Angel, New Leader Dog Puppy
Our Club has supported a new leader dog puppy, now receiving basic training at the Fort Dodge State Correctional Center, later to advance to the Leader Dog School in Michigan. The Boys & Girls Club of Story County named the puppy Angel.
Paul Smith Presented Melvin Jones Award
At the Feb. 5th Ames Breakfast Lions Club Meeting, Paul Smith was presented the Melvin Jones plaque and pin by David Williams, President. Paul has not only served through Lions in the communities where he lived, but made a statewide impact through the "Kids Sight" program in Iowa by helping that program move toward digital vision screening of young children in cooperation with the Iowa Lions Eye Bank. Recently, Paul extended his service impact nationally by organizing the "Wreath Across America" event in Ames, joining over 800 other sites in remembering our veterans and teaching patriotism. Paul is Funeral Director at the Stevens Memorial Chapel in Ames.
Angel Named By Boys & Girls Club of Story County
Our new 1023 leader dog puppy is being trained basic training at the Fort Dodge Correctional Center for a year and then will be transferred to the Michigan Leader Dog School where it will be trained for a sight impaired person.
Dianna Schmidt and Bob Stehr Recieving Awards
On left, Sylva Williams, President is congratulating Dianna Schmidt for her Warren Coleman Award and Bob Stehr for his Melvin Jones Award. The awards were presented at the 10th Anniversary Celebration held on September 18, 2011.
Nathan Tosten being presented a Warren Coleman Plaque by President David Williams for Nathan's outstanding service in Ames Community....latest being his leadership provided to the World Series Beep Ball for the sight impaired.
New Member Aug. 2012
Bev Ross on the right being congratulated by her sponsor Sylva Williams.
The Ames Breakfast Club Banner Presented at Charter Night 9-11-2001
David Williams, First President accepts the Charter on Charter Night 9/11/01...A night we will never forget. The banner was proudly displayed at our TEN YEAR celebration on September 18, 2011, as we reflected on the many community projects we have been engaged in, demonstrating how "We Serve."
Officers over those ten years are:
President 1st - David Williams, 2nd Matt Wenger, 3rd Mitch Hoyer, 4th Eldon Weber, and current-David Williams in 2011.
Treasurer - Laryy Wolters
Secretary - Gina Tipping, Sylva Williams
Tail Twister - Carleen and Leonard Tipping, Eldon Weber and Jean Keister
Lion Tamer - Larry Gaston, Leonard Tipping, Jeannie Weber, and Mary Jane Long
Directors - David Williams, Leonard Tipping, Matt Wenger, Mitch Hoyer, Roger Sogard, Larry Wolters and Eldon Weber
Karen Keninger Spoke at the 10th Anniversary Celebration
Karen Keninger was guest speaker at the 10th Anniversary Celebration held on Sept. 18, 2011. Karen is Director, Iowa Department of the Blind. In the picture with her "seeing eye dog" Korbin, she is discussing her topic with Eldon Weber. The audience was especially impressed with her explanation as to how she raised a family and prepared for her career, being totally blind at age 20.
10th Anniversary Celebration Sept. 18, 2011 2 p.m., North Grand Christian Church Dome, Ames, IA
First Ames Lion's Club President David Williams accepting the Charter from Past District Governor Jan Whaley, the night the club was chartered on 9-11-2001 (a day and night we will never forget)!
Turkey Dinner - Oct. 23, 4:30-7:00 p.m. Bethesda Lutheran Church
The Ames Breakfast and Noon Lions Clubs Fall Turkey Dinner will be held on Oct. 23, 4:30-7;00 p.m., Bethesda Lutheran Church, 1517 Northwestern Ave., Ames, IA. Tickets $12 Advanced, $13 at door. Children under 5 Free. This is a major fund raising event for our club. In the picture L to R, Sylva Williams, Julie and Harold Pike.
Phoenix Visits Boys &s Girls Club
The Boys & Girls Club of Story County named our leader dog puppy Phoenix. The Ames Breakfast Lions held a reunion with the kids and the puppy they help to support, presently getting training at the Rockwell City Correctional Center. The club members and boys and girls learned from Randy Kirkbride, on the left, the commands Phoenix already knows. On the right is David Williams, President, who asked the kids to help name a new puppy to be requested in the near future.
Turkey Dinner At 4:30 p.m., Oct. 23 , 2015
Cookies and bars provided by members and food served by Hickory Park are key to the great turnout at the Spring and Fall Turkey Dinners sponsored by the Ames Breakfast and Noon Lion's Clubs. Many of those who have attended before get there early as shown in this picture taken at the Nov. 5, 2010 event.
Carryouts Are Popular For Those Who Want TheirTurkey Dinner At Home
Members of the Ames Breakfast Club assisting with carryouts at the Nov. 5, 2010 Turkey Dinner.
Check From Sam's Club
"The Ames Breakfast Lion's Club received a $500 check from Sam's Club to help support: the Leader Dog Puppy Program, screen eyes of preschoolers to catch any eye problems before they start to school, scholarships for kids to go to diabetes camp, and for Food at First and the Food Pantry. From L to R. Jon Rowe, Sam's Club General Manager; Eldon Weber; Kendra Eibs, Sam's Club Membership Officer; Nathan and Neda Tosten."
KidsSight Reviewing and Recording
Screening preschool childrens eyes at Bethesday Lutheran Preschool from L to R, Carleen Tipping, Julie Pike and Jean Keister.
Food at First
A check was presented to "Food at First" Director and club members assisted in serving meals at the First United Methodist Church in Ames. Members in the picture L to R are Mary Jane Long, Charlsie and Orley Kilburn. Others assisting but not in the picture are Mary Stratton and Sylva Williams.
Food at First Kitchen
Assisting the Ames Breakfast Lions members in serving at "Food at First" program (in the kitchen) are L to R Charlsie Kilburn and Mary Stratton.
Parade
Mary Jane Long has provided leadership in the Club's participation in 4th of July and Memorial Day Parades and the placing of the Club's wreath at the Cemetery. Pictured L to R are Jeannie Weber, Orley Kilburn and Mary Jane Long. Mary's husband Bob provided the restored Army vehicle.
Community Fair
Lions were provided visibility and new members recruited at the North Grand Mall Fair in Ames. Mary Jane Long provided leadership for this activity. Pictured L to R are Jean Keister, Larry Wolters and Carleen Tipping.
Boys and Girls Club's "First Pizz-A-Thon" (ag literacy program)
In the picture from L to R, Boys & Girls Club staff person and Eldon Weber, coordinator of the Iowa State University Pizz-A-Thon. The Ames Breakfast Club sponsored the Pizz-A-Thon to provide Boys & Girls Club kids exposure to the food track, from the farm and greenhouse to their favorite pizza.
Members Judging the "First Pizz-A-Thon" Contest
Teams of kids who developed and baked their "Prize Pizzas" and created a Pizzaria "Place Mat." Club members judging the contest from L to R are Jean Keister, Dianna Schmidt, Judy Stehr, Sylva and David Williams.
Mark Madsen, New Member
Mark Madsen, left is being congratulated by sponsor Eldon Weber.
2015 Schedule of Preschool Eye Screening
Schedule for Preschool Eye Screening November 9 Northwood 9:00 1:00 November 12 Northwood 9:00 1;00 November 13 Northwood 9:00 1:00 November 17 Northwood 9:00 1:00 November 19 Northwood 9:00 1:00 November 20 Northwood 9:00 November 23 Northwood 9:00 1:00
Contact: Judy Stehr jstehr3214@gmail.com
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