Muskegon Northside Lions Clubprayers. They include Tom Carl, the Chauvez family, Lion Rol Crummel, Marcy Dreikorn, Lion Ray Jasicki, Lion Ed Mouw, Larry Seastrom, Ray Wiseman and Pat

We Serve

From the desk of Lion Michael O’Lonergan,President

Hello fellow Lions. It is just about time to say good bye to summer and hello to fall. The wonderful time to enjoy the fruits & veggies of gardens and the farmers market is here. Just like sharing some of the wonders of the garden, we need to continue our sharing and

service to those in need like the flood victims and even our local storm victims. Giving thanks for our blessings and appreciating even the smallest wonders helps us get through our own difficult times. Life is a roller coaster of indeterminate length. We help when we can and sometimes receive help when we need it. We need to support each other as in family. Hopefully more positive times are ahead. Fall means football, color tours, hunting, world series, voting and kids going back to school to name a few of my favorite things. Try to at least keep that glass half full.As a club most summer activities like Vision & Hearing screenings, pancake wagon, parade, and flags days are wrapping up. I would like to give A Big “Thank you” to all those who contributed to those activities; Another “Thank You” to Cindy and Dave for a wonderful steak dinner. Candy Days is coming soon and the special pancake breakfast salute to our great police officers. Please stay as involved with those Lion activity things that you can. Remember we always love to see you at the meetings to share our fellowship in good times and even in those difficult times. “WE DO IT BETTER TOGETHER”.Lion Michael – President NSL

From the desk of Lion Dennis Cobler, PID Legacy! A word that we usually hear when

used with sports greats and politicians but each of us will be remembered by what we do or did with our lives. Legacy can be defined as an individual journey or as the

gist of this monthly column will follow; a shared journey that we have attempted to do as a combined membership in Northside. What will our shared legacy be as the years continue to move forward, what will we the Northside Lions be remembered for? The answer will be whatever we wish it to be or rather what we are willing to work toward. Will we be remembered as just another gathering of people that defines so many of today’s organizations or will it be “WOW”, those people really got the job done. We as a club are made up of some fantastic

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THE LIONS TALe

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September 2016Vol XXXVIII Issue 3

members that want to leave a legacy for their families and our shared community but have chosen to do it in a group setting. Individually we all accomplish something but together we can and will accomplish much more. I, like many, suffer from delusions of personal accomplishments but as I continue to add more years to my resume than personal achievements I find that my legacy will indeed come from sharing playing and planning time with as many others as I can gather into the fold. We have a collective greatness that far outstrips the ability of each of us on our own. It has been not only been a good ride thus far but lots of fun as well. What will our “Legacy” be? Stay tuned but be in tune and you will get the answer. Share your selves with our other good Lions as well as your ideas for this shared legacy.

Till next month, PID Dennis Our time of service is not done for this

season. September 9 and 10 will be our annual Candy Days at the intersection of Dykstra and Witham. Please the call.

On September 14 will be a special pancake breakfast for the law enforcement community. We will be serving breakfast beginning at 6 A.M. until 9 A.M. at the former health department offices at the corner of Harvey and Oak. We will be in the lower level parking lot. October 3rd and 4th brings the playground construction project at Mullally Memorial Park. More information on these forth coming. August was a busy month with pancake breakfast, hearing and vision screening for children, the Northside Parade with our new float and flags on the Veteran’s Memorial Causeway. But after all, that is what we are all about. We would like to start a program whereby individuals who may not want to be part of the Lions’ structure but would like to volunteer on various projects and fund raisers. If you know a former Lion or a family member, friend or neighbor who might want to help make a difference by sharing their time and talents, ask them. If they would like to be notified of an event and would be available, get their name and contact information to Immediate Past President Roger Dreikorn so we can start a data base of volunteers. Our membership meetings were special as the first one was our family pot luck. Great food with great friends. The second meeting was our annual steak fry provided by Cindy and Dave. We were enlightened by presentations by the two young ladies from Italy who are members of Lions Youth Exchange program and hosted locally by Lions Cheryl and

