Lions, Lionesses, and Leos

The 94th annual MD-14 PA State Council of Lions Clubs Convention will be held from May 18, 2017, to May 21, 2017, at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, 777 Water Wheel Drive, Seven Springs, PA 15622. During the Convention the Past District Governors will be holding a special service project involving the packaging of 30,000 meals for Seven Springs families in need. In addition, they are asking for $15 from each Club in the State to help finance the project. To streamline the process of collecting the $15/club, please take the following steps:

1 ---- Send your $15 check made payable to District 14A to our Treasurer, PDG Donald Richardson, 516, W Blooming Glen Drive, Perkasie, PA 18944. 2 --- On the “memo line” indicate “PA St Convent Spec Service Project”. PDG Don will collect the $15 from each club and periodically forward the funds to the appropriate State Convention Committee personnel. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE - Now is the time for all District 14A Lion members to start thinking about candidates

to serve as Second Vice District Governor during the 2017-2018 Lions Year. Start asking. We will be ready to present our Candidates and Endorsement Statements when the call goes out.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please check and make certain that all International, State, and District invoices have been paid in full. Thank you.

My current visitation schedule is provided in this issue of the Announcer. If youʼve not already done so, please have your President or Secretary contact me at

jimebeermann@gmail.com to set a date for my visit with your Club members.

I would like to wish you a Happy Lions Centennial 2017.

District Governor James Beermann

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DG Visitation Schedule -- Check with your clubs to verify dates, times, place

Tue, Jan 3! ! Northampton Township @ Guiseppiʼs Restaruant @ 6:30Thur, Jan 5! ! Philadelphia Northeast @ Philmont Country Club @7:00Tue, Jan 10! ! Multiple Club -- Perkasie, Chalfont, Hilltown, Plumbstead, Dublin, Doylestown" " " @ Owlʼs Club @ 6:30Tue, Jan 17! ! Marple Newtown @ Chrlotteʼs Restaurant @ 6:30Thur, Jan 19!! Aston Township -- @ Liberty Baptist Church @6:30Mon, Jan 23!! Audubon-Oaks -- @ Toscoʼs @ 7:00Wed, Jan 25!! South Philadelphia, and Adelphia @ Galdoʼs @ 6:00Wed, Feb 1! ! Bucks County Association for BVI @ BCAB&VI Center @ 10:30amThur, Feb 2 / 5! 3RD PA State Council Meeting -- @ Avalon Hotel & Conference Center, ErieSun, Feb 12!! ? ? ? ? 3rd Cabinet Meeting @ TBDMon, Feb 13!! Lansdale -- @ Lansdale Pizza & Pasta@ 6:30Tue, Mar 7! ! Joint -- Lindley-Olney & Will Eye Hospital -- Four Seasons Restaurant @ 6:30Tue, Mar 14! ! Bristol Lioness -- @ King George Inn @ 6:30Tue, Mar 28! ! Collegeville @ Mooreheadʼs Catering @ 7:00Tue, Apr 11! ! Springfield Lions -- @ Anthonyʼs, Drexel HillThur, Apr 13!! Multiple Club -- Springfield Township, Richlandtown, Quakertown @ 7:00 @" " " Silver Creek Athletic AssociationThur, Apr 20!! Springfield Lioness -- @ Springfield Country Club @ 6:30Thur, May 18/20! State Convention & 4th PA State Council Meeting @ Seven Springs Mt. ResortJune, 2017! ! 4th & Final Cabinet Meeting @ Camp Kirby

1st Vice District Governor

We Serve as Lion's

and that's

what we do best.

1st VDG Wayne Bickel

Best Wishes for a Healthy

and a Prosperous New Year!

