Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research Foundation Photos

Lions Eye Institute at 2012 Lions International Forum (4 photos)

Kelley Sims, Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research Foundation Director.

Lion's Club sponsors Peace Poster contest

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By Yasmin Popescu, The Freeport News

The Freeport News: The Lions' Club of Freeport is presently sponsoring a Peace Poster Contest in Grand Bahama as part of their wider organizations call for world peace.

Lions Clubs International, the world's largest service club organization, is made up of 1.35 million men and women in 207 countries and geographical locations throughout the world and this organization has created the Peace Poster Contest to foster a spirit of peace and international understanding in young people worldwide.

Some seven local schools in the community namely "Bishop Michael Eldon School, Catholic High School, Lucaya International School, Mary Star of the Sea, Sister Mary Patricia School, St. Paul's College and Sunland Baptist Academy have accepted the challenge to participate in Lions International Peace Poster Contest sponsored by the Freeport Lions Club.

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Mr. Lion Goes to Washington

Puyallup South Hill Lions shared Lions Clubs International'sphoto.

I found this on the Puyallup South Hill Lions Club Facebook page.  They joined facebook on October 7.

Please welcome them and "like" their page!

From the album: Mr. Lion Goes to Washington

By Lions Clubs International

Mr. Lion had quite the trip to Washington, D.C. Now, it's your turn! We want to see your photos of Mr. Lion at landmarks and monuments. Post your photos to our Facebook page and we'll add it to a new album, Where in the World is Mr. Lion. This adorable stuffed animal is available for purchase through club supplies and is item number G1480.

Lions Club members visit White House

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NEW BEDFORD — John Hoyle, a member of the New Bedford Lions Club, attended an event at the White House Oct. 2 recognizing Lions club members as Champions of Change because of their nearly 100 years of volunteer service in communities around the world, according to a press release supplied by Hoyle.

"Visiting the White House was very exciting, and this experience was a great opportunity for us, as Lions club members, to gather with government officials to share information and ideas and to honor the men and women who are serving their communities in every state and around the globe," said Hoyle.

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Correction on RSVP for Dist. Cabinet Meeting

I received the following email with a correction for sending in your RSVP for the District Cabinet Meeting on October 26th.  Thank you,  Linda

Please read below:

C6'rs,

Please note the RSVP on the Oct. 26 Dist. Cabinet Mtg. is
October 23rd, not the 12th!  Much more time to sign up!
Thanks very much.

Pat
Zone Secy

Update on Shelton Lions Night at the Theater

Hello Rainier Lions,

This is an update on supporting the Shelton Lions Night at the Theater Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012.

There are two attending so far!

We can reserve a table or room at Dirty Dave's, or .  .  . for those interested in dinner before the play.

Tickets are $15.00 per person.

Party of 10 x $15 = $150.00 - $125.00 pay to Shelton Lions = $25 for Rainier Lions fund.

Thanks -- will stay in touch.

Bernice

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