What is the difference in 62% and 38%?

As this is being written in early February, I have already been referred to as ‘almost Past District Governor Jack’, and have heard one Past District Governor say that after the District Convention, the year is over. Well I beg to differ! Not so much on a personal level, and I have taken no personal offence, but again, I beg to differ! There are at least four and one-half months left in this Lions year! About 38% of the amount of time in the year. If we take the position that after we do 62% of the work we have to do, then we may coast the rest of the time, would we get paid for the 38% of time left? Suppose that the workers building your house just build 62% of the rooms and roof. What if your doctor just gave you 62% of his attention and medical knowledge? Or your druggist gave you just 62% of your medication.

More importantly, suppose we just purchased 62% of a pair of needed glasses or 62% of a needed hearing aid. If we stop giving our Lions Club our time and attention in February, who is going to help those in need the 38% of the year that is left? If we stop being dedicated now, who will establish the new Clubs in March, April, May and June? Who will Charter the new Leo Clubs we need or recruit new members for the Georgia Lions All State Band or recognize Georgia Youth for the community service they have performed? At the first of February, if we quit doing what Lions have done for 84 years, who do we blame for declining numbers and declining service?

If we take a vacation from February until July, are we really the largest service organization in the world? Well we may be the largest, but we are not the most active and certainly not the best.

I hate to admit it, but I do have my share of ego, however the bottom line is not whose name is in front of “District Governor” but how much service we perform and how many people in need we help. Holding the idea that the Lions year is over at the end of the District Convention is wasting March, April, May and June when we could be helping people in need.

In District 18B our membership is on the rise. The number of Clubs participating in Zone, Region and District events and projects is increasing. Individual Clubs are finding new ways to raise funds and to help people. We have record numbers of Contributing Members in L C I F. We had hundreds of students participating in The Peace Poster Contest. More Lions are becoming interested in assuming leadership positions in order that we may continue to provide more service. District 18B is ‘ON A ROLL’! Keep up the good work! Don’t stop in February when we can do even more during the next four months. We still do not have a new Leo Club! We still do not have another new Club! We still do not have all Clubs contributing to all six State Lions Projects! We still do not have all Clubs participating in Liberty Day Georgia! We still do not have a Club sponsoring a program to recognize the Youth in their community. I’m not aware of a Lions Quest program in 18B. As good as we are, we could be even better! Use the last 38% of this Lions Year to have a NEW VISION and CREATE A NEW SUCCESS! You’ll be glad you did and the people you help will have a 100% improvement, not just a 62% improvement in their life. That’s the difference in 38% and 62%! Your 62% has already MADE ME PROUD TO BE A LION. However being Proud is like loving Grandchildren. There is always more love to give and I can be even PROUDER when we finish that other 38%!

ALAMO: Submitted Jan. MMR Report timely. No activities reported.

ALMA: submitted reports for Oct., Nov. and Dec. Jan. report not received. Paid District dues before Jan. 31^st.

BAXLEY: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Spent 26 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 68% attendance at Jan. meetings. President, Secretary, Zone Chair and Director attended Zone Rally. Ordered Peace Poster Kits for 2002/2003 Peace Poster Contest. Collected 76 pairs of glasses. Paid District Dues before Jan. 31^st.

BELLVILLE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Dist. dues by Jan. 31^st. Averaged 80% attendance at Jan. meetings. President, secretary and nine members attended Zone meeting and displayed banner. Spent 90 hours on Club Adm.. Sent copy of club newsletter to DG. Spent $260.00 on community projects. Contributed $500.00 to Camp, $600.00 to Children’s Eye Care Center, $500.00 to Leader Dog, $300.00 to RFB&D, $600.00 to L C I F. Purchased 100 Liberty Day Georgia Booklets. Had two members to qualify for Golden Chain Award.

BLACKSHEAR: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Averaged 65% attendance at Jan. meetings. Spent 25 hours on community service. Hosted DG and VDG, Provided tour of facilities. Boy! You should see those COOKERS. Collected 344 pairs of glasses, 132 lens, 15 frames. Purchased six pairs of glasses at cost of $380.00. Displayed American flags on M L K Day. Held workday at Club House.

