Initially the day started very quiet but the members rostered on the 2nd and 3rd WORLDWIDE WEEK OF SERVICE TO shifts were run off their feet and FIGHT HUNGER 9 15 JANUARY – consequently the fundraising effort was 2017 very successful. Part proceeds and donations will be distributed to Trigg Lions International invited all Lions Island Life Saving Club. We thank Clubs Worldwide to organise a project to Jackie Eley for offering their support. fight hunger in our community. This opportunity to serve our community is a Centennial Service Challenge. Our Club members donated food items and North Beach Lions members and Trigg Life collected from friends, family and Saving Club Members working together workmates food items for the Salvation Bunnings Innaloo. Army Food Appeal. We are also proposing to donate an amount of money to the West Australian Foodbank. The items were delivered to a Salvation Army collection centre. Thanks again to Nicole for all of the purchasing and ordering, Doug and June for looking after the gear and drinks, Marianne for cutting onions and you members for the above food items all other members who have helped out. to the Salvation Army Food Appeal Fantastic effort by all of our members. AUSTRALIAN-PAPUAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM Appreciative customers at Bunnings Osborne Park Guest speakers Kerry Povey and Jan from our local Uniting Church visited our Club. They gave us information on the ISLAND LIFE SAVING Australian-Papuan Cultural Exchange CLUB/CENTENNIAL LEGACY Program which is run in partnership with PROJECT Uniting Church in Australia. The Program aims to introduce Papuan David Bryant organised a visit from students to the Australian language and Jackie Eley, Director of Marketing and culture. Our Club will discuss further, Promotions of Trigg Island Surf Life the assistance that can be given to this Saving Club. She spoke to our Club worthwhile project. 15 students are about ways our Club can help out. Our expected to arrive in Perth at the Club is proposing to supply a vital piece beginning of February 2017. of equipment as part of our Centennial They also gave information on projects Legacy Project. Trigg Island SLSC taking place in Papua New Guinea run provide a vital service to our local area by a group called LEMAK who volunteer and our Club is keen to assist. their time to provide wells and sanitation to communities in need.. AWARDS David Bryant introduces Jackie Eley to our Club members Louise Sims, Jeanette Simpson and
Initially the day started very quiet but the members rostered on the 2nd and 3rd shifts were run off their feet and consequently the fundraising effort was very successful. Part proceeds and donations will be distributed to Trigg Island Life Saving Club. We thank Jackie Eley for offering their support. North Beach Lions members and Trigg Life Saving Club Members working together Bunnings Innaloo. Thanks again to Nicole for all of the purchasing and ordering, Doug and June for looking after the gear and drinks, Marianne for cutting onions and all other members who have helped out. Fantastic effort by all of our members. Appreciative customers at Bunnings Osborne Park ISLAND LIFE SAVING CLUB/CENTENNIAL LEGACY PROJECT David Bryant organised a visit from Jackie Eley, Director of Marketing and Promotions of Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club. She spoke to our Club about ways our Club can help out. Our Club is proposing to supply a vital piece of equipment as part of our Centennial Legacy Project. Trigg Island SLSC provide a vital service to our local area and our Club is keen to assist. David Bryant introduces Jackie Eley to our Club members WORLDWIDE WEEK OF SERVICE TO FIGHT HUNGER 9 – 15 JANUARY 2017 Lions International invited all Lions Clubs Worldwide to organise a project to fight hunger in our community. This opportunity to serve our community is a Centennial Service Challenge. Our Club members donated food items and collected from friends, family and workmates food items for the Salvation Army Food Appeal. We are also proposing to donate an amount of money to the West Australian Foodbank. The items were delivered to a Salvation Army collection centre. you members for the above food items to the Salvation Army Food Appeal AUSTRALIAN-PAPUAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM Guest speakers Kerry Povey and Jan from our local Uniting Church visited our Club. They gave us information on the Australian-Papuan Cultural Exchange Program which is run in partnership with Uniting Church in Australia. The Program aims to introduce Papuan students to the Australian language and culture. Our Club will discuss further, the assistance that can be given to this worthwhile project. 15 students are expected to arrive in Perth at the beginning of February 2017. They also gave information on projects taking place in Papua New Guinea run by a group called LEMAK who volunteer their time to provide wells and sanitation to communities in need.. AWARDS Louise Sims, Jeanette Simpson and
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