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KEYNOTES 4 National Wildlife Day Mission Statement 6 National Read a Book Francis Scott Key Lions Club to Create and Foster a Spirit of Day; National Food Bank P.O Lions Clubs International 4 National Wildlife Day KEYNOTES Mission Statement 6 National Read a Book Francis Scott Key Lions Club To create and foster a spirit of Day; National Food Bank P.O. Box 3932 understanding among all people Day Frederick, MD 21705-3932 for humanitarian needs by 8 National Grandparents providing voluntary services Day www.fsklions.org through community involvement 10 U. S. Naval Sea Cadet facebook.com/FrancisScottKe and international cooperation. Corps incorporated yLionsClub (1962); National Swap twitter.com/FSKLions Ideas Day Lions Clubs International flickr.com/photos/fsklions/ 11 Patriot Day; National Day Foundation Mission Statement: of Service and To support the efforts of Lions Remembrance clubs and partners in serving 12 National Day of communities locally and globally, September 2019 Encouragement giving hope and impacting lives 15 National Tackle Kids through humanitarian service Vol. 60, No. 3 Cancer Day projects and grants. 17 Constitution and Citizenship Day www.lcif.org/donate 18 Air Force Birthday (1947) Donor Services 630/203-3836 20 National POW/MIA [email protected] Recognition Day 21 International Day of Peace; Puppy Mill Awareness Day 23 Autumnal Equinox 28 International Rabbit Day 29 Gold Star Mother’s Day; VFW Day; National Cat Day 30 Rosh Hashanah SERVICE PROJECTS Service with 20/20 Happy birthday to: Frederick Food Bank donations Vision for the Future 9/18 Mary Smith 9/22 Duane Voitel Recycling used eyeglasses, 9/29 Lion Murtaza Anderabi reading glasses, and hearing This month’s meetings aids Happy anniversary to: 9/1 Lion Sandy & Tom Evans Assisting North Frederick September 10 9/10 Lion Bill & Pat Grove Elementary School: school 9/29 Lion Gerald & Carol supplies, games, children’s September 24 Stewart books, puzzles, card Program: SOAR fronts/pictures, Box Tops for (Supporting Older Adults Enjoy your day! Education, recycling used ink Through Resources) cartridges, calendars, etc. Proceed as if success is inevitable. Sponsoring the FSK Lions East - Anonymous SEPTEMBER CELEBRATIONS Frederick Little League team (longest-tenured current Flower: Aster sponsor) Birthstone: Sapphire AGENDAS AND CORRESPONDENCE LOG Sending birthday and holiday National Preparedness Month Lion Secretary Lynn Stimmel cards to residents of Montevue Assisted Living 1 Islamic New Year To aid in communication and 2 Labor Day; V-J Day transparency and to hopefully FSK Lions Club KEYNOTES – September 2019 1 save time in the meetings, it is my the opportunity to be Chairman of GAT (GLOBAL ACTION TEAM) intention to email the agenda(s) the Kusiak Lions Youth Foundation TRAINING 9/14 and correspondence log to of Multiple District 22. It has been members the day before or day of a pleasure to have served in this Who: All Lions are invited and our business meetings. If you capacity for the past year and look encouraged to attend this have items that you want added forward to the coming year to training; especially Secretaries, to the agenda(s), please contact continue to represent 22B on the Membership Chairs, Service me by no later than the Sunday Board. Over the past year we Chairs, Presidents, 1st Vice before with the item(s) you want have had the opportunity to fund Presidents, and Treasurers. added. (i.e. If the meeting is on 3 grants in the Multiple District. the 12th, contact me by no later One to help improve a Lions What: Training opportunities for than the 10th.) Sponsored Playground in 22D, ALL club officer positions, this another to provide funding for the includes MyLion training and “Roar Like a Lion Day of Service” updates, Roar Like A Lion, LABOR DAY PRAYER which was held in 22W, and a Membership, Leadership and/or from Our Sunday Visitor, Diocese third to support a seminar for Service. of St. Petersburg, FL young women in 22B. I am certain that there are youth projects in all Where: Terra Rubra Lions Club Lord, on this Labor Day, we thank the Districts that would have Building, 6300 Middleburg Road, You for the blessing of work. We qualified for funds from the Keymar, MD 21757 ask for strength to complete each Foundation and I hope that you day. We ask for rest when we are will consider seeking our Date: Saturday 9/14 weary. We ask for Your guidance involvement in the future. Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (8:30 for and hope for everyone seeking coffee and donuts) employment. We ask that You be To help further the programs of with those in faces we might LYF, the trustees from 22B are Cost: FREE! Coffee, donuts, never see but who work tirelessly sponsoring a Bingo on 9/12. We lunch, and training materials are each day for the good of all of us. need your help with game included. Amen. sponsorships, either with a cash donation of $100 or game prizes RSVP to Lion Susan Cox at of equal value (pocketbooks or shcox@comcast is required no FIRST CABINET MEETING 9/7 filled baskets). We are also in later than Sunday 9/8. Please need of items for a Chinese include your name, club, your club The LaVale Lions will host the first auction. This project will help position, and the area in which cabinet meeting on 9/7 at the fund youth projects throughout you would like additional training. lower LaVale Fire Department the multiple district. Maybe even This training will meet the building, 421 National Highway, in your own club ... Please requirements for any district Cumberland. Reservations were consider making a donation, award. We look forward to seeing due by Friday 8/30. Attendees are checks should be made out to the you at this important training invited to the den to observe the Sharptown Lions Club and be send opportunity. LaVale Lions BBQ operation. As of to PCC Dave Studley, 10377 Norris this writing (8/31), we will be Twilley Road, Delmar, MD 21875. NOTE: Attendance at this unable to get a visitation for this training counts toward the since only 3 FSK Lions are Join us for an evening of fun and requirements for a Club attending; 4 are needed for a fellowship. For more information Leadership Award. With 23 visitation at a District 22W Cabinet please contact one of your 22B members, we need at least 6 to meeting. trustees: PCC Dave Studley complete one of the acceptable 410/726-8084, Lion Carol training courses during this year. Schoonover 410/713-2295, or See page 111 of the District 22W LIONS YOUTH FOUNDATION PDG Doug Jones 443/614-1430. roster book for more details. BINGO 9/12 Thanks SUPPORTING OUR YOUTH PCC Dave Studley PROGRAM 9/24 THROUGH SERVICE LYF Chairman Our speaker on 9/24 will be a All Club Presidents! I have had representative from SOAR FSK Lions Club KEYNOTES – September 2019 2 (Supporting Older Adults Through AMERICAN MUSIC THEATER Send checks payable to FSK Lions Resources); our Operation Blue BUS TRIP 12/5 Club, indicate the names of those Thank You honoree will be Officer Lion Lynn Stimmel attending, and send to Treasurer Willie Buntley, Patrol Squad C. Toni Gray, P. O. Box 3932, We are sponsoring a bus trip to Frederick, MD 21705-3932. the original holiday show “Joy to Reservations deadline is Monday DISTRICT 22W SOCIAL 10/5 the World” at the American Music 11/4. Theater in Lancaster, PA, on Celebrate with DG Evan and First Thursday 12/5. Lady Bonnie! There’s an open UPCOMING PROGRAMS reception with appetizers and a Cost of $140 a person includes Lion Toni Gray photo booth, a plated dinner, and transportation, driver gratuity, comedian Denny More (instead of show ticket, and lunch at the Lion Toni Gray is scheduling an International Director). Shady Maple Smorgasbord. There programs in 2019-2020. If you will also be a stop at the Kitchen have suggestions for speakers, There’s more: an after party Kettle Village, Intercourse, PA, please contact her. featuring music by PDG Buck prior to lunch. The flyer has been Fisher, a popcorn machine, and sent to members and other October 22 – Lori Swerda, author lively conversations with your organizations and posted to our of "Star-Spangled Scandal," fellow Lions. various social media accounts. historical fiction about the Francis Scott Key family, featuring local Meal selections are: Sign up now at landmarks, plenty of Frederick Seared chicken with www.livalit.com/amt! At last check history, and prominent historical Cipollini gnocchi, seasonal we have 22 signed up; we need figures; Officer First Class Amy vegetables 25 to make it a go. Proceeds Brum, Patrol Squad B Petit sirloin with benefit the charity account. blackberry demi glaze, roasted November 26 – Middletown Lion Red Bliss potatoes, seasonal Betsy Estilow, the real story of vegetables “STAGE DOOR CHRISTMAS” Clara Barton; Officer First Class Pan-seared tilapia with AT WAY OFF BROADWAY Connor Walsleben, Patrol Squad B pineapple salsa, cilantro rice, 12/15 seasonal vegetables Lion Guy Everhart January 28 – Museum of Civil War Vegetarian stuffed Medicine peppers Our December meeting will be our holiday event, a trip to Way Off February 25 – Debby Moone, All of this for just $35 a person! Broadway on Sunday 12/15 to see Historic Rocky Springs Chapel, For those requiring a hotel room, their production, "Stage Door Inc. (HRSC) the Clarion Hotel & Conference Christmas." The cost of $47 Center, 5400 Holiday Drive, the includes the show, dinner, taxes, site of the social, has them for and gratuity. Payment is due DUES REMINDER $115.44 (tax included). when the reservation is made. Doors open at 12:30 p.m.; buffet Quarterly dues were due on 7/1. Attire is formal for VIPs; business closes at 1:05 p.m.; the show Please remit your payment to Lion casual for all others.
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