OCTOBER 2012—Page 1

Meetings—1st & 3rd Thurs of Every Month—7 pm

Foothill Lions Community Center 5667 Fruitland Rd, Loma Rica, Ca 95901

(530) 742-LION District 4-C1, So Butte Region, North Zone

BULLETIN EDITOR: LION SUSIE TRUNDY

Hillbilly

Express

FOOTHILL LIONS CLUB

OCTOBER 2012—PUBLICATION

Dig out your grandma’s recipe or use your favorite one and come join us @

the Chili Cook Off on Saturday, Oct 13th, from 11:00 to 4:00—goal is to

take that trophy away from Lion Jeff. Entry fee is $20 and tasting kits are

only $5. If you don’t want to cook, there will be lots of good chili to taste,

lively music by Joanie Lee & Southern Wings, Crafters and Vendors, Bounce

House and Face Painting for the kids, Hot Dog Bistro, Raffles, and Horse-

shoes. Come join us for a “real” fun day. I might have a chance to win

“judges” choice this year, since Lion Berl is going to be out of town.

Tell your friends and neighbors, let’s support our “Community Account”. For

more info call either Lion Colleen 675-3690 or Lion Joni 742-3265.

Please donate a Raffle Prize if possible. THANKS

And, don’t forget the new Lions Eye Testing/Exam will

be available for ALL—free of charge.

OCTOBER 2012—Page 2

September 6, 2012 General Meeting Minutes

Meeting called to order by Lion Presi-dent Roberta @ 7:00 pm. Introduction of Ralph & Gerry Farrell transferring into our club. Flag salute led by Lion Ralph, song led by Lion Susie & prayer by Lion Gertie. Prayers were an-swered for Lion Roger as his surgery was successful. 29 members & 4 guests present. Introduction of guests.

Dinner served, thank you to the Lion-ess’ for a wonderful Salisbury steak dinner.

MSP to accept the Treasurer’s report as published in the bulletin. MSP to accept the Secretary’s report as cor-rected. The Lionesses will not be providing baked goods at the Yard sale.

Old Business: Lion Mary thanked everyone for the monies raised at the Birthday dinner; $460. Purchased a Best Buy gift certif-icate for her daughter & they pur-chased a computer.

Lion Sheri V. Needs volunteers, raffles, watermelons & no rain for the Car Show on 9/22. Sign up sheets being sent around. Big thank you to all for supporting Taco Nights. Made 140 at the last night & ran out, next one on 9/17 & we'll make more. Taco nights are every Monday 'til Christmas & then soup nights after the 1

st of the year..

New Business:

Lion Roberta received a thank you from Dave Zabala for the support pro-vided during Sally's illness. Received from the McClanahan Family their sin-cere gratitude for us being there during their desperate time of need.

Lion Susie sent around a sign up sheet for the supplies needed for the maca-roni salad. Changing the Highway Clean up to Tuesdays to free up the weekends.

Lion Linda cooking for 40; Chicken Fried Steak for the Birthday dinner on 9/14.

Initiation by Paul Halcomb of Debra Sutton sponsored by Lion Pat John-son.

Lion Roberta stated that the Lioness/Lion Crab Feed is on 11/3, tickets are $35 & going fast. Ours are in the spring; 2/9 & 3/2. Will need volunteers & raffles. Present-ed Lions Dave Thomas & Sheri V. with pins from Intern'l for bringing in new members. Lion Colleen advised that the Yard Sale is on 9/29 8-3 pm. Applications are on the bulletin board & Lion Jean Marie to post on our website. Lions to do baked goods & coffee; a sign up sheet will go around next meeting. Requested that we donate pull tabs for the Ronald McDonald House; already

given to the Lionesses. Chili Cook Off is on 10/13 & meetings are at 6pm on

10/3 & 10/10 to put together the kits. Flyer & applications by next week.

Lion John N. advised of the Cabinet meeting on 9/29. Training for the “on spot camera”, new activities report, guiding lion etc...Especially good to attend for new members. Yuba Feath-er is having a playground clean up day on 9/15 if any of us would like to assist. Also need help with their Halloween parade.

