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PAGE CONTENT

2 DG Wilma Message

3 2VDG Glen Message

4 Mark Your Calendars (Upcoming Event Bikes for the World Leo Competition Winner: Colonial Forge High School

5 New Members Deceased Members

6 Did you know/Coming Attractions Members Corner by GMT Membership Orientation

& Retention Chair Joe Angsten

7 A Tribute to Lion Eldon Wright by Fairfax Host LC

8-9 District 24-L Relieving Hunger Chair Nenita Yu Aquia Evening Lions Club Ad

10 Diabetes article from Lion Kathy Gold Bikes for the World Service Project Pictures

11 VLEIF Message from PDG Woody Woodard

12 Park West LC Satellite Eyeglass Recycling Center Fairfax Lions Club Vehicle Donation Ad Centennial Service Challenge People Served

13 USA/Canada Leadership Forum Photos

14 Foundation Fighting Blindness Charity Cruise Info

15 Global Service Team District Coordinator Sharon

16 Sight & Hearing Mobile Van Ad

Mason Neck LC Park Bench Ad

17 Ads: Bailey’s Host LC, Vienna Host LC &

National Memorial Day Parade Items

18 Social Media Information from PDG Woody

19 Lions Club Excellence Award List

19 District 24-L Directory Updates Greater Falls Run Lions Club LPCCI Visitor

20 Information on advertising in Paw Prints

District 24-L

PAW PRINTS

October 2018

District 24-L

2018 FALL CONFERENCE

SCRAPBOOK

on the valions.org website

Hey! Don’t just be LION around…

Get to work on a new Service project!

IN THIS ISSUE

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District Governor Wilma Murphy

Our fall conference was a huge success and there are so many people to thank. My sincere thanks to all the Lions from Greater Falls Run and Stephens City who organized the conference and made it so successful. Our presenters were outstand-ing and they provided interesting and thought-provoking presenta-tions. We had several great service projects, including the Bikes for the World that collected 172 bikes, Stamps for the Wounded, Diabetes screening, collection of new bras for RAM/LAMP and food for Stafford Emergency Relief through Voluntary Efforts (S.E.R.V.E.). We had fun raffle baskets, made or donated by the Greater Falls Run Lions

Club. The conference also provided the opportunity for several Foundation meetings and presentations. A special thanks goes to our guest speaker, International Director Tom Gordon, who not only gave an inspiring keynote address Saturday night but also taught a Guiding Lion class Sunday morning with 32 attendees. IPDGs Sally Kenavan and John Knepper presented well-deserved awards to our District 24-L members. Last, but certainly not least, thank you to all our Lions who traveled from near and far to attend and make this a memorable weekend. I truly believe in the saying “surround yourself with good people” and I’m fortunate to have the best in District 24-L! It’s great to be a new District Governor during the year the Lions Club welcomes its first female President. A new initiative, New Voices: Beyond the Horizon, focuses on contributions made by women and bringing larger numbers of women into our service community. New Voices are Lions who demonstrate exceptional influence, as it relates to women, in Service, Membership, Leadership or Marketing. Lions that have supported women and share their story on social media could be in-vited to attend an exclusive seminar with International President Gudrun in Milan. For further de-tails and step-by-step instructions log onto the LCI website and search on New Voices Initiative. I mentioned awards last month but feel it important to remind you to review the applications so you will know what is required to receive an award. They are accessible on the lionsofvirginia.org and valions.org websites. You are also encouraged to review the Visitation guidelines and make an effort to visit as many clubs as possible. Not only do you meet new Lions and make new friends, but it is a great way to share ideas for new service projects and fundraisers and possibly team up on joint projects.

Yours in service,

DG Wilma Wilma.Murphy@verizon.net (540) 361-4292

Teamwork = Power

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Second Vice District Governor Glen Logan

The Inaugural District 24-L Fall Conference is now in the District history books. Congratulations to all who worked so hard to make it a very success-ful conference. Each day was packed with informative, full-filled activities, from Friday night’s luau featuring an island buffet and performances by the Palm Tree Girls and the AAA Lions Dancing Wahinis, to diabetes screening, to roundtable discussions and board meetings all the way through to International Tom Gordon’s inspiring talk Saturday night.

