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The5M-2FIRE UPSeptember 2013www.5M2lions.orgEditor Bill Curtis,44995 490th StNicollet, MN 560745M-2 DISTRICT GOVERNORJoan BlankPRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDGlencoe, MNPERMIT #18What’s Going On In 5M21st Vice DistrictGovernor Harry Klenkewalking with LeaderDog representative anda Leader Dog at LeaderDog School.Jean Lundquist, her Diabetes Assistance Dog Juno, LionCharlette Abbas, Lions Darlene and Bern Breamer.Courtland Night Out!The Courtland Fire Department held a CourtlandNight Out on Tuesday July 30, 2013. Among the attractionswas Jean Lundquist and her Can-Do-Canine DiabetesAssist Dog Juno. Lion Charlette Lowell of the CourtlandLions requested the help of Lions 5M-2 District Co-ChairsLions Vern and Darlene Breamer in getting someone with aCan-Do-Canine assist dog to come and talk to the public.Jean gave a very interesting talk about why she decided torequest a diabetes assistance dog from Can-Do-CanineAssistance Dogs located in New Hope, MN. Lions are oneof many service organizations that help support Can-DoCanines Assistance Dogs. These dogs are given to peoplewith, diabetes complicated by hypoglycemia unawareness,mobility challenges, hearing loss or deafness, seizuredisorders, or autism. Dogs, training, medical treatment,food supplies, and ongoing suppor are provided to theirclients free of charge. For more infromation check out theirwebsite: www.can-do-canines.orgMinnesota Lake Lion members and guests at the Old MillPark in Minnesota Lake.The Minnesota Lake Lions held their annual club picnicat the Old Mill Park on Wednesday August 14. We had a PotLuck supper with the meat and beverage furnished by theClub. There was 26 members and guests present. Our nextmeeting will be Wednesday September 11, 2013. We willmeet at 6:15 A.M. at the Old Mill Bar and Grill. Come earlyfor breakfast. People interested in learning about our clubare always welcome to join us.PLATO LIONSPork Chop DinnerSundaySept. 29, 2013Serving10:30 to 12:30Plato Hall, Plato Mn.Pork chop - Cheesy Hash BrownsGreen Beans - Bread - Milk Coffee - Applesauce & CookieProceeds go to DiabetesLion Eric Watkins and Lion Phil Hamlin at the CarverCounty Fair in Waconia.The Waterville Lions held club meeting at PDG Larry andMarlys Meskan's cabin in Waterville where DG Joanpresented the following awards: Leader Dog's FounderTribute to Lion John Scholljegerdes, Founders Tribute to LionMarge Boyd, Can Do Canines Top Dog to LIon Jack Websterand Diabetes Dream Catcher Award to Lion David Berg.Congratulations to all! 8.50 Adults 6.50 Ages 5-124 & under FREELions Vern and Darlene Breamer presented a check from theMinnesota Lake Lions for 150.00 to Lions 5M-2 DistrictChairman Kevin Blank. The money came from the "Tip Box"at the Lions Pork Burger stand during Festag. Contributionscame from the public. Tips were desginated to the MinnesotaLions Diabetes Foundation.Nicollet Lions Club ready to work the Demo Derby at theNicollet County Fair on Friday, August 9th and Saturday,August 10th.

