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ABSC 200 Club

Congratulations!!

All numbers in the ABSC 200 Club were sold prior to the first draw at Kings.

That is a fantastic result for the players that will represent Australia this year at IBSF World Championships.

To all the people who have bought numbers in the ABSC 200 Club, good luck in each and every draw, and thanks for your continuing support of Billiards & Snooker in Australia.

To those people who have made the effort to sell the numbers, and put in the hard yards so we could achieve such a great result, a sincere thank you.

Good luck to all.

Barrie Jones
ABSC President

Draw 1 Winner - #185 - Pot Can Syn
Draw 2 Winner - #190 - Adam & Tom
Draw 3 Winner - #45 - Photography Guys
Draw 4 Winner - #133 - Xmas
Draw 5 Winner - #141 - James Mifsud - $2000 draw
Draw 6 Winner - #163 - Willow

Please note, due to prohibitive costs, the notice of the winners of the 200 Club draws will not be posted in The Australian and in future will be posted on the ABSC website only.

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Annual General Meeting
2008 Annual General Meeting
of the
Australian Billiards & Snooker Council

will be held Saturday 18th October commencing 10am
at the

Mounties Club Sydney NSW

Please provide to the ABSC Secretary with names and addresses of your delegates to represent your affiliate at this AGM by 30th August 2008.

Furthermore any Agenda items or notices of motion to be proposed at this meeting also by 30th August 2008.

Nominations are being received for the below listed positions up for election at this meeting:

Vice President
Executive member TAS
Executive member QLD
Executive member ACT
Womens Delegate
Secretary
Treasurer


Paul Cosgriff
ABSC Secretary

Representative Criteria - Citizenship
The ABSC have been advised through the new IBSF Playing Conditions available at www.ibsf.info/tournament-conditions.shtml that to represent your country in any IBSF Championships you must be a 'Citizen' of that country.

This means that the previously accepted condition in Australia of 'Permanent Residency' no longer applies.