Out to enjoy the VGC Centenary weekend..

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1 The Journal of the Victorian Gundog Club Inc. Affiliated with the VCA Inc. Out to enjoy the VGC Centenary weekend.. AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2010

2 Centenary Weekend July 3rd & 4th Our cover shows the delight of Tanar Ozsdehitoglu with Diesel (left) and Terry Loft with Roxy (right) heading out to enjoy their day at the Dog Match for Pointers, Setters and Utility Gundogs on 3rd July held at Sentosa Game Reserve. A few photos of the weekend are in this magazine along with weekend reports. We re planning a commemorative photo book to be released to all members! Gordon Strachan Michael Doyle & Rory Dianne McCann

3 Open Show July 17th Mr Cameron Cavallo judged the English Setter, German Shorthaired Pointer, Golden Retriever, Gordon Setter, Irish Setter, Labrador Retriever and Weimaraner with Mrs Maria Cave judging all remaining breeds + General Specials. Maria selected WEIMARANER - BROMHUND FIRST CLASS (AI) as her Best Exhibit In Show + Puppy In Show with the ENGLISH SETTER - BRIDGEWOOD UP UP AND AWAY as Runner Up Best Exhibit In Show + Junior In Show. Thank you to our judges for their superb judging and selections at our 2010 Open Show! BIS 1. RUBIS Champion In Show -Aust Ch Britebay Back To Black (Cocker Spaniel) ( 1 ) Baby Puppy In Show - Graebrook Shushienae (Hungarian Vizsla) ( 2 ) Minor Puppy In Show - Huntwyre Courteney Selous (German Wirehaired Pointer) ( 3 ) Intermediate In Show - Trupoint Ring D Belle (German Shorthaired Pointer) ( 4 ) Open In Show - Prepelica Thunder Best (German Shorthaired Pointer)

4 Committee & Office Bearers 2007/2008 Club Patrons: Mr. Ron Jensen and Mr. Jack Montasell LIFE MEMBERS Mrs. M. Acland Mr. R. Beard (dec) Mr. L. Bourke (dec) Mr. L. Bright (dec) Mr. B. Chandler, Miss. M. Conheady Mr. A. Crouch (dec) Mr. E. Drinkwater (dec) Mrs. P. Dunne Mr. G. Gouch (dec) Mrs. M. Gouch (dec) Ms. R. Greaves Mrs. C. Guinney Mr. R. Hall (dec) Mrs. M. Hall Mr. T. Hawkey (dec) Mr. R. Jensen Mr. R. Johnson Mrs. R. Johnson Mr. I. Maggs (dec) Mr. A.R. Maver Mr. J. Montasell Mr. A.C. Penny Mr. A. Penrose (dec) Mr. R. Schroeder Mrs. R. Stewart Mr. J. Tatchell (dec) Mrs. E. Tatchell Mrs. M. Waldron Mr. P. Ward (dec) PRESIDENT Steve Sapsead 50 Blakeville Road Ballan 3342 Ph: VICE PRESIDENTS Steve Hall 6 Chisholm Court North Croydon 3136 Ph: bambillaylabs@optusnet.com.au Gordon Strachan 41 Howitt Drive Lwr Templestowe 3107 Ph: stracho@bigpond.net.au SECRETARY Rachel Greaves 114 Shuter Avenue Greendale 3341 Ph: wrangham@harboursat.com.au TREASURER Mary Conheady 120 Hjorths Road Toolern Vale 3337 maryco2@bigpond.com EDITOR Lee Petering P.O. Box 92 Kerrimuir, 3129 Ph: marland_weis@yahoo.com.au COMMITTEE David Flack & Tegwen Flack 58 Walkers Road Mt Eliza 3930 davidflack@iinet.net.au Ph: D T Glenda Forster glenmave@bigpond.com Margaret Hall 6 Chisholm Court North Croydon 3136 Ph: bambillaylabs@optusnet.com.au Lee Petering P.O. Box 92 Kerrimuir, 3129 Ph: marland_weis@yahoo.com.au Fausta Pino & Vince Pino 2/16 Wildwood Road Bulla 3412 Ph: pinpoint59@hotmail.com Lesley Sapsead 50 Blakeville Road Ballan 3342 Ph: lsapsead@bigpond.net.au Gareth Tawton 25 Turramurra Road Lockwood 3551 Ph: gstawton@bigpond.com CLUB WEB SITE MAGAZINE: please send all contributions to the Editor Feb/Mar magazine copy deadline Jan 23 rd April/May magazine copy deadline March 20 th June/July magazine copy deadline May 22nd Aug/Sept magazine copy deadline July 24th Oct/Nov magazine copy deadline Sept18 th Decl/Jan magazine copy deadline Nov 20 th Peter West petewest@iprimus.com.au DISCLAIMER: The opinion expressed in contributor s articles are not necessarily those of the V.G.C. Inc. or the committee. Whilst every effort is made to ensure copy is reproduced correctly, the V.G.C. Inc. accepts no responsibility for error.

