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The Perfect Club for the Car Enthusiast
Tappet Chatter The official newsletter of the Caboolture Regional Car Club Inc
C A B O O L T U R E R E G I O N A L C A R C L U B I N C O c t o b e r 2 0 1 6
The Perfect Club for the Car Enthusiast
WWW.CRCC.COM.AU
Welcome to the October edition of Tappet Chatter. The last month has been a Huge month for the Club.
Bowling and BBQ:
Regis Canning Aged Care, Caboolture:
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Fernvale and Eagle Rock Café, Laidley:
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Toranarama, Nerang:
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Photographs of members, family and friends and their vehicles may appear in the Club newsletter or on the website and on Facebook. Should a member not wish for this to occur, the member should inform the Secretary in writing. Whilst every care
will be taken to adhere to a member's request, no guarantee can be given.
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CABOOLTURE REGIONAL CAR CLUB MINUTES OF THE GENERAL MEETING HELD AT STANMORE HALL CABOOLTURE HISTORICAL VILLAGE, BEERBURRUM ROAD, CABOOLTURE ON WEDNESDAY October, 5th. 2016 OPENING 1. The President, Dennis Seidel, declared the meeting open at 7:30pm and welcomed those present. The Pres-ident read the Meeting Statement.
ATTENDANCE 2. As per attendance book.
APOLOGIES 3. Carol and Glen Ramsay, Narelle Farmer, Vince Blanchard, Johrik Chalvatzis, Brett Smith, John Dickson, Lizzie Harris, David Varady, Daniel Williams, John Hogg, Darryl and Liz Harris, Richard and Sue Droughton, Steve Jones, Jan and Rob Blake.
NEW MEMBERS / VISITORS 4. Russell, UC Hatchback Torana, Kyle, UC Hatchback Torana, Mick, HQ Premier.
DONATIONS 5. Shane and Nicola visited from the SES. The President, Dennis Seidel, presented a cheque to the SES for their continued support during or Show & Shine /Swap meet.
CHRISTMAS COORDINATOR POSITION 6. The previous Christmas Coordinators Sue and Richard Droughton have formally resigned from their posi-ton. Donna and Richard Christsen have nominated to fill the position. Carried.
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING 6. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss, moved that the minutes be accepted, Seconded by Donna Christsen, Car-ried.
BUSINESS FROM THE PREVIOUS MINUTES 7. Nil.
CORRESPONDENCE IN 8. Resignation letters from Sue and Richard Droughton, Sooty’s Shirt order and Membership list update from Lance Haselwood, Financial Report from Doug Appleton, FX FJ September Newsletter, MBRC - Recreation update acknowledgement, NMRM- Newsletter and Retraction, Special Invitation by FX FJ club. AUDIT re-view letter from ATO. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss, moved that the Inwards Correspondence be received, Seconded by Naosha Chalvatzis. Carried.
CORRESPONDENCE OUT 9. MBRC - Caboolture community information update, Bathurst Council- email to accept newsletters. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss, moved that the Outwards Correspondence be adopted, Seconded by Naosha Chal-vatzis. Carried.
PRESIDENTS REPORT 10. The President, Dennis Seidel, talked about Lakeside Breakfast and Happy Laps coming up on the 6th No-vember. Dennis thanked all members and Committee members for coming along to the AGM last month and helping to fill all Committee positions successfully.
VICE PRESIDENTS REPORT 11. The Vice President, Ken Richards, talked about the next DIY Garage day which will be held at the shed in
Paisley Drive on the 26th of November, 8.30am to 11.30am . Ken will be showing members how to use a TIG
welder and also how to Lead wipe. Ken mentioned that the 15th of October DIY about Carburettors has been
cancelled until further notice.
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TREASURERS REPORT 12. The Treasurer, Doug Appleton, gave a very detailed financial report for the previous month. Seconded Na-osha Chalvatzis, Carried. Doug Appleton moved that the club open another term deposit in the amount of $10,000, seconded by David Varady, Carried.
RUN COORDINATOR’S REPORT 13. The Run Coordinator, Vince Blanchard was absent so the Assistant run Coordinator, Naosha Chavaltis mentioned the run to Eagle Rock café at Laidley was a good run once they got going and the meals were very gen-erous. A run to Ricks Diner on Friday night 7th October for dinner will be lead by Vince, please meet at BP North at 5.45pm. Breaky run on 16th of October to Bongaree, Meet BP North at 7am. Final run for the year will be a Breaky run on November 27th to Mill creek at Dayboro.
14. Janelle Steensen talked about a Melbourne Cup luncheon to Beerwah Hotel. Kevin Lewis is leading the run. Meet at BP North at 9.30am on Nov, 1st.
