[committee] Renewal of UCC Membership for 2006

[Simon Fryer]

All,

> A while ago The University Computer Club tapped:

> From: The University Computer Club <committee at ucc.asn.au>
> To: Simon Fryer <fryers at ucc.asn.au>
> Subject: Renewal of UCC Membership for 2006
> 
> Dear Simon,
> This is your second and final reminder to renew your UCC membership for 2006.
> 
> If you wish to remain a member of the UCC, you should strive to renew your
> membership as soon as possible. If your membership lapses, your UCC computer
> account, including your email and webspace, will be locked until you renew.
> Account locking will happening next week.
> 
> The easiest way to renew your UCC membership is to come into the clubroom and
> ask someone to sign you up. 

Yes, sure! I beleive you. 

> The cost for repeat offenders is $15 for students
> and $25 for non-students.
> 
> The second most easiest way to sign up is to download a copy of the membership
> form <http://www.ucc.asn.au/2006membershipform.pdf> and then mail it to us at:
> 	University Computer Club
> 	Box 22, M300
> 	Guild of Undergraduates
> 	University of Western Australia
> 	35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley, 6009
> 	Western Australia, Australia
> or fax it:
> 	ATTN: James Andrewartha
> 	(+61 8) 9386 3202

Been without real internet access for the past 3 months - moving house and
slackness on my part. Will get a form in the mail early next week. 

> We will accept payment in cash, cheque, coke credit or some other method you
> can negotiate with us. 

Coke credit is good. I am sure I left enough in my account for membership
this year. 

> If you're sending in your form, give us an address to
> send your membership card.

You didn't last year! :)

Simon

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