An Editorial by:Lion Ed Weessies, PCST

Lions Tale Editor

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Doug Schneider. Also was the presence of former member Carl Luther who has submitted his paper work to rejoin our club. Once again he will be a great Lion. Are you showing your pride in being a Lion? I do not mean are you wearing your Lion’s pin or displaying a Lion’s window decal? I am referring is extending an invitation to those individuals who might become one of us. Before you extend that invitation you should get to know those you think would make a quality member. Our strength comes from active, dedicated Lions. People do not need to be a Lion, they need to want to be a Lion. They must have a desire to serve and are willing to make a commitment to the club to pay their dues and work the projects. At this writing we are waiting for just six members to pay their administrative dues. Not bad. It is planned to have our raffle calendar project all organized and ready to go by September. Just maybe we will get them all sold before December. It is worth a try!Last but not least, you all are asked to continue to keep those of our members, former members and their family members that are ill or recovering in your thoughts and prayers. They include Tom Carl, the Chauvez family, Lion Rol Crummel, Marcy Dreikorn, Lion Ray Jasicki, Lion Ed Mouw, Larry Seastrom, Ray Wiseman and Pat Woods. Lion Gary Wentzloff has had back surgery and is on the mend. He looked great at the steak fry. Jan Weessies is improving. Please keep me posted as to a family loss, who might be ill, been in an accident or had surgery. We are a family.

[email protected] The minutes in the newsletters are preliminary copies, and have yet to be

approved by the Board of Directors. Regular Meeting Minutes

August 2, 20161. The meeting was called to order by President Michael

O’Lonergan at 7:00 P.M. at Mullally Memorial Park. 2. Our guests were J.P. and Donna Ryan representing the

Mona Shores/Muskegon Optimist club.3. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by President O’Lonergan.4. The invocation was offered by V.P. Dick Perri.5. The dinner was our annual family pot luck. There was a host

of casseroles, salads and an over abundance of deserts. Great home cooked food.

6. The program was J.P. Ryan from the Mona Shores/ Muskegon Optimist Club discussing their fund raiser at the VFW on Witham Drive. It will be held on September 16th and will be Dueling Pianos and will run from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Cost is $25 per ticket pre-sale, $30.00 per ticket at the door. Cash bar and free appetizers. Contact Lion Ed

Weessies for more details.7. Announcements:8. President O’Lonergan discussed the five Back-Pack/Hearing &

Vision Screenings that will be held on 8/6 at Holton United Methodist Church; 8/11 and the Mission for Area People in Muskegon; 8/18 at Lebanon Lutheran Church in Whitehall; 8/20 at Great Lakes Kingdom Church; 8/31 at Gateway Church in Spring Lake.

9. Lion Mike Simerick discussed our last regular pancake breakfast at the North Muskegon Art Fair. We will be serving from 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. Grilled cheese sandwiches will be served starting at 11 A.M. On September 14th we will be having a special pancake breakfast for area police officers from 6 to 9 A.M. It will be located at the old Health Department building on Harvey and Oak Streets. No fee for the breakfast.

10. Lion Ed Weessies reported that our next meeting will be our annual steak fry. Menu will be steaks, baked potatoes, a vegetable, salad and strawberry short cake. Cost will be $13.00. Should be a great meal.

11. Tail Twister – Lion Ron opted not to stir up the group with his shenanigans.

12. There was no Secret Greeter.13. The 50/50 winner was Lion Mike Simerick and he did not draw a

joker. The amount in the pot will be reported at the next meeting.

14. The meeting was adjourned at 7:50 P.M.

Respectfully submitted, Lion Ed Weessies, Assistant Secretary

Regular Meeting Minutes August 16, 2016

1. Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Michael O’Lonergan at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church.

2. Lion John Emrich led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. 3. The invocation was offered by Penny Larson.4. Guests included Lions Jan and Jim Irwin from the Holton/Twin

Lake Lions Club, Mathew Olsen (Lion Dave’s grandson), prospective member (former member) Carl Luther, Kate and Mara Bullion and Youth Exchange students from Italy Giulia Mescolini and Simona Vitale. Other guests were the following significant others/spouses – Penny Larson, Ray Wiseman, Jerry McMillan (Myra Dutton), Barb Wenzlaff, and Barb Perri.

5. This meeting was our annual steak fry prepared by Dave & Cindy Short.

6. Program: Exchange students Julia and Simona each gave a power point presentation on their home region and town and about their families. Julia gave a musical presentation on a keyboard.

7. Announcements: 8. SERVICE - Lion Mike Simerick announced that there will be a

special pancake breakfast honoring local law enforcement officers on September 14. This will take place on September 14 at the former Muskegon County Health Department building on the corner of Harvey and Oak Streets. We will be serving from 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. Breakfast will be free to all law enforcement officers.

