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June 2019 THE RADIATOR
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RV&CCC Inc. - COMMITTEE & OFFICERS 2019
Committee President Warren May, Kingston on Murray 85839335 Vice President Secretary Ros Simpfendorfer, Waikerie, 85412232 Treasurer Graham Trezise, Loxton 85847803 Committee Allan Carthew Renmark 0429169214
Trevor Chapple Glossop 85832057 Chris Matthews Renmark 85864154 Ron Kohler Renmark 85951312 Ian Mason Loxton 0428847429 Ian King Paringa 0451565633
Patron Robert Drogemuller, Barmera 85882848 Events Coordinator/ Kay Sando Renmark 0438953020 Publicity Officer Registration Officer Dean Pedler Box 928 Peebinga 85770036 Log Book Registrar Dean & Jan Pedler, Peebinga 85770036 Assistant Registrar Robin Pedler Peebinga 85770036 Vehicle Inspectors Chris Christiansen, Waikerie 85412831
Rod Edmonds, Renmark 85864008 Peter Hardwick, Barmera 85882428 Rex Neville, Waikerie, 85413907 Ian Nitschke, Loxton 0428849071 Robin Pedler, Peebinga 85770036 Bill Checker Renmark 85951432
Federation Delegate Trevor Chapple Glossop 85832057 Librarian Ken Blackwood Lyrup 0409387606 Public Officer Bill Brock, Kingston-on-Murray 0429951634 Database Jeff Matthews Renmark 85864154 Web Master Peter Hardwick Barmera 85882428 Membership Officer Warren May Kingston on Murray 85839335 Attendance Officer Jeff Matthews, Renmark 85864154 Radiator Editor Allan Carthew Renmark 0429169214 Radiator Distribution Rod & Pauline Edmonds, Renmark 85864008
Allen Kuchel Renmark 85866521 Club Merchandise Malcolm Tubb Renmark 0417518565
Hall Committee Trevor Chapple, Janet Brock, Robert Drogemuller, Brenton Harrington, Ron Kohler, Ian Mason, Chris Matthews, Joe Pacati, Rob Leske, (Warren May, Graham Trezise – ex officio)
BBQ Coordinator Kay and Brenton Sando Auditor Janet Thompson
WEB PAGE Visit the website, courtesy our webmaster Peter Hardwick: type www.rvccc.com.au into your search engine - do not use Google search. You will find information on Club activities and a facility for advertisements, items wanted and for sale: this has the potential to reach a wider community than does "Classified Ads. in The Radiator. Security is assured; submissions to the web can be accessed only by the webmaster.
RADIATOR SUBMISSIONS Submissions for the Radiator maybe sent to [email protected] in Word document with photos in jpg format. All submissions will be considered and included at the Editor’s discretion, given room in the magazine.
RVCCC Library. Ken Blackwood has catalogued the car manuals in the library and they, along with many other
books/magazines, and they are available to members. There is a borrowing book for those wishing to use this amenity. See Ken if you wish information on any of these
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CALENDAR 2019
Regular club meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month beginning at 7.30pm. Members in the host town are asked to bring a plate of supper to share. All meetings held in the Cobdogla clubrooms
RVCCC Events Calendar June 2nd Motorcycle run Club Event June 6th RVCCC General meeting. Loxton Host. Club Event June 30th Bunyarra run. Club Event. See separate article July 4th RVCCC General Meeting. Clubrooms 7.30pm. Renmark Host Club Event July 7th Renmark Run. Wilkadene Brewery for BBQ lunch (BYO). Meet Renmark Paringa Civic
Centre 9.30am. Club Event July 14th RVCCC motorcycle run Club Event July 19th President’s Run to Mt Mary Club Event See note below July 19th – 21st Mid Year Run continuing on from President’s Run Club Event See note below August 4th RVCCC Motorcycle run. Maybe lunch run. Club Event August 11th Hit’n’Miss Rally. Benson Park Waikerie. Club Event
Note: All motor cycle events depart from Senior Citizens car park in Berri. Meet 1pm unless lunch run. Heat/Rain Rule: If temperature is forecast over 36 deg or raining substantially 2 hours before departure time, the ride is cancelled
Other events June 8th Strathalbyn club in Riverland. There is an invite to join them Sat night. June 9th Gawler VVCVC’s 35th Anniversary Run.Info Trevor 0414 397 737 August 4th – 18th Victorian tour of RVCCC members September 22nd National Trust vehicle display. Overland Corner. Vehicles to be there by 10.30 October 20th Strathalbyn Swap meet from 6.30am Enquiries Malcolm 0488 528 331
Please support our advertisers. They support your club with their advertising,so support their businesses with your custom. Club website rvccc.com.au. If you have information/reports regarding tripsetc., past or future, please pass on to our webmaster Peter. There is more room for long articles there than in the Radiator. A good site also for selling or buying items. Club regalia. Hat pins and cloth badges are now available from Malcolm Tubb. Hatpins are $8 and cloth badges $10. President’s Run/Mid Year Run The President’s Run will be to Mt Mary on July19th. This will continue into the Mid Year Run to the Barossa Valley over the Saturday, Sunday and Monday (optional).
