JACKO’S JOURNAL

Vol 4 OCTOBER

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Welcome to my NewsletterI started my month off with a visit to Mid Richmond River and had a great time and great food. I awarded my District Governors Pin & Certificate to two lions and therecipients were Lion Joan Smedley and Lion Shirley Dietz which was well received by the members.

On Saturday 3rd September I was invited to open the Ormeau Fair which I was honoured to do. They had a lot of rain overnight but the Fair went ahead. It wasunusual not to see Boyd Evans at the Fair but I was advised Boyd was resting at an Aged Care Facility after his health scare. I wish Boyd all the best and hope to seehim back at Lions when he is well enough. I stayed on to see the local schools put on some dancing displays and I must congratulate the students and teachers fora wonderful display. I was impressed with the groups so I had photos taken with the winners as well as a photo of all contestants. A big thank you to the judges aswell, with the chairman of judges Shane Weatherby making the announcements. Thank you to President Pauline and members of the Ormeau Lions.

By now Lion John Clark would have advised all clubs that the Lions Awareness Day will be held on Saturday 4th March 2017. This Lions Awareness Day is youropportunity to showcase to your local community what Lions is all about. Make sure you have photos showing what projects you do in your community. The reasonthe date was changed from February to March was to align ourselves to the March to May Membership Drive.

The District Convention at Kingscliff is coming together well. The Convention will be suited to everyone as we will have business as well as fun and fellowship.

Red Faces on the Friday night should be fun and if you are the winning club you will win $500 for your clubs Administration Account.

Saturday night’s Banquet should be a great night. The Theme is a Touch of Red and Masquerade. We have a fabulous band “Seven Deadly Swings” which will get usin the mood for fun fellowship and dancing. Dress for the night is After Five for the ladies and Dinner suit/ Lounge suit for the men.

District visits are going great and again I must thank my Vice District Governors Ann & Kim. We are getting great feedback from clubs visited. Can I ask Clubs whohave an event or special project on that is important to them to contact Greg Nothling with the details so all members of our lions family can see and maybe attend ifit is published in the Newsletter. You must remember this is your Newsletter and it is your opportunity to let other members know what is happening in their neck ofthe woods.

It is on a sad note that one of our family has passed on, Lions Lady Maureen Nothling left us on Saturday 10th September and to Greg andFamily may we pass on our condolences to you. I remember Maureen very well meeting her for the first time at a Cabinet Meeting weekendand also when we visited Rochdale Springwood club and she gave Denise some herbs to grow and one of her beautiful cards which shemade. I must say that I will remember Maureen as a great supporter of this District and she will be sorely missed.

During October and November Denise and I will be representing the District at other District Conventions and we are looking forward tosharing our District with the other Governors.

I want clubs to think about a big party to celebrate the Centennial year and I ask if you have any suggestions to forward them to ourCentennial Co-ordinator PDG Peter Ho. Email: lion.peterho@gmail.com

Yours in LionismGraham (Jacko) Jackson – District Governor 2016/2017, District 201Q1

Rivermount College overall winner of the Dance Competition held a Ormeau Fair.

Shirley Dietz & Joan Smedley from Mid Richmond River receiving my All the contestants in the Dance Competition at Ormeau Fair.District Governor’s Excellence Award

JACKO’S JOURNAL DISTRICT 201Q1 NEWSLETTER – Vol 4, OCTOBER 2016-17

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CONVENTION Delegate and AlternateConvention is almost upon us so I hope you’re registered and don’t forget its Daylight saving time in Kingscliff. Spring time in Kingscliff is beautiful, come along andjoin in on the Fun and Fellowship.

Have you changed your email address and not told me? If so your club isn’t getting any information.

Please remember you can log into MyLCI any time of the month to enter your membership. If you’re having problems please contact me.

Congratulations to Lion Penny Koura Lion Don Reed and Lion Stuart Ritchie they have all completed the Advanced Lions Leadership Institute in Coogee NSW .It was agreat weekend .Fifty Lions from all over Australia attended.

