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Since 1963
Newsletter of the Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club March 2021
Important Message Or you could focus on the lack of car parking amenity at Item
3 (Car Parking). We have had instances over recent season
where ambulances have had difficulty reaching patients
for all Members at our club’s first aid room because beach patrons have
parked illegally and/or partially blocked Surf Club Lane.
This current car parking issue has the potential to cost a
Dear Members
life due to delays in getting paramedics to the Surf Club
for emergencies.
We start this newsletter with an important call to action.
Or another option might be to comment on Item 8
A response to the Bancoora Precinct Plan IS DUE to Council (Patrol Tower) and the need to replace the current patrol
by 29 March 2021. shelter/tower which is in disrepair, rarely used due to
its condition, notwithstanding the club’s and sponsors
For further information please refer to this link:
(Southern Cross Windows) annual efforts to upgrade and
https://yoursay.geelongaustralia.com.au/bancoora-beach- maintain the Patrol Tower.
precinct-plan-draft-community-consultation
It is really up to club members to decide what you believe
are the most important issues, however what is really
The City of Greater Geelong has prepared a detailed draft most important, is that you do take some time and write a
plan to guide redevelopment of the Bancoora Beach response to Council. If you have any questions regarding
Precinct, which includes the area from Breamlea Road and this matter, please contact:
along Surf Club Lane, Breamlea. This document came out
of discussions in 2018 with Bancoora SLSC, Breamlea Andrew Cross, Vice President
residents and submissions from others that consider
Bancoora SLSC Committee &
Bancoora Beach an important place.
Bancoora SLSC Building Committee
You may have noticed in the past week some Council Phone: 0409 541 296
signage appearing at Bancoora Beach regarding the Email: enquiries@bancoora.asn.au
Bancoora Precinct Plan.
As a club, we may not get another chance to provide critical
It is really important that all members take the time (it will
input into the improvement and enhanced safety measures
take a maximum of 15 minutes) to read and respond to the
works of Bancoora Beach. We are the closest surf beach
one-page plan, referring to the weblink above.
to Geelong City (and to many parts of Melbourne) and we
There are 16 items that have been identified as priorities are getting busier every year. Many additional people are
in the Bancoora Precinct Plan. The Committee strongly moving just five minutes’ drive away, into the Warralily /
recommends that you respond to the most important three Armstrong Creek area. There are critical works required for
(3) issues from a club perspective. our beach and surrounds to better manage the increase in
patronage at Bancoora.
For example, you could respond to the issues around Item 7
(Pedestrian Safety) and request safe pedestrian paths rather Thanks in advance to all members for getting involved to
than the current practice where families are required to walk assist the club to make our beach and our surrounds safer
on the road to the beach from Breamlea Road and Surf Club for our children, our patrolling members and the community
Lane on busy days due to a lack of suitable parking. that loves visiting our beautiful beach.
In this edition:
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Improvements to Change
Rooms, Toilets and
Current Building Works – Improvements to Change
Rooms, Toilets and Showers
Showers
As flagged in recent Banny Bulletins, the Club has received
New Building Works – Potential for Ocean Views in a building grant from the State Government.
Redeveloped Clubhouse
Some of the funds from this grant will be used to completely
Nippers Update – Club Carnival Coming Up redo our change rooms, toilets and shower facilities. These
building works will commence on 6 April and end on or about
Mass Rescue at Bancoora 6 June. What this means to members is that the entire club
will be off limits between these dates. The only exception
is that the gear shed will be able to be accessed for patrols
Bancoora Celebrates International Women’s Day 2021
only. Please note that the council toilets attached to our
building will remain open during this period.
Club Merch – 2019/20 Commemorative T-shirt
The Committee looks forward to showing off our new
LSV Awards Training – Current Opportunities at facilities when the club reopens during June.
Bancoora
Patrol Roster 2020/21
Training Update from Callum
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Potential for Ocean Views
Bancoora is getting more Social in Redeveloped Clubhouse
Bancoora Strategic plan – 2021-2025 Would you like to see an upgraded Bancoora SLSC with
ocean views?
Bazz’s Local History – Graves at Bream Creek
Further to the information provided regarding the Bancoora
Crossy’s Corner – Ripper Nippers Precinct Plan, the Bancoora Building Committee is moving
ahead with plans for upgrading the entire clubhouse.
