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DISTRICT GOVERNOR 27-E1
DELORES LaFAIVE
1017 23RD STREET
CHETEK, WI 54728
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
LIONS CLUBS
( L ions Clubs International
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DISTRICT 27-E1
SPRING 2015
District Newsletter
www.district27e1.org
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
April 22
April 25
April 28
April 30
May 4
May 14-16
June 26-30
Region 2 Officer Training Session, Luck
Vision Screening Training, Rice Lake
Region 3 Officer Training Session, Stone Lake
Region 4 Officer Training Session, Holcombe
Region 1 Officer Training Session, Solon Springs
State Convention, Lake Geneva
International Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii
April, 2015
Greetings Lions, Lioness and Leos,
I hope everyone who could attend our District 27-E1 Convention had a
good time. There were some very informing seminars to go to. We had International Director Esther LaMothe and her traveling companion from the State
of Michigan attend. ID Esther LaMothe had a very informative session.
There were also many other sessions you could have sat in on. Mr. Carl Olson (The Energizer) also talked on trying to keep all of us Lions, Lioness and
Leo’s energized in what we do. Remember we could always use a little recharge in our batteries.
LION DELORES LA FAIVE
DISTRICT GOVERNOR 27-E1
1017 23rd Street
Chetek, WI 54728
715-924-5957
[email protected]
CABINET SECRETARY
KARL SCHMID, PDG
2217 21st Street
Rice Lake, WI 54868
715-234-2491
[email protected]
Our elections are complete and the results are: District Governor Elect is
Larry Bradley, 1st Vice District Governor Elect is Ronald O’Connell, and 2nd
Vice District Governor Elect is Lee Vrieze. Congratulations to all of these
Lions.
Thanks to everyone who bought a raffle ticket for a chance on the quilt that
I made and displayed at each of my club visits. Lion Ken and I raised a total
of $3,065 which was sent to the Wisconsin Lions Foundation to support the
Lions Camp at Rosholt. The winner of the quilt drawing was Lion Dan Petrus
of the Bruce Blue Hills Lions Club.
Thank you,
CABINET TREASURER
CARL GLOCKE
408 South Street West
Deer Park, WI 54007
715-269-5250
[email protected]
Lion Delores LaFaive
District Governor 27-E1
IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT
GOVERNOR
MARILYN LEMIEUX
24205 East Doctor Trail
Siren, WI 54872
715-349-7125
[email protected]
FIRST VICE DISTRICT
GOVERNOR
LARRY BRADLEY
14780 185th Street
Jim Falls, WI 54748
715-382-4538
[email protected]
DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S SCHEDULE
Apr 6
Hallie Lions Membership Drive
Apr 8
Poplar-Wentworth Lions
Lake Nebagamon Lions
Apr 25 Vision Screening Training,
Rice Lake
Apr 28 Officer Training, Stone Lake
Apr 10-11 District C2 Convention
Apr 30 Officer Training, Holcombe
Apr 13 State Finance Meeting, Rosholt
May 4 Officer Training, Solon Springs
Apr 16 Lakeland Ladies Lions Charter
May 14-16 State Convention, Fontana
Party, Minocqua
Apr 20 Amery Lions Membership Drive
Apr 22 Officer Training, Luck
Apr 23 Webster Lions
Jun 12 Lake Wissota Lions Golf
Jun 19-30 International Convention,
Honolulu
DISTRICT 27-E1 CLUBS
EXPANDING OUR PRIDE
ALAN SACKRIDER 1947—2015
Second Vice District Governor Alan Leon Sackrider passed away on Thursday, March 5, 2015 at the
age of 67. Lion Sackrider had served as the President of the Chetek Lions, as a Zone Chair, and as the
District ALERT Chair. He was a Melvin Jones Fellowship recipient. Lion Alan had attended several
leadership training conferences including the “Communicate Like a Leader” seminar in preparing for
his anticipated year as our District Governor.
Lion Alan is survived by his wife Salena and two stepchildren. Lion Salena is the Co-Chair of the
District Leader Dogs for the Blind program.
