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Homestead
Hawke’s Bay Branch Newsletter
THE MAG
december 2018
Official publication of the Hawke’s Bay branch of the vintage car club of New Zealand (inc.) www.hbvcc.org.nz
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HAWKE’S BAY
BRANCH CONTACTS//
Chairman: Ian Elmsly (Kay) p. 06 835 9956
p. 06 845 0577 c. 027 217 7730
c. 0274 790 682 stevedon@xtra co.nz
ian.elmsly@xtra.co.nz Club Room Hire: Ana Brock-Jest
Club Captain: Esther Smith (Graham) p. 06 835 1722
p. 06 843 9668 c. 021 022 75635
c. 027 464-7314 abrockjest@aol.com
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Secretary: Peter Ball (Helen) Beaded Wheels: Helen Ball (Peter)
p. 06 843 6979 p. 06 8436979
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Spares Manager: Brian Taylor (Margaret)
Kevin McGrath p. 06 844 5982
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Colin Sheriff 06 845 2572
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stevedon@xtra co.nz
Librarian Allan Twort (Helen)
p. 06 845 0438 HB Branch Life Members
ah_ha@xtra.co.nz Allan Harris life member
Club Custodian: Steve Donovan Trevor Charman life member
December 2018
Volume 97 // Number 12 // December 2018
CONTENTS
HB Branch Contacts 4
Chairman’s Report 6
Club Captains Report 7
Christmas Outing 8
Up & Coming Events 9
New Year Outing 10
Homestead Run 11
Club Night & Auction Night 12
Your Branch Photos 14
Hooters 17
Stories 18
Hooters 20
Message To Club Members 21
Notice Board 22
Calendar of Events 24
Branch Events 25
For Sale/Wanted 26
BRANCH DETAILS Club night 2nd Wednesday
POSTAL: PO Box 3406, Napier 4142 of month 7.30pm at Clubrooms
Clubrooms: 67 Sandy Rd, Meeanee, Napier supper provided.
Phone: (06) 835 1483 Clubrooms, library & Spares
email: hawkesbay@vcc.org.nz DEPARTMENT OPEN Tuesday morning
www.hbvcc.org.nz 9-11am. Morning Tea available.
5CHAIRMAN’S REPORT//
By Ian Elmsly
Welcome to all you readers out there, and I We were fortunate enough to get a guest
suspect there are many of you that read the speaker at the Club Night (after the advertised
enlightening comments and thoughts that guest was a late withdrawal) in ex Serious
go into these reports not only from myself Crash Investigator / Policeman in Iain
but the Club Captain and the various authors Cheyne, who gave us an excellent insight
of the Run Reports. So I will endeavour to into his previous life dealing with the horrific
maintain the high standard we have set!! crashes and there consequences. Many thanks
November was another busy month for the to Iain.
committee as we set about the various tasks Our annual Homestead Run, combined
we all have in trying to ensure that we all with Central Hawke’s Bay, proved a success.
have a club well into the future, through not Assembling at the Zinc Café, Waipukurau (the
only maintaining the physical club rooms VCC must be their best customer by now!)
& activities programme, but trying to grow some 62 cars headed off. (Yes some like me
the membership with people with less grey just made the start due to commitments with
hair than most of us have. Like it or not, this the All Black V Ireland broadcast) We were
growth is becoming more important than we dispatched on a picturesque run through the
may like to admit, and if you read some of countryside to a lovely garden setting next
the articles in various Motoring magazines, it to the homestead for a leisurely lunch. – I
can paint a worrying picture for the ongoing am bemused though? After all the effort of
enjoyment we get from owning and driving setting up tables & chairs & eating lunch,
our Historical Vehicles. It is therefore vital listening to a brief talk on the properties
that we all not only welcome younger new history, many seem to embark on a “sprint”
members but make sure that we embrace to see how quickly they can repack the car
what they have to offer. We have to accept that and exit the venue! I’m not sure what has
the next generation of members will not be happened to the old saying “stop and smell the
driving 1920-1960 cars, but will in fact be in roses” (and there were plenty to smell) as the
later model vehicles, that are club eligible (Art exit was almost completed by 2pm!! A little
Deco aside). That is where the future of these disappointing particularly as the property
clubs will sit -or sadly disappear. owners were walking amongst the crowd
The real push / start of this was Malcolm Blair looking to engage in conversation! Just maybe,
inviting a couple of “families” along to the we should stop and smell the roses! Just a
Homestead Run, who are involved as a group thought.
driving “classic cars” and almost looking for a Going forward, December’s calendar looks
home. This is the target market and speaking busy, and that’s before you get to the everyday
to them I believe they enjoyed the run. Let’s stuff, so I hope you all get to attend the Club
hope we did enough to encourage them to Night (auction night) on the 12th and the last
come back! run of the year on the 16th. If I don’t see you,
all the best for Christmas and the new year,
drive safely and be kind to one and other!
