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Ulysses Club Inc. Redcliffe Branch Newsletter November

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Branch Postal Address

Ulysses Redcliffe Branch P.O. Box 3134 Clontarf Mail Centre QLD. 4019

The Redcliffe Branch of The Ulysses Club Inc. meets at The Scarborough Bowls Club

Sunnyside Road, near corner of Scarborough Road, Scarborough.

Social Meetings are held every Friday night from 6.00 pm.

General Meetings are held on the second Friday night of the month at 7.30pm.

Costs for Advertising:

Full page $1000 per year. Half page $500 per year. Quarter page $250 per year.

Business cards $100 per year

The Editor will endeavour to accommodate your requests.

All advertisements will be in colour and will also be published on our website.

Classified advertisements are free for all members.

Vice president and Special Events Coordinator

Herb Heeschen Ph: 0420 335 556

Ride Coordinator Ray Parker Ph:0411 707 767

Ride Committee

Ralph Bowler Ph : 0412 781 543 Peter Fortune Ph: 0416 031 959 Smokey Ph : TBA

Committee Members

Peter Keane Ph:0438 266 179 Stainless Ph:0407 630 617 Brett Lawler Ph:0427 046 570

Editor Peter Fortune Ph: 0416 031 959 Email: [email protected]

Regalia Liz Dodd Ph: 0418 258 038 Welfare Officer Syd (Sooty) Hockley

Ph: 0405417049 Email: mailto:[email protected]

Webmaster Michele Gall Ph:0400 611 892 Email: [email protected]

President ...Russell Wheeler Secretary...Keren Wheeler Treasurer...Di Parker

Ph : 0488 005 430 Ph : 0408 292 135 Ph : 0417 005 891

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]


Expenditure October

Date Item Amount 7/10/2012 Nothling Meats $75.00

7/10/2012 Newsletter $316.80

8/10/2012 Trophy World/ENGRAVING $18.00

9/10/2012 Scarborough Bowles S/ship $200.00

15/10/2012 BASS 3rd Quater $260.00

15/10/2012 Regalia/Cwide $116.60

21/10/2012 Kilcoy Lions/Odyssey $1,325.00

21/10/2012 Donation/Rural Fire $1,000.00

21/10/2012 Roger Dodger $500.00

22/10/2012 Action Trophies $223.30

22/10/2012 Odyssey/BBQ/Coffee $95.32

Total Expenses $4,130.02

Opening Balance as at 30.09.12 $5,649.67

Income Item Amount

6/10/2012 Membership $120.00

12/10/2012 Regaila $250.00

October Friday Raffles $121.00

10/10/2012 ATO Refund 2011 $535.00

22/10/2012 Raffles Odyssey $1,487.40

22/10/2012 Odyssey Reg/Meal/Acc $3,257.00

31/10/1960 Interest $0.64

Total Income $5,771.04

Available Balance as at 054.11.12 $7,244.09

Presidents Report

What a month one of the busiest for the year, with Bikes thru the Bar,

our Odyssey, & Moto Gp it has been crazy & fast, like we need a month to

be any faster than usual.

Bikes thru the Bar started out with there being snow in Stanthorpe the

night before we left, something to look forward to heading to Warwick, a

small turn out from the Branch had an enjoyable weekend. Our Odyssey,

possibly one of the most successful the Branch has seen, thanks to work of a few people who

put a lot of their time into this event I will not attempt to name them in fear of missing

somebody, they know who they are and for them a huge thank you. The rest of the year is

quite busy with our Christmas Party, Girraween visit and the various Toy Runs.

Cheers,

Russell

The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. - Ralph Waldo

Emerson

Treasurer’s

Report


Secretary’s Report

ULYSSES CLUB INC. – REDCLIFFE BRANCH

BRANCH MEETING FRIDAY 12th OCTOBER 2012

SCARBOROUGH BOWLS CLUB

MEETING OPENED: 8pm

APOLOGIES: Russell & Keren, Smoky, Jack, Paul

PRESENT: All members as per attendance book.

