INFORMATION and NEWS for the Lions of District 105E May 2016 UPDATE ‘E’ UPDATE ‘E’ is Edited and Produced by: Lion Gordon Davison - [email protected] Tel: 01724 762036 or 07711 153080 District Governor Lion Paul Stafford and Lion Ann Hello once again to all of you.... A fellow Lion recently said to me..." . My reply... ". And, now let me say to all of YOU... ‘THAT IS TRUE... for there is still much to be done’. I'm determined that this District will reach 1100 members by the end of the Lionistic Year. Project 1100, as it is called, encourages all Clubs to sign up those prospective new members and enter their details on My LCI. I really think we can do it , and I'm willing to come along and support any new members’ induction across the District. Come on everyone lets go for it! I'm really keen that we will develop some meaningful projects with our new Twin District 103 Nord in France. We will be meeting their District Governor and Twinning Officer at the Multiple District Convention in Eastbourne. Following that our District Secretary Graham, (a fluent French speaker),Twinning Officer Theresa, Ann and I will be visiting France in mid May to discuss plans further. the Multiple District Convention promises to be very busy with a number of resolutions concerning . As someone who has campaigned to reduce costs for members I am in favour of all the Streamlining proposals and I have never wavered from supporting the seven District model that was originally proposed. our colleagues in District 105EA have recently come to a very good agreement with their Lioness Clubs and they have been included in their membership numbers for March. I'll be aiming to have a chat with our Lioness Clubs to see if we can consider a similar agreement in 105E. I hope you have seen the recent LCI appeal relating to the Ecuador earthquake. This is another terrible disaster where Lions are acting quickly and responding to requests for assistance. I do hope that you will consider donating to the appeal. I'm willing to have a go at anything when I'm out on a club visit. Recently Melton Lions held a Swimarathon and one team was a swimmer short. Thanks to Lion Conroy Godber who loaned me some swimshorts... I had a go and managed to swim 1000 metres. In the next two months, I'm dressing up as a Lion, playing golf, doing quizzes and driving a soap box down a steep hill. If there is a challenge that you would like me to have a go at, just shout... I’ll give it a shot if I can. Thanks for all the effort that every one of you continues to make to further the tremendous work of this great organistion Kind regards Top... DG Lion Paul takes to the water at Melton’s Swimarathon... Bottom... DG Paul with Melton Lions John Illingworth and Tony Eaves and fellow team swimmers Jess and Rachel who were (according to Lion Paul) just a little quicker
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INFORMATION and NEWS for the Lions of District 105E
May 2016 UPDATE ‘E’
UPDATE ‘E’ is Edited and Produced by: Lion Gordon Davison - [email protected] Tel: 01724 762036 or 07711 153080
District Governor Lion Paul Stafford and Lion Ann
Hello once again to all of you....A fellow Lion recently said to me..."
. My reply...
".And, now let me say to all of YOU...‘THAT IS TRUE... for there is still much to be done’.
I'm determined that this District will reach 1100 members by the end of the Lionistic Year. Project1100, as it is called, encourages all Clubs to sign up those prospective new members and enter theirdetails on My LCI. I really think we can do it, and I'm willing to come along and support any newmembers’ induction across the District. Come on everyone lets go for it!
I'm really keen that we will develop some meaningful projects with our new Twin District 103Nord in France. We will be meeting their District Governor and Twinning Officer at the Multiple DistrictConvention in Eastbourne. Following that our District Secretary Graham, (a fluent Frenchspeaker),Twinning Officer Theresa, Ann and I will be visiting France in mid May to discuss plans further.
the Multiple District Convention promises to be very busy with a number of resolutionsconcerning . As someone who has campaigned to reduce costsfor members I am in favour of all the Streamlining proposals and I have never wavered from supportingthe seven District model that was originally proposed.
our colleagues in District 105EA have recently come to a very good agreement with theirLioness Clubs and they have been included in their membership numbers for March. I'll be aiming tohave a chat with our Lioness Clubs to see if we can consider a similar agreement in 105E.
I hope you have seen the recent LCI appeal relating to the Ecuador earthquake. This is anotherterrible disaster where Lions are acting quickly and responding to requests for assistance. I do hopethat you will consider donating to the appeal.
