Cambridge Lions

Jim Teisberg, Lions President, speaking about Gary Posorske, The Man of the Year, and what he accomplished during 2004.

Man of Year, Gary Posorske, and his wife.

The Lions Apple Sale in Olympia, Washington, is a success fro many reason. Now in its eleventh year, the sale raises $10,000 to $15,000 each year, with much of the money going to support Camp Leo, a local summer camp for children with diabetes. The sale keeps the Lions in the news through both newspaper adn radio announcements. And when it is time to pack apples, Lions come from 10 clubs in three counties to help sort, polish and pack.

Since at least the time when the paharaohs ruled ancient Egypt, a bacterium that causes the eyelashes to turn inward and scratch the cornea has been a leading cause of blindness. Today, trachoma infects 84 milion people in 55 nations (chiefly developing countries) and has blinded 7.6 Million.

by Lions Club International
For Immediate Release
12-YEAR-OLD BOY FROM HONG KONG AWARDED GRAND PRIZE IN LIONS INTERNATIONAL PEACE POSTER CONTEST
OAK BROOK, IL USA, March 11, 2005 – Cheuk Tat Li, a 12-year-old boy from Hong Kong, is the grand prize winner of the 17th annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest, “Give Peace a Chance.” His poster […]

by Lions Club International
International Contest … Request for Performers … International Academy Awards … Convention Events … Seminars and more.
Celebrate Eye Donor Awareness Month
March is Eye Donor Awareness Month. Contact your local eye bank to determine ways to promote eye donation. A listing of Lions Eye Banks is available online. Lions may also contact […]

Jim Teisberg - Cambridge Lions Club President
Wednesday, March 16 will go down as one of the Cambridge Area Lions Club’s most significant membership meetings. Guests at the meeting were Steven Nagy and his wife Rose (ambassadors of the Wisconsin Leader Dog Foundation), BJ., a 7-year-old golden retreiver leader dog, his master, Midge Pincha, and […]

Sports Page 6:00 p.m. in Cambridge, Wisconsin.
The Director will be giving us a talk on why this program is essential to the community. They will also be speaking to us about the committment to the program and what happens to all the dogs that do not make the cut to be a leader dog.