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By Lion Judi Olson, Club Secretary
7 June 2010 Board Meeting
June 7, 2010 Board of Directors' Meeting
02 June 2010 Student Scholarship Presentations
19 May 2010 Regular Club Meeting
12 May 2010 Board Meeting
5 May 2010 Regular Club Meeting
14 Apr 2010 Board Meeting
Minutes from Board Meeting of April 14, 2010
Meeting called to order at 7:30 p.m. Present were Lions Sondra Tersigni, Frank and Joann Wayland, Bill Newyear, Tina Steibel, Scott Wedding, John McLane and Bev Kirkelie.
The Treasurer Report was given by Lion Bill.
Lion Bill is proposing an increase in our dues of $1 per month. Lion Joan moved that this proposal be brought to the club meeting, seconded by Lion Scott, motion carried.
Lion John moved that our club will donate toward Melvin Jones for Governor Dave, Lion Bill seconded the Motion. The motion carried.
Lion Sondra addressing the fact that other clubs have badges noting ‘Melvin Jones Fellow‛, will be ordering new badges for those who have achieved this status should they want it.
Lion Tina reported that the 50/50 at the pancake breakfast was a real success and everyone in attendance was happy to buy tickets.
Lion Tina moved that the Lions half of all the 50/50 tickets sold at the Pancake Breakfasts be designated to our Scholarship Fund, Lion Joann seconded and the motion was carried.
Lion Lucy was not present to discuss the Pancake Breakfast results; however, Lion Bill is working to calculate how much money is brought in each month and the amount of expenses.
Lion Bill reported on the Scholarship applications.
Lion Joann informed us that the checks for the Presidents’ Dinner scheduled for April 30 at the Odyssey Restaurant is needed by the next meeting.
It has come to the Board’s attention that a Membership Chair was not elected.
Under new business:
Delegates are needed for the 4L1 Convention in Ontario May 14-16.
Lion Bill has an idea for an Advertising T-Shirt, where ads on the shirt would be sold.
Also it was noted that bottled water and diet cokes are need for the bar.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Lion Bev Kirkelie
7 Apr 2010 Club Goods& Services Auction
Acton Lions Club
Acton Community Club
April 7, 2010
Goods and Services Auction
Meeting was called to order at 7:34 by President Sondra. Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion Dan and the invocation by Lion Steve.
Tail Twister - absent
VDG Marcia's guest was John Subic.
Dinner was served.
Meeting resumed at 8:09 with a celebration of April birthdays.
Secretary's Report was given - Judi announced that info was needed from members in order for her to complete the Governor's Club Contest submission. Please remit by April 21.
Treasurer's Report was given and PDG Bill announced that the club had received a donation of the Lions Flag Set and a bingo spinner. He also announced that the Leo funds would be forthcoming to be deposited into the club funds.
Report on City of Hope - $250 was donated to the City; an overview of the visit was given.
President Appreciation Dinner - a final count of attendees was made for this event to be held on April 30 at the Odyssey in Woodland Hills.
Pancake Breakfast - signups were sought to staff this event.
Election of officers:
the Nominating Committee offered the following slate of officers for Lions year 2010-2011
President Sondra Tersigni
1st VP Luci Sweron
2nd VP Sandy Madsen
3rd VP Virginia Wedding
Secretary Judi Olson
Treasurer Marty Larsen
Lion Tamer John McLane
Tail Twister Tina Steibel
1 year board members Joanne Wayland and Ed Cohen
2 year board members Bev Kirkelie and Tony Tersigni
There were no nominations from the floor.
Secretary suggested that she cast one vote for the slate.
VDG Marcia made a motion that the entire membership cast their own votes; seconded by PDG Bill.
Motion carried.
A vote was taken; the slate was elected unanimously.
Goods and Services Auction was conducted by PDG Bill. Results to be announced at next meeting.
Meeting adjourned
Respectfully submitted ,
Judi Olson, Secretary.
17 Mar 2010 Regular Club Meeting
Acton Lions Club
Acton Community Club
March 17, 2010
Meeting was called to order at 7:30 by President Sondra. 20 Lions in attendance; guests were Agie and Pete Busford and Doc and Margot Loudermilk from the Toluca Lake Lions Club.
Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion John.
Invocation by Dan Horner.
Tail Twister Renee fined Lions for failing to wear their club badge and/or for not wearing anything green in observance of St. Patrick's Day.
An Irish dinner was held after the opening followed by a brief business meeting.
Secretary's and Treasurer's reports were given. Several announcements were made of upcoming events in the district.
Club was reminded that the April Pancake Breakfast would be held on the second Sunday of the month.
Representatives from Toluca Lake Lions presented info and tickets for their fundraiser on April 24 - a cocktail party and auction.
A guest speaker - Steve Beasley - author of a new book about the bandleader Kay Kayser addressed the club. Mr. Beasley introduced his subject by referring to the book jacket of his work, showed a short video about Kayser and then a slide show featuring the musician and his career. He also had copies of his book available for purchase that night.
Meeting adjourned at 8;45.
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Nominating committee met at 7:00 and composed a list of potential officers for 2010-2011.
Scholarship committee met at 7:15 and decided the following: the club will award three $1,000 scholarships to residents of Acton. Lion PDG Bill will handle the publicit and applications. Committee will meet at a later date to review applications.
10 Mar 2010 Board Meeting
Acton Lions Club
Board of Directors Meeting
March 10, 2010
7:30
Meeting was held at Stallion Meadows Clubhouse with the following members attending:
Lions Joanne, Bev, Luci, Ed, Judi, PDG Bill, Renee, Mike, John, Virginia and Scott.
Agenda Items:
1. Leo Club Accounts: accounts had been closed out by Lion Fred since the Leos were no longer active. Monies will be returned to the Acton Lions Club.
2. Eyemobile - $65 is due to the club for the expenses incurred when the vehicle was last used by an Acton Lion.
3. Proposal by Bill Newyear:
that the Lions of the AV clubs have an informational booth at the Antelope Valley Fair. This would have to be staffed by Lions from 3-11 on weekdays and 11-11 on weekends. Bill will contact the other AV clubs to see if there is any interest on their part.
4. City of Hope Open House - March 28. Tours begin at 9:00 with a complimentary lunch and program for attendees at 11:00.
