Studebaker Car Club of Australia
South Australia Inc

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 18TH JULY 2018

Meeting opened at 7.30pm once David had finished getting dressed

Apologies:

Ray & Carole Lamming, Graham & Jan Foale, Marty Mardiste & Margaret Clarke, Ron & Lin Broadstock, Anthony & Curtis McMahon, Maxine & Daryl Jones.

New Members: 0

Members Present : 11

June Minutes to be accepted:

Moved: Kerrin McMahon

Seconded: Bob Rischmueller

Correspondence In:

– Zilch

Correspondence Out:

 

• Email to Stude News
• Email to Lea de Groot

Presidents Report

Has been a quiet past month. There was no club run last month due to the Mid Way Meet earlier in the Month. I am happy to hear that Michael is home again with Lloyd and is on his way to recovery.

Treasurers Report

May 2018

Ray Lamming absent

Librarian:

Brenton & Meredith absent so Vic had nothing to report.

Federation Report

No report due to absence.

 National Report:

Refer to front of Stude News.

 

Past Events:

XMAS IN JULY

It was a sunny Winters morning when some members were meeting at Adelaide Airport viewing park, David, Rex and Liz, Daryl and Maxine, Bob and Judy, Trevor and Joyleen all driving their Studebakers set off for a cruise around Glenelg then along the beach front to Semaphore and then on to the

Glanville Hotel.

There we were joined by Fred and Betty (also in their Studebaker), Vic and Cheryl, and Marty and Margaret.

The Hotel Staff had prepared a real Christmas table setting, decorations, and a very warm heater all stoked up for us.

We enjoyed a delicious menu of roast beef or turkey with all the trimmings and desert of either berry cheesecake or Christmas pudding and custard.

Tinkling bells getting louder…and Santa arrived, unfortunately his pants dropped to his ankles when he got to the doorway, however he hitched them up and gave boxes of chocolates to the ladies with a ho ho here and there.

(Thank you Curtis).

We had a very enjoyable meal and get together.  Thank you to all members who attended it was a great day.

Trevor Hughes

General Business

Due to the small amount of members discussion was about anything. Bob mentioned that he had been watching a movie “The Best You Can Be” and there was a Stude in a shed. While Vic was watching “The Nut Job” with his grandchildren he saw a Studebaker in the back ground that kept driving past. He managed to get a picture of it, which he showed around.

 Cars/Parts

There seems to be a lot of Studes for sale at the moment online.

Cars/Parts for Sale

1961 Lark Cruiser L.W.B.

Autumn glow with white top, car seen at Renmark National 2017

Bare metal repaint 3 years ago

No rust, new tyres and battery

Reconditioned brakes and new B.E.bearings

REG NO: S220AZY

$14,750

BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8260 3361

1963 Lark Cruiser Auto

White, green interior, original condition always garaged, second owner, twin stainless steel exhaust system, towbar, clock, metric speedo available to be fitted 167,700 miles, six inch rims, hand brake light. Heavy duty sway bars front and rear, polished heads stainless steel valves. Spare 259 recond motor mounted on mobile steel frame trolley included in sale together with numerous spare parts

$12,000 REG 23317 Historic plates not included in sale.

Wayne Edwards, SA 0406 333 871

Meeting closed at 7:48pm

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 20TH JUNE 2018

Meeting opened at 7.30pm by Andrew Sands

Apologies:

Ray & Carole Lamming, Jan Foale, Marty Mardiste & Margaret Clarke.

New Members: Ron & Lynn Broadstock

Members Present : 22

April Minutes to be accepted:

Moved: Kerrin McMahon

Seconded: Meredith Thomas

May Minutes to be accepted:

Moved: Kerrin McMahon

Seconded: Meredith Thomas

Correspondence In:

Federation Minutes – 21^st April

• Email from Meredith in regards to Mid Way Meet
• Stude Concours – Geelong 18^th, 19^th & 20^th October 2018

Correspondence Out:

 

• Email to Stude News
• Email to Lea de Groot
• Updated details to Federation

Presidents Report

The half-way meet was a great success thanks to Meredith and her helpers.  She is a great organiser and makes it look effortless.

There were not many SA members this year however it was great to see so many Victorian members and to catch up once again and renew friendships.

Well done Meredith.

I have spoken to Lloyd Burns, who informed me that Michael is in Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery and he will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Trevor Hughes

Treasurers Report

May 2018

Ray Lamming absent

Librarian:

June Turning Wheels is in and has is on Meredith’s bookcase.

Federation Report

Marty absent. Brenton will attend next meeting in August.

 National Report:

Refer to front of Stude News.

Meredith has been looking into flying verses driving to attend the National and the cost difference. The cost with fying and driving is around the same except with driving you will also have to take extra travelling days into account and for people that still working they would be losing days. Approximate cost per couple including flights/petrol, accommodation, food and spending $3000.00

Past Events:

JAN AND GRAHAM FOALES PLACID ESTATE

Many thanks to Graham and Jan Foale for having our May outing at their holiday home on the River Murray at Placid Estate.

There was a great turn-up of members.  We met at the Stirling exchange and headed up to Strathalbyn for coffee, cakes and a chat (some of us stragglers accidently took a different route) then across punt at Wellington to Placid Estate for lunch.

Our ladies supplied a great range of salads and the men took over the BBQ. We then sat on their huge balcony which had been set up with long tables and chairs to enjoy the food, drinks and fantastic views over the river.

A storm was predicted which caused some members to leave their Studes at home in favour of x-brands, however it didn’t happen and instead was a beautifully calm afternoon enjoyed by all.

The outing was well supported by our members and thanks again to the Foales for their hospitality.

Joyleen

Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

Eight members of the SCCASA headed to Mildura on a gloomy day. Trevor and Joyleen drove via the Northern expressway whilst Graham, Jan, Brenton and Meredith headed off via the SE Freeway at 9.30am. You were lucky to see the tail lights of the cars in front of you through the densely thick fog, but the faster you went through the fog, it managed to thin out.

Daryl and Maxine had Hawk trouble so it was decided to meet them at Karoonda, which we did. Now there was a threesome. The drive was ho hum as long drives are. Our car the HT purred through the highway and did not miss a beat. The other cars did the same as we arrived to a wet soggy Mildura around 4pm that same day. We met up with Trevor and Joyleen.

Jan,Maxine  and I did a spot of shopping the Mildura Central to gather ingredients for the BBQ we were having on Sunday and the morning tea on Sunday at the Merbein Cemetery.

Once we were done it was time for our first engagement at the Eastgate Tavern for our dinner.

We met up with our Victorian members and all the chitter chatter started. The manager of the Tavern made sure everything was to our satisfactory to which it was, a very enthusiastic man made us very welcome.

I am not saying here that all ladies are not special, we are, but there were three of our lady members who have been around the Studebaker movement for many years, before they were teenagers! and it so fabulous seeing  them accompany their fathers (all in their late middle years) to this run. I speak of Cheryl whose father is James Quigley, Tina whose father is Bob Godley, and Di whose father is Phil Smith. It was just great to see these senior members come and join in.  So, thank you to Cheryl, Tina and Di for accompanying your Dads, it is so special to all of us in the Studebaker family. Tissues now put away I continue.

With day one under our belt and a good night sleep it’s up and adam early for breakfast, itineraries and maps at the ready  we now head off to Orange World for a Citrus Tour. Richard had alternator troubles and Wayne’s front grill was falling out so they stayed behind to get these little repairs sorted out. Hunter let the secret out that it was his Nanny’s BDay so Happy Birthday Lesley. Our tour began with an introduction from Lynton on how the process from getting the fruit from the tree to sorting the fruit to sending to market. A demonstration of the old timber sorting machine clunking away, still in good use over many many years. Lynton also demonstrated on how to peel an orange, peel an orange you may say !! yes but with this magic gadget it leaves the whole orange intact with the rind off. Naturally it was a great sales item and I guess most of us bought one for ourselves and one for someone we know. Then our tour with Mario began. The tour was very good but Mario was excellent, he has the gift of the gab. The three little boys Hunter, Peter and Clary just enjoyed the train ride and Mario made sure that they did. A bird in one of the orange trees whispered in Mario’s ear that there was a Birthday on board his train and being of Belgium and Italian origin, he had to stop and we all had to sing Happy Birthday Lesley. A great informative tour by Mario about citrus how to look after your citrus, even the guys have to pee on their trees to help them along. Morning tea of orange cake, orange juice, tea and coffee was served with a follow of tasting of orange blossom honey and marmalade. Many purchases were made. What a great outing.

We then headed to the Dockside Café at the Marina for lunch. Great lunch was had by all. Hunter, Peter and Clary saw big fish in the river by the dock, they were huge carp. Tina and Di found their dream boat to have their next year’s NYE party, hope I get an invite! Even though I did not realize it belonged to Sue Salter!

We all waddled out when finished not wanting to even think of any more food to eat that day.