BLOOMINGDALE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Donated $50.00 to Camp, $50.00 to Lighthouse, $50.00 to Leader Dog. Contributed $100.00 to local family who was burned out. Continuing Broom and Mop sale. Paid District dues before Jan. 31^st.

BRANTLEY COUNTY: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Contributed $200.00 to Camp, $500.00 to Lighthouse before Jan. 31^st. Paid District dues before Jan. 31^st.

BRUNSWICK-GATEWAY: Jan. reports not received.

BULLOCH: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Spent 50 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 86% attendance at Jan. meetings. Spent 55 hours on community projects, 20 hours on Lions projects. Spent $13500 on eye care. Collected 20 pairs of glasses. Had two news items published. Contributed $500.00 to L C I F, $500.00 to Leader Dog, $300.00 to RFB&D, $900.00 to Camp, $600.00 to Lighthouse and $250 to local Recreational Dept.

CLAXTON: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Spend 75 hours on club Adm. Averaged 75% attendance at Jan. meetings. President, secretary, eleven members and one guest attended Zone meeting. Displayed Club Banner. Spent $230.00 on eye care. Displayed 250 American Flags on New years Day. Have one new application pending.

CLINCH COUNTY: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Lion Sterling Newton received an International President’s Sponsorship Award. Purchased one pair glasses. Donated $25.00 to L C I F. Dropped two members, reason 4, Inducted one new member.

COBBTOWN: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Purchased one pair glasses. Worked 20 hours on community service projects. Hosted DG and VDG.

COLLINS: Submitted Jan. reports timely. President, secretary and four members attended Zone meeting. Displayed Club Banner. Spent $244.00 on eye care. Dropped 3 members, reason 1. Hosted VDG and Zone Chair.

DARIEN: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 15 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 76% attendance at Jan. meetings. Collected 5 pairs of glasses, four lenses Contributed $50.00 to Lighthouse. Had article published in Dec. Newspaper.

DOUGLAS: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Dropped three members, reason 1, inducted four new members, two under 30 years of age!! Paid Dist. and Int. dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 38 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 38% attendance at Jan. meetings. Provided DG with copy of Club Newsletter. Had two newspaper articles published. Purchased 31 pairs of glasses at cost of $2790.00. Worked 532 hours on community service projects. Hosted program about Camp.

FOLKSTON: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Inducted one new member. Spent 70 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 96% attendance at Club meetings. Had five publicity items published. Spent $90.00 on eye care. Spent 303 hours in community service. Spent $2200.00 on food baskets

GARDEN CITY: Reports not received.

GLENNVILLE: Submitted reports timely. Dropped one member, reason 1. Spent 3 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 46% attendance at Jan. meetings. Provided DG with copy of newsletter./ Spent $210.00 on eye care. Worked 25 hours on community projects.

GOLDEN ISLES: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 15 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 100% attendance at Jan. meeting. Had two newspaper items published, repeated Radio spots for glasses and hearing aids. Inducted one member under 30 years of age. Spent $1832.00 on eye care. $950.00 on community services activities. Displayed American Flags on M L K Day. Worked 22 hours on community projects. Donated $400.00 to High School Civic Organization. Donated $500.00 to Camp as a Blanton Award. Contributed $1000.00 to L C I F for a Melvin Jones Fellowship. Contributed $1000.00 to Lighthouse.

HAZELHURST: No reports received

HINESVILLE: No reports received.

JACKSONVILLE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st . Spent 5 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 76.4% attendance at Jan meeting. Purchased and sold 1000 Dogwood trees as Fund Raising Project.

JEKYLL ISLAND: Submitted Jan. MMR timely. No activities reported.

JESUP: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Distr. Dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 6 hours on Club Adm.. President, Secretary and one guest attended Zone Meeting and displayed Club Banner. Averaged 50% attendance at Jan. meetings. Contributed $50.00 to Camp, $200.00 to Lighthouse, $50.00 to Leader Dog $25.00 to LCIF. Purchased two pairs of glasses at cost of $140.00.