Joan’s J o a n ’ sJournalJournalJoan BlankDistrict GovernorDistrict GovernorJoan BlankSeptember is synonymous withsaying good-bye to summer and sayinghello to the start of school. The media is full of back to schooladvertisements. It would be hard to miss one of those and weall know someone or some family who is gearing up for thestart of school. One can feel a new energy in the air asactivities seem to pick up. September feels that way to mealso in terms of the Lion year. Although starting in July, theLion year seems to really gear up and take off in September.The 5M2 Cabinet met on August 5th at Jungle Days inBelle Plaine and I was excited over all the reports that CabinetChairs presented with many great opportunities ahead of us.This new Cabinet is deemed my “Dream Team” as eachpresented their dreams for what they would like to accomplishin the following year.I believe International President Barry Palmer wouldbe well pleased with the dreams and leadership in 5M2.September is when we have the opportunity to meet theCabinet Chairs at the Region meetings. If you have notattended one and would like to know about any of the projectsthat 5M2 endorses and supports, this would be the time toattend. The Cabinet Chairs would welcome the opportunity tomeet with you and your club. The dates for the Regionmeetings are as follows:Region 1 – Tuesday, September 17th at Ridges ofSand Creek in Jordan Region Chairperson is Lion WandaBreimhorst (Jordaness Lions)Region 2 - Tuesday, September 24th at GustavusAdolphus College, St. Peter Region Chairperson is LionCharlotte Abbas (Courtland Lions)Region 3 – Monday, September 30th at ApplewoodRestaurant, Mankato Region Chairperson is Lion BillBowman – Albert Lea Cloverleaf September is a great time togear up for these 5M2 projects:Peace Poster Contest:Co-Chairs Lions PaulStephens from the Cologne Lions and PDG Sue Bowmanfrom the Albert Lea Lions are dreaming of having 100% clubparticipation. Wouldn't that be great? Reach for the stars, Isay! Theme for this year is “Our World, Our Future”. Contacteither Lion Paula or PDG Sue for more information.Write Off: Lion Jim Spille from Norwood Young America Lionsis kicking this off again and letters should have gone out toeach club outlining the guidelines for this contest. If you haveever heard the winners read their essays at the Mid-Winterconvention, you would be inspired to offer this contest at yourlocal school.Liberty Day – PDG Mary Spille from NYA West CarverLions and Lion Denny Hewitt from Nicollet Lions dream aboutexpanding this extremely worthwhile program.Club Excellence Process:Past International DirectorMaynard and Past International Director Debra have beenworked together to help train six CEP facilitators in 5M2 whowill engage and instruct clubs on how their club can grow andserve in their community. It is both IP Barry Palmer's and mydream to have two clubs from each zone complete thisprocess.Cologne Leos Book Drive: The Cologne Leos aredreaming of collecting 63,000 books on the weekend ofOctober 5-6, 2013. That is so exciting! Again, a letter shouldhave been sent to each club. If you would like moreinformation or have questions, please contact Leo HilaryWickenhauser at hwic97@gmail.com or 952-220-0516.As one can read from the activities listed above, it istime for Lions to formulate their dreams for the coming yearand to gear up to put their thoughts into action. We have somany excellent opportunities to serve. I would be verypleased if every Lion in 5M2 is part of the “Dream Team”.Happy planning and serving.PLEASE WELCOME THESE NEWLION MEMBERS .Lion Robert L. Lobeck – Hutchinson Lions ClubSponsored by Lion William KorpelaLion Pam Kind –Mankato Sunrise Lions ClubSponsored by Lion Pamela DeMarceLion Sally A. Roesler – Minnesota Lake Lions ClubSponsored by Lion Maxine DalyLion Jerry M. Anderson – Victoria Lions ClubSponsored by PDG Wayne NeubarthLion Michael Walters – Watertown Lions ClubSponsored by Lion Luke FischerLion Stephen Washburn – Watertown Lions ClubSponsored by Lion Heather JarvisLion Diane L. Wichmann – Albert Lea Lakeview Lions ClubSponsored by PDG Mary FerlemanMonthly Membership Report3055District GovernorJoan's JauntsSept 5th – 8th - Ely (Little Get-Away)Sept 10th – Winnebago Lions PicnicSept 12th – Alden Lions – Membership DriveSept 