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Lions, Lionesses, and Leos of District 14 B:

Cheers to a New Year and another chance for us to get it right. ~Oprah Winfrey

I hope that all of you had a wonderful holiday season. According to the calendar we are

beginning a new year and it is when many of us make resolutions to improve ourselves in

some way, such as taking better care of ourselves through exercise and diet or just being a

better person through our actions with others. Sadly, most resolutions we make will be

history by February if not sooner. One resolution I would like to see us all make is to

spend just a little more time being active Lions. Maybe it might be participating in more

of your Club’s activities or attending a few more meetings. Every little bit helps in

sustaining our existence into the future.

January also marks the half way point in our Lions’ year and I feel that this would be a

good time to see where we stand with our membership numbers. For the period July 1,

2017 thru December 15, 2017 we have added 55 new Lions and have dropped 67

resulting in a net loss of 12 members. I should point out that many of these drops were due to a few clubs making overdue

roster adjustments. Our mission at this time is to make sure these 55 new members feel welcome and comfortable and part

of our team. As I have said in the past, our most precious and important asset is our members. As of the end of November,

14 of our 34 clubs have added at least one new member and at this time 34% of our members are woman which is the

highest percentage in the Multiple District 14. All in all, I feel we are doing well with membership and I want thank each

of you who have sponsored a new member this Lions; year.

I am happy to report that our district has four new Certified Guiding Lions as a result of attending the Leadership

Symposium on November 5th in Greensburg. They are Lion Melissa Kondrich-Hogan (KL Monroeville LC), PDG Alice

Jones (Mon River Fleet LC), Lion Marni Latterman (KL Pleasant Hills LC) and First VDG / Kirby Marchand (KL White

Oak LC). Thank you and congratulations to you four dedicated Lions.

At this time, I would like to welcome home PDG Harold Fletcher from the Cleveland Clinic where he underwent a very

successful double lung transplant. He is no longer tethered to an oxygen tank and is ready to resume his job as Cauldron

editor next month. I also want to give a big thank you to Lion Frank Deluca for the outstanding job he did as interim

editor for the last several months.

Yours in Lionism, DG Geoff .655.3321 H

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Visit us on Facebook District 14B Lions

DISTRICT WEBSITE

http://e-district.org/sites/14b “A District in Transition!”

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

PDG Geoff Temple

156 Dutch Lane

Pittsburgh, PA 15236

412.655.3321 Home

412.956.5723 Cell

liongeoff@gmail.com

1st VICE

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Kirby Marchand

3402 Fieldcrest Drive

N. Versailles, PA 15137

412-824-4354 Home

412-370-0555 Cell

kirby.marchand@rocketmail.com

CABINET SECRETARY

Lion Eliana Latterman

1500 Fifth Avenue

McKeesport, PA 105132

412-664-2590

eliana.latterman@

gmail.com

DISTRICT

ADMINISTRATIVE

ASSISTANT PDG Harold Fletcher

176 Hidden Meadows Circle

Renfrew, PA16053

412-877-5273 pdgharold@zoominternet.net

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Fellow Lions, Lionesses, Leos and friends of District 14-B,

I hope that all of you had a wonderful Ashura, Bodhi Day, Christmas, Hanukkah or

Kwanzaa and had a fun time bringing in the New Year. We lost a lot of good Lions in

2017 and our thoughts and prayers go out to those families.

We are now in the last half of this Lions year and we must do all that we can to increase out membership. District 14-B

has done OK, but losses far exceed the new members that we’ve added. We need to do better. Getting new members is a

365-day task; it is not good enough to try every two of three months, or once a month or even once a week. We must look

at every day as being the day that we will get a new member. Increasing membership numbers is vital for every club and

our District to function as they should, to carry out new projects and objectives, and to stay in good standing with Lions

Clubs International.