9. FUNDRAISING – Lion John Emrich made note of our Candy Days fund raiser scheduled for September 9 and 10 at the intersection of Dykstra Road & Witham Drive.

10. Lion Mike Simerick made note that the pancake breakfast at the North Muskegon Art Fair only produced $499.00 this due to the threat of inclement weather. He also noted that we will have to



From the desk ofLion Pat Wiseman, Secretary

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(231) 744-7298

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do more advertising for these events.11. Lion Dennis Cobler said that the raffle calendars are in the

process of being sent to the printer.12. 50/50 drawing – Winner was Lion Ed Weessies. Tonight’s

sales were $52.00. Lion Ed did not pull a joker so the pot now stands at $613.00.

13. Our meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.


Board Meeting Minutes August 16, 2016

Call to order at 8:38 p.m. by President Michael O’Lonergan at the First Evangelical Luther Church. Roll call of officers:_X_ President M. O’Lonergan _X_ LT M. Simerick_X_ Secretary P. Wiseman _X_ TT R. Hansen_X_ Treasurer J. Wolffis _X_ Dir. B. Schalow_X_ 1st VP B. Pellerin _X_ Dir. J. Snyder_A_ 2nd VP P. Hoppa _X_ Dir. D. Cobler_X_ 3rd VP D. Perri _X_ Dir. D. Sheehy_X_ IPP R. Dreikorn _X_ Dir. L. O’Lonergan_X_ Membership E. Weessies

A. Additions or correction to agenda:1. Add item 1, 2, 3, & 4 under Service.2. Delete item 1 under Administrative.3. Add item 3 under Administrative.4. Motion by Lion Weessies to approve the agenda with

additions/corrections. Seconded by Lion Sheehy. Motion approved.

B. Minutes of Board of Directors meeting on July 19, 2016.1. Motion by VP Pellerin to approve the minutes.2. Seconded by IPP Dreikorn. Motion approved.

C. FINANCIAL REPORTS1. Administrative and Blind Fund accounts for the

month of July 2016. The treasure gave a brief verbal report. Formal written report to be presented at the September 20, 2016 Board meeting.

D. REPORTS1. President O’Lonergan2. A motion to donate $200.00 to Matthew Olsen for

materials to build benches at Camp T as part of his Eagle Scout project was made by VP Perri, seconded by Director Cobler. Motion approved.

3. Secretary Pati. Dues are being paid much sooner than last

year. Six members still outstanding.4. 1st VP B. Pellerin -- Service5. Director Cobler discussed the progress on the

refurbishing of the bridges to the island on the Veteran’s Memorial Causeway Park. Going to need help with sandblasting and painting. Need an inside location to do this. This could be an Eagle Scout project.

6. Tail Twister Hansen stated that we will need 30 members and volunteers to work on the playground assembly project at Mullally Memorial Park.

7. 2nd VP P. Hoppa -- Fundraisingi. Director Cobler made note that we will need

extra help selling calendars as some

members will be gone for the winter along with the loss of Lions Chauvez and Woods. He also stated that he would like to take a break from his activities dealing with the calendar project.

8. 3rd VP D. Perri -- Administrativei. Replenish hats/shirts Lion Hansen made note that

on the last ramp project the ramp crew was assisted by a group of Catholic youth from around the country. As a token of our appreciation, hats and T-shirts were given to the young people. A motion to replenish the hats and T-shirts at a cost of $120.00 was made by Director Weessies, seconded by IPP Dreikorn. Motion approved.

ii. Membership Director Weessies informed the Board that former member Carl Luther has requested membership and Lion Larry Holstrom is to be his sponsor. Because of his previous membership, a pre-induction orientation will not be needed. Notice has been sent via E-mail to all members. If approved, he will be inducted on September 6, 2016. A motion to approve Mr. Luther’s membership was made by Director Cobler, seconded by Treasurer Wollfis. Motion approved.

9. OTHERS:i. IPP Dreikorn made note that flyers about our club

and soliciting members were passed out at the pancake breakfast at the North Muskegon Art Fair.

ii. Director Weessies discussed the importance of bringing in new members and to retain members. It is more than many hands make light work. It is also an issue of the ability of our district to be permitted to elect district governors and to hold down the cost of membership dues. Besides. We can all use more friends.