14th – Winthrop Lions 30th AnniversarySept 17th – Region 1 MeetingSept 18th – Mid-Winter MeetingSept 19th – 22nd – USA/Canada Forum –Overland Park, KSSept 23rd – Winsted Lions Club VisitSept 24th – Region 2 Meeting – St. PeterSept 28th – Daughter Lion Becky andLion Brent Stevensen's WeddingSept 30th – Region 3 MeetingBryson from Utah shared hisexcitement of holding a kitten withprogram coordinator CharleneGuggisberg. Watching in theW i t h L i o n J o e M a i d l ' s background were Lafayette Lionencouragement, program Alan Youngblom and his wifecounselor Chelsey, from New Marlene.Hampshire, felt the branchesof a Christmas tree.The campers and counselorswere excited to feed hay to thesteers at Al Guggisberg's farm.Lions support helps BuddyProgram Sight-impaired campersexperience rural lifepractice independence.Guggisberg added, “At the end, we call the parentsin for a seminar. The kids expect more from themselves thanthey did at the start—those three weeks give them a taste ofwhere they can go. We encourage parents to give the kidsthe freedom to do things for themselves.”Charlene's enthusiasm for her work, and theprogram in particular, is contagious.“Blind kids of this age get overlooked. Most youthprograms aren't funded until age 14. There are only threeprograms like this in the U.S,” Guggisberg explained. “Wehad grants but, with the economy, some of them were cutback.”This year's program got a big boost from theLafayette Area Lions Club, of which Charlene's dad,Wallace, has been a member since 1980. Upon learning ofthe funding shortage, the club contributed 5,000 to thisyear's program, allowing it to reach out to youngsters tomake them more self-sufficient. Lions members also met thekids and counselors when the group visited the area.Three of this year's campers were from Minnesotaand one each from Texas, Utah, Michigan, and New Jersey.The three counselors, who are also blind, came fromNevada, New Hampshire, and Illinois.For more information on the program, call 612-8720100 or email Guggisberg at cguggisberg@blindinc.org.The last three weeks of July were a mind-bogglingexperience for seven campers and three counselorsinvolved in BLIND, Inc.'s Buddy Program. Through theprogram, the teens and pre-teens shared a myriad of newexperiences, both in the Twin Cities and in rural Minnesota.Charlene Guggisberg, a Lafayette native and aformer occupational therapy assistant at New Ulm MedicalCenter, coordinates the program. Blind since the age of two,Guggisberg has never expected special treatment becauseshe's blind—and wants other sight-impaired people to livelife the same way. Through the visit to the New Ulm area, shehelped the campers and counselors experience some of thesame things she did while growing up on a farm.Program participants travelled by van from the TwinCities to visit the farms of Guggisberg's cousin, TonyGuggisberg, south of New Ulm, and that of her brother Al,north of Lafayette. The campers and counselors metchickens, chicks, geese, goats, and kittens at Tony's, thentouched calves and fed hay to the cattle at Al's place. Theirexcitement was apparent, as they repeatedly asked foranother chance to touch, pet, and feed the animals. AtTony's, they also felt the branches of Christmas trees grownon the farm.Through the Buddy Program, youngsters from nineto 14 years old spend three weeks in Minneapolis, living withthe counselors in apartments in uptown Minneapolis andcommuting by city bus to the BLIND, Inc. headquarters inSouth Minneapolis.“It takes a brave step for their parents to send themhere,” Guggisberg said. “We get the kids to problemsolve—we get them to say 'I can,' not 'I can't.'”During the July 13 to August 3 program, the studentslearned Braille and cane travel—as well as things theirsighted peers do. They had computer and cooking classes,did their own laundry, learned home and personalmanagement, built bird houses, and went rock climbing,paddle boating, and on the water slides at Wild Mountain.They took outings to McDonalds and an ice cream parlor toHolding a baby chick was anew experience for camperQuinn Metcalf from Mankato.5M-2 DiabetesBoard donated 5,000To the MN Lions DiabetesFoundation at theFoundation Board meeting in Julyin St. Cloud. Money will go towardscutting edge research on curingType 1 diabetes.

