FINAL ‘EARLY BIRD’ DRAWING FOR LION’S LOOT FEB. 1

FULTON – The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” sweepstakes Early Bird drawing will be drawn at the Feb. 1 board meeting.  A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each.

The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” sweepstakes Early Bird drawing will be drawn at the Feb. 1 board meeting. A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each.

“The ticket you purchase could be worth $10,000,” said co-chair Ron Browning. “And who wouldn’t want to find a ticket that could be worth $10,000 under their Christmas tree or in their stocking.

“Every application purchased before the February board meeting will be entered for the final Early Bird drawing. “

The Lions Loot event and drawings start at Noon, Sunday, April 28, 2024 at the Fulton Polish Home. First prize is $10,000 with 13 additional cash prizes.

“Support for this event helps the Fulton Lions Club provide many Fulton area residents with eye examinations, eyeglasses, and hearing aids,” Browning said. “Donations for each ticket are still $50 for adults aged 18 or older. More than one name may be on a ticket and requests for a special number will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.”

“Every ticket sold will be in the drum for every drawing, you do not need to be present to win, and you can win more than once. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner.

  “Each ticket purchased allows two adults to attend the drawing and enjoy food, drink, and entertainment the day of the drawing.  To give yourself the best chance of reserving your lucky numbers and winning an Early Bird drawing, we urge you to return your applications as soon as possible.”

Ticket applications are available to download online on the club’s Facebook page: “Fulton NY Lions,” and applications can be purchased on the club’s website: www.fultonlionsclub.com. Applications are also available at DeVine Designs, Chirello Advertising, Fulton Savings Bank, Mimi’s Drive-in, both Fulton and Phoenix Medicine Place pharmacies, and Tavern on the Lock. Ticket applications can also be mailed to individuals by contacting Ron Browning, co-chair, at 561-9021.

            For more information, contact event co-chairs Browning at 561-9021 or Dave Dingman at 450-2678.  For more information on the Lions Loot, visit their Facebook page under “Fulton Lions Loot Sweepstakes.”

FULTON LIONS LOOT DRAWING SET FOR APRIL 28, 2024

FULTON, NY – The Fulton Lions Club’s annual Lions Loot Sweepstakes is Sunday, April 28, 2024 at the Fulton Polish Home. Doors open at Noon and the drawings for cash prizes begin at 4:00 p.m. The initial mailing of ticket applications to last year’s participants went out last week, said Ron Browning, co-chair.

The Fulton Lions Club Lions Loot Sweepstakes is  Sunday, April 28, 2024 at the Fulton Polish Home. Doors open at Noon and the drawings for cash prizes begin at 4:00 p.m. Prizes include one $10,000,  $7,000, and $5,000 winner as well as five $1,000 drawings and six drawings of $500. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner. Photo is from a previous Lions Loot.

“Our goal is to sell all 1,000 tickets because support for this event helps the Fulton Lions Club provide many Fulton area residents with eye examinations, eyeglasses, and hearing aids,” Browning said. “Donations for each ticket are still $50 for adults aged 18 or older. More than one name may be on a ticket and requests for a special number will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

“Every ticket sold will be in the drum for every drawing, you do not need to be present to win, and you can win more than once. Prizes include one $10,000,  $7,000, and $5,000 winner as well as five $1,000 drawings and six drawings of $500. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner.”

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Each ticket purchased allows two adults to attend the drawing and enjoy food, drink, and entertainment the day of the drawing. “You can also purchase your application online,” said Dave Dingman, co-chair. “ Just go to our website, www.fultonlionsclub.com, and go to the ‘What’s Happening’ page. You can pay with PayPal and get your ticket application processed right away.

Ticket applications are also available at DeVine Designs, Chirello Advertising, Fulton Savings Bank, Fulton Polish Home, Mimi’s Drive-in, both Fulton and Phoenix Medicine Place pharmacies, Tavern on the Lock, and Family Chiropractic.