December 2018CLUB CAPTAIN//
By Esther Smith
Well summer was nearly here until it COMING EVENTS:
decided to rain cats and dogs. At least we Upcoming events are:
got some good motoring events in earlier in
the month. • Saturday 1st of December-Italian Night
at the Dolce Vista winery.
The mid-week run was a success, organised
by Bob Ackerley they headed up Matapiro • Wednesday 5th December. Midweek
way, the enjoyment those attending got run. 10.30 am at the club rooms. Also
from rolling the tyres down the hill on Tony committee meeting night
Connors farm shows that we are still just • Wednesday 12th December – Auction
big kids at heart. Club night
For the homestead run this year, we joined • Sunday 16th of December-End of Year
up with the CHB branch, so great to catch Picnic Run refer elsewhere in the Mag
up with members of that branch. It was for full details
beautiful weather, some of us stopped off
• Sunday 13th of January 2019 –Club Run
at the Otane Sunday Market to pick up
down Dannevirke way refer elsewhere in
supplies then we headed off to Waipukurau
the Mag for full details
and our meeting place at the Zinc Café.
Art Deco rally planning is still ticking
On Sunday the 16th December Steve and
along, even though we do amend the grand
Pam D. are organising our Christmas picnic
plan each year in response to fresh ideas
run. As the picnic lunch is supplied by the
and changing circumstances, the basic
club, we need numbers for catering, so get
format is in place and serves us well.
your names to Steve now. Full details are
elsewhere in the Mag
Steve is again coming up trumps as on
Sunday the 13th of January 2019, he is
organising a run down Dannevirke way,
with some interesting places to visit. It will
be a long day but well worth it. Full details
are elsewhere in the Mag
7CHRISTMAS OUTING
Sunday December 16th
ONCE AGAIN WE ARE HAVING A CHRISTMAS RUN
INTO THE COUNTRY. SAME FORMAT AS LAST YEAR.
NOTE THIS IS A DIFFERENT VENUE.
Starting from the Club rooms at 10.30am
There will be a short run to the venue
Your Branch will be supplying Lunch. (Subway followed by
Strawberry & Ice Cream). Please advise if you need Gluten Free
You will need to bring you own drinks, picnic table and chairs
We have toilets and water on site
Thanks to those people who have advised they are attending.
All others wishing to attend, have until December 11th to advise
if you would like to be part of this event.This is for catering purposes.
Our contact details are in last month Mag.
December 2018UP & COMING
EVENTS//
MID WEEK RUN CHRISTMAS CLUB OUTING
Wednesday 5th December 16th December
ALWAYS 1st Wednesday of the Month. More information on page 8.
• Where: Meet at HB Vintage Club Rooms
• Time: 10.30am NEW YEAR OUTING
13th January
CLUB NIGHT & AUCTION NIGHT
Wednesday 12th December More information on page 10.
More information on page 12.
NO CLUB NIGHT IN JANUARY 2019
Awards for 25 year badge
John Swinburn, 35 year badge
Pat James, 25 year badge
Sue Hobbs, Noel Powell
9NEW YEAR OUTING 2019
Sunday January 13th 2019
Meet at Roosters Brewery on Omahu Road Hastings.
Starting at 9.30am
We will be travelling to Dannervike for a picnic Lunch.
Then visiting two collections.
This is the third group I have organised to these venues
and everybody has been very impressed. It is amazing what
is on our back yard.Please plan for a long day as you may not
get back to Napier/ Hastings by approx 5.30pm.
Bring your Lunch etc.
Regards Pam & Steve Donovan.
Our contact details are in the Mag.
December 2018HOMESTEAD
RUN 2018//
» Trish Anstis with Club Captain Esther Smith holding the money donated to the Helicopter Rescue.
On Sunday 18th November 62 cars Steve & Trish have transformed the lovely
assembled at the Zinc Café in Waipukurau. gardens & lawns around the homestead
This was a combined number of members which provided a great area for VCC
from CHB & HB VCC organised by Rod members to have their lunch. Steve & Trish
& Scarlett McKenzie CHB & Esther & were happy to wander around and engage
Graham Smith. in conversation with everyone.
Setting off from Zinc Café the day was To have the privilege to spend the day with
perfect for a drive out into the countryside, them on their property a donation of $10
arriving at the property called Waikareao per car was collected, resulting in a grand
Station owned by Steve & Trish Antstis. total of $623 to be given to the RESCUE
Originally the property was built for a Mr HELICOPTER TRUST. A wonderful
Johnstone who they say never returned organisation to be able donate too!
from WW1, so it was farmed as an estate Thank you.
well into the 1970’s.