2nd VDG Rita

DiAntonio

When sending corrections for the DISTRICT DIRECTORY, please list page or pages for updates:Page 15, 35, 41, -- jimaharri35@verizon.net

My home number change 484 674 7158, Cell 484 288 9057 and email popoh1977@mail.com  PDG John C Holland (continued next page)

2nd Vice District Governor

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Corrections  to  2016-­‐17  District  14-­‐A  Directory  Page  #     Entry           Correction            19         1978-­‐79  Theodore  (Ted)  Fusco  Northeast  Lions  23     ZC       wilburwohlbach@yahoo.com  24           Langhorne  Lions  26     Roxborough-­‐Manayunk  Lions     Club  is  in:  South/West  Region-­‐Zone  A  40     PDG  Linda  Cunningham s  address   Lindenwold  41,  61           afogle@lebdv.org  42     il     popoh@gmail.com  42       kirkwoodgeorge@gmail.com  43       lcoamm@verizon.net  43         lcoamm@verizon.net  43     Joseph  Moore  phone  number   215-­‐694-­‐4175  53       215-­‐672-­‐3639    56     Media  Lions  address       P.O.  Box  1932,  Media,  PA  19063-­‐8932  61       Myung  Soo  Kim  61       myungsoo1947@gmail.com  61           trola719@gmail.com  61     address     Blue  Bell,  PA  19422  62     Roxborough-­‐Manayunk  meetings    62         penndott25@gmail.com  64     Salus  University  President     Jillian  Penney                 4242  Brookview  Place,  Elkins  Park,  PA  19027                 570-­‐262-­‐5627                    jpenney@salus.edu  64     Salus  University  Secretary     Priyanka  Patel                 8480  Limekiln  Pk.,  Apt.  922,  Wyncote,  PA  19095                 224-­‐659-­‐9022                    ppatel14@salus.edu  64     Salus  University  Treasurer     Khushboo  Patel                 8480  Limekiln  Pk.,  Apt.  922,  Wyncote,  PA  19095                 908-­‐675-­‐3417                    kpatel14@salus.edu  68           john_valentin@yahoo.com  71     Roxborough-­‐Manayunk  President   Anna  Marie  Forte                 519  Cloister  Circle,  Phila.,  PA  19128                 215-­‐482-­‐7710  71     Roxborough-­‐Manayunk  Secretary   Leslie  Wright                 3048  Limekiln  Pk.,  Glenside,  PA  19038                 215-­‐885-­‐8495  71     Roxborough-­‐Manayunk  Treasurer   Candy  Mazzochetti                 157  Fountain  St.,  Phila.,  PA  19128                 215-­‐483-­‐2992  

Thanks to 2nd VDG Rita for this information and hard work and time involved.

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DISTRICT DIRECTORY NOW ON-LINE

Didn’t receive a copy of the 2016-17 District Directory? Not to worry …. It’s now available on the District website www.lions14a.org

Simply go to the website home page, look for “quick links” in the upper right corner and click on District Directory 2016-17

While there you will notice easy access to other District information, such as:

Latest issue of the 14Announcer Cabinet Meeting Minutes and Reports

Policy for handling club gifts to District Charities

SOME CLUB MEMBERS NOT RECEIVING THE ANNOUNCER?

Presently there are about 800 Lions and Lionesses on our Announcer e-mail list. Each month several of the monthly newsletters bounce back to us, mostly because the address is unknown, disabled or over quota. A large majority arrive at your computers. There are several possibilities why some members still are not receiving it even though it came to your computer:

1. The club member may not be on our list yet. Secretaries should send their e-mail list to me (see information below). I will see that missing names are added. SINCE THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED THE MIDDLE OF LAST YEAR, A GRAND TOTAL OF FIVE CLUBS HAVE SUBMITTED THEIR E-MAIL LIST.

2. Your personal e-mail settings may be blocking it or sending it to the trash or spam folders. Check these folders and your settings and make the District e-mail address one of your contacts ( lionsnews@lions14a.org )

3. If all fails, inform your members that they can download the Announcer from the District website ( www.lions14a.org )

Please contact me to add members to our list or ask questions. Thank you. PDG Jim Harrington ( jimaharri35@verizon.net )

 

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Lions Club Activities

Reports that came in directly from Clubs or Zone Chairs are listed as received. Some reports are now on LCI Site. If you want an activity listed here send to LCI and

wilburwohlbach@yahoo.com. Send as Word, PDF, or JPEG for pictures.