For more information or ticket applications, contact either event co-chair: Ron Browning at 315-561-9021 or Dave Dingman at 315-450-2678. For more information on the Fulton Lions Club, visit them on Facebook under “Fulton, NY Lions Club.” 

Fulton Lions’ 33rd Charby’s Duck Derby Launches Sept. 10

FULTON, NY – Fulton Lions Club Club President Patrick Devendorf proudly presents the running of the 33rd Annual Charby’s Duck Derby, from noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 10. First prize is $2,500, the award sponsored by the Fulton Medicine Place.

Here, ducks are dumped to race at a past Fulton Lions Club Charby’s Duck Derby. Photo provided by Chirello Marketing.

 “This year there are over 30 prizes for the top finishers as well as the last place duck,” Devendorf said. “And to keep things lively, the Cortini Brothers featuring Anna Marie Lopez-White, [and] sponsored by Community Bank N.A., will be performing.

“There will also be a drawing every 15 minutes for $25 in NYS Lottery tickets, between 1-3:00 p.m., and $250 in lottery tickets, sponsored by Dennis Hawthorne, Jr., Attorney At Law,  will be raffled off during the event.”

The event is in Canal Park,  located behind Tavern on the Lock. Tickets are $5 each. Ticket bundles include: Flock O’ Tickets, six for $25 with one free ticket; Big Quacker, 15 for $50 with five free tickets; and Mega Mallard, 30 tickets for $100 with ten free tickets. Duck tickets can be purchased the day of the event or from any Fulton Lion. Tickets can also be purchased at Mimi’s Drive-In, DeVine Designs by Gail, The Fulton Medicine Place, Chirello Advertising, and any Fulton Lions member.

The event is named in memory of the late Donald “Charby” Charbonneau, Fulton Lion’s past president who created the event for the club three decades ago,” past president and event chair David Guyer said. “Charby was one of Fulton’s finest Lions, always quick with a joke, and ready to help whenever he was needed.”

Fulton’s Lions Club, also known for their Lions Loot Sweepstakes, and Lions Mane Event Comedy Night, provides financial assistance for those in need of eyeglasses, eye exams, and hearing aids to residents in the Greater Fulton area. For further information on Fulton Lions, visit their Facebook page under “Fulton NY Lions, or fultonlionsclub.com.

Buy Lions Loot Ticket By Feb. 1, Receive Free Dozen Roses, Final ‘Early Bird’ Drawing Feb. 2

FULTON – The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” Sweepstakes Early Bird Drawing will be held during their Feb. 2 Board Meeting.  A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each. Anyone who purchases a Lions Loot Ticket from now through Feb. 1 will receive a certificate for a dozen roses, announced Club President Brett Tallents.

“The fresh roses will come from Fulton Lions Past President Gail Jones, owner of DeVine Designs florist, at its new location, 15 W. First St. S., Fulton. Anyone who buys a Loot ticket by February 1 will receive a certificate for a dozen roses,” Tallents said.

“It’s a perfect way to check Valentine’s Day flowers off your list, and the ticket you purchase could be worth $10,000. You can even purchase Loot ticket applications online with PayPal on our webpage www.fultonlionsclub.com under ‘What’s Happening. Every application purchased before the February board meeting will be entered for the final Early Bird drawing. “

The Lions Loot event and drawings start at noon on Sunday, April 30, 2023 at the Fulton Polish Home, with drawings starting at 4:00 p.m. First prize is $10,000, second prize is $5,000, third prize is $3,000, along with five $1,000 prizes, and six $500 prizes.

The ticket application form can be downloaded here: 2023 Lions Loot Ticket Application.

“Support for this event helps the Fulton Lions Club provide many Fulton area residents with eye examinations, eyeglasses, and hearing aids,”  Lions Co-Chair Ron Browning said.

“Donations for each ticket are still $50 for adults aged 18 or older. More than one name may be on a ticket and requests for a special number will be accepted on a first come, first-serve basis Every ticket sold will be in the drum for every drawing, you do not need to be present to win, and you can win more than once. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner. Each ticket purchased allows two adults to attend the drawing and enjoy food, drink, and entertainment the day of the drawing. To give yourself the best chance of reserving your lucky numbers and winning an Early Bird drawing, we urge you to return your applications as soon as possible.”