GENERAL BUSINESS 15. Shane Tittor asked about the ATO review. Doug explained that the ATO are completing regular checks to ensure we are able to remain a not for profit organisation.
16. Lloyd Theis asked about donations. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss asked members if they could please come up with some suggestions to be presented to the next General meeting.
17. Kenworth Stanbury asked about the age limit restrictions on memberships.
18. The membership officer, Lance Haselwood talked in detail about the age limits and also about the associate membership which is available to non-members for $10.00.
19. Cathy Khurt asked about age limits and if there were any clauses in our Insurance policy in regards to the older aged drivers. The Secretary read the clause in the Insurance policy in regards to the ages of voluntary work-ers which stated that the policy did not apply to club members ages.
20. The Treasurer, Doug Appleton explained the new club rules and that a special meeting notice would be re-quired to vote on a change to the current Constitution.
21. The Membership officer, Lance Haselwood explained that the Bi-laws list the different types of member-ships which are now in force as the members had voted on them at the AGM.
22. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss informed members that a Special meeting notice would be posted in the October newsletter and on the website to vote on the age of associate members and club members and whether the age limit should be removed or reduced.
23. Cathy Khurt suggested that if any under 18 year olds wanted to join that they could have their parents signa-tures on the membership form.
24. Shane Tittor asked about life membership and asked why life members needed to complete a membership form each year. The President and Vice President explained the reason was so that all details and percentages for active and non-active life members were kept up to date and in accordance with the club rules.
25. Carl Talboys moved a motion to reduce the Club membership age to 16 and to remove the age limit of As-sociate members. Seconded Ken Richards. Special notice to be listed in the October Newsletter.
26. The Secretary, Claire Strickfuss asked members to please nominate some local charities to receive a dona-tion in December. The charities will be voted upon at the November meeting. 27. RAFFLE DRAWS 28. Several minor prizes and the two major prizes of Christmas party vouchers were raffled. Congratulations to the lucky winners.
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SWAP/SHOW N SHINE COORDINATORS REPORT
29. Brandt King talked about the progress so far in regards to the event which will be held on Saturday 17th of June at Caboolture Show grounds. Brandt talked about sponsors and some possible new vendors. The first Sub committee meeting is to be held on the third Wednesday of October at the Centenary lakes sports club at 6.45pm. All those who are interested in attending please contact Brandt.
MEMBERSHIP OFFICER / WEBMASTER’S REPORT
30. Lance Haselwood mentioned we now have approximately 172 members.
31. Lance mentioned that we have a few ill club members at the moment. Best wishes to all those who are under the weather and here’s hoping for a speedy recovery for everyone.
EDITOR
32. Nil
PROPERTY OFFICER
33. Tim Howe mentioned that all items are now back in the container.
34. Cathy Khurt explained to Brandt that her container keys were handed to him with all of the Swap Meet pa-pers.
CHRISTMAS COORDINATOR’S REPORT
35. Donna Christsen informed members that the function location is all sorted. Donner talked about the meal. Donna mentioned that she will be doing some home baking for raffles.
36. Donna also talked about barefoot bowls. The $5.00 needs to be paid in advance if anyone is wanting to play.
37. Secret Santa will be held again and so will the money raffle.
38. All Xmas lunch money will need to be paid by the 19th of December at the latest. Money can be paid in cash at the November general meeting or by direct deposit to the club bank account.
39. Claire Strickfuss asked if there has been a limit set on nibbles. Doug Appleton said that there should be no limit. Members agreed that Donna be able to purchase items to the value of $500.00 for table nibbles and Xmas bon bons ect.
CATERING CONVENOR
40. The new Catering convenor, Bob Farmer asked members if they would like any variety for supper. Every-one was happy with Tea, Coffee and biscuits.
SIV REGO
41. Nil.
QHMC
42. Nil.
MEETING CLOSURE
43. There being no further business, the President closed the meeting at 9.25pm. Next meeting will be held on Wednesday 2nd November, 2016 commencing at 7.30pm Claire Strickfuss Secretary 12th, August 2016
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Notice of Special General Meeting
Notice is given that a Special General Meeting of the members of Caboolture Regional Car Club Inc will be held on 2
nd November 2016, commencing at 7:00pm at Stanmore Hall, Caboolture Historical Village, Beerburrum Road, Ca-
boolture.
The meeting is called to consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as a special resolution:
“That the Association’s Rule 5.3(a) be amended to reduce the minimum age requirement for an Ordinary Member from 18 years to 16 years of age and also to remove totally from Rule 5.4(a) the minimum age requirement for an Associate Member.”
