Steam clock in Gastown, Vancouver

Steam clock in Gastown, Vancouver Gastown Lions project.
Greetings to all 202 F Lions
On Sunday, Oct. 5th I had the privilege of inducting the members of the Wanaka Leo Club.
A very enthusiastic group of young people led by Ann Saunders and her support team from the two Wanaka clubs.
Thank you to all the other Cabinet members who attended. We wished the Leos well on their journey with the Lions
organisation.
Now to the matter of those MMR reports. We had quite a few not done again last month. Club Presidents and Secretaries,
PLEASE make it your responsibility to make sure these reports are done IN TIME. If there is a Club having trouble please speak up
and let me know. You are not making things easy for those further up the line who have to process the next stage .
Deaths of any club members need to be reported to me as soon as. I like to write a sympathy letter to the families involved and
sometimes even attend the funeral. A reminder too that all eulogies and photos need to be in by the end of Dec. 2014, not that
far away, ready for our convention in March.
On our travels we like to find if there are any Lions projects to see. Whilst in Canada we found only one and it was the steam
clock in Gastown, Vancouver. Although it looked like something with great historic value we found that it had been built as late
as 1977. Underneath Vancouver ,like a lot of towns in Canada, there runs a series of steam pipes and although the clock was to
be built as a monument it also had an alternative purpose -- to stop the homeless sleeping on the warm grating.
Every quarter hour the two ton steam clock whistles and shoots steam from its five whistles in its version of the Westminister
chimes and on the hour it gives a toot from each whistle.
A member of the Gastown Lions was very involved in the construction and the Club was a sponsor.
As you can well imagine it has been well visited and photographed by tourists, including us! and is one of the stops on the “ hop
on,hop off bus’ tour.
Regards
D G Les
Please note— Error in the 2014-2015 Lions Directory
Winton Club meets 4th Wednesday at Central Southland Lodge Great North Rd Winton
(has never met at the St John Ambulance Brandon Street as printed)
President John McHugh Phone number is 2361467 (not 2351467)
Winton Central Southland does not meet at the St John Ambulance Rooms
Brandon Street because of their small membership they meet in members houses
Noeline Heaps
Secretary of Gore River Valley
New Email address
tnheaps@velocitynet.co.nz
Stewart Island
- please note change of Office bearer
STEWART ISLAND LIONS CLUB.
Secretary is now Lynn McPherson (lynntm@xtra.co.nz )
 Ph: 03 2191186
 Postal address c/ P. O. Box 90, Stewart Island. 9846.
Please note change of details
Secretary,
Toi Tois Tokanui,
Anne Johnstone,
email: anne.ernie@xtra.co.nz
Secretary
Sue Evans
Lions Club of Invercargill Host
Email: suemevans@vodafone.co.nz
Phone: 03 213 0329
CROMWELL GOLDEN AGE BRANCH
Correct Address for VDG James Whyte
Our Phone number is 034486595
P O Box 461, Alexandra 9340
202f.vdg@lionsclubs.org.nz
Hamish McDougall
Owaka President
Email : gints3@xtra.co.nz
Wanaka Leo Club
President : Niamh Schmack
Email: schmackn@mtaspiring.school.nz
Club Email: leosinwanaka@gmail.com
c/- Secretary 72 Waenga Drive Cromwell 9310
1st,Town & Country Club
F’ship 1800 Meet 1900
President: Denis McFelin (03)
4450510,denis.mcf@xtra.co.nz
Secretary: Stuart Gray (03) 4454079
thegraze@vodafone.co.nz
Te Anau Lions Club
New venue ....... Alpine Centre Cafe & Bar.
crn Sandy Brown Road & SH 94.
Te Anau. 9600
Meet Monday 2nd, fellowship 1900 Meet 1930
President Henrik Priergaard-Peterson (Win). 03 249 9494
Secretary Alexandra (Sandy) Tee (Lyn). 03 2498143
lynnette.tee@extra.co.nz
Thank you
Regards
Peter Flynn ( Te Anau Lions Club)
October
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14th
15th
21st
22nd
25th
Gore River Valley
Roxburgh
Wanaka and Districts
Omakau and Districts
Cromwell
Lumsden 50th Anniversary
REMINDER TO ALL CLUBS
The next Mutiple District 202 Convention - ‘The Art Deco Convention’ will be held in Napier 24-26th April 2015.
ANZI - Pacific Forum - Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow’ will be held in Auckland 4 – 6th September 2015.
