by Dennis Dalman
The LeSauk (Township) Lions Club is seeking the owners of Christmas-tree ornaments that were left on discarded trees after the close of the holiday season..
The ornaments have a personal touch to them, which is why the Lions would like to find their owners. One of the ornaments is a white angel with the words “Bundle of Joy” written on it; another a snow globe with Santa indie and the name “Madison” on the base; the third is an aqua-colored door front that says “New Home.”
LeSauk Lions Club president Jessica Pelzer explained how the Lions discovered the ornaments:
Each year, the 40-member Lions Club offers a tree-pickup service. Members go to homes and take the Christmas tree to the Sartell compost site for a fee of $7 plus a food-shelf item. Each year, all money raised by the Lions is given to a local family in which a child is suffering a medical condition or other emergency.
The owner(s) of the ornaments can contact Jessica Pelzer at 320-266-5302 or email her at japelzer@live.com.
The LeSauk Lions Club members meet at 6:30 p.m. the first Thursday of every month at G-Allen’s restaurant in Sartell. After a social hour, the meeting starts at 7 p.m. Anyone interested in becoming a member can just show up at a meeting.
The LeSauk Lions Club is trying to locate the owners of these lost Christmas ornaments.