Funeral services for Alan were on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 at the Burnham-Ours-Kolstad Family
Funeral Home in Chetek with Pastor Sam Kochel officiating. The service was attended by many Lions from the Chetek Lions Club and from this District who will all miss his commitment to the spirit
of the Lions.
DISTRICT 27-E1
PEACE POSTER CONTEST WINNERS
2015
Place
Winner
Age
School
Club
1st
Andrea Barron-Vargas
11
Chippewa Falls Middle
Lake Wissota Lions
2nd
Rachel Milton
12
Shell Lake
Shell Lake Lions
3rd
Meghan Fostvedt
11
Cameron Middle
Rice Lake Lions
CONGRATULATIONS!
Lions District 27- E1 and
Prevent Blindness Wisconsin are hosting
Vision Screening Training on
Saturday, April 25, 2015
10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Children’s Vision Screening Training
Standard Chart Screening and Instrument Screening
Location: Bethany Lutheran Church
35 Messenger Street
Rice Lake WI
For More Information Please Contact:
District 27-E1 Vision Screening Chair
Lion Judi Schmid at 715-234-2491, or
[email protected]
Reservations are due April 18, 2015
The Vision Screening
program is a joint venture
of the Wisconsin Lions
Foundation,
Prevent
Blindness Wisconsin, and
the Lions and Lioness of
District 27-E1.
The preferred screening
tools are the wall charts.
The Lea Symbols Chart
was developed for children
under the age of six. It
consists of four familiar
symbols.
The HOTV
chart which uses just the
four letters H,O,T,and V
may also be used.
The Snellen/Sloan Chart
is the traditional method
and is preferred for ages 7
and above.
The approved screening
instruments include the
Welch Allyn SureSight
Vision Screener, the Plus
Optix Vision Screener,
and the MTI Photoscreener.
The Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin ( LEBW ) recently announced that Shopko Corporation has agreed to
work with the Lions with their Project Eyecare program. The program provides up to five eye exams and
glasses per year for needy children ( ages 5-17 ) at each store location that has a Shopko Eyecare Center.
There are two Shopko stores in District 27-E1 that include the Eyecare Centers; at Chippewa Falls and Rice
Lake. The local Lions Clubs will be responsible for identifying and qualifying children and distributing vouchers for the service.
Lion Ken Koss of the Chippewa Falls Lions Club and PDG Karl Schmid of the Rice Lake Lions Club have
been designated as the Lion ’ s Clubs contacts by DG Delores LaFaive. PDG Rick Daluge, Community Relations director of the LEBW is the statewide coordinator of the project.
DISTRICT 27-E1
Application for 2014 - 2015 100 % Club Secretary Award
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1. All membership reports must be mailed/emailed in sufficient time in order to reach
Lions International by the 10th of the following month.
2. All district/state and international dues and all club supply billings have been given to
the treasurer for payment.
3. There must be no club indebtedness owed to Lions International or the district which
would make club delegates ineligible to vote at the district, state or international
conventions.
4. The PU-101 form must be properly filled out showing the newly elected club officers
and must be completed as required and submitted no later than May 15 to Lions
International and to the district governor.
5. All delegate forms and cards must be completed and submitted to the State Office by
April 30 for the state convention.
6. The secretary must have attended at least two zone meetings.
7. The secretary must have attended either a district officer training seminar or attended
this year’s district convention.
8. The club secretary must be recommended for this award by the president and the zone
chairman with final approval by the district governor.
9. Any of the above criteria may be waived by the district governor if he is advised of
conditions which exist beyond the control of the secretary.
10. Application for this award must be submitted to the district governor, via the zone
chairman, no later than 30 days following the close of the International Convention.
I certify that Club Secretary _________________________________________ of the
____________________________________________ Lions Club has complied with the above
requirements and is entitled to this award.
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Club President
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Date
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Zone Chair
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Date
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District Governor
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Date
Mail this completed form to your zone chair within 30 days of the close of the International
Convention. The due date for 2014 – 2015 is July 31, 2015.