11HBVCC
CLUB & AUCTION NIGHT//
A Special General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 12th December 2017
at the Clubrooms, preceding the Club Meeting & Auction Night,
for the purpose as per the Motion tabled below.
AUCTION NIGHT 12TH DECEMBER
Members come along to the clubs auction night and have a bit of fun by bidding
on a parcel or parcels that looks interesting. You never know what you may get!
First thing you have to do is to wrap up a gift in Christmas paper and bring it along on
the night. Tables will be set up ready to go for all those wonderful items to auction off.
Second thing you have to bring with you is cash in your wallet/purse or your pocket so
you have plenty to bid with!!! BYO drinks (may help with bidding!)
See you all there!
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PHOTOS//
HOMESTEAD RUN //
» Cars assemble outside Zinc Café Waipukurau » Cars arrive at Waikareao Station
» Cars at Waikareao Station » Cars at Waikareao station
» Veterans at the homestead
December 2018» In the lovely grounds of the homestead
» Lunch in the lovely grounds » Who are all these people visiting us
» Veterans at the homestead
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December 2018HOOTERS//
Ana @ Hooters
Hi Folks,
It’s been an action packed month in the
Hooters camp with cruise ships, weddings,
conferences and city & winery tours. It
seems the secret is out and everyone is
heading to Hawke’s Bay!
Monte the vintage bus is back doing daily
tours from the Napier I-site and enjoying
showcasing our fantastic city in true Art
Deco Style.
David is out of the moonboot and very
happy to be back driving again. For now it’s Steve has been working hard giving her a
just the modern automatic but at least he’s full check up and converting her to 12 Volt.
back on the road and certainly on the mend. This does mean the Studebaker has once
The cruise ship season is well and truly again been pushed to the back of the shed
upon us and we have already had some and onto a very long list. Work is due to
great weather, a few rainy days too but rain start on ‘Annie’ soon, our 5th Hupmobile.
or shine we’ll always make sure our guests She needs a whole lot of love. So with all
have a fantastic time. Although it really does these projects on the go the new shed is
help when we turn on the sunshine and the most definitely filling up fast.
open tops can come out to play. Thanks again for the deco donations, the
Talking of open tops, David’s been at it costume department is looking great and
again and we would like to introduce you to will soon be ready to open to the public.
‘KC’ the 1926 Essex. Here’s a couple of pics We are getting on with the finishing
of the latest addition: touches left to do to the building but it’s
certainly looking fantastic and the feedback
from our visitors so far has been great. If
you haven’t already popped by then please
do pop in and have a look.
Well that’s it for another month, be seeing
you…
17STORIES//
Stories by Barbara Bixley
Continuing on from the couch by Barbara Bixley
Now working with young children could nearest was about 2km away at Whakatu.
be challenging at times. I needed to tie up I only had 2 choices the Studebaker or the
the boysenberry vines, they are too prickley Thornycroft I choose the Studebaker as I
for young kids. So I set them up with a thought it would be the quickest. Now I
wheelbarrow full of water and added their hadn't driven either of them but thought
bath toys. I was working just a few rows from how hard can it be. The Stude started easily
the house fence within ear shot of the kids. and down the drive I went onto the road but
when I tried to change it from 1st to 2nd gear
I got so intent on tying up the vines that I
it just would not oblige all I got was a loud
never saw the salesman walk up the row
grunching noise. I pulled over put it in 1st
behind me. When he spoke right behind
and tried again a few times with no luck, so I
me I got a huge fright, which immediately
thought what to do, I really needed to get to
made me grumpy. I can't remember what
the shop. So only one thing for it 1st gear will
he was selling but I snapped that I was not
have to do, so after a rather slow trip I was
interested. He then stammered that the
relieved to be back home with the smokes
children were playing with water, yes I know
and to get rid of the loud revving noise out of
I snapped. He then stammered that he had
my ears. Doug told me that night that had I
turned off the tap. I snapped thank you and
put it in 2nd it would have taken off just fine.
he left. After awhile I thought about what
he had said “turned the tap off ” I hadn't left As the trees were slowly growing so was
one on,so I went to check on the kids. Well the number of animals we got 2 goats, lots
they had put the plug in the kitchen sink and of hens, pigs, cats, dog and 2 guinea pigs.
completely flooded the kitchen. As we had Dougs sister kindly gave us 2 more guinea
quite a high lip at the back door the water pigs which were lovely colours she was pretty
had gone into the laundry next door and sure they were the same sex as our 2. It was
had travelled up the hall carpet and into the not long before we had so many guinea pigs
dining room. In the middle of the kitchen that they wouldn't fit in the cage. I use to find
was the 4 year old trying to mop up the them in the kids beds, in the draws with their
water with the dish cloth. clothes and did my best to teach them that
they should live outside. The numbers kept
As I was cleaning up the flood I felt quite bad
growing so Doug put bins in the orchard for
about being so rude to the salesman as he
them to hide under. It is not so long ago that
must have got his shoes and socks quite wet
a club member told me what he remembered
when he went in and turned off the tap, and
most about Thornycroft Orchard was the
have often wondered what he thought.
sea of guinea pigs nibbling grass in the early
One day I needed to go to the shop, the evening.
