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Bowling for Sight Update
Our annual Dick Gould Memorial Bowling for Sight was held on February 22nd at Ten Pin Lanes. We had 33 bowlers who bowled a total of 92 games.
Proceeds from individual sponsors go toward vision specific needs in the Middletown area.
Thanks to all who donated and a special thanks goes out to the staff at Ten Pin Lanes.
We look forward to seeing you again next year. A post will follow with the details on total funds raised.
Website Committee Meeting MLC
Met at 5:30PM Cafe 920 to get started discussing website.
St Marys Center Day at Bball Game
Lion H.D. Wilson is heading up what will hope will be an annual event. Lions will accompany staff and students from St Mary’s Center to a University of Louisville women’s basketball game on Saturday February 28th.
Contact Lion HD Wilson for details on meeting times.
Bowling for Sight back to orignal time 1:00PM
Just as another reminder that the Annual Dick Gould Bowling for Sight will start at 1:00PM on Sunday February 22nd, instead of 1:30 PM.
This was emailed out by Tim Beard but I wanted to post it here as well.
If you haven’t signed up yet you can download the form online now. If you’re in the Middletown area and looking for some fun on a Sunday afternoon contact us to participate.
Pres Perry’s take away on Ky Lions Dist 43 Conf
Spent last Saturday at the Roy Caywood Sr. Conference. Sounds boring huh? That’s how I usually look at these things, as I would much rather be with the three little munchkins, better known known as our grand-kids, Madison, Samuel and Mayson.
However, it was a very worthwhile day. I helped with the conference sign in, then attended some of the conference training sessions. Very informative and helpful.
My favorite was a session on Membership Growth led by PDG Joie Mills, then commented on by 2nd VP Sid Scruggs. What a powerful speaker and motivator Sid Scruggs is. He motivated me to do a session for our club on exactly what is Lionism.
We oldies (you know who I’m talking about) take for granted what Lionism is all about, however we have a whole new slate of members that listen to our old ways, and they may have some refreshing new ideas on how we do the old things, for example “blogging”.
If you think Lionism isn’t important you should have been there to hear Misty Zinner’s testimony. Very powerful!
Whoever thought OLDIE Perry Lyons would be blogging. Complaing or griping maybe, but blogging? Now way.
Looking forward to our next meeting.
Perry
