It was a full house at our February meeting night. We had our Polish guest speaker Maciek Bator from “For your Freedom and Ours” who gave us a excellent talk on the Polish Airmen during WW2 and their involvement in the Battle of Britain and associations with Northern Ireland. It was a revelation to hear
The Christmas Club night was well supported by members. We gave a warm welcome to everyone who came. Susan asked the members to think about those members who are currently ill at such a festive time and that our thoughts are with them. Events for the coming year were shared following the last committee meeting
The MMOC-NI held our Annual General Meeting on Thursday night, 7th November 2019. There was an excellent turnout with over 30+ attendees. Stephen Gordon opened the evening with his acting Chairman’s report, full of his usual good humour. A summary of the year was followed by thanks to all the Ladies who have helped in the
Over 30 classic cars and 60 people attended the End of Season Run on the 5th October 2019. It was a great day out for all. As usual the breakfast was excellent at Redz Restaurant and we finished there for a four course tea. The run to Whitehead train Museum was great though the weather
Thanks must go to all who came to the meeting on such a wet night. We had a welcome speaker, Grace from Air Ambulance. She is a great speaker with stories to tell. It is such a worthwhile charity and the MMOC-NI hope to raise further funds to support this worthy cause. It is with
On 28th September 2019 the Morris Minor Owners Club visited Kilbroney Vintage Show which was postponed from June. Thankfully the weather was much better with the rain mostly staying away. This was another great opportunity to meet old and new friends. We even had visitors over from England and they were made very welcome.
We met early in September for the annual Fish and Chip Run at Dundonald Omniplex. It was a great opportunity to have a chat amongst the cars and catch up with old and new friends. Stephen Gordon had organised a great run to McBride’s in the square for fish and chips, tea bread and butter.
We met on Saturday 19th August 2019 for our Regional Rally. This was open as usual to all clubs. There was a great turn out from all. We met at St. Paul’s Church, Lisburn for a superb cooked breakfast provided by the Church catering group. A short distance from St. Paul’s was our next stop