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a portion of uncommitted funds that need to be distributed
to deserving local and regional causes prior to June 30. Th us,
Lions Clubs of Caroline between now and the end of June of this year the Club’s
membership will identify additional recipients and make the
respective donations.
Plans to raise additional funds for the July 1, 2024 through
Greensboro Lions Club News the June 30, 2025 Community Grants Program include

‘Always a Winner’ Raffles, Eastern Shore Style BBQ Chicken
On January 6th Greensboro Lions members removed the Dinners, Painting Parties and ‘Lee’s Bees Local Raw Honey’.
town’s Christmas lights. Lion Kevin Barnes provided the boat Also, providing all of the complex components work together,
to retrieve the Christmas Tree from the river. Eleven Lions the Club plans to host a Marydel Community Appreciation
participated. Celebration Day at the Marydel Park in mid summer of this
year.
Several Lions participated in the eye glass recycle program held
at the Elks Club in Easton on Saturday, January 13. The motto that gives credence to all Lions Clubs is that of

“We Serve”. In fact, the Mission Statement of Lions Club
The Greensboro Lions Club will host their Annual Sporting

International is as follows: To empower volunteers to serve
Clay Tournament on Saturday, February 24 at Schrader’s
Bridgetown Manor, 16090 Oakland Road, Henderson. Th e their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage
tournament will be held from 8–11 AM (Registration and peace and promote international understanding through Lions
Clubs. Your Marydel Lions Club’s continued success is due, in
European Start). A barbecue chicken lunch will be served. Cost
large part to the excellent monthly coverage that is found in
for individual participants is $75 which includes 50 targets and
the Caroline Review and its extensive readership.
lunch. Cost for a four member team sponsorship is $400 and
includes a station sponsor sign, 50 targets and lunch for each Please know that 100% of all of the monies raised by our fund-
member. Cash prizes for winners, ladies and juniors (under raising activities is dedicated to the programs and projects that
16). Lewis Class will be available for a fee. Special award for the benefit the children, youth, families, adults and seniors that

winning team. Station sponsorships with advertising sign are are residents of the Maryland and Delaware Mason-Dixon

being offered at a cost of $100. Further information is available Line Communities and environs of Marydel. In addition to
by calling Lion Bill Satterfi eld, 410-829-7416. the Club’s grants, we will be providing support to the needs
of those with visual problems, diabetic challenges, and child-

The Greensboro Lions meet the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the
month at 6:30 PM at Wheatley Hall, 300 West Sunset Avenue, hood cancer. Environmental stewardship, support for local
food pantries and free use loan of hospital equipment will also
Greensboro. The club welcomes new members (men and
continue to be a part of our mission.
women). To make a reservation, call Lion Allen Kinnamon
at 302-398-3899. We continue to be actively welcoming new members. Th e
Club’s combined dinner/business meetings occur on the
February Finds the Marydel Lions Club’s 2024 first Tuesday of each month at 6 PM in the dining room of

and 2025 Programs Beginning to Take Shape! the Marydel Volunteer Fire Company and are catered by the
Chef’s of the Ladies Auxiliary. Questions and comments rela-

The Marydel Lions Club’s July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024
tive to programs, projects and membership can be answered
Community Grants Program has so far donated a major by contacting Lion Lee Voshell at leevoshell@gamil.com
portion of their monies to a wide range of very important and or 410-482-8510 or Lion Terry Higgins at terryhiggins38@
very worthy recipients. Having said that, there still remains outlook.com or 302-363-5823.
We are now on Facebook at Marydel Lions Club.
Atlantic Paving & Concrete Preston Lions Club

Meeting all your needs! December was a bit of a disappointment with having to cancel
our Christmas parade. Mother Nature just didn’t want to
Asphalt • Concrete cooperate. But, we did deliver coats, hats, gloves and scarves
Asphalt Millings • Stone to students at Preston Elementary School, thanks to Lions Deb
Grading • Snow Removal Lawler and Kristy Marshall.

Licensed, Bonded, Insured We are still hosting Aaron’s Place for their food giveaways, and
MHIC MD#85409
DE#2002110154 Office: 410-479-4477 will be posting when they will be at our facility.
Mobile: 240-417-2033 Our meetings are the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at

10025 Miller Rd,
Denton, MD FAX: 410-479-3877 6:30 PM and we welcome anyone to attend.
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