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SAU VIC - Committee meeting minutes 29.02.04

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Attendees:

Al, Ash, Nathan, Rob, Andrew, James

Location:

South Yarra

Subjects covered:

Auto Salon April 04 - arrange meeting for 'event staff', t-shirt designs, entrant list, meeting with potential sponsor and Lindsay Fox Collection.

Discussed a Fund Raising day for MAS - To help cover expenses.

Future meets to be held weekly until MAS.

GOR cruise 28.02 - cruise debrief, points of improvement, collation of photos

Bank details - Bank of Melbourne chosen, details required to commence account, revamp SAU NSW constitution to suit - required for account setup.

New Events - new cruises post AutoSalon incl. camp trip, show/shine event, incorporation with NDSOC annual show

Workshop news - BMT new location, Dr Drift new location, Ice getting a dyno, Hypertech closing?, some new workshops on the scene - does anyone know them?

NDSOC Affiliation - Getting CAMS affiliation through the NDSOC, committee members to attend Wed night meeting to discuss the options.

The Committee. (all those who attended)

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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hey my name's not there :) lol BTW ash did you take those tax forms n stuff home?

Oh and who's got my foam, i couldn't find it when I was about to go home... grrr

R31Nismoid Grand Master

R31Nismoid

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oh hardy har.

are u having all the committee meets on sundays? cause apart from that last one im available for them all

That wasnt James posting that bit... i typed it on the end after Andrew and i proof read it. :D

lol.

hey my name's not there :( lol BTW ash did you take those tax forms n stuff home?

Umm... nope. Maybe James did it?

James/Dale are doing the bank stuff now.

I got the info, Dale - treasurer and James - prez, need to do the signing/setting up.

But that's the easy bit. Finding which bank was the hard part :D

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