South Wellington Lions Club build community with LAMP project

November 4, 2021 @ 11:56 amNews

Ribbon cutting - The South Wellington Lions Club brought into existence another place where generations can meet to help build community. On Oct. 30 residents gathered for a ribbon cutting commemorating the LAMP (Literacy Activity Meeting Places) project in Orton, celebrating Lions Canada’s 1920-20 Centennial. From left: Jean Stacey from Strong Start to Learning, club member Peter Robertson, councillor Jamie Cheyne, club president Carl Gray, Mayor Allan Alls, club member Doug Smith and Elizabeth Debergh from the Wellington County Learning Centre. Photo by Bill Longshaw

Ribbon cutting – The South Wellington Lions Club brought into existence another place where generations can meet to help build community. On Oct. 30 residents gathered for a ribbon cutting commemorating the LAMP (Literacy Activity Meeting Places) project in Orton, celebrating Lions Canada’s 1920-20 Centennial. From left: Jean Stacey from Strong Start to Learning, club member Peter Robertson, councillor Jamie Cheyne, club president Carl Gray, Mayor Allan Alls, club member Doug Smith and Elizabeth Debergh from the Wellington County Learning Centre.                                            

Bill Longshaw