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6 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION<br />

Whenever a <strong>Lions</strong> club gets <strong>to</strong>gether, problems get smaller. And communities get better.<br />

That’s because we help where help is needed <strong>–</strong> in our own communities and around the world <strong>–</strong> with unmatched integrity and energy.<br />

LIONS CLUB NEW MEMBER SPONSOR<br />

Austin & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Michael J. Rodgers Ge<strong>org</strong>ette Stewart<br />

Sonia D Rodgers Ge<strong>org</strong>ette Stewart<br />

Binscarth & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Chris Carley Roy Graham<br />

Linda Charron Alvin Kingdon<br />

Megan Kowalchuk Clifford Tetzlaff<br />

Birtle <strong>Lions</strong> Club Murray Donald Debbie Lynne Jensen<br />

Sally Donald Debbie Lynne Jensen<br />

Dawn Pinette Barb Moncur<br />

Patrick Pinette Barb Moncur<br />

Boissevain <strong>Lions</strong> Club Lawrence Beard Douglas Robertson<br />

Larry Rainnie Lloyd Leganchuk<br />

Brandon Keys<strong>to</strong>ne <strong>Lions</strong> Club Barb M. Hurd Carl S. Wlock<br />

Carl R. Johanson Shaun J.A. Fjelsted<br />

Diane May Chris Robert Lang<br />

Marge Trollope Barb M. Hurd<br />

Brandon Prairie Pride Club Teri L. Nicholson Jill Hannah-Kayes<br />

Brandon Wheat City Club Joanne Didur Lloyd McCabe<br />

Chris K. Heide Alfred C. Kennedy<br />

Torben Jensen Jeff Sim<br />

Randy Kaskiw Jeff Sim<br />

Jacob Klein John R. Fehr<br />

Greg Merritt Lloyd McCabe<br />

Dawn R. Tallant Lloyd McCabe<br />

Dan F. Voden Wendy McMillan<br />

Crystal City <strong>Lions</strong> Club Denis Leonard Greg Stewart<br />

Laura Perks Cheryl E. McKitrick<br />

Mike Perks Cheryl E. McKitrick<br />

Doug Pogson Bill McKitrick<br />

Judith A. Ratcliffe Cheryl E. McKitrick<br />

Darlene E. Reimer Cheryl E. McKitrick<br />

Laurie Linaker Transfer from Millet, AB<br />

Barbara Linaker Transfer from Millet, AB<br />

Elgin & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Connie C. Cameron Donald Howe<br />

Jaye Cameron Cecile McMurray<br />

Ethelbert <strong>Lions</strong> Club Marjorie Kinaschuk Mary Pisiak<br />

Gilbert Plains & District Club Dan Knight Barry Randell<br />

Ed Tomashewski Eugene Dedio<br />

Hamiota <strong>Lions</strong> Club Wayne L.Mathison Ethel Robertson<br />

Kelwood & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Neil Fraser<br />

Jennifer Buhler Neil Fraser<br />

Roberta Tesar Neil Fraser<br />

MacGregor <strong>Lions</strong> Club Kevin Henry Wayne Morley Moore<br />

Wendy Henry Wayne Morley Moore<br />

Brent Zander Wayne Morley Moore<br />

Morden & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Herman Hiebert Rob Lawrence<br />

Shane Jackson Maurice La Chance<br />

Jerry Nelson Rob Lawrence<br />

2012/2013<br />

New members DISTRICT 5M-13<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>Ready</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Help</strong>, <strong>Worldwide</strong><br />

Oak Lake & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Albert Hodson Richard Joseph Plaisier<br />

Don R. O’Rouke Richard Joseph Plaisier<br />

Barry Rost Richard Joseph Plaisier<br />

Bill Stuart Clare Couling<br />

LIONS CLUB NEW MEMBER SPONSOR<br />

Neepawa <strong>Lions</strong> Club Robert Ferguson Cecil Pittman<br />

Oakville <strong>Lions</strong> Club Chris R. Delong Bruce Mintenko<br />

Pine River <strong>Lions</strong> Club Russel John Boychuk Garry Urbanowski<br />

Portage La Prairie <strong>Lions</strong> Club Kevin J. Love Ian Borland<br />

Harvey Murray Wilfred Schellenberg<br />

Lorna June Murray Wilfred Schellenberg<br />

Rapid City & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Glen Bell Tom Low<br />

Art Brown Amber Brown<br />

Yvonne Grant Tom Low<br />

Rivers & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Richard Brown Jim Boles<br />

Shelley Brown Jim Boles<br />

Harvey Wood Ian Dyer<br />

Wendy Wood Ian Dyer<br />

Roblin & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Robert J. Racette Dale Yeo<br />

Russell & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Doug R. Betke Don Betke<br />

Alwyn Derkatch Larry Chipelski<br />

Scott R. Stykalo David Mryglod<br />

Shoal Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club Isobel Anne Basso Helmut Neufeld<br />

Shirley Bell Helmut Neufeld<br />

Bob Brudy Raymond Pettinger<br />

Jason G. Digby Helmut Neufeld<br />

Jim D. Kennedy Helmut Neufeld<br />

Nick Malchuk Raymond Pettinger<br />

Roana Neufeld Helmut Neufeld<br />

Ted Sorochynski<br />

Somerst & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Rob Van Deynze Jeff Desrochers<br />

Spruce Woods & Area Club Bobbi-Jo D. Dayman Sharon Brooks<br />

S<strong>to</strong>newall & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Darlene Dallman William James Millar<br />

Shohn Godin Mary Jane Slatcher<br />

Ashley Huewan Shohn Godin<br />

Brenda Mon<strong>to</strong>ur William James Millar<br />

Ralph Sinclair Mel W. Sampson<br />

Kerry Slatcher Mary Jane Slatcher<br />

Swan Lake & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Janice Temmerman Geraldine Campbell<br />