FUND RAISER FOR DIABETES 1 APPEAL
As I visit the Clubs during the year I will be bringing a selection of handmade all occasion cards for sale.
These have made and donated by Elisabeth with ALL proceeds going to the District Diabetes 1 Appeal.
Cost $5-00 each or a selection of 5 for $20.00
We would appreciate your support towards this project.
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Finish withLions Clubs International is the largest service club organization in the world. Its 1.35 million members in
more than 46,000 clubs are serving communities in 207 countries and geographical areas around the globe.
Since 1917, Lions clubs have aided the blind and visually impaired, championed youth initiatives and
strengthened local communities through hands-on service and humanitarian projects. For more information
about Lions Clubs International, visit lionsclubs.org.
WHITE CANE
History
In 1921, James Biggs, a photographer from Bristol, England, became blind following an accident. Because he was feeling
uncomfortable with the amount of traffic around his home, he painted his walking stick white to be more easily visible.
In 1930, Lion George A. Bonham, President of the Peoria Lions Club (Illinois) introduced the idea of using the white cane with a red
band as a means of assisting the blind in independent mobility. The Peoria Lions approved the idea, white canes were made and
distributed, and the Peoria City Council adopted an ordinance giving the bearers the right-of-way to cross the street. News of the
club’s activity spread quickly to other Lions clubs throughout the United States, and their visually handicapped friends
experimented with the white canes. Overwhelming acceptance of the white cane idea by the blind and sighted alike quickly gave
cane users a unique method of identifying their special need for travel consideration among their sighted counterparts.
Also in 1931, in France, Guilly d’Herbemont recognized the danger to blind people in traffic and launched a national “white stick
movement” for blind people. She donated 5,000 white canes to people in Paris.
Today white cane laws are on the books of every state in the US and in a few other countries, providing persons who are blind a
legal status in traffic. The white cane universally acknowledges that the bearer is blind. For specific information contact your local
government office for motor vehicles.
Lions and International White Cane Safety Day
International White Cane Safety Day is an opportunity to increase awareness about the white cane, which:
• Signifies that the pedestrian using it is blind or visually impaired;
• Alerts motorists of the need to exercise special caution and provide the user the right of way;
• Symbolizes the independence, confidence and skills of the person who is using it.
1964: the U.S. Congress approved a resolution authorizing the President of the US to annually issue a proclamation designating
October 15th* as “National White Cane Safety Day.”
1969: the International Federation of the Blind adopted October 15 th* as “International White Cane Safety Day.”
* The above referenced date is a suggested date. Lions clubs are free to hold
awareness events according to the schedule of the club and the community it serves.
Health & Children’s Services Department
programs@lionsclubs.org
The Extension and Membership Division invites you to participate in our free monthly
webinars! These webinars provide an opportunity for Lions to learn about various membership
programs and discuss membership topics. Webinars are conducted in English only.
Webinars are recorded and posted on the LCI website. Below is the schedule of upcoming
webinars.
Space is limited so register today!
How to Apply for a Membership Grant
Did you know that LCI offers funding options for districts and multiple districts to help support
membership growth initiatives? Learn what types of funds are available and the steps you can to take to
apply!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. (CDT) NZT yet to be advised.
Show Your Lions Pride with Awards and Recognition
Lions Clubs International offers many awards to recognize Lions, clubs and district for outstanding efforts.
This webinar will review ways to earn recognition in areas of membership growth, years of service, member
satisfaction and more!
Thursday January 29, 2015 2:00-3:00 (CST)
If you have any questions regarding upcoming webinars, please contact Extension and Membership
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There will be a Regional Lions Leadership Institute held in Timaru on 25/26/27 th October 2014.
As numbers are limited to 30 participants it is essential that Lions, Lionesses and Leos [over 18 years of age] wishing to attend
register their interest with the RLLI Coordinator PDG Raeowna Rush as soon as possible.
raeowna.rush@xtra.co.nz
Acceptance to the Institute will be on a “First Come” basis.
Application forms will be available from District GLT Coordinators and on the New Zealand Lions website in the next few days.
Cost of the institute to participants will be $115-00. This money plus some funding from LCI will cover the cost of accommodation,
meals and Institute materials. Travel to the Institute will be the responsibility of the participants.
Any queries please contact PDG Raeowna Rush either by email or by phone [03] 437 2156 in the evenings.
Please give some thought to attending this Institute. I look forward to meeting many of you in Timaru.