5. Lions Bar - if the club runs a bar for any event, then the club has to obtain a temporary liquor license; if anyone else or any other group runs a bar, they must obtain their own license.
6. Desert Region Meeting - March 12-13 in Tehachapi. Lions planning to attend are the Waylands, the Tersignis, the Newyears and the Cohens.
7. Pancake Breakfast - Second Sunday in April - 50-50 raffle to be conducted.
8. Nominating Committee and Scholarship Committee to meet at 7:00 just prior to the next regular meeting - 3.17.
Nominating Committee = VDG Marcia, Luci and Judi
Scholarship Committee = PDG Bill, Tina, Judi, Virginia and Joanne.
9. Meals - 4/7 will be the Easter Potluck with Lions Joanne and Sandi organizing the meal.
4/21 will be organized by Lions Tina and the Larsens.
10. Raffle Tickets are available for the M.E.N.D project (see President)
11. Firefighters' Apreciation Dinner - to be held in the spring - tabled until March board meeting.
12. Election of new club Officers to be held at April 7th meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 8:40.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
3 March 2010 Regular Club Meeting
Acton Lions Club March 3, 2010 Minutes
Called to order at 7:35
Flag salute by PDG Ron Burdick;
Invocation by Lion Steve Lester
Introduction of PDG Ron Burdick
Tail Twisting Quiz by Lion Renee
No minutes to read
Financial Report was given by PDG Bill.
Dan and Dolly Horner were inducted by PDG Ron Burdick.
2 Lions attended and read for the children for Read Across America.
City of Hope will have its affair with no fee for admission.
VDG Marcia is putting together a nominating committee and a Scholarship committee is being formed.
PDG Bill talked about the by-laws for the district. With no drastic changes a motion was approved to send them to the district.
Birthdays were celebrated. A mention was made to keep Lions Marilyn, Joann and Fred in our thoughts.
Upcoming events mentioned were:
- Goods and services auction April 1
- Day at the Races on April 11
- Strides walk for Diabetes, the 18th
- District Student speakers on the 24th of April
- April 30th President’s Dinner
- District Convention May 13-16
- $600 will be donated to scholarship fund for Cole Spears.
- Lion Virginia will be donating items for Cases for Kids
Lion Virginia donated wine for raffle and it was won by Lion Renee.
Meeting Adjourned at 9:05
17 Feb 2010 Club Student Speaker Contest
Acton Lions Club
February 17, 2010
Special Meeting - Student Speakers' Contest Chairman PDG Bill Newyear
Meeting began at 7:00 with the Pledge of Allegiance being led by Zone Chairman Walt Satalino.
Topic of Speech - "Health Care: How will it affect us?"
Contestants:
1. Jessica Brown Paraclete
2. Jason Brown Home-schooled
3. Justin Nichols VHS
4. Marissa Elder QHHS
5. Joe Rankin Home-schooled
6. Michele Antinucci Paraclete
7. Molly Smith VHS
8. Kyle Caldwell Home-schooled
Judges:
1. Teresa Spencer
2. Michelle Rago
3. Nancy Finkel
4. Marianne Mafnis
5. Diane Nagy
6. George Nagy
Winner: Joe Rankin
Prizes awarded: $25 to each contestant; $50 to the winner
Dinner served: Sloppy Joes prepared by Lions Bev and Luci.
16 Club members attended this event.
No regular business was conducted.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00.
2.3.2010 Regular Club Meeting
Regular Meeting, February 3,
2010
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:32. 17 Lions present and two guests - Region Chairman Peter Rowland of the LA International Club and President Gail Adams, LA International Lions.
Pledge of Allegiance: conducted by RC Peter
Invocation led by President Gail.
Dinner was catered by Lions Renee and Beverly.
February Birthdays celebrated were Lions John McLane and Dan Horner.
50/50 was conducted by Lion Tina.
Secretary's Report: Accepted as read.
Treasurer's Report: Accepted as read.
Agenda Items:
1. Region Meeting - 1/23 Acton Lions donated $250
to Haitian Relief through LCIF.
2. Scholarship Committee - Volunteers to serve on this
committee are: PDG Bill, Lions Tina, Judi,
Board will designate a chairman and
meeting schedule.
3. Cases for Kids - no report
4. Student Speakers Contest - Feb. 17 - 6:30 start - please
be prompt. Timers, tellers and door monitor were appointed.
5. Flag Day -
former Lion Laura Skorich will be asked to organize this event.
6. Read Across
7. Memorial Donation - Harriet Madsen, mother of Lion Sandy
and a Charter Member of the Acton Lions, passed away recently.
The club voted unanimously to make a donation
in her memory to the Acton Community Club - an organization she vigorously supported.
Presentation by RC Peter and Pres. Gail
As members of the LA International
Lions Club, they announced the
Club's annual Chinese New
Year Fundraiser - 2010
being the 44th year that this celebration has been held.
When: February 20th
Where: Empress
Pavilion in
Cost:
$50.00 per person tables of 10 available
The evening will feature a
10 course dinner, raffles and door prizes.
Coincidentally,
the Annual Chinese New Year Parade is held in
8. 1000 corks - Lion Luci has come into possession of these
items and is looking for either ways to use them or for a group that could use
them for crafts projects, etc. Contact her with your ideas.
9. Pancake Breakfast - March - first Sunday. April Breakfast
falls on Easter
Sunday. Board will discuss the possible changing of the date at
their next meeting.
10. President Sondra conducted a live auction of Corn Chips and
Salsa for Super
Bowl Sunday. Lion Luci won with a bid of $7.50
Meeting adjourned at 8:40.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
1.13.2010 Board Meeting
Secretary's Report: accepted as read
Treasurer's Report: accepted as read
1. Speaker for Jan. 20 -- Flora Belle Reece -presentation about women pilots in WWII.Meeting adjourned at 9:00
2. Orientation Meeting - Jan. 14-presented by VDG Marcia and Lion Tina
3. Tail Twister - board discussed various ways of making business meeting more exciting. (games, 50/50 raffle at each meeting)
4. Membership applications – board unanimously voted to approve the applications of Dan and Dolly Horner
5. February Scholarship Fundraiser -Many ideas were discussed; committee needs to be formed; Chairman Scott Wedding.
Also, proposal was made to have Pancake Breakfasts year round and sell 50/50 tickets at every breakfast. Board will vote on proposals at Feb. board meeting.