Bunyarra run Bunyarra Run is on Sunday the 30th June. Bunyarra is a working farming property run by John and Bronny Gladigau, approximately 30kms south of Loxton and 5kms from Alawoona. Please gather around 11am in Loxton Club Car Park, departing 11.30am. If you wish, BYO morning tea, prior to departure. BBQ Meat, Tea, Coffee will be provided. Please bring a salad and sweet to share. Please bring chairs and other picnic requirements. This is a social day with some fun games/activities to challenge the sought after Bunyarra Trophy. New Members are encouraged to attend. Any inquiries please contact Barry on 0409 687 557.
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GENERAL MEETING Minutes of the meeting at Cobdogla 5th May 2019
MEETING OPENED at 11.10am. President Warren May welcomed everyone present to the club's first daytime meeting. ATTENDANCE: 89 members and 31visitors including some from other clubs and prospective members: Lance Hill and Barrie Lewis (introduced by Rex Neville); Colin Barnett (introduced by Robert Drogemuller); Bryan Wilson (introduced by Robin Pedler). Also present were Morvan Green, current President of the Federation and Arthur Doecke, former Federation member, and their wives. RAFFLE was organised. The funds raised go towards purchasing items for the club. MINUTES OF THE LAST GENERAL MEETING from 4th April 2019 as printed in the Radiator and published on the website were taken as read and accepted. ( Ken Blackwood, Malcolm Tubb) BUSINESS ARISING Audiovisual update - PA system to be connected, microphones to be purchased; laptop has been bought. President Warren reminded members to organise photos for the photo board. The cost for afternoon tea on the President's Run to Mount Mary on 19th July will now be $10 each. Reminder that items can now be borrowed from the library. CORRESPONDENCE Newsletters/ magazines from various clubs. Invitation to Gawler VVCVC day on Sunday 9th June and Strathalbyn Swap Meet on Sunday 20th October
(Leon Wittwer, Robin Pedler) REPORTS Treasurer: Graham Trezise presented the financial statement for April 2019 and accounts for payment. The treasurer's report was received and payments approved. (Graham Trezise, Ian King) Registrar: Everything quiet and going well. Editor: More member profiles please. Webmaster: No report. Federation: Re signing log books - one person signs a day which gives a record of the number of days. Hall Committee: No report Events : 15th May Ladies Day; 8th June BBQ tea for Strathalbyn Auto Collectors Club - approx 16 members offered to help; 30th June Bunyarra; 7th July Run to Woolshed Brewery 19th July President's Run to Mount Mary and 20th - 21st/22ndJuly Mid Year Run - expression of interest Pinnaroo Campout: Enjoyable weekend for the 12 members who attended from RVCCC and who won the Conrod Trophy. GENERAL BUSINESS 1. President Warren informed members of the death of long time member Elmor Graue.2. October long weekend - 5th October: Show & Shine at Barmera lakefront - 20 members showed interest;6th October: Loxton Show organizer Graham Thomas spoke about the idea of getting 100 vehicles as it'sthe Centenary of the show- at least 30 members indicated interest.3. Waikerie members need to select a committee to organise the 2020 Biennial Club Rally4. Members present were in favour of some Sunday meetings, any future ones to be held in the afternoon.5. President Warren told members of the committee recommendation to introduce 15 and 25 year membercertificates, which would be presented at the December meeting, and exceptional service medals and lifemembership medals which would be chosen at the discretion of the committee and awarded at the AGM.6.Sunday 12th May Community Run at Barmera and invitation to display at Olivewood.7. Morvan Green, president of the Federation spoke, offering his congratulations on the magnificent facilitythe club has. He said that the purpose of the Federation is to support clubs with information and withmonetary support for special projects He made reference to log book signing, to the proposed Arthur KlisbyMemorial Picnic days and the Federation 2020 Run.
