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February 2011 Page 1

District Governor’s Message

Hello fellow Lions. Lionesses and Leos As we start the second month of 2011 we are looking at a month known as Heart Awareness Month. The American Heart Association calls for everyone to wear something Red on National Wear Red Day on February 4th. This will bring an awareness of saving lives every day. Although we are not the Heart Association we as Lions save lives every day by our deeds. We have provided glasses, medical equipment, food baskets as well as food gift cards thereby saving the people in our communities from hunger and the vision of many. We must continue to meet the needs of our community daily throughout the year. We need to get healthy ourselves in order to continue our goal of service. We need to get active by finding time in our overscheduled lives for exercise. This will give you more energy and therefore able to do more than before you started getting regular exercise. Simple things such as parking further from your destination, taking short walks throughout the day, or play video-games with your grandchildren and family. The simplest, positive change you can make to effectively improve your heart health is to start walking. It’s enjoyable, free, easy, social and great exercise. How will this affect your ability to function and BE ACTIVE in Lionism? Will this enable you to provide more hands to complete your fundraisers or service activities? Can you make this resolution to better your health as well as your ability to serve? Even though this is not the beginning of the year we can still make resolutions for the remainder of the year. It might help you to think about what Helen Keller is quoted as having said, “Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties.” The following items might be resolutions, you want to consider for your club:

Pay dues as soon as you receive your statements from LCI, State and District

Conduct election of club officers for Lions year 2011-2012 prior to April 15, 2011 And submit your results online by completing PU101 online by May 15 2011.

Send results of elections to 1st VDG Gerri Towson no later than May 15, 2011 for the new District Directory.

Support the District by attending its affairs such as the annual Convention

During this year, Continue to Learn, Serve, and Inspire though Lionism These resolutions will not only make you a better person and a better Lion, they will help strengthen your Club and our District.

. Yours in Lionism, DG Linda

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First Vice District Governor Comments

Dear Fellow Lions, Lioness and Leos:

Where has the time gone? I can’t believe we are in the month of February. We have

already completed three of International President’s Sid Scruggs goals: engaging our

youth, sharing the vision and relieving the hunger. Our district has stepped up to the

plate in helping to achieve his goals and theme “Beacon of Hope.” Our clubs know

that as Helen Steiner Rice wrote “Time is not measured by the years that we live, but

by the deeds that we do and the joys that we give.” Thank you for your caring and

sharing for others. You are truly Lions Lightning the Way.

Due to the weather DG Linda and I will be visiting some clubs on rescheduled dates,

but we will get there in sharing what our clubs are doing. On January 22nd

, we had fifteen Lions from our

District attending the Club Excellence Program in Morgantown, PA . There were close to ninety Lions there

representing their districts to hear how we can build Membership, Strengthen the Club and Resources needed to

do so. You will be hearing more about this Program. Again, I would like to thank all our clubs for the great job

you have been doing so far and I know will continue to do so because you are living our motto “WE SERVE”.

We have State council the weekend of February 4-6 and are hoping for no snow especially like last February

(28-30 inches) with no heat, no electricity. We will be prepared this time with flashlights and extra blankets.

Well, it is getting time to nominate and elect your officers for next year. When you do, will you please send

your PU-101 Form with their information to DG Linda, 1st VDG Gerri and 2

nd VDG Don. This is how we will

be able to know of any changes and using the information in making up our new directory for 2011-12. Please

send to us by April. Also mark April 29-30th

on your calendar for our District Convention. You will be getting

more information shortly. “Remember We Are Lions of the World-Lighting the Way as WE SERVE.”

Yours in Lionism, 1st VDG Gerri

Governor’s Visitation Schedule Feb 4-6th State Council Meeting Feb 22nd Rising Sun Feb 9th Clifton Heights Feb 23rd Southampton-Warminster Feb 12th Philadelphia Chinese March 1st Lindley-Olney Feb 13th Cabinet Meeting March 2nd Southampton Lioness Feb 17th Tacony Torresdale Feb 20th Filipino American

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MELVIN JONES FELLOWSHIP

The Melvin Jones Fellowship Program was established in 1973 in honor of

Melvin Jones, the founder of Lions Clubs International. Melvin Jones Fellowships are given to individuals in recognition of unrestricted donations of US$1,000 to Lions

Clubs International Foundation (LCIF). Such a contribution illustrates a significant commitment to humanitarian service and allows LCIF to perform such miracles as

preserving sight, combating disability, promoting health and providing disaster relief.

