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ROSSBURN LIONS CLUB STRATHCLAIR Effective July 1, 2013 6 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION 2012/2013 New members DISTRICT 5M-13 Lions Clubs – Ready to Help, Worldwide Whenever a Lions club gets together, problems get smaller. And communities get better. That’s because we help where help is needed – in our own communities and around the world – with unmatched integrity and energy. LIONS CLUB NEW MEMBER SPONSOR LIONS CLUB NEW MEMBER SPONSOR Austin & Area Lions Club Michael J. Rodgers Georgette Stewart Neepawa Lions Club Robert Ferguson Cecil Pittman Sonia D Rodgers Georgette Stewart Oakville Lions Club Chris R. Delong Bruce Mintenko Binscarth & District Lions Club Chris Carley Roy Graham Linda Charron Alvin Kingdon Pine River Lions Club Russel John Boychuk Garry Urbanowski Megan Kowalchuk Clifford Tetzlaff Portage La Prairie Lions Club Kevin J. Love Ian Borland Birtle Lions Club Murray Donald Debbie Lynne Jensen Harvey Murray Wilfred Schellenberg Sally Donald Debbie Lynne Jensen Lorna June Murray Wilfred Schellenberg Dawn Pinette Barb Moncur Patrick Pinette Barb Moncur Rapid City & Area Lions Club Glen Bell Tom Low Art Brown Amber Brown Boissevain Lions Club Lawrence Beard Douglas Robertson Yvonne Grant Tom Low Larry Rainnie Lloyd Leganchuk Rivers & Area Lions Club Richard Brown Jim Boles Brandon Keystone Lions Club Barb M. Hurd Carl S. Wlock Shelley Brown Jim Boles Carl R. Johanson Shaun J.A. Fjelsted Harvey Wood Ian Dyer Diane May Chris Robert Lang Wendy Wood Ian Dyer Marge Trollope Barb M. Hurd Roblin & District Lions Club Robert J. Racette Dale Yeo Brandon Prairie Pride Club Teri L. Nicholson Jill Hannah-Kayes Russell & Area Lions Club Doug R. Betke Don Betke Brandon Wheat City Club Joanne Didur Lloyd McCabe Alwyn Derkatch Larry Chipelski Chris K. Heide Alfred C. Kennedy Scott R. Stykalo David Mryglod Torben Jensen Jeff Sim Randy Kaskiw Jeff Sim Shoal Lake Lions Club Isobel Anne Basso Helmut Neufeld Jacob Klein John R. Fehr Shirley Bell Helmut Neufeld Greg Merritt Lloyd McCabe Bob Brudy Raymond Pettinger Dawn R. Tallant Lloyd McCabe Jason G. Digby Helmut Neufeld Dan F. Voden Wendy McMillan Jim D. Kennedy Helmut Neufeld Nick Malchuk Raymond Pettinger Crystal City Lions Club Denis Leonard Greg Stewart Roana Neufeld Helmut Neufeld Laura Perks Cheryl E. McKitrick Ted Sorochynski Mike Perks Cheryl E. McKitrick Doug Pogson Bill McKitrick Somerst & Area Lions Club Rob Van Deynze Jeff Desrochers Judith A. Ratcliffe Cheryl E. McKitrick Darlene E. Reimer Cheryl E. McKitrick Spruce Woods & Area Club Bobbi-Jo D. Dayman Sharon Brooks Laurie Linaker Transfer from Millet, AB Barbara Linaker Transfer from Millet, AB Stonewall & District Lions Club Darlene Dallman William James Millar Shohn Godin Mary Jane Slatcher Elgin & Area Lions Club Connie C. Cameron Donald Howe Ashley Huewan Shohn Godin Jaye Cameron Cecile McMurray Brenda Montour William James Millar Ralph Sinclair Mel W. Sampson Ethelbert Lions Club Marjorie Kinaschuk Mary Pisiak Kerry Slatcher Mary Jane Slatcher Gilbert Plains & District Club Dan Knight Barry Randell Swan Lake & Area Lions Club Janice Temmerman Geraldine Campbell Ed Tomashewski Eugene Dedio Swan River Lions Club Stewart Oman Clifford A. Kooistra Hamiota Lions Club Wayne L.Mathison Ethel Robertson Real Louise Pothier Alexander Haluschak Kelwood & Area Lions Club Neil Fraser The Pas Northern Lites Club Jennifer Hoskins Gloria Bockus Jennifer Buhler Neil Fraser Donna Janzen Sandra Andersen Roberta Tesar Neil Fraser Wangu N.Kariuki Donna Janzen Elaine Nielson Alice Soshycki MacGregor Lions Club Kevin Henry Wayne Morley Moore Barbara L Thwaites Gloria Bockus Wendy Henry Wayne Morley Moore Brent Zander Wayne Morley Moore Virden Lions Club Don Bernhardt Harvey Sawchuk Marcel Chacun Harvey Sawchuk Morden & District Lions Club Herman Hiebert Rob Lawrence Debbie Sararas William E. Gray Shane Jackson Maurice La Chance Ray Sararas William E. Gray Jerry Nelson Rob Lawrence James E. Tapp Richard A. Noble Oak Lake & Area Lions Club Albert Hodson Richard Joseph Plaisier Wawanesa Lions Club Alan K. Hubka Donald M.Martin Don R. O’Rouke Richard Joseph Plaisier Steven Thomas Sullivan Barry Rost Richard Joseph Plaisier Bill Stuart Clare Couling 5M13 MANITOBA LION JUNE 2013 7 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR FELLOW LIONS WHO WE HAVE LOST THIS PAST YEAR Bowsman & District Lions Club Martin Campbell Ethelbert Lions Club Mike Kamfoly MacGregor Lions Club Fredrick A. Clarke Oakburn & Area Lions Club Darlene Lucyshen Pine River Lions Club Anthony Krawchuk Portage La Prairie Maurice Blanchard Roblin & District Lions Club Terrence Melvin Paley Souris Lions Club Glen Rae Brandon Lions Club Howard Smith Minitonas District Lions Club Larry Connolly Minitonas District Lions Club Jim Fulford Sandy Lake Lions Club Phinnette Krisalovich Teulon & Area Lions Club Doug Stone Lions challenged to help 2013 Lions International victims in