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Committees .......................................................................................................................3

Information for Members ..............................................................................................4

Citizenship Award ...........................................................................................................5

Youth of the Year ..............................................................................................................6

Lions Minutes of the Board Meeting .......................................................................... 7

Lioness Report ............................................................................................................... 12

Lioness Minutes ............................................................................................................. 13

Members List - Lioness ................................................................................................ 14

Members List - Lions .................................................................................................... 15

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICE BEARERS 2017-2018

LIONS LIONESS SWANNIES/LEOSPresident Tim Fraser Marie Horan John SaxonImmediate Past President Peter Whalan Marie Horan Kody JorgensenSecretary Ron Alexander Lorraine Buhk Daisy GuyAssistant Secretary Fay Hocking Claire BehrensTreasurer Myra Grindrod Vivienne Lloyd Dale Herbst Assistant Treasurer Steph Gear Lyn Naumann 1st Vice President Steph Gear Di Quilty Jet-Lee Wetherald 2nd Vice President Kerry Naumann Claire Behrens3rd Vice President Fay Hocking Anne Blake Directors (1 Year) Ray Donaldson Lyn Naumann Megan Bryan Directors (1 Year) Lyn Radonich Nathan Brennan Directors (2 Year) Jenni Power Lani Pallister Directors (2 Year) Julie Vinci Jacob Costa Grace PfingsPublic Relations Peter Whalan Lorraine Buhk Safety Officer Team Leaders Christine AlexanderMembership Chair Ray Donaldson Marie HoranLioness Liaison Kerry NaumannLion Tamer Ron AlexanderProperty Officer Ron Alexander Paddy Davidson/Marie HoranLeo Adviser Shirley EllisTail Twister Dallas GrindrodMarket Co-ordinator Ken PetersMarket Roster Shirley EllisMarket Stall Manager Paddy DavidsonBulletin Editor Tim Fraser

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LIONS CLUB OF MOOLOOLABA

COMMITTEES 2017-2018PRESIDENT: Tim Fraser

1st VP : Steph Gear

YOUTH OF THE YEAR: Kerry Naumann (CP) Myra Grindrod Steph Gear Di Doherty

SAFETY OFFICER: Team Leaders

LITERACY: Julanne Enwright (CP) Peter Whalan Alison Whalan Jennie Power Fay Hocking

MARKETS: Ken Peters (CP) Peter Whalan Kerry Naumann Myra Grindrod Shirley Ellis (Roster)

CHRISTMAS CAKES: Kerry Naumann (CP) Harry Grace Jennie Power

MINTS: Ron Alexander

DRIVER EDUCATION: Ron Alexander (CP)

2nd VP : Kerry Naumann

SPECIAL PROJECTS: Kerry Naumann Steph Gear

LEOS: Shirley Ellis (CP) Lynette Radonich

LIONS DEN: Ray Donaldson (CP)

MEMBERSHIP: Ray Donaldson (CP) Steph Gear Julie Vinci

LIONTALK: Tim Fraser

PHOTOGRAPHY: Kerry Naumann

INFO TECH FACEBOOK: Shirley Ellis

INFO TECH WEBSITE: Vacant

PUBLIC RELATIONS: Peter Whalan/Tim Fraser

GUEST SPEAKER: Harry Grace

3rd VP : Fay Hocking

GREETER: Diane Doherty (CP) SIGHT/GLASSES: Lynette Radonich (CP) Jennie Power

INTER-CLUB VISITS: Ron Alexander

RAFFLES: Julie Vinci (CP) Alison Whalan WELFARE: Diane Doherty (CP) Alison Whalan

LIONS IN PLACE: Kerry Naumann

SOCIAL EVENTS: Lynette Radonich (CP) Fay Hocking Jan Ives Alison Whalan Diane Doherty

Legend: Chairperson (CP)

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Club DinnerPlease advise Lion Ron Alexander PH 5445 8472 if you are unable to attend the Dinner meeting or if you intend to bring a guest. Notification for each dinner is required

one week prior.

