THE JET SETTER
Issue 1-99

EXECUTIVE REPORT

This Newsletter is designed to provide you with a menu of information that will help you get the maximum out of our club this year. If there is anything important to you not covered in this document please contact either the club secretary, Ian Fraser, or the communications committee both contact number are listed inside.

The Club executive sat down in September of last year to commence an ongoing process of re-organising each of our administration areas. We started this process for two major reasons:

1. Over the next 12-24 months we will need to resurface our ground, and we need to be fully prepared financially to successfully achieve this, and
2. Achieving success in amateur sport is becoming much harder as each year goes by and for us to be successful over the next 10-20 years we need to start putting solid planning into place now.

In terms of defining success over the coming months we will be publishing our short, medium, long term club goals and mission statement to enable you to measure the club’s progress in areas such as on field results, developing talented hockey players, enjoyable club social life and sound financial management.

In re-organising the executive administration our first step has been to put in place a committee to run each of the different functions within the club, (adopting the many hands make light work philosophy). We now have groups of people running the following:

• Men’s, Women’s, Junior Sections
• Uniforms
• Sponsorships
• Social
• Communications (Encompassing our new club magazine)
• Ground Management
• Special Projects

Each of these groups has a specific set of goals and objectives they want to achieve both in 1999 and beyond, and I would like to thank all of those involved in advance for their efforts and invite anyone else who may be interested in helping to contact the relevant group leaders.

I mentioned earlier that our playing surface will need to be replaced sometime over the next 12-24 months. The executive has been working very hard in conjunction with the city of Kingston to ensure this happens as smoothly and favourably for the club as possible.

Our goal is to replace the current ground with a waterfilled surface. To achieve this we are going to need the help and commitment of every club member. At present we have approximately $90,000 in our ground replacement fund, we aim to have a minimum of $150,000 saved by this seasons end. To achieve this the following fundraising targets have been set for 1999:

• Social $10,000 Net Profit
• Sponsorship/Fundraising $15,000 Net Profit
• Canteen $20,000 Net Profit
• Budgeted Club Trading Profit of $20,000

The people running each of these areas are at present designing a range of ways to achieve these targets for the club which will be further explained in the following pages. Please help us to help you this year, if we all support these committee’s efforts we will all be rewarded when we achieve our goal.

I would also like to take this opportunity on behalf of the executive to introduce you to our new club name:

‘THE MOORABBIN JETS’

Our New Club Motto is:

‘SURGITE VINCERE OMNES’

RISE TO CONQUER ALL

And Our New Club Logo is:

We are currently developing training gear, caps, t-shirts etc with our new logo for all members to purchase (we’ll let you know when it is ready) and we will have a patch to be put on every playing shirt ready prior to the season.

Good Luck for the 1999 season and lets all enjoy the spoils.

Allen Hart
Club President

MEN’S SECTION REPORT

I’m really looking forward to the 1999 season.

I expect we will have success at many levels on the field, and a number of off-field aspects of the club are shaping up particularly well for the first time in many years. If organisation has anything to do with success, 1999 will be a great year.

Preseason for State League and Pennant-A has been going since the beginning of the year. A large number of players have attended at various times, but it would be good to see a more consistent attendance. The rewards are definitely there for the State League team this year, if the players put in the effort.

Additional Team

We have entered an additional team this year to cater for the growth in player numbers. There are a number of players returning to play hockey from previous years, as well players coming out of the Junior section, and a few new players to Moorabbin. This gives us a wide variety of grades: State League 2, Pennant-A, Pennant-C, Metro-1, Metro-2, Metro-3 and Metro-4.

Pennant-C and Metro Pre-Season

With the greater depth in our teams this year, and in particular with the envisaged strength in the middle grades, we have decided to offer an earlier start to training for the Pennant-C and Metro grades. Traditionally these players would not have stated pre-season until a week or two before the season, we are hoping that a number of Pennant-C and Metro players would like to start earlier. The following Pennant-C and Metro preseason times have been booked:

Sunday 7/3/99 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Thursday 11/3/99 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Sunday 14/3/99 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Thursday 18/3/99 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Sunday 21/3/99 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Thursday 25/3/99 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Sunday 28/3/99 4:30pm – 5:30pm

EASTER BREAK

Normal Tuesday/Thursday training starts Thursday after Easter

Season Starts

The season starts on the weekend 17^th/18^th April – two weeks after Easter. We would hope to have practice matches for most teams on the previous weekend.

