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Lions Clubs International Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of July 08, 2010 District 322 F Club Club Name Title (Missing) 26091 DARJEELING President 26091 DARJEELING Secretary 26091 DARJEELING Treasurer 31091 RAIGANJ President 31091 RAIGANJ Secretary 31091 RAIGANJ Treasurer 32302 KURSEONG President 32302 KURSEONG Secretary 32302 KURSEONG Treasurer 36772 COOCHBEHAR President 36772 COOCHBEHAR Secretary 36772 COOCHBEHAR Treasurer 40339 DALKOLA President 40339 DALKOLA Secretary 40339 DALKOLA Treasurer 48132 DHUPGURI President 48132 DHUPGURI Secretary 48132 DHUPGURI Treasurer 57343 KALIMPONG GREATER President 57343 KALIMPONG GREATER Secretary 57343 KALIMPONG GREATER Treasurer 60650 GANGARAMPUR President 60650 GANGARAMPUR Secretary 60650 GANGARAMPUR Treasurer 61333 KALIACHAK President 61333 KALIACHAK Secretary 61333 KALIACHAK Treasurer 61527 CHANCHAL President 61527 CHANCHAL Secretary 61527 CHANCHAL Treasurer 62078 SONAPUR President 62078 SONAPUR Secretary 62078 SONAPUR Treasurer OFF0021 Run Date: 7/8/2010 11:44:16AM Page 1 of 4 Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of July 08, 2010 District 322 F Club Club Name Title (Missing) 62150 SILIGURI FOOTHILLS President 62150 SILIGURI FOOTHILLS Secretary 62150 SILIGURI FOOTHILLS Treasurer 62476 BIDHANNAGAR President 62476 BIDHANNAGAR Secretary 62476 BIDHANNAGAR Treasurer 63640 TUFANGANJ President 63640 TUFANGANJ Secretary 63640 TUFANGANJ Treasurer 63982 NAGRAKATA President 63982 NAGRAKATA Secretary 63982 NAGRAKATA Treasurer 64042 JALPAIGURI GREATER President 64042 JALPAIGURI GREATER Secretary 64042 JALPAIGURI GREATER Treasurer 64720 BAGRAKOT President 64720 BAGRAKOT Secretary 64720 BAGRAKOT Treasurer 64782 SILIGURI CITIZENS NEW CENTURY President 64782 SILIGURI CITIZENS NEW CENTURY Secretary 64782 SILIGURI CITIZENS NEW CENTURY Treasurer 65071 HAMILTONGANJ President 65071 HAMILTONGANJ Secretary 65071 HAMILTONGANJ Treasurer 66349 KALIYAGANJ GREATER President 66349 KALIYAGANJ GREATER Secretary 66349 KALIYAGANJ GREATER Treasurer 78175 SINGTAM President 78175 SINGTAM Secretary 78175 SINGTAM Treasurer 78704 MALDA JAGRITI President 78704 MALDA JAGRITI Secretary 78704 MALDA JAGRITI Treasurer OFF0021 Run Date: 7/8/2010 11:44:16AM Page 2 of 4 Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of July 08, 2010 District 322 F Club Club Name Title (Missing) 89658 BIRPARA GREATER President 89658 BIRPARA GREATER Secretary 89658 BIRPARA GREATER Treasurer 97440 JORETHANG President 97440 JORETHANG Secretary 97440 JORETHANG Treasurer 97836 RANGPO GATEWAY OF SIKKIM President 97836 RANGPO GATEWAY OF SIKKIM Secretary 97836 RANGPO GATEWAY OF SIKKIM Treasurer 98461 RANIPOOL President 98461 RANIPOOL Secretary 98461 RANIPOOL Treasurer 99016 BALURGHAT GREATER President 99016 BALURGHAT GREATER Secretary 99016 BALURGHAT GREATER Treasurer 100793 GAZOLE President 100793 GAZOLE Secretary 100793 GAZOLE Treasurer 101346 RAIGANJ GREATER President 101346 RAIGANJ GREATER Secretary 101346 RAIGANJ GREATER Treasurer 104186 MANGALBARI MALDA President 104186 MANGALBARI MALDA Secretary 104186 MANGALBARI MALDA Treasurer 105852 SILIGURI GREEN VALLEY President 105852 SILIGURI GREEN VALLEY Secretary 105852 SILIGURI GREEN VALLEY Treasurer 106419 SILIGURI SARTAJ President 106419 SILIGURI SARTAJ Secretary 106419 SILIGURI SARTAJ Treasurer 106494 SILIGURI GOLD President 106494 SILIGURI GOLD Secretary 106494 SILIGURI GOLD Treasurer OFF0021 Run Date: 7/8/2010 11:44:16AM Page 3 of 4 Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of July 08, 2010 District 322 F Club Club Name Title (Missing) 106495 UTTORAYON President 106495 UTTORAYON Secretary 106495 UTTORAYON Treasurer 106496 SILIGURI LAKSHYA President 106496 SILIGURI LAKSHYA Secretary 106496 SILIGURI LAKSHYA Treasurer District Total (Missing Officers) President: 35 Secretary: 35 Treasurer: 35 Total: 105 OFF0021 Run Date: 7/8/2010 11:44:16AM Page 4 of 4.
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