march 2019 in this issue - district 13 oh 6

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March 2019

District 13 OH6 Newsletter March 2019

In This Issue

DG Lydia Houser…......…….……...2

1VDG Sherry Bingamon………….3

PDG Charlie Newland….………….4

Calendar ………………………………..5

Zone Chairs……………………….…..6

LCI Service Activities..…..………...7

License Plates and State Pins...8

Convention Information……..9-17

Diabetes Info…....…………….18-20

LEWBCO……………………………...21

Requests…………………….....22-23

Fundraisers…………………….24-26

Club Happenings…..……………..27

Leo News…………………………….28

Links and Information…...….... 29

Earth Day

Monday, April 22

Celebrate Earth Day by enjoying nature. Here are

some ideas to inspire you:

Plant wildflowers!

Go native! Plants thrive when they’re natural to

your area.

Bring nature into the garden with plants that at-

tract butterflies and plants that attract hummingbirds

Invite native bees to your garden. These are the

bees that pollinate your plants for more flowers and

food! Perhaps add a native bee house.

Lions and Leos serve to strengthen the relation-

ship between the community and its environment.

We’ve seen how our stewardship of natural resources

can improve quality of life and increase engagement in

our local communities.

R S T R A T E G I C O B J E C T I V E

A strategic object of Lions Club International is to

sustainably protect and restore our environment

to improve the well-being of all communities.

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Lydia Houser

District Governor

District 13 OH6

Hello Lions, Lioness and Leos!

On March 2nd, we held our third Cabinet meeting at the Carlisle Lions Club house, and it is great to

hear what your district cabinet members are accomplishing and the visits they are making. We were also

honored to have CC Greg Hess in attendance. He congratulated our Lions, Lioness and Leos on their ser-

vice and continued support of our district. He has encouraged us to continue to recruit new members in

our clubs. At the end of February, we are at a -17 in members, but I know we are going to continue to in-

stall new members in our clubs and have our district at a plus in membership by the end of June. We can

do it!! Invite one, host an open house, use the Ohio Plan, invite a friend to work a project with you…all of

these get people involved with Lions. Members provide our clubs with helping hands in service, ideas on

what you can do in the community, people to help with fundraising, etc.

District Convention is coming quickly and will be April 12-13 at the Embassy Suites in Blue Ash.

“Let’s Get Funky” on Friday evening means to show up in your favorite party era dress and have an enjoya-

ble evening socializing with our Lion friends. Saturday, we will have a Necrology in the morning, business

meetings, lunch, an afternoon program to include Lions Bingo and meetings, a chance to talk to our Inter-

national Director and our Grand Banquet on Saturday evening. We will also have a hospitality room with

lots of yummy food and drinks. Look for the convention registration form in this newsletter as well as on

the website and some additional information on what is happening. Our International guest will be Inter-

national Director Gwen White and her husband, Lion Rhett, from Columbia, North Carolina. They are very

excited to come to Ohio and meet the Lions of OH6!

It is that time of year to submit your club for some special awards that will be presented at District

Convention. The criteria is in the District directory pages 52-59 as well as on our OH6 website and has

been in the newsletter. These are due to me no later than March 15th. Please submit your club for these

awards. There are small, medium and large club awards. If you don’t submit your club, you cannot win

and get recognized for all the club accomplishments. You should be proud of your club and the difference

they are making by following our motto of “We Serve”. My home address is 4791 Blue Spruce Court, Day-

ton, OH 45424 or my email is: [email protected]. If you have questions, please call me at 937-236-

5254.

Many of the clubs have made their annual contributions and we thank you for that. If you haven’t,

there is still time to donate. If you have questions on a charity, please contact the district representative

and their name/number is in the district directory. These representatives are also available to be a guest

speaker at your club meetings.

Lion Ric and I had a great time attending our first Taco Bingo, attending a chili dinner, charter

night/open house, pancake breakfast, singing by a local duet, having a round table discussion on mem-

bership recruitment, attending club meetings, etc., in February. March is full of Zone meetings and we

hope to see many of you at these. We have also bought our chocolate Easter bunnies from Miamisburg

Lions, raffle tickets from the PDGs, club raffle tickets, etc. We have so much fun being with the Lions, Li-

oness and Leos!