Harry’sCornerHarry KlenkeFirst Vice District Governor36 youth, DG Joan and Lion Kevin Blank, and the Courtland Lions.DG Joan Blank presenting a2013 5M2 pin to one of theforeign exchange students.Lion Cindy Walters (Chaska Lions) with partial group ofLions Youth Exchange students who spend half a daypreparing dishes from their native countries at St. FrancisXavier Church, Sartell, MN on Saturday, July 27th. Foodwas delicious! Lion Cindy is extremely instrumental inmaking great memories for the exchange students who visiteach summer.C o u r t l a n d L i o n Wa l l ySagmoen helping a youthwith Bingo.Thirty six youth from 20 countries arrived at the CourtlandCommunity Center on Monday, July 22, to play bingo and havea taco-in-a-bag supper. The Courtland Lions hosted the event.Each of the youth spoke about their families, host families, andexperiences they have been having in Minnesota. Each youthsaid he/she enjoyed the hospitality of all the people they havemet. They also have enjoyed the weather, but not themosquitoes. None had experienced a taco-in-a-bag mealbefore but all enjoyed it!Seven youth have parents who are in a Lions Club in theircountry; five belong to a Leo Club. They are all aware of whatthe Lions/Leos stand for and what these clubs do.DG Joan Blank also spoke, telling the youth howThe Cologne Leos have had a very successful summerimpressed she is with their ability to travel to a different countryand experience life away from home. She presented each Reading in the Park program. Every Tuesday from 10amyouth with her District Governor's pin. Courtland Lion 11am at the Cologne Lions Park the Leos would do a craft,Sharmen Christopherson presented each youth with a smallread a book and have snack with local preschoolers. TheirAmerican flag.idea came from the RAP. On average there were 30Bulgaria – Valeri Nikolov and Dean Manasierchildren who attended the free program and played in theBelgium – Charolotte Manganpark afterwards. August 20th was the last day of theBrazil – Camila Costa, Leo Fonseca Jr., and Natalia Souza SantosDenmark – Aske Ryskow Kjaer and Henrik Petersonprogram and through the generous donation from 5M2'sFrance – Victoire LeBel and Etienne RousseyYouth Activities and DG Joan Blank the kids were able toFinland – Terhimaria Kaski and Linda Korhonentake home 3 new books and a sling bag with the Leo readingGermany – Viktoria Micke, Victoria Radspieler and Claudius-MoritzRommelfangelogo on it. The Leos have also raised the 1500.00 to nameIndia – Mekhla Shrivastava Can Do Canine. They presented a proposal to Bob WilcoxItaly – Chiara Torta and Chiara CoffanoofLakeview Clinic and were able to use their parking lotIsraell – Almog Apelman and Omei ArziJapan – Yuko Tsuchiya and Masayoshi Fujitakaduring the Carver County Fair to charge for car parking.Norway – Hilde StensbyThisevent raised 1500.00 During the Glad DaysMexico – Luis Mario Guijarro Mayo and Rodolfo Perezcelebration in July the Leos sold concessions and raisedMongolia – Enkhmaa Byambaa and Dulguun ItgeltPoland – Dominik Czerczak 450.00. We are currently weeding twice a month at theSpain -- Claudia Cerri Romero and Patricia Poyatos VegaCologne Community Center and will be working along withSweden – Therese HanssonTurkey – Ece Mutluer and Yelda Icozthe West Carver Lions at Stiftungsfest the weekend ofThe Netherlands – Nicole Van Wijk and Rochelle MwdersAugust 24-26. Our next adventure will be doing our secondUSA – Charlie WaltersCan Do Woof a Roo walk on September 7th in New Hope.Last week I and Lion Loretta hadthe honor of representing District5M2 at Leader Dog for the Blind in Rochester Hills Michigan.We are one of 5 or 6 Districts in our Multiple that have 100%participation by our Lions Clubs in donating to Leader Dog.It makes a person feel proud when they call out yourDistrict's Number and you can be recognized for the greatwork that the Lions of your District do to make this happen.This was part of the program that they had at the end of theday Banquet. One of the highlights of this portion of theprogram was a conference call they made to a Lions couplefrom Washington State. They were the couple who roadtheir motorcycles through 48 states in 24 days raisingmoneys' for Leader Dog. The exact amount they had raisedfrom this Ride had not been calculated since moneys' arestill coming in for it. We purchased a couple of pins as didmost other people who were there that day, so that will addto their total. They told how she always would ride on theback of his motorcycle, so she said if we are going to