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| Tasman Blue Beats |
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Our Objective is to:
- Promote, encourage and administer the Sport of Leisure Marching.
- Create opportunities for participants to reach their potential and gain maximum
enjoyment from their participation.
- To uphold the Motto of Leisure Marching, “ Fun, Fitness and Friendship”.
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Our
Policy is to:
- Enjoy Marching activities
- Be treated with respect
- Be prepared properly for Marching
- Participate actively at the level of interest and ability
- Be aware of and promote the positive contribution Marching can make to our lives.
- Promote Marching and indeed all Sport as being good for health and fitness.
- Enjoy the satisfaction of achievement and belonging.
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| President/Coach |
Sue Cornelius
20 Whites Road
Hope
Nelson
Ph 03 544 7142
027 284 6357 |
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| Secretary/Treasurer |
Julie Golding
22 Chelsea Avenue
Richmond
Nelson
Ph 03 544 6430 |
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Some things
about us:
- Tasman Blue Beats has been marching together 6 years.
- Team consists of 14 ladies ranging in age from 42 to 62.
- We have 12 Foundation Members.
- 5 Members had never marched.
- 5 Members have school age children
- On the Marching Field we look and are very professional. Our Marching Display is 5
minutes long without a whistle.
- We attend Top of the South, South Island and National events each year.
- We are active in our community by participating in the local Santa Parade and have
displayed our skills at School Galas, Street Parades, Rest Homes and at the Opening of a
Book Review in the local Public Library.
- Tasman Blue Beats are well respected and known for being friendly and ready to help
others. We have helped form two new teams and also ran a training day for another team
that were struggling with some of the basics of Marching.
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 Some of the Blue
Beats at the Major Effort day Wesley College on 6 July, with Willie Iosia, Counties
Manukau Sports Co-ordinator. |
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Page updated: 02-Oct-08 |
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