That is the Tuesday before the dinner date.

Don’t forget - The Sunday MarketsPlease refer to the roster and phone Shirley Ellis Phone: 0419 011 156 Shirley.ellis10@gmail.comto add your name to any vacancies.

QUOTE OF THE MONTH

INFORMATION FOR

MEMBERS

Stay away from negative people, they have a problem for every solution

Date ActivityTuesday 13/03/2018 Dinner Meeting Alex Heads Surf Club - Function Room

Monday 02/04/2018 Board Meeting @ 7 pm Headland Croquet Club

Tuesday 03/04/2018 Lioness Dinner Meeting Alex Heads Surf Club - Function Room

Tuesday 13/04/2018 Dinner Meeting Maroochydore Surf Club - Function Room

March Afternoon Tea will be at Goodlife Community Centre, 100 Buderim Pines Drive, Buderim - Tuesday 27th March 2018 at 2.30pm.

Julanne Enwright 12/03Stephanie Gear 24/03Alan Carpenter 24/03

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Citizenship Award to Sunshine Coast StudentKody Jorgensen, a final year student at Maroochydore State High School has been named as the Queensland 2018 LEO of the Year. Leos Clubs are part of a youth organization of Lions International. The word L E O stands for Leadership, Experience, Opportunity.These clubs encourage youths to develop leadership qualities by participating in social service activities. They conduct various projects in the fields of health care, elders, children, helping others with disabilities, education, and self-development.Kody Jorgensen was president of the Swannies Leo Club in 2017. Whilst he remains a club member, his most significant leadership role this year is serving as the male captain of his school.According to Mooloolaba Lions club president, Mr. Tim Fraser, the Swannies club’s outgoing president, Kody Jorgensen is a most worthy recipient of this prestigious honour. He added that Kody will be a great ambassador for the Queensland Leos in the year ahead.There are 55 Leos clubs in Queensland with a combined membership in excess of 650. Kody Jorgensen has been selected by a panel of judges

to represent these clubs in the national judging for Australia’s Leo of the Year for 2018.In each stage in this tiered quest, members are required to submit an application, participate in a 30 minute interview and deliver a speech to an audience of Lions and community members.Judging criteria consists of: community service involvement; leadership & contribution to development of Leos; knowledge of Leos and Lions; knowledge of local and world affairs; impact during interview and public speaking performance.The judging panel had high praise for all participants in the program from clubs across the state. Isaac Parker from the Aspley Leo club won the Public Speaking segment of the Queensland state finals.

Congratulations Kody Jorgensen and best wishes in the national finals to be held at a Lions convention in May this year.

Article prepared byPeter Whalan

CITIZENSHIP AWARD

Kody Jorgensen receives QLD Leo of the year from Jesse Pascoe Isaac Parker receives public speaker award from Jesse Pascoe

Leo Convention 2018 at Recreation Centre Currimundi

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Congratulations to the outstanding senior students who represented their schools in the Mooloolaba Lions and Lioness Clubs’ stage of the 2018 Youth of the Year program.Alorah Puritau and Serifina Morris participated on behalf of Mountain State High School. Maroochydore State High School was represented by Alyssa Davis and Kody Jorgensen. Sian Jesse and Benjamin Kirkwood represented Immanuel Lutheran College.The annual international program is designed to encourage, foster and develop leadership in conjunction with other citizenship qualities in our youth. Lions Australia appreciates the sponsorship partnership with NAB.The qualities sought, apart from academic attainments are those of leadership, personality, sportsmanship, public speaking and good citizenship. On Tuesday of this week the students were interviewed by an independent panel of local business people who volunteered their time as the judging panel. The senior student group was then required to participate in the prepared and impromptu public speaking segments in front of an audience of over 60 club members and guests following an evening dinner on the upper level of the Maroochydore Surf Club.

