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CONTACT
District 202D Edition: September 2021
Message from the DG...
Greetings from my bubble!
I think the announcement that we were heading in to Alert Level 4 caught us all off
guard but I am sure we all see the reasoning behind it. Being on a 10 week sabbatical,
I admit to being a bit put out about everyone else ‘working from home’ too! It’s hard to
stay motivated!
Unfortunately many activities, meetings and projects planned for August have had to be
put on hold while those a little further out, including our planned Youth exchange with
202M in October are in jeopardy. ANZI Pacific Forum has also been cancelled for this
year.
Remember, it is about keeping ourselves and our loved ones safe.
Our District Governor team were extremely lucky to have managed a weekend together
on Aug 14 -15 for our first Council of Governors meeting in Wellington. This was a full
on couple of days and a great opportunity to get to know each other better. I will share
some of the outcomes from these two days as I visit clubs.
(Club visits have been a casualty of COVID, but those I have missed will be
rescheduled as soon as possible.)
Congratulations to Ignatius Soffeni-Williams (Sponsored by NP Pakeke) for his 3rd
placing in the Young Speech Maker competition held in Wellington. Germaine Grewal,
In this Bulletin (sponsored by NP Pakeke) also presented his speech. Both young men attend Francis
Douglas Memorial College in New Plymouth.
Message from DG Thank you to those who have put their names forward to attend ELLI this year.
From the Editor Demand was over whelming and some of you may have missed out. We are exploring
other options before the end of the Lions year.
Marketing Project
Cabinet Members As we wait in quiet anticipation, to emerge from Level 3 to Level 2 and hopefully back
to ‘normal’ by Christmas take the time to check in with yourself and with others,
Trivia honestly, about how you and they, are feeling. There is no right or wrong way to
District Vacancies approach this new normal. Kindness does matter. Find compassion for yourselves and
for others, and practice gratitude when you find it. Spare a thought for others less
Youth fortunate, where COVID -19 is widespread, in Auckland, Fiji, Sydney or further afield.
Let’s Laugh
I wish you all well in the coming weeks and look forward to being able to catch up with
What’s happening you soon, at your meetings.
Club News
Be kind, stay safe and may we all work together in the spirit of Lionism, in harmony,
Zone News being ever mindful of the needs of those we serve.
Who’s Who
“Tell your story – Know your why”
Megan E
...from the Editor.
Hi all,
I hope that this bulletin finds you well. We are again going through
some trying and difficult times. It does help to find the little life
nuggets and hold on to them. Let’s stay positive and recognise the
small blessing that come our way.
Thank you for all the positive feedback for the Contact up to now, I do enjoy compiling
it. Please keep sending items if you want something in the Contact. If I have forgotten
something, please remind me for the next edition.
On the next page you will find info for an exciting opportunity for us Lions. Please read it.
We need more members and awareness out in public could help us grow our
membership numbers.
In this edition we continue introducing 2 more 202D Cabinet Members, keep the blurbs
and possibly a photo coming.
All that’s left to say is: stay safe, be kind, keep up the good work and enjoy this edition.
Tobi Hipp
tobi@hippconsulting.co.nz
NEW MEMBER FEES
Due to the continued impact of COVID 19 Lions Clubs International (LCI) has
extended the waiver of new member fees until 31 December 2021.
NZ Lions have partnerships with
Camp Quality
Cancer Society
Diabetes NZ
Kidney Kids
NZ Liver Transplant Service
Hearing Dogs
September 2021
DIGITAL MARKETING
Marke ng and Promo ng Lions
I have been working on and tes ng several op ons for displaying informa on on
remote monitors. I have found a product combina on that allows me to centrally
manage content on mul ple monitors in different loca ons and have been trialing
the concept at one of our local café's, a hair studio in Opunake and one in Stra ord.
UNITY
IN T H E COMM
LIONS Crea ng a network of monitors/displays and using this to promote Lions is a great
se
exp se
and modern opportunity available for us to boost public awareness and possibly build
your lf
on membership.
