Greetings fellow Lions I would like to congratulate the Lions voted in at our Convention who will be leading our District for the next three years - James Whyte, D G Elect and Kate, Graeme Wilson 1st VDG Elect and Chanel and Liz Murray, 2nd VDG Elect and Bruce. Enjoy the journey that you are now on. The last two weekends have seen Elisabeth and I at two other District Conventions, 202E in Christchurch and 202J in Dunedin. Both were very good weekends and always interesting to see how other Districts serve their communities. We had the privilege of meeting and talking with Robert ( Bob ) Corlew, the International 2nd VP and his wife Dianne. He was voted in at the World Convention we attended in Toronto and will lead our Lions organisation in the centennial year 2017 -18. This weekend, 28th March we are looking forward to attending the 50th celebration of the Tuatapere Club. Anzac weekend in April will see us at the Multiple District Convention in Napier. I would like to again remind Clubs about the Lions Safety Action Plan found on page 9 of the directory. Do nominate someone as your Safety Officer to be responsible for this. It is also that time of the year for Club nominations to be in and getting the PU101s completed. Make sure that the names, addresses, and meeting times and dates are correct and updated so as there are no mistakes in the new directory. PDG Barbara Sharpe and I attended the James Hargest College Leos Club meeting in February and we inducted 132 new members. In April I will be inducting more new members at the Wanaka Leo Club. Unfortunately these numbers can not be included in the total District membership count so I am still ASKING YOU to still keep ASKING 1. Our organisation has been described as one of the Worlds best kept secrets. We do need to let other people know what we are about and what we do. Regards D G Les.

Photos– Donald Lamont.

Electronic Reporting PU101 Before beginning to file your report you need to make sure the information is correct for the members

you are going to add as Officers of your Club for the next Lions year. To do this follow these steps.

Click here to go direct to the Lions International website – https:/mylci.lionsclubs.org

Put in your Username and Password and click GO - (Welcome... Page)

Click My Lions Club (top on gold)

Click Members

Find the member and then Click EDIT Member to the right of their name to change/update information

Make sure all data is correct because this is the information that will be sent with the PU101 including Name, address including

post code, phone number/s, email, and Spouse.

If they are an office bearer and your Club has P O Box, you will need to enter the P O Box number as the officer correspondence

address against all of them.

You should check on all the members, but the important ones for this purpose are the PU101 are the President, Secretary,

Treasurer & Membership Chairman

NOW - To file your PU101 please follow these step by step instructions.

1. Click My Lions Club

2. Click Officers - this will show the officers for the year 2014-2015

3. Click Select Term and then click Next Year

4. Select a position and click Add Officer

5. Check the Fiscal Years says 2015 – 2016

6. Click Select Member and then scroll through the list to the appropriate members name and click on it.

7. Then Click Save

8. The Go Back To Officers and repeat steps 4-7 until all positions have been completed.

To check, you can run a report. Go to My Lions Club

Click Reports

Click Lions Clubs Officer Report for Current Year (to check you haven’t replaced the current years officers with next years), then

click View/Print

Click Lions Clubs Officer Report for Next Year (to check you have entered all the positions), then click View/Print

These need be in by the 20th of April. The District Governor Elect, or a delegate of theirs, will be contacting all Clubs after 20 April to chase for any missing data. The

four positions they are interested in are President, Secretary, Treasurer and Membership Chairman.

There's never been a better time to serve than now! For nearly 100 years,

Lions have served their communities and impacted millions of people around the world. To

celebrate our 100th anniversary, we are asking Lions to help reach our Centennial Service

Challenge goal of serving 100 million people by June 2018. Every club can play a part in

reaching our goal, and your club can earn special Centennial recognition when you serve! Earn Special Centennial Recognition for Your Club!

Your club can earn a Centennial Banner Patch with a special gemstone design each year you support our Global Service Action

campaigns to impact Youth, Vision, Hunger and the Environment.

Each gemstone represents the number of different Global Service Action Campaigns your club participates in during the fiscal year.

The more Global Service Action campaigns your club participates in, the more gemstones you can earn for your banner patch.

Earn a diamond-level Centennial Banner Patch by participating in all four Global Service Action campaigns!

Earn Up to Four Centennial Banner Patches

Your club can earn up to four Centennial Banner Patches by participating in each year of the Centennial Service Challenge.

Qualifying donations to Lions Clubs International Foundation will also count toward your Centennial Banner Patch.

