Vol. 1 Issue 8
May 2019
Riverside Lions Welcomes 3 New Members
The Lions Club of Riverside has set the bar for this months motto of strengthen membership, welcoming 3 new lions to their club at their April 18th meeting. PDG Lion GĂŠrald Fontaine had the honour of conducting the induction for the Clubs newest members. Pictured here from left to right are Lion Linda Payne, Lion Violet Mayberry and Lion Trudy Kennedy where all sponsored by Lion Elizabeth Oberholtzer.
Williams’ Wanderings and Wonderings
DGE Report May 18, 2019 Cabinet meeting I hope you have all had a Happy Easter and are enjoying Spring . I have been able to enjoy it a little bit at a time. When you see this report, Dave and I will have attended the Multiple Convention in Mahnomen. I hope many of you got a chance to meet him. I’m extremely lucky to have a partner in life and LIONS service. He is my biggest fan and supporter. We are looking forward to the DG 2020 journey. He will travel with me when he can. We both work full-time positions that are not “normal 9-5” hours. There may be times that I travel alone or with my close friend and fellow Lion, Jacky Wolfe. I have recently attended my last and final DGE training in March including tours of CanDo Canines, Hearing foundation, Lions Gift of Sight and Diabetes at the U of M. It was amazing and inspiring to see what we as Lions help to accomplish to serve others. Dave was working so I was able to bring Jacky. She enjoyed the tour opportunities and getting to know more Lions. Our DG group filled our committee chairs and elected our Council Chair. Current DGs ended our training with a friendship banquet themed Roaring 20s Italy complete with giving us all “mafia” nicknames. March 23rd, Jacky and I attended the Diabetes Foundation Research Update at the U of M. It was a great opportunity to hear about new research and meet the Doctors and their staff. I am nearly finished with cabinet position assignments. Please let me know if you or anyone would like the chance to serve and learn. I hope that everyone has or will be finished with new officer training. Please contact me if you still need a manual or have questions. Contact PDG Mike Janssen about Canada training. As some look forward to the school year ending, I hope you also think about your club membership. It is a great time to bring in new members to help with the fun summer projects. I am looking forward to the service of being your next District Governor. Let me be of service to each of you. You can contact me at 218-790-3715 or williams. deanne77@gmail.com I will do my best to help or find the answers. Keep Roaring! Lion Deanne Williams, FVDG
Greetings to All in Service It is Easter eve as I write this newsletter article and I hope each of you had a blessed, joyous Easter. Regardless of what we practice, or are a part of, there are important times in the year for whatever we are involved with. As a Christian the high point of the year is the Easter morning resurrection. It is the one morning we truly rejoice. As Lions this coming weekend (by the time you read this, the past weekend) is one of the highlights of the Lions year, the weekend of the Multiple Convention. It is the last opportunity of the Lions year for a large group of Lions to gather before the International Convention. It is a time to meet new Lions and to reunite with friends of old. It is a time to conduct business and to share stories of success. I look forward to the multiple convention as it will be an opportunity for me to meet the remaining four 1VDGE members, of my peer group, that I have not met. As a late joiner of this team, it will be my first opportunity to be with all of them at one time. Your district governor team has been working to put together the team of cabinet members for the coming Lions year. An area where we really need some support is the Global Action Team (GAT). The GAT consists of three areas of support; Leadership, Membership, Service. Leadership is led by a GLT, a Global Leadership Team leader. Membership is directed by a GMT, Global Leadership Team member. Service is overseen by a GST, Global Service Team coordinator. If you or anyone you know has an interest in any of these positions please contact one of your district governor team members or District Coordinator, Lion Jen Spielman, 5m11Jenifer@gmail.com . Additional information can be obtained by visiting GAT of the Resource Center of My LCI or again contact one of your district governor team members. We all know Lions support many great humanitarian causes and projects. I probably shouldn’t be, but I am currently partial to one, serving as a director of MD5M Lions KidSight Foundation. I mention this for two reasons. On April 6, 5M11 conducted the largest KidSight screening event, for the district, to-date. Lions from five different clubs screened 210 children at Kidfest in Moorhead. Twelve children were referred. There is a picture elsewhere in the newsletter showing the volunteers, thank you Lions! The second item is 5M11 will be responsible for staffing the Minnesota State Fair KidSight screening booth on Saturday, August 24. If you have an interest in helping please contact Lion Tamie Rue, tamierue@gmail.com or me, kwrrlf@gmail.com. Thank you for your service as a Lion. May you continue to be of service to those in your communities and those who are less fortunate than us. Yours in Lionism, Lion Kevin Reich Red Lake Falls Lions
Upcoming Events... Barnesville Community
May
Strengthen Month
Membership
Bingo Bowling May 10
Winnipeg South Lions Club 15th Annual Fundraiser will be held at Dakota Bowling Lanes 1085 St. Mary’s rd., wpg. For more info see ad or call 204-228-6031.