PU101
Each current Club Secretary is responsible for reporting the newly elected club officers for 2015-2016 on the standard PU101 form. The filing can be done either by filing a
paper copy by direct mail or by filing online. Every attempt should be made to complete
your club officer elections by April 15 and to have the PU101 reporting form filed with Lions Clubs International by May 15.
A paper copy of the PU101 form can be printed out from the Lions Clubs International website at www.lionsclubs.org/resources/EN/pdfs/pu101.pdf . Print the form,
fill it out, and mail it to the address given on the second page of the form.
Alternatively, you can submit the elected club officers via the MyLCI website at
mylci.lionsclubs.org .
A copy of the submitted PU101 report form should also be sent to the District Governor Elect. Send the copy to:
Larry Bradley, DGE
14780 185th Street
Jim Falls, WI 54748
[email protected]
LCI GRANT AWARDED TO DISTRICT 27-E1
District 27-E1 was awarded a Disaster Preparedness Grant in the amount of
$8600. This grant is a result of the work of PCC Bill Taubman who was principal
in forming the Wisconsin Lions Missions(WLM) sponsored Lions Emergency Response Team (LERT).
The LERT is a described as a group of Wisconsin Lions willing to respond on short
notice to natural disasters as they may occur in the US. They work in collaboration with Lions from the affected area doing preventive, clean-up, salvage and repair work. Emergencies to which the LERT would respond are identified by the
WLM leadership team. At both the district and state level the WLM leadership
would involve ALERT chairs in efforts that might be of interest to both.
Go to page 8 of this Newsletter to volunteer and be a part of LERT.
Winners of the 2015 Youth Service Awards
1st Place Hayward Civil Air Patrol Wild Rivers Composite Squadron
2nd Place Cadott High School Future Business Leaders of America
WISCONSIN LIONS MISSIONS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM REGISTRATION
(LERT)
DISTRICT 27-E1 CLUB ______________________________________________
NAME
___________________________________________________________
ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
PHONE (HOME) _____________________ (CELL) ________________________
EMAIL
___________________________________________________________
LIST SPECIFIC SKILLS THAT YOU CAN BRING TO AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
TOOLS/EQUIPMENT YOU CAN PROVIDE
_______ Hand tools
_______ Chain saw
_______ Generator
_______ Nail gun(s)
_______ Circular saw
_______ Stapler
_______ Air compressor
_______ Ladder
Other tools:
Are you willing to solicit and collect supplies for donations to communities struck by natural
disasters? _____ Yes _____ No
Are you willing to accept an on-the-job-site leadership role? _____ Yes
Are you willing to accept a state-wide leadership role? _____ Yes
_____ No
_____ No
Do you have a truck capable and are you willing to pull the Lions 5th wheel trailer if necessary?
_____ Yes _____ No
Would you be willing to work on a relief effort in your Lions District through the Lions ALERT
program? _____ Yes _____ No
Do you have an interest in going on an eyeglass mission? _____ Yes
_____ No
To enroll in the LERT Program, mail this completed form to:
PDG Bill Taubman
N 3391 Pine Tree Lane
Shell Lake, WI 54871
715-768-2910
[email protected]
LIONS DISTRICT 27-E1
OFFICER TRAINING SCHEDULE
2015
NOTICE:
THE DATES AND LOCATIONS OF THE OFFICER
TRAINING SESSIONS ARE LISTED BELOW.
EACH OF THE EVENTS WILL BEGIN AT 6:00 P.M.
REGION 1
1st VDG LARRY BRADLEY
May 4, 2015, Community Center, Solon Springs
REGION 2
ED CERNEY
April 22, 2015 DBS Hall, Luck
REGION 3
1ST VDG LARRY BRADLEY
April 28, 2015, Lions Clubhouse, Stone Lake
REGION 4
KENNETH KOSS
April 30, 2015, Holcombe
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
PDG JERRY SPIES
715-472-8034
[email protected]