December 2005 - The Parklander Magazine
December 2005 - The Parklander Magazine
December 2005 - The Parklander Magazine
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World Heritage Seeks A<br />
Volunteer Community Representative<br />
World Heritage, a non-profit student exchange program,<br />
is currently seeking a volunteer local community representative to<br />
provide high school exchange students with program support. <strong>The</strong><br />
local volunteer develops international and community friendships<br />
and enjoys working with teenagers. Community representatives<br />
screen potential host families, meet with local high schools, and<br />
provide support counseling for host families and students.<br />
World Heritage also provides international opportunities for families<br />
to host a student and for an American teen to become an<br />
exchange student. If you are interested in one of these rewarding<br />
experiences, please call Kimberly at 1-800-888-9040 or visit www.<br />
world-heritage.org.<br />
CS Lions Club Seeks Donations<br />
and Members<br />
If you enjoy fellowship and participating in projects that assist<br />
others, the Coral Springs Downtown Lions Club wants you. <strong>The</strong><br />
club, one of more than 46,000 Lions International clubs in 194 countries<br />
and geographical areas, is also seeking (amongst other items)<br />
donations of eyeglasses which are no longer of use to their current<br />
wearers.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Lions are recognized worldwide for their service to the blind<br />
and visually impaired. This service began when Helen Keller challenged<br />
the Lions to become "knights of the blind in the crusade<br />
against darkness" during the association's 1925 international convention.<br />
<strong>The</strong> used eyeglasses are recycled and distributed in 3rd world<br />
countries. Locally, the club helps needy individuals and families<br />
without insurance get eye examinations and provides them with<br />
glasses. One hundred percent of all funds received through donations<br />
(the club is a registered 501(c)3 organization) or from other<br />
fund raising projects (such as recycling used inkjet cartridges) are<br />
spent on club programs including the Club’s camp for the visually<br />
impaired,. All administrative expenses are paid from club dues.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Coral Springs Downtown Lions Club meets the first and third<br />
Wednesday of each month at Wings Plus, 9880 West Sample Road,<br />
Coral Springs.For more information, call Fred Kraft at (954) 753-<br />
6553 or visit www.csdlc.org.<br />
New Inventory in stock—<br />
GREAT Gifts at GREAT prices!<br />
Over 25 Years of Experience<br />
Doing Quality Custom Framing on<br />
Lithographs• Mirrors • Sports Memorabilia<br />
We’re not just a Framing Store, We now have...<br />
Gifts • Home Accessories • Jewelry<br />
Specialty Candles • Perfume Bottles<br />
•Judaic Boxes • Hand Painted Glasswares<br />
“Meet the Artists” is the first friday of the month<br />
<strong>The</strong> next artist — Dec. 2 Call for more info<br />
Catering Provided by Rudi & Eli’s Taste of Heaven<br />
Join Us!<br />
the PARKLANDER 19
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