Talk and Demonstration about Aquarium Decorating by the Pittsburgh Area Planted Aquarium Society

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1 Monthly Meeting Starts at 8 PM This month s Event is: Talk and Demonstration about Aquarium Decorating by the Pittsburgh Area Planted Aquarium Society Raffle tank will be used and the winner takes home the Aquascaped Aquarium. Oct-17 Northeast Ohio Fish Club. All rights reserved.

2 President s Message Happy Fall Everyone, It looks like fall is upon us now and its time to really start to think about our fall and winter hobby...our fish. Friday night we will be sponsoring the Pittsburgh Area Planted Aquarium Society for a talk and demonstration. They will be planting a tank along with a power point presentation. I am sure it will be really interesting and worth everyone's time. After the demonstration each member present will be given a ticket and the member with the winning ticket will be taking the fish tank home. I also want to thank all the members who attended the auction and helped out. As everyone knows an auction is a really big event and takes a large number of people. We had a lot of members who chipped in and it certainly made it a lot easier on everyone who worked that day. Also, on Friday night we will be asking members to sign up to take a position on the board or take on a committee. As a club, we need the help of everyone to make it successful. We cannot continue to rely on just a few to offer all the things this club offers its members. Think about it and if you can spare the time to continue to make this club a success, please sign up. The meetings of the board are held at 7pm, the day of the meeting. Any questions about a position please see me. Lastly, at this meeting we will be having a Chinese raffle for the following fish. These fish were ordered for the raffle, but the hurricane hit and they could not ship the fish in. Ngara Flametail Peacock Pair, Xeno Isanga Yellow 6 fish, F-1, Neolamp Daffodil 6 fish, F-1 Neolamp Daffodil 6 fish, F-1, Metraclima Williamsi North 6 fish, F-1 Metraclima Williamsi North 6 fish, F-1, Altolamp Calvus Black 5 fish, F-1 Julid. Ornatus 6 fish, I hope to see a lot of you there for the meeting. The Aqua Scape demonstration will be well worth everyone's time. See you Friday night., Dan

3 October Is Nomination Month This meeting we will be taking nomination's for the club's Board of Directors and Committee Heads. Every position is open and we are looking for members to step up and take a position to help make our club better. Below are the positions that are open. Please look over and if you can, sign up for the position you are interested in. Those positions that have 2 or more members wanting, the election will be held at our Saturday, November 11 th meeting. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Editor Membership At Large (3 Positions) Bowl Show - committee Kitchen - committee Speaker - committee Breeder Award Program Social Media Raffle For those interested, yes, being a board of committee person does take some time. It is not as much as you may think. We hold our board meetings at 7pm the night of the meetings, so it is rare when we would meet at another time, although it could happen should we engage in something that is new to the club or may need more organization. As you know, we are a busy club with fish buys, food and hard good buys and yes, we are asking if you take a position, to stand up and help. We cannot leave everything to just a few people. The more help, the easier it is and the better we can make the club. Please give it some thought and if you can, sign up to take a position and help the club. Nominations can also be excepted up until 8:15pm at the November meeting. After that nominations will be closed and elections held if necessary. The new board will take effect January 1, 2018 Thank you.

4 Care and Breeding of Nothobranchius fuscotaeniatus By Joe Doyle Picked up this pair at the Catfish Convention (CATCON) in Washington D.C. by Gary Haas, renown killifish breeder and BNL newsletter editor for the American Killifish Association (AKA). Gary always has great species available for other breeders at various events. Kept pair in a medium size critter container. Water 150 tds, 4GH, 7KH, room temperature 74F, and a squeezed handful of coconut fiber. A local fish store chain sells coconut fiber in a brick 3-pack for $9.99. I always have a 5 gallon bucket half filled with water containning a brick of coconut fiber, which expands in a hour. Put a lid on of the top bucket and it never goes bad. Use the same stuff to squeeze in a deli cup with lid containing poked small holes for resting killifish eggs. Pulled and moved the pair to a new medium size critter container every two weeks. The old wet coconut fiber is drained into a baby brine shrimp net and squeezed firmly and spread out on newspaper to dry for 4 to 12 hours till it becomes the consistency of damp tobacco. The coconut is then poured into a small fish bag. Afix a label that contains name of fish, where obtained, dry date, wet date. In this case, the eggs are allowed to sit for 3 months and placed sealed in a fish bag in my dark sock drawer. After 3 months, cut open the bag, dumped contents onto a small critter container filled halfway up with aged aquarium water from another tank. Checked every day for fry. After 2nd day started feeding small amounts of microworms. At a week, filled up container rest of the way, started to see small fry. Added live bbs to daily feedings. In 3 weeks, can distinguish male from female. Moved all fry to a medium size critter container. At 6 weeks, they begin spawning, kicking coconut fiber away from the corners of the container. Easy peat spawning killifish. Don't tell my BAP peers about these fish. The BAP race is cut-throat in my club.

