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Lions Clubs International GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of June 30, 2008 District B 7 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District B 7 15438 ACAYUCAN President District B 7 15438 ACAYUCAN Secretary District B 7 15438 ACAYUCAN Treasurer District B 7 15441 ALAMO President District B 7 15441 ALAMO Secretary District B 7 15441 ALAMO Treasurer District B 7 15443 ATLIXCO President District B 7 15443 ATLIXCO Secretary District B 7 15443 ATLIXCO Treasurer District B 7 15448 COATEPEC President District B 7 15448 COATEPEC Secretary District B 7 15448 COATEPEC Treasurer District B 7 15450 CERRO AZUL President District B 7 15450 CERRO AZUL Secretary District B 7 15450 CERRO AZUL Treasurer District B 7 15451 CORDOBA President District B 7 15451 CORDOBA Secretary District B 7 15451 CORDOBA Treasurer District B 7 15458 HUATUSCO President District B 7 15458 HUATUSCO Secretary District B 7 15458 HUATUSCO Treasurer District B 7 15459 HUAUCHINANGO President District B 7 15459 HUAUCHINANGO Secretary District B 7 15459 HUAUCHINANGO Treasurer District B 7 15461 IZUCAR DE MATAMOROS President District B 7 15461 IZUCAR DE MATAMOROS Secretary District B 7 15461 IZUCAR DE MATAMOROS Treasurer District B 7 15468 MARTINEZ DE LA TORRE President District B 7 15468 MARTINEZ DE LA TORRE Secretary District B 7 15468 MARTINEZ DE LA TORRE Treasurer District B 7 15471 MINATITLAN President District B 7 15471 MINATITLAN Secretary District B 7 15471 MINATITLAN Treasurer District B 7 15477 ORIZABA President Run Date: 6/30/2008 Page 1 of 4 Run Time: 12:01 am GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of June 30, 2008 District B 7 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District B 7 15477 ORIZABA Secretary District B 7 15477 ORIZABA Treasurer District B 7 15479 PEROTE President District B 7 15479 PEROTE Secretary District B 7 15479 PEROTE Treasurer District B 7 15480 POZA RICA President District B 7 15480 POZA RICA Secretary District B 7 15480 POZA RICA Treasurer District B 7 15488 SAN ANDRES TUXTLA President District B 7 15488 SAN ANDRES TUXTLA Secretary District B 7 15488 SAN ANDRES TUXTLA Treasurer District B 7 15504 TUXPAN VER President District B 7 15504 TUXPAN VER Secretary District B 7 15504 TUXPAN VER Treasurer District B 7 15507 VERACRUZ President District B 7 15507 VERACRUZ Secretary District B 7 15507 VERACRUZ Treasurer District B 7 15508 VILLA CARDEL President District B 7 15508 VILLA CARDEL Secretary District B 7 15508 VILLA CARDEL Treasurer District B 7 15509 CIUDAD XICOTEPEC DE JUAREZ President District B 7 15509 CIUDAD XICOTEPEC DE JUAREZ Secretary District B 7 15509 CIUDAD XICOTEPEC DE JUAREZ Treasurer District B 7 29637 ORIZABA PONIENTE President District B 7 29637 ORIZABA PONIENTE Secretary District B 7 29637 ORIZABA PONIENTE Treasurer District B 7 30237 BOCA DEL RIO President District B 7 30237 BOCA DEL RIO Secretary District B 7 30237 BOCA DEL RIO Treasurer District B 7 32614 CORDOBA NUEVO CORDOBA President District B 7 32614 CORDOBA NUEVO CORDOBA Secretary District B 7 32614 CORDOBA NUEVO CORDOBA Treasurer District B 7 33542 TRES VALLES President District B 7 33542 TRES VALLES Secretary Run Date: 6/30/2008 Page 2 of 4 Run Time: 12:01 am GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of June 30, 2008 District B 7 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District B 7 33542 TRES VALLES Treasurer District B 7 34090 SAN RAFAEL President District B 7 34090 SAN RAFAEL Secretary District B 7 34090 SAN RAFAEL Treasurer District B 7 40623 XALAPA DE LAS FLORES President District B 7 40623 XALAPA DE LAS FLORES Secretary District B 7 40623 XALAPA DE LAS FLORES Treasurer District B 7 44737 NARANJOS NORTE President District B 7 44737 NARANJOS NORTE Secretary District B 7 44737 NARANJOS NORTE Treasurer District B 7 54214 PAPANTLA President District B 7 54214 PAPANTLA Secretary District B 7 54214 PAPANTLA Treasurer District B 7 54855 COATZACOALCOS SUR President District B 7 54855 COATZACOALCOS SUR Secretary District B 7 54855 COATZACOALCOS SUR Treasurer District B 7 59789 POZA RICA SIGLO XXI President District B 7 59789 POZA RICA SIGLO XXI Secretary District B 7 59789 POZA RICA SIGLO XXI Treasurer District B 7 61835 ORIZABA CITLALLI President District B 7 61835 ORIZABA CITLALLI Secretary District B 7 61835 ORIZABA CITLALLI Treasurer District B 7 62405 ORIZABA HELENICAS President District B 7 62405 ORIZABA HELENICAS Secretary District B 7 62405 ORIZABA HELENICAS Treasurer District B 7 63306 HUAJUAPAN DE LEON President District B 7 63306 HUAJUAPAN DE LEON Secretary District B 7 63306 HUAJUAPAN DE LEON Treasurer District B 7 63978 IXTACZOQUITLAN President District B 7 63978 IXTACZOQUITLAN Secretary District B 7 63978 IXTACZOQUITLAN Treasurer District B 7 64695 PUEBLA A C President District B 7 64695 PUEBLA A C Secretary District B 7 64695 PUEBLA A C Treasurer Run Date: 6/30/2008 Page 3 of 4 Run Time: 12:01 am GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Officer (Only President, Secretary or Treasurer) as of June 30, 2008 District B 7 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District B 7 65102 TEZIUTLAN President District B 7 65102 TEZIUTLAN Secretary District B 7 65102 TEZIUTLAN Treasurer District B 7 66748 ZACATLAN President District B 7 66748 ZACATLAN Secretary District B 7 66748 ZACATLAN Treasurer District B 7 78640 POZA RICA MELVIN JONES President District B 7 78640 POZA RICA MELVIN JONES Secretary District B 7 78640 POZA RICA MELVIN JONES Treasurer District B 7 89105 COSTA DE ORO A C President District B 7 89105 COSTA DE ORO A C Secretary District B 7 89105 COSTA DE ORO A C Treasurer District B 7 89530 VERACRUZ NUEVO MILENIO AC President District B 7 89530 VERACRUZ NUEVO MILENIO AC Secretary District B 7 89530 VERACRUZ NUEVO MILENIO AC Treasurer District B 7 92345 PAPANTLA TAJIN AC President District B 7 92345 PAPANTLA TAJIN AC Secretary District B 7 92345 PAPANTLA TAJIN AC Treasurer District B 7 96777 GUTIERREZ ZAMORA President District B 7 96777 GUTIERREZ ZAMORA Secretary District B 7 96777 GUTIERREZ ZAMORA Treasurer District Total (Missing Officers) President: 41 Secretary: 41 Treasurer: 41 Total: 123 Run Date: 6/30/2008 Page 4 of 4 Run Time: 12:01 am.
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