MINUTES: All members should have read previous minutes as they have been circulated via email and newsletter.

SECRETARY’S REPORT Correspondence In: - Maurice & Sue – Quick note to let everyone know we arrived safe in USA. - Maurice &Sue say hi to everybody from us. Still having a ball.See you in a couple of weeks.

- Ray advised date for Scarborough Lights the parade is on 1st Dec at 4.30pm

-From: Alan Pratt – President Redlands Branch Presidents and representatives to meet on 13th January 2013 to organise year’s events to avoid date clashes

-Hardcore Biker Australia – badges ready

-Hardcore Biker Australia badges sent together with invoice

-From: John Drayton (Traditional Funerals)

Well I have finally gotten round to sending you guys an email wanting to thank you for your help with Geoff’s funeral service. There have been several people as well as Marion who have taken the time to contact me to let me know how impressed they were with the content of the bikes on the day. One person specifically said they had not witnessed a more professionally organised escort for a fellow bikers funeral service. From me I wanted to tell you it was not only good to see you both again but also a big thankyou as well, a fitting farewell and final ride for our friend. Cheers John

-From Brian Crawford - Ride for Jamie Lord who is a paraplegic after motorbike accident November. http://www.rideforjamielord.com/index.html Sat 13th October 2012. Start at Dayboro Showgrounds, to Ettamogah Pub Sunshine Coast, afternoon live entertainment by LUNASKIN -Jen Woods - The Ulysses Club Road Safety Committee forwarded an article about getting prepared clothing-wise to get back on the bike as this winter fades.

-Jen Woods -The National Committee would like to remind you that nominations for the Life Membership Award and the Dearnley Medal are due by the 31st December 2012.

-Kenn J. Lowis (Fasta Pasta) (Redlands) 8th Annual Bikers Blessing Sunday Feb3, 2013, Meadowlands Nazarene Church,

-Paul Donald - Manager of HART Queensland. HART is based in Slacks Creek - complete all types of Rider Training - changed the style of course -lowered the price, I also supply a sausage sizzle at no charge depending on the numbers. A summary of the course. We kick off at Mount Cotton at 8am and start with a brief classroom session. We then use the Mount Cotton ROAD CIRCUIT to work on a group of skills with a range of activities. We break for lunch at around 12-30pm and then we complete some other activities and then a brief on Road Safety which includes current and pertinent situations that we riders undertake every time we ride. We wrap up at around 3pm and complete the course with the HART specific certificates.

-Brazil on Bikes - Motorcycle adventure tours in South America – Tours in 2013

TOUR: THE DISCOVERY TOUR 365 islands to pick in Angra dos Reis DURATION: 18 days tour, 11 riding days DISTANCE: Riding +/- 2.800 km's

TOUR: THE SOUTH TREASURES Foz do Iguacu, the greatest waterfalls in the world DURATION: 18 days tour, 13 riding days DISTANCE: Riding +/- 4.300 km's

