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District Governor Nick Xinopoulos recently presented
three Clinton Lions the W. P. Woods Fellowship, the highest honor
bestowed by the Lions of Indiana. Tim Morgan, John Stroot, and
Michael Joyce were presented this award
by the Trustees of the Indiana Lions Foundation, Inc., for their
contributions to the principles of Lionism. Their names will be forever
displayed at the Indiana State Office recognizing W. P. Woods Fellows.
Photograph by
Chuck Gedrick
Congratulations to
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Indiana Lions State Convention
April 23-25, 2010
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Clinton Lioness Club
recieves an award from District Governor Nick Xinopoulos.
Pictured left to right are Clinton Lioness Club members Carole Morgan,
Sue Weber, Tina Blackburn, Nancy Blackburn and Antonette Bonomo and
District 25-C Governor Nick Xinopoulos who presentd the Club with an
appreciation service award for the Club's continued support of Lions
Projects locally as well as at the State and International levels.
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Clinton Lions Club
Pictured at the podium is District Governor Nick Xinopoulos inducting
Terry Turchi into the Clinton Lions Club while Sponsor Clinton Lion Rich
Yelich places the Lions Lapel pin on Lion Turchi. |
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Clinton Lions Club
On the left is Clinton
Lions Club President Steve Thompson recieving an award from District
Governor Nick Xinopoulos. The Club was recognized for their continued
support of Lions projects at the State, International and local level. |
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Newport Lions Club
DG Nick Xinopoulos and Trustees from
State Projects visited the Newport Lions Club on February 3, 2010.
After dinner DG Nick turned the Trustees loose to talk about those
projects. State of the art audio-visual, slide shows, and eloquent
extemporaneous speaking provided for an information packed evening.
Left to Right. Lion Paul
Morrison,Trustee Cancer Control, Brownsburg, PDG Billy Chastain,
Trustee Indiana Lions Foundation, Brownsburg, PDG Ron Spivey, Trustee
Speech and Hearing Foundation, Perrysville, Suzanne Graden, Trustee Eye
and Tissue Bank, DG Nick Xinopoulos, Brownsburg, Lion President Joe
Mock, Newport, Lion Treasurer Larry Bemis, Newport, Lion Past President
Bob Tubbs, Newport, Lion Larry Graden, Trustee Leader Dog, Brownsburg.
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Newport Lions Club
The Newport Club has
sponsored the "Newport Antique Auto Hillclimb" since 1909. They
have compiled a book about the event, and copies are available for
$10.00, while they last. For ordering information contact:
The Newport Lions
Club, PO Box 398, Newport, Indiana 47966. You may also call
765-492-4220.
Check it out on the
web
www.newporthillclimb.com
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"I don't smoke. I don't drink. I
don't chase women. But if it burns gasoline or has sugar in it--look
out." Anonymous Hillclimber
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Clinton Lions Club
Pictured on the left is David Martinez,
3rd VP Brownsburg Lions Club, Suzanne Graden, Brownsburg Lions Club and
Trustee , Indiana Lions Eye and Tissue Bank, Paul Morrison, President,
Brownsburg Lions Club and Trustee Indiana Lion Cancer Control Project,
Past District Governor Ron Spivey, Cayuga Lions Club and Trustee,
Indiana Lions Speech and Hearing, and Larry Graden, Brownsburg Lions
Club and Trustee, Indiana Lions Leader Dog Program. Each Trustee shared
a very informational presentation concerning each of these projects to
members of the Clinton Lions Club recently. Photo provided by Clinton
Lion member Rich Yelich |
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Lebanon Lions
Club
Lion Ed Schilling,
left, for his membership efforts, accepted a Senior Builder Key from
District Governor Nick Xinopolous, Brownsburg.
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah |
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Lebanon Lions Club
Lion
District Governor Nick Xinopolous and Lion Ed Schilling , back row,
left, are shown with a portion of Schilling's Lion Family. In addition
to these Lions , Schilling also brought in
Mike Casey
who brought in Rick Whiteman.( not shown.)
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah |
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Lebanon Lions Club
Lion
Lyle Hunter and his wife Kari are shown here with District Governor Nick
Xinopolous, Brownsburg.
Photo by PDG Al
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Lebanon Lions Club
Lion Governor Nick Xinopolous, right presents membership
certificate to new Lion Lyle Hunter at Lebanon's Wednesday evening
meeting at Brenda's cupboard.
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah |
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Lebanon Lions Club
Lyle
Hunter, right, is Lebanon's newest Lion. He was inducted into the
community Service Organization by Lions District Governor Nick
Xinopolous, Center.Lion Ed Schilling left Is Hunter's "membership
Grandfather." Schilling has recruited members who have recruited
members, who have recruited members. Hunter's sponsor was Mike Kasey.
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah |
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Lions Hope
for Haiti has mobilized more than US$350,000, to date. Lions around the
world are responding generously and quickly to the LCIF designated fund
for this disaster. Donations are continuing to pour in from individuals,
clubs and districts, and I thank all of you who have already pledged
your support.