Lion Jean Marie advised that the Trick or Treat Street is on 10/31 @ 6:30-7:30. Had 13 vehicles & 70 kids last year. Veteran's Day float to be deco-rated on 11/10. Birthday dinner on 10/19 & bring your own stein.

Lion Roberta advised of a quick board meeting after the general meeting.

Lion Susie thanked everyone who signed up for the macaroni salad.

Lion Paul auctioned off Lion Susie's blackberry crisps. Darryl won @$20, Lion John D. @ $30 & Lion Paul @ $25. Monies to go to the Lion's Eye Foundation. Lion John N.'s son in law to bake for the next meeting.

50/50 = $40 winner Lion Darryl Tail Twister $15.50 CCI $15.07

MSP to adjourn meeting. Meeting ad-journed at 8:45pm

Minutes submitted by Secretary Lion Colleen

September 20, 2012 General Meeting Minutes

Meeting called to order by Lion Presi-dent Roberta @ 7:03pm, flag salute led by Lion Susie, song by all of us & prayer by Lion Gertie. Prayers held for Lion Patrick; bad car accident, Joy Wil-cox lost her dad, mom had brain sur-gery & husband died in a recent motor-cycle accident. A co-worker of Lion Chris's committed suicide & her boss's wife & daughter were killed in a boat-ing accident @ Lake Englebright. He's in intensive care. Lion Roberta re-minded all that we need to bring up family & friends that need to be in our prayers. Introduction of guests. Welcome home to Lion Korin from Florida/Lion John D. paid her fine & a surprise guest; Lion

Toby. Dinner served, thank you to the Lioness’ for a wonderful Mexican din-ner.

Old Business Lion Sheri V. first presented Lion Di-ana with an award as a thank you for all her work as the Sun-shine girl, raffle table etc...still in need of raffles, tomatoes & floater volunteers for the Car Show. T-shirts are $15 & set up is Friday nite at 5pm. Remind-ed all to check the work hours in the bar. Breakfast is at 8 am, show starts at 10 & hot dog bistro & tri-tips @ 11. Lion Colleen reminded that the yard sale is on 9/29 8-3 $10 before/$15 day of. Advertising has been placed in the

Territorial, Appeal Democrat, Craigs List & Yuba Foothills. Flyers from Ray's Hardware to the Chevron Sta-tion. Sending around a sign up sheet for baked goodies. Need by Friday nite or dark thirty the next a.m. - regis-tration starts at 7am. Provided an up-date on the Chili Cook Off. 1

st meeting

at 6pm on 10/3.

Lion Roberta reminder that the Crab Feed is on 11/3 which we have jointly with the Lionesses. $35 a ticket.

New Business Lion Susie reminded that Adopt a Highway is on Tuesday 10/9 @ 9am. Has everyone brought what they signed up for with regards to the maca-roni salad & if not needs by 2 tomor-

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OCTOBER 2012—Page 3

Thank you to Lion Cheri B. for the pole to hang the banner & Lion Darryl for hanging up a back board so won't fall out of the wall. Lion June has a case she would like to give away. Lion Paul wants. The Air show in Reno had a beautiful & touching memorial on Sun-day for the families of last year's acci-dent.

Lion Gertie thanked Lion Darryl for all he does including climbing up on the roof & fixing the swamp cooler.

Lion Colleen advised that we are hav-ing a Halloween Party on 10/27. Band is hired. Thinks it is $10. Add'l info to

be provided by Lion Joni.

Lion Korin asked that we not let her parents pay for events. She'll pick up the tab.

Lion Jean Marie reminded everyone of Trick or Treat Street on 10/31. Lion Linda will have a hot dog booth. 5Pm set up & goes 6:30-7:30. Oktoberfest & Birthday dinner on 10/19.

Lion Mike needs bartenders Friday & Saturday as Lion Mary had a heart attack. Lion Susie to check with Lion Jeff. Lions Paul, Kim & Korin will help. Lion John D. saw Lions Bill & Min & they are doing well.

Lion Colleen to have the updated ros-ter shortly. Lion Roberta advised that the Gover-nor's Visit is on 10/4. Other than re-minders of items coming up...nothing else to be on the agenda. Quick board meeting after this one.

