Lioness Charter President Maree Benoit

Lioness Charter President Maree Benoit

Lioness Club celebrates 35 year anniversary

Lioness Charter President Maree Benoit signs the guest book as Joanne Laird (left), Sylvia Prevost, and Midori Kozuki look on.

Lioness Charter President Maree Benoit, now of Kamloops, signs the guest book as Joanne Laird (left), Sylvia Prevost, and Midori Kozuki look on.

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