BLOWING THE WHISTLE FOR LIONISM

We are back from International Convention and I am blowing my whistle. Which way will we go? What will we do?

As we begin a new year in Lionism, let me first thank you, the Lions of District 22-D, for electing me as your District Governor. Being your Governor is indeed an honor and a privilege, and I’m looking forward to working with all of you through the many activities and challenges that lie ahead. I would also like to thank Immediate Past District Governor Mary Lee Phillips for all her hard work and time that she put into making her year - and our district - a success. She accomplished much and we are a better district for it. And….to the Past District Governors for your guidance and support. I could not have made it this far without you.

Our new International President, Joseph Preston, has asked that we serve this year with PRIDE; not by being boastful, but by building our communities, providing meaningful service, and helping those who are less fortunate than ourselves. This is the key to success, not just for this year, but for many years to come.

This is also the year of pulling together and working together – as a team. This means helping each other and putting aside personal feelings for one another at a moment’s notice. Let’s help our weak clubs become stronger and to grow in membership; a purpose that rises above and beyond our own selves.

As I close out my first article, let me just say: Have a fantastic year and do not forget to have FUN – whether you are conducting business or going about making your community a better place in which to live. Encourage your club to engage friends, family, and community members to participate in your projects. This will give them the opportunity to learn first-hand what we do, the camaraderie we share, and to understand what our motto “We Serve” is all about.

Cheryl Jones, District Governor

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

VDG Messages 2 District Governor Visitation Schedule 3 District Events Calendar 4-5 International Convention 6 Blue/ Gold Game 7 Club Happenings 8- 12

Pres/Sec/Tres/Mem Form 13

Trip to Leader Dog Form 14-15

1st Cabinet Mtg Form 16

Leo Bash (FIL) 17

Bay Day (DBL) 18-19

Sight Night 20

DLF Cookbooks 20

DSU Charter Night 21

Public Relations 22 ABC’s of Lionism 23

The achievements of an organizationThe achievements of an organizationThe achievements of an organizationThe achievements of an organization are the results of the combined effort are the results of the combined effort are the results of the combined effort are the results of the combined effort

of each individual.of each individual.of each individual.of each individual. --- Vince Lombardi

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STRENGTHEN THE PRIDE

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July 2014 DISTRICT 22-D BULLETIN

Cruise To Service

Hello Fellow Lions, Lioness and Leo’s,

To begin with I would like to say congratulations to IPDG Mary Lee for a successful year.

As we begin our new Lions year 2014-2015 with District Governor Cheryl Jones, I am ready to gear up for a new ride blowing that whistle. I am prepared to help and support our new District Governor with plans to keep moving our district forward.

As your new First Vice District Governor, I have received my invitation for the Leader Dog Conference and Visit. Lion Brenda and I are all registered and our airline is booked for the first week in August. We are excited to see and share this experience that everyone has told us about. I hope everyone is having a great summer with family and friends. The magic word there is family. I know the Lions of MD22-D are working in their communities and doing fundraising projects during the summer but remember to have fun.

We still need to remember the importance of membership. In order to keep our District in good standing we need to continue asking that important question, would you like to be a Lion?

Thanks for letting me serve this great organization.

Yours in Lionism,

James R. Coverdale

First Vice District Governor

The Power of Service

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my Home Club, the Claymont Lions Club, for support-ing me this year as I sought the office of 2VDG. As I visited the clubs in 22D I realized what a great team this District is. We represent the mission of Lions each day with service to our respec-tive service areas. I would also like to take this time to thank each club in the District for their warm reception as I introduced myself as the candidate for 2VDG. I look forward to working with DG Cheryl and FVDG Jim and all the members of 22D as we embark on a new Lion Year.

Believe in the Power of Service to Others.

I do and I know you do as well.