50/50 $38-Lion Jerry Tail Twister $18. CCI $17.75

MSP to adjourn meeting. Meeting ad-journed at 8:25pm

Minutes submitted by Secretary Lion Colleen

Emergency Board Meeting 9/6. Called to order 8:50pm. A lion's mem-ber has approached the board to assist her with purchasing tires. Requested that we be advised of the costs includ-ing retreads & get back to the board. Adjourned at 9:10pm

Minutes submitted by Lion Sec-retary Colleen

Emergency Board Meeting 9/20. Called to order at 8:29pm. Lion's member has also requested that we assist with the replacement of a spare tire. The Lion's is not a bank & we cannot be in the position of lending money. This is not considered a true emergency. Several board members chipped in monies as a loan to assist with purchasing a tire as a spare. Lion

Debbie B. advised that a member of the community's son has been in a really bad accident; was in a coma for a few days & lost part of his brain. He is very proud & would never ask, but needs monies to go to UC Davis eve-ryday. MSP to give the family $250. Adjourned at 8:45

Minutes submitted by Lion Sec-retary Colleen

Board Meeting Minutes 9/27/12.

Meeting called to order by Presi-dent Lion Roberta at 6:05 pm. NEW BUSINESS:

Lion Roberta reviewed the mail. Nice thank you's from the Wilder-ness Deaf Camp & L R Foothill Community Church for our dona-tions. Country 103.1 thanked us for using them to broadcast our events.

Lion Debbie B. adv. Terry Stevens grateful for our donation of $250. Son is doing better & in rehab. Li-on Peggy adv. Lion Roger is home & doing ok.

Lion Susie presented the Septem-ber financials. Unrestricted funds in Admin account $941.54 & $7,135.53 in the Community ac-count. $4,400 from bar income put us back to positive & the car show profit is $5,163; $1,200 of which goes to the playground fund. MSP to accept the reports.

Lion Susie adv. that the a/c in the

bar has been serviced & cleaned but the compressor is going out. Chip Johnson adv. a new 3T unit would be $1,700. MSP to replace. Lion Mary to check PG&E & weath-erization programs to see if the club can get a credit for the new unit.

Lion Roberta reviewed the Gover-nor's visit on 10/4. No other busi-ness except reminders of upcom-ing events. Lion Paul reviewed protocol; it is basically his meeting. Everything in place for visit. Signing in of guests is going well at the bar. She wanted to know if the public was utilizing our park area & should we be advertising as it is a community park. Lion Susie advised that due to the age of the equipment should wait to push for the public to attend until new equipment installed due to safety. Board discussion in agree-ment.

Lion Colleen discussed past dues with board & means of contacting. Due to how we have to pay Intern'l

going to put the billing 60 days in advance in the bulletin/Nov & May so that we have enough time to collect & stop advancing monies. MSP to donate $100 to Governor Coy's charity; Student Speaker Foundation. Reviewed Hearing Aid procedures to assist the community. Will post in the office as soon as we know how to obtain applications. Lion Debbie B. to adv. of local dr. who offered his support to this program as only resource at this time is in Redding. Reviewed patches. Pass out what I have & let it go at that.

Lion Debbie B. brought up Foot-hill's 8

th grade class renting the hall

for 2/16/13 fundraiser. MSP to waive the rental fee for the hall. If they want the BBQ it is $50 fee w/ $100 cleaning deposit.

MSP to adjourn the meeting at 6:50pm Board minutes submitted by Secretary Lion Colleen

OCTOBER 2012—Page 4

WARM SEPTEMBER NIGHTS—11th ANNUAL CAR SHOW

Lions Kenn and Sheri pulled it off AGAIN, what a fun day. We had 114

cars, winners ranging all the way from a 1927 Ford “T” to a 1994 Chevy

Baretta, and did you catch a look at those dragsters? Lion Linda’s break-

fast is always a welcomed offering and looked forward to by all partici-

pants and we SOLD OUT. Lion Jeff was hopping mak-

ing his “world famous” Bloody Mary’s and he SOLD OUT

after making 6 gallons worth. Lion Roberta’s Tri Tip

sandwiches were SOOO yummy, and Lion Jean Marie’s hot

dog bistro worked together to feed the hungry and they

SOLD OUT. All those Lion boys were awesome with their

hands outstretch collecting $717.25 in parking donations;

which, goes into our Playground Fund. Road Test played as

great as ever, love that 50’s music. Thank

you all that donated raffles, it’s always a

good money maker and brought in

$1,156.00. I so apologize, I was working

the hot dog booth when the winners were

announced and didn’t get pictures of them with their cars;

but here are their names and a couple random pictures and

a note from your chairperson, Lion Sheri.