Custom Made Motorcycle Tour to Bonito

http://www.rideforjamielord.com/index.html

http://www.rideforjamielord.com/index.html


Correspondence Out

-Hardcore Biker Australia – Odyssey Badges – required by 12th October 2012

-Hardcore Biker Australia – Thank you - received Badges – and items for Odyssey

-John Drayton – advising that it was our pleasure to be part of the service

RIDE COORDINATOR’S REPORT: Ray said that Natcom are suppose to be putting our ride calendar on our website, he will be working with Michele to update further rides. The site has about a month The poker run to be put back to February. EDITOR’S REPORT: Peter with Orphan in tow arrived about 8:20pm to a bit of ribbing. Peter would like to see some more reports please. QUARTERMASTER’S REPORT: Liz said that all the new merchandise she brought has been sold and she will have to order some more. SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR’S REPORT Odyssey – it seems that we will be outnumbered by Redlands this year as they have the most booked in so far. We need some more Redcliffe. Xmas – Our Xmas party will be the 1st December, we will start asking for numbers as soon as the Odyssey is done. The band has been booked and food will be done as usual by Dayboro Show Society WEBMASTER REPORT Michele has been speaking Natcom to get our site up and running. A big thank you to Michele for all her efforts as this is the 3rd time that she has had to redo our website WELFARE OFFICER Ray said that Clare had a run in with car on her bike but she is okay and had 24 hours in hospital to make sure she was okay. It was also noted that Betty Thompson has finally had her shoulder operation and is doing okay. GENERAL BUSINESS. It was great to see Marion at the club. She would personally like to thank everyone. Don’t forget the Girraween on the 8th December. We will meet for breakfast, time & place to be advised. Welcome to our new member Adam & Theresa. Adam said that he rides a Bandit and is just getting back to riding after 9 years. Foggi from Lockyer joined us to spruik their toy run on Sunday December 9th. This year they will be ending the ride at the Grey Hound Club where they will have more room. They will be no meeting next Friday due to the Odyssey. MEETING CLOSED 8:30pm


For further information, please contact the Ride Coordinator....Ray Parker on 0420 335 556

Please note - The depart time is always 30 minutes after the meet time

Ride Levels 1 = short & easy for all. 2 = medium dist. for all levels. 3 = medium dist. with some chal-

lenging sections. 4 = medium dist. experienced riders only. 5 = long distance for all levels.

Beardies Festival

November 9th –11th. Ring Ray Parker for the meeting details. Skill level 5.

Ride to Glen Innes and weekend sleep over......If your mum says you can

Mount Tamborine

November 11th. Check out the markets .Ray Parker ride leader . Skill level 2.

Imbil Rally/Overnight

November 16th-18th Depart Coffee Club Plainlands 8am on Saturday 17th

Phone Kev. 54658888

Wondai Ride

November 18th leave from BP North Ray Parker Ride Leader 300klms

Ladies Ride to Eumundi Markets

November 24th Leave 8:00-8:30 BP North Liz ride leader 200klms

Second Ride T.B.A

November 24th Details to be announced on the website

Sunshine Coast Toy Run

December 2nd Departure details TBA

Girraween Breakfast Ride

December 8th Departure details TBA

Lockyer Toy Run

December 9th Departure details TBA


11th Nov Run up to Mt Tamborine

Check out the markets on Mt. Tamborine

1st Dec. Scarborough Lights

Christmas street parade starting at 4:30pm Landsborough Avenue

Scarborough. Ulysses motorcycles will be participating in the parade

1st Dec Redcliffe Christmas Party

Dinner and Live Music at Dayboro show grounds

8th Dec. Girraween Aged Care Facility Run.

Xmas Gifts delivered and bikes on display for the oldies

9th Dec Lockyer Valley Toy Run

30th Dec-1st Jan Pickled Galah News Years Eve Rally

Maidenwell Hotel. Fancy dress, Pub Olympics, Wet T-Shirt Comp. Bike

Jousting, Live Bands. Camping Facilities. Fully Catered sites.


*If we missed you please contact the Editor to update the records.

Mick Spitzers-13th

Irene Hornigold-21st

David Condie-22nd

Sagittarians are born adventurers. They like smashing spiders with their bare

hands and trying to walk to the bathroom in the middle of the night with the lights out. They would sooner sustain crippling injury than do anything the easy

way. Sagittarians love to entertain their friends, family, and total strangers.

This often includes transvesticism. Nearly every Sagittarian was born into the wrong gender. Sagittarians are loud and have no social graces. They seek to of-

fend. Sagittarians usually have nicknames like Thunderpooper or Vomitus Maxi-mus. Animals and small children love Sagittarians. This is unfortunate since

adults usually hate them. However, Sagittarians make excellent circus freaks and vagrants. Sagittarians use interpretive dance to describe philosophical con-

cepts. Buttons and bumper stickers with rude sayings on them are a trademark

of the Sagittarian. They throw food at expensive restaurants and ask lots of questions in the middle of church. Don't ever bring a Sagittarius home to meet

your parents.