The next function for the day was the Mildura Arts Centre. A special display on there was the ABC Play School. Showing videos of play school from the 60’s through to the recent days. There I found young Peter Andriske singing along to I’m a little teapot, around the corner was Tina, and Maxine  doing the tip me over pour me out routine. The old home really bought back on how spoilt we are today with all our mod cons. A great place for a visit. Well, the real highlight of the day was seeing our member Jan trying to organise our male drivers to position their cars around the fountain for a photo and drone shoot. We know when we organise men our right is their left and their right is our left, well to organise 10 men with right, right, left , left is impossible but to organise  1 woman  with right, right, left, left is possible in one move. I laughed until I ached, but Jan got them organized even her husband Graham who had to bring his car to the right, left, left of the fountain to be seen in the photo. Peter a new member for Victoria bought his drone along to take photos which had us all intrigued. It sounded like a huge mozzie. Thanks to Daryl, Trevor, Dave, Peter, Michael, Brenton, Graham, Peter, Mike, Di, and Gordon for getting your cars into place.

Back to our Motel for some free time and more chitter chatter and coffee.

Guess what was next, Dinner. Paris Andriske gave instructions on how the first part of Sunday was going to be run.

 

Sunday was another gloomy day although it was dry.  We headed to Merbein Cemetery to celebrate our late departed member Peter Andriske and our more recent departed members to celebrate their lives with us in the Studebaker family.

Paris gave a brief talk on his life with his Dad and his escapades and had us in laughter. Young Peter placed some flowers on his Grandfather’s grave. Tissues out again! Tea and Coffee and biscuits went down well thanks to our barista Trevor. Thanks to Marie for her home cooked chocolate balls and to others for their contributions. Peter Fitzgerald had his drone out taking photos of the cars as they were parked for a great photo shoot. From there we did our original cruise to the cemetery in reverse and drove back to our accommodation for a BBQ lunch.  The SA members got going fairly quickly to get everything organized for lunch, thanks to motel host Phil who primed the BBQ to get it hot for us all the meat was cooked in no time thanks to Trev, Brent and Daryl.

Back on the road again we headed to the Holden Museum . Maxine who is great on her parts recognition put her hand through a wall mounted pockets and feeling what is in them.  Between Maxine, Daryl and Dave they got it all sorted out. Joyleen, Di, and myself thought of something totally different! A very enjoyable outing and followed by a coffee.

Bit more free time, shopping or going to the gym, gem display as some of the members did.

Last meal of the evening at the Eastgate Tavern was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Presentation by Vic members to Mike Gardner for all his work was presented and thankyou’s to SA members for putting on a great event.

Meredith

General Business

When in Mildura the Victorian members bought up about Geelong Concourse on the 18^th, 19^th, 20^th October. They had approximately 180 cars last time. Flyers are available if anyone is interested.

Trevor thanked Graham and Jan Foale for opening up their River home for the May run. It was a great sitting on Balcony eating lunch overlooking the Murray.

Cars/Parts

Brenton knows of a guy that is looking to buy a GT Hawk, RH Drive, condition flexible. See Brenton for contact details.

Cars/Parts for Sale

1961 Lark Cruiser L.W.B.

Autumn glow with white top, car seen at Renmark National 2017

Bare metal repaint 3 years ago

No rust, new tyres and battery

Reconditioned brakes and new B.E.bearings

REG NO: S220AZY

$14,750

BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8260 3361

1963 Lark Cruiser Auto

White, green interior, original condition always garaged, second owner, twin stainless steel exhaust system, towbar, clock, metric speedo available to be fitted 167,700 miles, six inch rims, hand brake light. Heavy duty sway bars front and rear, polished heads stainless steel valves. Spare 259 recond motor mounted on mobile steel frame trolley included in sale together with numerous spare parts

$12,000 REG 23317 Historic plates not included in sale.

Wayne Edwards, SA 0406 333 871

Raffle donated by Trevor & Joyleen Hughes and won by Vic Samson – congratulations.

Meeting closed by Andrew 8:16pm

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 16TH MAY 2018

Meeting opened at 7.30pm by Andrew Sands

Apologies: Janet Sands, Marty Mardiste & Margaret Clarke.

New Members: 0

Members Present : 22 – a record

April Minutes to be accepted:

Stude News had not arrived.

Correspondence In:

Federation letter – Update details

Road Rats Hot Rod Show Flyer

Shannons Auction

Correspondence Out:

Email to Stude News

Email to Lea de Groot

Presidents Report

Have booked Christmas dinner at the Rex Hotel 1^st December @ 6pm. Christmas in July will be at the Glanville Hotel. Please refer to upcoming events. The committee have selected outings for the year as per Stude News, we hope to see even more Studebakers joing us on our outings during the year. It was nice to see Jim Quigley’s car in this month’s Turning Wheels. We welcome any suggestions for a venue for our Show Day in January.

Trevor Hughes

Treasurers Report

April 2018

Opening Balance      $3,052.00

Credits          :                   $     79.41

Debits:                    $1,505.00

Closing Balance:      $1,626.52

There are 34 financial members. 1 to come.

Moved: Ray Lamming                   Seconded: Trevor Hughes

Librarian:

May Turning Wheels is in and has been borrowed already which is good to see.

Federation Report

Marty absent but did attend last meeting.

 National Report:

Refer to front of Stude News.

Ray mentioned the National website is good to look at. There are Maps worth looking at.

Past Events:

JAN AND GRAHAM FOALES PLACID ESTATE

Write up will be included in next Stude News as we missed the deadline.

Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

Write up will be included in next Stude News as we missed the deadline.

General Business

Ray received the new Conditional Rego book in the mail. Thank you to Graham Foale.

SMASA are looking to employ someone to handle the influx due to Conditional Rego. Anthony mentioned that you have to pay an extra $35.00 on top of yearly membership if you want to go on the scheme through SMASA.

Rex mentioned that he attended the Chrome and Coffee morning and it was jammed packed.

Wayne asked if anyone has noticed on their Renewal Registration paper if their car is listed as Pink? He asked at the Motor Reg and they said that all cars on the Scheme are listed as pink. No one had noticed.

Cars/Parts

Bob asked if anyone knew any contacts that would be interested in Ford parts. He is trying to help out a friend. A few numbers were give to him.

Cars/Parts for Sale

1961 Lark Cruiser L.W.B.

Autumn glow with white top, car seen at Renmark National 2017

Bare metal repaint 3 years ago

No rust, new tyres and battery

Reconditioned brakes and new B.E.bearings

REG NO: S220AZY

$14,750

BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8260 3361

 

1963 Lark Cruiser Auto

White, green interior, original condition always garaged, second owner, twin stainless steel exhaust system, towbar, clock, metric speedo available to be fitted 167,700 miles, six inch rims, hand brake light. Heavy duty sway bars front and rear, polished heads stainless steel valves. Spare 259 recond motor mounted on mobile steel frame trolley included in sale together with numerous spare parts

$12,000 REG 23317 Historic plates not included in sale.

Wayne Edwards, SA 0406 333 871

 

Raffle donated by Trevor & Joyleen Hughes and won Curtis McMahon – congratulations.

Meeting closed at 8:15pm

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 18TH APRIL 2018

Meeting opened at 7.30pm by Trevor Hughes

Apologies:

Anthony & Curtis McMahon, David Trembath, Ross,Janet & Andrew Sands and Jan Foale.

New Members: 0

Members Present : 19

March AGM Minutes to be accepted:

Moved: Meredith Thomas              Seconded: Carole Lamming

Correspondence In:

• Email from Rex Hotel
• Email from Ross Sands
• RAA Motor Magazine
• Shannons Auction

Correspondence Out:

• Email to Stude News
• Email to Rex Hotel
• Email to Lea de Groot

Presidents Report

I would like to welcome members to our 2018 meetings and outings. We enjoy the usual Studebakers who attend our outings and would like to see many more Stude’s coming along as a way of promoting our club. The committee put a lot of time and effort to get us together and it would be rewarding for them also to see more members and vehicles along.

Kerrin has the website going and would welcome any input to make it more interesting for all. Also she can put photo’s of cars for sale etc if anyone is interested.

Trevor Hughes

Treasurers Report

March 2018

Opening Balance      $2,892.89

                                                  Credits          :                   $   537.22

                                                  Debits:                    $    378.00

                                                  Closing Balance:      $3,052.00

There are 34 financial members.

Thank you to Daryl Jones for updating new membership form to include email address and Clubs EFT details.

Moved: Ray Lamming                   Seconded: Trevor Hughes

Librarian:

Nothing to report. April Turning Wheels has not arrived as yet.

Federation Report

No updates as yet. Next meeting is on Saturday night.

National Report:

Refer to front of Stude News.

Past Events:

MCLAREN VALE VINTAGE & CLASSIC RUN APRIL 22ND

Sunday dawned a superb Autumn morning as we stormed up to the top of taps to meet our fellow Studes. Stormed being a relative term, it is uphill. We travelled down the old South Rd amongst many other entrants to arrive at Serafinos Winery where hundreds were already assembled. Lined up for a bacon and egg sandwich but unfortunately there was no bacon! Apparently the ordering was left to a male. That’ll teach em.  The paddock filled up quickly with over 500 vehicles gleaming in the morning sun under a clear sky. Two old biplanes doing circuits overhead added to the spectacle.