6. Scholarship Committee - needs to be formed; PDG Bill will serve on it.
7. New LA ChineseLions Club being formed. PDG Bill suggested that we present the Acton lions' surplus Lions regalia to the club in recognition of their being chartered.
8. Acton-Agua Dulce Readers Club - Lion Bill proposed donating $200 for books to be given to VHS. Motion approved.
9. Cases for Kids -- Lion Virginia proposed donating surplus book bags to this Rosamond-based drive. Motion approved
10.Christmas tree lot - no report on proceeds. Over 30 trees were donated to Grace Resource Center and various recipients in Acton.
11. Student Speaker contest - Lion Bill will be meeting with the contestants prior to the contest with respect to rules and standards of presentation.
12. Eyemobile - Acton Lions will continue to use this vehicle as needed.
13. ASMO bingo - board voted to donate 2/3s of the profit to the organization. Approval with one nay.
14. LCIF Haiti Relief fund - collection will be made at January 20th meeting.
15. Flag Day - 3rd Friday in February - Chair is needed for this event.
16. Dinner Cost at Meetings - Lion Joann requested that a report be given at the next board meeting which will show the amounts of money spent in preparing the dinners and the amount collected that night from members. It is further proposed that the board establish a dollar limit for those ingredients in line with the price charged for the meal.
17. Read Across America - Lion Bill announced that this event will be held on March 2, 2010 and asked that more Lions commit themselves to participating as a reader that day. See him to sign up.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
1.6.2010 Regular Club Meeting
January 6, 2010
Meeting was
called to order by President Sondra at 7:31 pm, with guests
Dan and Dolly Horner, and the guest speaker, Zanya Biviano from the
President announced
the following:
- Leadership Training at Harris Ranch -Jan. 16, 17
- Valley Regional Meeting - Jan. 23
- Zone Chair Murillo celebration by Palmdale Lions on 1/23 at Chimbole Cultural Center from 7-12.
- MD 4 Convention - Feb. 5-7 in
Agenda:
1. January Birthday - Dr. Kent Madsen entertained the Lions with
his cake juggling act.
2. White Cane Day - Lion Virginia reported that the two remaining
certificates had been distributed.
3. Christmas Charity Donations (in lieu of baskets) - gift cards were
given to three
4. Guest Speaker Zanya Biviano presentation on Grief Support and
her Grief Kit. Lion Mike Godinez won a free copy of her CD.
5. Treasurer Report accepted as read.
6. New member orientation - Thursday, Jan 14.7:00 at Stallion
Meadows. VDG Marcia and Lion Tina to
conduct the meeting. Dinner will be furnished.
7. Christmas Tree
8. Freezer - Lions John and Cari McLane are donating their gently
used freezer to the club. Motion made, seconded and passed to give them the $50
rebate awarded when the old
freezer is turned in.
9. Student Speaker Contest - Feb. 17 - 6:30. This event is well advertised
in the Country Journal.
10. Secret Greeter - Lion Renee
Meeting adjourned at 9:04
Respectfully
submitted,
16 December 2009 Holiday Club Meeting
The meeting was called to order by President Sondra.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by IPP Virginia.
The invocation was given by Lion Annette.
The minutes from the last general meeting (December 2) and the minutes from the last board meeting (December 9) were read by Lion Ed. The minutes were approved as read.
The Treasurers Report was given by PDG Bill:
Tail Twister Renee fined Lions members who were not wearing their badges. She also checked to see if everyone was wearing festive holiday attire.
Meeting was adjourned for dinner. Food was brought by everyone and Lion John delighted us with turkey and ham.
Announcements were made regarding:
• MD 4 Convention will be held in Riverside on Feb. 5-7
• Rose Parade float decorating for our district will be on Dec. 27 from 11:00-4:00, President Sondra asked for volunteers
• International President's Breakfast will be on Dec. 31 in Pasadena
• Leadership Training will be taking place, if interested, information is available
• Valley Region will be on Jan. 23 at the Reseda Women's Center. This will be a short meeting to make it more cost effective.
A Membership Key was presented to PDG Bill Newyear for bringing members into the club.
At the Charter Party, Citizen of the Year was awarded to Lori Gurr. Lion of the Year was awarded to Lion Mike Godinez. President Sondra presented a Lion of the Year plaque to Lion Mike.
We welcomed a new member, Marty Larsen, into the Acton Lions. PDG Bill inducted him into the club. Lion Tina is his sponsor.
PDG Bill reported that he had an opportunity to speak with Stan Halperin (who is a former Lion). The Leos and the Lions Quest Program (The Lions Quest Program is a skills building program) were discussed. He supports the Acton Lions and would like to get the Leos reinstated. He will encourage students to participate in the Student Speakers Contest.
Lion Scott announced that as a Lions Fun Day we are reinstating the Pot Luck Breakfast on New Year’s morning. This is opportunity for Lions to get together to watch the Rose Parade and see our Lions float.
Lion Cari reported that the tree lot was doing well. She brought wreaths to sell for $20.00 which were provided by the Christmas tree grower.
Lion Sandy announced that on Dec. 18 the Acton Arts Council will sponsor an ensemble of holiday music. PDG Ron Burdick will be conducting the band. This event will be held at Acton School.
The Holiday Gift Exchange followed the business portion of the meeting.
Meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
IPP Virginia Wedding for Secretary Judi Olson
21 Oct 2009 Regular Club Meeting
ACTON LIONS' CLUB
Minutes of Meeting of October 21, 2009
Acton Community Center
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:34. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion John McLane; the Invocation offered by PDG Bill Newyear. One guest - Michele Miller. 19 Lions were in attendance.
Food was prepared by: Lions Steve and Cathy Lester. It was a marvelous steak dinner
Secretary's Reports: Minutes of regular meeting of October 7 and Minutes of Board meeting of October 14 were accepted as given. Board minutes - motions to approve by Lions John and Luci.
Treasurer's Report: Lion PDG Bill reported the following accounts status:
General Fund-$2,991.11 Administrative Fund - $390.90 Investment Fund - $11,568.25
Pancake Breakfast of Oct. 4 - $706.33 was donated to the 6th Grade Class for their educational field trip fund.
Fire Victims Fund - Please note revisions in amounts due to adjustments made since the Board Meeting.