December 2018CONTINUED//
We looked after Doug's brothers pet talking dog. He lay in wait and sure enough he saw
magpie for awhile we had it in a large cage in the dog coming up the driveway, so he fired
the carport. But the childrens favourite was a shot above its head. Well he had forgotten
Mickey the possum, when they ran it would about the magpie in the cage right next to
always catch them. Mickey got banned from him, the poor bird started squawking crazily
inside the house when he insisted in running when he fired the shot which in turn gave
up the curtains jumping onto the standard Doug a big shock and up went the gun in
lamp and riding it down to the carpet. One the air firing multiple shots. I went out to see
day Mickey got me into big trouble my what was happening I thought world war 3
Mother had come to visit, I not sure which had started. I'm not sure who got the biggest
child let him out to play but he took one fright the magpie, Doug, the dog or me, but
look at the back of my Mothers bare legs and we never saw the dog again.
up he went onto the top of head. I still have
a mental picture today of Mickey proudly » Story continued in next Mag
sitting on her head and her yelling get this
thing off me.
We use to fed the cats at the back door
before we went to bed, but we had been
having trouble with a stray dog that would
come and steal the cats food. So one night
unbeknown to me Doug hid in the carport
with his automatic gun to frighten off this
19There are some skilled artisans at work here! December 2018
MESSAGES TO
CLUB MEMBERS//
FROM JANUARY 2019 YOUR MAGAZINE
WILL NO LONGER BE POSTED OUT TO YOU.
It will be emailed to you. For those who do not have email addresses there will be a limited
copies available at the club on CLUB NIGHT & then on TUESDAY MORNING when club is
open between 9.30 & 11.00am.
This is due to post & print prices increasing significantly over the last few years. The committee
are aware this will inconvenience some members but did not want to increase your club
subscriptions.
The MAG is available to view on our club website www.hbvcc.org.nz
If your email address has changed from the email you have supplied to national office please let
us know through the mag’s email address themag.vcc@gmail.com.
From the committee
THE SATNAV// A poem by Pam Ayres
I have a little Satnav, It lists the vehicles just in front,
It sits there in my car And all those to the rear
A Satnav is a driver's friend, And taking this into account,
it tells you where you are. It specifies my gear.
I have a little Satnav, I'm sure no other driver,
I've had it all my life Has so helpful a device
It's better than the normal ones, For when we leave and lock the car,
My Satnav is my wife. It still gives its advice.
It gives me full instructions, It fills me up with counselling,
Especially how to drive Each journey's pretty fraught
"It's sixty miles an hour", it says, So why don't I exchange it,
"You're doing sixty five". And get a quieter sort?
It tells me when to stop and start, Ah well, you see, it cleans the house,
And when to use the brake Makes sure I'm properly fed
And tells me that it's never ever, It washes all my shirts and things,
Safe to overtake. And keeps me warm in bed!
It tells me when a light is red, Despite all these advantages,
And when it goes to green And my tendency to scoff,
It seems to know instinctively, I only wish that now and then,
Just when to intervene. I could turn the bugger off.
21NOTICE BOARD// If you want to add any notices to the notice board please contact the Editor. December 2018
CLUB ROOM HIRE
Hiring of club rooms is only available
to financial club members who must be
present on the premises for the duration
of hire and be solely responsible for hireage.
BOOKING CONTACT:
Ana Brock-Jest (only bet ween
the hours of 9am-5pm please)
Work 06 835 1722
(hooters vintage & classic vehicle hire)
Mobile 021 02275635
Email: abrockjest@aol.Com
Club Custodian is Steve Donovan:
Contact 027 217 7730
Email cgrc@slingshot.co.nz
23CALENDAR OF EVENTS//
DECEMBER JANUARY
01 ITALIAN NIGHT 13 NEW YEAR RUN
05 MID WEEK RUN NO CLUB NIGHT THIS MONTH
COMMITTEE MEETING
12 club night auction
16 xmas club run
FUTURE EVENTS//
13 JANUARY NEW YEAR RUN
13 - 17 FEBRUARY ART DECO
December 2018HBVCC
BRANCH EVENTS//
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