KINGSLAND: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Spent 2 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 88% attendance at Jan. meetings. Spent $1000.00 on eye care. Contributed $530.00 to Lighthouse, $530.00 to Camp, $530.00 to Leader Dog, $530.00 to L C I F.

LIBERTY COASTAL: Submitted MMR timely. Activities not reported.

LYONS: Submitted reports timely. Paid Int. dues before Jan. 31^st. President, one guest attended Region meeting. Displayed Club Banner. Purchased one pair glasses at cost of $60.00. Spent $100.00 on community projects. Hosted program on LCIF.

MCRAE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Installed one new member. Club Officers attended Region Meeting, displayed Club Banner. Averaged 60% attendance at Jan. meetings. Collected 75 pairs of glasses and 4 hearing aids.

METTER: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Averaged 55% attendance at Jan. meetings.

MILAN: No report received.

ODUM: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Worked 20 hours on Club Adm. Worked 167 hours on community service. Worked 98 hours on project at Camp. Spend $280.00 on eye care. Collected 25 pair of glasses. Donated $125.00 to local High School Baseball Team. Had write-up and picture in local paper re Christmas Party and Club donations.

PATTERSON: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and District dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 12 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 55% attendance at Jan. meetings. Worked 155 hours in community service. Hosted Chicken & Grits supper with 78 attendees. Hosted supper for local Hunting Club with 45 attendees.

PEMBROKE: Submitted Jan. MMR timely.

PORT WENTWORTH: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Continued Turkey Shoot Project that ran seven weeks with good attendance and receipts which will be donated to Camp. Lions worked at least 150 hours on the project. Worked 30 hours on local school project. Club President Timothy H. Holbrook was sworn in as Port Wentworth mayor. Six of the 7 Councilmen are also Lions Club members. Spent 30 hours on Club Adm.

REIDSVILLE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 20 hours on Club Adm. President, secretary and ten Club members attended Region meeting, displayed Club Banner. Averaged 96% attendance at Jan. meetings. Inducted two new members under 30 years of age !Received one publicity item. Hosted program on The Golden Chain Award. Contributed $25.00 to LCIF.

RICHMOND HILL: Submitted January Membership report timely. Dropped one member, reason 1. Inducted two new members!

RINCON: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Purchased 3 pairs of glasses.

RINCON NOON: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Spent 210 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 44% attendance at Jan. meetings. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Contributed $1500.00 to Lighthouse, $1000.00 to Camp, $500.00 to Leader Dog. Hosted programs from Boy Scouts, County Industrial Development Authority, and Mayor during January meetings.

RINCON SAVANNAH RIVER: Jan. reports not received.

SAVANNAH: Jan. reports submitted timely. Dropped 4 members. Three for reason 1; one for reason 7. Int. dues paid before Jan.31st. Averaged 57% attendance at Jan. meetings. Worked 450 hours on Lions Project. One new member approved for induction. Net profit from Christmas sales reported at $16,000.00

SAVANNAH CHATHAM SOUTH: Jan. reports not received

SAVANNAH HOSTESS CITY: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Averaged 100% attendance at Jan. Meeting. Worked 5 hours on Club Adm., 59 hours on community service. Donated $1150.00 to Cancer Assoc, $200.00 to Mission, $100.00 to LCIF, $25.00 special donation to LCIF, Provide DG with copy of Club Newsletter..

SAVANNAH PORT CITY: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Averaged 70% attendance at Jan. meetings. Hosted program on Lighthouse. Hosted program on Federal Wildlife management and Enforcement. Hosted social on the 5^th Tuesday. Contributed $100.00 to Camp, Lighthouse and Eye Care Center

STATESBORO: Submitted Jan. reports. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Averaged 50% attendance for Jan meetings. Secretary and Dg attended a Region/Zone meeting. Spent $90.00 on eye care. Donated $100.00 to Liberty- Day- Georgia. Contributed $100.00 to Camp.

