District 14 District 14 - - Details Details Lions, Lionesses, and Leos, In this, my last newsletter as District Governor, I want to thank all the clubs for their hospital- ity on my official visits to your clubs. Also, thank you to all the clubs who gave 100% to the governor’s goals. These clubs are listed in this newsletter and will receive a 100% patch for their banner. I was very pleased to see a lot of the Lions from district 14 D at the state convention in Valley Forge. It was a very productive weekend with all the seminars and meeting with Lions and friends from Pennsylvania Lions Multiple District 14. There were 641 registered at the state convention. Our last Cabinet Meeting for this Lions year will be held on June 9. All cabinet members are ex- pected to be there. All Lions, Lionesses, and Leos are welcome and encouraged to come. Lunch will be served at 12 o’clock, and the seminars will start at 12:30 p.m. Also presidents and secretaries: If you have not attended a cabinet meeting this year, you need to attend this one in order to earn your hun- dred percent, so come on out and enjoy the seminars. Presidents and secretaries who attend the semi- nar but do not have time to stay for the cabinet meeting will receive credit for being there. We still have a few weeks in this Lions year, so let’s bring in some new members to end our Li- ons year. If your club has members who want to leave the club because it’s the end of the year, Presi- dents, please talk to them and see if you can find out why they are leaving and maybe you can take care of the problem they feel they are having if it is with the club. Our membership in D is dropping, and we need to do something about it. Each club must work with members who say they want to drop out at the end of the Lions year. You are Lions, so I know that you can do it! Lions Appreciation Day at Beacon Lodge is July 21 st and all Lions are welcome. At the State convention, Multiple District 14 unanimously voted to endorse PCC Cindy Gregg as our candidate for international director. She is preparing to go to Germany for the international conven- tion. PCC Cindy and PDG Tom, the Lions, Lionesses, and Leos of District 14 D wish you a safe trip to Germany and back home and best of luck in your years to come. In a World of Service, Joan Rohrbach District Governor, 14-D 45 Carol Ann Drive, Lebanon, PA 17046 717-277-5492 or 717-644-7016 A Message from District Governor Joan Rohrbach Pennsylvania District 14 - D Lions June 2013 Coming Events June 9……………...………………..……….…. Cabinet Meeting, Four Seasons (Please note date change!) June 16 ……………...……………..… Ride for Sight, Lititz Family Cupboard July 5 - 9 ………………….. International Convention, Hamburg, Germany July 26 ………………….………………….. Lions Night at the Fightin’ Phillies July 31 Passing of the Banner, Gordinier Hall, Millersville University
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District 14 District 14 -- DetailsDetails
Lions, Lionesses, and Leos,
In this, my last newsletter as District Governor, I want to thank all the clubs for their hospital-
ity on my official visits to your clubs. Also, thank you to all the clubs who gave 100% to the governor’s
goals. These clubs are listed in this newsletter and will receive a 100% patch for their banner.
I was very pleased to see a lot of the Lions from district 14 D at the state convention in Valley
Forge. It was a very productive weekend with all the seminars and meeting with Lions and friends from
Pennsylvania Lions Multiple District 14. There were 641 registered at the state convention.
Our last Cabinet Meeting for this Lions year will be held on June 9. All cabinet members are ex-
pected to be there. All Lions, Lionesses, and Leos are welcome and encouraged to come. Lunch will be
served at 12 o’clock, and the seminars will start at 12:30 p.m. Also presidents and secretaries: If you
have not attended a cabinet meeting this year, you need to attend this one in order to earn your hun-
dred percent, so come on out and enjoy the seminars. Presidents and secretaries who attend the semi-
nar but do not have time to stay for the cabinet meeting will receive credit for being there.
We still have a few weeks in this Lions year, so let’s bring in some new members to end our Li-
ons year. If your club has members who want to leave the club because it’s the end of the year, Presi-
dents, please talk to them and see if you can find out why they are leaving and maybe you can take care
of the problem they feel they are having if it is with the club. Our membership in D is dropping, and we
need to do something about it. Each club must work with members who say they want to drop out at the
end of the Lions year. You are Lions, so I know that you can do it!
Lions Appreciation Day at Beacon Lodge is July 21st and all Lions are welcome.
At the State convention, Multiple District 14 unanimously voted to endorse PCC Cindy Gregg as
our candidate for international director. She is preparing to go to Germany for the international conven-
tion. PCC Cindy and PDG Tom, the Lions, Lionesses, and Leos of District
14 D wish you a safe trip to Germany and back home and best of luck in
your years to come.