Cabinet Meeting May 18
11 a.m. $12.00 USD Red Lake Falls at Bethany Church
East Kildonan Pancake Breakfast May 18 8:30-11:30am 180 Poplar Avenue for tickets 204-330-3802 National Pet Value Walk for Dog Guides May 26th Kildonan Park in Winnipeg. Other walks will be announced as they are planned. May 29: June News Deadline
July
Car Show July 16
June June 1
Garden
Helen Keller Day
D-Feet Hearing Loss June 1 9:30 AM
2019 Eighth Annual Walk $25.00 registration, free T-shirt, lunch, Teddy Bear band, lots of children’s activity’s, games, prizes fun for the whole family! Taking place at the Landscape Arboretum in Chaska, MN. Visit www.5mhf.org for more info.
19th Breakfast on the Farm June 1
7am-12pm 3.25 miles south of Hawley on County Highway 31 for more info see ad.
June 5
World Environment Day
June 7
Lions Clubs International Birthday
Celebrate Lions 102 Birthday June 8
At the Assiniboia Downs 6-10pm for more info call 204-233-2736.
June 28: July News Deadline
Ste. Anne Lions Club car show will take place at the Redemptoriste Park in Ste. Anne, Mb from 6-9pm for more info email steannelionsclub@gmail. com.
Emily Holmes, left, and Aubrey Martinez are shown informing the Barnesville Lions Club about the Barnesville Community Garden. They successfully requested that the club do the cement work for a floating slab and construct a garden shed atop of the slab. The size will be determined at a later date and the extent of the request was for labor only. The Barnesville club assist in these types of requests, and continue to exemplify the Lions motto of “We Serve.”
Gary Lions Safe Driving Course On April 2nd the Gary Lions sponsored an AARP 55 Alive safe driving course. With 35 people taking the course, it was a successful evening.
Lions Gift of Sight Update
This is an update on the non-profit provision for eye donations in the anatomical gifts act supported by the Lions and being discussed at the MN State Capitol. The MN State Senate Health & Human Services Finance Omnibus bill, which contains the amendment concerning for-profit corneal processing and distribution, passed on the Senate floor early Tuesday morning on April 30th. This bill has now been paired with its State House companion bill and both bills have been moved to conference committee. Those bills are HF2414 and SF2452 and in conference committee, five Senators and five Representatives work out the differences in the two bills in order to have one matching bill for approval in both chambers. With the amendment only in the Senate version of the HHS Omnibus bill, the committee will have to agree to include this into the House bill through a discussion and a vote. The five members from each chamber were selected from their respective HHS Policy and Finance committees. The members for the conference committee are: MN State House of Representatives are: Rep. Tina Liebling, Rep. Rena Moran, Rep. Jennifer Schultz, Rep. Laurie Halverson and Rep. Rod Hamilton. MN State Senate are: Sen. Michelle Benson, Sen. Jim Abeler, Sen. Dr. Scott Jensen, Sen. Paul Utke and Sen. John Marty. On the MN House side of things, Rep. Schultz is a co-author of our original House bill. On the MN Senate side, Sen. Abeler and Sen. Jensen are co-authors of our original Senate bill and Sen. Abeler is the author of the current amendment. In addition, both Sen. Benson and Sen. Marty are aware of our amendment and have voiced support of it. While we are pleased that so many conference committee members have been directly or indirectly involved with our legislation, this does not in any way mean there is an easy path to getting this passed. We need every Lion, Lioness, their family and their friends who live in the districts represented by these legislators to call the members of this