Yours in Lionism,
Raeowna Rush
Lions World Sight Day – Focusing Attention on Preventing Blindness
and Improving Sight
World Sight Day is celebrated worldwide on October 9. Lions Clubs International will officially mark Lions World Sight Day
in Reykjavik, Iceland on October 14.
Lions around the world will mark World Sight Day with a variety of activities during the entire month of October.
Since 1998, Lions World Sight Day, held annually in October, has focused attention on eliminating preventable blindness and
improving sight. On World Sight Day, Lions clubs around the world conduct special sight-related projects including:
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Collecting eyeglasses.
Conducting vision and diabetes screenings.
Planning educational programs to inform their communities about the importance of eye health – and diseases such as
diabetes that can impair sight.
Te Anau Lions Club
50th Anniversary Dinner
Saturday 22 November 2014
Venue Te Anau Club
Proposed Format
Mix & Mingle at 6pm
Call to Order 7pm
A warm invitation is extended to any fellow Lions
wishing to attend.
Wanaka & Districts Lions Club
40th Anniversary Celebration
This will be the greatest social event of the decade
for Wanaka Lion members new and old so give this
your full support.
Remember these dates
RSVP by Saturday 8 November to:
Lion Phil Denny
Members only Thursday 30th October
and Dine and Dance Friday 31st October.
email: philnmarg@woosh.co.nz
phone: 03 931 3788
Phone Eddie for further details
03 443 4570
Goal is :
$ 214,000
To go- $180,235.10
21st September $33,764.90
22nd June 2014= $16,945
24th August $32,364.90
10th August $26,829.90
6th July =$22,113.00
Donations from Others &Clubs in 202f for
202f Diabetes 1 Research Fund.
Alexandra
Alexandra Dunstan
Gore Hokonui
Gore River Valley
Invercargill Central
Riverton
P L Waller
Roxburgh
Te Anau Keplar
Waikiwi
Wanaka Upper Clutha
Wyndham Pioneer
Grey Power
Glasseys– Card sales.
Riversdale Waimea Club
Balfour
Mossburn Northland Southland
Invercargill East
Matarua
Crowell Lake Dunstan
Cromwell
Maniototo
Waikiwi
Stewart Island
Mataura
Update from the Lab
By Dr Paul Turner
Vicky joined the lab in early August and it is great to have her input in the research. She has
had to have a crash course in bone marrow donation, but has survived it with flying colours.
She also managed to survive the Dunedin winter.
We have been getting two healthy bone marrow donations each week for the past three
weeks. After we get the bone marrow in the lab, it is processed and the stem cells are
isolated. Over the course of a couple of weeks they have increased in numbers and are
frozen down for a comparative study with MSC’s from individuals with Type-1 diabetes. Recruitment of these donors is
ongoing, but if you or someone you know with Type-1 diabetes between the ages of 18 and 50 are interested then
please do let us know and we can discuss it further.
Our latest addition in the lab is Accuri flow cytometer from Becton Dickinson. It is essential for the research as it is used
to check the cells that we are working with are indeed the stem cells we are interested in.
Vicky processing bone marrow at the lab in Dunedin
Penny for your Thoughts?
Here's a great way to help Chasing a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes - Spinal Cord Society NZ with our fundraising!
If you click on the link below you will be taken to a website called Buzz. The People. They're a research company, and if
you sign up at the website, each time you do a survey Chasing a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes - Spinal Cord Society NZ will
receive money.
Some of the schools and charities involved with this over recent years have made helpful amounts of money e.g.
Hospice NZ has 1,221 supporters and has raised over $18,000 over the past 4 years; an intermediate school in
Tauranga has 271 supporters and has raised $2,400; a small Auckland school with fewer than 10 supporters has earned
$386. Anyway, it's quick to sign up and you can easily unsubscribe if it's not your cup of tea.
Just click on this link to register:
http://www.buzzthepeople.co.nz/helpfundraise.aspx?s=370E1458
World Diabetes Day
World Diabetes Day is marked each year on 14 November by huge numbers of people around the
globe. For World Diabetes Day 2014, we want to make #TypeOnesie even bigger than last year so
why don't you become a #TypeOnesie for the day? We certainly will be.
What is a #TypeOnesie?
Being a #TypeOnesie involves wearing a onesie for the day to raise funds and awareness for the
Lions/SCSNZ Type 1 Diabetes project We want you to wear your onesie to school or work and
be sponsored for it. And why not get your classmates or colleagues doing the same?