In a World of Service,
Joan Rohrbach
District Governor, 14-D
45 Carol Ann Drive, Lebanon, PA 17046
717-277-5492 or 717-644-7016
A Message from District Governor Joan Rohrbach
Pennsylvania District 14 - D Lions June 2013
Coming Events
June 9……………...………………..……….…. Cabinet Meeting, Four Seasons (Please note date change!)
June 16 ……………...……………..… Ride for Sight, Lititz Family Cupboard
July 5 - 9 ………………….. International Convention, Hamburg, Germany
July 26 ………………….………………….. Lions Night at the Fightin’ Phillies
July 31 Passing of the Banner, Gordinier Hall, Millersville University
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Lions, Lionesses, and Leos of District 14D,
The Lions Year for 2012-2013 is winding down, but as District Governor Lion Joan will tell you, do not think it is over until I get pinned in Hamburg, Germany! We have about five weeks to get new members and get the ground plans at least on the table for new clubs in the District.
The District Governor's Team just returned from the State Convention in King of Prussia, and it was a Grand time for all who attended. One great thing about conventions is networking! It is unbelievable how much information you can get just by sitting and listening to other Lions talk about the happenings in their clubs and Districts. Just attending a Council Meeting will open your eyes to the happenings around the state and what happens for the betterment of the State. Motions are made that affect us all, and unless you get to see the Council Minutes, you don't get how much thought from the 18 District Governors went into the vote. It surely opened my eyes, and I can hardly wait for my year to start, so I can start working with my 17 District Governor brothers and sisters to keep the Great Lions State of Pennsyl-vania strong in LIONISM! There is a lot to do getting my year off to a running start, and I will have my calendar ready for the July Newslet-ter. It is nearly done, but a couple of dates are twisted around, so I need to do more work on it. If any club wants to know the date of my visit next year before the July newsletter is published, please call or email me and I will get it to you. I will tell you that the Passing of the Banner will be July 31, at Millersville State University at Gordinier Hall & Bolger Conference Center. A reservation form is on page 8 of this newsletter. Please make your reservations right away. On June 30, I will head to New Jersey to take a plane to Hamburg, Germany, for the Lions International Con-vention. I am looking forward to this trip, as I have never been out of the United States. I am looking forward to meeting the new International President, Lion Barry Palmer, whom I have been talking to on Face Book since last year. As a Dis-
trict Governor-Elect, I still have much training to do in Hamburg. My group leader is Past Interna-tional Director Tony Benlow. He has been telling our group the many things that we will be look-ing at in our training. It seems that I have homework to do even before I get on the plane. I do know that there are 18 DGEs from Pennsylvania going on the trip and that there are a number of Pennsylvania Lions going as well. I am looking forward to seeing our own Past Council Chair Cindy Gregg being elected to an International Director position. We will not know if she will be on the ballot until we get to Hamburg, but we are hoping and praying that she is. In closing, I want to take time to thank a couple of people who have helped me to get to
the honorable position of District Governor for District 14-D: Lion Stephen Grosh, PDG Lion Walter and Lion Sharon Lesher, PDG Rodney Sweger, PCC Lion Steve Benedict, the Millersville Lions Club. There are three Lions who have passed on who also helped me, and I would not feel right if I did not mention them. They are DG Fred Lenhart, his wife Lion Sandy, and the very first person I asked about if I could do the job of District Governor, Lion Jan Sweger. I think of these people often, and I know they are all watching over me. As always, if you have questions, concerns, or suggestions, please contact me at 717-293-9280 at home, 717-824-1744 on my cell, or via email at [email protected].
We are a team in 14-D, and there is no "I" in team! We, the District Governor's Team, strive for the betterment of the Lions in both Lebanon and Lancaster counties!
Lion John "Jack" V. Sauders District Governor Elect
Lions District 14-D Roar Lions, Roar!
Greetings from 1st Vice District Governor
Changing of the (Editorial) Guard
Thank you to all District officers and committee chairpersons and to the clubs who sent information for the
District newsletters during the past two years. It has been my pleasure to serve as newsletter editor. But now it is
time to turn the task over to someone else. See page 14 for information about your new editors, and please support
them by sending your articles and photos for publication in the District newsletter. Lion Joanna Smith
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Lions, Lionesses, and Leos,
May came in like a Lion and also has gone out like a Lion. Our weather has
been completely unpredictable, and I for one am ready for the hot days of summer
to arrive. I have had enough cold and windy days.
