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Lions of Virginia, District 24-D

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Ray Yannello

District Governor

IN THIS ISSUE

SUBJECT PAGECentennial Ser-vice Campaign

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Achievement Rpt 8

DG Calendar 9

Children’s DignityWeek

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Region II Mtg 11

LCF Year EndReport

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Fall Conf Speaker 14

Fall Conf Classes 15 & 16

Club News 17

Directory Chang-es

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New Kent ShrimpFeast

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LM Eye BankDinner

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Bingo for Charity 22

KV Sponsors 23

Fellow Lions,

Well, the dog days of summer are upon us. Heat, heat, and moreheat. The first month is over and I was only able to visit five clubs.The good news is that I have 15 visits scheduled in August and Ihave another 27 on tap before Christmas. I look forward to meetingeveryone and having a nice time during the visit. Please don’t let metalk too long

Treasurers should be looking at taxes. For all but two clubs, thetax year ended on June 30th, so hopefully the club Treasurers arebusy putting everything together and filing the proper forms with theIRS. EVERY club must file a form EVERY year. In addition, Treasur-ers should have already paid the 1st half LCI dues. Please check toensure this has been done.

Secretaries should have already filed the first MMR of the year.Over 20 clubs took last year’s hint and actually filed an MMR by mid-


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July and four of those clubs updated that earlier filing with another MMR before the end of themonth. Excellent work. Here is another good one for secretaries filing the District Achievement:Mention the word “Barrett” in your e-mail with the August report and your club will receive twenty-five bonus points. Just checking to see how many of you read my message. August 30 to September 5 is the week of the Children’s Dignity Week. It would be great if allof the cubs in the District could dedicate a project to our children during that week. See the flyerlater in the KV for more information.

Please join me in welcoming 14 new Lions to the District; one future Lion, Barrett Alan Shef-field, born in July to Lions Brandie and Steve of the Northampton Lions Club, but keep in yourprayers the families of five Lions that passed away in July.

DG Ray


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Tucker Casanova1st Vice District Governor

Hello Lions!

Are you looking forward to the Fall Conference? The Casanovas are. The first Fall Confer-ence I attended was at the Holiday Inn off of Newtown Road in Virginia Beach . . . This is goingback five years or more. It was the first time I met many of you and really started to learn aboutLionism. Not just from the classes, but by spending time with you, the Lions of 24-D. As youthink about it, remember your attendance is what makes these conferences work. The more at-tendees, the better the event, always. Consider spending the night, even if you’re local … hotelrates are reasonable, especially if we are able to prove that we, as an organization, can guaran-tee that when we show up for an event, we will fill up a large chunk of rooms. You would be sur-prised how far that gets you.

In fact, now would be a great time to invite a family member or friend. I’m not saying takethem to a class … that would be a huge mistake. Look into hospitality rooms, take them to thebarbeque. Introduce them to Lions, to other Lions, to me! Too many times I see guests, pro-spective members or otherwise, set off in a corner either by themselves or with the one personthey know with virtually no interaction with the club other than an introduction. Give them achance, get to know them. We’re all adults, it’s not hard, when you meet someone new, just askthem where they work and let conversation happen. (Pro Tip: the hardest part is just listening)I’m a lucky guy, in a lot of ways conversation comes easy to me. Also, working for the EyeBank? Well, that’s a heck of an ice breaker.

Feel free to put me to work, bring your friends, just tell them, “You see that guy? Just wait un-til you find out where he works!”

I’m looking forward to meeting them.

Yours in Lionism,

Lion Tucker C


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Beth Stevens2nd Vice District Governor

Accept the Challenge

It’s an exciting time to be a Lion! For nearly 100 years, Lions have served their communities andimpacted millions of people around the world. It will take many hands to meet our CentennialService Challenge. So let’s gear up and meet the Centennial Membership Challenge too! TheCentennial Membership Awards recognize Lions and Lions Clubs that contribute to membershipgrowth during our Centennial Celebration. These Lions and Lions Clubs can earn special recogni-tion based on their efforts in two categories:

