Lions Club newsletter

Fairfield F.a.S.T. Lions Club

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2009/2010
Lion Jay Huyssoon, President

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February 24, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15 am. Lion Mary – song, Lion Phyllis– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Anniversaries: Lion Bill and Annette celebrated their anniversary this past week. It has been an exciting couple of weeks for Lion Bill. New Granddaughter and anniversary. He put $$ in the pot to show us how happy he is!!!

Guests: Sonny Antonio joined us again this morning. A special Board Meeting was held immediately following the meeting where we voted to accept his application for membership. A date will be set for his installation. Welcome! Also joining us this morning was Debra Cohen, the Girl Scout Community Development Coordinator. (and she brought cookies!!)

Lion Bob presented her with our donation of $500 for the Girl Scout Parents’ help with our Crab Feed. We couldn’t do it without them.

The next Senior Dinner will be Thursday, February 25 at 5:30pm at the Suisun Senior Center. Please come and help out if you are available.

Lions Billy and Mary attended the District meeting this past week-end. Many items were presented and I am sure we will be hearing more about them in the coming weeks. The District is looking at securing insurance for all clubs that would cover general liability as well as liquor liability. This is good news. It would be an annual fee based on the number of members in each club, and would be approx. $7.00 per member. This will be voted on at the District Convention. Also covered was the topic of networking. It seems members should not be fined for mentioning their business, as the first Lions clubs were started in order to promote their businesses via networking. Something for our Tail Twister to think about.

Lion Bob did attend the dinner on Friday night where he purchased raffle tickets. Seems he won a wonderful prize that he needed to claim. Lion Bill bid $10.00 for it and swept it away from him. You snooze, you lose.

We received a thank you from Archway Recovery Center for the $500 donation we gave them. We also received a thank you from the FF Scarlet Brigade Boosters for the $100 donation they received from us.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on March 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm.

There will be a City of Hope Lions Tribute Day on March 28 at the Platt Conference Center in Duarte, CA. Lion John has more information if you are interested in attending.
Speaker: Our speaker this morning was Vickie Good, Principle of the Fairfield-Suisun Adult School. The Adult school serves approx 5000 students every year, with 1500 of them taking English as a second language. It is open to all ages and has classes both during the day and evenings. Classes range from Basic Education, to Computer Classes. They even have a class for “Older Adults” to improve their health and fitness. Something to keep in mind. You can pick up a complete schedule of classes at any library, at city hall, and at the Adult School. They have just moved into their new location at 900 Travis Blvd. and are looking for volunteers as well as someone to serve on the Service Advisory Board. For more information on what they offer, please check out their website: www.fsadultschool.com. .
Fine Free: Pres. Jay $9.00: Pres. Jay Card Drawing– Lion Jim C. (Pres Jay forgot the cards, so Lion Jim will draw next week.) Card Drawing: $223. Convention Fund $361.

Cookies were raffled off: Winners were Lions Phyllis, Mary, Hal, Debbie, Pete, John, Dan, and Billy.

Upcoming Speakers: March 3-Lion Jim P; March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

February 17, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15 am. Lion Mario – song, Lion Jim C– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Guests: Lion Jim Campi brought Sonny Antonio back again for his third visit. He has already turned in his application for membership so we will set a date for his installation. Welcome!

Sonny paid for some bragging rights…he is a new proud grandfather…. Looks like he and Lion Bill have something in common. Lion Bill has a new granddaughter. Elinore Katie Burman was born 2/12. I bet they have pictures! Congratulations.

Next Senior Dinner will be Thursday, February 25 at 5:30pm at the Suisun Senior Center.

Assist-a-Grad – We will be conducting interviews for the Assist-a-Grad Scholarships the week of April 19-22. Student Lions – please check with your school counselors…cut off date for applications is Friday, February 26.

District meeting: February 19-21 at the Courtyard by Marriott in Fairfield.

District Convention: April 29-May 2 in Redding.

Welcome back Lion John and glad you are feeling better. He thanked us for the card and phone calls he received while he was under the weather. Seems some of the club forgot to include “Lion” in front of their names when they signed the card…that cost them.

We received a thank you from Archway Recovery Center for the donation we sent for eyeglasses.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on March 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm.
Speaker: Our speaker this morning was Kathie Thoming, Pre-natal educator at North Bay Healthcare. Kathie has started the ABC (A Baby is Coming) program 14 years ago at North Bay. Participants are low-income and often have many hardships that get in the way of them taking prenatal classes. They range in age from teens to women in their 30’s. Expectant mothers and fathers learn how to take care of themselves during pregnancy to insure a healthy baby. They also have classes on Newborn care, Maternity Unit Tour, Safety, and car seat connection. Kathie has also initiated an education incentive for 2010. For each class the parents attend, they receive a special gift such as a blanket or diaper bag. Dex Baby Products in Vacaville has assisted her in securing “Heartbeat Bears” for parents that complete the program. Kathie is always looking for donations for the purchase of the gifts and bears. You may have thought this an unusual topic for our club, but many found it very interesting and asked several questions.
Fine Free-Lion John. $9.00-Lion Jim P Card Drawing– Lion Dan 10 ♠

Card Drawing: $216. Convention Fund $354.

Upcoming Speakers: Feb 24-Lion Ken; March 3-Lion Jim P; March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

February 10, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Pete – song, Lion Dan– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We had one birthday this morning…Student Lion Sarah Elder…2/10/92. Happy Birthday!

Guests: Lion Jim Campi brought Sonny Antonio back again for his second visit. Hope to see you back next week.

We also had our 4 students from Vanden High with us again this morning. Alex Austin, Tate Miller, Maria Chavez and Ashlee Gentry. They have all filled out applications to become Student Lions. Welcome!

Next Senior Dinner will be Thursday, February 25 at 5:30pm at the Suisun Senior Center.