E. ADJOURNMENT1. A motion by Director Cobler to adjourn meeting.

i. The motion was seconded by IPP Dreikorn. Motion approved.

F. The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 P.M




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Lions International Youth Ambassadors, Giulia and Simona with Lion Host Lion Cheryl

Thank you Lions Doug and Cheryl Schneider for Hosting

Lions Denny Loughrige & Dennis Cobler showing Giulia & Simona how the Lions Pancakes are

prepared

Muskegon Northside Lions 2016 Parade Float

Northside Lions Doug Schneider, Barb Pellerin, Mike Simerick, and Ed Weessies

Lions John Emrich and Mike Simerick looking over the Lions International Youth Ambassadors’ Display

Simona and Giulia with some Parade participants



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Newsletter Deadline

Lion Deb RoestBirthday

Lions Clubs online internet radio is free streaming music for your listening pleasure, as well as news and announcements for and about Lions. Click a play button to enjoy a station of your choice. (Find the headphones on page 6)

Dates to Remember:Sep 9-10 Candy DaysSep 14 Pancake Breakfast - Law Enforcement @ Harvey & OakSep 15-17 USA/Canada Forum, Omaha NE Oct 3-4 Mullally Memorial Park Playground ConstructionNov 11-13 Lions Leadership Institute - Higgins LakeFeb 18, 2017 Michigan ForumMarch 7 The family pot luck First Lutheran ChurchMay 18-20 MD11 State Convention - Great Wolf Lodge TC

C A N D Y D A Y S

Lion DarnellGundy-Reed

Club AnniversaryLion Rol Crummel

Birthday

Lions Bruce &Michelle Bullion

Wedding Anniversary

Lion Doug SchneiderBirthday

Lion Ron HansenBirthday

Lion Mike EmersonBirthday

Autumn Equinox

Lions Greg &Gloria Jerke

Wedding Anniversary

Raffle Calendars are being printed.

Libra

Grand Parents Day

Labor Day

• Classical Music Month• Hispanic Heritage Month• International Square Dancing Month• National Blueberry Popsicle Month• Baby Safety Month• Little League Month• Self Improvement Month• Better Breakfast Month

Leader Dogs for the Blind

Open House12pm – 4pm

1039 Rochester Rd SRochester, MI

USA - Canada Forum - Omaha NE

VJ Day marks the end of WWII

National Good Neighbor Day

Johnny Appleseed DayJohn Chapman (aka

Johnny Appleseed) was born on Sep 26, 1774.

Francis Scott-Key composed the lyrics to

"The Star Spangled Banner". (1814)

Lions Clubs International is celebrating 100 years of service



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Local Area Lions Clubs MUSKEGON NORTHSIDE LIONS CLUBMeets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 6:30pmFirst Lutheran Church,1206 Whitehall Rd NM MUSKEGON HOST LIONS CLUBMeets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 12-NoonAt the Muskegon County Visitor Bureau, 610 W. Western Avenue, Muskegon WHITEHALL-MONTAGUE LIONS CLUBMeets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays atThe American Legion, Colby St., Whitehall FRUITPORT LIONS CLUBMeets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 6:30pmWhitlow’s Restaurant, 4610 Airline Rd. HOLTON-TWIN LAKE LIONS CLUBMeets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 6:30pmNorthside Pub, Holton Road SOUTHSIDE LIONS CLUB Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 6:30 PMWhitlow's Restaurant, 4610 Airline Road RAVENNA LIONS CLUB Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 6:30pmRavenna Conservation Club

300 W 22ND ST | OAK BROOK IL 60523-8842 USAPHONE 630-571-5466 | FAX 630-571-8890 | www.lionsclubs.org

Lions Clubs International

The SloganThe slogan of the association is "Liberty, Intelligence, Our Nation's Safety" (LIONS). An unofficial slogan penned by Past International President Sid Scruggs - "Loving Individuals Offering Needed Services"

The MottoThe motto of every Lion is: ”We Serve”What better way to express the true mission of Lionism.