2VDG Glenn Williams

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From Our Vice District Governors

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISITATION SCHEDULEDISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISITATION SCHEDULEDISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISITATION SCHEDULEDISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISITATION SCHEDULE

September 4 ............................... 7:00 Murderkill Lions Club 1st Thursday

September 8 ............................... 6:30 Milton Lions Club 2nd Monday

September 18 ............................ 7:00 Bridgeville Lions Club 3rd Thursday

Bridgeville Lioness Club

September 22 ............................ 6:30 Middletown Lions Club 4th Monday

October 1 .................................... 6:30 Lord Baltimore Lions Club 1st Wednesday

Lord Baltimore Lioness Club

October 2 .................................... 6:30 Wilmington Manor Lions Club 1st Thursday

October 6 .................................... 6:30 Brookside Lions Club 1st Monday

October 8 .................................... 6:30 Claymont Lions Club 2nd Wednesday

October 21 .................................. 6:30 Newark Lions Club 3rd Tuesday

October 22 .................................. 6:45 Delaware City Lions Club 4th Wednesday

October 23 .................................. 6:15 Laurel Lions Club 4th Thursday

Laurel Lioness Club

November 3 ................................ Noon Midway Lions Club 1st Monday

November 3 ................................ 6:15 Talleyville-Naamans Lions Club 1st Monday

November 4 ................................ 6:30 Glasgow Lions Club 1st Tuesday

November 6 ................................ 6:30 Wilmington Gateway Lions Club 1st Thursday

November 10 ............................. 6:29 Green Hills Lions Club 2nd Monday

November 11 ............................. 6:29 Smyrna Lions Club 2nd Tuesday

November 12 ............................. 7:00 Lewes Lions Club 2nd Wednesday

November 17 ............................. Noon Fenwick Island Lions Club 3rd Monday

November 17 ............................. 6:30 Greenwood Lions Club 3rd Monday

November 24 ............................. 6:30 Seaford Lions Club 4th Monday

Seaford Lioness Club

January 5 .................................... 6:30 Pike Creek-Hockessin Lions Club 1st Monday

January 8 .................................... 6:30 Milford Lions Club 2nd Thursday

January 12 .................................. 6:30 Harrington Lions Club 2nd Monday

January 13 .................................. 6:45 Millsboro Lions Club 2nd Tuesday

January 14 .................................. 6:30 Delmar Lions Club 2nd Wednesday

January 15 .................................. 7:00 Dewey Beach Lions Club 3rd Thursday

January 19 .................................. 6:30 Frederica Spring Creek Lions Club 3rd Monday

January 21 .................................. 6:30 Capitol City Lions Club 3rd Wednesday

February 9 .................................. 6:45 Camden-Wyoming Lions Club 2nd Monday

February 11 ................................ 6:15 Rehoboth Beach Lions Club 2nd Wednesday

February 16 ................................ 6:30 Dover Lions Club 3rd Monday

Dover Lioness Club

February 18 ................................ 6:45 Clayton Lions Club 3rd Wednesday

February 23 ................................ 6:30 New Castle Hundred Lions Club 4th Monday

DSU Campus .............................. TBA

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DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014----2015201520152015

22222222----D Cabinet Meetings D Cabinet Meetings D Cabinet Meetings D Cabinet Meetings August 10, 2014 ............................................................................................................ Frederica Fire Hall

October 29, 2014 ................................................................................................. Modern Maturity Center

January 29, 2015 ................................................................................................. Modern Maturity Center

April 12, 2015 ....................................................................................................... Modern Maturity Center

MD MD MD MD –––– 22 Socials22 Socials22 Socials22 Socials District 22-W – Hagerstown, MD.................................................................................................. 10/4/14

District 22-A ................................................................................................................................... 11/1/14

District 22-D – Newark, DE .......................................................................................................... 12/6/14

District 22-B ..................................................................................................................................... 3/7/15

District 22-C - Waldorf, MD ........................................................................................................... 4/18/15

District 22District 22District 22District 22----D EventsD EventsD EventsD Events District 22-D Turnover .................................................................................................................. 7/17/14

Banner Transfer ............................................................................................................................ 7/22/14

DLF Board Meeting ....................................................................................................................... 7/23/14

MD 22 Turnover .............................................................................................................................. 8/2/14

First Cabinet Meeting .................................................................................................................... 8/10/14