District meeting: February 19-21 at the Courtyard by Marriott in Fairfield.

District Convention: April 29-May 2 in Redding.

We held our monthly Board Meeting on Monday night. Minutes were read and topics discussed included: Kases 4Kids, Crab Feed, Spaghetti Feed, Trailer, Student Speaker Contest, Flag Day, and Leo Club.

We held our Student Speaker Contest last night at the Joseph A. Nelson Community Center in Suisun. Showing up to help were Lions: Bill, Billy, Phil, Hal, Mary, Phyllis, Jose, and Ron. One of the judges was our very own Greg Boyko. The winner was Danielle Dobos, a sophomore from Armijo. The other speakers were Trinity Holsworth (FF), Adam Spaulding (Vanden), and Sebastian Brown (Armijo). All four students did an outstanding job.

We will be donating $500 to the Boy Scouts and $500 to the Girl Scout Mothers for their help at our Crab Feed. We will also donate $250 to the Cub Scouts for their help in setting up.

The Board members discussed the proposal for purchasing a 16’ trailer to store our project inventory in. It was decided to continue looking for a smaller trailer. Thank you Lion Bob for your help.

Pres. Jay and his firefighters will pass out the flags to 3rd grade students for Flag Day.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on March 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm.

Lion Jim brought in a collection of Lions Pins he had. They were auctioned off with Pete winning them for $50.
Speaker: Our speaker this morning was Jaco Grobbelaar, from BroadVision Marketing speaking to us on how to play and win the game of Marketing and how to attract new clients to both stay in business and grow your business. Hismain service for business owners is the “Strategic Marketing Partner.” It is a turn-key, one-stop marketing service that designs, implements, and manages all marketing activities for you. As a business owner you need to have three things in place to make sure your business succeeds: 1. Sound business fundamentals and a compelling marketing message 2. Practical but simple marketing strategies and action plans 3. An organized, step-by-step selling process. To learn more, visit his website: www.broadvisionmarketing.com.
Fine Free-Lion Hal. $9.00-Lion Jim P Card Drawing– Lion Bob Ace Clubs

Card Drawing: $203. Convention Fund $341.

Upcoming Speakers: Feb 17-Lion Mary; Feb 24-Lion Ken; March 3-Lion Jim P; March 10-Lion Ron;
March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

February 3, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Pete – song, Lion Gary– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We celebrated one anniversary this morning…Lion Lyle & Barbara Smith. February 8, 1955. Congratulations!

Tailtwister Bob was busy collecting fines for those that forgot to wear their Vests.

Guests: We had 2 potential members with us this morning. Lion Jim Campi brought Sonny Antonio and Alexandra (Sandy) Paz with him. They have filled out membership applications. Hope to see you back next week.

Lion Barbara Robertson from the Host Lions was with us this morning. She brought with her the flags that we will pass out for Flag Day. Pres. Jay will have details at the Board Meeting.

We had 4 Lions help out at the Senior Dinner last Thursday. Lions Billy, Dan, Mary, and Bob were on hand. Also helping out was Edith Gaither. Thank you. We had 2 no-shows…Lions Brian and Ron-be prepared to pay a fine. Next Senior Dinner will be Thursday, February 25 at 5:30pm at the Suisun Senior Center.

District meeting: February 19-21 at the Courtyard by Marriott in Fairfield. See Lion John for reservation form.

District Convention: April 29-May2 in Redding. See Lion John for reservation form if you are interested. We have enough money in our convention fund to reimburse you for some of your expenses if you would like to attend.

We will be looking for some help for our Student Speaker Contest on Tuesday, February 9 at the Joseph P. Nelson Community Center in Suisun. 7:00 pm. The judges have been lined up and it looks like we have 4 students participating so far. Please let Lion Phil know if you can help.

SAVE THE DATE: January 22, 2011 is the date for next year’s Crab Feed. No vacations..No cruises..No hunting..No excuses. The down payment and deposit have been paid. A final financial statement on this year’s event will be discussed at the Board Meeting.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on February 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm.

Speakers: Our speakers this morning were: Tate Miller, Alex Austin, Maria Chavez, and Ashley Gentry. They are students from Vanden High School. Along with them was their teacher, Lisa Leone. Lion Mario has been working with them on their Virtual Enterprise. They have put together a Business Plan called “Rock and Roll Steakhouse”…where the Steak is Sizzlin’ and the Rock is Rollin’. The business plan included sales, advertising, products, and accounting. This is a great transition between being a student and real life. They competed in a trade fair in Bakersfield with 106 other schools and placed 6th. Their next trade fair will be March 7-8 in Oakland. For more information, please visit: www.vandedve.com

Fine Free-Lion John. He sold it to Lion Jim P for $5.00. $9.00-Lion Pete – he donated it to Sight First.
Card Drawing– Lion Gary –(from last week) 7 Spades. Lion Mary 9 Hearts.

Card Drawing: $191. Convention Fund $329.

Upcoming Speakers: Feb 10 ?? ; Feb 17-Lion Mary; Feb 24-Lion Ken; March 3-Lion Jim P;
March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

January 27, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Phyllis – song, Lion Mario– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We had one birthday this morning…Lion Brian turned 43 on the 25th. Happy Birthday.

Senior dinner tomorrow night. We are going to be short handed, so please try to help out. 5:30pm at the Suisun Senior Center.

We have set the date for our upcoming Spaghetti Feed. July 10 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. The Boy Scouts and the Cordelia Firefighters will be helping us out. Save the Date.

We will be holding our annual Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 13 at Paradise Valley Golf Course. Put it on your calendar.

We spent the entire meeting discussing our Crab Feed. With all the bills paid, we should net approx. $14,100. A final financial statement will be presented at the Board Meeting.
I have attached a list of points brought up in our Crab Feed Critique.

