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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Friday March 31 st, :00 PM District C Very Amateur Golf Classic :00 PM District C Very Amateur Bowling Invitational :30 PM Registration and Voting Certification :00PM Signature Seminar with Delana Meyer... 7 Delana Meyer presents, Lumos: Illuminating & Accessing Youth Service Culture :30 PM District C Cabinet Meeting :30 PM Fun Night Social: Golden Age of Rock & Roll 50 s - 70 s :00 PM Buffet Dinner at Dick s Drive In... 7 Delena Meyer presents Light and Go Seek: Finding resilience Everywhere... 7 Contests and Awards :00 PM Hospitality Function... 8 Saturday April 1 st, :30 AM Registration and Voting Certification opens at Hotel RL :30 AM First Plenary Session opens with a Centennial Parade :40 AM Memorial Service :00 AM Coffee Break and transition to morning seminars :15 AM Seminars focus on our Centennial Service Projects :00 AM Break and transition to next session :15 AM Building Strong Clubs through Membership :00 PM Registration and Certification Closes :15 PM Luncheon Breakfast at Sally s! Welcome by the Honorable Kim Wyman, Washington Secretary of State Keynote Address Richard LeMieux: Imagine a World Without Homelessness One Homeless Man s Inspirational Journey Zone People of the Year :00 PM Afternoon activities Hands on Service Project at the Thurston County Food Bank Warehouse Seminar: Did you know about these Lions Projects? :30 PM Voting :30 PM Wine Tasting and Reception :00 PM Voting closes :00 PM Raffle prize winners and Silent Auction winners posted

3 5:30 PM Let your Light Shine No Host Bar :00 PM District Governor Banquet :00 PM Hospitality functions Sunday April 2 nd, :00 AM Kick off for Cabinet

4 FRIDAY MARCH 31 ST, :00 PM District C Very Amateur Golf Classic DATE Friday, March 31, 2017 TIME 12:00pm Shotgun Start - Arrive at 11:30am PLACE Delphi Golf Course, 6340 Neylon Drive, Olympia, WA ENTRY FEE $25.00 per person, due by March 20, 2017 Since we are limited to ten teams The first 50 players who register and pay will be PLAYING. CHECK MADE OUT TO Enumclaw Lions MAIL APPLICATION & CHECK TO Enumclaw Lions Steve Moergeli nd Ave SE Black Diamond, WA QUESTIONS: Contact Steve Moergeli Phone smoergeli@comcast.net HOLE SPONSORS: We are looking for hole sponsors, so if you don t golf, sponsor a hole for $100. For further information on sponsoring a Hole contact Steve Moergeli. Click here for more information, and to download the entry form. 4

5 2:00 PM District C Very Amateur Bowling Invitational DATE Friday, March 31, 2017 TIME Shoe-on time is 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm. PLACE Westside Lanes, 2200 Garfield Ave NW, Olympia WA INFO: The 4-Person Team Bowling Tournament, brought to us by Lions Carol O Rourke & Ilias Murr of Lacey Sunrise Lions. We need sponsors! Categories are Shine Sponsor $50; Light Sponsor $75; Imagine Sponsor $100. ENTRY FEE $25 per team of 4. You name your team. Tournament Alley Fee is $60 for the team. Registration Deadline: March 17, 2017 CHECK MADE OUT TO District 19 C Lions Memo: Bowling MAIL APPLICATION & CHECK TO Carol O Rourke 504 Fairview St SE Olympia WA QUESTIONS: Contact Carol O Rourke Phone Click here for more information, and to download the entry form. 5

6 2:30 PM Registration and Voting Certification Check in at the Registration table in the lobby to pick up your convention name tag, meal tickets and official program. If you have not registered yet, you can do it at this time. Then proceed to the Certification table. Each club secretary will be sent certification forms from MD19 for the number of votes they are allowed based on their club membership. These forms are given to their club s voting delegates and must be signed by the club secretary or president. The delegates present these delegate forms to the certification staff in the registration area for verification of the voting delegate prior to Noon on Saturday April 1st. This verified voting delegate form is given to the election staff during voting which begins at 3:30 PM. Delegates will be voting for the following positons: District Governor st Vice District Governor nd Vice District Governor Multiple District Vice Council Chair Northwest Lions Foundation trustee The District Constitute and ByLaws (C&BL) have been revised based on mandatory changes required by LCI. To incorporate these changes and align our C&BL with LCI, our current C&BL have been reorganized with several exhibits added to assist Lions in required functions having to do with election procedures and the requirements/processes to run for office. This new Constitution and ByLaws will be submitted to District C Lions voting delegates for ratification on April 1st. 6

7 3:00PM Signature Seminar with Delana Meyer Delana Meyer presents, Lumos: Illuminating & Accessing Youth Service Culture In this action packed 90-minutess, you ll gain insight into the new ways young professionals are connecting and serving in their communities. This hands-on interactive session will walk you through developing ideas and communicating effectively to engage local young professionals in Lions service activities. 4:30 PM District C Cabinet Meeting Everyone is invited to participate in our 3 rd and final Cabinet meeting of the year from 4:30 to 5:30. Our International guest Jermone Thompson will join us. Specific cabinet chairs will give oral reports. 5:30 PM Fun Night Social: Golden Age of Rock & Roll 50 s - 70 s Come dressed as you did in the 50 s, 60 s or 70 s. If you weren't born yet, borrow your mom's high school annual and head to your favorite thrift store. 6:00 PM Buffet Dinner at Dick s Drive In Delena Meyer presents Light and Go Seek: Finding resilience Everywhere Friday night kick off with speaker Delena Meyer, a fierce advocate for youth and intentional change. Imagine a World...with Light n Go Seek: Finding Resilience Everywhere. Contests and Awards Sing and Swing with the Classic Tunes while contests swirl 7