Schools and universities plan a long way in advance, so it is never too soon to start thinking about
how you can get yours involved. Have you done dress down days before? Why not ask your school
or college if you can do #TypeOnesie this year on World Diabetes Day?
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Alert Me Bands
Alert Me Bands is giving 20% of sales to Chasing a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes.
Just enter the code CURE4T1D on the checkout page in the 'Extra' Give Back Box.
You can personalise the labels on the wristbands with emergency contact details, medical conditions, allergies etc very handy for children and adults!
To check out the bands visit:
http://www.alertmebands.com
98th International Convention
Honolulu, Hawaii
Registration
The convention registration form is available on the LCI website and can be downloaded from www.lionsclubs.org
- click on “News and Events”, “International Convention” then “Register Now”. You can either print off the
registration form and email/post or you can register on line. If you experience trouble with this then email
executiveofficer@lionsclubs.org.nz and I’ll send you a registration form. LCI offer a big 35% incentive to register
by 9 January 2015 – that is just 14 weeks away, so do it now!
Registration cost is:
Early bird registration by 9 January 2015
Register before 31 March 2015
From 1 April 2015
US$110.00 per person
US$150.00 per person
US$170.00 per person
These Awards which will be presented at the 202F Convention in Cromwell.
Lions Environmental Photo Contest
The Lions Environmental Photo Contest provides a way for lions to portray, through and original Photo, their pride and commitment to improving, protecting and preserving their environment. Every Lion form a club in good standing can enter a photo of his
or her immediate surroundings into the club- level Lions Environmental Photo contest. Winners will progress to District, then
Multiple District, through to the International contest.
Now is the time to think about you or your club submitting a entry into this Lions contest
Your club could have a mini contest with the most outstanding photo summated to be judged at District Level.
Photos submitted must be 8x10 (26.3x25.4cms) unaltered either black or white or colour, with our people and can be entered in
any of the following categories
Judged on originality – artistic Merit and portrayal of the environmental theme
Post to Wendy Goodwin.
All entries must be into me by 31st December 2014 more information on www.lionsclubs.org.nz
Club Bulletin Award
Each month clubs produce a bulletin so many are amazing packed full of information and a great read.
Why not enter into the 202F District Ian Mathieson Award.
The winner of this will be the forwarded to Multiple District as an entry the Ron Rowe Award.
Each club selects 2 editions published between July and December 2014 . Entries close on 31st December 2014.
Post to Wendy Goodwin.
IT Trophy – Grassroot Digital Award
Each club select 2 Digital editions from between July– December 2014 and mark them for judging for the IT Trophy competition.
To be sent to District Governor by 31st December 2014 with IT Award in Subject line.
Anymore information required
Contact me
Wendy Goodwin Phone 032038921/email 202f.region3@lionsclubs.org.nz
248 Miller Road, Waitane, NO 4 RD, Gore 9774
Welcome to all, to the
Wanaka Leo Charter Day
President Niamh receives the Club
Charter from DG Les Glassey
VP Tomas Winder &
President Niamh
about to cut the
Charter Cake.
Project we working on. Over 5000
Can Tabs collected .
PDG Barbara Sharpe
202F District Leo Advisor
With Wanaka Leos
Wanaka Leos wish to thank all that attended our Special Day.
Also we also wish to thank Wanaka Upper Clutha & Wanaka & Districts Lions Clubs for the help you have given us as our
Club Sponsors.
A special thanks to the Cabinet members and Club representatives that attended.
11 members out of the 12 were inducted by DG Les Glassey with PDG Barbara Sharpe assisting.
Since Charter Day on the 5th October our numbers have grown to 15.
Club members are busy collecting wine bottle tops, can tabs and coins.
We have been invited to help fluff up the new Community Christmas Tree on the 30 November.
Also we will be attending the Cromwell Fete on the 6th December, one of our activities will be Face painting.
A very big thank you to the businesses in Wanaka that have helped us .
Invercargill Central
Our ‘ODD SHOE’ Meeting raised $45.00 for Camp Quality. At our October Meeting we plan on having the three students who took
part in the Young Speech Makers Contest. Please keep Saturday the 18th October free this day we are making our CHEESE
ROLLS. Feel free to ask friends or family to join us many hands make light work
Meeting at Lindesfarne Community Centre 9am
subject: WARNING! MUST READ - COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE
DO NOT wash your hair in the shower!!