Swan River <strong>Lions</strong> Club Stewart Oman Clifford A. Kooistra<br />

Real Louise Pothier Alexander Haluschak<br />

The Pas Northern Lites Club Jennifer Hoskins Gloria Bockus<br />

Donna Janzen Sandra Andersen<br />

Wangu N.Kariuki Donna Janzen<br />

Elaine Nielson Alice Soshycki<br />

Barbara L Thwaites Gloria Bockus<br />

Virden <strong>Lions</strong> Club Don Bernhardt Harvey Sawchuk<br />

Marcel Chacun Harvey Sawchuk<br />

Debbie Sararas William E. Gray<br />

Ray Sararas William E. Gray<br />

James E. Tapp Richard A. Noble<br />

Wawanesa <strong>Lions</strong> Club Alan K. Hubka Donald M.Martin<br />

Steven Thomas Sullivan


5M13 MANITOBA LION JUNE 2013 7<br />

IN LOVING MEMORY<br />

OF OUR FELLOW LIONS WHO WE HAVE LOST<br />

THIS PAST YEAR<br />

Bowsman & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Martin Campbell<br />

Ethelbert <strong>Lions</strong> Club Mike Kamfoly<br />

MacGregor <strong>Lions</strong> Club Fredrick A. Clarke<br />

Oakburn & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Darlene Lucyshen<br />

Pine River <strong>Lions</strong> Club Anthony Krawchuk<br />

Portage La Prairie Maurice Blanchard<br />

Roblin & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Terrence Melvin Paley<br />

Souris <strong>Lions</strong> Club Glen Rae<br />

Brandon <strong>Lions</strong> Club Howard Smith<br />

Mini<strong>to</strong>nas District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Larry Connolly<br />

Mini<strong>to</strong>nas District <strong>Lions</strong> Club Jim Fulford<br />

Sandy Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club Phinnette Krisalovich<br />

Teulon & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club Doug S<strong>to</strong>ne<br />

2013 <strong>Lions</strong> International<br />

Youth Camp and Exchange<br />

need host families<br />

The <strong>Lions</strong> International Youth Camp and<br />

Exchange (YCE) will need approx 5 <strong>to</strong><br />

6 host families for the summer of 2013<br />

<strong>to</strong> provide accommodations for students<br />

from all over the world.<br />

Their ages are from 16 <strong>to</strong> 21 years and<br />

they are looking <strong>to</strong> experience our way of<br />

life for 2 weeks. Exchange students can be<br />

moved <strong>to</strong> another host family if a short<br />

stay is only available at the initial host<br />

family. It’s sometimes easier if a young<br />

person of approximately the same age is<br />

available <strong>to</strong> “chum” around with but not<br />

a necessity. Nothing special needs <strong>to</strong> be<br />

planned by the host families, just the normal<br />

day-<strong>to</strong>-day life. Going camping, local<br />

ball game or <strong>to</strong> a social? Great take them<br />

along. You never know they might have<br />

something <strong>to</strong> tell you about their country!<br />

There is a camp from August 5th<br />

<strong>to</strong> 11th that all exchange students<br />

will be attending at the Delta Waterfowl<br />

Field Camp near Minnedosa where<br />

we will have them come <strong>to</strong>gether as a<br />

group.<br />

We will be exposing them <strong>to</strong> some more<br />

Canadian experiences at that time as well<br />

as giving the host families a break as well<br />

as having them tell each other about their<br />

country and culture.<br />

If a host family or anyone else would like<br />

<strong>to</strong> volunteer as a supervisor and/or men<strong>to</strong>r<br />

at the camp we will provide all meals and<br />

accommodations for them for the week.<br />

A camp leader is also required if anyone<br />

has the time and desire <strong>to</strong> help <strong>org</strong>anize<br />

activities and the running of the camp.<br />

For more information or ideas call Gord Kingdon at 204-868-5155<br />

or gkingdon1@hotmail.com<br />

<strong>Help</strong> wanted!<br />

A fundraiser <strong>to</strong> change a life!<br />

Hear all about it!<br />

All monies raised goes <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Lions</strong> hearing program<br />

In July please leave your change in the <strong>Lions</strong> coin<br />

donation box at all Mani<strong>to</strong>ba Liquor S<strong>to</strong>re outlets<br />

Your change ... Will change<br />

A child’s hearing .... We need your help!<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> challenged <strong>to</strong> help<br />

victims in Oklahoma<br />

Deadly <strong>to</strong>rnado kills over 20 people<br />

and destroys community<br />

As many of you know,<br />

a tragic event occurred<br />

in the United States<br />

a few days ago. A deadly<br />

<strong>to</strong>rnado <strong>to</strong>uched down<br />

in the state of Oklahoma<br />

killing over 20 people,<br />

including children, as well<br />

as destroying schools, a<br />

hospital and many homes<br />

in the <strong>to</strong>wn of Moore.<br />

A donor in Vancouver,<br />

Canada, was so moved<br />

by the s<strong>to</strong>ries of individual<br />

bravery and survival from<br />

Oklahoma that he donated<br />

US$1,000 <strong>to</strong> the<br />

disaster relief fund at<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> International<br />

Foundation (LCIF) as a<br />

challenge <strong>to</strong> other <strong>Lions</strong><br />

<strong>to</strong> match his donation. A<br />

match does not need <strong>to</strong><br />

be the full $1,000, but<br />

can be any amount - even<br />

US$1. Through local<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> efforts, this money<br />

will be used for immediate<br />

relief and long term reconstruction.<br />

To match this<br />

donation, contact LCIF or<br />

donate at https://www.lcif.<br />

<strong>org</strong>/EN/ways-<strong>to</strong>-give/liondisaster-donation.php.<br />

All<br />

donations <strong>to</strong> the disaster<br />

relief fund are Melvin<br />

Jones Fellowship eligible.<br />

Many other <strong>Lions</strong><br />

across the US and world<br />

have also responded <strong>to</strong><br />

the devastation in Oklahoma.<br />

A club in Michi-<br />

gan had a club meeting<br />

Tuesday night where over<br />

US$3,000 was donated<br />

with more on the way<br />

from clubs across the<br />

<strong>district</strong>. Districts in<br />

Florida and Virginia are<br />

sending truckloads of<br />

relief supplies <strong>to</strong> the scene.<br />

Donations have come in<br />

from Ontario and Prince<br />

Edward Island in Canada<br />

and from many clubs in<br />

the US.<br />

Please be generous<br />

in your donations <strong>to</strong> assist<br />

disaster relief and reconstruction.<br />

Thank you!<br />

LCIF Development<br />

Looking for <strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> <strong>to</strong><br />

distribute and collect Coin Boxes<br />

at your local <strong>to</strong>wn Liquor Control outlet during July 2013.<br />

Funds <strong>to</strong> develop a Children’s Hearing Education and Resource Clinic<br />