District Governor Graham & Lion Denise welcome all the new members to our districtBrisbane Kuraby: Mustafa Aamer Gold Coast Tallebudgera: Elaine Hyde & Peter F Hyde Peter Andrew HydeLennox Head: Janelle Gaggin Scott ScruttonMudgeeraba: Michael McDonald & Sharon McDonaldTenterfield: Carmel Higgins Warwick: Grete Rudzitis

The District Governor Team CLUB visitS FOR OCTOBER & NOVEMBERCLUBS – OcTOBER DATE DG TEAM MEMBERLennox Head 5th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestRedland Bay Victoria Point 11th 1st VDG Ann ReedTamborine Village 13th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestKillarney 17th DG Graham JacksonCoolangatta Tweed 18th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestWarwick 19th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestAlstonville 20th DG Graham JacksonStanthorpe 24th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestBeaudesert 25th 1st VDG Ann ReedBrisbane Pinelands 26th 1st VDG Ann ReedKingsclifff 27th DG Graham Jackson

CLUBS – NOVEMBER DATE DG TEAM MEMBERBelmont Tingalpa 7th DG Graham JacksonBrisbane Macgregor 14th 2nd VDG Kim ForrestRedland City 15th 1st VDG Ann ReedBrunswick Mullumbimby 15th 2nd VDG Kim Forrest

From the Cabinet Secretary’s desk

WELCOME

Lion Lesley Lyons – Cabinet Secretary, District 201Q1PO Box 4767, Forest Lake QLD 4078Llyo5865@bigpond.net.au – (H) 07 3279 9425 (M) 0419 796 022

2016-17 District Handbook are now on the website. http://201q1.lions.org.au/Because they contain personal addresses and phone numbers these are in the "members" section which requires members to sign on to access the information.

A reminder that the sign on is the members name (as recorded at LCI) with the password being their LCI membership number.

Congratulations on Serving 100 Million People!Centennial LogoTwo years ago, Lions were challenged to serve more than 100 million people by the end of ourCentennial Celebration in 2018. Now, you're invited to celebrate the achievement of this incredible milestone intrue Lions style—by renewing your commitment to service and joining together to continue to serve the peoplewho need us most.But first, take a minute to watch the 100 Million Served video on YouTube and reflect on the millions of liveschanged by Lions service around the world. And keep going!

Save Sight this October 10-16Join international president Chancellor Bob Corlew for a special Worldwide Week of Service event designed to end preventable blindness and visual impairmentin your community and around the world. Plan a service project saving sight in your community during October 10-16, and your club will be eligible for specialrecognition. From vision screenings to white cane donations and more, there's an opportunity for every club to change lives this October. Visit the WorldwideWeek of Service in Sight webpage for more information and start planning your project today!

RUNAWAY BAY LIONS CLUB HELPS STAMP OUT MEASLES Runaway Bay Lions Club has accepted the challenge from Bill Gates to help raise US$30 million in the fight against the deadly disease of measles and rubella. Thiscommitment by Runaway Bay Lions Club has seen $1,000 recently donated to the "One Shot, One Life - Lions Measles Initiative"

Lions Clubs International $30 million will be matched dollar for dollar by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation or the U.K. Government's Department of InternationalDevelopment. Each vaccine costs about $1, so every Lions dollar saves a child's life. In fact, every Lions dollar with the matching dollar saves 2 children's lives.Lions have vaccinated almost 600 million children in Africa and Asia. The donation by Runaway Bay Lions Club alone will save 2,000 lives!

Local Lions organise rural villagers to bring their children and babies to the medical centres to receive the life-saving vaccination. Lions Leaders also work with thecountry's health minister and officials to ensure an ongoing immunisation program is implemented for the future benefit of the countries health service and communities.

Beyond Nepal, Kenya, Nigeria and Mali who have all carried out in-country activities for 2016, other potential countries for Lions measles and rubella engagementactivities for 2016 include Botswana, Ethiopia, Madagascar, South Africa and Zambia.

When Lions first became involved in the "One Shot, One Life - Lions Measles Initiative" over 450 people, mostly children under 5 years of age, died every day frommeasles and rubella. Many survivors experienced complications like blindness, hearing loss and brain damage.

With Lions involvement the number of daily deaths has been reduced to 340. It is still too many, but what Lions do works!

