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M.A.P.S Review 1 M . A . P . S REVIEW NEWSLETTER OF MAITLAND A U T O PRESERVATION SOCIETY, SOUTH AUSTRALIA MAPS - The Historic Motor Vehicle Club of the Yorke P e n i n s u l a ” May 2018 w w w . m a p s - y p . o r g NOT THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, BUT THE 1950 ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM IV OF THE ROYAL WEDDING. See Page 12 for more details, plus a 2 MAITLAND AUTO PRESERVATION SOCIETY INC., PO BOX 86, MAITLAND SA 5573 OFFICE BEARERS for 2017-18 PRESIDENT JOE INGRAM 08 8837 3126; 0407 718 225 [email protected] VICE-PRESIDENT TREVOR CLERKE 08 8853 7191; 0422 162 204 [email protected] SECRETARY MARG BASTIAN 0417 826 703 [email protected] TREASURER ERICA ANDREWS 08 8825 3287 (H); 0418 818 247 [email protected] COMMITTEE MEMBERS RICHARD BASTIAN 0408 849 001 [email protected] TREVOR BEAN 0476 105 205 [email protected] GRANT HARVEY 0408 019776 [email protected] KEVIN KAVANAGH 08 88373 998 [email protected] MIKE OSBORNE 08 8837 3158 0427 373158 [email protected] KEITH PENHALL 08 88232999 [email protected] REGO OFFICER AND AUTHORISED PERSON KEITH PENHALL 08 8823 2999; 0417 865 697 [email protected] AUTHORISED PERSONS ROD NIXON 08 88322 537 [email protected] TREVOR CLERKE 08 8853 7191 (H) [email protected] JIM DAVIES 0417 836 994 [email protected] RICHARD DUNS 08 8837 3002 (B) [email protected] MIKE OSBORNE 08 8837 3158 [email protected] EDITOR/PUBLIC OFFICER MIKE OSBORNE 08 8837 3158 0427 373158 [email protected] EVENTS COORDINATOR RICHARD BASTIAN 0408 849 001 [email protected] NEW MEMBER OFFICER GRANT HARVEY 0408 019776 [email protected] REGALIA JOAN CORRELL 08 8853 2004 [email protected] WEB SITE & MAILING JIM SEWELL 08 8837 3826t [email protected] PATRON STEPHEN GRIFFITHS JP MP LIFE MEMBERS RON BRIGGS+ LOIS BRIGGS KEN HEINRICH HOWARD HEARD+ DON ROSE SHIRLEY ROSE+ MIKE OSBORNE MARY OSBORNE DICK PENHALL JENNY PENHALL JIM SEWELL JEAN SEWELL GENERAL MEETINGS ARE HELD THE FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH, EXCEPT JANUARY, 8PM VISITORS AND GUESTS WELCOME. VENUE IS NOW MAITLAND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE, PIONEER ROAD MAITLAND. MAPS members wishing to join other members for social discourse and a meal before the monthly meeting can ring the Yorke Valley Hotel on 8832 2422, book a place on the MAPS table and turn up around 6pm; all welcome. 3 FROM THE EDITOR thinner issue, due to a lack of event May has certainly been a month of reports on one hand and my lack of time contrasts and not simply with regards to to compile articles of my own.. the weather! Our great weekend at Victor Late item– the menu for the Handover Harbor was followed the next day by a Lunch is detailed below– looks good trip to Adelaide. This was to get a pin value. put into Mary’s big toe, so to correct a Best regards, Mike O long term issue. As well as the toe in, I asked the surgeon to adjust her track as well! That means that it’s light duties for her until the middle of June– and more duties for me, but I must not complain. It MAPS HANDOVER LUNCH just goes to illustrate to us men how SUNDAY 8TH JULY much work is taken for granted. Initially I thought that my program to get the $23.00 PER HEAD Alvis project moving might stall, but I am managing to do several jobs on the MAINS body panels at home. For those looking . Crumbed Butterfish served to remove rust and paint, a Scotch Brite with Chips, Lemon and Tar- Clean & Strip disc , P/N 07460 is highly tare recommended. Roast Turkey served with sea- The good news is that three months sonal Vegetables, Cranberry after the ignominy of two punctures on Sauce and Gravy All British Day, our Bristol 409 is back on the road. Having need of yet another . Beef Schnitzel served with Pan odd sized tyre, I decided that to get the Gravy and Chips wheels fitted with wider safety rims in . Chicken Schnitzel served with order to fit a tubeless and wider profile Pan Gravy and Chips tyre. Now the car has five newly painted and shod wheels, plus I got the electric . Homemade Beef and Mush- window lift mechanisms renewed. room Pie served with Chips If all that was not enough to get fixed, ALL MEALS INCLUDE the efforts of a mouse to perforate the THE HELP YOURSELF Alvis hood lining has seen Shannons SALAD BAR Insurance covering the repair cost, so that should, I hope be fixed in the next DESSERT month. Pam Wilton came to the rescue as . Sticky Date Pudding served regards getting a match for the material with Ice-cream