Venture
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Welcome to the last month of the year, the time of goodwill to all men, women, and children. It is the festive season where we can take time out and enjoy Christmas with friends and family. Take some time for yourselves and recharge your batteries. I know I will although I know Marcia will no doubt give me a list of jobs. However, it is also time to remember the people who are not as fortunate as us, those with no family or just unable to enjoy the festive season. Try to do something nice for people who are in that position.
Last month Ian Patton and I went to the B.O.P. VCC club to listen to Gary Jackson, the President of the Federation of Motoring Clubs (FOMC). It is quite possible that a lot of our members have no idea what the FOMC is or what it does. I would encourage you to go online and check it out. As a member of the VCC you are a member of FOMC, in fact the VCC was one of the founding members. The FOMC is a voluntary organization that works hard for all the motoring enthusiasts in NZ.
Talking of motoring enthusiasts, I would like to congratulate Allan Sharp for putting on a great Veteran Rally, great weather, scenic roads, and lovely people. Marcia and I really enjoyed the day. Thanks Allan.
We now have a new Committee member; Chris Hawkings has been co-opted on as a trainee committee member. Welcome on board Chris and we hope you enjoy your experience.
There is a couple of interesting events on in January. Blue Smoke and Pedals on the 5th of January and the Gymkhana on the 19th January. These are a couple of fun events to partake in or come along and watch.
Welcome to all our new members and I hope to catch up with you at an event soon.
As this is the last magazine for this year, Marcia and I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.
Keep smiling and keep left Graham Pate.
of the splendid Veterans from the recent rally. Full report on pages 16 & 17.
SECRETARY’S REPORT + Club Captain
My report will be short and sweet this month. There are a few events coming up in December and January. Please write the dates on your Calendar when reading the Venture. I am looking forward to Wednesday Wander Picnic January 15th which will be two days before we find out the final test results of Bozy’s chemo.
Membership - New members received their name badges November Club Night 13th which is really good to see them coming along and meeting like-minded members. Mike Tubbs, Steve DeGroot, Mark Thompson, Bill Ashwood and Janice Evans-McLeod. Roger Levis new member came along and will have his name badge presented at Xmas club night if present. Garry Reynolds visited club on Thursday morning 14th and was presented with his badge.
Yesterday at the Swap Meet one new member Marcus Madill made himself known, thank you Marcus. VCC flags flying made it easy to find the Club site. Marcus is going to try and come along to January’s Wednesday Wander.
Looking forward to a better and brighter 2025 year.
There is no January Venture, where has the last 6 months disappeared to. We have a few committee members standing down come June 2025 AGM and it would be nice to hear from our members who would be interested in coming on our committee and helping in one way or another. I am stepping down from the Secretary position as it will be just on 5 years. I can remember Jan asking me to take on this position thinking couple of years yes, I could do this.
Merry Xmas to all our Waikato members and members who have passed during the year.
Thank you for your support during the year no matter how big or small it was.
Santa is coming really soon
Your Secretary
Heather
MOTORCYCLE REPORT
The inaugural Leg Over Tuesday (on the last Tuesday of each month) was a pleasant back road cruise, with a route sheet, of about 40km to Cafe Irresistiblue for lunch. Intended to be a combined Waikato Classic Club and VCC event. 15 bikes of a great variety and Stan, who is a motorcyclist at heart, in his 1935 Vauxhall. A young bull on the wrong side of the fence caused some excitement for some and prompted some terribull jokes. Next one will be November 26. Thanks to Andy for this initiative.
Next ride is on Sunday December 1st. The planned gravel road adventure to Port Waikato is postponed to next year as the organiser has had a better offer to ride classic bikes in Australia. We will be going to see a Royal Enfield collection and lunch in Matamata. Meet at the clubrooms at 9:30 for a cuppa and start riding at 10:00. A short ride of about 120km from the clubrooms and back.
