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Castlecrag Branch DINNER WITH GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN MP "STATE OF THE STATE REPORT" Date: Wednesday, 29th March Time: 7pm for 7.30pm Cost: $65 per person, $50 YLs Private Dining Room, NSW Parliament House, Macquarie Street Sydney Enquiries: Denise Fischer 02 9958 8452 Greenwich Branch LUNCHEON WITH ANTHONY ROBERTS MEMBER FOR LANE COVE Date: Wednesday, 29th March Time: 12noon Cost: $45 two course luncheon Strangers Dining Room, NSW Parliament House, Macquarie Street Sydney Enquiries: Joan Robinson 02 9439 6745 BREAKFAST WITH TONY & MARGIE ABBOTT MEMBER FOR WARRINGAH MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND AGEING Date: Friday, 31st March Time: 7am Cost: $25 Deck 32 Restaurant, Dee Why Beach Bookings 9977 6411 The Forestville – Killarney Heights presents: “AT HOME” WITH HON TONY & MARGIE ABBOTT Date: Friday, 31st March Time: 7pm Cost: $40 Belrose Bowling Club Bookings Helen Claringbold 9977 6411 Davidson State Electorate Conference INVITATION TO THE HOME OF ANDREW & VICKI HUMPHERSON End of Daylight Saving Cocktail Party Date: Saturday, 1st April Time: 4pm to 6.30pm Cost: $40 per person 51 Corymbia Circuit, Oxford Falls RSVP: 29th March [email protected] Berowra Branch BYO BEER AND BURGERS DAY Date: Sunday, 2nd April Time: 12.30pm (weather permitting) Berowra Waters Park, Western Side of Berowra Waters LOOK for the Liberal Tablecloth RSVP: Vanessa Crago 02 9456 3620 [email protected] Northbridge Branch AUTUMN COCKTAIL PARTY With Gladys Berejiklian MP Member for Willoughby Date: Sunday, 2nd April Time: 5pm to 7pm Cost: $35 4 Byora Crescent, Northbridge RSVP: Helen Gulson 02 9958 6573 [email protected] Picnic Point Young Liberals DINNER AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE With Hon. John Ryan MLC and Hon. Robyn Parker MLC Date: Tuesday, 4th April Time: 7pm Cost: $45 NSW Parliament House Macquarie St, Sydney RSVP: Jim Daniel 0403 615 625 Mark Coure 0417 255 999 Infrastructure: Issues & Priorities DIALOGUE AND LUNCHEON With Liberal Leader Peter Debnam MP and Hon Greg Pearce MLC Date: Wednesday, 5th April Time: 12.30pm for 1pm Cost: $250 Strangers' Dining Room NSW Parliament House Macquarie St, Sydney RSVP: Friday 28th April Contact: Greg Pearce 02 9230 2428 New England Federal Electorate Conference DINNER TO CELEBRATE THE 10th ANNIVERSARY OF THE HOWARD GOVERNMENT With Special Guest Peter Hendy CEO, Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry to speak on 'Economic Reform in NSW and Australia' Date: Thursday, 6th April Time: 6.30pm for 7.00pm Cost: $60 Moore Park Inn, Armidale RSVP: Margaret O'Connor Ph 02 6772 8066, Fax 02 6771 4261 Aileen MacDonald Mob 0417 079 307, Fax 02 6779 2032 [email protected] Country North Forum Parliament House, Sydney 7 April 2006 11.15 am Tour of Parliament 12.15 pm lunch in the dining room - Guest speaker Gladys Berejiklian Shadow Minister for Mental Health 2.15 pm Peter Debnam - Seminar in Leader's Conference Room 2.30 pm Jillian Skinner Shadow Minister for Health 3.15 pm Brad Hazard Shadow Minister for Education 4 pm afternoon tea 4.10 pm Peta Seaton MP: Budget and Reform 4.55 pm Barry O'Farrell Shadow Transport Cost: $40.00 Further information – Matthew Kean or