At 11am we moved out and travelled down the main street of Mclaren Vale, and as in previous years the street was lined with thousands of spectators with many more lovely old cars parked along the route. A very knowledgeable chap on the back of a ute with a microphone had something to say about every car that passed . This certainly added to the events credibility and was a great help to the spectators, especially those pointing at the bullet nose with the all too familiar “what is it ? “

Once out of town we drove to Doc Adams Winery, only 15 minutes away. We shared the shady lawned area with Rileys, Jags and other assorted “British machinery”. The winery provided each car with a nice pack of local cheese, dip, pate and crackers and one drink of choice. Last year we bought our lunch as I recall. We all purchased a bottle of something to wash it down.  Maxine and Darryl produced a large fruit platter to finish off.

A lone Guitar player provided unobtrusive background music to add to the enjoyment.

There was plenty of interest in our cars by other entrants and the public. David Trembath attracted extra special attention from two delightful young ladies who insisted on having their photos taken with him and his. He was last seen swapping phone numbers and trying to convince them that the rego on his car “STUD 57” was in fact his age. I’m not sure how that went!!

I think it was about 4 pm when we eventually packed up and headed home, it was quite a warm afternoon but all our cars performed well.

Thanks to Maxine, Darryl, David, Dean ,Shirley and our other friends and family who dropped in to make the afternoon a lovely social occasion. It is a great event to enter, it’s not expensive, it’s not far from home and it has the best exposure to the public of all our outings. It is certainly worth doing.

Graham and Jan Foale

General Business

Trevor asked who would like to judge at National. Marty put up his hand.

Rex Hotel meal deals do not apply to people eating in Sully’s room as we do not pay a hire fee. Senior meals are available.

Trevor asked for ideas for monthly Stude runs. Suggestions given:

Kingston House

Adelaide Jail

Rocking Horse

Mannum Falls

Port Pirie weekend run

Kadina – Copper triangle festival

Weekend run to South Coast or Yorke

Xmas in July

Mannum/Murray Bridge run

Trevor pulled his application out for Semaphore Road fair – worried we would not get enough Studes.

Cars/Parts

Trevor’s Avanti Wire Wheels are on

Cars/Parts for Sale

1961 Larg Cruiser L.W.B.

Autumn glow with white top, car seen at Renmark National 2017

Bare metal repaint 3 years ago

No rust, new tyres and battery

Reconditioned brakes and new B.E.bearings

REG NO: S220AZY

$14,750

BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8260 3361

1964 Studebaker Daytona Hardtop 2 Door,

R.1. Project

259 V8, T10 Borg Warner, Finned brakes all round, 44 Diff, R1 Carbie, Tacho, 160mph Speedo, 4 barrel Carby, 5 blade viscous fan. Duco is Dark Blue Iridescent (Strato Blue) R1 badges, RH drive Conversion, Engineered inspected and passed. As seen at Renmark 2017

This was a bare metal restoration in 2008

Spare 289 Police motor

Reg No: DAYT64

$26,000 ono

Brenton Thomas 0414 364 732

Raffle donated by Trevor & Joyleen Hughes and won Daryl Jones – congratulations.

Meeting closed at 8:05pm

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGM MINUTES OF MEETING 21st March 2018

Meeting opened by Brenton Thomas

 Apologies: Rex Brown

Members Present:  21 and Curtis

.April AGM 2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas

 Seconded: Trevor Hughes

 Correspondence In:

• Turning Wheels – March
• Federation newsletter and letter regarding Log Books to Ray Lamming, re revised Log Book Procedures,
• Elysian Systems – Lea de Groot, Web site invoice
• Shannons Auction online Bidding
• Brett Hampson re Judging for National

 Correspondence Out:

• Stude News
• Emails to Victoria regarding Mildura Meet
• Emails sent to Mildura Plaza Motel re Accommodation,
• Email to Railway Museum, Mildura
• Phone calls to The Gateway Tavern, Mildura for meal arrangements,
• Emails to Richard Salter and Marie Judd regarding Vic members who will be attending Mildura.

 President’s Report

 I would like to thank all the Committee and members this year for their support in attending meetings and organizing functions. Each month this year we have had something to participate in.

Trying to balance north and south for outings is a challenge and the starts of our functions are a challenge also, too early for some!!

Before I forget a big thank you to Kerrin for getting our Web site alive and active, not an easy job to do but looks great so thank you Kerrin.

I would like to especially thank Meredith for her valued input and hardwork, also Ray Lamming and his many hats that helps steer the club.

I would like to wish the new committee all the best for 2018-2019

Brenton Thomas

 Treasurers Report

March 2018

Opening Balance: $2,241.20

Income:                  $  741.69

Expenses:              $     90.00

Balance:               $ 2,892.89

 32 members renewed, 2 cheques in the mail.

20 members on historic registration

 Discussion on $’s to run the club, Ray responded

Update registration forms to include banking details, email addresses, and website address.

Ray thanked members for their help with memberships this year, makes his job easier.

 Moved Ray Lamming Seconded  Vic Samson

 Auditor’s Report:

Move to be accepted Ray Lamming Seconded Trevor Hughes

Chris Lamming

 Librarian:

• Turning Wheels February and March  2018 (New format)
• Missing Turning Wheels for January, please return next meeting and Turning Wheels for 2017 some are missing in my absence.

 Federation:

Nothing to report

 National  Report:

 Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

 General Business:

A quick discussion regarding email from Brett Hampson: re originality for National Meets.

• Basically not had originality for 30 years at a National.
• Never had a class for originality,
• Take off points for non originality,
• Finding judges to judge originality is a challenge, as most members who have the knowledge are in their senior years.

Brenton declared all positions vacant and asked  Graham Foale to chair the elections and declared all positions opened for the voting of the 2018/2019 Committee.

 NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT:

Trevor Hughes nominated

 by Meredith Thomas, Seconded Marty Mardiste, and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR VICE PRESIDENT:

Brenton Thomas nominated

 Carole Lamming, Seconded Vic Samson, and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR SECRETARY:

 Kerrin McMahon  nominated by  Carole Lamming, Seconded

 Meredith Thomas , and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR TREASURER:

 Ray Lamming nominated by Trevor Hughes, Seconded

 Brenton Thomas, and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR LIBRARIAN:

Vic Samson nominated by Carole Lamming, Seconded

 Ray Lamming, and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR 2 COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

 Graham Foale nominated by Daryl Jones, Seconded

 Trevor Hughes, and  carried

 Daryl Jones  nominated by Daryl Jones , Seconded

 Trevor Hughes, and carried

 NOMINATIONS FOR FEDERATION REP:

Marty Mardiste nominated by Brenton Thomas,

 Seconded Vic Samson, and carried.

 MOST VALUABLE MEMBER:

 Meredith Thomas

 MOST ENJOYABLE OUTING FOR 2017/2018

 Jan and Graham Foale for the May run to Placid Estates for BBQ.

 President thanked the members who took on the positions as Committee for their enthusiasm and looks forward to a very productive year.

 New Committee meeting was held after the meeting.

 Coming Events

 22^nd April 2018 (Car Display)

McLaren Vale Vintage Classic 2018

Meeting at Victoria Hotel O’ Halloran Hill at 9.00am. Travel down to McLaren Vale together and enter together at the Serafino Winery on Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Vale.

Meredith will have registration forms during the year when they are online for members or download at www.vintageandclassic.com.au/ You must register to participate.

 20th May  2018

 BBQ at the holiday home of Jan and Graham Foale at Placid Estate Wellington East on Sandpiper Rd,

 Ladies please bring BBQ meat, a salad and a sweet to share.

 Meeting at the Crafers Interchange bus stop just off the SE Freeway at 9.30am.

PLEASE NOTE: When leaving the interchange we TURN LEFT then right around the roundabout and exit to freeway.

 From there we will head along the freeway and exit the freeway at Mt Barker. RH over the bridge into Mt Barker and head for the Strathalbyn on to the Wellington Rd. We will have a loo break opposite the bakery for morning tea before heading towards Langhorne Creek to the Wellington Ferry

 Friday 8th , Saturday 9^th, Sunday 10^th June 2018

 Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

The Mildura Memorial Midway Meet is underway and I am happy to advise that we have booked a revisit not only to Mildura but also the Mildura Plaza Motor Inn who are very happy to look after our accommodation.

The rooms are available for all sorts of numbers and a continental breakfast for the room has been donated with the group booking.

Marie Judd and Ray Lamming are the Contact points in each State and can assist with enquiries although at this stage all you need to do is make your reservation and get a room.

Please mention the Studebaker Midway Meet when doing your booking.

The email address for the Motel is: info@milduraplaza.com.au

Phone no: 03 5021 1155

 Sandy Bock is looking forward to hearing from you.

We also look forward to hearing from as many members as possible to make this Memorial Meet yet another enjoyable long weekend.

 Brenton and Meredith Thomas 0412 985 209 (M)

 Past Events    

Seven of us travelled to Renmark for the Rock and Roll festival. Ray and Carole, Ron (Carole’s brother) Daryl and Maxine and Brenton and Meredith.

 Weather was great for travelling. We all met up and decided on what we will be doing on the Friday. Of course if you know us there are is always alcohol and nibbles available. There was a bit shopping on Friday afternoon, coffee etc.