NG
KETI
MAR
AL
DIGIT
The network of monitors/displays is rela vely small at the moment and could use a
boost. This is where we rely on everyone to help iden fy loca ons and talk to the
owners about hos ng a monitor/display and help promote a good cause. The
monitor, controller and bracket are supplied by myself at no cost.
We would also rely on a handy person to be able to mount the unit. Units will be
shipped to the par cipa ng Lions Club.
What happens when these units are installed?
The way to finance this network of displays, is through adver sing. This adver sing
will be displayed between the promo onal informa on from our Lions Clubs.
Adver sing Fundraiser
Not all monies raised will go towards the covering of costs. We have decided that if a
Lions Club sells adver sing on this network, 40% of the adver sing amount will go
back to the Club and 10% will be donated on the Clubs behalf to LCIF.
So, you can see this becomes a very valuable project as it promotes and creates
awareness for Lions, is a bit of a fundraiser and helps finance the units.
Content
We can display just about anything. Currently the playlists are made up of slides or
presenta ons. Content must be a good mix of material to make people look and
evoke interest. This could be:
· Lions Club Ac vi es local, zone, district, na onal and interna onal
· Community no ces and events, theatre, movie schedules, etc.
· Adver sing
Funding
VDG Stephen Barr has applied for some funding available to help create content
which will certainly help. I was not planning to charge for the crea ng of Lions
promo onal content and see it as part of my voluntary community service but am
very thankful for any funding available.
I will try to come along to zone and club visits when I can. If you in the mean me like
to talk to me about how your club can get involved, email tobi@hippconsul ng.co.nz
or call 0276190269
Tobias Hipp
September 2021
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Who are our 2021/22 Cabinet Members?
This month the spotlight is on:
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My Lions journey started in 2010 when I joined the Eltham Lions club.
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In 2011 I became 3rd VP to then club president Megan England. In
2014 I served as president. I was then club secretary for three years. In
that me I found zone mee ngs a great way to learn more about Lions
and how other clubs operated. In 2019 I became chairman of Zone 5
which gave me more opportunity to learn. Last year I was editor of
District 202D CONTACT Bulle n where I got to know more about all the
clubs in the district. In April this year I a ended the Advance Lions
Llew Eynon Leadership Ins tue (ALLI) training which I recommend to anybody who
gets the chance. I hope I can pass on some of what I have learned in my
GLT role.
Hello fellow Lions
They say if you want something done, ask a busy person. If this is the
case, I could suggest I'm the woman for the job of Zone 6 Chair this
year!
I'm an owner/manager of a busy Cafe/Pizzaria, Pekaren, in Bell Block. I
work part- me at Rampage Fitness gyms (both in New Plymouth and
Lisa Weston
Bell Block), and am Nunu (grandmother) to Marley5 and Caius 1 (of all
my roles I have to say this is currently my favourite one). I also
volunteer at both the TSB Showplace and the 4th Wall Theatre, so I get
to enjoy many fine theatre and music events, which are my passions.
When I do find some free me I enjoy reading, walking barefoot on the
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beach and spending me with our 3 small dogs (2 Griffons and a
Chihuahua). When Shane is home we like to dine out when we can, and
enjoy the wonderful restaurants and cafes that New Plymouth has to
offer.
Wishing you all a wonderful and produc ve year in Lions.
Lisa
Not all Cabinet Member Photos were available at time of publication.
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September 2021
The name Wendy wasn’t popular
Useless Facts until it was used as a character
name in the 1904 book “Peter
Pan.”
