CLUB MAGAZINE November 2017 - Geraldine ANZAC Com-South Canterbury Zephyr & Zodiac Enthusiasts Club
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CLUB MAGAZINE
November 2017
Fax 03-379 4775 email graeme@enford.co.nz
Geraldine ANZAC Com-
CNR GEORGE & STATION ST TIMARU PH 688 9412
Suppliers to Farmlands
Agents for Penrite Oils
171 Alford Forest Road
Editor:- Glenis Hull ASHBURTON.
6888358 (03) 308 0006
geejayh58@gmail.comFor Commercial and Domestic Hire.
For Sale
1963 Mk 3 Zephyr, complete and in original condition. Good
project car, all parts there. Peacock blue with grey interior.
Requires new carpets, dash and front seats reupholstered. Contact
Michael (03) 6885687 (local number)
November 2017
FOR SALE Correspondence for the
Club to
Mk1 Zephyr parts:
Radiator hose, 1x park light complete, 1pr park light glass & rim, 3 x tail PO Box 1015
light chrome surrounds, 1x grill badge, 1x tail light wiper motor.
Timaru 7940
email.
Mk2 Zephyr parts:
Selection of parts, all good order. sc.zandzec@gmail.com
Mk3 Zodiac parts:
Selection of parts, all good order. Web site:- www.sczephyrclub.nz Committee
Mk3 Zephyr parts: President Christine Stewart 686-1282
or 021 155 8639
Selection of parts, all good order.
36 Mountainview Rd Timaru
Please contact Colin Chambers on
Vice President Jim Macdonald 6847733
03 6880807 or 0272511225.
I. Past President Phil Rooke 6861812
Treasurer Neil Brown 027 3370494
Club meetings are held
CLUB MERCHANDISE FOR SALE first Tuesday each month Secretary Bill Ridder 03 3081904
in Dinga’s Function Room,
Number plate frames $25.00 pair Richard Pearse Tavern, Club Captain Mary-Jean Wood 6861812
118 Le Cren St, Timaru
Grille badge $45.00 each at 7.30pm Email:- maryjean.wood@ xtra.co.nz
Window sashes $25.00 each Social Convenor Donald Campbell 6883033
Editor:- Glenis Hull Committee:- Gavin Ladbrook 6845977
Lapel badges $7.00 each
6888358
Monogram badges $7.00 each Bruce Bishop 6881204
geejayh58@gmail.com
Contact Neil Brown 027 3370494 Bob Stevens 6881296
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Club bank account details.
President’s Report
SC Zephyr & Zodiac Enthusiasts Club, Westpac, Timaru
030887 0280401-00
What glorious weather we have been enjoying to catch up on all Remember to put your name as reference and what the payment is for in
those outdoor activities which are often overlooked during winter the details.
and of course “dusting off the cobwebs” and enjoy classic car
DISCLAIMER
cruising.
The views expressed in this magazine are not necessarily the views
I reflected on an article I read recently where the writer had, along of the club or its committee, and the club accepts no responsibility
with many other motorists, driven past a car which had broken for the accuracy of the statements.
down in peak hour traffic, at the traffic lights by KFC. He
All participants attend club events at their own risk. The club
questioned how often did people stop and assist those people
assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any loss or damage to
unfortunate enough to have a car break down while travelling. I
person or property.
suspect not very often. Perhaps with the high use of cell phones
people do not think it is necessary and their destination is more
important! I wonder if the car mentioned was a certain black Mk 1
Zephyr which did not make the trip up to the Kaikoura Hop and the Market Place!
spent some time in disgrace outside!
At the December 5th SCZZEC meeting we will have a guest For Sale
speaker from an insurance company who will answer questions
about classic car insurance policies. To help him prepare if you 1971 Mark 4 Zodiac 4 Speed Manual - good condition - runs well
have any questions regarding this topic please send them into me
by the 21st November 2017. Thank you. I hope many of you will Mileage - 93,000 miles Interior - very good condition
take this opportunity to learn more about classic car insurance and There is an assortment of good parts to go with car.
attend the 5th December 2017 meeting (the last for 2017!)
POA Contact: Brendan 027 9601528 After 5pm
I hope you all have hassle free motoring and travel safely over the
coming months as the “silly season” rapidly approaches (and
beyond).
Christine Stewart
President
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Christmas Party – Saturday 9 December
Grey Way Lounge at Phar Lap
Meal and music so get your dancing shoes on and have a great
night.
$40.00 per person – please let me know
if you are attending, bank details in
magazine.