On September 16, four AAA Lions proudly assisted with annual Alexandria Triathalon Just Tryan It. This charitable organization assists families fighting childhood cancer. Proceeds from the Alexandria event will support families in treatment for pediatric cancer in the greater Baltimore-Washington, DC metropolitan area. Just Tryan It also sup-ports families in the Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill areas of North Carolina. Just Tryan It’s financial support has had a significant impact on the housing needs of patients and families. Forty five percent (45%) of their funds are used to stabilize housing through mortgage and rental payments. See you at the next District function! Yours in service, 2DG Glen glen.logan@comcast.net ((571) 426-5048

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Access information and flyers on the events below on valions.org OCTOBER

1-31: Vision Awareness Month

1: RLLI Faculty Positon Application Deadline

7: Merrifield LC All You Can Eat Crab Feast

11: Lions World Sight Day

12: Park-West LC 25th Annual Charity Golf Tournament

13: DogFest Walk ‘n Roll

15: White Cane Safety Day

20: District 24-L Leo Club Kick-Off at the Northern Virginia Lions Youth Camp

20: Park West LC $10,000 Super Raffle

23: Park West LC Visitation Invite to VA Dept of Transportation & I-66 Widening

26: Bailey’s Crossroads Host LC Raffle Extraordinaire

NOVEMBER

1: District 24-C Fundraiser for Jr Diabetes

3: Merrifield LC Harvest Bazaar

14: World Diabetes Day

15: Postmark Deadline for Peace Poster Contest Submissions to Lion Jeff Root

DECEMBER

5: International Leo Day

JANUARY 2019

1-31: Hunger Awareness Month

13: Melvin Jones Birthday

DG Wilma Murphy and Bikes for the World Chair Jim Purton give a great shout-out of CONGRATULATIONS to the Colonial Forge High School (CFHS) Leo Club for winning the Leo Club Bikes for the World Competition at the 2018 District 24-L Fall Conference. The Leos won $100 to provide toward their fundraising efforts. The CFHS Leo Club is a service organi-zation that is sponsored by the Stafford Lions

Club (Leo Advisor Lion Susan Shaefer). They pro-vide opportunities for club members to serve their school and community by helping out at school events like Talon Tailgate, serving food and cleaning up at the Chorus shows, and provid-ing meals for drama shows. CFHS Leos also hold fundraisers, including Cici's Pizza Nights and their own Pancake Breakfast event at the school to support various charities like Stafford Junction.

2019 Upcoming Events

See page 14 for information on the Charity Cruise to

ALASKA to benefit the Foundation Fighting Blindness!

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NEW MEMBERS

September 2018

Club/Member Sponsor

Alexandria Asian-American Lions Club

Reynalda A. Fairchild Nenita Yu

Alexandria Host Lions Club

Andre Tyne

Basye-Bryce Mountain Lions Club

Jon Perkins Ed Sutcliffe

Peter Kopf GaryMcDermott

Terry Moreno Barbara Linz

Oscar Moreno Barbara Linz

Mount Vernon Evening Lions Club

Michael A. Huffman Andrea Corsillo

Nancy E. Sitarz Reba Morse

Sterling Lions Club

Alice C. Wolf Elise HIcks

Aquia Evening Lions Club

Maryanne R. Kirtley

Charlottesville Host Lions Club

Roberta Colley

Crozet Lions Club

Ben F. Hurt

Park West Lions Club

Stan Pearson

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Member Orientation – The foundation in Lionism. The importance of new member orientation cannot be emphasized enough. The information presented during ori-entation provides a foundation for new members. It helps them understand how the club functions, what their role will be and gives them the big picture of D24-L and LCI. When new members are properly informed, they are more likely to feel comfortable with the club, become actively involved in club activities and remain in Lions for years. Look for the “Membership Orientation” power-point presentation to be out soon for club use.