We will need to secure the date at the Community Center for next year’s event as soon as possible. Deposit for next year will cost an additional $50.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on February 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm.

Fine Free-Lion Gary ; $9.00-Lion Joe; Card Drawing– Lion Gary – (will you be there next week Lion Gary, or would you like someone to draw for you?)

Card Drawing: $177. Convention Fund $315.

Upcoming Speakers: Feb 3–Lion Hal; Feb 17-Lion Mary; Feb 24-Lion Ken;
March 3-Lion Jim; March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

NEXT WEEK IS VEST DAY!

January 20, 2010

1st VP Mary opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Bill – song, Lion Adam– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Guest: Ashley Doolittle was back visiting us again today. Our next Student Lion? Welcome Ashley.

Our discussion this morning was our upcoming Crab Feed. Please meet at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 6:00pm on Friday if you can help with the cooking. As the Fire Hall has an event scheduled in the main room, we will be using the kitchen upstairs for chopping the vegetables and tearing the tickets. The cooking will take place downstairs in the BBQ area. Don’t forget your aprons.

Please plan on being at the Community Center on Saturday at 4:00 to help with set up. We will need everyone’s help to make this event a success. Bring your aprons.

Lions Joe and Mary will do the shopping Friday afternoon. Lion Gary will drop off the pots on Thursday. Lion Jay will pick up the wine, and Lions Joe and John will pick up the beer.

Lion Brian has picked up the Cocktail Sauce and will pick up the cakes on Saturday. The bread will be delivered to the Fire Hall Saturday morning and the crab will be delivered to the Community Center at 4:00pm. Lion Dan will see that the burners and raffle drums are where they need to be. Lion Billy will take the cooked spaghetti, sauce, pots, and dishes to the Community Center Saturday. Lions Gary and John will see that all the bar supplies are delivered.

Does anyone have a large coffee pot we could use? Please let me know if you have one available.

Money and stubs for 297 tickets have been turned in so far. The Scouts have another 40 tickets that they will sell. Along with the walk ins, we are pretty much SOLD OUT. If you still have ticket stubs and money, please turn them in to Lion Billy as soon as possible so he can finalize the seating.

So far we have a total of 20 Silent Auction items. Where we put the tables will depend on the total number of tickets sold. Thank you Lion Jim for chairing this and to Patty Huyssoon and Valerie Prigmore for doing all the work. Patty has typed up the bid sheets and will deliver the items on Saturday.

Valerie Prigmore has once again put together the program for us. Thank you Valerie.

I will need some help to transport all the raffle items from my home to the hall on Saturday. Please let me know if you are available to help. We will want to have them loaded and to the hall by 3:45.

Maureen Brook has painted us a special item for our Silent Auction. It is truly unbelievable. Thank you Maureen.

WORK PROJECT: We have received a thank you from Wreaths Across America for our help in picking up the wreaths. Thank you Lion Brian for chairing this.

We have also received a thank you from the Salvation Army for our help in “ringing the bell” in December. We collected a total of $384.60 that day. Another good project.

Our next Board Meeting will be held on February 8 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. 7:00 pm. One of the topics we will be discussing is the possibility of purchasing a covered van to store our supplies. Lion Bob will report on the estimated costs. With a van we could keep all of our supplies in one place instead of having them scattered in several member’s garages.

Fine Free-Lion Adam ; $9.00-Lion Jim; Card Drawing– Lion Mario – King Clubs

Upcoming Speakers: Jan 27–Pres. Jay; Feb 3–Lion Hal; Feb 17-Lion Mary; Feb 24-Lion Ken;
March 3-Lion Jim; March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

January 13, 2010

1st VP Mary opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Hal – song, Lion Bill– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Birthdays: Student Lion Lynzie celebrated her birthday this week. Happy Birthday.

Visiting Lion: Host Lion Nancy Meadows-Trigerio was with us this morning. Always nice to see you Lion Nancy. Thank you for the Giants tickets for our Crab Feed as well as the toiletries for our Kases4Kids backpacks.

Money and stubs for 136 tickets have been turned in so far for our Crab Feed. We still have a long ways to go. Please turn in your ticket stubs and money to Lion Billy. If you are not able to sell your tickets, please let Lion Billy know and get them back to him ASAP so he can assign them to someone else. We have members looking for more tickets. We will discuss the crab feed at length at our next meeting. A duty roster was passed out. If you have not received one, please let Lion Mary know so she can get one to you.

Lion Jim P is still looking for Silent Auction items. He has lined up a number of them so far, but we would like more. Please let him know if you have an item you would like to donate.

WORK PROJECT: We had 11 people help remove the wreaths from the graves at the National Cemetery in Dixon. Attending were Lions: Brian, Mary, Bob, Bill, Ken, Joe, Ron, as well as Dotty Chu and Annette Fell. There were so many volunteers that showed up to help, that it only took 15 minutes to get them all picked up. We stopped at Fentons on the way home for breakfast. Fines were collected for those without Lions Pins. Good project.

This month’s Board Meeting was held on January 11 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. Topics discussed included: Golf Tournament, Crab Feed, Archway Recovery, Spaghetti Feed, and City of Hope. It was also discussed that members should be more diligent in lining up speakers for our meetings.

Lion Adam volunteered to chair an upcoming Spaghetti Feed and will select a date sometime in July. This will take the place of our cooking at the Relay for Life. The Cordelia Fire Dept and our Boy Scout/Cub Scout Troops will partner with us on this fundraiser.

Discussion was held on what we are going to do with our money we collect each week for the City of Hope. Lion John will contact the district City of Hope Chairman to see if we can get a program.

It was discussed to donate $500 to Archway Recovery in order to eliminate the requests for eyeglasses. We will send the $225 they are requesting now, and will send off the remainder after the Crab Feed.

