202M

AUGUST 2015

District 202M Cabinet Team

District Governor Region Chair 1 (Zone 1 and 2) COMMUNICATIONS TEAM Nalini Bhaskar (Udaya) Tanya Leyland District Editor 202Mdglionsclubsorgnz 202Mregion1lionsclubsorgnz Chethna Naidu Club Petone Club Spirit of Napier 202Minformlionsclubsorgnz Club Petone Cabinet Secretary Region Chair 2 (Zone 3 and 4) Graham Atkinson Marianna Domper (Simon) District WebmasterIT and PR 202Msecretarylionsclubsorgnz 202Mregion2lionsclubsorgnz Rex Bullard (Trish) Club Wellington Host Club Norsewood 202Mwebmasterlionsclubsorgnz Club Silverstream Cabinet Treasurer Region Chair 3 (Zone 5 6 and 7) Glenys Hansen (Athol Rowden) PDG Adrian Ash (Sharon) Public Relations 202Mtreasurerlionsclubsorgnz 202Mregion1lionsclubsorgnz Ken Huberts (Phillipa) Club Masterton Holdsworth Club Rimutaka 202MPRlionsclubsorgnz Club Gisborne Wainui 1st VDG Zone 1 Sam Browne (Janet) Chris Ramsay (Ray) Centennial Service Coordinator 202Mvdglionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone1lionsclubsorgnz Ken Huberts (Phillipa) Club Hastings Host Club Wairoa Lighthouse 202M100yearslionsclubsorgnz Club Gisborne Wainui 2nd VDG Zone 2 Rex Bullard (Trish) Helen McSporran (Ian) YOUTH TEAM 202M2vdglionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone2lionsclubsorgnz Youth Team Leader Peace Poster Club Silverstream Club Spirit of Napier Speechmaker Reading Action Programme IPDG and Services Chairman Zone 3 Marianna Domper (Simon) Keith Kenderdine (Mary) Murray Pringle (Simon Williams) 202Mregion2lionsclubsorgnz 202Mpdglionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone3lionsclubsorgnz Club Norsewood Club Tawa Club Dannevirke Host LMLCCT Zone 4 LCIF Simon Williams (Murray Pringle) Peter Little PCC Joanne Cameron (Mike) 202Mlmlcctlionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone4lionsclubsorgnz 202Mlciflionsclubsorgnz Club Dannevirke Host Club Carterton Club Karori Legal Advisor Zone 5 GLT Murray Pringle (Simon Williams) Peter Stern (Kirstin) PDG Sandie McIntosh 202Mlegallionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone5lionsclubsorgnz 202Mgltlionsclubsorgnz Club Dannevirke Host Club Silverstream Club Wellington Host GMT Zone 6 Zone 7 Terry White (Sandra) Mike Cameron (Jo) Noel Morgan (Rezea) 202Mgmtlionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone6lionsclubsorgnz 202Mzone7lionsclubsorgnz Club Waikanae Club Karori Club Waikanae

Non Cabinet Positions Youth Exchange amp Youth Camp Lions Quest Chairman Leo Advisor Lorraine Brooks (Chris) Linda Kirkland (Richard) Chethna Naidu 202Myouthexchangelionsclubsorgnz 202MQuestlionsclubsorgnz 202Mleoslionsclubsorgnz Club Rimutaka Club Greytown Club Petone Camp Quality District Governor Mentor Child Mobility Tanya Leyland PDG Noel Scherp PDG Robyn Daniels (Ken) 202Mcqlionsclubsorgnz 202MDGadvisorlionsclubsorgnz 202Mmobilitylionsclubsorgnz Club Spirit of Napier Club Petone Club Wellington Host Alert Chairman District Almoner Convention Chairman Darren Jackson (Leanne) June Norris PDG Alice McDonald (Peter) 202Malertlionsclubsorgnz 202Malmonerlionsclubsorgnz 202Mconvchairlionsclubsorgnz Club Rimutaka Club Wairoa Lighthouse Club Karori Convention Secretary Heads up for Kids Co-ordinator Gina Smith (Ralph) John Adam (Cathy) 202Mconseclionsclubsorgnz 202Mhu4klionsclubsorgnz Club Silverstream Club Karori

SPIRIT OF NAPIER LIONS CLUB

PO BOX 4095 MAREWA

NAPIER 4143

President Margaret Allcock

Meeting Venue Napier RSA Club

Dining Room

Hastings Street Napier

Social meeting 1st Tuesday of each month

6pm Social 630pm Meal

Board meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month 7pm

Club Business meeting 3rd Tuesday (Supper amp Business)

700pm meeting

Apologies To Lion Tamer Kath

Phone 8439080

Before 9am Tuesdays of each meeting

Have answer phone please leave a message

Considering joining our Lions club

Would like to find out more

Please contact Membership Chairperson

Helen McSporran

8365013

Web site address

New Zealand Lions

wwwlionsclubsorgnz

Lions club International

wwwlionsclubsorg

It is the month of August and boy does the months fly by fast

District Governor Nalini Bhaskar along with Barbara Chapman visited our club

and Napier Host

Nalini presented Val Helen and Kay with their

yearly service awards

About $30000 + was raised through the

Dutch Auction and Tail twisting This will be

given to Camp Quality in both clubs names

Many thanks to our Auctioneer Pam E and her

team of collectors

Bulletin Editor

On the telephone card

Left off Pam L cell-phone no which is 027 2088740

Left off part of Colleen Parkerrsquos

email address it is colmarpargmailcom

Hello we would be delighted if you could draw

the attention of your members and friends to the

one night concert The concert is to help 4rdquos

Company get to Carnegie Hall New York next

year a big exercise for some 34 of them

4rsquos Company is an up and coming vocal group

in Hastings and is made up with a range of ages

They are accompanied this night by Rhonda

Browne who is normally based in London

Rhonda is the daughter of Sam Browne our Vice District Governor The night promises to be a

good one

Best of Both Worlds Concert

St Matthews Anglican Church

King Street HASTINGS

700pm(Door Sales Only)