Yours in service, Joe Angsten

Membership Orientation & Retention GMT

Membership Corner

Did you know…

...that there are 32 Lions Eye Banks in the United States and another 16 Eye Banks in

eight countries? In Virginia, the Lions Medical Eye Bank and Research Center of

Eastern Virginia is located in Norfolk and was established in 1978 by Tidewater

area Lions Clubs.

Coming Attractions! The 2018 District 24-L Fall Conference Scrapbook will be online in November!

If you have Conference photos for

the Scrapbook, please send them

to Lion Beth at kelleyei@aol.com.

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A Tribute to Lion Eldon Wright by Fairfax Host Lions Club

(L to R) King Lion Marty Lockard, Lion Elden Wright and PDG Woody Woodward, President of VLEI

In June, the Fairfax Host Lions Club recognized Elden Wright for his many contributions over 35 years as a Lion. Lions Club Presi-dent Marty Lockard presented a check for $1,500 to the Virginia Lions Eye Institute (VLEI) for a scholarship grant in special recog-nition of Elden Wright’s lengthy and dedicated service to VLEI.

VLEI President Woody Woodward presented Elden Wright, who is the Past President of VLEI, a Progressive Humanitarian Recognition Certificate. Fairfax Host Lions also presented Elden a special citation of his many accomplishments as a Lion. He planned and led

many local service projects. Among them are community blood drives resulting in over 3300 units of life-saving blood for the Red Cross, and eyeglass dispensing for needy persons for which he managed charity funds, qualified individuals needing vision correction, and coordinated the provision of 50 or more pair of eyeglasses each year. As President and Chief Executive of the VLEI, which is co-sponsored by Lions Clubs and the Inova Health System, Elden coordinated free eye care for needy patients with the Inova Cares Lions Eye Clinic. He managed funding for continuing medical education for nurses and para-professionals, equipment purchases for local not-for-profit hospitals, scholarship awards to sight handicapped individuals, clinical research, and rehabilitation of visually impaired individuals through low vision evaluations and use of low vision aids. Elden led significant charity fund raising activities over the years, enabling the Lions Club to complete its mission of service to needy people in the com-munity. He led the annual Citrus Fruit Sales, and his personal commitment assured successful sales raising nearly three-quarters of all Fairfax Lions charity resources. Elden also managed multi-grill cooking operations for two Lions Club food sales each year (July 4, Fall Festival). He transported the grills, provided specialty equipment, assured compliance with food safety standards, and personally cooked for one-half of all grill operations. Elden was Fairfax Host Lions Club President and in 2016 was named “Lion of the Year.” A genuinely dedicated servant of his fellow man, Elden Wright’s actions

exemplify the Lions’ motto of “We Serve.”

Lion Eldon Wright

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From District 24-L Relieving Hunger Chair

Nenita Yu

We had a successful canned food collection drive at the District 24-L Fall Conference. Lions donated well over two large box-loads of canned goods which were deliv-ered to Stafford Emergency Relief through Volunteer Efforts (SERVE). Thanks to all who donated. Winner of the raffle received International President Gudrun Ingvadottir’s personal pin presented by District Governor Wilma Murphy. In August, Lions from the Alexandria Asian American, Alexandria Lincolnia, Alexandria Watergate, Falls Church-Annandale and Lake Jackson-Mid County Lions Clubs volunteered with Lifeline International Foundation and Masons/Order of the Eastern Star,

Nellie Custis Chapter, to package 10,152 meals.! The event was organized by Rise Against Hunger (formerly Stop Hunger Now) , an international hunger relief non-profit organization that coordinates the packaging and distribution of food and other life-changing aid to peo-ple in developing nations. The 60 volunteers completed the packaging of the meals in an amazing

90 minutes! Many thanks to the members of all the Clubs who supported this wonderful project.

Continued next page

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Lifeline International Foundation

Want the latest on Vision research

and advances from the Foundation

Fighting Blindness? Go to the FFB

website and sign up to receive

email notifications!

