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<br />LIONS INTERNATIONAL
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<br />YORK and CERMAK ROADS . OAK BROOK, ILLINOIS 60521
<br />(312) 986-1700
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<br />Mr. Robert L. LaMotte
<br />Secretary. Lions Club
<br />1688 Heritage Street
<br />Centerville. Minnesota
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<br />Dear Lion LaMotte:
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<br />August 27.
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<br />The oharter or your club is now considered complete with 32
<br />Charter members. and a list of these members is enclosed. This
<br />list will be the authority for issuing charter chevrons ten yea
<br />from now. PLEASE ADVISE BY RETURN MAIL. IF THERE ARE ANY CHANGE
<br />IN THE SPELLING OF NAMES AND/OR ADDRESSES. THERE WILL BE NO AP-
<br />DITIONS OR DELETIONS FROM THIS CHARTER ROSTER IN ACCORDANCE WITH
<br />LIONS INTERNATIONAL BOARD POLICY.
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<br />Now that your charter membership roster is complete. your
<br />club will be accepting new members. In view of this~ your club
<br />should decide upon the amount of your membership or initiation
<br />fee to be paid by eaoh member acoepted. and incorporate it in
<br />your Constitution'and By-Laws. Our suggestion is that it should
<br />not be less than $10.00. which is the prevailing membership fee
<br />throughout the Association and in keeping with the fees asked by
<br />sim1liar clubs in your community. A proper fee will command res
<br />pect. Under International Board directive. $10.00 of the member
<br />ship fee colleoted by your club shall be remitted to Lions Inter
<br />national as an entrance fee for new members. The remainder of
<br />the membership fee is retained in the club treasury.
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<br />The annual memberShip dues of your club should not be less
<br />than the minimum required by the International Constitution and
<br />By-Laws. or $l5.00;l er member. billed preferably sem-annually
<br />in advance. The International per capita is pro-rated on new
<br />members and begins the tirst of the month in which the new membe
<br />15 accepted by your "club. (See special form ~ttached)
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<br />Lars. H. Larson. your D~str10t Governor. assumes the res-
<br />ponslbl~ty of visiting your club once each year on invitation.
<br />At this time he goes over all local phases of the clUb's work ~
<br />is in a position to give you the benefit or hie knowledge and e~
<br />pe~ience in the work or L1onism. As you probably haVe already
<br />note4. he shoul4 receiVe copies of the monthly repo~ts which en-
<br />~ble him to keep up-to-date records or your membership and activ
<br />ties. Many governors make the information contained in these
<br />reports the basis of their monthly letters to the clUbS. whioh
<br />stimulate interest in the District and promote greater harmony
<br />among the clubs under his leadership.
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<br />Very cord1a3.1y yours.
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<br />Membership Billing Department
<br />LIONS IN'l'ElU-IATIONAI.
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<br />ee: D1st.Gov.Larson.5-Ml
<br />co : Pres. Kremer
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