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Conquering the Summit - and Covid-19
September 2020: The ninth Conquer The Summit (CTS) Fun Run proved to be the largest ever, with 325 runners and walkers.
The event raised approximately $20,000, with the majority of proceeds earmarked for Operation Flinders (OF) to sponsor a life-changing wilderness trek for youths from the Adelaide Hills. It is expected that the balance of proceeds will benefit the CFS and victims of the Cudlee Creek bushfire.
This year saw the introduction of two new categories - 10km Walk and 20km Run - alongside the traditional 10km Run (Mt Barker town to Mt Barker Summit). All three categories proved very popular.
In addition, the 10km route acquired some extra colour and challenge in 2020 with the inclusion of the 'Whinery Hill' segment through Ngeringa Vineyard/Winery and Ukaria Cultural Centre on Williams Road. The accompanying picture shows mother-of-six Brianna McAvaney gamely tackling Whinery Hill with friends - and two very young children!
Originally scheduled for March 28, the event was postponed five months to Sunday, August 30 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was conducted under approved Covid-Safe protocols, including wave starts of runners and walkers to maintain social distancing as far as practicable.
Inaugurated in 2012, Conquer The Summit has been run for the past three years as a full partnership between the Mt Barker Lions Club and Mt Barker Rotary Club under the leadership of Brian Haddy.
More details: http://www.operationflinders.org.au/
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Conquer The Summit climbs another mountain
July 2019: This year's Conquer The Summit (CTS) Fun Run raised $15,030 for Operation Flinders (OF), matching its record success in 2018.
The donation to Operation Flinders will sponsor a life-changing wilderness trek for up to 10 at-risk youths from the Adelaide Hills.
Held this year on Sunday, March 30, the event attracted a record 280 entries, compared with 275 in 2018. Runners tackled a challenging route of 10km from Mt Barker (Homemaker Centre) to Mt Barker Summit, a vertical rise of approximately 150 metres.
The accompanying photo shows the official cheque presentation at Auchendarroch on July 23. Pictured from right to left are Operation Flinders representative Jonathon Robran, Lions President Brian Duff and Rotary President Shiralee Judge. The Event Director was Brian Haddy (not pictured).
This was the eighth year for Conquer The Summit, which was inaugurated in 2012. It was also the second year the event has been run as full partnership between the Mt Barker Lions Club and Mt Barker Rotary Club under the leadership of Brian Haddy.
More details: http://www.operationflinders.org.au/
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Conquer The Summit scales new heights in 2018
July 2018: This year's Conquer The Summit (CTS) Fun Run was the most successful yet. With revenue of approximately $25,000, the event raised $15,030 for Operation Flinders (OF) and a further $2000 for local charities. This is easily the largest amount raised by CTS since its inception in 2012.
The donation to Operation Flinders will sponsor a life-changing wilderness trek for up to 10 at-risk youths from the Adelaide Hills.
Held this year on Sunday, April 8, the event attracted a record 275 entries. Runners tackled a challenging route of 11km from Keith Stephenson Park to Mt Barker Summit, a vertical rise of approximately 150 metres.
Club president Brian Duff said the success vindicated a revitalised strategy and management team. For the first time in 2017-18, Conquer The Summit was managed as a full partnership between the Mt Barker Lions and the Rotary Club of Mount Barker, with specialist support from the South Australian Roadrunners Club (SARRC).
The accompanying photo shows the official cheque presentation at Auchendarroch on July 25. Pictured from right to left are Mayor Anne Ferguson, Lions President Brian Duff, Rotary President Shiralee Judge, former Operation Flinders participant Connor Mansell, Operation Flinders representative Jonathon Robran, and CTS Event Director Brian Haddy (independent).
More details: http://www.operationflinders.org.au/
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Conquer The Summit raises $6000
July 2016: The 2016 Conquer The Summit (CTS) Fun Run has raised $6000.
Of this amount, $4500 was donated to Operation Flinders (OF) to sponsor 3 local youths for this life-changing wilderness trek. The cheque was presented on July 27 to Operation Flinders volunteer Craig Scott by Mt Barker Lions President Lorraine Butcher. Craig, a policeman by profession, gave a fascinating talk about his experiences as an OF team leader.
The remaining $1500 will be invested by YMCA Adelaide Hills in local sporting and welfare projects.