The raffle was drawn. Next meeting - Thursday 6th June 2019 at 7.30pm - Loxton hosts. Meeting closed at 12.25pm. Following this, everyone enjoyed a BBQ lunch, a run around Lake Bonney and Loveday and afternoon tea.
Ros Simpfendorfer Secretary
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President’s Report Hello again members. What a great day we had on Sunday 5th May. There were over 120 attending for the day with a number of visitors coming over from Mildura as well as more new members being nominated for membership. Thank you to those who worked behind the scenes getting the lunch and afternoon tea ready. The cruise around the Lake was just perfect and the stopover at the lakefront to get some excercise was well attended. It has been decided that when we have another day like this one, we will start later in the day to accommodate those who have church and family commitments. As a result of discussion with the executive, it has been decided to make some changes to the life membership process. The process will be as follows: 1. 15 year membership qualifies for membership certificate2. 25 year membership qualifies for membership certificate3. Life membership can be given after 25 years at the decision of the executive.4. A special award for services to the club can be awarded to individuals at the decision of theexecutive.5. Membership certificates will be awarded at the end of the year and the services and lifemembership will be awarded at the AGM.These changes make allowances and gives recognition to members for their commitment to theclub.There is always something happening with events and June and July are no exception.Remember next meeting is back to Thursday night. Check the events table for runs and otheractivities.Look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.ENJOY THE DRIVE
Warren
Open Day / Sunday Meeting
Our first daytime meeting on Sunday May 5th was well attended with a number of visiting members from other clubs – particularly Mildura clubs. A great line-up of vehicles was to be seen in front of the Clubrooms on the day, and everyone enjoyed the BBQ lunch.
After lunch a run was undertaken to Lake Bonney where we went for a walk along the Lake front and some members tried out the outdoor gym equipment placed along the walking path for the public to use. This is becoming a feature in many places now, and seems to be a popular addition to walking paths. Maybe we have introduced our members to a new fitness regime !
After such a vigorous activity (?) it was back into the vehicles for a tour of the back roads around Barmera, led by Peter and Jenny Hardwick, and back to the Hall for afternoon tea that we really didn’t need but all enjoyed.
A great day was enjoyed by all and maybe this will be a regular feature in future. Allan Carthew
Some of the line-up All the way from Mildura Out for a walk by the lake This is how you do it !
Photos by Jeff Matthews
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GREAT WEEKEND AT PINNARROO
I fully understand we all have varying commitments, but it is only family reasons , a birthday or a death that has kept us from attending this event. My thinking is that the Camp-out could be renamed as I saw no tents; all mobile homes, caravans and the Motel. Jim and I only attempted it once to Camp in a 2 man tent in the Camping Grounds. He had
practised erecting it several times on our front lawn. The Fairlane boot was packed by Jim and I saw to the bedding requirements and the food.
On arrival the unpacking commenced and a question directed to me “Where did you put the blow-up mattress”. I am not sleeping on the ground” was my reply. Rod Edmonds came to our rescue with 2 kitchen bench cushions from their caravan. “What a night”
The weekend just passed, celebrating 40 years of the Con Rod Trophy was superb. The getting together of 4 clubs is great companionship melding lasting friendships. Saturday’s 90 km trip to visit a farm seemed a little excessive but we certainly got our $10 worth, with the sound of a DC3 engine running and the opportunity to sit in the cockpit. Later during afternoon tea we were shown a film taken from “Irene”, the plane’s name, showing how they dropped equipment, supplies and food to the troops on the ground in New Guinea during the war.
