Page 74 • The HERALD • 5th January 2023 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Graham Norris Business Centre, 114-118 Hampton Lane, Blackfield SO45 1UB www.right-autos.co.uk Tel: 023 8089 0600 • 07979 388520 • 07708 892525 FREE WINTER CHECK TYRES, BATTERY, ANTIFREEZE, BRAKES, ALL FLUID LEVELS AND MORE.. SERVICE CENTRE OPEN • Servicing from £69.99 inc VAT • Clutches fitted from £300 inc VAT • Tyres fitted from £49.99 inc VAT • Cam Belts fitted from £150 inc VAT Also MOT’s, Air Con, Brakes, Exhausts, Diagnostics, Welding, Batteries 145 Long Lane, Holbury SO45 2NZ Tel: 023 8024 3300 FOR ALL YOUR MOTORING NEEDS LOCALLY • Free fit batteries (most cars) • Free fit wiper blades • Battery chargers • Oils • Braking • Service parts • Tools/tool hire • Car paints • Engine management diagnostics/reset • Towing accessories • Number plates • Exhaust systems • Steering/suspension • Haynes manuals W: www.cobramotorcomponents.co.uk E: sales@cobramotorcomponents.co.uk Mark Hooper Memorial Trophy Played in memory of a much missed member of the New Forest Golf Club Seniors Section, this pair of trophies has a unique twist. A stableford competition played o the blue tees, all competitors are required to use their putters for their tee shots on the 130 yard 13th hole. is is because Mark was renowned for doing just that. e weather was very cold and overcast however this did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the 35 Seniors who competed. John Pickering blazed round the course nishing with 44 points to win the Mark Hooper Plate. John also came very close to winning the nearest the pin shield, however his 140 yard putt o the 13th tee was just a tad too long, so Steve Lupton claimed that prize with a 132 yard putt that ended up just 15 feet from the hole. A er the competition, everyone relaxed in the clubhouse to enjoy a tasty bowl of sausage and chips generously provided by Mark’s widow, and prizes were presented by Peter Harvey, a great Left to Right: Trophy Winners John Pickering and Steve Lupton friend of the family. All in all it was a highly enjoyable morning and a tting memorial to a much missed gentleman who always wanted the fun to stay in golf. Division 1: 1st Steve Lupton – 42 pts, 2nd Chris Angell – 41 pts and 3rd Charlie Tabor – 40 pts. Division 2: 1st John Pickering – 44 pts, 2nd Ted Groves – 37 pts and 3rd Neil Edmondson – 36 pts. Fast-paced Motoring and Epic Adventures to Feature in the Beaulieu Lectures Buckle up for fascinating accounts of globe-trotting journeys and fast cars, with lectures set to take place at the National Motor Museum over the coming months. From adventures in the air and on two wheels, to tales of iconic racing cars and Formula One legends, you’ll be spoiled for choice with stimulating talks at Beaulieu this winter. If daring adventures in far- ung places are your thing, then join author, journalist and adventurer Steph Jeavons on Saturday 21st January, as she returns to the National Motor Museum by popular demand. Since circumnavigating the globe solo on her trusty 250cc motorbike, Rhonda the Honda, Steph’s adventures have included leading a team of 23 women to Everest Base Camp in Tibet, walking her dog 1000km across some of the UK’s highest peaks, and establishing biking destination MotoCamp Wales in Snowdonia National Park. Steph will have plenty of travel updates to share with the audience, so head to: nationalmotormuseum.org.uk/stephjeavons-returns to book your place. e talk will take place from 7.30pm Steph Jeavons until 10pm in the Lecture eatre of the National Motor Museum’s Collections Centre. Tickets are £10 (or £7.50 for Friends of the National Motor Museum Trust) which are available from Friends Membership Secretary eresa Browning at: friends@beaulieu.co.uk or 01590 614792. All pro ts help support the National Motor Museum Trust, with more lectures, covering a variety of fascinating transport-related subjects, to be announced in due course. For more information about membership of the Friends of the National Motor Museum Trust see: www.nationalmotormuseum. org.uk/the_friends
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