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Thurmont lions Club Community night Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament Winners
Celebration Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament Courtesy Photo
The winners of the annual
On May 27, 2015, the Thurmont Lions Club held its annual Community fundraiser, hosted by Light the
Night Celebration. Members have the opportunity to see the fruits of their Night team Barkers 4 Blood
year-long labor, as grants are given to numerous organizations. Community Cancer, benefiting the Leukemia
Night followed Education Night, held earlier in May, when the club gave & Lymphoma Society, were Mark
grants and scholarships to the Catoctin Feeder schools and its students. Clemmons and Barry Gastly,
Approximately $35,000 was given away during the two nights. who went into the championship
Funds had previously been given to Leader Dog, Maryland Medical Eye game with one loss, having to
Bank, and Catoctin High School (CHS) Safe & Sane 2015. beat the undefeated Paul Eyler
Please call 301-271-0558 if you are interested in helping the Thurmont and Ryan Eyler twice to win the
Lions Club make a difference in our community. tournament. Third place went to
First place winners, Barry Gastly and
Mark Clemmons.
Jacob Fisher and Kenny Rosenberry,
who went undefeated until their
fourth game. The event was held
on Saturday, May 30, 2015, at the
Emmitsburg Community Park. Details
about the event, including winners
and businesses that contributed to
their fundraiser, are listed on their
Picture by Albie Little of Courtesy Photos Inc. Facebook page: facebook.com/
Pictured from left are: Thurmont Lions Club President J.R. Wantz with Wayne Stackhouse, Guardian barkers4bloodcancer.
Hose Company; Tim Sturart, Seton Center; Bob Muchow, Lions Saving Kids Sight; Bob Johnson Lions Second place winners, Ryan and Paul Eyler. Barkers 4 Blood Cancer would
Vision Research Foundation; George Anzelone, Thurmont Senior Citizens; Brooks Widders, Lions
District 22-W Hearing & Speech; John Ruppel, Thurmont Scouting inc; Megan Millson, Catoctin like to thank everyone who attended the event, as well as all of the people
FFA; Lisa Gerring, Project Hope; Bill Blakeslee, Community Foundation of Frederick County for and businesses that donated items for the event. They could not have done it
the Davey Long and Mike Compton Memorial Fund, the Make a Difference in Thurmont Fund, and without their volunteers: Jeremy Boylan, Tracy Boylan, Abigail Christian, Mark
the 1Lt Rob Seidel Wounded Soldier Fund; John Mashmeier, Catoctin Community Medical Fund; Clemmons, Shannon Cool, Eric Dempsey, Fran Dempsey, Morgan Dempsey,
Becca Richards, Thurmont Thespians; Tara Lebherz, Thurmont Regional Library; Brandi Bubczyk,
Spirit Show Choir; Kate Burke, Camp Jamie; Rebecca Areola, Frederick County Boys and Girls Club Harvey Dewees, Mary Dewees, Mike Dewees, Peggy Dewees, Brad Doyle, Kim
at TMS; Ted Nettles, MD Patriot Guard; Labella Kreiner, CHS Leos; Ann Nettles, MD Patriot Guard; Foreman, Alex Hayes, Gail Hayes, Tracie Lee, Joe MacCaffery, Dave Reid,
Annalise Lewis, TMS Leos; Nick Nowaczyk, Frederick County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Club; Mary Kelly Reid, Sue Reid, and Logan Rudez. Heartfelt thanks go out to all for
Frances Gosnell, Heaing Loss Association of America-Frederick County Chapter; Donna Jackman, supporting their cause.
Lions District-22W Diabetes; Paul Cannada, Lions Club international Foundation; Becky Little,
Guiding Eyes for the Blind; Paster Sally Joyner-Gifin, Thurmont Food Bank; John Henry, St Joseph’s
Ministries – St Catherine’s. Hidden: Susan Polansky, MD Parents of Blind Children.
Thurmont lions Club Inducts new Member Looking Here it is!
The Thurmont Lions Courtesy Photo for a deal?
Club inducted a new
member, Lion Jill Long,
during the March 25, Kid’s
2015, meeting. Lion Jill’s
husband, Mark Long, is 99¢
also a member of the club. Meals
A warm welcome was
given to Lion Jill, as the
club welcomed her into
their Lions family. Join Us from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Dine In Only
The Thurmont Lions
Club is a group of Hamburger • Cheeseburger
community-minded men Mondays
and women who come McDonald’s in 4 pc. Chicken Nuggets
together to enjoy each Pictured from left are Lion Glenn Rickard, sponsor; Lion Jill Emmitsburg Includes child size fry, apple slices, and
Long; and PDG Paul Cannada.
other’s company, hear small soft drink. (Toy not included)
interesting programs, and raise funds for important local or vision-related for only 99¢
activities. They meet at 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of the
month at the Mountain Gate Restaurant in Thurmont. Tuesdays
For additional information, visit their website at www.thurmonlionsclub. McDonald’s in
com or call 301-271-4433. Thurmont
Your Paper — Your News!