$2000 per person

Hello Ladies

What a beautiful day too nice to be inside

The Presidents weekend in Petone was a very busy one but very interesting

and informative There was a lot of discussion on communication retention of

members introducing possible changes within your clubs new members and

making club meetings more interesting and having fun and involving your new

members in all the projects that you do as a club

There are a number of service events coming up that require the whole club to

participate in Childrens Dignity Week10-10-10 for kids mobility and World

Service Day which are all coming up

Our Young Achievers awards night will be on the 24thSeptember Help will

be required for this evening

Thank you to all the committees you are doing a wonderful job and have a very

interesting year lined up for us all

Just living is not enough

one must have sunshine freedom and a little

flower

On your 100 service to the club to

Val Forward Lucy Clark and Helen McSporran

A month into the new Lions year and we have started on a positive note

We have inducted 13 new members celebrated the Presidents weekend

and we are continuing to serve the community Congratulations to all the

clubs who have recruited new members I would like to welcome them

into the Lions family International President Dr Yamada says ldquoAsk one

starts at homerdquo have you asked your family member to join Lions

I appreciate the efforts of my home club Petone Lions PDG Noel Scherp GLT Team Leader

PDG Sandie McIntosh and the facilitators for an awesome Presidents weekend Partners

programme was a knockout It began with stepping into the past at Petone Settlers Museum and

then a nail biting battle of the sexes at a game of 10 Pin bowling unfortunately the trophy was

never found It was great to see Past District Governors join dinner at La Bella Italia to celebrate

the leadership challenge that the Presidents have undertaken Antonio Cacace proprietor of La

Bella Italia was the inspirational and humorous guest speaker at dinner He spoke about how he

realised his dream which struck a chord with all Lions PDG Alice McDonaldrsquos creative

approach of inducting the 2015-16 Cabinet with an analogy to the planets was stimulating

A special thanks to all the attendees the weekend was enjoyable with your participation

Service is what we do Engaging our Youth is the Centennial Service Challenge for August As

is rightly said ldquoYouth who engage in meaningful service projects experience a host of positive

outcomesrdquo I am sure most clubs are already carrying on youth projects Report the activity as

centennial project in the service activity report and contribute to benefit 25 million people

Childrens Dignity Week is from 30th August ndash 5th September 2015 Lions bring hope and help

to children in need I would encourage all clubs to undertake projects to provide more help to

children

ANZI forum is scheduled from Friday 4th September - Sunday 6th September at Auckland Itrsquos

a great forum to meet Lions from constitutional area 7 International President Dr Yamada and

1st Vice President as well as attend the informative sessions

Club bulletins are interesting and I would love to read them all I have missed receiving

bulletins from many clubs Bulletin editors please send your club bulletin to me VDG Sam

Browne and 2nd VDG Rex Bullard if you are not already doing so Information about district

trainings will be published soon club members are encouraged to attend

I am excited about club visits DG visits start on 3 August and are shared with 1st VDG and 2nd

VDG Please feel free to send me information about your future projects I would love to assist

in projects or participate in a celebration

A little birdie once said ldquochange is the only constant in liferdquo

so letrsquos make the change to shape the future of Lions

Roar like a Lion to make a change

The Community Team are planning several

initiatives over the next few monthshellip

Childrenrsquos Dignity

Week will see knitted

clothes and morning

tea taken to the Teen

Mothersrsquo Unit and

possibly some jolly

colourful pillowcases to

the hospital childrenrsquos ward too

Kate has been busy making wheat-pack bags and wersquoll be

holding a lsquofillingrsquo working-bee soon

September will see us visiting elderly gentlemen in a

Rest Home for Fatherrsquos Day

The lsquoBooks for Kindyrsquosrsquo will start from now and once we have a good number we

plan on distributing in February so this gives us a good length of time to

begborrow steal() suitable books for kindy aged children Please bring your

offerings to club meetings

As always we need the whole club to participate in all initiatives so as a team we can

achieve more

Our thanks

The Community Team

Valrsquos foot is much improved only having it dressed twice a week Her foot

is still swollen as she now has arthritis in her feet

I contacted Helen Sherratt she is doing ok and is having a private burial for Martinrsquos

ashes

Nola hasnrsquot been well and is not getting any satisfaction from the Specialists

Maryrsquos husband Keith passed away unexpectedly on Thursday 13

August in hospital All our thoughts love and prayers go to Mary Carl

and Tanya Just try to believe Keith is at peace now In time you will

it does take time

His funeral will be at the Sugar Loaf Chapel On Tuesday 18 August at

11am Rest in peace Keith Kay goes into hospital on the 18th for a knee replacement

Hope everyone else stays healthy for the rest of this bitterly cold

winter

Maureen

Low-Tech Computing

by Vernon Waring

My new computers quite the gift

And one I truly covet -

With all the latest features

Who could help but love it

Ill surf the net at breakneck speed

As if Im in a race

There is no end to what Ill do

Launched in cyberspace

My new computers quite the joy

ii savour dusk till dawn

Now all I need to find is

The switch that turns it on

Tanya Kay Janine

Claire Gae Nola

Maureen Colleen

President Margaret

Secretary Glenys

Treasurer Mary

SPIRIT OF NAPIER LIONS CLUB

PO BOX 4095 MAREWA

NAPIER 4143

President Margaret Allcock

Meeting Venue Napier RSA Club

Dining Room

Hastings Street Napier

Social meeting 1st Tuesday of each month

6pm Social 630pm Meal

Board meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month 7pm

Club Business meeting 3rd Tuesday (Supper amp Business)

700pm meeting

Apologies To Lion Tamer Kath

Phone 8439080

Before 9am Tuesdays of each meeting

Have answer phone please leave a message

Considering joining our Lions club

Would like to find out more

Please contact Membership Chairperson

Helen McSporran

8365013

Web site address

New Zealand Lions

wwwlionsclubsorgnz

Lions club International

wwwlionsclubsorg

It is the month of August and boy does the months fly by fast

District Governor Nalini Bhaskar along with Barbara Chapman visited our club

and Napier Host

Nalini presented Val Helen and Kay with their

yearly service awards

About $30000 + was raised through the

Dutch Auction and Tail twisting This will be

given to Camp Quality in both clubs names

Many thanks to our Auctioneer Pam E and her

team of collectors

Bulletin Editor

On the telephone card

Left off Pam L cell-phone no which is 027 2088740

Left off part of Colleen Parkerrsquos

email address it is colmarpargmailcom

Hello we would be delighted if you could draw

the attention of your members and friends to the

one night concert The concert is to help 4rdquos

Company get to Carnegie Hall New York next

year a big exercise for some 34 of them

4rsquos Company is an up and coming vocal group

in Hastings and is made up with a range of ages

They are accompanied this night by Rhonda

Browne who is normally based in London

Rhonda is the daughter of Sam Browne our Vice District Governor The night promises to be a

good one

Best of Both Worlds Concert

St Matthews Anglican Church

King Street HASTINGS

700pm(Door Sales Only)