If your <strong>Lions</strong> club has an outlet in your community, we need your help.<br />

Please call Lion Bill McKitrick 204-873-2091 5m13@inetlink.ca<br />

or ED Elly Prendergast at 204-772-1899 or 1-800-552-6820 lfmnoi@mts.net


8 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club Direc<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

A USTIN<br />

& Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Supper meeting<br />

3rd Tuesday<br />

Horseshoe Cafe<br />

Sec. Bev Makinson<br />

204-637-2533<br />

dmak@mts.net<br />

Austin, Mani<strong>to</strong>ba<br />

Binscarth <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the<br />

month at Binscarth Drop In Centre @ 7pm<br />

President: Alvin Kingdon<br />

akingdon@mts.net<br />

Visit the Binscarth <strong>Lions</strong> on Facebook<br />

Birtle & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month<br />

at 6:45 pm<br />

Birtle Drop-In Centre<br />

Sec. Leonard Jensen, 204-842-5207<br />

leonard.jensen@gov.mb.ca<br />

Who<br />

is this<br />

Lion?<br />

Search<br />

through this<br />

issue <strong>to</strong> find<br />

the mystery<br />

Lion<br />

SPONSORED BY Bowsman &<br />

District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

President Calvin Pierrepont, 204-238-4304<br />

BOISSEVAIN LIONS CLUB<br />

Meets 2nd Thursday at 6:30 pm (supper)<br />

4th Thursday at 7:00 p.m<br />

Home Hotel - Boissevain<br />

PRES.: Ed Anderson<br />

204-534-6096, admin@boissevain.ca<br />

Home of Tommy Turtle<br />

BRANDON<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Supper Meeting at 6:30 p.m. - 2nd and 4th Thursday<br />

at the <strong>Lions</strong> Manor - in the <strong>Lions</strong> Den<br />

Chartered in 1938<br />

Sec.: Ben Ward 204.726.8719 wardone@mymts.net<br />

BRANDON CROCUS<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Over 20 Years of Service<br />

Meeting - 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month<br />

6:30 pm at <strong>Lions</strong> Manor in the <strong>Lions</strong> Den<br />

Sec.: Wilma Pawluk • 204-571-0522 • pawluk@westman.wave.ca<br />

Keys<strong>to</strong>ne <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

1st Tuesday - Supper Meeting<br />

3rd Tuesday - Business Meeting<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Manor - 7:00 p.m. dial - 001<br />

Pres. Ken Al-Molky<br />

204-726-1991<br />

BRANDON<br />

Prairie Pride<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

1 st & 3 rd Fridays<br />

Mum’s Restaurant<br />

(Wheat City Golf Course)<br />

Pres. Brent Allum<br />

204-761-0409<br />

Brentallum@gmail.com<br />

Crystal City<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meetings 3rd Thursday<br />

of every month<br />

President: David Mutch<br />

204-873-2220, debdave@inethome.ca<br />

THE<br />

RECYCLING<br />

Serving Our Communities ...<br />

Our District ... The World<br />

Wheat City <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Noon Meetings<br />

2nd & 4th Mondays each Month -12 noon<br />

Vic<strong>to</strong>ria Inn, 3550 Vic<strong>to</strong>ria Ave, Brandon<br />

Sec. Dave Hughes<br />

204-726-5070 hughesd@wcgwave.ca<br />

Please come pay us a visitation.<br />

CARBERRY & AREA<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

23 years of service<br />

President Greig Scott<br />

204-841-4569, diobran@me.com<br />

Dauphin <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday @ 6:30 pm<br />

Supper Meeting held at<br />

Thunder’s Country Restaurant<br />

Bruce S<strong>to</strong>kotelny, President<br />

204-638-8354 • bruces<strong>to</strong>@mymts.net<br />

ELPHINSTONE LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet 1st & 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 pm<br />

in the <strong>Lions</strong> Den<br />

Pres. Dennis Rogasky 625-5223<br />

Sec. Anita Hart ahart@mts.net<br />

Gateway <strong>to</strong> Buffalo Park<br />

ELPHINSTONE, MB<br />

CLUB<br />

ELGIN & AREA LIONS<br />

SMALL CLUB BIG HEART<br />

MEET 7:30 P.M.<br />

3 rd Wednesday of month at member’s homes<br />

Cecile McMurray, Sec., 204-769-2152, camcm@mts.net<br />

Erickson <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 2 nd & 4 th Thursday<br />

President: Arthur Platt<br />

Ethelbert<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Pres: Art Ainsworth<br />

Meet every 2nd and 4th Mondays<br />

204-742-8841<br />

of the month at 7:30 p.m<br />

at Emergency Services Center Building<br />

Flin Flon <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

President Roger Poirier<br />

204-687-6717 poirier1@mts.net<br />

Executive mtgs first Wednesday of the month<br />

Dinner meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month<br />

Green Room of the Flin Flon Community Centre<br />

GILBERT PLAINS<br />

& DISTRICT LIONS CLUB<br />

MEET 1ST AND 3RD MONDAYS AT 6:30 P.M.<br />

at the EMS Building • Gilbert Plains, Mani<strong>to</strong>ba R0L 0X0<br />

President Lawrence Robak<br />

204-548-4101<br />

Hamiota <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

1st and 3rd Tuesday of month at<br />

7:00 p.m.<br />

Community Hall<br />

Pres: Edith Caldwell<br />

Sec: Ken Healy<br />

<strong>Lions</strong>deHamiota@hotmail.ca<br />

MacGregor <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Regular meeting @ 7:30 on 2nd Tuesday<br />

Supper meeting @ 6:30 on 4th Tuesday<br />

@ TBA<br />

President - Luc Gamache<br />

lucgamache2@mymts.net ph 204.685.2574<br />

Melita & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday<br />

7:30 p.m. at the Melita Legion Hall<br />

Except supper meetings Oct. - March<br />

SEC.: Eleanor Renwick<br />

204-522-8686, ojemr@mts.net<br />

Holland and<br />

Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

8:00 meeting 2nd Wednesday<br />

Holland Elementary School<br />

Secretary: Hugh Fraser<br />

204-526-2107<br />

hjfraser@mts.net<br />

Holland&Area<br />

Lioness Club<br />

Meet First Wednesday of Month @ 7pm<br />

Tiger Hills Arts Assoc., 111 Broadway, Holland<br />

Sec: Margaret Fraser, 204-526-2378, hjfraser@mts.net<br />

Kelwood<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Ken<strong>to</strong>n & Area<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meets at Ken<strong>to</strong>n Hall<br />