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Diabetes month is November, you may want to start thinking about what you may do at a meeting or an event to raise awareness about diabetes. There are lots of promotional material to raise awareness published by the Lions. The LCI Member Center offers great programs and suggestions, so take some time to see how your Club can increase awareness (http://members.lionsclubs.org/EN/serve/diabetes/index.php). Diabetes is growing at epidemic proportions — who doesn’t know at least one person with diabetes? Did you know there are programs available paid for by Medicare that provide a one-year lifestyle change course that successfully can help you lose weight and prevent diabetes? Studies have shown that it takes a long-term commitment and consistent reinforcement to lose weight and keep that weight off permanently. For more information about Diabetes Prevention and the programs available, go to: https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/prevention/index.html Maybe your club may help sponsor a diabetes prevention program by contacting a local prevention Program. These can be found on www.DiabetesLocal.org (click on Education and then Diabetes Preven-tion Programs). You can control your own health — take those positive steps now! Yours in service, Kathy Gold, RN, MSN, CDE, FAADE DiabetesLocal.org 703-282-4078 Kathy.gold@DiabetesLocal.org

District 24-L Bikes for the World Chair Jim Purton enlisted Lions, Leos

and neighbors to help collect 172 bikes to be donated during the 2018

Fall Conference. Thanks go to all the participants and helpers for this

very successful service project (especially loading bikes in the pouring

rain!).

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VLEIF, Inc. c/o Sandi Armendaris, 7623 Virginia Ave, Falls Church, VA 22043

Virginia Lions Eye Institute Foundation

1. Do you know what we do?? Invite us to your Club/Region/Zone Meetings so we can inform

you as to what we do, and how we help those with vision related issues.

2. Besides the Scholarship Grants that we offer, we also support the Lions Eye Clinic, and the Vir-

ginia Low Vision Learning Center in Alexandria. We are also working to expand Low Vision

Services in Northern Virginia.

3. Check out our “Joe Lipomi Scholarship Grant”. Please check your communities for scholar-

ship applicants. Applications plus detailed instructions and requirements are featured on

our VLEIF Website. http://vleif.org/ Please send in applications as you get them, no need to

wait for deadline.

4. We now have board approval and a budget set aside to assist clubs that may need help meet-

ing the needs of people with vision-related problems, trying to enhance the quality of their

lives. We will work with the clubs and Special Needs Chair to help when needed. This will be

on a case-by-case basis as needed and within our budget constraints. Please contact us when

you need help.

5. Please consider including us in your budget. We are only able to do what we do because of

donations by the clubs and individual Lions. We are a 501(c)3 Organization, and part of the

federal government’s Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area (CFCNA), so

giving is very easy. Thanks to one and all for your support, and we plan to continue trying to

help those with vision-related problems improve their quality of life.

Sincerely, Ed “Woody” Woodard, PDG, President VLEIF Board Cell: 703-314-0889 E-Mail: woodywoodard@cox.net District Representative for VLEIF is: Lion Sheryl Bass Cell: 703-314-4278 E-Mail: s.l.bass@verizon.net

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Satellite Eyeglass Recycling Center

Did you know that the Park West Lions Club operates a satellite eyeglass recycling center? Every Wednesday night from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Thursday mornings from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Park West Community Center. Reservations are re-quired for Thursdays by calling Lion Evelyn (703-969-2722). You will learn to sort, wash and read the glass prescriptions. We have four (4) machines and need many Lions to help. Please consider volunteering! Park West Community Center 8620 Sunnygate Dr. Manassas, VA 20109 Center number: (703) 392-0077 Directions: From I-66, take Sudley Drive past the Manassas to Mall and turn right on Sunnygate Drive. The Center is the first building on the right.

Challenge yourself! How have you added to the growing number of people that Lions have served?

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District 24-L at the Forum! Another USA/CANADA Leadership Forum has just ended and, like all previous forums, it was filled with great speakers, presentations and fellowship by Lions from all over the world. Pictured here are just a few of the 24-L Lions who attended the September 20-22, 2018, Building Teams Through Leadership Forum in Columbus, Ohio.