Our next District Cabinet Meeting in February 10th and it would be great to see more clubs represented there. Your clubs

should be taking an active role in District matters by attending the Cabinet Meetings to see what is going on and to offer

your voice and comments on the subjects that are brought up. Our District is dependent on the involvement and strength

of its clubs. I encourage all those clubs that are not actively participating in District functions to become more involved.

Your club can benefit from the things you learn from other clubs. We need to share our ideas, successes and failures with

each other. Being involved in the District is the key. It is a win-win for all. Because of the hard work of Lions, Districts

across the nation and around the world are getting stronger and our service impact is growing. District 14-B and your

club can benefit by your increased involvement.

International President Naresh Aggarwal has challenged us to “Celebrate the Gift of Lions.” He says, “Why be ordinary?

Why be an ordinary Lion or club or do an ordinary project? Worldwide, Lions serve energetically, innovatively and most

importantly, effectively. We change lives and improve communities. We see a need and fill it. Doing good is its own

reward. We gain so much by giving to others.”

Speaking of giving, I’m starting to ask around for Lions to give a little more, by helping our District by serving in the

cabinet. Have you thought about giving a little more? There will be many open positions on the District Cabinet and I

would love to talk to you about how you can help during my year as Governor. I also want to remind everyone that at this

halfway point, District 14-B still does not have a 2nd Vice District Governor, which essentially means that we do not have

a 1st Vice District Governor for next year. If you have ever considered being a District Governor, now is the time!

WE SERVE

1st Vice District Governor

Lion Kirby Marchand

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February 2018

5 - White Oak Lions Club

6 - Robinson Twp Lions Club

15 - Coraopolis Lions Club

19 - Pleasant Hills Lions Club

20 - Clairton Lions Club

March 2018

6 - Bethel Park Lions Club

January 2018

10 - Glassport Lions Club

11 - Pittsburgh Hilltop Lions Club

16 - McKeesport Lions Club

19 - Mon River Fleet Lions Club

22 - Pleasant Hills Lions Club

DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISITATION SCHEDULE

2018

-- PLEASE REVIEW THIS SCHEDULE AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONFLICTS

TO DISTRICT GOVERNOR GEOFF AT 412-655-3321 OR VIA EMAIL AT

LIONGEOFF@GMAIL.COM.

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ANNOUNMENT ANNOUN IMPOR

By far the most valuable element of

these meetings is the opportunity for

key leaders to simply exchange ideas

and challenges with other club

officers and members.

The meetings generally focus on the

implementation of service projects,

club management, membership

growth and leadership development.

While the main objective is to

provide club a forum for discussion,

the meeting also provides the zone

chairperson the opportunity to gather

recommendations that can be shared

with the DG team.

January 25th

5 pm UPMC McKeesport

Kelly Conference Center 1500 5th Ave, McKeesport, Pa

Parking passes for Painter Lot (lot nearest

the Kelly Building)

RSVPs to Ralph Imbrogno (412-751-2039)

or Michele Matuch michele777@comcast.net

by January 19th

Buffet Style Dinner Tossed Salad, Stuffed Chicken Breast,

Roasted Potatoes, Candied Baby Carrots,

Sheet Cake for Dessert, Assorted Rolls,

Beverages

We will need to know if you are gluten free

$11 per person

Guest Speaker to be Announced

Zone A – Clairton, Glassport, Homestead District, McKeesport, Pleasant Hills, West Mifflin

Zone B - Central Elizabeth, Forest Hills, Monroeville, Mon River Fleet Pitcairn, White Oak, Wilmerding

“Worldwide, Lions serve energetically, innovatively and, most importantly, effectively” Naresh Aggarwal - Lions Clubs International President

Naresh Aggarwal, Lions Clubs International President

Zone A Chair Michele Matuch

2409 Carson Street

McKeesport, PA 15132

michele777@comcast.net

Zone B Chair Ralph Imbrogno

610 Oberdick Drive

McKeesport, Pa. 15135

ralphpatty@verizon.net

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Harold is back home after spending the 52 days in Cleveland. Harold said “It's great to be back

home again following a VERY successful double lung transplant. NO MORE OXYGEN! Again, thanks to

everyone for the prayers, phone calls, cards and well-wishes! You're All so wonderful!”