Men’s Section Training Times

Effective after Easter:
Tuesdays State League & Pennant 8:00pm – 9:00pm
Thursdays State League & Pennant 7:00pm – 8:00pm
All Metro 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Yes – That’s Right – Everybody will train from 7:00pm – 8:00pm on Thursday nights. Hopefully this will not only attract more to training but also have the double benefit of getting people together a bit more. Hang around and have a drink and something to eat after training.

Team Captains and Managers

We are looking to have a Team Captain and a Team Manager for each team this year. Hopefully this will spread the load a little from previous years, and assist us in further strengthening the organisation of the section. Please see Paul Beckmann if you would like to assist in these areas.

Contacts

Men’s Section Co-ordinator Cameron Hunter (H) 9572 3767 (W) 9840 3000
Player Records and Permits Adrian Cramp (H) 9584 8438
Senior Coach John Purcell (H) 9570 4012
Assistant Coach & Fitness Doug Hopkins (H) 9583 4434
Training Co-ordinator Brian Paxton (H) 9776 5408
Metro Chairman of Selectors Paul Beckmann (H) 9551 5046

Any other assistance would be greatly appreciated. Let me know.

Cameron Hunter

Men’s Pre-Season So Far

The 1999 pre-season actually started back in December of last year with a couple of fitness sessions at the King Club in Sandringham. Although numbers were somewhat disappointing those that did attend were treated to a strenuous workout.

Early in January the training started in earnest with regular Thursday night sessions resuming at the King Club. With the club primarily used as a base, runs have included varying distances and locations. With short jogs to Bluff Road, hill climbs at Shipston Reserve and beach runs around Half Moon Bay , boredom has not been a problem. These Thursday fitness sessions have been conducted at times in punishing heat and the half hour swimming time afterward has probably kept a few people coming back. More recently the training shifted to the athletic track in Mentone where Doug Hopkins conducted another worthwhile hour of running designed to help us maintain a level for an extended period. Apparently the gale force winds on the night were purely coincidental.

While all this was happening Sunday training was in full swing with some time being devoted to fitness work such as "beep" tests and the occasional Parkdale "snakes & ladders" runs. But the fact remains we are all here to play hockey and are surely enjoying getting the sticks back in our hands and running around the ground again. Those attending regularly are getting the touch back and will obviously have a huge start on those yet to show. With the basic skills now showing improvement it’s great to see them being used as intended in the game situations we are now moving into.

Finally, with intra-club and inter-club practice matches about to commence it is vital that many of those missing faces be encouraged to get down to the ground and into training as soon as possible. People such as Steve Maguire, Matt Brown and Cameron Hunter are proof of the progress that can be made if we apply ourselves to a task and these players are setting the standards that relative newcomers like Rob Graham and Mark Tesararo need to achieve.

Good luck to John Purcell for season 1999. If commitment means anything he is destined for success this year, provided he is given the support required from all of us.

WOMEN’S SECTION REPORT

Hello and Welcome to Season '99. Yes, it's that time of year again, time to shed those Christmas kilo's by preparing to play hockey!

For those of you who don't know yet, my name is Lee Beet and I have taken on the job of co-ordinating the Women's section this year.

So far our League 1 coach Glen Jackson has been working hard with Bob Puke's help, to prepare us for a successful season. Anyone aspiring to play League 1 or District 1 in the near future, who has not received a "Zone Two Training Schedule" by now should contact either Glen (9533 6703) or me (9580 6784) for a copy.

1999 Women's Section Pre-season Calendar

March 9 TURF TRAINING starts
TUESDAYS 7:00 - 8:00pm for all grades.
THURSDAYS 8:00 - 9:00pm for League 1 and District 1 teams only.
Any player from Districts 2, 3, or 4 who can only train on a Thursday night, and still wishes to do so, please contact me (Lee).
March 14 Intra Club trials - particularly L1 & D1 1:00pm - 3:00pm bring light and dark shirts.
March 20/21 Waverley Hockey Carnival starts 9:00am Saturday morning.
March 28 Practice Match v Greensborough, L1, D1, & D2, 1:00 - 3:00pm at M.D.H.C.
April 3/4 Easter
April 10/11 Practice Matches TBA
April 17/18 Round 1!!!!!