Hon. Catherine Cusack MLC 9230 2915 The Hon Dr. Brendan Nelson MP Member for Bradfield Minister for Defence Please click to enlarge the 10 YEAR CELEBRATION invitation Date: Friday, 7th April Time: 7.00pm for 7.30pm Cost: $150 per seat Grand Ballroom, Four Seasons Hotel, 199 George Street, Sydney RSVP: 31st March Scot MacDonald, Country Vice President NSW Rural and Regional Committee 9TH BUSH BREAKFAST with Guest Speaker The Hon. Greg Hunt MP Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for The Environment and Heritage Speech on 'Climate Change' Date: Saturday, 8th April at STATE COUNCIL Time: 8.15am to 9.15am Cost: $18 per person, Includes a Full "Bush" Breakfast RSVP: 31st March Enquiries: 02 8356 0300 STATE COUNCIL AGM Hornsby RSL Saturday 8 April 2006 9am Glenbrook Branch BBQ Fundraiser Date: Saturday, 8th April Time: 3.30pm till 8.00pm Cost: $20 (kids fee) incl. meat, salads, soft drinks, dessert and cappuccino 29 Blue Gum Crescent, Blaxland Enquiries: 02 4739 3447 [email protected] Doug Price Brian Parker Balgowlah Heights Clontarf Branch President: Doug Price EIGHTH SEAFORTH ROUNDABOUT BREAKFAST Guest Speaker: Brian Parker B.E (Civil) M.I.E.Aust. CPEng. NPER3(Struct) Subject: Solving the traffic problems of Manly-Warringah-Pittwater The Gallery Restaurant at the Seaforth Roundabout (corner of Ethel Street) 7.15am for 7.30am, Monday 10 April 2006 $25 (Concession $20) Please phone 0413 517 456 or 9972 9316 to book. Dobell FEC, The Entrance SEC and Wyong SEC Cocktail Party with Senator the Honourable HELEN COONAN BA LLB Monday, 10th April 6pm - 8pm $30 per head Tuggerah Lakes Memorial Club The Entrance Road, Long Jetty (Convention Centre entry) RSVP: Friday 7th April Brian Perrem 02 4351 7896 PO Box 5209 Chittaway Bay, NSW 2261 President: Paul Dracakis Dinner with Peter Debnam MP NSW Liberal Leader, State Member for Vaucluse Tuesday 11 April 2006 Drinks at 6.30pm - Dinner 7.00pm Sheraton On The Park, Botanica Brasserie 161 Elizabeth Street Sydney NSW 2000 RSVP by Friday 7 April 2006 Paul Dracakis or Peter Polgar P0 Box 354 Manly 1655 Fax: 9939 3288 Tel: 9939 3299 or Mob: 0414 861 306 Harbord Branch Neil Bidder, President 9971 6622 General Meeting, Wednesday 18 April 2006 Mezzanotte, the Strand, Dee Why Beach, 6.30pm At Harbord Branch meetings, pizza traditionally precedes the formalities Balgowlah Heights Clontarf Branch Doug Price, President 0413 517 456 General Meeting, Thursday 19 April 2006 Harry’s Fish Cafe at the Spit Bridge, 6.30pm Members and visitors may stay to dine, at or after 7.30pm Manly Warringah Hellenic Branch Paul Dracakis, President General Meeting, Wednesday 18 April 2006 At the home of the President, 8pm 0414 861 306 Mount Druitt Branch Supper Topic: Health Issues in Outer Western Sydney Guest Speaker: Guest Speaker: Jillian Skinner MP, Shadow Minister for Health 7.45pm Friday, 21st April Cost: $50 (proceeds go to 2007 State Election Campaign for Mt Druitt) Minchinbury Neighbourhood Centre, Minchin Drive, Minchinbury (just off the Great Western Highway) RSVP: George Bilic 0401 993 635 [email protected] Jacqueline Donaldson 96255236 [email protected] Continued on next slide From previous slide Neutral Bay Branch ANNUAL TRIVIA NIGHT Date: Friday, 28th April Time: 7pm for 7.30pm Cost: $35 ($25 YLs/conc) incl. cocktail food, cash bar Kamaraigal Room, North Sydney Leagues Club, Abbott St, Cammeray Enquiries: 0403 046 556 [email protected] Eastwood South Branch LAW & ORDER AFTERNOON with The Hon. Mike Gallacher MLC Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council Shadow Minister for Police, Shadow Minister for the Hunter Sunday 30th April Undercover photo 2pm (above): Sun-Herald of 17 April 2005 9858 4528 Gloria Martin North Narrabeen/Elanora Branch SUNDAY AFTERNOON DRINKS with The Hon. Bronwyn Bishop MP Sunday 30th April 4pm to 6.30pm $25 ($20 YLs) 190 Narrabeen Park Parade, Mona Vale RSVP: Sophie Stokes 02 9400 7677 DINNER WITH MALCOLM TURNBULL "A Secure Water Future For Our Cities" Date: Monday, 1st May Time: 7pm Cost: $70 per person ($130/couple) Panthers North Richmond, 33 Beaumont Ave, North Richmond Bookings: Lou Baker 0428 778 928 Vaucluse Young Liberals SUNDAY AFTERNOON DRINKS Guest Speaker: Harold Shapiro Managing Director of Shaw Stockbroking Date: Wednesday 3rd May Time: 7.15pm Cost: $20 Bondi Icebergs Swimming Club RSVP: Monday 1st May Anthony Boskovitz - 0414829953 [email protected] Infrastructure: Issues & Priorities DIALOGUE AND LUNCHEON With Peter Debnam MP and Greg Pearce MLC Date: Wednesday, 5th May Time: 12.30pm for 1pm Cost: $250 Strangers' Dining Room NSW Parliament House Macquarie St, Sydney RSVP: Friday 28th April Contact: Greg Pearce 02 9230 2428 Pennant Hills Thornleigh Branch 11TH. ANNUAL BUSH WALK & SAUSAGE SIZZLE With Peter Debnam MP and Greg Pearce MLC Date: Sunday, 7th May Time: 10am (BBQ 12noon) Cost: $15 adults, $5 children, $35 family Philip & Heather Ruddock’s home, 12 Brittania Street, Pennant Hills RSVP: Friday 27th April Contact: Robin Timmins 9484 6681 Balgowlah Heights Clontarf Branch (President Doug Price) Ninth Seaforth Roundabout Breakfast Subject: “Feeding the Homeless” Speakers: Senior Pastor David Rowe, Seaforth Baptist Church Alan Clarke, Founder, Street Mission The Gallery Restaurant at the Seaforth Roundabout (corner of Ethel Street) 7.15am for 7.30am, Monday 8 May 2006 $25 (Concession $20) Please phone 0413 517 456 or 9972 9316 to book. A Dinner to Support the Re-election of GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN MP COUNTDOWN TO 2007 Special Guests: Peter Debnam MP, Hon Dr. Brendan Nelson MP, Joe Hockey MP Date: Friday, 12th May Time: 7.00pm for 7.30pm Cost: $75 per person Dress: Formal North Sydney Leagues Club Abbott Street, Cammeray RSVP: 5th May - 0401 803 814 Pittwater SEC ROSS BARLOW OAM TRIBUTE DINNER Special Guest Speaker John Brogden and Roasting by Michael Photios Date: Saturday 13th May Time: 7.00pm for 7.30pm Cost: $100 Dress: Lounge Suit Royal Motor Yacht Club 46 Prince Alfred Parade, NEWPORT RSVP : Friday 5th May Contact: Susan Colvin [email protected] Waverton-Wollstonecraft Branch MEETING Guest Speakers: Amy M David Criminologist - Project Co-ord, North Side Women's Service Susan Kendall Former Co-ord, Sexual Assault Unit, RNS Hospital Date: Wednesday 17th May Time: 7.00pm for 7.15pm Cost: $35 (incl. 2 course meal, wine, coffee) Members welcome to bring guests La Travola Restaurant 16 Falcon St, Crows Nest RSVP: Georgia Croft 0409 080 064 Wayne Rushton 0418
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