 Ticket applications are available to download below and at DeVine Designs, Chirello Advertising, Mimi’s Drive-in, and both Fulton and Phoenix Medicine Place pharmacies. Ticket applications can also be mailed to individuals by contacting Ron Browning at 561-9021.

For more information, contact event Co-Chairs Browning at 561-9021 or Dave Dingman at 450-2678.

For more information on the Lions Loot, visit their Facebook page under “Fulton Lions Loot Sweepstakes.”

LIONS DISTRICT GOV. VISITS FULTON, INDUCTS DEVENDORF AS MEMBER

Sheree Vora, district governor for NY Lions District 20-Y, second from left, presented a patch, banner, and certificate of recognition to the Fulton Lions Club for their 70th anniversary. Joining her, above, from left are Sue Tallents, wife of club President Brett Tallents, Vora, Brett Tallents, and David Guyer, immediate past president who is holding the club’s original 1952 charter.

FULTON, NY – Sheree Vora, district governor for NY Lions District 20-Y, delivered a presentation on her goals for the district and installed Rebecca Devendorf as a member of the Fulton Lions Club at the club’s December meeting. Vora also recognized the Fulton club for their 70th anniversary this year.

Rebecca Devendorf, sponsored by her husband, Patrick Devendorf, was inducted by Sheree Vora, district governor for NY Lions District 20-Y, the newest member of the Fulton club. From left: Vora, Brett Tallents, Fulton president, Rebecca Devendorf, Patrick Devendorf.

In her presentation, Vora stressed the value of club visibility in the community and the positive impact it can have on recruiting new members. “If your club isn’t seen, how is anyone going to find you?,” she said. Vora illustrated her point with the example of how her home club in Lowville transformed a parcel of long-vacant downtown property into a treasured community centerpiece. She also shared information on her Childhood Cancer Project to renovate one of the inpatient activities rooms at Upstate University’s Golisano Children’s Hospital. The Fulton Club donated $1,000 toward the project.

Sheree Vora, district governor for NY Lions District 20-Y, is spearheading a Childhood Cancer Fundraising Project to renovate one of the inpatient activities rooms at Upstate University’s Golisano Children’s Hospital. Above, she accepts a check for $1,000 toward the project from Fulton Lions President Brett Tallents.

Rebecca Devendorf, sponsored by her husband, Patrick Devendorf, was inducted by Vora as the newest member of the Fulton club. 

The Fulton Lions Club, sponsors of the September Charby’s Duck Derby, Lions Loot and The Mane Event Comedy Night, provides financial assistance for those in need of eyeglasses, eye exams, and hearing aids to residents in the Greater Fulton area.

 

Final ‘Early Bird’ Drawing For Fulton Lions Loot Feb. 2

FULTON – The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” sweepstakes Early Bird drawing will be drawn at the Feb. 2 board meeting.  A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each.

“The ticket you purchase could be worth $10,000,” Lions Club’s Co-Chair Ron Browning said. “And who wouldn’t want to find a ticket that could be worth $10,000 under their Christmas tree or in their stocking?” Every application purchased before the February board meeting will be entered for the final Early Bird drawing.”

The Lions Loot event and drawings start at noon, Sunday, April 30, 2023 at the Fulton Polish Home. First prize is $10,000 with 13 additional cash prizes.

“Support for this event helps the Fulton Lions Club provide many Fulton area residents with eye examinations, eyeglasses, and hearing aids. Donations for each ticket are still $50 for adults aged 18 or older. More than one name may be on a ticket and requests for a special number will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis,” Browning said.

“Every ticket sold will be in the drum for every drawing – you do not need to be present to win, and you can win more than once. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner. Each ticket purchased allows two adults to attend the drawing and enjoy food, drink, and entertainment the day of the drawing.  To give yourself the best chance of reserving your lucky numbers and winning an Early Bird drawing, we urge you to return your applications as soon as possible.”

