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Laaaaaaaaaadies and Gentlemen, it's that time again.....no not Christmas, no not New Years Eve, it's SAU Vic General Meeting time. Thats right, Beer, Schnitzel, Cars and laughs! This is a great opportunity for those of you who don't know too many members to come down and mix.

This meeting will be our last event for 2004 and will cover the usuall things, info on past events, pressing maters, SAU Merchandise will be available, members packs will be available for those that missed the bqq and there will also be some "interesting" video footage of the last visit to Sandown Raceway (I can still feel the pain)

These meeting are used for the members and committee to talk about whats happening behind the scenes, to discus upcoming events and provide an excellent opportunity for you the SAU Vic members to discus your own issues and ideas. Don't forget this is YOUR club and what happens is in YOUR hands :P

  • Time - 8:00pm

  • Date - Tuesday 21st of December

  • Location - Whitehorse Inn, 5 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn (Cnr Burwood & Barton St Melways Ref - 45, A10)

Note - We meet in the Bistro area - this area is family friendly and set aside for us. There is plenty of seating (tables and chairs) for all.

  • Who is welcome - Everyone!

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i knew it would be... adz has been telling me about all ur pestering questions at the meetings asking when im going to be coming to a meeting and if u can touch my man sausage

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