I'm willing to have a go at anything whenI'm out on a club visit. Recently Melton Lions helda Swimarathon and one team was a swimmershort. Thanks to Lion Conroy Godber who loanedme some swimshorts... I had a go and managedto swim 1000 metres. In the next two months, I'mdressing up as a Lion, playing golf, doing quizzesand driving a soap box down a steep hill. If thereis a challenge that you would like me to have ago at, just shout... I’ll give it a shot if I can.Thanks for all the effort that every one of youcontinues to make to further the tremendouswork of this great organistion
Kind regards Top... DG Lion Paul takes to the water atMelton’s Swimarathon...Bottom... DG Paul with Melton Lions JohnIllingworth and Tony Eaves and fellow teamswimmers Jess and Rachel who were(according to Lion Paul) just a little quicker
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DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S WIFE’S APPEAL
Lion Ann Stafford
MS Society Charity Golf TournamentFriday 13 May 2016
Multiple Sclerosis SocietyThe Nottinghamshire Golf and Country ClubStragglethorpe Nottingham NG12 3HB 0115 933 3344
Programme for the day:1pm: Two course lunch Fairways Suite2.30pm: Shotgun start over 18 holes. Soup/rolls on completion.7.30pm: Prize presentationEntry: £200 per team of four £250 team of four + hole sponsorship/display of banner (except 18th)Contact: Caroline Kew, MS Society Area Fundraiser 020 8438 0985 or [email protected]
Hello once again to you all,The two little words – – seem insufficient to express my gratitudeto the Lions of District 105E, and their partners. It’s a phrase we say soeasily – sometimes without even thinking. We’re all taught our
as children for even the smallest thing aren’t we? However, youcan all rest assured that I am so grateful for the donations made by all Clubssince the start of the Lionistic year for my chosen Charity – The MS Society.Over the last few weeks I have received cheques for over £2,000 following visits to Isle of Axholme,Scunthorpe and Bourne Clubs with an amazing four figure sum from Conningsby & Tattershall Lionsfollowing their successful Panto. The MS Society will be able to do so much with your extremelygenerous donations. You are amazing people, doing absolutely amazing things.As I write this, I remember that this would have beenMum’s 93rd birthday. She would have enjoyed the daywith the cool temperatures, the spring sunshine andthe bright yellow daffodils in her garden. She was agenerous, strong, loving, caring wife, mum and also agrandmother who coped with her MS without complaint. I don’t know what she would have thought about theincredible donations which are being made in her memory.I hope she would be as humbled as I feel, that you shouldall give so generously to support the DG’s Wife’s appeal.And that is why (even when it’s said sincerely) those twolittle words never ever seem enough to convey my hugegratitude to everyone of you.
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Although Lions had been active in the UK since the formation of London Host Club in 1959 it was not until 1976 that it was deemed essential to have an official MD105 General Office. Lion Lynn Packer (105W District Governor in1975/76) Operated the first Lions business in the UK from his home in Swansea and it was in 1976 thathe was appointed as the first paid General Secretary of MD105. Also in 1976 the first permanent LionsClubs office in the British Isles & Ireland was opened over a baker’s shop at 3 Humphrey StreetSwansea. A move to 22, Cradock Street, Swansea in 1982 was followed by taking a temporary officeat 5, Vine Terrace, Harborne, Birmingham before relocating to our current MD Headquarters Buildingat 257, Alcester Road South, Kings Heath, Birmingham.PDG Peter Jay was the General Secretary at the time and the move to Alcester Road came only aftera long and arduous search for suitable premises (a search in which PDG Lion Doug Cross of SolihullLions Club was a key figure). Lion Doug (an architect by profession) was also heavily involved in theredesign and refurbishement of the building to ensure it was suitable for purpose.
The purchase price was £265,000 and at the 1990 MD Convention in Torquay a Resolution was passed which provided for the purchase of the property. Originally it had been suggested that a fairly substantial mortgage would be necessary but this was avoided as an amendemnt to the Convention Resolution to purchase was overwhelmingly passed. This involved a payment of £10 from every MD105 Lion to cover the amount which would have been needed via a mortgage.MDHQ 257 Alcester Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham
Since that time the property has served the Mutliple District well and a source of revenue has beenrealised by the renting out of some spare office space. It’s certainly a great building for Lions to visit(with a friendly welcome given by the staff) and it is surely an asset we should be proud of.
Lion Brigitte GreenMDHQ Office Mgr.
