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Newsletter of Lions District 44‐H ~ New Hampshire
DISTRICT GOVERNOR (DG) Scott Wilson (Valencia) 31 Alvirne Drive, Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 880-1838 C: (603) 770-3700 F: (603) 782-0168 E: [email protected] 1st VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR (FVDG) Al Goldstein (Christine) 35 Main Street, Atkinson, NH 03811 H: (603) 362-6529 C: (603) 913-1281 E: [email protected] 2nd VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR (SVDG) Sam Longbook (Berny) 37 St. John Lane, Hampstead, NH 03841 H: (603) 329-5603 C: (603) 885-6477 E: [email protected] CABINET SECRETARY-TREASURER (CST) Steve Middlemiss (LeeAnn) 22 Abbott Street, Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 883-5205 C: (603) 566-7616 E: [email protected] MULTIPLE COUNCIL CHAIR (MCC) PDG Terri McGrew (Neal) 11 Rock Ramond Road, Brookline, NH 03033 H: (603) 673-2322 C: (603) 554-6822 E: [email protected] Global Membership Team Wayne Auger (Roe) 19 Roberts Road Litchfield, NH 03052 H: (603) 429-2725 E: [email protected] Global Leadership Team Jerry Vaccaro (Marilyn) 74 Chase Road Londonderry, NH 03053 H: (603) 437-1408 C: (603) 204-7752 E: [email protected]
AUGUST 2015 Volume 42 Number 2
“I believe Success is achieved by ordinary people with Extraordinary Determination.” Zig Ziglar
Turkey & stuffing, Abbott & Costello, and Lions & their community. Things that naturally go great together.
The threshold of November brings anticipation of Thanksgiving & Family. Breaking bread and sharing time with people we love and care about create common experiences and foster affection and these are some of the ties that bind a family together. It is no different in our Lions Family. We break bread, we share common experiences as we raise funds and help people, and we grow in our affection for each other - FAMILY
Our Lions family has been busy this past month. As I visited with 10 clubs this past month, I saw clubs preparing for Holiday fundraisers, inducting new members, conducting blood drives and children’s vision screenings through Operation KidSight, Zone meetings, alleviating hunger through food pantry donations and 68 Hour children’s program, MD Secretary training and awarding scholarships – just a taste of what Lions did this past month.
37 New Lions swelled our ranks in October. Each new Lion increases our presence and deepens the roots of Lionism in our communities. This past month we celebrated the chartering of the Nashua Everest Centennial Lions Club on the 10th. A wonderful celebration of common purpose for our newest Lions Club. We are approx. 6 Lions closer to opening a new Lions Club in Pelham. If you know someone that lives or works in Pelham, please introduce them to us. Operation KidSight continues to make an impact in communities across the state. A report at the Mid-Winter Convention will detail our progress for this most important Lions program. The New England Lions Council held their annual Melvin Jones Banquet and Necrology Services. I was proud to stand with 44-N District Governor Henry McKee as we recognized Lions that have passed away since last years’ service.
Happy Thanksgiving to your family and those you hold dear. “Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in. “ ~Author Unknown Warmest regards, DG 44H Email: [email protected] Cell: 603-770-7705
Thoughts from District Governor Scott Wilson
NOVEMBER 2015 Volume 42 Number 5
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NOVEMBER 11/4 - MD Meeting, 6:30pm, Blake’s Restaurant, Manchester NH 11/8 - District 44N Cabinet Mtg, 10 am Puritan Backroom, Manchester 11/11 - Camp Pride Meeting, 6:30pm, location TBD 11/15 -District 44H Cabinet Mtg, 9am Pheasant Ridge, Gilford 11/18 - Lions Youth Services Mtg, 6:30pm Blake’s Restaurant, Manchester 11/19 - LSHF Meeting, 6:30pm Airport Diner, Manchester 11/24 - Health Services Board Mtg,6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester
DECEMBER 12/9 - Camp Pride Meeting, 6:30pm, location TBD 12/16 - Lions Youth Services Mtg, 6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester 12/17 - LSHF Meeting, 6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester 12/22 - Health Services Board Mtg,6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester
JANUARY 1/13 - Camp Pride Meeting, 6:30pm, location TBD 1/20 - Lions Youth Services Mtg, 6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester 1/21 - LSHF Meeting, 6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester 1/26 - Health Services Board Mtg,6:30pm Blake's Restaurant, Manchester 1/29 - 1/31 - MD State Convention, Courtyard Marriot, Nashua, NH
Thoughts from: DG Scott Page 1 FVDG Al Page 3 SVDG Sam Page 3 CST Steve Page 4 MCC Terri Page 4 GMT Wayne Page 5 GLT Jerry Page 5 NEW MEMBERS Page 6 NEW MEMBERS Page 7 Membership Matters Page 8 Membership Contest Page 9 Centennial Info Page 10 Cabinet meeting Info Page 11 ELLI Info Page 12 Peace Poster Contest Info Page 13 Salem Lions Club news Page 13 LSHF news Page 13 Mid-Winter Info Page 14 New club help Page 14 Tax Reminder Page 14 NH Lions Academy Nominations Page 15 Mid– Winter Info Page 16 Mid-Winter Info Page 17 Mid-Winter Food Info Page 18 Psychic Fair Hudson Lions Page 19 Facebook Info Page 19 Moultonboro Lions Club Info Page 19 RAP Info Page 20 DogSight Project Info Page 21 Maico Pilot Audiometer Info Page 21 Lions at Work article Page 21 Patriotism Contest Page 22 Camp Pride Updates Page 23 OKS Info Page 23 Diabetes Awareness Page 23 LCIF Info Page 24 Food Drive Page 24 LCI Centennial Info Page 24 Nashua Everest Centennial Club Page 25 NELC MJF Weekend Page 25 MD Meeting Location change Page 26 Newsletter submission info Page 26 Eyeglass Collection info Page 26 Vision 2016 Page 26 Spot Screener reservation info Page 26
Visitation Schedule for District Governor Scott Wilson.