CHILDREN OF COURAGEThe Lions Club of Rochedale Springwood held their Children of Couragepresentation at the Yurana Recreation Hall, on Saturday 10th September.

After a rather sad start with the notification of the passing of Lions Lady MaureenNothling proceedings got underway and was chaired by Lion David McKenzie onbehalf of Lion Greg who was responsible for organising the function.

There were five recipients on the day Samuel Thorne, Amelia Thorne, Tallis Munro,Jazmine Hockley, and Samuel Glancy. They were all worthy recipients andcongratulations to them all.

There was even a surprise visit from a Bronco mascot which certainly livened upthe day much to the delight of the children.

Another great presentation and I look forward to hearing from Clubs wishing tohold a Children of Courage presentation in the future never too late.

Lion Christine Forrest District Chairman – Children of Courage

RUNAWAY BAY LIONS CLUB PUTSWIND IN THE SAILS OF SAILABILITYTo mark Lions Club International’s centennial, the Runaway Bay Lions Club signed on to help Lions Australia give away more than $100,000 to over 100 localprojects as part of its Community 100 program. The $100,000 was available in the form of $1000 grants to projects which make a difference to the community in thefields of youth, vision, hunger or the environment.

Runaway Bay Lions Club is one of more than 100 of Australia’s clubs chosen to form ‘Team 100’, which will helped to roll out the grant opportunity locally. Theprogram brought together Lions Clubs in a campaign designed to drive awareness, while also helping to funding new projects in the communities we serve.Runaway Bay Lions Club are pleased to announce that Sailability are the local recipients of a $1,000 grant in support the wonderful community work they do.

Sailability is a true community non-profit organisation whose principal purpose is to facilitate sailing and boating for people of all ages with mental & physicaldisability. They believe in making the impossible happen & with the help of approx. 40-50 volunteers every Tuesday they are able to provide people with disabilitiesthe opportunity to make their dreams of freedom on the water a reality.

Imagine the thrill of sailing for people who can feel & hear but have no sight, or of sailing a boat at speed yet they cannotwalk or where deafness does not matter. The sport of sailing has given added meaning to the words freedom & fun for aperson with diminished capabilities be they physical, intellectual or both. They see 80-100 clients every week come backfrom there sail with the biggest smiles on their faces that only warm your heart.

As a non-profit organisation their only means of attracting funds is by internal fund-raising (raffles/sausage sizzles) & thegenerosity of individuals and Gold Coast businesses.

Runaway Bay Lions Club is pleased to put a little extra wind in the sails of this wonderful community group.

OUT AND ABOUTAROUND THE DISTRICT

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WARWICK - Our SERVE DeliverGood news coming from our Warwick Lions Club, gained a new member. PresidentCon Lo Giudice Welcome Lion Gretel Rudzitis, she was sponsored by Lion JennyRainbird, the induction was conducted by Lion Jeff Ferguson at request byPresident Con at our last dinner meeting , 7 September.

We have been busy in doing so many activity since we stated our new Lions yearin July. Some Members attended all 4 zone 13 Lions Clubs changeovers. LionsJohn Griffith received a James D Richardson Honour Award. We were successfulparticipating in the Jumpers and Jazz in July festival. Several Club members wereinvolved in interclub Activities, like helping Killarney at their Bonfire night, weheaded to Historical Leyburn Sprint, manning the gate entry team up with someQ3 Lions club.

We had a huge weekend manning the gates at the Australian Super Bikes racingChampionship at Morgan Park.

Our regular BBQ‘s the Uber market and Bunnings Sizzle fruited funds raised for Mc Garth Brest Cancer Foundation and Cancer Council Qld.

We Supported and sponsored several community events within 4 days , Friday 9 September we run a BBQ sizzle for Health Mouth/Health Me Oral day serving300plus local school children. In the afternoon we served BBQ to a 40 vehicles 4x4 crew members passing thru Warwick they promoted Beyond the Blue Awareness.Saturday 10, Uber Market.

Monday 12 September we supported The Disability Action Week in part sponsored the Lions River Walk and the Buddy Golf Day on Tuesday.

We had a success Father’s Day Raffle which we raised $1300 we add another $200 and donated the proceeds to Lions Prostate Cancer Research.

