District 20 -E2
BLOOMFIELD LIONS CLUB
New York United StatesClub Number:8119
Club Tel:585-657-7546
This Page address: http://bloomfieldny.lionwap.org
Our other Web Address: http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/bloomfieldny
Mail To
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| District 20 -E2 New York United States |
| Club Address:Bloomfield, New York 14469 Club Tel:585-657-7546 This Page address: http://bloomfieldny.lionwap.org Our other Web Address: http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/bloomfieldny Mail To | |
1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month 6:30 PM cocktails, 7:00 PM dinner (no meetings July & August)When:
Where:1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month - Holloway House Restaurant, State Route 5&20, Bloomfield, NY (September - December)
1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month - Cheap Charlies Restaurant, Elm St, Bloomfield,| Name | Office Tel | Home Tel | |
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| President | 585-657-7041 | ||
| 1st Vice President | 585-339-8166 | ||
| Secretary | 585-657-7813 | ||
| Treasurer | Bill Shimmons | 585-657-6598 | |
| Membership Chairman | 585-657-7813 |
CELEBRATING
60 YEARS
OF
COMMUNITY SERVICE!
Charter Membership Roster
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Lewis T. Adams |
Harry B. Hudson |
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Robert H. Aldrich |
O. Bryon Johnson |
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Peter W. Alland |
Charles M. Ludwig |
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Morton D. Allen |
William J. McKay, Jr. |
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Carl Becker |
Dr. Leon A. Mason |
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Charles Bennett |
Joseph P. Monahan |
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Harold Bennett |
George L. Murray |
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D.E. Busich |
Joseph H. Murray |
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Glenn Carter |
Harry D. Norton |
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John F. O’Neill |
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Harry L. Clauss |
Hiram B. Page |
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Louis Cole |
Andrew Rogers |
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Allen Cornish |
Arthur Rogers |
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Carleton C. Crane |
Karl Rubenstein |
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Daniel W. Cragg |
Howard Smallridge |
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Donald D. Culver |
Nunzio Spiridigliozzi |
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Carleton B. Gauss |
William T. Sullivan |
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Harry C. Dudley |
Robert L. Taft |
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Ben. F. Eckler |
Fred A. Teall |
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Gene W. Fisher |
John L. Tozier |
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Wesley Ford |
Edward Traub |
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George H. Gilbert |
Charles F. Walters |
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Howard Grimble |
Russell A. Webb |
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David W. Hallock |
Warren Wheeler |
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John T. Hamlin |
Clarence H. Wienand |
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Robert Hinds |
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Fred E. Howes |
Elmer R. Wood |
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Frederick J. Howes |
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Membership Roster
| Mike | Bartle |
| David | Brien |
| Robert | Bullock |
| Bill | Compton |
| Jerry | Erdle |
| Fred | Eskildsen |
| Bart | Giaconia |
| George | Gilbert |
| Robert | Jauch |
| John | Lawlor |
| Frank | Marianacci |
| Bill | Outhouse |
| Timothy | Pullis |
| Gene | Rogers |
| Robert | Schenk |
| Bill | Shimmon |
| Don | Shultz |
| Karl | Smith |
| Ben | Thomas |
| Barb | Thorpe |
| Homer | VanDyke |
| Jack | Whiting |
| David | Hilton |
| Gary | Hooper |
| Ken | Mathis |
| Jeannie | Brien |
| Dorothy | Markham |
| Roger | Baker |
| Donna | Delong |
| Kathy | Cooper |
What is a Lion's Club?
Lion's are part of one of the largest international organizations in the world, who's focus is on Sight, Hearing, and Community. On a local basis, which is where 90% of our funds are donated, we have provided many local students and residents with the aides that they needed, to no cost of their own.
Lion’s is a unique organization, in that 100% of any monies raised by club fundraisers are returned back to the needy. All administrative costs for the club are supported by the club membership.
Our membership is approximately 30 men and women at present, from all walks of life in the
We need your help!!
Our primary dedication is to helping the sight and hearing impaired, but all forms of community service are included in what we do:
Adopt-A-Highway
Christmas Tree Lighting
Community Christmas Baskets
Eyeglass Donation
Eyescreening for pre-schoolers
Fingerlakes Boyscouts
Fingerlakes Girlscouts
Halloween Party
Lions Club International Foundation
EB-H Fire Department
Explorer Post 295
Fingerlakes Hearing
K9 Helpers
Reachout Radio
Little League Baseball
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
BCS Scholarship funds
Ontario/Yates Hospice
Serenity House
Guiding Eyes for the Blind
The largest fundraiser we do is a Community Birthday Calandar. Through paid advertising, and paid suscribers who then get their families birthdays and annniversaries printed on their respective dates, we are able to raise approximately half of our activities operating budget each year.
CONTACT US TO SUSCRIBE FOR A CALANDAR TODAY!!!!
Our other fundraisers include selling popcorn at various community events, raffles, pancake breakfasts, fundraising drives, and donations from our community.
Membership Benefits
Would you like to help make a difference in our community and make Bloomfield a better place to live? Would you like to give back to your own community and become part of one of the largest service organization's in the world?
Think that you have nothing to offer? Or that you are too busy? We all have something to contribute to the greater benefit of our community, no matter how large or small we think our input may be. And time is something that none of us has enough of. But an hour or two a month can make a big difference to the kid who can’t see the blackboard yet can't afford glasses, or the woman who is afraid to leave her house as she’s blind, or the disabled child who thinks he/she can never go to summer camp.
Can you use a camera? We are now screening pre-schoolers for eye defects with a specialized camera.
Join us for a dinner and find out what we are all about! Guests are always welcome to come join us!!!
We welcome your questions and comments
Page created at 2006-10-11 and Last updated at 2012-02-10.