 The main day was Saturday where there were market stalls, classic cruise run to Berri for the enthusiasts around 50 cars and a great deal of wandering around and listening to Rock n Roll music, being entertained by the local dancers.

 It was a great weekend, but I am sorry to say that is all I have to report as a deal was done that what was said and done stays with those who attended.

 Meredith

 WHEELING AND DEALING

 1961 LARK CRUISER L.W.B.

 autumn glow with white top, car seen at Renmark national 2017

bare metal repaint 3 years ago

no rust, new tyres and battery

reconditioned brakes and new b.e.bearings 14-750

reg no: s220azy

 Bob Rischmueller  08 8 260 3361

 1964 Studebaker Daytona Hardtop 2 Door,

R.1. Project

259 V8, T10 Borg Warner, Finned brakes all round, 44 Diff, R1 Carbie, Tacho, 160mph Speedo, 4 barrel Carby, 5 blade viscous fan. Duco is Dark Blue Iridescent (Strato Blue) R1 badges, RH drive Conversion, Engineered inspected and passed. As seen at Renmark 2017

This was a bare metal restoration in 2008

Spare 289 Police motor

 $26,000 ono

Brenton Thomas 0414 364 732

 Door prize won by Meredith Thomas donated from Ray and Carole Lamming

 Raffle prize won by Brenton Thomas donated from Meredith Thomas J

Meeting closed  at 8.30pm

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 21st February 2018

Meeting opened by Andrew Sands.

Brenton introduced Roger Bowman visitor to the meeting who has a 1925 Standard Six.

 Apologies: Wayne Edwards, Vic Samson, Joyleen Hughes.

 Members Present: 21

 January 2018 Minutes:  Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Trevor Hughes

 Correspondence In:

Shannon Motor Auction for Feb 2018

 Correspondence Out:

Stude News

 President’s Report:

To create a club we need to have proactive members.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the current committee for all their work this last year. Thankyou to members who have made time to organise our runs. Thank you to the members who participated.  

A reminder that you CANNOT drive your historic vehicle unless it has been stamped signed logbook with current membership.

 Our AGM is on the 21^st March so please come along, join in, we would love further participation from all members.

 President Brenton Thomas

 Treasurers Report

 Jan 2018

Opening Balance: $1,817.03

Income:                  $  474.17  Membership and Interest     

Expenses:              $    50.00 Membership to SMASA

Balance:               $ 2,241.20

 Memberships paid are 22 out of 33.

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Jan Foale

 Librarian:

• Turning Wheels January 2018,

 Federation: Due to illness no report

 National Coordinator: Refer to the updates in Stude News

 Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

 

• As of Jan 2018, 6 couples from SA going to Toowoomba ( Please note in your numbers from SA that Trevor and Joyleen Hughes were missed out)

 General Business

Roger spoke on his 1925 where it is connected to his father who lived at Lameroo, and the 1925 car participated in completion with the local Essex in the bomb trials during WW11 at Bone Hill.  It was originally purchased in Adelaide from Mildura.

Dr Magic fingers Marty has been giving Roger some mechanic help, but the car is mainly in good order and now resides in McLaren Flat.

 Trevor Hughes contact the Semaphore Fair organizers to include our Studebakers in the fair for our Show Day as January is getting far too hot. Trevor mentioned that there were a number of novelties that would suit the women ie get rid of them!!!

A quick consensus at the meeting responded a favourable decision and Trevor will take our interest further. Date for this will be Sunday Nov 25^th.

 PAST EVENTS:

 Coming Events

AGM is on the 21^st March

 16^th and 17^th March (Fri and Sat)

Rock n Roll at Renmark

6 rooms have been booked, ground floor units where we had the National Meet.

If you intend ongoing please speak to either Ray Lamming or Brenton Thomas to make sure you are accommodated. 3 couples going.

 Please remember SA Election weekend, so get yourself organized.

 25^th March NOW CANCELLED

Vist to the Desalination Plant at O’Sullivans Beach

 22^nd April 2018 (Car Display)

McLaren Vale Vintage Classic 2018

Meeting at Victoria Hotel O’ Halloran Hill at 9.00am. Travel down to McLaren Vale together and enter together at the Serafino Winery on Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Vale.

Meredith will have registration forms during the year when they are online for members or download at www.vintageandclassic.com.au/ You must register to participate.

This is a great day we get designated to a winery where we can purchase lunch and wine. Enjoy the music and just enjoy the day.

 Registration Forms are now ready for download, if you require one I will bring them next meeting. Just let me know.

 May 20th Sunday Jan and Graham Foales Placid Estate

 BBQ at the holiday home at Wellington East on Sandpiper Rd,

Ladies please bring BBQ meat, a salad to share or a sweet (discussions at the next meeting

Meeting at the Crafers Interchange bus stop just off the SE Freeway at 10.00am. From there we will head along the freeway and exit the freeway at Mt Barker. RH over the bridge into Mt Barker and head for the Strathalbyn  on to the Wellington Rd.

We will have a loo break opposite the bakery for morning tea before heading towards Langhorne Creek to the Wellington Ferry.

 Friday 8th , Saturday 9^th, Sunday 10^th June 2018

 Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

The Mildura Memorial Midway Meet is underway and I am happy to advise that we have booked a revisit not only to Mildura but also the Mildura Plaza Motor Inn who are very happy to look after our accommodation.

The rooms are available for all sorts of numbers and a continental breakfast for the room has been donated with the group booking.

Marie Judd and Ray Lamming are the Contact points in each State and can assist with enquiries although at this stage all you need to do is make your reservation and get a room.

Please mention the Studebaker Midway Meet when doing your booking.

The email address for the Motel is: info@milduraplaza.com.au

Phone no: 03 5021 1155

 Sandy Bock is looking forward to hearing from you.

We also look forward to hearing from as many members as possible to make this Memorial Meet yet another enjoyable long weekend.

 Brenton and Meredith Thomas

 CARS and PARTS

 1961 LARK CRUISER L.W.B.

AUTUMN GLOW WITH WHITE TOP, CAR SEEN AT RENMARK NATIONAL 2017

BARE METAL REPAINT 3 YEARS AGO

NO RUST, NEW TYRES AND BATTERY

RECONDITIONED BRAKES AND NEW B.E.BEARINGS 14-750

REG NO: S220AZY

 BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8 260 3361

 1964 Studebaker Daytona Hardtop 2 Door,

R.1. Project

259 V8, T10 Borg Warner, Finned brakes all round, 44 Diff, R1 Carbie, Tacho, 160mph Speedo, 4 barrel Carby, 5 blade viscous fan. Duco is Dark Blue Iridescent (Strato Blue) R1 badges, RH drive Conversion, Engineered inspected and passed. As seen at Renmark 2017

This was a bare metal restoration in 2008

Spare 289 Police motor

 $26,000 ono

Brenton Thomas 0414 364 732

 Lucky Door prize drawn by Betty Jones and won by Jan Foale

 $20 dinner voucher draw for next meeting won by Carole Lamming

 Meeting closed by Andrew 8.05pm

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 17^th January 2018

Meeting opened by President, introducing guest speaker Mick Shacke from The Tread Shed, Daws Rd, St Mary’s to talk on tyres. Laurie Leonard who has 47,48  cars to sell on behalf of his neice.

Apologies: Vic Samson, Marty Mardiste, Margie Clark, David Trembath,

Members Present: 14

November  2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Graham Foale

No meeting held in December.

Correspondence In:

• Turning Wheels December 2017
• Studebaker Drivers Club Inc, re Life Membership of Club.
• Veteran and Vintage for 13^th Cousin Jack Rally 13^th April,

 

• Correspondence Out:
• Stude News for January 2018
• Email to SDC re Life Membership

President’s Report

Welcome back to a new year. We start off with our Show and Shine this coming weekend, and hope to see many of you there. Registrations are paid, log books signed etc. Thanks to Ray who gives his time as our Registrar. Thanks to Trev and Joy for organizing. We are hoping for a very active year from all our members your participation helps us all to keep on as a club.

AGM is on the 21^st March

President Brenton Thomas

Treasurers Report

Dec 2017

Opening Balance: $1816.89

Income:                  $         .14

Expenses:              $

Balance:               $ 1817.03

Membership renewals will be posted out this week so by next meeting you should all have them.

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Trevor Hughes

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels December2017,

Federation:

Marty away battling once again Ross River and shingles.

National Coordinator: Refer to the updates in Stude News

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

• Trevor asked to check the Eastgate for his accommodation re Meredith sent him email but to check.
• As of Jan 2018, 6 couples from SA going to Toowoomba

Guest Speaker Mick Shacke gave a talk on how to read a tyre for safety and suitability. The life span of a tyre even if it is low mileage on aged tyres (10years+) can fracture and split apart due to the compound that they are made with.

Questions were raised to Mick from members.

Thank Mick a very informative talk.

General Business

• Laurie discussed the cars 47 and 48 he has at Tanunda, for further information contact Brenton.
• Jim@ Studebaker national has taken over from Ed Reynolds,
• Discussion on Stude Parks Queensland is no more,
• Graham mentioned 1958 Ford Ute?