1. sponsoring new members

2. chartering new clubs

The Awards program began on April 1, 2015 and will end on June 30, 2018. Any new memberssponsored or clubs chartered during this time will count toward Centennial Celebration Member-ship Awards recognition. However, the new members must remain active for a consecutive year.Once a member drops for any reason, the sponsor cannot receive credit for that new member.Lions who sponsor a new member receive a “limited edition” Centennial Sponsor Pin and Centen-nial Sponsor Certificate. Items will be distributed in Lions Clubs International’s New Member Kits.Lions who help organize a new club receive a “limited edition” Centennial Club Organizer Pin andCentennial Club Organizer Certificate. Items will be mailed to the District Governor. There are alsoProgressive Centennial Lions Awards for Centennial Sponsors and Centennial Club Organizersand will be based on the amount of time the new member or new club remains active. After a Lioncompletes the actions listed below, they automatically qualify to earn progressive levels of Centen-nial Lion Awards: Silver Centennial Lion – Earned once the new member/club remains in goodstanding for a consecutive year and a day. Silver Centennial Lions will be recognized for theirachievements receiving a “limited edition” silver pin and recognition on the LCI Centennial website.Gold Centennial Lion – Earned once the new member/club remains in good standing for twoconsecutive years and a day. Gold Centennial Lions will be recognized for their achievementsreceiving a “limited edition” gold pin, recognition on the LCI Centennial website and recognition atarea forums, MD and district conventions.


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Diamond Centennial Lion – Earned once the new member/club remains in good standing for threeconsecutive years and a day. Diamond Centennial Lions will be recognized for their achievements re-ceiving a special “limited edition” pin and certificate, a photo featured on LCI Centennial website, rec-ognition at area forums, MD and district conventions, recognition at international convention, andfeatured with fellow achievers in LION Magazine.Centennial Sponsors and Centennial Club Organizers will receive one award of the same type. Forexample, a Lion who sponsors multiple new Lions will receive one Silver Centennial Lion Award whenthe first new Lion they sponsor stays for a year and a day. However, a Lion who sponsors a newmember and helps charter a new club can earn a progressive level award for both. Once the newmember and new club stays a year and a day, the Lion is eligible to receive the Silver Centennial LionAward for both.

Centennial Lions Club Awards and RecognitionTo become a Premier Centennial Club, a club must 1) Induct at least three (3) new members dur-ing a fiscal year during the Centennial Celebration, and the new members remain active for two yearsand a day, OR 2) Sponsor a new Lions club during the Centennial Celebration and the new club re-mains active for two years and a day. Premier Centennial Clubs will be recognized in the followingways for their achievements receiving a “limited edition” banner patch, recognition on the LCI Centen-nial website, recognition on the LCI club locator with a virtual banner icon, and recognition at area fo-rums, MD and district conventions.To become a World Class Centennial Club, a club must 1) induct at least three new members ineach of the three fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration, and the new members remain in goodstanding throughout the Centennial Celebration, AND 2) must sponsor a new Lions club during atleast one of the fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration and the new club remains active for a yearand a day. World Class Centennial Clubs will be recognized in the following ways for their achieve-ments, receiving a “limited edition” banner patch and special award presented by the district governorduring the following fiscal year, A special “limited edition” pin will be given to each active member ofthe club, recognition in LION Magazine and on the LCI Centennial website, recognition on the LCI clublocator with a virtual banner icon, and special recognition at area forums, multiple district conventionsand international convention.

Let’s make this a District Centennial Challenge to have all clubs become a 100% District of Premier

Centennial Clubs with each club sponsoring at least three new members during the next three years.

To learn more contact me at [email protected] or Global Membership Team Coach, Lion Mack

Stevens at [email protected]

Lion Beth


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Centennial Service Campaign2015-2016

Lions of 24D, the first quarter of the year is ENGAGING OUR YOUTH in the Centennial ServiceCampaign. This is when our District is involved with the Youth Camp, vision screenings, formingLEO Clubs and other youth activities.

Just do one of these this quarter to complete one of the four Challenges for this Lions year. AndREPORT it through MyLCI Service Activities Report [SAR].

What I ask each club to do is plan ahead to complete one service activity each quarter in each ofthe Challenges. Then, by June 2016, you will have completed the 2016 Challenge and earned aFour Diamond banner patch. It really is that easy.