Steve Walter
Next TUESDAY LEG OVER November 26th. (last Tues. of the month) Meet at Cafe 9 in Cambridge 10 - 10.30. Leaving at 11 ish. A slightly shorter ride this time on backroads to Pirongia for lunch. Not so many corners or livestock. We might go somewhere after lunch. No Bull!. A VCC Waikato and Waikato Classic M/C Club combined run. Andy Hammond atepushrods@gmail.com
PASSING LANE:
David Thomson 22/03186 passed away October 2024 David joined the VCC in 2002 and lived in Thames. Very involved with the Model T club. A lot of Waikato members attended David’s funeral Thursday 31st October
NATIONAL NORTH ISLAND EASTER RALLY 2025
As many of you will be aware, The Waikato Branch of VCCNZ is hosting the National North Island Easter Rally for 2025, that will be centred in Cambridge. The Rally Committee comprises of Graham and Heather Boswell, Graham and Marcia Pate, Erin Wilson, Paul Clark, Greg and Gaynor Terrill. The Route Plotters are Reece Burnett, Alan Sharp, Paul Clark, Hugh and Bronya McInally.
The programme for the rally has been finalised and the rally routes are almost complete.
The event will start with registration opening on the afternoon of Friday 18th April, followed by a short twilight run and a barbecue tea.
Saturday will begin with breakfast at the clubrooms, prior to vehicles leaving on their respective rallies. The routes to the lunch stop are suitable for the various classes of vehicles and will take you through interesting and scenic countryside. The afternoon will be a short return trip back to the clubrooms for afternoon tea. Saturday evening dinner will be an informal meal at a local club.
Sunday will start at the clubrooms with hot cross buns and tea and coffee, with a relaxed mystery event to follow. A finger food lunch will be available at the clubrooms.
The grand finale will include a sumptuous meal and entertainment held at the historic Cambridge Town Hall, with a Roaring 20s theme.
The organising committee is ensuring that this will be a relaxed, enjoyable and affordable weekend for all. The rally routes will use simple to follow written instructions; there will be no silent checks used. All VCC eligible vehicles, including veterans and motorcycles are catered for.
Entry forms will be available mid -January and entries will close mid-March.
We look forward to having many of our branch members participating and to welcoming VCC members from other branches.
How Can You Help?
The organising committee would appreciate donations of non-perishable items for a grocery hamper until the end of March.
Greg Terrill Rally Director
WORKSHOP REPORT
Hi everyone.
Once again, the hoist has been in regular use on most Thursdays last month, mostly for oil changes, so some vehicles are now all set for some summer touring. Some excess tools have been sorted and past onto the parts shed and since were put on the Swap Meet table.
In between time the nuts, bolts and screws are slowly getting sorted to make it much easier to source.
I’ll be away for a few months – heading to Wheels @ Wanaka (Final) and doing some volunteering, helping with set up etc.
Don’t forget if you want to make a booking to use the hoist, just phone either:-
Graham Holmes (07) 827 7341
Andy Hammond (07) 823 5712 or 022 0415 356
Workshop Sub Committee:-
Jeremy Brook 021 152 0922
Bryan Cossey 027 410 7772
Graham Holmes 07 827 7341 (Hoist Bookings)
Stan Richardson 027 233 4461
Terry Pidduck 027 2726 319
Thursday opening hours are from 9.30am to at least 2pm or weekends by arrangement.
Also don’t forget when you are having a clean out, I’m still looking for any Memorabilia, Flags, Signs, Placards, Vehicle Posters and now illuminated signs etc.
Cossey
Roland has finished the boot lining and now attention is being directed to the hood iron supports. Bonnet side handles too have been looked for. The recent club swapmeet produced some progress in both areas, with Graeme Luxford’s stall giving up some suitable handles and our own parts shed may well have come to the party with some adaptable hood iron saddles, courtesy of Graham Pate’s keen eyes. Graham also arranged for the spare wheel carrier parts to be sand blasted and primed, so a round of thanks to our Graeme/ Grahams this month.
A loose button in the seat upholstery has now been corrected – it’s quite surprising how much time and effort sometimes has to go into a little job like this. Fully buttoned upholstery is quite appropriate for a vehicle of this era.
While looking for a replacement wheel tapered roller bearing cup in our parts shed, it became clear just how much stuff is stored there, so hats off to the guys who manage to look after all this stock. Only a worn (and unusable) correct cup found this time, but a lot of bearing stock to sort through all the same. Shame that so much gets damaged by being constantly, but carelessly, picked over.
Garry is still beavering away on the fuel pump rebuild job, even when at home. It is, however, unfortunate that Manny suffered an accident to his wrist on another project, so work is held up on the rear panel he is fabricating until he recovers. We really hope that this will be soon Manny.
