Does your Club produce a newsletter?

[Capt. Al]

After reading a post from Cliveanne it got me thinking(always a bad sign) do other Clubs produce a newsletter.

With nearly everyone having access to the net and an e mail address this is commonly use to send information to fellow members etc.
Have Clubs who used to produce a newsletter given it up because of the net.

I know it's hard work to produce one(so my overworked Club Secretary tells me) but I salute all those who do it.

[Capt. Al]

Sorry people just figured out my poll doesn't let you multi vote so just vote the top 3 please.

You can post the rest of the information if you want.

P.s That's why I like newsletter you get it in your hand and read it, simple

[rfitzgerald]

Our clubs quarterly magazine "Gold" is produced by club members and holds news and pictures of events involving the club and other archery topics of interest.

[Capt. Al]

Does anyone want to post a link to an example or whatever on there post as I would love to get a few ideas for restarting my Club's newsletter.

[cliveanne]

Originally Posted by Capt. Al

Does anyone want to post a link to an example or whatever on there post as I would love to get a few ideas for restarting my Club's newsletter.

Yup! yeretiz Club newsletters & if you want more http://www.burtonbridgearchers.co.uk/ I have compiled the last two, the next one is under way

[Capt. Al]

Yes read and saved Cliveanne example to send to my(overworked) Club Secretary.

So is their any more examples out their?

[Marcus26]

yeah, but we do more on our website
www.dva.asn.au

[Tarkwin]

our newsletter is monthly, 3-4 pages long, produced in .doc format and emailed to members. A copy of the latest is always pinned to the board in the shed.

I think it's called "going for gold".

It's not available on our website (which is pants), but as the 'webmaster' has discovered the fairer sex it's been a while since anything was done on the site.

T.