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at the boat ramp having to route their way up the mighty
Choptank. The tree was loaded on their boat and put in place

Lions Clubs of Caroline for everyone to see along with Greensboro’s beautiful lights.
All were treated to doughnuts and coff ee aft erwards.

Christmas Parade – Lion John Laddbush decorated our

Christmas parade float and entered it along with children who
Greensboro Lions Club distributed candy throughout the parade route.

King Lion Joe McCarthy gave an excellent presentation Our Annual Sporting Clay Shoot at Schrader’s will take place

concerning diabetes. Forms were distributed that can be used on February 24th. Lion Bill Satterfield will have details.
to detect if your level of diabetes may be at risk. Future programs include Kenny Wood, Lifetime Wells
Our club donated $102 on a request from “Wreaths Across International and a representative from Compass.
America.” Greensboro Lions meet the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month
at Wheatley Hall (St. Paul’s ME Church) at 6:30 p.m. Our
Club members met at our ball park for a cleanup day on Dec.
9th clearing bushes, wild growth, etc. membership is open to anyone interested in the community’s
well being. Call Lion Allen Kinnamon at 302-398-3899 for
Lion members will meet at the Easton Elks Lodge on January reservations for a free meal and friendly companionship.
13 in order to sort hundreds of used eye glasses that are to be
recycled. Greensboro Lions donated approximately 175 pairs Marydel Lions Club
of glasses and 10 hearing aids for recycling.

The Marydel Lions Club has distributed a major portion of the
Several Lions (11) helped with the Town’s Christmas lights on
budgeted July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024 community grants
November 25. One bucket truck was supplied by Delmarva
with the remaining funds ready for release within the next few
Power with Mike Fisher and a second truck was supplied by
weeks. Thanks to the extremely positive, public response to

J. R. Smith with Colby Benton on the truck. our various fundraisers and the excellent, creative advertising

Lions River Christmas Tree – The tree appeared to have been displayed in the Caroline Review, our club was able to increase

flown into the Greensboro River Dock miraculously decorated our total grant funds by 60% over the previous year.
with new LED C-9 lights at 11 AM on December 2nd. Eleven Plans for events in 2024 to raise funds to benefit the folks in our

Lions welcomed friends of the Lions Rob Buttrum, Mike Pasta, surrounding communities and environs include two ‘Always
Rob’s grandson, Rory Brocabo and King Lion Joe McCarthy A Winner’ 50/50 Raffles, ‘Eastern Shore Style BBQ Chicken

Dinners’, Painting Parties and ‘Lee’s Bees Local Raw Honey’.
Preliminary plans are also underway to explore the possibility
of having a Marydel Community Appreciation Celebration
Day at the Marydel Park in mid-Summer.
Please know that 100% of all funds raised by our club fund-
raisers are returned to the children, youth, families, adults
and seniors of the Maryland and Delaware Mason-Dixon Line
15945 Henderson Rd
communities and environs of the Marydel area through the
Goldsboro, MD
club’s programs and projects.
410.482.7110
800.452.9034 As always, membership in the Marydel Lions Club is open
410.482.9029 FAX New& to all those women and men who feel called to serve the
ezgo21636@gmail.com Used Maryland and Delaware Mason-Dixon Line communities
and environs of the Marydel area. Questions and comments
Options: Rear Seats Paint, on membership and program activities can be satisfi ed by
Windshield, Rims & Tires, contacting Lee Voshell at leevoshell@gmail.com or 410-482-
Lights, Tops, Utility Boxes 8510 or Terry Higgins at terryhiggins38@outlook.com or
We can rebuild your cart’s engine, 302-363-5823.
install new batteries and fix major
We are now on Facebook at Marydel Lions Club
and minor problems.

Most parts and accessories
available for EZ-GO.
A Textron Company
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