Note: This resolution is proposed as a special resolution and must be passed by three quarters of the members who are present at the meeting and entitled to vote (in person or by proxy) on the resolution, and who do vote, in accord-ance with section 3 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Qld).
Comment by Management Committee: The 18 year minimum age requirement for an Ordinary Member was voted into place by members on the recommendation of a past President who had concerns about the committee requiring Blue Card certification to administrate juvenile members. This direction was carried through into the revised Rules and included as a requirement for the new membership category of Associate Membership by the review committee. This age requirement has since been further discussed at committee level and found to be unnecessary, and also restricted access to club membership by younger licensed drivers and motoring enthusiasts.
The matter was brought before members at the October General Meeting where it was discussed at length and a proposal was agreed to put a special motion to change the revised Rules to reduce the age for Ordinary Members to 16 years of age and to have no minimum age limit for Associate Members.
Your committee considers that this change is in the best interests of members, and recommends that you vote in favour of the resolution.
If approved by members, the revised Rules will be amended and submitted to the Office of Fair Trading for lodge-ment and approval.
Claire Strickfuss.
Secretary, 7th October, 2016.
by authority of the Management Committee
Proxies A member entitled to attend and vote at the special general meeting may appoint a person to attend and vote at the meeting as the member’s proxy. A proxy may be appointed by returning the proxy form (attached) to the secretary at PO Box 1668 Caboolture 4510, at least 24 hours before the commencement of the meeting or present-ing a completed proxy form to the Secretary prior to the meeting.
Inquiries All inquiries should be directed to the Secretary, Caboolture Regional Car Club Inc., PO Box 1668 Cabool-ture 4510, or by email [email protected]
CABOOLTURE REGIONAL CAR CLUB INC.
Proxy Form
I, ……………………………….of ………………………………being a life/financial member of The Association,
appoint …………………………..…… of …………………………………… as my proxy to vote for me on my behalf
at the Special General Meeting of The Association, to be held on the 2nd
day of November, 2016. and at any
adjournment of the meeting.
Signed this …………………………. day of …………………………… 2016.
Signature …………………………….
This form is to be used in favour of *(YES) or against *(NO) the following resolution:
*[strike out whichever is NOT wanted]
Your Committee ….
Cyril’s Joke of the Month…….
At breakfast, the wife says to the husband, "What would you do if I won the lotto?" "I'd take half and leave you" he says frankly. "Great" she says. "Here's $6.00, I won $12.00 yesterday! Stay in touch." Sean O'Toole shuffled slowly into Gino's ice-cream shop and pulled himself slowly and painfully up onto the stool at the bar, and after catching his breath ordered a banana split. The waitress asked kindly "Crushed nuts den?" To which the hero responded "Nuh, bloody art'ritis."
Position Incumbent Phone Contact Email
President Dennis Seidel 0402 077 519 [email protected]
Vice President Ken Richards 0423 919 229 [email protected]
Secretary Claire Strickfuss 0419 651 565 [email protected]
Treasurer Doug Appleton 0412 675 528 [email protected]
Membership Lance Haslewood 0414 295 888 [email protected]
Run Coordinator Vince Blanchard 0412 171 787 [email protected]
Assistant Run Coordinator Naosha Chalvatzis 0410 515 392 [email protected]
Editor Grant Abbott 0412 736 869 [email protected]
Assistant Editor Cyril Bates 07 3888 4164 [email protected]
SIV Rego Robert Blake 0400 974 717 [email protected]
Show, Shine and Swap Brandt King 0439 976 425 [email protected]
Property Member: Tim Howe 0428 989 646 [email protected]
QHMC Rep Craig McManus 0407 648 871 [email protected]
Webmaster Lance Haslewood 0414 295 888 [email protected]
Christmas Function Sue Droughton 0415 177 126 [email protected]
Assistant Christmas Function Richard Droughton 0415 177 126 [email protected]
Catering Convenor Bob Farmer 0474 482 504 [email protected]
Assistant Catering Convenor Narelle Farmer 0474 482 504 [email protected]
Workshop Coordinator Ken Richards 0423 919 229 [email protected]
Liz and Darryl Harris.,Narelle Farmer, John Fenech, Hayden Bright, Kevin Gibbins. “Get well soon John.”
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If you have an event you would like included, please talk to the run co-ordinators, bring it up at a club meeting or send us an email.
Happy cruising!!!
Run suggestions will be considered ….
What’s Up The Road ….
Tuesday 01 November, Retro Melbourne Cup Day, Beerwah Hotel. Meet BP North at 10:00am for a 10:30am departure. $40.00 per head which comprises champers on arrival and lunch. Payment required in advance. Contact the Beerwah Hotel on 5494 0555.