Harold and Sharyn Fletcher

(from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette-Portfolio section)

What a gift!

As a member of the West Mifflin Lions Club, I was collecting donations for the blind on our annual White Cane

Days at the Giant Eagle next to Kennywood Park back in August. A young lady placed what looked like a $20

bill into my White Cane can. Later I discovered it was some 20’s along with two $100 bills. We thank her for

her most generous donation.

Her contribution plus the contributions of many who participated will benefit blind organizations in the

Pittsburgh area.

BELLSCHAIOUTTER West Mifflin Lions Club

Harold

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Lions International

Be one of the first Lions to reserve your spot to two the biggest events of the year.

Lions Day with the United Nations in Nairobi,

Kenya

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

REGISTER FOR LDUN KENYA

To make a hotel reservation, please contact: reservations@trademark-hotel.com

Lions Day with the United Nations in New York, USA Saturday, March 24, 2018

REGISTER FOR LDUN NEW YORK

Lions Day with the United Nations in Nairobi and New York will invite Lions, Leos and dignitaries from around the world to continue the conversation about the global fight against the diabetes epidemic. Both events feature prestigious speakers and will be attended by Lions Clubs International President Dr. Naresh Aggarwal.

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Congratulations to Vayda Caruso – 12 years old – a 6th grader at Saint Maria Goretti Elementary School –

Friendship Campus in Bloomfield. The poster was submitted by the Bloomfield-Lawrenceville Lions Club at

the District 14B Cabinet Meeting on Saturday, November 11, 2017.

Vayda’s quote is: “The Future of Peace: I have two sides of my poster, dark black and white and a brightly

colored side. On the black and white side, I have Martin Luther King, Gandhi and Rosa Park who fought for

peace. On the bright side I have 5 countries that represent how far we have gotten for peace so that peace will

reign over the world as our “Future of Peace” one day.”

Congratulations to Vayda Caruso

Her poster will now be sent to Council Chair Larry Edwards to compete against all the other District winners in

Pennsylvania. The state winner will then be sent to Lions Club International to compete with the posters that are

submitted from across the 200 countries and geographical area.

Your club could get involved with the Peace Poster and International Essay Contests. Contact Peace Poster Chairperson

Lion Mary Ann Belles at 412-833-3450 or by email at maryann.belles@verizon.net. Lion Mary Ann can come to a

meeting to show your club how to get started.

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Thank you, first responders

The McKeesport Lions Club

held a First Responders

Appreciation Dinner in

December. First Responders

were invited to dinner at

McKee’s Café, and meals were

delivered to UPMC

McKeesport Emergency Room

personnel and to McKeesport

Ambulance Rescue Service

personnel. This is just some

little thanks from our club to

essential personnel for all that

they do to keep our city safe

every day.

McKeesport Lions Club

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(l to r) Duane Turnbull, Tom Kearney

(l to r) Colin Clarke, Tony Ura, Milan Washowich

McKeesport Lions Club Continued

On 12-16-17, members of the

McKeesport Lions Club

manned the red kettle for The

Salvation Army, raising

$293.91 toward the annual

campaign!

