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2 club contacts for 2014/2015 PRESIDENT : Ken McDevitte VICE PRESIDENT : Reg Bell CHAIRMAN : Richard Gregory 54 Tudor Park, Newtownabbey BT36 4FT Tel: Mob: SECRETARY : Sheila Adair 11 Victoria Grove, Craigavon BT667JJ Tel: MOB: TREASURER : Dennis Mitchell 3 Magees Road, Ballinderry, Lisburn BT28 3JE Tel: VICE CHAIRMAN : Andy Dorman 33 Beechview, Ballyclare BT39 9XT Tel: Mob: MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY : Myreve Chambers 102 Glendale Park, Belfast, BT8 6HS Tel: COMMITTEE Sheila Adair, Alfred Annesley, Andrew Carson, Myreve Chambers, Andrew Dornan, Richard Gregory, David Lauro, Ken McDevitte, Michael McKay, John Miskelly, Iris Mitchell, Dennis Mitchell, John Neill. AOVC REPRESENTATIVES David Lauro, Dennis Mitchell, Reg Bell. WEBSITE EDITOR Myreve Chambers, myrevechambers@yahoo.co.uk MAGAZINE EDITOR Michael McKay, 16 Hollymount, Erinvale, BT10 0GL Tel: Mob : classicmichael1@hotmail.co.uk CLUB MEETS ON LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH EXCEPT DECEMBER IN BANBRIDGE RUGBY CLUB, ARDERYS LANE, BANBRIDGE EDITORS COLUMN Well here we are with another edition of the magazine which I hope you will all enjoy. Thanks to everyone for providing articies and in particular to Sam Baird for the wonderful montage for the front cover. In the next issue we will be looking forward to Christmas and the deadline for submission of articles is Friday 28th August Whilst the Banbridge Old Vehicle Club limited takes every care as to the accuracy of materials printed in this magazine, it cannot accept any liability in respect of the same. Opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Limited.

3 CHAIRMAN S PAGE So, the season has started. Our Easter display something like over four days at Belfast City Hall was a resounding success. A nice number of different cars over the four day period and the organisers were very happy with what we supplied. 200 vehicles of all shapes and sizes turning up there were plenty of Apparently 23,000 people were estimated admirers. Huge as passing through the gates. Fantastic. The entertainment put on by the council was great and the weather was very kind to us. We all thanks to all those who made it to the display & special thanks to Ken McDevitte had a ball. The following Saturday was the Herron Run by stages of the repair process. Very informative and I know I learnt some things about modern cars and how they are assembled. Well done BANBRIDGE who s baby this is. Well done all. OLD VEHICLE CLUB The May run turned out a bit troublesome for yours truly to Carrickfergus Castle. Although organisers Andy and Debbie Dornan when the the weather wasn t just as good as we would council barred us from Antrim Castle Gardens have liked, we all had a good day although due to being oversubscribed by stands at the sadly several had to pull out due to health flower show. Fortunately Debbie found a little problems. I hope they have recovered. gem in the gas works museum in Carrickfergus. Our April club night was a visit to Wrights A great wee place to visit. The only surviving vehicle body shop just off the dual carriageway gas works museum in all of Ireland apparently. near Dromore and arranged by Andrew Carson. I couldn t make it to the club night event in On an evening when the weather was not at Downpatrick organised by John and Valerie it s best and numbers were lower than normal, Neil but I believe all had a good time. those that came had a very interesting tour of Look forward to seeing many of you on the the premises and were shown all the various displays and runs coming up. Please do your best to support your committee and come along and enjoy the craic. Till next time. Andy. Richard Gregory Chairman Warren Park was again a big success with 1550 being raised for N.I.Hospice. With OBITUARY Ken Geary It is with regret that the Chairman, Committee and members of Banbridge Old Vehicle Club learnt of the sudden death of our loyal member Ken. Our thoughts and sympathy are with Martin and the wider Geary family at this time. Ken will be greatly missed for his craic and vast knowledge and interest in old vehicles