$849.01 from the bar; $119.00 in tips; $137.43 used to repay purchaser of additional supplies that night;
Following a discussion initiated by Lion Cari, the amount donated to the fire victims fund was
increased from the original $197.53 to $243.34. Motion to change donated amount made by Lion Bill, seconded by Lion
Joanne. Approved.
Agenda Items:
1. Veterans' Memorial Plaque at Acton Park: Lion John reported that the project will cost $1,000. As of this date, $500 has been donated by the community. A motion was made by Lion Cari and seconded by Lion Sandy that the club donate $200. Approved.
2. Charter Party - Co-Chair Joann reported that the Party (12/6) will be at Le Chene Restaurant in Agua Dulce.
Cost per person = $40.00. Choice of three entrees - New York Steak Bordelaise Butter, Salmon Feuillette Beurre Blanc, Breast of Chicken with mushroom sauce. Evening will include entertainment by Michael D, the naming of Citizen of the Year, the naming of Lion of the Year and a 50/50 raffle. RESERVATIONS ARE DUE BY DECEMBER 2, 2009.
Make checks payable to Acton Lions Club.
3. Oktoberfest - Treasurer reported that this event showed a profit of $226.18.
4. Freezer - no status report
5. Christmas Tree Lot - announcement has been sent out to previous patrons and Lions. 100 trees have been ordered and 20 are already purchased. See Lion Cari for order forms.
6. Student Speakers - no report.
7. White Cane Day - ad in Country Journal; Please contact Co-Chairs Luci and Tina to sign up and spend a couple hours at a post in Acton or Agua Dulce.
8. Trunk or Treat - Halloween Eve - Lion Luci reported that each participating vehicle will be assigned a number for judging or a contestant may decorate a table in the pavilion. Prizes will be awarded. (event in Acton Park)
9. Visitations - President Sondra asked the Lions to sign up for a visitation to another club or event. Please see her at next meeting.
10. Sierra Region Meeting - attendees will report at November 4th meeting.
11. 50/50 Raffle will be revived and conducted at each meeting; Lion Tina volunteered to handle this project.
12. Lion Ed suggested that each issue of the Acton Pride include a "bio" of a member. This article may be in the form of a
questionnaire as to the identity of the Lion, a synopsis of their talents, etc. Look for it in the next issue.
13. ASMO Bingo 11/8 - Lions Cari and Tina will tentatively run the bar. Lion Joann will take over stock purchase for the bar.
Tina will also assume the duty of setting up the bar for each club meeting.
14. Chili Cook-Off - Women's Club Project December 4th - the Steibels will tend bar.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson
Secretary
10.7.2009 Regular Club Meeting
Minutes of Meeting of October 7, 2009
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:32. The Pledge
of Allegiance was led by Lion Tina; The Invocation was given by Lion John
McLane. There were no guests. 15 Lions were in attendance. Lions Sandy and
Joanne prepared the meal; Lion Kent served as bartender.
Secretary's Report - minutes were available on the tables. Minutes
accepted as written.
Treasurer's Report - Lion PDG Bill reported on the following accounts:
General Fund Administrative Fund; Investment Fund He also
reported the results from the Flea Market.
The October 4th Pancake Breakfast
was quite profitable - dispersal of funds not yet available. Report
accepted as given.
Lion Bill announced that the club has a record of previous
fund-raisers/events from early 2008 on a spread sheet that is available to
members for their perusal.
Agenda Items:
1. Charter Party - the party will be held at Le Chene on
2. Agua Dulce Country Fair - Lions Ed and Judi reported that
the fair had fewer persons attending than last year. One prospective club
member has expressed interest in the club and will be invited to the Friendship
Dinner.
3. Oktoberfest -
Lion Joann reported that all bills are not yet tallied; further information
will be given at the board meeting.
4. Christmas Tree
5. White Cane Day
- former Chair Lion Judi furnished current co-Chairmen Lions Luci and Tina with
last year's records and timelines. Please contact either Lion to
volunteer to staff one of the locations, either in Acton or Agua Dulce.
6. Friendship Dinner - will be discussed at the board
meeting.
7. Meals at meetings - Contact Lions Joann or Sandy to
volunteer your culinary skills for a future meeting.
8. Sierra Region Meeting was announced - October 23 - 24. See President for
information.
9. Student Speaker - Lion Judi reported that the
instructional packet from International has arrived and this project is still
in need of a Chairperson. PDG Bill
offered to chair.
10. Trunk or Treat - All Hallow's Eve (Halloween) -it was
announced that other local organizations will be participating this year for
the first time. Location:
11. Freezer - Lion John McLane - after investigating the
cause of the freezer's problems, it appears that the club needs a new
freezer. Cost will be @$400 for a chest freezer. To be discussed at the board
meeting.
12. Youth Exchange Program - Lion Judi spoke about the
benefits of the program to Lions and their families. More families are
needed for the project this year. More families participating=more
sharing the responsibilities of entertaining and educating the foreign
students. This year the Newyears, the Cohens, and the Burdicks teamed up and
had a wonderful time hosting!
13. Secret Greeter = Steve Lester. Only a few were caught not greeting.
Announcements:
Next Meeting on October 21 - WEAR YOUR HALLOWEEN COSTUME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9.16.2009 Regular Club Meeting
9.9.2009 Board Meeting
Following dinner, the meeting was called to order at 8:20 by President
Sondra. Including the president, 13 board members were present: Lions Luci, John, Bev, PDG Bill, Ron, Renee,
Scott, IPP Virginia, Judi, Ed, Tina, Joann.
Also present were PDG Frank and Lion Marilyn.
Secretary’s Report – accepted as read
Treasurer’s Report – accepted as read
Committee Reports:
1.
Flea Market – September 26 at ACC; 10-2. Lions will have a
booth – donations are needed. Also, the
club will be selling coffee and donuts during the morning. It was proposed and
approved that any items left over from the club booth be donated to the Acton
Women’s Club for their upcoming tag sale. Ads will be appearing in the Country
Journal.
2.
Youth Involvement in Schools – pending
3.
Finance Committee – Co-Chair Judi presented the proposed
list of duties/responsibilities of this committee as drawn up by the committee
for Board Approval. Approval given.
4.
