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May 2009 Jungle Talk Page 1 Junglejungle Talktalk MAY 2009 JUNGLE TALK PAGE 1 JUNGLEJUNGLE TALKTALK District A-16 Region 18 Zone 18 West Volume 08-09 MAY 2009 Issue No.9 Markham Lions Club: PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Lion Jack McBride 88 Fincham Ave. Markham ON L3P 4E1 (905) 294-7842 Well, it hasn’t been the warmest of spring, has it? As we shivered SECRETARY: in the cold and rainy weather last Saturday at the arena trying to Lion Ken Drynan coax Markhamites that it was time to buy their Victoria Day fire- 53 Drakefield Road works, we were all convinced that winter was coming back in for Markham ON L3P 1G8 one final blow. Fireworks sales seem to be dependant on the (905) 294-4088 weather and although the first two days were miserable, the fore- cast for Sunday and Monday of total sunshine should turn it TREASURER: around. Lion Ken Tranter 31 Donna Lee Trail Spring always appears to be our busiest time of the year for our Stouffville ON L4A 1K3 active club and this year is no exception. In April, May and June we 905 642-6159 have something going almost every week. BULLETIN EDITOR: Every Tuesday we have been supporting the Food Bank as they pack and store for the summer sea- Lion Dave Galloway son. Lion Fred tells me that he was there last Tuesday with other Lions and the food is still coming in 66 Wootten Way North from some of the stores. It’s starting to back up in the system and Kathy definitely needs help to get Markham ON L3P 2Y7 it all packed. The Food Bank would be more that pleased if we can all make a special effort on the (905) 294 4256 next 4 Tuesdays at 1 pm to give them a hand. See you there. District Officers: th On April 17 , 16 Markham Lions plus their spouses and friends attended the District A-16 Conven- DISTRICT GOVERNOR tion in Oshawa. I believe that we had the largest turnout of any of the 52 Lions and 10 Lionesses Lion Mike Springford Clubs at the Convention. .The Markham suite was popular as we had 50 -60 Lions through the suite 1645 Hwy #9, RR #2. over the 3 days. We met old friends and made new friends over this period. The highlight of the con- Newmarket ON L3Y 4V9 vention was the Governors Banquet where Past International President Jimmy Ross, a tall Texan 905 895-3039 rancher who wore a ten gallon hat continuously, gave a rousing, dynamic speech on what it means to be a Lion. This Lion has been responsible for chartering over 5oo clubs and signing up thousands of VICE-DISTRICT new Lions. Another major highlight was the award won by Lion Dave Galloway for producing the best GOVERNOR: Newsletter in the District. We know that we have an excellent newsletter and now we know that it Lion Barry Tate it’s the best in the district. Congratulations Lion Dave. 12 King Street, P. O. Box 543 Fenelon Falls, ON K0M 1N0 The low-point of the weekend was the disappointment that we all experienced in Lion David’s elec- Res.: (705) 887-5220 tion loss. Lion David spent hours, weeks and months on the campaign trail and worked very hard to become 1st Vice District Governor. I know that we are all very proud of his efforts in representing REGION CHAIRMAN: our club and we thank him for his outstanding dedication to Lionism. Lion David Hitchen 75 Fred Varley drive Congratulations to the Health Services and the Food Booth Committees for their contribution of Unionville ON L3R 1S6 their time and energies to raise over $3000 for the 3rd Annual Shania Sunflower of Hope Fun Fair on (647) 208-3312 May 2. They are proud that their efforts will go a long way to finding a cure for childhood neuroblas- toma. ZONE CHAIRMAN: Lion Carl Vanseader 19 Galsworthy Dr. Markham ON L3P 1S7 (Continued on page 6) (905) 201-9269 MAY 2009 JUNGLE TALK PAGE 2 Bits and Bytes Museum Opening We have scheduled our grand opening at 12:30 PM on IN THIS ISSUE Saturday 13 June, 2009. The Museum is celebrating Community Day with lots of activities so we are anticipating an excellent turnout. The exhibit room will be opened by Markham’s Mayor, Frank Scarpitti. The 1 President’s Message Master of Ceremonies will be Cathy Molloy, Manager of the Museum. We anticipate Carolina Moretti, the Ward 4 Councillor and Helena Jaczek, the 2 Bits and Bytes Oak Ridges – Markham MPP will be attending. Enzo Greco, of the Museum staff, is the event co-coordinator. As many Lions as possible should attend with vests for the event. 3 The Roving Eye—Part One Family Cub Program Coming Soon and How You Can Help The new Family Cub Program, in connection with the Family Membership 4 A16 Trophies and Awards Program, is being introduced at the 92nd Lions Clubs International Conven- tion in Minneapolis. Formulated especially to encourage families to volunteer together, children under the age of 12 will have the opportunity to build a 5 Family Fun Weekend lifelong dedication to helping those in need. Cubs will be distinguished with age-specific patches and Lions clubs will be equipped with a guide full of age- appropriate activities. 