4 March Club Night BANBRIDGE March club night was an interview with club founder member and former chairman Billy Ferguson. Billy gave us an insight into the origins of the club as well as some of his personal highlights. 58 years married to Millicent and children and grandchildren. For many of us, finding out why the various runs and events are named as they are, was quite interesting and revealing. Billy then went on to tell us of some of the fun he had at various rallies where he often had to use his every day car to compete with. Very brave indeed, as he said, sometimes a quick wash wouldn t have sorted the car out after a rally, yet he had his successes and obviously is very proud of his achievements. Quite rightly so. Billy also brought along a large collection of photo s of all the cars he has owned over the many years. What a collection and some very very nice vehicles. OLD VEHICLE CLUB Many thanks to Billy for an interesting, entertaining and enjoyable evening and to Ken McDevitte, interviewer extraordinaire. One day we will put Ken in the chair and he can tell us of some of his escapades. The club does indeed have a very interesting past. This might be a good idea if we have someone in the club who would be interested in doing something like a pamphlet on the history of the club to be handed out at some of our events!!! Food for thought. Richard Gregory

5 APRIL Club Night BANBRIDGE This was the first meeting of the year away from Banbridge Rugby club and saw some fifteen members pay a visit to Wright s Car Repair Centre at Rowntree Road Dromore. We were given a guided tour of the premises. Firstly we were shown where the vehicles were registered on computer on arrival and where the staff clocked in before commencing work on the vehicles to be repaired. Next step in the process was the stripping of the damaged area of the vehicle when those parts to be reused were put in a crate marked with the registration mark, computerised and moved to a special store where the new parts are placed in the crate awaiting fitting to the particular vehicle. The whole process is closely monitored throughout the repair process and management can see clearly on the computer at what stage the job is at. We were shown the painting bays where the process is controlled by computer with fumes being kept to a minimum and the paint drying in OLD VEHICLE CLUB a matter of minutes. The air conditioning system within the building ensures that the air is dust free. There is also a system to extract vehicle fumes. We were shown the different pieces of equipment used to straighten the bent sections of a car. It is amazing how much equipment is used in the car body repair process. Throughout the process most of the work is carried out by specialised technicians in their own field of expertise until the car arrives back at the arrival point for reassembly, where it is washed and cleaned awaiting collection by its owner. It was amazing to see the number of BMW and Mercedes Benz awaiting repair. Is this a sign of bad drivers or cars which cannot withstand the abuse the drivers give them. Our thanks go to Andy Carson for arranging a very informative and enjoyable evening. Michael McKay

6 Children s Hospice Classic Car Display Sunday 26th April 2015 was a bright sunny morning with a very cold wind blowing. Ken McDevitte opened the gates of Warren Park car park and set about getting the venue ready for what he hoped would be a busy day. Richard Gregory, David Lauro and Michael McKay erected the newly bought BOVC gazebo. Andrew Carson put up signage along the way to let the enthuasits know where the venue was. John and Helen Mercer quickly took up their positions to welcome the first trailer and car which had arrived belonging to Albert and Alisha Kyles who had travelled from Killybegs in Co Donegal. Later in the day David Lauro presented them with a Trophy for the furthest travelled. Over 200 individual and special cars packed into Warren Park car park to create a wonderful display of vintage and classic cars. Some of the more unusual cars on display were, Trevor Lorimer with his 1977 Maserati Merak, Robert Dougan with his black and silver 1951 Austin Devon, Jim Wilsons 1934 Bentley, Jim Black in his 1925 green Rolls Royce, David Lauro arrived early in his cream 1936 Standard12, Alistair Murray in his new baby Austin A35, Patrick McCambridge arrived in his black 1960 Simca. One very dapper gentle man arrived in his East German Trabant. Many other cars were represented including Austin Healy and Sunbeam Alpine, Along with a large contingent of Capri s and Mercedes. This was backed up with a selection of Military Vehicles. These were but a few, such was the variety. A Big thank you to all who supported this event which enabled the Northern Ireland Children s Hospice benefit to the amount of 1, this amount of money will provide electricity for one month for the Hospice. Again a big thank you to everybody who made the day such a success and we are already looking forward to the same event next year. Sheila Adair

7 BANBRIDGE CLASSIC ROVER CLUB (NI) VISIT TO WARREN PARK SHOW As with so many Classic Rover Club (NI) outings, our rendezvous point for this event was McDonald s Sprucefield for breakfast. Here we were joined by three members of the Northern Ireland Italian Motor Club (NIIMC), who were also on route to the show. OLD VEHICLE CLUB Although I felt very cold, the sun shone most of the day and we all thoroughly enjoyed the event. I would like to thank the members of BOVC for making us feel so welcome, for all the hard work they put into organising this annual static show (which raises funds for Northern Ireland Children s Hospice) and congratulate them for hosting another great event. Maureen Curran Seven of our members supported the BOVC by exhibiting their cars and we were also joined by several other club members who attended as spectators. The car park with packed with everything from a fantastic display of military vehicles to classic cars, with the Capri Club putting on an impressive display. Apart from the Rovers, two other cars caught my eye; the Maserati Merak SS and a beautiful twotone blue Ford Zephyr.