PAST EVENTS:

Show Day

This year our Show Day was held at a park near the sea at North Haven.

We pitched our Club marquee and set our chairs amongst the lovely old pine trees.

It was expected to be 35 degrees but with the sea breeze and shade of the trees it was quite cool and pleasant.

Ten beautiful Studes and 3 X-cars were parked side by side facing Lady Gowrie Drive and attracted a lot of attention from people and cars passing by.

We welcomed new members Jason, Kelly and daughter Maggie in their very nice Valiant Wagon.

Also visitors, Kerry, Bob and Judy’s daughter who had just flown in from Melbourne to be with us, and Ron and Linda Broadstock past members, in their newly acquired 63 Hawk.

The raffle, a huge tub of car cleaning products was drawn by Ray Lamming and won by Daryl Jones.

We enjoyed picnic lunches and good conversation amongst a great bunch of people.

I would like to thank all members who came along and made it such a pleasant day.

Trevor

Thank you to Trevor and Joy for organizing our Show and Shine Day, great venue, good weather.

Coming Events

25^th February

President’s Family Day Picnic

Providing the day is not over 36° we will have an early breakfast picnic @ 9.00am.

Where: Mitcham Reserve at Mitcham. Parking on the Northern Side in Normans Walk (20 car parks) are available there, if you miss out a little further south is Evans Ave, there are about 16 parks, on the same side of the road across the creek, with a walk access over the bridge.

After breakfast we will go on a cruise providing it is not too hot. Try to be there early to get a good spot, it is a very popular venue.

Brenton: 0414 364 732

16^th and 17^th March (Fri and Sat)

Rock n Roll at Renmark

6 rooms have been booked, ground floor units where we had the National Meet.

If you intend ongoing please speak to either Ray Lamming or Brenton Thomas to make sure you are accommodated. 3 couples going.

Please remember SA Election weekend, so get yourself organized.

25^th March

Vist to the Desalination Plant at O’Sullivans Beach

Marty is organizing this event so more information is coming

22^nd April 2018 (Car Display)

McLaren Vale Vintage Classic 2018

Meeting at Victoria Hotel O’ Halloran Hill at 9.00am. Travel down to McLaren Vale together and enter together at the Serafino Winery on Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Vale.

Meredith will have registration forms during the year when they are online for members or download at www.vintageandclassic.com.au/ You must register to participate.

This is a great day we get designated to a winery where we can purchase lunch and wine. Enjoy the music and just enjoy the day.

 

Registration Forms are now ready for download, if you require one I will bring them next meeting. Just let me know.

Friday 8th , Saturday 9^th, Sunday 10^th June 2018

Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

The Mildura Memorial Midway Meet is underway and I am happy to advise that we have booked a revisit not only to Mildura but also the Mildura Plaza Motor Inn who are very happy to look after our accommodation.

The rooms are available for all sorts of numbers and a continental breakfast for the room has been donated with the group booking.

Marie Judd and Ray Lamming are the Contact points in each State and can assist with enquiries although at this stage all you need to do is make your reservation and get a room.

Please mention the Studebaker Midway Meet when doing your booking.

The email address for the Motel is: info@milduraplaza.com.au

Phone no: 03 5021 1155

Sandy Bock is looking forward to hearing from you.

We also look forward to hearing from as many members as possible to make this Memorial Meet yet another enjoyable long weekend.

Ray Lamming

CARS and PARTS

1961 LARK CRUISER L.W.B.

AUTUMN GLOW WITH WHITE TOP, CAR SEEN AT RENMARK NATIONAL 2017

BARE METAL REPAINT 3 YEARS AGO

NO RUST, NEW TYRES AND BATTERY

RECONDITIONED BRAKES AND NEW B.E.BEARINGS 14-750

REG NO: S220AZY

BOB RISCHMUELLER  08 8 260 3361

Lucky Door prize won by Judy.  Kindly donated by Ray and Carole

$20 dinner voucher draw for next meeting won by Fred Jones drawn by Ray L

Meeting closed.

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 15TH NOVEMBER 2017

Meeting opened by President at 7.35pm

Apologies: Marty Mardiste and Margie Clark, Vis Samson, Graham and Jan Foale, John & Jenny Edingdon,

Members Present: 14

October  2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Trevor Hughes

Correspondence In:

• New email address for Stude News: editor@studebakercarclub.net

Or secretary@studebakercarcalub.net

• Vic Club re Concourse Success from Mike Pink
• TW October
• Fed News and handout about seatbelts.
• Enthusiasts Motor Insurance

Correspondence Out:

 

• Stude News
• Email to Kerrin McMahon for the website

 

President’s Report

Thank you to those members who have been attending the meetings and more importantly participating  on the runs. Thank you to Trevor and Joyleen who have organized the last couple of runs it is greatly appreciated. Our xmas dinner is being held in Sully’s Bar and like last year we hoping for it to be a success. Kris Kringle for something different should be a bit of fun.

After Xmas once again Trevor and Joyleen have put their energies in securing our Show and Shine venue at North Haven this year. So bring with you everything that you would require on a picnic. We ask that you get there early so we can secure our carparking in a public area. Not forgetting Ray Lamming does the logs books on this day and you the member knows what is required.

To all our members, families and friends of our club I wish you all the best for Xmas and have a Happy New Year and see you at the next meeting on January 17^th 2018

President Brenton Thomas

Treasurers Report

Oct 2017

Opening Balance: $1751.18

Income:                  $        . 15 interest

Expenses:              $ 50.42 membership fees

Balance:               $ 1801.75

Two new members:

Jason Spencer and Scott Thomas

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Trevor Hughes

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels October 2017,

Federation:

Next meetings on the: 25^th November

National Coordinator: Refer to the updates in Stude News

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

• Trevor asked to check the Eastgate for his accommodation re Meredith sent him email but to check.
• As of Nov 2017, 6 couples from SA going to Toowoomba

General Business

• Motor Vehicle Dept:

Left Hand Drive cars you must have your letter of compliance in your glove box

• Re discussion on handout about seatbelts.

 

PAST EVENTS:

Hot Rodders at Strathalbyn 19^th October 2017

What looked like being a real sluggish day actually turned out to be a very enjoyable event.

The only staters at Crafers Bus interchange were the Jones and Lamming vehicles who thought that was it. When we arrive at the Memorial oval at Strath we were joined by David Trembath, Denis Nitschke and Shirley, Rex and Elizabeth Brown plus our old members Lyn and Ron Braodstock. We then all had a gasbag and enjoyed viewing over a hundred magnificent modified vehicles. Very sorry I left the camera home.

The event is a must for next year so keep the third Sunday in October free as they will definitely repeat this successfully attended event.

19^th November

PICNIC DAY IN BAROSSA – Trevor Hughes

On a beautiful sunny morning, expected top of 30degrees,

we met on Port Wakefield Road at the Caltex Service Station and cruised up to the Northern Freeway through Tanunda, Nuriootpa to Angaston where we set up in the Memorial Park in the heart of the town under lovely shady trees near a running brook to have our picnic lunch.

Attending were Ray and Carole Lamming, Fred and Betty Jones, Bob and Judy Reischmueller, David Trembath and Bette, Brenton Thomas, Lloyd and Michael Burns, Trevor and Joyleen Hughes.

Luckily for the rest of us, the only person the mosquitoes took too was Ray Lamming.  Poor Ray was icing his lumps down and had to sit in the sun.

Studebakers in attendance were, Brenton’s Daytona, Bob’s Lark, Fred’s Hawk, Lloyd’s Lark, Trev’s Avanti.

After lunch we travelled to Laughing Jack Winery at Marananga where the owners  Shawn and Briony Kalleske gave us a tour of their winery, told us their family story and history in the area going back to the mid 1800’s.   Shawn explained about the growing and blending involved and we were able to taste the many varieties they produce.  It was very relaxed and enjoyable.

Many members bought and took samples home.

After taking some photos of our cars we meandered home after a very pleasant outing catching up with our members.

Thank you to Trevor and Joyleen and Kerrin for the report and photos.

Coming Events

21^st January 2018

Show and Shine

North Haven, Lady Gowrie Drive past the Police Academy 1km drive, car park is on the left, children’s playground and public toilet. Bring with you a picnic lunch, attendance from 9.00am This is a popular place in January so please be early so we can have all the Studebakers together before the public park their brand x’s

Trevor is Chief Marshall for this event AND IS REQUESTING COMMITTEE TO BE THERE BETWEEN 7AM AND 8AM TO HOLD POSITIONS IN THE CARPARK.

25^th February

President’s Family Day Picnic  FURTHER INFORMATION WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE JANUARY MEETING.

Providing the day is not over 36° we will have an early breakfast picnic @ 9.00am.

Where: Mitcham Reserve at Mitcham. Parking on the Northern Side in Normans Walk (20 car parks) are available there, if you miss out a little further south is Evans Ave, there are about 16 parks, on the same side of the road across the creek, with a walk access over the bridge.

After breakfast we will go on a cruise providing it is not too hot. Try to be there early to get a good spot, it is a very popular venue.