We have filled the following positions in the women's section so far:

Women's Section Co-ordinator Lee Beet 9580-6784
Co-Chairs of selectors Tracey Crossman 9533-6703
Fiona Simmons 9397-3930
Umpiring co-ordinator Julie Wilson Puke 9704-0903
League 1 Coach Glen Jackson 9533-6703
District 1 Coach Tim McMahon 9563-7702
Uniforms Jane Alcorn 9598-0918

Jane will be available before or after Tuesday night training for any items of uniform you require.

Please keep these numbers handy for your use throughout the season.

There are still jobs that require people to do them. If you are approached to help around the club this year, please try and assist us in any way you can. The success of our club depends on the people within it.

We need volunteers to act as Team Managers. Anyone can do this job, players, husbands, parents, friends, etc. There will be a "team kit" for each grade that will explain what the manager has to do.

We also need two delegates for MWHA meetings. These are held one Monday night a month at the YWCA in Elizabeth St. All you have to do is attend the meetings, then pass the relevant material back to the club.

I look forward to seeing you all both on and off the field,

Lee Beet

Women's Section Co-ordinator.

Women’s Pre-Season So Far

The women section’s pre-season campaign was kick started on the 13^th/14^th of February with some members attending a weekend training camp at Portsea. The weekend combined some fitness work, with some enlightening methods on focusing and relaxing courtesy of a session of Yoga, and of course some socializing to provide an enjoyable and worthwhile experience for all those that attended.

It was a good opportunity to get to know other members of the women’s section better and to get an idea of where we all see Moorabbin Hockey Club going this season. Many thanks for the Brown family’s generosity as their beach house provided the ideal setting for the weekend.

Now the pre-season campaign continues with a program designed by Bob Puki (Julie’s husband) aimed at significantly improving everyone’s fitness levels ready for the start of the season. The training schedule is varied and interesting and I’m sure it will be rewarding. Anyone who does not have the relevant information about training sessions and wishes to attend please contact Glen Jackson on 9533-6703.

JUNIOR SECTION REPORT

UMPIRING

If there are any juniors who would like to get involved in learning to umpire this year, could you please get in touch with Peter Morphet (9578-3484). We don’t have a game if we haven’t got UMPIRES!

ATTENTION FUTURE COACHES.

The junior section could still do with some help with coaching this season. It’s not a big commitment and the rewards are great when you see the children develop their hockey skills as the season progresses. You will get full support from the junior committee and the parents the club will also assist in any accreditation’s you wish to aspire to.

The juniors are also hoping to develop teams in the Local Primary Schools to compete in the Victorian Hockey 7’s Competition. We are after some volunteers who could adopt a school and develop a hockey team. If you are a student that has some free time during the week and you have a good knowledge of hockey. I’m sure this would be a rewarding experience for you and the children, you never know what talent you might uncover!

For more information, Please ring

Peter Morphet on 9578-3484 or 0413-947020.

Registrations For season 1999.

Welcome to Season 1999! The Junior Committee hope that all club members and their families had a happy Christmas and 1999 brings good health, happiness and prosperity.

Your Committee has decided to eliminate Registration Day due to the success of doing all Registrations by post last year. This year we are in a very fortunate position, in most Age Groups to have an excess of players. WE are therefore offering places in all terms on a, "First In First Served Basis". We suggest that this form is filled out and sent back to the appropriate people immediately, so as not to be disappointed if there are no vacancies in your Age Group. A phone call to Sue Beckmann, will confirm your position for 1999, Phone: 9551-5046.

Junior Committee For Season 1999.

President - Peter Morphet.
Secretary- Tina Ashworth.
Minutes’ Secretary- Sue Beckmann.
Treasurer- Sue McIvor.
Committee- Doug Hopkins.
Marilyn Benjamin.
Gary Johnston.
Kerry Withers.
Campbell Smyth.
Glenda Stevenson

Important Phone Numbers.