8 BANBRIDGE MAY CLUB NIGHT 26th May 2015 Our May meeting took us to Downpatrick when 40 members and their friends paid a visit to the Down County Museum and Gaol where we were given conducted tours of both locations. The exhibition commemorating World War 1 explained how this impacted on the lives of the residents of Downpatrick and the surrounding countryside. At the Gaol, the only surviving eighteenth century gaol in Ireland we saw the cells, heard about the famous and infamous inmates who were held here to serve their prison sentences before either being hanged in public or sent to Australia. There were several museum galleries showing prison life at this time as well as the history of the surrounding areas. Everyone present enjoyed the tour and the information provided by the two guides, which concluded with the usual tea/ coffee, scones and tray bakes. Our thanks go to Valerie and John Neill for organising such an enjoyable evening. Michael McKay OLD VEHICLE CLUB

9 STANLEY WOODS RUN SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST 2014 Eligible vehicles : Only those of 20 years of age or older. In conjunction with the Newry and Armagh V.V.C Ltd we have been invited to a vintage event which will be held in Gosford Forest Park. Starting Point: We will meet for Tea or Coffee and scones from 9.30am for a 10.30am departure at the Magheralin Parish Church, 3 New Forge Road, Magheralin. (Sat Nav Ref BT67 0QJ), turning onto the New Forge Road off the A3 Belfast to Lurgan Road. From here we will travel to Markethill Co Armagh to join with the Annual Vintage Rally. Distance from starting point to Gosford Forest Park 20 miles approx. This is one of the premium events in the calendar and raises large amounts for local charities. This years chosen charity is Multiple Sclerosis. We would appreciate if you would come and support this worthy cause. A great day out is expected. Thank you for your entry and supporting Banbridge Old Vehicle Club. Entry Fee for this event is 8.00 per person made payable to ( BOVC Ltd ) and includes admission to Gosford Forest Park. Finishers award and one snack meal voucher per car. Please remember to bring your picnic with you otherwise you can purchase food at many stands in the field. Organiser: Reg Bell, 58 Magherahamlet Road, Spa, Ballynahinch, BT24 8JZ Tel: or Entries cannot be accepted after 29th July 2014 and will be non refundable after that date. Please enjoy your day at Gosford Forest Park as guests of Newry and Armagh V.V.C. Ltd Please return the completed bottom portion of this entry form with payment made payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Ltd to Reg Bell Cut here STANLEY WOODS RUN 2nd AUGUST 2014 Name Address Post Code Tele No Affiliated Club Vehicle details Make Model Reg No Year Entry 8 per person Total DECLARATIO N in consideration of this entry being accepted and my being permitted to take part in the above event. I declare that during the whole period of the drive my entry will be covered by insurance as required by the relevant law applicable and is valid for an event such as this. I confirm that the driver(s) of any vehicle entered holds or has held and is not disqualified from holding or obtaining a licence to drive a vehicle of the appropriate class. I further agree to abide by regulations governing the event, with the directions given by appointed marshals and with the decision of the Organising Committee on any matter.. SIGNED Date ORGANIS ED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE AS S OCIATION OF OLD VEHICLE CLUBS in Northern Ireland LTD

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11 END OF SEASON RUN Saturday 19th September Eligible vehicles: Only those of 20 years of age or older. Starting point: We will meet at Seagoe Parish Church Hall, Seagoe Road, Portadown at 10.30am for 10.45am where tea/coffee and scones will be served. We plan to leave on the run around 11.45am travelling through the AppleCountry to our lunch stop at Loughgall Country Park ( Don t forget your picnic ). After lunch we will be travelling through the roads of Counties Armaghand Tyrone and on to our final stop for an evening meal at Corick House Hotel where we can relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Entry fee 21 for adults and 10 for children ( under 12 years old ) Organiser Mo and Alf Annesley, 53 Seagoe Road, Portadown, Co Armagh, BT63 5HW, tel or Your completed entry form and cheque, payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club, to arrive not later than Friday 11 th September End of Season Run Saturday 19th September Name Affiliated Club Address Post Code Tel No Vehicle Details Make Model Year Reg No Menu Turkey and Ham Roast Beef with Yorkshire Pudding Salmon A trio of desserts followed by tea/coffee with shortbread If anyone has any dietary requirements please let the organiser know. Please reserve the meals indicated above. Adult Meals at 21.00p Childs Meals at 10.00p Total I enclose cheque for made payable to Banbridge Old Vehicle Club. DECLARATION in consideration of this entry being accepted and my being permitted to take part in the above event. I declare that during the whole period of the drive my entry will be covered by insurance as required by the relevant law applicable and is valid for an event such as this. I confirm that the driver(s) of any vehicle entered holds or has held and is not disqualified from holding or obtaining a licence to drive a vehicle of the appropriate class. I further agree to abide by regulations governing the event, with the directions given by appointed marshals and with the decision of the Organising Committee on any matter.. SIGNED Date ORGANISED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF OLD VEHICLE CLUBS in Northern Ireland LTD

