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1.
WELCOME:
TB welcomed everyone and thanked them
for attending.
2.
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE:
John Barr, Zanna Christie, Harry
Campbell, Pauline Crozier, John Dean, Isabel Falconer, Liz Ferrier, John
Hitchon, John Horsburgh, Edna McDonald, Isabel McKee, Sheila Moffat,
Dorothy Nicol, Ans Ninteman, Alan Robb, Ian Sherriff, Wendy Sherriff,
Wilma Simpson, Bob Thompson, Pat Thompson
3.
MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING:
No matters arising and the minutes were
agreed.
4.
CHAIRMANS REPORT
TB indicated that this had been a
successful year although it had been tinged with sadness by the death of
Sandy Glennie.
The membership remains free of charge
and has risen from 110 to 150 in the last year.
A programme to meet the needs of all
branches has been in place over the past year – this has proven to be
very successful.
All fundraising and social and events
have been well attended and had been very successful. These included:
the Christmas Sale, Christmas Lunch, Sponsored Walk, Coffee
Morning/Table Sale, Guided Walk & BBQ, Glenbervie Gardens, and the visit
to Crombie Country Park. They also had the added benefit of bringing
the members from the individual branches closer together at this
important stage of the group’s development.
Following the Christmas Lunch, in
addition to the positive feedback from those attending, some adverse
comments were received regarding the increased contribution (£15)
members were asked to make. The Committee considered these comments and
as a result the cost for 2007 will be £10 for members and £15 for
non-members.
Tom commented on how good it was to see
everyone becoming involved although more input is still needed from all
members e.g. organising and running events etc. and also expressed the
wish that there will be continued support re the patient representative
role.
Thanks were given to Gordon Sneddon for
his excellent job in creating and updating the website for Angus Cardiac
Group, also to Karen Small and Karen Fletcher for their efforts with the
‘Get up & Go’ Newsletter – this is going from strength to strength.
Thanks were also given to Karen Fletcher for her work in organising the
promotional leaflet that is currently being printed and also for
organising the T-shirts.
Angus Cardiac Group continues to be a
key partner in the long-term exercise programme.
The amendments to the Constitution,
agreed at the EGM prior to this meeting, will serve the Group well in
the future.
Copies of the insurance certificates
were now with all branches and should be displayed at all meetings and
events where the group was employing any person in the achievement of
its aims.
Special thanks were given to a number of
people for their work in relation to the Group, these included: Mary
Ballantyne, Vicki Brighton, Archie Campbell, Marie Clark, Sam Connelly,
Ina Dalgarno, John Dean, Ken Fenwick, Karen Fletcher, Alex Masson,
Jennifer McArtney, Agnes Mitchell, Ans Ninteman, Gordon Sneddon, Jim
Tracey. Apologies to anyone who had forgotten. These and many others
have ensured that the Group has had a successful year; long may it
continue.
5.
TREASURERS REPORT
Vicki explained the details of the
2006/07 Balance Sheet and also the planned expenditure for the year
ahead. She indicated that Arbroath were now operating their petty cash,
Forfar already do this.
The meeting was reminded that Jean
Stevenson, a chartered accountant in Montrose, audits the accounts each
year free of charge.
6.
ELECTION OF COMMITTEE AND COMMITTEE BEARERS
See attached sheet.
7.
A.O.C.B.
Bill Mutch proposed a vote of thanks to
the outgoing Chairman, Tom Brighton.
Ina Dalgarno, who is standing down from
the committee after 15 years, was installed as an Honorary Member. Tom
thanked her for her hard work and her dedication to the group and looked
forward to seeing her at future meetings.
Gail Smith thanked Tom Brighton for his
hard work over the past 15 years and Gordon Snedden presented Tom with a
gift from his friends at Arbroath and Forfar and thanked him for his
work.
8.
DATE OF NEXT AGM MEETING;
Thursday 18th September
2008
The meeting closed at 8.50pm.
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