The next District Meeting will be held in Fairfield at the Courtyard by Marriot on February 19-20. Please see Lion John for registration forms.

The next District Convention will be held April 29-May 2 in Redding. We have money in our convention fund to help pay for expenses of club members that would like to attend. Please see Lion John for reservation forms.

Lion Brian has contacted Paradise Valley regarding our upcoming Golf Tournament. It was decided we would have the Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 13th and will hold the price at $110. We could have a modified shotgun if we want an early tee time. Possibly 7:30am or 8:00am. More information later.

Guest Speaker: We had no guest speaker this morning. That’s $5.00 you owe us, Lion Billy.

Fine Free-Lion Jay ; $9.00-Lion Hal; Card Drawing– Lion Bill-7 clubs

Upcoming Speakers: Jan 20–Crab Feed Discussion; Jan 27–Pres. Jay; Feb 3–Lion Hal; Feb 17-Lion Mary;
Feb 24-Lion Ken; March 3-Lion Jim; March 10-Lion Ron; March 17-Lion Pete; March 24-Lion Mario.

January 6, 2010

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Brian – song, Lion Mary– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Birthdays this week: Today is Lion Bill’s birthday. After a rousing version of Happy Birthday, he decided to forgo the services of a slave and enjoyed his steak. Lion Pete also had a birthday on Monday, January 4. Happy Birthday to both of you.

Please see Lion Billy to pick up your crab feed tickets. Money and stubs for 63 tickets have been turned in so far. We have a long ways to go. Please turn in your ticket stubs and money to Lion Billy. In his absence next week, please turn them in to Lion Joe. If you are not able to sell your tickets, please give them back to Lion Billy, so he can assign them to someone else. Lion John has the bar under control including having received our liquor license from ABC. Lion Joe will contact Tri-Eagle for the beer, and Pres. Jay will make arrangements with Ledgewood Creek winery to pick up the wine.

Lion Jim P is still looking for Silent Auction items. He has lined up about a dozen so far, but we would like more. Please let him know if you have an item you would like to donate.

The Crab Feed duty roster will be passed out at an upcoming meeting. If there is something you would like to do that evening, please let Lion Mary know. We are counting on everyone’s help.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. We have received a few gift certificates from the community and they will be acknowledged in the program.

WORK PROJECT: Lion Brian announced that we are still on track to pick up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9, rain or shine. We will meet at the Country Café at 7:45 am and car-pool to Dixon and will stop for breakfast at Fenton’s on the way home. We could use your help.

Next Board Meeting will be held on January 11 at 7:00 pm at the Cordelia Fire Hall.

The next District Meeting will be held in Fairfield at the Courtyard by Marriot on February 19-20. Please see Lion John for registration forms.

Lion Brian announced he will contact Paradise Valley to get available dates for our Golf Tournament this year. He will bring the information to our next Board Meeting where a date will be sent.

Message from PDG Barry Fredenburg: “This is to let you know that Governor Marty with the help of International is going to canvas the city of Vacaville January 18-20 (Mon-Weds). We need at least 10 Lions to do a good job. We ask that you notify your clubs of this event and ask for volunteers, the more the merrier. As Marty and I have done this before, we know it is a great learning tool which you can bring back to your club for future membership drives. Vacaville has had four thriving Lions Clubs in the recent past and being a city of close to 100,000, 14 Lions in the remaining club doesn't get it for serving the entire community. Please help our community out.

Guest Speaker: We had no guest speaker this morning. No fee was collected, as Lion Bill was fine free.

Fine Free-Lion Jay ; $9.00-Lion Debby; Card Drawing– Lion Jim-8 Spades, Lion Jay-Ace Diamonds.
Convention fund $287. Card drawing $146

Upcoming Speakers: Jan 13 – Lion Billy, Jan 20 – Crab Feed Discussion; Jan 27 – Pres. Jay

December 30, 2009

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Jim – song, Lion Ken– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We had one birthday this week: Student Lion Kara turned 18 on December 25. Happy Birthday!

Please see Lion Billy to pick up your crab feed tickets.

Lion Jim P is looking for Silent Auction items. Please let him know if you have an item you would like to donate. He announced he was able to get some Giants tickets as one of our items. Thanks Lion Jim. Valerie Prigmore and Patty Huyssoon will be helping him with this.

The Crab Feed duty roster will be passed out at an upcoming meeting. If there is something you would like to do that evening, please let Lion Mary know. We are counting on everyone’s help.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

WORK PROJECT: We will be picking up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet was passed around. We will meet at the Country Café at 7:45 am and car-pool to Dixon and will stop for breakfast at Fenton’s on the way home. Please let Lion Brian know if you are available to help.

Lion John read the minutes from our December 7th Board Meeting. Items included: Kases4Kids, Crab Feed, Salvation Army, Wreath pick up, Golf Tournament, and Student Speaker Contest. Discussion was also held on possible new upcoming fund raisers. Next Board Meeting will be held on January 11 at 7:00 pm at the Cordelia Fire Hall.

Our Student Speaker Contest will be held on February 9 at 7:00 pm at the Joseph Nelson Community Center in Suisun. Chairman Lion Phil has contacted all schools and Judges have been lined up. He will be looking for help from our members as timers, etc.

The next District Meeting will be held in Fairfield on February 27-28. Please see Lion John for registration forms.

Lion Brian will chair our Golf Tournament this year. He will set up a date and will report back to us.

Guest Speaker:
Our Guest Speaker this morning was Marmie Beck, CPA and Notary Public from Beck’s Bookkeeping. She has been a Tax Preparer for 18 years. Personal records should be kept for at least 3 years. Property records should be kept for at least 3 years after sale of the property. Small business owners should keep records for 4 years after the tax is paid. The standard mileage rate for miles driven for business drops to 50 cents a mile effective January 1. The mileage rate for miles driven in service of charitable organizations is 14 cents. She gave many examples of ways to increase deductions and expenses and different ways to defer income. She may be reached at 707-255-3059 or mb95476@yahoo.com. Her website is becksbookkeeping94558@yahoo.com.

