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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.
Presentation to The East Anglian Air Ambulance for £300 raised from a make-up party organised by one of our members as a thank you to the Air Ambulance who was called to take her husband to hospital when he had a very serious fall from the roof of the shed he was building.
Donated £160 to ‘Aspires’ a local centre for providing work for adults with special needs. The money is used to provide the members with outings and leisure activities.
A cheque for £300 was presented to the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. There are 50 different forms of MD not only affecting children but also adults in later onset of the condition. Although there is no cure for MD lessons are being learnt about how to manage the muscle weakness.
There was no counting calories when Dursley Lioness Club held their annual Pudding Evening at the Lions Den, Dursley. Members of the Lioness club got to work with whisks, cream, pastry and lots of goodies to make a dazzling array of puddings which were eagerly mopped up by appreciative guests. The evening, which raised around £300 for Lioness charities, was voted a great success.
Lioness Club of London Golders Green Business Meeting President Sandhya Gandecha with visiting Lionesses. With President Lioness Chris Clements, Pat White, Lion Penny Tregillus Speech & Hearing Officer.
Lioness Club of London Golders Green Business Meeting LP Sandhya with LP Chris Clements of Seahaven Lioness Club
Lioness Club of London Golders Green Meeting, Lion Penny Tregillus, Speech & Hearing Officer
Lionesses from London Golders Green at District 105A Zone E Service Activity Event - Fun Day helping out for people with disabilities.
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Following a successful Cow Pat Competition, Paddock Wood Lioness Club presented a cheque for £1,000 to Kent Air Ambulance. We sold 1200 "plots" and the person who chose the winning plot won £200. Needless to say this local man was delighted. We had a brief talk by the pilot of the Air Ambulance who showed us the helicopter and some of the equipment on board. They were very grateful for our donation. While we were there we asked if they had any "Joy Boys" left. Apparently they only had a few, so it has been arranged that we will donate a further 60 to them. As well as giving the cuddly lions to traumatised children, they give them to disabled children who visit the site for a tour.
Pontefract Lioness Club celebrated Yorkshire Day by holding a collection at Junction 32 Retail Park and giving out White Roses to the public. President Alison said, “we have provided white roses on Yorkshire Day for a number of years now and they are always well received but this year we also had a variety of colours available”. The collection raised a total of £263.56 which will be donated to the Princess Royal Trust for Carers and other local charities.
Left to Right: Lionesses Sylvia Marshall, President Alison Ingleby and Patsy Parkinson
Left to Right: Lionesses Dee Lazenby and Jeanne Morgan
The Mayor of Seaford, Tracey Willis, held a Charity Fashion show on Wednesday 25th November at Seaford Head Lower School which was organised by Seahaven Lioness Club. The clothes were provided by Travelling Trends and were for sale at very reasonable prices. In spite of atrocious weather conditions, there was a large audience who supported the evening by
Pontefract Lioness Club once again hosted the Zone ten-pin Bowling competition for the Ventriss Cup. Members of Castleford & Pontefract, Featherstone and Normanton Lions plus Pontefract Lioness Club competed for the trophy and Lion Peter Kilburn of Castleford was the proud winner beating Roy Charlotte (also of Castleford) by just 1 point.
raising nearly £120 on the raffle.
There were seven glamorous models, including Mayor Tracey herself. She had already been on television with Gok and had her wardrobe displayed on Seaford Seafront!
The evening raised about £400 in total and the money raised will go to support local charitable causes, and in particular to the Seaford Lifeguards, the Sea Cadets (the Mayor’s charities) as well as to some of the Seahaven Lioness Club charities.
Many thanks to all who supported the event.
Lynn Robinson and Daphne Lake from GIFTs have been presented with a cheque for £1100 by Sleaford and District Lionesses. Lynn gave an interesting talk about the history of GIFTs and the range of services which they provide for terminally ill people and their families.
Photograph – left to right - Lioness Suzanne Creedon, Daphne Lake, Lynn Robinson, Lioness President Ann Bush
Folkingham Village Hall was the venue for an evening devoted to the tastes and aromas of India. An audience of about 40 people watched Lioness Meena Cuthbert prepare and cook a range of delicious dishes from her home country, which included Coriander Chicken and Spicy Potatoes. Meena explained the importance of choosing the right spices, and she demonstrated a fool-proof way of cooking rice to perfection. Afterwards, the audience enjoyed sampling the food, and Laura Creedon was the lucky raffle winner of all the dishes which Meena had prepared.
Meena demonstrating how to prepare Pilaf Rice
The audience enjoying the food
Stephen Hyde, LIVES Responder, attended Sleaford and District Lioness meeting, and gave an entertaining and informative account of the work which is done by members of LIVES throughout the county.
Past President Ann Bush presented Stephen with a cheque for £1000.
Swaffham Lioness Club stall at the Swaffham Fun Day
Thetford ( Breckland ) Lioness club President Janice with the winners of the Summer quiz evening. £200 was raised towards Breast Cancer and Lioness Charities
Lioness Charity Jail Break
Lionesses Sandie, Sheila and Sylvia outside the prison.
Lionesses showing their tails
Lionesses have broken out of Jail.
Lionesses awaiting departure at Stansted Airport for Frankfurt Germany.
Looking at the chocolates on sale.
I never spill a drop.
Lionesses meet up with Lioness Moira Grundy who has moved to Germany.
We pray this does not put on too many pounds
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