conference committee. The calls need to be polite, explain who they are and why they are calling. They need to ask the legislator for their support of the amendment regarding the non-profit provision for eye donations in the anatomical gifts act. They also need to ask the committee member to please move this amendment into the House HHS Omnibus bill and to recommend it for passage in both the House and the Senate. Attached are two sheets containing the contact information for the State Representatives and the State Senators in this conference committee. Please share this information with anyone who supports the Lions and Lions Gift of Sight. Let’s keep the altruistic nature of eye donations and keep the commoditization of eye tissue out of Minnesota. Let’s support research as well as transplants, since the cure for so many eye diseases is not a corneal transplant. Only through research will some of our most devastating causes of blindness be eliminated, like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa, and age-related macular degeneration. Time is of the essence and we need you to call these legislators now! Can we count on you to help us? Yours in Lionism, Lion Lyle Goff Chair – Minnesota Lions Vision Foundation
Barnesville Lions Club
“Cleans Up Nicely”
L to R--Lions Terry Schritz, Archie Haus, and Mike Quiggle are shown in front of garbage that they picked up from two miles on each side of Highway 34 east of Barnesville near the golf course. Additionally, Lion Mike Pearson is shown with garbage he picked up with Lion Mike Quiggle south of Downer from two miles on each side of Highway 9. Eight miles is the total number picked up in the spring and in the fall by Lions members and they have been doing this for the past ten years. Once again, “We Serve,” is exemplified by this contingent of the world’s largest service club, Lions International.
West St. Paul Lions Installed WSTPaul Lions were installed on Monday, 01 April to take effect 01 July 2019 by Lion Bonnie Popowich from the Lions Club of Lac du Bonnet. Zone Chair Lion Darryl Popowich conducted the elections. From left to right: Front row: Lion Kris Morris, 1year Director and Lion Tamer; Lion Pat Wight, President. Back row: Lion Linda Green, 1 year Director; Lion Debbie Jones, Secretary; Lion Fran Anderson, Vice-President; Lion Glenn Rossong, Membership and Sponsorship; Lion Julia (Jay) Doe, Treasurer; Lion Peter Wight, Past-President and Tail Twister.
A Tour of the Stars Facilities
Hello fellow Lions, As most of you may already know, the Lions Clubs in Calgary started the Stars Program – originally called Lions Air Ambulance Service. I had the pleasure of touring their facilities a few weeks ago. I mentioned that I was a Lion in the Winnipeg Beach Club, they immediately offered to provide the Lions with a tour of their facility. Please let me know if you or any member of your Club would be interested in a tour and also let me know if you prefer, day, evening or weekend. I look forward to hearing from you. Lion Marielle (Mickey) Wharton Secretary Lakeside Lions Club (204) 389-5395 home (204) 229-4931 cell
Barnesville Lions Club Helps out Local Senior Group Shown is the TV and portable stand that the Lions Club purchased and assembled for the Senior Citizens Center. Initially, the Senior Group requested a stand that would have mounted on the wall. However, this portable stand can be used at any location in the facility and is working out very well. If you happen to play Bingo at the Fair or at the Potato Days Celebration or purchase a ticket for a fundraiser from a Lion member, remember that 100% of the money raised is used for projects such as this one. “We Serve,” is the Lions motto, and the Barnesville Club exemplifies this motto.