Our state convention in Valley Forge is now history. The Lions of District R
did a great job hosting this event, and I believe that all in attendance had a won-
derful time. There were many informative workshops and lots of excitement as we voted to endorse PCC
Lion Cindy Gregg as the Pennsylvania-endorsed candidate for International Director . The vote was
unanimous, and Pennsylvania will be well represented by Lion Cindy. I wish her the best as she travels
to Germany to hopefully come home as our newest International Director. We also were honored by hav-
ing International President Wayne Madden attend the convention this year.
As our Lion’s year winds down, please try to concentrate on membership retention and avoid losing
members at the end of the year. Give those Lions that are possible losses a call and let them know you
care and that they are important to your Club. Find ways to work with them when there are difficult
situations instead of just dropping them. Let’s have a great June and keep every hand we have to help
better serve our local communities. We have GREAT clubs in our District, and I know you can do it! I
have faith in you.
Yours in Lionism,
Lion Deb Burkholder, 2nd VDG 151 W. Swartzville Road
Again this summer, we have baseball tickets for the 2013 Reading Phillies, who now have a new name –
Fightin’ Phillies.
Buffet tickets are available for $25 per person. The buffet ticket includes your game ticket. Remember, if
you purchase a buffet ticket, you will have 2 1/2 hours of eating, plus drinks all evening. You will be sitting on the
third baseline, right in the middle of the action! The buffet offers BBQ ribs, BBQ chicken, hamburgers, cheese-
burgers, hot dogs, etc. Just 80 buffet tickets are available, so do not hesitate!
The date is July 26, one night only this year. In case of rain, another date will be provided. There’ll be fire-
works at the end of the game. What a way to spend a Friday evening! Consider making this an outing for your
entire club. General admission tickets are 50 for $100.
Money from this fundraiser will be used to help defray the cost of the 2015 State Convention to be hosted
by District 14D. Clubs may purchase game tickets by contacting PDG Bosh Lesher at 717-336-2408 or 420 Sandy
Hill Road, Denver, PA 17517. Consider tickets for your neighborhood baseball team, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
senior center, neighbors, and family.
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The Lioness Corner GREETINGS “FAB 4”,
It’s on its way into the Lioness history book …
Yes, the 2012-13 Lioness year is about over except for the
cheering and that “lady” that is supposed to sing!!! New officers will
be installed as the “Fab 4” head into the future. But what a year it has
been! All Clubs outdid themselves in raising funds for their commu-
nity and beyond and have contributed to the District Governor’s
Goals. We’ve had an increase in membership, and now the goal is to
hold onto those new Lionesses. We can do that by listening to them, going forward with change, and gradu-
ally moving them into the “how-we-serve” mode by igniting their passion for helping those less fortunate
through joint efforts, which lead to the rewards of a job well done and the fellowship of Lionesses working
side by side. There is nothing better than to see a plan come together for good.
The presidents and officers of your Club have led you well and deserve that “pat on the back”! May you
continue to prosper and serve in the great District 14-D. I am proud to be a Lititz Lioness; it is where I started
my journey in 1982. And I am so very proud of the “Fab 4.” Hang in there, grow strong, and work toward
better things to come as you step into the 2013-14 Lioness adventure.
Thank you for the hospitality that you have shown me as I visited your Clubs. I’ll be hanging around as
your Lioness Coordinator. Business as usual!
Lioness Co. Kathy
P.S. I attended Lions MD14 State Convention in May, and while there I attended the Lioness/Ladies Break-
fast where I, along with 15 other Pennsylvania Lionesses, received the "Pennsylvania Lioness of the Year"
award. I am very honored by this and consider it an award for the "Fab. 4," who continue to serve and shine in
District 14-D.
District 14-D will host the State Convention in 2015, and I'll be looking for ideas for the Lioness/
Ladies Breakfast, which will be a stage to show off District 14-D Lionesses!
Heidelberg Lionesses Honor Centenarian Member
At their 30th anniversary Charter night on May 9, Heidelberg Twp. Lioness
Club honored a very special member, Lioness Dorothy Horst (right in photo). Dorothy,
who celebrated her 100th birthday May 30, was honored with a corsage presented by
Club President Betty DeLong (left in photo). Lioness Dorothy attends most club meet-
ings and is still interested in the club’s service projects.