Please contact DG Scott or CST Steve to set up a visitation
Hampton Area Lions Club 11/2/2015
Epsom/Chichester Lions Club 11/5/2015
Raymond Lions Club 11/10/2015
Exeter Lions Club 11/17/2015
Conway Area Lions Club 12/2/2015
Hampstead Lions Club 12/3/2015
Litchfield Lions Club 12/8/2015
Chester Lions Club 12/10/2015
Wolfeboro Lions Club 1/12/2016
Portsmouth Lions Club 1/19/2016
Hudson Lions Club 1/25/2016
Salem Lions Club 2/25/2016
Hello Club Presidents & Secretaries,
CST Steve and I have visited with
almost half of the clubs in our
district thus far. We are looking
forward to visi ng with everyone as
soon as your club schedule permits.
Please reach out to me or Steve:
sco [email protected] or
(603) 770‐3700 or (603) 566‐7616
We look forward to hearing from
you as we make our way around the
district.
DG Sco Wilson
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ZONE 1 CHAIRPERSON Roe Fruci 19 Roberts Road, Litchfield, NH 03052 H: (603) 429-2725 C: (603) 913-1037 E: [email protected] Clubs: Hudson, Litchfield, Nashua, Salem, Windham ZONE 2 CHAIRPERSON Robert Gustafson 16 East Road, Atkinson, NH 03811 H: (603) 489-1776 C: (603) 553-0531 E: [email protected] Clubs: Atkinson, Hampstead, Plaistow, Sandown, Kingston ZONE 3 CHAIRPERSON Marie Hall 26 Moonlight Drive, Newmarket 03857 H: (603) 659-6838 C: (603) 686-6935 E: [email protected] Clubs: Epping, Exeter, Hampton Area, Portsmouth, Rye, Seabrook ZONE 4 CHAIRPERSONS Bruce & Cheryl Baker 133 East Derry Road, Chester, NH 03036 H: (603) 887-4424 C: (603) 505-1896 E: [email protected] Clubs: Auburn, Chester, Derry, Londonderry, Raymond ZONE 5 CHAIRPERSON Judi Gibson ( Dick) 39 Lantern Lane, Epsom, NH 03234 H: (603) 736-9942 C: (603) 731-6298 E: [email protected] Clubs: Epsom / Chichester, Loudon, Saddleback Mountain, Suncook Valley Area ZONE 6 CHAIRPERSON Peter Houde ( Christine) 104 Rocky Hill Road, Somersworth, NH 03878 C: (603)-834-3420 E: [email protected] Clubs: Dover Cocheco River, Rollinsford / South Berwick, Somersworth ZONE 7 CHAIR Jay Vanderhoof (Janice) 27 Whippoorwill Road , Union, NH 03877 H: (603) 522-2203 C: (207) 266-9330 E: [email protected] Clubs: Conway Area, Laconia / Gilford, Meredith, Moultonboro, Wakefield,
Hello fellow Lions:
Leadership in action.
I had the opportunity to sit and enjoy a Zone meeting for Zone 2. Every club in the zone attended with at least 2 people. They had a round table discussion talking about what is going on with their clubs. The excitement and energy was very contagious. What impressed me the most was the fact that the group was full of first time officers. This was exciting because these folks are the future of our district and of Lions.
They all shared ideas and asked many questions. These group sessions are great tools and so informative. I heard more than once “ we should try that” followed by “give me a call and I will be more than happy to help”. I was so energized when I left that meeting and so where they.
Keep up the good work Zone Chair’s. Your hard work will pay dividend to the future of our District!
Together We Serve
“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” –Albert Einstein
Al Goldstein 1st VDG District 44H E: [email protected] H: 603-362-6529 C: 603-913-1281
Hello fellow Lions,
I have contacted Zone chairs about setting up/scheduling their Zone meetings for the year. The intent of having Zone meeting schedules in advance was to facilitate Lions attending Zone meetings. I am hoping club members will try to attend a Zone meeting. This helps promote Lions getting involved and becoming
leaders. Thanks! For this month’s news on Leadership here is some info for you to review. The Centennial Celebration is bringing Lions around the world together to celebrate our 100th anniversary. Here are three great ways that you and your club can join the celebration this year and throughout the Centennial Celebration:
Lead through Service by hosting at least one Centennial Service Challenge project in each of our service areas of youth, vision, hunger and the environment. Be sure to report your Centennial projects on MyLCI to earn a banner patch for each year that your club participates.
Lead by Inviting for Impact by setting a club goal of inviting at least 3 new members to join your club. You and your club can earn limited-edition awards in the Centennial Celebration Membership Awards for inviting new members and helping to sponsor a new club.
Lead with Connecting with your Community by planning a Centennial Community Legacy Project. Celebrate 100 years of Lions by identifying a special project that will make a lasting impact in your community. Look forward to receiving more information about developing your own Legacy Project. If I can help in anyway please feel free to call on me.
Yours in Lionism,
Sam Longbook 2nd VDG District 44H E: [email protected] H: 603-329-5603
Thoughts from First Vice District Governor Al Goldstein
Thoughts from Second Vice District Governor Sam Longbook
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Immediate Past District Governor Toni Olden 95 Plymouth Street Meredith, NH 03253 H: (603) 279-6016 C: (603) 677-2431 E: [email protected] Global Membership Team Wayne Auger (Roe) 19 Roberts Road Litchfield, NH 03052 H: (603) 429-2725 E: [email protected] Global Leadership Team Jerry Vaccaro (Marilyn) 74 Chase Road Londonderry, NH 03053 H: (603) 437-1408 C: (603) 204-7752 E: [email protected] Cultural & Community Activities Marilyn Richardson (Jim) P.O. Box 65 North Salem, NH 03079 H: (603) 882-1997 C: (603) 204-7914 E: [email protected] District Newsletter Editor Valencia Wilson (DG Scott) 31 Alvirne Drive, Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 880-1838 C: (603) 770-7705 E: [email protected] District Photographers PDG Wayne Auger (Roe) 19 Roberts Road Litchfield, NH 03052 H: (603) 429-2725 E: [email protected] and Nancy Greer O’Dowd (Tom) P.O. Box 1163, Wolfeboro, NH 03894 H: (603) 569-1160 C: (603) 387-6808 E: [email protected] Environment Becky Brown ( Bill) P.O. Box Windham, NH 03087 H: (603) 432-9419 E: [email protected] Facebook Administrator Marie Valliere 95 Plymouth Street Meredith, NH 03253 H: (603) 279-6016 E: [email protected]
I would like to welcome the newly chartered Nashua Everest Centennial Lions Club to District 44-H. Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible. The next Cabinet Meeting will be here soon so please send in your reservations. The deadline is November 1st. It will be held on November 15th at the Pheasant Ridge Country Club in Gilford. Look for the registration form in the newsletter. Thank you to all of the clubs who have contacted us to schedule a visitation. There are still a number of clubs who we would like to hear from. Please contact me soon at [email protected] to schedule your club. We are still looking for dues payments from a few clubs. Please send in payment as soon as possible. My address is CST Middlemiss, 22 Abbott St., Hudson, NH 03051. If you would like to discuss a payment schedule please feel free to contact me, my cell phone is 603-566-7616. Thank you in advance. We still find that there are a number of clubs who have not been filing their Monthly Member-ship Reports or Activity Reports timely. These are important to International as well as DG Scott, the Vice Governors and myself, to gauge the health of the clubs as well as the District. Secretaries, please make every effort to file these reports. Thank you. Yours in Lionism,
CST Steve Middlemiss E: [email protected] H: 603-883-5205 C: 603-566-7616
Greetings Fellow Lions,
Did you know the Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation of NH started in 1978 with contributions from a few Lions who were passionate about helping others?