Charter Party – December 6th – tentative location
has been found – a deposit of $500 will be given to secure the date. Location
to be announced once the deposit is accepted.
5.
Youth Fund Request - $100 to City of
6.
Bill for Eyemobile Repairs – after much discussion, it was
decided that the club should first let the parties involved work out the
problem; then, the club would contribute to the actual cost of the
damages. Club’s contribution not to
exceed $35.00.
7.
Freezer – Repairs could total $400; Lion John McLane was
asked to find out the cost of a new freezer and report back to the Board at the
next meeting.
8.
Governor’s Visit – September 16 –Lions Sandy and Joann will
prepare the meal.
9.
Christmas tree
10.
Agua Dulce Fair – September 19th – President
Sondra and Secy. Judi will have an information booth to promote Lionism.
11.
Student Speaker Contest – Secretary Judi announced that the
supplies from International have been ordered. She suggested that the chairperson contact
area youth groups to encourage participation.
12.
White Cane Day – Secy. Judi suggested that the youth groups
that work at the club’s pancake breakfasts be contacted and asked to assist the
club in this civic project.
13.
Friendship Dinner – second meeting in November; Chairwoman
Lion Tina will have more information on this event at a later date.
14.
New Business –Lion Bev announced that the Motorist’s Water
Bottles are actually on the 14 Freeway, at the emergency call boxes, not on
Orientation Meeting – Membership Chair Tina suggested
that there be an Orientation meeting for all new members to apprise them of the
objectives of Lionism. More information will follow.
Octoberfest – October 3 – Chairwoman Lion Joann asked
the Board to approve $100 for entertainment.
Board approved. She announced
that the ads would start this week; cost is set at $8.00 per ticket; event will
run in conjunction with the Art Show at the ACC.
Pancake Breakfast – October 4 – this is the club’s most
well-attended breakfast of the year.
Many hands are needed for this fund-raiser.
Please contact Lion Luci to let her know when you are
available.
It was suggested that $50.00 be donated to Guide Dogs
of the Desert in honor of Governor Hebebrand.
The motion was approved.
The Board decided to donate $50.00 to Guide Dogs of the
Desert in the name of Merten Wandrey. Mr. Wandrey, father of President Sondra,
passed away on August 22nd.
Guest Speaker for October 7 – a representative from
ProCare Hospice.
Visitation - Lions Scott, Ed and Judi will attend the
Open House at Teresita Pines on September 12.
Meeting adjourned at 10:15.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
9.6.2009 Regular Club Meeting
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:32. Total Attendance: 22 Lions
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion Scott and the Invocation offered by IPP Virginia.
Secretary's Report: Accepted and Approved.
Treasurer's Report: PDG Bill Report Accepted and Approved.
September Birthdays Celebrated: Lions Joann, Renee and Marilyn. August birthday - Lion Tina.
Guest Speaker: Kim Eleopulos from Blue Star Mothers
Dinner provided by Lion Bev.
Agenda Items:
- Flea Market - 9/26 PDG Bill reported that ads will run this week and that tables can be rented for $5.00.Reminder: spaces will be rented on first come, first serve basis with respect to indoor or outdoor locations. The club will be selling coffee and donuts; will have a table to sell club member donations; and will be conducting a raffle.
- Luau - VDG Marcia reported that a profit was realized from this event. Board of Directors will discuss the form this donation will take to its recipient - Guide Dogs of the Desert. She also reported on the scheduled Open House at Teresita Pines on September 12: Barbeque will be available. Please contact her if you are planning to attend. She also informed the club that there is a good possibility of resurrecting the Leo Club. Details to follow at a later date.
- Hearts of the West - fundraiser for Carousel Ranch; Lion John reported that the event was well done.
- Bartending - Lion Joanne reported the training can't be done at this time.
- Concert in the Park - IPP Virginia reported that 10 Lions attended on August 23rd.
- Charter Party - IPP Virginia - no report at this time.
- Help for Fire Victims - Lion Sandy reported that there will be a community fund-raiser September 18th from 5:30 til 8:30 for the victims of the Station Fire who lost their primary housing and requested that the Acton Lions operate the bar. Motion made, seconded and approved.
- Freezer - Lions Sandy and John reported: needed repairs should cost approximately $100 or less. If the estimate is over $100, the estimate should go to the Board of Directors for approval before the repairs are made.
- Disaster Planning - Lion Tina reported that the Acton Women's Club is in the process of compiling a guide for residents that will provide information to help livestock owners locate emergency boarding for their animals in the event of a disaster. Please contact her for further information.
- 50/50 Raffle was won by Lion Joanne who donated the winnings to Blue Star Mothers.
- Lion Mike Janiszewski is not renewing his membership.
- Number of Club Members now 38.
Judi Olson, Secretary
August 12, 2009 Board Meeting
The meeting at the Stallion Meadows Clubhouse was called to order at 7:36 by President Sondra. Including the President, fourteen Lions were in attendance: Secretary Judi, Treasurer Bill; IPP Virginia, Lion Frank and Board Members Beverly, Mike and Renee; Ron; Scott; Ed; John, and Joann.
Secretary's and Treasurer's Reports were accepted as read. Treasurer Bill announced that the audit was in progress and results would be available at a future date.
Agenda Items:
1.Luau - PDG Bill presented a status report from VDG Marcia:
--tickets are available now
--Marcia is still in need of the following: a source for tables and a referral for a DJ.
--The A
--Specialty Drink - suggestion of serving "Shark's Tooth" (a potent concoction of lime juice, daquiri mix and rum). Other drink suggestions may be offered at the Aug. 19 meeting.
--club members are asked to sell tickets to family, friends, neighbors, etc.
--Marcia will be making follow-up calls to other clubs, many of whom have already stated their intention to attend
2. Flea Market - PDG Bill reported that ads will be placed soon; more help will be needed as the date approaches. Price per space was finalized as being $20.00 for a 10" X 10" space and $35.00 for a double space. The club will be having a Bake Sale at the flea market as well as having an "Acton Lions" space featuring donations from club members.
3.Youth Involvement: PDG Bill intends to meet with the Superintendent of Schools prior to the opening of the school year in order to discuss ideas that would encourage more school students to become involved in Lions community activities. Report to follow.
