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THE FIRST FOR 2012

Sat 25 February

And once again we ask for your assistance

For this event to SMOOTH on TIME and SAFELY we need a small group of volunteers (OFFICIALS) to help

out in 3 sections in the morning and 1 in the afternoon.

All Officials on the day will be supplied lunch and drinks.

An Officials breifing will be held before the drivers breifing. So all Officials will need to be at

the Shepparton DECA complex before 8am on Saturday.

Be aware NO DRIVERS BREIFING OR COMPERTITION will take place until all Officials positions have beed filled.

So if this sounds like you or 1 or more of your friends or family post up in here and i add you to my list.

Cheers

MORNING

SKIPPAN

Starter.. Wayne

Finisher.. Martin

Timer..

Spotter.. Josh _TypeX

MINI WANG

Starter.. Campbell

Finisher.. Keiran

Timer.. Lauren

LONG WANG

Starter.. Anna

Finisher.. Juliette

Timer..

Spotter.. Sam

Spotter.. Sachi

AFTERNOON

SKIDPAN

Starter.. Wayne

Finisher.. Martin

Finisher..

Timer..

Timer.. Keiran

Timer.. Anna

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Is the spotter a timer? Lauren and I can help out in the morning. Chuck us together somewhere and give Lauren a seat.

I'll help out in the arvo too, but I think Lauren will want to go shopping.

spotters watch the cars go by and report if they hit a cone or WD (wrong direction)

finisher is usually the timer

both jobs are just as easy as eachother :thumbsup:

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