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SAU-Vic General Meeting

NEW MEETING LOCATION - Elgin Hotel - 75 Burwood Road Hawthorn.

NEW MEETING DAY, Wednesday!

Please make sure you look at the signage where you park, as there are resident only zones in this area that are patrolled at night.

Time - 7:30pm START!!!!

Date - Wed 21 September 2011

Location - The Elgin Hotel

75 Burwood Road

Hawthorn 3122

Who is welcome - Everyone!!!!! Members, non-members, adults, kids, grandma's, etc - anyone with an interest in the club is welcome to come along to these meetings :P

FOOD

- SAU VIC will be providing free Pizza for all at this meeting. The Pizza will be coming at 7:35, so get there on time before we eat it all!

MERCHANDISE

- If anyone wants any merch brought along - PM Birds.

http://www.sauvic.com.au/merchandise

DOOR PRIZES

- This month we will be giving away 1x SAU VIC Hoodie and 1x Polo!

DECA VIDEOS - We should have a projector displaying some DECA videos for all to see.

WHAT HAPPENS AT THESE

- We generally talk some rubbish, have something to eat, review past events, take comment on future events and give you all a run down on what we as the committee are doing for you!

Hope to see you all there.

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Thanks all for coming.

Remember spectators welcome to Sandown for Free on Saturday.

Hrmm thought I would pop by Sandown to spectate.

But the guy at the entrance said no spectators allowed and the it was a wrx club event :/

So just turned around, site was down in the afternoon so I wasn't sure or not lol

Wasnt at the meeting, just woke up Saturday morning hearing the cars at Sandown and thought I would pop by because I remember reading about free spectators.

Said I was from SAU but he said he never heard of it and said for me to go on my merry way so I did lol

I nearly got turned away but I said I was there to watch a mate. He said call your mate and find out what car club he is with and I said Skylines Australia. Then he let me through. Probably didnt recognize the acronym SAU....

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