Lions Clubs International: The Founder Lions Club of San Antonio, Texas

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The Founder Lions Club
Newsletter

MAY 2012

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Saturday, 15 Sept 2012
SILVERHORN Golf Club Charity Golf Tournament!

2012 Picciuti Charity Challenge.
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OTHER REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS OF INTEREST

Thursday, 24 May 2012

SA Lighthouse Open House & Tour

Thursday, 7 June 2012

San Antonio Lighthouse

ART IN THE DARK

Friday, 8 June 2012

SA Founder Lions Picnic for the Campers at the Texas Lions Camp

LIONS BINGO IS BACK!

502 Embassy Oaks Suite 115

(vic West Ave & Bitters across fm Santikos Embassy 14 Theaters)
(210) 495-9500

7 Days a Week

Doors Open At 5:00 PM
Session 1 - 7:00 PM
Session 2 - 8:30 PM
Session 3 - (Fri and Sat) 10:00 PM

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Lions Paula Blacklock, Past President Elvin Schofield and Selig Frank join Rick Grinnan of the American Red Cross to wish Jack Costello a most happy Birthday.

VInce Boyd of the San Antonio Lighthouse brings to light some new technologies and training available at the Lighthouse.

Lion Mary Jane Chisholm getting an idea of the impact some diseases of the eye have on vision.

Thanks LIONS Amy & Jan for your service to our Country and Club!

Our generations are closer than you might think.

Lion George Harvey and Ken Crowder are in awe of Lion Mark Wall's ability to hit a ball that high.

Lions Marc Wall, Arthur Browne, Maeve Redden, Jackie Wynn, Mike & Sylvia Gonzalez and Gladys Vidal Roland Keller and Rod Chisholm helped with the tournament preparations.

For day 1, there are only 1,000 plants to be delivered. The plants are downright gorgeous.

The FOUNDER LIONS CLUB OF SAN ANTONIO

is the World’s oldest Lions Club. Now almost 97 years young, It's roll of members reads like a Who’s Who of San Antonio and Lionism. Chartered in 1915 as the “Royal Order of Lions”, the San Antonio Founder Lions Club served initially as a “Business men’s club.” Then, in 1917 it became one of 23 clubs, from Illinois to Texas, to join the nucleus of what we know of today as Lions International. That organization now consists of 1.3 million Lions in 200 countries – as such, we are the world’s largest service organization. Most of you have known a Lion...Ask us about becoming one.