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President Greg Lynch 2012 - 2013 By-Lions Secretary John Cole “Liberty Intelligence, Our Nation’s Safety” March 2013 Katya Greetings Fellow Lions, Our first meeting of February was held on Thursday, February 7th at 6:30 pm at University Placeon the campus of Potomac State College. We had a very unique program. Mineral County Deputy Rob Smith brought his drug sniffing dog and he and Lion Sheriff Jeremy Taylor provided some very interesting information about the dog and its exploits. Check out the picture on the Keyser Lions Facebook page. Our second meeting took place on February 21st at the same time and place. Our guest speaker was Kristi Athey. She gave a fascinating presentation on the history of the RMS Titanic and her voy- age along the Titanic’s path to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ship’s sinking. On Monday, February 25th over 80 teachers from Mineral County were given training on the Lions Quest curriculum. “Lions Quest programs are comprehensive, positive youth development and prevention curricula that unite the home, school and community to cultivate capable and healthy young people of strong character. Lions Quest K-12 programs teach essential life skills that support character development, social and emotional learning, civic values, substance and violence pre- vention, and service-learning.” (http://www.lions-quest.org/) Members of the Keyser Lions Club provided financial and logistical support to this all day event. Lions Dallas Adams, Sandy Parker, and Gary Van Horn have been working hard to bring this program to Mineral County. Thanks to all of our Keyser Lions who came out and supported this event including: Greg Lynch, Jim McCune, Dave Boden, Larry Bolyard, John Cole, Joe Bane, Duwain Nichols, Scott Gahr, and Mark Conrad. Our first meeting of March will take place on the 7th at 6:30 pm at University Place on the cam- pus of Potomac State College. Our guest speaker will be Louie Kitzmiller. He will talk about the work of Mineral County Aging and Family Services. Our second meeting of March will take place on the 21st at the same time and place and will feature a speaker from Big Brothers, Big Sisters. Here are some other upcoming events that you might want to put on your calendar as well: April 6, 2013 - 4th Cabinet Meeting, Fort Ashby Community Center, 10:00 am May 31 - June 2, 2013 - 91st Annual West Virginia Lions State Convention, Pipestem State Park, Pipestem, WV. Registration: $80.00 if paid by May 1st, $90.00 if paid after May 1st. New Members after July 1, 2012, or any first timers to the State convention, can get a reduced fee of $60.00 if they register by May 1st. Room rates at Pipestem are $80 plus tax per night if re- served by May 1st. Be sure to mention you are with the Lions Club to get this rate. Details and the registration form can be found in the March 2013 District 29-I Newsletter. The newsletter has been posted to the Keyser Lions Facebook Page. July 5-9, 2013 - Lions International Convention, Hamburg, Germany Hope to see you at many of these events!

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Page 1: Keyser lions club newsletter   march 2013

President

Greg Lynch

2012 - 2013

By-LionsSecretary

John Cole

“Liberty Intelligence, Our Nation’s Safety”

March 2013

Katya

Greetings Fellow Lions,

Our first meeting of February was held on Thursday, February 7th at 6:30 pm at University Place onthe campus of Potomac State College. We had a very unique program. Mineral County Deputy Rob Smithbrought his drug sniffing dog and he and Lion Sheriff Jeremy Taylor provided some very interestinginformation about the dog and its exploits. Check out the picture on the Keyser Lions Facebook page.

Our second meeting took place on February 21st at the same time and place. Our guest speaker wasKristi Athey. She gave a fascinating presentation on the history of the RMS Titanic and her voy-age along the Titanic’s path to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ship’s sinking.

