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Simon Henman

Going to be my first DECA.

Super excited for this one.

Edit: Can we get an update to the OP re: No. of Entries?

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I faxed my DECA form early this afternoon, but wasn't a member of SAU-VIC yet.

Applied/paid for SAU-VIC 30 mins later...

I left the Club Membership number blank on the DECA form, is that going to matter too much?

If so, Could you guys please add in Simon Henman's new SAU-VIC number (yet to be received) to my DECA form?

Cheers :D

There's a name I haven't seen in a while!

Wow. Long time no see. Good to see you are coming along.

Indeed, hanging to chuck the new car around the pan. Gonna miss the RWD shenanigans though!

Hey Simon. You don't need to be a SAU Vic member to do deca. It just has a spot on the form for you to put it in. So no need to update the form.

In saying that feel free to join and become a SAUvic member Simmon.

Would be great to have you on board.

Cheers WayneO

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