Adelphia: The Adelphia Lions went to visit St. Lucy's School for the Blind and Hearing Impaired on Dec.12th.Five of our members went to Mass there and then the children put on a Christmas Show in the church, when it was over President Maria gave them a donation from the club and we were invited to the school for refreshments. We also gave the children Christmas Gifts which they loved. It was a great day. Our Holiday Party was on Dec. 27th at Popi's Restaurant. We had a guest speaker from Ronald McDonald house at this meeting.Bensalem Township: Held Christmas dinner / Held breakfast with Santa with over 1600 people attending / gave away cookies and water at Bensalem Township tree lighting / gave out almost 400 food baskets to the needy / Did Santa and other costumes at many locations around township / Did clubs first painting with a twist night.Doylestown: Collected 109 pr eyeglasses and delivered to Bucks County Assn. Blind and visually impaired.Dublin: $50 Gift cards to the local supermarket were given out to needy families. Fruitcake sales for fundraising project. eyeglasses collected during DecemberGreen Lane Marlboro: Visually Impaired Holiday Dinner for 29 clients from MCAB. 3 members helped serve dinner. 3 members clean-up around scout cabinHatboro: 15 Lions donated over 100 toys and clothes for Christ's Home for Children. President Norma Evangelista and Lion Ben presented the gifts.Hatfield: Our club has collected 2460 pairs of used eyeglasses since April 20, 2016. Our club joined with the Hatfield Chamber of Commerce to deliver holiday flowers on December 17 to elderly residents of the community. Held our annual club Christmas party on December 19 where we also had club memberʼs families and invited community members in attendance.Lindley Olney: Tutoring basic reading, math and spelling one - on- one to adult. Driving seniors to bank, post office, doctor,s office ,food market and helping them at their homes. Members purchased and collected food and staples for needy families. Distributed them between three food pantries. Also helped to distribute over 55 bags of food for the holiday to needy families. Collecting used clothes,shoes and other items and giving them to thrift shop for the needy. Getting used books, VHS and DVD and giving them to thrift store and needy.Northampton Township: Sold food items to vendors and people shopping at the Northampton Twp. Sr. Center Annual Market Day. Members enjoyed a wonder dinner at a restaurant and sponsored by Richboro Eye Care.Perkasie: Net from our Christmas tree lighting was in excess of $1000.00 and our Christmas Raffle in December 2016 netted $1110.00. We are hosting the annual 6 club meeting on January 10th.Perkiomen Valley: Held Operation Santa Clause December 10, had Holiday Party on December 21. South Philadelphia: We had 66 visually-impaired guests attend our annual Christmas Party on December 6th.  Everyone had a grand time, we received many thanks and were so very happy to have done this for our friends.  Five-Week Lottery tickets are in the mail - starts on January 22nd.  Wednesday, January 25th, 6:00 PM at Galdo's:  DG Jim Beermann's visitation for the South Phila. and Adelphia Lions Clubs - please RSVP your respective Club by January 20th.  Our Valentine Dinner Party spectacular will be held on February 21st - flyer appears in this issue.  Best event of the year!  For information on our other activities or attending a meeting call Lion Barbara Ricci at 215-336-3932.Springfield: We had our Thanksgiving basket drive in November which allowed us to help out 11 families at this holiday time. We will be hosting Home Town Day on December 13, 2016 for needy adults in conjunction with Lenscrafters of Springfield. Also on December 13, 2016 Santa and his helper elves will be entertaining the club at Anthonyʼs on The Lower Level.

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LIONESS CLUB NEWSAston Township: Board of Directors Meeting Aston Community Center on December1. Christmas Party 6:30 p.m. Riddle Ale House Baltimore Pike, Media, on December 8. Possible”Fun Night” (weather permitting). We will play Pictionary 6; 30 p.m. at the Aston Community Center. More information at Board Meeting of January 5.Springfield: We donate to the Loaves & Fishes Pantry in our local area. We collect flip top openers for the Ronald McDonald House and stamps for the soldiers. We also sponsor a family for Christmas, not only items for the children but also a food gift card for the whole family. Our Luncheon and Fashion Show that we had in November helps us to send charitable donations to our local deaf and hearing areas as well as our blind friends. Our donations include St. Lucy Day School, Overbrook School for the Deaf, Beacon Lodge, Honor Flight for our former service people. We also send donations to our local Springfield Township services such as our Library and Fire Company.  Our next big fundraiser will be our Designer Bag Bingo to be held on April 2nd. We will also be having our 27th Anniversary in April.        WE SERVE TOO              PDG Gerri Towson   District Lioness Chairman