Presenting….Dr. Thi LuVan Le Tran Van

Don who recently completed her Doctorate from the Lions University and was presented her diploma on September 20, 2018, at the USA/Canada Leadership Forum. Anyone who knows Lion LuVan knows of her dedication to Lionism and selfless service to others. We congratulate her on this great accomplishment.

Future Forums: PLAN NOW to attend these great USA/Canada Forums! Spokane, Washington September 19-21, 2019 Louisville, Kentucky September 17-19, 2020 Des Moines, Iowa September 9-11, 2021

Back row (L to R): Chuck Garver (Culpeper Mid Day), Susan Golladay (Winchester Lioness Lions), LuVan Tran Van Don (Alexandria-Watergate), Sally Kenavan (Aquia Evening), Wilma Murphy (Greater Falls Run) and Pam Martinov (Bailey’s Crossroads) Front row (L to R): Marie Davis (Weyers Cave), Jackie Carter (Greater Falls Run), Tom Kenavan (Aquia Harbour Host)

(L to R) PDG Sally Kenavan, DG Wilma Murphy, Dr. LuVan Tran Van Don and 2VDG Glen Logan

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Voyage of the Glaciers on the

Island Princess

Cruising for a Cure

Alaska July 2019

in support of the Foundation Fighting Blindness

Departure date: July 17 2019 from Vancouver on Princess cruise lines. Alaska land extension packages available, you can customize and plan what works for you. Ocean view (cabin with a window) $2,024 per person based on double occupancy $3,155.28 per person for cruise and land option for 3 nights with hotel and train Balcony cabin $2,274 per person based on double occupancy $3,405.28 per person for cruise and land option for 3 nights with hotel and train *** Group offers a $50 on board credit *** Inside cabins can be requested *** Passports required Voluntary Lion donations can be made to FFB by mailing a check payable to FFB

and mailed to Davida Luehrs 11902 Winstead Lane, Reston VA, put Cruise for a Cure in the memo. Online donations can be made by visiting www.visionwalk.org and type in No.VA Lions in the team search box. Direct Team link is www.fightblindness.org/goto/NoVaLions Contact me if you have any questions.

All donations will be part of the Sunday, May 5 2019 14th No.Va VisionWalk and will count towards the Lions team total. Tax deductible receipts will be provided by the Foundation Fighting Blindness.

If you are interested, contact Davida Luehrs by phone at 703-742-8043 (home), 703-819-861 (cell) or davidaluehrs@gmail.com. Helle Hamilton from Travel Leaders in Fairfax, VA will be our booking agent for the cruise and can also book airline tickets or any trip extensions you want to include. Helle may be reached at 703-459-9683 or hhamilton@TLTravelAgents.com. Deadline: These cruises usually sell out months ahead. To guarantee a space and this rate, it is best to book no later than October 30, 2018 with a small deposit. Cruise must be paid in full by May 1, 2019.

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From District 24-L Global Service Team (GST) District Coordinator Sharon The Global Action Team is comprised of the Global Membership Team, Global Leadership Team, and Global Service Team. When we, as Members, combine a focus on membership, leadership, and service, our clubs – and each individual member-- gain focus and renewed passion to help those in our communities and beyond through Lions and the diversi-ty of service opportunities. A successful service project portfolio requires commitment, passion, and creativity. The enabler of a successful service project portfolio is a Strategic Plan that identifies service projects which will meet the needs of the hearts, soul, mind, abilities and time of the members. Remem-ber that fundraisers are the enablers of many service projects because they provide monies needed that go back to community members through projects such as food baskets, eye glasses, hearing aids, dona-tions to homeless shelters, or providing backpacks for children. During the first part of the year, I have visited three very different clubs with very different service project portfolios. Each of these clubs is extremely successful with their service and fundraising pro-jects and very proud of their visibility in the community and the people they have served. The Lions portfolio has been changed to reflect new challenges in which Lions can be successful within their communities and throughout the world: Diabetes, Environment, Hunger, Vision, and Childhood Cancer. But don’t forget to look at the needs of your community and the needs of your members. Some members may be more hands-on, while others want the fellowship of Lions but because of age, infirmi-ty, work and/or family commitments, would rather personally donate money that will be put into service than participate in service projects. Each individual Lions Club and each individual Lion already has the skills to inspire, develop, and implement service projects that will attract multi-generational participants, help raise the visibility of Lions in local communities and involve more members participating in service. What they need is a compelling, personal “elevator speech” that will capture the interest of someone who asks them about Lions in about 30 seconds and opens the door to a continuing conversation and perhaps a new member! With more members, there are more hands to do service and to support fundraisers that increase awareness of Lions within our communities. With more members we are able to have even more positive impact on those to whom Lions is often their only “lifeline”, whether it is getting a wheel chair ramp installed, glasses, a Thanksgiving food bas-ket, or a scholarship a young student for equine assisted therapy to promote physical, occupational and emotional growth for a child with special needs. More members provide the additional hands and hearts to increase our positive impact on those in need – locally and globally. Yours in Service, PCC Sharon Hart, GST

