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Dick Bark, former District Governor, installed new officers at the Serena Lions Club meeting on July 18.
Lion Ed Dye was presented a Quilt of Valor from the Illinois Valley Quilt of Valor group.
The Serena Lions are preparing to serve dinner to 60 campers and counselors at Camp Lions near Hudson, Illinois. This marks their third year providing a meal to hearing-impaired campers.
Tanner Faivre and Paisley Twait, the two Lions Club scholarship winners, spoke about their plans for college and endeavors, according to a news release from Serena Lions Club.
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The club plans to host a meal at Serena High School to showcase their community involvement and the significance of being a Lions Club member, according to the release.
Serena Lions will host a joint meeting and dinner with Earlville and Leland Lions Clubs on Sept. 19 at the Leland Lions Club shelter.
The club’s next meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Serena Fire Department, 2286 U.S. Route 52. The club meets at 6:30 p.m. the third Thursday of the month at the fire department.