CTS 2016 was held on April 10 and attracted approximately 140 runners and walkers. It was the fifth year for this annual event, and the largest amount raised to date.
The YMCA joined the Mt Barker Lions as a partner for the 2016 event. The two organisations are now jointly planning the next CTS, to be held on April 9, 2017. For updates, inquiries or further details, please visit www.conquerthesummit.org.au.
More details: http://www.operationflinders.org.au/
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Mt Barker Lions elect first female President
June 2016: Two months after celebrating its 40th birthday, the Lions Club of Mount Barker elected its first female President.
Lion Lorraine Butcher (above left) was sworn in by District Governor Dave Thomas (centre) to succeed Rob Kairl (right).
Lorraine and Dave thanked Rob for his leadership and tireless hands-on contribution over the previous two years (2014-16), including:- establishing the Linear Trail Watch project (2015)
- coordinating a Cancer Screening weekend (March 2016 - see article below)
- overseeing the introduction of the Club's website (2014) and Facebook page (2015).
The handover ceremony was held at Auchendarroch as a joint event with the Battunga Country Lions Club, which covers the townships of Meadows, Macclesfield and Echunga.
In his farewell speech, Rob took the opportunity to thank three local businesses for their exceptional support for the Club:- Hills Hire for provision of storage space for the club's BBQ trailer
- Reid Print for printing of Club stationery and provision of after-hours meeting space
- Auchendarroch for 'going the extra mile' in hosting the Club's monthly dinner meetings.
- establishing the Linear Trail Watch project (2015)
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Lions cancer screening may have saved several lives
March 2016: Over the weekend of March 12-13, the Lions sponsored a free Cancer Screening weekend at Summit Health Centre, adjacent to the Mt Barker Soldiers Memorial Hospital.
A total of 156 people were examined for skin cancer by 3 screeners working around the clock, 9am to 4pm daily.
Of these, 30 were referred to a GP with suspected lesions, including 19 classified as potentially life-threatening.
The three cancer screeners - all expert volunteers - included Colin Beauchamp, chairman of the Lions Cancer Institute.
The event was heavily over-subscribed, and Mt Barker Lions President Rob Kairl said his one regret was
turning away people after the event was booked out.
The event was a joint initiative of the Lions clubs of Mt Barker, Nairne, Hahndorf, Strathalbyn and Battunga (Meadows, Macclesfield and Echunga). In addition to organising and sponsoring the event, Lions members were rostered on at the front desk to welcome participants and ease the burden on clinic staff.
The Lions wish to thank Summit Health for their generous support of the 2016 cancer screening.
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Conquer The Summit now available in two sizes
November 2015: The fifth annual Conquer The Summit Fun Run will be held on Sunday, April 10, 2016 - this time with a difference!
The Mount Barker Lions are teaming up with YMCA Adelaide Hills to offer a more family-friendly fun run in 2016.
Runners and walkers in 2016 will have a choice of two distances. The new 5km route will be a circuit of the Laratinga Wetlands, starting and finishing at Keith Stephenson Park. Meanwhile, as in previous years, the 11km route will run from Keith Stephenson via Laratinga to Mt Barker Summit.
In keeping with the family-friendly theme, the entry fee will be discounted for the 5km route. Family discounts will also apply to both routes.
Registrations for Conquer The Summit will open in early 2016. For updates, inquiries or further details, please visit www.conquerthesummit.org.au.
More details: http://www.conquerthesummit.org.au
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Mount Barker's green guardians
October 2015: The Mount Barker Lions held their inaugural Linear Trail Watch working bee on Sunday, October 18.
The club plans to run regular working bees to maintain the town's Linear Walking Trail, with an emphasis on:- collecting and disposing of litter
- small-scale weed removal and shrub maintenance
- maintenance of bench seats
- maintenance of the wooden carvings adjacent to the Trail.
Linear Trail Watch has been developed in close consultation with the Mount Barker District Council. Lions signs have been posted along the Trail to mark off the agreed sections covered by the project.
Trail maintenance doesn't come for free, even for Lions volunteers. The Council has kindly agreed to provide materials for maintaining seats and statues (paints, oils, brushes), while the Club covers the cost of rubbish collection (tongs, vests, disposable gloves). Two pairs of tongs are visible in the photo (held by seated members, foreground).