The Headquarters currently has three Meeting Rooms (one with Disabled Access)which are frequently used for MD Committee and other Lions meetings. There are twoPermanent members of Staff (including MDHQ Manager Lion Briggitte Green). Onefurther part time member of staff reports directly to the MD Council Secretary.Manager Lion Brigitte says... ‘We are committed to provide consistent and reliablesupport to our members to enable them to SERVE more effectively. Our serviceincludes assistance with Website, News updates, PR and promotional materials,MD Meetings, Selling Lions Club supplies (on line shop) and Message in a Bottle.We also carry out administrative tasks for Council and CAC meetings, Travelling Lionand Peace Poster Competitions, Conventions (International, MD and District) and we create the MDDirectory and oversee MyLCI’.
Hopefully this brief outline will have been interesting to you and has some understanding of the vitaltasks and contributions to our operations undertaken by HDHQ staff.
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Do you want to know more about the fascinating and inspiring history of Lions Clubs?A series of Centennial Videos is being produced which provide a really interesting look at our past andthe key events that helped shape our organisation...The latest video, ‘Peace and International Understanding’, is now available for viewing. You can watchit, and others in the series, by visiting - http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/news-media/videos/videos.php
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Lion President Sanjib Dahal of the Dharan East Lions Club has written this account for .... it is published here unedited to ensure everyone recognises the appreciation and sincerity of the Nepalese Lions.
Volunteers and patients following a recent successful Eye Camp organised by the Dharan East Lions in Nepal
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When a pupil at the Thythorn Field Primary School, Wigston was diagnosed with a serious heartcondition it meant that they could not take part in all school activities, primarily missing out on theirfavourite sports.The Head Teacher, Mrs.Cary Ralph, was advised by a specialist nursing team that for the safety ofthe child the school needed to purchase a Defibrillator and have trained staff to use it. She askedthe for help. The school already had donations of approx £300, andneeded an additional £800 to complete the fund raising. Through the efforts of the Lions clubmembers the amount was raised and handed over to the school.On Tuesday 8th March the staff at the school became pupils for a couple of hours learningResuscitation procedures from Ben Ryrie, Community Resuscitation Trainer with the LecestershireAmbulance Service.Club President Lion Iain Bell, along with Past President (and School Governor) Kevin Loydall alsowent along to present the Lions’ cheque to the school.
Pictured during a training session are Resucitation Trainer Ben Ryrie and Thythorn Field School staff. Standing - Lion President Iain Bell and Lion / School Governor Kevin Loydall
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have just completedtheir first venture into the
programme. A great deal of work wasput in by organiser Lion Carol Coxhead toensure the Club’s involvement was a success.The first gold certificates were presented to theworthy recipients during the St George’s DayParade held at St. Denys Church in Sleaford.Over 500 people (including the Lord Lieutenant,the local MP and the Mayor of Sleaford) werepresent to witness Lion President Bob Coxheadpresent the certificates.The local Scout Association also published agreat write up in their local edition of the YLISscheme.Pictured after the ceremony are: (Standing, left to right) Lion Carol Coxhead, Beth Kelly, Lion President Bob Coxhead, Charlie Tyson,Kyle Wallhead, Sam Grooby . (Kneeling) Charlie Dyson, Matthew Townsend and William Fairweather
PLEASE... share YOUR successes with us allSend Update E contributions to: Lion Gordon Davison ... [email protected]
or phone: 01724 762036 or 07711 153080
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THE ZONE CHAIRS’ COLUMN
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I am responsible for the Clubs in Zone ‘F’ which are Ashby & Coalville,Loughborough, Rothley and Soar Valley, Shepshed and Swadlincote and District. During recent months all Clubs have been very busy undertaking a range of activities.
have been raising funds via a Bucket Collection at their local Tesco. They held anEaster Egg Raffle distributing 39 Eggs in local Pubs and Clubs. They Club has provided help for otherorganisations including collections for Marie Curie and a local charity, Wishes4Kids. Their valiantefforts have enabled numerous donations including Leicestershire Search and Rescue, Cumbria &Yorkshire Flood Appeals, Friends of Chernobyl and the District Air Ambulance Project.
continue their support for Charnwood Talking News and their local John StorerHouse Blind Club. Spectacle collections continue at various points around the Town and the Club hasrecently made donations to Lions’ Flood Appeals in Yorkshire and Lancashire, a local Cancer SelfHelp Group, Loughborough Asthma Relief Group, Peter le Marchant Boat Organisation and the HappyDays Charity. The Club’s fundraising has included a Fashion Show (in aid of Brestcancernow) and aBridge Drive. They’re also involved with various Youth projects and they have an active Social calendar.