New Melvin Jones Fellows receive an MJF pin, commemorative plaque and a letter

from the LCIF Chairperson. If the donor so chooses, he/she may use their donation credit to honor another individual with a Melvin Jones Fellowship.

Since its inception, the Melvin Jones Fellowship program quickly became the backbone

of LCIF’s funding. The Foundation received a significant increase in MJF donations during Campaign SightFirst and it successor, Campaign SightFirst II. Most of the

donations to both campaigns were MJF donations.

Today, MJF donations account for 70% of the Foundation’s annual revenues. It is largely through the support of this program that LCIF continues to be a leader in

providing humanitarian service throughout the world.

Quick Facts

o The names of all Melvin Jones Fellows are displayed on a rotating computer list

in the LCIF Recognition Room at International Headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois. Each year

o Fellowship recipients are invited to attend the Melvin Jones Fellows Luncheon at the International Convention.

o Districts, clubs and individuals can donate to LCIF through the Melvin Jones

Fellowship Program, but only an individual can receive the recognition. o Melvin Jones Fellowships can be named in honor or in memory of an individual

o Only unrestricted donations are eligible for Melvin Jones Fellowships unless otherwise approved by the LCIF Executive Committee.

o The MJF donation does not need to be paid at once; minimum installments to LCIF of US$100 can be paid over a five-year period to total US$1,000, at which

time donor applies for the MJF.

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UPCOMING DISTRICT MEETINGS

THIRD CABINET MEETING

The third Cabinet meeting will be held on Sunday February 13th at 1:30PM at the Bucks Co Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, 400 Freedom Dr, Newtown, PA. Light refreshments will be furnished.

ZONE MEETINGS

Upper Bucks Region Zones A & B Meeting on Monday, February 28th, at 7:00pm at the Dublin Star Diner. Includes the following clubs: Chalfont, Doylestown, Dublin, Hilltown, Perkasie, Plumstead, Quakertown, Richlandtown, Solebury, Springfield Twp, Trumbauersville and Upper Bucks Lionesses.

PHILA South/West Region, Zone B Meeting will be held on March 25th at 7:00pm at Keenan’s Valley Inn- 468 Domino Lane- Phila., PA., guest speaker will be PDG Ken Moore speaking on Camp Kirby. Includes following clubs: Filipino-American, Northwest, Phila Deaf, Roxborough-Manayunk Lions/Lionesses, Phila Law Enforcement

STATE PEACE POSTER CONTEST RESULTS

The results of the Pennsylvania Lions Peace Poster Contest are: 1st Prize – District 14-E, Alyssa Minko, sponsored by the Stewartsville Lions Club 2nd Prize – District 14-T, Eleni Parke, sponsored by the Lower Paxton Lions/Lionesses 3rd Prize – District14-B, Elena Ashoff, sponsored by the Whitehall Community Lions Club

Honorable Mentions 1. District14-G , Sarah Nields, Warrensville Area Lions Club 2. District14-M, Lyssa Current, Charleroi Lions Club 3. District14-R, Jenna You, Lansdale Lions Club

The 1st place poster will be forwarded to Lions International for entry into the International Contest.

2010 International Grand Prize

Winning Poster

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LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL

Global Service Action Campaigns

DISTRICT CONVENTION BASKETS District Governor Linda has again asked me to do the baskets for this year’s

upcoming convention. I am asking every club in the district to think about donating one or two. It is one of the money makers to offset some of the costs of the Convention. I sure could use your help selling tickets this year.

Here are a few basket ideas for your club: A Lottery Basket, snack basket, baking basket, spring planting basket, pasta basket, pet basket, these are just a few ideas. I'm sure your clubs have more ideas. Another idea is for every member to donate a bottle and you can have a basket of cheer, complete with snacks. Baskets should be valued at about $50. Each.

If you want to help or donate a basket you can e-mail me lionestella@verizon.net or call me at 215-757-6442.