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New Lion is Ready to Roll
“Newly acquired Lion Stands 55 inches tall”
This is a picture of four volunteers working on the Lion float. We were no longer able to use the loaner Lion we had on the float last year so the float committee found and purchased this magnificent Lion. The float is currently being revamped, taking off the Christmas theme. This float is offered for all clubs in Manitoba and NW Ontario to use. More information will be forwarded in the future as to the use of the float. In the pictures are the four volunteers- Don Hardy, Daryl
Mcintyre, Dewey Roy, and Dennis Doerksen- but most important is our newly acquired Lion which stands 55 inches tall. We now have a Lion on the float and the it can be pulled in parades or even be used as a stationary display. The trailer is totally road ready, has tandem axles with good rubber. If you have any questions then please contact Dennis Doerksen dydoerk@mymts.net or Don Hardy donaldwilliam. hardy@shaw.ca.
LIONS Are “On Parade” at the 2019 Red River Exhibition – YOUR Help IS Needed! The Lions Foundation of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario will sponsor a display booth at the Red River Exhibition, Winnipeg for the period Friday, June 14 to Sunday, June 23, 2019. The objectives of the Foundation exhibit are to: a.) Increase donor support b.) Attract new Lions to clubs c.) Rejuvenate collaboration between Lions clubs d.) Raise some money and e.) Bring focus back to the Foundation – TOGETHER IN STRENGTH. In 2018 195,000 people attended the Red River Exhibition. The Lions display will have at least 25 feet frontage. At its center will be the recently refurbished Lions highway-ready parade float for Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Satellite stations will be placed around the float with information re Foundation programs such as KIDSIGHT, Medical Assistance, Hearing, Eyeglasses Recycling…. Information sheets will be supplied to Lions manning the different stations. The Foundation will sell 50/50 raffle tickets from its exhibit ($2 each
or 3 for $5). The maximum potential prize is $4950. Obviously volunteers from Lions clubs across Manitoba are needed to ensure visitors to the Red River Ex see Lionism in its best light. To that end, can you please contact Don Hardy to volunteer for some shifts at the Exhibition donaldwilliam.hardy@shaw.ca It would be great if your club volunteered to cover one entire day at the exhibit. Volunteers will receive a free gate pass. The only cost a volunteer will incur is a $5 fee for a full day’s parking. Three volunteers per shift are needed. The last shift ends at 9:00 PM. Volunteers are needed for the following shifts:
Help us Parade at the Red River Exhibition
June 14, 17, 18, 19, 20 3:00 to 6:00 PM 6:00 to 9:00 PM June 15, 21, 22 12:00 to 3:00 PM 3:00 to 6:00 PM 6:00 to 9:00 PM June 16, 23 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM 2:00 to 5:30 PM 5:30 to 9:00 PM
Thank You
Thank you for your donations Please Note: the Ma’di club is no longer collecting pill bottles. They will keep us advised as to what is happening.
2019 Silver Sponsors
60th Annual Rodeo Fest - Hawley, MN Event Schedule for June 1 - June 8 Saturday, June 1st 7:00am - Noon Breakfast on the Farm Kasin Farms, 4271 230th St. S, Hawley (3.25 miles S of Hawley on Co. Hwy 31, follow signs) Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull - 8:15am Register & 9:00am start Sunday, June 2nd @ Hawley Rodeo grounds 10:00am - Country Cowboy Church Service QRRQ %HQHÀW +RUVH 6KRZ
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Monday, June 3rd @ Hawley High School Auditorium 6:30pm - Little Miss Hawley Pageant 7:00pm - Miss Hawley Pageant Tuesday, June 4th 6:30pm - Jackpot Team Roping @ Hawley Rodeo Grounds 7:00pm - Variety Show @ HHS Fundraiser for National Speech and Debate Tourney Wednesday, June 5th @ Hawley Community Center 9:00am - Health Fair Program @ Hawley Community Center 3:00pm - Space Cowboys @ the Library