VIDALIA: Jan. reports received. Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Spent 7 hours on Club Adm. Spent $79.00 on eye care.

WAYCROSS: Jan. reports submitted timely. Inducted one new member, under 30 years of age! Spent 60 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 95% attendance at Jan. Meetings. Had two articles in Newspaper. Spent $660.00 on community projects. Sold 25 Flag Contracts and $625.00 worth of mops and brooms. Hosted VDG Jerry Kaiser. Hosted representative from Dept of Veterans Services who presented a program.

WAYCROSS OKEFENOKEE: Submitted reports timely. Spent 60 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 88% attendance at Jan. meetings. Worked 210 hours on community service. Collected $331.00 for Salvation Army while ‘ringing the bell’.

WILMINGTON ISLAND: Submitted Jan. reports timely Paid Int. and Dist. dues before Jan. 31^st. Averaged 84% attendance at Jan. meetings. Had one publicity item published. Provided copy pf Club Newsletter to DG.

WOODBINE: Submitted Jan. reports timely. Paid Int. dues before Jan. 31^st. Worked 22 hours on Club Adm. Averaged 71% attendance at Jan. meetings. Purchased glasses at cost of $65.00. Donated $250.00 to Boy Scouts, $400.00 to Camp. Received local newspaper item for up-coming ‘Womanless Wedding’ fund raiser.

For the past several years Lions International offered the ability for club secretaries to file membership reports on the Internet. At http://www.lionsclubs.org .

Now you can file your club activities report on the Internet as well. Go to http://galions.org/18b/mmr  At this page you will find instructions on filling out the report. Once you fill out the form and submit it. The report will be sent by e-mail to all officers you would normally report to, who have e-mail. You will be able to print and save your report to your computer or attach it to an e-mail.

The Lions Leadership Institute focuses on building the skills of new and emerging Lion Leaders at the club and zone levels. The Institute is for Lions with 5 years or less in membership. The course is scheduled for April 17-20, 2002.

This year this valuable course will be held in Guntersville State Park, Guntersville, Alabama, just off Highway 431. The cost is $110.00 for each Lion who would like to attend. Our District at least needs two candidates to attend and we will not limit this just to two. The Institute will pay for your lodging and meals: breakfast, lunch and snacks on April 18, 19, and 20, and a banquet on April 20. There will be some cost for travel to the site and two meals not covered. Institute materials, including any notebooks and handouts used in the Institute activities, will be furnished. The District is willing to provide a $50.00 grant to offset the cost if need to allow attendance. For any additional information or and application form call Vice District Governor Jerry (964-4518) or E-mail at [email protected] .

The LCIF Report of Contributions just received shows that through June 30, 2001 61% of the clubs in District 18B had at least one contributing member to LCIF with the total number of members standing at 131. The total amount of contributions through 6/30/2001 is reported at $7,130.00, that total includes some contributions toward Melvin Jones Fellowships. District 18B has, as of 6/31/2001, 159 Melvin Jones Fellows and there are four ‘paid for’ fellowships not yet named. In addition, there are 16 Clubs who have $800.00 or more credit toward Melvin Jones Fellowships. Any Club that wishes to have a Melvin Jones Fellowship recognized at the State Convention should act without delay! The plaques and paperwork take time to be processed and shipped.

The Board of Directors has recently decided that any contributions made in response to the Sept. 11, 2001 disaster made also be applied toward, or be used to award a Melvin Jones Fellowship, provided the amount was $100.00 or more and is or was made between 9/11/2001 and 3/31/2002. Contributions by a Club or an individual may be used in that manner. Contact LCIF and request that action be taken.

Please note that this report is only through 6/30/2001. There are many more Contributing Members not yet reported, but not all Clubs have responded.

It is not too late! District 18B can, and should, be a Leader in this project. DG Jack and VDG Jerry have Contributing Member Pins and receipts available. Remember the grant received by The Camp for the Blind! Multiple District 18 has received almost $900,000 in grants from LCIF! It is not too late to become a Contributing Member or to name Melvin Jones Fellows, but it is time to act!