With the support of NH Lions continued fundraising efforts the endowment reached $500,000 approximately twenty years later and we began drawing from the funds to help provide eye glasses and hearing aids for people in need. In the early years 70% of requests were for eye glasses and 30% for hearing aids. Over the years the need has shifted and the majority of applications received today are for hearing aids. The cost of hearing aids is much greater than eye glasses so the Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation of NH needs your help more than ever. Each time your club makes a donation directly to the Sight & Hearing Foundation, or presents a Granite State Fellowship, or purchases a calendar raffle ticket from the Twin State Soccer Association you are making it possible for the NH Lions to provide important services and improve the quality of life for NH residents who truly need our assistance. I hope your club will participate in the annual “Parade of Checks” at the Mid-Winter Convention on Saturday January 30th 2016 and show your pride and support by presenting a donation to the Sight & Hearing Foundation of NH. I’ll talk about NH Lions Health Services, Operation Kid Sight, and Lions Youth Services in next month’s newsletter ~ please also remember them when making donations at the Mid-Winter Convention. Your friend in service,
MCC Terri McGrew H: 603-673-2322 C: 603-554-6822 E: [email protected]
“We must remember that one determined person can make a significant difference, and that a small group of determined people can change the course of history.” Sonia Johnson
Thoughts from Cabinet Secretary-Treasurer Steve Middlemiss
Thoughts from Multiple Council Chair Terri McGrew
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Hearing Preservation, Awareness & Action Scott Wilson 31 Alvirne Drive Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 880-1838 C: (603) 770-3700 E: [email protected] Information Technology (Webmaster) Jay DeRoche (Kathleen) 20 Sunrise Terrace Plaistow, NH 03865 H: (603) 382-7024 W: (508) 475-0397 [email protected] Lions Alert Michelle Anctil (David) 18 Burt Street, Merrimack, NH 03054 H: (603) 424-6775 C: (603) 582-9727 E: [email protected] Lions Fellowship Nancy Greer O’Dowd (Tom) P.O. Box 1163, Wolfeboro, NH 03894 H: (603) 569-1160 C: (603) 387-6808 E:[email protected] Peace Poster Contest Lillian Bellisle 29 Cedar Street Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 889-0285 Public Relations & Lions Information Gary Rodgers (Robin) 16 Mountain View Drive Hudson, NH 03051 H: (603) 883-4351 C: (603) 883-4351 E: [email protected] Sight Preservation, Awareness & Action Judy DelValle-Webb (Rawson) 224 North Broadway, Salem, NH 03079 H: (603) 458-1908 C: (603) 502-6869 E: [email protected] Uniforms/Jackets/Shirts/Hats & Emblems Joe Kasper (Joanne) 63 Pine Hill Road, Weare, NH 03821 H: (603) 529-0439 C: (603) 548-0286 E: [email protected]
Be a part of the Celebration! From now until June 2018 all Lions have the chance to join the Centennial Celebration! The Centennial Membership Awards recognize Lions who invite a new member or help organize a new club. Those Lions will automatically earn
Centennial Sponsor pins and certificates, but the recognition doesn't stop there. The longer the new member or new Lions club you sponsored stays active, the more you can earn through our progressive level awards. Lion clubs have the opportunity to earn awards too and it starts by inducting at least three new members this fiscal year! Check out the awards you can earn on the Centennial Membership Awards website. Start today! Asking one member to join your club is just the beginning, in order to maintain a healthy club it is vital that your members enjoy their experience as a Lion. The Membership Satisfaction Guide is a tool that can help you take steps to understand how to maintain a successful club. At the end of the guide there is a Member Questionnaire. Hand this out at your next club meeting to learn how your members feel with their experience. Take time to review the results and use the information to create a plan that will keep your members satisfied so you can continue to provide the best Lions experience.
Helpful Links: Invite New members
Strengthen Membership
PDG Wayne Auger GMT District 44-H E: [email protected] P: 603-429-2725
Do you know what your Community Needs?
Have you done a Community Assessment?
Can Your Club Help Your Community with a NEW PROJECT?
Are Your Club Projects still needed by your Community?
LCI has available a Community Needs Assessment Questionnaire that can be sent to people in
your community such as Principles, the Park district coordinate, firefighters and others. Once this questionnaire is retuned to you, then your club can appoint a committee to review the assessment.
LCI has a step by step Guide to help you with developing a plan of action to make a
NEW COMMUNITY PROJECT Happen. Encourage non club individuals from the community to be part of this project and then “JUST ASK” and see your membership grow.
“Community Needs Assessment” and “Making It Happen” are available on Line, just go LCI.
The District GLT Team is always available if you need assistance.
As Always please give me a call as well.