Change of Date – Presentation Night The model shown has been built by Gary Frencham, a
Bancoora member and shows what Bancoora SLSC could be
Important Dates for Season 2020/21 with a second storey and an upstairs training/function area
with a view of the ocean!
Thanks Andrew S. McNeil.com – Corporate
Governance Advisor for Sponsoring our March
newsletter
Newsletter Sponsorship Opportunities
Content from Members is Welcome for the
Banny Bulletin
Thanks to our BBQ sponsors – Brumby’s Manifold
Heights and Pacific Meats who donate food for our
Nippers BBQs each year
We thank our growing list of Sponsors for Season
2020/21
The post-COVID budgets that are coming are likely to be
our best chance to respond to current and future needs of a
Mass Rescue at Bancoora
modern surf lifesaving facility and potentially better-serving
The Adventures of Patrol 5
the greater Geelong community of approximately 250,000
people.
We all know how dangerous the beach can be, especially
Your Committee is very keen to have a building that also around the change of tides, with flash rips a common
provides a great community asset, improved amenity and occurrence at Bancoora. As the change of tide approached
much joy to the members and the community over the next on 10 January, Charlotte had already safely escorted two
25 years. swimmers back to shore, but little did Patrol 5 know, more
action was to come.
We are inviting all who wish to comment/be involved on
either the Bancoora Precinct Plan or the Proposed Building Already sitting out the back on rescue boards, Emily and
alterations to stay on after Nippers on Sunday 21 March. The Jake were quick to react to a flash rip outside the flagged
session will last for approximately one hour, commencing area, which saw five swimmers being swept out into deep
at 12:30pm, and will give members a chance to discuss the water and the impact zone. The swimmers included several
important Precinct and Building issues. Bancoora has also bystanders and an infant. Having raised the alarm for further
engaged an external consultant, John McCartney, who will be assistance (for a mass rescue), Emily and Jake were able
there on Sunday to discuss questions from members. to return all swimmers to shore on their boards, with Sean
also bringing in another swimmer. Fortunately, no swimmers
If you are unable to get to this session, a survey monkey link required any further medical assistance. Well done to all of
will be sent out shortly, to give you an opportunity to have Patrol 5 who worked fantastically as a team on the day.
input into the proposed building upgrades.
On the latest patrol, Michael and Stephen were quick to
In the meantime, any comments should be directed to secure a surfboard that had broken free of its leg rope in
enquiries@bancoora.asn.au. huge surf. Fortunately, the surfer had made his way safely
back to shore, so was reunited with the board. It was one
Kind regards of those massive surf days at Banny where even some of
Your Bancoora Building Committee the most experienced surfers were getting smashed off the
point.
If you want to check out the action of Patrol 5, there are two
more opportunities on March 28 and Easter Monday.
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Club Carnival Coming Up See you at the beach!
Cheers, Emily
The Nippers season is coming to an end soon and we
encourage all Nippers to have a go at the club carnival
which is being held on Sunday 21 March from 9:30am
(arrive at 9am).
The aim is to make the day fun and to encourage great
sportsmanship and participation. We are on the lookout for
some additional helpers on the day, so if you are at the club
with your Nippers, please feel free to see Craig and ask where
you might be able to help.
There is no pressure at all to take part, and the carnival is
designed to encourage Nippers to showcase the skills they
have learnt throughout the season. For those Nippers with a
competitive streak, points are tallied for all placings in each
event and the best results over the carnival will be recognised
at the club’s presentation night.
We ask that adult helpers remind Nippers to compete with Good view from the platform of the rip and channel that have been
causing issues at Bancoora this season (photo taken Sunday 14
fair play in mind and to encourage all spectators and Nippers
March at Nippers).
to support your Nippers teammates, particularly to those
who are new to the club.
Thanks to everyone in advance for your help with the final
week of Nippers.
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Celebrates
International Cara
Women’s Day Edwards
10 March 2021
During the month of March, the Committee celebrated the
great women of Bancoora on our social media channels as
part of International Women’s Day.
