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Rotary Club of Williamstown throws on free Christmas party

20/11/2012

By Star Weekly

A free Christmas party for children will be held in Williamstown on Sunday. Hosted by the Rotary Club of Williamstown, it will run from 11am-4pm at Seaworks, 86 Nelson Place.

Activities include free rides, a jumping castle, roving clowns, music entertainment from Westbourne Grammar, and a visit by Santa, the water police and firefighters.

Rotarian Kathy Roberts says any proceeds will go to the HeartStart program, which makes defibrillators available to schools and sporting and youth groups.

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