M.D.h.c. (Roe Noe) Ground Manager 9583-2134 Fax: 9583-2136
Peter Morphet (President Under 9 Co-ordinator) 9578-3484
Tina Ashwoth (Secretary/State Team Trails) 9583-3551
Sue McIvor (Treasurer/Coaching Liason) 9580-3486
Sue Beckmann (Player Registrations/Result) 9551-5046
Campbell Smyth (Team Managers Co-ordinator, Equipment) 9787-7745
Marilyn Benjamin (Uniforms) 9583-4689
Gary Johnstons (Ball Persons) 9570-3293
Kerry Withers (Team Photos) 9580-9361
Glenda Steveson (Equipment/Information Comm) 9580-9361
Ruth McMahon (Umpires Co-ordinator) 9563-7702
Doug Hopkins (Coaching Liason) 9551-1159

TREASURER’S REPORT

The results for the 1998 year, a loss of $24,257 (1997 - $6397) are probably the worst in the Club's history. On the positive side, the Club remains in a very strong financial position, and resolving the underlying problems should require very little effort.

The principal reasons for the result were

A decline in subscriptions, mainly in connection with writing off uncollectable debts, and a high acceptance of early payment discounts
A loss of the Club's major sponsor
Losses from social activities
A decline in canteen patronage

Nevertheless, the prognosis for next year is good. As the synthetic surface has been fully depreciated, the loan now paid off, and the final charge from the City of Kingston incurred, significant cost reductions will occur. Provided we are sensible in setting the level of subscriptions, and stem the losses from social activities, a good performance is assured.

1998 Financial Summary

1999 FEES

In 1998, the early payment discount proved very successful, with most members paying early to take advantage of the discount.

A similar discount will therefore apply for 1999. Although we have had to increase the general level of fees, Moorabbin fee levels will remain amongst the lowest of the 'non-subsidised' hockey clubs.

The fee structure is

Discounts only apply to those fees received by the Treasurer on or before the due date.

* The Student/Apprentice rate applies to :

• Secondary students
• Tertiary students not in full-time employment
• Unemployed

** Players paying on a casual basis must make an upfront payment of $100 by 31 March 1999 to be eligible for selection.

In general, no credits or refunds will be given for unavailability or injury. Any requests for these will be considered on the circumstances, by application to the Treasurer.

Payment is preferred by Credit Card Authority or cheque. These should be mailed to :

Treasurer
Moorabbin Districts Hockey Club
7 Graneel Grove
Berwick
Victoria 3806

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CREDIT CARD AUTHORITY

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FUND RAISER & ADVERTISINING/SPONSORSHIP

The imminent replacement of our artificial playing surface at Farm Road requires a very significant financial commitment from all members of the MDHC and their families.

Given that the club is budgeting to achieve a profit from operations in 1999. It will be necessary for us to generate significant income via sponsorship, fund-raising and other activity during 1999 and into the future.

For that reason, as a starting point, the club has set interim 1999 revenue targets for sponsorship of $5,000 and a Fund-raising ‘Special effort’ of $10,000.

Fund-raising ‘Special effort’

The club proposes to conduct a major raffle over a 5 month period to be drawn on the MDHC Senior Presentation night in October. At this stage it is proposed that the major prize will be a small car with 5 other smaller (though still valuable) prizes.

As it is extremely unlikely that a car dealership will donate a car, the club is going to have to assume the risk associated with purchasing the car, albeit at a cheaper cost than the normal retail price. For this reason, the club will not commit itself to this major event and associated investment unless the executive is convinced that MDHC members and families are committed to supporting the initiative.

The club executive plans to telephone a randomly selected 20% sample of the clubs’ members and families over the next week with a view to determining the members’ preparedness to support this initiative. I therefore urge you to consider the above and the information below so that you can form a view as to your preparedness or otherwise to support this important fund-raiser.

At this stage we propose asking each individual playing member (and family) to commit to selling a minimum number of tickets. These minimum targets we project as being:-

Senior/Veteran Member (including under 17’s) 50 * $2 tickets Total value $100
Family with 1 junior member (U15,U13,U11,U9) 50 * $2 tickets Total value $100
Family with 2 junior members 75 * $2 tickets Total value $150
Family with 3 or more junior members 100 * $2 tickets Total value $200

To put the above into perspective, if you were responsible for selling 50 tickets through the 5 month (22 week) period, you would need to sell only two and a half tickets per week. We expect that a lot of members and their families will sell considerably more than their initial allocation.