Pres/Sec/Treas/Membership Meeting ....................................................................................... 8/27/14

USA/Canada Forum – Puerto Rico ...................................................................... 9/11/14 thru 9/13/14


22-W Social – Hagerstown, MD ................................................................................................... 10/4/14

LVRF Vision Days ................................................................................................................... October 2014

LVRF Aim for Sight ...................................................................................................................... 10/18/14

LVRF Rally ......................................................................................................................... November 2014

Second Cabinet Meeting ............................................................................................................ 10/29/14

Lions Eye Bank of DE Valley - Sight Night .................................................................................. 10/30/14

22-A Social .................................................................................................................................... 11/1/14

DLF Auction ................................................................................................................................... 11/8/14

DLF Board Meeting ..................................................................................................................... 11/19/14

Visually Impaired Party – Region 3 .............................................................................................. 12/2/14

Visually Impaired Party – Region 2 .............................................................................................. 12/4/14

Governor’s Ball – Newark, DE ...................................................................................................... 12/6/14

Visually Impaired Party – Region 1 ............................................................................................ 12/13/14

Melvin Jones Breakfast ................................................................................................................ 1/10/15


Third Cabinet Meeting .................................................................................................................. 1/29/15

DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014DISTRICT EVENTS 2014----2015 2015 2015 2015 (cont)

Polar Bear Plunge ............................................................................................................................ 2/1/15

LVRF Dinner ............................................................................................................................................ TBA

MD 22 Regional Leadership Institute ........................................................................... Feb. 20-21, 2015

DLF Breakfast ................................................................................................................................ 2/28/15

LVRF Vision Days ..................................................................................................................... March 2015

22-B Social ...................................................................................................................................... 3/7/15


Mid-Winter Social .......................................................................................................................... 3/21/15

Bowling Tournament ..................................................................................................................... 3/22/15

Leader Dog Program – South ....................................................................................................... 3/30/15

Leader Dog Program – North ....................................................................................................... 3/31/15

Delaware State Lions Day ...................................................................................................................... TBA

Fourth Cabinet Meeting ................................................................................................................ 4/12/15

22-C Social – Waldorf, MD ........................................................................................................... 4/18/15

DLF Walk ................................................................................................................................................. TBA

District 22-D Leadership School............................................................................................................ TBA

MD 22 Convention – Dover, Delaware ...................................................................... 5/18 thru 5/21/15

Memorial Day Parade – Washington, DC .................................................................................... 5/25/15

DLF Board Meeting ..................................................................................................................... 5/27//15

Special Olympics Games................................................................................................ June 12-13, 2015

Blue/Gold Football Game ...................................................................................................................... TBA

LCI Convention – Honolulu, Hawaii ............................................................................ 6/26 thru 6/30/15

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Just imagine if every Lion, 1.35 million,

asked one person to join their club……

International President for Lions Year 2014-2015, Joe Preston, from Arizona, was installed on the last day of the Convention.

President Preston’s theme is “STRENGTHEN The PRIDE”. Strengthen the Pride through ServiceStrengthen the Pride through ServiceStrengthen the Pride through ServiceStrengthen the Pride through Service

Strengthen the Pride by Strengthening Your ClubStrengthen the Pride by Strengthening Your ClubStrengthen the Pride by Strengthening Your ClubStrengthen the Pride by Strengthening Your Club

Strengthen the Pride through CreativityStrengthen the Pride through CreativityStrengthen the Pride through CreativityStrengthen the Pride through Creativity

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Pictured on the left are Lion Joni and International President Joe Preston. They have 3 grown children and 7 grandchildren under the age of 7, all boys.

Centennial Service Challenge AUGUST – MEMBERSHIP FOCUS: STUDENTS AND LEO LIONS

Engage youth to benefit 25 million people and be part of the Centennial Service Challenge!

During August, we invite you and your club to join Lions around the world in recognizing

the power of youth involvement. Demonstrate your commitment to youth development by

planning activities in connection with United Nations International Youth Day, recognized

each August. Or, organize projects throughout the month that engage and mobilize youth

while helping communities.