All Centennial service activities must be reported through MyLCI's Service Activity Report to receive

credit. Districts can also earn Centennial Banner Patches based on the participation of their clubs.

Start Planning Your Centennial Service Project Today!

To learn more about the Centennial Service Challenge, review the Centennial Service Challenge FAQs or email us with questions at

CSC@lionsclubs.org. Check out the Global Service Action home page for more information on our service campaigns. For help with

reporting your activities, visit MyLCI and review frequently asked questions about service activity reporting.

Centennial Service Challenge Resources

Centennial Service Challenge Brochure Engaging Our Youth Planning Guide

Sharing the Vision Planning Guide Relieving the Hunger Planning Guide

Protecting Our Environment Planning Guide

Invercargill East Lions Malcolm Officer Memorial Bursary At the annual SIT awards night in December 2014 it was announced that Marco Lina was this year’s winner of the $1000 Malcolm Officer Memorial Bursary. Marco is an apprentice sheetmetal worker at Crown Sheetmetal and won the bursary for his achievements at SIT during the last year. Invercargill East Lions Club have been presenting the award for 20 years now in memory of their late member Malcolm Officer who tragically died in a motor accident. Pictured from left: Lion Rob Marshall,

Marco Lina, and Lion Rodger Millar.

Wanaka Upper Clutha The club joined the Wanaka and Districts Lions who were in charge of the catering for the recent clay bird shoot and a dedicated team of lions under the direction of Alison and Margaret made a great job of making the freshest sandwiches in town. Thanks go to those who helped with this task. I especially enjoyed the morning tea break and chat that followed when we tasted our fabulous sandwiches. We raised $700 from our efforts. A&P show took approx 350 hours of work. Great effort by members of the club, still a further report to come. A cheque for $523.60 was handed over to Delphina, a representative from Community Networks Holiday Program to be used for resources for the program. Delphi explained what the money would be used for identity arm bands and games.

Wyndham Your club is at the forefront of progress here, getting a discussion at the convention hopefully, and getting 202 to help clubs get to a point where they can show that they are protecting their members from harm’s way. The painting of the Tautuku lodge will be supported by six Wyndham Lions which is a good turnout in the end.

Cromwell The Lions 202F District Convention 2015, “Wine & Wheels”, has come and gone! The last two years of planning have paid divi-dends with our Club hosting a very memorable and enjoyable Convention weekend. There were many highlights during the Con-vention including our Friday night Guest Speaker, Sam Johnson, founder of the Student Volunteer Army in Christchurch after the earthquakes. Also, our guests enjoyed the Highlands Motorsport Park visit with the special “Hot Lap” in the Lambo by our own Alwyn Landreth, a very popular winner of the “early bird” draw! Greg W did a fantastic job at front of house as Convention Chair-man and showcased our Club very well! New Hyundai Community Van receiving excellent reviews – signage to be rectified

Lawrence At the February meeting Rob Hewitt explained that he was speaking on behalf of the Clutha Development Board. The initial cycle

trail concept was a 400km loop. To ensure success community involvement is essential. Current concept is a Lawrence to Waihola

extension. Rob gave a comprehensive account of cycle trails and their potential benefits. Financial support needed, currently have

$35000, need an additional $15000.

The March Guest Speakers were Lesley Elliot and Bill O’Brien from The Sophie Elliot Foundation.

Waiau Valley Parting Thought– I’ve learned that even when I have pains, I don’t need to be one.

If I had a flower for every time you made me smile and laugh I’d have a garden to walk in forever.

Roxburgh & Districts 14 March the Culverden Lions Club visiting the bowling club, hoped to see members of the club to have a match. Liz Murray and Wendy Goodwin visited the club. Catering for Tapanui Vintage show and Roxburgh School Jubilee BBQ. The caravan needs brightening up with flags/signs– we need to stand out at events.

Winton & Districts Loved the instructions how to wash the cat. Club looking at sending 2 worthy pupils to the Leadership Course at Borland Lodge .

Clinton Tony Laker is the guest speaker at our Ladies night on 25th March and is an informative and motivational speaker, a night not to be missed. 4WD trip to Mt Linton and Te Anau on the 28th & 29th March. Donations made to IHC Gore, IHC Balclutha and Camp Quality.

‘LIONS’ SOUTHERN OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE

YOUTH LEADERSHIP COURSE BORLAND LODGE

Tuesday 7 April to Sunday 12 April 2015

COST $ 750 per person

If your club knows of any 16-21 year olds interested in attending this exciting leadership course, please contact me. Applications

close 22nd March 2015.