Please continue to let me know when you are having activities as well as the webmaster and news-

letter editor. We are trying our best to make it to one of your club meetings. My email is: LMHY-

[email protected] and my phone number is Home (937) 236-5254 or Cell (937) 609-6594. Let’s continue

making this year a year to remember!!!!! Thanks for all you do!!!!!!!!!!

Gov Lydia

mailto:[email protected]



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Sherry Bingamon

1VDG

District 13 OH6

Bing’s

Blog


I can’t believe this year has gone so fast. Governor Lydia is doing

a great job with visitations to clubs and attending fund raisers and

service projects. She has also almost completed her goal on mem-

bership, let’s all work with her to get every club to attain one new

member. She has done a great job this year and hopefully next year

we will continue to work together to continue what she has gotten

started.

I have been attending club meetings, zone meetings, cabinet

meeting and district conventions. Sometimes I feel like I am running

in several directions but that is good because it keeps me focused

on what is most important to accomplish.

I have been working on my cabinet positions for next year and

would like to thank all those who have volunteered to help me. This

is the second time around for me and the district is bigger, it will

take all of us working as a team to help us grow in service and mem-

bers.

I still have several zone chair positions available if anyone would

like to volunteer to help me out or if you have any lion in mind that

would be able and willing to accept the position, please let me

know.

Thanks everyone for all you do!!

1ST VDG Sherry Bingamon


PDG Charlie Newland

From: PDG Charles Newland, District OH6, L.Q. Coordinator

To: All Ohio District News Letters or Communication Instruments

Copy to: PDG Sheryl Schlater & the MD13 L.Q. Committee

Subject: News Release

“Just One-Buck”

Thank You one and all for the great service(s) you provide to your community and beyond. Each Lion program has

a story. In today’s high pressure and rapidly changing environment, it’s a matter of priority and interest of your

members which programs you support. Many Lions don’t receive information or have limited information on what

the different programs are all about.

We are requesting your financial support for Lions Quest. The amount of at least $1.00 from each club members.

This provides an opportunity to participate and help us meet matching funds for the L.Q. Grant.

Our belief is that all the other club programs are important and we do not want to take away from your Clubs ex-

isting programs. We want to offer each Lions Club member the opportunity to participate in raising the needed

matching funds. We are requesting one-dollar from each Lion in Ohio. If your donation equals or exceeds the

number of members in your club, your club will qualify for a Lions Quest Banner Patch. The first one-hundred Li-

ons Clubs that meet or exceed the one-dollar challenge will receive one of these banner patches. Your club treas-

urer should collect the dollars and mail a check made out to MD13 OHIO LIONS, Inc and mail to:

OHIO Lions INC. 4074 Hoover Road, Grove City, Ohio 43123.

Enter: Lions Quest on memo line.

The committee will mail a “Thank You” with a Banner Patch.

Getting involved is more than the name Lions Quest infers. It is owned and operated by Lions. Its aim is to teach

life skills to pre-K thru 12 grade students. The Scope of the program includes Social and Emotional Learning, SEL

and character education which provides:

Building a Positive Learning Community. Personal Development

Social Development Health and Prevention

Leadership and Service Reflection and Closure

Beyond the classroom and the effects of anti-bulling and drug prevention, it provides an opportunity for your club

members to connect with your school personnel. Additionally, you can give information about your club and the

other Youth Programs such as: LEO Clubs, Peace Poster Contest, Student Exchange, Camp Echoing Hills, Kamp

Dovetail, Liberty Day, Essay Contest, Environment Photo Contest, the GOOD Program, Eddie Eyeglasses, All-State

Band, and James T. & Betty Coffey Program. If more information is desired, contract your District L.Q. Coordinator

or one of the State Lions Quest Committee Members in the State Directory.

PDG Charlie Newland, 937-763-7595, email: [email protected]

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District Calendar

April 12-13, 2019 District 13 OH6 Convention, Embassy Suites, Blue Ash

May 15, 2019 Deadline for reporting officers for 2019-2020

May 17-19, 2019 State Convention, Dublin

July 5—9, 2019 International Convention, Milan, Italy

August 17, 2019 STEPS Run, Eastwood Metro

August 24, 2019 Tour De Cure, Cincinnati Zoo

Deadline for District Contests

Nominations MUST be sent to DG Lydia Houser no

later than March 15, 2019. Any nomination with a

postmark later than March 15 or hand-delivered

after March 15, 2019 will not be considered.