5 Our President may have a new name - taken from the label on the box of lanyards delivered to him June for our 100yr Retrieving Celebration weekend. PRESIDNETVITOHAN GUANGDONG CHL Needless to say, the parcel came from China!!! PRESIDENTS REPORT Constitution For those of you who are either paid-up VGC members or Life members you will receive a copy of the new Constitution for our club. There has been a great deal of work behind this and I ask that you take the time to read it thoroughly. Acceptance of the New Constitution will be voted on at the Victorian Gundog Club Incc AGM in November, so you have until then to read and digest its contents. Please note that only fully paid-up members and Life members are entitled to vote on club issues. Do remember that this is your club, we as members of the Committee only try and steer it in the right direction. So please accept this invitation to come along to the AGM, date and venue can be obtained from our Secretary. Club subscriptions fall due in August, as this is the last newsletter before then I ask that you renew your membership promptly, which in turn will allow you full voting rights. Thank you. The Over 100 years of Field Trials Celebrations The Over 100 years of Field Trials celebrations were held on the first weekend of July and it was a great success. A dog match between the Pointer & Setter & Utility dogs fraternity was run at Sentosa Game Preserve, and thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Alongside the dog match was a Retrieving Trial run on a separate property nearby. As always this was well patronized and a very successful day was enjoyed by those who attended. After the dog match and trial we all attended a dinner held at the Seaspray Life Saving Club where the winners of the day were presented with sashes and trophies. This was a most enjoyable evening celebrating a momentous occasion. Our Master of Ceremonies was the inimitable Graham Eames. Graeme has been a great supporter of the Victorian Gundog Club through his editorship of Feathers and Fur magazine and we thank him once again for a great performance as MC for the evening. The guest speaker for the evening was Steve Austin from Sydney. Some of you may know Steve from the TV programme Harry s Practice. We know Steve as an exceptional dog trainer who is renowned for his work with Sniffer dogs. Steve presented a power point presentation of his work which entertained us all, from Customs dogs and their antics to dogs trained for the eradication of rabbits programme on Macquarie Island. Thank you to all those who helped make the weekend a success, the list is too long to mention individually but you know who you are. Without doubt the Victorian Gundog Club has proven that it is the Premier Gundog Club in Australia. Spaniel & Retriever Trials The Spaniel & Retriever Trials are coming up in August. If anyone would like to come along and see these magnificent dogs doing what they do best please give me a call, we would love to see you there. Stephen Sapsead