We are in the process still running the Grocery Crab Raffle, a $400 Vouchers donate to the winner. All the proceeds the club will donate to the Lion Cord BloodFoundation Inc.

So far in the last few months the Club have raised $5500donated $3400, with 900 hours recorded by 19 Lionsmembers.

The Club have decided once again to run the Cabby HouseRaffle, this in favour raising funds for the Local Blue Care.

This going to be our Christmas raffle.

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CHRIS AND TAMARI TRAVEL TO NEW ZEALAND Did you know it is now possible to take your Hearing Dog to New Zealand and many other countries throughout the world and bring them back to Australia?

I have just recently travelled to New Zealand for a holiday and was able to take my Lions Hearing Dog, Tamari into New Zealand and back again in Australia. The onlycost I had to pay was for the vet both in Australia and New Zealand. There are no government fees and as long as your hearing dog had met the criteria for a healthcheck there are no quarantine period for the dog.

To do this you will need to contact the Lions Hearing Dog Centre in Adelaide and ask them to contact Hearing Dogs in New Zealand so they can provide accreditationfor your dog while you are in New Zealand.

When you are looking for a flight on the airlines you will need to notify them that you are taking your hearing dog with you and that the dog will be coming on-boardwith you. Qantas, Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia and Jetstar will permit your dog on the plane. Also you will need to ensure that your plane will arrive during thetime that the New Zealand MPI (Ministry of Primary Industries) vet is available to inspect your dog. When I was travelling there, they were only available duringworking hours Monday to Friday. You will need to notify them at least a week before you arrive as they will want to meet you with your dog when you arrive.

You will need to do the following thing to take your dog into New Zealand.

Contact an AQIS accredited vet and ask them to conduct the following: • Get your dog treated for both tick and fleas within 16 days and 48 hours before departure.• Get the relevant paperwork that you need from the website and give it to the vet. • Make sure that your dog has a current microchip and that it is working.• Get your dog tested for Babesia Gibsoni and Heartworm within 16 days prior to the date of departure. • Take your dog to your state Department of AgriculturalCentre the day before the flight to give you a permit to take your dog out of Australia.

It is so much easier to return your hearing dog back to Australia. You will need to contact an MPI approved Vet at least five days prior to departure to organise apermit to return your hearing dog to Australia. You will also need to contact the Australian Department of Agriculture to inform them that you are bringing your dogback into Australia.

Useful websites! Steps in bringing your dogs into New Zealand. https://www.mpi.govt.nz/importing/live-animals/pets/steps-to-importing-cats-and-dogs/New Zealand policy of bringing Assistance dogs into New Zealand. https://www.mpi.govt.nz/importing/live-animals/pets/steps-to-importing-cats-and-dogs/assistance-and-guide-dogs/Australian Department of Agricultural with importing Assistance dogs. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/cats-dogs/assistance-dogsAustralia Department of Agricultural policy of bringing dogs into Australia from New Zealand. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/cats-dogs/step-by-step-guides/category-1-new-zealandThere are many countries that you can take your hearing dog into. However you will need to check with an organisation in that country to see if Hearing dogsrecognised as an assistance dogs in that country, otherwise they will be treated as a pet. You will need to check what the policy of that country in bringing dogs intothat country and returning back to Australia. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/cats-dogsMake sure you plan well in advance if you wish to travel with your hearing dog! Like 8 months especially if you are going to a country that is known for rabies!

Now back to planning my next adventure with Tamari to South Africa!

LIONS AWARENESS DAY 4 MARCH 2017It is apparent that the Lions Awareness Day has been moved from 4 February 2017 to Saturday 4 March

2017 following full support from the Council and hopefully this would have much better and bigger

exposure of Lionism to the community when a lot of Clubs are promoting their activities on the day.

More information will be released by Zone 4 Chair John Clark who initiated the idea. Please remark your diary.

CENTENNIAL PROMOTIONTo promote our Centenary year, a suggest has been putting forward by PDG Merv Ferguson using

Billboard having a large sign posted in freeway for a number of months. A design from Lion Mark

McCosker is provided herein.