have recently enjoyed an excellent Charter Night with over 100 attending.Their fund raising has included distributing Easter Hampers for raffling at Various Pubs, Clubs and alocal Chip Shop/Restaurant. Donations have been made to LOROS, Vista, Intercare and the DG’sWife’s Appeal. At the request of Shepshed Lions they donated to Zazakely Sanbatra MadagascanCharity in Memory of Veronique de Bourgies. Following a joint Golf Day with the Leicester Charnwood
Lions the Club has also been able to make (withLeicester Charnwood) joint donations toRainbows and The District Air Ambulance Fund.
have also been involved in an EasterEgg Raffle. Additionally members deliveredspecial Easter Parcels to a local Food Bank fordistribution. The Club’s donations include acontribution to DG’s Wife’s MS Society appeal.Social activities have included a Charter Dinner(with visiting French Lions). Mexican andGerman Themed Evenings have also beenheld... both in the homes of Club members.The have againbeen involved in a Marie Curie Daffodil appealcollection in Coopers Square at Burton. Membersrecently went along to Tatenhill Airfield to presenta donation to the Midlands Air AmbulanceService and (as well as attending to support theevent) they have sponsored their second Tea forthe Blind. The Club has now committed tosponsoring two such events each year. The Clubhas also recently enjoyed a successful CharterLunch.So... There we have it. A brief round up of what’sbeen gong on in Zone ‘F’. Hopefully you will haveenjoyed reading this report and will be able toappreciate that the Clubs in this Zone really areliving up to our ‘ ’ motto.
ZC Lion John Hills
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It was a great moment in the history of the (and a great
moment too for one of its founder members)when Lion President Iain Bell presented aMelvin Jones award to Lion Neville Chadwick.The award, which marks a significant birthday,came as a complete surprise to Neville and itwas presented to recognise his 'DedicatedHumanitarian Services'. Neville has, over manyyears, worked extremely hard to provide helpto individuals and groups in the Oadby andWigston area and beyond.His work in the club has inspired others to followhis dedicated example. Helping to raise over£150,000 through organising the Club’s AnnualSponsored Swim is just one of hisachievements... a truly well deserved award.PICTURE: Lion President Iain Bell presents the Melvin JonesFellowship to Charter Member Lion Neville Chadwick
ØA fantastic opportunity to celebrate 100 years of Lionism by promoting Lions in our ownspecial ... What about planning a special event for each day?Let me give you a few ideas for the week
2017 is approaching fast...
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Please make sure that everything you do is recorded on so that an accurate assessment of all theLions Clubs achieve can be made...Thanks for your support and all you are doing to make this a truly memorable year.
Elaine KitchenDistrict Centennial Officer
Please note: As things happen Lion Elaine will keep you up to date withpostings on our District Website... www.lions105e.org.uk
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SCUNTHORPE LIONS CLUBANNUAL GOLF DAY
Ashby Decoy Golf ClubScunthorpeThursday 14th July 2016
HOLE IN ONE PRIZEby arrangement with
HUMBERSIDE PAINTS Entry Fee - £18pp
Handicap Limit: Gentlemen 24 Ladies 36
OPEN (MIXED)AM AM
(Teams of 4)
To register and book your Tee Times please contact:Lion Ken Bradley: [email protected]: 01652 656540 or 07702 986559
105E CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS
Stoke Rochford Hall - Stoke Rochford - Nr GranthamFriday 21 July 2017 - 7.30 for 8.00pm - Price £50
Join with Lions and friends from across the District to celebrate 100 year of Lions service Enjoy a superb meal and entertainment in a wonderful venue Stay the night... Very high standard accommodation - good prices secured for either in the main manor house or in rooms in the stables. Take a look on www.stokerochfordhall.co.uk Further details /prices / booking forms from either Lion Theresa Walker on 07735 575707 or by email [email protected] or Lion Elaine Kitchen on 01472 238841 or [email protected]
In association with the Hearing Dogs Society Lions Clubs have places in available in the
Lions or runners willing to take part on behalf of Lions should register their interest with PDG Lion Elaine Kitchen as soon as possible as places are limited Each Runner must secure £300 sponsorship which, with Club support, should be achievable. To register your interest contact Lion Elaine as soon as you can on... email: [email protected] tel: 01472 238841 (preferably evenings)
Calling all Runners MARATHON ENTRY OPPORTUNITY
This is aLions Centenary project Great North Run
SLEAFORD DISTRICT LIONESS CLUBTHIRD CHARITY GOLF DAYFriday 3rd June Sleaford Golf Club
Proceeds for British Heart Foundationand other local charities
FORMAT - 18 Hole Stableford Team Comp.(Gents Ladies or Mixed) 3/4 Handicap
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CONGRATULATIONS to (representing Loughborough Lions) whohas been named as .Following the presentation of her District Award Rina went on to be a worthyrepresentative of 105E at the MD finals. Rina made a top class impressionon everyone and judges were agreed that the 2016 Final had been the mostdifficult ever to judge with all contestants being so closely matched.Many 105E Lions will have had the pleasure of meeting Rina at our DistrictConvention where she conducted a lunch time workshop demonstrating partof her programme to bring awareness of Mental Health and its problems tothe both children and young adults.Rina is now working with Loughborough Lions Club to ensure that the £500bursary she was awarded is well spent on progressing planned educationand training sessions.
