Nov. 25, 2012, 6 a.m.
NETWORKING:Alan Williams, of U3A Townsville, Mary Courtney, of U3A Granite Belt, Rhonda Weston, of U3A Toowoomba and president of U3A Network Queensland, Julie Porteous, president of U3A Redlands, Jim Hales, of U3A Sunshine Coast, and Adrienne Brougham, of U3A Gold Coast, attended the U3A Network Queensland regional meeting in Cleveland in October.
LEFT: Jean Green, Lyn Browne and Bob Haynes represented U3A Pine Rivers at the regional meeting in Cleveland.
FRIENDS: Rhonda Doonan and Freda Charles, of U3A Redlands, joined delegates from across Queensland and northern New South Wales for the meeting.
CATCHING UP: Sheila Giles, June Busfield, Catt Platt and Gail Schurer, of U3A Redlands. Photos by Chris McCormack
LOCALS: John Jenkins and Cherrill Johnson, of U3A Redlands.
RIGHT: Robyn Clark, president of U3A Twin Towns, chats with Rolf Rekort, of U3A Tamborine Mountain, at the regional meeting.
EIGHT Universities of the Third Age (U3A) were represented at a U3A Network Queensland regional meeting in Cleveland in October.
The U3A members travelled to Redland Performing Arts Centre, Cleveland, from across Queensland and northern New South Wales for the meeting, which was sponsored by Redland City Council and hosted by U3A Redlands.
Meeting delegates included those from Townsville, the Granite Belt, Toowoomba, the Sunshine Coast, Pine Rivers, Twin Towns, Tamborine Mountain and Redlands U3As; and the meeting provided an opportunity for groups to exchange views and ideas on, and experiences of, U3A issues.
Throughout the day, the meeting heard a welcome from U3A Redlands president Julie Porteous and brief presentations from each U3A group, while U3A Network Queensland president Rhonda Weston gave an overview of the network's achievements, future objectives, and more.
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams and Member for Cleveland Mark Robinson also addressed the meeting.
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