LEO CLUB NEWSGarnet Valley High School: Full update: With the start of school, we have picked up where we left off with Leo's club, but with a few changes. We now meet on a biweekly and have biweekly officer meetings. We have had two club meetings, two officer meetings in school along with three outside of school, and we have completed one project. We met twice over the summer to prepare for the new year. Then on September 27th, we had our first club meeting, which we planned together at the officer meeting. We went over expectations of club members, expectations of officers, and we introduced a project that we have been planning. Then on October 17th, we had another club meeting, which again we planned together at the officer meeting. We elected officers, and showed the members how to sign up and donate for the project. Finally, the project was on October 23rd. It was a 5k walk for a cure to juvenile diabetes. We raised over 200 dollars! Lastly, we had a meeting outside of school with Stacey Maloney. She organizes our local branch of Angel Tree. Currently for Angel Tree the officers are calling guardians of children with parents in prison to confirm all of their information and get permission for Angel Tree to give them the gifts. We are doing more for Angel Tree after we complete this long process so we will keep you updated on what comes next! We also have another project next week. We are hosting a Halloween candy drive in our school. The candy is going to our troops. We will also be sending small personal care products with the candy. In the upcoming months we are also doing a larger project with Operation Gratitude. We will be sending letters, and lots of other items that the troops are in need of. We have been in communication with officers of Operation Gratitude and Angel Tree, to try to keep these projects stress-free and well-organized.  Perkasie: December 2016: Leos monthly “Food for Others” service project made 45 individual portions of chicken with pasta and vegetables. They presented 46 fleece blankets to Paul Gerhart of the John Rivers VFW, Quakertown.  The blankets will be distributed to local veterans.  The Coupon Clipping project is ongoing with one box shipped each month to a single military base.  Leos continued to prepare for their Christmas visit to Ridge Crest by making blankets, scarves and practicing singing carols.  Family and friends gathered for the monthly covered dish dinner.  Eyeglasses collected this month totaled 74.

PDG Gerri Towson and Lion Joseph Moore, District Leo Chairpersons

Springfield Township: Annual Holiday Party at The Brick Tavern. Issued 60 Giant gift cards at $50 per for needy in our immediate area.Upper Perkiomen Valley: 7 Lion Santa's along with their drivers distributed over 250 fruit baskets to the elderly in the Upper Perkiomen Valley. Turkey dinner was served and were helped to feed the blind at the Moorehead Catering.Warrington Township: The Warrington Lions Club donated 500 pair of glasses to the Blind Association. We held our annual holiday gathering/party at Mikes Bar and Grill on Thursday December 9th. A good time was had by all. We had dinner and held our gift exchange.Wills Eye Hospital: Food given to local church food bank. Gave clothes,gifts and food to family. Christmas for Family from Puerto Rica.

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WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS

NEW MEMBER SPONSOR LIONS CLUB

WANZA ZURI CARTER Tom Vasek BENSALEM

KATLYNN HARRIS Michele Harris LANDSDALE

DAVID KRATZ Michele Harris LANDSDALE

SAMANTHA KRATZ Michele Harris LANDSDALE

AYLA OBRIAN Michele Harris LANDSDALE

ADAM SMITH Michele Harris LANDSDALE

MICHAEL A. GIORDANO Nicholas Montone SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

ADIAM AMARE SALUS UNIVERSITY

MAHNAZ ANMADI SALUS UNIVERSITY

BRIAN BALDOVINO SALUS UNIVERSITY

ELISA HOYOS SALUS UNIVERSITY

KELSEY JONES SALUS UNIVERSITY

KAITLYN KOLZOW SALUS UNIVERSITY

ROHEENA MALIK SALUS UNIVERSITY

SHELLY-ANN ROHITSINGH SALUS UNIVERSITY

SHEVANIE SHIWDIN SALUS UNIVERSITY

ANSON TAM SALUS UNIVERSITY

JANICE TAN SALUS UNIVERSITY

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IN SYMPATHYOur prayers and deepest sympathy to the families andfriends of the following deceased Lions & Lionesses;

Kenneth Ritter -- HarleysvilleGeorge McHugh -- OrelandJudy Grant -- Lindley OlneyAnton Schmidt -- Souderton

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

When a member of your Club dies please let the District Governor Team be aware of the death. This includes District Governor, 1st Vice District Governor and 2nd Vice District Governor. 