2nd Tuesday 7:30pm<br />

4th Tuesday 7pm Supper Mtg<br />

Pres. Phil Graham, 204-838-2354, nedrag@goinetlink.ca<br />

Miami & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Clubz<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Monday<br />

7:30 pm at R.M. of Thompson Office<br />

President: Duncan Callum<br />

204-435-2069 dcallum@cici.mb.ca<br />

We Serve<br />

MINNEDOSA LIONS CLUB<br />

Meets every 2nd & 4th<br />

Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.<br />

Minnedosa Community Hall<br />

PRES. Gareth Boys<br />

President<br />

Andy Aucoin<br />

Secretary<br />

Neil Fraser<br />

Meet 1st<br />

Thursday<br />

of the month<br />

MINITONAS & DISTRICT<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Box 490, Mini<strong>to</strong>nas, MB R0L 1G0<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Wednesday<br />

Pres. Lion Randy Colbert<br />

Sec. Lion Brett Church<br />

b_wchurch@hotmail.com<br />

Morden & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet at Morden Rec. Centre, <strong>Lions</strong> Room<br />

1st and 3rd Mondays at 7:00 pm<br />

President Lion Rob Lawrence<br />

Phone 822-6021 rslawrence@mymts.net<br />

Secretary Lion Donald Holenski<br />

NEEPAWA LIONS CLUB<br />

Serving Neepawa & Area for 70 years<br />

Meetings first and third<br />

Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.<br />

President Wayne Hollier<br />

204-476-2944, whollier@mymts.net<br />

OAKVILLE & AREA<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet 2nd & 4th Wednesday<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Den Community Hall<br />

Pres. Stuart Boyd<br />

204-267-2505, stboyd@mts.net<br />

Oakburn <strong>Lions</strong><br />

Meetings held every<br />

third Wednesday of the month<br />

7:30 p.m. Eager Pioneer club<br />

President: John Derhak<br />

204-234-5464, johnder@live.com<br />

OAK LAKE AND AREA<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet at Oak Lake Golf Club<br />

First and Third Monday at 7:00 p.m.<br />

Pres. Leigh Smith<br />

204-855-3128, nlsmith@xplornet.com<br />

The Pas<br />

Northern Lites <strong>Lions</strong><br />

Meetings at 7pm President: Gloria Bockus<br />

at Super 8 Hotel 204-623-1966<br />

first Wednesday of month bockus@mts.net<br />

PIERSON<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet at Pierson Community Hall<br />

1st and 3rd Wednesday @ 8pm<br />

Sec. Angus Lee, 204-634-2243, anguslee@mts.net<br />

PiPes<strong>to</strong>ne <strong>Lions</strong> CLub<br />

President - Lion AureL Vodon<br />

avranch@hotmail.com<br />

Phone 204.748.6004<br />

Meet eVery 3rd WednesdAy<br />

Portage la Prairie <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday<br />

Supper 6:30 pm at <strong>Lions</strong> Den<br />

Pres. Dennis Dupont<br />

204-857-9444<br />

duserv@mts.net Serving since 1938<br />

Betty King<br />

PRESIDENT<br />

204-857-8259<br />

daking2@shaw.ca<br />

LA PRAIRIE<br />

LIONESS CLUB<br />

Portage La Prairie<br />

Meet 2nd Thursday at 6:30 pm<br />

at Lion’s Den - Supper meeting<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Manor 4th Thursday 7:30 pm


5M13 MANITOBA LION JUNE 2013 9<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club Direc<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

PINE RIVER LIONS<br />

Meet at<br />

Pine River Community Center<br />

1st Thursday 8pm<br />

Pres. Garry Urbanowski 204-263-2101<br />

RAPID CITY AND AREA<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Box 53, Rapid City, MB R0K 1W0<br />

Meetings - 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month<br />

President Amber Brown<br />

Secretary Pat Dixon<br />

204-826-2488 opknox@hotmail.com<br />

Rivers & Area<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Wednesday<br />

President: Tanya Cameron<br />

Secretary: Lawrence McFarlane<br />

ROBLIN & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.<br />

Roblin Mo<strong>to</strong>r Inn - 236 Main St. NW, Roblin<br />

Supper at 6:00 pm<br />

Visi<strong>to</strong>rs are welcome.<br />

ROSSBURN LIONS CLUB<br />

Meets 1st Thursday and<br />

3rd Thursday of Month - Town Hall<br />

President: Shirley Kalyniuk<br />

204-859-2429 • shirkal@hotmail.com<br />

Russell & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

VISITORS WELCOME<br />

2nd and 4th Thursdays<br />

6:30 Chicken Chef<br />

Pres. Louise Ewankiw<br />

204-773-2727, pewankiw@wificountry.ca<br />

Sandy Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Tuesday<br />

Supper on 3rd Tuesday<br />

Visit our Lion’s Campground<br />

President Douglas Davies 204-585-2649<br />

Sec Kathy Slashinsky kslashinsky@hotmailcom<br />

Shoal Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 2nd Wednesday of every month.<br />

at Shoal Lake Mo<strong>to</strong>r Inn<br />

at 7:00 pm<br />

President: Trevor Hagyard<br />

204-759-3094, tbah@mts.net<br />

Snow Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meetings held second Tuesdays<br />

at 7:00 p.m.<br />

Basement of USWA building<br />

President David Roberts<br />

204-358-3864 • hill@mts.net<br />

SOMERSET<br />

LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Monday at 8:30 pm<br />

Secretary Wes Friesen<br />

204-744-2109 friesenw@hotmail.com<br />

Sinclair<br />

& Area<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

S<strong>to</strong>newall & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesday<br />

at S<strong>to</strong>newall <strong>Lions</strong> Manor<br />

Dinner 6:30 pm • Meeting 7:30 pm<br />

Pres: Richard Slatcher<br />

204-467-8951<br />

dickslatcher@hotmail.com<br />

Strathclair <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

3rd Wednesday @ 7:30 p.m.<br />

Strathclair Municipal Hall<br />

President: Lion Jim Wilson<br />

204-365-2453 jvw@mts.net<br />

Swan River <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

General Mtg every 2nd Monday @7:00pm<br />

Supper Mtgs every 4th Monday @ 7:30pm<br />

at Swan Valley Plaza, 217 6th Ave. South<br />

President Rick Frazer, 204-734-4573, rfrazer1@mts.net<br />

www.swanriverlions.<strong>org</strong><br />

Teulon & Area<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet at<br />

CE Building, 80 - 3rd Ave. SE<br />

2nd Wednedsay at 7 pm<br />

Serving Our Communities ...<br />

Our District ... The World<br />

Pres. Brad Henderson<br />

ph: 204-877-3187<br />

bhenderson327@yahoo.com<br />

Supper meeting<br />

4th Wednesday 7pm<br />

Borderline Cafe<br />

SOURIS LIONS CLUB<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.<br />

Supper Meetings<br />

Held at Chicken Chef<br />

PRES.: Lorie Howe<br />

204-483-2939 lhowe@wcgwave.ca<br />

Sprucewoods & Area <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet at 7 p.m. every<br />