Forms may be downloaded from the district web-

site: https://district13oh6.org/leadership/

leadership-resources/

National Volunteer Week

April 7-13

Invite local volunteers to your club

meeting and recognize them for

their service to your community.

Then ask them to join!


Zone chairs: please provide the editor with info

on future zone meetings.


MARCH SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Help us celebrate NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK which is April 7-13.

Check this website: https://ww2.pointsoflight.org/nvw

A coordinated effort by MD13 Lions to participate is highly encouraged. Identify and

select “Outstanding local Volunteers” (non-Lions) and invite them to a Lions Club

Meeting in April to be recognized and honored for their volunteer community service

and Leadership. Use this as a photo opportunity, provide them with a member bro-

chure, ask them to attend your next Lions service project and how can Lions can

support the cause they have a passion for volunteering. Ideas of where to look:

Youth programs – Scouts, Sports Church programs – food, community outreach

Humane Society Schools – volunteers to assist students one-on-one Home-

less Shelter

Share this idea at your club meeting, zone meeting and friends

DISTRICT OH6 Lions are Serving Many Needs in Their Communities

District OH6 has been busy in reporting their Activities during the first seven months

of this Lions Year. To date our Lions have put in over 32,000 hours providing help

and assistance to over 407,000 folks. We have raised over $335,000 and donated

over $255,000 to individuals and communities. This information will only be as ac-

curate as your clubs report the data each month.

Use the district Facebook Page to promote your activities, fundraisers and events.

Lion Jay Newland, 13 OH6 District Service Coordinator Contact: [email protected] or 937-780-6204 (msg)

https://ww2.pointsoflight.org/nvw



Lions Club Logo Ohio License Plate Now Available On Sale Now!! No need to wait for your plate renewal!! Get up to 6 letters/characters of your choice—subject to BMV approval. Where - WWW.OPLATES.COM or your local Deputy Registrar / BMV Details - Just request the Lions Club Logo License Plate at the BMV or at WWW.OPLATES.COM. There is a $25 additional charge for the Lions Club Logo Plate, however $15 of that charge is a contribution to the Ohio Lions Foundation. You do not have to wait until your plate needs renewed, you can order the plate now for just the Logo Fee

($25*), Service fee ($3.50*), New Plate Fee ($8.25*) and Postage ($3.02*). If also renewing your license

plate the Annual Vehicle Renewal Registration Fees apply. *Costs may vary dues to local taxes. Please

check WWW.OPLATES.COM or your local Deputy Registrar/BMV for the actual cost and fees *.

State Pins 2019 State pins are available at $2.00 each and may be obtained from PDG Freda Wag-

ner, 937-236-5254. This pin is a picture of Milan, Italy where International Convention

2019 will be held. You don’t want to miss getting this fabulous pin!


Convention Update

NECROLOGY SERVICE

There will be a Necrology service on April 13th at District Convention. Please ensure CST Jay Carey has

the deceased information no later than April 1st for the service. Please contact CST Jay if you have

questions.

CLUB BANNERS

Please bring your Club Banners and stands to District Convention April 12-13 for display.

CONVENTION TABLES

If you would like a table at convention to advertise your committee, please let Lion Miriam VanScyoc

know no later than April 1. Her phone is 513-474-0288.

CONVENTION DELEGATES

Please fill out and return the delegate form on the next page to CST Jay as soon as possible.


2019 District 13 OH6 Convention Credential Form

District 13 OH6 Club Name _______________________________________

Number of Members as described below as of March 1, 2019

CERTIFICATION OF DELEGATES

LCI By Laws Article IX. Section 3. Each chartered club in good standing in the association and its district (single, sub-, provisional, multiple) is entitled to one delegate and one alternate delegate for each 10 members who have been en-rolled in the club for at least one year and one day, or major fraction thereof as shown by the records of the Internation-al Office on the first day of the month last preceding that month during which the convention is held (April 1 for this con-vention). The International Constitution and By Laws further provide that each club in good standing shall be entitled to a minimum of one delegate and one alternate delegate at its district convention. The major fraction referred to in this section shall be five or more members. Any club newly chartered and any other club that takes in new members prior to the convening of any such convention shall have its delegate quota determined on the basis of members who have been enrolled in the club for at least one year and a day. Delinquent dues may be paid and good standing acquired at any time prior to the close of credential certification as such closing time shall be established by the rules of the respec-tive convention.

