Myall River VIEW Club
About
Myall River VIEW Club was formed in 1997.
Currently, the Club sponsors six Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
When
- Meeting Day on 2nd Friday of the month
11 am for 11.30 am start - Hawks Nest Golf Club, 1 Sanderling Avenue
The Green Room
Contact
President: Rhonda Jurd
Contact No: 0439755128
Publicity Officer: Cheryl Milburn
Where
Hawks Nest
Hawks Nest Golf Club, 1 Sanderling Ave, Hawks Nest, NSW 2324
2021 Myall River VIEW Club Committee
Cheryl Milburn - Delegate and Publicity, Hilary Gall - Asst. Treasurer, Barbara Ross - Secretary, Rhonda Jurd - President, Judith McGavock - Program, Irena McKenzie - Treasurer, Kris Whitely - Asst. Secretary, Lucy Casey - Asst. Programs, Sue Dodd’s - Sunshine Girl (unable to attend on day)
Dorothy Thompson (Inauguaral member) on left with (long time member) Pam Smith on right presenting badges to new members: Sheryl Johnson, Margaret Wyatt, Shirley Croxon, Lyn Wests, Robin Macauley, Jane Collison.
Jean Prigg presenting Year Certificates to Pam Smith, 20 years, Clare Angus, 10 years, Barbara Ross, 10 years.
2021 October Meeting
Lucy Casey on left presenting a Making a Difference Award to Judy McGavock in centre with President Rhonda on right.
First social with our members get together at Jimmies Beach Park.
The weather was cool but the friendship was warm being able to connect again since March.
2020 Committee Meeting
First get together for the Committee meeting in a public area.
2020 August
CLUB AWARDS LOCAL TOP HONOUR
Each year VIEW Clubs of Australia are invited to recognise and commend a member who is living the VIEW values and guiding principles by nominating them for a Making a Difference Award.
Rhonda Jurd, President of Myall River VIEW Club, said that Cheryl was chosen for the MAD award for a number of reasons.
"In 2018, when the Myall River VIEW Club nearly closed, Cheryl stood up and took on President, Secretary and Publicity Officer with great enthusiasm and professionalism.
In the following 18 months, under Cheryl's leadership, Myall River VIEW Club has expanded its membership and introduced like-minded women who care and are willing to fundraise for worthy causes such as The Smith Family's Learning for Life program, and she also donates her time as a representative of VIEW to the Breakfast Club at Tea Gardens Public School," she continued.
Cheryl Milburn said that winning the award was a pleasant surprise. It's nice to know that my peers thought of me and wanted to recognise the work I have put in for the Club.
I did it for my Club and the disadvantaged children of Australia that VIEW and The Smith Family help to support by enabling them to have an education to help shape their future prospects, she said.
Myall River VIEW Club at the Myall River Festival on 26th October, 2019.
Myall River VIEW Club held a stall to raise funds for our Learning For Life students we sponsor.
Ladies who manned the stall on the day (shown in photo) left to right, Rhonda Jurd, Lucy Casey, Judy McGavock, Cheryl Milburn, Sue Ward.
2018 August Walk with VIEW
2018 August
Myall River VIEW Club’s 20th Birthday
L – R Sue Ward, Merle Restall, Fran Henderson, Pat Beggs, Marilyn Taylor, Dorothy Thompson and Anne-Louise O’Connor, NA01 Zone Councillor
Myall River VIEW Club turned 21 in July 2018
L-R Cheryl Milburn - President, Dorothy Thompson - Inaugural Member, Anne-Louise O'Connor - National Counsellor, Merle Restall - Inaugural Member.
National and Regional News
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2021 Resolutions
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Announcement - VIEW National Executive 2022-23
We have pleasure in announcing the VIEW National Executive 2022-23 which would normally have been announced at National Convention.
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Purple Poncho Photo Competition Results
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