Lion Jerry Vaccaro GLT District 44-H E: [email protected] P: 603-204-7752
Thoughts from Global Membership Team Leader Wayne Auger
Thoughts from Global Leadership Team Leader Jerry Vaccaro
NOVEMBER 2015 Volume 42 Number 5
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District Governor Scott Wilson with Moultonboro Lions Club inductees Kathy & Peter Allen, Christine Woodland,
Joanne Lau, Ted Olguin, and President Jeni Williams
DG Scott with Kingston Lions Club inductees Laura Austin, Celina Micale, Emily Kimball, Judy Moynihan and sponsors Pamela Griffin, Shannon Griffin, Doug
Griffin, and Holly Ouellette
DG Scott and Plaistow Lions Club inductees Timothy Ahern, Alexander Bisono, Ronald Charest, Ty Vitale, and Scott Herbert, with sponsors William Lohnes, and Dana Charest.
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Become a Lion and sign on for a great ride.
We need your “John Hancock” on our district Membership Banner.
New members and their sponsors: Please join the Lions of District 44-H at the November Cabinet meeting to add your signatures to the Membership Banner.
The goal is to fill up this banner with hundreds of signatures and send a photo or the banner to Lions Clubs International headquarters in Oakbrook, IL.
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District Membership This Month This Year
Opening Balance 1083 1065
Added Members 37 90
Dropped Members 25 60
Closing Balance 1095 1095
Net Gain/Loss 12 30
Worldwide 1,393,968 1,393,968
Club New Member Sponsor
CONWAY AREA ANN DIPIETRO PAULA MCNIFF GARY MCNIFF CHRISTINE WEIDNER CHRISTINE SORTWELL
LINDA RAFFERTY LINDA RAFFERTY JOHN RAFFERTY CAROL MUNROE TRANSFER
DERRY AMANDA CEURVELS ARMAND MARCOTTE
EXETER BRETT LARKIN NONE LISTED
HUDSON MIKE MARCOUX CAMILLE RAY DAVID MCGILVRAY
SCOTT WILSON LILLIAN BELLISLE LILLIAN BELLISLE
KINGSTON LAURA AUSTIN CELINA MICALE EMILY KIMBALL JUDY MOYNIHAN
PAMELA GRIFFIN SHANNON GRIFFIN DOUG GRIFFIN HOLLY OUELLETTE
MOULTONBORO KATHLEEN ALLEN PETER ALLEN TED OLGUIN
JENIFER WILLIAMS JENIFER WILLIAMS NONE LISTED
NASHUA EVEREST CENTENNIAL SURENDRA ADHIKARI , K.C. ARBINDA , RESHMA GHALO , GOVINDA GURONG, KHADGA GURONG , MADHAB GURONG, JAQANNATH KHADA , JAYA B. KHADA , HERIENDA KHADKA, K.C. MAHESH, BATU P. NEUPANE, ANIL THAPA
CHARTER MEMBERS
PLAISTOW TIMOTHY M AHERN ALEXANDER A. BISONO RONALD G. CHAREST TY D VITALE SCOTT B HEBERT
WILLIAM LOHNES WILLIAM BARTLE DANA CHAREST WILLIAM LOHNES WILLIAM LOHNES
SALEM EDIE R BEEDE ROBERT ROKES BARBARA WEILBRENNER
JUDY HARNDEN WILLIAM KIMBALL MARILYN HAMEL
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What can you and your club do to help Lions Clubs Interna onal celebrate the Centennial?
Sponsor a new member and be immediately recognized as a Centennial Sponsor to receive a Limited Edition pin and certificate. Help organize a new club and be immediately recognized as a Centennial Club Organizer to receive a Limited Edition pin and certificate.
Lions automatically qualify to earn additional awards once they sponsor a new member or help organize a new club. The longer new members and new clubs stay active and in good standing, the more rewards a Lion can earn!
Silver Centennial Lion Earn the Silver Centennial Lion award once the new member or new club remains in good standing for 1 year and a day. Silver Centennial Lions will be recognized in the following ways:
A Limited Edition Silver Centennial pin Name featured on the LCI Centennial website Gold Centennial Lion Earn the Gold Centennial Lion award once the new member or new club remains in good standing for 2 years and a day. Gold Centennial
Lions will be recognized in the following ways:
A Limited Edition Gold Centennial pin Name featured on the LCI Centennial website Recognition at area forums and district conventions Diamond Centennial Lion Earn the Diamond Centennial Lion award once the new member or new club remains in good standing for 3 years and a day. Diamond Centenni-al Lions will be recognized in the following ways for their special achievement:
A Limited Edition Diamond Centennial pin and Featured with fellow achievers in LION Magazine Photo featured on the LCI Centennial website Recognition at area forums and district conventions Recognition at LCI’s International Convention
The Centennial Celebration Membership Awards gives Lions Clubs the opportunity to be a part of our Centennial Celebration. Lions Clubs can earn special recognition for growing their clubs and helping to grow Lionism in their area. There are two levels of recognition a club can earn.
Lions Clubs can earn the designation of Premier Centennial Lions Club in the following ways: Induct at least three new members during any one of the fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration, and your club will be recognized as a Premier Centennial Lions Club. (New members must remain active for 2 years and a day) Sponsor a new Lions club during any one of the fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration, and your club will be recognized as a Premier Centennial Lions Club. (New club must remain active for two years and a day)
Premier Centennial Lions Clubs will be recognized with: A Limited Edition banner patch Club name on the LCI Centennial website Recognition on the LCI club locator with a virtual banner icon Recognized at International Convention, area forums and district conventions
World Class Centennial Lions Club is the highest level of recognition a club can earn as part of the Centennial Celebration Membership Awards. Clubs can earn this honor by showing consistent growth in membership and extension efforts. Induct at least three new members in each of the three fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration. (New members must remain active throughout Centennial Celebration) AND Sponsor a new Lions club during at least one of the fiscal years of the Centennial Celebration. (New club must remain active and in good standing for at least a year and a day)
World Class Centennial Lions Clubs will be recognized with: A special Limited Edition banner patch and plaque awarded by the district governor A special custom-designed medal and certificate for each active member of the club Club listed in LION Magazine and on the LCI Centennial website Recognition on the LCI club locator with a virtual banner icon Special recognition at International Convention, area forums, and district conventions More information can be found at: http://members.lionsclubs.org/EN/lions/awards/centennial-membership-awards/centennial-membership-awards-clubs.php
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Deadline extended to 11/7/2015
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the PEACE POSTER CONTEST….
is quickly coming to an end, the deadline for this contest is November 15.
