Work continues on 4107… last week we showed you the beginning of work to clean off old grease from wheels and brakes. This past Sunday, Richard Dyer was completing the task. You can clearly see the difference between the “before” and ”after” views of the king pin, and the amount of material removed. Meanwhile Milan Streit cleans the brake drums and shoes.
April Director’s Meeting
The Director’s meeting was held at the Anvil Centre on April 5th. All members are welcome to attend — it’s a chance to catch up on the activities of the Society, and to hear and comment on our plans. But perhaps the most important aspect is the opportunity for the social “chit-chat” (as Sue Walker, who took these photos, calls it.)
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(Appearing in the pictures: Michael Taylor-Noonan, Oscar Kapsa, Rob Chew. Centre: Angus Macintyre chats with Robert Farringer. Bottom: Ewan Streit and Dale Laird)