He or she will tie up your mother and pants your dad. Famous Sagittarians in-clude the Geo Metro. The holiday during which the sun is in Sagittarius is

Thanksgiving. This is highly appropriate since everyone eats until they're sick and passes out while a bunch of cross-dressers and huge inflatable things wan-

der through the streets of New York, the most Sagittarian town in the universe.

The Shriners driving around in the tiny little cars are a very Sagittarian image.

Even more so if there's a ridiculously busty woman stuffed into the car as well. A Sagittarius is always a better Madonna than Madonna. Men can pull off sequins,

and women can pull off construction helmets. The Sagittarius is incapable of be-ing unhip.


NOV 18 Gold Coast Car Show Mudgeeraba Show Grounds

www.goldcoastcarshow.com.au

Dec 1 Scarborough Lights up Redcliffe

Fireworks, Parade, Markets and carols by candle light

2nd Dec Sunshine Coast Toy Run

Collecting Toys and non perishables for the Salvation Army...see flyer for details

Just a quick note– Young Mister

Herb Heeschen had an acci-

dent bumping into a ute on a

Sunday ride. The good news is he

and his passenger are sore but

are both doing well.

Here’s hoping for a speedy re-

covery from all of us mate.


David was the only one who made the effort to

guess and gets the scratchy ticket...Good Luck

David!!

The Mystery person was....me...Peter Fortune.

TOP LEFT WAS A 650 YAMAHA TURBO

BOTTOM LEFT WAS MY DAD’S POSTIE BIKE

BOTTOM RIGHT WAS ME WITH MY DAD

WORKING ON HIS BIKE

This months mystery person and the bikes he is on ....?????

Send your guesses to [email protected] GOOD LUCK!!


Sausage Sizzle Promotion Night for

Brisbane Motorcycles Caboolture


MotoGP News

In three consecutive weeks we had the Japanese, Malaysian and Australian MotoGP's so all teams

were kept very busy. The Moto3 champion was decided at Sepang in Malaysia and Moto2 and the

MotoGP championships were decided at Phillip Island.

Stoner returned to the track at Motegi in Japan and finished fifth and getting fourth place on the

grid. His leg was obviously still giving him some trouble judging by his restricted movements on

the Honda.

Pedrosa won the Japanese and Malaysian MotoGP's however his run came to an end at Phillip

Island when he crashed out on the second lap.

The MotoGP podium in Japan was 1.Pedrosa 2.Lorenezo 3. Bautista.

The MotoGP podium in Malaysia was 1.Pedrosa 2.Lorenzo 3.Stoner. Although it was a wet race it

was red flagged and finally stopped because of the rain.

Sandro Cortese clinched the Moto3 championship by winning here.

The weekend at Phillip Island was dry although overcast,

windy and cold, it did however prove to be probably the best

weekend of the season for a number of reasons. Early on race

day one of the track commentators made a tongue in cheek

comment “It would be great to see an Australian on the

podium in all three classes today”. In the Moto3 class young

Arthur Sissis (17 years old) had a brilliant race and finished

3rd

after starting 11th on the grid. His team-mate won with

Miguel Oliveira coming 2nd

.

The Moto2 class was another brilliant race with Marc

Marquez looking to clinch the championship. Although

he had a strong ride he was not about to take to many

risks so stayed in 3rd place for most of the race. Ant

West started in 8th

place after doing well in qualifying

and was determined to finish well up the ranks. Towards

the end of the race he was chasing Marquez 3rd

, Reading

2nd

and Espargaro leading. Two laps to go and Marquez

was passed, approaching the last corner Reading lost two

places and so Ant West finished in 2nd

place. A really

good ride to add to his 3rd

place finish the week before at

Sepang in Malaysia. Marc Marquez was crowned the winner of Moto2 Championship after

finishing 3rd

. Pol Espargaro was the

race winner.