5 NEOfish Board Secretary Minutes Sept 16,2017 Present Dan Ritter, Debbie King, Bill and Jan Bilski, Stan Jachna, Mark Kazanoff, Brian Shrimpton and George Hollister. Frozen food buy Auction Sunday for club membership. Swap met flyers being made for July 2018 Going to be doing a 50/50 at meeting. Raise membership fee to $15 single and $20 for family in 2018 Thanks Janice

6 About NEOfish The Northeast Ohio Fish Club (fish) is an all species Fish club in Northeast Ohio. We pride ourselves in being a progressive club offering all our members not only the normal fish club programs, but others like individual addresses, club member websites, spawning con-tests, aquarium decorating contests workshops, road trips and more. Our goal is to make every meeting exciting, educational and leaving you with the feeling that you can t wait until the next meeting. Look at our website and see if this club isn t the club you have been looking for. If you already belong to a club, that s okay, think about making us your second club and come enjoy the fun. Both and show the same website. The Password for the Members Only area of the website is neofish2013. NEOfish Meetings As always, the Northeast Ohio Fish Club (NEOfish) holds monthly meetings in Independence, Ohio on the 3rd Friday of every month. Meetings are at: Independence United Methodist Church 6615 Brecksville Road Independence, OH There is no smoking on Church Grounds or littering of cigarette butts on nearby properties. 8:00p.m. to 10:00p.m. (Anniversary and Christmas Party starts at 7:00p.m.) Everyone interested is invited to attend. NEOfish is an all species club, such as Betta, Guppies, Tetras, Barbs, Cichlids etc. The Board meets before the general meeting at 7:00p.m. at the church as well. Even though you re not on the board, your are still welcome to sit in on the meeting. You would not have a vote but you certainly could share some input. Per our Constitution and By-Laws, this is also the appropriate time and place to air any concerns about the club. It would be helpful to first contact a board member to discuss the issue but if you feel that the whole board needs to hear it then feel free to attend.

7 NEOfish Sponsors Please support these great companies who support us. API Aqueon Best in Pets Coralife Kent Marine Mike s Cichlids Omega Sea, Ltd. Paradigm Fish food San Francsico Bay Brand Seachem Laboratories, Inc. Southern Delight Fish Foods TLC Products William Trickers, Inc. Zoo Med

8 NEOfish Members receive a 10-15% discount. Items of interest for this month Cobalt Egg Rocker 55 $29.99 Brine Shrimp Eggs 30 grams $5.00 Decapsulated Brine Shrimp Eggs 1 pound $ 19 Frozen Baby Brine Shrimp 3.5 ounce ( 30 servings ) $ 5.50 Marine Salt 10 Gallon size $ 5 Rift Lake Aquatics has a variety of freshwater fish including a large selection of fancy Plecostomus, freshwater and saltwater fish supplies and Premium Fish Dry and Frozen Foods. Rift Lake Aquatics is the only supplier in Ohio for Northfin Premium Fish Food!

9 Greenhouse and Hatchery located at 7125 Tanglewood Dr. (South of Rockside, just off of Brecksville (RT 21) Road ); Independence, OH 44141

