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Conforming with the health and safety regulations issued by the Government in light of the prevailing pandemic, the Classic Car Club of Ceylon (CCCC) held its 29th Annual General Meeting virtually – a first for the club.
After five illustrious years in service as President, Ramani Ponnambalam – the first female President of the club – stepped down from her post to hand over the title to Clive de Silva Jnr. The CCCC has undoubtedly risen to new heights during Ponnambalam’s tenure and she will continue to serve the club in her capacity as Immediate Past President.
Clive de Silva Jnr. is only the seventh President in the club’s nearly three decade-long history, and is also the youngest person ever to hold the post. ‘Junior’ as he is affectionately known among other members, has been a part of the CCCC ever since he was just 13 years old, and has since served in the club’s committee as Social Secretary, Competitions Secretary, and Vice President to date. De Silva has played an integral part in organising some of the club’s flagship events, and with this new position looks forward to his tenure as a new chapter in the CCCC’s history.
The Office Bearers and Executive Committee for the year 2021-2022 are as follows:
President:
Clive de Silva (Jnr)
Vice Presidents:
Shalike Ganewatta and Sanjiv Alles
Secretary:
Priyanga Samaratunga
Treasurer:
Shiraz Akbarally
Asst. Treasurer:
Bri Ponnambalam
Imm. Past President: Ramani Ponnambalam
Competitions Secretary: Chanaka Jinasena
Editor:
Chandana Amaratunga
Vice Patrons:
Asgi Akbarally and Geepal Fernando
General Committee:
Clive de Silva (Snr.), Tilak Amendra, Shane Walgama, Seneka Kotagama, Dinesh de Silva, Suhen Vanigasooriya