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ALLIANCE LIONS CLUB

Chartered August, 1961

 

District 38-L, Region A, Zone 1

Regular Meetings: Wednesdays, Noon

American Legion

1504 West Third Street

Alliance, Nebraska

 

Features: Member Photos, Photo Album, Guests and Programs

Spouses' night. Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Hemingford American Legion. 6:00 PM. Dinner at 7:00 PM. Steak ($17.95) or shrimp ($12.95) The club pays for your spouse!

Lions Core Messages:
• We are global.
• We serve where we live.
• We give 100 percent.
• We do it ourselves.
• We are rich in heritage and pride.
• We are in good company.
• We’re open.
• We are dedicated to sight – and more.


Word of the week:

 

JANUARY

USAGE:

Where did JANUARY go?


Saturday, November 12, 2011

Lions Club / Grocery Kart Shopping Spree

This year's Shopping Spree Raffle turned out to be a real bonanza for children who participate in the Bulldog Backpack program. Raffle winner Laura Schorer, Alliance High School Chemistry and Physics teacher, planned her spree to collect staples for Bulldog Backpacks. Prior to her two minute scramble Laura scouted the locations of the peanut butter and jelly and boxed breakfast cereals. This advance planning enabled her to collect $465 worth of items for the children.

Immediately after the spree, Laura donated her winnings to Cheryl Harris -- organizer of the Bulldog Backpack program.

#1: Laura tosses as much cereal into the basket as she can.

#2: Three of four baskets of food collected by Laura.

#3: Lion Wally bags the food while Lion Earl empties the carts. Grocery Kart manager, Becky Maser, does the checking.

#4: Bulldog Backpack organizer, Cheryl Harris, winner, Laura Schorer, and Lions Club President, Calvin Tolstedt.

Other winners included Ross Oyler who won a $50 gift certificate and Rayann Tolstedt who won a turkey.


2011-12 Peace Poster Contest Winners


Alliance Lions Club announce winners of the local competition in Lions International Peace Poster Contest.


The winners are as follows: Alliance Middle School the awards went to: mention: Mandie Felker, Jennifer Campos, Annette Hinojosa, Kassie Gomez, Caleb Nielson, Kami Felker, Emily Steggs, and Ashley Pohlman.


St. Agnes awards went to: First Place Place Bailey Johnson, Second Place Cherokee Purviance, Third Place Autumn Hoff; honorable mention winners were : Dani Carter, Josie Otto, Trevor Ridenour, Dylan Horton, Elizbeth Johnston, Larissa W Horse, Madisen McCance, Bernie Girard, Austin Pfeiffer.


These students have taken the first step to becoming an internationally recognized artist by winning a local competition sponsored by the Alliance Lions Club. These student’s posters are among more than 350,000 entries submitted worldwide in the 18th annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest. Lions club international is sponsoring the contest to emphasize the importance of world peace to young people everywhere. The posters were selected for originality, artistic merit and portrayal of the contest theme, “Children Know Peace.”


Alliance Lions club was impressed by the expression and creativity of the students at the various schools. It is obvious that these young people have strong ideas about what peace means to them. The Alliance Lions club is proud to be able to provide them with the opportunity to share their visions.


The posters will advance to face stiff competition through the district, multiple district and international rounds of competition if he/she is to be declared the international grand prize winner.
One grand prize winner and 23 merit award winners will be selected. The grand prize includes a cash award of $2,500 plus a trip for the winner and two family members to New York City, New York for the awards ceremony at Lions Day with the United Nations. The 23 merit award winners will each receive a certificate and a cash award of $500.


Past international grand prize winners can be viewed at www.lionsclubs.org.
Names of photos respectively:

#1 - Lion Bill Graham, First Place winner Synthia Escamilla, Lion Wilma Schaffert

#2 - Baden Shelmadine & Monique Galindo 2nd & 3rd place

#3 - Kami Felker & Emily Steggs honorable mention

#4 - Kassie Gomez & Mandie Felker honorable mention

#5 - Ashley Pohlman, Monique, Jennfier Campos, Baden, Caleb Nielsen,Daniel Hinojosa honorable mention
St. Agnes 1st Place: Lion Bill Graham, First Place Place Bailey Johnson, Terri Burke Art Teacher St. Agnes 1st-3rd -First Place Place Bailey Johnson, Second Place Cherokee Purviance, Third Place Autumn Hoff; honorable mention: Bernie Girard, Liz Johnston, Austin Pfeiffer, Josie Otto, Dani Carter, Madison McCance, Dylan Horton, and Larissa Whirlwind Horse Trevor Ridenour absent.

 


 

August 13, 2011

Leon the Lion makes an appearance at the Box Butte County Fair parade.

Thank you to Lions Roller, Iossi, Tolstedt, Wilkinson, Karell, and Lion Cubs Hayley and Katrina.


 

April 9 2011

Past International President Lion Bill Biggs presents Lion Earl Jones with his Melvin Jones award while District Governor Lion Nancy Russell looks on.


A huge thank you to Lion Wilma Schaffert who designed and comissioned our new banner! Our new pin proposal is also shown.


 

Lions Club Scholarship Applications are due April 25, 2012. Download the form here!

Lions Club Lottery funds requests are due January 31. Download the form here!