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May 2026 The May 26, 2026 meeting of the MGCCCJC was called to order at 7:18 pm by President Butch O’Connor at the Morris Plains Community Center. There were 19 in attendance. Butch welcomed everyone and was pleased to see a number of MG’s actually driven to the meeting. He then began relaying the lesson he learned while trying to remove his rubber bumper. While the first nuts and bolts weren’t that hard to to take out, the last one became a real challenge. After quite a struggle, the nut slowly broke free. The lesson learned……..always keep an easily reached nut and bolt in place while removing the stubborn one and avoid being hit in the head with a very heavy bumper! The treasurer’s report was given by Rob Alper and accepted. Paul Flexner invited the group to attend the All MG event in Sandusky, Ohio the end of August. He then addressed his concerns regarding club meetings and the need for sustenance to keep the club going. He suggested renewing tec sessions which, in the past, had been part of every meeting and to revive more drives each season. He challenged every member to present something, anything at a club meeting. He acted on this challenge by volunteering as editor of the club’s newsletter, reiterating the need for support by members in submitting articles. He enthusiastically urged each member to be an active part of our group. Steve Wagoner encouraged participation in the re-scheduled “Spring” tune-up, Saturday July 11, 9:30, noting an active turnout might encourage Shade Tree Garage to consider future events. Butch added the importance of looking at your car from the underside even if you choose not to do any type of work on it. Charlie Tregidgo reminded the group of past rally’s and asked if there would be any interest. He also asked anyone interested in joining the Britfest zoom meeting to let Rob know. He showed off the new Britfest poster explaining the need to have them displayed anywhere and everywhere. Art brought up how lasting impressions can be made by allowing a car to be “touched” and suggested alternative plaques to “Do not Touch” be made available. A reminder was made of the upcoming picnic at Brundage Park on June 27. After no more discussion, meeting adjourned at 8:25pm. Respectfully submitted, |
February 2026 Happy 2026! I hope everyone is staying warm these days. I don’t think the temperature has been above freezing since Christmas here in Sparta. Added to that are a couple of snowstorms which dumped 24 inches of the white stuff on us in a little more than a week. Think Spring. It’s Groundhog Day as I write this and I think Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, which is not a good sign. In any event, we should all be working on our Winter projects to get our MGs and related LBCs ready for when it’s safe to venture outside.
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