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Hot Off the Pres' MARCH 2012 Pres. Paul cuts our Birthday Cake at our Michael Livingstone Memorial Run The Coota Hoota is the official journal of the Cootamundra Antique Motor Club Inc. Articles and comments reflect the views and opinions of the contributors and are not necessarily those of the Club, its Committee or the Editor. Website: www.cootamundraantiquemotorclub.org OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2012 A FOUNDER OF THE CLUB: MICHAEL LIVINGSTONE Patrons Margaret Lamb 6942 3869 President Paul Andreatta 6942 1741 Vice President Barry Gavin 6942 1282 0488 421976 Secretary Tim O’Keeffe 6386 2164 0412 457860 Treasurer Ting O’Keeffe 6386 2164 Events Co-ordinator John Collins 6942 1496 0428 421 496 Plates Registrar Alan Thompson 6942 1181 0400 128016 Club Captain Colin Stewart 6942 1945 0428 311 724 Librarian John Collins 6942 1496 0428 421496 Keeper of Club Album Gwen Livingstone 6942 1039 0428 421039 Editor John Collins 6942 1496 0428 421496 Email: [email protected] Membership Officer John Collins 6942 1496 0428 421 496 Public Officer Warren Hopgood 6942 7465 Swap Meet Co-ordinators Barry & Lynn Gavin 6942 1282 0488 421976 Web Master John Milnes 6942 4140 0432 606293 Email : [email protected] Registration Inspectors Movement Book Malcolm Chaplin 6942 4406 Alan Thompson 6942 1181 Ray Douglas 6942 1508 Paul Andreatta 6942 1741 Alan Thompson 6942 1181 Ken McKay 6386 3526 Garry Metcalfe 6386 2012 Mark (Zeke) Loiterton 6942 1836 Kevin Jarrett 6942 2939 CLUB MERCHANDISE -- For Sale Contact Paul Andreatta Phone: 6942 1741 C.O.D Available Some items reduced in price Green Jacket: 3 small (with embroidery) -- Reduced to $20. Sloppy Joes: 1 small (no embroidery) 1 medium ( no embroidery) , 1 medium (with embroidery) All reduced to $10. Green Polo shirts: 2 medium (with embroidery) – Reduced to $5.00 Yellow Polo shirts: 1 medium (with embroidery) - $5 CAMC Club Mugs: $7.50 each Windscreen Banners: $10 each (contact Paul Andreatta to organise) Grill Badges: $30 Lapel Badge: $10 MARCH HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 03 Graham Angel 04 Barbara Armour 06 Mark & Sue Loiterton 05 Wendy Rickett 05 Geoff Armour 05 Bruce Smeaton 06 Ray Douglas If you have an anniversary or 14 Brendan McKay birthday that has not been listed 17 Lorraine Hopgood 18 Gwen Livingstone (this month or previous months), 21 Dennis King let John Collins know for future 21 Mal Chaplin reference. 21 Paul Andreatta 21 Sue Loiterton 24 Celestino Ritchie Page 2 MINUTES OF MEETING HELD AT COOTAMUNDRA – 6 February 2012. Meeting was opened by the President, Paul Andreatta, Club Captain’s Report. A “thinking of you” card was at 8:00 pm and he welcomed the members and guests. sent to Laurie Stewart. Sophie and Darren to be Married soon. MEMBERS. 32 Members as per attendance book. APOLOGIES. 8 members as per attendance book. General Business VISITORS. 3 Vote on Kelly Waring for membership was positive and a letter will be sent. The Minutes of the January Ordinary Meeting were Lots of discussion on Club Shirts etc. CONFIRMED on the Motion of T Stewart/Ken Harrison MOTION. P. Ballard/R Penn Bradly, That a colour CARRIED. report on past clothing be put in the Hoota. CARRIED. Business Arising from Minutes: Barry Told us that there would be a Torana Weekend Our Webmaster John told us that the site costs would in Cootamundra on 10th.11th March. All welcome. This be $49.50 and not $45.00. was okayed by the members. Correspondence IN. Boorowa Show and Shine cancelled. 1. Thank you card from Laurie Stewart. Paul Ballard had drafts of the Holiday Tour to S.E. 2. Highland Fair newsletter and entry form. Victoria and will try to book accommodation by April. 3. Bruce Burton. Zephyr for sale. Book late and you may miss staying with the main bunch. 4. Agenda for Australia Day in the Park. John Speechley asked if our TENT was erected on 5. Application for membership. Kelly Waring. Australia Day and the answer was in the negative. 6. Application for membership. Neil Blundell. A decision will be made in June or July on a theme for 7. Thank you from Vinnies. the Christmas Party. One suggestion was a Fairy Tale 8. Rental agreement from TAFE. Night. Correspondence OUT. Brian Morgan praised the publicity for the Birthday Nil. Run, but it was in the paper that the cars would be able to be viewed and this did not seem to happen. Invitations. th Mal Chaplin said the photos in the Hoota were 1st 1. National Trust. Riversdale. 11 March 2012. Class. 2. Australia Day Cootamundra. 26th January 2012. John Simp. needs numbers of people for morning tea 3. Truck and Commercial show. Lockhart.10.02.2012 on the Tumut Run. 15th March. – by next Meeting. 