One more member
gives us
two more hands
Lynn Fredricks, District Governor of Lions
International, was in Hay recently to gain more
knowledge of the town with a view to helping reestablish the Lions Service Club. With only two
members of the club left, Lions is in danger of folding
in Hay.
A “Friends and Family BBQ” on the 16th April, will
also be an information day for anyone interested in
joining the organisation. Bev Wilson and Susie
Parslow will be joined by Lynn and Lions from his
branch, and will be discussing ways to make Lions
meeting more accessible to prospective members.
Lions Clubs work together to support emergencies and
natural disasters in Australia and overseas.
Activities provide benefits to the Community, including
programs for our youth, medical research and health
related activities, assistance to adults and children with
disability and response to emergencies or disasters.
Lions Clubs in every town run many local activities. The
activities may be to raise money for local people or
projects. Usually a club would prefer to put the majority
of money raised back into its local community.
Bev and Susie hope that a new committee can be
formed to keep the club alive, and are willing to offer
any guidance needed to a future committee.
Celebrate your
Noughty Birthday
20th - 30th - 40th - 50th - 60th - 70th - 80th - 90th - 100th
OPEN
Good Friday
18th April
Easter Saturday
19th April
Music and Karaoke by Rob and Sue
Sing, Dance, Celebrate your Noughties
Bistro Meals Available at Carrathool Family Hotel
Lunch at 12pm - 2pm Everyday
or Dinner Wed - Sat from 6pm
Eat in or take away
6993 5117
Wade Street, Carrathool
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