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Congratulations to Jim Stone, our big 50/50 winner… pictured here
incognito and who, with his wife Martha, has left town and we
understand is currently in hiding from the IRS.
February-a very interesting month… Ground Hog Day, Valentines
Day. Snowbirds departed or departing, and the time when we recruit
new officers and committee chairs for the New Year, which begins
July 1st.
Ground hog Day is when that varmint is dragged from his warm
home - held up in front of a multitude of people and has to look at
his shadow to predict the future weather.
Valentines Day is the day you give flowers, candy, gems and other
tokens of your love to a very significant other to reaffirm your
feelings for that person.
February is also the month we start searching for people to take
office and help lead our club forward.
It is very easy to pass the buck and say, "No, ask so and so."
We have always had good Presidents and a strong Board to back
up, assist, and carry out the club's needs.
It would be wonderful and show real faith in Lionism if each one of
us would select an office that we could fill and volunteer for that job.
The task of finding dedicated people would be minimized and the
club would have people at the helm who are truly dedicated to
Click for Club Activities
Congratulations to Jim Stone, our big 50/50 winner… pictured here
incognito and who, with his wife Martha, has left town and we
understand is currently in hiding from the IRS.
February-a very interesting month… Ground Hog Day, Valentines
Day. Snowbirds departed or departing, and the time when we recruit
new officers and committee chairs for the New Year, which begins
July 1st.
Ground hog Day is when that varmint is dragged from his warm
home - held up in front of a multitude of people and has to look at
his shadow to predict the future weather.
Valentines Day is the day you give flowers, candy, gems and other
tokens of your love to a very significant other to reaffirm your
feelings for that person.
February is also the month we start searching for people to take
office and help lead our club forward.
It is very easy to pass the buck and say, "No, ask so and so."
We have always had good Presidents and a strong Board to back
up, assist, and carry out the club's needs.
It would be wonderful and show real faith in Lionism if each one of
us would select an office that we could fill and volunteer for that job.
The task of finding dedicated people would be minimized and the
club would have people at the helm who are truly dedicated to
