Lions Club Breakfast and Lottery Ticket tree raffle to benefit Food Pantry
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Lions Club Breakfast and Lottery Ticket tree raffle to benefit Food Pantry
Lions Club Breakfast and Lottery Ticket tree raffle to benefit Food Pantry

The Westminster Lions Club will hold a Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, December 18 at the VFW. This breakfast will benefit the Westminster Community Food Pantry.
There will even be Christmas music by the Westminster Elementary School band.
Joyce Lucander will be selling tickets to win a lottery Christmas tree with 130 lottery tickets on it. Chances are 3 for $5. Stop by Vincent's Country Store on Friday, Saturday or Sunday afternoon to purchase your chances. She will also bring tickets to both MHS and WES and display the trees there.
Westminster Elementary and Meetinghouse School secretaries will also have tickets for purchase. Proceeds will benefit the Food Pantry.
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