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Lions Clubs International GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323A1 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323A1 26134 BOMBAY KALBADEVI President District 323A1 26134 BOMBAY KALBADEVI Secretary District 323A1 26134 BOMBAY KALBADEVI Treasurer District 323A1 26137 BOMBAY MAHIM President District 323A1 26137 BOMBAY MAHIM Secretary District 323A1 26137 BOMBAY MAHIM Treasurer District 323A1 26140 BOMBAY TARDEO President District 323A1 26140 BOMBAY TARDEO Secretary District 323A1 26140 BOMBAY TARDEO Treasurer District 323A1 26147 BOMBAY WORLI President District 323A1 26147 BOMBAY WORLI Secretary District 323A1 26147 BOMBAY WORLI Treasurer District 323A1 28214 BOMBAY KHETWADI President District 323A1 28214 BOMBAY KHETWADI Secretary District 323A1 28214 BOMBAY KHETWADI Treasurer District 323A1 29685 BOMBAY JACOB CIRCLE President District 323A1 29685 BOMBAY JACOB CIRCLE Secretary District 323A1 29685 BOMBAY JACOB CIRCLE Treasurer District 323A1 29688 BOMBAY MAHALAXMI President District 323A1 29688 BOMBAY MAHALAXMI Secretary District 323A1 29688 BOMBAY MAHALAXMI Treasurer District 323A1 44125 BOMBAY MALABAR HILL President District 323A1 44125 BOMBAY MALABAR HILL Secretary District 323A1 44125 BOMBAY MALABAR HILL Treasurer District 323A1 46450 BOMBAY PORTUGUESE CHURCH DADAR President District 323A1 46450 BOMBAY PORTUGUESE CHURCH DADAR Secretary District 323A1 46450 BOMBAY PORTUGUESE CHURCH DADAR Treasurer District 323A1 48748 BOMBAY MUMBADEVI Treasurer District 323A1 50778 BOMBAY CITY LIGHT President District 323A1 50778 BOMBAY CITY LIGHT Secretary District 323A1 50778 BOMBAY CITY LIGHT Treasurer District 323A1 50779 BOMBAY DADAR WEST President District 323A1 50779 BOMBAY DADAR WEST Secretary District 323A1 50779 BOMBAY DADAR WEST Treasurer Run 7/28/2007 Page 1 of 2 Run Time: 5:33 pm GN1067D Lions Clubs International Clubs Missing a Current Year Club Only - (President, Secretary or Treasure) District 323A1 District Club Club Name Title (Missing) District 323A1 51377 BOMBAY SOHRAB KHAN President District 323A1 51377 BOMBAY SOHRAB KHAN Secretary District 323A1 51377 BOMBAY SOHRAB KHAN Treasurer District 323A1 56054 BOMBAY SOUTHERN HEIGHTS President District 323A1 56054 BOMBAY SOUTHERN HEIGHTS Secretary District 323A1 56054 BOMBAY SOUTHERN HEIGHTS Treasurer District 323A1 58664 MUMBAI SIDDHIVINAYAK President District 323A1 58664 MUMBAI SIDDHIVINAYAK Secretary District 323A1 58664 MUMBAI SIDDHIVINAYAK Treasurer District 323A1 62107 MUMBAI SITALADEVI President District 323A1 62107 MUMBAI SITALADEVI Secretary District 323A1 62107 MUMBAI SITALADEVI Treasurer District 323A1 62825 MUMBAI RANAKPUR Treasurer District 323A1 67473 MUMBAI SHANTI DOOT President District 323A1 67473 MUMBAI SHANTI DOOT Secretary District 323A1 67473 MUMBAI SHANTI DOOT Treasurer District 323A1 98299 MUMBAI QUEENS COURT President District 323A1 98299 MUMBAI QUEENS COURT Secretary District 323A1 98299 MUMBAI QUEENS COURT Treasurer District 323A1 98731 MUMBAI SEVA YATRI President District 323A1 98731 MUMBAI SEVA YATRI Secretary District 323A1 98731 MUMBAI SEVA YATRI Treasurer District 323A1 99419 MUMBAI GUIDING STAR President District 323A1 99419 MUMBAI GUIDING STAR Secretary District 323A1 99419 MUMBAI GUIDING STAR Treasurer District Total (Missing Officers) President: 19 Secretary: 19 Treasurer: 21 Total: 59 Run 7/28/2007 Page 2 of 2 Run Time: 5:33 pm.
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