2nd & 4th Wednesday<br />

at the Sprucewood Community Hall<br />

Woods Ave, Sprucewoods<br />

Pres: Gerry Rubeniuk 204-761-0027, rubenk@mymts.net<br />

STRATHCLAIR<br />

LIONESS CLUB<br />

2nd Wednesday every month<br />

Secretary: Mary McDonald<br />

204-365-2659<br />

mcduckg@gmail.com<br />

Swan Lake <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Working hard for a<br />

healthy neighbourhood<br />

Meet 1st and 3rd Tuesday<br />

each month at Fire Hall (5th St.)<br />

Pres: Geraldine Campbell<br />

204-836-2358 shirley_campbell@live.com<br />

Pres. Lory M. Wowk<br />

204-886-3882<br />

lwowk@mymts.net<br />

The <strong>Lions</strong> Club of Thompson<br />

Welcome Fellow <strong>Lions</strong> and visi<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> our City<br />

During your stay, please join us at the <strong>Lions</strong> Centre<br />

and share our bi-weekly supper meeting the<br />

1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from Sept-June at 6:30 pm<br />

Club House: 509 Station Rd.<br />

Pres.: Larry Galick, 204-677-3379, kgalick@mts.net<br />

Virden <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Business Meeting 2nd Tuesday<br />

Dinner Meeting 4th Tuesday<br />

Bingo every Thursday $1,000 guaranteed payout<br />

Secretary: Ron De La Hey<br />

204-748-3370, heyron@mts.net<br />

Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays<br />

7:00 pm Warren Fire Hall<br />

Warren, Mani<strong>to</strong>ba<br />

Pres. Rosemary Dzus<br />

204-322-5625<br />

rosemary.dzus@gmail.com<br />

WARREN HERIZON DISTRICT LIONS CLUB<br />

Waskada <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

1st Thursday 7:30 pm<br />

Waskada Genisis Inn<br />

SECRETARY RONALD BERTHOLET<br />

204-673-2541<br />

borody@mymts.net<br />

Come visit anytime.<br />

HOME OF THE ANNUAL RABBIT FEED<br />

Warren & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet 1st & 3rd Wednesday<br />

at 7 pm at Firehall<br />

Pres. Ray W. Walker<br />

204-461-1896<br />

rwwalker@mymts.net<br />

The <strong>Lions</strong> Club of Wawanesa<br />

Meets Second & Fourth Thursdays<br />

at the <strong>Lions</strong> Club Room,<br />

7:30 pm., 132-5th Street<br />

Enjoy camping, swimming,<br />

fishing at the <strong>Lions</strong> Park<br />

President Jaye Smale<br />

204-824-2722, rjsmale@xplornet.com<br />

Winkler <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Meet at Smitty’s Restaurant<br />

4th Tuesday at 6:30 pm<br />

Secretary: Lion Ray Downey<br />

204-254-0107 • rmdowney@mymts.net<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> International Dues Increase<br />

From <strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> International<br />

Dues increase:<br />

A resolution <strong>to</strong> increase<br />

international dues <strong>to</strong> be phased in over<br />

two years was voted on and approved<br />

by the membership at the <strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong><br />

International Convention in 2011. The<br />

second half of the dues increase will be<br />

effective July 1, 2013.<br />

Dues will be billed as follows:<br />

MEMBERSHIP DUES.<br />

(a) Semi-annual membership dues of<br />

twenty-one dollars and fifty cents (US<br />

$21.50) denominated in US dollars shall<br />

be levied on each member during the<br />

2013-14 term, beginning July 1, 2013.<br />

(b) For family membership programs as<br />

adopted by the International Board of<br />

Direc<strong>to</strong>rs, the following dues shall apply:<br />

(1) The first family member, Head<br />

of Household, shall pay semi-annual<br />

membership dues as provided in subsection<br />

(a).<br />

(2) Subsequent qualifying family<br />

members, not <strong>to</strong> exceed four additional<br />

qualifying members per household, shall<br />

pay semi-annual membership dues equal<br />

<strong>to</strong> one-half (1/2) of the <strong>to</strong>tal amount<br />

paid by the first family member as<br />

described in subsection (c)(1).<br />

(3) For student membership programs<br />

as adopted by the International Board of<br />

Direc<strong>to</strong>rs, eligible student members shall<br />

pay semi-annual membership dues equal<br />

<strong>to</strong> one-half (1/2) of the <strong>to</strong>tal amount of<br />

dues as provided in sub-section (a).<br />

2013-14 dues:<br />

Fiscal Year Annual Membership Dues<br />

US$43.00<br />

Semi-Annual Membership Dues<br />

US$21.50<br />

Family/Student Membership Dues<br />

US$10.75<br />

International dues do not include<br />

<strong>district</strong> or state dues. Semi-annual dues<br />

are billed as follows: July <strong>–</strong> December<br />

and January - June.<br />

You may contact Accounts Receivable<br />

and Club Account Services for billing<br />

questions at<br />

membershipbilling@lionsclubs.<strong>org</strong><br />

Thank you <strong>to</strong> all advertisers<br />

AND <strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> for booking space<br />

in The Mani<strong>to</strong>ba Lion 5M13,<br />

and <strong>to</strong> everyone for their contributions.<br />

ADVERTISING RATES FOR BUSINESS<br />

AND INDIVIDUAL CLUBS ON PAGES 8 & 9:<br />

<strong>Clubs</strong> receiving electronic paper only ............ $50<br />

Electronic version plus 4 printed copies ....... $100<br />

5 or more printed copies ..............................$150<br />

Business and Club Ads ................................$100<br />

Double size ..................................................$200<br />

To advertise or make payments for 2013-14 contact Bill McKitrick.