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Christmas Party

Baldwinaires Performing

Cloverleaf Food Bank donations

Baldwinaires with Rich Smith - Kris Tranter Rich Smith receiving a hat

from SHCC General Manager Frank Hamschin

Whitehall Community Lions Club

Whitehall Community Lions Club invited

the Brentwood Lions Club to join them for

their annual Christmas Party at South Hills

Country Club. DG Geoff Temple and his

wife Mary Ann joined the festivities as

well. The Baldwinaires from Baldwin High

School entertained the group with their

beautiful acapella voices singing Christmas

Carols. Whitehall Club President Richard

Smith presented a check to Mr. Kris Tranter,

from the music department. Lions brought

items to donate to the Cloverleaf Food Bank

and items to donate to Operation Safety

Net. A representative from South Hills

Country Club presented a golf hat to Club

President Rich Smith to thank the Whitehall

Club for sponsoring a hole at their yearly

Carry & Serve which gives Police Officers

from Southwestern PA an opportunity to

play golf and be thanked for their service to

their communities. A good time was had by

all.

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Whitehall Community Lions Club Continued

(to the right)

Elaine Frombach - John

Frombach

John Wingertzahn

Linda Boss

Deb Hagstrom - Steve

Hvozdovich

(to the left)

Marie Gazica - Dick Parenti

Selma Parenti - May Walton

Maryann Miller - Dick Miller

Bill Gazica

(to the right)

Mary Ann Temple - Geoff

Temple

Dave Reinhart - Tracy

Reinhart

Rich Smith - George Belles

(to the left)

Mary Cavataio - Susan White

Kevin White - George Zozos

Gary Davis - Arlene Harkins

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The Mon River Fleet Lions Club and Fleet Leo Club students of McKeesport Area School District Health Apprenticeship

Program brought in the holiday season to residents at Riverside Care Center and Senior Care Plaza in McKeesport on

December 15. Each student selected a resident who received a gift from the Leo Club member. Shown above are Mon

River Fleet Lions Club President Kathy Yurik and Leo Club advisor Lion Donna Maguire who joined the Leos and

residents in singing a selection of holiday tunes as the residents opened their presents and enjoyed the fruit donated by the

Mon River Fleet Lions. Everyone had a great time!

Mon River Fleet Lions Club

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The Mon River Fleet Lions Club continues to grow to 78 members with the additions of Dr. Rula Skezas and

Sharon Blacka who were inducted at the Mon River Fleet Lions Club annual holiday party on December 14 at

the Youghiogheny Country Club. PDG Alice Jones inducted both Rula and Sharon as their sponsor Lion Helen

Stratigos (mother of Dr. Skezas) and Lion President Kathy Yurik welcome the new members.

Mon River Fleet Lions Club Continued

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Almost 200 children, parents and grandparents enjoyed the Frozen Winter Wonderland program held on December 2

during the Mon River Fleet Lions Club holiday pancake breakfast at the Main Pavilion in Renzie Park. Just look at those

smiles and happy faces as the children got to personally meet and take pictures with the Ice Princesses Ulsa and Anna.

Funds raised from the breakfast will be part of year-end distributions toward programs and services in the Mon River

Fleet communities of Braddock, Clairton, Duquesne and McKeesport. Co-chairs of the event were Lions Helen Stratigos

and Alison Piccolino. What a fantastic job done by all!

Members of the Mon River Fleet Lions Club collected gift cards for their annual “Holiday Gift Card” Framing. A total of

31 cards were collected for $1,083. Tickets were sold at the hospital, at the Mon River Fleet SHIP meetings, and the day

of the Frozen Pancake Breakfast on December 2. The winner, drawn that day, was Lion Belinda O’Keson shown with

PDG Alice Jones. Congratulations, Belinda!

Mon River Fleet Lions Club Continued

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Do you here by accept membership in the Bridgeville Greater Area Lions Club

knowing that you are encouraged to participate in functions of the club?

Answer: I Do

30 Year Service Award Commitment and dedication are the two words that best describe Lion Wes Kerlin. Wes is celebrating

his 30th year as a Lion. He was a member of the Pittsburgh Lions Club (downtown) for 28 years and

recently completed 2 years as a charter member with the Bridgeville Greater Area Lions Club. Wes

is a doer. He has held every office at least once and some

twice. He has volunteered to help people at all levels,

working with the Salvation Army. Lion Wes is very active

in the St Vincent De Paul Society. In the Bridgeville Greater

Area Lions he started the very successful Speaker Series. Wes

was the given award, by DG Geoff Temple, on December

5th.