$2000 per person

Hello Ladies

What a beautiful day too nice to be inside

The Presidents weekend in Petone was a very busy one but very interesting

and informative There was a lot of discussion on communication retention of

members introducing possible changes within your clubs new members and

making club meetings more interesting and having fun and involving your new

members in all the projects that you do as a club

There are a number of service events coming up that require the whole club to

participate in Childrens Dignity Week10-10-10 for kids mobility and World

Service Day which are all coming up

Our Young Achievers awards night will be on the 24thSeptember Help will

be required for this evening

Thank you to all the committees you are doing a wonderful job and have a very

interesting year lined up for us all

Just living is not enough

one must have sunshine freedom and a little

flower

On your 100 service to the club to

Val Forward Lucy Clark and Helen McSporran

A month into the new Lions year and we have started on a positive note

We have inducted 13 new members celebrated the Presidents weekend

and we are continuing to serve the community Congratulations to all the

clubs who have recruited new members I would like to welcome them

into the Lions family International President Dr Yamada says ldquoAsk one

starts at homerdquo have you asked your family member to join Lions

I appreciate the efforts of my home club Petone Lions PDG Noel Scherp GLT Team Leader

PDG Sandie McIntosh and the facilitators for an awesome Presidents weekend Partners

programme was a knockout It began with stepping into the past at Petone Settlers Museum and

then a nail biting battle of the sexes at a game of 10 Pin bowling unfortunately the trophy was

never found It was great to see Past District Governors join dinner at La Bella Italia to celebrate

the leadership challenge that the Presidents have undertaken Antonio Cacace proprietor of La

Bella Italia was the inspirational and humorous guest speaker at dinner He spoke about how he

realised his dream which struck a chord with all Lions PDG Alice McDonaldrsquos creative

approach of inducting the 2015-16 Cabinet with an analogy to the planets was stimulating

A special thanks to all the attendees the weekend was enjoyable with your participation

Service is what we do Engaging our Youth is the Centennial Service Challenge for August As

is rightly said ldquoYouth who engage in meaningful service projects experience a host of positive

outcomesrdquo I am sure most clubs are already carrying on youth projects Report the activity as

centennial project in the service activity report and contribute to benefit 25 million people

Childrens Dignity Week is from 30th August ndash 5th September 2015 Lions bring hope and help

to children in need I would encourage all clubs to undertake projects to provide more help to

children

ANZI forum is scheduled from Friday 4th September - Sunday 6th September at Auckland Itrsquos

a great forum to meet Lions from constitutional area 7 International President Dr Yamada and

1st Vice President as well as attend the informative sessions

Club bulletins are interesting and I would love to read them all I have missed receiving

bulletins from many clubs Bulletin editors please send your club bulletin to me VDG Sam

Browne and 2nd VDG Rex Bullard if you are not already doing so Information about district

trainings will be published soon club members are encouraged to attend

I am excited about club visits DG visits start on 3 August and are shared with 1st VDG and 2nd

VDG Please feel free to send me information about your future projects I would love to assist

in projects or participate in a celebration

A little birdie once said ldquochange is the only constant in liferdquo

so letrsquos make the change to shape the future of Lions

Roar like a Lion to make a change

The Community Team are planning several

initiatives over the next few monthshellip

Childrenrsquos Dignity

Week will see knitted

clothes and morning

tea taken to the Teen

Mothersrsquo Unit and

possibly some jolly

colourful pillowcases to

the hospital childrenrsquos ward too

Kate has been busy making wheat-pack bags and wersquoll be

holding a lsquofillingrsquo working-bee soon

September will see us visiting elderly gentlemen in a

Rest Home for Fatherrsquos Day

The lsquoBooks for Kindyrsquosrsquo will start from now and once we have a good number we

plan on distributing in February so this gives us a good length of time to

begborrow steal() suitable books for kindy aged children Please bring your

offerings to club meetings

As always we need the whole club to participate in all initiatives so as a team we can

achieve more

Our thanks

The Community Team

Valrsquos foot is much improved only having it dressed twice a week Her foot

is still swollen as she now has arthritis in her feet

I contacted Helen Sherratt she is doing ok and is having a private burial for Martinrsquos

ashes

Nola hasnrsquot been well and is not getting any satisfaction from the Specialists

Maryrsquos husband Keith passed away unexpectedly on Thursday 13

August in hospital All our thoughts love and prayers go to Mary Carl

and Tanya Just try to believe Keith is at peace now In time you will

it does take time

His funeral will be at the Sugar Loaf Chapel On Tuesday 18 August at

11am Rest in peace Keith Kay goes into hospital on the 18th for a knee replacement

Hope everyone else stays healthy for the rest of this bitterly cold

winter

Maureen

Low-Tech Computing

by Vernon Waring

My new computers quite the gift

And one I truly covet -

With all the latest features

Who could help but love it

Ill surf the net at breakneck speed

As if Im in a race

There is no end to what Ill do

Launched in cyberspace

My new computers quite the joy

ii savour dusk till dawn

Now all I need to find is

The switch that turns it on

Tanya Kay Janine

Claire Gae Nola

Maureen Colleen

President Margaret

Secretary Glenys

Treasurer Mary

Hello Ladies

What a beautiful day too nice to be inside

The Presidents weekend in Petone was a very busy one but very interesting

and informative There was a lot of discussion on communication retention of

members introducing possible changes within your clubs new members and

making club meetings more interesting and having fun and involving your new

members in all the projects that you do as a club

There are a number of service events coming up that require the whole club to

participate in Childrens Dignity Week10-10-10 for kids mobility and World

Service Day which are all coming up

Our Young Achievers awards night will be on the 24thSeptember Help will

be required for this evening

Thank you to all the committees you are doing a wonderful job and have a very

interesting year lined up for us all

Just living is not enough

one must have sunshine freedom and a little

flower

On your 100 service to the club to

Val Forward Lucy Clark and Helen McSporran

A month into the new Lions year and we have started on a positive note

We have inducted 13 new members celebrated the Presidents weekend

and we are continuing to serve the community Congratulations to all the

clubs who have recruited new members I would like to welcome them

into the Lions family International President Dr Yamada says ldquoAsk one

starts at homerdquo have you asked your family member to join Lions

I appreciate the efforts of my home club Petone Lions PDG Noel Scherp GLT Team Leader