Honking your car horn for a Your stomach has to produce
couple that just got married is
a new layer of mucus every 2
an old superstition to insure
great sex. weeks otherwise it will digest
itself
Hawaiia
n Pizza
was inv
ented in
Canada
A ‘jiffy’ is a unit of
time for 1/100th
of a second
A rainbow can be seen only in the morning
or late afternoon. It can occur only when A Boeing 747’s wingspan is longer
the sun is 40 degrees or less above the
than the Wright brother’s rst ight
horizon
It costs more to buy a new car today in the United
States than it cost Christopher Columbus to equip
and undertake three voyages to and from the New
World
The longest recorded flight
“I am.” is the shortest
complete sentence in
of a chicken is thirteen
the English language seconds
Men can read smaller print
than women; women can hear
When you sneeze, air and particles travel through the
nostrils at speeds over100 mph. During this time, all
bodily functions stop, including your heart, contributing
to the impossibility of keeping one’s eyes open during a
sneeze
September 2021
District Vacancies
Nomina on for 2nd Vice District Governor
A nomina on has been received for the posi on of 202D 2nd Vice District Governor; Tobi
Hipp has been nominated by the Lions Club of Normanby and Districts, and seconded by
Lions Club of New Plymouth Central.
A special mee ng of cabinet members and past District Governors has been called to hear
from Tobi and vote accordingly.
Tobi currently serves as the district bulle n editor, has been a Zone Chair, Club President
and is an ac ve member of his club, Normanby and Districts.
Tobi and his wife, Susi are very involved in the community and businesses in Hawera. Both
serve on various commi ees and boards.
When the weather and me allows, the two enjoy going on motorbike rides to explore the
beau ful country.
We require a Lion to be our District coordinator for KidsRUs / Cantabs / Child Mobility. You
will be part of the Global Services Team and provide relevant updates and informa on to
clubs within our District.
Do you want to be our District 202D representa ve on the MD202 newly formed Lions
Cancer Bus Trust? This Trust has been tasked with exploring the feasibilty of the project and
is made up of trustees from each district.
If you are interested or want to know more, please get in touch with DG Megan
(202d.dg@lionsclubs.org.nz).
Important Information from the MD202 Office
New Members
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic Lions Clubs International has
extended the waiver of new members fees from July 1st through to December
31 2021.
MD Directory sales
Delivery of the printed directory has been delayed due to COVID alert Level
September 2021
YOUTH
PEACE
POSTER
COMPETITION
2021 -22
“WE ARE CONNECTED”
Clubs please provide Students with A2 (420mmx594mm) acid & lignin free art paper no less
than 100gsm in weight. (can get pad from Warehouse Stationary)
All entries must be flexible enough to be rolled up for shipping in 6cm diameter tubes
Pencils, pens, crayons, markers, paint or chalk may be used.
3D entries will NOT be accepted. Nothing to be glued, stapled or attached to the artwork in
any way.
Name, Age, School, Contact no and a brief description must be written on the back of poster
in top right hand corner.
NO lettering or Numbers allowed on the poster and must not be laminated.
CLOSING DATE for District judging is 25/9/21. District judging will take place from 24 th
October and winner announced at Junior Speechmaker Sunday 7 th November 2021.
Please send entries to Youth Chairs Stephanie Jordan or Phil Lightbourne before closing
date.
September 2021
YOUTH
JUNIOR
SPEECHMAKERS
2021:
SUNDAY 7TH NOVEMBER
HAWERA COMMUNITY CENTRE
9:30AM REGISTRATION/MORNING TEA
10AM SPEECHES START
$50 ENTRY PAYABLE FROM CLUB
(District 202d Youth Acc 03 0791 0232608 05 Ref: Club Name)
$10 LUNCH FOR SUPPORTERS
ENTRY'S CLOSE FRIDAY 29TH OCTOBER.
CONTACTS:
YOUTH CHAIR NORTH YOUTH CHAIR SOUTH
Stephanie Jordan Phil Lightbourne
46 Fairfield Road Milner Road, RD 3
Hawera 4610 Palmerston North 4473
06 278 6087 06 329 7857
022 054 0515 021 297 2121
202d.youthnorth@lionsclubs.org.nz 202d.youthsouth@lionsclubs.org.nz
Does your club support this Lions project?