Congratulations

PDG Geoff Temple welcomed

three new members to the

Bridgeville Greater Lions Club at

the December monthly meeting.

(from L to R) Suzanne Keddie,

Gwen Rodi, DG Geoff Temple and

Michael Crossey.

Bridgeville Greater Area Lions Club

WES

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CASH AND PRIZE BASH Sponsored by

Bethel Park Lions Club DATE: Saturday, March 10, 2018

TIME: 6:00 – 10:00

PLACE: Bethel Park Community Center (5151 Park Avenue, Bethel Park, PA 15102)

PRICE: $50.00

Ticket includes: Hors d’oeuvres, Dinner & Drinks. Annual prizes to be

awarded according to the drawings held at the party. Additional $25

prizes are awarded each week based on the Pennsylvania Lottery Number

drawn each Friday evening.

There will also be a Chinese Auction, a 50/50 Raffle, a Door Prize, and

Pull Tab Tickets for an additional cost.

*All proceeds are donated to Lions Charities.

To reserve your ticket, please contact Sandi Demas at 412-854-2740

*Please bring your unwanted eyeglasses to be donated to the needy. *

Bethel Park Lions Club

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District Governor Geoff Temple &

Lion Mary Ann Belles attended the

Operation Safety Net Memorial

Service at the wall located at Grant

Street & Fort Pitt Boulevard in

downtown Pittsburgh. Six homeless

individuals were remembered that

died in 2017. The vigil is held

annually on December 21, the

winter solstice and longest night of

the year as part of National

Homeless Persons' Memorial Day.

To learn more about our programs

serving individuals experiencing

homelessness,

visit www.pittsburghmercy.org.

Operation Safety

Net® outreach teams make

“house calls” to people

who are experiencing

homelessness in Allegheny

County. They visit them in

camps, alleys, under

bridges and overpasses,

and other places they call

“home.”

They believe they can best

address needs when going

to the people, meet them

where they are in life, and

show them they care – not

just in our words, but more

importantly, with actions.

This gives a clear view of

the realities and everyday

challenges they face.

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Dear Friends,

We hope you will save the date for this premier ski and sporting clays

event benefiting Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services. As the only

combined outing in the area, this promises to be an exceptional

experience for skiers, snowboards and shooters of all abilities. Unlike

other events, we provide you the unique opportunity to choose which

sport you or your team wish to participate. The day promises exciting

adventure for all.

The schedule of events is below for your reference. Please note course

and time changes.

• Ski Race registration opens at 9 am, race starts at 10:30 am on the

NASTAR course

• Sporting Clays registration begins at 9 am, event starts at 11 am

• Breakfast is included for all participants

• The cocktail reception is at 2:30 pm in the Grand Ballroom

• Dinner to follow in the Grand Ballroom

Registration is now open. Please click here to secure your spot today.

Space is limited.

If you need further information or have additional questions, please

contact Cindy Smith, Special Events Coordinator, at 412.368.4400

x2208 or csmith@pghvis.org.

We look forward to seeing you at Seven Springs Mountain Resort for the

34th Annual Corporate Cup on Friday, February 23, 2018.

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.

1816 Locust Street

Pittsburgh, PA

15219

412.368.4400

bvrspittsburgh.org

Our mission is to improve the lives of persons with vision loss

and related disabilities by teaching independence and self-

advocate

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Shrewsbury Area Centennial Lions Club

Charter Night Celebration

District 14-C

Saturday, January 20, 2018

Shrewsbury Assembly of God 234 N. Main St.