Brenton: 0414 364 732

16^th and 17^th March (Fri and Sat)

Rock n Roll at Renmark

6 rooms have been booked, ground floor units where we had the National Meet.

If you intend ongoing please speak to either Ray Lamming or Brenton Thomas to make sure you are accommodated.

25^th March

Vist to the Desalination Plant at O’Sullivans Beach

Marty is organizing this event so more information is coming

22^nd April 2018 (Car Display)

McLaren Vale Vintage Classic 2018

Meeting at Victoria Hotel O’ Halloran Hill at 9.00am. Travel down to McLaren Vale together and enter together at the Serafino Winery on Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Vale.

Meredith will have registration forms during the year when they are online for members or download at www.vintageandclassic.com.au/ You must register to participate.

This is a great day we get designated to a winery where we can purchase lunch and wine. Enjoy the music and just enjoy the day.

Registration Forms are now ready for download, if you require one I will bring them next meeting. Just let me know.

Friday 8th , Saturday 9^th, Sunday 10^th June 2018

Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

The Mildura Memorial Midway Meet is underway and I am happy to advise that we have booked a revisit not only to Mildura but also the Mildura Plaza Motor Inn who are very happy to look after our accommodation.

The rooms are available for all sorts of numbers and a continental breakfast for the room has been donated with the group booking.

Marie Judd and Ray Lamming are the Contact points in each State and can assist with enquiries although at this stage all you need to do is make your reservation and get a room.

Please mention the Studebaker Midway Meet when doing your booking.

The email address for the Motel is: info@milduraplaza.com.au

Phone no: 03 5021 1155

Sandy Bock is looking forward to hearing from you.

We also look forward to hearing from as many members as possible to make this Memorial Meet yet another enjoyable long weekend.

Ray Lamming

CARS and PARTS

Curtis Car Update

Current update is the bonnet is sandblasted and undercoated.

Meeting closed 8.25pm

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 18TH OCTOBER 2017

Meeting opened by President at 7.28pm

Apologies: Marty Mardiste and Margie Clark, Bob and Judy Rischmueller, David Trembath, Joyleen Hughes, Anthony McMahon, John and Jenny Edginton, and Vic Samson.

Members Present: 15

September  2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Daryl Jones

Correspondence In:

• New email address for Stude News: editor@studebakercarclub.net Or secretary@studebakercarcalub.net

Correspondence Out:

Stude News

Email to Kerrin McMahon for the website

President’s Report

Spring has sprun and here comes summer to enjoy being out in our Studebakers. I must apologise that Meredith and I will not be out in ours hopefully on the Barossa outing in November due to putting Meredith’s Mum’s home ready for the realestate market.

So members please come and support your fellow member who have put in the time to prepare and organise venues for you to visit. The Barossa run organised by Trevor is going to be a beauty.

Our Xmas Dinner is being held here in Sully’s room. Chris Crinkle of a gift of $10 each, men to purchase for men and women to purchase for women. Wrap them in xmassy paper and put them in the baskets when you arrive. Next meeting we will be asking you if you will be attending. For those who cannot make the next meeting please give Meredith a call on 0412 985 209 and let her know of your attendance. The tables are set up for us and the catering we also need to know numbers.

We do not want to have a schmozzle that we have not allowed for you to come and enjoy the evening.

President Brenton Thomas

Treasurers Report

Sept 2017

Opening Balance: $2318.01

Income:                  $        .17 interest

Expenses:              $ 567.00 memberships

Balance:               $ 1751.18

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Rex Brown

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels Aug 2017,

Federation:

Next meetings on the: 25^th November

National Coordinator:

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

• Trevor asked to check the Eastgate for his accommodation re Meredith sent him email but to check.
• As of Sept 2017, 6 couples from SA going to Toowoomba
• A route has been organised by Ray for the journey to Toowoomba. via Oodnadatta, Finke, Back of Burke, then onto Tenderfield to Toowoomba, should be a great trip, hope you can join us.

General Business

• Trevor informed us that you need to have a minimum of 6 months before expiry on your passport these days.
• SMASA membership a portion of membership is donated to charities.
• For those members who go back to the dark ages an old member from SA, Victora has come back to Adelaide Geoff Steel is his name, he orignally came from Canada and has spent quite awhile here in Aust. Great to catch up with him if you have his phone number please pass ours onto him – Meredith
• Ross Sands and Andrew Sands have a fundraiser for Andrew’s charity of PLanNET a charity who support young physically challenged men and women.

Being held at The Regal Cinema (formally The Chelsea) on Kensington Rd on the 12th November $25 a ticket Movie: Murder On The Orient Express.

Please contact Ross, via your Chronological List magazine.

PAST EVENTS:

No report this month.

CARS and PARTS

Curtis Car Update

Curtis is well underway in his restoration project. The doors are on, and well the bonnet. He is now trying to engage a painter that will paint Flames down the sides of his car. His financial advisor has different ideas!

Door Prize:

Drawn by Andrew Sands No97 won by Wayne Edwards a Tea Towel, If Geraldine reads this Wayne knows what it is used for!!!

Donated once again by Ray and Carole Lamming.  Thank You.

Meeting closed at 8.13pm by Andrew

TO ALL THE BIRTHDAYS IN OCTOBER & NOVEMBER

JUDY IN OCTOBER

TREVOR ON THE 13^TH NOVEMBER

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 20th SEPTEMBER 2017

Meeting opened by President at 7.25pm

Apologies: Jan Foale

Introduction by Ray Lamming: Welcome to John and Jenny Edginton of Henley Beach to members to join.

Members Present: 22

August 2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded

Trevor Hughes

Correspondence In:

• SCCA re Stude News Lesley Pink and Jonathon Heyde re stories about members involvement in the Stude marquee.
• Federation minutes
• RAA magazine,
• August Turning Wheels

Correspondence Out:

 

• Stude News
• Email to Kerrin McMahon for the website
• Richard Salter re Mildura

President’s Report

Thanks to the members who are participating in the runs, sorry we could not make the last run Drive Your Studebaker Day as Meredith needed some RnR and we decided to run away to Mansfield to her brother. Alas he got the flu and we drove home on Drive your Studebaker Day. We are going to be a little detained for a couple of months as we prepare Meredith’s Mum’s home for the realestate market. As we are the only one’s here we have an abundance of work to do. If we can make the runs we will come but we are on a time schedule.

Thank you to Ray and Carole, Trevor and Joy for organizing events and making them very successful.

President Brenton Thomas

Treasurers Report

Aug 2017

Opening Balance: $3317.56

Income:                  $       0.45

Expenses:              $1000.00

Balance:               $ 2318.01

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Graham Foale

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels Aug 2017,

Federation:

AGM meeting no change to Committee

Shannons donation through historic society

Next meetings on the: 14^th October, 25^th November

National Coordinator:

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

• Trevor asked to check the Eastgate for his accommodation re Meredith sent him email but to check.
• As of Sept 2017, 6 couples from SA going to Toowoomba

General Business

 

• Ray discussed that leaving on Tuesday before Easter 2019 and to arrive Thursday prior to National Meet, driving. A route to be discussed later.
• The new Mustang is not leak proof!!!
• New Membership Badges
• Renewal of Public Liability no change in the $$ from the Insurance Company,
• No Studebakers in this years Bay to Birdwood

NB: Chronolist Magazine has been distributed You should have received yours in the post if not please contract Ray Lamming.

THANK YOU to Phil and Helen Henderson NSW  for all their hard work in collating this together and being patient for all those to respond to the corrections. It is a mammoth undertaking but it is a vital magazine for travelling and getting in touch with other like minded people in the Studebaker movement. So Thank You Phil and Helen.

PAST EVENTS:

DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY SEPTEMBER 10TH 2017

A group total of over 1500 Kilometres was achieved by the members of the S.A. Club who drove to Balaklava to celebrate “DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY”. The weather gods were on our side and the spring sunshine was very welcome after a very cold winter. The five beautifully presented Studebakers two GT’s a Silver Hawk, Lark and  a  Bullet nose received heaps of attention at all our stops and along the highway

On our trip we finally got to see Vic who is on call at all times for rail traffic direction problems.   SUNDAY morning no less .A truck carrying chickens had missed an S turn and had written off the train   stop lights at an S bend between Two Wells and Mallala   and our man was supervising a brand new set of lights. We can finally believe all those apologies now. Well done Vic!!

Balaklava is situated nearly 100 Kilometres north of Adelaide and is a very productive farming area. The Area was a major influence in the manufacture of all farm implements during South Australia’s early   settlement  and  farming history .The Museums we visited in the town are a tribute and guide to “A COMMUNITY AT WORK”. All the history and I mean all the history is available and   the    Urlwin Park Agricultural Museum is a showcase for Balaklava-made collection of horse drawn transport and machinery.

Norma our host helped us view all manner of sheds with the town history and we were lucky to see   an elderly retired farmer” driving”  a tractor towing a  farrow churning around a paddock. A real feat as he   was standing on the farrow equipment controlling the tractor with ropes .It was similar to a man driving a team of horses and a different way to display your restoration.

We also had a poker  run  and a pair of Kings picked by Jan  Foale was strong enough to win the Bubbly Red. Well done Jan.!!