10 Underwater By STM Hello everyone and I hope all is well with you and your fish. Several months ago our very own Captain Frank Orteca had a chance to attend Guido Ponzinni s 97th birthday party. Let s hear about what captain Frank encountered... The date was August 15th. Guidos 97th birthday party. Tons of people both family and friends in attendance. Mountains of Pasta and Niagara s of wine. When the live band started playing the traditional Italian folk song the Taratella,Frank in shock seen Guido jump up and start dancing. For his age he is a fine physical specimen and can still cut the rug. Since it was his birthday party he could not get away too long but he did find twenty minutes to take Frank down to his fish room. He has condensed the amount of tanks and strains of guppies, by doing so he has improved the quality of the fish by his heavy handed culling. He currently is keeping 2 strains. One are half black reds that date back to Fred Samuelson of Germany. This line was set in the 1950 s, it is said to be the first ever line of half black guppies. It makes Frank appreciate his even more seeing that they were given to him from Guido some 10 plus years ago. The second line are reds and they have the lineage to the 1950 s and go back to Larry Alger who received his initial stock from Paul Hahnel and actually beat Hahnel in head to head competition. The real surprise in Guidos room were the bettas he started working with just recently. They were red half moon and red double tails. The bettas are like living art work. When he took the cards out from between the jars and they started flaring it was a sight to behold. Frank is currently redoing his fish room and when its said and done he will go back to Guidos for some bettas and in twelve months start showing them in the NEO bowl show. See everyone this coming Friday night...and remember...i m on your side...

11 Committee Announcements Membership Committee By Tami Ryan A big WELCOME to the newest NEO members Dave Stevenson, Joe Maldonado, Lisa Gossick, Jon Keeler, Joe Zunic, and Russell & Thomas Pierce Thank you for your membership renewals Rich Serva, Daymian Morton, Jeff Hitchlock, Ray Bierbower, Ed Stecker, Pete & Cathy Durkin, John Summers, T. Darryl & Rosemarie Brown and Bob Miller The following memberships will expire October 31, 2017 Richard Grassnig, Ken Grimmett, Dave & Paige Hearn, Debbie King and Scott Ray. The following memberships will expire Nov. 30, 2017 Lew Carbone, Tom & Carolyn Evers, Lee Fraecking, Don Grey, Stan Jachna and Jennifer Knarr

12 Committee Announcements (cont.) Breeder Award Program (BAP) & Horticultural Award Program (HAP) Member Lifetime Points Don Grey Dan McMonigle Dave Hearn Dan Ritter Richard Yoder Bill & Jan Bilski John Griffith Kenneth Carey Richard Grassnig John W. Tesar Mark Kazanoff George Hollister Gavin Norman Tom & Carolyn Evers Michelle Knarr Stan Jachna Brian Shrimpton Ken McCallister Thomas Swiderski Gary Zalewski Steve Olander II Bob Blazek Jeff Hitchcock Bob Bina Ken Grimmett Frank Orteca Tim & Tami Ryan Kasa Woff 5 5 More results can be seen on our website by using the following links. Detail list of all BAP fish submitted by Month Detail list of all BAP fish submitted by NEOfish Member Detail list of all fish submitted Buy fish to help buyers connect with our BAP participants.

13 Committee Announcements (cont.) Breeder Award Program (BAP) & Horticultural Award Program (HAP) Member Lifetime Points Chuck Nowakowski Tony Poth Justin Way Ken Walker Paul Palisin Matt Urbin David Lutz Scott Hartness Denis Rozmus John Chapek Jim Damm Bill & Debbie King Jim Jensen Dennis Kuehn Dustin Sedlock Don Youngkin Anthony Kidd KC Jenkinson Hilary Lacerda George Anagnostopoulos Cordell Geiger Matthew Jensen Dean Mersinas Amanda King Douglas B. Poole II Jeffery Yadlovsky Mark Lomax Gary Mendez Jessica Foster Oravetz Dan Watson Don Danko Joe Doyle Rick Foster Dwhite Goffe Matt Oravetz Charlie Suk Scott Hartness Jr Pam Briggs 5 5

14 Committee Announcements (cont.) Breeder Award Program (BAP) Date Member Name of Fish Points 9/15/2017 George Hollister Puntius Tetrazona "Black Barb" 10 9/15/2017 Dan McMonigle Amatitlania Nigrofasciata (Pink Convict) 5 9/15/2017 Dan McMonigle Amatitlania Nigrofasciata (Black Convict) 5 9/15/2017 John Griffith Aulonocara sp. Red Flash 10 9/15/2017 John Griffith Poecilia Reticulata - Black Moscow Guppy 5 9/15/2017 Ken McCallister Cyphotilapia Frontosa 15 9/15/2017 Ken McCallister Devario Aequipinnatus "Giant Danio" 5