The Hazlehurst Lions Club is the proud sponsors of the 2002 District 18-B Convention. It will be held February 22-23, 2002. All activities will be held at Outback Range and Recreation Center. Please mark this weekend on your calendar and make plans to attend. This will be an exciting event that you will not want to miss. Outback is located approximately seven (7) miles outside of Hazlehurst on Kirkland Still Road. Telephone (912) 375-0765

Events get underway on Friday evening, February 22nd with a dinner at 7:30 p.m. This dinner gives attendees an opportunity to meet in a casual setting to renew friendships, make new friends, and spend some time with our special guests, International Director Bob Miller and his wife, Lion Judy.

Saturday morning we will offer several tours to give you a taste of "country life" in the rural south. Activities at Outback will also be available for a nominal fee. Tours and activities will be suitable for your entire family.

Afternoon events will begin at 1:30 p.m. with several seminars: Vice District Governor Jerry Kaiser will ‘teach’ Lionism 101, a comprehensive orientation program for new Lions. Every Lion with less than three years tenure as a Lion who attends the seminar, and passes the test, will receive a District Governor’s Points Contest Voucher for 50 points which they may give to their Club. There is no limit on how many may attend from each Club. Fifty points will be awarded for each ‘new Lion’ who attends and passes the test.

There will be no points awarded for Lions with more than three years tenure, but I’ve heard that that it is surprising how much you can learn or remember when given the proper stimulus.

District Governor Jack will conduct a seminar about YOUTH PROGRAMS IN LIONISM TODAY. How many are they? What are they? How easy it is to become involved. How rewarding it is to become involved with the youth of today.

Hopefully we will have Lion Mark Miller and Lion Leslie Miller to discuss Leo Clubs and The Georgia Lions All State Band. Information regarding the International Program of Recognizing Youth who have performed community service will be available and discussed.

Every Club Officer who attends will receive a District Governor’s Points Contest Voucher for 25 points, which they may give to their Club. The Cabinet meeting will begin at 3:00 p.m. Convention activities will conclude with a banquet and address from I. D. Miller at 6:00 p.m.

The convention hotel will be McDonald's Lodge. Room rates will be $50.40 per night (including taxes). Please contact the hotel at (888) 844-8207 or (912)379-1770 to make your reservations. Be sure to let them know that you are part of the Lions Club Meeting. Reservations should be made no later than February 20th. For more information contact DG Jack Kennedy or Convention Chairman Lonnie Roberts, PCC, P.O. Box 1300, Hazlehurst, GA 31539. Telephone (912) 375-9800 H (912) 427-5816 W or e-mail [email protected] 

Lion Jennifer Eisenhart, from the Savannah Port City Lions Club will provide supervised activities for children and grandchildren ages 3 to 12. If you were at the District Rally you will recall how much FUN the kids had with Lion Jennifer and her son, Lion-to-be Matthew.

Robert W. “Bob” Miller, of Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, USA, was elected to serve a two-year term as a director of The International Association of Lions Clubs at the association’s 84th International Convention, held in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, July 2-July 6, 2001.

Director Miller is a retired vice president of operations at a dairy corporation. A member of the West Penn Township Lions Club since 1959, Director Miller has held many offices within the association, including club president, zone chairman, cabinet secretary/treasurer, deputy district governor and district governor. He also served as advisor to the Pennsylvania State Council, as chairman of the State International Convention committee, treasurer of the Pennsylvania Lions Sight Conservation Research Foundation and chairman of the Pennsylvania Lions Building Project. In addition, he has served 22 years as chairman to the District Sight Conservation and Eye Research committee.

In recognition of his service to the association, Director Miller has received numerous awards including the Club President’s Award, a Hearing and Speech Action Award, a Key Award, a 100% District Governor’s Award, an International President’s Award and an International Leadership Award. He has also received 20 Distinguished Service Awards from the Pennsylvania Lions Sight Conservation and Eye Research Foundation and several Certificates of Appreciation. He is also a Lions of Pennsylvania Foundation Fellow and a Melvin Jones Fellow.