Email:- maryjean.wood@xtra.co.nz
Upcoming Events
16th to 19th November Geraldine Arts & Plants
Sunday 19th November Club run - Picnic at Peel Forest
Sunday 19th November Oamaru Victorian Festival
Sunday 26th November Selwyn Motor Fest & Family Fun Day
Sunday 26th November Timaru Festival of Roses
December 5th 2017 Club Meeting Richard Pearce 7.45pm
December 9th 2017 Club Christmas party
February 6th 2018 Club Meeting Richard Pearce 7.45pm
February 18th 2018 Club run
March 16th - 18th 2018 Rock N Hop
March 24th 2018 SC VCC Swapmeet, Winchester
March 30th 2018 Southern Connection in Oamaru
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Beetroot salad
CLUB CAPTAIN’s Report
Tin of baby beets. 1 red onion Sour cream
Creamy mayo (Eta creamy original)
Well what a great day was had in Oamaru at the last club run. It
was such a pity Phil and I missed it as we were in Australia. I know Cut beets into bite sizes. Cut onion into small pieces. Mix together
Mary-Anne and the team did a great event from the reports I have sour cream, mayo and small amount of the beetroot juice. Mix with
had. the onions and beetroot. Enjoy!
Next run is the Teddy Bears picnic run to peel Forest, Sunday
November 19th. Meeting at 1.00pm at the ARA Polytech carpark.
Can you let me know numbers as we are doing some things for the
children.
November is such a busy month with something on almost every
weekend.
Our Christmas Party this year is at the Grey Way Lounge with a
meal and music. Please let me know if you are attending.
See you all at the next event.
Mary-Jean and Phil
Potato Salad
Cut red potatoes into bite size pieces. Place into an oven proof dish with
a small amount of oil and cook for 15 minutes. Selwyn Motor Fest & Family Fun Day
Cut up streaky bacon and red onion, spread over the top of the potatoes, 26th November 2017
return to oven until cooked. Cool until cold.
SC club member John Winchester is organizing the inaugural
Mix together equal amounts of creamy mayo (Eta original mayo is best) Selwyn Motor Fest & Family fun Day, to be held on Sunday
and pesto, not too much, just enough to cover. Mix with potato, onion and 26th November 2017, 10am to 3pm. Rolleston College, Cnr
bacon. Broadlands & Springston Rolleston Roads, Rolleston.
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Editor’s Report
Hello folks
We have a busy time coming up with a lot of events on before
Christmas. May sure you keep an eye on the upcoming events.
If you wish to attend the Christmas meal you need to let Mary-Jean
know and pay your money.
What an enjoyable day we had on our club run last month. Thanks
to everyone for organising this.
I wonder if this warmer weather is here to stay now.
Please note my change of email!
All information for next magazine to me by Tuesday 28th
November 2017.
Thank you.
Glenis Hull
Editor
Next Club Event
Sunday 19th November 2017
Meet Polytech car park 1.00 pm
Peel Forest Picnic Run
Teddy’s Picnic – please let me know
how many children will be attending.
Mary-Jean
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Don Campbell’s cars
Sorry we only have room for a few of Don Campbell’s cars this
month.
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Club run Sunday 15th October 2017
Three cars, 9 people, met at the south end of Timaru ready to leave
at 8-30am. Gavin & Marilyn Ladbrook, Alison & Neville Jarvis
and Allison Hedges & Dave Eaton along with Harley and Sophie. I
joined in with Alison & Neville, thank you so much to them. We
travelled down to Trevor & Yvonne Jopson’s home where we met
up with, Bob & Maryanne Wood, Ivan & Pauline Jeffs and Liz &
Brian Schou.
The guys left in the ‘Z’ cars and the women went in the Jeff’s 7
seater and Maryanne’s BMW. The women travelled up to
Papakaio to visit the home and gardens of Ian & Gloria Hurst.
What a fabulous looking home and fantastic gardens. The gardens
have been developed from paddocks into an amazing area. There is
a stream running through and a lake with jetty and row boat. The
gardens are full of trees and shrubs of all kinds and little ‘finds’
around. We spotted a rocking horse under a tree, a couple of large
gargoyles near the lake and some interesting little pieces in the
vegetable garden area.
After looking around here we then went along to Sherry
(Maryanne’s sister) and Hugh McDonald’s beautiful garden. We
were shown around, firstly looking at the pheasants, turkeys etc,
then around looking at the very well cared for gardens. It was great
to hear how they have developed their garden over the years. We
learned of their terrifying experience of loosing their home, and
everything in it, to an early morning fire about 42 years ago. They
have a beautiful home and gardens and it was much appreciated to
be allowed to visit, thank you so much.
Meanwhile the men travelled to Garry Ford’s shed in Herbert.
Garry has a collection of cars, motorbikes etc. He has flags from
all over America, where ever he has visited. He has a lot of
memorabilia and the men had a wonderful time looking around and
checking it out.
We then all met back at Ivan and Pauline’s home for a BBQ lunch.
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Merv & Cobi Johns arrived down from Ashburton, it was great to
see them there joining in too. The Oamaru members had all made
salads etc and everyone bought meat to be cooked on the BBQ.
What an enjoyable lunch. There were many comments on all the
different salads, so we will be sharing the recipes in this magazine.
Thank you very much to you all for providing this lunch and
arranging our visits. Thanks to Ivan and Pauline for allowing us to
have lunch at your home.
Everyone enjoyed sitting around and chatting after lunch. Then the
cars all got checked out and compared etc.
A great day was had by all. Again thanks for everything.
Glenis Hull
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