It's so good to finally get a health warning that is useful!!! IT INVOLVES THE SHAMPOO WHEN IT RUNS DOWN YOUR BODY
WHEN YO...U SHOWER WITH IT. WARNING TO US ALL!!!
Shampoo Warning! I don't know WHY I didn't figure this out sooner! I use shampoo in the shower! When I wash my hair, the
shampoo runs down my whole body, and printed very clearly on the shampoo label is this warning, "FOR EXTRA BODY AND
VOLUME."No wonder I have been gaining weight! Well! I got rid of that shampoo and I am going to start showering with
Dawn Dishwashing Soap. It's label reads, "DISSOLVES FAT THAT IS OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE."Problem solved! If I
don't answer the phone, I'll be in the shower .
Balfour
The holes are dug at the playground but still to concrete the equipment in yet. Club has Gore
River Valley Club visiting in November. We decided at the board meeting that we would go
around to the Bowling Club for our meal and then have a friendly game of bowls afterwards.
HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY – Secretary Ray Perkin
Maniototo
Odd Shoe Day and a good collection of $95-00 for Camp Quality. Our club has
been a strong supporter of Camp Quality over many years and the board will be asking the club to ratify the
addition of $105-00 to boost our payment to Camp Quality to $200-00 which was generally our annual contribution to the cause. The youth committee have been busy and their promotion of the peace poster competition has resulted in 15 entries from St Johns School and they are now being judged by Mary Wright - entries will be on display tonight at our meeting. Many thanks to Lion Mike Robinson and his team for their
work in promoting this project and many thanks to St Johns School
for supporting it. Club has three new members to be
inducted.
Invercargill South
The cheese roll making project will take place on Saturday 18th October in conjunction with the SGHS Leos. I understand that these
will be made in the SGHS kitchen. A very enjoyable outing recently
to the Invercargill Brewery where we had the opportunity to sample quite a few of the many different beers on offer.
Happy Birthday
Wishes
17th October
Diane Stewart
Waikiwi
While we review what we have done financially, I would like to also see us
summarise what we have done NON financially, and the stats are there. That’s why we submit the activity report and I think you
would be pleasantly surprised to see just how many hours cumulatively we have arrived at. The 80th Birthday BBQ we catered for
was held late in September and was enjoyed by all participants, both cookers and eaters. From all reports back it went off without
a hitch. It also went off without much in the way of outside light, so some improvisation was called for. 100 Plus Run is on Sunday
2 November.
Gore River Valley
Since the last newsletter six of us helped with the Fire Brigade supper. It was not all work we did manage to have a bit of a natter
and a few laughs. Grateful thanks to the ladies who helped on the night. Our Home Show is happening Sunday 22nd March,2015.I
really need your help in providing me with names of people to approach to invite them to showcase their homes. Those of us who
volunteered as marshals for the Targa Rally have had our briefing meeting. While it sounds like it will be a big day, it's also exciting
to think we're going to be part of the first ever South Island event in the 20 years Targa has been running. November, is our annual
exchange with Balfour Lions, this year being hosted by them. Our club entry for the Ronald Usmar award has gone forward for
judging We will know the result at the Convention in March.
Lawrence
Splitting working-bee needed at Waitahuna…..wood to shift….trees at Stronach’s to deal with.
Guest Speaker was Lachie McLachlan on Lung replacement. plans for next year- February 21 / 22 Trail Bike Ride.
February 26 / 27 Farmarama. February 28 / 29 Shear for Life – Jimmy Hill at Tarras
Alexandra Dunstan
Our Spring Raffle was a resounding success. The only cost was the wheelbarrow (perhaps there is a hidden message here?)
Should we push or own, or rely on others? Anyway, it was well and truly laden down with a huge amount of gardening
goodies, supplied by members and friends. Proceeds from this go toward our community “Projects”. October- “Wool On”
Awards” – unpacking then re packing these valuable garments. Thanks Lion Sue and your team of Lions helpers. Our “Merry
Mix” Stall in Pioneer Park at Labour weekend is a “real team effort” with a “Main Attraction” of our famous CHEESE ROLLS –
all hands on deck!