Clay/Wilkin Soybean/Corn Growers
Hawley Area Community Club Lake Park Custom Feeds
Thursday, June 6th 5:00pm - 8:00pm REACH Community Picnic @ West Gate Park
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$GYDQFH WLFNHWV DYDLODEOH Through Wednesday, June 5 NO REFUNDS
Friday, June 7th - Rodeo Family Deal for Friday Show 9:00am - 1:00pm - RDO Day of Play for Kids @ 110 Michael St S. 7:00pm - American Heroes PRCA Barnes Rodeo @ Hawley Rodeo Grounds off Hwy 10
Saturday, June 8th Morning Car Show by the Water Tower sponsored by American National Insurance 8:00am - 11:00am - Hegland Rodeo Breakfast at HLS Parish Center on 6th Street 8:00am - Register & 9:00am Start– H.E.R.T. 5K walk/run@ Hawley School 9:00am - Horseshoe Tournament @ Riverbend Park off Hwy 10 9:00 am - 3:00 pm John Deere Drive Green Event – by City Hall 10:00am - 3:00pm - Vendor Street Fair (Place TBD) 11:00am - 3:00pm - Concessions available 11:00am - 3:00pm - Kid’s Bounce House by Hawley Jaycees 1:00pm - Pie & Ice Cream Social by Senior Citizens @ Senior Center on 6th Street 3:00pm - Kiddie Parade along 6th Street 4:00pm - Rodeo Fest Parade along 6th Street 7:00pm - American Heroes PRCA Barnes Rodeo @ Hawley Rodeo Grounds off Hwy 10 Call City Hall for more details 218-483-3331 or go to ZZZ KDZOH\ JRYRIÀFH FRP
A Fun Night at Assiniboia Downs Come Celebrate Lions 102 th Birthday
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June 8,2019 Assinibona Downs 6 to 10pm
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First Race 7pm Free Parking Free Admission
The Lions Club of Riverside is pleased to announce a night at Assiniboia Downs; on Saturday June 8, in recognition of the 102 birthday of Lions International. THIS IS NOT A FUND RAISER. This is a time for lions to get together and enjoy one another’s company. The first race of the evening is at 7pm the last at appropriately 10pm. There is NO admission and parking is free. Those who wish can bet on the horses or not. It is hoped one race will be for the Lions. Meals and such are available. The club has tentatively booked an area on the lower level. It would like for various clubs to notify them of their intention to attend. E-mail your intentions to jnazarko@mts. net no later than May 30. Hope to see as many of you there for a night of fun!
Charter Night
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Food Available
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Call (204) 233-2736 For More Info
Mahnomen Waubun Area Lions Charter Night June 22, 2019 Mahnomen ,Mn. with guest speaker Past International Director Bruce Beck
MyLion is here, just in time for the Lions Clubs 100 year anniversary. Use your mobile device to organize and promote club activities. Find great service projects anywhere. Connect with Lions just about everywhere. Explore what MyLion can do for you. Sign up today on the app store or google play.
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Zone 7 Spring Zone Meeting
Zone 7 Lions held their spring Zone Meeting on March 21st. Red Lake Falls Lion Kevin Reich was the featured speaker. Thank you to the Wannaska Lions for again hosting the Zone Meeting.
Tri-Zone Meeting
Zone 8, 9 and 10 worked together to host another tri Zone Meeting it was hosted by the Selkirk Lions Club. With guest speakers PDG Dave Hollyoake with Dog Guides, PDG Gerald Fontaine with LCIF and DG Bill Myskiw.
Lions Conduct Vision Screening
On April 6, Lions from five Minnesota Lions clubs conducted vision screening on behalf of MD5M Lions KidSight Vision Foundation. The event was held in Moorhead as part of Kidfest. Lions involved represented the Dilworth Loco, Glyndon, Hawley, Hitterdal and Sabin clubs. It was the largest screening event to-date for 5M11 (Minnesota side) with 210 children screened resulting in 12 referrals. THANK YOU LIONS!