10 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION<br />

Gleanings<br />

FROM CLUB REPORTS<br />

AUSTIN<br />

Total of $325 donated <strong>to</strong> MacGregor<br />

Collegiate yearbook ad & NorMac<br />

Handivan Committee for building a<br />

garage<br />

BINSCARTH<br />

Hosted Zone meeting; Held DG visitation<br />

& supper; reps <strong>to</strong> Grand Opening<br />

of local Day Care; Updated Club<br />

Facebook page; Hockey Draft $900;<br />

Playoff hockey draft tickets; Community<br />

Auction $1200; April weekly<br />

bingos $2660; Organizing “Walk for<br />

Dog Guides”<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>: LFC Dog Guides $100;<br />

Mo<strong>to</strong>rcycle ride for breast cancer research<br />

$200; Mo<strong>to</strong>rcycle ride for Alzheimer<br />

research $200; Commitment<br />

for student bursary $500<br />

BRANDON CROCUS<br />

4th Annual Mother’s Day Draw<br />

BRANDON WHEAT CITY<br />

4 new members; Sold CNIB raffle tickets<br />

at Shopper’s Mall; Assisted with<br />

community canvass in Souris; District<br />

Governor’s visitation<br />

Donated $2000 <strong>to</strong> Special Olympics<br />

CRYSTAL CITY<br />

3 members added: Judith Ratcliffe,<br />

Laurie & Barb Linaker; Crokinole Tournament<br />

$1564.44<br />

Donated <strong>to</strong> Hall maintenance; Steak<br />

Fry $2000, donated <strong>to</strong> Early Years<br />

School playground equipment; MAP<br />

Tag Day $325; Collected 21 eyeglasses<br />

ELGIN<br />

Auction lunch $386; Recycling<br />

ERICKSON<br />

Meals on Wheels; Casino Night $3700;<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>taling $950 <strong>to</strong>: Area Food<br />

Bank; New Playground Equipment;<br />

Canadian Red Cross<br />

HAMIOTA<br />

Collected 27 eyeglasses.Donation <strong>to</strong><br />

Hamiota Collegiate yearbook $100<br />

HOLLAND LIONESS<br />

Lioness Annual Jamboree $786.30<br />

Rossburn <strong>Lions</strong> President Lion Shirley (on left) presenting a cheque <strong>to</strong><br />

Kelly, Dalyn and Brett Hunter. Dalyn was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes<br />

in July. After a scary stay in ICU for three days he is doing much better<br />

now since diagnosis and treatment. Brett was diagnosed with Type 2<br />

diabetes in 2005 and recently discovered he is actually type 1. The family<br />

travel <strong>to</strong> Winnipeg every three months <strong>to</strong> meet with their doc<strong>to</strong>rs.<br />

Club Secretaries - Complete your monthly club report online<br />

bookmark this link ...<br />

www.e-<strong>district</strong>.<strong>org</strong>/sites/5m13<br />

select: Links <strong>to</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> Sites & Reporting<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>: Cavalcade For Diabetes;<br />

Treherne Collegiate Liberal Arts Award<br />

$100; Holland School Most Improved<br />

Award $25<br />

KELLWOOD<br />

Mowed grass in community; Annual<br />

Car Show; Seasonal Gala; Skate-athon<br />

<strong>to</strong> raise money for the future<br />

skating rink<br />

MELITA<br />

Collected batteries; Worked wedding<br />

bar & social bar $250; MAP Tag Day;<br />

Sold hockey scoreboards<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>taling $1179.85 <strong>to</strong>: MAP;<br />

Medical assistance for families; Anita<br />

Hart fundraiser; Melita Chamber of<br />

Commerce for July 1 celebrations;<br />

Collected 65 eyeglasses<br />

MINNEDOSA<br />

Transferred a member <strong>to</strong> Brandon<br />

Wheat City <strong>Lions</strong>; one new member<br />

- Donna Illerbrun; Hosted DG visitation;<br />

members attended Leadership<br />

Training<br />

Lion President Stu Boyd of the Oakville <strong>Lions</strong> Club presents<br />

Oakville School Parent-Teacher Council President Shirley<br />

Hildebrandt with a cheque in the amount of $3000, <strong>to</strong> assist in<br />

the purchase of equipment <strong>to</strong> augment the number of activities<br />

and pieces of equipment <strong>to</strong> the existing playground apparatus.<br />

The playground equipment remains available for both school<br />

students and the general public <strong>to</strong> utilize at all suitable times. The<br />

Club’s donation represents a portion of the funds obtained at the<br />

<strong>org</strong>anization’s CFRY/<strong>Lions</strong> Talent Night in February.<br />

The Souris and Elgin area Lion’s clubs teamed up <strong>to</strong> serve lunch at the<br />

auction sale for fellow Souris Lion Lorie Howe. The clubs earned $800.00<br />

between them. Pictured are <strong>Lions</strong> Don Howe from Elgin and Bev Pavlek<br />

of Souris <strong>Lions</strong> Club.<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>taling $450 <strong>to</strong>: Glasses<br />

for a school student; MAP; Canada Day<br />

Celebration<br />

MORDEN<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Annual Toy Show $2300<br />