do thistogether we both should be riding our own bikes. So shebought a bike and got her license to ride it in the spring. Ifyou could imagine just getting a motorcycle license, thentaking on a ride through the 48 states shows a lot of courageand dedication. They rode through the deserts of Arizona,Nevada, and California when the temperatures were wellover 100 degrees; they very drained after they completedthose days. Throughout the trip they were welcomed bymany Lions who supported them with food and lodging. Hisbrother and wife were there to accept an award for thecouple. There was a Lion from Barnesville, MN, he wasinvited to Leader Dog for his involvement with Leader Dogand the support he gave for the ride through the area. Theyear before this same young man rode a bicycle across theUnited States to raise funds for Leader Dog. Sounds like ourown Lion Jack Webster when he started Journey forService.They had a couple speak who came from theDetroit area. He had just became totally blind a couple ofyears ago. His wife called Leader Dog and asked how muchit cost to raise a dog, and when she was told that it was about35,000 to 40,000 dollars she just hung up. The next day thelady from Leader Dog called the couple back and explainedto them that yes it cost that much to raise one, but to themthere was no charge. He told about how he had a tape madeof him going around town, so they could see how he gotaround with a white cane that had been furnished by LeaderDog. I went over and mentioned to him how I had assisted inmaking a video for a man in Prior Lake just few years before.He had adapted very well to his dog and traveled to manyplaces like the college where his daughter was attending.He said she was very proud to meet him there for lunch.We had a tour through all parts of the facility and achance to walk blindfolded with a dog. It shows how youhave to complete faith in your dog. We traveled to downtownMarvin’sCommentsMarvin GrimmSecond Vice District Governor“Follow Your Dream”The dictionary definition of dream is: a sequence ofthoughts, images, and feelings passing through a sleepingpersons mind. I think we dream more when awake!As one gets older, many of our dreams have been met orhave fallen by the waysides. Hopefully your dreams havebeen met. Most of my dreams have been met. Writingthese articles was not a dream of mine. I thought I was atan age where I could kick back, enjoy the things I wanted todo, and enjoy my senior years. That does not mean I wouldstop volunteering, but to stay active and volunteer whereneeded. However, plans change and now I have a newchallenge and will do my best to full fill the demands of 2ndVice District Governor. New challenges make you thinkback on what you have accomplished and draw from yourexperiences to help fulfill the new challenges.I dream of a large attendance at Region and Zonemeeting.So I would encourage all Presidents andSecretaries to attend your Region meetings. Encouragenew members and other club members to attend also. Thisis a great time to meet your District Governor Joan as well asthe new Cabinet members. It is time to get dates for theGovernor and Cabinet members to visit your club. Youshould have at least two Cabinet members attend a clubmeeting every year. They have good information and theRegion meeting is a good place to make a choice. TheCabinet members do not attend the Spring Zone meetingunless they have something new to share.Evelyn and I are looking forward to attending theUSA/Canada Forum on September 19-22 in Kansas City.We have checked the seminar list and are looking forward tothe seminars and meeting fellow Lions.We will be attending the 30th anniversary of theWinthrop Lions on September 14.Evelyn and I worked a shift at the Carver CountyLions booth at the Carver County Fair. It was a time toexplain Lions to some interested folks.I close with a quote from International President,Barry Palmer, “Don't forget to Dream about what you cando! Lofty Dreams Lead to Great Service”Rochester to see their training area down there. They had5or6 dogs walking with trainers and a Prius and a motor bikedriver around to see what the dogs had learned. Then backat the facility they had a question and answer session, with 3men who had Leader Dogs, They had the first questionsasked by one of the staff and then we could join in with ourquestions. That was very informative and as they said noquestion is a dumb question.If you have any questions ask me or our greatLeader Dog representatives, Lions Shirley Hespenheideand Steve Wasserman.