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The Blue/Gold Game was held on June 21, 2014. The Buddy Participant meeting (pictured below) held just before kickoff is the pregame highlight of the evening.

Gold comeback yielded a 28-21 win!

Lions of 22D Tailgate Party

before the game

Club Happenings

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Capitol City Lions

Capitol City Lions completed their June 14th Road Clean-up by collecting 7 bags of trash. Pictured from left to right are: Joe Zager, Lion James Cayz, Lion Bill Vidrine, Lion Mel Nace, and Lion Warren Fairess. Lion Denise Cayz also participated and took the photograph.

We collected 237 pairs of used eyeglasses for recycling during June. This brings our total for July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014 to 2,335.

Millsboro Lions

The totals for SIGHT TEAM for 2013-14, from Sight Chairperson Jan McCarty, were 75 individuals referred - we will incur no charges for 18 of those. Total support from our club was $6,308.

Three club members, Lions David, Mitch, KL Mary Lee, and one guest, enjoyed the afternoon of fellowship and food; and then an exciting game wherein the Gold (southern) team defeated the Blue team 28-21. And every person (literally hundreds) involved with DRFC (Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with intellectual disabilities) was recognized during the event!

On a sad note- we were sorry to lose one of our cooks for the Fritter Shack , and board member

Lion Ken Sutton, who passed away in June. Our prayers go to Sherry and the family.

Newark Lions

Mission Accomplished!!! With everyone’s help and with great work by Lions Fred and Marilyn Gleber, our annual fundraiser was a wonderful success. We increased this year’s prize to $300.00 thanks to an additional donation from Lion Marilyn. Lion Marilyn’s grandson’s business, Unique Image, contributed the cost of the tickets. We netted over $1,200.00 for our efforts. This will enable us to continue to help the less fortunate in our community. This would not have been possible without the help of some former members who are willing to serve when they have the opportunity as well as friends and even students of some of our members. Thank you all.

Congratulations to Tom Smith, who was the lucky winner of our raffle.

Pictured left to right: Lions Mitch, David

and KL Mary Lee.

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Lord Baltimore Lions

On June 10th, three Lord Baltimore Lions - Mary Richer, Janet Bauer and Jack Bauer, went to John M. Clayton School to provide pizza and punch as a small reward for students who had earned straight “A’s” for the fourth marking period. This project was started through the dedicated efforts of Guidance Counselor Jan Bomhardt and as a result of our Community Needs Assessment done as part of our Club Excellence Process Project. Pictured are some of the happy pizza eaters. The club is looking forward to continuing this project next year.

Club Happenings

Lord Baltimore Lioness

In addition to the two $1000 scholarships given to IRHS seniors Harry Wilgus III and Sara Hickman, the Club has also been able to award a $500 continuing education scholarship to Erin Clarke, a nursing student at the Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing at the Beebe Medical Center (Lewes DE).

Operation SEAS the Day will be returning to the Bethany Beach area following Labor Day. The dates are September 2 – 7. Committee Co-Chairs are 1st Co-VP: Marcia Bonifas & Betty Beck. Lioness Bonnie McBride & Lioness Jody Sletto will be taking the lead in coordinating Lioness volunteering efforts. There are 35 Very Important Families (VIF) participating in this year’s event. The Lioness Club will be preparing snack bags for the trip home. More details to follow.

Claymont Lions

15 Lions and two children participated in Green day activity on June 14 in Claymont. 20 volunteer hours were given to clean up on Harvey Road, Green Street and the Lions equipment building at Green and Commonwealth. Those who participated included: PDG Ken & Marie Chew, Billy Cole, Dick Gackenbach, Dom Gatta, Bob & Fran Hershberger, PCC Don & Carol LeCates, Tom McDonough, Bob Pierson, Ron Pierson, Dave Ruth, Bryon Short & Matt Yoder, with sons Daniel & Nathan. Special thanks to Green Day Committee Chair Lion Dominic Gatta for his efforts in organizing this activity

At left, King Lion Jack Bauer provides pizza to the Straight-A students, and at right Lions Mary Richer and Janet Bauer serve.

