District Reorganization Held

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District Governor Sam Wagner conducted our annual district reorganization and training session this past Saturday.  There were breakout meetings for training for club presidents, club secretaries, club treasurers, and zone chairpersons.  Before concluding, the attendees also shared information about fundraisers and service projects and Past Council Chairperson (PCC) Steve Benedict inducted our district officers.  Best wishes to DG Sam, Vice District Governors Cathy Baker and Peg Hummel, and all of our clubs for a great year ahead.

Here are a few more pictures from the event.

Congratulations DG Sam Wagner

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PA Lions District 14-T congratulates our newest District Governor, Lion/PDG Sam Wagner from the Landisburg Lions Club.  District Governor Sam is in Milan for the Lions Clubs International Convention, and the ribbon pulling ceremony was completed earlier than expected.

We all wish District Governor Sam all the best in this coming Lions Year!

PA Lions for Care for Kids

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As a reminder, MD-14 has created a challenge to raise $100,000 for the Four Diamonds Fund to find a cure for Pediatric Cancer. The PA Lions have committed their support and encourage individual clubs to donate, as well as to encourage individuals in their communities to donate. The PA Lions Care for Kids has a separate website which individual districts and clubs can promote (such as through social media).

State Convention Information

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The PA Lions State Convention will be held May 16-19 at the Kalahari Resort in the Poconos.  Here are some links that might be helpful.

  1. Ballot Question – to be voted on by the delegates from across the state
  2. Club Delegate Form – information for delegates from individual clubs including credentials to be completed
  3. Past District Governor Delegate Form – information for Past District Governors from PA including credentials to be completed

For more information about the convention, see the PA Lions convention page.

Region 1-2 Bowlathon

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The Lions and Leo Clubs of Region 1-2 conducted their Diabetes Bowlathon today at ABC East Lanes.  Along with raising money through sponsorships and raffles, the club members and guests had fun whether they were scoring 200+ or 100-:). Thanks for Lion Brian Lynch of the Hershey Lions Club for coordinating the event. See pictures from the event by clicking or touching here.

GAT Symposium CANCELLED

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The GAT Spring Symposiums scheduled for Saturday (March 16th) in Harrisburg and Sunday in Butler have been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.

We will let you know if/when the Symposiums are rescheduled.

February 2019 Cabinet Meeting

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If you missed the District 14-T February Cabinet meeting, you missed quite a lot. We recognized the winners of our Peace Poster Contest, had a Leadership presentation by PDG Bill Tuttle to discuss the 10 characteristics of a leader, voted on new screening equipment, and had numerous committee reports.

To view some of the moments from the meeting, see these pictures from Lion John Petrina – https://photos.app.goo.gl/vFArPhXpXo9A1SjE9.

Lioness of the Year Nominations

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Attached below is Lioness of the Year Award Form and it appears to be the standard application form, unchanged since 2011.  The collection of the sub-district nominees is to be submitted by DG Keldeen to our Council Chair at our upcoming Feb. 2-3, 2019 State Council Meeting in Altoona.
As this is an annual recognition process, you may already have chosen someone to nominate.  If not, please consider nominating a club member, then submit to me no later than January 30th, so DG Keldeen may submit our sub-district Lioness of the Year recommendation.

Peace Poster Contest Winners

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District 14-T announces the winners of their Peace Poster Contest:

  1. First Place Winner Sara Sieger, age 13, submitted by Paxtang Lions Club.
  2. Second Place Lilian Daniel, age 11 submitted by Path Valley Lions Club.
  3. Third Place, Makayla Shutt, age 13, submitted by East Hanover Lions Club.
  4. Honorable Mention, Ellie Mummah, age 12, submitted by Richfield Lions Club.
  5. Honorable Mention, Aleah Feltman, age 11, Richfield Lions Club.

The winning entry is depicted in the accompanying picture. Prizes for the top 3 entries will be awarded at our Cabinet Meeting on February 10th. Winners will be contacted separately. Congratulations to all of our winners!