Ye Olde Dominic Mums' Meetings

History

A group of mother's of children who attended Dominic College during the '70's and '80's
used to meet in the school car park after dropping the kids off at school.   Many subjects
were avidly debated.    Self entitled, "The Alternative Glenorchy Council,"  many Council,
Tasmanian Government and even the world's problems were solved during those sessions.

The Reformation.  In later years, the group was re-established by coming together for dinner
on the second Friday of every second month,  culminating in the Christmas Special in December.
As was the case during the school car park meetings, sprinkled with a touch of juicy gossip here
and there, local and global problems are still being solved by the girls.

What will 2012 bring?
So the London Olympics went well even though Australia didn't feature as well as it should have,
Leyton Hewitt choked - as usual - Did anyone see the Uni Review?  What did you think when they
all came out on the stage completely naked?  And what about the nude showing at Mona!  Does
anyone know anyone who went to it?

The latest diet fad that works will be the biggie this year along with the Royal pregnancy.  You just
watch and you'll see I'm right!

The next Luncheon date: The usual group of Mum's have reformed as a Luncheon Group

Enjoy the social gathering and enjoy the meal. 
   Where and when?   Cooleys Hotel Moonah, Wednesday 11th June 2014.
                                                                        Book right now and you may be lucky!

Who can come?  All Mum's are welcome whether they were part of  the group or not. 
Make the effort and if you can, bring along a former like-minded friend or acquaintance.

RSVP.  Please call Margaret Marriott on 6272 6016 or
                Elizabeth Drake on 6272 6263.

Click here to email   your acceptance  to Elizabeth or to pass on any messages
                                      you would like to send to the Mums.

Tit bits:  There are a few juicy titbits to share.  Come along and find out
                what they are.

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