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BULLETIN

Official

Formed 16.10.1969 Australian Order 604 “Ordinary People—Amazing Things”

APRIL 2019APRIL 2019APRIL 2019APRIL 2019

District 201 N4 Zone 1

P.O.Box 2371 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

waggawaggasouth.nsw.lions.org.au

ABN 24 850 370 376

www.facebook.com/Wagga-Wagga-South-Wagga-Lions-Club

“We Serve”

Wagga Wagga South Lions Club Inc.

Youth of the Year Regional Event in Wagga

Wagga Lions with the Judges The Judges with the Entrants

Candid picture of the Audience

Ron is acknowledged for his

role at the Region YOTY Quest

Melinda Dengate becomes a Lion when

sponsor Ron Pascoe pins on her badge.

Lion Maria Verning with her

daughter Emily at a recent

dinner mee(ng. Welcome

as a member at Wagga!!!

FROM OUR SECRETARY’S DESKFROM OUR SECRETARY’S DESKFROM OUR SECRETARY’S DESKFROM OUR SECRETARY’S DESK

The following is a list of coming events -

# INVITATION TO LUNCH FROM TUMUT LIONS CLUB to MEMBERS and PARTNERS

DATE: Sunday 7th April

VENUE :The Sir George Hotel, Riverside Drive, Jugiong

TIME : 12:00pm for 12:30pm

RSVP : Wednesday 3rd April to me - Di Smith -0488 603 915 or email dmrlionsn4@gmail.com

Each person attending to order and pay for their own meal from the Menu. www.sirgeorge.com.au/eat/menu/

This is an opportunity to meet and mingle with our neighbouring Lions within our local area.

#DINNER MEETING - Wednesday 27th March @ RSL 6:30pm for 7:00pm

Guest Speaker - Julie Briggs from REROC

Please remember to phone or email apologies to me by 10:30am on Wednesday 27th March if you are not attending the meeting

#WORKING BEE - Saturday 30th March @ Lions Shed - " Hildasid" Gregadoo Rd Wagga Wagga

TIME: 10:00AM

This will be a general tidy up of the shed and the surrounds.

Look forward to catching up soon

Kind Regards

Dianne Smith Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 2019—2020

Audience and speakers at

the Coolamon Region

mee�ng in March 2019.

Some photos of Wagga Lions at the District

YOTY Final at Griffith with an overall picture

of the colourful scene.

Hea�ng and cooling Aussie homes accounts for 40% of household energy use.

5 Tips for Staying Warm In Winter

1. Rug up. It is more efficient to warm yourself., rather than you whole home. Put on a

jumper, have a cup of tea and use a blanket while seated. Even an electric blanket is a

lot more efficient than running a heater.

2. If your hea"ng your house, don’t let your hard earned energy escape through gaps,

cracks a nd windows. Use draught tape to seal gaps and make sure windows are

covered with curtains and pelmets. Ensure you maintain adequate ven"la"on if using

a gas heater.

3. Set your heater at 18 degrees or cooler – every degree warmer than this will use

ten per cent more energy.

4. Staying in the shower uses up to 20 "mes more energy than hopping out under two

heat lamps instead. Even an addi"onal few minutes can make a difference to your

power bill, so avoid using a shower to keep warm, despite how enjoyable it is!

5. Open curtains during the day to let the sunlight warm your home and close them in

the evening to trap the heat in.

SUSTAINABILITY

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