As you all know, the goal of LCI is to complete 100 Million acts of Service by July 2018 – the endof our Centennial Celebration. The gift of the Lions of the World to the less fortunate of the world.We Lions of 24D are part of this gift.

If any of you have a problem filing the SAR and marking the activity as a Centennial ServiceChallenge, please let me know and I will guide you through it. I will be tracking the SAR reportsand each Quarter I will summarize our District’s progress.

Congratulations to the 36 clubs that completed all four Challenges last year and qualified for theFour Diamond Patch, and to all the clubs that participated in the Challenge! Our District had over80% of the clubs participating in 2 or more Challenges. We would like to see 100% of the clubsdocumenting their participation this Lions year.

Completing the Centennial Service Challenge in all 4 categories is easy if we plan ahead and reportwhat we do. I am confidant that every one of the clubs in 24D completed the challenge last year,but some just did not report in the SAR.

Lion Hauser Weiler, PID


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AUGUST1 Official Visit, VB Town Center Blind Lions4 Official Visit, Hampton Mercury Lions5 Official Visit, Craddock Lions6 Official Visit, Southside Lions10 Official Visit, Virginia Beach Host Lions, Noon10 OV/Charter Night, Oceanside Lions11 Official Visit, Chesapeake Host13 Official Visit, James City Lions, Breakfast13 Official Visit, Kempsville Lions19 Official Visit, Cape Charles Lions20 Official Visit, Oyster Point Mariner Lions, Noon20 Official Visit, Norview Lions21 Official Visit, Wards Corner, lunch22 Eastern Shore Service Project25 Official Visit, Mathews Lions27 Official Visit, Denbigh Lions31 Zone C Meeting (Hosting)

SEPTEMBER1 Official Visit, Williamsburg Host Lions3 Official Visit, Poquoson Lions8 Official Visit, Aragona-Pembroke Lions10 Official Visit, York Lions11-13 24-C Fall Conference, Staunton14 Official Visit, Smithfield Lions15 Official Visit, Western Branch Lions17 Official Visit, Franklin Lions22 Official Visit, Lancaster Lions25-27 24-D Fall Conference, Hampton

October1 Official Visit, New Kent Lions3 Bid n’ Buy5 Official Visit, Newport News Host Lions6 Official Visit, Tappahannock Lions7 Official Visit, Bayside Lions8 Official Visit, Boykins Lions9-11 24 E/F Fall Conference, Wytheville12 Official Visit, Northampton Lions15 Official Visit, Hampton Phoebus Lions19 OV/Charter Night, Ocean View Lions20 Official Visit, VB Central Lions22 Official Visit, Windsor Lions27 Official Visit, Great Bridge Lions29-30 DG Out-of-Town, Columbia, SC


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Date: Sep. 3, 2015Time: Social/Dinner: 6:00 pm

Meeting: 7:00 pmLoc: Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet 5957 E. Virginia Beach Blvd.

Norfolk, VA 23502 Meal Cost - $15.00

For reservations in advance, make checks to: Little Creek Lions Club

Mail to: Lion Jerry Phelps1229 Course View Circle

Virginia Beach, VA 23455-6841

THANK YOU!

Club/Individual Name__________________________________________

# Attending __________________________________________________

Amount Enclosed _____________________________________________

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LIONS CHARITY FOUNDATION of District 24D, Inc.2014-2015 YEAREND REPORT

The Lions charity Foundation of District 24D (LCF 24D) continues to provide financial support to Lionsclubs throughout Southeastern Virginia to meet community needs for charitable, scientific, literary oreducational endeavors. The Board of Directors consisting of at least one elected Zone Director fromeach of the nine zones and at least seven elected Directors at Large plus the ex-officio District Gover-nor guides operations on behalf of the Clubs in the district. The Foundation is funded through individualdonations, contributions from Lions Clubs, Good Samaritan Fellowships, interest on investments andcurrently our largest fund raising activity, the Bid ‘N Buy Auction.

