THE LION S ROAR. O er the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. Edmonds Lions Club ~ Chartered 1947
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1 THE LION S ROAR Edmonds Lions Club ~ Chartered 1947 June 2015 Bulletin Editor: Carolyn Meyer Edmonds, Washington For questions or information about membership contact Jim Forgey at O er the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave Recycle used glasses and hearing aids in a collection box near you. Inside This Issue Coming Events 2 Birthdays..2 Flag Pole Pictures..3 Tour de Cure 4 Lions and Diabetes. 4 Saving Sight. 5 Summer Activities 6 Flag Days..6 Club Information..7 Monday Morning Lions...7 Edmonds Lions Install Flag Pole at Sierra Park
2 Page 2 The Lion s Roar June 2015 Coming Events LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL International President JOSEPH PRESTON Dewey, Arizona Council Chair GARY REIDEL Port Angeles, Washington MULTIPLE DISTRICT DISTRICT 19-B District Governor JOHN CLINTON Mill Creek, Washington Zone B-3 Chair GORDY SMITH Seattle, Washington W E S E R V E June 2015 Regular Meeting Monday, June 8 Dinner 6:00 pm Meeting 6:30 pm Swedish/Edmonds Hospital Cafeteria Presentation of Scholarships Sierra Park Cleanup Day Saturday, June 13 9 am - noon Contact: Ed Soper District 19B Picnic Saturday, June 13, Woodland Park 10 am to 2 pm Flag Day Sunday, June 14 Contact: Edmonds Lion Tom Snyder Board Meeting Monday, June 15 7:30 pm Swedish/Edmonds Hospital Cafeteria Everett Central 95th Charter Anniversary June 19 at Greenside Grill, Legion Memorial Golf Course Contact: Art Ruben Regular Meeting Monday, June 22 Dinner 6:00 pm Meeting 6:30 pm Swedish/Edmonds Hospital Cafeteria Induction of officers; last meeting until September LOOKING AHEAD Flag Day, July 4 August 1, Club picnic hosted by Bobby and Claudia August 8, North Whidbey Lions Car Show August 31: Corn Booth at Evergreen State Fair ~ June Birthdays ~ Happy Birthday to Claudia & Bob
3 Page 3 The Lion s Roar June Illustrated Guide to Raising a Very Long and Heavy Flag Pole On a Saturday morning in May, the longawaited flag pole was installed at Edmonds Lions Club Sierra Park for the Blind. The well-coordinated team of King Lion Bobby, Armando, and Roy moved seamlessly through each step and then paused for pictures in front of the flag. Still on the agenda are installation of a solar light so the flag can fly around the clock, the crafting of a plaque that speaks to the purpose of the flag, and a dedication ceremony.
4 Page 4 The Lion s Roar June 2015 Tour de Cure Raises Funds for Diabetes Redmond Lion John Prekeges, guest speaker at Edmonds Lions May 25th meeting, told of his participation in the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure bicycle ride fundraiser. Funds raised support diabetes research, education, and advocacy. John, center, accepts a check from Edmonds Lions Charles, left, and Bobby, right, on behalf of the Edmonds Lions Club. Lions and Diabetes By Art Ruben, Everett Central Lions Club Reprinted fromthe Busy B News, May I am often asked, Why have Lions taken on diabetes as a cause? The answer is retinopathy. According to the Lions web site, Diabetes and Sight Loss People with diabetes are at risk of losing sight due to diabetic retinopathy. It is the leading cause of vision loss in adults of working age (20 to 65 years) in industrialized countries. 74% of people who have diabetes for 10 years or more will develop some form of diabetic retinopathy. All people with diabetes-both Type 1 and Type 2 are at risk. What is retinopathy? According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetic retinopathy is a general term for all disorders of the retina caused by diabetes. There are two major types of retinopathy: nonproliferative and proliferative. Nonproliferative retinopathy is the most common form of retinopathy. In nonproliferative retinopathy, capillaries in the back of the eye balloon and form pouches. Nonproliferative retinopathy can move through three stages (mild, moderate, and severe), as more and more blood vessels become blocked. Although retinopathy does not usually cause vision loss at this stage, the capillary walls may lose their ability to control the passage of substances between the blood and the retina. Fluid can leak into the part of the eye where focusing occurs, the macula. When the macula swells with fluid, a condition called macula edema, vision blurs and can be lost entirely. Although nonproliferative retinopathy usually does not require treatment, macular edema must be treated, but fortunately treatment is usually effective at stopping and sometimes reversing vision loss. (continued on page 5)