Hers is quite a Lions/Lioness family. Her late husband, Clarence, became a
member of the local Lions Club about three years after it was chartered, and Lioness
Dot is a charter member of the Lioness club. Together they were active in their clubs
and attended various state and international conventions.
And it goes on! Three daughters, Lionesses Yvonne Balsbaugh, Peg Welch,
and Judy Werner, are charter members of the Lioness club and active in all of the
club’s projects. But it doesn't stop there. Two sons-in-law, Amos Balsbaugh and Jake
Werner, are active members in the Lions Club. The third son-in-law, Sam Welch, is
deceased.
Imagine!! A whole family of Lions and Lionesses who believe in our mottoes
"We Serve" and “We Serve, Too.”
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June 2013
As I end my term as District Leo Coordinator, I would like to thank all Lions Clubs who sponsor a Leo Club and the Leo Advisors for their work with the Leo Clubs. These are our future Lions. This will be my final article as the school based clubs are finishing for the year with the school year ending.
The Manheim Township Leo Club helped the Manheim Township Lions at their annual pancake breakfast. They also collected 30 books in support of the Lions Clubs RAP program. The Ephrata High School Leo Club continues to help monthly at the Ephrata Library by helping with children’s crafts on a Monday and this month held a brunch for teacher appreciation day. They will be holding a food drive on June 1st at Redner’s.
In my last article, I failed to recognize the District Leo of the Year. She is Anna Downey of Manheim Township Leo Club.
A reminder, as your Leo Club elects their officers for the next year, the Lion Advisor should go to MyLCI to reg-ister your new officers. Also, please send me the form listing your new officers.
Do You Have the Winning Steelers Raffle Ticket? Drawing Set for June 9 Cabinet Meeting
If you don’t have tickets for the Steelers Raffle, you need to hustle! Time is running out. The drawing will take place during Cabinet meeting on June 9. One lucky ticket holder will win the opportunity to attend the Steelers opening home game on Sunday, Sept. 8, at 1 p.m., when the Pittsburgh team takes on the Ten-nessee Titans! You can be the hero who takes two friends or family members with you to see this game. Tickets are a bargain at $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. If you or your club still has stubs and money for tickets you’ve sold, get them to me at once! Be sure every ticket you sold gets into the contest barrel to be eligible for the drawing June 9! Please make sure each ticket stub is filled out with buyer’s name and phone number and seller’s name. A great big thank you to all clubs and individuals who sold raffle tickets!
Many thanks to Lion Kenneth H. McCombs III of Bareville/Leola/Leacock Lions Club for donation of the game tickets.
This project is a fundraiser of the 2015 State Convention Committee, PCC Steve Benedict, chairperson. A
report of the project will appear in the July District newsletter.
It is an honor and a privilege to be endorsed by you, the Lions of Pennsylvania, for the
high office of International Director. I want to thank all of you for your support and encourage-
ment during the past several months. You, the members, are the most important part of our
great organization. Without your service, Lions Clubs International would not be the largest
and best service organization in the world.
Thank you, again, for allowing Tom and me to serve you with pride and dignity at the
International level.
Yours in Service and Friendship,
Cindy
Cindy Gregg, PCC
An Invitation
Spouses of Cabinet members are especially invited to attend Cabinet meeting on Sun-
day, June 9th, at which time a shower will be held for the incoming first lady, Patti Sauders.
Everyone is asked to bring a gift for Lioness Patti, something that will be helpful to her during
her year as first lady.
Gifts such as stamps, all-occasion cards, thank-you cards, stationery, personal toiletry
items in travel sizes (toothpaste, deodorant, hand lotion and sanitizer, shampoo, tissues, etc.),
photo albums, and journals have proved useful to former first ladies.
Use your imagination and bring any other useful, fun gift you can dream up!
Please come and welcome Patti to her important role as “First Lady” and encourage her
for the exciting and fun year she will have.
Please Note!! Any cabinet member is welcome to give a gift to Patti. Just give it to Lion
Jamie when you arrive at the Cabinet meeting and she will see that Patti receives it.
Any questions please contact Lion Jamie at 717 366-5311 or [email protected].
