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Mission Statement
"To create and foster a spirit
of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs
by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international
cooperation"
Motto: "WE SERVE"
Visit the Turtle Lake Lions
Website:
http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/TurtleLakeWI/
Click here to view the Turtle Lake
Lions & Lioness Brochure
Lions Club
International
- Visit the international website for more
information
Club Officers
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President - Dorie Solum
(715) 986-2268 |
Vice President - TBA |
Secretary -
Jeff Becker
(715) 986-2536 |
Treasurer -
Pat Wick
(715) 986-4181 |
Turtle Lake Lions Club
P.O. Box 401
Turtle Lake WI 54889
Activities
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Collect used eyeglasses and hearing aids
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Support the Community Float and Queen Pageant
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Support the local 1st Responders
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Sponsor a Disabled Deer Hunt
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Involve students in Highway Clean-Up twice a
year
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Take Senior Citizens on Fall Color Tour
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Sponsor Lions Peace Poster Contest for 6th
graders
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Collection of Deer Hides to fund Wisconsin Lions
Camp
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Christmas Lights in the Village Park
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Organize the funding of the School SOS project
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Holiday Fruit Baskets to area senior citizens
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Take Senior Citizens on Christmas lights tour
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Built a wheel chair ramp
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Sponsor five scholarships for high school
graduates
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Sponsor local Boy Scout Troop
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Purchase large print Reader's Digest
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Events
2nd Weekend of July -
Inter-County Fair
2nd Week of October -
Pitchfork Fondue
Meeting Times & Locations
First & Third Tuesday
at 6:30 p.m.
May - October in the Village Park
November - April at the American Legion Hall
An evening meal is served each night at a cost of $5.00
How to Become a Lion
If you are
interested in becoming a Lion, contact any of the above listed Officers or come
to a meeting as listed above. You then need to be asked to fill out an
application. Annual dues: $50.00, payable in two installments.
What it means to be a Lion
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Gives you the opportunity to help
others in need through structured and productive activities.
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To raise funds to support your
projects.
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To be involved in your community.
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To give freely of your time and
talents to your club.
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To form friendships locally,
nationally, and internationally.
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To have fun.
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Gallery
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Lions Food Drive
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Built Ramp
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Hanging Christmas Lights in the Park
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Lions Christmas
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Christmas Lights Tour
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Lions Clubs World Headquarters - Oak Brook, IL
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Hwy. Clean-Up with TL 5th Graders
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Scholarship Winners 2003
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Halibut Dinner 2004
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In the Kitchen during the Halibut Feed 2004
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Annual Pedal Pull
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Fair Raffle Drawing with 2005 Royalty
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Tractor Pull
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