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Shelburne Area Lions Club

Shelburne and Area Lions Club, chartered in April 1963, is part of zone 9 that includes eight Lions Clubs in Shelburne, Queens and Lunenburg Counties on Nova Scotia's beautiful south shore.

 

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From The Lions Den

Our September breakfast was a “sell-out”.  Thanks to all who helped out and for the hungry folks who supported it.  We saw some of you again in October and look forward to seeing you on November 6th for the next breakfast!

Are you a bingo player?  Play Lions TV bingo (6-7pm Wednesday nights) from the comfort of home or enjoy an evening out to our Lions Hall on Wednesday and/or Thursday nights.  Bingo at the Hall on these two nights start at 7pm.                   

Just a reminder to the seniors in our community.  Come out and have fun at our monthly Seniors Bingo (on October 19) this month.  It starts at 7pm and is FREE to play.  There is a 50/50 draw and a FREE light lunch is also provided.

The two IWK project fund-raisers have been successful.  July 29-31 was the IWK Ball Tournament with 8 teams playing, braving the heavy rains.  The championship game was between the Bandits from Barrington and Misfits of Shelburne.  The 2 time winning Bandits donated their prize money, second year in a row, to the IWK project.  Thanks guys, the children thank you too.  Lion Jack Dolliver and the Shelburne Lions thank Dave Burbine and Traditional Country, Shelburne Ship Repair, Ven-Rez, SPN Canada, Labbatts, Tim-br-mart, Vernon D’eons, Tim Hortons and all who helped with the tournament.  This event raised almost $3,000.

On Saturday, September 24th was the annual IWK project fund-raiser at the Shelburne Lions Hall.  This was a massive, successful event with a BBQ, entertainment and face painting.  The bake table sold out and we had over 50 items for our chinese auction.  Lion Martin Fudge and the Shelburne Lions thank everyone involved in helping make this event a success:  fellow Lions, Ann Keith, Emily and Jessica, Jaimie Cotter, and others for you help and/or support.  We also wish to thank all of the businesses and/or individuals that donated items for the chinese auction.  We had everything from gift certificates to a lawn/garden hose cart.  This event raised almost $1,000; bringing the total raised for the IWK this year to almost $4,000!!             

Darts season has started and there are 13 teams.  They play at the Lions Hall every Sunday evening at 7pm.  We are looking to start up washers as well.  Anticipated start date is Wednesday evening, October 12th.  For more information on playing washers or to sign up please contact Lion Harold Hart at 875-4498.

Dollars for Doggies is doing well, with $493 raised to date, towards the future purchase of a Dog Guide.

Just a reminder; as we approach the upcoming holiday season or if you are planning a special event - the Shelburne Lions Club Hall is available for bookings: catering, baby showers, weddings, reunions, Xmas parties (book yours now!).  Please contact Lion Gloria Drysdale at 875-2816.

Before we let you go.......the planned fund-raiser flea market, dutch auction and bake table for the Emily Fund project has been rescheduled from October 29th to after the new year.  Lion Kelly and her helpers raised $61 for the Emily Fund from the BBQ over the Labour Day weekend.  Lion Joan Thorburne (and all the Lions) ask for your continued support for the upcoming Emily Fund project. We welcome donations of new or gently used flea market or auction items. These can be arranged for pick up by the Lions or can dropped off at the Lions Club Hall, 188 Elliott St., Shelburne.  The Hall phone number is 875-3233.   The Emily Fund is a registered charity dedicated to raising money for the Diabetes Clinic of the IWK Children’s Hospital, to purchase insulin pumps for children coping with Type 1 Diabetes. 


 
2011-12 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
 
                                                                        
Past President: Mary Hartley                     1st Year Directors
President: Doug Drysdale                           Shirley Baker
Secretary: Carol Morash                               Sue Hemeon
Treasurer: Don Archer                                    Dot Swim
1st Vice: Daryl Hemeon
2nd Vice: Sandy Preston                              2nd Year Directors
3rd Vice: Trudy Harrison                              T erry Swim
Lion Tamer: Gail Dolliver                               Harold Hart
Tail Twister: Joan Jacklyn                            Martin Fudge
                           Membership Chair: Beverley Dolliver

                                                 2011-12 CLUB MEMBERS
 
Don Archer
Bruce Greenfield
Jim Morash
Helen Archer
Joseph Garron
Sandy Preston
Kelly Baker
Trudy Harrison
Alicia Scott
Sheila Boutlier
Harold Hart
Ruth Scott
Claire Garron
Mary Hartley
Dot Swim
Sheila Earle
Daryl  Hemeon
Terry Swim
Betty Decker
Gary Hemeon
Joan Thorb
Bev Dolliver
Sue Hemeon
Pat Thorburne
Gail Dolliver
Wilma Hopkins
Joan Thorburne
Jack Dolliver
Joan Jacklyn
Loran Varner
Doug Drysdale
Marion Jeffrery
Shirley Baker
Gloria Drysdale
Toots Latham
Roxanne Whiteway
Martin Fudge
Carol  Morash
David Wile

 

 

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