6 Editor s Scribble There is a lot to read in this issue! All reports from the Centenary Weekend were glowing I didn t get the chance to go as I had pups just a few weeks old bad timing for sure as the weekend was obviously a great time with Gundog lovers. Some photos of the weekend are in this mag but there are many more so we plan a photographic book to be completed in the near future and sent to all members. Our Open Show was July 17 th and it ran very well. Our own Club member Maria Cave judged part of the breeds and General Specials. Both Maria and Cameron were very grateful to the Club for their appointment. There are also some recipes from Tegwen and David Flack I haven t had rabbit for year so I will certainly be trying out these recipes! Does anyone else have a favorite recipe to share with members? Please forward to me for the next magazine. With Master Chef 2010 over.. I am wondering what to do with myself each night now. I didn t watch last year s show but got totally wrapped up in this year s. I will practice my rabbit stews in case I get into the 2011 show! Please keep an eye on our website for updates also. L ee DO YOU OWN A RETRIEVER OR SPANIEL?? If the answer is yes why don t you come along to one of the Club s Spaniel & Retriever Field Trials and see the type of work these flushing breeds were bred to do? The schedules for the Spaniel & Retriever Field Trials were in the June/July newsletter and can be downloaded from our website at If you would like to come for a look, just contact either the Trial Manager, Steve Sapsead, or the Trial Secretary, Rachel Greaves NOTE: field trials are all weather events and start early in the morning. Handlers and spectators have to be prepared to start early and walk all day. ENTRIES FOR THESE TRIALS CLOSE ON AUGUST 12th ADVERTISING RATES $30 front cover offered to VGC members only (color) $20 inside front cover offered to all (color) ** $15 full page b & w members $10 ½ page b & w members $20 full page b & w non members $15 ½ page b & w non members Front cover will operate on first in basis and will allow for a ¼ page front cover note within the magazine. Please contact the editor (Lee Petering) for advertising enquiries. ** note that precedence for inside front cover is given to VGC show and trial winners and is not available every month **

7 This is a photo I was sent of a puppy I recently sold to a 20 year old boy. He has become a paraplegic in the last 12 months and wanted a Toller to train as his own assistance dog. He has done a lot of research and came to visit me. I was convinced that the home would be excellent and that Rob would also benefit greatly from a Toller puppy. Rob's step mother has phoned me and said she can't believe what a positive effect the puppy has had on Rob already. Lenny is fitting in to the family and bonding to Rob. Rob was worried about what to do when Lenny got tired but it appears Lenny has sorted it out for now. How long he will fit in the basket under the chair is another matter? Cheers, Glenda Forster

8 VICTORIAN GUNDOG CLUB CENTENARY CELEBRATION FIELD DOG MATCH & RETRIEVING TRIAL The weekend started out on Friday with a beautiful clear day, just right for a walk along the 90 mile beach at Seaspray which was the camping area for the competitors who were venturing down to help celebrate over 100 years of competitive Field Trial in Victoria. People were camped out at the caravan park and various other houses and holiday accommodation spots available in the area. Friday night brought some rain showers but we woke on Saturday to nice cool day, with light clouds and promise of rain. The Field Dog Match was to be held at Sentosa Game Resort, but due to lack of rain and no good water source at Sentosa the Retrieving Trial was moved to a property just near Sale. RETRIEVING TRIAL The Retrieving Trial had an entry of 20 dogs in All Age and 6 Dogs in Restricted. After scratching the All Age started with 18 dogs and the Restricted with 4. All Age judges Jim Hargreaves and Trevor Stevens set 4 testing runs and allowed the competitors to test their dogs with great swimming water and good mark retrieves. At the end of the day there were 7 dogs in the finishers and the winners were: ALL AGE 1st: R. Whitechurch: NTL 04&07 RT. CH. ADDERSLOT CRACKERS TRIGA CM 195 pts 2nd. P. Doley: WINTERSET ANZAC RRD 189 pts 3RD. S. Hall BEEREEGAN RIVER STONE RRD 186 pts 4th R. Whitechurch: RT CH. TOCKATUNGA SLICK WILLIE 184 pts. The Restricted competitors had a very relaxed day with only 4 competitors and Judge Margaret Hall was able to give them all enough time watch the All Age dogs in action and talk to some of the people who came to watch the event. Restricted results were: Restricted: Ist Place: Kadnook Kennels KADNOOK SPIRIT OF LANARK 160 Pts. 2nd Place: T. Stow REVEIRTER LOCH ARD 128 Pts 3rd Place: J. Montasell KADNOOK RUSTY LASS NRD 116 Pts Commemorative Trophies were presented for all placegetters and a special sash was also presented. Thanks to Jack Montasell for donating the sashes. It was great to see Bob Maver attending the trial and I am sure he was able to reminisce with some of the older triallers who have been around a while. Both Bob and Jack Montasell are two of the stalwarts of retrieving trials and Bob was instrumental in setting up trial in Victoria. I know I enjoyed catching up with Bob and talking about old times. Siobhan Tawton outdid herself with the catering at the Retrieving Trial and served up nice warm soup and a special BBQ d Pheasant with sauce as a special treat at lunch time and all who attended enjoyed the camaraderie at lunchtime around the catering tent. When the trial was over we all went back to Seaspray and our accommodation and got spruced up for our celebratory dinner at the Seaspray Surf Life Saving Club.

