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Logan VIEW Club

About

Logan VIEW Club was formed in 2008.

Currently, the Club sponsors nine Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.

We are a friendly club and currently have 68 members. As well as our monthly lunch we hold a social outing each month. These activities range from morning teas, bus trips, theatre parties and more. Our motto is Fun and Friendship and Cheryl would like to welcome you to our lunch. Please phone to arrange on 3711 9146.

We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.

Location

When: Meeting Day on 2nd Wednesday each month
Time: At 11.00am for 11.30am
Where: Logan Diggers Services Club
Address: 42-48 Blackwood Road, LOGAN CENTRAL QLD 4114

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Contact

Cheryl on 07 3711 9146
Email: viewlogan@gmail.com

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Club News

Story of The Tree in June 2025

Background information about Our Tree provided by Wendy Hollingsworth:

In my first year as Delegate, at the end of year Zone Conference, our then Zone Councillor Lerlene Burrows gifted each club a Lilypilly tree. This tree was to represent the growth between The Smith Family, VIEW Club and the students who have been sponsored through VIEW Clubs. The club could do what they wish with the tree. Most chose to raffle it off, but I put to our club that we donate it somewhere in Logan where it can be enjoyed by many in the years ahead and have the room to grow to its full potential. I nurtured the tree till we found a home for it.

The day came and we had an event for the planting of the tree. It was positioned in a great spot in between the Logan Gardens and the Council offices. While the hole was being dug, Councillor Teresa Lane suggested we get out of the heat and go to the Council offices for a cuppa. We had a lovely time and got to catch up with Councillor Jon Raven (now Mayor) as well as Councillor Karen Murphy. Then we went back down to do the planting of the tree.

Fast forward to now and I went and checked on our tree to see how it was growing and as you can see in the photo, it is growing beautifully.

April 2025

Our guest speaker for April 2025 was Ian Aves, chair of Legacy Logan Contact Group, which is a part of Legacy Brisbane.

Ian spoke of the incredible history of Legacy Australia, how it came to be, and the vital support that Legacy Logan gives to the children, partners, and families of veterans. We were very grateful to have Ian come and talk about the inspiring work of Legacy.