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GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323 H District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323 H 26353 AMALNER President District 323 H 26353 AMALNER Secretary District 323 H 26353 AMALNER Treasurer District 323 H 26358 BHUSAWAL President District 323 H 26358 BHUSAWAL Secretary District 323 H 26358 BHUSAWAL Treasurer District 323 H 26361 GONDIA President District 323 H 26361 GONDIA Secretary District 323 H 26361 GONDIA Treasurer District 323 H 26402 WARDHA President District 323 H 26402 WARDHA Secretary District 323 H 26402 WARDHA Treasurer District 323 H 47337 DIGRAS Secretary District 323 H 47337 DIGRAS Treasurer District 323 H 48071 HINGOLI MIDTOWN President District 323 H 48071 HINGOLI MIDTOWN Secretary District 323 H 48071 HINGOLI MIDTOWN Treasurer District 323 H 50046 GONDIYA CENTRAL President District 323 H 50046 GONDIYA CENTRAL Secretary District 323 H 50046 GONDIYA CENTRAL Treasurer District 323 H 50206 MANJLEGAON President District 323 H 50206 MANJLEGAON Secretary District 323 H 50206 MANJLEGAON Treasurer District 323 H 51183 BEED TOWN Treasurer District 323 H 51649 KINWAT MIDTOWN President District 323 H 51649 KINWAT MIDTOWN Secretary District 323 H 52239 NAGPUR METRO President District 323 H 52239 NAGPUR METRO Secretary District 323 H 52239 NAGPUR METRO Treasurer District 323 H 56323 SINDEWAHI President District 323 H 56323 SINDEWAHI Secretary District 323 H 56323 SINDEWAHI Treasurer Run 7/28/2007 Page 1 of 4 Run Time: 5:34 pm GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323 H District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323 H 57764 AKOLA MID TOWN President District 323 H 57764 AKOLA MID TOWN Secretary District 323 H 57764 AKOLA MID TOWN Treasurer District 323 H 59261 GANGAKHED TOWN Treasurer District 323 H 59774 GONDIA RICE CITY President District 323 H 59774 GONDIA RICE CITY Secretary District 323 H 59774 GONDIA RICE CITY Treasurer District 323 H 60289 KANHAN COAL CITY President District 323 H 60289 KANHAN COAL CITY Secretary District 323 H 60289 KANHAN COAL CITY Treasurer District 323 H 60520 CHANDRAPUR CITY President District 323 H 60520 CHANDRAPUR CITY Secretary District 323 H 60520 CHANDRAPUR CITY Treasurer District 323 H 60602 BALLARPUR President District 323 H 60602 BALLARPUR Secretary District 323 H 60602 BALLARPUR Treasurer District 323 H 60603 BHADRAWATI President District 323 H 60603 BHADRAWATI Secretary District 323 H 60603 BHADRAWATI Treasurer District 323 H 61879 NAGPUR ASMITA President District 323 H 61879 NAGPUR ASMITA Secretary District 323 H 61879 NAGPUR ASMITA Treasurer District 323 H 61915 AMRAVATI PRINCESS President District 323 H 61915 AMRAVATI PRINCESS Secretary District 323 H 61915 AMRAVATI PRINCESS Treasurer District 323 H 62003 GHUGUS President District 323 H 62003 GHUGUS Secretary District 323 H 62003 GHUGUS Treasurer District 323 H 62430 NAGPUR MILLENNIUM President District 323 H 62430 NAGPUR MILLENNIUM Secretary District 323 H 62430 NAGPUR MILLENNIUM Treasurer District 323 H 62849 NANDED METRO President District 323 H 62849 NANDED METRO Secretary District 323 H 62849 NANDED METRO Treasurer Run 7/28/2007 Page 2 of 4 Run Time: 5:34 pm GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323 H District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323 H 62850 TUMSAR RICE CITY President District 323 H 62850 TUMSAR RICE CITY Secretary District 323 H 62850 TUMSAR RICE CITY Treasurer District 323 H 63075 RISOD MID TOWN President District 323 H 63075 RISOD MID TOWN Secretary District 323 H 63075 RISOD MID TOWN Treasurer District 323 H 63523 NAGPUR ROYAL President District 323 H 63611 BRAHMAPURI President District 323 H 63611 BRAHMAPURI Secretary District 323 H 63611 BRAHMAPURI Treasurer District 323 H 63638 NAGPUR MEDICOS Treasurer District 323 H 63924 NANDED HOLY CITY President District 323 H 63924 NANDED HOLY CITY Secretary District 323 H 63924 NANDED HOLY CITY Treasurer District 323 H 64002 DHULE CENTRAL President District 323 H 64002 DHULE CENTRAL Secretary District 323 H 64002 DHULE CENTRAL Treasurer District 323 H 64150 AURANGABAD MILLENNIUM President District 323 H 64150 AURANGABAD MILLENNIUM Secretary District 323 H 64150 AURANGABAD MILLENNIUM Treasurer District 323 H 64383 AURANGABAD AJANTHA President District 323 H 64383 AURANGABAD AJANTHA Secretary District 323 H 64383 AURANGABAD AJANTHA Treasurer District 323 H 67185 ARNI President District 323 H 67185 ARNI Secretary District 323 H 67185 ARNI Treasurer District 323 H 77430 NANDED SANJIVANI President District 323 H 77430 NANDED SANJIVANI Secretary District 323 H 77430 NANDED SANJIVANI Treasurer District 323 H 92384 NAGPUR HARMONY President District 323 H 92384 NAGPUR HARMONY Secretary District 323 H 92384 NAGPUR HARMONY Treasurer Run 7/28/2007 Page 3 of 4 Run Time: 5:34 pm GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323 H District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323 H 93574 RAMTEK President District 323 H 93574 RAMTEK Secretary District 323 H 93574 RAMTEK Treasurer District 323 H 95527 PARSEONI President District 323 H 95527 PARSEONI Secretary District 323 H 95527 PARSEONI Treasurer District 323 H 95531 NAGPUR LOTUS President District 323 H 95531 NAGPUR LOTUS Secretary District 323 H 95531 NAGPUR LOTUS Treasurer District 323 H 98773 WARDHA GANDHI CITY President District 323 H 98773 WARDHA GANDHI CITY Secretary District 323 H 98773 WARDHA GANDHI CITY Treasurer District Total (Missing Officers) President: 36 Secretary: 36 Treasurer: 38 Total: 110 Run 7/28/2007 Page 4 of 4 Run Time: 5:34 pm.
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