The Beaver Valley Lions once again are doing what they do very often and the reason they have their weekly bingo. Above; Ted Hall (2nd) from the Fruitvale Community Chest gladly accepts a cheque from Lions members Bev Thompson, Paul Terness and Doug Brooke. Below; Hopefully everyone is well fed over the holidays, George and Marlene on behalf of the United church food bank accept a helping hand from Lions Paul and Bev. The Beaver Valley Lions would like to thank all our bingo players for making these donations possible and thank you to all that have donated their used glasses, hearing aids, stamps and pull tabs.

The Beaver Valley Lions once again are doing what they do very often and the reason they have their weekly bingo. Above; Ted Hall (2nd) from the Fruitvale Community Chest gladly accepts a cheque from Lions members Bev Thompson, Paul Terness and Doug Brooke. Below; Hopefully everyone is well fed over the holidays, George and Marlene on behalf of the United church food bank accept a helping hand from Lions Paul and Bev. The Beaver Valley Lions would like to thank all our bingo players for making these donations possible and thank you to all that have donated their used glasses, hearing aids, stamps and pull tabs.

Beaver Valley Lions’ bingo helps many

$1,500 was donated to help the Fruitvale Community Chest make up Christmas hampers

$1,500 was donated to help the Fruitvale Community Chest make up Christmas hampers

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