If your club is able to collect your winning posters before this or by this date and have them ready by the 44N Cabinet
mee ng on November 8, or the 44H Cabinet Mee ng on November 15, please bring them to the mee ng or have
someone who is a ending from your club bring them, that would be great and it will save on postage fees.
If you are unable to collect the winning posters by this me, that is certainly okay but they will need to be sent to me
postmarked no later than the 15th of November.
Please send them to: Lion Rhonda Wynne
344 Elm Street, Unit 61 Milford, NH 03055‐4739
If you are shipping, please remember they need to be carefully rolled and inserted into a mailing tube. Please do not
fold them. Also, remember to label each poster on the back in the right hand corner, clearly indica ng all informa on
required, child’s name, school, club sponsor, contact informa on, quote from student, etc. If you have any ques ons
regarding this, please let me know.
Also, if possible, before you roll them up and place in a mailing tube, I am asking that you take a photo of each of your
winning posters and email them to me at:
(Many of you have cell phones which can be used to take pictures, but if you cannot take a photo that is okay too).
Looking forward to receiving all the wonderful posters from all our creative participants!
...2015-2016
A message from Lions Sight and Hearing President Fred Ple
At midwinter convention, January 30th, 2016, at the Courtyard Marriott in Nashua, Lions Sight and Hearing will have its annual meeting. You are all members of this organization by virtue of being a Lion. Each year, we elect two new members of the board from District 44H, and two from 44N, and that will be the case this year as well. Please consid-er running for this Board. Lions Sight and Hearing spent $50,000 last year on hearing aids, cataract surgeries and a couple of other medical cases involving sight and hearing. It does incredible amounts of good, and enables clubs to tackle projects of this nature that would otherwise be beyond the club’s means to do. The Board meetings are productive, and they are fun! In the morning during the Multiple Council meeting, we will give the highlights of our past year and opportunities for fund-raisers to help LS&H make its financing goals so we can do all this good work. This would be an appropriate time to bring your checks for a parade of checks for LS&H. In the afternoon, we will have an abbreviated LS&H annual meeting, at which the elections will take place, and we can handle more in-depth questions which time won’t allow during the morning sessions. See you at midwinter!
The Salem Lions Club has chosen to get more involved in the cleaning of our waterways in the Salem area.
Our club voted to donate $10,000 to the Clean River Project. These monies will be used to a working pontoon boat that the Salem Lions will
name.
The Boat will have the Lions Logo and will be working primarily in southern NH.
As more funding comes the boat will add additional clean ups along the Merrimack River.
This boat will be using a sonar scanner to locate cars, tires, and other debris.
Volunteers are needed. If you are interested in undertaking this project for your club contact Judy Del Valle-Webb at [email protected]
“SHARE PEACE”
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SAVE THE DATE ~ January 29th – 31st, 2016
NH LIONS MD 44 MID‐WINTER CONVENTION
Our guests: Interna onal Director Linda Tincher and Lion Vern Tincher
Fantas c Friday night entertainment with DJ Dave Mar nez ~ Music ~ Name That Tune ~ Karaoke ~ Dancing
Lions Scavenger Hunt
Visit with long‐term Lion friends and meet new Lions
Shirts Happen will have Lions apparel samples on display all morning Saturday January 30th
New Mul ple District Mee ng format Saturday morning January 30th
Saturday night “Academy Awards of Recogni on” to honor individual Lions
Have fun and be inspired by your fellow NH Lions
Nearby a ernoon ac vi es including:
Merrimack Premium Outlets
Budweiser Brewery Tours & the famous Clydesdale Horses
Lions Growth Team
We are looking for help from a few Lions. We will be working in Pelham in the near future to
recruit members for a new club.
We can use help to canvas and recruit. This will all start in late September.
Please contact me if you are interested.
Al Goldstein 1st Vice District Governor District 44H 603‐913‐1281
2015 is a renewal year for NH nonprofit organiza ons, pursuant to RSA 292.25.
Nonprofits must file a report with the
NH Secretary of State before January 1, 2016.
All Lions en es that are registered with the
state should have received this no ce.
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“NH LIONS ACADEMY AWARDS OF RECOGNITION”
NOMINATION FORM
MD 44 Mid‐Winter Conven on
January 29th – 31st 2016
Recognizing Individual Contribu ons in New Hampshire
The 2016 MD 44 Mid‐Winter Conven on Commi ee would like to honor individual Lions on
Saturday January 30, 2016 at the NH Lions MD 44 Mid‐Winter Conven on at the Courtyard by
Marrio in Nashua, NH.
We are asking your Lions Club to nominate someone to be honored. As a club, or as Board of
Directors, or as individual Lions, please nominate your “Super Lion”, someone who goes
above and beyond the call of duty; or your “Best Suppor ng Lion”, someone who exemplifies
our mo o “We Serve”, or your “Lifeboat Lion”, someone who is an absolute pleasure to work
with and someone you can always count on; the Lion you would like to have in your lifeboat.
Please fill out this nomina on form with the individual’s name, address, phone number, the
name of their Lions Club, and a brief descrip on of the individual’s contribu ons that have
led to this nomina on.
Please return the nomina on form no later than January 4, 2016 to:
MCC Terri McGrew ● 11 Rock Ramond Road ● Brookline, NH 03033
We’ll take it from there, aler ng your nominee and encourage them to a end the Mid‐Winter
Conven on dinner on Saturday January 30th, 2016. Thank you for taking me to recognize
one of your members; we appreciate it, and I know the nominees will appreciate it too.
