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Duncan Grand Master

Duncan

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lol

sorry guys its not really personal.

my domain is out of action for a few days while I move from the evil empire to a helpful business (free plug for coconet.com.au who have been very helpful)

any....I can email the form, send me a mail [email protected] and I will respond :P

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N1GTR Grand Master

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PM "Shell" and ask her for the best way for you to send it to her. She is the one who handles all the club paperwork (so be very nice to her...) and then after it all goes through your userbar will change to nsw members

She is nocturnal, and i think she's online atm

Also Wales is spelt wrong in your details. Its spelt WALES, not wHales

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GoldZilla Grand Master

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PM "Shell" and ask her for the best way for you to send it to her. She is the one who handles all the club paperwork (so be very nice to her...) and then after it all goes through your userbar will change to nsw members

She is nocturnal, and i think she's online atm

Also Wales is spelt wrong in your details. Its spelt WALES, not wHales

Steve, what if a club member is signing up and they have an R33? Should it not then be New South Whales? Or New South Wales Whale(s)?

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Duncan Grand Master

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Thanks Chris, I didn't realise we could attach pdfs :devil:

This is the current form, slightly different to the one above.

But please keep in mind the fax number is out of action for the next few days as well, you will need to send them to the PO box or hold on until next week

membershipform.pdf

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d00dz Grand Master

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Hey guys this link from my webspace works..

http://members.iinet.net.au/~doodz/SAU/Mem...ership.Form.pdf

This is the one from Duncan's attatchment. The attatchments DO work, you have to right click and save as.. "form.pdf"

or

Click the link above :D

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