NEW members and continued growth of the monthly market will be key aims of Inglewood Lions Club over the next 12 months.
President Eddie Sydor was re-installed as president at the club’s changeover dinner on Friday night.
Mr Sydor was again given the club’s gavel by Charlton club member Peter Watts who also inducted new member Peter Farmer.
In his report on the last year, Mr Sydor said the market return in its new location outside the town hall had been a success.
Mr Sydor said the market would resume in spring with hopes to further increase the number of stallholders.
He said several new members were expected to join the club over the next year, growing the  team catering for functions and raising funds in the community.
The toast to Lions International was proposed by Inglewood-Bridgewater RSL president Michael Hobson who thanked members for their work.
Guest speaker Tim Birthisel talked about his life as a footballer, banker and now consultant.
Other club office-bears installed included secretary-treasurer Helen Swale and vice-president John Little.