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President Robyn Wallace Opens the Quota International 29 th District Conference at the Country Comfort this year. The Conference was organised by Chairperson Shirley Munday and her committee. Shirley was congratulated by SPAD Gloria for her organistion.
The year 200 was a very significant one for Quota International of Port Macquarie. President Robyn Wallace was fortunate to have the club host the District Conference this year. We have had very successful fund raising for our club project, namely the Shade Sails for the children's area at the Women's refuge, donations given to disabled students for special camps, for hearing impaired children, and to the district project,(riding for the disabled)as well this year. The club has enjoyed the special visit of South Pacific Area Director Gloria Cook who was an entertaining speaker at Conference. Her message for 2000 was "Extend the hand of Friendship". The reading machine, donated by the Port Macquarie Quota Club to the Community, which will assist those with poor sight or a lack of adequate reading skills. This machine scans enlarges and reads verbally to the user. It is quite remarkable, and is in constant use.

SPAD Gloria presents Past President Billie Smith with "The Pearls" from Calgary for our International Community Award, for the best club effort for 1999-2000.
Conference Report
by Shirley Munday The 43rd Conferrence of District 28, was held on 21st and 22nd October 2000, at the Country Comfort Motor Inn, situated on the banks of the Hastings river right in the heart of beautiful Port Macquarie. With over 60 people attending it proved to be a very productive, and fun week-end for all who participated. The three business sessions were very productive with an excellent motivational speaker to start the first session.
The decorations for the Installation Banquet were spectacular featuring a blue and silver theme. The quest speaker was the Street Reach Program representative, who spoke on the needs of the local area in which Port Macquarie Quota has been involved over the past two years, receiving a grant from Quota International to further this work. President Robyn Wallace accepting the District Award for the Premier Club for the year 2000. The silver tray is to be shared with Gloucester club.

SPAD Gloria Cook and District Governor June Reece look on as the girls from the St Joseph's Regional High School lead the National Anthem, and then entertain the Quota ladies at the opening ceremony.
Port Macquarie Quotarians were proud to have their members, Past President Pat Bride and Q Sandra O'Brien, installed as District Governor and Secretary/Treasurer of the 28th District for the year 2000. Past President Claire Reynolds of Gloucester Quota Club was installed as Leiutennant Governor.
Sunday began with the memorial service, as a time of reflection for all Quotarians.
After the last business session a delightful BBQ lunch was served pool side concluding the 43rd Conference of the 28th District, a week-end of fun and fellowship which was enjopyed by all who attended. SPAD Gloria Cook and Past President Billie Smith inspect the Quota Reading room in the new Port Macquarie Library.

The Presentation of the Flags, by the TS Ruschutter Naval Reserve Cadets was a very grand and formal procedure at the District Conference 2000, held at the Country Comfort in Port Macquarie.
Port Macquarie Club has twenty one members and is a very warm friendly club, with members who have very diverse occupations and interests. Anyone wishing to join or visit as a make up meeting can call President Robyn on 02 65822332, for initial contact. Some of the Port Quotarians, president Robyn, Elaine Borger, Billie Smith, and Bev Seuters show SPAD Gloria around the Quota Reading Room during a break in the District Conference 2000.

President Robyn Wallace Opens the Quota International 29 th District Conference at the Country Comfort this year. The Conference was organised by Chairperson Shirley Munday and her committee. Shirley was congratulated by SPAD Gloria for her organistion.	The year 200 was a very significant one for Quota International of Port Macquarie. President Robyn Wallace was fortunate to have the club host the District Conference this year. We have had very successful fund raising for our club project, namely the Shade Sails for the children's area at the Women's refuge, donations given to disabled students for special camps, for hearing impaired children, and to the district project,(riding for the disabled)as well this year. The club has enjoyed the special visit of South Pacific Area Director Gloria Cook who was an entertaining speaker at Conference. Her message for 2000 was "Extend the hand of Friendship".	The reading machine, donated by the Port Macquarie Quota Club to the Community, which will assist those with poor sight or a lack of adequate reading skills. This machine scans enlarges and reads verbally to the user. It is quite remarkable, and is in constant use.
SPAD Gloria presents Past President Billie Smith with "The Pearls" from Calgary for our International Community Award, for the best club effort for 1999-2000.	Conference Report by Shirley Munday The 43rd Conferrence of District 28, was held on 21st and 22nd October 2000, at the Country Comfort Motor Inn, situated on the banks of the Hastings river right in the heart of beautiful Port Macquarie. With over 60 people attending it proved to be a very productive, and fun week-end for all who participated. The three business sessions were very productive with an excellent motivational speaker to start the first session. The decorations for the Installation Banquet were spectacular featuring a blue and silver theme. The quest speaker was the Street Reach Program representative, who spoke on the needs of the local area in which Port Macquarie Quota has been involved over the past two years, receiving a grant from Quota International to further this work.	President Robyn Wallace accepting the District Award for the Premier Club for the year 2000. The silver tray is to be shared with Gloucester club.
SPAD Gloria Cook and District Governor June Reece look on as the girls from the St Joseph's Regional High School lead the National Anthem, and then entertain the Quota ladies at the opening ceremony.	Port Macquarie Quotarians were proud to have their members, Past President Pat Bride and Q Sandra O'Brien, installed as District Governor and Secretary/Treasurer of the 28th District for the year 2000. Past President Claire Reynolds of Gloucester Quota Club was installed as Leiutennant Governor. Sunday began with the memorial service, as a time of reflection for all Quotarians. After the last business session a delightful BBQ lunch was served pool side concluding the 43rd Conference of the 28th District, a week-end of fun and fellowship which was enjopyed by all who attended.	SPAD Gloria Cook and Past President Billie Smith inspect the Quota Reading room in the new Port Macquarie Library.
The Presentation of the Flags, by the TS Ruschutter Naval Reserve Cadets was a very grand and formal procedure at the District Conference 2000, held at the Country Comfort in Port Macquarie.	Port Macquarie Club has twenty one members and is a very warm friendly club, with members who have very diverse occupations and interests. Anyone wishing to join or visit as a make up meeting can call President Robyn on 02 65822332, for initial contact.	Some of the Port Quotarians, president Robyn, Elaine Borger, Billie Smith, and Bev Seuters show SPAD Gloria around the Quota Reading Room during a break in the District Conference 2000.