Fine Free-Lion John ; $9.00-Lion Jim (Lion Bob is holding it for him); Card Drawing– Lion Jim (He will draw first next week as he had to leave early this morning). Convention fund $275. Card drawing $130

Upcoming Speakers: Jan 6 – Lion Bill; Jan 13 – Lion Billy, Jan 20 – Crab Feed Discussion; Jan 27 – Pres. Jay.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

December 23, 2009

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Billy – song, Lion Bob– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We have one anniversary this week: Lion Adam & Kim Burke – 19 years. Congratulations.

We rang the bell for the Salvation Army at the mall last Saturday. Lions Joe, John, Hal, Bill, Ron, Mary, Debbie, Bob and Student Lion Sarah D all participated. We had hot coffee along with fresh donuts from the “Jelly Donut” to keep us fortified. It was very refreshing to see how generous people still are even in this economy.

Please see Lion Billy to pick up your crab feed tickets and get out there and sell, sell, sell.

Lion Jim P is looking for Silent Auction items. Please let him know if you have an item you would like to donate. This is a major part of our Crab Feed.

A tentative Crab Feed duty roster was passed out at the last Board Meeting. Any needed changes will be made and a final roster will be passed out at an upcoming meeting. We will need everyone’s help.

Lion Pete will look into pricing for new spatulas and tongs and will report back at our next Board Meeting.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

WORK PROJECT: We will be picking up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet was passed around. We will meet at the Country Café at 7:45am and car-pool to Dixon and will stop for breakfast at Fenton’s on the way home. Please let Lion Brian know if you are available to help.

Lion John did not have the minutes ready from our last Board Meeting and paid a hefty fine. Will they be ready next week, Lion John?

Guest Speaker:
We did not have a Guest Speaker this morning. That’s $5.00 in the pot Lion John.

Fine Free-Lion Jay; $9.00-Lion Joe; Card Drawing– Lion John-5 Spades. Convention fund $263. Card drawing $118

Upcoming Speakers: Dec 30 – Lion Debby; Jan 6 – Lion Bill; Jan 13 – Lion Billy, Jan 20 – Crab Feed Discussion; Jan 27 – Pres. Jay.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

December 16, 2009

1st Vice Pres Mary opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Bill – song, Lion Ken– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We had one birthday this week: Lion Bruce Allen – Dec 15, 1949. One Anniversary: Lion Gary & Nancy Ames –Dec 17, 1967. Congratulations.

We held our Christmas party this past Saturday with 34 guests attending. After cocktails and dinner, we held our annual Gift Exchange. If you have not yet paid for your dinner, you will be billed on your next month’s invoice.

This Saturday is the date for our “bell-ringing” for the Salvation Army in front of JC Penneys at the mall. Sounds like the weather will cooperate and should be a good day. Please feel free to drop by and give us a hand between 9am-5pm. There will be hot coffee along with fresh donuts from the “Jelly Donut”. Orders were taken. Please wear your vests.

Lion Billy reported that tickets are beginning to sell for our Crab Feed. Please let him know if you need more tickets.

A number of Silent Auction items have been picked up. Please let Lion Jim know if you have an item you would like to donate for our Silent Auction.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

We have received a thank you from Wreaths Across America for our recent donation towards the wreaths that were placed on the gravesites last week-end. An announcement was made during this year’s ceremony that the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery was one of only two cemeteries in the nation to be 100% covered with holiday wreaths.

WORK PROJECT: We will be picking up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet was passed around. We will meet at the Country Café at 7:45am and car-pool to Dixon and will stop for breakfast at Fenton’s on the way home. Please let Lion Brian know if you are available to help.

Board Meeting: Our Board Meeting was held this last Monday. Lion John will read the minutes at our next meeting. We voted to donate $250 to Access America, the project at Rush Ranch. We also spent some time discussing the crab feed. Lion Mary is putting together a binder that should outline everything that is needed and duties that need to be done for future crab feeds. Lion Adam will be in charge of the Cub Scouts during set up, and the Boy Scouts who will help serve the food. We also discussed the possibilities of hosting a Spaghetti Feed or Tri Tip BBQ in the upcoming months. Lion Brian will contact Lion Rudy about making us a small banner.

Lion Brian and John will co-chair our golf tournament to be held in the Spring. They will get together and pick a date and will bring it to our next Board Meeting.

Guest Speaker:
Our guest speaker this morning was Kris Knight-Cushing from the Ferel Cat Rescue. She first wanted to thank us for our previous donation and to give us an update on her non-profit program. Last year 3587 cats were destroyed. All cats under 2# that are brought in are automatically put to sleep. Kris has been successful in finding homes for many of the cats that would have other wise faced death. Periodically they take the cats up to Auburn to be spayed and neutered at between $15-20 each. They are planning a Spaghetti Feed on March 13 at the Vets Hall in Suisun to help raise funds to offset these medical expenses. They now have approx 25 volunteers working with the animals.

Fine Free-Lion Ken; $9.00-Lion Bill; (donated to Ferel Cat Rescue) Card Drawing– Lion Phyllis-5 Clubs. Convention fund $253. Card drawing $108

Upcoming Speakers: Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby; Jan 6 – Lion Bill; Jan 13 – Lion Billy, Jan 20 – Crab Feed Discussion; Jan 27 – Pres. Jay.

December 9, 2009

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Bill – song, Lion Ron– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer. We had no guest speaker and low attendance, so we stretched the meeting as long as we could.

See you on Saturday, December 12 for our Christmas Party at the Crepes n More Restaurant on Jackson St. downtown.
6:00 pm Cocktails…Dinner at 7:00 pm. Gift exchange following dinner. $25.00 per person. You can either pay Lion Mary that evening, or be billed the first of the month. $5.00 Corkage Full bar available.