Mr Kim Strong who chaired the judging panel commented “This is one of the most robust competitions that I have come across.” Special commendations are due to the students selected to advance to the next stage in the program. Sian Jesse will represent the Mooloolaba Lions Club. Sian also won the public speaking segment in this round. Alorah Puritau will be the Lioness Club’s representative at the zone level. The Mooloolaba Lions Club president Mr Tim Fraser commented that all participating students were winners following their outstanding performances.Tim Fraser also thanked those responsible for organising the club’s commitments in this stage of the program. Special thanks were extended to the teachers from the three schools who prepared the students and Kerry Naumann from the Lions Club for his invaluable role as the program co-ordinator. Prepared byPeter WhalanPR OfficerLions Club of Mooloolaba Mob 0427 470 399

YOUTH OF THE YEAR 2018

2 Mooloolaba Lions President Tim Fraser congratulating club level representative to advance the zone stage Alorah Puritau.

1 - Participating students: Serifina Morris, Sian Jesse, Benjamin Kirkwood, Kody Jorgensen, Alyssa Davis and Alorah Puritau.

3 Mr Fraser congratulating Sian Jesse who won the public speaking section of the round and will represent the Lioness club in the next phase of the program

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MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING held at Headland Croquet Club 5th March 2018

PRESENT R Donaldson, T Fraser, L Radonich, J Power, K Naumann, P Whalan, F Hocking, S Gear M Grindrod and R Alexander

APOLOGIES S. Ellis, J. Vinci and K. Peters

MINUTES of previous meeting 5th February were ratified as a true and correct record of that meeting. Moved Ron, seconded Kerry. Carried.

MATTERS arising from previous minutes

Motion To transfer $600 each month to the Mooloolaba Lioness Club in consideration for them taking responsibility for the operation and management of the second shift of the market on the first and third Sundays of each month. This change will take effect from May 2018 and will be reviewed annually. Moved Kerry, seconded Myra. Carried.

Discussion occurred and was supported for the club to request the market committee to review the agreements in place with both the men's shed and the scouts group assisting with the first shift of the market to include a "wet weather" clause if either or both of these groups were not required in the rare occurrence of exceptionally inclement weather conditions.

The grant to "Lifeflight" is confirmed as being used to purchase night vision goggles.

Motion The club approves a donation of $15,000 for the purchase of designated medical/surgical equipment for the our twin club - Kathmandu Gliese. Moved Ray, seconded Ron. Carried.Note - Lion Ray has offered to negotiate with the club and organise this purchase and the delivery of the equipment as our delegate.

The disposal of the remaining Christmas cakes/puddings that have been stored in the club van was agreed upon without a formal motion.

CORRESPONDENCE refer attachment.Moved that the correspondence be accepted. Moved Ron, seconded by Kerry. Carried.

BUSINESS ARISING FROM CORRESPONDENCE

Motion To donate $1600 to the "Brighter Future for Kids" program to provide shoes for students attending Mooloolaba State School. Moved kerry, seconded Steph. Carried.

Consideration of a dinner meeting venue change has been deferred until next month.

Motion To provide $500 for the purchase of the listed equipment to enhance the operation of the market. Pack of four GME TX675 2 watt UHF Handheld radios and a megaphone. Moved Peter, seconded Kerry. Carried.Peter asked to order and implement the training of teams and usage of this equipment in consultation with market manager Ken.Motion To promote the club's community involvement through a display stall and to conduct a membership drive at the Big Top Shopping Centre on Saturday 17 March. Moved Ray, seconded Peter . Carried. Ray has offered to ordinate the program.

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It is planned that the exercise will be evaluated with the aim of developing an effective process to used periodically of highlighting our achievements and growing membership.

