his final year as co-chair, and asked club members interested in a larger role with the show to come forward. Bruce reported the committee was pleased with the results of the 2017 show and explained that the committee has met and is looking at improvements to certain areas such as the registration line up. Traffic concerns and safety of members at the gate is of upmost importance. Another area of concern was the food services on site. This has been addressed with Heritage Acres Historical Society and together we are looking at ways to improve the food on site. The committee is also looking at moving the awards presentations to 1pm. This will help minimize the chances of an award winner leaving before the award presentations which have been taking place at 3pm at the end of the show. The committee were pleased with the idea of bringing back a Ford & Friends T-Shirt for the show. The sales at this year’s show were good, but the committee feels they could be better. They are looking at ways to improve the sales. Page | 6 October 2017. Prize giveaways will also need a better system in 2018 and the committee has a few ideas to make the whole process run a little smoother. Bruce reported top line revenue figures for the show. Details available upon request. This year’s 50/50 - $540.15 and will be donated to the Salvation Army. Anna Myers asked for clarification on how much was paid to Heritage Acres for the grounds. Bruce reported that $500 was paid. He went further explaining that Heritage Acres Historical Society also received revenues from food sales. It is their biggest event of the year for both the model railroad and the Historical Society. The committee will meet starting in March and all members are encouraged to get involved. A notice of the meeting will be forthcoming. SHOP TOURS. Gary Clarke reported the tour of Keith Smith’s Garage on September 23rd was a success and thanked everyone who attended for their support. Keith was presented with a certificate of appreciation and a club t-shirt. Keith will be invited to join us on our next tour Our next tour is set for November 25th at the home of Dave and Carol Legrand. They have a couple of beautifully restored Mustangs, a 66 Ranchero and a 56 Ford pickup. The tour will start at 12pm and last 1 hour, followed by a cruise and later lunch. Full details will be distributed soon via email. Gary has a couple of other tours in the works for the spring including a Poker Run. He welcomes any suggestions for tours or help you can offer. Club President Chris Chown thanked Gary for his great work on the tours, and encouraged members to attend. He also asked members to consider helping Gary with this important part of our club. EARLY FORD V8 #109 WEBSITE. A reminder that we would like to include all club member’s rides on the website. If you need help with photo’s contact Chris Chown.
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