Work sessions are on the workshop open days on Thursday mornings, from 9.30am onward and morning tea is always put on, so no excuse really, especially if you are retired, for not becoming involved to help, learn or socialise. Bob Hayton
A BIG WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS
We hope that you will enjoy the club and it’s many activities
If you have any queries either big or small please do not hesitate to contact any member of the committee and they will be more than willing to assist you in any way possible.
Roger Levis: restoring 1955 RAL Special
Warren Carey: Morris 1936 8 series 1 Sedan (2), Morris 8 1938
Marcus Madill: Ford 1930 Model A Pickup, Ford 1928, Willys 1948 cj3a Military Vehicle, Ford 1997 Transit
Eric Williams: Chev 1931 AE Independence XHAE, Morris 1932 M.M. 8 Morris
Minor, Ford 1937 V8 85 Deluxe, Ford 1938 V8 85 Standard, Ford 1946 61CF Ford V8 Pickup
Once again, welcome to the club. We hope to see you at the club night on the second Wednesday of each month.
Events Ahead Home
Workshop open every Thursday at 9.30am
Sun 1 Motorcycle Run
Wed 11 Club Night Xmas
Sun 5 Blue Smoke & Pedals advert on page 6
Wed 8 NO CLUB NIGHT
Wed 19 Wednesday Wander January
Wed 15 Wednesday Wander–advert on page 21
Sun 19 Gymkhana advert on page 4
Wed 12 Club Night—model aeroplanes
Sun 16 Club Run
National Motorcycle Rally with After Tour 25-31st January entries close 31st October 2025
National Veteran Rally 5-7th February 2025 Marlborough Branch
North Island Easter Rally 18-21st April 2025 Waikato Branch
SWVCC Irish Women’s Rally 8-9th March 2025 entries close 1st March 2025
South Island Club Captains Tour 11-18th April entries close 15th March 2025
Vero International Rally Festival of Motoring 15-21st March 2026
CLUB NIGHTS 2025
VETERAN RALLY 2024
Fine weather and serene countryside of the south-western Waikato region played host to the Club’s Veteran Car Rally. Starting from the home of Chris and Shirley Hawkings on O'Regan Road, participants travelled through surrounding countryside, showcasing veteran motoring whilst celebrating the region's rich farming heritage and stunning scenery.
Sixteen veteran and vintage cars participated in the rally, each with its own story and charm. There were several “stars of the show” including the 1904 Darracq, driven by the father-son duo David and Ben Porter from Auckland. This vehicle (the oldest on the rally) and crew combo were awarded the one/two cylinder cup for completion of the tour. Alongside them in this class was Graham McKenzie in his 1905 Cadillac.
Among the other standout vehicles was a stunning 1913 Mitchell five-seater tourer driven to and from the event from the Franklin area by Phil Henley. Several Model T Fords, the beloved workhorses of early motoring, joined also by a 1908 Jackson, Dodge, Fiat, Singer and 1911 Calthorpe, bringing a sense of nostalgia and a reminder of the ingenuity that revolutionized transportation over 100 years ago.
After the rally got underway from the Hawkings' home, the convoy made its way along quiet, off-the-beaten-rural roads, taking the long route to Pirongia. The rally route arranged by Allan Sharp offered participants a chance to experience the area’s rural beauty while ensuring the veteran motoring without having to worry about fast modern traffic and the concerns that come with that.
First major stop was in Pirongia for lunch. Participants gathered at the Pirongia Township Domain providing an opportunity for the public to view these fine machines. Some 50 miles from the start point, Pirongia’s domain offered the perfect spot to relax and to compare notes before the journey continued.
After lunch the return trip, approximately 20 miles took the group through the shorter route back to O’Regan Rd via the home of Steve Hunter to view his miniature train set and network around his property. Rally participants were delighted by the intricate detail of a miniature rail system with several taking advantage of a train ride. Part of Steve’s set up was a small rail jigger which the children found very easy to drive/ride.
The rally made its way back to O'Regan Road for a well-deserved afternoon tea including strawberries and ice cream, the first for me this season! With several prizes handed out the First Waikato Cup was awarded to Chris Lawrence and son Leon Lawrence for their 1913 Model T Ford.