Jeff Black

Youth Leadership Course Chairman

474 Longwood Road

Tihaka 1RD

Riverton 9881

Ph:03 2348406

jkblack@farmside.co.nz

Young Speech Maker Contest

To be held at the James Cumming Wing, Gore

Sunday 14th June.

Clubs please keep a look-out for a young person in your area,

Aged 17 and under 21 years,

Who would be interested to enter this contest.

Do not have to be students,

As anyone from this age group is eligible.

With entrants we have a competition.

Linda Mckenzie

Young Speech Maker Coordinator

District 202F

The Incoming Officer Training for 2015-2016 will be held

At Gore Sunday April 12th

at the James Cumming Wing Gore

And

On the May 9th at Cromwell College

Starting at 10.00am with a cuppa, Session to start at 10.30am and finishing at approx 3.30pm

We will have access to a computer to help Secretaries learn about online reporting.

It is important that as many of those holding club positions should attend as this makes the first few months of the new

Lions year a much easier transition.

There will be a charge of $7.50 per person to cover catering. Your Club should cover this.

We hope to have someone to speak on the new Worksafe laws and how they affect your club during projects.

Your Club will be contacted soon for numbers and positions of those attending, for catering purposes.

More information in the next Fs Word and through the Zone Chairs Wendy Goodwin Global Leadership Coordinator goodwin@woosh.co.nz Phone 032038921

4WD SAFARI

Saturday 4th

April 2015 This year’s trip will leave from Shortland’s station and travel over the Ida Range past the Mt Buster goldfields around the ‘Soldiers Syndicate’ to Tailings creek hut for lunch and then climb over Mt Kyeburn and travel down Timber creek to the Dansey’s Pass road and on to our start point for a BBQ tea. * Assemble at 8am at Shortlands Station (on Kyeburn river road 4 K’s before Dansey’s Pass Hotel) from where we will leave and return to at the conclusion of the trip. * A light lunch and BBQ tea are all included in the registration cost.

* Bring your own thermos for tea and coffees and a snack for our morning tea stop.

Vehicles/Acknowledgments

4WD cars and van types are NOT suitable. Vehicle inspection before leaving.

All 4WD’s must have low range, reasonable ground clearance, current WOF, good tyres and a sound exhaust

system due to fire risk.

Everyone is advised to bring warm clothing and be aware that we will travel to approximately 5000 feet above sea

level.

Most of the route is on run country tracks that are non-maintained and will have apparent and hidden dangers with

some parts in rough condition.

At landowners request, smoking, dogs and guns are prohibited on route.

Fuel is available in Ranfurly if required for trip home.

* * * * * * * * * * * * All ticketing and Booking will be done through:

John Levido Ph (03)4449612 0272045918

Email: jjlevido@xtra.co.nz

John Mulholland 034449703 0272288152

Email: jjmulholland@xtra.co.nz

MANIOTOTO LIONS CLUB

Drivers $35

Passengers $55

Children under 15 $35

Children under 5 free

.

Mossburn Northern Southland At February tested out a few games ready for the rabbit trap which will be on Wed 25th March . Afternoon tea for the senior citizens

on Sunday afternoon 29th March . Lincoln has advised the dates which will be Tues 14th and Thurs 16th April with numbers to be

confirmed at a later date.

Wanaka Leos The club ended the school year with 16 members, one resigned and

another turned 18. We have 5 new members to be inducted by D G Les on the 8th April

bringing our numbers to 19. 2 members and Lion Ann were invited to attend the Wanaka &

Districts Lions Club March meeting. 2015 Leo President Harry Hughes spoke to the meeting

about what he is going to bring to the club this year and Membership Director Leo Zhane

Skipper spoke about how she going to go about increasing the membership of the club.

Photo– Harry and Zhane enjoying the experience at a Wanaka & Districts Lions club meeting.

2015 Office Bearers- President Harry Hughes, 1st VP Nicole Price, 2nd VP Louis Hughes, 3rd VP Veron Pittaway, Secretary Kilita

Fouchee, Treasurer Tomas Winder, Membership Director Zhane Skipper. The club was charter in August 2014 and has made its first

donation in February to the 202F Diabetes 1 Research Project of $503.

