March 21, 2013 Lions Club installed 3 new members

Beverly Thomas - 1st V. P. Dist. 28T

Our club install three fine new members into our club.  It is always a pleasure to see people willing to serve and give back to the community.  Terra Gaylord sponsored Stephanie and Cody and Craig sponsored his sister Lorraine.  It was a special time for all who were present.

Beverly Thomas District 28T Governor Elect performed the installation.

Beverly will be the District Governor when District 28T will held it's Fall Convention in the Pleasant Grove area this coming November 1st and 2nd. 

The talent and experience coming into the club from new members will make a big difference in what the club can do in the Northern Utah County area.

Stephanie Vickers, Cody Robinson,  Lorraine Douglass - New Members

From left to right - Lorrie Jonas - Club President, Stephanie Vickers, Cody Robinson, Lorraine Douglas, Craig Rasmussen

Pleasant Grove Lions Club Needs You!

All residents of Northern Utah County are welcome!

Do you want to be more involved in your Community?

Have you been searching for opportunities for service?

Then we need you for the Lions Club!

As a Lions club member, you’ll join a local group of service-minded men and women who are doing local volunteer work to support your community – right now. You’ll also become a member of Lions Clubs International, a respected international organization, a leader in your local community and a friend to people in need.

There are many reasons to become a member. As a Lion, you will:

• Help your community and gain valuable skills

• Make an impact on people's lives – locally and internationally

• Learn to be a leader – and lead a respected organization

• Network with business people in your community and around the world

• Energize your life and have fun

You'll grow personally and professionally. And you'll know that the community volunteer work you perform is worthwhile and appreciated.

Pleasant Glove Lions Club has been serving our community for the past 75 years.  We have contributed with foreign exchange programs with local students, helped build community pavilions, Assisted with Leader dog programs and also collected eye wear to send to third world countries.

We are also trying to get our youth more involved with our community by beginning a  Leos club. The Leo clubs (ages 12-18) provide youth volunteer opportunities, leadership skills and also a place to grow and have fun. The Cub club (ages 6-11) is also starting and will prepare the very young for service experience and community involvement. For more direct information about the Leos/Cub Clubs please contact Terra Gaylord directly @ 435-668-7543 or terragaylord@gmail.com

Please join us on our regular meeting nights, the 1^st and 3^rd Thursdays of the month at 600 N. Center St P.G.!

Lion Club President: Lorrie Jonas 801-427-6955 or lorrie_jonas@yahoo.com.

Open House, February 26, 2013 @ 6 PM.

There will be an open house at the Pleasant Grove Lions Club building located at 600 E. Center St., Pleasant Grove, Utah.  We want to introduce to you what the Lions Club is, what we do and how we make a difference in Northern Utah County.  We invite anyone that has a desire to serve others and give back to the community which has given so much to each of us.  View the pictures in this post and give us a call letting us know you are coming.  Hope to see you all at the open house  Contact Lorrie at (801) 427-6955 or Terra (435) 668-7543.. 

Additional Lions Club information:

Pleasant Grove Lions Club Needs You'

All citizens of Utah County are welcome!

Do you want to be more involved in your Community?

Have you been searching for opportunities for service?

Then we need you for the Lions Club!

As a Lions club member, you'll join a local group of service-minded men and women who are doing local volunteer work to support your community - right now. You'll also become a member of Lions Clubs International, a respected international organization, a leader in your local community and a friend to people in need.

There are many reasons to become a member. As a Lion, you will:

• Help your community and gain valuable skills

• Make an impact on people's lives -locally and internationally

• Learn to be a leader - and lead a respected organization

• Network with business people in your community and around the world

• Energize your life and have fun

You'll grow personally and professionally. And you'll know that the community volunteer work you perform is worthwhile and appreciated.

Pleasant Glove Lions Club has been serving our community for the past 75 years. We have contributed with foreign exchange programs with local students, helped build community pavilions, Assisted with Leader dog programs and also collected eye wear to send to third world countries.

We are also trying to get our youth more involved with our community by beginning a Leos club. The Leo clubs (ages 12-18) provideyouth volunteer opportunities, leadership skills and also a place to grow and have fun. The Cub club (ages 6-11) is also starting and will prepare the very young for service experience and community involvement. For more direct information about the Leos/Cub Clubs please contact Terra Gaylord directly @ 435-668-7543 or terragaylord@gmail.com

Please join us at our Lions Club Open house for more information regarding .membership or any other questions you may have on Feb. 26 @ 6pm or join us on our regular meeting nights, the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 600 N. Center St.,  P.G.! 

Lion Club President: Lorrie Jonas 801-427-6955 or lorriejonas@yahoo.com.

November 27th, 2012

The Pleasant Grove Lions Club had the opportunity to install three new members.  We are always glad to welcome those that want to give back to the community they live in.  Those install ed are Chance and Terra Geylord and Anne Tripp.  Duane Gilner from the Payson club did the installing.  We were glad to have Duane and his wife Donna be here for this event.  Duane had been a president of the Payson club.

Darleen Seely received her 15 year chevron pin for 15 years of service.  Come join us and make a difference in Northern Utah County.

Duane Gilner

Terra & Chance Geylord

Anne Tripp

Lorrie Jonas pinning on pins of Terra & Chance

Fund Raising - Oct. 13, 1012

This fund raiser was held to generate money towards the purchase of a smaller oxygen tank for a 4 year old child.  The smaller tank would make it easier for him to participate in preschool activities.   Scones and cotton candy and popcorn were sold.   Face painting and a yard sale helped generate the found.   A bounce house provided entertainment for children while their parents looked at yard sale items.    Many services and supplies were donated for the project.   Our good friend Bob Lloyd provided the deep fat frier for the scone.

Bounce House

Lorrie Jonas