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 Carl J. Freeland, District Governor

                                                                                                                                                      July 2003

 


A Note from DG Carl:

 

Text Box: 2003-2004 CABINET
 
Camp Leo                             Jan Norman, Olympia Host
 
CARE                                      PZC Dennis Reed, Lacey Sunrise
 
Club Branch                         PDG Bob Wagers, Gig Harbor
 
Contests & Awards           Rose Becker, Spanapark
                                                John Fisher, Spanapark 
 
Convention Chair                John Budzak, Jr., Puyallup
 
Cultural & Community Activities & Diabetes Education
                                                PCC Dick Risley, Poulsbo
                                                PZC Allen Petchnick, Covington
 
District Roster                     PZC Rena Larson, Graham Sunrise
 
Environment                        PZC Grace Gius, Lakewood First
                                                Roberta Pinson, Lacey Sunrise
 
Extension                             PDG Mike Gayda, Lakewood First  
 
Hearing                                 PZC Bob Johnson, Puyallup
 
Information Technology    PZC Dave McClintock, Spanaway
 
International Understanding & Cooperation
                                                PDG Larry Grace, Puyallup
 
Journey for Diabetes         VDG Frank Paul, Graham Sunrise
                                                Ivan Lewis, Graham Sunrise           
 
LCIF                                        PZC Frank Pearce, Tacoma SE
 
Leadership                           PZC Ida Malone, Bremerton Central
                                                PZC Jan McCaffrey, Lakewood 1st
 
Leo Clubs                             Gloria Grubert, Lakewood First
                                                Judy Stephenson, Bremerton Cen.
 
Membership                        PCC Dick Risley, Poulsbo
                                                IPZC Tom Lonn, Eatonville
 
Newsletter Editor               Jacqueline Pratt, Yelm
  
Opportunities for Youth    Helen Paterson, Silverdale Sunrise
 
Peace Poster                      PZC Rena Larson, Graham Sunrise
 
Public Relations & Lions Information
                                                PZC John Doyle, Tacoma SE
 
Sight Conservation & Sightfirst
                                                Brenda Shaw, Puyallup
 
Youth Exchange                  IPZC Sue Madsen, Kent
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Greetings!

 

We’re off and running

at the beginning of a

busy year.  I had a

great trip to Denver

where I met incoming

District Governors from

around the world.  We

were all in class for 4

days, learning to lead our fellow Lions in doing

greater things this year.  Our new International

President, Tae-Sup Lee, is asking that we “step

out of the box” and to continue our drive for

TWO new clubs in every district and for every

club to end the year with a plus in membership.

 

While I was away, some dedicated Lions were

working very hard to get our new roster ready

so we can have it available at Banner Passing.

 

We have a great opportunity to join other Lions

from all across the United States and Canada

in Portland, OR for the USA/Canada Leader-

ship Forum in September.  It’s an opportunity

for fellowship as well as learning.  The guest

speakers are some of the best in the country;

they will really get you motivated to go out and

work hard for the good of your communities.

 

 

To all you busy Lions in the "Class District",

keep up all of your great works!

                                   

                                                District Governor

                                    Carl J. Freeland

Text Box: 2003-2004 CABINET
 
District Governor Carl Freeland
   (360) 871-6148            adfahill@earthlink.net
 
Vice District Governor Frank Paul
   (253) 846-7360                  afpaul@juno.com
 
IPDG – District Advisor Jim LaBelle
   (360) 456-5775        jimlabelle@hotmail.com
 
Cabinet Secretary Karen Schrodt
   (253) 848-2712                 kschrodt@aol.com
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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USA/Canada Lions Leadership Forum

September 18-20 in Portland, OR

Take advantage of this great opportunity to hear five professional, inspirational speakers; participate in 40 forums; and enjoy the fellowship of Lions from throughout the USA and Canada.  What an opportunity!  All this is taking place in our own back yard – it won’t get any closer to us for at least the next 5 years.  So far we have 15 Lions from 19C signed up.  Don’t be left out!  Get your registration in now for only $175 (it goes up to $185 after August 15th).

Just a few of the seminar topics: Our Lions Quest Program, Leadership “a la Murphy’s Law”, Goal Setting -- Key to a Club’s Future, Public Speaking – New Approaches, and Challenges in Communications.  Also, Club Presidents will have an officer session with our new International President Tae-Sup “TS” Lee.

And it’s not all training – several tours will be available, including a Portland City Tour, Lewis & Clark Country Tour, and Evergreen Air Museum and Winery Tour.

At the 2002 Forum in Fort Worth, there were 3,000 attendees, including 30 Lions from MD19.  Almost half of those attendees pre-registered for the Portland Forum before they left Fort Worth.  That tells us it’s well worth the effort of driving down I-5 to Portland!