A large collection included a Spitfire, 2 Cessna's , a twin engine jet and various model aeroplanes, which one of the owner’s sons demonstrated with the plane touching 210 km/h with its own vapour making circles in a clear blue sky. His technical ability was amazing. There were tractors and one was adapted to the farm’s needs by Grog Murray himself. There was a Nissan Hut full of model aircrafts, memorabilia , photos etc. The afternoon tea which I mentioned was enormous and more than enough to feed 100 present. Sunday morning was held at the wetlands which is right in the middle of town and a nicely grassed area to compete for the Con Rod Trophy. The games were varied and interesting and the Riverland with their 10 only members were declared the winners for the weekend by 1 point. Riverland did increase their chances by scoring the highest points in a quiz on Saturday evening. Steve Williams did us proud with the organising in the end on his own as Tom Quince and Melva were unable to attend because of the Flu. The Games and the Quiz were organised by the Bordertown Club and a cake was made by Marlene Hagger of the Murraybridge Club and cut by a representative of the participating clubs. A Memorable Weekend.
Joy Mules
The Riverland contingent Cutting the cake – with Joy The model aeroplane Except for Joy
Photos Jeff Matthews Members attending the Pinnaroo Camp Out Joy Mules Mod Chris & Jeff Matthews Mod Graham & Daph Trezise Mod Mike & Joy Perry Mod Bob & Julie 1967 Holden Andrew Timmins 1985 F100 Dean & Robin Pedler 1979 Peugeot Steve Williams 1963 Holden Terry Rule 1965 Jaguar Gorden Harvey 1970 Holden
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Mother’s Day at Olivewood
Unfortunately I don’t have a report on this event, but the day was magnificent and I am sure those who attended had a great day. My apologies for not passing on the information about this day until the last minute, although we didn’t get the invite until the week before, so it wouldn’t have made the Radiator anyway.
Members attending the OliveWood Renmark (Mothers Day) Brenton & Kaye Sando 1971 MGB Chris & Jeff Matthews 1953 Holden FX Dean Evans 1949 Rover P370 Ken & Rhyl Blackwood 1971 VW notchblack Paul Arnold 1969 Ford Fairlane ZB Maurice Kernich 1960 Chevrolet Belair Malcolm Tub 1970 VW Kathleen Tub 1950 Austin ute Robert & Val Tucker 1958 Zephyr
Vale Elmore Graue. It is with sadness we report the passing of long time club and life member Elmore Graue. I am sure many remember Elmore as I do with his magnificent old Hupmobile. Our club passes on our condolences to his family.
Some children’s answers to a few ambiguous questions:With thanks to Ros Simpfendorfer
Teacher: Maria go to the map and find North America. Maria: Here it is. Teacher: Correct. Now class, who discovered America ? Class: Maria
Teacher: Donald, what is the chemical formula for water ? Donald: HIJKLMNO Teacher: What are you talking about ? Donald: Yesterday you said it was H to O.
Teacher: Harold, what do you call a person who keeps on talking when people are no longer interested. Harold: A teacher.
Teacher: Clyde your composition on ’My Dog’ is exactly the same as your brother’s. Did you copy his ? Clyde: No Sir. It’s the same dog.
