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MAPS- Maitland Auto Preservation Society Inc.
Phone: +61 427 373 158
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24.01.2022 Sixth set of OCD 2020 pics finally in after issues of not being able to create and album! There will be some which are duplicate snaps of some cars and some not very good. I make NO CLAIM as to taking a picture of every vehicle there!
22.01.2022 MAPS 35th Anniversary Day Sunday Oct 11th saw almost 50 members gather at the Moonta Building and Landscape Supplies yard on the most perfect morning imaginable. It was also good to see a good array of vehicles in attendance including a couple from the twenties. The Event Sign On and Covid sheets were cleverly placed by Richard Hopkins in the Nursery shop, at the back, to ensure the women saw as many items for sale as possible. Just after 9.00 the first group headed just down... the road to the museum and train station. Making sure covid seating rules were complied with on the carriages the train headed off on its first run with Engine Driver Richard Bastion at the helm. While they were away the second group were entertained in the Blacksmiths shop learning how to fire up a forge and then heat, bend and weld iron. Then when the first train trip was completed the groups swapped over with some also visiting the museum. It was my first time on the train which only gave a teaser of what there is to see there so I must go back one day and have a good walk around. Then around 12.00’ish we all proceeded down to the Pt Hughes Tavern for lunch. The choices of fish, steak or chicken were all well proportioned and desserts looked good as well. President Peter then made a few presentations, these being to Richard Hopkins for organising the day, Richard Bastion for driving the train and Haydn Andrews for having the second oldest car on the day. Clearly if you want to win a prize in MAPS it helps to be called Richard. (There's a joke there somewhere! Editor) at the Museum Thanks to Richard Hopkins and helpers for putting on a successful Anniversary do. Mossy Some of the day's activities pictured
20.01.2022 Fourth set of OCD 202 pics
16.01.2022 The recent AGM was certainly very different as our regular venue was not available. Thanks to the Yorke Valley Hotel for providing accommodation at short notice. Amongst the many items covered, the annual awards were presented as follows; Most Outstanding Member(s) Award MAPS is indeed fortunate to have large numbers of very committed and active members. To choose the most outstanding member(s) is, then very difficult but in this year of unusual circumstances two stand out. ...Continue reading
14.01.2022 Third OCD 2020 Photo set
10.01.2022 Second set of OCD 2020 pics
10.01.2022 The 2020 Old Car Day organised by the Gawler Veteran, Vintage and Classic Vehicle has been going some years with the splendid venue of the Bethany Reserve as its established setting. 2020 looks to have surpassed the previous best attendance- well over 200 vehicles filling all the available space. I tried to snap as many as I could, running out of battery and unable to keep up with the growing stream of vehicles. Yes, I may have missed some ! Whilst I may have been busy with the camera, that was an easy task compared to the work done by the many Gawler members who actually supervised the vehicle parking! With such a large number of photos, I've had to create an album. Let's see if I can get it to work!
08.01.2022 Problem in creating the album for OCD 2020, so several posts with batches of photos
05.01.2022 Various photos of the MAPS run from Maitland to Curramulka, Port Vincent, Port Julia, concluding at Ardrossan on Sunday. 20th September. Thanks to Ina Stapley, Jim Davies for their input.
04.01.2022 Fifth batch of OCD 2020 pics
01.01.2022 About 50 entries for the 2020 Vintage & Veteran Run held by the Gawler VVCVC on October 11th, from Gawler, via Lyndoch to Greenock.
01.01.2022 Cale for last orders for the MAPS 35th do on October 11th. All bookings and payments by the October Meeting, this coming Thursday. Details on the newsletter with links. To repeat them- MAPS 35TH BIRTHDAY EVENT 11TH OCTOBER AT MOONTA Advanced plans for the 35th birthday event at Moonta on 11th October: We will meet in the Moonta Building and Landscape Supplies carpark (Lt 4 Military Rd) at 9am. To find us, head to the Moonta Bowls Club on Blanche Tce and look for the 1930 For...d truck parked at the intersection of Military Rd. Follow the directional arrow in the back of the truck about 300m along Military Rd, turn left into MBLS yard. There are toilet facilities and a coffee machine. Team leaders Andy Ewin and John Moss will organise you into groups. When we are all set, we will leave the yard, turn left and head to the Moonta Mines Museum and tourist train; the blacksmith will be in his forge giving demonstrations with options to buy what he makes. At midday, we will make our way to the Port Hughes Tavern for lunch. Total cost of the birthday event activities is $45 per head, made up of two parts: $20 for activities at the Museum, and $25 for lunch at the Tavern. The club has generously agreed to pay for the museum activities, leaving just $25 for members to pay for their meals. This needs to be paid by the 1st October general meeting either by funds transfer directly to the club (see below for details); or cash to Richard Hopkins at the meeting or beforehand at Moonta Building and Landscape Supplies, Lt 4 Military Rd; Richard's mobile is 0408 252 490. MENU Mains Roast chicken Butterfish chips and salad Rump steak, chips and salad Sweets Mini Pavlova Brandy Basket Nut Sundae Make your selections in advance by email to [email protected] after you have paid for your meal by EFT to the club (see account details below), or when you pay in cash at the 1st October meeting. Selections and cash payments to Richard must be in by 1st October meeting at Maitland CLUB CONTACT FOR EVENT IS RICHARD HOPKINS [email protected] 8825 3462/0408 252 490 Bank transfers to Maitland Auto Preservation Society BankSA, BSB 105040, acc. 174202440 Recap and reminder! The treasurer requests, when making any bank transfer to MAPS, to use your name (or phone number) as the reference. When you’ve made a payment, please email the banking receipt to [email protected] or text to 0418 818 247. Please note, transfers can take several days to show up in the account.