Wednesdays
Deadline for submission is on or before the 15 of the McDonald’s in
th
month prior to the issue month. Walkersville
• news@thecatoctinbanner.com • 301-447-2946 fax •
• 301-447-2804 phone •
Thurmont lions Club Community night Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament Winners
Celebration Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament Courtesy Photo
The winners of the annual
On May 27, 2015, the Thurmont Lions Club held its annual Community fundraiser, hosted by Light the
Night Celebration. Members have the opportunity to see the fruits of their Night team Barkers 4 Blood
year-long labor, as grants are given to numerous organizations. Community Cancer, benefiting the Leukemia
Night followed Education Night, held earlier in May, when the club gave & Lymphoma Society, were Mark
grants and scholarships to the Catoctin Feeder schools and its students. Clemmons and Barry Gastly,
Approximately $35,000 was given away during the two nights. who went into the championship
Funds had previously been given to Leader Dog, Maryland Medical Eye game with one loss, having to
Bank, and Catoctin High School (CHS) Safe & Sane 2015. beat the undefeated Paul Eyler
Please call 301-271-0558 if you are interested in helping the Thurmont and Ryan Eyler twice to win the
Lions Club make a difference in our community. tournament. Third place went to
First place winners, Barry Gastly and
Mark Clemmons.
Jacob Fisher and Kenny Rosenberry,
who went undefeated until their
fourth game. The event was held
on Saturday, May 30, 2015, at the
Emmitsburg Community Park. Details
about the event, including winners
and businesses that contributed to
their fundraiser, are listed on their
Picture by Albie Little of Courtesy Photos Inc. Facebook page: facebook.com/
Pictured from left are: Thurmont Lions Club President J.R. Wantz with Wayne Stackhouse, Guardian barkers4bloodcancer.
Hose Company; Tim Sturart, Seton Center; Bob Muchow, Lions Saving Kids Sight; Bob Johnson Lions Second place winners, Ryan and Paul Eyler. Barkers 4 Blood Cancer would
Vision Research Foundation; George Anzelone, Thurmont Senior Citizens; Brooks Widders, Lions
District 22-W Hearing & Speech; John Ruppel, Thurmont Scouting inc; Megan Millson, Catoctin like to thank everyone who attended the event, as well as all of the people
FFA; Lisa Gerring, Project Hope; Bill Blakeslee, Community Foundation of Frederick County for and businesses that donated items for the event. They could not have done it
the Davey Long and Mike Compton Memorial Fund, the Make a Difference in Thurmont Fund, and without their volunteers: Jeremy Boylan, Tracy Boylan, Abigail Christian, Mark
the 1Lt Rob Seidel Wounded Soldier Fund; John Mashmeier, Catoctin Community Medical Fund; Clemmons, Shannon Cool, Eric Dempsey, Fran Dempsey, Morgan Dempsey,
Becca Richards, Thurmont Thespians; Tara Lebherz, Thurmont Regional Library; Brandi Bubczyk,
Spirit Show Choir; Kate Burke, Camp Jamie; Rebecca Areola, Frederick County Boys and Girls Club Harvey Dewees, Mary Dewees, Mike Dewees, Peggy Dewees, Brad Doyle, Kim
at TMS; Ted Nettles, MD Patriot Guard; Labella Kreiner, CHS Leos; Ann Nettles, MD Patriot Guard; Foreman, Alex Hayes, Gail Hayes, Tracie Lee, Joe MacCaffery, Dave Reid,
Annalise Lewis, TMS Leos; Nick Nowaczyk, Frederick County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Club; Mary Kelly Reid, Sue Reid, and Logan Rudez. Heartfelt thanks go out to all for
Frances Gosnell, Heaing Loss Association of America-Frederick County Chapter; Donna Jackman, supporting their cause.
Lions District-22W Diabetes; Paul Cannada, Lions Club international Foundation; Becky Little,
Guiding Eyes for the Blind; Paster Sally Joyner-Gifin, Thurmont Food Bank; John Henry, St Joseph’s
Ministries – St Catherine’s. Hidden: Susan Polansky, MD Parents of Blind Children.
Thurmont lions Club Inducts new Member Looking Here it is!
The Thurmont Lions Courtesy Photo for a deal?
Club inducted a new
member, Lion Jill Long,
during the March 25, Kid’s
2015, meeting. Lion Jill’s
husband, Mark Long, is 99¢
also a member of the club. Meals
A warm welcome was
given to Lion Jill, as the
club welcomed her into
their Lions family. Join Us from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Dine In Only
The Thurmont Lions
Club is a group of Hamburger • Cheeseburger
community-minded men Mondays
and women who come McDonald’s in 4 pc. Chicken Nuggets
together to enjoy each Pictured from left are Lion Glenn Rickard, sponsor; Lion Jill Emmitsburg Includes child size fry, apple slices, and
Long; and PDG Paul Cannada.
other’s company, hear small soft drink. (Toy not included)
interesting programs, and raise funds for important local or vision-related for only 99¢
activities. They meet at 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of the
month at the Mountain Gate Restaurant in Thurmont. Tuesdays
For additional information, visit their website at www.thurmonlionsclub. McDonald’s in
com or call 301-271-4433. Thurmont
Your Paper — Your News!
Wednesdays
Deadline for submission is on or before the 15 of the McDonald’s in
th
month prior to the issue month. Walkersville
• news@thecatoctinbanner.com • 301-447-2946 fax •
• 301-447-2804 phone •