Your friend in service,
MCC Terri McGrew ~ 2015 MD 44 Mid‐Winter Conven on Chairman
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NH Lions Academy Awards of Recogni on Nomina on Form
Please complete this form before January 4th, 2016 and return to:
MCC Terri McGrew ● 11 Rock Ramond Road ● Brookline, NH 03033
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The category you are nomina ng this Lion for and describe why they are being nominated:
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Name and Contact Informa on of the Lion comple ng this nomina on form:
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Name / Address / Phone Number / Lions Club of the individual Lion being nominated:
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Lion # 1 ________________________________ Club________________________
Lion # 2 / Guest__________________________ Club________________________
Telephone #_____________________________ Email_______________________
Friday Dinner and entertainment 6:00 – 9:30 pm $35.00 per person
Saturday breakfast $18.00 per person
Saturday lunch $23.00 per person
Saturday d’oeuvres & banquet 5:30 – 9:30 pm $40.00 per person
Sunday breakfast $18.00 per person
Please make your meal choices on page # 2 The absolute deadline for Meal Reservations is Friday January 15, 2016
Please send this registration form and your meal selections and your payment to:
MCC Terri McGrew - Convention Chairman
11 Rock Ramond Road
Brookline, NH 03033
Checks should be made out to: MD 44 Convention Fund
To reserve your hotel room please call the Courtyard by Marriott at 603-880-9100 or book on-line at www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mhtnc-courtyard-nashua/
Select Special Lions Rate: “LMCLMCA” 1 king bed for $89.00 per night. Select “LMCLMCC” for 2 Double Beds for $89.00 per night. You pay the hotel directly.
The hotel is reserving a block of rooms at a reduced price for the Lions Convention.
To secure this special rate your reservation must be made by Friday January 15, 2016.
The hotel will release our block of rooms on the morning of January 16th and if rooms are still available after that date you will pay the regular room rate.
Multiple District 44 ~ 56th Annual Mid-Winter Convention
“NH Lions Academy Awards of Recognition”
Courtyard by Marriott ~ 2200 Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH 03063
January 29th – January 31st, 2016
Our International Guests: ID Linda Tincher and Lion Vern Tincher from Riley, Indiana
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NH LIONS 2016 MID-WINTER CONVENTION MEAL CHOICES
Friday Dinner ~ Cash Bar and Fantastic Entertainment 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Dinner served at 7:00 pm and the entertainment continues to 9:30 pm
Entertainment ~ DJ Dave Martinez ~ Music & “Name that Tune” Contest & Karaoke & Dancing
Dinner Options:
Chicken Marsala __________ or: Lobster Mac & Cheese ____________
Vegetarian Option available on request _____________
Dinner includes: Soup du jour & Dessert & Coffee/Tea
Saturday Breakfast Options:
Ham & Cheese Omelet ________ or: Belgium Waffle _________
Breakfast includes: Bacon & Home fries & Orange Juice & Coffee/Tea
Saturday Lunch Options:
Cobb Salad with Chicken _________
Ham & Swiss Wrap _________
Vegetarian Grille on Ciabatta Bread ________
Lunch includes: Soup du jour & Side & Dessert & Coffee/Tea or Bottled Water or Soft Drinks
Saturday Dinner Options:
Tournedos of Beef _________
Baked Haddock _________
Wild Mushroom Ravioli _________
Dinner includes: Salad & Dessert & Coffee/Tea
Sunday Breakfast Options:
Scrambled Eggs _________ or: French Toast _________
Breakfast includes: Bacon & Home fries & Orange Juice & Coffee/Tea
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The Moultonborough Lions decided to join the celebration this year by conducting Spot Vision Screening at Inter-Lakes High School on Wednesday morning.
With the assistance of Nurse Jodi Pendexter and her Health Office Assistant Kim Durand, the Moultonborough Lions were able to conduct free state-of-the-art vision screening on 107 seventh and eighth graders.
Thanks to a matching grant of $53,000 from Lions Club International Foundation, 15 Spot Vision Scanners were purchased for Operation KidSight (OKS) by New Hampshire Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation. These scanners are being shared for vision screening between the 79 Lions Clubs in New Hampshire. The Spot Vision Scanner has state-of-the-art technology that can detect the following vision issues: near-sightedness (myopia), far-sightedness (hyperopia), unequal refractive power (anisometropia), blurred vision, eye structure problem (astigmatism) pupil size devi-ations (anisocoria), and eye misalignment (strabismus).
These scanners are 98% accurate and can be used on children as young as 6 months as well as on adults. In less than fifteen seconds the scanning is done and a summary printout is provided.
Lions World Sight Day raises awareness about the importance of eye health and it is nice to know that Lions around the world are conducting sight-related projects. The Moultonborough Lions feel the “Lions Pride” knowing they are doing their part in ‘improving sight’ and ‘preventing blindness.’ Lion Mark Cotrupi is coordinating the OKS program for the Moultonborough Lions and has been busy contacting local schools and daycares to coordinate screening dates. This FREE screening takes only seconds and it could make a big difference in your child’s life. Do not let your child miss out on this wonderful opportunity. If you would like the Moultonborough Lions to screen the children of your organization contact Mark Cotrupi at 476-5140.
Facebook is more than just getting the word out about you upcoming events or posting about what happened at those events. It’s also for
passing on information about Lions International and new breakthroughs in vision issues, Guide dogs, hearing programs and
other data. The idea is to like the page and then share it. When you share a district post it goes to all your friends. They find out what Lions in our district are doing as well as finding out about Lions in general. Some of us have the same friends and think that’s already
been shared so we don’t have to. I may not have all the same friends in New Hampshire that you do but I still share things on Facebook. By sharing I reach people all over the globe whom I have friended.
Check it out.
NHLionsDistrict44-H
Marie Valliere ~ [email protected]
Is your club on Facebook? Are you a friend of the District page?
Have you liked the District Page?
Moultonborough Lions members Sally Sibulkin, Jeni Williams, John Menken,
and Mark Cotrupi celebrate Lions World Sight Day by conducting Spot Vision Screening at Inter-Lakes High
School in Meredith
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READING ACTION PROGRAM
To all clubs,
This is to re-introduce The Lions Club International Reading Action Program (RAP) Campaign.
Literacy -- the ability to read and write -- is the foundation for education and social development. Yet, hundreds of mil-lions of adults lack minimum literacy skills and millions of school-aged children are not attending school to obtain them. The Reading Action Program is a 10-year commitment to increasing reading and literacy rates. It’s a call to action for every Lions club So Lions, are you ready to expand our impact by jumping on board the Reading Action Program? There are many ways Lions can help in their respective communities. Consider the following: • Developing after school reading programs • Reading to children at local libraries • Contacting your local school and asking how you can help • Donating books and/or computers to your local school or library • Volunteering as tutors through a local school • Working with local literacy experts and agencies • Working to promote braille literacy Any club already doing the reading action program please let me know.