15 Committee Announcements (cont.) Horticultural Award Program (HAP) Member Lifetime Points Dan McMonigle George Hollister John Chapek Tom & Carolyn Evers Bob Bina Josh Modic Dan Watson Bill & Debbie King Brian Shrimpton Don Grey KC Jenkinson Jeffery Yadlovsky Paul Palisin Matt Urbin Ken Walker Scott Hartness 5 5

16 Committee Announcements (cont.) Auction Committee I want to thank all of the members that helped us out for our very successful Fall Auction. It all went very well. We continue to work to make our sellers happy by sending out their checks for their submitted items that same week. Brian Programs This month we will have a very special presentation, the Pittsburgh Area Planted Aquarium Society aquascaping talk with a 20 gal long tank used in the demo and raffled off. Their website is For next month only, our meeting date moves to the second Saturday of November (November 11) in order to not interfere with the OCA Extravaganza. Ray Bierbower will be talking on The Majestic Angelfish. Ray will also be bringing fish from his fish room for auction at the meeting. December is our annual Christmas Party catered, as done last year, by Stancatos. The board will inform the club of what meals will be offered as our holiday feast. Payment for your meal will work as last year by using the club s Square website. January 2018 will kick off with Fishy Bingo. A member s favorite meeting where you can hear a pin drop as the numbers are called. Our speakers should be so lucky!! February 2018 our own member from Pittsburgh, Joe Doyle, (submitter of many BAP articles to this publication) will talk about his approach to BAP. Joe has been very successful with his home club, Greater Pittsburgh Aquarium Society, In this competitive club he is in 4th place and has earned the rank of Master Breeder. Website I have updated the BAP Total Points along with adding Members list of their membership expiration date. brianshr99@gmail.com Brian

17 Committee Announcements (cont.) NEOfish BOWL SHOW 2017 July only had 3 winners. Where is the board members with the fish to enter into the bowl show? Maybe August will be better. Bill Month Type of Fish Place Member's Name Cash Winnings January, 2017 Clown Barb 1st Bill Bilski $10.00 Synodontis Lace 2nd David Hearn $5.00 Neon Swordtail 3rd Stan Jachna $3.00 February, 2017 Long Finned Gold Ram 1st David Hearn $10.00 Stomatepia pindu 2nd Ken Grimmett $5.00 Silver Angelfish 3rd Stan Jachna $3.00 March, 2017 Ciclasoma Meeki 1st "Tufa" Tom Swiderski $10.00 Alunacara Walteri 2nd David Hearn $5.00 Peppered Cory 3rd Stan Jachna $3.00 April, 2017 Albino Gershaki 1st David Hearn $10.00 Lemon Drop Pleco 2nd Stan Jachna $5.00 Black Belt 3rd "Tufa" Tom Swiderski $3.00 May, 2017 Alunacara Walteri 1st David Hearn $10.00 Ciclasoma Meeki 2nd "Tufa" Tom Swiderski $5.00 Peppered Cory 3rd Stan Jachna $3.00 June, 2017 Long fin Bushy Nose Pleco 1st David Hearn $10.00 Purple Grass Guppy 2nd Stan Jachna $5.00 Panda Garra 3rd Dan McMonigle $3.00 July, 2017 Copodochromis Moloto 1st David Hearn $ /2 Black Guppy 2nd Stan Jachna $5.00 Ruby Red Peacock 3rd Dan McMonigle $3.00 August, 2017 Red Albino Guppy 1st Stan Jachna $10.00 Green Terror 2nd David Hearn $5.00 Cynotilapia afra Hara Gallireya Reef 3rd Dan McMonigle $3.00

18 Committee Announcements (cont.) NEOfish BOWL SHOW 2017 cont. Member 2017 Total Cash Winnings David Hearn $65.00 Stan Jachna $37.00 "Tufa" Tom Swiderski $18.00 Bill Bilski $10.00 Dan McMonigle $9.00 Ken Grimmett $5.00 Grand Total Payout for 2017 $144.00