A card will be sent to the family if unable to attend the funeral.

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Paws to RefreshUpdate from PA State Council of Lions Clubs • LCI Multiple District 14

2016-2017 Lions Year • Edition #4 • December 2016Call for 2016-2017 State Council Meeting #3

Multiple District 14 State Council Chairperson Karen M. Brady has issued a call for the 2016-2017 PA State Council of Lions Clubs’ Council of Governors to convene at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, February 4, 2017 with recess at 4:30 p.m. and to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, February 5, 2017, if necessary. Council will hold a preliminary meeting Friday, February 3, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. Meetings will be held at the Avalon Hotel and Conference Center in Erie. There will be a hospitality night event hosted by District 14-F from 9-11 p.m. Friday, February 3, 2017, as well as a basket raffle and a downsized version of the MD-14 State Merchandise Store will be in operation as part of this council meeting weekend. Room reservations should be made by contacting the Avalon Hotel and Conference Center directly at (814) 459-2220. The hotel does not accept online reservations. Deadline for reservations is January 3, 2017. Please mention “PA State Council of Lions Clubs” when making hotel reservations. The per-night room rate is $69.00 plus taxes and includes free admission to the adjacent YMCA throughout the weekend. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2016-2017 PA STATE COUNCIL OF LIONS CLUBS MEETING #3 Avalon Hotel – Erie, PennsylvaniaMeal Reservation Form

Saturday Soup, Sandwich & Salad Lunch 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. $15.00 per person

Soup, cold cut and cheese, and salad bar /water, iced tea, and CoffeeSaturday Banquet

Social Hour with Cash Bar 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. / 7:00 p.m. DinnerOPTIONS

Roasted Sliced Sirloin with potato and vegetable --__--__-- Stuffed Chicken Breast with potato and vegetable Lemon Pepper Scrod with potato and vegetable --__--__ -- Vegetarian Option

All meals include garden salad with two dressings, rolls, butter, pie (apple, pecan, or lemon), water, coffee and hot or iced tea.

RESERVATION DEADLINE: January 13, 2017Name ________________________________________________________ Title _____________________________________ District _____________

Saturday Luncheon ________ # of Reservations @ $15.00/meal

Saturday Banquet______ # Roasted Sliced Sirloin @ $30.00/each ______ # Stuffed Chicken Breast @ $30.00 each

______ # Lemon Pepper Scrod @ $30.00 each ______ # Vegetarian @ 30.00 eachPlease indicate any food allergy/dietary restrictions that apply.

TOTAL ENCLOSEDMake checks payable to: PA Lions 14-F

Mail Reservations & Payment to:PDG Gene Shelhamer, 1761 Donation Road Erie, PA 16509-5607

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Please mail this portion with your payment by February 15th to: Lion Barbara Ricci, 2303 S. Woodstock St., Phila., PA 19145

Make checks payable to: SOUTH PHILADELPHIA LIONS CLUB Full/Active Name(s): Active and/or Guest Name(s): Number attending: Amount Enclosed: $

South Phi ladelphia Lions Club Chartered 1935

VV ALENTINEALENTINE DD INNERINNER PP ARTYARTY Tuesday, February 21, 2017Tuesday, February 21, 2017

6:00 to 10:00 PM6:00 to 10:00 PM

The Waterfall RoomThe Waterfall Room 2015 2015 South Water Street , Phi ladelphia 19 148South Water Street , Phi ladelphia 19 148

Enterta inment by The BelAirsEnterta inment by The BelAirs -- Wop group Wop group

Favors ~ Money Bouquet Raf f le ~ 50/50 DrawingFavors ~ Money Bouquet Raf f le ~ 50/50 Drawing

   

Come  &  celebrate  life,  love,  and  all  your  friendships  at  our  annual  dinnerCome  &  celebrate  life,  love,  and  all  your  friendships  at  our  annual  dinner -­‐-­‐dance  party.dance  party.    

This  is  our  biggest  social/fundraising  event  of  the  year.  This  is  our  biggest  social/fundraising  event  of  the  year.      