PDG Sandie McIntosh and the facilitators for an awesome Presidents weekend Partners

programme was a knockout It began with stepping into the past at Petone Settlers Museum and

then a nail biting battle of the sexes at a game of 10 Pin bowling unfortunately the trophy was

never found It was great to see Past District Governors join dinner at La Bella Italia to celebrate

the leadership challenge that the Presidents have undertaken Antonio Cacace proprietor of La

Bella Italia was the inspirational and humorous guest speaker at dinner He spoke about how he

realised his dream which struck a chord with all Lions PDG Alice McDonaldrsquos creative

approach of inducting the 2015-16 Cabinet with an analogy to the planets was stimulating

A special thanks to all the attendees the weekend was enjoyable with your participation

Service is what we do Engaging our Youth is the Centennial Service Challenge for August As

is rightly said ldquoYouth who engage in meaningful service projects experience a host of positive

outcomesrdquo I am sure most clubs are already carrying on youth projects Report the activity as

centennial project in the service activity report and contribute to benefit 25 million people

Childrens Dignity Week is from 30th August ndash 5th September 2015 Lions bring hope and help

to children in need I would encourage all clubs to undertake projects to provide more help to

children

ANZI forum is scheduled from Friday 4th September - Sunday 6th September at Auckland Itrsquos

a great forum to meet Lions from constitutional area 7 International President Dr Yamada and

1st Vice President as well as attend the informative sessions

Club bulletins are interesting and I would love to read them all I have missed receiving

bulletins from many clubs Bulletin editors please send your club bulletin to me VDG Sam

Browne and 2nd VDG Rex Bullard if you are not already doing so Information about district

trainings will be published soon club members are encouraged to attend

I am excited about club visits DG visits start on 3 August and are shared with 1st VDG and 2nd

VDG Please feel free to send me information about your future projects I would love to assist

in projects or participate in a celebration

A little birdie once said ldquochange is the only constant in liferdquo

so letrsquos make the change to shape the future of Lions

Roar like a Lion to make a change

The Community Team are planning several

initiatives over the next few monthshellip

Childrenrsquos Dignity

Week will see knitted

clothes and morning

tea taken to the Teen

Mothersrsquo Unit and

possibly some jolly

colourful pillowcases to

the hospital childrenrsquos ward too

Kate has been busy making wheat-pack bags and wersquoll be

holding a lsquofillingrsquo working-bee soon

September will see us visiting elderly gentlemen in a

Rest Home for Fatherrsquos Day

The lsquoBooks for Kindyrsquosrsquo will start from now and once we have a good number we

plan on distributing in February so this gives us a good length of time to

begborrow steal() suitable books for kindy aged children Please bring your

offerings to club meetings

As always we need the whole club to participate in all initiatives so as a team we can

achieve more

Our thanks

The Community Team

Valrsquos foot is much improved only having it dressed twice a week Her foot

is still swollen as she now has arthritis in her feet

I contacted Helen Sherratt she is doing ok and is having a private burial for Martinrsquos

ashes

Nola hasnrsquot been well and is not getting any satisfaction from the Specialists

Maryrsquos husband Keith passed away unexpectedly on Thursday 13

August in hospital All our thoughts love and prayers go to Mary Carl

and Tanya Just try to believe Keith is at peace now In time you will

it does take time

His funeral will be at the Sugar Loaf Chapel On Tuesday 18 August at

11am Rest in peace Keith Kay goes into hospital on the 18th for a knee replacement

Hope everyone else stays healthy for the rest of this bitterly cold

winter

Maureen

Low-Tech Computing

by Vernon Waring

My new computers quite the gift

And one I truly covet -

With all the latest features

Who could help but love it

Ill surf the net at breakneck speed

As if Im in a race

There is no end to what Ill do

Launched in cyberspace

My new computers quite the joy

ii savour dusk till dawn

Now all I need to find is

The switch that turns it on

Tanya Kay Janine

Claire Gae Nola

Maureen Colleen

President Margaret

Secretary Glenys

Treasurer Mary

The Community Team are planning several

initiatives over the next few monthshellip

Childrenrsquos Dignity

Week will see knitted

clothes and morning

tea taken to the Teen

Mothersrsquo Unit and

possibly some jolly

colourful pillowcases to

the hospital childrenrsquos ward too

Kate has been busy making wheat-pack bags and wersquoll be

holding a lsquofillingrsquo working-bee soon

September will see us visiting elderly gentlemen in a

Rest Home for Fatherrsquos Day

The lsquoBooks for Kindyrsquosrsquo will start from now and once we have a good number we

plan on distributing in February so this gives us a good length of time to

begborrow steal() suitable books for kindy aged children Please bring your

offerings to club meetings

As always we need the whole club to participate in all initiatives so as a team we can

achieve more

Our thanks

The Community Team

Valrsquos foot is much improved only having it dressed twice a week Her foot

is still swollen as she now has arthritis in her feet

I contacted Helen Sherratt she is doing ok and is having a private burial for Martinrsquos

ashes

Nola hasnrsquot been well and is not getting any satisfaction from the Specialists

Maryrsquos husband Keith passed away unexpectedly on Thursday 13

August in hospital All our thoughts love and prayers go to Mary Carl

and Tanya Just try to believe Keith is at peace now In time you will

it does take time

His funeral will be at the Sugar Loaf Chapel On Tuesday 18 August at

11am Rest in peace Keith Kay goes into hospital on the 18th for a knee replacement

