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Austin 7 Club of S.A Chummy in the Lane AUSTIN 7 CLUB OF S.A. INC 2011 COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: RALPH DRAGE, 37 DeCastella Avenue, Wynn Vale 5127 Ph: 8251 2637 (H) Mob: 0418 846 082 email: [email protected] SECRETARY: GRAHAM BUESNEL, 12 Sutherland Ave, Semaphore Park 5019 Ph: 8449 4764 (H) Mob 0438 794 979 email:[email protected] TREASURER: LAURIE SUTTON, 593 Brighton Road, Seacliff 5049 Ph: 8358 3421 (H) Mob: 0418 831 974 email: [email protected] ASST TREASURER: LYN CLERKE, 9 Talbot Road, Port Vincent 5581 Ph: 8853 7191 (H) Mob: 0428 851 139 email: [email protected] ASST SECRETARY DEAN DAVIS, 9 Washington St, Findon 5023 Ph: 8244 3235 (H) Mob: 0417 822 949 email: [email protected] COMPETITION CHRIS WATTERS, 224 Dawkins Road, Lewiston 5501 SECRETARY Ph: 8524 3178 (H) email: [email protected] REGISTRAR & GEOFF STEPHENS, 198 St Bernards Road, Hectorville 5073 LOG BOOKS: Ph: 8365 1343 (H) Mob: 0437 061 569 email: [email protected] SPARES MANAGER DAVID GREAR, 19 Woodfield Avenue, Warradale 5046 & Vice President: Ph: 8296 1689 (H) email: [email protected] TOURING: BRENTON SPANGLER, 42 Hamilton Ave, Warradale 5046 Ph: 8376 1924 (H) Mob: 0410 471 078 email: [email protected] RICK HOFFMANN, 8 Rothwell St, Morphett Vale 5162 Ph: 8325 3776 (H) Mob: 0408 898 736 email: [email protected] PROPERTY & FHMC IAN MOTLEY, 231 Shepherds Hill Road, Eden Hills 5050 Delegate Ph: 8278 5582 (H) Mob 0418 813 206 email: [email protected] EDITOR, A7 Journals: DAVID SEARLES, 33 Hughes Street North, Woodville 5011 Ph: 8445 1444 (H) Mob: 0408 700 047 email: [email protected] **************************************************************************************** CAMS Delegate: TONY MORGAN, Ph: 8264 7179 email: [email protected] LIBRARIAN: RON BURCHETT, 40 Johnson Parade, Blackwood 5051 PH 8278 3197 (H) email: [email protected] **************************************************************************************** All correspondence to: The Secretary AUSTIN 7 CLUBROOMS: 262 TAPLEYS HILL ROAD, SEATON 5023 The Austin 7 Club SA Internet address is: www.austin7clubsa.com.au Austin 7 Journals Page 2 April 2011 Austin 7 Journals Volume 196 April 2011 PRESIDENT’S PREAMBLE 2011 sees the first time for a number of years that there has been a full committee with the recent inclusion of Dean Davis as the Assistant Secretary/Risk Manager. I thank Dean for putting his hand up & welcome him to the position. He will be assisting Graham by taking & reading out meeting minutes. Whilst we have a full committee, the number of people attending many of the events the club has organized in recent times has not been as many as we would like, which is disappointing. However, those who attended have always enjoyed themselves & while they may not be able to get to every event, certainly look forward to the next time they can. I know that our members who are interested in motor sport generally get what they want out of belonging to the club without attending some of the non racing activities that the club organizes, but if you are one of the members who doesn’t get along to many, or any, of the activities the club has throughout the year, I encourage you to do so, you may get more out of it that you think you would. Unfortunately no suitable alternative properties for our clubroom have yet become available, but the search is continuing. I urge you to read the article “Important Notice re Clubrooms” in this magazine. It is really pleasing to report that our Modern Regularity events are continuing to grow in popularity with the number of entries doubling in the past few years – from the high teens a few years ago up to the high 30’s in recent times. This is testament to the type of events that Tony Morgan & the rest of the team make happen. I wish you all a very Happy & Safe Easter. Marie & I along with Graham & Carol Buesnel, David Franklin & Rosemary Davis, George & Pam Keil, Greg & Julie Lindsay and Graham & Marylou Pearce will be celebrating Easter in Forbes, NSW attending the Austins Over Australia Rally. I would like you to join me in welcoming the following new members & wish them a long & enjoyable time within the club. Darren Davey Alister Gosse Matthew Kennewell Denniss McDeed Brenton Smith Jayson Smyth Steve Conroy Les Cridland Cleo de Goun Nadia-Diana Whomes Ralph Drage President Austin 7 Journals Page 3 April 2011 COMING EVENTS April 2011 16 Working Bee and Open Day at the clubrooms, there may be a little time spent on the garden and a couple of jobs, but the idea is to come along have morning tea, a chat and a cuppa. You can bring along your Austin if you wish. Gates open around 8.30am 17 Social Day Run which is going to the Dogs - it's our second doggy day run to a few of doggy parks around Adelaide, so bring along Phydeaux or Rover and enjoy the day. 18 Austin 7 Technical night at the clubrooms, please note special date for this month due to Easter and members going over to Forbes in NSW for Austins Over Australia. 