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Well another very successful Car Show.........at this time I would like to give a big hug and say

THANK YOU....THANK YOU.....THANK YOU.... to all of those that helped with this wonderful

event. This year we had 118 registered cars, with 114 attending. Beautiful weather, excel-

lent food from Lion Linda’s breakfast crew to Lion Roberta's Tri Tip and Lion Jean Marie’s Hot

Dog Bistro......... Our Judges this year were Lion Kenn, Lion Duane, Rick Knittel, Nick Thom-

as, and myself. Now on to the important stuff; profit slightly over $5,000 & our winners:

Judge’s Choice—1st Place People’s Choice—1st Place

Ray Knoles, 1956 F100 Ray Knoles, 1956 F-100

Judge’s Choice—2nd Place People’s Choice—2nd Place

Linda Dittemore, Duster JoAnn Sheppard, 1934 Chevy Coupe

Judge’s Choice—3rd Place People’s Choice—3rd Place

Manny Vierra, 1948 Lincoln Continental Carl/Mary Etta Reis, 1963 Chevy PU

OCTOBER 2012—Page 5

I’m pretty sure I’ve mentioned this before; but, ladies re-

member EAT BERRIES !!!! Researches say that older women

who consume at least a cup of strawberries or one-half cup

blueberries per week delay cognitive aging by up to two and a

half years. (probably for men too) The key ingredient is fla-

vonoids; antioxidants also found in tea, red wine, apples, and

oranges. MR. FRUGAL’S MONTHLY TIP

PRESCRIPTIONS can be filled at

low-price warehouse clubs like

Sam’s Club and Costco without

spending the money for a member-

ship. They fill prescriptions for

anyone.

GARDENING

Fall is almost here and that means fall planting season is here.

Fall is the best time for planting, especially for trees. They

don’t have the stress of the heat and the roots can take off

without having to nourish their leaves. Fall fertilizing should

have been done in Sept; but, not too late to do it NOW. If fall

color is showing then the plant or tree is beginning to go dormant

and will not use all the fertilizer you give it. Mix a pre-emergent

with your weed killer to stop seeds from sprouting; but, remem-

ber NOT to use in areas where you want to plant seeds. It’s also

time to plant winter annuals and veggies. Just because we’ve had

a couple rains don’t stop watering, you can reduce water with

cooler temperatures but don’t stop until we get a good reliable

rainfall. Remember to cut a drain in any basin around your trees,

you don’t want them to stand in water all winter. Info thanks to

Jeff @ Bald Mountain Nursery, visit them if you need plants,

fertilizers, accessories, or just information.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE !!!!!!!

This year October has 5 Mondays,

5 Tuesdays, and 5 Wednesdays.

This happens only once every 823

years. WOW This is called Money

Bags, and if you believe in this you

will receive MONEY within a few

days. RIGHT !! This is based on

Chinese Feng Shui. My pockets are

still empty.

MONTHLY TREASURER REPORT

SEPTEMBER:

Variable Expenditures:

Alarm System—$375.00

Donations—$550.00

Unrestricted Income:

Bar Profit—$2,547.00

Car Show Profit—$4,364.54 (before bar)

Membership Dues—$265.00

Administrative Acct Balance—$941.54

Community Acct Balance—$7,135.53

PROTECT YOURSELF—WASP SPRAY

If you don’t have a gun, you can still wreck

someone’s day. This is recommended by some lo-

cal police departments and self-defense instruc-

tors, instead of using pepper spray. The wasp

spray can shoot up to twenty feet and is a lot

more accurate, easy to find, and inexpensive. The

wasp spray temporarily blinds an attacker and

they will need to go to a hospital for an antidote.