Hope everyone else stays healthy for the rest of this bitterly cold

winter

Maureen

Low-Tech Computing

by Vernon Waring

My new computers quite the gift

And one I truly covet -

With all the latest features

Who could help but love it

Ill surf the net at breakneck speed

As if Im in a race

There is no end to what Ill do

Launched in cyberspace

My new computers quite the joy

ii savour dusk till dawn

Now all I need to find is

The switch that turns it on

Tanya Kay Janine

Claire Gae Nola

Maureen Colleen

President Margaret

Secretary Glenys

Treasurer Mary

August Birthday Girls Gae Jeannie Jennifer Val and Lucy

September Birthday Girls

Sheila Stewart and Helen Sherratt

Wishing you all the great things in life hope this day will bring you an extra share of all that makes you

happiest

Do not stress about the closed doors behind you New doors are opening every moment and you will see them if you keep

moving forward

4th September Cake StallRaffles in

Taradale

11th September Opening of play ground

by Hastings Host

15th September is Odd Shoe Day Sales

Table

18th September Catering at Riversdale

16th September Young Achieverrsquos Meet Students amp Parents

24th September Young Achieverrsquos Evening

Meetings for S

eptember are

1st S

ocial

8th Board

15th Business

September 2015

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

FOR NOTESCRIBBLE

Pam E Jeannie

Pauline Alison

Jackie Joyce

Sheila Helen S

Val Jennifer Sharon Pamela P

Pam L Lucy Kerry and Kath

Hi from Projects team

Permission has been given by City Council for a cake stall in Taradale on

the 4th September please mark your calendars

See Val for names to help on the day -Normally 930am to 1200-Four in

total with our new tee shirts and flag

Pam England and I have done a finger food quote for next year

We have also arranged a menu for High

Tea Need to get a poster done to help sell the

idea to Riversdale and Masonic Village

Thanks to Pam Latimer for the idea and

suggestions

Our three weekly meal at Riversdale continues Thanks

ladies who help with this Big thanks you to Helen

McSporran and Pam England who have picked up extras

while I have been out of service

Please pass on any ideas to our committee

Cheers-Val

DG Visit Evening

This proved to be a very enjoyable

evening and seemingly well received by

DG Nalini Bhasker who was most

generous with her purchases along with

Host and Spirit members

The Dutch Auction and Tailing Twisting

raised $300 00+ for Camp Quality

Of course this figure is representative of both Host and Spirit

Our Raffle was a success Boxes were donated by Alison and contents were

purchased by Pam A total of $8040 was raised and this has been put into the

Social Club account

15th September (Business Night)

lsquoOdd Shoe nightrdquo Gold coin please and

prize for most original sight

Would all attending please bring along

SECRETLY a photo of your father and we

will see who can match these with daughters

Please hand to me in an envelope with name

inside

A prize for best numbers so do not help each

other An entry form will be provided and a

secret box to place results

Keep well and happymdash Spring is almost

here

WANTED

CONTRACT JOBS

COMMUNITY PROJECTS

FUNRASING IDEAS

If anybody know of any please let the project committee

convenor Val know

I have taken this recipe from my Grandmotherrsquos old cook book and

as she said if it does not work out as a lovely cake it makes a great

dessert Serve with either Ice-cream or Custard We called it Grans

PUT IN THE POT

Put the following ingredients into a pot

frac14lb Butter 1 teaspoon Baking Soda

1 cup Sugar 2 level dessertspoon Golden syrup

frac12 cup milk

Melt these and stir to prevent boiling

Remove from heat and add an extra frac12 cup milk

Add the following

2 cups of Flour

2 level teaspoons Baking Powder

1 dessertspoon Cocoa

Mix together and beat well

Pour into a greased and floured tin

Bake 30 minutes at 350F

Well Ladies if any of you have recipes you would like to share why donrsquot you

get them to me and I will put them in the bulletin

Also if you cannot do your job on the roster

it is your responsibly to find a replacement

Apple apricot banana Blueberry cherry

Grape Grapefruit kumquat lemon Lime

mango nectarine Orange papaya passion fruit

Peach pear pineapple Plum raspberry

Rhubarb strawberry watermelon

Duty Roster

Greeter Door Invocation

September 1st Sheila Janine Helen S

September 15th Pam E

October 8th Helen McS Pamela L Maureen

To the following clubs I sayhellip THANK YOU

Gisborne Wainui Hastings Host Karori Eastbourne Napier Spirit

Lower Hutt Host Havelock North Village Waikanae Greytown Kapiti

Dannevirke Host Tawa Mana Wellington Host Norsewood Wellington North

Rimutaka Napier Host Waipawa District Featherston Lioness Featherston

Greytown Lioness Masterton Holdsworth Hastings Pioneer Johnsonville

Riddiford Gisborne Host Takapau

Collectively these clubs have been recorded for donating US$21673 to LCIF

during the 2014 - 2015 Lions year Club donations ranged between

US$247838 and US$9783 It is very pleasing to say that 26 out of 53 Lions

Clubs and 2 out of 5 Lioness Clubs in the District made a contribution

If your Lions Club is mentioned above AND you achieved an increase in your

club membership then I would suggest you fill in the application form for the

Club Excellence Award as these are the two areas clubs find most difficult to

achieve Every donation is appreciated so thank you to you all Our Foundation

is all about Lions helping Lions achieve their community projects

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) provides grant funding to assist