Linear Trail Watch is the brainchild of Club President Rob Kairl, one of the Trail's regular recreational users. Rob described the project as an exciting way for the club to give back to the local community.
Since 2014, every Lions club worldwide has been encouraged to adopt at least one 'green' project in their local community.
- collecting and disposing of litter
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And the winner is ... Operation Flinders
July 2015: The Lions Club of Mount Barker donated $4500 to Operation Flinders - sufficient to sponsor 3 young people in this award-winning intervention program for at-risk youth.
The $4500 donation was funded from the proceeds of the 2015 Conquer The Summit (CTS) Fun Run, which attracted 173 runners and walkers on April 12 this year.
The 2015 event returned a total of $5000 to the community, including donations of $250 to the Strength For Life program and $250 to the Mount Barker Men's Shed.
The image at left shows CTS Director (and Mount Barker Lion) Tony Anderson (right) presenting a cheque for $4500 to Operation Flinders Manager Brian Haddy (left).
Planning has now commenced for the next Conquer The Summit in April 2016.
More details: http://www.operationflinders.org.au
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Lion honoured for outstanding service
July 2015: Mount Barker Lion Nathaniel Jewell was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding service to the club and local community.
In presenting the framed certificate, club president (and recently retired businessman) Rob Kairl credited Nathaniel with leading the development of the club's website (2014) and brochure (2015).
Since joining Lions in 2013, Nathaniel has also contributed to community initiatives such as the Conquer The Summit Fun Run.
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Brightening the lives of older citizens
June 2015: The Mt Barker Lions donated a Digital Resource Package (DRP) to Sash Ferguson retirement home, Mt Barker.
The DRP comprises 3 electronic photo albums, each providing a rotating display of pictures chosen by residents of Sash Ferguson. Two of the albums will be shared by residents, while the third will be lent out to residents and friends.
Throughout Australia, digital albums have proved very effective in improving the health and happiness of older citizens - brightening lives, sparking conversations, reviving memories, and easing troubles and tensions.
Pictured holding a boxed DRP are Lion Deane Evans (centre left) and Lion Michele Brown (centre right), a registered nurse. They are flanked by Sash Ferguson's Director of Nursing Trish Leschen (right) and Lifestyle and Volunteer Coordinator Pauline Conlay (left).
More details: https://news.agedcareguide.com.au/2015/07/17/memories-ignited-through-digital-image-resource/
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Public seating in memorial of late Lion
June 2015: The Mt Barker Lions commissioned the Mt Barker Men's Shed to construct a bench seat and install it at the IGA supermarket (Wellington Rd, Mt Barker).
Since opening its Mt Barker store, IGA has been a consistent and loyal supporter of the Mt Barker Lions.
The bench seat is dedicated to the late Ron Newlands (1933-2009), a local vet and Secretary (2001-03) of the Mt Barker Lions. Seated here are Ron's widow Pat Newlands, herself a former Lions Secretary (2011-13), and Rob Kairl, President of the Mt Barker Lions.
More details: http://www.iga.com.au/
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Summit conquered for the fourth time
April 12: In its fourth year of operation, the Conquer The Summit Fun Run attracted 173 runners and walkers of all ages.
This year's winners, Rhys Jones (male) and Lisa Davis (female), were also the winners of the Bay-to-City Fun Run.
More details: http://www.conquerthesummit.org.au
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Double-headed help for Tour Down Under 2015
Each year, we do our bit for the Tour Down Under (TDU) international cycle race through the Adelaide Hills, Barossa valley and Fleurieu Peninsula.
This year was no different. In collaboration with SA Police, our volunteer marshals were posted at road intersections on two different stages of the race:- Stage 2 (Wed Jan 21) - Unley to Stirling
- Stage 4 and BUPA Challenge (Fri Jan 23) - Glenelg to Mt Barker
The Mt Barker finish (Stage 4) made the 2015 event extra special. We assisted with catering throughout the day (6am to 4pm), donating dozens of hours to provide meals, snacks and drinks to cyclists and visitors.
The catering initiative was a collaborative effort with neighboring Lions clubs (Hahndorf, Strathalbyn, Nairne, Battunga Country) and other service clubs (Rotary, Apex, RSL). It was a pleasure to witness the camaraderie between the various local organisations.