9 CELEBRATORY DINNER The dinner was a great success with a delightful three course meal and presided over by Dr Duck Graham Eames as MC. We had the presentation of trophies and then a talk by Steve Austin on the great work Gundogs are doing as trained sniffer dogs in a variety of fields including wildlife preservation, drug and law enforcement and it was great to hear how easily gundogs can be trained to do all these types of jobs. The talk was followed by Steve Sapsead launching our new booklet " A Short History of Gundog Field Trial in Victoria" which was presented to all who attended. Copies are available from the Club Secretary Rachel Greaves for $10.00 each. The booklet outlines a brief history of the beginnings of Field trial in Victoria and also the history of the VGC. The Club also presented their commemorative Lanyard which was given to all who participated in the weekend events. Bob Maver also gave a brief talk with some reminiscences about things that happened at early Retrieving Trials. Other Life members present were Jack Montasell, Margaret Hall, Rachel Greaves. Apologies were received from some members who couldn t attend on the night including life member, Elaine Tatchell, Mary Conheady, Peter Frost, Elizabeth White, Jill & Wayne Poholke, Prue Winkfield, Bruce & Pauline Dunne. During the night there were a couple of toasts that I think were very apt for the night and they were one for past competitors and supporters of the trials and the other was for our dogs, past, present and future that make the sport the joy it is for all of us. Sunday was a more relaxed day with some people just sleeping in (after a hard night) and a group of shooters taking off to do some Pheasant Shooting at Sentosa for the day and others doing some surf fishing on the beach. Thanks must go to all those who helped make the weekend a success especially Rachel Greaves, Gordon Strachan, Margaret Hall, Penny Sohier for her work on the booklet, Russel Thomas for obtaining the sites used, Siobhan Tawton for catering at the Retrieving Trial, the judges for their time and effort, trial managers and everybody who stewarded for either event on Saturday. We have a great sport and through the sport we have a large number of great friends. Margaret Hall Photo shows Handlers at the Retrieving Trial

10 CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS DOG MATCH FOR POINTERS & SETTERS AND UTILITY GUNDOGS SATURDAY 3 rd JULY 2010 HELD AT SENTOSA GAME RESERVE. To commemorate a centenary of field trials run in Victoria a dog match was run between Pointers & Setters and Utility Gundogs. It was run at Sentosa Game Reserve South Gippsland on Saturday 3 rd July The entries for the day were four Pointers, three Irish Setters and five German Shorthaired Pointers. The judges were Mr Denis Everard, Mr David Blacker and the steward Mr Steve Sapsead. The game birds for the day were Partridge. Whilst the trial paddock was seeded with birds the administration was carried out, vetting dogs and conducting the draw. The trial commenced with the first pair With Neal McLeod s German Short Haired Pointer handled by Mal Park & Gordon Strachan s Irish Setter who eliminated himself instantaneously having worked out that there were birds at the trailer so he did not have to work to find them. After a short delay the competition began in earnest but the birds were hard to find and after all dogs had been given a generous run by the judges which took all morning, at this point our steward had to retire sick and was replaced by Gordon Strachan after lunch the second round was conducted with six dogs left comprising one Pointer, one Irish Setter and four German Shorthaired Pointers. The GSP s worked better than the Pointers & Setters on the day. During this run the pointer and the setter and two German Shorthaired Pointers were eliminated for breaking attempting to steal game. This left two dogs both GSP s to decide the winner and runner up Diane McCann s dog had been the stand out dog all day and was outright winner so much so that in final run to decide runner up the judges had another dog was run against Mals dog for fear that Dianes dog might eliminate it self in the final run which would have been a pity. After many runs Mal s dog finally was able to find, flush and retrieve a bird and was awarded runner up. I wish to thank our judges for a great job they did also a special thanks must go to Russell Thomas who organized the birds and Sentosa so we could have a great day. I would also thank our competitors for without them the dog match would not have been a great success. At the centenary dinner the following awards presented. Winner & Best UD dog: Diane McCann s German Shorthaired Pointer Topnotch Leilani. RRD. (below left) Runner Up: Neal McLeod s German Shorthaired Pointer Canawinsra Silver Shadow. NFD. (below centre) Best Pointer : Joe Camilleri s Pointer Walteela More Gold. (below right) Best Setter Taner Ozsehitoglu s Irish Setter Russetray Royal Flush. Presidents award: Henry Foster s Pointer Koram Kris At Inistonna (Imp IRE)