Read the whole story. |
LCIF Chairperson
Al Brandel and his wife Dr. Maureen Murphy are currently in the
Dominican Republic to lead a team delivering urgently needed supplies
into Haiti and meeting with local Lions to develop an immediate and
long-term plan for assistance.
Find out what they are doing. Click on the link below.
www.lcif.org
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Remarks
from International President, Eberhard J. Wirfs
I am
extremely saddened to report that two of our Haitian Lions -- our family
-- have perished and other Lions may have lost family members. On
behalf of Lions the world over and members of our international board,
we offer our sincere, heartfelt condolences and sympathies to our Lions
family who have suffered such personal losses.
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What are Lions in
District 25-C doing in
response to Hati?
The following from LCIF
Chairman PDG Charlie Short
is an example.
Dear
Lions:
I
am sure that you, like many
of us, have been carefully
watching the news from
Haiti. This poor
island has seen more than
its share of trouble, but
the present disaster puts
its suffering off the
chart.
IPIP Brandel's messages from
LCIF will soon be matched by
his personal view of the
situation. He is en route to
see for himself and all
Lions what needs to be done
and where we fit in. He is
fully supported by IP Wirfs
in this effort, as you
may have read in other
emails.
I'm
not here to repeat their
news; I'm here to suggest we
make a little of our own.
The
Lafayette LC has made a
collection from members of
$600 and authorized an
additional $1000 to be sent
to LCIF immediately.
Beat that! Round up a
collection at your next
meeting and see if your club
will vote some money too.
IPDG Charlie Short
District 25C LCIF Chairman
(765) 743-3160
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Oxford Lions Club
Photos of
the Oxford Lions Club appreciation dinner/banquet in December. This
event was held to thank all who volunteered their time to help out
during the Dan Patch Days Festival. Lion Darrell Patterson presented
checks to the Benton Central Football coach and Boy Scout Troop # 301
for their hard work and support during Dan Patch Days Festival.
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Oxford:
BC
Football Representatives: Coach Doug Nelson and two BC football players
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Oxford:
Boy Scout
Troop #301 Representatives: Jim Schutter, Committee Chairman and Cody
Tormoehlen.
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Zionsville.
If you are cruzin'
south on
interstate 65 from Lebanon to Zionsville...look for this. |
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Zionsville.
New members Scott
Mattkinson and Steve St John are welcomed to the Zionsville Club. |
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Zionsville.
Program was on Leader
Dogs. Shown are President Ralph Stacy, Leader Dog Trustee, Larry
Graden, Leader Dog Graduate Ann Gertiser with Leader Dog Dinah, and Eye and Tissue Bank
Trustee, Suzanne Graden. |
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International
Relations
Banga City Lions
Club
Several years ago, the
Banga City Lions Club and the Lebanon Lions club were twinned.
Since that time pictures have been exchanged and Vice President,
Mohinder Parkash Nayyar and PDG Al McConnahah have become Pen Pals.
They actually met for the first time at the International Convention in
Minneapolis.
You will note
similarities in these Lions from India and in Lions from District 25-C.
Thanks to PDG Al for
reminding us of our International connections. |
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December 2009, Lions
Club Bang City Smile, District 321-D, Punjab, India.
Financial aid is given
to a needy patient, Mrs. Shindoo, who is suffering from a bladder
condition. |
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December 2009, Lions
Club Bang City Smile, District 321-D, Punjab, India.
The Club observed its
induction ceremony on December 22, 2009. Lion Jit Singh Bhatia is
shown along with his team. Shown from left to right are District
Governor Rajiv Kukreja 321-D, Lion Mohinder Jit Singh VDG-I,Lion Harish
Banga VDG II, Lion Sawtanter Saberwal, PDG, Lion Kuldip Singh, PDG,
Lion IL Tiwari, Lion Baldev Nayyar, and Lion Rajesh Kumar.Also shown are
club and family members.
Three new members were
inducted including one lady. |
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The Club observed the
installation ceremony for Lion Jit Singh Bhatia on December 22, 2009.
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Master of Ceremony
Lion Mohinder Nayyar Advocate along with Lion Hardev Singh Bedi
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Thanks for sharing PDG Al McConnahah |
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Midwinter Conference 2010 |
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Booth was sponsored by "Recognition Services"
You can buy Lions pins from them.
From left to right are booth directors PID Wayne Madden
(looking at table), PDG Ed Souers, District B, PID Dave Findt, DG John
Scott, District F,
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah
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Vice District
Governor John Sabol, Brownsburg, Lion Sue Sabol, Brownsburg, and Lion
Owen Matz, Frankfort
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah
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Brownsburg Lions presented a seminar on
what it takes to be a successful club. Lion Ray Furner described
the essentials of communication, Lion Larry Graden (shown at right)
talked about training and planning at the seminar for successful clubs,
and PDG Billy Chastain emphasized the need for leadership.
Photo by PDG Al McConnahah
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