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Club of Queensland Incorporated SEPTEMBER 2019 _________________________________________________ G.P.O BOX 1351, BRISBANE, QLD. 4001 FALCON GT OWNERS CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INCORPORATED www.falcongtownersclubqld.org GPO BOX 1351 BRISBANE QLD 4001 ABN 52 886 709 516 Club Mobile Ph: 0409 596 708 2019/ 20 CLUB COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Mick Haywood (M) 0417712975 MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Email: [email protected] David Roads (M) 0419605803 VICE - PRESIDENT: NOTICE: Email: [email protected] Mark Van Der Togt (M): 0407596091 Membership NEWSLETTER EDITOR: Email: [email protected] Jo Taylor P.O. BOX (M) 0417008663 SECRETARY: Email: [email protected] Paula Hincks Please send all (M): 0408885328 Membership mail NEWSLETTER MAIL TO: Po Box 135 Email: [email protected] to: Rochedale Sth 4123 TREASURER: P.O Box 844 Paul Lewis Park Ridge FUNDRAISING OFFICER: (M): 0439386218 Qld 4125 Val Hincks (M):0418889359 Email: [email protected] Email: N/A Membership ONLY! GT HISTORIAN: All other mail to Mark Barraclough MERCHANDISE OFFICERS: Email: [email protected] Club PO Box Wally Miszkowycz (M): 0418711877 WEBMASTER: New Email: [email protected] Jenn Lewis: 0432187972 Email: [email protected] Wide Bay correspondent Cassandra Hill (based in Bundy) Ph: 0414309925 Email: [email protected] Far Nth Qld correspondent Peter Auditore (based in Townsville) Ph: 0408188025 Email: [email protected] Darling Dns correspondent WANTED (based in Toowoomba District) Email: Mackay Area correspondent Mick & Vicky Mason (based in Mackay District) Ph: 0408845753 Email: [email protected] DISCLAIMERS! THE CLUB PROMOTES SAFE DRIVING AND COMPLIANCE WITH TRAFFIC LAWS AND THEREFORE ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF ANY UNLAWFUL ACTIONS THAT MAY BE TAKEN BY MEMBERS. THE FALCON GT OWNERS CLUB OF QLD INC, THE COMMITTEE AND THE MEMBERS ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE AUTHENTICITY OR VALIDITY OF ITEMS APPEARING IN THIS NEWSLETTER. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS NEWSLETTER ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF OTHER MEMBERS IN THE CLUB OR MEMBERS OF THE CURRENT COMMITTEE. ATTENTION MEMBERS September Meeting is also AGM All positions on the committee will be open if you would like to stand for one of the positions, so will be looking for club members to think about stepping up and having ago at a position on the 2019/2020 committee. You will be given a helping hand from the person who’s position you take and also from members staying on the incoming committee. Please give it some thought as most positions are not that hard to do, and all you have to do is ask for help!! Also!!! club membership renewals are due. By the end of this month then the renewal price goes up to $50, so please try and pay your membership by 30th September President’s Report – September 2019 Hello to all club members. This month is our AGM where all positions will be declared vacant and a new Committee elected to run the Club for the next 12 months. If you are thinking about standing for a position or wishing to vote on the night you must be financial. Our Treasurer will have his trustworthy EFTPOS machine available on the night and the Membership Officer will be there as well to sort your membership renewal for those who are wishing to pay prior to the A.G.M. Inverell RSM Falcon GT Owners and Ford Enthusiasts Club are running Valla this year and are holding a competition for the best created Billycart/Esky/Pedal Car. Judging will take place at 3pm on Saturday behind the Woolshed. So, get your brain clicking and start inventing your best Billycart/Esky/Pedal Car. Also, merchandise should have been ordered so I hope everyone has placed theirs, if you haven’t unfortunately the deadline has passed. I want to thank those club members who gave suggestions on where we can hold our upcoming Christmas Party. It was awesome feedback from you which makes the committee members job easy and understanding on what members want for their breakup. We try and please everyone☺. In closing I want to take this opportunity to thank the outgoing Committee Members 2018/2019 for all your support you have given me for the past year without that support I don’t think I could off done this position as President. Also, to all club members thank you. Without your feedback, suggestions and support I couldn’t run our meetings. You can still contact me by email [email protected] with any suggestions, complaints or compliments regarding the club until we know the next committee. See you all at our next meeting and our A.G.M. So, all for now cheers. Mick. September