11 Steve Hall (ctr) and judges Gareth Tawnton, Trevor Stevens & Bob Maver Henry Foster is presented with the President s Choice Trophy from Steve Sapsead. Trevor Stow, Margaret Hall & Jack Montasell 17 th July our Club s President, Steve Sapsead, along with Rachel Greaves, Mary Conheady, Ron Murphy, Pamela Gelme and Lee Petering (behind camera) present a copy of A Short History of Gundog Field Trials In Victoria to the Laurie Luxmoore Library. The library is the largest canine resource centre in Australia and houses over 9000 items. If you are a member of Dogs Victoria you may borrow many of the books, DVDs and videos the library has.

12 2010 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wednesday November 17 th, pm ~ Room 4 Calabria Club (Bulla Exhibition Centre) 5 Uniting Lane, Bulla 3428 Melway 177 G9 Apologies for absence 1. Minutes of the meeting held 18/11/ Business arising from the minutes 3. President s Report 4. Treasurer s Report 5. Election of Office Bearers & Committee 2010/ Appointment of Returning Officer & Two Scrutineers 5.2 Nominations received 5.3 Election 6. By Law 7 of Club Rules 7. Appointment of Auditor 8. Business on Notice 8.1 Motion to adopt the new draft Constitution Moved Mary Conheady Seconded Lee Petering 8.2 Motion to increase the membership- fees from July 1 st 2011 to Single membership $20 Dual membership $ 25 Moved Gordon Strachan Seconded David Flack A light supper will be available after the meeting, please bring a small plate of food to share.

13 NOMINATIONS FOR COMMITTEE Nominations are herby called for the Committee of the Victorian Gundog Club 2010/2011. Nomination must be in the hands of the Secretary Ms. R. Greaves no later than Friday 1 st Oct by 5.30pm. President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Committee: 1 position 2 positions 1 position 1 position 10 positions We also ask members to seriously think about coming onto committee to assist in the running of the Club. We always need new people to assist with new ideas and enthusiasm. The current committee is a very devoted bunch of people but they are trying to run over 12 events per year as well as run the Club generally, so please think seriously about doing your bit for YOUR Club in the next year. NOMINATION FORM FOR COMMITTEE OF THE VICTORIAN GUNDOG CLUB INC 2010/2011 We (and) being full financial members of the Victorian Gundog Club Inc. hereby nominate for the position of on the VGC committee for 2010/2011. Signed nominator Signed seconder I accept this nomination.(signed) date Closing date for nominations is 1 st October Nominations should be sent to the Secretary: 114 Shuter Ave, GREENDALE VIC 3341 to arrive before the closing date.