Lion Estella Kristiniak, Specialty Baskets Chairperson

Protecting our Environment

Lions Clubs International adopted environmental protection as an official policy in 1972 and as an Adopted Service Program in 2003. Today, the need for a global response to the environmental

issues of our planet is greater than ever. We live in a world in which the forests that renew its air and the water that brings life to all things are in danger.

These are not dire predictions of the future. They are happening today. According to the United

Nations Environment Program, only about 20 percent of the world's population has reliable access to clean drinking water. More people die each year from unsafe water than from all forms of

violence, including war. The UNEP also estimates that the world has lost more than 80 percent of its forests in the last century alone.

In April, Lions Clubs International will shine a light on the environment. All Lions clubs around the

world are invited to participate in this global effort by planning events and activities such as:

organizing a community clean-up project;

working with a local forestry department to plant trees in your community;

educating your community about easy eco-friendly practices to adopt in daily life,

organizing a recycling project to collect old eyeglasses, batteries and small electronics.

There are many more project ideas available, along with a planning guide and other information at

"Protecting Our Environment" Global Service Action Campaign.

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Lions Club Activities-January 2011 Adelphia Lions Club- Volunteers will help at the Pancake Breakfast for Overbrook School for the Blind, on

Sunday 03/27/11. Our guest speakers were Nancy & Joe Maida and they talked about a Lions Club in Italy, where they have family who are Lion members. We plan to twin with them.

Aston Township Lion Club- Donated $30.00 to Heifers International, Little Rock, AK. which sends bee hives to poor Citizens in third world countries. Sent two handicapped men for eyeglasses to Lens Crafters in Media, PA . At our February 17th meeting, we will have a Valentine Party for all members and their wives. Planning a Pancake Breakfast fund raiser on Sunday, April 9th at the Aston Community Center, Aston, PA. Also fund raiser called Texas Hold Em on April 9, 2011 at the Folsom Fire company, Folsom, PA.

Bensalem Lions Club Held installation of their new Leo Club which we sponsored on January 20th (35 members). Gave our 430 food baskets for the holidays.

Brandywine Lions Club Working on their charities and projects to the needy. Club planning for June Golf fund raiser and our Father’s Day Car Show.

Bristol Lions Club Working on many service projects to help the needy and collecting used eye glasses. Bucks Assn BVI Lions Club No Report Chalfont Lions Club No Meeting held due to weather Clifton Heights Lions Club No Report Doylestown Lions Club Various food items were collected at the Doylestown Lions annual Christmas

Party and donated to the Food Pantry of Doylestown. 3 Members put in 19 hours and boxed and presented 3000 pairs of eyeglasses to Lens Crafters for 2010 year. 21 Lions put in 32 hours for their Pot O Gold Fund Raiser. 154($40.00 tickets) have been sold by the Lions for this fund raiser. So far $690.00 has been dispersed to winners. This fund raiser should bring in approximately $2,000.00 to be disbursed for various community causes. Final tabulation will take place at the end of the campaign in June. Club donated 60 ($25.00) food gift certificates to a Women’s Place as their project for Relieving the Hunger.

Dublin Lions Club- Reviewing and planning for upcoming projects: Game Dinner April 11th - Community Day- June 5th , annual Dublin Fire Co. Carnival and Dublin Arts Festival-October.

Filipino American Lions Club Rendered a Memorial Service for deceased members which were attended by DG Linda Cunningham, 1st VDG Gerri Towson, Zone Chair Ellen Matus-Rivera and PDG Santos Rivera. Two members attended an RSVP Environmental Team presentation regarding sources of water contamination at the John Heintz Wildlife Refuge, Southwest Phila. Seven members attended the Overbrook School for the Blind Christmas Holiday Reception and Concert. Held our annual Christmas party after the club meeting at a member’s residence. Plans for next year fundraisers discussed during the meeting.

Greater Phila Asian American Lions Club Planning Chinese New Year party/fundraiser on March 12th. Hilltown Lions Club Continue to work on their service projects for the community. Langhorne Lions Club Continue to collect and recycle cell phones for Overbrook School for the Blind and

shelters. Candle Sale: $17.00 additional profit. Football Banquet-01/17/11, Night Races and Candle Sale 03/12/11. Pancake Breakfast and Candle Sale- 04/17/11. Salsa fundraiser date TBD.

