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Ariel at Lions helm

The happy and caring side to life as members of the Lions Club of Inglewood came to the fore on Mother's Day this year when club secretary, Lions lady Lexie Bennett and retiring president Stuart Parker presented roses to patients in the Inglewood Hospital. Lexie is shown here with a patient happily accepting two of the beautiful blooms.

THIS year’s Lions Club of Inglewood annual change-over dinner marked 44 years of dedicated service to the Inglewood community and […]

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