MAR. 28th Tuatapere 50th anniversary APR. 1st Queenstown Wakatipu 8th Wanaka Upper Clutha 8th– 3.45pm Wanaka Leos 22-26th Council meeting and Multiple District Convention Napier MAY 23rd Cabinet meeting Mataura. Plus visits to Southland Girls High ,James Hargest and Wanaka Leo Clubs .

REMINDER TO ALL CLUBS The next Mutiple District 202 Convention - ‘The Art Deco Convention’ will be held in Napier 24-26th April 2015. ANZI - Pacific Forum - Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow’ will be held in Auckland 4 – 6th September 2015.

Accommodation options for Lions Gold Trail to Rail Trail Convention

Hotels Ancient Briton Naseby 03 4449992 Ranfurly Hotel Ranfurly 03 4449140 Royal Hotel Naseby 03 4449990

Motels Mountain View Naseby 03 4449972 Naseby Lodge Naseby 03 4448374 Ranfurly Motels Ranfurly 03 4449383 Wedderburn Cottages Wedderburn 03 4449194

Camping Grounds – with cabins Ranfurly Holiday Park Ranfurly 03 4449144 Larchview Holiday Park Naseby 03 4449904

Houses See Holidayhouses.co.nz several options

Other options See Maniototo.co.nz

Stewart Top Tail Twister Trophy-

District Governors Award

Donald Lamont Alexandra

Photo supplied By Donald.

2015 Office Bearers and guests at James Hargest College, Invercargill Back row Alan Wild and Gordon Duston Leo Club Advisor, they are both members of the Makarewa Lions Club. Front row : Barbara Sharpe Leo Coordinator, Treasurer:- Claudia Trotter, President :- Anja Koehler, Secretary:- Liegh Sanson, Distirct Governor Les Glassey.

District Governor Les, and PDG Barbara Sharpe had a great visit to the Leo Club of James Hargest College, Invercargill, on Thursday 26th February, to Induct 136 new members into their Club, plus, they have around 50 members carried over from last year. This club is an inspiration to anyone who visits them, they are so active, and do many community minded projects, and have great Leaders to encourage them on the way. James Hargest College has 240 members out of 834 eligible students.

Goal is :

$ 214,000

To go- $148’974.70

Donations from Others &Clubs in 202F for 202F Diabetes 1 Research Fund.

Alexandra Riversdale Waimea Club Edendale Crank up Day Alexandra Dunstan Balfour Maniototo A & P Show Gore Hokonui Mossburn Northland Southland Waikiwi Club Gore River Valley Invercargill East Wanaka Leo Club Invercargill Central Matarua Riversdale Waimea Cakes Riverton Cromwell Lake Dunstan Convention Cakes

P L Waller Cromwell Byers Roxburgh Maniototo Te Anau Keplar Waikiwi Waikiwi Stewart Island Wanaka Upper Clutha Mataura Wyndham Pioneer Clyde & Districts Grey Power Toi Tois Glasseys– Card sales. Gore Hokonui Te Anau Gore Pakeke Otautau Makarewa Queenstown Lions Waiau Valley Invercargill Host

24th August $32,364.90

21st September $33,764.90

9th November $43,944.90

22nd June 2014= $16,945

10th August $26,829.90

6th July =$22,113.00

27th Novermber $53,144.90

2nd February 2015 $58,244.90 15th March $65,025.30

Clubs combining to hold trail ride to raise funds for diabetes research The West Otago Lions Club and the Blue Mountain Motorcycle Club are teaming up to hold the Spylaw Trail Ride as a fundraiser for the Spinal Cord Society of New Zealand’s research into treating and finding a cure for type 1 diabetes. › There’s two family loops with expert loops off them for the more experienced riders. It will be a good, family›orientated day out and there’s a peewee track for younger children to race around on. Motorcycle club member Hamish Murray said the trail ride, to be held on Allan and Karen Edward’s Keppoch Rd farm in Moa Flat, would be a good day out for riders of all ages and skill levels. ‘‘It’s a good area for riding and it is in support of a good cause. It’s in a remote area — there’s not many opportunities for people to go up and see that country land,’’ Mr Murray said. There would be great views of West Otago and towards Roxburgh as well as a section where riders would be looking down on the Clutha River, Mr Murray said. ‘‘There’s two family loops with expert loops off them for the more experienced riders. It will be a good, family-orientated day out and there’s a peewee track for younger children to race around on.’’ The motorcycle club usually advertised each year to see if any organisations wanted to run a trail ride fundraiser with it. ‘‘The Lions asked if we wanted to do it as a diabetes fundraiser and we chose that because it’s a good cause.’’ The money raised depended on the number of people who took part, but previous trail rides had raised about $4000 to $5000 for the organisation chosen. The Spylaw Trail Ride will be held on Saturday, March 21, and entries will be taken on the day. The event will be sign-posted from Edievale and State Highway 90 — Raes Junction to Tapanui. Sign-in is from 8am, gates open at 9.30am and the last rider out will be at 3pm. The cost is $45 for seniors and $25 for juniors (under 16), who must be accompanied by an adult. Bikes must have a spark arrester and be mechanically safe. Riders must wear a helmet and suitable footwear, and supply their own fuel. (Lets have a update how it went)