Many thanks to Allan for arranging the day’s events, also Chris and Shirley for providing a starting venue and Tom Andrews and Hamilton Classics Museum for acting as tail-end-Charlie for this event. The Veteran rally is really a great event where members showcase the Club’s oldest vehicles. I strongly recommend members support this event; these vehicles formed the basis of the club’s original reason for being. Thanks to the organisers and participants for bringing these vehicles out.
Theo de Leeuw
WVVCC/WVTCC SWAP MEET 2024
Awesome day for the Waikato Vintage Car Club and Waikato Vintage Tractor Car Club. Day started at 5.30am bit chilly with the wind picking up making it very cold on the driveway collecting entry fee. Most sellers were all set up and ready by 9am. The flow of the traffic into Gate 2 worked well with public and buyers entering in through Gate 3. The last 2 years the Swap meet had rain which was so disappointing for all who put a lot of time and effort in from both clubs.
Les opened up the Parts Shed at the Clubrooms and Marcia and Erin made cuppas for anyone that turned up after being at the Swap Meet.
Both clubs will be very happy with the overall turn out being the both clubs major fundraising for the year. Fingers crossed.
Huge thankyou to all the volunteers who helped out, once again without the help these events can not proceed. Jeremy and his committee thank you. Jeremy even celebrated his birthday, Hugh made a birthday cake and Jeremy had Happy Birthday sung to him.
Heather
CLUB NIGHT: 13TH NOV—ST JOHNS
A huge thank you to Peter Spiller for arranging Henry Strong from St Johns to come and demonstrate how to and when to use the defibrillator in an emergency. It was very interesting, I am sure everyone won’t be too scared to administer CPR. What you must do first is pinch the patient and see if there is any movement. Listen for any breathing, tilt their chin up then start CPR. Place hand in the middle of the chest between the armpits, place your other hand across first hand then proceed CPR. Do not be afraid of breaking any ribs. A broken rib is far better to have than a patient losing their life.
Heather
CLUB POWER: CONNECTING MEMBERS
Hello Heather,
I have just noted in latest Venture that new member Michael Overington is looking out for a pre 1930s car to restore. I would be very pleased to help him!
Help would be to supply 1928 Morris Cowley 14/28 in basically complete and ‘original’ condition but needing restoration, the most obvious work being new roof, front door pillars and interior renewal. Mechanical work mostly TLC but engine needs investigation. The car last ran in 1972/73 but camshaft timing gear disintegrated when coming off motorway at Runciman and car in storage since then. I have owned the car since 1997 – a mate for our 1928 Morris Oxford Saloon de Luxe. Both cars were built at Cowley in UK, September 1928 and first on road in NZ January 1929. The Cowley is mechanically the same as the Oxford but 8 inches wider in wheel track – aimed at being more suitable for Colonial conditions! In this case the car came to NZ as a functional chassis and was bodied in Wellington by Munt Cottrell Nielsen (subsequently NZ Motor Bodies Ltd. till 1983).
Cowley has been used in wider Waikato area for all its running life. I have reasonably complete history including ownership details – car was at Karangahake (Paeroa) with first owner till 1956. Registration is on hold (BS 5415). At coming 84 years young our 1928 and 1965 Morris Oxfords are now enough to keep up with!
My first car, in 1958, was a 1926 Morris Cowley and now with 27 years experience with the 28 Oxford I am well qualified to help and advise! Also plenty of spare parts known and available. I will be pleased if you can connect me with Michael so we can talk if he is interested. Thanks for your help, Trevor Skilton.
Result! Hello Trevor and Kay, branch committee would like to thank you both for the kind donation of your 1928 Morris Cowley. I have phoned and spoken with Mike Overington who is over the moon with this opportunity to restore this car. Mike said he had been to your home and spent quite a few hours going through parts and being shown different cars etc. Mike will keep the branch updated. Heather.
UPCOMING CLUB NIGHTS/EVENTS
WEDNESDAY 11TH DECEMBER
Wear something Xmas! Ham, buns, and salad will be available followed by strawberries and ice cream
Please ring 021 684 938 or email Heather waikato@vcc.org.nz for catering purposes no later than the 4th of Dec
Club rooms open from 5.30pm Dinner 7pm
Wednesday 12th February
Come and see how one man's hobby can make you soar to new heights.
Large Model
Aeroplanes with Greg Terrill.