and Shannons approved the quote from Tropical Fruit Salad served with local craftsman, Danny at Trim Tech, Kadina. If the job is as good as the fresh Whipped Cream Bristol retrim, I’ll be more than pleased. NAMES FOR BOOKINGS For those who actually read the WILL BE TAKEN SHORTLY newsletter, you’ll see that it’s a bit 4 5 NEW MAPS EVENT ACCOMODATION FOR MILANG CAMPOUT JANUARY 2019 Milang Caravan Park– Contact Betty on 8537 0282 3 cabins– 1 with 2 double beds and 2 with 2 singles. $90 per night 4 On site vans sleeping, 2,4 ,6 $70 per night Powered sites $30 per night. A discount will apply to a MAPS member booking on arrival. Milang Motel 8537 0090 8 Rooms Twin $85 per night, Family rooms , sleeping 3-4 $100 per night 3 nights for 2, 4 nights for 3 and a weekly rate of only $ 300. Continental breakfast included.. GET BOOKING NOW, AS ACCOMODATION WILL SOON BE BOOKED OUT FOR THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL “YESTERDAY’S POWER’ RALLY We’ve checked out the area and caravan park– very nice and host Betty will look after you. OTHER EVENTS WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS JUNE 10TH Kadina Swap Bob Willshire & Maria Owen, Meet & Show & Shine Kadina. They own a running, partially restored 1974 HJ Holden utility JULY 14-15TH Burra to Morgan Run Norm Edwards and Sarah Grant, Maitland SEPT 1ST Old Car Day at They own a 1971 HT Holden Bethany Reserve Barry Illman and Di Sparrow, SEPT 16TH Gawler Swap Meet Balgowan They own a 1965 MG B, 1946/1948 Morris 8/40 Series II E in pieces, SEPT 21-22 Port Augusta VRC’s 1948 Morris Z x 2 pickup Flinders Odessy SEPT 29TH Copper Coast Show’n Unclaimed Name Badges Shine, Kadina Oval Max Daniel SEPT 29TH Bay to Birdwood Run Adam and Sue Moss Pre 1956 vehicles Ralphy and Dianne Colliver 6 MAPS REGISTRATION A good turnout of members for the first DAY,KULPARA HALL of the two MAPS bbq rego days; this one Sunday 20th May 2018 at Kulpara and the second one in June to be at Wauraltee. The weather was chilly, Club Run Participants both inside and out, so perhaps the guys ANDREWS Erica manning the BBQ had chosen the right BASTIAN Richard & Marg job! Members anxious to get their subs BURNETT Treven paid and log books endorsed starting CHAPMAN Bev arriving just after 10AM and the business CLEARY Tony side of things looked to have wound up at CLERKE Trevor & Lyn about 1PM. DAVIES Jim The club provided a good selection of EDWARDS Margaret / FARROW cooked meats, with the members Ashley chipping in with salads and sweets. No GOODFELLOW Brenton & Jayne big hiccups on any log book processing HARVEY Grant & Sandra with Jenny Penhall on hand to record HEWISH, Alan new log books issued, Erica Andrews HICKS Bill & Di taking the unpaid subs, leaving Mike HILL Rod & Vonny Osborne and Jim Davies the easy job of HOPKINS Richard & Jacky just filling in the books. HUDSON Rick & Margaret A good number of members brought HUDSON Wade along their old vehicles thus allowing KILINGBERG Graham & Margaret some of the not so often seen to be LIDDICOAT Robert admired. LUTZE David Well done to Trevor and Lyn Clerke for MAHLO Joe & Gerry bringing up the BBQ trailer from Port MASON Kath Vincent, Richard and Marg Bastian for MITCHELL Brian & Marg the meat and beverage supplies MUDGE Ron & Pat organization and to Lindon and Dawn OSBORNE Mike Penney for arranging the excellent venue PENHALL Jenny at Kulpara Hall again. As well as the PENNEY Lindon & Dawn business side, there was a good buzz of PENNY Malcolm social chatter, making it a day to meet up REDPATH Roger & Dee with members that perhaps had not had SEWELL Jim & Jean the chance to chat for a while. SIMPSON Colin As in previous events this year, a note of SYMONDS David & Josie participants was taken, but please help WALLIS Peter & Leanne make these records accurate by ensuring WHITELAW Barb & Ivan your name(s) and the vehicle in use on WINEN Vic the day are entered on the event/run list. 7 Richard Bastian’s notes on the Kulpara Rego Day Kulpara Rego Day was a reasonable day with 53 people present and I believe that there were 20 log book registrations done and memberships paid up. Always plenty of salads and sweets laid on, which is reassuring for the caterer!! The BBQ meat also COLIN SIMPSON’S HOLDEN worked out really well. We had catered for 60. Our Treasurer, Erica indicated that there’s still about 90 members to renew membership and their vehicles, so time to remind the next meeting and Wauraltee rego day will be busy.
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