Honolulu Chinatown Lions Club

Honolulu Chinatown Lions Club

Founded 1973

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Officers 2006 - 2007

Name	Title	Email
PDG Ernest Chang	President
Robert Lee	Immediate Past President
Violet Yoshimura	1st Vice President
Joseph Wong	2nd Vice President
Theodore Chun	3rd Vice President
Steven H. Yoshimura	Secretary	alohalion@msn.com
Ralph N. Kiyan	Treasurer	nkiyan@aol.com
Thomas Maekawa	Lion Tamer
David Young	Tail Twister
Cy Feng (2 yr)	Director
Gordon Wong (2 yr)	Director
Stephen Ching (1 yr)	Director
Wilfred Pang (1 yr)	Director
Clifford Wong	Membership Director
Steven Yoshimura	Bulletin Editor	alohalion@msn.com

Our Members:

U. S. Senator Daniel Akaka (Millie)	*Harry Chang (Mary)	*#Ernest Chang (Mary)
Dr. Joseph Chang (Priscilla)	Beatrice Ching	Corinne Ching (Stuart D Lerner)
Stephen Ching (Christina)	*Johnson Choi (Carmen)	*Theodore Chun
Dr. Mario Hildalgo (Beatrice)	*Theodore Chun	Edna Ellis (Douglas)
*Lawrence Ing	*Ralph Kiyan (Janet)	JoAnne Kuzmickus
*Stanley Lau (Clara)	Robert Lee (Pamela)	Roberta Wong Leung (Aldrin)
Andrew Lo (May)	*Betsy Au Lum	*Thomas Maekawa (Jean)
Yoshihisa Nishimura (Norie)	*David On (Helen)	Muriel Pang
*Wilfred Pang	Rose Tom	*Clifford Wong (Cynthia)
Jospeh Wong (May)	Mark Yabui	Raymond Yee
*Eleanor Yep	*Steven Yoshimura	Violet Yoshimura
David Young (Bertha)	Henry Young (Helen)	Theresa Berean
Stanford Yuen (Lynette)	Jean Mun Seu	Theresa Lum
Marvin Chang	Angie Ho	Cameron Wahineokai
Akimi Mitake	Kathy Tswei
Laura Yee	Vivian Zhang
*Past President	#Past District Governor

Membership Meetings:

6:30pm, 2nd & 4th Thursday of each Month at the New Empress Restaurant - Chinese Cultural Plaza

Board of Directors Meetings:

1st Thursday of each Month

International Conventions:

July 3 - 7, 2006	New Orleans, USA
July 2 - 4, 2007	Chicago, USA
June 23 - 27, 2008	Bangkok, Thailand

Event Calendar:

Date	Event
June 1, 2006	BOD Meeting, Home of Lion Theodore Chun 7:00pm
June 8, 2006	Regular Meeting - New Empress Restaurant, 6:30pm
June 22, 2006	Regular Meeting - New Empress Restaurant, 6:30pm

July 26, 2006

Lions Youth Camp, 40 participants from 24 countries - luncheon at the Empress Restaurant, Honolulu Hawaii USA

April 13, 2006

Induction of New Members

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Lions International News

Lions Clubs International Establishes Clubs In Mainland China

Guangdong & Shenzhen Clubs Mark First Official Entrance Of Service Club Organizations In Mainland China

Beijing, China, May 14, 2002--With the full support and endorsement of the government of the People's Republic of China, Lions Clubs International (LCI) announced today that it is expanding its global network of Lions Clubs, chartering two new clubs in Guangdong and Shenzhen, China. As the first international service club organization to be granted permission to operate in China, both clubs have been established by local Chinese residents and will operate in the same way as all other Lions clubs worldwide.

According to LCI International President J. Frank Moore III, the primary role of the two new clubs in China will be to serve the needs of their respective communities. Similar to other Lions clubs worldwide, the Guangdong and Shenzhen clubs will address sight preservation, youth services, education, medical services and disaster relief.

"Lions Clubs International is very honored and pleased to establish new clubs in mainland China, offering Chinese citizens a platform to serve their communities," said International President Moore. "Because one-fifth of the world's blind population reside in China, Lions Clubs International will continue to work with the Chinese government to be a catalyst for sight preservation and restoration."

The establishment of Lions clubs in China is a way for the evolving middle class to provide community service and advance the quality of life in their local areas. The new clubs have already begun enrolling a diverse group of members, including accountants, doctors, ophthalmologists, nurses, government officials, police officers and business leaders.

March 10, 2005

Chartered Anniversary Celebration

December 18, 2004

The students of the Ernest Chang Piano Studio offer a "Christmas in Ensemble" concert at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the University of Hawai'i's Orvis Auditorium. Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite," narrated by Stuart Chafetz of the Hono-lulu Symphony, will highlight the evening. Tickets are $10 general, $6 students and seniors. 536-0218. From left: Elvina Zhang, Christy Kokami and Austin Au.

January 22, 2004

Our Newest Member Roberta Leung Wong inducted on Chinese New Year Day - Year of the Monkey

September 19, 2003

Past District Governor Ernest Chang is in the News!

The Honolulu Advertiser, TGIF, Friday, Sept 19, 2003

March 8, 2003

Honolulu Chinatown Lions Club 30th Chartered Anniversary Celebrated at the Lau Yee Chai Restaurant with visiting Sister Club - Lo Tung Lions Club, Taiwan, Republic of China