If you have any need to be in a high-risk area, or

just for comfort, keep a can in your car, near your

door and/or bed.

Also, did you know that wasp spray can kill a snake

and a mouse.

Oh yeah, you can use it to kill wasps too.

OCTOBER 2012—Page 6

OKTOBERFEST—October Birthday

Dinner Saturday, Oct 20th @ 7 pm is a “real”

treat hosted by Lion Jean Marie. Dust off your

Lederhosen and dig

out that Dirndl!

Featuring Brat-

wurst, Country pork

ribs, Sauerkraut,

Roasty Red Pota-

toes, Green Beans

with bacon, and a variety of German mustards.

Lots of ice cold German beer available in the

bar. Ja and Polka music too!

Bring your appetite and your beer stein!

HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT STREET

Foothill Lions 4th annual Trick or Treat Street

Wednesday Oct 31st, 6:30 to 7:30 pm.

This is a fun night and a real “treat” for the local

community kids that have no where to trick or

treat. Lion Jean Marie is looking for volunteers,

those who want to participate with a decorated ve-

hicle please bring the vehicle and candy for the

children to the Trick or Treat Street which is set

up in the field behind the Lions Club. We ask all ve-

hicle participants to be in

place and set up by

6pm. At 6:30pm the cos-

tumed children will start

their trick or treat-

ing. The event ends at

7:30 or when the candy is

gone. If you wish to participate with a decorated

vehicle and hand out candy please call before the

31st to reserve your spot. We’ll have spaces desig-

nated for vehicles and pop-ups. If you just want to

bring your kids for Trick or Treating “Foothills

Style” the fun starts at 6:30pm. Call Lion Jean

Marie to reserve your space 743-9698 or 713-

3162. Lion Linda Saala and her band of hob-goblins

will be serving free hot dogs to the kids. See you

there!

Submitted by: Lion Jean Marie

AVAILABLE NOW——TWO HEROS

The 2012-13 CCI Pin is now available. It de-

picts a disabled veteran with a CCI dog, it is

truly a fine pin to add to your collection to wear

or display. Cost is $5.00 which goes back into

the CCI foundation. Call me

with your order (743-7266) or

see me at the Club at our next

get together.

Submitted by: June Brown-

O'Brien, Trustee CCI

HALLOWEEN DANCE/COSTUME PARTY

Dig out your old costume or make a new one and come have a ball at our annual Hal-

loween Dance/Party. You can even come as you are and still

have a good time. Dance is Sat, October 27th, doors open @

7:00, music starts @ 8:00 pm for $5/per person. Members

please bring a “finger food” and your dancing shoes. Our

favorite “Road Test” band will be playing their 50’s & 60”s

hits from 8 to 12. Cash prizes for “best” costumes.

OCTOBER 2012—Page 7

Words from your President:

Hi Fellow Lions: (Get your glasses)

Is it really fall or autumn? I cannot be-

lieve September has passed. The

planned dance fundraiser for lo-

cal Needy Families on 9/8 was can-

celled; however, as we Lions so often do

a donation of $250 was given and we

will retry the dance this spring.

Oh my if you missed the birthday dinner this month too

bad! Lion Linda and her fellow Lion helpers created "chicken

fried steak" meal like no other...made your taste buds melt

with every bite.

We had great surprise baking items to auction at our gen-

eral meetings this month...Lion Susie's famous "hot out of the

oven" blackberry cobblers--I just happened to win one and can

testify it was scrumptious! And Lion John's son-in-law pre-

pared a beautiful cheese cake with caramel filling.

And those Monday Taco nights prepared by Lion Sheri and

Lion Debbie and their Lion helpers are to be commended! Ta-

cos could not be made fast enough to meet the demand! Keep

up the fabulous work on these fundraisers--so much fun too!

There is no where to begin to "thank" all the Lions sur-

rounding Lions Sheri and Kenn on the 11th annual Warm Sep-

tember Nights Car Show. The cars, the food, the drinks,

crafters, vendors, rockin and rollin Road Test band, raffle ta-

ble, gorgeous weather and especially the community turn out--

wow!! We Lions could not have asked for a better day!