MotoGp The ultimate race of the

day.

Casey Stoner had a fantastic

weekend. He set the fastest times in

every session and started on pole

position. His cautious start saw him

in 3rd

position with Lorenzo leading

and Pedrosa 2nd

. Coming into corner

4 on lap 2 as Stoner made to pass

Lorenzo Pedrosa lost the front end

and came down, unfortunately for

him that was the end of his race and championship hopes. Stoner however got past Lorenzo and

stayed at the front to win the race by almost 9 and a half seconds. Cal Crutchlow had a hard race

and managed 3rd

place. Lorenzo celebrated his second MotoGp Championship win with his 2nd

place at Phillip Island.


Moto3 podium Arthur Sissis in 3rd

place

Moto2 podium Ant West 2nd

place

MotoGP podium Casey Stoner 1st

place

As a footnote Turn 4 at Phillip Island was officially name Stoner Corner on Thursday 25th

Oct.

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4

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MotoGP News


Well for an event that’s been going for some time, this year’s event had a different feel to

it with our some of members embarking on their yearly migration south to Phillip Island.

But as event coordinator

the show must go on, (no

rest for the wicked) work-

ing with a team like ours

we had the right mix to put

on a good Odyssey. Friday

was a complete surprise on

arrival as I met with Vicki

to be told that we had al-

ready had members from

other Branches set up

camp. Well what can I say,

but let’s have a good time,

as the afternoon turned to

evening the camp filled quickly, Ray and myself went around handing out wrist band and

getting the raffle started. As we headed to the area where a net was strung up, we noticed

some members playing volley ball. The BBQ meet and great was more like a reunion of

friends, as the night went on and the drinks flowed freely (I drank all mine) not much

more to say.

Saturday started

with WTF hap-

pened too....oh yes,

now I remember

(vaguely).

Right let’s get

back on track, we

have some work

and organising to

do. Ray, Di, Keren,

Russell were al-

ready into it. I just

sat and watched

things evolve till the

fuzz cleared. The

news was getting

better all the time the number of people attending had grown to a very impressive size.


When told that we had some 100 prizes up for Raffles, it was time to get the raffle book

out and Sell, Sell, Sell.

Now there’s something about a

gathering like this that brings out

a sense of “yeah this is right” so I

had no trouble selling tickets. All

day long members dug deep to

play the game and take a chance

on winning.

Around the camps it was do what

you want, sit relax or go for a ride,

the smell of the Lions Club BBQ

was a call to lunch, with the

events area set up and the stage

was set for the afternoons festiv-

ity’s. Different branches cheer

squads set themselves up in the shaded areas and the rest just intermingled.

One o’clock was the start time, but there’s still one Branch missing, Sunny Coast! Then we

hear this call to arms

as we look around we

see a line of blue

shirts and wigs

marched out with the

lead flag bearer help-

ing to make their

branches grand en-

trance. I must say on

first sight seeing this

they looked like refu-

gees from the State of

Origin.

Well, this had to be a violation of bad taste, if not in taste then surely in timing a fine had

to be issued.... and was.


Let the Ulympic Games begin!

The first event of the day was the Boys Tyre

Toss competition, which consisted of throwing

two tyres one light, one heavy, once with each

hand depending on which was their stronger

arm. I’m no Pancake expert but there were

some mighty fine TOSSERS in the field that day

showing they were equally adept at tossing to

the left and tossing to the right.

There were some that

had the measure of it

showing amazing

TOSSING SKILLS and

very fine distances tal-

lied, (you could tell

who the lefty’s were),

there weren’t too many

miss-fires or casualties

with much cheering

from onlookers. Say-

ing

TOSS,TOSS,TOSS!