19 Tuesday Leisure Run to a venue in the hills somewhere between the Barossa and Victor. 24 Special Easter Sunday run probably heading towards a chocolate shop. May 2011 9 Monthly Club Meeting at the clubrooms starts at 8pm, A7 spares at 7pm, please bring plate of supper to share. 15 Day Run to Jupiter Creek gold diggings in the Adelaide Hills near Echunga, followed by a visit to Balhannah and Woodside for lunch. 17 Tuesday Leisure Run to a venue in the hills which will delight your taste buds. 22 Modern Regularity Round 3 at Mallala Motor Sport Park, check Austin 7 web-site for details and entry form. 23 Austin 7 Technical Night at the clubrooms 7.30pm. Tonight it's swap meet night for your Austin or automobilia surplus spares. 27 Quarterly Luncheon which today is going to the Oakden Central cnr Fosters Roads & Hilltop Drive at Oakden. 28/29 Historic Winton hosted by the Austin 7 Club in Victoria for a weekend of interesting historic racing. June 2011 11/13 Annual Austin 7 Club Border Run to Mt Gambier where we meet up with the Victorian Club, cost is $200 per person meals and accommodation included. Please see David Searles if you would like to come along. 19 Day Run which starts at the clubrooms for breakfast, eggs, bacon, tomatoes, you name it - it'll be there for you, followed by a run in our locality. 20 Monthly Club Meeting at the clubrooms starts at 8pm, A7 spares at 7pm, please bring plate of supper to share. Please note the date of meeting due to long weekend on the previous Monday. 21 Tuesday Leisure Run to a venue in the hills somewhere between the Barossa and Victor. 26 Modern Regularity Round 4 at Mallala Motor Sport Park, check Austin 7 web-site for details and entry form. 27 Austin 7 Technical Night at the clubrooms 7.30pm. July 2011 17 Hills Luncheon going to ALMA Hotel (the bottom pub) at Willunga. We plan to meet at the Victoria Hotel Car Park Top of Taps, before departure at 9.30am heading towards Meadows for morning tea. After the break we head off towards Willunga via Kuitpo Forest arriving at the Alma Hotel ready for lunch at 12.30. A three course meal is arranged at a cost of $25 per head. The Treasurer will accept payment at May, June & July's meeting. An attendance sheet will circulate at each meeting but if you are unable to attend any meeting please advise David Searles on [email protected] if you would like to come along. August 2011 27/28 Pre-war Austin 7 run to Wallaroo staying overnight at the Sonbern Lodge Motel in the heart of Wallaroo. Details of this run will be announced at each monthly meeting along with announcements at Austin 7 Technical nights. Austin 7 Journals Page 4 April 2011 GEOFF STEPHENS K G B Car Audio Services Pty Ltd New address: 22 O.G. Road Klemzig S.A. 5087 * Car Audio * Car Radio Repairs * Alarms * Immobilisers * Hands Free Kits * Central Locking * Speed Alert * Cruise Control Phone: 8266 1488 Mobile: 0437 061 569 Fax: 8266 1588 Special Discounts to Austin 7 Club members Austin 7 Journals Page 5 April 2011 IS YOUR VEHICLE A CONDITIONALLY REGISTERED HISTORIC VEHICLE THROUGH THE AUSTIN 7 CLUB? If so, you must get your Log Book endorsed by the Club Registrar (Geoff Stephens) as soon as possible after you have paid your subscription for 2011 and also if renewing your registration, have Geoff endorse your new Registration Certificate & Log Book. The Club requests that you do NOT attend to any verification or updating of log books at Geoff’s business premises – any Austin 7 business should be carried out at the Clubrooms. Please do your part to preserve the integrity of this conditional registration system we are privileged to have through our Austin 7 Club. REVIEW OF AUSTIN 7 CLUB SA INC CONSTITUTION The Committee of the Austin 7 Club of SA Inc is reviewing the Club’s constitution and Graham Buesnel, the Secretary & Public Officer of the club; Barry Frost, Life member and David Searles, editor of the A7 Journals have agreed to carry out this task. Any member who has any suggestion of an amendment to the constitution should forward the amendment with reasons to the Secretary Austin 7 Club 262 Tapleys Hill Road Seaton by 15 May 2011. A member may request a copy of the Austin 7 Constitution from the Secretary by contacting him on 8449 4764 or email [email protected].
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