Attire:  DRESSY  for  the  women  &  BUSINESS  for  the  men.Attire:  DRESSY  for  the  women  &  BUSINESS  for  the  men.    

P lease jo in us ! Act iveAct ive MembersMembers && GuestsGuests $45 .00$45.00 eacheach

Ful l /Act iveFul l /Act ive MembersMembers $20 .00$20 .00 eacheach

Reservations are a must! Call Barbara at 215-336-3932

Mail payment with tear-off below. Thank you in advance.

 

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Bensalem Lions Christmas baskets Saturday December 17 The Springfield Township Lions Club held their their annual Christmas Party at the Brick Oven Tavern housed in a 200-year-old building. Ruth Cline, shown above program chairman made the arrangements, enjoyed by all.

Toys give away at Bensalem Lions Christmas basket December 17

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MEMBERSHIP CHALLENGE Lions Zone Chairs, Lions Club Presidents and Lions All.

We in District 14-A Lions Clubs, along with Lions clubs throughout North America, have been suffering from diminishing membership for a significant period of time. But each of you already knew that!

The question you need to ask is what can we do about it! In order to stabilize and improve our clubs and district each of us needs to take a positive step in that direction.

Club Presidents --We do have some ways of helping each club if you will reach out and call me. I can come to any of your club meetings to help.

Zone Chairs -- I could come to a Zone meeting where I can reach more club presidents, Get me on your schedules!

The future of our district is not only in the hands of the officers, it’s vested in each Lion in 14-A!

PID Jim CavallaroJamescavallaro@comcast.net610-604-4551610-405-2677

Register for the 2017 Centennial Convention in ChicagoBe part of history and register today for the 100th LCICon in Chicago, June 30-July 4, 2017. Celebrate your pride in being a Lion with thousands of members from around the globe for fun, fellowship and more!  January 13 is the deadline to lock-in the best 5-day centennial registration fee of US$130.00 and to guarantee your hotel reservation at our specially discounted Lions rates. These hotel rates are available only to Lions convention attendees and are sure to sell out quickly.  McCormick Place Convention Center will be the hub of activity where the plenary sessions, International Show, Lions exhibit hall, voting, seminars and more will take place – all within one convenient venue. March down Chicago's famous State Street in the Lions International Parade of Nations. Make plans to tour the International Headquarters Office, visit Melvin Jones' gravesite and see Chicago's architectural gems on one of our special Lions convention tours.  Some special surprises are in store too – keep up-to-date on the LCICon website and Facebook page!

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New IRS Tax RequirementsDear Lion Leaders, We are sharing some important changes that impact new chartered clubs in the United States:

• Clubs chartered in the U.S. between December 18, 2015 and July 8, 2016 may need to file Form 8976 with the IRS by September 6, 2016.

• All new clubs chartered in the U.S. after July 8, 2016 will need to file Form 8976 with the IRS. LCI will include information in new charter club packets to help clubs comply with this new IRS requirement.

We have sent the message below to new clubs chartered between December 18, 2015 and July 8, 2016. Please help ensure that these clubs file Form 8976 if needed. Please contact us if you have any questions. Your LCI Legal Team 630-203-3847 legal@lionsclubs.org

Dear Club Leader, The IRS has passed a new regulation requiring all newly-formed 501(c)(4) organizations to notify the IRS of their intention to operate as a 501(c)(4) by filing Form 8976, as stated in Internal Revenue Code 26 CFR 1.506. Currently, all Lions Clubs operate as 501(c)(4) organizations under the Internal Revenue Code. Your club may need to file Form 8976. Do I need to file Form 8976?

• My club filed tax documents with the IRS prior to July 8, 2016 – you do NOT need to file Form 8976 if the club has filed annual taxes with the IRS (Form 990, 990EZ or Form 990-N) or the club has filed form 1024 prior to July 8, 2016.

• My club did NOT file tax documents with the IRS prior to July 8, 2016 – YOU NEED TO FILE Form 8976 if you have not filed tax documents with the IRS prior to July 8, 2016.

When do I need to file Form 8976?All new clubs chartered between December 18, 2015 and July 8, 2016 that are required to file Form 8976 must file by September 6, 2016. Failure to file Form 8976 may result in fines of $20 per day up to $5,000.