Furthermore, all Past District Governors of Sub-District 13 OH6 in good standing shall be considered Delegates-at-Large to this convention and are entitled to one vote in addition to the delegate quota of their respective clubs.

Check either Delegate, Delegate-at-Large or Alternate for each Name

Please Complete and mail as soon as possible to:

Cabinet Sec/Treas Jay Carey, 635 Albin Ave., Wash. C.H., OH 43160

NAME DELEGATE PDG/Delegate-at-

Large

ALTERNATE


CENTENNIAL CALENDARS

2019-2020 is the Ohio Centennial Celebration. We have re-

ceived 200 calendars as part of the Centennial Celebration

which depicts Lions across the state for the last 100 years. We

are selling our calendars and will use that money as part of our

district centennial celebrations. If anyone is interested in calen-

dars, please let 1VDG Sherry or DG Lydia know.

STATE CONVENTION

State Convention is May 17-19 at Embassy Suites in Dublin, Ohio. This year’s theme is “Everyday

Heros”. The Lions, Lioness and Leos of OH6 are definitely hero’s and we hope you can attend. There

will be several things on the ballet: add a Compliance Committee as a permanent state committee;

delete the Band Committee; and delete the Financial Oversight Committee. If you are a delegate, you

will be voting on this.


Satur a s a –

Diabetes Survival S ills

• E planation of the disease

• Monitoring properly

• Ta ing edications and insulin

• Treating highs and lows Sic days

• ntroduction to eal planning

Nutri on Wellness

• Three steps of eating well

• nderstanding Carbs

• Choosing foods reading labels

• Sugar substitutes, alcohol, caution foods • E ercise

Dates

January 12th and 1 th

February th and 1 th

March th and 1 th

April th and 1 th

May 11th and 1 th

June th and 15th

July 1 th and 2 th

August 1 th and 1 th

Septe ber 1 th and 21st

October 12th and 1 th

ove ber th and 1 th

Dece ber th and1 th

*Please note: dates and times are subject to change

Our wellness series/support group

o ers a new wellness topic

discussed at each session, plus

proble -solving tips and oral

support fro other group

e bers. Learn the tips and tools

needed to live a healthier lifestyle

Dates Alternating Mondays

i e 5 - p. .

Cost Donation $5 suggested

D OP N o need to register

Dates

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S ecialt Classes o ere throughout the ear

he Diabetes-Stress Connec on Learn the connections between diabetes and

stress, plus tips for recogni ing and i proving sy pto s.

We nes a anuar r - hurs a A ril th -

eter raining Bring your eter Learn proper testing techniques, eter and

strip care, and get all your questions answered.

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Diabetes uca on Classes

Join us for diabetes education reat for those recently

diagnosed with diabetes or prediabetes, or as a refresher course.

egistra on is re uire To register for classes, call the o ce

-22 - 11 or sign up online www.diabetesdayton.org


Diabetes Dayton 2555 S Di ie Drive, Suite 112

Dayton, O 5

T 22 - 11

www.diabetesdayton.org

Phar acies with

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Clar s Best Brand Medication

www.clar sr .co /clubr

CVS Care ar Savings Progra

www.care ar .co

roger eneric Progra

www. roger.co /phar acy

Mei er Select Prescriptions Free

www. ei er.co /phar acy

Walgreens Prescription Savings Club

www.walgreens.co /phar acy

Wal-Mart $ Prescription Progra

www.wal art.co /phar acy

Or tr these websites

www.insider .co

www.needy eds.org

www.ohiobestr .org

Pa ent Assistance Progra s

Savings cards for those with

co ercial insurance Search for

the edication savings card

Progra s for the uninsured

Sano Lantus, Apidra, Tou eo

sano patientconnection.co

Eli Lilly u alog, Basaglar

lillycares.co

ovo ordis ovoLog, Leve ir,

Tresiba, Victo a novocare.co

A s s i s t a n c e P r o g r a s

Services Diabetes ergenc Su l Assistance Progra D SAP

Assistance for the uninsured. Can assist with gluco eters, test strips,

and syringes or pen needles one ti e in twelve onths. vailable for those

who ualify durin hours listed on a wal in basis.

ioni e eter Stri Distributor

Low-cost test strips for those with or without insurance.