MATAURA LIONS

ANNUAL CHARITY TOURNAMENT

Anzac Day

Saturday 25th April

Mataura Golf Course

Tee off – 12 pm

3 Person Ambrose (change of format)

$60 per team (includes evening meal)

Good Prizes

All profits go to Camp Quality

Entries close 22 April (Post entries welcome)

Ties decided by lot

Enquiries to Adrienne & Gus McAllister

Ph 03-2038855 email gamcall@xtra.co.nz

Clubs working together Scores of volunteers painted a

cherished place in the Catlins at the weekend. The Tautuku Outdoor

Education Centre, used by schools from across Southland and Otago,

and for weddings and parties, received its second coat of paint on

Saturday, 28 volunteers from Tokanui and Owaka search and rescue

crews, and Owaka, Tokanui and Wyndham lions clubs pitching in to do

the job. The Otago Youth Adventure Trust's Pam Callahan said that

after 40 years of use, the centre was in need of updating. It received a

new roof and aluminium windows several years ago.

Winton Central Southland Club was represented by 4 members at the Cromwell Convention. Decided not to have an Autumn Fashion Parade but will have one in the Spring. Wilma looking for someone to put hand up for next President.

Riversdale On Sunday 15th of March we supported the Riversdale Waimea Lions club with the Children’s Fun Day. Thank you to our members for helping to set up the jumping castle and run the BBQ. The Wine on Wheels Convention at Cromwell was a good event. Five members and partners attended. Also our members were keen to visit the Highlands Motor Park for a go kart race or a trip in the 200Kph Taxi ride. Everybody was dressed in character for the Great Gatsby Ball on the Saturday night, which also included a cake auction to raise money for the Type I Diabetes stem cell research project. Ten cakes were submitted. As president I had got the opportunity to bid on a cake that night. We bid on the cake brought in by the Gore River valley Lions club. ($600). The total amount of the cake fundraising was $8,500. Our Change-over Night, will this time be organised by the Riversdale Waimea Lions club, and held on Friday, 19th June 2015

Gore Hokonui The cake is made for Convention and a big thank you to Nola for making it, and a her sister Avis Fenton is going to decorate it. I know Avis will make a wonderful creation depicting our Lions area. We will have photos to show you later. The five ladies going to Convention to represent our club.

Wakatipu Next Sausage sizzle For Type 1 Diabetes/ Spinal cord Research March 21 & March 22 ? It was decided that Members would attend

a film evening. The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was chosen and eight members attended .

West Otago Thanks to the many helpers who were available for the Black Gully celebrations ,the WO Vintage Club and the cone picking.-apparently our Lion gazebo had another outing! Today, approximately 30 elderly people from a Reids Tour bus group(Christchurch based) loved their time being shown around Tapanui. Thanks to those who made this possible. The program included Clive and his bagpipes during a walk at Whiskey Gully ,a luncheon and casual chat with Lions about our district, a guided bus ride and commentary around Tapanui by real estate agent Lion Bruce followed by a trip to Keith Parks freestall cowbarn.

Maniototo We had a busy day at the Maniototo A&P show supporting the Diabetes Type1 stem cell research team who travelled from Mataura and Dunedin to promote this project. They were able to explain what their research was about and $560-00 was collected on the day to go towards the research. The Noddy Train was also busy and many thanks to those who assisted with the day. The planning for the 4WD is progressing and Johnny Mul has the tracks sorted. The details will be sent out soon. This year’s event will be held on Saturday the 4th April and we will require helpers for the BBQ. Club support application for funding on behalf of Libby Francis who has the chance to compete at the Halberg Junior Disabled Games in Cambridge in April. Libby is deaf and blind in one eye but has a tremendous spirit and will compete in swimming and running.

