UPCOMING EVENTS
LEO Council Meeting and
State Convention:
Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 1 pm, the MD18 LEO Council
will meet at the Georgia Lions State
Convention - Atlanta Marriott Gwinnett
Place.
LEO CLUBS NEWS
Check out Seminole County's
hottest celebrity - LEO C.J. Jackson
in the May 2011 issue of Lion's Magazine,
the premier publication of Lions
International. The article starts on
page 22 and C.J. is featured on page 28.
Click here to go to Lions Mag.
EARLY COUNTY LEOs sponsor
Fall Banquet:
On Tuesday, December 7th, the
Early County LEO Club held it's Fall
Banquet. In attendance there were 40
LEOs (28 new this year!) and 35 parents,
guests and Lions. Speakers for the event
were the new School Superintendent and the
High School Principal. Congratulations
on your great event!
CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL
LEOS (Athens, GA) WIN AGAIN! Once
again, this active bunch was given the LEO
Club Excellence Award (2009-2010).
Click here to see list of winners!
Seminole County LEOs
have been working hard! In November
they helped the Donaldsonville Lions with
their Pancake Supper Fundraiser. They
also decided they would be Secret Santa for
a Seminole County child and they are
collecting canned goods to help the Lake
Lions feed the needy for Christmas!
See the photos of these activities and of
the SC LEOs in the Christmas Parade in the
Photo Gallery.
In addition, Seminole
County LEOs will be attending the LEO
Gathering in January as well as their
District and the State Lions Convention.
State/District LEO Chair Steve Helwig was
recently elected to the Georgia Lions 18D
Hall of Fame for his many years of Lions
service and his many achievements including
his work with LEOs (photo coming soon)
Clarke Middle School LEO
Club in Athens Makes the Front Page of Paper
According to the Athens
Banner-Herald: "A group of Clarke
Middle School students have dedicated
themselves this year to cleaning up a
19th-century cemetery for working-class
blacks and trying to preserve some of the
tangled history underneath the weedy,
overgrown graves."
Click here to read the rest of the story at
onlineathens.com.