Run Mulgowie Pub (Laidley Area) Date: Sunday 22nd Meet:9.30am Leave:10am Meeting: Behind McDonalds Goodna After meeting at the second car park behind McDonalds at Goodna and grabbing a quick breaky for some of us, and coffee for others. We will then be heading up the H/way and taking the Toowoomba turn off, from there I’m not sure which direction we will choose to go, as you can go 2 different ways will find out on the morning. Lunch will be similar to last time, which was steak and salad or you can pick off the board, the cost of lunch is from about $9 to $22. SECRETARY’S REPORT MINUTES OF MEETING HELD AT COORPAROO RSL TUESDAY 20TH AUGUST 2019 MEETING STARTED: 8:00 PM VISITORS AND POTENTIAL NEW MEMBERS: - Fonze from Trublu Muscle Car Parts APOLOGIES: Wally & Mitzie Miszkowycz, Murray & Hazel McDonald, Keith & Di Clarris, Tammy van der Togt SECRETARY’S REPORT: Mick Haywood proposed we accept the secretary’s report as written in the newsletter, accepted by Colin Burley 2nded by Sharron Haywood TREASURER’S REPORT: Paul Lewis read out June treasurers’ reports for Club & Special Events accounts – accepted by Bob Taylor 2nded by Darryl Taylor INCOMING MAIL: Newsletters: Mustang Owners Club of Australia (Qld) Inc – July & August, Falcon GT Owners Club Gold Coast Inc – July & August; Falcon Gt & Ford Performance Club of Northern NSW Inc – July; The Legend – June/July, FUNDRAISING: Prizes tonight 1 – Ford Retro Sales & Service Cushion & magazine – Val Hincks 2 – Darrell Lea Dad’s Cooler Bag (full of lollies) & Stubby cooler – Troy Burke 3 – Ford sign & Lynx’s pack – Henry Corby LUCKY MEMBERSHIP/ATTENDANCE DRAW: Graham Sutcliffe MEMBERSHIP: We have 420 members with 225 un-financial Full members – 284 made up of 13 life, and 1 honorary, with 118 financial and 145 un- financial. Associate members – 136 made up of 55 financial and 80 un-financial. CLUB MERCHANDISE: Merchandise Officer – Wally is away tonight, if you would like a key ring please see David Roads. MILESTONES: 15 yrs – Danny Sneath, Paul Clark, Justin Harding; 20 yrs – Gordon & Daiselene Moore; 30 yrs - Mick & Sharron Haywood GENERAL BUSINESS: 1. Paul Lewis advised about the Queensland Historic Motoring Councils - Picnic in the park which is to be held in Ipswich on 17 May 2020 & a rally they are organising to Toowoomba. 2. Fonze from Trublu Muscle Car Parts gave a talk regarding his car part business which specialises in 1967 to 1975 Ford restoration parts and brought in some items in to show everyone. 3. This month’s run is to Mount Alford, it is a combined run with the Gold Coast & Enthusiasts Clubs, Meeting behind Goodna Maccas at 9.30 for 10am leave 4. The month of July has had lots of birthdays but, unfortunately, also lots of people passing. Our sincere condolences to all the families and loved ones. 5. We are still looking for a venue for the Xmas Party this year – please advise a committee member with any suggestions you may have with an idea of costings – we have had suggestions of Barefoot Bowls, Redlands Sports Club, Capalaba Football Club & Petrie Markets 6. Peter Harrington mentioned that he went to Joe’s Dinner at Eagle Farm this month and it was a great event. It is on the 1st Saturday of the Month. it was suggested that if anyone wanted to, we could meet up before hand and travel there together. Details will be posted on the Facebook page before the next time it is on. 7. We have been invited to the Rockhampton, All Ford Day if anyone would like to go is on 6th October 2019. 8. There is a wedding on in Warwick the same weekend as Rockhampton, All Ford Day who are looking to XY’s for wedding cars if anyone is interested please contact Mick Haywood. 9. Valla merchandise needs to be ordered by 8th September. The theme this year is 60’s hippies. 10. Mick Haywood thanked everyone, including their family members who aren’t even in the club, who helped with All Ford Day, the day ran very smoothly and some ideas for improvements will be used next year. 11. Mick proposed that we get the Club BBQ fixed as half the hot plate is not working - John Cross proposed we buy a new BBQ – Mark van der Togt seconded this – it was put to all the members present who all agreed. Bob will look into purchasing a new one. Meeting closed 9.04 pm August Run Write Up Mt Alford Combined Club Run Our August club run turned on the sunshine for us, it was a lovely morning, had to move a few things from back of EL as Steph & Lillian decided to come for a drive with us. Bob & I took the XY while they went in the El as it hadn’t been out of the shed since coming back from Nationals. We headed off to Goodna meeting point with a stop at HJ’s for Breakie as Bob doesn’t like Maccers.
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