NEEPAWA<br />

Committed for 5 years <strong>to</strong> replacement<br />

playground equipment at <strong>Lions</strong> Riverbend<br />

Park. Working with <strong>to</strong>wn on a<br />

$40,000 project.<br />

Expanded Bingo fundraiser as Access<br />

12 has increased broadcast area.<br />

OAKVILLE<br />

Hall maintenance $100; Bartending<br />

$75. Donation <strong>to</strong> Citizen of the<br />

Year Committee $75; Collected 4<br />

eyeglasses<br />

PIPESTONE<br />

Weekly Bingo; Security for social.<br />

Donation <strong>to</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> Foundation for<br />

prints $250<br />

PLUMAS<br />

Maintain <strong>Lions</strong> Park; Provided trophies<br />

for local bonspiels <strong>–</strong> Pasture<br />

Golf Tournament; Collected pop cans<br />

& batteries<br />

Donated <strong>to</strong> folks with medical needs,<br />

sports events, school awards, etc. for a<br />

<strong>to</strong>tal of $2800<br />

Virden <strong>Lions</strong><br />

preparing a semi<br />

load of used batteries<br />

for shipment on<br />

May 11th. This is<br />

one of the biggest<br />

fundraisers for the<br />

Virden <strong>Lions</strong> Club


5M13 MANITOBA LION JUNE 2013 11<br />

PORTAGE<br />

CNIB Car Raffle Ticket Sale; 3 members attended Officer’s<br />

Training Seminar at Portage; “200 Club” $600 Cash Draw;<br />

Sears Mail Order catalogue delivery<br />

Collected 350 eyeglasses<br />

RIVERS<br />

Annual community supper $1500<br />

ROSSBURN<br />

Sold CNIB raffle tickets $140; 8 members <strong>to</strong>ok “Serving It<br />

Safe” course<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>: Rossburn Collegiate digital sign $500; Portage<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Anniversary $75; Medical assistance for a family<br />

$1000<br />

ROBLIN<br />

Community Calendar sales; 2 members at Leadership<br />

Training; Food Safe Course; 1 member at Zone meeting;<br />

Honour Guard at funeral for Lion Terry Paley<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>: Plaque for Lion Terry Paley at <strong>Lions</strong> Memorial<br />

Park at Warren $100; Centennial Flowerpot $100<br />

SHOAL LAKE<br />

Toonie Draw $66. Donation <strong>to</strong> Lion Anita Hart Kidney Care<br />

$50<br />

SOMERSET<br />

Planning Phase 2 of Splash Park landscaping<br />

SPRUCEWOODS<br />

<strong>Help</strong>ed <strong>org</strong>anize social for child with brain cancer; Meat<br />

Draw twice a month<br />

VIRDEN<br />

2 new members: Ray & Debbie Sararas; 4 Bingos ; Texas<br />

Hold’em; Rink security at 3 Hockey games; Rental of <strong>Lions</strong><br />

Hall; improvements <strong>to</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> Campground; Used battery<br />

collection<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>taling $3955 <strong>to</strong> Western Canadian Blind Golf<br />

Association; Virden Pet Network; Goulter School Breakfast<br />

Club; Purina Walk for Dog Guides; 2 families in need;<br />

Virden Collegiate; MAP<br />

WARREN HERIZON<br />

Donations <strong>to</strong>taling $575 <strong>to</strong>: Western Blind Golfers; Warren<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Fiddle Fest; Stuart Linch Medical Fundraiser<br />

WAWANESA<br />

New member Lion Steve Sullivan; Furniture moving $200;<br />

6 members at Leadership Training; Club Excellence Process<br />

<strong>–</strong> doing “Community Needs Assessment” & club evaluation;<br />

Supplying wood for community campground; Reading<br />

Action Program with Grade One; Setting up a “Hobbies,<br />

Crafts & Gift Shop” at <strong>Lions</strong> Clubhouse; Planning battery &<br />

electronics collection during Town-Wide Yard Sales<br />

WINKLER<br />

Blood Donor Clinics; Purchased eyeglasses for a student; 20<br />

pair of reading glasses sent <strong>to</strong> Afghanistan<br />

2012-2013<br />

District 5M13<br />

Peace Poster<br />

Contest Winner<br />

PID Ben Ward presenting Lion Rene Bouiver (Teulon) with trophy<br />

and certificate.<br />

At the District Governor’s meeting at Rapid City on April 13, DG Willie<br />

Brown presented Hamiota Lion Elgin Rogers with the Hope Medal.<br />

At the District Governor’s meeting DG Willie Brown presented Lion<br />

Pete Oberlin with the Ben Ward fellowship award.<br />

Kandace Waldner, a Grade<br />

Six student at Green Acres<br />

Colony, was presented<br />

with a prize of $100 as<br />

the winner of the District Peace Poster Contest. The presentation was made by Chairman Lion Gord Kingdon on May 3rd.<br />

Kandace was congratulated by her sponsors, members of the Wawanesa <strong>Lions</strong> Club. (L <strong>to</strong> R): Lion Don Martin, Zone Chair<br />

Lion Mike Fisher, Lion President Jaye Smale, Kandace Waldner, Lion Gord Kingdon, Lion Margaret Martin, Lion Beth Smale.<br />

DGE Lion Lloyd McCabe presenting trophy and certificate<br />

<strong>to</strong> long time Lion and guest speaker, Ian MacKenzie at the<br />

Portage La Prairie 75th Anniversary.<br />

Induction of new member Michael Kingdon (Minnedosa)<br />

with Gord Kingdon standing in for sponsor Neil Galbraith.<br />

Lion Steve Sullivan is welcomed in<strong>to</strong> membership in the<br />

Wawanesa <strong>Lions</strong> Club by Zone Chair Lion Mike Fisher and<br />

President Lion Jaye Smale.<br />

District pins available<br />

T he <strong>Lions</strong> District Pins distribution has been taken<br />

over by Lion Don Martin of Wawanesa. There are 21<br />

years of the Multiple District 5M Snowman pins available,<br />

some as far back as 1988. Also available are a small number<br />

of District 5M13 Pins of one form or another.<br />

If there are any <strong>Lions</strong> members in our District that<br />

still have an interest in Pin collecting, call Lion Don at<br />

204-824-2457 or e-mail him at dmmart@mts.net<br />

Suggested cost is reasonable at 1 pin for $1 or 3<br />

pins for $2 or any other reasonable offer. A list of the years<br />

and the number of pins on hand in each year can be emailed<br />

<strong>to</strong> anyone interested.


