APRIL MEETING (AGM)

Meeting Date...........................
Wednesday, 13th April, 2011.

Pacific Paradise Bowls Club.
13 Menzies Drive, Pacific Paradise.
(refer to adjacent map)

Meeting Commences 6.00pm.
No charge to attend meeting.
(Tax deductable 2 course meal available for $20)

BAR TAB WILL BE RUNNING ON THE NIGHT - SO COME ALONG AND GET YOUR FREE DRINK

SPONSORS:       

1. WEATHERTEX - David Hunwick from Weathertex will show members the new Eco Groove exterior cladding and also demonstrate the ease of fixing Weathertex over steel framing. To help demonstarte David has invited David Waddel from Stoddard's to bring along some steel framing and the required tools for a hands on Demonstration. 
2. TILLING TIMBER - Debbie Payne from Tilling Timber will inform us about Tillings Smartframe products, product applications, site issues and also present a LIVE demonstration of Tillings new V12 Software Programme and tell us how it can assist Building Designers. Debbie will be joined by Carol Claffey who is Tillings NEW Software Trainer for Qld.

AGM:

The Annual General Meeting will be held at the April meeting. All executive positions are open and nominations are being called for. In particular the positions of Branch Delegate and Secretary will need to be filled as both Eddie Baden and Bev Jorgensen are not available to continue in these rolls. Nominations can be forwarded to Paul Hindes.

 Members note: Please bring your business card to provide to sponsors.

Close of Meeting at 8:30 pm approx.

RSVP             ian@mojodesign.net.au

Notice of Annual General Meeting

Hello Sunshine Coast Members

Please be advised that the Annual General Meeting will be held at our next meeting 13^th April at the Pacific Paradise Bowls Club.

All executive positions are open and nominations are being called for.

In particular the positions of Branch Delegate and Secretary will need to be filled as both Eddie Baden and I are not available to continue in these rolls.

Nominations for positions can be sent to Paul Hindes

Regards

Bev Jorgensen (Branch Secretary)

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