Shrewsbury, PA 17361

Social Time: 6:00 PM

Dinner: 6:30 PM Program: 7:30 PM

Dinner: House Salad with Red Wine Vinaigrette

Baked Ziti Sundried Tomato & Spinach Farfalle

Fresh Baked Rolls

Guest Speaker: PDG Tom Gregg

Tickets $28.00 each /RSVP by January 1, 2018

To: Lion Michele Lefler 80 Constitution Ave.

Shrewsbury, PA 17361

For more information email-Shrewsburypalions@gmail.com

Shrewsbury Area Centennial Lions Charter Night Celebration

Name: _________________________________ Total number of tickets: ____________ x $28.00 Total Enclosed: __________________________

Please reply by January 1, 2018 to: Lion Michele Lefler 80 Constitution Ave.

Shrewsbury, PA 17361

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lvlD-14 State Council of Lions Clubs

95th Annual Convention

Penn Stater Convention Center, State College, PA

May 17th to May 20th, 2018

Program Advertising Contract

The undersigned authorizes the insertion of their advertisement (enclosed) in the 2018 PA Lions State Convention Program booklet, published for their convention which takes place May 17-20,2018.

Club/Company Name:

Address: ___________

City: _______________ .State:.

Title:

Zip Code:.

Phone:

Please Check One

(X) Outside back cover

(1) Reserved $200.00

(X) Inside front cover (1) Reserved $150.00

(X) Inside back cover (1) Reserved $150.00

Full Page (BW) 4.5” X 7.5" $100.00

Half Page (BW) 4.5" X 3.75” $60.00

— Quarter Page (BW) 4.5" X 1.875" $30.00

Payment Instructions

Make checks payable to: MD-14 2018 State Convention

Mail this form, a copy of your ad and payment to:

James E. Crawley Send electronic files or

6. Ads on interior pages will all be reproduced in BW (black and while) (gray tones).

36 Sampsell Road

Montgomery, PA 17752

570-916-2956

submission questions to:

jimecrawley@gmail.com

Convention Program Booklet Patron Ads

Donation for a single line of text (not to exceed 40 letters/spaces) is $5.00

Please type or print very legibly!

__ _____________________ 7. _____________________________

______________________________ 8. _________________________________

__________________________ 9. ___________________________

______________________________ 10. _______________________________

________ ^ ___________ 11. _____________________

Submission Deadline - March 17, 2018

Ad Copy Requirements

1. Print-ready PDF or JPEG files, at exact ad size and sent

electronically, are preferred. Enclose a paper reference

copy along with this form and your payment.

2. Clean, reproducible hard copy will be accepted. Please

do not fold, tape, or staple within Image area.

3. Please send electronic files for any special artwork.

4. A business card or letterhead can be submitted to be

scanned, but reproduction quality in final publication will not be

guaranteed. Please do not fold, tape

not be guaranteed. Please do not fold, tape or staple

5. The outside back cover Is reserved for the 2019 Host

Committee.

6. Ads on interior pages will all be reproduced in black and white.

Authorized Signature:

Email: _______________

1. ___________________________________ 7. ________________________________________

2. ___________________________________ 8. ________________________________________

3. ___________________________________ 9. ________________________________________

4. ___________________________________ 10. _______________________________________

5. ___________________________________ 11. _______________________________________

6. ___________________________________ 12. _______________________________________

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95TH ANNUAL MD-14 PA STATE COUNCIL of LIONS CLUBS CONVENTION May 17 to May 20, 2018 The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel, 215 Innovation Blvd., State College, PA 16803

Registrant A

Sub-District _______ Club ________________________________________________ Lion Lioness Leo Guest (Circle applicable membership)

Name _____________________________________________________________________________________

Last First Initial Title (example, DG, PDG, Lion)

Street Address ___________________________________ City__________________________ State_____ Zip______

Phone _______________________ _______________________ Email ______________________________________

Residence Business/cell

Is this your first State Convention? _____________ Highest Office Held ________Past________ Present _____

Special Needs: Dietary Restrictions, Hearing, Vision, Physically challenged: _______________________________