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East Cocalico Lions will hold their 20th Annual Shotgun Golf Tournament on Saturday June 8, at Chapel Hill Golf Course. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m. and the tournament will start at 7 a.m. Cost is $70 and includes golf, cart, steak dinner, beverages, and prizes. Hole sponsorships are available. All proceeds will be given back to the com-munity. For information contact Lion Tim Hegeman 717-475-3530 or any East Cocalico Lions member. Heidelberg Township Lioness Club will install new officers on June 3 at Brickerville House. Lioness coordina-tor Kathy Ridder will preside for the installation. The club will not meet in July but will hold a pizza party August 5. The club will present scholarships to graduating ELCO seniors Brandi Whitman of Myerstown and Seth Musser of Heidelberg Twp. Brandi will pursue a degree in Physical Therapy at Lebanon Valley College or Arcadia. Seth plans to attend the University of Chicago, where he will double major in Physics and Math. Lititz Leo Club will hold “Sail for Sight” on June 23. Tickets are available from club members. Millersville Lions Club will host the 3rd annual Link for Limbs 4-person Scramble Golf Tournament on Friday, June 21, 1 p.m. at Crossgates Golf Club, 1 Crossland Pass, Millersville. Proceeds benefit the Save-A-Limb Fund at Si-nai Hospital, Baltimore. Entry fee of $85 per person includes greens fee with cart, range balls prior to start, lunch and dinner, tournament golf giveaways, skill competition prizes, and silent auction. Collared shirt required; no denim permit-ted. To register, contact Michael Schaeffer, 2813 Southwick Drive, Lancaster 17601, email to [email protected], or phone 717-824-1020. Mountville Lions Club will have a blood drive on Monday, July 8, from 1-6:30 PM at Trinity UCC Church, lo-cated next to the swimming pool in Mountville. Donors may reserve a time by calling the American Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767. Walk-ins are also welcome. Soup, sandwiches, drinks, and desserts are available to all who come in. Contact PCC Steve Benedict at 789-9605 or PDG Ron Peters, 285-4795 for more information. . Wakefield Lions Club recently donated $320 from coin cards to Lions sight conservation, $680 to Quarryville Lions for a WW II park bench, $250 to the Newtown, Conn., Lions Foundation, and $250 to Challenger Little League baseball.
All clubs are invited to send information about their activities and projects. The editor will include as many as space allows in each
monthly newsletter. Deadline for newsletter items is the 25th of each month. Send information to the editors as a Word document.
You are cordially invited to attend…
Intercourse Lions Club
40th Anniversary Celebration! Please join us and our Charter Members as we celebrate our 40th year of service to the Intercourse community. This evening of food, fellow-
ship, music and fun will be held at …
Intercourse Fire Hall, 10 N. Hollander Road, Intercourse, PA
Tuesday, June 25. Cost is $20 per person.
Reservation deadline is Tuesday, June 18. Musical Entertainment provided by Summit Hill
Buffet Menu: Fruit Cup, Garden Salad, Roast Beef , Ham, Red Skin Potatoes w/Parsley, Baby Car-rots, Succotash, Rolls & Butter, Coffee and Iced Tea, Pecan Pie, Apple Walnut Cake
Send completed form to: Lion Chester Stoltzfoos, 38 N Eastland Dr., Lancaster, Pa. 17602
Call (717) 278-7372 for further information.
Yes, ___________________________________(name) will attend! My party consists of _______(#
ppl). Enclosed is $_________. I belong to the ____________________ Lions Club.
PAGE 14 DISTRICT 14 - DETAILS JUNE 2013
New Editors for 2013-14 District Newsletters
Lion Bonnie and IPDG Bob Eberly will do the District Newsletter in the coming year. Thanks to Lion Joanna Smith for the great job she did with the District Newsletter. We hope to continue to provide the most informative and interesting district newsletters as Lion Joanna created. As Lion Joanna needed the help of Lions, Lionesses, and Leos, we also need your help to receive informa-tion each month.
As previously, we ask that information and pictures be sent to us by 25th of the month be-fore the next newsletter. Club newsletters as well as fliers of upcoming events should be sent to PDG Bruce Carpenter, Information Technology co-chair; Lion Dominick Raimato, Publicity chair/ Information Technology co-chair; and Newsletter Editors, Lion Bonnie and PDG Bob. (See contact information below.) PDG Bruce will make sure information goes on the website, and Lion Dominick will share the information on Facebook and Twitter, as well as submitting articles to publications. Lion Bonnie, Lion Dominick, PDG Bruce, and I will share information among us so that the pertinent news gets out by as many means as possible.
Our goal is to get the monthly district newsletter out by the 1st of the month. It would be ad-visable to get fliers or information of club or district event activities in at least two months prior to your event. We look forward to doing our best to share the news of the district.