We will be “bell-ringers” for the Salvation Army on Saturday, December 19 in front of JC Penneys at the mall from 9am – 5pm. We will be “ringing” in 2-hour shifts. 2-3 Lions per shift. We could still use the help of a couple more Lions in the afternoon shifts. There will be coffee and doughnuts to keep you warm. Please wear your vests.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Please pick up your tickets from Lion Billy and sell, sell, sell.

Thank you to Lion Jim for stepping up to be our Silent Auction Chairman. Pres. Jay and Patty will be helping him. Please let Lion Jim know if you have an item you would like to donate for our Silent Auction.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

Lion John has secured the insurance and the security waiver and will apply for the liquor license shortly.

We have received a thank you from Wreaths Across America for our recent donation towards the wreaths that will be placed on the gravesites this week-end. The ceremony starts at 9:00am if you are interested.

WORK PROJECT: We will be picking up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet will be passed around next week. We will meet at the Country Café at 7:45am and car-pool to Dixon and will stop for breakfast at Fenton’s on the way home. Please let Lion Brian know if you are available to help.

Board Meeting: Our next Board Meeting will be Monday, December 14, 2009 at 7:00 pm at the Cordelia Fire Hall.

Thank you to Lion Jim for the toothbrushes and toothpaste for our Kases4Kids. Also, a thank you has been sent to the AT&T Pioneers who donated a box of books and toiletries for our backpacks.

Lion Brian has been selected to be a board member for the Fairfield Golf Advisory Board and will be sworn in on Tuesday, December 15 at the FF City Hall at 6:00 pm. Congratulations Lion Brian.

Guest Speaker:
No guest speaker this morning…Tailtwister Lion Bob collected the $5.00 from Lion Phyllis.

Pres. Jay will be out of commission for the next couple of weeks, so 1st VP Mary will be running (?) the meetings.

Fine Free-Lion Ken; $9.00-Lion Jim; Card Drawing– Lion Joe-9 Clubs. Convention fund $248. Card drawing $103

Upcoming Speakers: Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

Please see the attached Speaker Schedule for upcoming months.

December 2, 2009

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Bill – song, Lion Billy– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

We had one guest this morning – Allison Doolittle, daughter of Lion Debby. Could she be following in her sister’s footsteps and be our next Student Lion?

Saturday, December 12 will be our Christmas Party at the Crepes n More Restaurant on Jackson St. downtown. 6:00 pm Cocktails…Dinner at 7:00 pm. Gift exchange following dinner. $25.00 per person. Your choice of Salmon, BBQ Chicken, or New York Steak. Please RSVP to Lion Mary if you have not signed up yet.

We will be “Bell-Ringers” for the Salvation Army on Saturday, December 19 in front of JC Penneys at the mall from 9am – 5pm. We will be “ringing” in 2-hour shifts. 2-3 Lions per shift. We could still use the help of a couple more Lions. There will be coffee and doughnuts to keep you warm. Please wear your vests.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Please pick up your tickets from Lion Billy. We will again be cooking the spaghetti the evening before. Be sure to turn in the ticket stubs along with the money from your ticket sales to Lion Billy.

Thank you to Lion Jim for stepping up to be our Silent Auction Chairman. Pres. Jay and Patty will be helping him. Please let Lion Jim know if you have an item we can have for our Silent Auction.

We are still looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

Lion John has contacted the Fairfield PD and was successful in getting a waiver for security this year. That will save us the $350. Thank you Lion John. He has the rest of the bar under control.

SAVE THE DATE: We will be picking up the wreaths at the National Cemetery in Dixon on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet will be passed around. We will car-pool to Dixon and stop for breakfast after we are finished. Lion Brian will chair.

Board Meeting: Our next Board Meeting will be Monday, December 14, 2009 at 7:00 pm at the Cordelia Fire Hall.

Lion Bob has raffle tickets available for a fund-raiser for Child Haven. Please see him if you are interested.

Lion Brian has been selected to be a board member for the Fairfield Golf Advisory Board and will be sworn in on Tuesday, December 15 at the FF City Hall at 6:00 pm. Congratulations Lion Brian.

Guest Speaker:
No guest speaker this morning…tailtwister did you collect the $5.00 from Lion Joe?

Fine Free-Lion Joe; $9.00-Lion Jay; Card Drawing– Lion Jay-6 Hearts. Convention fund $238. Card drawing $93

Upcoming Speakers: Dec 9 – Lion Phyllis; Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

November 25, 2009

Pres. Jay opened the meeting at 7:15. Lion Ron – song, Student Lion Kara– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Lion Dan celebrated his birthday out in the duck blind…November 24, 1945. Happy Birthday.

Student Lion Sarah Doolittle, Pres Jay, and Lions John and Mary watched as the Cordelia Cub Scouts assembled the food baskets, with the canned goods we have been collecting, at the Cordelia Fire Hall on Saturday. After eating the pizza supplied by Pres Jay and Patty, the scouts and their parents were off to deliver them to the 10 needy families in town whose names were given to us by the Salvation Army. Thank you Patty for helping to organize this and to the Cordelia Firefighters for their help. I had forgotten how much energy 30 little boys have when they get together!

Also on Saturday, we sorted eyeglasses at the Cordelia Fire Hall. Pres Jay, and Lions Ken, John, Billy, Joe, Gary, Mary, and Student Lion Sarah D sorted and boxed up 2898 pairs of eyeglasses. These along with 7 hearing aids were delivered to the Vallejo warehouse on Monday by Lion John. We also had Keila Kaci, a senior at Rodriguez HS helping out. Seems Lion Bob in his haste to get to the golf course, forgot to drop off the bags of eyeglasses and boxes that had been stored at his place. A hefty fine was in order. Thank you Pres Jay for the coffee and doughnuts.

