Club Meeting, April 20, 2010 

The guest speaker at our second dinner meeting in April was Stephen Campbell, the Program Coordinator for the Alzheimer's Association of Chelsea.  He gave a presentation on the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's Disease as well as other forms of demetia. 

The Chelsea High School Company C Show Choir under the direction of Steven Hinz, provided a surprise after dinner song. 

Club Meeting, April 6, 2010

                         
The guest speaker at our first dinner meeting in April was Amy Heydlauff, who is the Managing Director of the Chelsea-Area Wellness Foundation whose goal is to 'make it easier for residents to eat better, move more, avoid unhealthy substances and connect with others in healthy ways'.  With the merging of Chelsea Hospital into the St. Joseph Hospital group, it was decided to create a foundation that would provide grants to community organizations within a five community area (the school districts of Chelsea, Dexter, Grass Lake, Manchester, and Stockbridge) to help reach the above goal.  Ms. Heydlauff explained the grant application procedure.  There was a discussion about various grant request possibilities and what Chelsea Lions could do.

Other club discussions included upcoming White Cane Week.  Lion Merlyn Street is in charge of scheduling club members as workers for the weekend of April 29- May2.  Please contact him to select a time and location. 

Lion Paul Webber was winner of the 50-50 drawing.  

 ABOUT US 

Chelsea Lions Club is a non-profit civic organization sponsoring several projects to raise funds for sight and hearing related causes such as Leader Dogs for the Blind, in addition to supporting a number of local activities such as WAVE and Faith InAction, and providing service awards for high school seniors.

Chelsea Lions Club meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Chelsea Community Hospital for dinner and an after dinner speaker or presentation.

For more information, call Chelsea Lions Club at 734-475-8347

Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and women in 205 countries and geographic areas who work together to answer the needs that challenge communities around the world.