Lansdowne Lions Club No meeting was held due to illness and snow. Lindley Olney Club Continues to collect used eye glasses for Lens Crafters, also selling candy as a

fundraiser. Four members help with feeding ministry held at St. Gabriel’s Church two Saturdays a month. Members also continue to collect and donate can goods and staples to the food cupboard at the church. Club selling chances for the benefit of Overbrook School for the Blind and their Pancake Breakfast. Benjamin Coffee was installed as a new member of the club.

Marple Newtown Lions Club No Report Media Lions Club Continue to work with their service projects for the community.

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Lions Club Activities-January 2011 (continued) Middletown Lions Club Club providing eye glasses and hearing aids for the needy. Also working on their

service projects for their community. Newtown Lions Club members working on their service projects to help the community and the needy. Northampton Lions Club 298 pair glasses, collected and processed for VOSH, DEL/VAL: total for year

2742. Two Lions each week service soda machines at various locations around the township. Estimate $700.00 per month. Christmas Party was a big success at home of Lions Ruth and Larry Hauler.

Northeast Lions Club Annual Christmas Tree Sale held on December 11, 2010. Club continues to work with service projects for the community.

Northwest Lions Club Members are busy selling our February lottery tickets. Since 2005 club has collected 2,703 pair of used eye glasses. Also continue to help the food bank and other service projects for the needy.

Pennsbury Lions Club Members working on service projects and fund raisers for Lion charities and the community.

Perkasie Lions Club Continue to collect eye glasses and send them to Bucks Assn. for the blind. Also loaning out hospital equipment to those in need.

Philadelphia Chinese Lions Club No Report Phila Deaf Lions Club No Report Phila. Law Enforcement Lions Club Working on service projects for the community and collecting used

eye glasses to send to Lens Crafters. Philadelphia Save A Sight Lions Club No Report Plumstead Lions Club Members working on service projects and fund raisers to use for their charities

and the community. Quakertown Lions Club Gave out ten baskets to the needy. Received a thank you note from the Bucks

County Association for the Blind and a note of appreciation from Judy Schmauder for our support. Mike Patterson was accepted as a new member and will be installed this month. Three of our members have volunteered to co-chair the Pork and Sauerkraut fund raiser scheduled for March 26th . Club collecting used eye glasses.

Richlandtown Lions Club Members working on service projects for the needy. Rising Sun Lions Club Collecting used eye glasses and working on service projects for the community. Roxbourgh-Manayunk Lions Club Members working on service projects for those who are in need in the

community. Solebury Lions Club Collecting used eye glasses from their 3 drop boxes in the area. Southampton-Warminster Lions Club. No Report South Philadelphia Lions Club. The Christmas Dinner Party was enjoyed by all who attended, Santa was

there and many danced to the DJ’s music. Door prizes were raffled off and we had a 50/50 drawing. The Bake Auction and District Linda Cunningham’s visit which had been scheduled for January 18th was cancelled. It was rescheduled and held on Monday, January 24th . Our Valentine Dinner Party will be held on February 15th. A Money bouquet will be raffled off. Our football Luncheon to honor and award High School Football Students from the South Philadelphia Area High Schools will be held February 22nd. Due to the passing of our long time member of 55+ yrs, Lion Joseph Ruffenach, who had always chaired the event, Lion Barbara Ricci has graciously stepped in to chair the Football Luncheon. Both the Valentine Dinner and the Football Luncheon will be held at Swan Caterer’s Waterfall Room,

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Lions Club Activities-December 2010 (continued)

Springfield Lions Club Since the last meeting was cancelled plans are under way to induct our new club members at the upcoming meeting: Lisa and Robert Tiffany and Kathleen Lawless. Our used eye glasses collection chairman extraordinaire, Lion Alex Massey, reports that we collected 4,412 pairs of eye glasses last year. All have been turned over to Lens Crafters for use in Central American countries. Plans are under way to run a food collection and distribution project leading up to the Easter period.