All new clubs chartered on or after July 8, 2016 must file Form 8976 within 60 days of its charter date. How do I file Form 8976?Form 8976 and a $50 filing fee must be submitted online at https://services.irs.gov/registration/. The IRS will automatically supply a confirmation when you submit the required information. Please maintain this confirmation for your records. Please note that this is a one-time filing for new clubs. Where can I get more information?Any questions regarding these requirements may be direct to the Legal Division by calling 1-630-203-3847 or by sending your questions to legal@lionsclubs.org. Sincerely, Your LCI Legal Division

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Dear Lions,

Please remember that all Lions Clubs, Districts and Multiple Districts that have annual gross receipts less than $50,000 and do not have to file Form 990 or 990-EZ, must file the e-Postcard (also known as 990-N). Please note that this is an IRS requirement.

Please note that this is an IRS requirement and that the 990-N electronic filing system moved from Urban Institute's website to IRS.gov in February 2016. All filers must register at IRS.gov prior to filing their next Form 990-N. This is a one-time registration if the designated Lion files annually. If the designee changes from a prior year, the new designee must register with the IRS.

Please refer to the below regarding annual filing requirements:• Gross receipts normally less than $50,000, file a 990-N• Gross receipts greater than $50,000 and less than $200,000 and total assets less than

$500,000, file a 990-EZ or 990• Gross receipts greater than $200,000 or total assets greater than $500,000, file a 990

The e-Postcard is due by the 15th day of the fifth month after the close of your tax year. LionsClubs operate on a fiscal year, July 1 – June 30, and the e-Postcard will be due by November 15th each year. Please note that an organization cannot request an extension for filing the Form 990-N.

If you do not file, you risk losing your tax-exempt status. Any Lions Club that fails to meet its annual reporting requirement for three consecutive years automatically loses its tax exempt status under the new law. A club may get reinstated if they complete an application for recognition of exemption even if they originally fell under a group exemption.

Every Club and/or District must have an employer identification number (EIN), even if it will not have employees. The EIN is a unique number that identifies the organization to the Internal Revenue Service. To apply for an EIN, you should obtain a Form SS-4 and its Instructions from the IRS. You may also apply for an EIN online, by telephone (1-800-829-4933), or by fax (fax number at the location accepting applications from your state). It is important that the Clubs and Districts are using the correct EIN for their annual filing.

For frequently asked questions about tax issues and regulations affecting Lions clubs and leadership, go to the Lions Tax FAQ. Go to www.irs.gov/eo for complete details and while you're there sign up for Exempt Organization's free email newsletter, EO Update, to receive up-to-date information posted on the charity pages of irs.gov.

Legal DivisionLions Clubs International

Direct E-mail from LCI

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DEAR LIONS:

We have seen many amazing advancements throughout our lives. We have walked on the moon, we have phones that guide us when we are lost and we have robots that perform intricate surgeries. Yet, we still see hundreds of children die every single day from a vaccine-preventable disease. Measles is a highly contagious disease. Those that survive are often left with serious complications, including brain damage, hearing loss and blindness. Too many children are lost to a disease that we can prevent. For about US$1, a simple vaccine provides immunity against measles. That is why we Lions committed to raising US$30 million for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, by 2017. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the United Kingdom's Department for International Development (DFID) will match our contributions, for a total of up to US$60 million mobilized for the fight against measles. Over the next year, we will need to raise approximately US$10 million to fulfill our promise to the world's children. I am asking each and every Lion to renew your dedication to the fight against this deadly disease. Together, we have vaccinated millions of children. But the work is not done and we cannot rest until it is. Please make a donation today to LCIF's measles fund so that no more families have to endure the heartbreaking loss of a child to measles. Sincerely, Dr. Jitsuhiro Yamada Chairperson, Lions Clubs International Foundation

Guatemala has Eliminated River BlindnessGuatemala's minister of health recently announced that the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially verified the elimination of onchocerciasis from Guatemala. Guatemala is now the fourth country in the Americas to be verified free of this disease, after Colombia (2013), Ecuador (2014), and Mexico (2015). LCIF congratulates the people and government of Guatemala, The Carter Center's Onchocerciasis Elimination Program for the Americas (OEPA), and many devoted Lions on this monumental achievement!