Several clubs Papakura, Karori and the Cromwell Lions Club provide
processing and recycling of glasses for use in the Islands.
You can help by collecting glasses within your community and sending them
on to the clubs to process.
Find out more about this project and listen to the recent radio interview of
Jennie Vowles from Lions Club of Karori.
Link to website
September 2021
YOUTH
MD202 NATIONAL
YOUNG SPEECHMAKER
CONTEST 2021:
What an impressive group of eight young adults (17-18yrs) that attended the nals of the National
Speechmakers Contest in Wellington, held at the Wellington Hospital's Auditorium on Saturday 14th
August.
This was my rst time attending and hopefully will not be the last. We had students from Hawkes Bay,
New Plymouth and all the way down to Invercargill.
All topics by the contestants were their own choices, ranging from Racism to the Power of Truth. All
speakers without exception spoke extremely well and it quickly became obvious as to why they were
chosen to represent their Districts. Some were able to speak by using cue cards while others managed
to speak directly without any notes. The speeches were well researched and crafted and kept the
audience of about 30 spellbound.
I was so glad that I decided to attend this event but was very surprised to see the poor turnout of Lions
members supporting this event. One couple had been attending this contest every year since the very
rst one and said how there use to be 200 plus in attendance. We need to remember that these students
aren't only their representing themselves and their School but also Lions with which this contest is for.
This is a great event and one that I urge you to attend at some time in the future.
We were fortunate to have 2 young men there representing Francis Douglas School and District 202D.
For their prepared speech Germaine was dressed in a colourful Indian Dupatta – used it to express his
sense of identity and how each coloured thread worked in harmony with other coloured threads. We
need to co-exist with our differences – how would we stand out if we are all the same? Ignatius
delivered a very emotional speech on racism, we are all the some apart from skin colour – same hopes,
same dreams, same food etc needs. Same blood colour. Racism is a grown-up's disease! Diversity is not
a threat.
The impromptu speech topic was “As soon as I….” Both boys managed this topic in their own special
way.
The results were 1st Place - Mia Hollingsworth from Invercargill
nd
2 Place – Rhea Ratgali from Dunedin
3rd Place – Ignatius Sofeni-Williams from New Plymouth.
September 2021
YOUTH
202D Lions Environmental Video Challenge.
2021/2022
Primary (year 5 & 6) students are invited to
create a 3-5 minute mini documentary/short
film on the theme of…..
'Managing, maintaining and enhancing our
freshwater resources to benefit all life on
earth'.
. 'Ka ora te wai, ka ora te whenua, ka ora ngā tāngata’
'If the water is healthy, the land is healthy, the people are
healthy'
Entries close May 6th 2022.
Winners to be announced on World environment Day June 5th 2022
Prizes: Vouchers for schools: 1st $500, 2nd $300, 3rd $200 will be presented to
the first 3 winning entries.
For more details please contact:
Stephanie Jordan Phil Lightbourne
202d.youthnorth@lionsclubs.org.nz 202d.youthsouth@lionsclubs.org.nz
September 2021CLUB
EDUCATION
For those interested in how a typical Cabinet Structure looks like.
ANZI Pacific Forum
With the disruption to this year’s ANZI forum the event in Australia
has been postponed to 2022. Future forums will be:
2022 Australia
2023 New Zealand
2024 Indonesia
2025 New Caledonia
September 2021In the morning Tom calls to his boss:
– Good morning, boss, unfortunately, I’m
not coming to work today. I’m really sick.
I got a headache, stomach ache, and my
both hands and legs hurt, so I’m not
coming into work.”
The boss replies:
– You know Tom; I really need you today.
When I feel like this I go to my wife and
tell her to give me sex. That makes me
feel better, and I can go to work. You
should try that.
2 hours later Bob calls:
– Boss, I followed your advice, and I feel
great! I’ll be at work soon. By the way,
you got a nice house.