Match Strikes!If you would like to give a Lion a “spark” of recognition, pleasesubmit his/her name and the reason why towfcurtis@embarqmail.com or lionjoanblank@gmail.com orleave a message at 507-304-5265. My hope is to full thispage up each month. Thanks.DG JoanMatch Strikes for the month of August:Lions John and Chris Volz – Minnesota Lake Lions - forthcelebrating their 50 Wedding Anniversary!Congratulations!Lion Dave Williams - Norwood Young America Lions - forsetting up the plans, the committee and the Carver CountyLions booth at the Carver County Fair in Waconia.Lion Tim Craig and Lion Eric Watkins – Carver Lions - forbeing part of the committee and for their work at the CarverCounty Lions Booth at the Carver County Fair.Lion Amy Piotrowski and Lion Julie Beckius –Jordaness Lions – for Co-Chairing Jungle DaysLions Mike Williams and Cathleen Williams – NYA Lionsand NYA West Carver respectfully – for hosting a QUESTtraining program.Lion Bob Wills – Nicollet Lions – for chairing the NicolletCounty Demo Derby.Lion Bill Korpela – Hutchinson Lions – for sponsoring newmember Lion Robert LobeckLion Pam DeMarce – Mankato Sunrise Lions – forsponsoring new member Lion Pam KindLion Maxine Daly – Minnesota Lake Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Sally RoeslerPDG Wayne Neubarth – Victoria Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Jerry AndersonLion Luke Fischer – Watertown Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Michael WaltersLion Heather Jarvis – Watertown Lions Club – forsponsoring new member Lion Stephen WashburnPDG Mary Ferleman – Albert Lea Lakeview Lions – forsponsoring new member Lion Diane WichmannLion John Scholljegerdes – Waterville Lions – recipient ofFounders Tribute from Leader Dogs for the BlindLion Marge Boyd – Waterville Lions – recipient of theFounders Tribute from Leader Dogs for the BlindLion Jack Webster – Waterville Lions – recipient of the TopDog Award from Can Do CaninesLion Dave Berg – Waterville Lions – recipient of the DreamCatchers Award from MN Lions Diabetes Foundation.COLOGNE LEOSBOOK DRIVESaturday,October 5th & 6thDid you know that in an average income Minnesotaneighborhood there are 13 books per child. In a low incomeneighborhood there is one book for every 300 children!Every member of our club has owned a book. Because ofthat we cannot fathom hundreds of children, some the sameage as us, not owning a book. Please join us and help makea difference.The Cologne Leos will host a used book drive on theweekend of October 5-6, 2013. When we heard aboutImmediate Past International President Madden's literacyproject we became very interested. When we found out it willbe a 10 year campaign we decided to do something about it.We are inviting your club to host a similar book drive on thesame weekend. Here's how:1. You would advertise it throughout your community.2. Then set up a drop off site and sort the books into twocategories: children's and adults.3. Finally, you would arrange transportation of thebooks collected to the Mankato Ziegler Equipmentdrop site on Tuesday October 8, 2013.We are challenging each club that participates to collect 100books and make a donation of 50- 100 dollars. The moneywill be used towards the cost of shipping the books bothnationally and internationally.The books collected will be distributed in the followingmanner: 25% - Internationally, 25% - Locally, 50% NationallyZiegler Equipment has very graciously offered to help usgather the books in one location and hold them until they arepicked up for distributed. Books will be divided and donatedto different organizations including: Bernie's Book Bank inChicago (www.berniesbookbank.com), OperationPaperback and the Reading Action Program (supported byLCI) to help start a library in Africa.Please contact me if you are participating so I can answerany questions or offer any help. Also keep track of how manybooks your club collects. It will be fun to tally the numbersand report back to everyone involved.Contact Cologne Leo Hilary Wickenhauser with anyquestions at: hwick97@gmail.com or 952-220-0516.Mail any correspondence to: Cologne Leo Club, PO Box174, Cologne, MN 55322Hamburg LionsWINNERS!DG Joan couldn't be happier winningthe Wall of Wine!THREE CLUB SALUTE TO JORDANESS LIONSFOR HOSTING FANTASTIC JUNGLE DAYS!On Monday, August 5th, approximately 105 golfersconverged on the Valley View Golf Course in Belle Plainefor a fun-filled afternoon of playing 18 holes of golf. TheJordaness Lions were in full force, first setting up theClubhouse for the 5M2 Cabinet meeting and then quicklyconverting to registration of golfers as the Cabinet meetingwent longer than expected. The Jordaness Lions also setup a raffle table with a number of great raffle baskets oritems; including the "Wall of Wine" which consisted of 23bottles of wine (each Jordaness Lion donated