NEW YEARS DAY PICNIC RUN
Jan 1st 2025
We’ll be doing a short run (max ½ hr) and finishing up at a nice picnic area where we can lay our blankets out, open out the camp table & chairs, beach umbrella, the chilly bin / bins, thermos, picnic lunch and have a good old chin wag, check out the various vehicles and celebrate the New Year 2025.
Start: – Clubrooms
Departure Time: – 10.30am - 11am
Bring: - (the above).
Suitable for all types of vehicles or you can bring the modern if the ‘old girl’ won’t start. (If the weather is not favourable we’ll have the venue back at the clubrooms)
Any queries you can phone me on 027 410 7772
Cossey
15th January 2025 Wednesday Wander/Picnic 11am
450 O’Regan Road at Chris and Shirley Hawkings’ property.
Bring your picnic lunch and a chair.
If you like blueberries this is a great opportunity to pick your own. Bring your own containers Club will put up gazebos
OFF ROAD & FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
During our recent travels around the world, we were able to catch a few locations of motoring interest. One of the most unexpected was the Off-Road History Museum in Sharjah (one of the United Arab Emirates), located next to Dubai. This interesting museum is out in the desert and just an hour’s drive away from the city. We were the only people there and being ‘over sixties’ were admitted free of charge on production of proof!
A huge set of buildings houses a vast collection of four-wheel drive vehicles of all descriptions, both standard, slightly or highly modified and produced around the world throughout the last hundred years and more. The museum is divided into several sections, including historical, commercial, military and modified, representing the collection of Sheikh Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan.
Several examples of an early exponent of fwd on display were the trucks produced by the Badger Four Wheel Drive Auto Company formed in 1906 in Clintonville, Wisconsin. Their first design, the ‘Battleship’ was a car produced in 1909, followed by a truck design introduced in 1912. By 1916 The US Army was a customer with 147 trucks on order for use in the Pancho Vila expedition. By WW1’s end in 1918 the order book for the US Army had increased to 15,000 FWD Model B three-ton trucks, with 14,000 units actually delivered. Additional orders came from the United Kingdom and Russia.
There were several examples of these FWD civil and military versions on display in amongst the hundreds of exhibits, all with descriptive panels giving limited details on each in both English and Arabic. Their patented full time fourwheel drive system combined a lockable centre differential with double-Y constant velocity universal joints for steering. In modern terms this would be considered as all-wheel drive, as all FWD Co. products featured full-time four wheel drive with a lockable centre differential.
Kept in dust-free and sometimes air-conditioned locations, the vast collection takes some time to walk around. They suggest you start with the ‘modified’ section which seems to represent something of a local fetish for exhibitionism – every exhibit being more outlandishly modified than the one before. On from there, you can linger over the heavies or the fire trucks, the Land Rover or Jeep collections. You may prefer the Austin Gypsies or the Hummer range, perhaps even Dodge or Ford, Mercedes or Renault’s off-road offerings; they are all there in nice order and shown with obvious enthusiasm.
If you are a vintage trucking or off-road enthusiast and have a Dubai stopover sometime, consider getting out to this collection – I’m sure that you won’t be disappointed, but take some water with you and don’t rely on their café being open.
Bob Hayton
Open one hour before club nights
Now open Thursday mornings 10am—12pm
Lots of parts including:
wiper blades steering columns
lights gauges generators carburetors
light bulbs wheel rims
gaskets bumpers
armatures alternators
axles distributor caps
Recent additions:
Jaguar XJ6 LH front door new
Triumph 2000 MK1 bootlid new TK Bedford LH mudguard new 100E Sill new Chev manifold gaskets 1929-33
SU carburetors various sizes
Head gasket Standard 8 &10 1954-59
Morris 8 sports LH rear mudguard new
Small crown wheel and pinion 9-44 new possibly Bradford Daimler 6 cylinder engine possibly Conquest
Toyota Corolla/Starlet RWD 5 speed gearbox and parts
Thanks to Jeremy Brook, Peter Lowe, Ron Finucane, Rod Brayshaw & Joe Bruntlett for donations of parts.
Parts Shed Committee
Alan Sharp
Les King
021 02553853
021 1909506
Clive Plumtree 07 8275973
Terry Pidduck
027 2726319
Graham Holmes 07 827 7341
Robert Johnson
027 4839825
CLUB BADGES FOR SALE
These are available to view and buy at Club Nights
DO YOU HAVEACAR, CARS, MOTORBIKES OR PARTS THATYOU WISH TO SELL?
