


The Lion's Club of Cambria sends out a heartfelt thanks to ALL volunteers in our recent Pinedorado #76. They included:
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The Parade volunteers who helped with staging the Groups before the Parade, the Announcers, the Judges, the people who placed signs and barricades, and the SLO County Volunteer Sheriff's. And thanks to Harvey's Honey Huts, who donated all the Huts along the Parade route, and on the Pinedorado Grounds!
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The BBQ volunteers, who cooked the chicken, beef, and ensured that the garlic bread and the salsa were tasty and the people who SERVED all the food.
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The servers in the Pub who skillfully served the cold beer, and poured the wine without a spill!
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Our Raffle Booth helpers who organized over 150 donated prizes, to ensure the winners got the right ones.
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The many Food Court servers who cooked burgers, boiled the corn, dished out the pie, or handed out the free water--and always did so with a big smile.
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The many volunteers who managed our Game Booths during Pinedorado-- all 8 of them!
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The safety conscious helpers who supervised the Kiddie Rides and Electric train, to ensure it was FUN for the kids of all ages.
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Our many Scrip Sellers, who took in cash or credit in exchange for the Scrip used to purchase food or fun during Pinedorado. ( They are key people at Pinedorado!)
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Our 4am on Sunday volunteers, who arrived very early to help set up for Nate's Car show. ( We had over 90 cars!)
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The many volunteers who assisted with the Mayoral Ball celebration at Fogs End Barn, who made that evening a huge success for the Chamber, and for the Lion's Club.
We calculate that OVER 100 volunteers from our Community had a hand in making Pinedorado #76 one of best yet. We are deeply grateful to all our volunteers. We hope you will come back next year! Thank You!
Greg Aitkens, President of the Lion's Club.
Dinner Speakers and then Upcoming Events
Dinner Speakers:
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October 13th... Mary Ann Grau... In 2016, our guest speaker, Maryann Grau, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and remarkably survived to author her book, “Cancer and Fishnet Stockings”. Today she leads Dance, Aerobics and Strength Training sessions at the Joslyn Center. Maryann will discuss the health and fitness benefits of remaining active as we age.
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October 27th... SLO County Supervisor Bruce Gibson, who will be retiring at the end of 2026. He will highlight his 20 years in office.
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November 10th... Weather Expert John Lindsey will be talking about the coming El Nino!
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December 8th... The Cambria Chorale will come to sing Christmas music, for the Joy of all who attend.
Upcoming Events:
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October 16th... Annual White Cane Day... a Lion's International day set aside to honor the achievements of people who are blind or visually impaired, and to recognize the white cane as a vital symbol of independence and freedom. ( Several locations around Cambria will have volunteers to accept donations to support the visually impaired-- 9am to 5pm)
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October 25th... Ballet Folklorico Day of the Dead, to honor the deceased, primarily in Mexico, and all over the world. 2 pm to 7pm, at the Pinedorado Grounds.
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December 5th... Our Annual Kid's Christmas Party at the Pinedorado Grounds, from 11am to 2pm. Games, rides, food ,Santa Claus, and the Bounce House!
For questions on anything above, please email: pinedorado@gmail.com.
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