WELCOME TO THE M.U.G.S .CLUB PAGE
(MEMBERS UNITED GATHERING SUPPORT FOR EVERYONE IN NEED)
The Occupational Therapy Department at The Sir George Sharp Unit, Fife
Rehabilitation Service, Cameron Hospital in Windygates was pleased to
receive a cheque for £300 donated by Lodge Earl Haig No1260. M.U.G.S. club
The funds will be used to maintain and develop the Therapeutic Garden.
Dr Skelton received the cheque on behalf of Fife Rehabilitation Service.
from Bro Almoner T Inglis PM of Lodge Earl Haig.
Present in the photograph are from the left: Bro Christie PM ,Secretary, Lodge Earl
Haig
Elaine Grant-Shanks (Advanced Occupational Therapist), Bro Almoner T Inglis PM (Lodge
Earl Haig),
Dr Skelton (Associate Specialist),
Maureen Richardson (Head of Occupational Therapy), Fiona Sinclair
(Occupational Therapist).
Rehabilitation Service, Cameron Hospital in Windygates was pleased to
receive a cheque for £300 donated by Lodge Earl Haig No1260. M.U.G.S. club
The funds will be used to maintain and develop the Therapeutic Garden.
Dr Skelton received the cheque on behalf of Fife Rehabilitation Service.
from Bro Almoner T Inglis PM of Lodge Earl Haig.
Present in the photograph are from the left: Bro Christie PM ,Secretary, Lodge Earl
Haig
Elaine Grant-
Earl Haig),
Dr Skelton (Associate Specialist),
Maureen Richardson (Head of Occupational Therapy), Fiona Sinclair
(Occupational Therapist).
© LODGE EARL HAIG 1260, 2005 - 2007
The M.U.G.S. Club was set up to raise money for a local good cause, it costs a £1 to join and for this
you get an old fizzy drinks can (empty of course ), which you then fill with any loose change you may
have, once full the tin is then passed on to our Bro Treasurer. Initially only coppers were allowed, but
this has been extended to allow any coinage ( British legal tender only ), the average contents with copper
last year was anything between £6 and £9 on average, so we will wait with bated breath to see what the
average contents will be this year!And of course any donations will be gratefully received.
you get an old fizzy drinks can (empty of course ), which you then fill with any loose change you may
have, once full the tin is then passed on to our Bro Treasurer. Initially only coppers were allowed, but
this has been extended to allow any coinage ( British legal tender only ), the average contents with copper
last year was anything between £6 and £9 on average, so we will wait with bated breath to see what the
average contents will be this year!And of course any donations will be gratefully received.
THIS YEARS CHOSEN GOOD CAUSE