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13 CLUB NIGHTS JUNE CLUB NIGHT TUESDAY 30TH JUNE GEORGE CROSS MEMORIAL GARDENS POLICE HEADQUARTERS A visit to the George Cross Memorial Gardens at Police Headquarters Knock is the location for our June Club Meeting. This is a very interesting place where there are gardens laid out in memory of the Police Service Personnel who gave their lives in service to people of Northern Ireland. There is also a small museum, soon to be enlarged which contains many interesting artefacts relating to operations of the police force throughout the years. We will be given a very informative conducted tour by former members. There will be a charge of 5 for this event which will include tea/coffee and scones at the end of the tour. Due to the location of this visit there will strict security in force therefore the details of all members BANBRIDGE BANBRIDGE attending along with car details will be required. Please see entry form. PLEASE NOTE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS IS 22ND JUNE 2015 AND NOT 29TH AS SHOWN ON ENTRY FORM. Further details from Michael McKay, 16 Hollymount, Finaghy Road South, Belfast, BT10 0GL Tel JULY CLUB NIGHT 28TH JULY SIR THOMAS AND LADY DIXON PARK Once again we will be paying our now annual visit to Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park on the Upper Malone Road. Entry is through the lower gate signposted Stables Coffee Shop turning right up the main drive, ignore the No Entry Sign, passing the children s play area on your left, drive very carefully here, making your way to the side of Wilmot House where we will park on the adjacent grass area. There will be ample time to stroll though the rose gardens. Coffee/ tea and scones will be served around 8.30pm. You should arrive from 7pm onwards. OLD OLD CLUB CLUB VEHICLE VEHICLE Further details fron Michael McKay, 16 Hollymount, Finaghy Road South, Belfast, BT10 0GL Tel AUGUST CLUB NIGHT TUESDAY 25TH AUGUST 2015 JAMES BLACK RESTORATIONS is the venue for our August Club Night. This is a unique opportunity for Club members to visit one of Ireland s Specialist Restorers of Rolls Royce motor cars. Our visit will include a brief history of the company and illustrations of recent restorations followed by a question time. Light refreshments will be provided. Please meet at 7.15 for a 7.30pm departure on the A26 Airport Road off the M1 Moira Roundabout where we will proceed to James Black premises at 2B Old Road Ballinderry Upper BT28 2NJ for 8pm. A donation of 5.00 per head for charity will be collected on the night. This promises to be an extremely interesting evening. Further details from Ken McDevitte or

14 CLUB RUNS BRONTE RUN SATURDAY 13TH JUNE 2015 Our assembly point is Rathfriland Presbyterian Church Hall, Newry Street at 10.30am for tea/coffee and scones. Before leaving for our drive you will have time to cross the road to view Windsor Toals collection of antiques and Raymond Megaw s collection of vintage vehicles.we will then drive to Slieve Gullion Courtyard for our picnic lunch. In the afternoon we will take a scenic route towards the Bronte Centre for a barbeque. Further details can be had from Andrew Carson, 62 Barronstown Road, Dromore, BT25 1NT Tel or BANBRIDGE T.T. RUN SATURDAY 4TH JULY 2015 Millbrook Lodge Hotel, Ballynahinch is the starting point for this run where the usual tea/coffee and scones will be served. We will then drive through the County Down countryside and Mournes to the Silent Valley for our picnic lunch. From here we will proceed to the Burrendale Hotel, Newcastle for or evening meal. Further details from Dennis and Iris Mitchell, 3 Magees Road, Ballinderry,Lisburn, BT28 2JE Tel: or STANLET WOODS RUN Saturday 1st August 2015 Once again this year we have been invited to attend the Newry and Armagh VVC event at Gosford Castle. This years charities arecraigavon cardiac care association,kernan Aviation brain tumour charity, Fold Housing Association themews, Banbridge and Riding for the disabled Armagh so please come along and support these very worthwhile charities. OLD VEHICLE CLUB Further details from Reg Bell on or END OF SEASON RUN SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2015 Our starting point this year will again be Seagoe Parish Church Hall, Seagoe Road, Portadown, at 10.30am for 10.45am where tea/coffee and scones will be served. We plan to leave on the run around 11.45am through the apple country to our lunch stop at Loughgall Country Park. ( DON T FORGET YOUR PICNIC ). After lunch we will travel through roads in Counties Armagh and Tyrone to our final stop at Coric House Hotel where we will have our evening meal, relax and enjoy ourselves. Further details can be obtained from Alf and Mo Annesley on or