The Fulton Lions Club’s second and final “Lions Loot” sweepstakes Early Bird drawing will be drawn at the Feb. 2 board meeting. A total of five names will be drawn for the prize of $100 each. Every ticket purchased before the February board meeting will be entered for the final Early Bird drawing. Here, participants enjoy the 2018 Lions Loot drawing. Photo courtesy of Fulton Lions Club.

Ticket applications are available to download online on the club’s Facebook page: “Fulton NY Lions.”

Tickets can also be purchased at DeVine Designs, Chirello Advertising, Fulton Savings Bank, Mimi’s Drive-in, the Fulton and Phoenix Medicine Place Pharmacies, and Tavern on the Lock restaurant.

Ticket applications can also be mailed to individuals by contacting Ron Browning at 561-9021.

For more information, contact event co-chairs Ron Browning at 561-9021 or Dave Dingman at 450-2678.  For more information on the Lions Loot, visit their Facebook page under “Fulton Lions Loot Sweepstakes.”

REBECCA WIGGINS, MILO JOHNSON HEADLINE OCT. 14 FULTON LIONS ‘MANE EVENT’ COMEDY NIGHT 2022

REBECCA WIGGINS, MILO JOHNSON HEADLINE  OCT. 14 FULTON LIONS ‘MANE EVENT’ COMEDY NIGHT 2022

The Fulton Lions Club has announced that they will be hosting their annual Mane Event comedy night with comedian Milo Johnson on Friday, October 22, at the Fulton Polish Home. The opening act will be Becky Wiggins. All proceeds raised will benefit community members in need.

“This event has been very successful for us and the community. It’s sure to be a fun, entertaining night for all,” said Brett Tallents, Fulton Lions president. “Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show starts at 8:00 p.m. There will also be a 50-50 drawing and a raffle for a ticket in our next Lions Loot Sweepstakes.”

Presale tickets are $15 and can be purchased at Devine Designs, Fulton Medicine Place, Phoenix Medicine Place, Mimi’s Drive-In, Steve Chirello Advertising, and the Fulton Polish Home. Ticket donations sold at the door can be purchased for $20 per person and “Laugh Package” tables of eight may also be purchased in advance until October 7, for $200 per table. “Laugh with the Lions-Laugh Package” includes reserved preferred seating near the stage, waitress service, specialty pizzas, snacks and soda, and one complimentary drink per person. For more information contact co-chair Linda Hughes at (315) 960-3019. Visit fultonlionsclub.com to purchase tickets via PayPal.

“Our headliner, Milo Johnson, had our audience in stitches last year,” said Linda Hughes, event co-chair. “He’s originally from the Baltimore area and lives here in Fulton. We can’t wait to see what material he’s developed for this year’s comedy night.”

Becky Wiggins, the opening act, is from Rome, and she has been doing stand-up comedy for two years. She has opened for Pinky Patel, Karen Rontowski and other comedians across upstate NY. “With shows at The Funnybone, Fat Katz, The Uptown and the Kallet, I keep very busy,” Wiggins said. She competed in the Syracuse Clash of Comics on Sept.1 and she hosts an open mic night in Rome as well.


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Individual advance sale tickets are $15 ($20 at the door)

Laugh Package Tables of 8 are $200 each.

Fulton Lions Donate $500 To American Legion

FULTON – The Fulton Lions Club recently donated $500 to the Fulton American Legion, Post 587.

Participating in the presentation are Legion members, from left: Donna Kestner, William Donnelly, and Lawrence Macner, post commander, accepting the check from Fulton Lion Audrey Avery.

The Fulton Lions Club, sponsors of the September Charby’s Duck Derby, Lions Loot and The Mane Event Comedy Night, provides financial assistance for those in need of eyeglasses, eye exams, and hearing aids to residents in the Greater Fulton area.

FULTON LIONS’ 32nd CHARBY’S DUCK DERBY LAUNCHES SEPT. 11

The Fulton Lions Club proudly presents the running of the 32nd annual Charby’s Duck Derby, from noon to 5:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, said Brett Tallents, club president.