The Club Motto"We Do It Better - Together!" Our Leadership

District 11 C1, Zone 1, Region 1Robert “Bob” E. Corlew, International PresidentDistrict Governor Lion Lloyd FosterLion Gary Anderson, Past International Director Muskegon Northside Lions ClubLion Michael O’Lonergan, PresidentLion Dennis Cobler, Past International Director

MUSKEGON NORTHSIDE LIONS CLUB1265 Joslyn RdMuskegon, MI 49445-2651 Club Telephone: 231-744-8924

[email protected]’ Tale Editor, Lion Ed Weessies, PCSTPublisher, Lion Frank DiPiazza, PCT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS2016 - 2017

PRESIDENT LION MICHAEL O’LONERGAN1ST VICE PRESIDENT LION BARB PELLERIN2ND VICE PRESIDENT LION PAUL J HOPPA3RD VICE PRESIDENT LION DICK PERRISECRETARY LION PAT WISEMANTREASURER LION JAMES WOLFFISLION TAMER LION MICHAEL SIMERICKTAIL TWISTER LION RON HANSENMEMBERSHIP LION ED WEESSIES, PCSTPAST PRESIDENT LION ROGER DREIKORN DIRECTORS:At Large- LION DENNIS COBLER, PID2nd Year- LIONS DAVID SHEEHY, JAN SNYDER1st Year- LIONS LANA O’LONERGAN,

ROBERT SCHALOW

THESE LIONS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO SERVE YOU. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS,

PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THEM.

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To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions clubs.

Vision StatementTo be the global leader in community and humanitarian service.



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First VP Lion Barbara Pellerin >> SERVICE

Food Truck Lion Cheryl Schneider & Lion Roger DreikornNM Parade Lion John Emrich & Lion Ed WeessiesEye Glasses Collection Lion Jim Wolffis & Lion Rich CarlsonRamps Lion Windy Bradfield & Lion Ron HansenHearing Screening Lion Michael O’Lonergan & Lion Paul HoppaCauseway Lighting Lion Dave Olsen & Lion Dennis LoughrigeKid’s Christmas Shopping Lion Deb Roest & Lion Barb PellerinSeaway Flags Lion Frank KrolScholarships Lion Jan Snyder & Lion Paul HoppaAdopt A Pathway Lion Paul Hoppa & Lion Kim ArterKid’s Sight First Lion Jan Snyder & Lion Pat WisemanSanta & Dandy Visits Lion Michael Simerick & Lion Chris RuppelEmergency Family Fund Lion Paul Hoppa & Lion Cheryl SchneiderTree Planting Lion Michael O’Lonergan & Lion Frank KrolFriends of WL Easter Egg Drop Lion Darnell Gundy-Reed & Lion Roger DreikornNational Walk to School Lion Paul Hoppa & Kim Arter

Second VP Lion Paul Hoppa >> Fundraising

Pancakes Lion Michael Simerick, Lion Gwen Glatz, Frank KrolCalendars Lion Frank DiPiazza & Lion Dennis CoblerMint Sales Lion Windy Bradfield & Lion Dave OlsenCandy Days Lion Tom Hoffman & Lion John EmrichWhite Cane Lion Deb Roest & Lion Dale Roest

Third VP Lion Dick Perri >> Administrative

Newsletter Lion Ed Weessies & Lion Frank DiPiazzaWebmaster Lion Frank DiPiazza & Lion Ed WeessiesPrograms Lion Jim Larson & Lion Cheryl SchneiderHistorian Lion Anna Alderman & Lion Ed WeessiesMelvin Jones Awards Lion Michael O’Lonergan & Lion Paul J HoppaAttendance Lion Pat Wiseman & Lion Michael O’LonerganConstitution & By-Laws Lion Ed Weessies & Lion Michael O’LonerganSocials & Spouse’s Night Lion Paul Hoppa & Lion Ray JasickiCalling Committee Lion Linda & Ray JasickiPlanning Committee Lion Roger DreikornPhotographer Lion Dave OlsenPublicity Lion Terry Sabo & Darnell Gundy-ReedSecret Greeter Lion Dennis LoughrigePledge of Allegiance Lion Tom Hoffman

Are you on a committee? Do you see something that interests you? Please see one of the VPs to volunteer for membership to one of these committees or events.

If by chance you are asked to help, please do so. “Many hands make light work”

EVENT & COMMITTEE CHAIRS - 2016/2017



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Muskegon Northside Lions Clubprayers. They include Tom Carl, the Chauvez family, Lion Rol Crummel, Marcy Dreikorn, Lion Ray Jasicki, Lion Ed Mouw, Larry Seastrom, Ray Wiseman and Pat