Lions International and local clubs are directly involved in the relief effort in Haiti. More than $1.5 million have been raised by clubs around the world, so far. There is a huge effort being made by Lions on the ground as well. For more information on this Lions’ effort open this article by clicking on the title and click here.
Our club has donated $5,000 to Lions International specifically for Haitian relief and another $5,000 to purchase shelterboxes, again, specifically for Haiti. If you don’t know what shelterboxes are click here. …
Every Sunday between the first Sunday in June and the first Sunday in October, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the Bearspaw Lions Farmer’s Market offers fresh local produce and other unique products from over 100 vendors.
Located 1km west of Calgary with views of the Bow Valley and Rocky Mountains, the Bearspaw Lions Hall is available for rent by the general public.
THE LIONS CLUB OF BEARSPAW
Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and women in 200 countries and geographic areas who work together to answer the needs that challenge communities around the world.
Known for working to end preventable blindness, Lions participate in a vast variety of projects important to their communities. These projects range from cleaning up local parks to providing supplies to victims of natural disasters.
Beginning in 1917, the association of Lions clubs has provided millions of people with the opportunity to give something back to their communities. …
Lions International and local clubs are directly involved in the relief effort in Haiti. More than $1.5 million have been raised by clubs around the world, so far. There is a huge effort being made by Lions on the ground as well. For more information on this Lions’ effort open this article by clicking on the title and click here.
Our club has donated $5,000 to Lions International specifically for Haitian relief and another $5,000 to purchase shelterboxes, again, specifically for Haiti. If you don’t know what shelterboxes are click here. …
Officers and Directors Bearspaw Lions Club
1st July 2009 - 30th June 2010
Lion Tamer: David Oberhofer
Tail Twister: Wayne Stephenson
1 Year Directors:
Leigh Blackwell
Hopeton Louden
Jim Kelly
2 Year Directors:
Bob Thomas
Adolph Voelk
Alex Kowalchuk
3rd Vice President:
Dean Bethune
E-mail - 3rdvp@bearspawlions.com
2nd Vice President:
Don Mundie
E-mail - 2ndvp@bearspawlions.com
1st Vice President:
John Gehring
E-mail - 1stvp@bearspawlions.com
Treasurer
David Oberhofer / Dean Bethune
E-mail - treasurer@bearspawlions.com
Secretary
Ernie Domshy / Barry Huycke
E-mail - secretary@bearspawlions.com
President
Roger Pilkington
E-mail - president@bearspawlions.com
The Lions Farmers Market is getting ready for the 2010 season. We’ll be back in June, as usual, and in fact, the new 2010 application form is now available. Click on “Farmers Market” below and look for it in the “Market Forms, Pricing, FAQ” Section.
Our market runs from the first Sunday in June to the first Sunday in October, every year.
If you need information about one of our vendors please check our Links page - most of our full time vendors have links to their own sites there. If you …
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2010 Vendor Application Form
2010 Vendor Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Alberta Government Letter To Farmers Market Managers
If you think you have an organic product to sell, please read about the recent regulations from the Alberta Government and it’s certification process. We will not allow a product to be labeled “organic” unless the seller has the proper certification from the Alberta government.