“This year there will by prizes for the 35 top finishers as well as the last place duck, with a grand prize of $2,500, sponsored by The Medicine Place,” Tallents said. “And to keep things lively, the Doctor Boogie band, sponsored by Community Bank N.A., is back to provide live entertainment all day!

“There will also be a drawing every 15 minutes for $25 in NYS Lottery tickets between 1-3:00 p.m., and $250 in lottery tickets, sponsored by Dennis Hawthorne, Jr., Attorney At Law, will be raffled off during the event.”

The Fulton Lions Club proudly presents the running of the 32nd annual Charby’s Duck Derby, from noon to 5:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, said Brett Tallents, club president. Club members preparing for ticket sales at a recent board meeting are, from left: Michelle Stanard, Tallents, Audrey Avery, Gail Jones, Dennis Rupert and Ron Browning. Duck tickets can be purchased the day of the event or from any Fulton Lion. Tickets can also be purchased at Mimi’s Drive-In, DeVine Designs by Gail, The Fulton Medicine Place, Chirello Advertising, and any Fulton Lions member.

The event is in Canal Park, behind Tavern on the Lock. Tickets are $5 each. Ticket bundles include: Flock O’ Tickets, six for $25 with one free ticket; Big Quacker, 15 for $50 with five free tickets; and Mega Mallard, 30 tickets for $100 with ten free tickets. Duck tickets can be purchased the day of the event or from any Fulton Lion. Tickets can also be purchased at Mimi’s Drive-In, DeVine Designs by Gail, The Fulton Medicine Place, Chirello Advertising, and any Fulton Lions member.

The event is named in memory of the late Donald “Charby” Charbonneau, Fulton Lions past president who created the event for the club three decades ago, Guyer said. “Charby was one of Fulton’s finest Lions, always quick with a joke, and ready to help whenever he was needed.”

Here, ducks are dumped to race at a past Fulton Lions Club Charby’s Duck Derby.

Fulton’s Lions Club, also known for their Lions Loot Sweepstakes, and Lions Mane Event Comedy Night, provides financial assistance for those in need of eyeglasses, eye exams, and hearing aids to residents in the Greater Fulton area. For further information on Fulton Lions, visit their Facebook page under “Fulton NY Lions.




AURORA OF CNY VISITS FULTON LIONS CLUB

FULTON, NY – The Fulton Lions Club received a visit and presentation from Aurora of CNY, Inc. for their May 19 meeting. 

The Fulton Lions Club received a visit and presentation from Aurora of CNY, Inc. for their May 19 meeting. David DeFrancis, left, director of outreach and education hearing and vision loss services for Aurora, explained the mission of the organization and shared some case histories. Aurora serves seniors 60 and over in Onondaga, Oswego and Cayuga counties with vision and hearing loss. David Guyer, Fulton club president, presents DeFrancis with a $1,500 donation from the Fulton club.

David DeFrancis, director of outreach and education hearing and vision loss services for Aurora, explained the mission of the organization and shared some case histories. Aurora serves seniors 60 years old and over with vision and hearing loss in Onondaga, Oswego and Cayuga counties.

Aurora provides a wide variety of equipment and programs to help seniors have a better quality of life. DeFrancis demonstrated several pieces of equipment at the meeting, including a magnifier, needle threader, amplified phone, strobe doorbell, talking books, and TV viewing magnifier glasses for individuals with macular degeneration. For more information on Aurora, visit www.auroraofcny.org, or call 315-422-7263.

“Our club has been a supporter and contributor to Aurora for more than 25 years,” said David Guyer, Fulton Lions president. “So many seniors have found relief and happier daily lives from the services and equipment Aurora provides. It is part of our mission to help the visually and hearing impaired, and Aurora does this magnificently.”

Chartered in 1953, the Fulton club continues to be one of the most active in their district. The Fulton Lions Club provides financial assistance for those in need of eyeglasses, eye exams, and hearing aids to residents in the Greater Fulton area. For more information, visit www.fultonlionsclub.com, or find them on Facebook under Fulton, NY Lions.