Lions Colleen and Kitt will report next month on our commu-

nity "yard sale" on Saturday 9/29. I hope if you didn't have a

booth selling wares you were able to drop by cause someone

may have had that special treasure you have always wanted and

could not live without!! Lion John also Region Chair will have a

report in next month's bulletin on the District cabinet meeting

in Sutter on 9/29. As mentioned this is a good opportunity to

attend a local cabinet meeting for those working on their

proud Lion and proud Sponsor awards.

And now October--here we go!!! Remember first our Dis-

trict Governor Coy Moody will be making his official visitation

at our first general meeting. Let's all come and show our Gov-

ernor how much fun we have as Foothill Lions!! There will be a

surprise baking item to auction. And especially do not forget

our Chili Cook Off on Oct 13th...get registered and get out

your chili recipes and compete; AND, decorate that booth.

Berl Akers Sherry Burshik

Gayle Diemond Colleen Kelly

Chris Kreider Dave McConnell

Helen Sousa

BIRTHDAY DINNER—OCTOBER 20th

OKTOBERFEST BY LION JEAN MARIE

Brats/Pork Ribs/Roasty Potatoes

Lots of Cold Beers

SUNSHINE REPORT

LION DIANA WHEELER — is your

Sunshine Reporter—Please get all your

input to her - 741-1502

Today's Message of the Day is:

Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength.

Lion Roger came out of his surgery with fly-

ing colors, is recovering, and let’s hope it

makes him ALL better. I need one of your

hugs.

Lion Bob W. has had throat surgery to re-

move cancer and has to go back for another,

please hold him in your daily prayers.

Lion Mary gave us all a scare suffering from

a minor stroke; but, she is now back on her

feet and getting better each day.

Lion Patrick was in an automobile accident,

but unfortunately I have no details. Just

pray he’s ok.

More Prez words: (she got a little wordy)

And later in the month our Halloween Dance and

our "treat street" night (oooooohhh). So

once again, your proud President says our

"Lionism Rocks" President Lion Roberta

OCTOBER 2012—Page 8

FROM THE EDITOR:

You all know that Lion Jeff and I

attend the Reno Air Races every year

and the horrific accident that hap-

pened last year. Well, this year was a

“great” time for racers and attendees

alike. The Reno Air Race Association held a very moving

memorial for last year’s victims and their families (some

of which were in attendance).

And, I was so touched by the opening ceremonies with

this “jumper”; he is a double amputee veteran, he jumps

from an airplane with this huge American Flag attached

to him and floats over the venue landing perfectly in

front of the stands

while the Reno Na-

tional Guard Choir is

singing the National

Anthem, and F15,s

are flying overhead.

Whew —— Brought

a lump to my throat.

ADOPT-A-HWY

crew will be out on

Tuesday, Oct 9th, @ 9 am, picking up other people’s

trash. Way to go team, trying to keep our little strip of

highway clean.

Send all letters, questions, or thoughts to strun-

dy@syix.com, PO Box 8147, Marysville,

or call 742-3041

Cut-Off for Bulletin publications is by the 25th of

the Month

LION SUSIE TRUNDY, Editor

Oh my gosh, it’s San-

ta’s helper AGAIN, had

to pay for the black-

berry crisp huh? Lion

Darrell won the 50-50

again for $40.00, way

to go.

The “bake auctions” have turned out

to be a “great” money maker for the

Lions Eye Foundation. First meeting

in September brought in $75.00 for

(3) blackberry crisp made by Lion

Susie. Thank you Lions Darrell, John D, and Roberta

for your generous contributions. Lion John N. brought

a caramel cheesecake; which was bought by an undis-

closed donor for $52.00, yahoo. Can you recognize the

hand? Thank you Lions, you are very generous.

MEET YOUR NEWEST MEMBER Debbie Sutton was inducted into our Lion

Family on Sept 6th, by our Past Governor

Lion Paul. Lion Debbie has lived in the

Browns Valley area for 20 years and has al-

ready been a community volunteer and knows

the importance of our assistance in the

neighborhood. She has 2 daughters and was

a Girl Scout leader in our community for

many years and a volunteer for the Red

Cross. Plus, when her daughter was diag-

nosed with cancer our Lions Club was there

to help out with

expenses and

fundraisers. She

said we’ve done so

much for her

family she wants

to give back to us.

