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Bunnings Sausage Sizzle
Gambier City Lions filled in for a group unable to conduct the sizzle.
While the weather outlook was grim with extremely wet , cold and windy weather predicted, it was only late in the day that the rain came in.
Many did come along for their snag and we in fact sold out of our prime Shelton Butchers snags served as always with lashings of onion and a choice of condiments.
At the end of day all of our stock was sold out, fantastic considering the weather.
We cleared $630 to support our work in the Mount Gambier Community.
More details: http://gambiercity.sa.lions.org.au
Australias Biggest BBQ - Saturday 3rd April 2010, 9.00am - 4.00pm
Gambier City Lions catered for the Biggest BBQ at Bunnings Warehouse in Mount Gambier on Saturday 3rd April.
All day sausages sizzled in the green Bunnings Shelter and in the Yellow Lions Van we will served hamburgers, steak, chips, jam donuts and coffeee. Softdrinks rounded out the offerings.
A big thankyou to all who came along and supported us in tjhis venture! We raised a total of $842.25 towards Childhood Cancer Research.
Nelson Childrens Fun Day - Was held on Sunday 28th February at Nelson Victoria
Gambier City Lions Club hosted over 200 disabled children and their families/carers on no expenses fun day at Nelson, Victoria. A BBQ lunch followed by donuts and sweets was accompanied by a variety of fun activities. These included cruising onboard the Nelson Endeavour cruise on the Glenelg River, motor bike rides provided by the Ulysses Club, Fire Truck rides, Merry-go-Round rides care of Port MacDonnel Lions Club, Bunnings provided face painting and fairy floss and Lions Sharon and Lea also contributed plaster figurine painting and sweets. All enjoyed a totally grand day. Link to a small gallery of images is below.
More details: http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/4704451/1/nelson?h=795eb6
Lions step in for flood relief in Pakistan - how you can help!
One of the important elements of being part of the worlds largest service club organisations, it to step in and help during international disasters.
Lions from around the world supported Australia during the Black Saturday Bushfires, Cyclone Larry and other major disasters. To find out how your club can help, please go to the LCIF Website, below.
More than 15 million people have been affected and displaced, with more than 1,200 dead, following the deadliest flooding in 80 years. Moonsoon rains began July 22
More details: http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/news-and-events/newsroom/release-200.php
National News
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More details: http://www.lionsclubs.org.au