Obviously there are tens of thousands of dollars involved and we looking if there is sponsorship

around to make this happen. Further suggestions are considered such as make sticker patches

for private or public vehicles such as local buses to promote same. I welcome anyone has any

bright idea to move this forward.

Visit the Lions100 website at www.lions100.lionsclubs.org to learn more about the Centennial Service Challenge Campaigns. WHERE THERE’S A NEED THERE’S A LION.

PDG Peter Ho – Centennial Coordinator 2016-17 - Lion.peterho@gmail.com

LIONS HEARING DOGS INC

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – The Annual General Meeting of Lions Camp Duckadang will be held as follows:Date: Sunday 23 October 2016Venue: Pine Rivers Lions Den at Petrie. From the roundabout in Petrie, travel west approx. 1km, turn right into Woonara Drive, then first turn left beforewater tower. The Den is fifty metres on the left. Latest UBD Map 88 Ref: G20Time: Arrive to register at 9.30 am for 10.00 am meeting.Agenda:1. Club Delegates register for voting cards and all attending are asked to sign the attendance book.2. Welcome by Chairman Graham Hunwick.3. Receipt and adoption of Minutes of the last AGM held 27 September 2015.4. Receipt and adoption of Reports.5. Receipt and adoption of the Auditor’s Report on statements of receipts and expenditure for year ended 30 June 2016.6. Election of Directors to vacancies (2). In accordance with the Articles of Association, current Directors Jamie Sims and Peter Boge will retire at the AGM,

but are eligible to re-nominate.7. Appointment of an Auditor for the year 2016/2017.8. Any business of a general nature.9. Light refreshments will follow the close of the meeting.Vacancies: Expressions of interest are called for a three year term for the two vacancies. Eligibility to become a Director: A candidate for the office of Director shall:-i be nominated by a member; (NB ‘Member’ here means ‘Club’) andii be an active member of a Club; oriii be by invitation of the Board.Other notes:i. Directors are bound by the rules of audit and company laws applied by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).ii. Directors’ obligations include monthly meetings, working bees, promotion of the Camp, and serving on committees.iii A meeting of the newly elected Board of Directors will follow light refreshments after the AGM.How to nominate for the position of Director: Please note the simplified procedure.Nominations for the position of Director shall be by a letter signed by the President or Secretary of the Club, stating that the Lion concerned is an activeMember of the Club. Please forward the letter so that it is received by the Secretary P O Box 437 STRATHPINE Q 4500 by 5.00pm Friday 07 October 2016.Voting: Clubs are eligible to send voting delegates according to the numbers reflected in the current MD Directory and in the ratio of one (1) delegate for every ten(10) members or major portion thereof. Written advice of delegates duly authorised by the Club President or Secretary is to be in the Secretary’s hands by thecommencement of the AGM on 23 October 2016. Directors may be nominated by their Club as one of their Voting Delegates.

Peter J Boge – Secretary to the Boardemail: pboge@bigpond.net.au

NEWSPAPER STORY PUBLISHED IN THE TENTERFIELD STAR 21/9/16

LIONS CAMP DUCKADANG – AGM

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Clubs are asked to send a copy of any grant application both to the MD LCIF Chairman and myself. This way we will be able to keep up to date information regardingthe grants. When the grant is to be finalised we can contact the grant administrator at LCIF to make sure all relevant paper work has been completed.

Any Clubs considering awarding Melvin Jones Fellowships at Christmas time are asked to contact me to ascertain their MJF balance. Where a Club’s current balanceis US$1,000 or more the application for the MJF award may be made without further donation. Award applications are processed in Australia by PDG GeorgeBarnard.

Lions may make individual donations to LCIF through me under the contributing member pin program. Each member’s donation goes against the member’s nameunder their Club listing in the official records of LCIF. Once the member’s contributing pin balance reaches US$1000.00 the member is eligible to receive an MJF orPMJF. Available pins are: Bronze $35.00; Silver $70.00; and Gold $140.00. I will have pins available at the forthcoming Kingscliff Convention.