Your Board of Directors and especially the Grants Committee has been extremely active this past LionsYear and I would like to name just a few of the areas in which your monies were allocated: the Founda-tion received twenty (20) Grant Requests, approved eleven (11), two withdrawn, two denied and fivegrants currently under review. These grant requests were presented by the Lions Clubs of Southeast-ern Virginia. A sample of the grants includes the following:

Eye Surgeries $8,400 Tornado Relief Eastern Shore $3,800Eye Exam/Glasses for Eastern Shore $5,000 Norfolk Homeless Connect $5,000Barrier Island Pre-School Program $10,000 Williamsburg Retina Camera $7,000Sarah Bonwell Hudgins Boy Scouts $1,900

In addition to the grant requests, 22 District 24-D Lions Clubs submitted 58 grant requests for 112 hear-ing aids. We have had twenty-one (21) Clubs participate in the hearing aid program and your CharityFoundation has purchased 38 hearing aids at a foundation cost of $18,705. Thanks to the negotiationskills of Lion Jerry Phelps, we now have 4 suppliers for hearing aids – one in Williamsburg, one on theEastern Shore, one in Norfolk and one in Virginia Beach.

Our Indigent Cataract and Prosthetic Eye Program headed up by Past Council Chair Lion Stan Furmanhave been coordinating various care centers throughout the area. This committee has referred patientsfor 6 Ocular Prosthesis for $4,500. These services are valued at $18,000.00. The committee furtherreferred 9 Cataract Surgeries to Hampton Roads Eye Associates and 8 to EVMS Sentara Hospital for atotal of 17 surgeries at a cost to the foundation of $8,700. These surgeries are valued at $85,000.

Your Lions Charity Foundation has provided financial assistance totaling over $77,000 this year. Theimpact of these expenditures is approximately $300,000 thanks to our partnerships with generous pro-fessionals and organizations who provide skills and services to our clients at greatly reduced rates.LCF 24D belongs to the Lions clubs throughout Southeastern Virginia. We should be very proud thatwe are the only district in Virginia to have a Charity Foundation support our community service. OurBoard of Directors sincerely appreciates the generous contributions and support of our Lions Clubs.

All Lions clubs can ensure our ongoing success in one of the following ways:· Honor an individual or organization who exemplifies our “we Serve” motto through the Good Sa-

maritan recognition program· Make a financial contribution on behalf of your Lions club


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· Support the Bid ‘n Buy Auction by soliciting items for auction, selling raffle tickets or attend-ing the event on Saturday, October 4, 2015 at the Oak Grove United Methodist church inChesapeake

In 2015 – 2016 we’ll continue to look for ways to help our District Lions accomplish community ser-vice goals. Together, we are making a difference in the lives of people in need throughout the re-gion.

Respectfully submittedLion Donald Fuller, President 2014-2015

The Warwick Lions Club sponsored in July a talent show featuring thirty students from seventeencountries. The young people were here to participate in the 36th Annual Lions Youth ExchangeCamp. The exchange is sponsored by Lions District 24D. Students participated in a camp expe-rience and home stays. Pictured at the talent show on the final evening of their visit to the USAwere the students waving the flags of their home countries. Later, they were together to saygood-bye at the end of the performance.

(Photos by Suzi Edwards)


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DISTRICT 24D FALL CONFERENCE


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SAVE THE DATE:

District 24-D 69th Annual Fall ConferenceGovernor Ray Yannello, 2015 – 2016

All Lions, Leos and guests are invited to the District 24-D Fall Conference being held at the CrownePlaza Hampton Marina Hotel on September 25 – 27, 2015. Our Lions Clubs International guestspeaker will be Lion Jerome Thompson from Moulton, Alabama.

The Tappahannock Lions Club is honored to host this year’s Fall Conference. We have a fun filledweekend planned including motivational seminars and learning workshops.

Friday evening you are encouraged to put on your boots, Cowboy and Cowgirl attire as we have anUrban Cowboy night with an old fashion Southern Barbeque with music by no other than our ownPDG Donnie Johnson rocking to the music of Sweet Home Alabama. After dinner there will be con-tests with prizes for the best dressed Cowboy/Cowgirl. Followed by line dancing and for the gamblerin all of us…poker tables and Texas holdum.

Saturday morning workshops and motivational seminars will begin at 8:30 am. Our luncheon willbegin at 12:30 followed by our District 24-D Cabinet and District meeting at 2:30 pm. Our LCI guestInternational Director Jerome Thompson will be our speaker at the Saturday night’s Banquet.