4. Finance Committee: first meeting will be Tuesday, August 18 at Judi and Ed's home,
5. City of
6.Guest Speakers: Chairwoman Bev reported -- The following persons/topics were suggested - Antelope Valley Press writers, Jim Davis (Wind Power Turbines), Bereavement Book, WWII Women's Air Corps Veterans. Other suggestions are welcomed, contact Bev.
7. Charter Party - 12/6/09 A CHAIRMAN IS NEEDED!!!!!! It is estimated that @ 40 people will attend this event. IPP
8. Scrapbook: A volunteer is needed for this project which is a memento for the President. Additionally, MD-4 has a scrapbook contest, should any member be interested in getting involved in this project for the club. It was suggested that a homebound club member might be approached about being involved.
9. Bartending Class Update - Lion Joanne reported that the Budweiser plant in
10. Concert in the Park - Club will attend as a group on August 23.
11. Fly Abatement - ongoing discussion - ideas for defeating the flies were: bouquets/pots of basil, air curtain, water bags.
12. Health and Welfare: Lion Fred Fate - has had surgery and is in
13. Scholarship Payout - Scholarship winners Alana Pique and Joseph Harrington have provided documentation that shows them to be enrolled in college; therefore, the scholarship dollars will be released and mailed to them.
14.Youth Fund Request - the club received a request for a monetary donation from a local, 14-year old girl whose mother is a cancer patient. She has a goal to reach a certain amount of money. The Board decided to bring to the membership its recommendation of a donation of $100 to the City of
15. Carousel Ranch "Hearts of the West" - all club volunteers received their assignments: Lions Tina, Luci, Sondra and Bev will do one shift each; Lion John will do two shifts.
16. New Business:PDG Bill provided a list of possible new projects in the district - list will be circulated at next regular meeting. examples:
Lion Bill also distributed Acton Lions business cards - see him for cards.
Northridge Visitation 8/16 - three members will be attending.
4L1 Fishing Trip - deep sea fishing - three spots left. Email will be
sent to all club members.
Teresita Pines Open House - September 12. Time to sign up. See President
Sondra
GOVERNOR DAVE HEBEBRAND'S OFFICIAL VISIT: September 16 - Lions Sandy and
Joanne volunteered to cook.
17. Old Business:
be sent.
Membership Change: club now has 39 members since one member has decided to not renew.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
August 5, 2009 Carousel Ranch Meeting
The meeting was called to order at approximately 6:00 with 15 members and 5 guests present.* The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by PDG Bill Newyear; VDG Marcia gave the invocation.
Dinner was a potluck with the entree of fried chicken provided by the club.
Reports by the Secretary and Treasurer were postponed until next meeting
Agenda Items:
1. Finance Committee - President Sondra asked for volunteers to man this committee which was proposed last month by the Board of Directors at the July 10 meeting. Volunteers are: Judi Olson, Tina Steibel, Bill Newyear, Ed Cohen and President Sondra. Committee was encouraged to meet soon.
2. Shred Day - proposed project has been canceled due to the lack of interest by the Palmdale Lions to co-sponsor the event. Unable to find a co-sponsor, the club is unable to support the $650 cost this year.
3. Breast Cancer fundraiser (bartending) will be done by the Palmdale Lions Club. ( Acton had denied this request since it conflicts with our largest pancake breakfast of the year). The President announced that the Acton Club needs to have certified bartenders in order to staff this and similar events. Otherwise, there may be liability issues. Lion Joanne announced that Budweiser plant in Lancaster offers free bartending classes that will allow attendees to be "certified" as legitimate bartenders. The following Lions volunteered to attend the classes: President Sondra, PDG Bill, and Lions Mike, Joanne, Judi and Cal.
Lion Joanne will investigate availability and time of classes.
4. Luau - August 26- VDG Marcia reported that food and entertainment are in place; advertising has been circulated throughout the district and to the public. Reservations are needed for this event. VDG Marcia is still looking for a DJ to volunteer. Contact Lion Marcia.
5. Concert in the Park - Acton Park - club will attend as a group on Sunday, 8/23 to show our support for this event.
6. Flea Market - PDG Bill will be placing ads for this event ; space can be rented for $20.00 for a 10'X10' space, indoors or outside.
First come, first served with respect to indoor location. (Sept. 26)
7. PDG Bill announced a raffle to raise funds for the campaign of PDG Bob Smith for International Director. First prize is an all-inclusive package for travel, accomodations, events at the 2010 International Convention in Australia OR $2,500 in cash. Tickets at $25 each can be obtained by calling PDG Bill.
8. Donation: the club donated a check for $300 to Carousel Ranch - presented by President Sondra at the conclusion of the meeting.
9. Next Board of Directors' meeting - Wednesday, August 12 at the President's Den.
*Sophie Jeske, Jana Untiedt, Sondra Brandon, Shirley Brandon, and Tony Tersigni.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
July 15, 2009 Regular Club Meeting
Minutesof Regular Meeting July 15, 2009
President Sondra Tersigni called the meeting to order at 7:32. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion John Mclane and the invocation by Lion Fred Fate. Zone Chairman Lorenzo had been present but left before the start of the meeting.
July birthdays were recognized: Lions Fred and Lion Cal.
Lions Tina and IPP Virginia provided the dinner; Lion Scott manned the bar.
Following dinner, the Secretary’s report was read; a correction was noted with regard to the Chef for this night’s dinner and the one on the 19th. Approved with correction.
Treasurer PDG Bill presented his report; accepted as read.
Agenda Items:
1. Luau – VDG Marcia reported that this event will be open to the public; scheduled for August 26 at 6 p.m. The price of the tickets; the entertainment; menu; the cooking crew; and procurement of Porte-potties need to be determined.
2. Flea Market – Chairman PDG Bill reports that he is good to go. Lion Sandy suggested that in the future the club might consider sponsoring a “Miles Long”
flea market from
3. Youth Involvement – Lion PDG Bill is going to be meeting with the Superintendent of Schools as a means of engaging more local youth in Lions’ sponsored events such as Student Speakers’ Contest, Liberty Day, Read Across America, Flag Day and Lions Quest program, etc. He invited other Lions to join him in this endeavor.
4. Concerts in the Park – Acton –it was suggested that the club attend a concert as a group in order to have a noticeable presence at this community event. The concerts are presented each Sunday night up til the first Sunday in September. Members will be polled by email in order to arrive at a date for club attendance. More to follow.
