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They’re in a league of their own

18/07/2008

Above: Jake Day and Ryan Gyss sell their most beloved treasures to raise money for the squadron.

THE Cranbourne squadron of the Australian Air League held its annual fundraiser at Cranbourne West Primary School at the weekend.
Visitors enjoyed air league demonstrations and a variety of displays and stalls as part of the Trade Fair.
The Cranbourne Squadron wants to invite anyone interested in joining to attend a free night to view the league’s activities.
The squadron meets on Wednesdays from 7pm to 9pm at the corner of Worthing and Cross roads in Devon Meadows.
For more information contact Rebecca Vanbergen on 0413 329 105 or David Boyle on 0400 041 800.

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