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Are you keen to become an official member of the SAU Vic club? - if so come along to a members meeting.

TONIGHT @ 7.30pm

I would like to make this a regular time - and we'll start with one location, can move it around as time progresses. Date is starting from THIS Wednesday 1st October...

When: Wednesday 7.30pm

Where: Prince Alfred Hotel (PAs), Church St, Richmond. Near the river, opposite Mattel/Just Jeans building. Is a dark blue pub. Beer garden out the back. Nice.

Parking: On Church or across the road in the Just Jeans/Country Road complex.

Contact: Me - James @ 0417 037 520 - if you have any questions, or simply reply in the thread.

So - why a meeting?

We have been working on the club FAQ so that we can have a little bit of officaldom - giving members more involvement to make the club a bit more active. We will have paid membership, merchandise and members only functions - as a start anyway.

Anyhoo - can discuss on Wednesday.

James

Originally posted by sKyLyN

btw...what do i have to do to become an 'official SAU' member?

nothing is official yet.

the purpose of these such meetings is to get everything ready anbd what not for going to VIC - Membership.

Some details have been decided, some have yet to be.

Hence the meetings.

No problem.

If you can come - great. If not, I'll post the minutes up here tomorrow.

Is better if you can make it (will be another one next week) as everyone's input is valued.

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