15 THE HERRON RUN SATURDAY 11TH APRIL 2015 Traditionally the first run of the season for the BOVC, this run was actually the first ever held by the Club, away back in the early eighties. Organised this year was in the capable hands of our Club Chairman, Richard Gregory, ably assisted by his wife Wendy. Entrants assembled at the Chimney Corner Hotel at 10.30am for greetings and the Fix of coffee and scones. Here a sombre note was introduced when it was learned that Jean McKeown, wife of former chairman Colin McKeown, was being buried that very day. Colin is remembered as an excellent Club Chairman in 2002/2003, despite a very serious heart condition to which he succumbed on 16th November 2003, aged just 47.Respect for Jean was paid by those present with a short period of silence. Then it was off on the Herron Run, on an interesting and attractive route, mostly unfamiliar to those not having a Co. Antrim accent. Meticulously planned and printed, but not read by the majority of passengers, through beautiful Antrim scenery, to the seaside. Carrickfergus, to be precise. Here Richard and Wendy had organised suitable parking to display our classic cars to the many interested members of the public. This event brought out some new additions to the scene, and at least one attractively refurbished one. Time to picnic, and a little shopping, or window-shopping if the budget was tight. Then a tour of Carrickfergus Castle, with the services of a very competent Tour Guide, who provided a leaflet for everyone and regailed us with tales of John De Courcey s arrival in Carrickfergus and the building of the castle, commenced over 800 years ago, with snippets of notable events down through the ages. We left Carrickfergus around 3.30pm to another feast of Co Antrim scenery for the next twenty seven miles or so, terminating at the Drumsilly hotel just North of Antrim, where our meal was served just after 5pm. After dinner President Ken McDevitte thanked Richard and Wendy for organising the event, and the hotel for an excellent meal and service. He also produced an Easter Egg, no he didn t lay it!!, which was awarded to the person correctly naming the number of roundabouts traversed on the latter part of the run, this was won by Mrs Jim Gregg. In all twenty five cars and forty two people enjoyed the outing, on a cool but bright day. Our thanks again, and congratulations to Richard and Wendy for an excellent beginning of the season. Billy and Millicent Ferguson.

16 1970 Rover 2000 P6 Automatic, Zircon Blue. MoT d to August 2015 Tax Free 1100 open to offers Cellulose Paint 1 litre Wedgewood Blue. 25 ono Contact Michael on Contact Michael on Triumph Herald 13/60 Blue, miles, free tax, MoT d September ono. Contact Michael on CLUB SHOP - FOR SALE New items bearing club crest Wall plaques Millers Oil at very keen price 6.00 Millers 250ml VSP+ Power Plus Treats 40l Petrol Phone Reg Bell on or CLUB CLOTHING We now have a range of clothing in Navy Blue with the Club Badge. Polo Shirts 10 or 12 depending on style Sweatshirts UCC Fleece Regatta Fleece Regatta Waterproof Jackets, fleece lined & built in hood Grey Short Sleeved Shirt with Breast pocket & Club Badge BANBRIDGE OLD VEHICLE CLUB Model 200 Mercedes 1997cc engine. 4 door Red, great driver. MOT and Tax 2750 ono. Contact Harold on CLASSIC CAR PARTS New front wings (pair) for MK11 Granada, New starter Motor for Triumph Acclaim, New clutch kits/air filters/brake pads/shoes/oil filters/distributor caps/contact points etc for BMC/Leyland/Rover cars. Some exhaust sections for various classics. New Bonnet for Austin Maxi. Pair of new genuine sills for Merc 280SL,1980 s era. New door skin for Rover 213. Complete interior as new for 1981 Mini City, brown/check. Bumpers for Hillman Imp/ Singer Chamois. Bumpers and seats ( black with white piping ) for MG Midget A40 Farina parts various including some panels. For more details on stock contact Bill on All BOVC clothing available in other colours on request. These are obtainable from Richard Gregory who can be contacted on or or at r.gregory243@btinternet.com