More details: http://www.tourdownunder.com.au/
- Stage 2 (Wed Jan 21) - Unley to Stirling
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A helping hand for Hope in a Boat
September 14: The Mt Barker Lions proudly welcomed the Hope in a Boat fundraising team to a free lunch in Keith Stevenson Park.
Organised by the Albany Lions Club, Hope in a Boat is a unique fundraiser for Diabetes Research WA. It entails a trip of 22,000 km around Australia in two motorcycles and a support car. Luggage and supplies are carried in wheeled dinghies towed by the bikes!
Follow the link below to learn more about Hope in a Boat, follow it on Facebook, or donate to Diabetes Research WA.
More details: http://diabetesresearchwa.com.au/about-us/events/hope-in-a-boat-an-albany-lions-project/
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Club website completed
August 27: Today the Mt Barker Lions Club completed its new website and conducted the official Website Launch at its August Dinner Meeting.
Work on this project commenced in May 2014, and the (partially complete) website went live in mid-May.
The club takes this opportunity to thank:- Lion Nathaniel Jewell, the inaugural club Webmaster, for taking the lead role in this project;
- Lions Australia for hosting the website and providing a corporate website template, which enabled us to get 'up and running' quickly (Nathaniel extends his personal thanks to Lions Australia Webmaster Ron Freestone); and
- Staff at Auchendarroch for assisting us with the Official Launch.
- Lion Nathaniel Jewell, the inaugural club Webmaster, for taking the lead role in this project;
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Mount Barker Lions return $10,800 to community and health projects
June 2014: The Mount Barker Lions Club announced the recipients of its 2014 Major Round of Sponsorships:- $5000 from special revenue to Operation Flinders and Strength For Life, funded from the proceeds of the 2014 Conquer The Summit Fun Run
- $3900 from general Club revenue to Lions Australia programs focused on health and medicine, including (but not limited to) Lions Hearing Dogs, Lions Eye Health and Lions Medical Research.
- $1900 from general Club revenue to 9 local and regional organisations:
- $5000 from special revenue to Operation Flinders and Strength For Life, funded from the proceeds of the 2014 Conquer The Summit Fun Run
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Summit Conquered: Charity fun run proves a big success
Sunday, April 27: The 2014 Conquer The Summit Fun Run [local page] [dedicated website] was a great success, with over 175 registered runners. It was also generously supported by numerous local businesses, clubs and public bodies. Total contributions in cash and kind are estimated at over $15,000.
The winners' awards were presented by one of the runners: the Hon Jamie Briggs MP (photo, standing at far left), Federal member for Mayo and Infrastructure Minister in the Abbott government.
The Fun Run raised a total of $5000, shared between two charities as follows:
- $4500 for the Operation Flinders Foundation, which runs life-changing treks in the Flinders Ranges for troubled and at-risk youths. This donation enabled 3 local young people to participate in Operation Flinders.
- $500 for Strength For Life, a health and fitness program for older citizens. The one-off donation assisted with the introduction of Strength For Life to the Mount Barker district.
More details: http://www.conquerthesummit.org.au/
District news
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2020 Virtual District Convention - link available here - 10 October 2020
Welcome to our videoconference convention!
This will be a new experience for us all and maybe provides ideas we will embrace in the future.
DG Norm hopes you enjoy the Convention!
More details: https://201c2.lions.org.au/n-20
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2020-21 Club Officers Manuals now available - April 2020
The Club Officers Manuals for Club President, Club Secretary and Club Treasurer are now available from this website.
Please log in using your first name and second name (as it appears in MyLCI) and your password (your member number).
The manuals are available under the C2 Documents menu.
More details: https://201c2.lions.org.au/leadtrain
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Call to Convention - registrations now open - August 2019
DG Tom and Lion Jill, together with the Mt Gamber Lions Convention Committee, have pleasure in extending an invitation to all members of the C2 Lions gamily to attend the Crater City Capers Convention, in October 2019.
The Convention will be held at Casadio Park Mount Gambier, Friday 11 to Sunday 13 October. The program includes a range of guest speakers, some great fellowship and a chance for you to catch up on the latest Lions news and activities.
Further details are available from the website.
Attachment: conv_memo_call.pdf
More details: https://201c2.lions.org.au/20-mtg
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C2 Lions Safety Manual
The C2 Lions Safety Manual - Health & Safety has been uploaded to the C2 Documents page.