An application for one of the inaugural A. Wallace community service awards has been written and submitted by Ron. The application has by included in the finals for consideration. An award ceremony will occur at a dinner on the 21 March. Motion To meet the $50.60 cost of two delegates to attend this awards function and dinner. The delegates to be Ron and President Tim. If Tim is unable to attend. Lioness Chris to attend on our behave on this evening. Moved Peter, seconded Jenny. Carried.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

Swannies Leo’s InductionIt was great to have District Leo Chairman come down from Rocky way to be part of the new boards induction which was performed by DG Rod Sommerville Thankyou to Lion Shirley and Lyn for your organisation of the night and to Dean Farrow and Albert Gay for their continuing involvement in the Leo programme.Pleasing to see lots of Leos and their parents come along to support them Congratulations to new President John Saxon and his teamMaroochydore Neighbourhood CentreBoth Ron and I represented the club at a thankyou that they put on to all the organisations that had supported them during the year. In our case the mobile shower unit was highlighted to the people that were attending.Youth of the YearWithout doubt this is a wonderful programme that Lion’s facilitate.I took the opportunity to greet as many of the parents as possible one comment I heard was that we did not know anything about Lions until my daughter mentioned she was a participant in this event. It seems clear that it is the youth that will engage with parents to inform them about Lions. I think we need to devise some approaches to make this happen more.Outstanding performances: Alorah Puritau and Serifina Morris participated on behalf of Mountain State High School. Maroochydore State High School was represented by Alyssa Davis and Kody Jorgensen. Sian Jesse and Benjamin Kirkwood represented Immanuel Lutheran College. All did very well!The talks that the participants gave were very passionate and send a clear message of their concerns. Which our community needs to heed. Lions are a taking great steps in this direction as Environment is one of our major platforms.

Sian Jesse will represent the Mooloolaba Lions Club. Sian also won the public speaking segment in this round. Alorah Puritau will be the Lioness Club's representative at the zone level.

Special Thanks to Kerry Naumann for coordinating this event. The Judges who have taken time out of their busy schedules. And course the parents for their support and the teachers supporting their students.

Zone 1 finals - Sian Jesse won Public Speaking section Abby O’Brien and Emily Cornish will go through to regional finals

Mooloolaba Club members supported Monday after the miracle at the Lind Theatre that DG Rod put on Thanks to Ron, Christine, Julie-anne and her friends and Harry for their attendance. It was a great play.

Public Relations – WOW. The Swannie Leo induction had good coverage in the Sunshine Coast Daily. Well done Peter!Lion Talk- Hard copy will be available by dinner meeting Ice Forum

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I attended this day and had the opportunity to meet with the Leader of the opposition Ms Freckton and Deputy Leader Tim Mander and the shadow health minister who is a serving Lion and Fiona Simpson MP. The public who attended this event made it clear that a Rehab unit is in great need. They also want preventative action measures such as education.

Guest Speaker- March – Sunny Kids

TREASURER'S REOPORT - refer attached.

Moved that the treasurer's report be accepted by Myra, seconded jenny. Carried.

MATTERS ARISING FROM THE TREASURER'S REPORT

Members are asked to comply with notice of non attendance at dinner meetings to remove the club's need to pay for meals not required.

Net revenue for Christmas cake sales in the vicinity of $6,000 to $7,000.

Motion For the club to distribute revenue from cake sales as per belowLioness Club $2,500, Leos $500 and balance to be retained. Moved Kerry, seconded Ray. Carried.

Motion To have the club van detailed at a cost of up to $150. Moved Peter, seconded Kerry. Carried.

1ST V.P. REPORTS - STEPH

Christmas Cakes:Thanks again to all involved. Note the distribution of income resolved at the meetingKerry NaumannCake Chairperson.

Youth of the YearMaroochydore State High School, Emmanuel Lutheran College and Mountain Creek State High School all participated in Youth of the Year 2018.Our Club judging was held on 27th February 2018 Zone Final on 3rd March at Woombye State School again, as we did last year. Both Judging days/nights went over well with excellent speakers.Kerry NaumannChairperson

Driver Education :Roadcraft: MCSHS has 2 courses of 24 Students with 7 reserves to attend courses : April 18/18 & May 2/3. ???Nothing heard from MSHS at this time about Roadcraft.Lion Sec Ron

Mints :Mint Collection: Collected $141.20. Down but outdoor Bowls were down - ? wet weather.Lion Sec Ron.