It was the girls up next, with

some very good tossers amongst

them too! And some that

matched the boys and yes the

crowd gave a good account of

themselves when the odd

friendly shot came close! It can

be said that a member from

Redlands stood out for mention

(turn your high beam off

Donna!).

After a well earned Drinks

break as the day was a rather warm one in low thirty’s out in the open.

The competitors next

lined up to inflict a

barrage of tennis balls

on a bunch of little

people (gnomes) this

event sorts out those

who can and those who

can’t, you just had to

have a go or two or

three, again


Quickly the numbers run down to just a few canny players left with the ability to hit time

and time until only a few standing gnomes finally decided the eventual winners.

to

With the competitive spirit in full swing a game of lawn bowls with a slight twist, instead

of balls, coloured flat discs are used, this too

proved to be a very strangely confusing contest

where even the wind could decide the out-

come as it tended to flip some of the discs over .

After a number of changed ends whitling down

of competitors and a few head scratches the in-

evitable tape measure was employed when the

disputes became heated, eventually the game

ended. And I’m not really sure who won that.

Ha, Ha ,Ha!


Now the game we all

loved was the balloon

toss which goes

something like this.

You toss the balloon

to your team-mate,

they then catch the

balloon and then

take one step back

and repeat until your

balloon was broken

or you dropped it (or

it got stolen or some other such Balloony nonsense) and you were out.

However the rules seemed to be lost in time or space as balloons went back and forth, and

a halt was called so those still in the game had to take

one step back and throw, some very amazed looks as

balloons seemed to go through hands disappear and

then re-appear again in their hands as different col-

oured balloon, Hmmmm!

As this was going on those eliminated turned on each

other with wet abandon to score some direct tits..

No ,sorry, hits!..sorry again. Back to the game, some-

body did win after the girls chased down Pumbah got

caught stealing balloons and the resultant pitched bat-

tle of thrown water balloons ended up being a wet t-

shirt competition but I believe there was a result of

sorts. And I mean the throwing variety, not the t-shirt

variety.

The intellectual event called the Pisspot Regatta began where competitors had to sit on

their arse and row in a fash-

ion whilst downing a beer,

the team that drank the most

and the fastest or got the wet-

test or rowed the best or just

finished won? Anyway the

spectacle was viewed as a

roaring success with all that

competed and the crowd

sated.

The presentations of the

trophies were held at 3:30pm


After the awards those who had to

head south to Philip Island said their

goodbyes, some members went for a

swim in the lake to cool off, the rest

just cooled off in a more of a dry man-

ner back at the bar. Then it was time to

get ready for the evenings fun, at 5

o’clock the raffle was closed, 5:30 the

draw started and what an exercise that

was! With over 100 prizes to go out

team work was needed, I drew then

Ray called, Di and Keren handed out

the prizes this went on till 6pm.

Then dinner was served up by the Lions Club, a very enjoyable meal of goulash with a

more polished name, then sweets were

served. We thanked the Lions club for

the spread and the efforts that they put in

serving drinks all day. By this time the

“Ubuy” was closed. It was now after

7pm and the raffle draw only half

drawn so we kept on calling until 7:30.

Then settling in for the “Ubuy” auction

some very heavy bidding on some of

the lots were made and not so on oth-

ers, two items on the table which were

fancied was a pair of wedding wine

glasses also a knife and server set. A

few people were after these lots one in

particular, Lorna from Lions Club, is to

be married later this year, but she had

been out bid. While the remaining

items were being sorted out and

moneys taken we came to the said

lots and the winning bid was read

out and came to collect her prize,

even though her son was to be wed

she gave the lots over to Lorna as a

wedding present, the crowd

cheered as one at this most gener-

ous gift.


It must be pointed out over

the past two days that a

smoke haze surrounded the

venue with fires on the

other side of the lake and in

the hills kept the Rural Fire

Brigade very busy all week-

end and a constant re-

minder why we had gath-

ered here in the first place.