Attachment:
More details: https://201c2.lions.org.au/resources
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MyLion available!
MyLion is now available for members to use to upload service records, and to bring the Lions and Leos closer to your local community!
More information about MyLion is available from the website in the link below.
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More details: http://www.mylion.org/?language=en
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Youth of the Year
A link to the YotY National newsletter is found below.
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/201c2documents
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Club officer documents
The Club documents for the following positions have now been placed in the Training & development section of C2 Documents.
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/leadtrain
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Lions Mad Minute Question sets
The Challenge & Super Challenge Question sets have undergone review and been refreshed.
The updated sets are on the website for download.
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/lmm-gcc-21
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C2 District Projects list posted
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/files/201c2/proj_c2_2017.10.pdf
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Information on quorums & membership
CBL Chair Dave Thomas has put together this information on and answers to the most common questions on quorums and membership.
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More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/legal
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Darwin 2018 Convention
The web page of the 2018 Darwin is now up and running with some early news on accommodation.
Follow the link below or the look on the convention page.
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More details: https://sites.google.com/view/darwinlions2018
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C2 Leadership & Training Documents
The documents for President, Treasurer, Secretary & Zone Chairs have all been placed online with links to them available in the Members Documents page.
Please go to the site listed below under more details.
Log in with your first name, surname and the password (your member number). If you need any of this information (ie how you are registered in the system), please contact Cab Sec Cheryle Pedlar.
On accessing the page, please click on "C2 Documents" and then "Documents for Members" in the menu bar across the top.
Then scroll down to "District Officer Documents" and select the link for the document you want.
Once the file has opened, please save the file to your device of choice (laptop, tablet etc).
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/login
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C2 Peace Poster & Winner
The results of the 2016 Peace Poster have now been finalised in our district.
Details of the winning entry in the link below!
Cheers
Bryan Hearn,
DG C2
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More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/peaceposter
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C2 Zone Chair Manual
The Zone Chair manual is now available at the link below
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More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/files/201c2/Manual-Zone-1617.pdf
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Results of "C" Districts 2016 Cancer Screening Program
Just available, have a read now!
See document below
Attachment: c2-scstats.pdf
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Youth of the Year - Region 4 final outcome
DG Dave Thomas with winners from the Region 4 Youth of the Year final.
The final was hosted by the Naracoorte Lions Club.
DG Dave, Region 4 Public Speaking winner Breanna Garrigan & Region 4 YotY Jack Lane
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"C" Districts 2016 Free Skin Cancer Screening Program released
Details of the 2016 skin cancer screening program have been released.
Locations & dates are in the PR along with basic information on skin cancer and why the free skin screening can be a life saver, REMEMBER, Just one look can save a life!
Attachment: sc-cd-0216.pdf
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ABC Riverland interview re Berri Lions project at Martin Bend - March 2016
Great interview on ABC Riverland this week! Meg Vonic-Joyce interviewed Steve Rodley about Berri Lions Club project, the Woodcutters Hut, currently being built at Martin Bend, in Berri.
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More details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igNEtv8aCL0&feature=youtu.be
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Save The Date - initiative of C Districts 50/50 Pathway Committee
Save The Date
More details: http://201c2.lions.org.au/events/info/2016/6/4#nid02062016105444PM
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Sleeping Rough Project
This project is now a District 201 C2 Project and we need your help. in providing toiletry care packs for the homeless.
These are is distributed through welfare and community agencies.
Donations of travel sized toiletries ideally with an emphasis on soap, shampoo, toothbrushes and toothpaste are now sought.
Full details in the flyer attached below.
Attachment: c2-srp-15.pdf
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Lions Christmas Cakes
A short video on Lions Christmas Cakes is available for viewing on the link below!
More details: https://youtu.be/cvlimTK2-PI
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District Governor Dave Thomas - radio interview 4 August 2015
District Governor Dave was the guest of Mildura's Dave Burrows on Easy Listening 1467 radio station this week.
More details: http://www.easymix.com.au/as-heard-on-easymix/50157-dave-thomas-lions-district-c2-governor
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Carolyn's Chemo Caps Project
Designated a District project at the 2013 C2 convention the work and effort behind the project has continued to grow and meet ever increasing demand for the caps.
Download an information letter on the chemo caps project, see far right under Most recent updates!
