Meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesday; Jan - November Etowah Lions Club District 31-A |
447 Etowah School Rd Etowah, North Carolina Model Club 2008 Chartered 1954, # 11326
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2010-2011 Officers President:Barbara Bothe Imm. Past Pres: Albert Lyons Secretary: Susan Kirk Treasurer: Bill Newsom 1st VP: Buddy Mountjoy 2nd VP: Brent Kirk 3rd VP: Annette Owens Membership Chair: Jerry Cox Lion Tamer: Jerry Marsh Tail Twister: Will Hicks One Year Dir: DC Cantrell & Steve Blackwell Two Year Dir: Debbie Hicks & David Childers
Pres. Lion Barbara Bothe being installed by PDG Lion Paul Vaughan Community Pride Day 2010 Flag Burning Ceremony (Retirement of the Colors)
__________________ Loving Individuals Offering Needed Services
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The Lions Share goes back to the Community & Lionism
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These are just a few things, that are significant in the community, that the Lions are proud to roar about. With the tradional phrase of "We Serve" the Etowah Lions continue to support the community through the programs established by Lions International and local needs. For a complete list of past and ongoing projects please click here. We do all of this, and more, thanks to the support of our community with their continued use of our Trash Service and Concessions Stand.
Our name was not selected at random, neither was it a coined name. From time immemorial, the lion has been the symbol of all that was good, and because of the symbolism that name was chosen. Four outstanding qualities – Courage, Strength, Activity and Fidelity – had largely to do with the adoption of the name. The last mentioned of these qualities, Fidelity, has a deep and peculiar significance for all Lions. The lion symbol has been a symbol of Fidelity through the ages and among all nations, ancient and modern. It stands for loyalty to a friend, loyalty to a principle, loyalty to a duty, loyalty to a trust. The emblem consists of a gold letter "L" on a circular area. Bordering this is a circular area with two Lion profiles facing away from the center. The word "Lions" appears at the top and "International" at the bottom. The Lions face both past and future – showing both pride of heritage and confidence in the future.
2010-11 International President Sid Scruggs hails from North Carolina. LIONS |
WHH Scholarships Kyle Obermiller Elizabeth Thompson Citizenship Awards Austin Downing Mallory Carnes Jake Russell Taylor Gladin Congratulation to you all.
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