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Our NSRI Shelly Beach Rescue Base received a cheque of R5000 from the Shelly Beach Lions this week. They will be using the funds towards the revamp of their First Aid room.IMG-20160930-WA0005The Lions members from left: Dave Waters, Mark Brewitt and Clint Fray as well as Shelly Beach crew. (Not in the photo is Paul Brauteseth, but present) The Lions members from left: Dave Waters, Mark Brewitt and Clint Fray (Not in the photo is Paul Brauteseth, but present) as well as Shelly Beach crew Jeremiah Jackson (Station Commander holding cheque), Barry Mollet, Pieter Venter, Ruahn Beattie, Gary Wolmarans, Ben Raymakers and Antoinette Le Roux.20170124_173612_resized Shelly Beach Station Commander receiving the cheque of R5000 from the Lions Club Community Services Director Clint FrayWe appreciate the support so much, thank you.
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