A woman walking down the city sidewalk
with an adult lion is confronted by a
police officer
He: "Lady, you must take that animal
directly to the zoo!"
She: "I will do that right away, officer."
The next day, the officer is exasperated
to see her and the lion walking down the
sidewalk again.
He: "I told you to get that animal to the
zoo!"
She: "That was yesterday. Today we are
going to the beach."
September 2021WHAT’S Online Calendar
Click HERE
HAPPENING
Did you know?
There is an online calendar for the 202D District that should have all our events on.
This includes zone and club events. This is a great tool to see what is happening in
our district.
September 2021 - Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
5th, Sunday - International Day of Charity
25th, Wed - Peace Poster closing date
27th - 3rd Oct. - Mental Health Awareness week
27th - 3rd Oct. - Alzheimers Cuppa for a cause
28th, Tuesday - Blue September Quiz
October 2021 - Child Mobility Walktober
1st, International Day ot the Older Person
2nd - 10th, - Youth hosting for 202D & 202M
8th, Friday - Breast Cancer Pink Ribbon Day
8th, Friday - World Sight Day
29th, Friday - Speechmakers Entry closing date
November 2021 - Diabetes Awareness Month
7th, Sunday - Junior Speechmakers
14th, Sunday - World Diabetes Day
Peace Poster Contest Deadlines
• January 15: Kits go on sale from the Club Supplies Sales Department at International Headquarters.
• October 1: Deadline to purchase kits from the Club Supplies Sales Department at International Headquarters.
• November 5: Postmark deadline for a club to send one winning poster (per sponsored competition) to the District
Governor.
• November 20: Deadline for a District Governor to hand one winning district poster to the Multiple District Council
Chairperson.
• December 15: Postmark deadline for the Multiple District Council Chairperson to send one winning poster to the
Public Relations Department at International Headquarters.
• February 1: International winners notified on or before this date.
September 2021CLUB SUPPLIES
Club supplies including brochures and membership packs can
now be ordered through our website shop supplies at
https://www.lionsclubs.org.nz/shop.
Make a purchase of anything over $30 plus GST from our club
supplies website from now until 30 September 2021
and we will provide you with with 1 of our reusable shopping
bags (yellow or blue) and a small gold wheel pin while stocks
last (29 of each in stock).
Goods will be dispatched when alert levels allow.
Link to shop
LCIF District Coordinator update
Gree ngs from a Palmerston North in lockdown – familiar to all of us.
This situa on is affec ng our lives in everything we do, including our Lions Clubs
ac vi es and our ability to donate to our Founda on.
The only way LCIF can operate is with the support of Lions and Lions Clubs. The
Disaster relief packages issued worldwide by the Founda on came to a close
some months ago. However, as our Cons tu onal Area VII has not make many
applica ons for Disaster Relief and Grants over recent years, the door has been
le open for us to donate to Disaster Relief within our own Area – primarily to help and support
Indonesia. Any dona on to the Disaster Relief Fund will be eligible for Campaign 100, Melvin Jones
Fellowship and Lions Share recogni on. Any Club or individual dona ng are asked to include a note with
the dona on, sta ng that they are responding to Covid-19 relief efforts in Indonesia. Also please let
either Leo Danz or myself know so that we can pass the informa on on to our Regional Development
Manager in Chicago to make sure dona ons are tagged correctly. Remember dona ons can be for any
amount.
Thank you to those Clubs and individuals who have already donated this year.
It is hoped that during the second round of Zone mee ngs, we will be able to meet with Club LCIF
Coordinators and update them of LCIF ac vi es locally, regionally and interna onally. For those Clubs
who haven't as yet appointed a LCIF coordinator, please consider this as we want as many Clubs as
possible represented at our gatherings. As soon as a Coordinator is appointed, let me know so I can get
them on my mailing list (and remove the President – surely an incen ve to many of our busy Presidents).
