The Pennsylvania Council of the Blind announces the release of the “True No Measure Cookbook.” This book is designed for cooks who have neither the time nor the interest in creating an elaborately detailed recipe that requires either an eagle eye or a steady hand to make yummy dishes. This cookbook is the “No Measure Zone.”
Every recipe uses the quantities you’re most familiar with: a bag of this, a half a can of that, a box of those, two eggs, and a handful of them. Once you have this book, the only thing you’ll be measuring is the amount of time and frustration you’ve saved by not measuring. So, if you can find them, throw out your measuring cups and spoons and order this book.
This unique idea is the brainchild of Morgan Park, a mom, student, worker, and person with a disability. Her vision is an easy to read and simple to follow collection of recipes that take the challenge out of preparing tasty dishes. Among the people Morgan believes this cookbook will help are: busy moms, college students, kitchen phobes, bachelors, seniors, newly weds, and people with disabilities such as vision impairment, manual dexterity deficits, and palsy. The proceeds from this project will benefit the Pennsylvania Council of the Blind, a statewide advocacy organization of consumers who are blind or vision impaired.
This book is available in 16-point large type, Braille, DAISY file, and MS Word CD. The Braille is one large volume available for $25. All other formats are $12.50. To order your copy of the “True No Measure Cookbook,” send check or money order to: PA Council of the Blind, 931 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102. Credit card orders can be made by calling (717) 920-9999 or by clicking on the PayPal button online at http://PCB1.org/cookbook. Be sure to indicate your preferred format and shipping address. The entire index of 223 recipes is also online at http://PCB1.org/cookbook.

Lions and Friends,
Below is a link with the latest information about Lion Jim Groff’s rebuilding project in Joplin , MO. You will find an information letter and the registration form. Please consider taking part in this “Lions Helping Lions in Joplin ” project. If you are unable to make the trip, consider passing the information along to someone who may able. All are welcome, Lions and non-Lions, no matter the skill level. There will be a job for everyone.
It’s that time of the year again. A time to either join or renew your yearly membership in the PA Lions Beacon Lodge “500 Club.” This is an opportunity for each Lion, Lioness and Leo to make a personal contribution to help with repairs and maintenance of the camp. Since it began in 1992 as the “365 Club,” and later changed to the “500 Club” in 2007 due to increased costs. Over the years many clubs keep renewing their membership and most, are coming in at 100% in our district. With your participation this trend will continue.
The “500 Club” is based on a personal donation of $5.00 per member per year. While some clubs do approach their members for a personal contribution, others take their total number of club members, multiply by $5.00 and strike a check for that amount from their Activity/Charity Account. Lifetime Membership is available at $100.00 a member.
Please make checks payable to BEACON LODGE 500 Club and mail the check to Lion Tom Hurrell (207 Glencoe Drive, West Mifflin, PA 15122) - Lion Tom will note your contribution in the District records and forward your check to the camp. Visit the Beacon Lodge website to learn more CLICK HERE
Pennsylvania Lions State Convention will be here before you know it. The 14-C committee has a very full schedule for you in Gettysburg and we hope that you are planning to attend. The regis-tration packets are in the mail to the clubs and you should already have them or you will by the middle of January. Look them over and sign up for the meals and events that you want to attend.
The Eisenhower farm tour will leave the information center at 9:30 AM on Friday and will be back at the center at 11:30 AM. The information center is only 10 minutes from the Hotel so you can make the 12:00 lunch to hear our speaker, Pennsylvania’s own Past President Joseph Wroblewski.
The Thursday night Ghost tour will start downtown at Nesbit tours right after it gets dark. The tours last about 1 ½ hours and special pins are included in the $10.00 price. The ladies get the White Ghost and the men get the Grey Ghost. The walking tour covers about 6 to 7 blocks. When you return, the hospitality rooms will be open for your enjoyment. Don’t miss this op-portunity to have fun.
If you don’t sign up for this one, you will just have to listen to the story and not be part of it.
On Saturday, the Ladies/Lioness breakfast will start at 7:00 AM. The “Presidents meet the President” will be at 9:00 AM followed by a great presentation on “Everything I know about Lions I learned at the Zoo” by PCC Terry Goodman of New Hampshire. The Penn-sylvania Lions All-State Band will perform at noon. Ladonna Gatlin will be next from 1:30 to 3:00. Then the All-State Band will play for an hour before the Banquet which starts with a 6:00 social and dinner at 7:00.
The tables for the Banquet are for 10 instead of 8. No problem, all you need is one more couple to fill you table. The tables are extra large so you will have plenty of room.
When you get the regis-tration form, please fill it out and be sure to sign up for each event and meal that you want to attend then send it in with your payment. The reason for this is easy. Gettysburg College graduation is also the same weekend and after our deadline we cannot guarantee you a room.
For Registration Form and more information – CLICK HERE
Each Lions Club is required to submit their New Officers Report (PU-101) to the District.
To submit your report CLICK HERE
You are also required to submit this same report to Lions Club International by May 15th yearly.
Need the form to mail to Lions International? CLICK HERE
THIS REPORT MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN MAY 15th !
West Mifflin Lions MOTHER'S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sunday, May 13, 2012 Homeville Fire Hall 3900 Greensprings Ave. Adults $6.00 Children $3.00 (10 & under) Tickets available at door or any WM Lion |
The 34thd KEYSTONE BLIND BOWLERS TOURNAMENT will be held at Bowling City of Mount Lebanon GOOGLE A MAP HERE on July 13 – 15, 2012 The bowling sessions begin on Friday, July 13th from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. On Saturday,July 14th from 9:00 a.m. to Noon and 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. On Sunday Julty 15th from 9:00 a.m. to Noon.
For more information and assignments PLEASE CLICK HERE
Wondering what to do with those used, unwanted eyeglasses around the house? Your local Lions Club can use them in our Recycle For Sight Program. You can drop them off at the following locations.
Although not the most glamorous fundraiser most Lions Clubs sell Lions quality brooms along with garbage bags. For local clubs that handle this fundraiser please click here