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District Governor Dick Smith How in the world did this happen? How could four clubs all start in the same year? In 1940 two clubs were chartered, one in 1942, one in 1944, one in 1946, and then one in 1948. However, the most remarkable club formation time in our district was in the 1950s! In 1951 four more clubs were all chartered, in 1952 two clubs, three clubs in 1953, one in 1957, and one in 1958. Eleven of the 36 clubs in our district all were chartered in the 1950s. I didn’t know that “rock and roll” was this significant in our district! Two clubs in our district were chartered in 1961, two in 1965, and one club in 1966; we had one club chartered in 1970 and two clubs were chartered in 1971. However, for the past twenty eight years we have only had four additional Lions clubs chartered: one in 1982, one in 1996, one in 1997, and one in 2005. The 1950’s charter pace has never been duplicated in District 18-D and it may never happen again. Nevertheless, we need to reverse the pattern of the last quarter of a century and begin to deal with “snow” the way the Lions of the first two quarter centuries managed to do. We need to charter new clubs and put them in the communities that have sprouted up over the past quarter of a century. NEW CLUB FORMATION WEEK : Please put 11 – 13 May in your calendars; 18 – 20 May as alternate dates. More information will be forthcoming, but I intend to ask LCI to send us a New Club Consultant who will both provide us training and mentor us in getting Georgians to become Lions. April 2009 MONTHLY BULLETIN FOR LIONS OF NORTHEAST GEORGIA Dear “Snow” I mean “Gold Standard” Lions of 18-D, Who would have thought that I’d be driving north from District 18-C and pass through a substantial amount of snow falling on the 1 st of March and that on the 2 nd of March I would be shoveling snow off my drive way? Sometimes what we predict and plan for doesn’t happen and sometimes we end up with unanticipated things. Regardless of the fact that we don’t always plan for and predict things to happen, we still have to deal with the “snow.” Handling snow isn’t easy, but things work much better when it is gone. On 24 August 1924 the Athens Lions Club was chartered. This was the first Lions club in District 18-D to be formed. The next club to be chartered was in 1932 and in 1933 our third club was formed. What got me interested in the pattern of club formation in the district is that by the end of this year I will have attended four 75 th anniversaries of clubs in the district: the Lavonia Lions Club , the Clarkesville Lions Club , the Clayton Lions Club , and the Gainesville Lions Club were all chartered in 1934. Gold Standard Yours in “Miracles through Service,” Dick

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