Markets ReportWith Ken's absence, there was no report tabled. There was however discussion regarding some of the issues raised at the recent committee meeting. Kerry has offered to continue in the role as our Booking Officer. Steph has offered to train as a backup. Refer earlier motion re purchase of gear.

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Literacy ProgramWe have invited regular schools to participate again this year Mooloolaba, Mountain Creek, Immanuel, Stella Maris, Glenview, Bli Bli and Maroochydore.Invitations have also been extended to Brightwate and Kuluin Following the positive response from schools to running the competition during term 1 last year we are using the same time line this year.The 2018 theme is once again an adventure story but in a local context. Schools have been emailed entry information and followup personal contact with supporting teachers has occurred.Entries are due April 18. Assessment and ranking by teachers, collection of outstanding entries for the committee to read, determination of champion responses and presentation of awards will follow. Abusy time ahead for the committee comprising - Julanne, Jennie, Fay, Alison and Peter.

Lion Julanne

2nd V P REPORT - KERRY

LEOSSince the last monthly report, the Maroochydore State High School LEOs have begun several projects. We have begun a “Chocolate Challenge” in conjunction with the school’s Chaplaincy Committee and Student Council. The LEOs have also donated to the ‘Doing it for Dolly Rodeo’, as previously mentioned. Furthermore, the LEOs have participated in ‘Clean Up Australia Day’. As stated in the previous monthly report, the Maroochydore State High School LEOs have begun organizing for projects and focuses for the next 12 months. Since the last report, President John Saxon and Vice President Jet-lee Wetherald as well as the LEOs Executive team have drafted up ‘Project Plan Templates’ which have been handed to all the Project Coordinators. These ‘Project Plan Templates’ act as a guide as well as an organizer for future projects. As of the writing of this report a total of ten ‘Project Plans’ have been completed. The following are the list of completed Project Plans:

• Trivia Night • Trade Up Challenge • State of Origin Night • ROME Social Justice Night • Ricochet Clothes Drive • Going the Distance • Fisherman’s Road Markets • Butterfly Badges • 40 Hour Famine

The Executive Team aim to use these project plan templates as a tool for future Leos members. Chronologically, the first events to come up within six months are the Ricochet Clothes Drive, which will begin towards the end of this week and will continue for the rest of the year, and the Trade Up Challenge, which will run from the 5th to 25th of March. Jet-Lee Wetherald,Vice-President of the Swanies LEO Club,District 201Q4

MembershipSome discussion re holding a function along the lines of the Maleny club. note earlier motion re Bigtop trial

Info Tech facebook -Congratulations and thank you to Shirley for her excellent work here

Info tech website

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Myra to follow up with Aaron from Angry Frog"

Public RelationsThree press releases have been submitted to local print media outlets over recent weeks . One was regarding the LEO's induction, the other two were reports on the first two rounds of the YOTY programPeter

LiontalkThanks to Tim for the quality of his reporting

V P REPORTS -FAY

VisionFour boxes containing over 500 pairs of glasses are now ready for dispatchingGENERAL BUSINESS

Lions Biggest BBQ was discussed with consideration of approaching Bunnings for such an event.kerry offered to follow up.

Inter-club social function. Steph offered to follow up.

The nominations for the first round of positions for the new board were tabled. President StephSecretary PeterTreasurer Myra

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Hello again ,well another month has flown by,and I,m pleased to say thank goodness autumn is finally here. Last month we did the Caloundra Tri again ,and the heat was a bit much,thankfully on the Saturday we were Home by lunch. Thank you to Kerry and Ron , once again for adding to our numbers, we do appreciate Your support.

Our Zone meeting was very informative ,and it is always good to here every ones views and interests of each Of our clubs. New members always seem to be top of the list ,but we have Kathryn Mc Kenzie, joining us this Month, and we are looking forward to her imput and company. Kathryn is a nurse so getting to meetings may Be a bit difficult for her, but she is very keen to help whenever she can. I met her for coffee, last Monday And I am sure she will fit right in to our little group of ladies.