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NORTHERN VIRGINIA LIONS MOBILE

SIGHT & HEARING SCREENING UNIT, Inc.

A 501(c)3 Corporation – CFC #37060

Book us for Sight & hearing Screenings:

24-Hour Van Scheduling – Lion Jim Alexander – Home: (540) 658-0469 Cell: (703) 475-1692

email: Vanscheduler@yahoo.com Check us out at: http://24alionsmobilescreening.org/

Our Van is funded by donations from Lions Clubs, Schools, Individuals and Corporations. Donations should be made payable to: Northern Virginia Lions Mobile Sight & Hearing Screening Unit” and

mailed to: Treasurer Doug Cross, PDG, 13334 Fieldstone Way, Gainesville, VA 20155-6616

Book a Program for your Club:

PDG Woody Woodard, District Chair (703) 314-0889 (woodywoodard@cox.net )

Since 1976, We are there when you need us!!!

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DO YOU SHOP ON-LINE? DO YOU USE AMAZON?

IF YOU SHOP ON-LINE AND USE AMAZON, YOU CAN SHOP

THROUGH “AMAZON SMILE”. SIMPLY DESIGNATE A 501(C)3

CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE,THEY WILL DONATE A SMALL

PERCENTAGE OF WHAT YOU SPEND TO THAT CHARITY.

YOU JUST SHOP AS USUAL. IT’S AN EASY WAY TO GET A

FEW EXTRA DOLLARS FOR YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY!

Is your club using Social Media to keep everyone informed of what your Club is doing???

Do you post your Projects, Fundraisers and meeting times on Social Media??

If Not, Why Not??

Social Media is the future, and more importantly, in your efforts to recruit new and younger mem-

bers, your club will need to become Tech Savvy in order to get and keep the interest of

younger members.

We don’t have all the answers, but are willing to help your club in any way that we can.

Together we can find the answer.

Contact your Social Media Co-Chairs:

Ed “Woody” Woodard, PDG Cell 703-314-0889 Home 703-451-8508

woodywoodard@cox.net

Sharon Hart, PCC Ph: 540-955-6229

s.hart@erols.com

To set up a Facebook Page or Twitter Account, click on the link below, or paste it into your

browser, and it will take you to a page with explicit instructions:

http://www.lionsclubs.org/resources/EN/pdfs/2013-social-media-trifold-getting-started-

tacebook-twitter-club-district-accounts.pdf

To start an e-Clubhouse Website for your club, click on the link below, or copy and paste it

in your browser:http://www.e-clubhouse.org/index.php

Protect your Identity! Remember your encrypted passwords are only as good as the decryption

skills of the person seeking to steal your identity. Change passwords often, and never use

personal information in your passwords.

When using Social Media, remember the airwaves are public domain and items posted/transmitted can be

view by almost anyone, and are almost always permanent records.

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The Club Excellence Award provides a pathway to success by providing goals in Membership Growth, humanitarian service, and organizational excellence, as well as Communication. Congratulations to our Clubs below!