Cara, whilst balancing numerous other commitments
including full-time university and part-time work, still
manages to find time to give back to Bancoora as Club
Captain and a trainer to our members. Cara had a really
tough initiation into the Club Captain role this year with
having to deal with all of the new COVID measures and
Special thanks to Emily Cross who led the campaign with has done an excellent job in her usual professional and
Andrew McNeil, with assistance and drive from Barry Hunt understated style.
and Sean McNeil. Thanks also to all Committee members for
the work that was done behind the scenes in drafting why
our selected women of Bancoora are so great!
Our great women are listed below and the dates they were Christine
mentioned on our social pages.
Pope
11 March 2021
Sarah
Andrews Awarded the honour of Bancoora Life Membership in
season 2019/20, Christine is the embodiment of a
community-minded person. Christine is committed to
8 March 2021 always helping others and seeks to have a positive impact
on everyone she deals with. She is an extremely experienced
Patrol Captain and has accrued 340+ hours of patrolling on
our beach. She is a long-standing Committee member and is
Sarah is impressive not only for her leadership and her always initiating and facilitating training for our membership.
skills, but also for her kindness and her commitment to Christine is a linchpin in continuing to build our community
our club. Bancoora SLSC is a better club for having her and club culture.
counted amongst our Nippers program, Committee and
our membership.
Kate
Emily Johnstone
Cross 12 March 2021
9 March 2021
Without members like Kate, our SLSC wouldn’t be half
as exciting for our youngest members. Kate has endless
Emily’s dedication to Bancoora SLSC is to be admired. enthusiasm for boards and provides brilliant coaching and
She always takes on any task sent her way and attends to instruction for those learning these skills. Kate is looked up
these tasks professionally and always above and beyond to by many of our Nippers and can always be found doing
expectations. Without involved and passionate members like water safety to keep our Nippers safe.
Emily, our club simply wouldn’t function as well as it does.
Kaaren has co-ordinated the BBQ for at least the last three
years and is a true example of the volunteer spirit that makes
Dora our club so great. Kaaren is ever-reliable and always brings
her best efforts to support the club.
Dos Santos
13 March 2021
Lisa
Dora has been involved at Bancoora since the late 1990s
as a national level IRB competitor, patrol member, coach
Happ
and trainer. Dora is a kind and professional member who is 16 March 2021
always striving to bring out the best in our membership by
drawing on her 30-plus years of surf lifesaving experience.
Bancoora is so fortunate to have added passionate surf
lifesaving expert Lisa to our membership in recent years. Lisa
has many years of elite level competition and coaching and
Wendy has been so helpful to Bancoora since she has joined, by so
freely giving her time and expertise to develop our lifesaving
Reyntjes teams. She is also a brilliant IRB driver and trainer and Lisa
has had a huge impact on our club already.
14 March 2021
Our Emerging Leaders
The Committee also recognises our emerging leaders who
Wendy has been a pillar of our Nippers program over the have all contributed greatly to Bancoora and display maturity
years and has made an outstanding contribution to the and dedication to our great club. Thanks goes to our former
training and development of surf lifesaving skills in our young Nippers and Young Guns Fay Briggs, Tegan Reither and
members. Wendy’s enthusiasm and love for surf lifesaving Ruby Leishman. Your dedication and efforts are greatly
is always evident. She inspires our junior members several appreciated by us all.
times a week through coaching our Wave Warriors squad –
she is incredibly skilful as an athlete and a coach and always
humble in her approach. Her passion and enthusiasm are
infectious, and she has inspired many of our Nippers to
develop outstanding water skills and feel part of our amazing
surf lifesaving community. Wendy is integral to Bancoora
and is personally responsible for loads of Nippers and
members’ involvement in the future growth and development
of the club.
Kaaren
Fay Briggs. Tegan Reither.
Siddall
15 March 2021
Not all the great things that happen at our Club are on the
Beach. Just ask the seemingly endless queue of hungry
Nippers and parents waiting for their sausages and a drink
on Sunday. The weekly BBQ happens largely due to the Ruby Leishman.
tireless work of Kaaren Siddall.
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Commemorative T-shirt
A reminder that out COVID-19 tee shirts are still available
to purchase. We are hoping to sell all stock so the club
does not have to fund the leftovers.
Sales of the shirt at the club have gone better than
expected and there is some remaining stock in:
• Small 12 available and would suit large Nippers
• Large 2 available
• XL 1 available
• 2XL 3 available
Please email enquiries@bancoora.asn.au with your order
(in the remaining sizes) and your details.