YOUTH OF THE YEAR was a great success as usual, our winners didn’t get to go on but what a great job they all did. One of the judges was a police woman and remarked, how good it was to see our youth of today because she only saw the ones who were in trouble, she enjoyed the day.

Our Lioness club did the catering, for lunches and afternoon teas, for club and zone finals.Coffee will be on the 21 st of March at the R.S.L. looking forward to seeing as many as possible Kerry and Lyn are going away in their caravan for a few weeks, we wish them a safe trip and hope they enjoy the break. Thinking of our members who may be facing health or family issues keep well ,and we are only a phone call away, so please pick up the phone, we are always up for a coffee and a chat. We all need each other,from time to time. I know I would not cope without my club.

Yours in FriendshipMarie..

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President: Marie Horan opened the meeting at 7-15pm.Present: Lorraine Buhk, Marie Horan, Christine Alexander, Paddy Davidson, Viv Green, Lyn Naumann,Apologies: Gwen Greenwood, Jenni Behrens, Wendy Bennett, Claire Behrens, Di Quilty, Kathleen Robertson, Carol Sloane, Viv Lloyd.Minutes: February meeting as circulated to members /per Lion Talk and read – moved Lorraine, seconded Christine. as true and correct record. Carried.Arising: Catering Club / Zone YOTY judging - thanks to all for their efforts successful afternoons - Marie and helpers excelled once again at short notice.Correspondence In/Out: as per list forwarded and tabled for members viewing and discussion. Zone meeting, catering YOTY- Committee Nominations/Election info. Lion Talk Mag New PU101 reporting form- Lion Hunter Books- Officers training forum Date, Mooloolaba Tri Info, Lorraine moved correspondence be received- outgoing endorsed seconded Viv Green carried.Treasurer: In Treasurer’s absence Marie presented the treasurer’s report for all showing a healthy balance in both accounts thanks to members again for continued efforts. Feb Market Stall chq banked $688. Kawana Tri chq banked—Caloundra Tri chq received/banked -Yearly Post Box - Storage Direct- Accts paid Moved Paddy that Marie be reimbursed for YOTY Judging catering purchases. seconded Christine. carried Marie moved the report be accepted and accounts passed for payment endorsed. seconded Viv G. Vivienne L has indicated that she will not be a nominee for the role of treasurer 2018/19 due to family commitments.General Business: Excellent evening Club YOTY finals 27/2/18 – Sian Jesse, Emanual -Alora Puritau – Mt Creek Lion/ Lioness Representatives going forward to Zone & Regional judging being held at Woombye State School- Saturday 3rd March 2018 with Sian taking out the public speaking- going on to next round, Saturday March 10/18 for finals. Our members will be busy Friday 9th -4.30-6.30 pm and 8-1- Sunday 11th volunteering at the Mooloolaba triathlon – sponsored work shirts provided. more helpers if possible- March 18 market stall is cancelled due to hot weather -Paddy and Marie for gate roster from 8.30am to 1pm..

. Pres. Marie asked members to bring their thoughts to the April & May meetings on where our yearly donations should be best directed.Committee nominations for 2018/19 have been received and presented to the members earlier for comment and discussion.

The below nominations correctly nominated/seconded /signed and received were presented in block to the members by the President for endorsement at this meeting held March 6th 2018.

.Secretary moved that all nominations as below for the 5 committee positions be accepted in block seconded Lyn Naumann carried unanimously.President:- Marie Horan nominated by Lorraine Buhk 2nd by Kath Robertson accepted. IPP:- Marie Horan1st Vice President:- Di Quilty nominated by Lyn Naumann 2nd by Vivienne Lloyd accepted. 2nd Vice President:- Claire Behrens nominated by Lorraine Buhk 2nd by Marie Horan accepted . Secretary:- Lorraine Buhk nominated by Lyn Naumann 2nd by Kath Robertson accepted. Treasurer:- Lyn Naumann nominated by Lorraine Buhk 2nd by Christine Alexander accepted. Signatories for the ensuing year will be any two of the three ---incoming treasurer Lyn Naumann twithPresident Marie Horan---Secretary Lorraine Buhk.