17 1968 MGB Roadster British Racing Green Reshelled and completely restored miles since restoration. Price ono Contact William on ROVER 213 S 1342 CC One 5-50 x 12 new remould tyre Four 2 gallon MS petrol cans 5.00 each Contact Sammy on Rover P6 two fibre glass rear wings 60 ono First registered on (28 years old ) Warranted 60,000 miles. Silver with blue cloth interior. Honda Engine and Gearbox, recently serviced, including timing belt and new exhaust, matching tyres, 2 keys. Faultless inside and out, M.O.T. d Price 1200 or nearest offer. Telephone Billy on ( Banbridge ) BANBRIDGE Contact Michael on ROVER P4 100 GREY New brake servo,exhaust manifold, good tyres, recent respray, good upholstery, some spare parts open to offers Contact Michael on MERCEDES 190E Full MB History 23 stamps and invoices for work done. Phone Brian Tel Head cloth for sunroof section only 1979 Granada (grey) or complete sunroof. Also TRX tyres for same. OLD VEHICLE CLUB Front and rear bumpers for Ford Anglia 1953 era preferably with over riders but not essential. Contact Bill on Contact Bill on New Michelin Tyres 560/13 Contact Richard on

18 TERENURE CLASSIC CAR SHOW East Antrim club are putting on a coach to the above show on Sunday 5th July. Banbridge club members are invited to join with them on a first come first served basis. Cost, to include evening meal, is but does not include entry fee to show. Entry forms are available on eaovc and aovc websites. Form consists of 2 pages as a meal selection is also required etc. Pick up points are: Chimney Corner Hotel, 8.30 am sharp Outlet centre, Banbridge, 9.30 am. A stop at Applegreen services for a comfort break & show for approx Leaving 4.30 pm and stopping at Monasterboice hotel for meal. ( coach supplied by Ronnie Bullick ) MAY RUN BANBRIDGE On Sunday 9th May the Banbridge Old Vehicle Club met at Newtownabbey Borough Council offices where tea/coffee and scones were enjoyed by all. Before we left it was announced that we would not be going to Castle Gardens, Antrim as planned as they could not accommodate us due to their Open Day and the organisers had quickly arranged a visit to the Gasworks Museum at Carrickfergus. This turned out to be a very interesting, showing us how the gas was produced from coal and how the Company made use of all the byproducts, tar, coke etc. Nothing was wasted. We enjoyed seeing all the gas applications, cookers, fire, iron etc which they sold to encourage the use of gas. The weather was kind and we enjoyed some lovely scenery on the way to the Gasworks and later on our way to Barnaby s restaurant where we had a very good meal. Our thanks is due to Andy and Debbie for arranging such an interesting run at such short notice. Well Done! Jim Gregg OLD VEHICLE CLUB

19 Club dates for th June Bronte Run 30th June Club Night George Cross Memorial Gardens 28th July Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park 1st August Stanley Woods Run Gosford Park 25th August Club Night Light Ship Ballydorn 20th September End of Season Run 29th September Club Night Air Ambulance Service 27th October 24th November 28th December BANBRIDGE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Club Night Slide Show Christmas Run other dates for th June Lurgan Classic Car Show 20th June Kilbroney Classic Show 21st June Mountstewart Father s Day Show 26th June Waringstown Cavalcade NEW MEMBERS Welcome to the following new members Jon Perrott Bangor 1993 Mini Sprite Roger Perrott Ballyholme 1993 Mini Sprite OLD VEHICLE CLUB We look forward to you joining us in the activities of the club Lithographic, Digital, Wide Format Printing From paper to vinyl

20 MOT Servicing PSV Clutch Fitting Petrol or Diesel 223 Moira Road, Lisburn Tel: Mobile: C I P Crumlin Insurance Partnership Website: 44 Main Street, Crumlin, Co. Antrim, BT29 4UT T: F: E: quote@crumlinip.co.uk J. G. BULLICK (est. 1928) MEMBERS N.A.F.D. & B.I.E & FPT(NI) QUALIFIED FUNERAL DIRECTORS CLASSIC WEDDING LIMOUSINES AND LUXURY COACH HIRE DISCREET & PERSONAL SERVICE RING Ronnie 24/7 RATHFRILAND / BANBRIDGE MOBILE SPRBS