Lions clubs in developing and implementing large-scale humanitarian projects

The foundationrsquos focus is in sight saving projects supporting our youth

providing disaster relief and combating disability These grants help Lions

expand our outreach and increase our ability within local and global

communities to serve even more people in need around the world So please

support our foundation and make a positive difference in the lives of others

If you have any questions about making a donation applying for a grant

awarding someone with a Melvin Jones Fellowship award or any question

about the Foundation then please contact me My details are in the directory

however email is probably easiest and my email address is

202mlciflionsclubsorgnz

I look forward to hearing from you soon

PCC Jo Cameron

202M LCIF coordinator

International President Dr Jitsuhiro Yamada theme Dignity As we strive to serve the needs of others let us always remember to respect the

dignity of those we serve As we reach out to others with hands of service let us always

remember it is not a handout

Harmony As we build others up let us always remember serving others isnrsquot just an act of

kindness it is also a means to build understanding and harmony

Humanity As we show empathy for the less fortunate in our respective communities let us

extend empathy to all who are suffering around the world And as we continue to serve human

kind let us remember that serving humanity is not a duty it is a

responsibility

EVERY YEAR thousands of small cranes cross over the Himalayas

at an altitude of 8000m in V formation for their seasonal migration

They are known as demoiselle cranes and they are the smallest species

in the crane family of birds During the summer they reside in the

steppes of Mongolia As winter approaches they form groups and

begin their southward journey to India At 8000 meters the

temperature is minus thirty Celsius and the oxygen saturation is only

one third of the terrestrial oxygen level Those brutal conditions make

their migration a life or death journey in the truest sense

This gruelling route would be impossible for a small number of birds By flying in a large V

formation each bird can make use of the backflow of air over the wings of the other birds in

front of them and by doing so reduce the total energy expended The leading bird expends the

greatest amount of energy so it is necessary to continually rotate new birds into the position

The demoiselle crane depends upon the cooperation and harmony of every other member of the

flock While each bird is small every bird has great dignity

The determination demonstrated as well as other characteristics like teamwork and their

family structure have endeared the crane to multiple cultures In Japan the crane has

traditionally been a symbol of long life In the Japanese art of origami the crane is the most

basic and representative form that all children learn how to make There is a custom of folding

cranes and giving one to a loved one who is suffering from disease or injury as a way to say

ldquowe wish you a quick recovery and long liferdquo The folding of origami cranes is a meditative act

that shows the heartfelt wishes of friends and family for the ill to become well again But the

crane has also become known as a symbol of peace ndash not only in Japan but around the world

We Lions have been fostering international peace and harmony through service giving hope to

all people and giving opportunity to live with dignity As a medical doctor I made a career out

of fighting for the dignity of human life A doctor might be able to save 10000 lives

over the course his career By working together our association can save tend of

millions of lives each year through our programs

Peace hope determination teamwork and uniting people through

service are central elements of my presidential theme -

Dignity Harmony Humanityrdquo

Pam E Jeannie

Pauline Alison

Jackie Joyce

Sheila Helen S

Val Jennifer Sharon Pamela P

Pam L Lucy Kerry and Kath

Hi from Projects team

Permission has been given by City Council for a cake stall in Taradale on

the 4th September please mark your calendars

See Val for names to help on the day -Normally 930am to 1200-Four in

total with our new tee shirts and flag

Pam England and I have done a finger food quote for next year

We have also arranged a menu for High

Tea Need to get a poster done to help sell the

idea to Riversdale and Masonic Village

Thanks to Pam Latimer for the idea and

suggestions

Our three weekly meal at Riversdale continues Thanks

ladies who help with this Big thanks you to Helen

McSporran and Pam England who have picked up extras

while I have been out of service

Please pass on any ideas to our committee

Cheers-Val

DG Visit Evening

This proved to be a very enjoyable

evening and seemingly well received by

DG Nalini Bhasker who was most

generous with her purchases along with

Host and Spirit members

The Dutch Auction and Tailing Twisting

raised $300 00+ for Camp Quality

Of course this figure is representative of both Host and Spirit

Our Raffle was a success Boxes were donated by Alison and contents were

purchased by Pam A total of $8040 was raised and this has been put into the

Social Club account

15th September (Business Night)

lsquoOdd Shoe nightrdquo Gold coin please and

prize for most original sight

Would all attending please bring along

SECRETLY a photo of your father and we

will see who can match these with daughters

Please hand to me in an envelope with name

inside

A prize for best numbers so do not help each

other An entry form will be provided and a

secret box to place results

Keep well and happymdash Spring is almost

here

WANTED

CONTRACT JOBS

COMMUNITY PROJECTS

FUNRASING IDEAS

If anybody know of any please let the project committee

convenor Val know

I have taken this recipe from my Grandmotherrsquos old cook book and

as she said if it does not work out as a lovely cake it makes a great

dessert Serve with either Ice-cream or Custard We called it Grans

PUT IN THE POT

Put the following ingredients into a pot

frac14lb Butter 1 teaspoon Baking Soda

1 cup Sugar 2 level dessertspoon Golden syrup

frac12 cup milk

Melt these and stir to prevent boiling

Remove from heat and add an extra frac12 cup milk

Add the following

2 cups of Flour

2 level teaspoons Baking Powder

1 dessertspoon Cocoa

Mix together and beat well

Pour into a greased and floured tin

Bake 30 minutes at 350F

Well Ladies if any of you have recipes you would like to share why donrsquot you

get them to me and I will put them in the bulletin

Also if you cannot do your job on the roster

it is your responsibly to find a replacement

Apple apricot banana Blueberry cherry

Grape Grapefruit kumquat lemon Lime

mango nectarine Orange papaya passion fruit

Peach pear pineapple Plum raspberry

Rhubarb strawberry watermelon

Duty Roster

Greeter Door Invocation

September 1st Sheila Janine Helen S

September 15th Pam E

October 8th Helen McS Pamela L Maureen

To the following clubs I sayhellip THANK YOU

Gisborne Wainui Hastings Host Karori Eastbourne Napier Spirit

Lower Hutt Host Havelock North Village Waikanae Greytown Kapiti

Dannevirke Host Tawa Mana Wellington Host Norsewood Wellington North

Rimutaka Napier Host Waipawa District Featherston Lioness Featherston

Greytown Lioness Masterton Holdsworth Hastings Pioneer Johnsonville

Riddiford Gisborne Host Takapau

Collectively these clubs have been recorded for donating US$21673 to LCIF

during the 2014 - 2015 Lions year Club donations ranged between

US$247838 and US$9783 It is very pleasing to say that 26 out of 53 Lions

Clubs and 2 out of 5 Lioness Clubs in the District made a contribution

If your Lions Club is mentioned above AND you achieved an increase in your

club membership then I would suggest you fill in the application form for the

Club Excellence Award as these are the two areas clubs find most difficult to

achieve Every donation is appreciated so thank you to you all Our Foundation

is all about Lions helping Lions achieve their community projects

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) provides grant funding to assist

