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City Lions help village residents enjoy social afternoon

Murray Bridge City Lions member, Margaret Bourke, presents a selection of board games to Murray Heights Retirement Village president, Merv Schopp. (Supplied)
Jason Irvine

The Murray Bridge City Lions continues to support the community, recently having donated an assortment of cards and board games […]

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