Sunday 06 November, Breakfast and Happy Laps, Lakeside. $25.00 per head which includes track time and breakfast. Payment by electronic funds transfer only. Meet BP South at 6:00am for a 6:30am departure. Those who live closer to Lakeside or are coming from a different dirrection may prefer to go direct to the venue. Meet time is 7:00am at Lakeside. Contact: Dennis Seidel: 0402 077 519. BSB: 064405, Acct No: 10132504, Acct Name: Caboolture Regional Car Club.
Saturday/Sunday 12/13 November, FX/FJ Holden Club Celebrating 40 Years. Rocklea Showgrounds. Optional run. Flyer.
Saturday 26 November, DIY TIG Welding and Lead Wiping. Details TBA.
Sunday 27 November, Mill Creek Café Brekky and Wine Tour, Dayboro. Breakfast at the Mill Creek Café, 12 Williams Street, Dayboro and afterwards to the Dayboro Winery for a short tour. For those who enjoy a good wine tasting this will cost just $5.00 per head. Meet BP South at 7:00am for a 7:15am departure.
Sunday 04 December, Christmas Function. Centenary Lakes, Caboolture. Please RSVP the coordinator (Donna Kroger) by Wednesday 23rd November. Payment to be made by 23rd November also. Cost TBA.
Unless otherwise stated, the run departure points are Caboolture BP South or BP North
depending on direction of the run.
CRCC Welcomes the following New Member
283A, Anne Bland, Woodford. 284, Michael Harrison, 1974 Holden HQ. 285A, Girlie Glover, Kallangur, 1969 Ford XW. 286, Russell Small, Caboolture, 1978 Torana. 287A, Carol Ramsay, Bray Park, 1970 Green Ford Fairmont Wagon
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Regular Optional Runs:
Each Thursday Night: Rick’s Garage & Diner, 14-16 Margaret Street, Palmwoods. 5:00pm to 10:30pm. Make own arrangements. Each Friday Night:
Harry's Diner, however 1st and 3rd Fridays are the are the main activity nights.
Old Petrie Town.
Munch Inn, corner Beaudesert Road and Elizabeth Street, Acacia Ridge. Meet BP South Caboolture at 5:15pm for a 5:30pm departure. Petrie Markets. Meet BP South Caboolture at 6:30pm. 1st Friday, Noosa's Classic Steel Pitstop: Noosa Civic. Be there by 6:00pm. 1st and 3rd Friday. Harry's Diner, Newmarket Road, Newmarket (Brisbane): Meet BP South Caboolture at 6:30pm. Enjoy the many different makes and models of 'Old Skool' and modern cars which congregate at Harry's Diner each Friday evening. Excellent dining also. 1st and 3rd Friday. Annie's Diner, 405 Elizabeth Avenue, Kippa-Ring: 5:30pm-8:30pm. Great food, music, award-winning coffee and the best milkshakes in town. 3rd Friday. Auto One Kawana, 6:00pm till late: Each Saturday and Sunday: Esk, Nanango, Kenilworth, Gympie, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Beachmere, Bribie Island. Run to be organised prior to the event by an appointed run organiser. 1st Saturday. Old Skool Cars and Street Machines, Alex Barr Oval, Caboolture: $5.00 entry Show Entry and Public (regardless how many people in car). 1st Saturday. Cars and Coffee: 37 Turbo Drive, Cooparoo. From 7:00am. 1st and 3rd Saturday. Redcliffe, Scarborough or Sandgate Cruise: Meet BP South Caboolture at 7:15pm. Destination to be decided on the night. Each Sunday. Bribie Island Hotel Cruise 'N Show 'N Shine and Indoor Retro Markets:
Gold coin entry. Prizes which include fuel vouchers, cash, hampers food and drinks. Supporting the Endeavour Foundation. 29 Sylvan Beach Esplanade. 9:00am - 1:00pm. Lacey on 0468 634 037. 1st Sunday. Poison Kandy Klothing and Memorabilia: Hotrods, Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Car Enthusiasts. 8:00am to 10:00am. Shop 10, Frizzo Road, Palmview. Next to the Ettamogah Pub. 2nd Sunday. Happy Valley Caloundra for Breakfast:
BYO food, drinks and chairs. Meet 'Big Fish' at 7:30am for a 8:00am departure.
Happy Valley is the hubbub hanging over Caloundra’s Clark Place Park, on the shores of
Bulcock Beach.
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Classic Model cars for the enthusiast.
$30 EACH. Contact Dennis Seidel. SWAP: HJ nose cone and radiator support for a good HQ Single Headlight Radiator support only.
Contact Naosha Chalvatzis
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