Please use the attached form for reporting any activity. I can be reached at [email protected] or by my cell phone 603-770-9396.
Sincerely,
Mario Izzo - Lions Youth Services Reading Action Program
Lions Youth Services
Mul ple Districts 44
Reading Ac on Program
Repor ng Club Name: __________________________________
Ac vity Type: _________________________________________
Ac vity Descrip on:
Number of People Served: _________
Number of Lion Hours : _________
Number of Lions Par cipa ng: _________
Funds Raised: ________
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Lions Crew at Work
Is your club interested in a new way to reach out to the community? Lions Crew at Work is a program sponsored by Lions Club Interna onal. It involves finding a need in your community that requires a group of concerned people to spend a day or more making a posi ve change. This might involve building a playground for a ba ered women's or homeless shelter, building shelves for a local food pantry, repairing a public park or playground, remodeling a community or senior center or any one of countless other projects.
You start with finding a need and then outlining a plan to meet that need. Seek out community support to donate skilled labor and materials. Invite the community to par cipate in the “work par es” designed to accomplish your goal. Publicize Lions during the event both by media cov‐erage and by simply wearing iden fying Lions logo a re. This type of project benefits both the community and the local Lions club. Those that help with the project and those who see or read about it are all poten al new members.
I know some clubs are already doing these types of projects. The work projects at Camp Pride are a good example of a district‐wide Lions Crew at Work project. Clubs that conduct projects like Roadside Clean Ups or Tree Plan ngs are also par cipa ng in the spirit of this ini a ve. Lions Crew at Work is a way to “Reach New Heights” by raising the bar on some of the projects we are already doing. The informa on available at the LCI website will help give you ideas to increase the value your club gives and receives from these projects. When you go to the website, click on “How We Serve”, then select “Community and Environment Programs”. On that page, you will find a link for “Lions Crew at Work” that will bring you to a descrip on of the program and a list of available resources. GLT Jerry Vaccaro also has resources available to help you survey your com‐munity to determine higher areas of need.
Remember, if you plan one of these projects, we want to hear about it. Please contact me ([email protected]) and write a summary for our district newsle er. Pictures are great, too.
Marilyn Richardson ‐ Community and Cultural Ac vi es ‐ District 44H Chairperson
THE DOGSIGHT PROJECT
A Program of the New Hampshire Lions Multiple District 44 – Health Services Board
Fi een Years!
We of the DogSight Project are celebrating 15 years of raising funds for Fidelco and spreading the word about guide dogs and Fidelco Guide Dogs in particular. We still offer “Travels with Ruby” even though Rose is the new dog, and topics can include the white cane, living with limited vision or Guide Dog facts. We would like to raise $15,000 this year to celebrate our 15th anniversary and we have some incentives for you to consider. Your club can designate a $250 donation to sponsor a guide dog harness, a $500 donation to sponsor a kennel at Fidelco for half a year or a $1000 donation to sponsor a kennel for an entire year. Your club’s name and town will appear on the harness or will be displayed outside the kennel. And, as before, any donation of $300 or more will receive a paw banner patch and a $1000 donation can be used for a Loyal Shepherd Fellowship rather than a kennel sponsorship. If you have any questions about these new sponsorships, just ask me!
Respectfully submitted, Linda Piekarski Chair, the DogSight Project [email protected]
Multi-District 44 Maico Pilot Audiometer
The digital Pilot screens children as young as three years old.
To schedule a screening, contact your
2015 – 2016 Hearing Equipment Coordinator.
Southern NH Coordinator: Zones: 1 - 4 Ana Ortega Merrimack Lions Club 225 Baboosic Lake Rd Merrimack, NH 03054 [email protected] Mobile: 603-289-9174
Northern NH Coordinator: Zones: 5 – 7/8 Rosalie Smith Hopkinton Lions Club 425 Little Tooky Road Contoocook, NH 03229 [email protected] Home: 603-746-5781 Mobile: 603-848-3402
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Order Your Two Year Lions Youth Services Calendars Now! Only $4.00 each
We need 200 orders before November 10th - Calendars will be mailed in December Contact Ellis Ring PO Box 214, Northwood, NH 03261 at
Res: 603-767-9313 E:[email protected]
Deadline extended to December 15th!
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Camp Pride Updates At our last board meeting we had a special dinner at the Atkinson Resort And Country Club. The purpose of this dinner was to present a brick to these Folks. All of them went above and beyond for camp Pride last year. The group were presented to be placed in our walk way in front of the administration building. I had the honor of introducing each of our guests and give a brief description of what they have done for Camp Pride. It was a memorable evening sharing the history of the camp and thanking them for all they did. The camp is officially closed for the season. With quite a bit of hard work all of the projects on our list have been completed. We just signed the contract to replace two foundations on cabins in dire need. That work will be started soon. I will update you all at our next cabinet meeting. Al Goldstein 1st VDG President Camp Pride 603-913-1281 [email protected]
Opera on Kids Sight
Scheduling your first screening
Start small if you are new to holding a screening.
Do a small day care. Perhaps a member has a child or
grandchild in day care.
Start with one class of 15 to 30 students. Once you have
completed a smaller screening you will see how easy it is and
you will be anxious to begin with full grade school screenings.
Spring is a good me to plan for the larger screening if you
want to start small first. Speak with the school to see what will
work best for their schedule. If you have ques ons or
concerns contact the Zone Coordinators and they can help or
find someone who will.
Diabetes Awareness
November is Diabetes Awareness Month
What is your club planning for a service ac vity? Check out
Lions Interna onal for ideas and resources.