Australian Lions Foundation NewsClubs are asked to consider making applications to ALF for grants to help them to provide monetary assistance for projects in their communities. Standard grantsmay be made by the Foundation for worthwhile projects on a $ for $ basis up to a maximum grant of $15,000.00. So far this Lions year I have assisted 1 Club with agrant application. This application was for $10,000 and was successful.

Any Clubs considering awarding any of the Foundation’s awards (William R Tresise Fellow Award, Ian M Stockdale Humanitarian Award, James D Richardson HonourAward or Community Service Award) to deserving Lions at Christmas time are asked to contact me to ascertain their balance for award purposes. Where a Club’scurrent balance is sufficient to meet the appropriate cost ($2,000; $1,000; $500.00 and $250.00 respectively for the above awards) the award application may bemade without any further donation. Award applications are processed by PDG Kent Wilcox who is Queensland’s representative on theFoundation/Company’s Board of Directors.

These awards do take time to process and post, and Clubs are asked to provide 4 weeks’ notice to ensure the awards can be deliveredwell in time for presentation.

PDG Rob Johnson, Lions Clubs International Foundation & Australian Lions Foundation District Coordinator8 Cavendish Pl Sunnybank Hills Qld 4109 Email: pc-lcif@lions201q1.org.au – PH: (H) 07 3272 4649 (M) 0412 285 618

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NORWAY 2017District Governor Kari Sandoy-Jarman and the Lions family of District 104E6 extend an invitation to the Lions of District 201Q1 to visit their District as part of theOperation Friendship programme in the spring season of 2017. (April / May 2017)

District 104E6 is situated in the south – west part of Norway with the main cities being Bergen, Stavanger and Kristiansand. The District is one of the seven LionsDistricts in Norway which collectively make up Multiple District 104.

Length of stay 30 days

Arrival and Departure. The visitors should plan arrive about one week before the District Convention, on or about Sunday 16 April 2017. Departure will be on or aboutMonday 15 May 2017.

The visitors are required to visit a number of Lions clubs as guest speakers and also attend and address the District Convention which will be held from Friday 21April to Sunday 23 April 2017, in Loftus, Ullensvang. The visitors are required to pay the costs of their participation in the District Convention.

Denmark 2017District Governor Karl Jakobsen and the Lions of District 106B, Denmark extend an invitation to the Lions of District 201Q1, Australia, to visit our District in 2017 aspart of the Operation Friendship programme.

Length of stay 30 days

Arrival and Departure – visitors should plan to arrive on Monday 17 April 2017. Sunday 16 April is Easter Day.The visitors will leave on or about Sunday 14 May 2017.

For full details please contact Lion Ian ManwaringMail: 72 Adelaide Street, Tweed Heads. 2485 Email: itsman@bigpond.com Phone: 07 5536 2700

OPERATION FRIENDSHIP

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Bid For a Bra at Convention I am pleased to announce that the bras painted by the celebrities this year are looking fantastic – and it is amazing that they have been so kind to take the time topaint one for our silent auction:

• Wally Lewis – (Qld / Australian Rugby League Legend) • Samuel Johnson – (Actor, played “Molly” on TV mini-series, co-founder of “Love Your Sister” charity)Other bras being painted by: Jimmy Barnes – (70’s icon Singer);

and DG Graham “Jacko” are yet to be received, but they are coming and will be available for auction.There will also be a range of bras I have painted will be for sale on the day (not for auction)

Bra painted by – Wally Lewis (his QLD jersey) Bra painted by – Samuel Johnson (Actor)

(There will never be another bra like this one ever)

We need to have as many bids as possible to buy the bras that are being auctioned – to raise as much monies as possible for Breast Cancer Awareness.

If you know someone that would like to bid for one of the painted bras / or if you are not going to Convention (which of course we hope you are) – and you or theywould like to bid for a bra, please contact me for details on how you can place a bid – it is very easy......

Breast Wishes Cookbook It’s back – the 3rd volume of the Breast Cancer “Breast Wishes” Pink Cookbook – will be for sale at the Convention. It will still only be $10.00 – and will be evenbetter than the last two volumes – there will only be a limited amount being printed, so don’t miss out…

Help Support...Many thanks

Jenny Maguire – Breast Cancer AwarenessPh: (m) 0412 358 205 or (e) lionjenny.01@bigpond.com

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