Meetings

EASTER EGG RAFFLE

 
We have our Easter Egg Raffle in a number of venues in our area this year and we would like to invite everyone who sees this posting to visit at least one of the venues, support them by having a drink or something to eat, and then buy a ticket in our raffle!
 
The venues are:
The Albion, Pedwell
The Ashcott, Ashcott
The Barton Inn, Barton St David
The Bear Inn, Street
The British Legion, Street
The Castlebrook Inn, Compton Dundon
The Cross Keys, Lydford on Fosse
The Fox and Hounds, Charlton Adam
The George and Pilgrim Hotel, Glastonbury
The King Alfred, Street
The Leather and Lace, Chilton Polden
The Mullions, Street
The Royal Oak, Walton
The Victoria Club, Street
 
There was an egg in Tor Leisure before it closed for refurbishment and it raised over £120.00. Big thank you to their patrons!
The club wishes to place on record our appreciation and thanks to all venues hosting our eggs this year and we will keep you updated on the final outcome.
Happy Easter!

CHRISTMAS COLLECTION AT MORRISONS

Father Christmas was once again able to visit Morrisons in Glastonbury over Christmas and his helpers were members of Glastonbury and Street Lions Club.

The reindeer behaved themselves and Santa enjoyed talking to lots of children and their families.

The customers of Morrisons were in excellent festive spirit and extremely generous donating £700.24 to the Lions Charity Account. These funds will be used to support principally local causes and groups.

A spokesman for Glastonbury and Street Lions Club said "We want to thank Morrisons store and especially their Community Champion Stella, for hosting us and making us feel so welcome in the store. The donations have helped us support local people and for that we are grateful. We will be in touch with Santa Claus to see if he is able to join us again next December in Morrisons, Glastonbury!"

CLUB VISIT BY DISTRICT GOVERNOR

District Governor Lion James Mathers and Lion Ian Burt

Our District Governor Lion James Mathers and his wife Lion Gail from the St Austell Lions Club visited us for our January meeting.

He was able to present to Lion Ian Burt a 50 year service Certificate of Appreciation signed by our Patron Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Edinburgh and the current Council Chairman Lion David Pope.

Ian joined the Association as a Leo in Petersfield and took on a number of roles in the United Kingdom as a Leo before becoming a Lion in Petersfield and subsequently Dumbarton, Cheddar Vale, City of Wells and now Glastonbury and Street.  During  his time as a Leo he met his wife Lesley and also the signatory on his certificate, Lion David Pope.

The club congratulates Ian on attaining this milestone and we look forward to your continued contribution to Lions Clubs International.

 

 

 

 

 

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