VISION SCREENING AT COUNTY SCHOOLS !This week we screened students for vision problems at 2 great Warren County Schools - Mariam Boyd Elementary and Vaughn Elementary. Too much for one post, so this one's all about Mariam Boyd Elementary School. Our top pic is 1st Grader, Clay, getting his eyes checked out with our high tech, very expensive eye screening camera. Clay's younger sister, Star ⭐️ is in pre-K and boy did she do great for her first time getting screened. Maybe Clay told her what to expect? And Clay, don't feel bad that younger sister Star got 2 separate pics into this post... We just needed to check out Star's eyes both with and without her glasses. Just like we do for every child who wears glasses. Even with glasses, children's eyes can change very, very fast. In which case, New Glasses will make a Big Difference. DID YOU KNOW THAT the LKG Lions refer about 1 out of every 4 children that we screen to the Eye Doctor??? Make sure your School has permission for your Child's eyes to be screened. If they can't see well, Learning will be Difficult.
There is no cost to the schools. The screening teams are all members of the Lake Gaston Lions Club, and their time is voluntary. This is made possible through generous grants and donations. Thank you to all those that support the Lake Gaston Lions Club!!!
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Lion Gene screens Clay's eyes. Clay is in 1st Grade.
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 Lion Gene Finch shows off our new, very high tech and very expensive eye screening camera.
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 Clay's younger sister, Star, is in pre-K and is getting her eyes screened for the first time.
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 Another pic of pre-K student Star getting her eyes screened. Notice Star is being screened both with and without her glasses. We gotta know if they are working!!
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 Lion Gene Finch had a moment between students to check Teacher Janie Cutts' vision as Lion Gary Herbert and Lion Ray Brassley prepare the vision reports that will be given to the school nurse.
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 The Mariam Boyd Vision Team! (L to R) Larry Java, Gary Herbert, Gene Finch, Nurse Mia Taylor-Terry, Principal Kendra Davis, and Ray Brassley
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The Lake Gaston Lions Club CookbookEmbark on a culinary adventure with the Lake Gaston Lions Club Cookbook, a culinary masterpiece crafted by our very own community. Bursting with flavor, each recipe is a testament to the heart and soul of Lake Gaston, with many dishes contributed by local residents. As you flip through the pages, you may find familiar names, showcasing the diverse talents and flavors that make our community unique. By purchasing this cookbook, you're not only bringing a wealth of delightful recipes into your kitchen but also supporting a cause that resonates with our community's spirit. The Lake Gaston Lions Club operates on 100% volunteers, and the funds raised from this cookbook directly fuel programs for the visually impaired, vision screenings in schools, diabetes awareness, and more. Take a culinary journey through the stories and flavors of Lake Gaston. Purchase a cookbook today, and savor the tastes of home while making a meaningful contribution to the well-being of our community. Your kitchen will be filled with not just incredible recipes but also the warmth of shared community bonds. |
Lake Gaston Lions Club Donates School Supplies to Northampton County Schools
| The Lake Gaston Lions Club is a dedicated group of individuals who are passionate about serving their community. With a focus on improving the lives of those in need, the club engages in various philanthropic activities, including supporting local schools, providing vision care for those in need, and contributing to the overall well-being of Lake Gaston and its surrounding areas. |
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Central Elementary |
Each Year, we do eye Eye Screenings for their students. But there is more to be done. The Lake Gaston Lions Club just donated $1,000 worth of school supplies to Central Elementary and Conway Middle Schools in Northampton County thanks to the generosity of Lion Kevin Johnson. At Central Elementary (Left Photo), School Counselor Kashek Vaughan and Coach Cameron Phillips accepted the School Supplies with enthusiasm and gratitude. (L to R it's Lion Dolores Raneri, Coach Cameron, Counselor Kaskek, and Lions Kevin Johnson, James Jancso, and Gene Finch. Conway Middle School also received a generous donation, accepted appreciatively by School Counselor Tamiaya Allen, Kathy Powell, Diana Warren, and Tiffany Gant-Shepard. They extend their sincere thanks to the Lake Gaston Lions Club for their generosity and commitment to student success. (right photo) Get involved. Become a Lion. We Serve. |
Conway Middle School
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Red Cross Blood Drive
| On June 14th, the Lake Gaston Lions Club hosted yet another highly successful Red Cross blood drive. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the generous individuals who came forward to donate. Lake Gaston, you truly are number one! Your unwavering support allows us to make a significant impact, not just within our community but also beyond. We take immense pride in contributing to the Red Cross's vital service work. As a token of appreciation, every donor received a complimentary Red Cross beach towel. Thank you once again for your selflessness and dedication | |
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Lake Gaston Lions Club Attends the Memorable Picnic Supper hosted by the Pilot Lions Club
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Lake Gaston Lions Club 2023 Seafood Festival
Preparing for the festival starts early in the year.
Booth Maintenance and Repair
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Safety Training (Fire Extinguisher Training)
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Lion Teresa Boone
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Lion Lorraine Bull
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Lion Wayne Bull
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Lion James Jancso
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Lion Scott Miller
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Lion Ken Myrick
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Lion Dolores Raneri |
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Lion Dwight Stephens
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Lion Philip Weigel
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Lori Weitzel
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Community Cupboard (work in progress)
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Back Row: Margaret Best, Debbie Tripp, Kim Overman, Peggy Benton, Lion Ken Myrick
Front Row: Susan Merchant, Dan Dowless, Georgia Holder
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Red Cross Blood Drive
April 11th, 2023 was great. Thanks for an awesome Blood Drive! Our Lions team says... You're #1 Lake Gaston! We're proud to help the Red Cross in this critically important service work for our community and beyond. And Hey, the free T-shirts from the Red Cross were definitely pretty "Cool" too. Lions...We Serve
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Roanoke-Wildwood Volunteer Fire Auxiliary Bingo
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