The Lions Lair, Vol. II, No. IV, December 1930, Northfield Lions Club newsletter

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"THE LIONS' LAIR"
to  ^i3PJtf FIELQ, .MINNESOTA  ?F'j
DECEMBER, 1930
Volume H; number i%f(> s n
Well,
Lair strike
every month?
her6 we are
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Send your  csaec
in b brand net   type dress
garb?    And do you like the
cs  to Bob  or Georg
I     How does The
bulletin
Kicxcs,  to Frank,
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Twister.
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The
During the
addresses^
Board, and
ment in Ge
important
Northfield
of e state
Stork. La
arranged a
and team.
meetings  o
club1s November progr»
month we  had  the privi
by T\ i  F*   Schilling.,   oh
by Professor Schnudtz-,
rmany.'    The  club placed
undertaking,   designatio
.     The Public Relations
park st the Nerstrend
st Monday the Bo^s coram
fine complimentary dm
That  is  a  well-rounded
f  the club,   relating to
as have maintained
lege of  herring tw
the worn: of  the P
on the signifiesn
itself squarely b
n of Trunk Highway
committee is  stud
forest-,   as   suggest
ittee,. headed  by B
er for the high s
program for the 1
governmental profc
affairs,   civic service,   and  encouragement  of our yo
ii    L     —
a  high standard
o  interesting
ederrl Farm
t Hitler move-
ack of a  really
No.l4 thru
ying the idea
ed by Professor
illie Benson,
chool coach
«'st four
lems,  world
ung people*
The December program committee  includes George Spohn,
chairman,   Ev.  Dillev,   Harold  Grant*      For January,   the following
committee will be  in charge of  the programs:  Gus Grunert,   chair-
, am,   John gletten,'^SRnd Lou Ahre'n-s.     If we  have a Ladies Night \
that month,   &'s we should  have,   then the Social and Fellowship
committee,   Charlie Pye,   et al.,   will'have  to take charge of  an
entire m-eting*    Ano  don't think they can't do it*
— L    —
Northfield. was certainly in evidence at the annual fell
conference of Lions club oificers of the Fifth District, held in
St* Paul October 31* Govenor Art presided at the conference;
Lion George Spohn gave the principal address? President Carl read
a paper; and our club had the largest per capita represent?* tiorit
We'won another attendance gong* now part of the official equipment
of St# Paul1s mayor*  Next time we win such a gong, and re1re
going to do it, how would it be to oass it on to our neighboring
club, the Rotary club of Northfield, as an expression of goodwill?
— L    I
we
are singularlv honored' bv  the  selection of Carl Heibel
as Northfield1s  representative on
*ne
Colvill Memorial Highway
Council; by the recognition of Bill Revier as the state's very best
song leader;  by the election of Guy Raymond as president of the
Gold club*
m   l m
How about that 100$ attendance meeting? We
95% meeting so.far.  Can we reach the perfect mark
B l I
ve had one
just onee?
Does Lions club mean as much to you now as when you first
Joined? If it does not, checii up on yourself and see if you
mean as much to the club as you did* How big is a Lions club?
Not how many members, how big its percentage of attendance, nor
but how successfully it puts
know that there, are more
how many successful ladies1. nights
over the club's objectives*  Did |^
Lions clubs in more stateeyfchan an-* other Service club?
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