Handle every Stressful situation like a dog. If you can’t eat it or play with it, piss on it and walk away
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Waikerie Rock’n’Roll Report by Lawrie Kalisch This year was the greatest number of entries for a Show 'n' Shine with 102 entries on a perfect day. The vehicles ranged from vintage and classic, to muscle, performance and hot rods. Motor cycles were also on display. There were a lot of stalls and eating places . Thirty RVCCC members chose to attend the Waikerie Club for lunch. The Show 'n' Shine Committee were excited with the very high quality cars on display. The River News reported "It was a great day and we can't wait to see how Show 'n' Shine 2020 will top it." A list of winners with photos will be in next month’s Radiator Members Who attended Waikerie Shownshine go Rocknroll
Michael Arnold 1960 MGB Ken & Rhyl Blackwood 1972 VW Notchback Allan & Fleur Carthew 1965 S Type Jaguar Chris,Louisa Christiansen Mod James &,Ruth Copeland 1969Corvette,2003 Corvette Milton Doecke 1965 ford Galaxie 500 ,,,, ,, 1990 Corvette Robert&Marg Drugemuller Morris Minor Dean & Judith Evans 1949 Rover P3 75 Grant Hall 1972 E Type Jaguar Perter & Jen Hardwick 1967 MGB Tom Harris 1952 Austin Ken & Wilma Holdsworth 1974 Ford Fairlane Bob H & Julie H ? Lawrie & Grace Kalish 1927 Chrysler 1962 Trev Kleeman 1967 HR Holden ,,,,,,,, ,, 1962 S series Valiant Terry & Jenny Kuchel 1977 HX Holden Barry &Jud Mangelsdorf Mod Craig & Judy Maskell 1958 Ford Brian & Mary Mason 1970 GTO Pontiac Michael &Kath Maywald ? ,, ,, ,, 1978 Pontiac Alan Miller Mercedes Rex Neville 1979 VW Golf Joe & Karolyn Pacati 1958 Chev Biscayne Greg Pilgrim HondaVFR 750 Rickman Sammy Rapisarda Drove a pontiac Brenton & Kay Sando 1971 MGB Ron& Ros Simpfeendorfer 1966 Austin 1800 Eric & Maureen Smith 1965 Cadillac Leon Wittwer Nuffield Tractor & David Brown Tractor
The man himself Restoration project waiting Take a bit of cleaning
Flashback to the past I can dance One of many exhibits
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Historic Motorcycles With the combined car/motorcycle run in May everyone that attended decided to take their car so the wives/partners were able to attend as well. I know my wife wouldn’t be very happy or comfortable on the pillion seat of the bike ! It was a magnificent day though as the report on the day states, so it would have been ideal for a bike run. Never mind there will be plenty of other great days in this climate in which we live. In fact if you are like me you probably have been taking every excuse to get out on the bike, even if only for a ten minute ride somewhere. There are times however that no matter how great the weather is the bleedin’ bike just won’t do the right thing. I had that problem with my CX500 Honda when one cylinder simply decided to go on partial strike. Spark was present so I decided it must be fuel. Sticky needle and seat I decided in my uneducated guess, so off to get new carby kits for both carbies and install them. Terrific, bike started up straight away on both cylinders and off I went pleased as punch. Rode it for 15 minutes or so and all was well. Decided to take it to work next day to make sure it was all good, and it was, until I got half way to work when the cylinder dropped out again. Bugger! - to use a well known expression. Doesn’t go too well on half the motor, but we coaxed it home very slowly. Went inside and changed, came out and there was spark still. Left it running while I contemplated what else it could be when the spark suddenly disappeared on one cylinder. So now we have another problem – I have fitted an aftermarket “Hall effect” electronic spark advancer and have no idea how it works or how to test it. Fortunately it was made in Adelaide so I could contact the producer who kindly sent a flow chart of how to test the components to find which one was causing the problem. Only problem was that there was so much on the page I couldn’t read it, so had to enlarge it all. Lots of LEDs flashing looking very pretty, but still not working. Eventually, after many emails, decided it was the advance controller so he sent a new one up to me. No different. Noticed then that after it got warm one LED stopped flashing, and it was the one for the cylinder that was missing, so decided it had to be the Hall unit itself. He sent another one of those up to me as well, and that solved the problem – I hope. Had to drop the engine each time I replaced or checked the unit, so I am now quite quick at dropping the engine of the bike. I guess there is a moral to this story too – apart from getting someone who knows what they are doing to help – and that is that it is good to buy locally if you can. With the unit made in Adelaide I was able to communicate easily with the maker of the unit and get invaluable help. Well at last I had two bikes that were both working properly, so decided I’d take the Triumph for a spin. Guess what ! It popped and farted and carried on like a pork chop, so I didn’t get to ride that one either. Thank Heavens for our local Triumph Guru Paul who was able to help me with that one too. So – touch wood – I now have two bikes to ride again and am just waiting for some more of our brilliant riding weather. I trust you are all enjoying your riding without the hiccoughs I seem to have had lately. Allan Carthew A few car quotes: Thanks again to Ros.
Bicycling is a big part of the future. It has to be. There’s something wrong with a society that drives the car to work out in a gym !!!
We know that small cars are good for us. But so is cod liver oil. And jogging. If your car could travel at the speed of light, would your headlights work ? The best safety device in a car is the rear view mirror – with a cop in it ! Everything in life is somewhere else – and you get there in a car.
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