Please welcome

Lion Debbie.

Now this is NOT a new

face to winning either.

Congrats to Lion Jer-

ry for winning the 50-

50 for $38.00 at our

2nd Sept meeting.

GOVERNOR’S VISIT—Please join us

@ the Oct 4th meeting to meet Gover-

nor Coy Moody, please attend to show

him your support. AND, DO NOT bring

your toiletry item until Oct 18th meet-

ing.

OCTOBER 2012—Page 9

LAUGH LINE—

I just read an article on the dangers of drinking. Scared the crap out of me.

So that’s it—no more reading for me.

WORTHLESS INFORMATION:

We use 300 muscles just to keep our balance when we stand.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Sheri’s Ta-co Night Mike

2 3 Chili Cook Off Mtg-6 Sally

4 Gen Mtg—7 pm Jeff/Susie

5 Carlos/Mary

6

7 8 Deb’s Taco Night Mike

9 Adopt-A-Hwy—9 am Linda

10 Cook Off Mtg=6 pm Joni

11 Post Car Show Mtg-6 Jean Marie

12 Set-Up/Cook OffCo-lumbus Day Toby

13 Chili Cook-Off

14 15 Sheri’s Taco Night Mike

16 Nat’l Boss Day Linda

17 Sally

18 Gen Mtg—7 pm Jeff/Susie

19 Carlos/Mary

20Birthday Dinner—6 pm

21 Lioness Breakfast 8:00—10:30

22 Debbie’s Taco Night Mike

23

24 Pub

Trivia Janet/Kim

25 Jean Marie

26 Toby

27 Hallow-een Dance Navy Day

28 29 Mike

30 31 Trick-Treat Street Halloween 6 pm

October 2012

OCTOBER 2012—Page 10

Minutes 2&3

Car Show Report 4

This and That 5

Upcoming Events. 6

B-Days, Prez Words, Sunshine Report

7

50-50 Winners, Editor Message 8

Calendar 9

Inside this issue:

WELCOME NEW LIONS 2012/2013

Rhonda Flores Debbie Sutton

UPCOMING EVENTS

Oct 1—Sheri’s Taco Night (Lions Joni & Susie) - 6 pm

Oct 3—Chili Cook-Off Mtg—6 pm

Oct 8—Debbie’s Taco Night—6 pm

Oct 9—Adopt-A-Hwy Pickup—9 am

Oct 10—Chili Cook-Off Mtg—6 pm

Oct 11—Post Car Show Mtg—6 pm

Oct 13—Chili Cook-Off—11 am

Oct 15—Sheri’s Taco Night—6 pm

Oct 20—Birthday Dinner—Oktoberfest—6 pm

Oct 22—Debbie’s Taco Night—6 pm

Oct 27—Halloween Dance—8 pm

Oct 31—Trick or Treat Street—6 pm

Hillbilly Express If undeliverable please return to:

Foothill Lions Club

5667 Fruitland Rd.

Marysville, CA 95901 Chartered 1983

29 Years of Service

President Roberta Halcomb 5430 Virginia Rd Loma Rica, Ca 530 682-7625

Secretary Colleen Kelly P.O. Box 267

Brownsville, Ca 530 675-3690

Treasurer Susie Trundy

11378 Smith Rd Loma Rica, Ca 530 742-3041

1st Vice President Kim Hall

2nd Vice President

Mary Burnett

3rd Vice President Gary Simkins

Tail Twister Carlos Quihuis

Lion Tamer

Sherry Burshik

Membership Chair Paul Halcomb

1 Year Directors

Peggy Sparks Debbie Burlingame

2 Year Directors

Joni Patterson Linda Saala

Immed Past Pres

Sheri Vess

Spirit Enhancer Mike Fitzgerald

Club Manager Gertie Moore

District Governor Coy Moody

1st Vice DG

Maggie Robeson

2nd Vice DG Larry Marcum

Region Chairman

John Newlin

Zone Chairman Vacant

CCI Trustee June Brown