Te Anau
October 13 -The speaker will be Sir Richard Hayes on Search and Rescue in Fiordland. Steptoe Auction on the 24th Oct and work
my way backwards! Don R has the preparation work for this well under control. 18th Oct is the date set for tailing at Phil Smiths
farm. We hope for another good turnout plus lots of helpers from the College. Thanks to Bruce & Gary for organizing this
Gore Hokonui
What a crazy month with so much on collecting on Friday 26th for Arthritis, thank you collectors, and then Cheese Rolls on 4th
October, Pink Ribbon collection day on the 10th October, and the wedding on the 18th of October. For our October Meeting I
thought we could entertain ourselves, making it a ‘Show and Tell’ night.
I am sure we all have hobbies and crafts etc which we would all be interested to hear about or view. Maybe you have a treasured
item, perhaps handed down from generations, a special book, a favourite recipe or photo. A funny story or rhyme.
Otautau
Club lent the Otautau Friends of the School our old BBQ so they could cater for a soccer tournament. At the moment two events
are on the planning table – the Otautau Street Xmas Party and the Blueberry/Ford Car Festival in February so let’s get in behind
them and give our support. Recipe Book- Lions to provide 5 -7 recipes each. Possibility of a lunch with last year master chief
winners to launch the book. Autumn next year. Remember also to keep in mind the used spectacles and sun glasses collection box
at the Medical Centre.
Cromwell Lake Dunstan
World Service Day is next month and we have once again decided to bake for the elderly. Thank you to everyone who helped with
selling the Fathers Day raffle and also those who helped with The Daffodil Day collection. Alexandra Dunstan – we will invite them
to our November meeting. Tablecloths and decals have arrived. Used a tablecloth today while selling Fathers’ Day raffles. The decals are old stock and should not have red on the tongues. Secretary to contact David Dawick.
Calendar – showing local Lions at projects. We would like to sell it at convention. Camp Quality – tonight we raised $154.
WYNDHAM
This months speaker Dean Rabbidge did extremely well in the national final of the Young Farmer of the year contest and will give
us an insight into the competition. Casino night was on October 11th so a chance to raise some money for a good cause and have a
social catchup as well. Further discussion was held on Diabetes type one with more evaluation to follow. Support will be given to
the Zone wide evening, now likely to be held early next year.
Lumsden
3 members visited Otautau Lions Club, it was good to catch-up with one of the clubs involved with the Farm Location Maps with
us, maybe a Club visit to Wyndham soon could be arranged. After 3 past presidents and 5 years it was a good feeling to finally get
the foundation down for the cemetery board, thanks to all for your help. Another big afternoon with the firewood on Saturday
with three splitters going has given us a good start for next winter, another couple of days like that over spring/summer and we
should be set for next winters deliveries. Thank you. Photos for calendar sorted to go to printer.
Mossburn Northern Southland
“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.”
Esta, Jo, Wilma and myself spent Monday cleaning the Mossburn Community Centre Kitchen with special thanks to Lindsay Muir
for helping us with the heavy lifting jobs.
Waiau Valley
Quiz Night
Wednesday 12th November 2014
7.30pm
Table 4x 4 $10 per team
Waiau T & C club have generously sponsored the prizes.
Clyde & Districts
Last meeting with the men’s club was an enjoyable evening and over $400 was raised towards Camp Quality which was a
tremendous effort. For world service day we are doing a clean-up in Clyde on Sunday the 19th October at 1.30pm. This is in
conjunction with keep NZ Beautiful so if you can help that would be great. Thanks to Virginia, Heidi and Liz who are working
together on the Community Services Needs Assessment around Clyde. This will be a most useful we can then decide what service
projects we may take on and what we can do for the community. Deidre is co-ordinating the Open day at Trail Journeys and this is
to be held on the and 2nd of November from 10am – 3pm. We will need as many people as we can get to help with day. More
details to follow after those who put their names down to help have had a meeting.
Queenstown Wakatipu
Tea meeting had "Jimmy pies" man to speak. The raffle in aid of Camp Quality raised $87; it was drawn by Trish and won by Judith.
Marion gave a very interesting talk about her artwork…how she likes each painting to ask a question. A note for your diaries,
Marion is exhibiting in Arrowtown next February and it’s a must to go and see. NOTE….Provisional date for the Christmas Tree
Decorating at the home will be towards the end of November and the Food Bank Drive this year is 10 December 2014 (although
not confirmed as yet). Guest speaker for November is about regenerative medicine
Wanaka Upper Clutha
On the 13th of September we said farewell to our much loved and respected fellow Lion Shirley Rose.
Our Lions Club was very important to Shirley. She was a charter member in 1983 as Lioness and 1993 when we changed to Lions.
