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Lions Club of Hanwelipura Lions Club of Hanwelipura Club No: 058152 Chartered on22.04.1996 Region : 05 Zone : 01 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extended By Lions Club of Avissawella Extension Chairman – Lion Tikiri Bandara Guiding Lion – Lion Tikiri Bandara & Ananda Zoysa District Governor then in Office – PDG Lion Late Roysten De Silva Club Executives PRESIDENT Lion S.Iddamalgoda M.No.1440800 Kahahean, Waga. Licensed Surveyor Tel: 036-2255282(R) L/L: Amitha SECRETARY Lion Deepani Gamage M.No. 2074390 “Sirisewana”, Welikanna, Waga. Human Resource Specialist – Swiss Embassy, Colombo Tel: 071-7057162(M),036-2255878(R) Email: [email protected] Spouse: Lion Prabhath TREASURER Lion Haritha Adhikari M.No. 1430107 No. 242/2, Araliya Sewana, Welikanna, Waga. Planter Tel: 071-3392484(M),036-2255340(R) L/L: Saumya District Cabinet Executives From Lions Club Of Diyawanna Oya CABINET SECRETARY Lion R.A.P.Ranasinghe M.No. 1440811 “Prabhavi”, Pahathgama, Hanwella. Attorney- at- Law : No. 4, Court Rd, Seethawaka, Avissawella. Tel: 071-8478826/077-6099461(M),036-2255205/4921808(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Shirani DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S CHIEF PROGRAM COORDINATOR It & Communication Lion Prabhath S. Gamage M.No. 1435455 “Sirisewana”, Welikanna, Waga. General Manager – Mobitel Engineering Office, Colombo 05 Tel: 071-7310412(M),036-2255878(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Lion Deepani DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S CHIEF PROGRAM COORDINATOR Women Membership Development,Co Chairperson District Get together Lion Deepani Gamage M.No. 2074390 “Sirisewana”, Welikanna, Waga. Human Resource Specialist – Swiss Embassy, Colombo Tel: 071-7057162(M),036-2255878(R) Email: [email protected] Spouse: Lion Prabhath Spouse: Lion PrabhathL/L: Priyanka DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON - Club Supplies, International Shipments & Customs Lion S.D.Gamini M.No. 1435456 No.33, School Avenue, Kalubowila, Dehiwala. Deputy Director – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 077-4717687M),011-2735473(R) L/L: Deepani Club Executives - 38 Lion S.Iddamalgoda M.No.1440800 Kahahean, Waga. Licensed Surveyor Tel: 036-2255282(R) L/L: Amitha Lion Deepani Gamage M.No. 2074390 “Sirisewana”, Welikanna, Waga. Human Resource Specialist – Swiss Embassy, Colombo Tel: 071-7057162(M),036-2255878(R) Email: [email protected] Spouse: Lion Prabhath Lion Haritha Adhikari M.No. 1430107 No. 242/2, Araliya Sewana, Welikanna, Waga. Planter Tel: 071-3392484(M),036-2255340(R) L/L: Saumya Lion R.A.P.Ranasinghe M.No. 1440811 “Prabhavi”, Pahathgama, Hanwella. Attorney- at- Law : No. 4, Court Rd, Seethawaka, Avissawella. Tel: 071-8478826/077-6099461(M),036-2255205/4921808(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Shirani Lion Prabhath S. Gamage M.No. 1435455 “Sirisewana”, Welikanna, Waga. General Manager – Mobitel Engineering Office, Colombo 05 Tel: 071-7310412(M),036-2255878(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Lion Deepani Lion S.D.Gamini M.No. 1435456 No.33, School Avenue, Kalubowila, Dehiwala. Deputy Director – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 077-4717687M),011-2735473(R) L/L: Deepani Lion Sumith Rajapaksha M.No. 2505151 No.726 D, Sudawila Rd, Ranala. Teacher – Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Colombo. Tel: 077-9745193(M),011-2415504/2505151(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Renuka Lion P.L.K.Tissara M.No.1446157 “Thisaragiri”,Sudawila Rd, Ranala. Landscape Designer/Horticulturiat Tel: 071-5564861(M),011-2415520/4270090(R) L/L: Mangalika Lion Sarath Chandra Attanayake M.No. 3143087 No. 221,Jalthara, Hanwella. Licensed Surveyor – Main Street, Hanwella. Tel: 077-3059265(M),011-4885199(R) L/L: Mallika Lion R.F.Wijetunga M.No. 1446161 “Neo”, Vidyala Mw, Hanwella. Businessman – Neo Tradres, Hanwella. Tel: 077-7845884(M),036-2255131(R) L/L: Rohini Lion B.H.M.L.Chandrasiri M.No. 1435449 No. 49, Jayanthi Mw, Padukka. Deputy Supt.of Custems – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 077-3991284(M),011-2859438(R) L/L: Kulaseeli Lion D.W.Dangalla M.No. 1435451 “Geethanjali”, Angampitiya, Padukka. Deputy Supt.of Custems – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 077-7733044(M), 011-3174336(R) Spouse: Thamara Lion D.V.Dharmapriyantha M.No. 1435453 No.108/A1, Kandewatta Rd, Nugegoda. Deputy Supt.of Custems – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 071-2782531(M),011-2859784(R) L/L: Champa Lion W.A,Danapala M.No. 1435450 No. 69/42G, Polwatta, Padukka. Technical Officer – Jeddah Sector, P.O.Box 15441, Jeddah 21444, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Tel: 011-2859277(R) L/L: Gunawathie Lion Rathnasiri Rupasinghe M.No. 2606446 No. 500/5, Thalapathpitiya Rd, Madiwela, Kotte. Highway Engineer – No. 11, 3rd Avenue, Rossmoyne, Western Australia. Tel: 077-3714084(M) L/L: Kanthi Lion P.C.P.P.De Silva M.No. 1435452 No. 315/17, Samanala Mw, Galagedara, Padukka. Deputy Supt.of Custems – Sri Lanka Customs, Colombo 01. Tel: 077-7424352/071-4415238(M),011-2830362(R) L/L: Arunamali Lion K.A.Gunathilaka M.No. 3478934 No. 375, 1st Lane, Hanwella. Tel: 072-2112009(M) L/L: Malkanthi Lion K.H.Senaratne M.No. 1446165 No. 65, Pitumpe, Padukka. Sales Manager – Neo Traders, Hanwella. Tel: 077-0137999(M),011-2859243(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Jayantha Lion W.Mallikarachchi M.No. 1440804 Cross Rd, Hanwella. Businessman – Samanala Trade Centre, Main Street, Hanwella. Tel: 072-8601144(M),036-4906464(R) L/L: Vijitha Lion K.W.Amarananda M.No. 1435448 No. 455C, Kanista Vidyala Mw, Pahathgama, Hanwella. Tel: 077-3067966(M),036-2255775(R),036-2255190(O) L/L: Sandaya Lion Priyantha Abeysinghe M.No. 2752867 No. 134/1, Diddeniya Rd, Hanwella. Engineer Tel: 077-7668530M),036-2254061(R) L/L: Dr.Nandathilaka Lion M.P.Jayatissa Perera M.No. 3478935 No.380, 1st Lane, Hanwella. Manager - SLPA Tel: 071-8688369(M),036-2255788(R) L/L: Nilmini Lion Dr. H.N.Wickramasinghe M.No. 1446159 Doctor – Peoples Medical Centre, Hanwella. Tel: 036-2255102 L/L: Nelum Lion J.A.D.Senaratne M.No. 1446154 Pinnawala, Waga. Bank Executive – Bank of Ceylon, Padukka. Tel: 077-6664237(M),036-2255173(R) L/L: Sunanda Lion Sanath Maniyangama M.No. 1440805 Waga, Iridapola, Thummodara. Civil Engineer Tel: 071-6004088(M),036-2254130(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Chamini Lion Frank Perera M.No. 1847136 “Ramyawasa”, Meepawita, Dompe. COC Hardware, Pahala Mapitigama, Dompe. Tel: 077-6098507(M),011-2455679(R) L/L: Ramya Lion D.L.Puswella M.No. 1440809 No. 80/32, Panaluwa, Watareka, Padukka. Planter Tel: 077-7849574(M),011-3174430(R) L/L: Haridra Lion H.P.C.N.Jayathilaka M.No. 1440803 “Patalee”, Niripola, Hanwella. Planter/Navigator Tel: 071-5355608(M),036-2255558(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Chamila Lion Somaratne Vidanapathirana M.No. 1446158 No. 1772/A, Dekanduwala Rd, Meepe, Padukka. Asst. Secretary/SLAS Officer –Ministry of Health, Colombo. Tel: 071-8030551(R),011-8030421(R) L/L: Dammika Lion Ahamed . Mohandas M.No.1440806 No. 141, Ibaraki Lanka, Dutugamunu Mw, Kalubowila. Tel: 077-3434439(M),011-2809614(R) L/L: Fasliya Lion W.D.Sarath Perera M.No.1440807 No.79,Boralugoda, Kosgama. Planter Tel: 077-0222866(M),036-2255974(R) L/L: Ayoma Lion Pradeep Rodrigo M.No. 1446153 Angamuwa Rd, Arukwatta, Padukka. Tel: 011-2859702(R),071-3661227(M) Email: [email protected] L/L: Padma Lion D.Ranatunga M.No. 1446152 Lucky Auto House – Main Street, Hanwella. Tel: 077-3113026 (M), 036-2255119(R), 036-2254009 (O) L/L: Indrani 94- - Lion Regil Sandyaraj Hewa Waduge M.No. 3737445 No. 1, Ingiriya Rd, Padukka. Tel: 077-3982379(M), 011-2859004(O) Email: [email protected] L/L: Manoma Lion K.Anura Jayalal M.No. 3656614 No. 29/A ,Kokila Rd, Wellawaththa. New Kanthi Jewellers – Main Street, Hanwella. Tel: 072-8263303(M),036-2254063(R),036-4910207(O) L/L: Wathsala Lion K.Jayarathne Kadugoda M.No.3753440 No. 36/50, Lionel Jayasinghe Mw, Godagama, Homagama. Project Coordinator - SLBC Tel: 077-5830092(M)011-2750530(R),011-2392792(O/F) L/L: Chandralatha Lion M.Sarath Jayawardena M.No.3737447 No. 556, Kumara Mw, Padukka. Tel: 072-4877472(M) L/L: Sriyani Lion P.Hettiarachchi M.No.1435459 No. 255/1, High Level Rd, Galagedara, Padukka. Draughtsman Tel: 071-6337677(M),011-2830705(R) Email: [email protected] L/L: Kumari .
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