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Le Domaine Village Women's InstituteLife Boat Club s Janet addressed the Le Domaine Village Women's Institute on Saturday afternoon. What a lovely audience with 15 new members joining LBC and many doing bequests to Sea Rescue. They will be visiting the Durban Base when the building has been completed. Thank you so much to a wonderful group of ladies. Le Domaine Village Women's Institute Le Domaine Village Women's Institute Le Domaine Village Women's InstituteWe hosted various events, teas and tours. The Life Boat Club (LBC) is a social leg of Sea Rescue open to supporters, members, donors and their friends recommended for over the age of 50, but all are most welcome. We would love you to join us in the future, so if you are not part of our mailing list then please send Natasha an email natasha@searescue.org.za or call on 021 434 4011 to be part of these events.
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