====================================================================================

Registrant B

Sub-District _______ Club ________________________________________________ Lion Lioness Leo Guest (Circle applicable membership)

Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Last First Initial Title (example, DG, PDG, Lion)

Street Address ___________________________________ City__________________________ State_____ Zip______

Phone _______________________ _______________________ Email ______________________________________

Residence Business/cell Please print clearly

Is this your first State Convention? _____________ Highest Office Held ________Past________ Present ________

Special Needs: Dietary Restrictions, Hearing, Vision, Physically challenged: ______________________________

==============================================================================================

Hotel Information: Room Reservations must be made by calling The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel at

Phone number- 800-233-7505 Mention: PA State Council of Lions Clubs Block or code: LIOE18E.

Hotel address: 215 Innovation Blvd., State College, PA 16803 Room rate: $129/night plus applicable taxes

Deadline for room reservations: April 13, 2018

REGISTRATION

Convention Registration - required for all attendees (No fee for children under 12 or Leos)

Early (Until Jan. 31, $10) Regular (Feb. 1 - Apr. 15, $12.50) Late (Apr. 16 to on-site reg. $15) $ ___________

Friday Luncheon: Ham Wrap __ Turkey Wrap __ Veg. Wrap ___ _____x $ 20.00 $ ___________

Saturday Convention Brkfst. Honoring Lioness of the Year Buffet _____x $ 20.00 $ ___________

Saturday International Banquet:

Pot Roast ______ European Chicken Breast _____ _____x $ 37.00 $ ___________

Veg. Stir Fry _______ _____x $ 35.00 $ ___________

Sunday Melvin Jones/Key Member Breakfast Buffet _____x $ 20.00 $ ___________

Sunday Night District Governors' Honors Banquet:

Parmesan Chicken _____ Broiled Salmon _____ _____x $ 38.00 $ ___________

Veg. Goulash _____ _____x $ 35.00 $ ___________

2018 State Convention Pin _____x $ 3.00 $ ___________

TOTAL AMOUNT $ ___________

Meal Registration Deadlines: April 27, 2018 (April 13th if you wish to sit with someone specific)

NO REFUNDS AFTER APRIL 27, 2018

Make check payable to: 2018 PA State Convention

Mail completed forms and check to: Doreen Diehl, 311 Fairfield Drive, State College, PA 16801

Questions may be directed to: Doreen Diehl: diehlpickle2000@yahoo.com OR 814-466-6322

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2017-2018 STATE COUNCIL MEETING #3

SATURDAY, February 3, 2018

Holiday Inn Allenton, I-78 (Lehigh Valley)

Hosted by District 14-U

Luncheon: 12 noon to 1:30 p.m.

Soup & Salad Buffet with assorted toppings and dressings,

cookie, soda, water, coffee or iced tea.

Cost: $18.50

Banquet: 7 p.m.

Entrée options

Chicken Florentine: $35.00

Pan Seared Salmon with Lemon Dill Sauce: $37.00

Veggie Lasagna: $32.00

Meal also includes salad, rolls and butter, Chef’s choice vegetable,

Cheesecake with Cherry topping on the side, coffee, iced tea and water.

RESERVATION DEADLINE: January 19, 2018

RESERVATION FORM

Name _____________________________________ District _______________

Address _________________________________________________________

Telephone _______________ E-mail __________________________________

Lunch reservations _____ @ $18.50/meal = Total cost $________________

Banquet reservations

Chicken Florentine: _____ @ $35.00/meal = Total cost $ ____________

Pan Seared Salmon _____ @ $37.00/meal = Total cost $ ___________

Veggie Lasagna _____ @ $32.00/meal = Total cost $ _____________

TOTAL AMOUNT PAID $ _____________

Make checks payable to: PA State Council of Lions Clubs

Mail reservations to:

Lion Diana Deloy

116 Oak Drive

Greentown, PA 18426