Board Meeting & Minutes
Attendance: Ed Breed, Walt Hartman, Ron Mustaine, Dave Higdon, Gordon Mollman, Jim Russell,
Gary Crandall, Warren Sommer.
Call to Order by Ed Breed
Approved Agenda
Approved Minutes
Received Finance Report showing a balance in the Administrative Account of $ 673.43,
a balance in theCharity Account of $ 1,868.11, and a balance in the
Memorial Fund of $ 46,678.
Committee Reports
Membership – Gary Crandall
Approved Debbie Thompson as a New member. Received Terry Durham as a Transfer
member.
Sight – Paul Eikanger – we have provided nine pair of eye glasses in the last three months.
Hearing – Warren Summer – Approved two payments for ear molds.
Iowa KidSight – Margaret Debner – has two screenings planned for November.
H.E.L.P. – Walt Hartman – November 20th has been scheduled for our fall visitation to
Harrison School. Put this on your calendar so we have a good turnout of Club
Me mbers.
District 9EC News Fall Rally, October 25, Monticello – Held at Camp Courageous.
Cost is $ 10. Registration by October 18th.
Old Business –
Constitution and By-Laws – they will be printed for our Club business Meeting October 30th.
Meetings - Options for meeting sites, frequency, and food were discussed.
Pancake Breakfast Report – Walt Hartman reported that income was less this year. There is good
fellowship, and the event provides a way to advertise our activities. We served 135, and
will continue program.
Coloring Books – Dave Higdon reported that he has placed coloring books in three banks, and will
sell in a fourth bank this Friday.
Upcoming Dates:
October 25, Fall Rally at Camp Courageous in Monticello
January 9-10, Mid-Winter Leadership Conference, Marriott Hotel, Coralville
March 27-28, District 9EC Convention, Clarion, CR, & North Cedar High School, Stanwood
June 5-7, State Convention
Meeting Adjourned at 8:25 AM
H.E.L.P. Committee
The Harrison Report
There is a special new offer from Hy-Vee concerning the “Box Tops for Education” program. If, in one visit, you buy any 10 items in the store that display a “Box Top for Education” coupon, you will get 50 bonus coupons. That is worth $5. There are many nonperishable items that you can store in your home and use them as you need them. This program can help us reach our new goal of $250 for Harrison by the end of the school year.
Fund Raising Methods
Please bring any of the following items to any meeting and give them to Walt Hartman.
Empty printer cartridges are the most valuable. $1.00 each
“Box Tops for Education” $.10 each
The program has increased the number of products that display coupons. If we can also increase the number of Lions who save the coupons, we can provide a substantial increase in funds.
“Cash for Caps” Swiss Valley milk and orange juice $.05 each Caps from gallon and one-half gallon containers of milk and orange juice are worth 5 cents each. The Lions club will assist the school with the collection of caps and the cash redemption process.
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