4. Morris 100 Year. Canberra. 19th/22nd April 2013. A thank you card will be sent to Robyn Absolon for the 5. Werribee Mansion/ Rose garden. 22nd Feb. 2012. Birthday Cake. For post-Birthday Run publicity in the 6. Chiltern Tourism Cancer Cruise. 15th April 2012. newspaper we need to state that the oldest Cars on the Run were a 1934 Vauxhall and a ’34 Chev. Action: That the Secretary’s report be accepted and above Invitations be accepted as NEXT MEETING will be at the Bowling Club at Harden. Club Runs and member participation Dinner 6pm meeting 8pm. Do not forget to book in for authorised. dinner if you are dining. Tim O’Keeffe/ R Penn Bradly. CARRIED. Club Trophies- Bugga Up- To Grahame Angel for running out of fuel. MUG. To Robyn for the Cake. Treasurer’s Report The Treasurer presented her written report The Meeting was CLOSED at 9.45 pm and a talk RESOLVED on the motion of Ting O’Keeffe/ around the table was held. C .Stewart, THAT the Report be Received and And Supper. Very nice again. Accounts be Approved for Payment as Received. CARRIED. Swap Meet Report. The first Meeting will be held tomorrow night at The Gavin’s. ALL WELCOME. Last call. Last newsletter Web Master. Has received favourable reports. Will . add Birthday Run photos. Can put ads on Website. MEMBERSHIP FEES for 2012 Plates Registrar. TAFE starts next Wednesday Night. Send $30 cheque made to “Cootamundra Antique Motor Club” - to Editor/ Membership and Events Coordinator. C.A.M.C. Last Hoota was 16 pages; Normallyl try to keep to 12. P.O. Box 27 Need a membership Card? See John Collins. COOTAMUNDRA 2590 Page 3 PRESIDENT’S PAR Firstly, I would like to thank and congratulate Gwen Livingstone for organising the 32nd Birthday Run incorporated with the Michael Livingstone Memorial Run. It was another huge success and is one of my favourite runs. The road in Jugiong brings back many fond memories from my truck driving days when it was a busy stretch of the Hume Highway. Now Jugiong’s a quiet boutique town of cottage industries. My first job at eighteen was doing a bread run from Cootamundra to Harden to Jugiong. In Jugiong I delivered bread to Henry and Allen General Store, the motel and all the road-house/ petrol stations along the busy stretch -- and receiving a free coffee at the Amoco Road-House when I delivered their bread. So, Jugiong has a soft spot in my heart. Our gratitude must also go to Robyn Absolon for the cake for this auspicious occasion. It was sad for me to cut the cake. It was a real work of art and you had to see it to appreciate it. A downfall for the day was the expiry of the P.A. System. I didn’t realise that the battery was flat. The sea of Historic vehicles was absolutely breathtaking and to catch up with old friends was an added bonus. So I urge any of our members who haven’t been on this run to do yourselves a favour and attend next year’s run. You won’t regret it. Much progress -- our Webmaster, John Milnes, announced that our Website is now up and running. So, log onto www.cootamundraantiquemotorclub.org and see for yourself. If you have anything of interest, please pass this on to John. This is just another service for our members and promotes our club further afield. Our re-vamped windscreen banners were well received and those with existing banners can have the picture of the wattle put on them by taking them to Walsh’s Signs. The discussions at the February Meeting in regards to the re-vamping the club’s uniforms was very interesting to hear what members say; and it was very constructive. Paul Ballard’s suggestion we appoint our foundation members (Gwen Livingstone and John Collins) to explain our green & yellow shirts was a great idea and I feel their reply in this newsletter will solve this problem before it becomes too complex. C.A.M.C. Wednesday night Workshop has commenced for another term and no doubt Alan will get a good roll-up. Take advantage of this service, enjoy each other’s company and learn more about your car at the same time. March Meeting will be at Harden Bowling Club. Do yourself a favour and have a wonderful Chinese Banquet meal there before the meeting. To book – phone Sue & Peter -- 6386 3365 evenings only, by Wednesday 1st. Also remember to bring your Historic vehicles out for this occasion. Cootamundra members meet at Mowalls -- 5.15 pm. for 5.30 departure. On Friday 30th March, 2012 - Darren Absolon and Sophie Byrne will embark on one of life’s journeys as they celebrate becoming man & wife. To Darren and Sophie, myself and the members of Cootamundra Antique Motor Club wish you all the best on your special day, knowing that this big step will be the best step you’ll ever take in your lives.
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