Oklahoma Youth Camp and Exchange Deadly tornado kills over 20 people need host families and destroys community The Lions International Youth Camp and There is a camp from August 5th s many of you know, to match his donation. A gan had a club meeting Exchange (YCE) will need approx 5 to to 11th that all exchange students Aa tragic event oc- match does not need to Tuesday night where over 6 host families for the summer of 2013 will be attending at the Delta Water- curred in the United States be the full $1,000, but US$3,000 was donated to provide accommodations for students fowl Field Camp near Minnedosa where a few days ago. A deadly can be any amount - even with more on the way from all over the world. we will have them come together as a tornado touched down US$1. Through local from clubs across the group. Their ages are from 16 to 21 years and in the state of Oklahoma Lions efforts, this money district. Districts in they are looking to experience our way of We will be exposing them to some more killing over 20 people, will be used for immediate Florida and Virginia are life for 2 weeks. Exchange students can be Canadian experiences at that time as well including children, as well relief and long term recon- sending truckloads of moved to another host family if a short as giving the host families a break as well as destroying schools, a struction. To match this relief supplies to the scene. stay is only available at the initial host as having them tell each other about their hospital and many homes donation, contact LCIF or Donations have come in family. It’s sometimes easier if a young country and culture. in the town of Moore. donate at https://www.lcif. from Ontario and Prince person of approximately the same age is available to “chum” around with but not If a host family or anyone else would like org/EN/ways-to-give/lion- Edward Island in Canada a necessity. Nothing special needs to be to volunteer as a supervisor and/or mentor A donor in Vancou- disaster-donation.php. All and from many clubs in planned by the host families, just the nor- at the camp we will provide all meals and ver, Canada, was so moved donations to the disaster the US. mal day-to-day life. Going camping, local accommodations for them for the week. by the stories of individual relief fund are Melvin ball game or to a social? Great take them A camp leader is also required if anyone bravery and survival from Jones Fellowship eligible. Please be generous along. You never know they might have has the time and desire to help organize Oklahoma that he do- in your donations to assist something to tell you about their country! activities and the running of the camp. nated US$1,000 to the Many other Lions disaster relief and recon- disaster relief fund at across the US and world struction. Thank you! Lions Clubs International have also responded to LCIF Development For more information or ideas call Gord Kingdon at 204-868-5155 Foundation (LCIF) as a the devastation in Okla- or [email protected] challenge to other Lions homa. A club in Michi- Help wanted! Looking for Lions Clubs to A fundraiser to change a life! distribute and collect Coin Boxes Hear all about it! at your local town Liquor Control outlet during July 2013. All monies raised goes to the Lions hearing program Funds to develop a Children’s Hearing Education and Resource Clinic In July please leave your change in the Lions coin donation box at all Manitoba Liquor Store outlets If your Lions club has an outlet in your community, we need your help. Your change ... Will change Please call Lion Bill McKitrick 204-873-2091 [email protected] A child’s hearing .... We need your help! or ED Elly Prendergast at 204-772-1899 or 1-800-552-6820 [email protected] 8 JUNE 2013 5M13 MANITOBA LION Serving Our Communities ... Lions Club Directory Our District ... The World A & Area Lions Club Wheat City Lions Club Supper meeting Noon Meetings Hamiota Lions Club & District Lions Club U 1st and 3rd Tuesday of month at Morden 3rd Tuesday 2nd & 4th Mondays each Month -12 noon 7:00 p.m. Meet at Morden Rec. Centre, Lions Room S Horseshoe Cafe Victoria Inn, 3550 Victoria Ave, Brandon Community Hall 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7:00 pm T Sec. Bev Makinson Sec. Dave Hughes 204-637-2533 Pres: Edith Caldwell President Lion Rob Lawrence I 204-726-5070 [email protected] Phone 822-6021 [email protected] [email protected] Sec: Ken Healy We Serve N Austin, Manitoba Please come pay us a visitation. [email protected] Secretary Lion Donald Holenski Holland and NEEPAWA LIONS CLUB Binscarth Lions Club CARBERRY & AREA Serving Neepawa & Area for 70 years Meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the LIONS CLUB Area Lions Club month at Binscarth Drop In Centre @ 7pm 8:00 meeting 2nd Wednesday Meetings first and third President: Alvin Kingdon 23 years of service Holland Elementary School Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
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