The cost of the shirt is $20 (cost price to club – this is
a not for profit project) and direct credit details will be
provided via email. This shirt is open to all members –
not just those who were here last season.
If you feel inclined, you can make a $20 donation to the
club to help meet the costs of the shirts. Of course –
every bit of financial assistance helps.
Thanks for your support.
LSV Awards Training – Current Opportunities at Bancoora
The Committee is supporting two course opportunities for members listed in the table below.
Bronze Min LSV Award Bancoora Target Bancoora
# LSV Award Season 2020/21 Reqd Age Category Category Member
Surf Rescue Nippers looking to
Optional for Nippers Patrol
1 Certificate No 13 Aquatic Rescue progress to Patrol
Patrol Member
(In Progress) duties
First Aid All members, including
Required for First Aid & Full and Nippers
2 (Date to be No 12 parents Young Guns
Patrol in 2021/22 Emergency Care Patrol Member
Confirmed) and Nippers
If there are any open courses of interest to you, please contact our training officer Callum Edwards at
bancoora.training@gmail.com.
Patrol Roster 2020/21
Patrol Group 1 Patrol Group 2 Patrol Group 3 Patrol Group 4 Patrol Group 5
Patrol Captains Callum Edwards Lachlan Edwards Ben Pope Christine Pope Andrew Hunt
Hamish Edwards Cara Edwards Andrew Cross Leigh Reither Michael Peel
Vice-Captains Ted Page-Walker Andrew McNeil Jordan Semjaniv Tegan Reither Will Magher
Ruby Lieshman Emily Cross
Extra Awards Ed Steenberg Peter Edwards Charlotte Semjaniv Dora Dos Santos Rowan Jobling
(ART, IRBC, Alex Gilbert David O’Brien Nathan Morton Bill Briggs
IRBD, SM, FA) Seb Snelling Chris Behan Nick Williams Fay Briggs
Cate McNeil
Bronze Ronan Finn Cain McFarlane Peter Watts Georgia Siddall Eve Davalga
Kya Werner Kate Johnstone Sarah Andrews Lucy Briggs Oscar Davalga
Lucy Worsley Ant Johnstone Indi Ryan Harry-James Broekman Craig Sherman
Cooper Welsh Wendy Reyntjes Scott Bowman Jake Birley Max Goulter
Jack Frencham Jason Reyntjes Lynn Semjaniv Darcy O’Neill Sean Rafferty
Glen Nobes Jim Tucker Lachlan Williams Carmen Drake Garratt Plunket
Kim Nobes Angus Tucker Daniel Hall Kathryn Anderson Penny Scott
Henry Atchison Lacey O’Brien Will Jackman Eilidh Cormack
Jack Simsic
Chanel Simsic
SRC Sean McNeil Molly Bowman Caitlin Reither Charlotte Mackenzie
Zach Watts Sarah Joordens Fletcher Guy
Will Hoare
Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol
Patrol Dates Patrol Dates
Times Group Times Group
Saturday 6/3 1-4 3 Friday 2/4 (Good Friday) 10-4 3
Sunday 7/3 10-4 2 Saturday 3/4
10-4 4
(Saturday before Easter Sunday)
Monday 8/3 (Labour Day) 10-4 4
Sunday 4/4 (Easter Sunday) 10-4 1
Saturday 13/3 1-4 5
Monday 5/4 (Easter Monday) 10-4 5
Sunday 14/3 10-4 1
Saturday 10/4 1-4 4
Saturday 20/3 1-4 2
Sunday 11/4 10-4 3
Sunday 21/3 10-4 3
Saturday 17/4 1-4 1
Saturday 27/3 1-4 1
Sunday 18/4 10-4 2
Sunday 28/3 10-4 5
raining Update
T eminder – Bancoora
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from Callum is getting more Social!
The busy summer has continued for the training team A reminder to that we have recommenced our Twitter
having delivered a second ART course, an IRB Crew and IRB feed, enhanced our Facebook presence with more activity,
Drivers course and an SRC course. started an Instagram account and continued to offer
members the opportunity to recognise their club service
A massive thanks needs to go to our trainers and assessors, via LinkedIn.
these courses would not be possible without your help.