19 Committee Announcements (cont.) NEOfish BOWL SHOW 2017 Guidelines for Judging a Tropical Fish Show The 10 Point System The 10 Point System taught to be by a Cleveland Aquarium Society founding member. One of the best Tropical Fish Judges that has passed away Mr. Mike Neelon, who taught me how to judge. As you all know there are rules that govern all aspects of today s society. All aquarium societies or clubs have a constitution and by-laws that are in place that the societies or clubs follow. Some clubs follow what is called Robert s Rules of order, which are very specific. Other clubs follow a less restrictive route. A club s bowl show also have specific rules that entrants must follow to show their fish in competition to either place 1 st, 2 nd, or 3 rd. and the winner might win points, or cash. There is a year- end winner. The monthly bowl show prepares the entrant for various club mega shows. The entrant can speak to the judge and find why their fish didn t place, or didn t take 1 st. At various club shows, there are the same categories and more depending on the club. The fish are also judged 1 st, 2 nd, or 3 rd, along with other major categories that the 1 st place winner of each class will compete for the Best in Show. Allot of judges utilize their own way of judging fish but when I judged, I used Mike Neelon s, 10 point system. The 10 Point System This is the system that I used when I was on the judging circuit. First item of judge was to check the entry name and number against the entry form and to make sure the entry was what it was supposed to be. I recorded each individual fish discrepancy on the entrants form. I also made notations on the form to help the hobbyist in future shows if the minor flaws could be corrected. If there were permanent flaws that couldn t be correct I also made the notation the form. The 10 Point System covers the following 3 basic items: Show Tank or Bowl Water Quality The fish it self Tank or Bowl Appearance (possible loss of 1 point) This was the first area that I would look at. Questions: Is the bowl the right size for the entry? Example: If the entry was a Cory Cat the Cory will show better in a 2-1/2 gallon tank vs. a bowl because it with swim erratically no stop and can t be judged. The tank or bowl outside face must be clean; no water marks and scratches free to see the entry. Is there a background on the tank or bowl, this is a requirement in all shows. The tank needs to be free of any object that may damage or kill the entry. Example: Air Stones that are made of glass beads can cause major issues when the fish scrapes against it when frightened. Styrofoam air diffusers will not cause damage to the entry. Keeping the entry in the open and in the center of the tank or bowl is to paint the bottom with black paint or black tape and the fish will stay over the area. If the fish cannot be seen or the judge has to constantly coax the fish into the judge s view, the fish will not be judged.

20 Committee Announcements (cont.) Water- Possible loss of 1-point 1. When a fish is in a confined space for a period of time the water must be clean, free of debris, (hint) stop feeding the entry for at least 3 days, this will cut down on fish waste. Specific fish such as catfish can go without food for 4 days and there will be minimal fish waste. 2. When I judged I removed the cover of the bowl and smelled the water to check for ammonia which can actually burn the fins. Ammonia also comes from fish- waste; food that the entrant thought the fish was hungry. Water can be changed prior to the actual judging. Also, fish- waste must be cleaned out of the bowl or tank before judging, if not points will be taken off the fish. If the water is cloudy, 3. And smells the entry can become stressed which in turn may possibly cause harm to the fish. After the show you will have to acclimate the fish at home before placing it back into its permeant home. Fish entry-major loss of points When the entry is judged, there are numerous areas that must be addressed. The judge has to be knowledgeable of all the fish, fin shapes, total length of the fish, color, and sex of the entry. Deportment- meaning is the fish displaying its fins fully, or is it hiding and will not come out to the front of the tank or bowl. Are there flaws, such as fins: a damaged or broken fin ray that was a result of a tank mate or, damaged when removed from the permeant tank with a net. Scales missing or color faded. Any infection the fish may have which will automatically disqualify it. All imperfection will be listed on the judging sheet by the judge s assistant. If asked the judge will explain why a particular entry didn t place and explain to the entrant when they can or cannot do to work on the fish. After the judge assess each fish, the judge that picks the 1 st., 2 nd., and 3 rd. place winner in the class. Then all judges will form a consensus on what 1st. Place entries qualify to be awarded the best of the Division. Then after that is completed, the judges usually vote on a runner up to the Best fish in the show. Depending on the club there would be other various awards.