Lion Club Club Excellence Award

ALEXANDRIA ASIAN AMERICAN X1 President SVDG Glen Logan

ALEXANDRIA LINCOLNIA X2 President Ralph Cooper

AQUIA HARBOUR HOST X3 President Don Winter

BAILEY’S CROSSROADS X4 President Pam Martinov

CHANCELLOR X5 President Bettie Burgess

CULPEPER MID-DAY X6 President Christopher Settles

FAIRFAX HOST X7 President Martin Lockard

FALLS CHURCH -ANNANDALE X8 President Katie Clinton

FREDERICKSBURG HOST X9 President Bobby Anderson

GREATER FALLS RUN X10 President Brenda Dudley

LAKE JACKSON MID COUNTY X11 President Clarence Kenyon

MANASSAS LIONESS LIONS X12 President Pam Carpenter

MASON NECK LIONS X 13 President Sharon Fussell

MERRIFIELD X14 President Ralph Thompson

MONTCLAIRE X15 President Evelyn Marr

STAFFORD COUNTY X16 President Ed Tober

WARRENTON SUNRISE WOODBRIDGE LIONS

X17 President Erl Poulin X18 President John Relph

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District 24-L Directory

Page 9: New Region III, Zone 2 Chair: Davida Luehrs, Reston Lions Club, 11902 Winstead Lane, Reston VA 20194 703-819-8621 (cell) 703-742-8043 (home) davidluehrs@gmail.com Page 39: Correct email for King Lion Ed Sutcliffe is basyelions@gmail.com Page 48: King Lion Lloyd Adams email and phone: lloydhadams@yahoo.com 540-775-4461 (home phone)

ADDITIONS TO DISTRICT 24-L DIRECTORY

Sargeants-at-Arms PDG Grover Jaeger McGaheysville-Massanutten Lions Club gejaeger@comcast.net 5268 Trevino Drive 540-289-9713 Massanutten, VA 22840 Foster Morse Mason Meck Lions Club rebamorse@aol.com 8009 Apollo Street (703) 339-7099 Lorton, VA 22079

Sight and Hearing Mobile Screening Unit (SAHMSU) President: Greg Hart Clarke County 775 Wadesville Road 540-955-6229 Berryville, VA 22611 g.hart@erols.com Secretary: Sharon Hart Clarke County 775 Wadesville Road 540-955-6229 Berryville, VA 22611 s.hart@erols.com

Waynesboro Lions Club Waynesboro Country Club 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 6:15 p.m. 1117 Meadowbrook Road Waynesboro, VA President: Marsden Champaign 100 Huntington Place 540-949-4525 Waynesboro, VA 22980 mchampaign41@gmail.com

The Greater Falls Run Lions Club sponsors Bingo at the

Falmouth Volunteer Fire Department every Friday night.

Here, Lion Carol May (Bingo Caller) watches as Lion Dick

Shearer, GFRLC Bingo Manager, introduces the Bingo

Players to Loris. Loris is one of the puppies from the Lions

Project for Canine Companions for Independence (LPCCI)

being raised by students at the University of Mary

Washington campus in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

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If your club or business would like to have an ad in District 24-L Paw Prints for July 2018 to June 2019, please follow the procedure below: 1. Create your ad and save it as Joint Photographic Group (.jpg), Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) or

Powerpoint (.ppt or .pptx) document. 2. Send the ad via email to Lion Beth Kelley (kelleyei@aol.com) with a copy to Lion Michael Yuenger

(myuenger@comcast.net). State in email the size and cost of the ad you want (see costs below). 3. Mail your Club's check for the ad (payable to DISTRICT 24-L) to: Lion Michael Yuenger District 24-L Cabinet Treasurer 12597 Fascia Court Woodbridge, VA 22192-5248

4. Your Club advertisement will appear in the next issue of Paw Prints. Ads costs for July 2018 through June 2019: Business Card Size Ad: $40.00 ¼ Page Ad: $60.00 ½ Page Ad: $80.00 Full Page Ad: $100.00