Meter FREE Strips $1 for bo of 5 strips

Diabetes uca on Classes

Free education classes onthly Saturdays , accredited by the A erican

Association of Diabetes Educators. See schedule on front of yer or website.

Wellness Series

Low-cost healthy living progra with opportunities to earn oney bac with

goal achieve ents. Monday nights schedule on front of yer , 5 - .

A or able Coo ing De os

Open to all Classes held about once a onth. o inal fee. Call to register.

ours

Monday thru Friday

a - 12 p

1 p - 5 p

Reach Out 25 E Fora er St

Dayton, O 5

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www.daytonreachout.org

-Adult Pediatric Clinic

-Phar acy Li ited for ulary

-Montgo ery Co. residents only

- o edical insurance

- nco e below 2 Federal

Poverty Level uidelines

Living Well Clinic

11 Monroe Dr.

enia, O 5 5

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www.livingwellclinic.org

-Adult clinic

-Phar acy assistance

- reene Co. residents only

- ninsured or high deductible


Poverty level guidelines

ealth Partners Free Clinic

1 orth County Rd 25-A

Troy, O 5

T 2-

www.healthpartnersclinic.org

-Adult Pediatric Clinic

-Phar acy assistance

-Mia i Co. residents only

- o edical insurance


Poverty Level uidelines

Each year Diabetes Dayton co piles the ost up to date Resource uide

for local businesses and diabetes resources.

Please use this lin to view the resource guide online

or stop by the o ce for a printed copy.

Charitable Clinics Phar acies

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Dates Alternating Mondays see reverse for co plete schedule i e 5 p to p Cost Donations appreciated Loca on 2555 S. Di ie Dr., Suite 11 , Dayton 5 Phone 22 - 11

Our wellness/support series o ers • Prevention and ris -reduction as a driving focus • nfor ation and tools to help with proble -solving

• Opportunity to develop/ aintain a good nutrition base

• Stress anage ent techniques

• E otional/ oral support of group e bers with si ilar lifestyle goals

es onial would li e to e press how uch ealthy Me has i pacted y life for the

be er. started a ending ealthy Me May 2 1 and since then have not only lost an a a ing a ount of weight, ve lowered by A1C which started at 1 .2 down to .2 as of y last doctor appoint ent, it has changed y lifestyle and way of thin ing.

-Jeanne



Mason Lions Club is doing an Environment Project collecting the items listed below. If you or your club

could help please bring your items to the District OH6 Convention or make arrangements with Lion Jim

Cook at 513-239-6842, or email [email protected]

Our club is collecting plastic to be recycled into a park bench. The bench will be placed in a new park

currently being constructed in our hometown of Mason. The park is all-inclusive playground designed

to encourage children and adults of all levels and abilities to interact with each other. Our goal is 500

lbs. of recyclable plastics and we need your help to reach that goal.



KAMP Dovetail news

Since April 2018, district clubs have donated $13,750 towards 2019 Kamp!

2019 Kamp will be held on June 12-21. Camper registration is from April 22-26. Set up

at Rock Fork is June 12-15.

Volunteers needed!

Looking for someone in Hillsboro area to transport breakfast workers from 3:30

a.m.—6:30 a.m.

Wish List (Please contact Lion Rhonda before making any purchases.)

• Four 18 quart roasters ($120—160)

• One red catering hot box with 1/2 and 1/3 pans and lids

• Twenty 8 foot rectangular white or gray plastic banquet folding tables

• Table truck for tables

• 120 metal folding chairs and trolleys to store them

Lion Rhonda would love to speak with your club. Contact her at (937)763-4196 or at

[email protected]

Send monetary donations to PCC Ron Barber, P.O. Box 326, Leesburg OH 45135


West Carrollton Lions Club

St. Patrick’s Day Dinner

Saturday, March 16

4:30 p.m.—7:00 p.m.