FALL CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS:

8:30am – 9:30am

Lions KidSight USA and SPOT (formerly PediaVision) Training and CertificationPresenter: Lion Evonne Green and Lion Hauser Weiler, PID (LCI co-chair for KidSight USA)Come and learn how to organize a children’s vision screening using the Welch Allyn SPOT screen-er. With the start of school comes the need for children’s eye screenings. Learn how to use theSPOT and Get Certified and Get Out There! Learn first hand about the LCI program KidSight USAfrom our own PID Dr. Hauser Weiler.

Serving as Club PresidentYou have been elected to serve as Club President….Now What? Come and learn how to plan asuccessful term for of the office of Club President from the Planning Stage to The Term to the Pass-ing of the Gavel.

Serving as Club Secretary and or TreasurerWhether it is reporting or keeping up with the times. Learn how to successfully navigate your waythrough your year and the role you play as a club officer. Learn the tax issues and regulations af-fecting Lions Clubs and how to file all those reports.


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9:45 am to 10:45am

Blood Sugar Screening and Certification (this session is from 9:45 – 12:00)Presenter: Lion Debbie EdwardsThis course is designed to train and certify Lions in the proper techniques used in blood sugar test-ing. Whether you just want more information or you need training. This class is for you.

Ready, Set, GrowPresenter: International Director Jerome ThompsonAre you ready to learn how to revitalize your club? Get them motivated and involved in member-ship? Are you ready to Grow your Club? If so then come to this inspiring seminar and learn whatyou can do and how you can attract new members.

Lions Charity Foundation of District 24-DPresenter: Lion Don FullerCome and learn about our Foundations history, the Bid’n Buy Fund raiser and the types of grantsand services provided by the Foundation with emphasis on how to easily apply for them.

10:50 – 12:00

Blood Sugar Screening and Certification – Continued

MD24 RedistrictingPresenter: DG Ray YannelloThis seminar explains why MD24 must redistrict. How it will affect our District and our Clubs. Doclubs actually have a say in redistricting? Come and find out what all the talk is about and whatyour club needs to know to prepare for this upcoming event.

Lions AlertPresenter: Lion Keith FeighDoes your club know what to do in a time of crisis? Do you have plans in place on how you canbest help your community? This seminar focuses on how to get your club ready to help and assistin a time of an emergency.

The marvelous richness of human experience would lose something of rewardingjoy if there were no limitations to overcome. The hilltop hour would not be half so

wonderful if there were no dark valleys to traverse.

- Helen Keller


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Kudos to Region III, Zone I Clubs! When presented the oppor-tunity, three of the four Zone I Club Presidents worked a verysuccessful SPOT vision screening as explained in the emailbelow.

North Accomac Children First Club President was invited tohelp, and would have, but was in South Caroline and could notparticipate.

I believe this clearly demonstrates the Eastern Shore Lions are pulling together and will contin-ue to organize future successful cooperative events.

Lions Bob Burley and Margaret Baker of Chesapeake Host Lions Clubpresent an Achievement Award to Joe and Kerri Sadinski of Foot Solu-tions Chesapeake. This caring business assisted us raising funds 2years in a row. Truly a business that cares !!!

PCC Gary Rapier inducts new members to the North Accomack Lions Club.This club has submitted paper work to have their name changed to North Ac-comack Children First Lions Club. They have also submitted the applicationto form a new Leo Club on the Eastern shore. Lions , welcome!!


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DIRECTORY CHANGES

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39 Newport Avenue Cell: 804-854-9638Newport News, VA 23601 [email protected] COUNTY [email protected]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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267 Dawson Lane Res: 804-435-0341White Stone, VA 22578 Cell: 757-636-6654DEEP CREEK [email protected]

[email protected]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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267 Dawson Lane Res: 804-435-0341 White Stone, VA 22578 Cell: 757-636-6654 DEEP CREEK [email protected]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Chartered April 23, 1959 – Sponsored by WarwickAngelo’s Steakhose, 755 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.Newport News 4th Tuesday – 6:45 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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CELL: [email protected]

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Norfolk 2nd Tuesday – 6:15 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Secretary - Stephen Harris 5381 Stewart Dr. Virginia Beach, VA 23464 Res: 757-579-2889 Cell: 757-373-2715

[email protected]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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[email protected]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Chartered June 30, 1984 – Sponsored by ParksleyCentral Baptist Church, 27140 Lankford HwyOnley 4th Sunday – 4:00 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Onley 2nd & 4th Tuesday – 6:00 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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– Chartered January 25,2000 – Sponsored by Poquoson Lions ClubMeetings are held at Poquoson High School Library2nd & 4th Monday - 7:00 p.m.