Young Ambassador Rina Roy
Our congratulations and best wishes of coursego with Rina as she continues her work in thecommunity and strives now for her personalsuccess at university and beyond, BUT... ....
It’s already time to start looking for the amazingyoung people near you. Young people who areworking so hard to support their community orchange it for the better... Young people who arecommitted to making life better for individualsin our country or even Worldwide. These youngpeople are unsung heroes of their generation....Never appearing in newspapers or on TVdocumentaries because are not bad news!’
Congratulations to Rina from District Governor Lion Paul Staffordand the District’s Young Ambassador Officer Lion Reg Hunt
... and now we must move forward
Perhaps, your club is able to support and encourage such a young person. Receiving acknowledgementof their efforts from a Lions Club can only strengthen their resolve to continue to help others in need.Perhaps YOUR super hero will be the winner of our District Finals, or even go on further to be an MDwinner and progress to the European finals.Despite the competitive nature of the Young Ambassador programme
. Despite their own very busy lives they are already making others, often less fortunate than themselves a priority.
Below is the timetable you’ll need to be aware of:
Seek out your candidatesCandidate Application Forms and Bursary Documents to be received by District OfficerDistrict Final (to be confirmed)MD FinalsEuropa Forum - Switzerland (to be advised)
The District 105E Young Ambassador Officer Lion Reg Hunt can be contacted via: Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Telephone: 01652 678245 or 07885 212627
Starting April 2016 onward2 October 2016 (LATEST)
Saturday 19th November24th – 26th February 2017September / October 2017
Our District Website (http://lions105e.weebly.com/young-ambassador.html) carries Application Formsand Club Officer Guidelines which can be downloaded for your use...
don't let these young people down. Let us all give them the support and recognition theydeserve and the opportunity to achieve more... Thank You
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Travelling Lion News
Competitions OfficerLion Anne Simons
Lion Anne Simons57 Park Lane, ConingsbyLincolnshire LN4 [email protected]
For full competition details see ourDistrict Web site or contact Lion Anne.Travelling Lion Reports should be sentdirect to:
What Club do I belong to?Where did we go to?
MUST have in FULL
What was it all about?When was it?
In this area....write down the namesof everyone who went on the visit... ..and don’t forget your name too
If you run out of space use another card
Miles are often exaggerated so these sections are to becalculated and completed by Dist. Travelling LionsOfficer
To be signed by Officer of Club visited
This month Lion Anne has a special requestfor everyone taking part...It is amazing how many Travelling Lion cardsreceived are not filled in correctly. I thought itmay help to go through how to fill in the card(see below) - a huge amount of time can besaved if cards are completed correctly so...PLEASE - help me by reading these instructions.
Thank you
PLEASE NOTE:The BRIGHT IDEAS competitionthat has featured in Update E since lastJuly WILL BE continuing - but only ifYOU take responsibility for informing usof your innovative events and activities:SO...