Archway Recovery Center is still looking for used men’s jackets and sweaters for their residents. If you have a jacket or sweater that you would like to donate, please bring it to next Wednesday’s meeting or drop it off at Archway.

SAVE THE DATE: We will be “Bell-Ringers” for the Salvation Army on Saturday, December 19 in front of JC Penneys at the mall from 9am – 5pm. A sign up sheet is being passed around. We will be “ringing” in 2-hour shifts. 2-3 Lions per shift. There will be coffee and doughnuts to keep you warm. Please wear your vests.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Please pick up your tickets from Lion Billy. We will again be cooking the spaghetti the evening before. Be sure to turn in the ticket stubs along with the money from your ticket sales to Lion Billy. Lion Mary is looking for a Silent Auction Chairman. Please let her know if you are interested.

We are also looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes, as well as any Silent Auction items you would like to donate. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

SAVE THE DATE: We will be helping to pick up the wreaths at the National Cemetery on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet will be passed around. We will car-pool to Dixon and possibly stop for breakfast after we are finished.

Thank you to Lion Billy for the toiletries for our Kases4Kids. Lion Mary delivered 30 more backpacks this week. Also, the Sorority Club in Vacaville has put together 13 backpacks for our program again. Thank you to Host Lion Barbara Robertson for organizing that.

Guest Speaker: Our guest speaker this morning was Mike Muir from the Rush Ranch, Access Adventure Program. Mike has lived with multiple sclerosis most of his life. Refusing to let this get him down, in 2001 he led a team of people with disabilities driving wheelchair accessible horse-drawn carriages on a 3000 mile, 10-month Journey Across America, from San Diego to Wash DC. He has founded the Access Adventure program where Rush Ranch serves as headquarters. Access Adventure provides outdoor recreation and education with open space access, using wheelchair accessible horse-drawn carriages for people with disabilities. The program is open to anyone with mobility challenges. They are open 7 days a week, from dawn to dusk and are staffed by volunteers and local supporters with a variety of skills to help people with disabilities. On the 3rd Saturday of each month they host an open house where everyone is invited to tour the facilities and take a carriage ride. For more information, please visit www.access-adventure.org. Let’s carpool out there and take a visit. Lion Mary will set a date and send around a sign up sheet.

Fine Free-Lion Jim; $9.00-Lion Bill who donated it to Rush Ranch; Card Drawing– Lion Jay-10 Hearts. Convention fund $226. Card drawing $81

Upcoming Speakers: Dec 2 – Lion Joe; Dec 9 – Lion Phyllis; Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

November 18, 2009

Pres. Jay opened our meeting at 7:15 to get us started. Lion Rudy – song, Lion Mario– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Our guest this morning was Keith Perkins from Sparks NV, grandson of Ken Perkins. Welcome Keith.

We celebrated one birthday with a song this morning. That was Lion Mary. November 12.

Student Lion Sarah Elder collected canned goods for the food baskets one last time. The baskets will be assembled on Saturday, November 21 at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 11:00 am and distributed to 10 needy families in town. The Salvation Army has given us the names of the families and Student Lion Sarah Doolittle will call each of the families to let them know the Boy Scouts sponsored, by the Cordelia Fire Dist will be delivering them on Saturday. We have purchased turkeys for each basket as well.

Also on November 21, we will be sorting eyeglasses at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 9:00 am. There will be coffee and doughnuts.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Lion Billy has tickets available. Please pick up your tickets and sell, sell, sell. We will again be cooking the spaghetti the evening before. We are counting on everyone’s help. If you have a particular job you want to do, please let Lion Mary know before she makes out the duty roster. Be sure to turn in the ticket stubs along with the money from your ticket sales to Lion Billy. Lion Joe has put up the sign by Rancho Solano and Pres. Jay will get the other 2 up shortly. Thank you Lion Rudy and Holly for all your help printing those signs.

We are looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.

SAVE THE DATE: Lion Brian has set up our next project date. We will be helping to pick up the wreaths at the National Cemetery on Saturday, January 9 at 8:30 am. A sign up sheet will be passed around. We will car-pool to Dixon and possibly stop for breakfast after we are finished. More info later.

Thank you to Lions Bill and Bob for the toiletries for the backpacks. Lion Mary will deliver 30 more backpacks this week.

Lion Billy attended the District Meeting last week-end in Cloverdale. No report was given.

Guest Speaker: Our guest speakers this morning were Heather Saunderson and Will Bible from the Matt Garcia Youth Center. The center opened in November, 2008 and now have approx. 521 students that participate. Opening week they had 50-60 kids show up which shows how badly kids wanted a place to go to. The kids come from all over the area, both boys and girls. Police officers volunteer their time every Tuesday. They offer, boxing, kickboxing, baseball, running, basketball, football, soccer, nutrition, tutoring, and opening in January there will be a music and video studio. Kids from ages 13-18 participate. The Fairfield Matt Garcia Youth Center reaches out to underserved kids in Fairfield and provides safe, healthy activities which promote teamwork, responsibility, self-confidence, exercise and healthy living. Because of budget cuts, they will reduce their open hours from 6 days to 5 days. Please call the center if you are interested in taking a tour or would like more information. They are always looking for volunteers as well as donations.

Fine Free-Lion Bill; $9.00-Lion Jay; Card Drawing– Lion Joe – 6 Clubs. Convention fund $217. Card drawing $72.

Upcoming Speakers: Nov 25 – Lion Dan; Dec 2 – Lion Joe; Dec 9 – Lion Phyllis; Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

November 11, 2009

Pres. Jay opened our Veterans Day meeting at 7:15 to get us started. Student Lion Sarah – song, Lion Jim– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.

