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Probus club hosts annual general meeting

Port Lincoln Ladies Probus Club’s committee. Back: Committee member Marie Miller, returning officer Colin West, committee members Marilyn Kay, Lois Johnson, Marian Sampson, Maxine Hage, Julia Rehn; front: treasurer Anne Gordon, secretary Christine Roberts, president Dianne Boyce and vice president Leonore Morton. (Supplied)
Christine Roberts

Port Lincoln Ladies Probus Club held its annual general meeting on Tuesday 17 March, where four new members were elected […]

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