Shirley served on the committee, was president and held most of all office positions, some more than once. She was a very
talented lady; everything she did was done to perfection, so when she volunteered, which she did whenever there was a need, it
was done in true Lionism style. She earned the Lloyd Morgan award and was made a life member of Lions on the 11th of August
2006.
Bronwyn organised a clean-up of road verges for last Sunday. There were 11 of us and we picked up rubbish from the main road
start of Riverbank Road into Cardrona Road; from the Dublin Bay turn-off to the Albert Town Camping Ground; and from the main
road turn-off where the vet is to the Albert Town Tavern. The weighbridge showed that we had picked up ¼ ton of rubbish. Our
entry in the Ronald Usmar Districts Award for our Hospice Walk has been sent in.
Winton
Upcoming events– Sunday November 2 IHC Charity golf, Sunday November 16
Open Day—BBQ and Book Sale , participating with Hearing Association.
Saturday November 29 Southern Artisan Xmas Fete— Hideaway Gate and Parking Control.
Club Polo shirts– ordered by members and received in February last. Have you
paid, some have not!!!!
Roxburgh & Districts
Pinders Pond Project– Harliwich quote to do the bulk of the work approved and accepted by present members. Pie Warmer and
Chiller has been brought. Will arrive in 3-4 weeks.
Shear for Life (Cancer Awareness) - Date of event will be 28th February 2015. Cole Wells has been named as the shearer going
head to head with our Lion James Hill ( James is in training and his regime is similar to an Olympian athlete– very impressive). Lion
James Hill has initiated this fundraiser as an individual fundraiser. Lions will be there with the catering team as our contribution for
his cause.
Gore Pakeke
The final total for the Book Sale is not yet available but will be about $20,000. A great effort by you all.
Bulldust– clearing weather has meant a rush of orders for bags and trailer loads. The next thing to look forward to is the
Rhododendron Festival on Sunday November 2nd. Where we will once again have a presence in our Lions tent where we will be
taking orders for Bull dust. On 2nd October 2 electronic patient report files for 2 ambulances will be presented to the Gore St
Johns Assn.
Ronald Usmar Award for Community Service
The deadline has past for this years awards but I encourage Lions clubs to consider entering the awards for 2016.
All projects are eligible
The criteria for the Award is on the New Zealand Website www.lionsclubs.org.nz
Its important whenever you select a worthy cause for your project to take detailed minutes budgets and photos along
the way
With these in hand you already have the start of your entry. I’m sure every club has some Lions who can work
together to have the information for a entry into the Ronald Usmar Awards.
Any more information contact
Wendy Goodwin
032038921
goodwin@woosh.co.nz
202f Lions Awards co-ordinator
The magnificent Combined Lions Clubs float
“Frozen”. Congratulations to everyone who was
involved with its building. A well-earned win in
Best Floral Float and Peoples’ Choice.
Peace Poster time again.
The Theme ' Peace, Love & Understanding'
Closes 24th October 2014.
All Schools/Colleges, and Lions Clubs have been posted the information about the competition.
Youth Officers PLEASE check with the Schools/ Colleges on your list to see if they are going to have any entries. Could you let me
know the names of Schools/Colleges who are not interested PLEASE. They may even need some encouragement to put in some
entries.
Thank you for your help,
Barbara Sharpe,
Peace Poster Coordinator.
It is Etiquette to not have any other Guest speaker when our
District Governor
Makes his club visit to you.
The DG is your Guest speaker for that night.
Sign at the Cromwell Garden Centre.
Riversdale Waimea Area Lions Club
The Recipe Book Committee
202F Zone Meetings
Zone 1 Sunday 6th December , Cromwell. Where : TBA
Zone 2
Lion Heather Fowler - Photography
Zone 3
Lion Viv Caughey - Printing
Zone 4
FOR FURTHER ORDERS
PLEASE CONTACT
THE TREASURER
Phone: 03 202 5770
Zone 5
Zone 6 Monday, 24 November at the Otautau Golf Club
Zone 7
$20,
plus postage of
$3.20.
Yours in
Lionism
F’s Word Editor Ann Saunders
Email: 202f.informationtechnology@lionsclubs.org.nz
Happy to receive your bulletins by email. Phone 034437576.
Please send me photos, articles, about what you are doing in your community.
Bulletins— lets try to get 100% in 2014-2015.
Next Issue Sunday 26th October