Advisor – Lion Annmarie Amante 12 Windy Point Dr Cell: 757-870-7760 Poquoson, VA 23662 [email protected]

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Onancock I 6:00 p.m.to

Onancock I 6:00 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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2nd & 4th WednesdaysWilliamsburg New Town B 1:00 p.m.

2nd & 4th ThursdaysDenbigh C 6:45 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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North Accomack (1st Wed.) I 7:00 p.m.??to

N. Accomack Child. First (4th Sun) I 4:00 p.m._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Norfolk Middle Town (4th Wed.) E 6:15 p.m.??to

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All Lions, Lions Clubs, and their guests are invited to attend and participate inCelebrating Thirty-six years of the Lions Medical Eye Bank providing the

Gift of Sight

You may register early by completing the form below

36 st Annual DinnerNorfolk Yacht & Country Club

7001 Hampton Boulevard, Norfolk, VA

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Board Meeting - 5:00 p.m. (Please have your club represented at this Annual Meeting)

Social Hour - 6:00 p.m. Cash Bar Free Hor D’oeuvres

Dinner - 7:00 p.m. (Chateau Briand or Lobster, Shrimp & Scallops Sauteedin Sherry Wine Sauce

LIONS MEDICAL EYE BANK OF EASTERN VIRGINIA36rd ANNUAL DINNER - August 19, 2015

Individual Registration ($35.00 per person) Club Registration ($350.00 per table of ten)Name__________________________________ Club Name_______________________________

Phone ( )____________________________ Contact__________________________________

Name__________________________________ Phone ( )_____________________________

Phone ( )____________________________

# of Chateau Briand Meals________ # of Seafood Meals_______ Total Number of Meals____________

Mail this form with check to: Lions Medical Eye Bank, 600 Gresham Drive, Norfolk, VA 23507Make checks payable to Lions Medical Eye Bank - Must be received by August 12, 2015


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PRINCESS ANNE LIONS CLUB

Friday, August 28, 2015FOP Lodge #8 - 961 S Birdneck Road, Virginia Beach

Games Start at 6:30 pm

$20 Admission - Includes 18 games / 6 bingo cards per gameAn Expansion Pack to double your chances can be purchased at the door for

$10.00

Advanced tickets: Call Lion Eddie Ackiss, (757)721-6408

For addition cost: 4 SPECIAL GAMES (not included in basic pack)2 prizes over $100 and 2 50/50 cash prizes

Multi-Vender Event with prizes valued from $50 - $80


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KNIGHT’S VISIONProud Sponsors

If you or your club wish to support the Knight’s Vision, there are several options available:Subscribe: Knight’s Vision shipped to you every month - Cost $50 - Qualifies for Silver PatronLions Business Card: Your Name, Club and Position (President, Treasurer, PDG, etc.) - Cost $35Personal Business Card: Advertise your business with the Knight’s Vision - Cost $50

Patron TiersBronze – $25 Donation Silver – $50 DonationGold – $75 Donation Platinum – $100 DonationDiamond > $100 Donation

(Tiers Silver through Diamond come with a Subscription)To become a KV Patron, please send your contribution to Cabinet Treasurer Lion Keith Feigh, witha brief explanation of how you would want it reflected.For example: $75 Donation - Business Card/Bronze Patron or $75 Donation - Gold Patron

The Knight’s Vision appreciates the continued support of Lions just like you!

THANK YOU TO OUR 2015-2016 KV PATRONS!

SILVER SPONSORS: LION DEBBIE IVEY, NEW KENT COUNTY LIONS

PRINCESS ANNE LIONS CLUB


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