We look forward to gathering your feedback over the next week.

Advertising & Sponsorship

In past years, MDHC has not had a formalised approach to gathering Advertising and Sponsorship revenue. For that reason, we are currently preparing a simple plan to ensure that the club maximises it’s share of grassroots sporting sponsorship dollars on a sustainable (over a number of years) basis.

This plan, incorporating the mechanics of the advertising and sponsorship packages available will be distributed to all club members during March.

In the interim, if anybody has any queries related to advertising and sponsorship could they please call me at home on (03) 9530 6415 or at work on (03) 9252 3702.

Ross Walker

SPECIAL PROJECT

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF MOORABBIN DISTRICT HOCKEY CLUB.

Our Club has decided to create a permanent pictorial history, to be displayed in the main Clubroom.

Its purposes are:

• To stimulate interest in our history,
• To inform,
• Help unify members and past members to work for common goals towards a successful future.

Organising Committee.

At present, Murray Macaulay, Graeme Morris, Gwen Leary and Ken Walker have agreed to assist. We have others being contacted and, hopefully, this notice will stimulate more interest.

How You Can Help.

We particularly need old photographs of players, singly or in teams, which could be copied. Our intention is to guarantee the return of originals to owners within a fortnight.

We are also interested in news clippings, old uniforms, audio, film or videotapes, pennants, flags or even trophies, which may be sitting at home. The committee will guarantee the owner’s wishes will be carried out. That is, for example, some people may wish the club to display an item on a permanent basis. Please complete and return the Response Form.

Collection Process.

Because this notice is going to many people who now have little to do within the club, we will collect items where it is convenient to deliver them to the club.

Otherwise loans of gifts may be made as follows: -

1. Leave in the secure (locked) container at the Clubroom.
2. By arrangement with a History Committee Member.
3. As agreed on your Response Form.

What You Must Do.

1. Clearly label each item with your name., telephone contact, address etc.
2. With photographs, please detail dates, venue, and attempt to put names to faces.
3. Mark each item: "FOR RETURN" or "DONATION"
4. Please consider helping.

Yours sincerely

Ken Walker

(Pictorial History Committee)

Response Form.

M.D.H.C. PICTORIAL HISTORY.

Please post to
Ken Walker
31 Timms Crescent,
Dingley. 3172

• Or ring Ken on 9551-1159
• Club Fax 9583-212-36

Your Details

Name:

Contact Address:

Telephone/s: (H) (W)

FAX:

Other:

1. Please list items that you are prepared to loan or have copied.
2. I will deliver to the Club › or Please collect. › (Tick one)
3. Please list items which you will gift the Club.
4. I will deliver to the Club › or Please collect › (Tick one)
5. Informaion
   Are you willing to place on audio tape? Yes/No.
   Are you willing to FAX information? Yes/No
   
6. Names of people who should be informed of this project and may not on our mailing list.
7. I have special skills (or contacts) which would assist this committee. (Please list)
8. I could assist by setting up a database. › Yes/No.
9. I wish to be involved on the Committee. › Yes/No.
10. Suggestions:

SOCIAL CLUB FOR 1999

This year there will not be a separate Men’s, Women’s and Junior social committee. The executive committee has decided to join all three together and have social functions for the whole club.

The social committee coordinator’s for 1999 are

• Matt Brown
• Steve Maguire
• Allison Wright
• Campbell Smyth

Note: - The reason for "coordinator’s" is that the coordinators will be organising social events but will also require the help from other club members. SO PLEASE LET ONE OF THE COMMITTEE COORDINATOR’S KNOW IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP IN ORGANISING A SOCIAL EVENT.

The social committee has already reported to the executive committee it’s aims and agenda for 1999.

Social club aims: -

• To raise $10,000 dollars for the Clubs new ground
• To have 4 major functions for the year
• To have smaller functions after each home game (Men’s, Women’s and Juniors)
• Create a better environment for functions in the club rooms

Social Club agenda for 1999: -

MAJOR FUNCTIONS

• April/May - Trivia Night
• June/July - Auction Night
• August - $1000 dollar day
• October - Presentation Night

SMALLER FUNCTIONS

• Happy hours after most home games (Men’s and Women’s)
• Sausage Sizzle after most home games (Junior’s)

If anyone has any other suggestions, or wants to help out this year please let one of the social committee coordinator’s know.