If YOUR CLUB has something to boast about WE certainly want to hear from YOU...PLEASE... share your ideas with fellow LionsGet in touch with the Update E EditorLion Gordon Davison
ZO N E A ZO N E EB rigg D istric t 873 M atlock D erw ent Valley 363G rim sby C leethorpes 463 A shbourne & D istric t 0B arton on H um ber 0 D erby 0C aistor 0 Ilkeston 0H um berston N orth Sea 0 R ip ley A m ber Valley 0M arket R asen 0
ZO N E FZO N E B A shby de la Zouch & C oalv ille 0G lanford & L indsey 1064 Loughborough 0Scunthorpe 452 R oth ley Soar Valley 0L inco ln 276 Shepshed 0G ainsborough 0 Sw adlincote & D istric t 0H ykeham 0Is le o f A xholm e 0 ZO N E GW interton 0 Edw instow e & The D ukeries 701
N orth N otts 522ZO N E C R etford 202C oningsby & Tattershall 672 Southw ell & D istric t 0B oston 593 W orksop 0Skegness 246M ablethorpe Sutton & D istric t 68 ZO N E HH orncastle 0 Vale o f B elvo ir 420Louth 0 N ottingham W est 0W oodhall Spa 0 N otts D erby H em lockstone 0
R adcliffe O n Trent 0ZO N E DSpald ing 1199 ZO N E ISleaford & D istric t 194 B laby & D istric t 0B ourne & D istric t 0 Leicester C harnw ood 0C row land 0 Leicester H ost 0East E lloe 0 M elton M ow bray 0G rantham 0 O adby & W igston 0Stam ford & D istric t 0 R utland 0The D eep ings 0
NB: Positions above are as recorded at 17 April 2016 Some Club submissions are not included due to insufficient information being provided
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The District Secretary’sNOTICEBOARD
District SecretaryLion Graham Venables:6 Aspen CourtTuxfordNewarkNottinghamshireNG22 0QBTelephone: 01777 870851e mail: [email protected]
Charters 201613 May Sleaford and District 42nd Charter - The Solo Club, Market Street, Sleaford14 May Spalding Charter at The South Holland Centre, Spalding15 May Lincoln Charter - Branston Hall Hotel15 May Humberston North Sea - Waltham Windmill Golf Club 12 for 12.30pm.22 May Winterton & District Charter at Wortley House Hotel, Scunthorpe11 Jun Ashby de la Zouch and Coalville 40th Charter : Lyric Rooms - Ashby de la Zouch - 7 for 7.30pm12 Jun Rutland Charter at Barnsdale Hall Hotel.19 June Leicester Host Charter at The Griffin Inn, Swithland, Leics. LE12 8TJ24 June Hykeham Charter26 Jun Retford Charter Lunch - West Retford Hotel02 Jul Southwell Charter to held at Southwell Golf Club.30 Sep Bourne 41st Charter: The Corn Exchange - Bourne02 Oct Matlock and Derwent Valley Charter at The Boundary, South Normanton.08 Oct Ilkeston 40th Charter Novotel (M1 Jct. 25) 7 for 7.30pm15 Oct Edwinstowe and the Dukeries - South Forest Leisure Centre30 Oct North Notts Charter at Ye Olde Bell, Barnby MoorCharters 201704 Feb Shepshed Charter at Longcliffe Golf Club, Loughborough
Club & District Events 201601 May Humberston North Sea Lions - 5km Fun Run29 May Lincoln Lions 50 mile Cycle Challenge11 Jun Ilkeston 26th Annual Carnival, Rutland recreation Ground, Ilkeston. 1200-170011/12 Jun Hykeham Lions - Coleby Downhill Challenge03 Jun Nottingham West Charity Golf Day at Ruddington Grange Golf Club.12 Jun Retford Lions District Football Competition18 Jun Edwinstowe and the Dukeries - Quiz Night at South Forest Leisure Centre14 Jul Scunthorpe Lions Annual Golf Day - £12 Special rate for Lions - Ashby Decoy Golf Club - BOOK EARLY09 Sep Edwinstowe and the Dukeries - Race Night at South Forest Leisure Centre08 Oct Worksop Lions - Band Concert.201721 July Centennial Masked Ball at Stoke Rochford
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MORE GREAT NEWS for PIN COLLECTORSLion John Leggett’s latest little beauty is this very appealing pin to mark the 100th Anniversary of Lions Clubs International Service.
This special pin edition has been produced to a high standard and is well worth the £2 asking price. It’s being adopted throughout our MD so... if YOU WANT ONE - just get in touch with Lion John via: [email protected]
Editor’s Comment... I am fortunate to have one of these pins in my possession and, in my opinion, they are a real ‘must have’ for Lions keen to mark our 100 Years celebration.
Please note - Postage is NOT INCLUDED in the price quoted... A supply of pins will be available by June and you are advised to get your orders in to Lion John as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