Lions clubs in developing and implementing large-scale humanitarian projects

The foundationrsquos focus is in sight saving projects supporting our youth

providing disaster relief and combating disability These grants help Lions

expand our outreach and increase our ability within local and global

communities to serve even more people in need around the world So please

support our foundation and make a positive difference in the lives of others

If you have any questions about making a donation applying for a grant

awarding someone with a Melvin Jones Fellowship award or any question

about the Foundation then please contact me My details are in the directory

however email is probably easiest and my email address is

202mlciflionsclubsorgnz

I look forward to hearing from you soon

PCC Jo Cameron

202M LCIF coordinator

International President Dr Jitsuhiro Yamada theme Dignity As we strive to serve the needs of others let us always remember to respect the

dignity of those we serve As we reach out to others with hands of service let us always

remember it is not a handout

Harmony As we build others up let us always remember serving others isnrsquot just an act of

kindness it is also a means to build understanding and harmony

Humanity As we show empathy for the less fortunate in our respective communities let us

extend empathy to all who are suffering around the world And as we continue to serve human

kind let us remember that serving humanity is not a duty it is a

responsibility

EVERY YEAR thousands of small cranes cross over the Himalayas

at an altitude of 8000m in V formation for their seasonal migration

They are known as demoiselle cranes and they are the smallest species

in the crane family of birds During the summer they reside in the

steppes of Mongolia As winter approaches they form groups and

begin their southward journey to India At 8000 meters the

temperature is minus thirty Celsius and the oxygen saturation is only

one third of the terrestrial oxygen level Those brutal conditions make

their migration a life or death journey in the truest sense

This gruelling route would be impossible for a small number of birds By flying in a large V

formation each bird can make use of the backflow of air over the wings of the other birds in

front of them and by doing so reduce the total energy expended The leading bird expends the

greatest amount of energy so it is necessary to continually rotate new birds into the position

The demoiselle crane depends upon the cooperation and harmony of every other member of the

flock While each bird is small every bird has great dignity

The determination demonstrated as well as other characteristics like teamwork and their

family structure have endeared the crane to multiple cultures In Japan the crane has

traditionally been a symbol of long life In the Japanese art of origami the crane is the most

basic and representative form that all children learn how to make There is a custom of folding

cranes and giving one to a loved one who is suffering from disease or injury as a way to say

ldquowe wish you a quick recovery and long liferdquo The folding of origami cranes is a meditative act

that shows the heartfelt wishes of friends and family for the ill to become well again But the

crane has also become known as a symbol of peace ndash not only in Japan but around the world

We Lions have been fostering international peace and harmony through service giving hope to

all people and giving opportunity to live with dignity As a medical doctor I made a career out

of fighting for the dignity of human life A doctor might be able to save 10000 lives

over the course his career By working together our association can save tend of

millions of lives each year through our programs

Peace hope determination teamwork and uniting people through

service are central elements of my presidential theme -

Dignity Harmony Humanityrdquo

I have taken this recipe from my Grandmotherrsquos old cook book and

as she said if it does not work out as a lovely cake it makes a great

dessert Serve with either Ice-cream or Custard We called it Grans

PUT IN THE POT

Put the following ingredients into a pot

frac14lb Butter 1 teaspoon Baking Soda

1 cup Sugar 2 level dessertspoon Golden syrup

frac12 cup milk

Melt these and stir to prevent boiling

Remove from heat and add an extra frac12 cup milk

Add the following

2 cups of Flour

2 level teaspoons Baking Powder

1 dessertspoon Cocoa

Mix together and beat well

Pour into a greased and floured tin

Bake 30 minutes at 350F

Well Ladies if any of you have recipes you would like to share why donrsquot you

get them to me and I will put them in the bulletin

Also if you cannot do your job on the roster

it is your responsibly to find a replacement

Apple apricot banana Blueberry cherry

Grape Grapefruit kumquat lemon Lime

mango nectarine Orange papaya passion fruit

Peach pear pineapple Plum raspberry

Rhubarb strawberry watermelon

Duty Roster

Greeter Door Invocation

September 1st Sheila Janine Helen S

September 15th Pam E

October 8th Helen McS Pamela L Maureen

To the following clubs I sayhellip THANK YOU

Gisborne Wainui Hastings Host Karori Eastbourne Napier Spirit

Lower Hutt Host Havelock North Village Waikanae Greytown Kapiti

Dannevirke Host Tawa Mana Wellington Host Norsewood Wellington North

Rimutaka Napier Host Waipawa District Featherston Lioness Featherston

Greytown Lioness Masterton Holdsworth Hastings Pioneer Johnsonville

Riddiford Gisborne Host Takapau

Collectively these clubs have been recorded for donating US$21673 to LCIF

during the 2014 - 2015 Lions year Club donations ranged between

US$247838 and US$9783 It is very pleasing to say that 26 out of 53 Lions

Clubs and 2 out of 5 Lioness Clubs in the District made a contribution

If your Lions Club is mentioned above AND you achieved an increase in your

club membership then I would suggest you fill in the application form for the

Club Excellence Award as these are the two areas clubs find most difficult to

achieve Every donation is appreciated so thank you to you all Our Foundation

is all about Lions helping Lions achieve their community projects

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) provides grant funding to assist

