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ADG - DAVID G. ORR |
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We can make a difference – by
working together as a TEAM
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ON THE SAME TRACK --- GET ON
BOARD! |
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FROM THE ROUND
HOUSE ON THE TRACK OF THE ACTING
DISTRICT GOVERNOR |
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This has been a very interesting
time for me as I’ve learned a
lot more about Lionism from the
rest of you than I’ve given you!
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I encourage all of you to pay visits to your area
Clubs and see what they’re doing! Amazing amount of
effort from all of you!
I enjoyed the many visits and love the stories of
Lionism 101. Right now I’ve asked all of my PDG’s
that have been working with me to pay additional
visits to our District Clubs to promote our new
agenda for next year. You will be seeing new things
starting to happen over the next term. However none
of these things can happen without you.
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MAKING TWO VISITS IN ONE DAY
April 17th, we pulled into
Sedan for the noon meeting. They were
gracious enough to allow PDG Don Matlock
and me to sneak in a meal and a visit.
They discussed the up-coming Step Back
in History with “Chautauqua” which will
be held at Sedan on June 16-20, 2006 at
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Then we made the short dash to Caney to
pay a visit on Vice District Governor
Nancy Moore. Their newest Fund Raiser is
the May Pole Festival they are holding
Saturday May 27th at the
Local Park. There will be many
activities and a Local Band is hired to
perform.
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MAKING COFFEYVILLE A BETTER PLACE
I visited Coffeyville the evening of
April 18th, they were a
lively bunch of folks with PDG Mike
Banta at the helm. Really had a nice
dinner and met a lot of wonderful
people. They discussed taking over the
sight of the old Memorial Auditorium to
rework and turn it in to a Lions City
Park. Their intent is to build a Gazebo
there in honor of one of their past
Lions. I also got to help them with
their Product Liability Insurance from
Lions International to the “City of
Coffeyville”
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KINCAID LIONS CELEBRATE 50 YEARS!
The evening of April 20th,
2006, 100 Lions and guests came together
to celebrate the Kincaid Lions Club’s 50th
Anniversary. It was a wonderful time
sharing Lionism with all of the District
and Past International President Dr.
Bill Wunder and his lovely wife. Good
Job Kincaid for a wonderful exhibit of a
Class Anniversary Celebration by a Lions
Club.
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LIONS SIGHT BUS
at CHANUTE
On April 22nd the Chanute
Lions
Club hosted the Kansas Lions Sight Bus
at Chanute’s Spring Expo. The club saw
40 people, identified two candidates
that needed eye care and arranged
glasses. Also the Club helped the same
day at Iola Health Fair and the Chanute
Health Fair for the Bone Marrow Drive
for Brett Eilts.
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THE EASTER BUNNY ARRIVED
Easter Sunday the Club also hosted their
64th Annual Easter Egg Hunt
with the Easter Bunny showing up to hand
out eggs to all of the little children,
the Club gave out $64.00 dollars in
money for prizes to the winners.
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ARK-CITY
EVENING
Let me tell you about the last month’s
travel! Traveling through the District
we are definitely Live and Well… On
April 24th, I went back to
the Ark-City Evening Club to visit my
old friends who requested I Induct some
new members who we approached to join
when I spoke to them last month! GUESS
WHAT they brought in four new members!
They also announced a fifth was going to
join? So,
Go
ARK-CITY EVENING! |
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ALSO APRIL 24th,
2006
BAXTER SPRINGS
HOST ZONE SOCIAL
(Region 3, Zones 1, 2, and 3.)
The same night Baxter Springs Hosted a
Zone Social that had approximately sixty
seven in attendance. I sent many of the
PDG’s and Zone Chairmen down to fill in
for me. I hated to miss it but I felt
signing new Lions up was a common goal
we all shared. Lions Clubs that were in
attendance were Baxter Springs,
Columbus, Caney, Girard, Independence,
Lyndon, McCune, Parsons, and Pittsburg.
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State CC Rudy was there for the meeting and talked
about the membership dues that International is
going to try and put in order by Jan. 2007. It will
be voted on at the International Convention by the
Lion Members who are there.
Entertainment
was by Sandy and Jack Hemphill from Commerce, OK.
The Program was Peggy Sampson from the Development
Director, Audio-reader Network, Lawrence, KS. It was
a great Program and she told
them if any Club wanted to have her come to their
club that she would be more than happy to do so. I
know that all of you Lions would enjoy it.
True to her word, Peggy is scheduled to visit both
the Parsons and Pittsburg clubs on Tuesday, June 13th.
Contact Peggy at Audio-Reader at 1-800-772.8898. |
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| "LION OF THE YEAR" |
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The best part of attending the Pittsburg
Lions Membership Social, was knowing
that Lion President and District News
Editor was about to get
“The
Lion of the Year”
Award! Anyone who knows Lion Debbie
Greve can understand why she deserved
the Award...
This was a Membership Social, and by the
way I highly recommend every Club should
host one! I had a great time speaking to
the many school teachers and
administrators who were present in the
Pittsburg Club. I walked into the room
LATE! I had the wrong time! In the Club
are five PDG’s and the room full of
teachers (Keep in mind I was a Lousy
Student) But I survived. Debbie was a
fellow classmate of mine and also a
previous Chanute Lion who we hated to
lose out of our Club!
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Now I will tell you why she deserved the Award. We
handed out the membership applications after my
speech Debbie closed and from that Pittsburg has
gained 6 new members! Each month Debbie does
extensive work in pulling together and distributing
the District newsletter. She also has worked hard
on coordinating such the District Convention in
Pittsburg last fall and the upcoming State
Convention in Pittsburg. |
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Now! I would like to tell
you about some exciting new things on the horizon
for next year! |
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