L-R -King Lion Jack Bauer, Logan Rob-

inson, Sarah Hickman, and Samuel Izzo

It was a pleasure to have our three Indian River High School scholarship winners join us at our June 4th meeting. Each student was awarded a $1,500 Scholarship.

The scholarships are in memory of Lion Ralph Helm, a member of the Lord Baltimore Club who served as Club President, our District Governor and an International Director of Lions International.

Lewes Lions

Lion Bailey Maull, our Club Chair, had 6 volunteers working to sell car raffle tickets at the Car Show at Hazzards on Savannah Rd on June 28th. It was a beautiful day with good results. We will be selling every two weeks somewhere.

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Club Happenings

Laurel Lions

Lion Bruce Barrall, on the right, was inducted into the Laurel Lions Club on May 22, 2014. His Sponsor was IPP Ron Scott, on the left. PDG John Shwed, in the middle, led the Induction

Lion Mike Hill, on the left, was inducted into the Laurel Lions Club on April 24, 2014. His Sponsor was Lion Chuck Calloway. PDG John Shwed, in the middle, led the Induction Ceremony.

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ChuckChuckChuckChuck Mike

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The following students received Laurel Lions Scholarships pre-sented by 1st VP Barry Munoz. (pictured left to right)

Leo Alyssa Givens, Laurel Lions Club/Janosik Family Foundation

Leo Whitney Toadvine, Brock Montague Memorial

Tonisha Strand and Leo Kimberlyn Scott, Laurel Lions Club Scholarships

Rehoboth Lions

CLUB EXCELLENCE PROJECT

After completing the Club Excellence Program for the club, under the leadership of Lion Tom Foster, we recently drafted four goals – Membership Growth; Better Publicity; Fund Raising and Leadership and New Member Development. We will be working on these goals this year.

It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to Lion Jim Mayben who passed away on June 14th. He was a true Lion and we will all miss him. Our sympathies and prayers go out to Lion Joan and her family.

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Club Happenings

Middletown Lions

Lion Dennis Krause, Chairperson, reported that 114 pairs of eyeglasses have been collected from various Middletown eyeglass box locations in June.

KUDOS to our LION Of THE YEAR: LION GINNY HASTINGS ;EYEBANK LIFETIME MEMBER-SHIP AWARD: LION SASSY GAGLIARDINO: and our 5th ANNUAL Humanitarian AWARD: MR. TIMOTHY DESCHEPPER of OUR DAILY BREAD.

Camden Wyoming Lions

The Camden Wyoming Lions Club wishes to thank all those who came out to help at the food trailer for the Blueberry Festival. The Leos were a great asset again and we thank them for their help and assistance.

The annual Peach Ice Cream Day and Peach Festival will be held on Saturday August 2nd at Fifer Orchards. Come out and enjoy some peaches!

Club President Skip Maxwell presents an award to show our appreciation to Immediate Past President Hank Webb, during our 60th Charter Night Celebration.

Pike Creek-Hockessin Lions

Summertime is not time off.

Keep those Zingo’s receipts coming.

Help with Manor Care Bingo.

Sell car raffle tickets.

Our new King Lion, Tina, with her assistant Bob, celebrating our 40th Anniversary.

New Castle Hundred Lions

Our new officers for the coming year are : President, Jason Casper, 1st VP, Dave Jones, Secretary, Kim Burgmuller, Treasurer, Patty Fuller, Tail Twister, Mary Nash, Lion Tamer, John Hollingsworth, One year Directors, Nancy Pinera & Gary Burgmuller, Two year Directors, Carolyn Travers & Lorayne Titter, Permanent Directors, Dave Jones & Henry Patchak, Membership Chair, Eileen Blyskal, and IPP Stephen Campbell.

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Dover Lions

Our Adopt-A-Highway Signs are up! We have sold $781 in car raffle tickets to date. Lion Gary mentioned he has two new dates for White Cane, August 01, and 2nd 8am-7pm at the RT 8 Redner’s and October 10 and 11th, 8am-7pm at the North Dover Redner’s.