Menu: Corned Beef & Cabbage or Chicken & Noodles, Red Skinned

Potatoes, Green Beans, Slaw, Rolls, Dessert & Beverage

Adults $11.00 Children $5.00

26 North Locust Street

Memorial Methodist Church

West Carrollton


New Holland Lions Club

ALL YOU CAN EAT

SOUP DINNER

Bean, Chili, Potato

With

Cornbread, slaw, applesauce, pies, cakes & drinks

New Holland United Methodist Church

Saturday, April 6

4:30—6:30 p.m.

Donations: Adults $7, Children $4

Proceeds go to local charity groups and district

projects

Germantown Lions Club

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Pancakes, sausage,

scrambled eggs,

coffee, milk, juice

Saturday, March 16

8:30—11 a.m.

Germantown Senior Center

33 North Cherry Street

$5/ticket, free for kids 4 and under

Benefits Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation


Club Happenings

Welcome to all new Lions!

We are proud to have you join the world’s largest humanitarian organization.

Ask your sponsor how you can get involved in a service project.

Beavercreek Lions collected

food items and assembled

“manna bags” to help feed

homeless people.

Chillicothe Evening Lions Joy

Cox and PDG Norman Cupps

received their Guiding Lions

Certificates from DG Lydia

Houser

Chillicothe Evening Lions: Lion Melinda

Stephens reported a successful event

with 30 donors!

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Vandalia Lioness: gathered non

perishable food items for “back

Pack for Kids”. Lionesses also

gathered items for Ohio Veter-

ans. They also collect pill bottles,

used eyeglasses, calendars, box

tops, and pull tabs.


Fairborn Leos participated in No One

Eats Alone, where the Leos went

around all the lunches to make sure

no one was alone, if they were, they’d

engage them in conversation and let

them know that someone cares for

them.

Leo

Zane Trace Leo Club: Lion Nicole Wells:

Thanked Lion Gene Oliver for the Little Debbie

Fundraiser. She said Leo's earned $383.00.

The Leo Convention was held this past weekend.

19 of our Leo's attended. Our Leo club complet-

ed 16 service projects this year!

15 Leos and 3 Lions went to the Schaeffer Center

at Traditions on Monday and delivered 77 gift

bags to residents. The Leos loved it!

• Fairborn Leos made a $125.00 donation to the

local FISH/Food Pantry in Fairborn.

• Fairborn Leos made Valentine’s cards for all staff

at the high school and for the special needs stu-

dents.

• 5 Fairborn Leos attended the 2nd State Leo Con-

vention in Plain City, OH

• Fairborn Leos and Lions hosted another Spaghetti

Dinner at Giovanni’s in Fairborn on Monday March

4th. Over 200 people were served.

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Deliver your news articles and

pictures by the 20th of the

month to the District

Newsletter Editor:

Lion Eleanor Haupt

[email protected]

Cell (937) 572-2586

District 13 OH6 Officers

DG Lydia Houser (Ric)

4791 Blue Spruce Ct.

Dayton, Ohio 45424-4638

(937) 236-5254 [email protected]

1VDG Sherry Bingamon

P.O. Box 363

Mt. Orab OH 45154

513-374-7389

[email protected]

CST/PDG Jay Carey (Carol)

635 Albin Ave. Washington CH, Ohio 43160

740-335-1107 Home 740-606-7151 Cell

Links and Information

Useful Links

Www.lionsclubs.org

Www.lions100.org

Www.ohiolions.org

http://district13oh6.org/

District directory

Blue Frog Promotions (uniforms and shirts)

Lions Clubs store

Facebook: facebook.com/

SouthwestOhioLions/

Twitter: twitter.com/OhioLions13OH6

District 13 OH6 Newsletter February 2019

http://www.lionsclubs.org

http://www.lions100.org

http://www.ohiolions.org

http://www.district13oh6.org

http://www.district13j.org/documents/DistrictDirectory.pdf

http://www.companycasuals.com/ohiolions/start.jsp

https://www2.lionsclubs.org/default.aspx

http://facebook.com/SouthwestOhioLions/

http://facebook.com/SouthwestOhioLions/

http://twitter.com/OhioLions13OH6

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