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time of 83.19sec, Faye in the TD was
second in the class and 63 rd outright,
with a time of 99.17sec, and Tyler in the
TD was third in the class and 73 rd out-
right, with a time of 105.75sec. It is be-
lieved that this is the first time in the 50-
year history of National Meetings that
three generations of the same family
have taken out 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd in one car
at any Nat Meet event. Fantastic effort
to all the South Australian competitors,
but in particular to Tyler, in his first ever
attempt. Watch out Nana and Dad –
Tyler is coming to get you.
Jason, Faye and Tyler receiving their gold, silver
and bronze medals for the motorkhana, the first
time it is believed, in the 50-year history of Na-
tional Meetings, that three generations of the
same family have taken out 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd in one
car at any Nat Meet event
ises to attend next year’s National
Meeting were made. Following break-
fast, the Edwards family embarked on
their long, 4 day drive home, while Tim
flew home to Adelaide on Tuesday af-
ternoon so he could attend his daugh-
ter’s graduation the following day, be-
fore returning to Brisbane on Thursday
afternoon and embarking on his drive
home, even managing to beat the Ed-
wards family back to Adelaide.
Tim receiving his 2 nd place in class for the Mo-
torkhana, despite multiple WD’s
Easter Monday – Presentation Dinner
The presentation dinner was held at the
Alexandra Hills Hotel and Conference
Centre again. A lovely meal was had
and many trophies and awards were
presented. Victoria was awarded the
John Wratten Memorial Trophy as the
club scoring the most number of points
across the competition areas, adjusted
by the fudge factor.
Easter Tuesday – Farewell Breakfast
A lovely buffet breakfast was on offer at
the Alexandra Hills Hotel and Confer-
A family cleaning effort
A family cleaning effort
ence Centre on the final morning. Email
addresses and phone numbers were
shared, farewells were bid, and prom-
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