Thank you to the Foale ,Hughes, Jones, Rischmueller and Trembath  families and the Red Mustang for attending the Drive Day .Also thanks to Irene and Geoff Dawson foe the help in organising the day.

The locals had obviously heard all the robbery jokes as all volunteers were retirees. Balaklava thank you.

Ray Lamming

CARS and PARTS

• Fred sold his Auburn,
• Marty in process of may be buying another Stude
• Wayne’s not for sale
• Curtis aged 9 is into restoring his 62 and Uncle Bob has undercoated and sand blasted his doors

Raffle Prize of a bottle of Longrow Red (Renmark) donated by The Lammings and won by Marty and given to Bob Rischmueller for his 80^th Birthday.

Happy 80^th Birthday Bob, cake was enjoyed by all. Thanks to Maxine for organizing the surprise.

Happy Birthday to all the September babies: Rex, Bob, Marty and those keeping their secret.

Just a note: Thanks to Ray and Carole for taking over the Midway Run 2018, I have just arranged my mother into permanent care and now getting her house prepared for sale. Thanks for your support, it means the world to me.  M

Meeting closed 8.00pm followed by social chatter.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 16th AUGUST 2017

Meeting opened by Andrew Sands

Apologies: Vic Samson, Ray and Carole Lamming,

Members Present: 19

July 2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Marty Mardiste

Correspondence In:

• SCCA re Stude News Lesley Pink and Jonathon Heyde

Correspondence Out:

. Stude News

. Email to Kerrin McMahon for the website

. Richard Salter re Mildura

President’s Report

Xmas in July was a great success and thank you to Trevor for organizing the outing.

Thank you to Curtis for being our Santa, everyone loved you doing a great job.

To all those members who are having challenging health problems spring is not far away, take care and we will see you soon.

President Brenton Thomas

Treasurers Report

Aug 2017

Opening Balance: $3,207.70

Income:                  $    00.00

Expenses:              $    00.00

Balance:               $ 3,207.70

Due to the Treasurer and his Missus sailing the Pacific Ocean the report will be moved next meeting.

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels July 2017

Federation:

Next meetings on the: 14^th October, 25^th November

National Coordinator:

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

General Business

As you are aware Marty lost his home due to an unfortunate fire. I discussed with members of the Committee that we donate a gift to Marty to help him buy some essentials for living. This was eagerly agreed by the Committee and the members.

Marty responded:

Thank you to members and committee for your kind generosity.

I have no intention of leaving the club even though I have lost some of my Studebakers, I feel that I have a role to play in my club and I look forward in attaining another car, being of use and help to you all. Thank you to Margie whom without her help I do not know where I would be.

Thank you for being friends

Marty

Daryl mentioned about importing cars regarding asbestos gaskets, brake linings, engine gaskets, will have to be replaced and incurring costs of inspections to make sure the regulations are met.

Rex: Asbestos if also found in door trims, rear mat in boots,

Brent: Lagging asbestos is the worst and to be left alone if found.

PAST EVENTS:

20^th August – Breakfast at West Beach Surf Life Saving Club

Despite the cold wintery morning we had a good turn up of brave souls who got up early and headed to the West Beach Surf Life Saving Club for a hearty breakfast. Attending were Fred and Betty Jones, Graham and Jan Foale, Daryl and Maxine Jones, Brenton and Meredith Thomas, David Trembath, Anthony, Kerrin and Curtis McMahon and Trevor and Joyleen Hughes.

The meals were huge and varied, we were spoilt with choices. David even ordered a Vego Breakfast and added Bacon, not sure it would still be Vego Breakfast?

Four Studebakers and an X car that journeyed along as far as Moana then back along the seafront through Seaford to Noarlunga Bakery where we again lined up for more coffees.

The cars looked great and varied, a Bullet Nose, Hawk, Avanti and Silver Hawk and received many admiring glances. It was a lovely morning catching up with fellow members and I would like to thank you all for coming out and joining our outing.

Trevor Hughes

FootNote:  Happy Birthday’s to Joyleen and Jan and all the August birthdays

CARS and PARTS

Trevor has contact down the South East SA of some 62/63 Hawk doors, Bonnet, Boot

If anyone is interest please contact Trevor.

Lucky door prizes drawn by Trevor and won by Betty Jones and Daryl Jones (sooky la la had the first prize but was second)

Meeting closed Andrew Sands

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 19th JULY 2017

Meeting opened by Brenton Thomas President

Apologies: Vic Samson, Meredith Thomas, Graham and Jan Foale, Maxine Jones, David Trembath, Marty Mardiste and Margaret Clark, Sands Family.

Members Present: 13

June  2017 Minutes: Moved  Benton Thomas Seconded Carole Lamming

Correspondence In:

• SCCA re Stude News

Correspondence Out:

* Stude News

* Email to Kerrin McMahon for the website

President’s Report

Winter has come back with a vengeance perfect for our xmas in July this Sunday so come along and enjoy. Stay dry stay well, stay warm. Hoping to see you all out and about.

President

Brenton Thomas

News just In: I received a phone call on Wednesay26th July from Marty Mardiste letting me know that he had just lost everything, his sheds, his home due to a fire that started in the back shed. Marty and Margaret were asleep when Margie’s son Corey was leaving his house in the early hours of the morning for work and noticed red embers flying across the road. He used his hose to no avail then started banging on the door to wake Marty and Margie to get out. Which they did and are ok.

Being the quiet man that he is made all the news stations local and interstate.

As quoted from this 80 year old gentleman” The fire is a bit disappointing but life must go on. Whatever is – you’ve got to make the best of it and take a new direction. Travel is now on the agenda with Margie”

What a great attitude to have and I for one will learn from it.

Thank you to all our members who have either contacted myself or Marty who have offered assistance in any way, Thank you to you all.

Brenton

Treasurers Report

June2017

Opening Balance: $3512.21

Income:                  $    50.49 – Membership and renewal

Expenses:              $ 355.00 – SMASA, Elysian Website, Log Books, SCCA Membership

Balance:               $ 3,207.70

 

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Rex Brown

 

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels June 2017

 

Federation:

Next meetings on the: 19^th August (AGM), 14^th October,  25^th November

 

National Coordinator:

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

 

PAST EVENTS:

Christmas in July Outing

After attending Wednesday night’s meeting and noticing all the absentees with various stages of the flue, I did not expect our Christmas in July to be successful.

However apart from phone calls  Graham and Jan, Marty and Margaret who were still quite sick the others dragged themselves from their sick beds and were able to join us on our outing.

We commenced from Semaphore at 11.00am and cruised along the seafront and back to the Glanville Hotel for lunch.

Several of our Studebakers parked out front of the very old, historical Hotel and made a very impressive site in the glorious sunshine.

We sat around a long beautifully set Christmas themed luncheon table (thanks Sue) and were fed a delicious lunch of roast beef or turkey with all the trimmings, followed by plum pudding and custard or cheesecake, strawberries and ice-cream.

A very short, stout Santa delivered boxes of chocolates to the ladies and looked very cute (thanks Curtis you did a great job) and was caught sitting on Meredith’s knee instead of the other way round!

A very well fed crowd enjoyed themselves and had a pleasant time. Thank you for attending.

Get well wished to all those who were unable to attend and we hope you are better soon.

Bon voyage to Carole and Ray Lamming who are off on a romantic Hawaiian cruise to celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary, congratulations to you both.

FOOTNOTE:

Congratulations to Jim Quigley on obtaining Life Membership, well deserved too.

TREVOR HUGHES

Meeting closed Brenton

 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINUTES OF MEETING 21^ST JUNE 2017

Meeting opened by Brenton Thomas President 7.35pm

Apologies: Vic Samson, Anthony,Kerrin and Curtis McMahon

Members Present: 19

News has filtered through down south that whilst at the National Meet one of our very special young member Nathan Kramer was suffering with a bad pain in the hip making his life very uncomfortable.

Since being back in his hometown of Newcastle he has been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Nathan we are thinking of you and wishing you all the best and get well soon.

May  2017 Minutes: Moved  Meredith Thomas Seconded Trevor Hughes

 Correspondence In:

• SMASA – Receipt from Ray Lamming
• Turning Wheels May 2017
• Email from Daryl and Maxine Jones re photo album
• SA Govt re 90 day conditional registration scheme for historic, left hand drive and Street Rod vehicles, information effective 1 July 2017 ( for more detailed information please refer to: studebaker.org.au
• Federation re granting of special funds to members clubs for events
• Federation Motorfest Classic 2017

Correspondence Out:

• Stude News
• Emails to and fro to Kerrin McMahon for the website
• Email to Lesley Pink re StudeNews email address update
• Email to Lea De Groot re website

President’s Report

First of all I would like to especially thank Kerrin for her fabulous work in getting our web site to be of a good standard at long last. Kerrin and Meredith have been working together in collating information to make it interesting for all our members to read. Keep and eye out for updates on our website and please also send Meredith any items or information for Stude News by the 23^rd of each month.

You can send it to email address: bandmthomas@hotmail.com in word format if possible.

