SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Congratulations to our 2016 scholarship winners Kaitlyn Platt and Dakota Sgarlata! Both receive $500 towards their future education in a health-related field. From left are David, Kim, Shawn, and Kaitlyn Platt; Dakota, Bobbi Jo, and Chuck Sgarlata, and Lions Steve Johnson and Wendy Chamberlain.

SPOUSES NIGHT ON MAY 10

    Our May 10 meeting will be a Spouses Night with special guests Michele Russ and Gwen Isbell, who are home decorating experts from the Between Us Sisters gift shop in Munnsville.

JACKIE MARCH IS OUR NEXT SPEAKER

Our next speaker will be VVS senior Jacqueline March, who will tell us of her fundraising outreach for the military courtesy room at Hancock International Airport in Syracuse!

UNLOCK THE SKELETON KEY

Our next speakers are Michael Misiaszek and Dave Tudman, the owners of the Skeleton Key, the area's first escape room located in downtown Oneida. They have big plans for entertainment in the city and will share them with us.

19TH CENTURY BASE BALL RETURNS!

Hi Lions,

    Baseball fans will enjoy the next speaker -- it's Mike Velapoldi of Sherrill, who is starting a 19th century barehanded base ball team to take on the legacy of the immortal Bouckville Summits. It's this Tuesday so let's show him a great turnout!

    Well, except for me, because I have a budget meeting with the Clinton School Board that night. Enjoy!

Lion Mike

STEFANIE FELLOWS NEXT TIME

The next meeting will feature a program from Oneida High School senior Stefanie Fellows, who was recently diagnosed with epilepsy and now wants to spread awareness of the condition. It's Jan. 26 at 6:30 p.m. and don't forget the meeting will be at the Lakeview Restaurant at the Oneida Community Golf Club overlooking Sunset Lake!

FELLOWS BROTHERS THIS WEEK

This Tuesday's program will feature Brandon and Elliot Fellows of Oneida, two hearing-impaired young men who do an impressive comedy routine ... here's more on the Fellows Brothers duo: http://www.oneidadispatch.com/general-news/20150216/your-neighbor-fellows-brothers-share-joy-with-community-despite-hearing-impairment