6 President’s Message Cont’d. Now here is where we need your help! Cubs will be divided into three age categories: under age 3, ages 4-7 and ages 8-12. Lions Clubs International is 7 The Lighter Side looking for a series of names to give to each of the three age categories. Submit your Cub name ideas at the Extension & Membership Booth at the Minneapolis convention or to the Membership Programs and New Clubs 8 Motivation Marketing Department. Look for more information on the Family Cub Pro- gram coming in July. 9 Your Health The Farmers' Market of Markham Village captures the good old fash- ioned traditions of the past. The "turn of the century" look of the market is 10 The Roving Eye — Part Two enhanced by a charming venue, complete with old fashioned signs and cano- pies. 11 President’s Message Cont’d. Every Saturday from May 9 to October 10, 2009 the Markham Farmers' Market takes place 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 12 Calendar of Events/ Editorial Featuring many organically grown fruits and vegetables, as well as baked goods, preserves, flowers and much much more! The main focus is quality and competitive pricing. Listen to live entertainment every week while you stroll, sip your coffee and pick your produce. Musical talent ranges from folk to jazz. The Market is located at Robinson Street and Main Street North, Markham. There is ample free parking behind many of the retail shops. The U.S. State Department allocated US$575,680 over five years to support Lions Quest pilot programs in the Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Lebanon and Hungary. Lions Quest recently received a commitment for over $1 million as a subcontract with the State Department for work in Eastern Europe. MAY 2009 JUNGLE TALK PAGE 3 THE ROVING EYE PART ONE MAY 2009 JUNGLE TALK PAGE 4 TROPHIES AND AWARDS A16 ‐ 2009 Gallagher opened the morning news- paper and was dumbfounded to read in the obituary column that he had died. He quickly phoned his best friend, Finney. 'Did you see the paper?' asked Galla- gher. 'They say I died!!' 'Yes, I saw it!' replied Fin- ney. 'Where are ye callin' from?' PDDG James Clark Fun Trophy ‐Haliburton Lioness PDG Gord Forgie Visitation Contest Trophy ‐Woodville Anne Shearer Participation Award – 16 members and over ‐ Omemee Lioness PDG Ernie Stefaniuk Administration Trophy ‐ Haliburton Anne Shearer Participation Award – 15 & under members ‐ Best Overall Club Trophy ‐ Omemee Beaverton Lioness Brady Memorial Trophy ‐ RC Lloyd Clifton PZC Jim Diceman Award – Outstanding Community Project EJ Farr District Membership Trophy ‐ Milliken Mills ‐ Ajax Lioness LCCK Funny Money Trophy ‐ Blackstock PDP Shirley Pilkey Award – Visitations ‐ Omemee Lioness Colwell Trophy ‐ Fenelon Falls First Time Bulletin Editor ‐ Lioness Candy Dove, Beaverton Ruth Bailey Award – Overall Bulletin Editor ‐ Dianne Ditty, Bulletin Contest – Markham ‐Lion Dave Galloway, Editor Newmarket Membership Trophies Club of the Year ‐ Omemee Lioness Region 18 – Hill‐Greenfield Trophy ‐ Milliken Mills Connie Coulter Memorial Award Region 33 – Harrison‐McConky Trophy ‐ Port Perry Lioness of the Year ‐ Karen Jackson, Newmarket Region 45 – Crossland‐Brands Trophy ‐ Stouffville PDP Kathy Young Membership Growth Award ‐Cannington Region 52 – Crockford‐Finney ‐ Haliburton Lioness MAY 2009 JUNGLE TALK PAGE 5 FAMILY FUN WEEKEND Established in 1993, Camp Kirk sits on 110 acres near the village of Kirkfield, Ontario and is owned and maintained by the Lions Clubs Camp Kirk Foundation of District A- 16. The Friends of The Learning Disabled, Camp Kirk is a registered charitable corporation (#13655-2643-RR0001) which has an agreement with the Lions Clubs Camp Kirk Foundation to use the property, and they are solely responsible for the sum- mer operation of the camp pro- gramme. Although both organizations work hand in hand for the benefit of the children who attend the camp, it is important to note that each conducts it's own business and fundraising activities independently from one another Camp Kirk's Mandate To serve children who have learning disabilities. To provide a safe physical, social and emotional recreational environment adhering to high standards of general camping practices. To design and provide a camp pro- gramme that will allow children to in- crease their understanding of them- selves and of their learning disabilities. To design and provide a camp pro- gramme that will teach them the social and physical skills that will encourage them to take the risks necessary to increase their opportunities for success.
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