OR Write you suggestion down and send it to

MATT BROWN
5/17 Tiuna Grove
Elwood 3184

So for the social committee to reach its goal of $10,000 we need everyone to participate in this years social events.

See you all there

Social Committee

UNIFORM UPDATE

The executive committee has decided that this year the State League Squads (Top 2 teams for both Men’s and Women’s) for 1999 will play in new uniforms, in anticipation that for the year 2000 all of the club members will go to the new uniforms.

A committee was formed for the new uniforms and several samples were made up of different styles of playing shirts. These were then shown to people over the summer competition and then the executive committee voted on a particular style. The style consist of Sky blue and Maroon.

CANTEEN

The Club has, for many years, had a very solid contribution to its overall turnover from the canteen at our ground. We would like to thank Ron Noe and Gwen Leary in particular for their continuing efforts in this area.

The executive has significantly increased the canteen’s budgeted goals in 1999 (see executive report), and as such are currently looking at various ways and means to achieve these increased results.

We are open to any suggestions you would like to make on how we may improve the facility, and we are also very interested in talking to people who may be interested in being involved in participating in the organisation, and or running of the canteen in 1999. Please complete the tear of form below and return it to:

Ian Fraser
Unit 2/8 Leamington Crescent
Carnegie Vic 3163

NAME:

SUGGESTIONS:

DATABASE

We are in the process of updating our club information database and we need to make sure we have all of your correct information.

Please complete the tear off details form and return to Ian Fraser, either directly or to Unit 2, 8 Leamington Crescent Carnegie 3163 or place it in the secure collection box in the club canteen.

NAME: DATE OF BIRTH:

ADDRESS:

PHONE H: BUS: FAX:

MOBILE: E-MAIL:

OCCUPATION:

FAMILY DETAILS

SPOUSE NAME: OCCUPATION:

CHILDREN

NAME:
OCCUPATION:

NAME:
OCCUPATION:

NAME:
OCCUPATION:

NAME:
OCCUPATION:

Would you be interested in participating in the club golf days r Yes r No

Which of the following clubs new merchandise would you be interested in?

r TRACKSUIT r TRAINING SHIRT r CAR STICKER

r RUGBY TOP r CAP r PENS

r POLO SHIRT r KEY RING r T-SHIRTS

r STUBBY HOLDER SUGGESTIONS:

VHA INFORMATION

Metallic Sticks

A notice has been received from VHA advising that the uses of sticks with metallic substances have been banned from the 1^st of January 1999.

So no Metallic Sticks to be used in 1999 as per Hockey Association Guidelines.

The VHA notice is displayed on the junior notice board, so please this read before purchasing a new stick.

VHA Racial and Religious Vilification Policy.

10.1 Prohibited Conduct

No member of the Association shall act towards or speak to any other member in a manner, or engage in any conduct which threatens, disparages, vilifies or insults another person ("the person vilified") on the basis of that person’s race, religion, colour, descent or national or ethnic origin.

10.2 Lodging Complaint

In the event that is alleged that a member has contravened A.1 an umpire, club or player may lodge a complaint in writing with the Executive Director of the Victorian Hockey Association. The complaint must outline the circumstances of the allegation made against the member.

10.3 The Executive Director shall:

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   1. Inform the person alleged to have contravened A.1 of the complaint and provide that person with an opportunity to respond to it in writing.
   2. Identify and obtain written statements from any available witness.
   3. Refer the complaint to the Investigation Committee to be dealt with as a report of misconduct.

NOTE: The M.D.H.C. Executive is absolutely determined that no member of our Club be involved in any situation mentioned above. We have formally adopted this document as Club Policy and will take decisive action against any club member or associate of that member if required.

COMMUNICATION GROUP

This year a new task force has been formed to bring to the club a newsletter released every four weeks. The goal of the newsletter is to increase communication and develop relationships between the juniors, senior female and senior male sections by having a universal and common tool that will ensure a friendlier, closer and more unified club.

The task force will be calling on your assistance for submissions to the newsletter to assist in the compilation of each issue. So please be prepared to help.

These people are:

Danny Benjamin
Tamsin Johnston
Paul Layzell
Andrew Layzell
Glenda Steveson
Kooka

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