her favoritebottle of wine).Prizes were given out for:Longest drive men womenLongest putt men womenClosest to the pin men womenFind the circle on the green gamePutting contestSkins – paid out 5The winning teams were:Men's Flight Winners: Hamburg Lions: LionChris Lund, Tyler Path, Lion Rich Kroells andLion Joel FranckWomen's Flight Winners: Jordaness Lions:Lion Amy Piotrowksi, Lion Julie Hendricks. LionBrenda Kubesh and Sunny KleinA huge “Thank You” goes to the Jordaness CoChairs Lions Amy Piotrowski and Lion Julie Beckius.Others on the committee included Lion Christy Trutnau,Lion Wanda Breimhorst, Lion Julie Hendricks, Lion BrendaKubesh and Lion Betty Huebner. The Jordaness JungleDays Committee would also like to thank all the Lions whoparticipated in the Cabinet Meeting, purchased chancetickets, played in the golf tournament, donated to the Wallof Wine and the raffle baskets and last but not least, theincredible volunteers that helped out unconditionally.Mention should also be given to Valley View Golf Course forhaving such a great venue to host both the Cabinet Meetingand Jungle Days and being so wonderful to work with.Submitted by: Lion Christy Trutnau and DG Joan Blank

Match Strikes!If you would like to give a Lion a “spark” of recognition, pleasesubmit his/her name and the reason why towfcurtis@embarqmail.com or lionjoanblank@gmail.com orleave a message at 507-304-5265. My hope is to full thispage up each month. Thanks.DG JoanMatch Strikes for the month of August:Lions John and Chris Volz – Minnesota Lake Lions - forthcelebrating their 50 Wedding Anniversary!Congratulations!Lion Dave Williams - Norwood Young America Lions - forsetting up the plans, the committee and the Carver CountyLions booth at the Carver County Fair in Waconia.Lion Tim Craig and Lion Eric Watkins – Carver Lions - forbeing part of the committee and for their work at the CarverCounty Lions Booth at the Carver County Fair.Lion Amy Piotrowski and Lion Julie Beckius –Jordaness Lions – for Co-Chairing Jungle DaysLions Mike Williams and Cathleen Williams – NYA Lionsand NYA West Carver respectfully – for hosting a QUESTtraining program.Lion Bob Wills – Nicollet Lions – for chairing the NicolletCounty Demo Derby.Lion Bill Korpela – Hutchinson Lions – for sponsoring newmember Lion Robert LobeckLion Pam DeMarce – Mankato Sunrise Lions – forsponsoring new member Lion Pam KindLion Maxine Daly – Minnesota Lake Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Sally RoeslerPDG Wayne Neubarth – Victoria Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Jerry AndersonLion Luke Fischer – Watertown Lions – for sponsoringnew member Lion Michael WaltersLion Heather Jarvis – Watertown Lions Club – forsponsoring new member Lion Stephen WashburnPDG Mary Ferleman – Albert Lea Lakeview Lions – forsponsoring new member Lion Diane WichmannLion John Scholljegerdes – Waterville Lions – recipient ofFounders Tribute from Leader Dogs for the BlindLion Marge Boyd – Waterville Lions – recipient of theFounders Tribute from Leader Dogs for the BlindLion Jack Webster – Waterville Lions – recipient of the TopDog Award from Can Do CaninesLion Dave Berg – Waterville Lions – recipient of the DreamCatchers Award from MN Lions Diabetes Foundation.COLOGNE LEOSBOOK DRIVESaturday,October 5th & 6thDid you know that in an average income Minnesotaneighborhood there are 13 books per child. In a low incomeneighborhood there is one book for every 300 children!Every member of our club has owned a book. Because ofthat we cannot fathom hundreds of children, some the sameage as us, not owning a book. Please join us and help makea difference.The Cologne Leos will host a used book drive on theweekend of October 5-6, 2013. When we heard aboutImmediate Past International President Madden's literacyproject we became very interested. When we found out it willbe a 10 year campaign we decided to do something about it.We are inviting your club to host a similar book drive on thesame weekend. Here's how:1. You would advertise it throughout your community.2. Then set up a drop off site and sort the books into twocategories: children's and adults.3. Finally, you would arrange transportation of thebooks collected to the Mankato Ziegler Equipmentdrop site on Tuesday October 8, 2013.We are challenging each club that participates to collect 100books and make a donation of 50- 100 dollars. The moneywill be used towards the cost of shipping the books bothnationally an

Marge Boyd, Can Do Canines Top Dog to LIon Jack Webster and Diabetes Dream Catcher Award to Lion David Berg. Congratulations to all! Lions Vern and Darlene Breamer presented a check from the Minnesota Lake Lions for 150.00 to Lions 5M-2 District Chairman Kevin Blank. The money came from the "Tip Box" at the Lions Pork Burger stand during Festag.

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