SPASA VIC
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY DINNER
In May this year SPASA Victoria turns 50 years old and is Australia’s longest-established pool and spa association.
President Gary Kilworth and the current board will host this once-in-a-lifetime event. A Golden Anniversary black tie dinner will be held on Friday May 20 to celebrate this very special occasion. The spectacular Coral Atoll Room at the Melbourne Aquarium has been chosen to hold this formal function.
During the evening, a PowerPoint presentation will take place depicting events of the past 50 years. Past-Presidents Noel Pearce and Peter Wallace will give a short address on the history of the association and President Gary Kilworth will talk about current and future plans for SPASA.
Throughout the evening, great entertainment will be provided by Wendy Stapleton and her band, incorporating her famous Dusty Springfield Show. Mingle with current and past members, past-presidents and life members of the association.
This is a night not to be missed; a night never to be repeated; a night that will be recorded in the history of this association forever. Numbers are strictly limited. Enquiries may be directed to Barb Portbury at barport@bigpond.com.
2011 SPASA VICTORIA CALENDAR
AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE: Entries close Friday, April 29. Don’t miss the boat. You’ve got to be in it to win it!
SPASA’s 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATORY DINNER: May 20 at The Melbourne Aquarium. Celebrate 50 years of industry history with special entertainment and fabulous food — a night to remember. Mark your diary!
COUNTRY CHAPTER MEETING: May 26, to be held at Madison’s in Moama / Echuca. Join industry members for the sector meeting at 6pm sharp, followed by dinner.
RETAIL SECTOR MEETING: June 16 at SPASA
All retail and service and maintenance members are warmly welcome to attend this 6pm (for a 6:30pm start) sector meeting. Hear special presentations on sector-specific issues.
For more information on SPASA Victoria, go to www.spasavic.com.au
Established more than 45 years ago, the Swimming Pool & Spa Association of Victoria is the peak body of the pool and spa industry. Its mission is to represent both SPASA members and the broader swimming pool and spa industry to the general public, government and relevant statutory bodies. The association strives to enhance its profile as a means of promoting the significant health and social values of pool and spa use. Its core goals are to ensure the viability of its members’ businesses and to promote the highest levels of professionalism, ethical behaviour and standards within the industry. Both pool and spa owners, and members’ interests, are represented on many technical and government committees, including Standards Australia and the Victorian Building Commission.
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