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Rotary club to issue tickets for eye exams on Wednesday.

May 10, 2016

Rotary club to issue tickets for eye exams on Wednesday.
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PHILISBURG:----The Rotary Club and the Volunteer Optometric Service to Humanity (VOSH) will resume with eye examinations tomorrow May 11th at 9am at the white & yellow cross. They will be issuing tickets for the first 300-400 people to be seen.

School Children will take preference. The team is doing their best to see and test everyone but are limited by space and available doctors. The rotary thanks everyone for their support, and mentioned that this has been such an EYE opening experience for the need of proper vision care on St. Maarten.

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"The response to this event has been tremendous and we have seen the need in our community for eye care is great. The Rotary Club of Sint Maarten is proud to assist", stated Rotary President Jeffrey "Soc" Sochrin.

"To help facilitate things on Wednesday, we will be handing out tickets tomorrow starting at 7 am at the front desk of the White Yellow Cross. When tickets are handed out, we will try to give an approximate time you can expect to see the eye doctor", stated Rotarian and Event Chairman John Caputo.

Rotary club to issue tickets for eye exams on Wednesday.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=12763

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