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Changeover for Quotarians

Heather Macdonnell (service), Eunice McIntyre (treasurer), Elizabeth Shields (secretary), Judy Dwyer (president), Judy Ernst (programme), Noela Reisenleiter (vice president), and Joy Sullivan (ways and means) are the new faces of the 63rd Quota Club executive. Pictures: SHANE ZAHNER.

Celebrating 63 years strong the Gympie Quota Club which was formed on 16 March 1961, held their annual changeover luncheon […]

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