21 Members For Sale Section This is a new section of the newsletter where members can advertise aquatic fish or items for sale. To add items please brianshr99@gmail.com. Brian Shrimpton Contact via Cellphone or at brianshr99@gmail.com West African: Super Red Kribensis Young Pairs $10 Tanganyika: Neolamprologus multifasciatus $4 each Lamprologus stappersi Pearly Ocellatus $5 each South American: Electric Blue Acara $3 each

22 If you belong to another club and their event(s) is not listed or incorrect or needs updating please contact Brian Shrimpton at NEOfish 2018 Auctions Dates Spring and Fall 2017 NEOfish is proud to announce their auction dates for NEOfish will be using the third Sundays of March and September each year for their Auctions. For 2018 the dates will be March 18, 2018 and September 16, All auctions will be held at the: Pipefitters Union Hall, Local 120, 6305 Halle Drive (off Rockside Road) Valley View, Ohio Registration opens at 9am and the auction starts at 11am. For more information (Flyers and Seller Sheets) go to:

23 2017 Regional Auctions Let s get out and support our Neighbors! also... Columbus Area Fish Enthusiasts Erie Aquarium Society Greater Akron Aquarium Society Greater Cincinnati Aquarium Society Greater Pittsburgh Aquarium Society Inc. Lorain County Aquarium Society Medina County Aquarium Society Michigan Cichlid Association Motor City Aquarium Society Ohio Cichlid Association SCALES Youngstown Area Tropical Fish Society Remember to check out the Area Club events Calendar on the website at: If you are a member of any of the above clubs, please review their events for completeness and accuracy. Contact Brian Shrimpton for have your event added or updated at brianshr99@gmail.com

24 If your club s event is not listed or incorrect or updating please contact Brian Shrimpton BrianShr99@gmail.com Regional Auctions & Shows (cont.) 2017 October 21, 2017 Michigan Cichlid Association Auction To register as a seller, please contact Marty Ruthkosky via (msruthkos@yahoo.com) with the following information: Name, address, phone number, and number of items you expect to bring. Register early to receive labels in the mail. For registrations later then cutoff, labels are available at auction for pickup The auction registration is 9:00 to 10:30 Auction starts at 11:00 and runs till all items sold The auction is held at: UFCW Local 876 Madison Place 876 Horace Brown Drive Madison Height, MI Sunday, October 22, 2017 Youngstown Area Tropical Fish Society (YATFS) Auction JV. JOHNSON COMMUNITY CENTER 800 GILLMER ROAD, Leavittsburg OHIO Registration: 11:00 to 12:00. Auction: starts at 11am Tropical Fish, Aquarium Plants, Dry Goods, Live Food Contact YATFS@YAHOO.COM Day of Auction: Saturday, October 28, 2017 The Motor City Aquarium Society Auction UFCW Local 876 ~ Madison Place 876 Horace Brown Drive Madison Heights, Michigan Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and refreshments are available on site. Registration runs from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM. The auction begins at 10:30 AM and ends around 6:00 PM.

25 If your club s event is not listed or incorrect or updating please contact Brian Shrimpton BrianShr99@gmail.com Regional Auctions & Shows (cont.) 2017 Saturday October 28, 2017 Greater Cincinnati Aquarium Society (GCAS) Auction HARRY T. WILKS CONFERENCE CENTER MIAMI UNIVERSITY - HAMILTON 1601 University Blvd. Hamilton, OH Call Phil or Jan Benes at (513) to pre-register. Pre-registered sellers are limited to thirty (30) bags of fish and/or plants; if seller is not pre-registered, seller is limited to ten (10) bags. Only six (6) bags of any one species or color morph will be accepted per seller. Registration: 9:00-10:45 -- Auction starts: 11:00 a.m. Sale goods registered after 10:45 a.m. will be sold last! Sunday, October 29, 2017 Erie Aquarium Society Auction Perry Hi-Way Social Hall 8281 Oliver Rd. Erie, PA Registration at 10am, Auction starts at 11am Sunday, November 5, 2017 Greater Akron Aquarium Society Auction Tallmadge Community Center 80 Community Drive, Tallmadge, OH Registration starts at 10am Auction starts at 11am Auction Rules Website: Friday Sunday November 17-19, 2017 Ohio Cichlid Association Extravaganza Extravaganza is held at: Holiday Inn Royalton Road, Strongsville, Ohio Phone: The hotel is conveniently located at I-71 and Route 82 just 10 minutes south of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

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27 Treasurer s Report Debbie was not able to submit her Treasurer s reports this month. They will be published when made available to the club. Brian

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