5. District Governor’s official visit will be the second meeting in September. Please mark your calendars in order for the meeting to be well-attended that evening.
6. IPP Virginia presented 100% attendance awards to Lions who could not attend the Installation at Shambala. Lion Renee was presented with her Tail Twister pin as well.
7. President Sondra presented IPP Virginia with a certificate recognizing a donation that the club made to City of
8. Metro Region Meeting – 9 members are intending to attend this event in
9. Carousel Ranch Potluck – August 5th time yet to be determined. A sign-up sheet was circulated by Lion Sandy. Please contact her if you wish to attend, but were not at the meeting.
10. Fly Abatement –on-going discussion – Lion Cal suggested that the club investigate the possibilities of using a blower or strip screens to solve this problem. Further
discussion is needed to address this problem.
11. Club News: it was announced that Lion Fred will be having back surgery at the end of the month; that former Lion Madeline McDermott had surgery for colon cancer (Sunshine Chairman Annette Lane will send a plant to her when she returns home) Motion was made by Lion Ed and seconded by PDG Bill to carry out this action. Approved
12. Lion Joanne thanked Lions Tina and
13. Lion Luci reported that the storage closet has been cleaned and organized and requests that any Lion taking items from the closet put them back where they were.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:05.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
NOTE: To all members from the Secretary
At each meeting, an attendance list will be circulated for your signature. Attendance records are also needed for ALL events that we either sponsor or attend (like region meetings, etc.) The chairman of the event is asked to send a list of workers/volunteers to the secretary as soon as the event is over. Also, if you attend a Lions event
outside of
This will make awarding of 100% attendance pins more accurate.
Thank you,
Judi O.
7.10.2009 Board Meeting
The meeting was called to order at 7:34 p.m. by President Sondra Tersigni.
Present were: Lions Ed Cohen, Mike and Renee Godinez, Bev Kirkelie, Luci Sweron, Scott Wedding, Frank and Joanne
Wayland, John MacLane, Judi Olson, Tina Steibel, and a guest – Savannah Godinez.
Agenda Items:
- Secretary’s report: minutes of the June 10th meeting were read; motion to accept by Lion John MacLane; second by Lion Ed Cohen. Approved.
- Treasurer’s report not submitted. It was suggested that at the next regular meeting of the club, a Budget Committee be instructed to begin issuing a Quarterly Report.
- Luau –volunteers and workers are still needed; contact VDG Marcia.
- Flea Market/Swap Meet – Space fee rental is tentatively $20 for a 10’ X 10’ spaceeither indoors or outside. Hours of operation tentatively 8 - 2; the club will offer Coffee and donuts for sale; a bake sale was also considered. It was agreed that advertising to
other clubs and the public begin early in order to maximize both sellers and buyers. - Shredding project: in consideration of the cost of sponsoring this event, it was decided that we should approach the Palmdale Club to be the co-sponsor and thus share the $650 fee charged by the shredding company; either that or seek out a corporate sponsor. President Sondra took on the role of the person charged with finding a sponsor in the community. The suggested location for the event is Vincent Station and it was also suggested that we ask the public for a “suggested donation” as a fee for the shredding of their documents.
- Recycling Project – President Sondra asks that each member bring 10 items to each meeting for recycling; plastic water bottles or soda/beer cans. A Lion who brings said items would receive one raffle ticket per bag; tickets would be drawn either for prizes or for a free dinner at a regular meeting. Proceeds will go to City of
- Dollar and a Prayer – special prayer for City of
- Guest Speakers – Lion Bev is in need of speakers for later in the year, please contact her directly. There are already speakers engaged to present information on Hospice Programs and Feng Shui. It was decided that a guest speaker could be booked for either first or second meeting of the month depending on the standing agenda.
- Bartending –It was announced that Lion Mike Godinez has completed an inventory of bar supplies and that Lion Fred Fate will continue to serve as buyer. Bartender will be Lion John Hoover or a replacement. Volunteers will be asked to sign up and Lion John will be given the list so that he may call a replacement if it should become necessary. It was noted that more members are needed to participate in cleaning of the kitchen and restoration of the meeting area after all meetings and events.
Bartending events:
Cancer Society at
ASMO – 11/8 at
Hearts of the West – to support Carousel Ranch. Bartenders must staff two shifts this year; Lions Tina, John(two shifts), Luci, Sondra, Bev, two others have already signed up.
Motion was made by Lion Bev and seconded by
Lion Luci to provide bartending service as stated previously and deny Cancer
Society this year. Motion carried unanimously.
- Regular meeting of August 5 is a Potluck at Carousel Ranch. A sign-up sheet will circulate; the main entrée will be purchased.
- Club Calendar of Events – President Sondra will set up a calendar and present it at a future meeting for the club’s feedback and approval.
- Replacement of the Community Club American flag – Lion John MacLane reported that this is not the club’s responsibility.
- Metro Region Meeting – President and Secretary will meet to design presidential goals and objectives for 2009-2010. More information is needed on the PST Seminars. Head count is still needed.
- Attendance records – Secretary will begin keeping attendance records for all events and meetings; be sure to sign in so your attendance can be counted for awards, etc.
- Storage Room –Lions Luci, Sondra and Tina offered to organize the storage on the weekend of July 11th since the place is in such disarray.
- Cost of Dinner at regular meetings – the cost will be reduced to $6.00 per person for the next three months and will remain as such as long as the monies collected cover the cost of the food. Ideas were presented as to the most efficient way to predict attendance to avoid overages. Each member may either be called or must call themselves if they are not attending a specific meeting.
- Scrapbook –volunteer is needed to complete the scrapbook for this year. See President Sondra.
- Donation to the City of Hope – Motion made by Lion Joanne Wayland to give a $50 donation in honor of IPP Virginia Wedding and PDG Ron Burdick in honor of their successful year and PDG Ron’s serving as the installing officer for this club.
- “Fly Dissipation” in the kitchen – presented by Lion Ed – board is asking for suggestions as to how to end this problem, especially during the pancake breakfasts.