In times of crisis, like the recent earthquake in Italy, Lions are often among the first to offer critical supplies of food, water, temporary shelter, and clothing. LCIF is right there beside them, ready to support their efforts with fundraising assistance through disaster relief grant programs. Your generous donations to LCIF enable us to respond swiftly wherever and wherever the need exists. Please make a donation to LCIF's disaster fund today so that we may continue to provide help and hope to those who need it most.

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DECEMBER 2016 EVENING LOTTERY

#027 12/1/16 #338 12/2/16 Kristine Brockman Constance Gregory114 SR 103 South Park Tower 4001 (Apt.701)Mount Union, PA 16652 4001 Conshohocken Ave. Seller: Jim Cavallaro (Mark Godshalk) Phila.PA 19131 Seller: Jim Cavallaro (Mark Godshalk)

#784 12/3/16 #768 12/4/16Estella Kristiniak Dan Hummel662 Hulmeville Avenue 2 Stoneham RoadPenndel, PA 19047 Collegeville, PA 19426Seller: Estella Kristiniak Seller: Dan Hummel

#787 12/5/16 #445 12/6/16Dan Hummel NOT SOLD2 Stoneham RoadCollegeville, PA 19426Seller: Dan Hummel

#985 12/7/16 #035 12/8/16Joe Gertenitch Joyce Rodriquez2954 Burton Drive 150 Main St. (Apt. 116A)Gilbertsville, PA 19525 Harleysville, PA 19438Seller: John Carver Seller: Wm. Keyburn (K. Gutzin)

#068 12/9/16 #740 12/10/16Jeanine Price Mike Schwenk680 Magnolia Court 112 Jefferson StreetBensalem, PA 19020 East Greenville, PA 18041Seller: Bensalem LC (Tom Vasek) Seller: John Carver

#797 12/11/16 #316 12/12/16Joe Giampietro Brenda Kratz2225 S. Carlisle Street 1470 Benner School RoadPhiladelphia, PA 19145 Quakertown, PA 18951Seller: Rita DiAntonio Seller: U. Perk LC (Mary Bonar)

#764 12/13/16 #000 12/14/16Chris Schwartz Marissa Gates306 Cinnabar Lane 1257 Pasofina DriveYardley, PA 19067 Warrington, PA 18976Seller: Estella Kristiniak Seller: Norma Evangelista

#489 12/15/16 #905 12/16/16Mike McDaniel Estella Kristiniak134 Asbury Loop 662 Hulmeville Ave.Middletown DE 19709 Penndel, PA 19047Seller: George Spatoulas Seller: Estella Kristiniak

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#335 12/17/16 #653 12/18/16Horsham Lions Club James Cavallaroc/o John Bill 317 Rambling Way988 Williamson Road Springfield, PAHorsham, PA 19044 Seller: James CavallaroSeller: John Bill

#239 12/19/16 #701 12/20/16Estella Kristiniak James Dimpter662 Hulmeville Ave. P.O.Box 531Penndel, PA 19047 Lansdale, PA 19446Seller: Estella Kristiniak Seller: Skippack LC

#342 12/21/16 #437 12/22/16NOT SOLD Judy Grant P.O.Box 24270 Phila. PA 19120 Seller: Gerri Towson

#003 12/23/16 #232 12/24/16Tara Evangelista Ron Richardson1257 Pasofino Drive 178 Maple AvenueWarrington, PA 18976 Southampton, PA 18966Seller: Norma Evangelista Seller: William Keyburn

#754 12/25/16 #740 12/26/16John Murphy Mike Schwenk 112 Jefferson Street East Greenville, PA 18041Seller: Wayne Bickel Seller: John Carver

#471 12/27/16 #114 12/28/16Doylestown Lion Club Ed RoccoP.O.Box 1475 207 Wells LaneDoylestown, PA 18901 Springfield, PA 19064Seller: Ed Lisowski Seller: Ed Rocco (Cavallaro)

#300 12/29/16 #589 12/30/16Dan Hummel Dan Hummel2 Stoneham Road 2 Stoneham RoadCollegeville, PA 19426 Collegeville, PA 19426Seller: Dan Hummel Seller: Dan Hummel

#033 12/31/16NOT SOLD