A tragic event occurred in the United States recently when a deadly tornado touched down in Oklahoma, kill-ing over 20 people, including children, as well as destroying schools, a hospital, and many homes in Moore.
A donor in Vancouver, Canada, was so moved by the stories of individual bravery and survival from Oklahoma that he donated US$1,000 to the disaster relief fund at Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) as a challenge to other Lions to match his donation. A match does not need to be the full $1,000, but can be any amount - even US$1. Through local Lions efforts, this money will be used for immediate relief and long term reconstruction. To match this donation, contact LCIF or donate at https://www.lcif.org/EN/ways-to-give/lion-disaster-donation.php. All donations to the disaster relief fund are Melvin Jones Fellowship eligible.
Many other Lions across the US and the world have also responded to the devastation in Oklahoma. A club in Michigan had a club meeting Tuesday night and members donated over US$3,000. More donations are on the way from clubs across the district. Districts in Florida and Virginia are sending truckloads of relief supplies to the scene. Donations have come in from Ontario and Prince Edward Island in Canada and from many clubs in the US.
Please be generous in your donations to assist disaster relief and reconstruction. Thank you! LCIF Development
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Lion/Lioness Kathy Ridder was
named Lioness of the Year in 14
D at the Lioness/Ladies Breakfast
at State Convention. Kathy is a
member of Lititz Lioness Club
and West Earl Lions Club.
International President Wayne Madden (left)
awarded PDG Dale High (Intercourse Lions Club)
a Leadership Medal at the International Banquet
on May 18 at State Convention. Assisting with the
presentation was PID James Cavallaro.
District Secretary Lion Michael Guinivan (Mount
Joy Lions Club) was honored with a Leadership
Medal at the banquet. The award was presented by
IP Madden (left) and PID James Cavallaro.
One of several Lions in 14 D who were honored at
the International Banquet at State Convention
was PDG Walter Lesher (Schoeneck Area Lions
Club), who received a Presidential Medal from
International President Wayne Madden (left).
PID James Cavallaro assisted with the ceremony.
Lion Sue Benedict (Mountville Lions Club)
was also awarded a Leadership Medal by IP
Madden and PID Cavallaro.
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International President Wayne Madden makes a
point during his address to Multiple District 14
Lions at the International Banquet on Saturday
evening during State Convention in Valley
Forge.
After some cajoling and rehearsal, IP Madden
directed the Pennsylvania Lions All-State Band
in a rendition of the Notre Dame Fight Song.
(Editor’s note: These young musicians are so
good they don’t really need a director!)
Above are some of the 14 D Lions who attended the 90th State Convention in Valley Forge May 16
through 19. Our District was well represented at the convention. Every Lion should consider attending
state convention in Pittsburgh (14 B) in 2014 and when our District hosts the convention in 2015.
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PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT 14 -D LIONS
June 2013 Newsletter
Lion Joanna Smith, Editor 440 N. Angle Street Mount Joy, PA 17552 [email protected]
717-653-2019
New to the District Web Site
The following updates/additions have been made to the District 14-D Web Site
www.lionsdistrict14d.org
Continue to update Link to the current digital edition of the LION Magazine with includes videos
and bonus stories: Located under Quick Links.
Added a Link to the Lions of Pennsylvania Foundation Web Site: Located on Links Page
Added a Link to the Lafayette Lions Club Web Site: Located on Links Page
Removed Link to Greater Lebanon Valley Lions Club. Link did not work anymore.
Added Slide Show of Scenes/Pictures of Lion Jim Groff and other Lions helping victims of Hurricane
Sandy: Located on Home Page
Added a Link to a video from PA Lions Beacon Lodge Camp, Summer 2012: Located on Home Page
Added a Link to view the April International Executive Board Summary: Located under Quick
Links
An online calendar is part of the District web site. To display the calendar, click on the Calendar tab on most Web Site Pages.
The calendar lists all District 14-D and club events and fundraisers if I know about them. Click on an underlined description
to display more information about the event. Please inform Newsletter Editors Bob and Bonnie Eberly or me of any events,
activities, or fundraisers your club is having so I can include them in the calendar. If possible, include a flyer about the event.
I encourage all Lions to utilize not only the District website but also Lions International’s site to learn about Lionism.
Contact Lion Bruce Carpenter at [email protected] if you have questions, comments, or would like to see something added to
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