This year's Show & Shine event on 11th October was a great success. The weather was kind to us and we had a good turnout of bikes and cars on show and plenty of interested spectators. The event raised a total of $4525.20 for this very worthy cause.
A big thanks to everyone who contributed through sponsorship, helping on the day, bringing a bike or car along to display or just by turning up and donating.
We received the following message of thanks from Channel 7:
Just a huge shout out to say a very big thank you to the entire team from Golden Ponds Show and Shine Car and Motorcycle Show.
The total banked was $4525.20, incredible, thank you so much.
I took a couple of photos of Graham and Geoff.
Thank you, you are all amazing!
Regards
Celena Hinch | Community Fundraising Coordinator
Channel 7 Telethon Trust

Members shown assembled at Yarloop, opposite the site of the 2016 bushfire destroyed Yarloop Workshops, where the late Graham Coole spent his early employment years as a fitter and turner.
After an informative talk on his late father's life by Club President Geoff, the ride proceeded to the Wokalup Tavern for lunch, then back to our Waroona base at the Drakesbrook Hotel, where we enjoyed drinks and dinner together at the hotel restaurant.
Sunday morning, a shorter ride around the Waroona / Coolup area, ended this year's premier event on the Heritage Club's calendar.

The Nangeenan Hall Centenary celebration, 8 and 9 August, was an event organised by Marley Transport in recognition of the renovation of the Nangeenan Hall. The hall is over 100 years old and has a long association with Marley family, the origins of the transport company. Fittingly, this occasion was the venue for the presentation of awards to owners who had restored or had owned bikes of 100 year vintage. Bikes of 1926 vintage included Indians, Henderson, AJS, Douglas, Triumph and Harley Davidsion.

Bikes of various vintage and veteran classes gathered, the most resplendent were, once again, Graeme Hammond’s suite of Indians standing alongside Steve Merrals’s 1907 NSU.