CURRENT MEMBERS

New Member Procedures listed bottom of this page
denotes Charter Members
denotes New Members

Marie Barber
Roger Barber
Richard Beale
Bruce Bean
Coleen Bean
Jane M. Bolduc
Mark Bolster
Robert Bossie
Ross Brown
Lloyd Buck
Shawn Buck
Robert Chamberlain
Harvey Chesley, Jr.
Harvey Chestey, Sr.
Roger Clifford
Ray Dickey
Ray Fisher
Glenn Fitzpatrick
Everett Flannery, Jr
Blair Frost
Rolfe Frost
Blynn Galusha
Jay Galusha
Richard Goodwin
Keith Graham
Wayne Grenier
Joseph Hachey
Bill Haliday
Dale Hanscom
Robert Hartley
Alan Hunter
Eric Hunter
Larry Hunter
Mark Hunter
Susan Hunter
Ernest Johnston
Robert Jones
Bruce Keezer
Lawrence Kitchin
William Lee
Philip Libby, II
Scott LIbby
Fred Lunt
Leonard Marin Jr
Bill Miller
Richard Monkman
George Morse
Chris Nielsen
Lou Ouellette
Gary Petley
Raymond Pickering
Jeffery Pierce
Jeromy Plante
Glenn Price, Sr
David Proctor
Jeff Rediker
Brian Richards
John Rolleston
Maurice Scribner, Jr
Alice Stinson
Jane Stinson
Peter Stinson
Belinda Stoughton
John Stoughton
Rodney Swett
Douglas Tatham
Scott Tibodeau
Steve Treadwell
Paul Vigue
David Watson
Gerald Watson
Matt Watson
Mike Watson
Jon Whitten
Jordan Williams
Brant Winsor
Nancy Wright
Sam Wright, III
Steve Wright

denotes New Members

Clinton Lions Club
Procedure for bringing in a new Lions Club Member
1. Obtain a membership application from Lions Club Secretary.

2. Fill out application as much as you can without asking any questions of the prospective new member.

3. Present application to Secretary of Lions Club.

4. Secretary will bring application before the Board of Directors for discussion and a vote on membership approval.

5. Secretary will notify the sponser of the vote of the Board of Directors. (If for some reason the application was denied, the potential new member should not even know that they were under consideration for membership.)

6. If the application was approved the potential new member can be invited to a meeting to see what Lions is all about. Then when they are asked to join it becomes their decision whether they would like to become a part of the organization.

Prior to considering someone as a potential new member please ask and answer the following three questions about this person.

1. Is this person in a financial position to pay their annual dues and purchase their supper (approximately 14 times per year).
2. Will this person attend all our meetings.
3. Will this person be willing and able to help at fair time.

If the answer to these questions is yes, you are probably considering someone that will become a truly good Lion