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Clubs are invited to submit photographs captions and short articles for this section. Let other clubs and visitors to this website see what you get up to in your spare time!
All the Clubs in MD105 are listed here in alphabetical order, just scroll down to see what they have been doing.
Lioness and friends preparing the suppers at the Lions Den
Guests arriving for the party
Everybody enjoying the evening
Lioness President Pam with the oldest person at the part – 100 yrs!
The Easter Bonnets
Exhausted but triumphant – Lions, Lionesses and their helpers at the end of the evening!
Lionesses and friends enjoy a Red & White themed evening
Lioness stall at Deal Town Hall Undercroft
Lioness stall at Deal Town Hall Undercroft
Presentation of cheques to two charity groups. £500 to the East Anglian Air Ambulance and £200 to local group Friends of Aspires. Money was raised from our Hall of Stalls, Lights On stall and December Coffee Morning.
Puddings from tiramisu to apple crumble were enthusiastically devoured by 40 guests at Dursley Lioness Club's annual Pudding Evening.
“The puddings, produced by the Lionesses, ranged from cold dishes to tiramisu and sherry trifle to hot apple crumbles, tarts and pies,” said Lioness Club President Jill Brown.
The Lionesses have yet to decide to which charity the profits from the fifth annual Pudding Evening, will go. “This year we are supporting the Air Ambulance and Hope for Tomorrow” said Mrs Brown.
The event was held at the Lions Den in May Lane, Dursley.
Money donated to buy equipment for Ambulance Bike.
‘Joy Boys’ donated to Ambulance Crew
Donation towards the campaign to raise £32,000 for a piece of equipment for ill and premature babies by Mr & Mrs Debney.
Cheque donated to young girl who is blind and has cerebral palsy towards the funds being raised to create and equip a special bedroom necessary to help with her special needs.
President Meena Jasani and fellow Lionesses from Golders Green enjoying the 11th Annual Senior Citizen Celebration.
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A Just Desserts
Catterick collection
Cornish Ice Cream Night
Remembrance Sunday
Town Hall event
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WW11 donations evening
WW11 event at Pickering
Nottingham Lioness Club
MD Lioness Chairman Pam Kyte with District Governor for SE Lion Mike Howes at Lioness Charter Anniversary Celebration
Pontefract Lioness Club are Santa’s helpers once again at Junction 32 Outlet Shopping Village, Glasshoughton, Castleford. The Grotto was specially built by the Outlet Centre and will be open every weekend from now until Christmas, plus on 7th, 14th & 16th December it will be open from 4:00pm – 7:00pm. There is also a special appearance each day by Santa’s reindeer Rudolph, who takes regular walks around the centre whilst waiting to take Santa back home at the end of the day.
Seahaven Lioness club were delighted that District Governor Mike Howes was on hand at their June business meeting to embadge new member Anne Keshishoghli.
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Picture L to R: Seahaven Lioness President Maggie Chitty, Lioness Anne Keshishoghli, District Governor Mike Howes and Lioness Maureen Smith.
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One of Lion Bill Yoxall’s final tasks as NP&S President was to return the chain of office to Lioness President Maggie Chitty as she serves a second consecutive year as president of Seahaven Lioness Club. The presentation took place at the joint changeover meal for the Lions and Lionesses on Saturday 18th June at Seaford Golf Club.
Seahaven Lionesses tried a new money raising venture by hosting a card boot sale at The Dell in Peacehaven on Sunday 12th June. The early morning start was fine but by 9am the weather started to turn and by 10.30 we hastily packed up as the heavens opened. Even so, we managed to raise just over £100.00 which we were pleased with all things considered. Wonder what the takings could have been on a sunny day? We look forward to the opportunity of hosting another very soon and fingers crossed for better weather.
Lionesses braving a very cold and windy day at a Football Fun Day in June when we sold sweets, cakes and did face painting raising £100.
Lioness President Cate Tipper presented two cheques for part of this years fund raising. £300.00 to LIVES and £750.00 for Lincolnshire young Carers.
Swaffham Lioness Club stall at the Swaffham Fun Day
Thetford Lionesses and Lions with their Environment Awards.
Photo recycling – Thetford Lionesses sorting out the rags and spectacles for recycling. So far this Lionistic year they have raised over £163 with the rag collection and another amount will be made as soon as they have got together another 5 bags to make up the correct amount. Recycling is helping the environment. For their efforts they collected the Lioness Environment Award at this years 105EA Convention.
Badging-up 2 new members, Lionesses Jo-Ann and Jeanette. Witham now has 12 members.
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