Lions News Roundup

Lions News Roundup - May 2009

The Australian Lions Foundation has so far issued over $800,000 to bush fire victims in Victoria and flood victims in Queensland. The Winchelsea Lions Club regularly donates small amounts to the ALF, along with all other Lions clubs around Australia.
The Winchelsea Football and Netball club are encouraging new sponsors to a revitalised club. New members and especially new helpers are also more than welcome.
The Winchelsea Lions Lions Club has made a starting donation to the Wurdale CFA Brigade donation for ultra-light tanker (they are seeking $20,000).
Walk To Wurdale III has been set for 18 October, as last year the event will be complete with post-walk fun and activities. More details coming soon.
The Winchelsea Clock Tower has been fixed & upgraded to a digitally-based mechanism - all four faces now show the correct time. However, the after-dark clock light still needs to be repaired (which should happen soon). Lions Club thanks go to the Surf Coast Shire for arranging and handling the repairs.
The CFA are undertaking their annual home safety campaign, and offering free home demonstrations and a comprehensive booklet. See the CFA website for more information.
Trevor Brown (as an Information Centre volunteer) & Murray Aisbett (as a Lions Club member) were Guests of the Council at the recent Surf Coast Shire May meeting. Trevor and Murray were thanked for their significant community service.
Guest Speaker at the June dinner meeting for Winchelsea Lions was Bob Verity - describing 52 years in the plumbing industry, and some of the changes in that time.
The Winchelsea Lions Club officer changeover dinner will be held on the 1st July at the Winchelsea Senior Citizens club (Harding Street).

Last Updated (Saturday, 06 June 2009 13:45)

The Lions Club of Winchelsea

Lions News Roundup - May 2009

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