Remember any dona on (Club or Individual) to LCIF is to relieve suffering for someone, somewhere and
it was YOU who made that happen.
Your friend in LCIF
Phil Theobald
September 2021Kindness is spreading
sunshine into people’s
lives regardless of the
weather
The Kindness Ma ers Award deadline is now extended to the 30th of September for entries to be into me by and I
get one entry from our District to Wendy Goodwin in November, so there will be seven entries to Mul ple
District. The categories have been extended to include Disaster, Humanitarian and Youth a-long with Diabetes,
Vision, Child Cancer, Environment and Hunger, I look forward to seeing many entries from clubs to promote all
the great things we do in serving our community. The entry forms were in the last Contact, but Tobi, Brenda or
myself can send you this again if needed.
Mul ple Districts GST is pushing the “We serve” not the We Fundraise awareness for Presidents, a lot of clubs are
fundraising furiously and not doing the service which is what Lions is about, just rese ng the club mindset about
what we do and why.
th
It is Wig Wednesday on the 8 of September, encourage your clubs to wear wigs and raise funds for Child Cancer,
have fun with it, do something different for your tea mee ng, it is a great cause.
We are being encouraged to put ar cles in the Lion Magazine to promote our service and projects to raise
awareness of Lions in our communi es, remember to have your photos separate to the ar cle so they can fit
them into the pages of the magazine.
Requests are being made for the spectacles, these are going to the Pacific Islands, Northern Australia and now
South Auckland, remember, not bifocals or scratched and they don't want the cases either. Repurpose the cases, I
am sure you can think of things they can be used for.
Keep up with the aluminium, and old coins to Resene for Heads up for Kids. Thank you to the clubs that took the
four huge posters to adver se Heads up for Kids, have some informa on near by about what Heads up does and
be aware that grants are available to promote leadership development , camps and school ac vi es through the
Heads up for Kids program.
It is Christmas Cake me again, another great drive for Lions along with the Lions Mints.
There is an ini a ve star ng in Invercargill with rowers in March, they intend to row 40 kms a day up the East
Coast to the top of the North Island. They hope to raise a huge amount of money for Child Cancer, Life Saving,
Starship and the Skin Clinic ini a ve which is been inves gated for feasibility at present. Even though they wont
be in our District, we can help by having row-a-thons, hos ng Olympic rowers for talks, promo ng the events
being held on the East Coast etc.
The really great news is the Wellington Children's Hospital Playscape Rehabilita on fund is nearly there, only a
few thousand le to raise, maybe none by now, this is a huge effort by 202M and 202D, thank you all for your
contribu ons, $500,000.00 is a lot of money but it is an awesome cause for our children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Please do the repor ng of your club ac vi es, your hours of work and the number of people involved, it is not
hard once you are registered and can access your MyLion, remember if your ac vity you want to enter into
awards is not recorded it is not eligible. We need this for the future of Lions as well, our service is noted over seas
and the huge funding required by LCI is determined by what we show we do.
Sadly we are in lockdown at this me, so stay home stay safe, use zoom mee ngs and keep in contact with
people, sharing is caring, having a conversa on when you are alone and lonely cheers our hearts, we can s ll
serve, but in different ways.
Keep up the good work every one, Daphne Sinclair-Holley, Global Service Team
September 2021CLUB
NEWS
Feilding Host Lions
A well-attended Morning Tea Function was held on Wednesday, 11th August 2021 to
celebrate the Club handing over the keys of a Mazda CX-3 Vehicle supplied by Palmfield
Motors Palmerston North to Representatives of the Arohanui Hospice Palmerston North in
memory of Members Barry Masters and Barbara Billinghurst. What better Venue than the
Club’s Mini Golf Course where the Funds for this Initiative were raised.
Lions Christmas cakes – A perfect festive tradition
Back in 1971, Ernest Adams, New Zealand’s premier baker, created a special Christmas cake recipe exclusive to
Lions – the cakes were moist, full of fruit, did not crumble, had a guaranteed shelf life of no less than two years and,
most importantly, tasted delicious.