8 10:00 PM Hospitality Function Sit back and chat with your new and old friends. Watch for posted signs for location. SATURDAY APRIL 1 ST, :30 AM Registration and Voting Certification opens at Hotel RL See Friday March 31 st, 2016 at 2:30 PM above 8:30 AM First Plenary Session opens with a Centennial Parade 1. Centennial parade 2. Flag Ceremony 3. Roll Call of Clubs 4. Zone Chair Reports 5. Nominations for District C 2 nd Vice District Governor, 1 st Vice District Governor and District Governor and Trustee for the Northwest Lions Foundation 9:40 AM Memorial Service Past District Governor Dan Comsia, District Governor Jan Weatherly and all zone chairs honor the Lions of District C who have passed on since April 1, Doors will remain closed during this service. 8

9 10:00 AM Coffee Break and transition to morning seminars Quick 15 minute break while we move into our morning seminars. 10:15 AM Seminars focus on our Centennial Service Projects 1. HUNGER - Affects Social Behavior, Health, and Self Esteem 2. YOUTH - Building on the Past Legacy through the Spirit of the Young 3. ENVIRONMENT - Lions Making a Difference 4. VISION - Getting Clear About Our District C Vision Programs 5. Bonus Seminar - Roads of the Past... Trails Today 11:00 AM Break and transition to next session Quick 15 minute break before the next session. 11:15 AM Building Strong Clubs through Membership 1. Clubs Speak Out on Ideas that Work 2. Code Purple - Resuscitating Weak Clubs 3. Moving Good Clubs to Great Clubs 4. Ethics in the Real World of Lions 5. Bonus Seminar - The Really Big One 12:00 PM Registration and Certification Closes Rolling slide show of our Legacy Projects prior to lunch. Send a picture of your club s legacy project to Brieanne Berg at brieanne98042@aol.com 9

10 12:15 PM Luncheon Breakfast at Sally s! Welcome by the Honorable Kim Wyman, Washington Secretary of State Keynote Address Richard LeMieux: Imagine a World Without Homelessness One Homeless Man s Inspirational Journey Our luncheon Key Note Speaker, Richard LeMieux, authored Breakfast at Sally s. Homeless while he wrote this book, he captures the inspiring stories of homeless people in Bremerton, Washington, many who ate breakfast at Sally s, the Salvation Army Soup Kitchen. From the Preface of the 2009 edition of his book he writes: Seven years ago I was a homeless man. I felt I didn t have a friend in the world and I wanted to end my life. I know now that these small miracles can help others. Today, my life, well, is so unreal. Richard will share his struggles and adventures accompanied by Willow, the wonder dog. Join Richard at lunch when we eat Breakfast at Sally s. A donation envelop is on your table should you be moved to give to his Foundation, in lieu of an honorarium for his presentation. Zone People of the Year Zone Chair Reports. 10

11 2:00 PM Afternoon activities Hands on Service Project at the Thurston County Food Bank Warehouse Carpool to the warehouse, just a mile away, for a tour and hands on service project to support the hungry in Thurston County. See our food drive donations at work. Seminar: Did you know about these Lions Projects? Short presentations with Q&A with our cabinet chairs for CARE (Canadian, American Relief Everywhere), HEARING, Lions Clubs International Foundation, LEOS and NW Lions Foundation. 3:30 PM Voting Certified delegates cast their votes for the District Governor, 1 st Vice District Governor, 2 nd Vice District Governor, Vice Council Chair, District C trustee to the NW Lions Foundation. Vote on the Constitute and ByLaws changes to our District s governing document. 11

12 3:30 PM Wine Tasting and Reception Join us for an afternoon snack of cheese, crackers and fruit paired with 3 varieties of locally bottled wines. Clubs and individual Lions have graciously provided the food while Hotel RL has sponsored the wine tasting. Our International Director Jerome Thompson joins us for an informal chat with the opportunity to ask him questions. He promises straight forward answers! Here is a bit of background about ID Thompson Jerome Thompson, from Moulton, Alabama, USA, was elected to serve a two-year term as a director of Lions Clubs International at the association s 98th International Convention held in Honolulu, Hawaii, June Director Thompson is an attorney. A member of the Moulton Lions Club since 1989, he has held many offices within the association, including club secretary, club treasurer, club membership chairperson, district governor, district public relations & Lions information chairperson, district GMT coordinator and multiple district GMT coordinator. In recognition of his service to the association, Director Thompson has received numerous awards, including the Membership Key Award, three Leadership Awards, two Extension Awards and four International President s Awards. He is also a Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow. In addition to his Lions activities, Director Thompson is active in numerous professional and community organizations, including President of the Lawrence County Alabama Bar Association and member of the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. Director Thompson has two sons. 12

13 5:00 PM Voting closes Results will be announced at dinner. 5:00 PM Raffle prize winners and Silent Auction winners posted Check the lobby outside the ballroom for raffle prize winners and winning bids on the silent auction items. 5:30 PM Let your Light Shine No Host Bar Kick back and enjoy socializing with your fellow Lions. 6:00 PM District Governor Banquet 1. Keynote Speaker International Director Jerome Thompson: Imagine the New Mountains to Climb 2. Election results 3. Award Winners 4. This Year in Review 5. Kudos to many who made this convention possible! Suggested dress: Business Casual, formal or Club Uniform. 9:00 PM Hospitality functions Chat with your new and old friends. Watch for posted signs for location. 13

14 SUNDAY APRIL 2 ND, :00 AM Kick off for Cabinet District Governor Elect orients the new cabinet for the next Lion s year. 14