PLMCC

October 2004 Newsletter

We also wish Tina a speedy recovery, as many of you know, she is only just back to her work due to falling off on the gravel on the Strathardle road. Her bike was also written off. It justs shows what a terrible method of surfacing this is for us bikers.

The annual PLMCC charity dance – this was a good night again, and the entertainment by Linton was great – as ever. We made a total of around £1100 for charity, and at the next meeting (25 October) we can all decide on how much will go to what charity or charities. A big thank you to everyone for their support and help on the night, and contributions towards the auctions and raffles. It was also nice to see a few faces that we haven’t seen for a while.

A special thank you to the following companies for their contributions:-

Perth Motorcycles

Drysdales Motorcycles

Weirs Motorcycles

Tesco Edinburgh Road

ASDA

Tayside Industrial Supplies

Speedy Hire Centre

Sportsters

The Sun Studio

Speedy Hire Centres

St Johnstone FC

Elegant Windows (C Angus)

Hein Gericke

Duke Home Entertainment,

Muc-Off

Scot-oiler UK

Cairngorm Hotel (Aviewmore)

Green Welly Shop (Tyndrum)

Michelin (Dundee)

Knockhill Race Circuit

St Johnstone Social Club – for having us back!

THANKS AGAIN !!

Helen - we wish you all the best for your op and a speedy recovery.

Kate –for you and your imminent new arrival. No news as at the time of printing this!

Maz – hope you are recovering from your horrible experience too.

To all of us – for a better November onwards. This seems to have been a difficult year for loads of the girls. Here’s to 2005!!!!

Wednesday nights next year – we will be looking for experienced riders to go on a rota for taking the novice and inexperienced riders in Summer 2005, as the was one of the major issues from the questionnaires, so please remember that many of you are now ‘experienced’ riders too, and it would be good if we could get at least 8-10 volunteers so that people are only committed to one Wednesday per month at the most. This will be drawn up in February or March, prior to runs starting up again.

Next Meeting is scheduled for Monday 25 October at the Bell Tree, to decide where the monies raised from the Dance are to go to. As there are numerous views on this, several options will be available, and as this may make a straightforward vote a bit difficult, it was decided that a voting slip would be enclosed with the news letter, and rather than voting for only one option, you should put your preference on these in order. A, B and C should be used, where A is your preferred option, B your second, and C your third. (A = 3 points, B = 2, and C = 1), and the option with the highest number of points will be where the money goes! Please see the slip (attached) for further details.

ALSO, at the meeting, we are looking for volunteers to take over the arrangements for some of the other planned events, such as the bowling, and the Lazer Quest, so come prepared.

(NB. The present committee will take over Sue’s duties between us until February’s AGM.)

Monday 25 October – PLMC meeting at the Bell Tree, Methven. 7.30 (see page 1).

Monday 1^st November – 10 Pin - Bowling Night, Dundee £7.00 per person for two games. Names and money will be collected at the meeting, and times and transport arranged.

Monday 15^th November – Social Night – Wheel Inn, Scone – 7.30

Monday 6^th December – Ann Summers Party at the Bell Tree in Methven. Starts at 7.30pm. Don’t be late for the games girls.

Monday 20^th December - Social Night – Wheel Inn, Scone – 7.30

Monday 10^th January 2005 – Lazer Quest night. Details TBA.

Monday 17^th January - Social Night – Wheel Inn, Scone – 7.30

Monday 7^th February – AGM – don’t forget to volunteer for the committee now girls!

May 15 – BSB at Knockhill. To be confirmed. Could get a group together to go.

If you are thinking of a trip to the continent in 2005, here are some useful websites that you may want to check out.

A man was eating in a fancy restaurant, and there was a gorgeous blond
eating at the next table. He had been checking her out all night, but
lacked the nerve to go talk to her.

Suddenly she sneezed and her glass eye went flying out of her socket towards
the man. With his quick reflexes, he caught it in mid-air.

"Oh my god, I am sooooo sorry," the woman said as she popped her eye back in
the socket. "Let me buy you dinner to make it up to you."

They enjoyed a wonderful dinner together and afterwards the woman invited
him back to her place for a drink.

They went back to her house, and after a bit she brought him into the
bedroom and began undressing him. The couple had wild, passionate sex many
times during the night.

The next morning when he awoke, she had already gotten up and brought him
breakfast in bed.

The guy was amazed. "You know, you are the perfect woman. Are you this
nice to every guy you meet?"

"No, she replied....

You just happened to catch my eye!"

1 – Yamaha FZR 600 R (Foxeye) Genesis M Reg 1995. Black with rare yellow cocktail colours, and Blue Flame Exhaust. Data Tagged. Some history. Paddock stand and all weather cover included. £2200 ONO contact Jake ************** or 0776 974 2605.

2 – Kawasaki ZX6, Black, N Reg. 11 months MOT. Excellent Condition £2495. Tel Lindi on **************.

3 - Fiat Uno 1.7 diesel for sale, with tow-bar and ball. Very cheap to insure! N reg. £645.00 O.N.R.O. Tel Tracey on ************** or **************

4 – Peugeot 106XN, R reg. Sun Roof and Alloy Wheels. £1400 O.N.R.O. Tel Rachael ************** or **************.

5 – Shoei Helmet. Size XS. ‘Brainstorm’ design. Only worn a couple of times. £30 ONO Tel Tracey on ************** or **************.

Let either of us know if you want any For Sale or Wanted items put on the next newsletter.

That’s all for now.