The Lions Clubs of California received correspondence from the Lions Clubs International Foundation acknowledging the contributions made by the clubs for the Japanese earthquake and tsunami relief. Also, the LCIF website featured a picture of some California Lions raising funds for the relief effort.
The Anderson Lions are proud to have made a contribution.

And then the Sun came out

As soon as the Anderson Lions began to put the colored eggs out for the egg hunt this morning it started to drizzle. Then within minutes it was raining steadily. It continued for about a half hour before letting up. By 15 minutes before the 9:00am start time the rain had stopped so the fun could begin.

It only takes minutes. The children make fast work of finding the eggs.

Parents are allowed to assist the Toddlers.

Some even come in costume. Is that an "Easter Bear?'

The prelude

Sunday is the annual egg hunt the Anderson Lions have been sponsoring since all the way back to 1957.

There have been a number of different ranges to boil the eggs... some bigger, and fancier pots, too.

The members have found they can stay busy...

...or rest and socialize...

...or even daydream.

Last weekend

The Anderson Lions Club arranged to honor Lion Melanie Hunter with a Melvin Jones Fellowship and to have it presented at the District Convention at Corning, California.

Club President, Sharon O'Brien, and LCIF Chair, Dave Marceau with Melvin Jones recipient, Melanie Hunter

We were ready

These two, Melanie and Sharon, weren't the only members who manned the food fair booth at the convention on Friday evening. There are more photos at the Facebook page.

Some of us came home tired. Some of us came home rested.

Hi Scott

This really nice video about a Lions project got an award

You can watch it here. Lions Clubs from all over the U.S. participate and contribute to Lions in Sight.

This week is Convention Week

The Anderson Lions are excited about attending the Lions District 4-C1 Annual Convention at Corning. We're all ready for the Food Faire on Friday evening and the Parade of Banners Saturday morning. We'll see what else develops.
Of more immediate importance is the regular meeting tonight at El Mariachi.