Sussex Inlet Evening VIEW Club
About
Sussex Inlet Evening VIEW Club was formed in 1988.
We are a friendly group of over 40 ladies actively involved in raising monies for our three Smith Family Learning for Life students.
As well as interesting speakers at our dinner meetings we often have themed dinners and fun activity nights such as recent Christmas dinner.
During the year we usually have an Indoor Carpet Bowls night, Melbourne Cup sports night, speakers and many other entertaining evenings. We annually hold a breakfast for International Women’s Day. We attended our local Public school assembly in December donating two books to the library in memory of one of our members; this year we presented vouchers to 4 deserving students in the name of Evening VIEW. We are proud to help our local community and will be once again collecting hygiene products, beanies, scarves etc for homeless people within the Shoalhaven area.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
When
- Meeting Day on 3rd Wednesday of the month
Contact
Margaret - 02 4441 2114
Email: sieview1@gmail.com
Where
SUSSEX INLET
St Georges Avenue, SUSSEX INLET, NSW 2540
30th Birthday June 2018
On 20th June we celebrated our 30th Birthday, Pat McRae our National Vice President attended.
The theme of the evening was Black White and Pearls, with the tables beautifully decorated and everyone getting into the spirit.
Our head table was the Presidents Table, with 7 of our past Presidents able to attend, making this a very special night.
2017 Members celebrating Christmas
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