A big thanks also to Conor and 13th Beach SLSC who ran the Thanks to Emily Cross, Andrew McNeil and Sean McNeil for
IRB course in combination with our trainers and assessors. your efforts in managing these accounts for us.
A great time was had by all and we hope to do more training
with 13th Beach again soon.
Facebook: @bancoorasurflifesavingclub
Recent Awards earned at Bancoora
Advanced Resus Techniques LinkedIn: Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club
• David O’Brien • Darcy O’Neill
• Will Jackman • Georgia Siddall Twitter: @Bancoora_SLSC
• Jack Simsic • Emily Cross
• Penny Scott • Jack Frencham Instagram: bancoora_slsc
• Jake Birley
IRB Crew People have asked why do we have LinkedIn?
• Georgia Siddall • Darcy O’Neill In LinkedIn you have the option to highlight your volunteer
• Jack Frencham • Jake Birley work. If you volunteer at Banny, please don’t hesitate to list
• Will Jackman • Cooper Welsh the club as a place you volunteer. It certainly helps the club
build its professional profile to new members and to potential
sponsors.
IRB Driver
• Ted Page-Walker • Andrew McNeil
The SRC course is almost completed for Nippers – this is
the next crop of Young Guns! Results in next month’s
ancoora Strategic Plan
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Banny Bulletin. 2021 – 2025
The First Aid course is now being planned for mid-2021
The Committee has begun planning for
due to the Club’s Building Works. Apologies for any
the next Bancoora Strategic Plan.
inconvenience caused.
A subcommittee has been formed
Thanks to our trainers and assessors! and a survey is being prepared
for members’ feedback which is
The club thanks those members and trainers who were expected to be circulated later
involved with the ART course during January. Special thanks than first anticipated, due to
to our trainers Lisa Happ and Christine Pope. the focus on the Cub’s building
works and also responding to the
The club also thanks those members and trainers who were Bancoora Beach Precinct Plan.
involved with the SRC course during February and March:
Callum Edwards, Dora Dos Santos, Sam Ficarra, Christine We expect to send the survey
Pope, Ted Page-Walker, Fay Briggs and Lisa Happ. regarding the Strategic Plan
midyear. Thanks to all members
Finally, the club thanks our very experienced IRB training for your patience.
crew of Lisa Happy, Barry Hunt and Leigh Reither and
of course Conor McKinnon form 13th Beach, for their
exceptional work during January and February.
azz’s Local History –
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Graves at Bream Creek
The Crossys deliver again in March!
We have a couple of history buffs in your Bancoora
membership and Barry is one of them. We have a new RIPPER NIPPERS!
potential monthly starter here with ‘Bazz’s Local History’.
If you are a Nipper or a Young Gun at Banny, this is all about
Feedback welcome!
you! Last month we were asking you to write in and tell
your mates what you have enjoyed down at the beach this
Unidentified graves at Bream Creek are thought to be those
summer.
of three unknown sailors whose bodies were washed up on
the beach and then buried by an early settler.
We had an entry from Cate McNeil.
Has anyone heard of this story written in a Jack Loney book?
The best thing I did at the beach this summer was…
After extensive research asking local families which go way
when I started officially patrolling for the club as a First
back, historical societies and a librarian, I have found no
Aider. Bancoora has done so much for me and it feels great
positive proof. This is a shortened summary from “TROVE”
to know I can help in some way. Everyone on my patrol was
National Library of Australia, which could explain it.
so welcoming to me when I started. Sometimes, a member
of the public will come up to us at the end of a day at the
beach and thank us for patrolling. We truly have a beautiful
community down here at Banny. Shout out to the super-fun
team of Patrol 4 and the Patrol Captains Christine Pope and
Leigh Reither for helping me settle in.
When the ship the “Loch Ard” sank in June 1878 near Port
Campbell, people came from far and wide to pillage. Thomas
Lindsay and James Bolden set out from Warrnambool in
a small open boat on 10 June 1878 called the Goldhunter
bound for the Loch Ard. A gale sprang up (editor’s note – Our Ripper Nipper for March, Cate McNeil, enjoying a cooler day at
no surprise on the ‘Shipwreck Coast’) and Lindsay and Banny on Patrol.