5 Page 5 The Lion s Roar June 2015 A Bit of Humor Courtesy of The Busy B News, June 2015 Issue Teacher: Why are you late? Student: Class started before I got here. Teacher: Bob, why are you doing your math multiplication on the floor? Bob: You told me to do it without using tables. Teacher: Raymond, what is the chemical formula for water? Raymond: H I J K L M N O. Teacher: What are you talking about? Raymond: Yesterday you said it s H to O. Teacher: Julie, how do you spell crocodile? Julie: K-R-O-K-O-D-I-A-L Teacher: No, that s wrong Julie: Maybe it is wrong, but you asked me how I spell it. Lions and Diabetes (cont. from page 4) In some people, retinopathy progresses after several years to a more serious form called proliferative retinopathy. In this form, the blood vessels are so damaged they close off. In response, new blood vessels start growing in the retina. These new vessels are weak and can leak blood, blocking vision, which is a condition called vitreous hemorrhage. The new blood vessels can also cause scar tissue to grow. After the scar tissue shrinks, it can distort the retina or pull it out of place this is called retinal detachment. Your retina can be badly damaged before you notice any change in vision. Most people with nonproliferative retinopathy have no symptoms. Even with proliferative retinopathy, the more dangerous form, people sometimes have no symptoms until it is too late to treat them. For this reason, you should have your eyes examined regularly by an eye care professional. <>Several factors influence whether you get retinopathy. These include your blood sugar control, your blood pressure levels, how long you have had diabetes, and your genes. The longer you ve had diabetes, the more likely you are to have retinopathy. Almost everyone with type 1 diabetes will eventually have nonproliferative retinopathy. And most people with type 2 diabetes will also get it. But the retinopathy that destroys vision, proliferative retinopathy, is far less common. People who keep their blood sugar levels closer to normal are less likely to have retinopathy or to have milder forms.
6 Page 6 The Lion s Roar June 2015 Summer Activities Edmonds Lions Club Flag Days June 14 & July 4 July 4th Parade Noon -Downtown Edmonds Edmonds Lions Club Picnic August 1, 2015 Hosted by Claudia and Bobby Mills Details to be announced 30th Annual North Whidbey Car Show Presented by North Whidbey Lions Club Saturday, August 30 Bayshore Drive Oak Harbor County Fair Corn Booth Benefits Snohomish County Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation August 27- September 7 Sign up now to volunteer Flag Days January 19 February 11 May 25 June 14 July 4 September 7 September 11 October 12 November 3 November 11 Martin Luther King Day Presidents Day Memorial Day Flag Day Independence Day Labor Day Patriot Day Columbus Day General Election Day Veterans Day Contact Bobby Mills or Tom Snyder to sign up for posting the flags in the morning and/or taking them down late afternoon.
7 Page 7 The Lion s Roar January 2015 Club Information Officers Bobby Mills.....President Judy Forgey....1st Vice President Vern Woods nd Vice President Penny Sadis Secretary Tom Snyder Treasurer Bill Jarvis.. Tail Twister Brian Evans..... Lion Tamer Membership Chair.... Jim Forgey Directors 1 Year 2 Year Pat Meeker Bill Baker Contact Information Judy Baker Dawn Farmer Edmonds Lions Club PO Box 178 Edmonds WA President: Membership: Website Edmonds Lions: Lions International: Facebook Meetings Edmonds Lions Club meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays at Swedish/Edmonds Hospital Dinner at 6 pm. Meeting starts at 6:30 No meetings in July and August. No meeting the 4th Monday of December. Board of Directors meets the 3rd Monday every month except December at Swedish/Edmonds Committee Chairs Book Giveaway Judy Forgey Bulletin Editor.. Carolyn Meyer Christmas Dinner & Auction... Judy & Bill Baker Comfort Grief Bags..Penny Sadis County Fair Corn Booth Tom Snyder Flag Project..Bobby Mills/Tom Snyder Flower Program Judy Forgey Food Bank Raffle...Jim Forgey/Vern Woods Food Pantry/Back Pack Program Penny Sadis Hearing...Carolyn Meyer Holiday Baskets.... Deanne Bilsborough Macy s Thanksgiving Parade Tom Snyder Program..... Charles Brady Publicity. Judy Forgey Scholarships.. Carol Robinson Sierra Park.....Ed Soper Sight Judy & Jim Forgey Sunshine.....Claudia Mills Taste of Edmonds....Vern Woods Website.. Carolyn Meyer White Cane Days.... Vern Woods Monday Morning Lions The Monday morning Lions fellowship group meets every Monday morning from Location: Waterfront Cafe 300 Admiralty Way (under Arnie s near the fishing dock) All are welcome
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