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19 ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday 8 th September 2010 RETRIEVING TRIAL FOR GUNDOGS SCHEDULE To be held under the Rules and Regulation of the Victorian Canine Association Inc. A copy may be inspected at the office of the Secretary of the fixture on the day of the trial. VICTORIAN GUNDOG CLUB INC. (Affiliated with the Victorian Canine Association Inc.) DATE: Saturday 18 th September 2010 TIRAL MANAGER: Steve & Margaret Hall LOCATION: Switzerland Farm, Yea VCA Rep: Trevor Stevens JUDGES: Novice: Mr. P. Eley Restricted: Mrs. K. Eltringham All Age: Mr. E. Dell VCA SURCHARGE: Levy $1.50 per entry. (Included in Entry Fee) EQUIPMENT FEES: Novice $4.00, Restricted $7.00, All Age $9.00. (Included in Entry Fee) ENTRY FEES: Stake Members Non Members NOVICE: $12.00 $15.00 RESTRICED: $15.00 $18.00 ALL AGE: $17.00 $20.00 ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 8 th September with the Trial Secretary, Mrs. M. Hall 6 Chisholm Court North Croydon Ph: *PLEASE NOTE: NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED* VETTING TIME: 08.00am a.m. START TIME: a.m. TROPHY LIST: Sash & Trophy will be presented to all placegetters to third place. DRAW: At Trial Secretary's residence, 8.00 p.m., Saturday 29 th August 2009 QUALIFICATIONS: A "NOVICE STAKE" is a stake confined to Gundogs that have not won any stake other than one (1) Novice Stake, Puppy Stake and Beginners' Tests excluded. A "RESTRICTED STAKE" is a stake confined to Gundogs that have not won three (3) Restricted Stakes or an All Age Stake or been placed first or second in a Championship Stake. An "ALL AGE STAKE" is a stake confined to Gundogs that have won a Novice or have been placed first, second or third in a Restricted Stake. SHOOTERS LICENCE: At all Retrieving & Field Trials conducted in Victoria, a competitor MUST produce a current shooters licence at vetting, or they WILL NOT be permitted to compete at the trial. TRIAL VENUES: Properties used for Trials are private properties and MUST NOT be revisited after the trial. Entry for the Trial is subject to this condition. CATERING; There will be NO catering.

20 ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 10 th SEPTEMBER 2010 THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF VICTORIA (AFFILIATED WITH THE VICTORIAN CANINE ASSOCIATION) RETRIEVING TRIAL FOR GUNDOGS To be held under the Rules and Regulations of the Victorian Canine Association. A copy may be inspected at the office of the Secretary of the fixture on the day of the trial. SUNDAY 19th SEPTEMBER 2010 TRIAL MANAGERS: Trevor Stevens Ph Peter Doley Ph VCA REPRESENTATIVE LOCATION: JUDGES: T.B.A. (Switzerland Road Yea,) Confirm with the Trial Manager during the week prior to Trial. Camping available from Friday. Sunday 19th September Novice All Age Mrs. K.Eltringham Restricted Mr..N. Eltringham Mrs. D. McCann ENTRY FEES (Includes Equipment All Age $24.00 Fee & VCA Levy) Restricted $21.00 Novice $19.00 Equipment fee has already been included in entry fee: All Age $8.50 Restricted $6.50 Novice/ Beginners $3.50 MEMBERS- DEDUCT $4.00 /ENTRY ENTRIES TO: Trial Secretary H.Pownall 19 Lansell Rd. Wyndhamvale 3024 Ph VETTING: All- Age, Restricted, am. Novice am or am TRIAL COMMENCES: 8.00am. All Age, Restricted 9.30 am - Novice TROPHY LIST: Trophy & Sash 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd Sash for Best Golden Retriever CATERING: DRAW: CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Light catering for Lunch There will be a draw for running order on Monday 13 th September at 8pm at the home of the trial Secretary. All competitors handling a gun must produce a Shooter s License for inspection at vetting. That you abide by the directives of the Trial Manager. No person is to use a vehicle on the trial site without Approval from the Manager.

21 Affiliated with VCA Inc / Dogs Victoria Incorporation number A Z Application for MEMBERSHIP or RENEWAL 2010/2011 Memberships run from 1 st September 2010 to 31 st August Please select the membership you desire. SINGLE $ DUAL / FAMILY $ PUPPY ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP Breeder of your puppy:.. (New puppy owners nominated by their breeder will get a VGC newsletter free for one year other membership rights do not apply.) Please fill in the following information. Name: Address: Suburb: Hm phone: State/Postcode Mobile: Are you a member of Dogs Victoria? yes / no If YES, please provide your Dogs Victoria number? Breed owned: Kennel prefix: What are your gundog interests? Please list (pet, obedience, agility, retrieving, field, showing etc.) address: I prefer to receive my newsletter by / post I / We desire to become a member of the Victorian Gundog Club Inc., and in the event of my / our admission as a member, agree to be bound by the Rules of the Club. Signed: Date: Please send the completed form together with your membership fee to: Victorian Gundog Club Inc., c/o L. Petering, 10 Roger Court, Nunawading, VIC 3131 OFFICE USE ONLY Amount Bank & Cheque No. Date received...

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