It's Champlain Valley Fair time!
Essex Junction Lion Dave LaRose and his helper Quantaya Lane are pictured washing the Lions Club Food Booth in preparation for the opening of the Champlain Valley Fair on Friday 8/17/17. The Essex Junction Lions still have shifts to fill. Contact Lion Betsy MaGee if you can lend a hand or call her at 578-8188.
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- Published: 16 August 2017
Londonderry Tri-Mtn Lions Club Raffle
Tickets: $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00 Drawing at Lions Bondville Fair Booth Aug. 26th
First Prize: Orvis Superfine Carbon 5-weight 8'6" Fly Rod
Second Prize: Vermont Country Store Gift Basket value $75.00: with Maple Syrup, Pancake Mix, Maple Cheesecake Mix, Jams, Dip Mixes, Crackers, Candies and a $25.00 gift certificate
Email PDG Pam to purchase tickets at vtlionpam@gmail.com
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- Published: 15 August 2017
Chili for a cause
Londonderry Tri-Mountain Lions club members Randee Keith, PDG Pam Nichols and Joan Dayton serving chili at the August 7th Chocolate, Cheese and Chili Fest. This annual event raises money for Neighborhood Connections a local nonprofit in Londonderry that serves the senior community. The Lions served 15 gallons of their awe inspiring veggie chili.
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- Published: 14 August 2017
It's time to register for the D45 Cabinet Meeting on 8/19/17
Location: Champlain Valley Christian Reformed Church, 73 Church Street, Vergennes, VT
Click the button on the right to download your registration form.
Click the button on the left for the Agenda
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- Published: 13 August 2017
Oz takes the GOLD!
Tornados were swirling at the Bennington Battle Day parade as Norshaft Lions demonstrated their wicked “Wizard of Oz” themed float. The kids were smiling up a storm as Dorothy and her friends passed out hugs and the wizard’s cannon fired confetti into the startled crowd. Somewhere over the rainbow got a little bit closer for parade attendees and Lions alike. Norshaft Lions won first place in the "service" catagory! You don't mess with Dorothy!!!
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- Published: 13 August 2017
Barre Lions Host Public Fun
Downtown Tow-Down An Annual Fun Fest
Every year the Barre Lions host the DownTown Tow-Down. It's a staple of the annual Barre Heritage Festival and each year the crowd attending grows larger. This is not a Lions fund raising event. It's community-wide family fun and everyone involved has an absolute blast.
The competition pits teams of five against the clock. Their mission is to pull a Bellavance truck 50ft up Elm St. At intermission there’s an opportunity for all the children in the audience to have a group kids-pull. This year even the little league team took time to start their practice with a pull before dashing off to the baseball field.
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- Published: 30 July 2017