Springfield Twp. Lions Club Members are working on service projects. They are also continuing to sponsor a world vision child ($35.00 a month). Lion President Hallman read the response we received from our World Vision sponsored child from Armenia. Lion Baumgartner announced that Wadia Wilkie is the child our Club is sponsoring at Beacon Lodge Camp this summer. Each spring, our Club’s Scholarship Committee meets to select deserving Palisades High School seniors to be recipients of one of three $1,500 cash grants awarded annually to students attending a four year college or university, a two year community college, or a vocational//technical school. Our Club issues the scholarship directly to the student during an awards ceremony held at the high school in May attending by the sitting club president. Normally our club receives over 40 applications each year and since the early 90’s has disbursed well over $25,000 to assist students in pursuit of further education. “We Serve.” Game dinner March 24th , 2011. Lion Helm reported that all the pheasants and venison is done and that the game dinner tickets are being distributed. Plans are being made to celebrate our 65th anniversary of Charter Nite in April.

Swarthmore Lions Club . Eye glasses collections; eye glass recycling-continuous - all delivered to the Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired and for the needy. Greeting cards project ongoing.

Torresdale Tacony Mayfair Lions Club Collecting used eyeglasses. Trumbauersville Lions Club Members gave out 4-45 food baskets for the needy. Still support kidney

recipients (11) which they help through the foundation that are on dialysis. Club also continues to collect used eye glasses and give eye glasses to those in need. Held annual Game dinner, sponsor sports for special kids -$350.00-Quakertown Youth Baseball -$250.00-Quakertown Hockey Club-$1,500.00. Chartered Scout Troop #13 –Planning a meat shoot February 20th at Betterment Club, planning Gear Aficionadg Nite March 15th at North Penn Gun Club.

Warrington Lions Club Sect’y. Eileen gave Pres. Jim a patch we received for our banner for a President Retention Award. Our Scholarship Committee will be meeting sometime in April to look over applicants. They will be looking at applicants from CB South & Archbishop Woods. The committee looks at Community Service, Leadership, Need and Grades. Upcoming Events”: Easter Cheese Cake Sale, Golf outing, Triathlon and Warrington Day.

Wayne Lions Club Members continue to work on service projects for the needy. Western DelVal Lions Club No Report. Wills Eye Hospital Lions Club Members recycling used eye glasses. Also conducting football raffle fund

raiser which will continue up until Super Bowl Sunday.

Lioness Club Activities

Aston Township Lioness Club The Lioness and Lions club of Aston had their Christmas Dinner together and was enjoyed by everyone. Gifts were collected by members and taken to Fair Acres and given to patients that have no family. Eight $50.00 gift cards from Giant Market and ten $50.00 gift cards from Walmart were purchased and donated to needy families in the area for the holiday Club donated $500.00 to Overbrook School for Blind and $500.00 to the Domestic Abuse Program of Delaware County

Bensalem Lioness Club Members collected and turned in 200 pairs of eye glasses and 30 baseball caps. Also sent donation to seriously ill woman and completed lottery.

WE STILL NEED YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Club secretaries please send the e-mail addresses to PDG Jim Harrington at jimaharri@yahoo.com to expand our list of addresses to send the monthly newsletter. This will keep your club members informed of district and state news.

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Lioness Club Activities (continued)

Bristol Lioness Club We are now supporting 7 “Lifeline Recipients” we will make and deliver dinner monthly to Kelly Family Center. Holiday Bazaar Millionaire Raffle netted $318.00 profit. 1st United Church Bazaar & Wood River Village Candy Sales=$305. Boscov’s Friends helping friends=profits $190.00, Psychic Night=profit $435.00, Burger Nights=$789.00. Five tickets for Lions Eye Bank of Delaware Valley gift of Sight Raffle sold.

Roxborough-Manayunk Lioness Club Members continue to work on their service projects for the needy Southampton Lioness Club No Report Springfield Lioness Club Will send $100.00 for raffle tickets from Overbrook School for the Blind and

Breakfast tickets will be sold at the meeting. It was agreed to send $50.00 to the Blind Sports Authority in support of the athlete who will represent the U.S. in Judo, also $100.00 ad in the MD-14 convention Ad Book. Guest speaker for January meeting will be K-9 Leader Dogs. $63.00 was collected on the Christmas Tree for the Ministerium and Lions Bank of Delval sent 5 raffle tickets and are being purchased by the club. Sarah Lawson will be sworn in as a new member at the February meeting. The Sunday theater and dinner event will be on February 20th . $60.00 per. Keep March 5th open for our Outback Luncheon. It is a nice affair and all who attend have a good time. We will have a 50/50 and door prizes. The February meeting will be Make it, Bake it, Sew it, Grow it theme. A special thank you to the J. Kavanaugh Foundation for their generous contribution of $3,000.00 to our charitable fund.