Now, more than 50 years on, the only change is the refreshed packaging. The Lions Christmas cakes are still
baked by Ernest Adams using the original tried, tested, proved and unique Lions Christmas Cake recipe. Lions
Christmas Cakes are available only from this website OR Lions Clubs and Lions Clubs’ members all over New
Zealand.
Our thanks to Goodman Fielder for their supporting our Christmas Cake drive
Over 50% Fruit – very rich and fruity
Full of flavour – not crumbly
Large 1.2kg cake – 18 x 18 x 5 cms - plenty to share with family & friends
Minimum 2-year shelf life
Great Value! – Premium quality for a competitive price
Delivered freight free to your door
Email: christmascakes@lionsclubs.org.nz
September 2021CLUB
NEWS
September 2021To the new members, welcome to the Lions family
and those that have transferred, welcome to your
new clubs.
August 2021:
KEVIN RANDLES (Marton Lions Club) Sponsor: ARTHUR ( STEVE) CARKEEK
MARITZA PIEK MS (PN Heartland) Sponsor: ELAINE MC KEE
ROBERT JOHN SINCLAIR (PN Mid District) Sponsor: GRAEME BAKER
HENRY BUCHANAN (Waverley) Sponsor: JAMIE ROBERTSON
PLAYSCAPE UPDATE
It’s getting close to target
$3919 still to raise
Will your donation make the difference?
Can you complete the effort?
Give all your social media links this address:
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/childrens-hospital-playscape-wellington
September 2021ZONE, DISTRICT
& NATIONAL NEWS
Help the people in Westport
Flooding in Westport
Following the major flood in Westport on the 16 to 18 July
we would like you to assist with the fundraising for the
recovery.
Donations can be make to the 202E Charitable Trust.
Account Number 03- 0703-00316114-000
“Service from the heart”
September 2021WHO’s WHO?
2021 -2022 Cabinet
District Governor Megan England 202d.dg@lionsclubs.org.nz
Secretary Brenda Stanners 202d.secretary@lionsclubs.org.nz
Treasurer Anne Russell 202d.treasurer@lionsclubs.org.nz
VDG / GMT Coordinator Steve Barr 202d.vdg@lionsclubs.org.nz
GLT Coordinator Llew Eynon 202d.glt@lionsclubs.org.nz
GST Daphne Sinclair 202d.gst@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 1 Vacant 202d.zone1@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 2 David Pacheco 202d.zone2@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 3 TBC 202d.zone3@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 4 Stephanie Jordan 202d.zone4@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 5 Sue Huckstep 202d.zone5@lionsclubs.org.nz
Zone 6 Lisa Weston 202d.zone6@lionsclubs.org.nz
LCIF Phil Theobald 202d.lcif@lionsclubs.org.nz
IPDG/Awards Louise Knapman 202d.ipdg@lionsclubs.org.nz
LMLCCT: Roy Price 202D.lmlcct@lionsclubs.org.nz
Contact Editor /
Tobi Hipp 202d.editor@lionsclubs.org.nz
Publicity & Media
Webmaster & 202d.admin@lionsclubs.org.nz
Mat Wellington
District Administrator 202d.webmaster@lionsclubs.org.nz
LCIF NZ Leo Danz danz24@xtra.co.nz
Youth North Stephanie Jordan 202D.youthnorth@lionsclubs.org.nz
Youth South Phil Lightbourne 202d.youthsouth@lionsclubs.org.nz
Almoner North Kay Wallace 202d.almonernth@lionsclubs.org.nz
Almoner South Ash Hazlitt 202d.almonersth@lionsclubs.org.nz
Environment Gerard Karalus 202d.environment@lionsclubs.org.nz
Leos Robyn Pederson 202D.leos@lionsclubs.org.nz
Camp Quality Michelle Hofmans 202D.campquality@lionsclubs.org.nz
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