Lion John read the minutes from our monthly Board meeting which was held on Monday, November 9 at the Cordelia Fire Hall. Absent Board Members were Lions Pete, Bob, Billy, Ron, and Adam. That will cost you. Donations approved were $100 for The Leaven After School Tutoring Program, $250 to Armijo Sober Grad Nite 2010, $800 to Crab Feed Raffle, and $250 to Wreaths Across America. Next Board meeting will be Monday, December 14. 7:00 pm

We will collect canned goods for the food baskets one more week. They will be assembled on Saturday, November 21 at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 11:00 am. Student Lions we will need your help.

CHANGE OF VENUE…Also on November 21, we will be sorting eyeglasses at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 9:00 am. Please pick up the used eyeglasses at your drop-off locations before that. Seems our eyeglass sorting chairman Lion Bob scheduled a golf game on the very day he set up our sorting project and will not be able to attend.. A hefty fine was in order.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Lion Billy has tickets available. Please pick up your tickets and sell, sell, sell. Crab and bread have been ordered. We will again be cooking the spaghetti the evening before. We are counting on everyone’s help. If you have a certain job you want to do, please let Lion Mary know before she makes out the duty roster. Be sure to turn in the ticket stubs along with the money from your ticket sales to Lion Billy. The signs are at Lion Rudy’s and will be in place shortly. One sign by Rancho Solano, one at the Cordelia Fire Hall, and possibly another one on Green Valley Road. Thank you Lion Rudy and Holly.

We are looking for any donations you would like to make towards our Raffle prizes. Please let Lion Mary know if you can help.
We are still looking for a TV for a separate raffle as well. Donation letters are being sent out to local businesses.

There will be a Zone meeting at the Cordelia Fire Hall on Thursday, November 12 at 2:00 pm. Everyone is welcome.

Guest Speaker: No guest speaker this morning. That’s $5.00 to the tail twister, Lion Pete. Student Lion Sarah gave us a brief update on what she has been doing since graduation. She is attending Solano Community College where she will obtain her general credits and hopes to attend either Pomona or San Luis Obispo in 2 years. In her spare time she has been helping Lion Debby coach a little girls’ (5 year olds) Soccer Team.

Lion Jim just returned from the East Coast on vacation. Although he didn’t bring us back an auction item, he did tell us about some of the places he visited. They took in a play, “West Side Story” in New York City, looked up his grandfather’s name on Ellis Island, and did some site-seeing in Newport. It was a perfect time to visit as the leaves were all turning their fall colors and there were no crowds to contend with.

Fine Free-Lion Joe; $9.00-Lion Bob; Card Drawing– Lion Jay – Ace Spades. Lion Bob - 6 Spades; Lion Debby - 9 Diamonds. Convention fund $205. Card drawing $60.

Upcoming Speakers: Nov 18 - Lion Mario; Nov 25 – Lion Dan; Dec 2 – Lion Joe; Dec 9 – Lion Phyllis; Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

November 4, 2009

Pres. Jay rang the bell at 7:15 to get us started. Lion Ron – song, Lion Phyllis– pledge, Lion Bob – Dollar & Prayer.
This was Vest Day so our Tailtwister was busy checking for vests as well as making sure everyone had their voting stub with them from yesterdays’ election.

We served dinner at the Suisun Senior Center last Thursday night with Lions Billy, John, Bob, Mary, Joe and Dotty Chu helping out. Next senior dinner will be the last Thursday in January. We had 1 no-show…Lion Mario…where were you?

Our next Board meeting will be Monday, November 9 at 7:00 pm at the Cordelia Fire Hall.

We are still collecting canned goods for the food baskets. We will assemble the baskets on Saturday, November 21 at the Cordelia Fire Hall at 11:00 am

Also on November 21, we will be sorting eyeglasses at North Bay Truck Body at 9:00 am. Please pick up the used eyeglasses at your drop off locations before that.

Pres. Jay read thank you letters from Archway Recovery Center and Canine Companions for our donations.

SAVE THE DATE: January 23, 2010 for our Crab Feed. Lion Billy has tickets available. Please pick up your tickets and sell, sell, sell. Ticket price is $40 again this year. We are counting on everyone’s help. Be sure to turn in the ticket stubs along with the money from your ticket sales to Lion Billy.

We are still looking for a big-ticket item for a separate raffle at our Crab Feed. Please let Lion Mary know if you know someone that can donate a TV for a special raffle.

The next District Meeting will be November 13-15 in Cloverdale. Lion John has registration forms.

Guest Speaker: Our guest speaker this morning was Curtis Stocking with a presentation on the Wreaths Across America Program. They will be placing wreaths on the graves at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery in Dixon again this year. There are approximately 5400 graves now. The wreaths are $10 each and they still need an additional 1200 wreaths in order to place one on each grave. They have moved into their permanent facility and have paved the parking lot. The Cemetery covers 600 acres and has a capacity of 1 million graves. This is the newest National Cemetery. The wreath laying ceremony will be on Saturday, December 12 at 9:00 am and is open to the public; rain or shine. For more information, visit www.freewebs.com/wreathproject. They will be picking up the wreaths off the graves on January 9– could be a project for us. If you would like to donate, please make checks payable to “Wreaths Across America” and mail to: Curtis Stocking, PO Box 773, Winters, Ca 95694.

Fine Free-Lion Bill; $9.00-Lion Joe; Card Drawing– Lion Jay was supposed to draw first this week, but he was called out on a fire. He will draw first next week and then Lion Bob will draw. Convention fund $198. Card drawing $50.

Upcoming Speakers: Nov 11 – Lion Pete; Nov 18 - Lion Mario; Nov 25 – Lion Dan; Dec 2 – Lion Joe; Dec 9 – Lion Phyllis; Dec 16 – Lion Bob; Dec 23 – Lion John; Dec 30 – Lion Debby.

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