Upper Bucks Lioness Club Members involved in many projects for the needy in their community.

In Memory of Lion Frank J. Kolanko August 2, 1933

December 28, 2010

The members of Bucks County Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Lions Club (BCABVI) are grieving over the passing of their founder and long time Lion, Frank J. Kolanko. We were privileged to know Frank. His dedicated efforts, improved the lives of many others. His humor made any task easier, and he was generous with words of praise for a job well done. How he lived, inspires us to do better. With Frank in our hearts, we will continue “to serve”, as he did for so many years.

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In Sympathy Our prayers and deepest sympathy to the families and friends of the

following deceased Lions

Anthony Boccardo – Bristol Lions Alfred Magro – Bristol Lions

Joseph Ruffenach – South Phila Lions James McGhee – Southampton Warminster Lions

A ship sails away and we see it no more, but we know it is going to some other shore.

Our dear ones pass on and we see them no more, but we know they are waiting on some other shore.

By Helen Steiner Rice

Lion Rod Powell's Tribute Dinner

After serving over 30 years Lion Rod will be leaving CBVI

(Delco Blind Center),

On Thursday, March 31, 2011 at 6 PM a dinner will be held at THE BALLROOMS

at Boothwyn, 1405 Meetinghouse Road, Boothwyn, PA 19061.

The choice of entrees will be chicken and beef (more details later).

The cost is $35 per person with a cash bar.

A program booklet will be published. If you or your club, would like to honor Rod, a

full page ad is $50, a half page ad is $25, a business card ad is $15, and a patron is

$5 per person.

For more information, contact Lion C. Robert Hoyt via email at

charleshovt01@comcast.net or by cell phone at 610-517-9362.

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CLUB PUBLICITY IDEA OF THE MONTH......

Question

Are you or members of your club receiving more than one copy of the

Lions International magazine? If so, send an e-mail to Joanne at Lions Clubs International

Joanne.marra@lionsclubs.org

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Introducing

District 14-A’s new Leo Club the

Bensalem Leos Sponsored by

Bensalem Lions Club

Our new Leo Club members pose after the Induction Ceremony

New Bensalem Leos officers with Bensalem Lions President Ian Jeffery (l) and

Leo Club Advisor Lion Mary Jeffery (r)

Some of the over 400 food baskets prepared and delivered by the Bensalem Lions Club over the Holidays

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International Director Jim Cavallaro in

Scotland

Last Fall’s Lions International Board of Directors meeting was held in Scotland, with kilts being the “uniform”

for a formal dinner

International Directors Gene Spiess, Douglas Alexander and Jim “showing off some knee”

International First Vice President Wing-Kun Tam Past International President Joe Wroblewski

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Chalfont Lions Club President Andy Shellock presents Ismael

Rodriguez owner of the Chalfont Family Restaurant a certificate of

appreciation for their participation in the Chalfont Lions Club Christmas

Tree Project.

Texas Hold'em Tournament

Benefits Aston Township Lions Charitable Foundation, Inc. Location: Folsom Firehouse 4th and Sutton Avenue

Folsom, Penna.

Date: April 9, 2011

Time: Doors open at 6 PM

Start time is 7:00 PM Sharp--end 11:00 PM

Price: $75 buy in, $50 re-buy

Day of event Cash Only at the door.

Prizes to be determined.

For information call 610-494-1562, 215-601-0516, or 610-517-9362.

Mail Checks to: Aston Twp. Lions. C. F. Inc.

P. O. Box 2052 Aston, PA 19014-0052

Mail in deadline is March 25, 2011. Make checks payable to Aston Lions C.F.,Inc.

Proceeds to benefit blind, deaf, and needy persons in our community.