To help raise some funds

for the fireies. We were to

present a cheque to the fire

warden during the evening

but he was too tired to do

this and his daughter gratiously accepted the cheque on behalf of the Fire Brigade for one

thousand dollars.

Party time “Rodgee Dodge” had set

up while the Raffle and Dinner was

going on, and now the with every-

body in the mood and the floor

cleared to make room the music was

classic Rock,R&B and Country and

Western thrown in, we all danced the

night away, oh yes we had an ama-

ture hour where a few members took

on different persona’s assisted by

Rodger to give it some sort of polish.

This went down well and involved

and entertained everyone till 11:30 when the crowd wound down and went to bed or just

sat round enjoying a few more drinks and the com-

pany.

Sunday morning a lot of happy Ulyssians taking

breakfast from the Lions Club BBQ and relaxing, were

taking their time to start the day. The general feeling

was this Odyssey was a good one and next years will be

as good if not better, time to start planning the next

one.

Your Special Events Organiser

Herb Heeschen


THANK YOU TO ALL FOR YOUR DONATIONS

FROM REDCLIFFE BRANCH ULYSSES CLUB INC.

LOOT HOMEWARES - Rothwell BRISBANE MOTORCYCLES

Caboolture

LOOT HOMEWARES - Morayfield

DISCOUNT DRUG STORE - Kallangur

AMART ALLSPORTS - Rothwell

HARDCORE BIKER - Eagleby

METROPOLITAN FUNERALS

Redcliffe TYRES FOR BIKES - Albion

BRISBANE DISPOSAL & CAMPING LOWES - Northlakes

Redcliffe

WHISK - Northlakes

THE GOOD GUYS - Morayfield

CAMERA HOUSE - Northlakes

T H COCK ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

AND CONTRACTORS - Albion ZELOWS - Northlakes

HAYMANS ELECTRICAL SHAVER SHOP - Northlakes

WHOLESALER - Fortitude Valley

MINI MICRO EARTHMOVING

SHARK LEATHERS Kallangur

Helensvale

ENOGGERA CAMPING

TRIUMPH - Gold Coast Enoggera

NORTHSIDE MOTORCYCLES & JANICE FEO

SERVICE - Lawnton

KAREN RYAN

BIKERS WORLD - Virginia

ALIX FRASER & BELINDA LEONARD

C'EST JOLIE GIFTS & HOME -

Ashmore KRISTIE TAYLOR

ELAINE KLEINHANS - Sunshine Coast LOVEY & BELLY

VICKI RICHARDS STEVE O'BRIEN

ROSS & LYN DREW HERB & BECKY HEESCHEN

LINDSAY & RAIZO RUSSELL & KEREN WHEELER

LYN WHITTAKER & MICK SPITZERS


TYRES FOR BIKES. BRISBANES LARGEST TYRE OUTLET

07-32624377 [email protected]

RESULTS

Tyre Toss – Ladies Tyre Toss - Men

1st Rhonda (Redlands) 1

st Mark (Sunshine Coast)

2nd

Cheryl (Redcliffe) 2nd

Pumbaa (Redcliffe)

3rd

Chrissy (Redlands) 3rd

Ralphie (Redcliffe)

Lawn Bowls Stone the Gnome

1st Stan & Trina (Redlands) 1

st Laurie (Sunshine Coast)

2nd

Lyn & Don (Glasshouse) 2nd

Jack (Redcliffe)

3rd

Donna/Rhonda (Redlands) 3rd

Budgie (Glasshouse)

Water Balloon Toss

1st

Glen & Gibbo (Redcliffe)

2nd

Scott & Ian (Redlands & Glasshouse)

3rd

Jack & Cheryl (Redcliffe)

Canoe Racing

1

st Capricornia – Trish, Reg, Steve, Ian

2nd

Sunshine Coast – Marilyn, Barb, Heather, Carole 3

rd Redcliffe – Russell, Ross, Peter, Jack

OVERALL WINNER REDLANDS

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