Marie Hall, RN Cer fied Diabetes Educator
603‐686‐6935 [email protected]
Bob Worden & wife- Pinacle Physical Therapy Lenny Hall & wife - Uptack Plumbing
Faith Merchant & guest TD Bank John Fuerer - Fuerer Lumber
Phil & Paul Busby - Busby Construction Northwood Lake Racing Association
Sm Sgt Todd & Victoria Buttrick AFNG Liberty Mutual Rep, Peter Houde
Don & Hannah Houde Jim & Karen Robinson
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Does your Club donate to LCIF, do YOU? For more than four decades, Lions Clubs International Foundation has relied on the generosity of individuals to carry out our humani-tarian work. Donations make possible our worldwide efforts to restore sight, provide disaster relief, support youth and address other humanitarian needs. Over the past decade LCIF Grants to our District have exceeded LCIF donations from individuals and Clubs within the District. To support these programs, there are four areas of giving from which to choose when making a contribution: Area of Greatest Need, Disaster, Sight and Youth. Donations within these four areas are eligible for Melvin Jones Fellowship recognition; donations beyond these areas will be honored by LCIF but will not be eligible for MJF recognition. When you give to the Foundation, you can be sure that your contribution is making a difference in the lives of people in need. It's easy to make a donation online, and there are several other ways to make a donation and contribute. Recognition programs for Lions pro-vide one way for us to honor the generous dedication Lions have to supporting LCIF. If your Club does not donate to LCIF please encourage them to do so. As individuals we can also give. For as little as $20.00 you can become a contributing Member. You can also set up a plan, either through your Club, or directly with LCIF to give on a regular basis. As your District LCIF Chairperson I am here to help in any way I can. If you have any questions or would like to donate, please con-tact me at PccBill.LCIF44H @yahoo.com Thank you.
Bill Rathbun, Past Council Chairman LCIF District Coordinator “Give ‘til it hurts”
HOLIDAYS FOOD DRIVE
Last year at the last minute I challenged all of the clubs to do a food drive in November to help support the Holidays. While it was a little last
minute, many clubs stepped up and got it done. I am once again challenging all of you to do it again.
There are many people in the state that are challenged every day to
provide themselves or their families for a nutritious meal. Anything we can do is a plus. Whether it is a true food drive or holiday baskets or
donations to your local food pantries, let’s see what we can do to make it a little better for our neighbors.
Let’s all share our successes in future newsletter!
Al Goldstein 1st Vice District Governor
District 44H New Hampshire 603-913-1281
Proud To serve With All Of You
The Lions Clubs International Centennial Celebration kicked off in July 2014 and ends in June 2018. Your club has the opportunity to earn a banner patch each year by serving those in four major categories.
They are: engaging our youth, sharing the vision, relieving the hunger and protecting our environment. Sound familiar? They should, as they are four of the categories of giving for the Lions Clubs International Foundation. Your club is already doing service projects in these areas, so all that is required is reporting to MyLCI. Don’t forget to add pictures! They could show up on Facebook, twitter or in the Lion magazine. Another way to participate is with inviting new members. Centennial membership awards are available. Be the first in your club to receive the Centennial Sponsor pin! Here’s a great recruiting tool – every new Lion benefits 23 people! 23 people! Let your prospective members know that and see how quickly they join. Take time to assess your community needs and plan a Centennial project that leaves a lasting impression. We, as Lions, need to let our communi-ties know all the good works we do and that we will continue to do them for the next 100 years. Plan a project today! PDG Toni Olden Centennial Chair [email protected]
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NASHUA EVEREST CENTENNIAL CLUB CHARTER NIGHT ~ OCTOBER 10, 2015
Above: Lions Memorial at Roger Williams Park in
Providence, Rhode Island
Le : DG Henry reading names of Lions in District
44N who have passed this past year
Right: DG Sco reading names of Lions in District
44H who have passed this year.
All Lions who have passed this past year will be
greatly missed and we honor their service at this
Necrology service.
Nashua Everest Centennial Lions Club Members during induc on
PCC Mike Baillargeon inducts the charter members of the Nashua Everest
Centennial Lions Club
PID Ed Lecius, KL Umesh Koirala and Secretary Shanta Bist
DG Sco installing the new officers of the Nashua Everest Centennial Lions Club
New members of the club with the Membership Ma ers Banner
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HEALTH SERVICES BOARD h p://www.nhlions.org/healthservice
VISION 2016 Contact MCC Terri McGrew at [email protected]
to donate or volunteer
EYEGLASS & HEARING AIDS COLLECTION & RECYCLING
Dave Rogers 166 Rockingham Road, Auburn NH 03032
Res phone: 603-627-1036 E-mail: [email protected]
EYEGLASS SHIPPING DONATIONS Donations are welcome to help offset The cost of shipping the eyeglasses
Please send checks to: Hampton Area Lions Club
PO Box 1088 ~ Hampton, NH 03843
NEWSLETTER DISTRIBUTION
This newsletter is E-Mailed via Constant Contact to all District 44-H members who have e-mail addresses on file with LCI ~ Lions Clubs International.
Presidents and secretaries, please coordinate and make a copy available to members that to not have E-Mail. All E-Mail changes must be made on the LCI website by your club secretary. If you have opted out of receiving the
fellowship in the past, you also opted out of the district newsletter because we shared the same contact list. This issue has been resolved. To receive the newsletter again, you must obtain a copy of the newsletter E-Mail and click
on the join our mailing list link.
NEWSLETTER SUBMISSION AND DEADLIINE
Deadline for submitting articles to be published in the newsletter is the 20th of each month. To keep the size of the newsletter reasonable, most event articles will be reduced to 1/4 page.
Clubs and district committees with multiple articles for the same newsletter should consolidate the articles into one submission that does not to exceed one page.
Submissions should be in MS‐Word or MS‐Publisher No PDFs please Conver ng a PDF is me consuming to do correctly for it to be read by our sightless
member’s tools. Newsle er submissions should be sent to Valencia Wilson E: [email protected]
Be sure to schedule you vision screening with your schools and day care centers early so you will know you have the screener
available. Many clubs have already made reservations for September and October. Our goal is to get to 20,000
screenings for this year. We would love to see 100% participation for all clubs. If you need some help please contact your zone coor-
dinator. Their names and contact information will be posted on the district web site shortly.
Questions? Please contact Lion Becky Brown at [email protected] or cell # 603-560-5833
Spot vision screener use and reservations for 2015-2016
THE NOVEMBER 4th MD 44 COUNCIL MEETING LOCATION HAS BEEN CHANGED TO:
BLAKE'S RESTAURANT located at
353 South Main Street in Manchester
Any questions please contact
MCC Terri McGrew at [email protected]
