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Welcome to the Conway Noon Lions Club |
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 Curt Crook
 Amanda Bledsoe - 1st VP
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The Conway Noon Lions Club is an extraordinary group of volunteers dedicated to one common goal…serving others. It’s my honor to serve as President this year as we continue to provide assistance to people in our community, state, and around the globe. If you enjoy helping others or would just like to familiarize yourself with what Lions Club is all about, please visit us during one of our weekly meetings. Together, we can make a difference.
Please feel free to
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or any of the Lions for more information.
When I joined the Lions Club in 2007, I was looking to serve the community and get involved. I have been able to do that and much more. I've made great friendships and been able to serve with them in a variety of ways. Plus the meetings each week are truly joyful! We have fun serving the visually impaired of not just our community but the world.
Take the time to join us one week and you’ll be hooked as I was!
Thanks for checking out our website.
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Program Chair
Ritchie Howell
Greeter
Yuen Chan
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February 2
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Bud Hines - Retired Naval Submarine Commander
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Brewer-Hegeman Conference Room #4 |
February 9
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Ernie Passailaigue - AR Scholarship Lottery |
Brewer-Hegeman Conference Room #4 |
February 16
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Vilonia Melodies - Singing group from Vilonia Primary School
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Brewer-Hegeman Conference Room #4 |
| February 18 |
Lions Board Meeting |
Ryan's Steak House |
February 23
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Business Meeting
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Brewer-Hegeman Conference Room #4 |
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Application for Sight Assistance |
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Need Eyeglasses? Contact
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or download the Application for Sight Assistance.
Mail the completed application to:
Conway Noon Lions Club
P.O. Box 367
Conway, AR 72033
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Here's an easy way YOU can help...
Lions and Wal-Mart: USA Eyeglass Collection
Lions Clubs International is pleased to announce that it has entered into a collaborative agreement with Wal-Mart to collect used eyeglasses from the public at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores throughout the United States.
Co-branded eyeglass collection boxes, bearing both the LCI and Wal-Mart logos, are now available in the 2,500 Wal-Mart stores, and 500 Sam's Clubs, with vision centers. These new boxes will replace existing Lions collection boxes currently in place at the specified stores with vision centers. For Wal-Mart stores and Sam's Clubs without vision centers, existing Lions eyeglass collections will continue at the discretion of the store manager.
Wal-Mart will ship the collected eyeglasses to their distribution centers, where they will then be delivered to the nearest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers for sorting, cleaning and processing.
Usable glasses will be available for Lions and other optical missions to developing nations, where the glasses will be dispensed to children and adults free of charge.
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