Our Crab Feast raffle drawing will be held August 18th!

Club Happenings

Pictured at right are the 2014-15 Officers of the Dover Lions Club that were present at the installation night. They are from left to right Nancy Manning, Zoe Bakoko, Renee Thompson, Gary Stumpf, Stephen Shaffer, Frank Jones and Tony Lee. Not in picture are Dave Gearhart, Rennie Quible ,Jerry Lawrence, Rosemarie Milne and PCC Ralph Schieferstein who took the picture.

Milford Lions

Our club just held the 15th Annual Leonard B. Donohoe Golf Tournament at the Rookery North. The weather was beautiful and there was a great turnout.

We've inducted some new members lately. Please help us welcome Lion Nancy Poinsett, Lion Mickey Engle, Lion Kenny Berry, Lion Joanne Corwin, and Lion Kevin Corwin.

We will be holding another food drive at the Milford Redners in the near future - date to be announced.

Frederica Spring Creek Lions

With her bright smile and great sign, Lion Bev demonstrates why White Cane Day at the Felton Royal Farms was such a success!! Lions Cathy, Cheri, Janet, Sheila and Sue Shore also worked that day. Donations totaled $474!

Thanks to everyone who worked the Dover Races! We received a check from Dover International Speedway for $787.80. And thank you, King Lion Sheila, for helping in the parking lot, giving us an additional $85. Great job, everyone!

A BIG thanks to everyone who braved the heat (and loud music!) to help out at Fire Fly. The $758.52 was hard earned but a good amount for our club! We’ll reconsider helping at this event again next year.

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BUY A COOKBOOK, FEED A MIND!

Your DLF will have the 22-D Cookbook ready for Christmas delivery! (Cost of books to be announced soon)

There are approximately 400 recipes from 7 categories!

All recipes are from LIONS and friends of 22-D.

Proceeds will go towards the DLF scholarships.

PLEASE support this worthy project, so that 10 seniors can receive a $1,000 scholarship in 2015!

Questions?

Contact Co chairs:

LION Jan McCarty (302-945-1484) or

LION Cheri Bragg (302-284-8052)

DLF

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COOK

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BOOK

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From the Desk of the Editor/Publisher

Please send me your newsletters, pictures, announcements and articles for publication in the District News Bulletin by the 15th of each month. Late submissions will be carried forward to the next months edition.

Lion Sheila Schieferstein

302-284-9730

[email protected]

We’re on the Web !

www.golions22d.org

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In order to help with budgetary constraints and provide service to all Lions, the 2014-2015 Cabinet has decided it is necessary to charge for regular mail delivery of the District Bulletin. Please pass this information/form on to members of your club that do not have e-mail. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Would you like the District Bulletin delivered by regular mail for this Lions Year? Please fill out form below and send with a check for $15.00, made out to District 22D to cover the cost of post-age/printing. Send to Bulletin Editor Sheila Schieferstein, 77 Valery Drive, Felton, DE 19943 Thank you. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

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The ABC’s of LionismThe ABC’s of LionismThe ABC’s of LionismThe ABC’s of Lionism

AAAA is for is for is for is for AGENDAAGENDAAGENDAAGENDA: Don’t run a meeting without one!: Don’t run a meeting without one!: Don’t run a meeting without one!: Don’t run a meeting without one!

B B B B is for is for is for is for BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW: BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW: BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW: BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW: Participate in this year’s Participate in this year’s Participate in this year’s Participate in this year’s

International Program and watch your club grow!International Program and watch your club grow!International Program and watch your club grow!International Program and watch your club grow!

C C C C is for COMMUNITY: is for COMMUNITY: is for COMMUNITY: is for COMMUNITY: Make sure Make sure Make sure Make sure your your your your Lions club is a vital part of the Lions club is a vital part of the Lions club is a vital part of the Lions club is a vital part of the

community by planning service activities that fulfill pressing needs.community by planning service activities that fulfill pressing needs.community by planning service activities that fulfill pressing needs.community by planning service activities that fulfill pressing needs.

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