1967 MGB Roadster 1800cc MK1 Body, wire wheels, leather seats, radio, oil cooler, anti roll bar, pack away hood, tonneau cover, luggage rack. New WOF and Rego. History and fact sheet available by email at leroydc@xtra.co.nz. Phone Don: 07 8497268. $20,000.
1966 Ford Mustang. Following a full restoration this is a delightful car to go cruising in. With a blue interior complimenting the white pearl paint work this is a real head turner. The 269 V8 motor, power steering and front disc brakes make for comfortable highway motoring. This could be yours for a very realistic price. Contact Greg 0272399410
1993 Mazda MX5 Roadster. Totally original, this is a very tidy, fun to drive, convertible sports car. MX5’s are renowned for their performance and balanced handling. These are one of the best value for money small sports cars available at present. This car is ideal to enjoy open air motoring while also offering a watertight soft top when required. Don’t miss this chance to experience a great little VCC eligible vehicle. For more information Contact Greg 0272399410
Vauxhall 1934 ASX 14/6. Shed stored many years. Runs sweet had head o/h good oil pressure. Requires some panel repair nothing serious, and paint, also rear brakes, pretty good interior for age. Has papers no reg. $6500. ono. Phone Ron 078848285. 0272487083.
Wanted. Front Seats for Austin 7 Ruby/Opal or similar ph Ron 078848285. 0272487083.
The information in this newsletter and on the club’s web site, is supplied as a service to club members. Articles and other copy of interest are always welcome and encouraged. The opinions expressed in this newsletter and on the club’s website are those of the author alone. Neither the club nor any of its officers accepts responsibility for the accuracy of any statements or opinions.
Notice
We are getting non members ask about putting an advert in the For Sale or Wanted section of the Venture. After a discussion with the committee it has been decided that an advert from a non Waikato VCC member will incur a $15.00 charge. This will cover a three (3) month insertion. After the three (3) months it will be automatically withdrawn.
Veteran & Vintage Car Club (Waikato) Inc.
Branch Officers 2023/2024
CHAIRMAN Graham Pate
CLUB CAPTAIN Vacant
VICE CHAIRMAN Les King
SECRETARY Heather Boswell
TREASURER Jillian Hayton
021 2801586
021 1909506
021 684938
07 856 7238 027 4230608
VENTURE EDITOR Aaron Kearney 021 1472827
SOCIAL CONVENOR Bronya McInally
CUSTODIAN Les King
CLUBROOMS BOOKINGS
021 1909506
Heather Boswell 021 684938
LIBRARIAN Sue King 021 449686
COMMITTEE Dave Nordell
Jeremy Brook
021 502390
07 824 1641 021 1520922 Erin Wilson
027 8718682 Bryan Cossey
PARTS COMMITTEE (Rep) Alan Sharp
07 827 7710 027 4107772
021 02553853
VIC Co-Ordinator Cars Dave Nordell 021 502390
VIC Co-Ordinator M/Cycles Peter Spiller 07 823 0944 027 4913387 VALUATIONS Paul Clark 021 324911
ARCHIVIST
Kathryn Parsons 07 855 6774 022 0246820
PUBICITY OFFICER Hugh McInally
MEMBERSHIP
FACEBOOK OFFICER
MOTORCYCLE REP.
SOLICITOR (HON)
* Committee Positions
027 4362875
Heather Boswell 021 684938
Heather Boswell 021 684938
Steve Walter 07 827 8484 0274 920095
Paul Clark 021 324911
POSTAL ADDRESS CLUB ROOMS ADDRESS
PO Box 924, Hamilton, 3240 MacLean St, Cambridge
Club Night 2nd Wednesday of month at 7.30pm
Library and Parts Shed Hours 2nd Wednesday of month from 6.30pm over Summer, 7.00pm over Winter.
Workshop Hours Every Thursday 9.30am - 2pm
Website: www.wvvcc.co.nz
Email addresses: Chairman: waikato@vcc.org.nz
Secretary: waikato@vcc.org.nz
Editor: vccventureeditor@gmail.com
CLOSING DATE FOR VENTURE COPY: 20th of each month Contributions should be emailed to Editor - vccventureeditor@gmail.com