President

Brenton Thomas

 

Treasurers Report

May 2017

Opening Balance: $1601.70

Income:                  $ 3030.51

Expenses:              $ 1120.00

Balance:               $ 3512.21

Ray noted that the National Meet 2017 finances have now  been finalised.

Moved Ray Lamming Seconded Jan Foale.

Librarian:

• Turning Wheels May 2017

 Federation:

Marty reported about the press release from the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure new code of practice (A 90 day conditional registration scheme for Historic, Left Hand Drive and Street Rod Vehicles. Effective 1 July 2017 for more information please see our web site. If you require a print off and posted to you please phone Meredith 0412 985 209

Dated 12^th May 2017 from the Government of South Australia Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure

CHANGES TO THE CONDITIONAL REGISTRATION SCHEME

The SA Government has approved changes to the current conditional registration scheme for historic, left hand drive and street rod vehicles.

These changes aim to remove red tape to allow more classic car lovers to enjoy their hobby out on the road, while also making the scheme more nationally consistent.  These changes will come into operation on 1 July2017.

The approve changes include the following:-

1. Allow vehicles, modified from their original design, to enter the scheme. This will provide flexibility to allow owners to improve the ride, handling and safety of these classic vehicles, as well as cosmetic enhancements.  The registration scheme will no longer dictate the types of modifications permitted, merely remove this requirement altogether.
2. Move away from a fixed cut-off date of 1979 to a rolling 30 year vehicle age for eligibility to enter the scheme: for both right hand and left hand drive vehicles,
3. Make changes to the Code of Practice to decrease the necessity for motoring clubs to undertake vehicle inspections: reducing the administrative burden of the scheme. This will remove the need for both initial inspections upon scheme entry and all 3 yearly inspections. However, in all cases, there will remain the ability for the Registrar or motoring clubs to request vehicle inspection on an as-need basis. This will enable clubs to uphold their constitutional values.
4. Remove the need for annual statutory declarations.
5. Reduce limitations which ban left-hand drive vehicles with safety improvements, such as updated braking systems.  This will allow modifications to LHD vehicles and will treat them the same as RHD vehicles currently on the road.

To find out about the current conditional registration scheme please visit sa.gov.au

NB The onus is always falls on the owner not the club they are associated with.

Ignorance is no excuse – so please do the right thing. If in doubt contact Marty Mardiste or Ray Lamming for the correct information.

Next meetings on the: 19^th August (AGM), 14^th October,  25^th November

National Coordinator:

Toowoomba Meet HQ already booked out,

Eastgate Motel and Coachman Motels are available

 BUSINESS ARISING

It was bought to the attention by Trevor Hughes that “ why are other states including their minutes in Stude News?” when reported to the meeting after the National Meet 2017 that minutes were not going to be included, it was going to be more of social news and information.

NB: Good item of which the committee had no answer!

Discussion from the members who do not have access to “Internet Technology” wish to have minutes inserted into Stude News.

 PAST EVENTS:

25th June

National Motor Museum

Met at Bunnings – Parafield Gardens on corner of Main North Rd and Kings Rd, at the front of the car park  at 10.00am were Bob and Judy, Daryl and Maxine, Ray and Carole, Trevor and Joyleen, Brenton and Meredith. To farewell us off was new Granddad Steve Langelaar. Congratulations to both you and Sue and a new great grandson to Judy Norton and the late Cyril Norton.

Heading off towards One Tree Hill, then through to Kersbrook. The scenery was quite delightful green pastures with stock grazing. Remains of what was a fire last summer with new growth on the trees. We took an extended drive across to  Williamstown, great scenic route lopey roads not many twists and winds just a comfortable cruise for the classic cars.

Our cruise was for about an hour and we then arrive at the National Motor Museum. We were able to park on the grounds with easy access by one of the staff. She was quite taken with our car Daytona 64 Studebaker as she named her son Daytona. She had not seen one before and Brent informed her that ours was the only one in the state. Once we all parked we headed indoors as it was quite a bit warmer.

The day turned to a constant sprinkle of light rain and quite a cool breeze blowing from the south pole. Joining us at the Museum were Marty and Margaret who came up from Goolwa, quite a drive, but that is what our members do drive and cruise.

We all wandered around at our leisure and then met up at the coffee tables supplied indoors. Those that bought their lunch ate it while others went off to buy their lunch. All in all everyone was very comfortable.

It took a couple of hours for more to have a good wander around, listening to media that was presented in a couple of places in the museum.

We listened to the Bush Mechanic exhibition showing their ingenuity on getting out of a tight fix in context of Warlpiri storytelling, music and art and wider issues (motoring and non motoring) affecting Aboriginal Australians.

A couple of Bush Mechanic cars were on display in other words very basic quite a lot of the car had disappeared, no roof, no seatbelts, no boots, in fact it was air conditioned 24/7.

Once again we seemed to meet up again after our wanders quite a relaxing time.

It certainly was worth the trip to the National Motor Museum, we had not been here for quite a few years.

Thank you to the members who attended it makes organizing a run worthwhile, hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

 

Brenton and Meredith Thomas

Coming Events

 23^rd July

Xmas in July at the Glanville Hotel

Meet at Trevor’s house @11am. We then cruise to the Bay up Anzac Highway to the City, then down Port Road to be at the Glanville Hotel at noon for lunch @ $17 per head. If you have a Studebaker bring it along. Any queries please ring Trev 0412 825 657

20^th August

Breakfast at the West Beach Surf Lifesaving Club

Breakfast at 9.00am then a cruise down the coast to Moana for morning tea. Don’t forget your Studebaker if you have one. Any queries please ring Trev 0412 825 657

10^th September

Drive Your Studebaker Day

Meeting at the Caltex Service Station on Pt Wakefield Rd at 10.00am and heading to Balaklava more information in August Stude News and on web site.

 24^th September

Bay to Birdwood – Post 1960

Meeting at 7.30am-8.00am at McDonald’s crn of Anzac Highway and Morphett Rd for breakfast. We then with our chairs, hooters etc go and sit in the middle of the Highway and cheer on all the car enthusiasts that are driving to Birdwood.

Bring with you a chair, tea and coffee etc. a rug may be needed or an umbrella.

22^nd October

Rex Brown and the Hot Rodders @ Strathalbyn

Meeting at 9.00am at the Crafers Bus Interchange just off the South Eastern Freeway heading to Crafers. We will then head into Strathalbyn as a group. For those who are a little sluggish we will re meet at the side of the Mt Barker Oval on the Strathalbyn Rd, a safe option to be able to pull over as a group. Contact for this run is Meredith 0412 985 209 if Rex Brown is not available.

 19^th November

Picnic Day At The Barossa

Meeting at the Caltex Service Station on Port Wakefield Rd at 11am. We will cruise to Tanunda through to Nuriootpa making our way and stopping at the Angaston Memorial Park for a picnic lunch. After lunch Trevor has organized a winery for a little tasting. Any queries please contact Trevor Hughes on 0412 825 657

 2^nd December

Xmas Dinner at the Rex Hotel

Last year’s xmas dinner was such a success it was voted that we do it again. Same place in Sully’s Bar (our meeting room) Time 6.30pm Xmas menu $28.00pp

Just to add a bit of fun for the evening we will be doing a Chris Cringle, this is when each member and his/her partner buys a gift of NO MORE than $10 each. Women buy for women and men buy for men of NO MORE than $10 each. On the evening we have two baskets for you to put your Kris Kringle gifts in. During the course of the evening we will have our Kris Kringle present giving.

Meredith is organizing this event 0412 985 209 to advise of your attendance.

 21^st January 2018

Show and Shine

North Haven just past the Police Academy more information to come Trevor is organizing this event.

25^th February

President’s Picnic

More information to come.

16^th and 17^th March (Fri and Sat)

Rock n Roll at Renmark

6 rooms have been booked, ground floor units where we had the National Meet.

If you intend ongoing please speak to either Ray Lamming or Brenton Thomas to make sure you are accommodated.

25^th March

Vist to the Desalination Plant at O’Sullivans Beach

Marty is organizing this event so more information is coming

22^nd April 2018 (Car Display)

McLaren Vale Vintage Classic 2018

Meeting at the Victoria Hotel O’ Halloran Hill at 9.00am. Travel down to McLaren Vale together and enter together at the Serafino Winery on Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Vale.

Meredith will have registration forms during the year when they are online for members or download at www.vintageandclassic.com.au/ You must register to participate.

This is a great day we get designated to a winery where we can purchase lunch and wine. Enjoy the music and just enjoy the day.

20^th May 2018

TBA

 9^th, 10^th, 11^th June

Memorial Run with Victoria to Mildura

In the early stages of organizing this so watch this space. But please put the date in your diary.

CARS AND PARTS

Trevor mentioned a previous member has 3 x 47’s rusted lights and bits and pieces.

Brent to ring  Max.

Discussions on Cars for sale interstate, 64 Hawk(sold) and a 48 not sold at auction

Ray discussed his recent trip to Cooly and met up with other like minded Studebaker people.

Door Prize won by: Rex Brown, drawn by Joyleen Hughes donated By the Lammings.

Thank You.

Meeting closed Brenton 8.35pm