- Signatures on Club Checks – Motion was made by Lion Tina and seconded by Lion Mike that three Lions should be registered with the bank as legitimate signators of club checks. Lion Joann would be our 3rd signator since she is most of the time available throughout the day. Although only two signatures are needed, this would prevent delay of payments/deposits should one of the persons be absent or unable to sign. Motion approved.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:33.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
7.1.2009 Regular Club Meeting
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:34
with 20 members present. The salute to the flag was led by 1st VP Luci Sweron and the Invocation given by
Immediate Past President Virginia.
Tony Tersigni was introduced as guest of the
president.
Dinner was provided by Joanne Wayland and Sandy
Madsen; Scott Wedding served as
bartender.
The announced agenda was amended in order to discuss
an item presented by Ed Cohen. The issue was the condition of the
American flag flying on Community Center property. Following a lengthy
discussion, it was decided to replace the current flag and fly a donated memorial flag on special occasions only due to the composition of the
flag itself. The first occasion to use the memorial flag will be July 4th following the parade.
Returning to the posted agenda, the following items
were presented and discussed with the following results:
1. July 4th – the
club will have an entry in the parade and will offer a food concession at the
Community Center serving hot dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, cold drinks and
snowcones.
Prices for the food: hotdogs - $2, hamburgers - $3, cheeseburgers - $4.
2. Pancake Breakfast - Sunday, July
5 – members were asked to sign up to work this
event with the recipient of a portion of the profit to be Young Life.
3. Metro Regional Meeting – July 24 & 25 in
4. Acton Sunday Concerts at the
Park: IPP Virginia
announced that a table for 8 has been reserved for the use of Acton
Lions. The first night’s use was free; attendance
at the remainder of the concerts will be paid
By members on an individual basis.
5. Parade Grand Marshal - President
Sondra announced that Lion Sandy has been named Grand Marshal of the July 4th Parade in recognition of the service
that she has given the greater
6. Fund raiser – LUAU – VDG
Marcia presented a plan for a fundraiser that
the club would conduct on August 22 with the proceeds going to Guide Dogs of
the Desert. The event would be
held at a private
Residence in
7. Recycling Project – President
Sondra requested that members start bringing plastic
bottles, etc. to meetings so that they may be recycled and the proceeds donated
to the City of Hope.
8. Shred Day – as
a public service, the club will sponsor a mobile shredding vehicle for the use of
9. Eye
10. Flea Market – PDG
Bill Newyear proposed that the club sponsor a Flea Market on September 26; spaces would be sold to
the public at a cost yet to be determined.
The proceeds from the Flea Market will be deposited in the Welfare Fund for
general charitable purposes.The idea was approved by a show of
hands.
11. Bar Tending Dates: the club has
been requested to sponsor bars at the following events: Cancer Society October 4th;
ASMO Bingo November 8th
12. Club Calendar – Lion
Sandy suggested that the club print up a club calendar so that members could
have ample advance notice of fundraisers, etc. President Sondra concurred.
13. Can tabs – PDG
Frank reminded members to bring in those can tabs.
14. Speakers – Lion
Bev asked for referrals for guest speakers for upcoming meetings. Please
contact her directly with suggestions.
Next
meeting: July 15, 7:30
Next Board Meeting: July 8th at
Chefs for July 15 Virginia and
Sandy
Meeting August 5 at Carousel Ranch with Lions Youth Exchange students
attending. Meeting August 19- Chef
This meeting will be a Potluck Dinner.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:02 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
August 19, 2009 Regular Club Meeting
President Sondra called the meeting to order at 7:40. Total attendance: 20 Lions.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lion Cathy Lester and the Invocation offered by Lion Steve Lester.
Secretary's Reports were read; one date was corrected; accepted with correction.
Treasurer's Report: not given. However, balances were given to the Finance Committee at their first meeting on August 18th.
Agenda Items:
1. Luau, Saturday, August 22: VDG Marcia gave the following status report:
-60 reservations have been received
-a Guide Dog and a puppy from Guide Dogs of the Desert will be attending
-Lion Ed will do the photography
-a Hawaiian Dance troupe will provide the entertainment poolside
-the Chamber of Commerce had donated a raffle prize
-the Acton Court will serve appetizers prior to the dinner
Also, arrangements are complete for the P.A. system, floral arrangements and leis, banana bread and tables and chairs.
Lion Sandy asked about the provision of ice which initiated an impromptu discussion about the state of the club freezer.
The problem was discovered most likely to be the fact that the overhead exhaust fan was blocked by items stored on
top of the freezer. However, it was suggested that a licensed repairman be called to analyze the problem. This raised the
question as to whether or not rehab the freezer or look into the acquisition of an ice maker. Lion John will investigate
the options. VDG Marcia is in need of helping hands both on Friday and on Saturday. Please contact her.
2. Flea Market - no report; Chairman absent. (see Board Meeting Minutes of August for information re:space rental)
3. Youth Involvement - pending beginning of school year.
4.Finance Committee - Lion Judi - Committee met on the evening of August 18th. Proposals were made with regard to
delineating the duties and responsibilities of the Committee. It was decided to construct a spread sheet showing
all the fund-raising activities for the 08-09 Lions year with Expenses, Total Income, Club Income, Donations to Community
Group. This information will be discussed at the next Board Meeting and then at the second General Meeting in Sept.
5. Charter Party - no report.
6. Scrapbook - need a Lion, possibly one who finds it impossible to attend regular meetings, to volunteer for this project.
7. Bartending - information still being gathered.
8. Concert In The Park - August 23 - a classic rock band. Members are encouraged to attend.
9. Health and Welfare - President Sondra reported that Lion Fred would be coming home on Thursday, Aug. 20.
Lions Bev and Renee volunteered to take over his Water Bottles for Motorists duties until he is able.
10. Youth's Fund Request - Board had recommended donating $100 to the City of Hope in the name of a local cancer patient whose daughter wrote a letter to the club asking for a donation. Motion made by Lion John, seconded by Lion Ed.
Motion passed.
11.Carousel Ranch - "Hearts of the West" fundraiser - volunteers have received their shift assignments.
12.New Business:
a. Teresita Pines Open House - September 12
b. President Sondra announced that Lions Mike and Renee did win a prize for bringing in recyclables. Lion Sandy suggested that the club start a plastic recycling bin at the Community Center. More to follow.
c. Lion Mike Godinez requested any changes of information be forwarded to him so he can update our club roster.
Meeting adjourned at 9:21.
Respectfully submitted,
Judi Olson, Secretary
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