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| Club Address:RR#1, Chester Basin, N.S. BOJ 1KO Club Tel:1-902-275-1398 This Page address: http://chesterbasinns.lionwap.org Our other Web Address: http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/chesterbasinns/ Mail To | |
When:
1ST MONDAY: 7:30 PM
3RD TUESDAY 7:00 dinner meeting
Where:1ST MONDAY: FOREST HEIGHTS COMMUNITY SCHOOL
| Name | Office Tel | Home Tel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| President | 902-275-4913 | ||
| 1st Vice President | 902-273-2321 | ||
| Secretary | 902-275-1398 | ||
| Treasurer | 902-689-2402 | ||
| Membership Chairman | 902-275-2030 |
| Paula Arenburg | Elizabeth Heisler | Debbie Stevens (MJF) |
| Jim Barkhouse (MJF) | Katherine MacPherson(Member at Large) | Len Stevens |
| Phillip Broome (MJF) | Beatrice Meister (MJF) | Charles Uhlman(Life Mbr)(MJF) |
| Daisy Collicutt | Frank Meister (MJF) | Carol Weinberg |
| Gerald Davis (MJF) | Rob Porter(Affiliate) | Don Wright |
| Alberta Duffney | Sharon Rafuse(MJF) | Pauline Wright |
| Verta Duggan | Charlotte Russell | Sandra Zwicker(MJF) |
| Bernadine Elliott | Art Stevens (MJF) | Wayne Zwicker (MJF) |
| Terry Elliott | ||
WALK FOR DOG GUIDES:
The 2009 walk was held on May 31st with 10 walkers and four dogs raising in excess of $4,600 . Thanks to all participants and sponsors
Our goal for the 2009 walk was $3,500.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tuesday, September 8th, will be the date of the September Diretors meeting. Please note that, effective September 1st, 2009, our dinner meetings will be the 3rd Tuesday of the month.
NORTHWOOD IN TOUCH
Our club is a satellite for Northwood In Touch, a personal response system to be used in emergencies. We install and service two different units, one that is used in conjunction with the regular telephone, and one that replaces the regular telephone. This unit has personal reminders that can be programmed into the unit, such as reminding the client to take medication, when a home care worker is coming, etc. As well as being a valuable service activity, this is a fund-raiser for our club as we get fees for installation and monthly maintenance per unit.
For additional information about these units, contact:
VON SAFETY CHECK IN PROGRAM
Our club is participating in another VON program. Every Monday, between 9 am and noon, a club member calls a list of clients who have signed up for this program. Other groups and organizations call the other six days of the week. The goal of the program is to check in with seniors living alone to see if they are alright. For information about this program call Lesley Taylor at 624-0318 or Kathy Uhlman at 624-1897.
BURSARIES
Club presents two $500. bursaries to graduating students at Forest Heights Community School. See application on this website.
FROZEN FAVORITE MEALS
Frozen Favorites are available in the New Ross, Chester and Chester Basin areas. In New Ross call Lion Frank Meister 689-2150, or Lion Sharon Rafuse 689-2402. In the Chester and Chester Basin areas, call Kathy at 624-0318. All proceeds to the Lunenburg County Branch of the VON.
USED HEARING AIDS/INK CARTRIDGES/CELL PHONES
Do you have a used hearing aid you no longer need? If so, please contact a member of our club as LIONS recycle hearing aids. We also collect ink cartridges and cell phones that go to the Diabetes Association as a fund-raiser.
POSTAGE STAMP PROJECT
This is a district project with proceeds going towards district activities. Used postage stamps can be given to any member of a Lions Club.
VIAL OF LIFE PROGRAM
This is a project which involves providing vials in which medication information is stored. These vials are stored in the upper right part of the bridge and a decal on the door to the house tells emergency staff that there is a vial in the fridge containing pertinent medical information , a list of medications, family doctor, etc. All funding for this program was raised by way of corporate sponsorship. Vials are now available for distribution. For more information about this program contact Lion Sandra Zwicker (275-3629) e-mail sandrazwicker@bigfoot.com
WHEELS TO MEALS
Club members help serve seniors during the monthly wheels to meals dinner held at the Chester Basin Legion. This is also a VON sponsored program and is a joint project between the Chester Basin Legion and our Lions Club. The meals are held the 1st Tuesday of each month. To register call the VON office at 624-0318 or 624-1897 at least two weeks before each meal. Meals are $5.00, with entertainment and a program.
Another of our community service volunteer activities.
DIABETES AWARENESS
Proceeds from the annual grocery draw are used for Diabetes awareness and education activities. Each year the club donates $1.000 to dponsor a child to Camp Lion Maxwell, a camp for diabetic children located at Lake William in Lunenburg Coubty.
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY
Twice each year we clean highway #3 between the Windjammer in Chester and the Petro Canada in Chester Basin.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Club assists with the cost of sending athletes to the special winter olympics.
RECENT DONATIONS
| Apple Sale | Christmas Trees | Christmas Wreaths |
| Radio Bingo | Coin Containers | CNIB Calendars |
| Dog Guide Walk | Installing InTouch Units | Lottery Bingo |
| Grocery Draw | Fibreglas Pipe Sales |
MAJOR PROJECTS
Construction of a Lions Park at Shoreham Village Home for Special Care and construction of the Lions Park across from the school in New Ross.
SERVICE PROJECTS
LIONS PROJECT PRIDE
Presentation of Canadian flags and certificates to grade I students at New Ross and Chester District schools.
DOG GUIDE SPONSORSHIPS
A total of $24,000. to sponsor two Lions Foundation of Canada hearing ear dogs, one Canine Vision Dog and one special skills/seizure dog.
SOME OF OUR PHOTOS(SEE PHOTO ALBUM FOR MORE)
ZONE 9 PROJECT: During Chester Race Week our club sold tickets on the zone 9 fundraiser for Bonny Lea Farm. A sail boat donated by John Biebesheimer of Mahone Bay will be won by some lucky sailor on September 15th. All proceeds will be donated to Bonny Lea Farm. The eight clubs in zone 9 have all been involved in this unique project. In this picture Lion Art Stevens, club project chairman,stands proudly by the boat.
HOSPITAL DONATION: In recognition of the club's $5,000 donation, Sandra MacDougall, Histo Technician at the South Shore Regional Hospital, demonstrates to KL Framk Meister how the new Immunohistochemistry stainer works.

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Page created at 2001-06-06 and Last updated at 2010-06-22.