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May 2011 MAGAZINE - MG Car Club Newcastle

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CLUBTORQUEPRESIDENT’S REPORTThe National Meeting of <strong>MG</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Club</strong>s has been run and won, as they say, andyou will find lots of reports on the event through this magazine. I’m certain thatsome of the things each of us mentions will be repeated by others.Besides the outstanding effort put in by <strong>MG</strong> owning members, I would like tomention the huge effort put in by non <strong>MG</strong> owners. Truly, this event would havehad no chance of happening without their input.Two of the events and the social side of things was organised by such peopleand I feel that it is appropriate to detail there efforts.1. Russ Baldwin organised the Touring Assembly. This is a big task as itinvolves many surveys of the course, writing instructions and consumesa lot of time. He also had the assistance of John Porter who took photographsfor results and for trophies.2. Ken Short organised a similar event, which was non competitive andlikewise had the same amount of preparation as the Touring Assembly.3. Bryn Baverstock and David Atkins organised the Motorkhana, with Kenneth’sassistance to refurbish the timing equipment.4. Joy Bower and Chris Tynan with help organised the social gatheringsand entertainment.5. Michael Snow set up the complete event management and scoring systemfrom a fresh start as the old one was too difficult to update and hada few problems.6. Alan Bates did what I thought could not be achieved. He managed toget the hillclimb resurfaced and then put in place the required finishingtouches to make the venue operational. This was a remarkable effortand special thanks must go to him and his team.7. Scott McGarry helped with the Concours set up, and then went to Ringwoodand helped me with the setting up of bollards, witches hats andsafety tape in the paddock area.8. Kerry Woollard was giving clerical assistance throughout the event.9. Jim Gardner and Paul Bower were scrutineers.10. Peter Robinson helped with sponsorship, the practice on Friday and afterwardshelped mark out car parking arrangements in the paddockarea. He was the Steward for the Hillclimb and his wife Noelene put thetimes up on the scoreboard.11. Steve Hobbins, Howard McLean (he may have a <strong>MG</strong> parked somewherein his garage), Laurie Movigliatti and Phil Bright all helped with the runningof the Hillclimb.Page 6

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