Lions support Scout Island youth leaders

Lions support Scout Island youth leaders

Lions Club member Larry Gray presents a cheque to Scout Island Nature Centre youth leaders Connor Dolighan and Kacie Young to help with work being done to improve the centre this summer, such as planting trees, setting up watering systems, and fixing protective fencing.

Lions Club member Larry Gray presents a cheque to Scout Island Nature Centre youth leaders Connor Dolighan and Kacie Young to help with work being done to improve the centre this summer, such as planting trees, setting up watering systems, and fixing protective fencing.

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