Forms signed by the following members wishing to accept appointments were presented/accepted carried unanimously.Membership Officer:-Marie Horan accepted appointment Ist Yr Director:- Christine Alexander accepted nomination 2nd Yr Director:- Kathleen Robertson accepted appointmentAsst.Secretary:- Claire Behrens accepted appointed Asst. Treasurer:- Wendy Bennett accepted appointmentPublic Relations-Publicity :- Lorraine Buhk accepted appointment Safety Officer:- Christine Alexander accepted appointmentPetticoat Twister Viv Green accepted appointmentProperty Officers:- Paddy Davidson[Market] accepted appointmentAssistant & Marie Horan [trailer/furniture] accepted appointmentMarket Stall Manager:- Paddy Davidson/ accepted appointmentAssistant Carol Sloane accepted appointment

President Marie thanked all for their willingness to continue with our commitment to assist where we can within the community and work in harmony with our sponsor club Mooloolaba Lions. It was exciting to see that we have fully filled our committee commitment by the March meeting this year, and while her name appears as membership officer she was aware and thanked all members who were endeavoring to boost our membership numbers.

April meeting: Tuesday 3rd… dinner upstairs at 6pm- meeting at 7pm in AHSLSC Training Room

Social Coffee 10am Wednesday 21st March at Maroochydore RSL

Meeting closed at 8.25pm . President………………………Secretary……………………..

MOOLOOLABA LIONESS CLUBMinutes of Meeting held March 6th - 2018

Held in the Training Room at Alexandra Headland Surf Life Saving Club, Alexandra Headland

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istALEXANDER, Christine (Ron) 17 Illuka Street, BUDERIM 4556Hm : 5445 8472 rjalexander48@gmail.com

BENNET, Wendy (Rick) 8/40 Memorial Ave, COTTON TREE 4558Hm : 5479 4490 Mob: 0488 003 372 wendrick28@bigpond.com

BEHRENS, Clair 11 Feathertail St, BLI BLI 4560Hm: 5448 4752 Mob: 0409 958 118 clairebehrens89@gmail.com

BEHRENS, Jenni (Jamie) 6 Princess Dve, BLI BLI 4560Hm: 5450 8553 Mob: 0405 205 964 Jenni.l.W16@gmail.com

BUHK, Lorraine 4 Carwoola Crescent, MOOLOOLABA 4557Hm : 5444 1955 Mob : 0417 743 992 lbuhk@bigpond.net.au

BLAKE, Anne 6/59 Buderim Pines Drive, Buderim 4556 Hm 5444 2956 Mob: 0407654711 annieb45@bigpond.com

DAVIDSON, Paddy 187/405 Mooloolaba, Road, BUDERIM 4556Hm: 5478 2278

GREENWOOD, Gwen 28 Sorenson Avenue, BUERIM 4556Hm: 5445 4449

GREEN, Vivian Mob: 0414 806 058 vivgreen1@yahoo.com.au

HORAN, Marie (Rick) 153/183 Karawatha Drive, MOUNTAIN CREEK 4557Hm : 54777 358 Mob: 0402 809 322 mariehoran47@gmail.com

LLOYD, Vivienne 16 A Cluny DRIVE BUDERIM 4556 Mob: 0411 341 057 vivlo@live.com.au

NAUMANN, Lyn (Kerry) 318/118 Bellflower Rd, SIPPY DOWNS 4556Mob: 0411 222 192 elen8@bigpond.com

NICHOLLS, Ann (Graham) graannl@westnet.com.au

ROBERTSON, Kathleen (Denis) 80/8 Longwood St, MINYAMA 4575Hm: 54525862 Mob: 0458 156 637 d.kminyama@westnet.com.au