In addition to his Lion activities, Director Miller is active in numerous professional and community organizations. He serves as a trustee and member of the executive committee of the Phoebe Retirement Home, which cares for the elderly and infirm. He has also served as master of the Free and Accepted Masons, manager of Little League, board member of the Manufacturers Association, member of the Pennsylvania Laboratory Directors Association and chairperson of the salary committee of the Pennsylvania Southeast Conference of the UCC.

Director Miller and his wife, Judith “Judy,” also a Lion, have two sons and one grandson.

Fellow Lions,

A big thank you to all the clubs I have received checks from for dues payable for the second quarter. 78% of our clubs have dues paid as of the 30^th of January.

For those clubs who have not mailed a check you have until the end of February to pay and get points in the District Governors point contest.

As a reminder to club presidents and treasurers I am listing those clubs who have not yet sent checks. Billing was sent out in December and if you have any questions feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] or call me at 912 233-0029.

Alamo, Brunswick-Gateway, Glennville, Kingsland, Milan, Richmond Hill, and Savannah Chatham South.

Your help in getting these dues paid will be appreciated.

Yours in Lionism,

Jon Lichner

Cabinet Treasurer

I hope this finds you all doing well! I need your help -- the nomination information for the Lions All State Band has been mailed to all the band directors across the state, as well as to members of last year's band. Please alert the clubs in your area, via email, phone, your district's web site -- whatever means you can -- to see if they can contact the band directors in their respective areas and encourage them to nominate students for the band.

Even though we are not taking the trip to the International Convention this year, membership in this year's band will guarantee that the students will receive an invitation to participate in the band in 2003, when we will go to Denver.

Here are the basics…

Membership is open to any student in this year's grades 8-12. They are to fill out a nomination form (available from their band director, or by contacting me, Leslie Miller, 706.692.5913 or [email protected] ), and send it in -- postmark deadline February 10. The students will be notified of their selection by March 1. Every effort will be made to see that each school that sends in nominations will be represented in the band.

Please feel free to contact me about anything!

Thanks for all your help!!!

Leslie C. Miller

State Chair, Georgia Lions All State Band

Just two more things about the band -- the cost is $100 per student, and we take donations! Thanks -- LCM

Our International President slogan this year is “LIGHT THE LAMP TO SERVICE”. One of his paths is Public Awareness. Telling our story as Lions and what we do as Lions, and by informing the public of what we are all about as Lions and just maybe we can attract other members into our great association.

I want to tell you of a great successor story I was just involved in. My daughter in law had our grandson prematurely at home. Brenda’s son placed a 911 call, the local Fort Dodge Iowa Fire Emergency Reponses team was there within two minutes and had “Little Benjamin” on oxygen and thereby saved his life. He is presently in intensive care and has a long way to go before he goes home.

I wrote the president of the Fort Dodge Lions Club and asked them if they could in some small way honor these two firemen at one of there club meetings. Guess who is a lion in that club, the Fire Chief. That lions club along with the fire department did a follow up human-interest story with the local newspaper and television station. The newspaper article covered a total half page with pictures of both firemen and Benjamin; the Television report showed Benjamin and also interviews with Benjamin’s parents and once again both firemen. Additionally, that local Lions Club has asked me whenever I get back to Fort Dodge when Benjamin gets out of hospital to speak at one of there meetings. Let me ask you this, do you think the people in Fort Dodge know what that Lions Club is all about? If you don’t have your local newspaper, radio station and or television station as members of your local club you are truly missing a great opportunity to get tremendous mileage of your club’s activities.

VDG Jerry

At the recent Camp for the Blind Directors' meeting, I was elected to the office of President for the two year period beginning July 1, 2002. I would like to thank the Lions of this District for their support of me, not only in this election but over the past. I feel very strongly that any accomplishments are a team effort.

The Georgia Lions Camp for the Blind is special to those of us in 18-B. It is a strong, vibrant and growing organization which has had excellent leadership from this district in the past. I would request your moral, physical, and financial support in the next two years to continue its growth in service to the blind youth of this state.

Again my thanks for your support.

Jim Davis

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