Toi Tois Tokanui

Tautuku Camp working bee- Lion Paul Anderson said most walls painted, looks great, over 270 man hours. Purchased 7 Books @ $8

each - Back in the Day What did Grandma Say? Old Sayings, Autographs & Proverbs from Gore Hokonui Lions to use as Gifts. Anzac

Crosses for 1st & 2nd World War, Lion Steve showed what he has made, commended on what he has done

Riverton Club had 7 couples attend the Lions convention that was in Cromwell. Congratulations to Marion Ruda who was presented with an award for being a quiet achiever within the club. Also we won the best dressed.

Riversdale Waimea Club had a Family Fun Day on Sunday, 15 March, at the Riversdale School from 11.00am to 4.00pm, , as this is a combined project with the Riversdale Lions Club with our Riversdale Waimea Area Lions Club. A lot of activities were planned for this day. We had a day like this two years ago, after people asking when are you holding another one?? Our 1st VP Heather, who won the Bulletin of the Year award for our club along with the ‘Peoples Choice’ for the wonderful cake she decorated for the Club Cake Decorating competition and (surprise, surprise) we won the cake in the Saturday nights auction. So - a major congratulations to Heather!!

Cromwell Lake Dunstan Big project coming up at the end of May, Cromwell Has Talent, this will require all hands on deck, the Mother's Day raffle at the beginning of May and collecting for the Child Cancer Foundation on the 20th and 21st March. And with these great ways to use up leftover wine, you never have to feel guilty about not finishing a bottle again. Make vinegar Instead of buying a bottle of red wine vinegar , make your own with leftover wine. Any wine that is going bad is on its way to becoming vinegar anyway. The plus side is once you get it started, you can keep adding old wine for a never-ending supply of fresh vinegar.

Invercargill Central Please remember to bring $5 for the Mothers Day Raffle if you have not already contributed Two skeletons used by the professor of anatomy found themselves stowed away in a dusty closet. After several weeks of boredom

one turned to the other and asked, "What are we doing shut up in here anyway?" "Got me," admitted his companion. "If we had any guts we'd bust out of here."

Te Anau The Board also recommends that the club joins Kepler Lions to erect a public BBQ in Lions Park. It is a project that we can share, it is for community good and will put Lions to the forefront. The March speaker was Fred Christie who wore out two pairs of boots walking the Te Araroa Trail (the length of NZ)

Balfour The Book Sale is coming up. All hands will need to be on deck for helping out with that. This is a couple of catering jobs too. On the 17th April the club is catering for the Black & Coloured, and then for a car rally on the Saturday. Working on the Favourite Book Character for the book sale which was discussed at the Board meeting. This is a Competition for the Children to dress up as their Favourite Book Character... this will be judged on the Friday night of the Book Sale weekend ... April 10th

Invercargill South Congratulations to Lion Bob Gibson with having reached 45 years of valuable service to Lions. A very notable achievement Bob. A very encouraging start to the Leo's year (Southland Girls) with approximately 100 girls turning up to the first meeting of the year. We needed to get more new member forms printed to cope with the demand. They now have a Secretary and a Treasurer as well as their President who was elected at the end of the last school year. We are now looking at a mountain of paper work to process these applications through to their inductions. Another first for quite a number of years is the fact that have a teacher support

DG Les Glassey - with the 202F Ron Mathieson Bulletin Award presented to Lion Heather Fowler - Bulletin Editor of Riversdale Waimea Area Lions with Wendy Goodwin - 202F Club Awards For the Hard Copy Bulletin Award - now goes forward to Wellington to the Ron Rowe

Bulletin Award for 202F

F’s Word Editor Ann Saunders Email: 202f.informationtechnology@lionsclubs.org.nz Happy to receive your bulletins by email. Phone 034437576. Please send me photos, articles, about what you are doing in your community. Bulletins— lets try to get 100% in 2014-2015.

Next Issue : 5th April

Remember your

PU 101.

Remember must

be by 20th April.

Pre duck shooting sporting clay bird shoot

Held on Sunday 26th starting 11am

At Browns with usually 100 shooters

Top prize a new multi shot shot gun

Winton Lions Club will have a BBQ

to serve public

Two trophies for Lions members

Best Lions team of four shooters

Best Winton Lions shooter

Any help contact me

Cheers

Mike Nicolson

0276004676

Wishing you all a very

Happy and Safe

Easter holiday.