QUILTY, Di 33 Dorian Cres. Sippy Downs 4556Hm: 5456 2591 Mob: 0414 802 500 diquilty@hotmail.com

SLOANE, Carol 3604B 3 Emporio Place, Maroochydore 4558Mob: 0421 466 737 carolsloane11@hotmail.com

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Alexander, Ron (Christine) 17 Illuka Street, Buderim 4556Ph 5445 8472 rjalexander48@gmail.com

Carpenter, Alan & Raema 24 Karawatha Street, Buderim 4556Ph 5445 3852 aandrcarp@bigpond.com

Conwell, Darrell (Narelle) 618 Petrie Creek Rd, Rosemount 4560Ph 5450 0606 Mob 0400 005410 Energy4u@bigpond.net.au

Doherty, Diane 248/52 University Way, Sippy Downs 4556Ph 5456 1239 Mob 0438 441 350 hjdoherty@bigpond.com

Ellis, Shirley 47 Petrel Cres. Mountain Creek 4557

Ph 0419 011 156 Shirley.ellis10@Gmail.com

Enright, Julanne PO Box 7739, Sippy Downs 4556Ph 0408 751289 julanneenright@bigpond.com

Fraser, Tim 8 Hoop Court, Maroochydore 4558Ph 5451 1469 M 0410 102 751 tsfraser777@gmail.com

Donaldson, Ray (Jane) 34 Carwoola Crescent, Mooloolaba 4557Ph 5477 6007 Mob 0409 644 056 rayd5@live.com.au

Gear, Stephanie (Ash) 3 Japonica Court, Mountain Creek 4557Ph 5444 0404 Ash Mob 0417 734 188 Steph Mob 0407 174392 ashsteph@westnet.com.au

Grindrod, Dallas & Myra 207 Bradman Ave, Maroocydore. 4558 Ph 5444 2522 Dallas Mob 0412 624 967 dallasgrindrod@gmail.com Myra Mob 0427 818 252 myragrindrod@gmail.com

Grace , Harry (Kae) 33 Tarwhine Place, Mountain Creek 4557 Ph. 5390 9883 Mob 0452 285 344 harrylgrace@bigpond.com

Hocking, Fay (Reg) 21/2 Townsend Road, Buderim 4556Ph 5456 2602 Mob 0402 148 811 hockingrf@gmail.com

Ives, Jan 46/18 North Buderim Boulevard, North Buderim 4556Ph 5450 1884 Mob 0412 628 479 jan.ives8@gmail.com

Napier, Denzil & Cilla 233 Oceanic Drive, Kawana 4575 Mob 0431 734 262 cillanapier@gmail.com

Neville, Sylvia 2/4 Larch Court, Buderim 4556Ph 5445 8268 Mob 0447 458268 sylvianeville1@bigpond.com

Nicholls, Graham (Ann) M 0421 339828 graann1@westnet.com.au

Moore, Alan & Jennie 64/183 Karawatha Dve, Buderim 4556Ph 5478 3137 Mob 0408 712 024 adormouse@westnet,com.au

Naumann, Kerry (Lyn) 318/118 Bellflower Road, Sippy Downs 4556 Mob 0413 706 668 (Kerry) Mob 0411 222 192 (Lyn) kerryn49@bigpond.com

Power, Jennie & Alan 11 Kakadu Lane, Buderim 4556Ph 5476 7154 jennieptoo1@bigpond.com

Peters, Ken (Thais) 28 Connors Close, Buderim 4556Ph 5476 6995 kentha@iprimus.com.au

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Radonich, Lynette 4 Longford Court, Buderim 4556Ph 5479 2871 Mob 0417 786 652 lynrad@hotmail.com

Vinci, Julie Mob 0403 500 565 sjv61@hotmail.com

Whalan, Peter & Alison Unit 304 M1, 1-7 Duporth Ave, Maroochydore 4558Ph 5443 6884 Ali: 0499 436 884 Peter: 0427 470 399 alipete1@bigpond.com