Bolden were never seen again. However a boat upside down
and holed answering the Goldhunter’s description was We are taking more entries for RIPPER NIPPERS
washed up near Breamlea on 14 June 1878. We don’t know if so send your entries to Crossy’s Corner at
there is any link between the three unknown sailors found at enquiries@bancoora.asn.au.
Bream Creek and the sinking of the Goldhunter.
The best entries will get into the next newsletter.
And because AJs jokes were such a hit in the last
newsletter… here is one more (See page 10 for answer).
Q. Why don’t oysters like
to share their pearls?
The Committee thanks the
Cross family for their support
of the Banny Bulletin.
Our seafaring historian and club legend Barry.
hange of Date –
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Presentation Night Newsletter Sponsor
(24 July 2021) Profile
Due to new building works at the club, we ask all members This month’s newsletter has been brought
to change the ‘save the date’ of our annual presentation to you by Andrew S. McNeil.com –
evening to Saturday 24 July 2021, at the Clubhouse. Corporate Governance Advisor
This is of course subject to the relevant COVID restrictions at
that time. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this
change of date.
Andrew S. McNeil.com, Corporate
I mportant Dates for Governance Advisor, is very proud to support
Season 2020/21 this very special addition of the Banny
Bulletin, celebrating the wonderful works of
the great women of Bancoora.
We would like to remind all members of the confirmed key
date for this season: As a Corporate Governance advisor, we
specialise in guiding family businesses, small-
to-medium sized entities (SMEs), charities,
Young Guns Sleepover Saturday 20 March 2021 not for profits, professional membership
bodies, the University sector and of course the
Nippers Club Carnival Sunday 21 March 2021 financial services industry.
Young Guns Session 10 Sunday 21 March 2021 Our specialty is offering independent director
services and advisory board services.
IMPORTANT –
Consultation with external Sunday 21 March 2021 With over 30 years of corporate experience in
expert on Bancoora 12:30pm at the Club Australia and the United States, Andrew uses
Precinct Plan his commercial knowledge to help people and
companies navigate challenging corporate
Sunday 28 March 2021 circumstances, for example family succession
Senior Club Champs (Were rescheduled issues, capital structuring, and seeking
due to COVID-19) partners for growth/expansion capital.
As a former national rowing champion,
IMPORTANT – 5 April 2021 to 6 June 2021
national record holder and international team
Clubhouse will be Closed (Note gearshed is available
coach, Andrew applies what he has learned
for Building Works for patrolling members)
in sport to benefit his client base. The themes
of grit, determination, hard work and getting
Friday 2 April through Monday
Easter Weekend Patrols results can be applied from sport to business,
5 April 2021, 10am to 4pm
every day of the week.
Final Patrol Sunday 18 April 2021 For a no obligation confidential chat about
your circumstances or opportunities, please
Saturday 24 July 2021 contact Andrew at the club. For further
PROPOSED –
(Note change of date information, please also refer to our website at
Club Presentation Night
due to club building works) AndrewSMcNeil.com.
Please note the above dates are subject to change due to
COVID guidelines and restrictions.
Crossy’s Corner Answer
Our calendar section on our website
www.bancoora.asn.au/calendar will be updated as dates Q: Why don’t oysters like to share their pearls?
are confirmed for the remainder of the season. A: Because they are shell-fish!!Newsletter Submission of articles for
Sponsorship Banny Bulletin welcome
Opportunities and due by 1st of the month
To all members, we welcome your contribution
Thanks to those people that have asked
to the Banny Bulletin.
about sponsoring the club newsletter.
If you would like to submit an article for consideration, please
We are on the lookout for a sponsor for
email to enquiries@bancoora.asn.au by the 1st of the month
the April newsletter. If you are interested in
and our editorial team will do our best to include your item in
sponsoring the newsletter or the club in general,
the Banny Bulletin. Thanks to all those members who have
please see Committee Member Andrew McNeil
contributed content for the newsletter and to Barry, Andrew
or President Ben Pope at the club.
and our other contributors for the excellent photos.
We thank
Our Sponsors for
Season 2020/21
Thanks again to our Nippers BBQ Sponsors,
Brumby’s Manifold Heights for the Nipper’s bread and
to Leo at Pacific Meats for the BBQ Nippers snags.
Our Valued Sponsors for 2020/21
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