Image left of a happy group of Lions and volunteers from Battunga hard at work and having fun making the caps!
Check back shortly for information on how your club can also take on this exciting project giving much needed help to people across your communities.
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C2 triumphs at C Districts State Youth of the Year Final
Murray Bridge Lions hosted the C Districts State final on Saturday 11th April.
C2 representative Lily Thornley - Gambier City was the successful candidate on the night.
Lily as SA/NT representative now goes to the National Final to be held in Newcastle at 9.00am on Saturday May 2nd.
Amy Nield from C1 district and from Cleve was the Public Speaking winner on the night.
Lily is with C2 DG Ron Sargent - left
Well done to these two young women, and to the other four finalists.
All the best for Lily in the National Final.
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C2 District Final Results - 2015 - Mount Gambier
Gambier City hosted the C2 Districts final on Saturday 28th March in Mount Gambier.
Pictured left are the five finalists from that day
Phillip Konstandopoulos, Mildura Secondary College Mildura VIC, Irymple Inc
Sam Lissner,Glossop High School Barmera SA, Berri Inc - to also represent C2 at C districts State final
Lily Thornley, C2 District YotY & Public Speaking winner, Grant High School Mount Gambier SA, Gambier City Inc
Brayden Mann, Investigator College Victor Harbor SA, Victor Harbor & Port Elliot Inc - to also represent C2 at C districts State final
Rebekah Starick, Unity College Murray Bridge SA. Murray Bridge Inc
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C2 50/50 Pathway Facebook page
The District 50/50 Pathway website page is now on line.
Go to the link below for all the exciting news on this project.
More details: https://www.facebook.com/pages/C2-Lions-5050-Pathway/1379533305690768
National news
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LCIF Fundraiser - Australia's Campaign 100 Chairperson for LCIF, PCC Lou Onley, invites you to Follow Your Rainbow...
While practicing safe social distancing over the past few months, Lou let his usual neat number two hair style grow wild. In true Lions fashion, there's a greater good at play.
Before Lou cuts his hair, he wants you or your club to do two things:
1. Donate to LCIF by 26 July 2020. How to donate - follow the link below to find out how to donate.
2. Once you have donated, follow the second link to register your donation and vote for the colour you'd like to see on Lou's hair. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LCIFLou
The colour that receives the most votes will win and Lou has agreed to wear it for the month of August! Join the challenge and support Lions Clubs International Foundation.
Attachment: LCIFLou "Register your donation and colour"
More details: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LCIFLouhttps://tinyurl.com/OzLCIF "How to donate"
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Oz-Clubhouse Clean up needs YOU!
Thanks for using Oz-Clubhouse but our server is groaning under the weight.
We'd like your support in deleting old files, including documents,images and videos. Please have a look around your site for very old materials that can now be deleted!
Executive Officer
Rob Oerlemans
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Beware e-mail scams targetting Lions
Lions should be aware of common e-mail and social media scams targeting club members. Sadly, some of our members have been targeted with these scams.
For more information follow this link.
More details: http://lionsaustralia.com/2018/01/29/lions-beware-e-mail-and-social-media-scams/
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Lions Hearing Dogs on WinTV!
Head on over to the Lions Australia Facebook page to check out this nice story on WinTV Canberra about our Hearing Dogs
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More details: https://www.facebook.com/lionsaustralia/
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Our new TV advertisment launched #morethansausages
It's here! We are very proud to announce the new Lions Australia television campaign - #MoreThanSausages.
It showcases the breadth of work Lions do in our communities, helping real people through disaster relief and recovery, medical research, youth programs and more. Lions Serve - more than sausages!
Follow the link to see our video and find out more!
More details: https://lionsclubs.org.au/more-than-sausages/
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Attention All Lions OZ Clubhouse Webmasters
The "Text Instructions" for webmasters of Lions OZ Clubhouse websites have been updated as at 29th December and can be found by clicking on the attachment below or by clicking on the website link.
Your MD201, OZ Clubhouse Webmaster, Lion Graham, recommends that all club webmasters review the revised instructions.
If you have any queries, Graham can be contacted by email which you will find in the website link below.
Attachment: Oz-Clubhouse-Instructions-Revised-29th-December-2015.pdf
More details: https://lionsclubs.org.au/members/oz-clubhouse/
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