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Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania |

What's New
Judging of the pins for the state pin contest was
held at the state convention in Washington, Pennsylvania with the results as
follows;
District Pin Winner District 14-K, District Governor Larry E. Snyder
Lions Club Pin Winner, Stoystown Lions Club of District 14-M

Congratulations to all members of the Pin Traders
Club of Pennsylvania on our 25th Anniversary Year. We have just recently
mailed to each of our members the above pin in celebration of this anniversary.
We believe you should be proud to be part of this "GREAT" Pin Traders Club.
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Congratulations to the "North Carolina Pin Traders Club".
This Pin Trading
Club would be considered small by those who only count by numbers, but they
truly are large in "HEART". Shown above are Lions Gene English and John
O'Malley of the Pin Traders Club of North Carolina presenting our own Lion Larry
Shaull, President of the LITPC a check in the amount of $3,000 toward their goal
of $5,000 which they have pledged for the Sight First II Project. It is
truly Lions like the Lions of North Carolina that make a difference!
We have just learned that our 2013
International Convention will be held in
Hamburg, Germany. Below are a list of our upcoming conventions.
2009 Minneapolis, Minnesota
2010 Sidney, Australia
2011 Seattle, Washington
2012 Busan, Korea
2013 Hamburg,
Germany
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Congratulations to Moe Johnston, Vice President of the Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania and a member of the Board of Directors of the Beacon Lodge Camp for the Blind. Lion Moe has sold 50 sets of our PTCP/Beacon Lodge Sight First II pins which is $1,000 toward our goal of $10,000 pledged to Campaign Sight First II.
It is members like Lion Moe that make this campaign a success and it is important that we continue our efforts in the great cause.
Lions like Moe Johnston help make a difference.
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Congratulations to Brian McCarl, PCC 14-N. Lion Brian has sold 50 sets of our PTCP/Beacon Lodge Sight First II pins which is $1,000 toward our goal of $10,000 pledged to Campaign Sight First II.
While the campaign has achieved much to date, it is imperative that we press forward with excitement and a sense of urgency, and to do so, they need your help today. Your contribution can make a difference.
Lions like Brian McCarl help make a difference.
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LITCP SIGHT FIRST II QUILT RAFFLE

All proceeds from raffle tickets purchased for The Sight First II quilt, "Luncheon in the Butterfly Garden" will go to Sight First II. The quilt is 105” square and makes beautiful use of colors and quilting. The chances on the quilt are available from our pin trading club. The Pennsylvania Pin Trading Club has received 350 chances on the quilt to sell. The money collected from the sale of the chances will be returned to the LITPC Treasurer and will be the official Sight First II project of the LITPC. If our club sells more than the 350 tickets, the additional money will be credited towards the LITPC Sight First II project. The seller of the winning ticket for the quilt will be “rewarded” with a crisp $100.00 bill. The goal of $100,000.00 for Sight First II is going to be achieved without a doubt by the time of the Minneapolis convention. Pin traders world wide will be very proud of this project which is being led by the LITPC as a joint effort with every other pin trading club. If you need or want to purchase tickets please feel free to email Amos Shatzer at Ashatzer@verizon.net or contact any member of the Board of Directors of the Pin Traders Club of Pennsylvania.
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IF YOUR CLUB IS SELLING PINS FOR CAMPAIGN SIGHT FIRST II, PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH YOUR ORDER FORMS
Campaign Sight First II Projects: We would like to make available order forms from various clubs and districts selling pins to benefit Campaign Sight First II. If you would like your order form to be included, please email your form to Amos Shatzer at Ashatzer@verizon.net.
PIN TRADERS CLUB OF PENNSYLVANIA OFFERS PIN SET TO BENEFIT SIGHT FIRST II
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