Lions clubs in developing and implementing large-scale humanitarian projects

The foundationrsquos focus is in sight saving projects supporting our youth

providing disaster relief and combating disability These grants help Lions

expand our outreach and increase our ability within local and global

communities to serve even more people in need around the world So please

support our foundation and make a positive difference in the lives of others

If you have any questions about making a donation applying for a grant

awarding someone with a Melvin Jones Fellowship award or any question

about the Foundation then please contact me My details are in the directory

however email is probably easiest and my email address is

202mlciflionsclubsorgnz

I look forward to hearing from you soon

PCC Jo Cameron

202M LCIF coordinator

International President Dr Jitsuhiro Yamada theme Dignity As we strive to serve the needs of others let us always remember to respect the

dignity of those we serve As we reach out to others with hands of service let us always

remember it is not a handout

Harmony As we build others up let us always remember serving others isnrsquot just an act of

kindness it is also a means to build understanding and harmony

Humanity As we show empathy for the less fortunate in our respective communities let us

extend empathy to all who are suffering around the world And as we continue to serve human

kind let us remember that serving humanity is not a duty it is a

responsibility

EVERY YEAR thousands of small cranes cross over the Himalayas

at an altitude of 8000m in V formation for their seasonal migration

They are known as demoiselle cranes and they are the smallest species

in the crane family of birds During the summer they reside in the

steppes of Mongolia As winter approaches they form groups and

begin their southward journey to India At 8000 meters the

temperature is minus thirty Celsius and the oxygen saturation is only

one third of the terrestrial oxygen level Those brutal conditions make

their migration a life or death journey in the truest sense

This gruelling route would be impossible for a small number of birds By flying in a large V

formation each bird can make use of the backflow of air over the wings of the other birds in

front of them and by doing so reduce the total energy expended The leading bird expends the

greatest amount of energy so it is necessary to continually rotate new birds into the position

The demoiselle crane depends upon the cooperation and harmony of every other member of the

flock While each bird is small every bird has great dignity

The determination demonstrated as well as other characteristics like teamwork and their

family structure have endeared the crane to multiple cultures In Japan the crane has

traditionally been a symbol of long life In the Japanese art of origami the crane is the most

basic and representative form that all children learn how to make There is a custom of folding

cranes and giving one to a loved one who is suffering from disease or injury as a way to say

ldquowe wish you a quick recovery and long liferdquo The folding of origami cranes is a meditative act

that shows the heartfelt wishes of friends and family for the ill to become well again But the

crane has also become known as a symbol of peace ndash not only in Japan but around the world

We Lions have been fostering international peace and harmony through service giving hope to

all people and giving opportunity to live with dignity As a medical doctor I made a career out

of fighting for the dignity of human life A doctor might be able to save 10000 lives

over the course his career By working together our association can save tend of

millions of lives each year through our programs

Peace hope determination teamwork and uniting people through

service are central elements of my presidential theme -

Dignity Harmony Humanityrdquo

To the following clubs I sayhellip THANK YOU

Gisborne Wainui Hastings Host Karori Eastbourne Napier Spirit

Lower Hutt Host Havelock North Village Waikanae Greytown Kapiti

Dannevirke Host Tawa Mana Wellington Host Norsewood Wellington North

Rimutaka Napier Host Waipawa District Featherston Lioness Featherston

Greytown Lioness Masterton Holdsworth Hastings Pioneer Johnsonville

Riddiford Gisborne Host Takapau

Collectively these clubs have been recorded for donating US$21673 to LCIF

during the 2014 - 2015 Lions year Club donations ranged between

US$247838 and US$9783 It is very pleasing to say that 26 out of 53 Lions

Clubs and 2 out of 5 Lioness Clubs in the District made a contribution

If your Lions Club is mentioned above AND you achieved an increase in your

club membership then I would suggest you fill in the application form for the

Club Excellence Award as these are the two areas clubs find most difficult to

achieve Every donation is appreciated so thank you to you all Our Foundation

is all about Lions helping Lions achieve their community projects

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) provides grant funding to assist

Lions clubs in developing and implementing large-scale humanitarian projects

The foundationrsquos focus is in sight saving projects supporting our youth

providing disaster relief and combating disability These grants help Lions

expand our outreach and increase our ability within local and global

communities to serve even more people in need around the world So please

support our foundation and make a positive difference in the lives of others

If you have any questions about making a donation applying for a grant

awarding someone with a Melvin Jones Fellowship award or any question

about the Foundation then please contact me My details are in the directory

however email is probably easiest and my email address is

202mlciflionsclubsorgnz

I look forward to hearing from you soon

PCC Jo Cameron

202M LCIF coordinator

International President Dr Jitsuhiro Yamada theme Dignity As we strive to serve the needs of others let us always remember to respect the

dignity of those we serve As we reach out to others with hands of service let us always

remember it is not a handout

Harmony As we build others up let us always remember serving others isnrsquot just an act of

kindness it is also a means to build understanding and harmony

Humanity As we show empathy for the less fortunate in our respective communities let us

extend empathy to all who are suffering around the world And as we continue to serve human

kind let us remember that serving humanity is not a duty it is a

responsibility

EVERY YEAR thousands of small cranes cross over the Himalayas

at an altitude of 8000m in V formation for their seasonal migration

They are known as demoiselle cranes and they are the smallest species

in the crane family of birds During the summer they reside in the

steppes of Mongolia As winter approaches they form groups and

begin their southward journey to India At 8000 meters the

temperature is minus thirty Celsius and the oxygen saturation is only

one third of the terrestrial oxygen level Those brutal conditions make

their migration a life or death journey in the truest sense

This gruelling route would be impossible for a small number of birds By flying in a large V

formation each bird can make use of the backflow of air over the wings of the other birds in

front of them and by doing so reduce the total energy expended The leading bird expends the

greatest amount of energy so it is necessary to continually rotate new birds into the position

The demoiselle crane depends upon the cooperation and harmony of every other member of the

flock While each bird is small every bird has great dignity

The determination demonstrated as well as other characteristics like teamwork and their

family structure have endeared the crane to multiple cultures In Japan the crane has

traditionally been a symbol of long life In the Japanese art of origami the crane is the most

basic and representative form that all children learn how to make There is a custom of folding

cranes and giving one to a loved one who is suffering from disease or injury as a way to say

ldquowe wish you a quick recovery and long liferdquo The folding of origami cranes is a meditative act

that shows the heartfelt wishes of friends and family for the ill to become well again But the

crane has also become known as a symbol of peace ndash not only in Japan but around the world

We Lions have been fostering international peace and harmony through service giving hope to

all people and giving opportunity to live with dignity As a medical doctor I made a career out

of fighting for the dignity of human life A doctor might be able to save 10000 lives

over the course his career By working together our association can save tend of

millions of lives each year through our programs

Peace hope determination teamwork and uniting people through

service are central elements of my presidential theme -

Dignity Harmony Humanityrdquo