College Station Noon Lions Club celebrates its 75th anniversary Thursday night

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This podcast is a visit with Dean Schneider of the College Station Noon Lions Club and WTAW's Bill Oliver.The College Station Noon Lions Club is holding its 75th anniversary celebration Thursday night (October 30).A past president who is chairing the 75th anniversary committee, Dean Schneider, says they have worked for one and a half years on the event.The milestone celebration will showcase the community impact of the club through programs focused on vision, hunger relief, childhood cancer, diabetes awareness, and the environment. The program includes remarks from Lions International past president Dr. Patti Hill.Click HERE to be directed to the College Station Noon Lions Club 75th anniversary webpage.The College Station Noon Lions club was chartered in October 1950 with 26 members.Current membership is 135.The club recently received proclamations from the College Station city council and the Brazos County commission.

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