Chambersburg Evening Lions Club

The Chambersburg Evening Lions Club was Chartered in 1984, dedicated to service in the Chambersburg area. Since that time we have performed numerous projects through our HANDS program as well as other types of service in the area. This web site will give you a thumbnail description of who we are and what we are about.

As with many organizations we are always searching to augment our membership with individuals interested in building a better community through learning, growing and service. In this regard we would like to extend an invitation to interested men or women to attend any of our regular meetings. To assure details please contact us through the contacts shown on the "contacts" page.

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On March 14 2012 DG Dave McCluskey made his official visit to our club and is the custom on many of the tours in his world travels, joined the"natives" by preparing desert assisted by 2nd VDG Lee and Lion Merrilyn Kissler. A good time was had by all. He also presented an inspiring talk on LIONISM.

On March 22,2012 a group from th Club participated in the Shippensburg University Children's Fair doing eye screenings of verious types. Some of the Lions participating were (LtoR ) Skip Remson, Doug Harbach,Ernie Charlesworth (back to camera, John Massa, and just visible behind the Lion emblem Bill McKelvie. This is an Annual experience.

PDG Frank Wedig Participating in an Experience of Darkness

American Honey Queen 2011, Teresa Bryson of Chambersburg, reciently visited our meeting.

Club Objectives

To maintain an active participating membership
To continue and enhance the HANDS Program
To promote the principles of good government and good citizenship
To take an active interest in the civic, culural, social and moral welfare of our community
To unite The Club in the bonds of fellowship and mutual understanding

Club Purpose and Philosophy

The Club will attempt to attain the following standards:

Recruit quality members who will be active in attendance and community service
Take an active interest in the civic, cultural, charitable and moral welfare of the community
Attempt to unite members in the bonds of fellowship, citizenship and mutual understanding
Accomplish it's objectives in an atmosphere of fun and occasional frivolity

Susan, a recepiant of a "LeaderDog" visited our meeting.

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