On Monday, February 25th over 80 teachers from Mineral County were given training on the LionsQuest curriculum. “Lions Quest programs are comprehensive, positive youth development andprevention curricula that unite the home, school and community to cultivate capable and healthyyoung people of strong character. Lions Quest K-12 programs teach essential life skills that supportcharacter development, social and emotional learning, civic values, substance and violence pre-vention, and service-learning.” (http://www.lions-quest.org/) Members of the Keyser Lions Clubprovided financial and logistical support to this all day event. Lions Dallas Adams, Sandy Parker,and Gary Van Horn have been working hard to bring this program to Mineral County. Thanks to allof our Keyser Lions who came out and supported this event including: Greg Lynch, Jim McCune,Dave Boden, Larry Bolyard, John Cole, Joe Bane, Duwain Nichols, Scott Gahr, and Mark Conrad.

Our first meeting of March will take place on the 7th at 6:30 pm at University Place on the cam-pus of Potomac State College. Our guest speaker will be Louie Kitzmiller. He will talk about thework of Mineral County Aging and Family Services. Our second meeting of March will take placeon the 21st at the same time and place and will feature a speaker from Big Brothers, Big Sisters.

Here are some other upcoming events that you might want to put on your calendar as well:

April 6, 2013 - 4th Cabinet Meeting, Fort Ashby Community Center, 10:00 am

May 31 - June 2, 2013 - 91st Annual West Virginia Lions State Convention, Pipestem StatePark, Pipestem, WV. Registration: $80.00 if paid by May 1st, $90.00 if paid after May 1st. NewMembers after July 1, 2012, or any first timers to the State convention, can get a reduced fee of$60.00 if they register by May 1st. Room rates at Pipestem are $80 plus tax per night if re-served by May 1st. Be sure to mention you are with the Lions Club to get this rate. Details andthe registration form can be found in the March 2013 District 29-I Newsletter. The newsletterhas been posted to the Keyser Lions Facebook Page.

July 5-9, 2013 - Lions International Convention, Hamburg, Germany

Hope to see you at many of these events!

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BY-LIONS

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

KEYSER LIONS CLUB

26726-9028

2012 2013

President – Greg Lynch Secretary – John Cole

1st Vice President – Mark Conrad Treasurer – Pat Bane

Tail Twister – Scott Gahr Lion Tamer – Duwaine Nichols

Directors – Scott Gahr, Bunny Markwood, Mike Bane & Jeff Logsdon

Membership Director – Howard Boggs

Ex-Officio Member – John Cole – Immediate Past President

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Membership: Dallas Adams – 3rd year, Bunny Markwood – 2nd year

Attendance & Greeters: Ken Hollen – Chairman, Don Hott, Dallas Adams

Sight: Mark Conrad – Chairman, Dallas Adams – Vice Chairman, Pat Bane,

Bunny Markwood, Terry Liller, Terry Mangold, Brian Staggs, Ken Hollen

Finance & Budget: Pat Bane – Chairman, Hayward Wilson – Vice Chairman, Charles Logsdon

Activities & Special Events: Overall Chairman – Duwain Nicholas

Christmas Dinner – Pat Bane, Tom Vieli, Scott Gahr

Picnic – Mike Bane, John Cole

Mints – Larry Bolyard

Broom and Candle Sales – Howard Boggs, Bunny Markwood

Goldsworthy Scholars – Jim Goldsworthy, Tom Hartman, Bob Melody

Chicken BBQ – John Cole, Scott Gahr, Bob Melody, Joe Bane

Dinner Menu: John Cole – Chairman, Pat Bane, Hayward Wilson, Joe Bane

Service Projects: Hayward Wilson – Chair, Pat Bane, Dallas Adams, John Cole, Jared Adams,

Eric Iser

Bereavement: Howard Boggs – Chairman, Dallas Adams

Social, Citizenship & Public Services: Bob Melody – Chairman, Larry Bolyard, Jim McCune,

Ken Hollen

Public Relations:Reeves Taylor – Chairman, Mark Conrad – Editor,

John Cole – Newspaper/Publicity Chairman, Howard Boggs – Photographer

MEETINGS: 1st & 3rd THURSDAYS @ 6:30 P.M.

POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE • UNIVERSITY PLACE DORMITORY • KEYSER, WV