Check out the website at www.usa-canada-lions-forum.com.

For more information or a registration form, call Marilynn Danby at (253) 471-0180 or e-mail at marilynn.danby@prodigy.net

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BANNER PASSING ON MONDAY, AUG. 4
 
Where:  Tacoma Elks Club on Union Ave. 
                                    
            Social:  6:30 pm        Dinner: 7:00 pm
 
Hosted by:  Spanapark Early Risers Lions Club
 
Cost:  $15    Includes lemon-almond chicken                          dinner and 1 door prize ticket
 
Door Prize:  Lap quilt made by First Lady Frances!
 
All Lions are invited to come support DG Carl and to cheer your own Zone Banner as it’s passed from the IPZC to the new ZC.   
 
RSVP:  Lion Penni Williams at (253) 846-9697
            By Monday, July 28th
 

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Text Box: NOTES TO ZONE CHAIRMEN:
 
Don’t forget to keep District Secretary Karen informed of any changes in your schedule so she can update DG Carl.
 
Also, please let her know as soon as possible where each of your zone meetings will be held.  She can then pass this information on to be published in the 19C Newsletter.
 

NOTES TO ZONE CHAIRMEN:

 

Don’t forget to keep District Secretary Karen informed of any changes in your schedule so she can update DG Carl.

 

Also, please let her know as soon as possible where each of your zone meetings will be held.  She can then pass this information on to be published in the 19C Newsletter.

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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                        RECENT NEWS:

 

ANNUAL CONVENTION IN DENVER

 

The new Lions International President is Tae-Sup “TS” Lee of Seoul, Republic of Korea.  He has been a Lion since 1975 and is currently a member of the Seoul Sejong Lions Club.  His slogan for 2003-2004 will be “Innovation: Gateway to Our Future”.  His goals include establishing two new Lions Clubs in each district.

 

It was announced that at the end of June 2003, there were 1920 new Lions Clubs and an increase of 13,807 members worldwide!

 

All amendments were passed, including the dues increase, necessitated by a combination of decreased membership and increased expenses.  This amounts to a total of $15, implemented over the next 3 years.  Annual dues for 2003/4 will rise from $24.00 to $28.25.

 

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Text Box: District 19C Clubs donated over $22,800 to LCIF in 2002/3, the highest in MD19!

 

 

 

 

 


The Skookumchuck Bike Challenge was held on June 14th, and we had a good time and raised money for a wonderful cause.

This year we will be sending the Northwest Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation $1200!

We are getting to know some of the riders by their first names as they have come out to support us for the last three rides.

To the clubs that helped us with manpower and/or donations, we all send you our sincerest THANK YOU.  We hope those who missed out on the fun this year will join us next year.

Text Box: Text Box: The 2003-2004 District Roster is now at the printers and will be available for purchase on Aug. 4th at Banner Passing.
 
$3.50 each or $10 for 3 copies
 
 
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UPCOMING EVENTS:

 

Lions Journey for Diabetes

Orting Trail System -- July 26, 2003

Contact:  Lion Ivan Lewis at (253) 847-4630 or VDG Frank Paul at (253) 846-7360 or      afpaul@juno.com.

 

MD19 Lions Fall Forum

“Exploring New Frontiers”

October 3-4, 2003 in Lewiston, Idaho

 

Headquarters Hotel:
Red Lion Hotel, Lewiston
$64.00 in older portion of hotel, $74.00 in Seaport Suites (annex of main hotel; some meetings & meals held here), $84.00 in newer portion of hotel
Reservations: (800) 232-6730 Mention Lions Convention for above rates
Deadline: September 15, 2003

 

Peace Poster Contest

PZC Rena Larson will be visiting clubs to encourage Lions to contact local grade schools to participate this Fall.

Contact: PZC Rena at (360) 569-2240 or LionrenaL@aol.com

 

Eyeglasses Recycling Center

 


PZC Bob Pinson is working to get a location for a new recycling center right here in District 19C.

Contact: PZC Bob at (360) 493-2020 or rpinson@att.net.

 

 

 

GOT NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENTS?

 

Contact Editor Jacqueline Pratt

(360) 894-4019 or e-mail to 2Lions4Yelm@ywave.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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July - September
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Date

Zone

Club

Time

2003

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

July 7

 

LEMPR Meeting at Ben Dews Rest.

6:30 PM

July 21

C-5

Puyallup South Hill

7 PM

July 22

C-4

Silverdale Sunrise

7 AM

July 25/26

 

Council of Governors, Osoyoos, BC

 

July 29

C-6

C-6 Zone Meeting - Chambers Restaurant, Panorama City, Lacey

6:30 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

August 4