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20 October 2008, 08:53 PM
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Newsletter Editor?
Can someone tell me who does the newsletter now. I' want to see if its possible to put a tiny ad in for the clay shoot i'm organising for the 18th Jan.
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21 October 2008, 10:53 PM
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No problem Scotty. Don't know if you saw this in another thread but may be of interest to you.
Mark 
Just a reminder that the deadline for the December edition is 10 Nov at the latest.
If anyone wants some advertising in there or do an article etc, Email me the logos etc to paulsouthin@hotmail.com
Thanks people
If anyone wants some advertising in there or do an article etc, Email me the logos etc to paulsouthin@hotmail.com
Thanks people
21 October 2008, 11:24 PM
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I thought we wasnt allowed to send non scooby related pieces, i have some events id like to share comming up it invovles ESC members so is that ok Paul ??
22 October 2008, 08:56 AM
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ESC events are fine, send them to me and I'll put them in
I'll re-iterate what I meant in the previous thread.
Any Subaru related articles are fine, as are ESC events where the majority of the ESC attend/will attend, and future events.
What I'm hoping to acheive is a newsletter that represents the club, and has relevent information about the club.
Things like kites, buggies, R/C cars/boats/helicoptors etc are excluded because the majority of the club see's these as a fad. Yes, it is funny reading about their exploits on here, especially when people are dragged for miles on their ar$e, but I don't think this appeals to everyone, and so won't be included.
IMO, the club has become fragmented, and I apologise if this offends anyone, but it looks like if Tiny doesn't go to an event/meet, then a lot of people drop out. After all, just look at the last couple of years when Tiny started slowing down on the organising - It's been pretty quiet, and not many people would organise events, so on that front, things have gone down hill.
BRI4N can't do everything himself, it's not possible, so I'm hoping that by using the newsletter, we can get the good old enthusiam back into the club and turn it back to how it was - busy and thriving!!
Probably the best car club in the world??? It could be with everyones help
I'll re-iterate what I meant in the previous thread.
Any Subaru related articles are fine, as are ESC events where the majority of the ESC attend/will attend, and future events.
What I'm hoping to acheive is a newsletter that represents the club, and has relevent information about the club.
Things like kites, buggies, R/C cars/boats/helicoptors etc are excluded because the majority of the club see's these as a fad. Yes, it is funny reading about their exploits on here, especially when people are dragged for miles on their ar$e, but I don't think this appeals to everyone, and so won't be included.
IMO, the club has become fragmented, and I apologise if this offends anyone, but it looks like if Tiny doesn't go to an event/meet, then a lot of people drop out. After all, just look at the last couple of years when Tiny started slowing down on the organising - It's been pretty quiet, and not many people would organise events, so on that front, things have gone down hill.
BRI4N can't do everything himself, it's not possible, so I'm hoping that by using the newsletter, we can get the good old enthusiam back into the club and turn it back to how it was - busy and thriving!!
Probably the best car club in the world??? It could be with everyones help
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well said Paul,
to be honest i think a lot of people cant attend meets now because of work, other commitments, or indeed other hobbies.
everything has its day in life, and i for one enjoy a few quiet, non petrol burning hobbies and think i will go more this way.
and yes, scooting along a footie pitch on a buggy being pulled along by mother nature at breakneck speed, gives me more of a buzz then driving the scooby!! (and its free, once you've bought the gear)
im sure things willl pick up after xmas as the winter season is always slow on the meet side of things.
brian is doing a fantastic job and with things like Chris's tunnel run and Phil's trackdays, still a great deal of subscription from the drivers....
as we said last year, the club does go in circles and i believe, as long as the countries ecomony picks up for people, then other interests, including scoobies, will too... !!!
onwards and upwards!!! (excuse the kite referral)
to be honest i think a lot of people cant attend meets now because of work, other commitments, or indeed other hobbies.
everything has its day in life, and i for one enjoy a few quiet, non petrol burning hobbies and think i will go more this way.
and yes, scooting along a footie pitch on a buggy being pulled along by mother nature at breakneck speed, gives me more of a buzz then driving the scooby!! (and its free, once you've bought the gear)
im sure things willl pick up after xmas as the winter season is always slow on the meet side of things.
brian is doing a fantastic job and with things like Chris's tunnel run and Phil's trackdays, still a great deal of subscription from the drivers....
as we said last year, the club does go in circles and i believe, as long as the countries ecomony picks up for people, then other interests, including scoobies, will too... !!!
onwards and upwards!!! (excuse the kite referral)
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