12 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION<br />

Morden <strong>Lions</strong> Club President Rob Lawrence and Lion Sandra with representatives from the Morden Library and Focal Point Vision.<br />

Morden <strong>Lions</strong> Club Eyeglass Recycling and<br />

Magnifier Project for Morden Library<br />

May is “Recycle For Sight”<br />

month for <strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong><br />

(http://www.lionsclubs.<strong>org</strong>) all over<br />

world. Eyeglasses & sunglasses that<br />

people no longer have a use for, can<br />

be donated <strong>to</strong> “<strong>Lions</strong> Recycle For<br />

Sight” which will give someone in<br />

need of glasses a renewed opportunity<br />

<strong>to</strong> see and read. From Canada<br />

in 2011, 191,740 pairs of recycled<br />

glasses were sent <strong>to</strong> underdeveloped<br />

countries. The largest shipment<br />

was <strong>to</strong> Ghana where 55,900 pairs<br />

were distributed in 20 missions.<br />

In Canada, recycled eyeglasses are<br />

tested, packaged and distributed by<br />

The Canadian <strong>Lions</strong> Eyeglass Recycling<br />

Centre (http://www.clerc.ca/)<br />

which is a joint program between<br />

the <strong>Lions</strong> of Calgary and the Calgary<br />

Correctional Centre. Locally,<br />

eyeglasses are collected by local<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong>, packaged at the <strong>Lions</strong><br />

Eye Bank office and then shipped <strong>to</strong><br />

CLERC in Calgary. Morden <strong>Lions</strong>,<br />

for example have collected 10,598<br />

pairs of glasses in the past 8 years.<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> in Miami and Winkler also<br />

collect and ship glasses. Collection<br />

bins are located at the Al<strong>to</strong>na,<br />

Winkler and Morden branches of<br />

the South Central Regional Library,<br />

Focal Point Comprehensive Vision<br />

Centre in Morden and in Miami<br />

at Call Insurance Office or Miami<br />

Friendship Centre. Thanks for<br />

your support by dropping off your<br />

unwanted or not needed eyeglasses<br />

& sunglasses.<br />

Magnifier Project <strong>–</strong><br />

Morden Library<br />

16 magnifiers for Morden Library<br />

One of <strong>Lions</strong> main priorities is <strong>to</strong><br />

improve quality of life by improving<br />

vision wherever possible. In<br />

keeping with that priority, an<br />

opportunity <strong>to</strong> help was identified<br />

at the Morden Library. Library<br />

patrons with reduced or low vision<br />

could benefit from having magnifiers<br />

available when reading library<br />

material. Magnifiers, valued at over<br />

$2500, were recently delivered <strong>to</strong><br />

the library through a joint project<br />

shared by The <strong>Lions</strong> Eye Bank,<br />

Focal Point Comprehensive Vision<br />

Centre and the Morden <strong>Lions</strong> Club.<br />

The project also illustrates how the<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> Eye Bank’s Journey For Sight<br />

snowmobile ride fundraiser comes<br />

back <strong>to</strong> help the local commu-<br />

nity. Money raised in the Journey<br />

For Sight is used by the Eye Bank<br />

<strong>to</strong> cosponsor local vision related<br />

projects like the magnifier project<br />

in Morden. This year in January, 25<br />

Morden & area snowmobile riders<br />

raised over $9100 for the Eye Bank.<br />

Library patrons will certainly benefit<br />

from having magnifiers available<br />

<strong>to</strong> view some of the smaller print<br />

materials.<br />

We welcome you<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> welcome new members, you<br />

can be a part of the world’s largest<br />

service <strong>org</strong>anization. It doesn’t take<br />

a lot of an individual’s time but, as<br />

a group, a tremendous amount can<br />

be accomplished both locally in and<br />

around Morden and also all around<br />

the world helping those who are<br />

unable <strong>to</strong> have some of the basic<br />

necessities of life. For more information<br />

contact any <strong>Lions</strong> member,<br />

look up Morden <strong>Lions</strong> Club on the<br />

web, phone President Rob Lawrence<br />

at 204-822-6021 or email us<br />

at mordenlions@mts.net.<br />

Thank you<br />

Morden & District <strong>Lions</strong> Club<br />

Remember <strong>to</strong> record your summer’s work.<br />

Forward pho<strong>to</strong>s and a short description of your<br />

<strong>Lions</strong> volunteer efforts <strong>to</strong> The Mani<strong>to</strong>ba Lion.<br />

HOW TO SEND PHOTOS.<br />

Pho<strong>to</strong>s of your club’s activites of <strong>Lions</strong> in action or showing projects completed with <strong>Lions</strong> are good news pho<strong>to</strong>s. Select one<br />

or two pho<strong>to</strong>s, or more if needed, and email jpgs (original size) with text explaining details. We will be glad <strong>to</strong> edit and check<br />

grammer, but we need you <strong>to</strong> provide us the details. Important - Do not let your email downsize pho<strong>to</strong> when attaching or<br />

sending. Forward pho<strong>to</strong> in original or large size. In cheque presentations or award recognition pho<strong>to</strong>s, identify individuals left<br />

<strong>to</strong> right. For large group pho<strong>to</strong>s provide details of event <strong>to</strong> explain <strong>to</strong> readers what activity or project is about. We prefer you<br />

DO NOT just forward link <strong>to</strong> face book or skydrive pho<strong>to</strong> albums. If doing so, identify which pho<strong>to</strong>s you would like us <strong>to</strong> download<br />

and provide cutline or s<strong>to</strong>ry with your email submission.<br />

Copy deadline for the September 2013 issue is August 17.<br />

Note: No Mani<strong>to</strong>ba Lion July and August<br />

Send pho<strong>to</strong>s<strong>to</strong> manlion@therecorder.ca<br />

5M13 <strong>Lions</strong><br />

Golf Tournament<br />

Birtle Riverside Golf Club<br />

Birtle, MB<br />

Saturday, July 6, 2013<br />

11:00 am Shotgun Start<br />

4 person best ball - 18 holes<br />

supper <strong>to</strong> follow<br />

$50 per person<br />

Open <strong>to</strong> Non-Lion members as well.<br />

To register call 204-842-5386 or the<br />

clubhosue at 204-842-5364<br />

or email dpielech@mymts.net<br />

If camping call<br />

204-842-3234 <strong>to</strong> book a spot<br />

For information<br />

about 5M13 check<br />

out our web site at<br />

www.e-<strong>district</strong>.<strong>org</strong>/sites/5m13<br />

The Web Site has many purposes:<br />

<strong>to</strong> share information of District activities,<br />

Club activities, announcements,<br />

and any other information that a Club<br />

or individual member wishes <strong>to</strong> share.<br />

The Web Site includes a Calendar of events, Projects,<br />

District Executive Committee,<br />

Zone Chairs, Cabinet minutes, Cabinet members<br />

and links <strong>to</strong> Lion Sites.<br />

The site also includes links <strong>to</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> International<br />

for your information and reference.<br />

All comments and information can be shared<br />

Lion Lloyd McCabe blmccabe@mymts.net

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