Stay up to Date with these Websites
District 5M-11: *NEW* http://e-district.org/sites/5m11 5M11Newsletter *NEW* www.facebook.com/5M11-News Multiple District 5M: www.lionsmd5m.org Lions Club International: www.lionsclubs.org Lions Program Sites: Can Do Canines: www.can-do-canines.org Leader Dogs for the Blind: www.leaderdog.org Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF): www.lcif.org/EN/ Lions Eye Bank of Manitoba and NW Ontario: w w w. e y e b a n k m a n i t o b a . c o Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides: www.dogguides.com Minnesota Lions Diabetes Foundation: www.mnlionsdiabetes.org Project New Hope: www.projectnewhope.net USA/Canada Lions Leadership Forum: www.usacanadalionsforum.org Lions University: www.LionsUniversity.org
Pancake Breakfast a Flipping Success The Winnipeg West Lions Club held their first Pancake Breakfast on April 14th and it was a huge success. We would like to thank the owners of Silver Heights Restaurant for donating the space as well as flipping those pancakes! Thanks to the many Club Members as well as volunteers we were able to raise money so that we can support our local community projects!
New Melvin Jones Fellow
The Goodridge Lions Club is proud to honor one of our club members with the Melvin Jones Fellowship. This is recognition of commitment to humanitarian work in the community. This Lion has been a member since 1982. He has served as an officer and on many committees in the club. Maybe his biggest job was running our spring consignment auction all of these years. It is a big job.
This Lion goes beyond the Lions Club to serve his community. He is an active member of the Faith Lutheran Church. He served for many years as supervisor and chairman of Moylan Township. He now serves as commissioner in Marshall County. The Goodridge Lions are proud to present the Melvin Jones Fellowship, which is the Lions Club International Foundation highest honor to Gary Kiesow.
Zone Chairman Mike Hagen, District Governor Bill Myskiw, Melvin Jones Fellow Award Recipient Gary Kiesow, Goodridge Lions Club President Ron Kotrba.
Tuesday July 16, 2019 (Rain Date—July 18)
Rédemptoriste Park Ste. Anne, Manitoba 6:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m. Music Man for entertainment
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Popcorn, Bottled Water Will be for sale by the Lions!
Free Admission! No Registration Fee! Just Show Up!
Cabinet Members DISTRICT GOVERNOR Bill Myskiw (Evelyn) R. 204.339.1242 C. 204.782.1416 E. wjmyskiw@shaw.ca 1st VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR Deanne Williams (Dave) R. 218.790.3715 E.williams.deanne77@gmail.com CABINET SECRETARY Stacy Kleinwachter C. 612.269.1582 E. 5m11cabsec@gmail.com CABINET TREASURER Nadine Myers (Butch) R. 218.567.8305 E.lions5m11treasurer@gmail. com IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR John Wollenzien (Dee) R. 218.681.2117 C. 218.686.3361 E.deeandjohnwollenzien@mncable.net DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
Jenifer Spielman (Mark) R. 218.567.8281 C. 218.556.5660 E. 5m11Jenifer@gmail.com ZONE 1 CHAIR Brian Norberg (Mary) R. 218.287.2484 W. 218.299.5151 E. binlou4@prodigy.net ZONE 2 CHAIR Jenifer Spielman (Mark) R. 218.567.8281 C. 218.556.5660 E. 5m11Jenifer@gmail.com
ZONE 3 CHAIR Chris Eck R. 218.533.0856 E. christophereck91@gmail.com ZONE 4 CHAIR Allen Bertilrud (Sandy) R. 218.253.4236 C. 218.684.1315 E. allenbertilrud@gmail.com ZONE 5 CHAIR
Terri Cuppett R. 218.683.3420 E. pastortlc@mncable.net ZONE 6 CHAIR Gladwin Lynne R. 218.201.0665 C. 218.745.4457 E. galynne@mncable.net ZONE 7 CO-CHAIRS Michael and Karen Hagen R. 218.463.3036 E: karenhagen@hotmail.com or mhagen@wiktel.com ZONE 8 CHAIR Patricia McPherson C. 204.290.5336 E. lions5m11news@hotmail.com ZONE 9 CHAIR Darryl Popowich (Bonnie) R. 204.345.2840 E. thepops@mts.net ZONE 10 CHAIR Brian Nazarko (Jan) H. 204.233.2736 E. jnazarko@mts.net DIABETES, CA Andrea Kwasnicki (Kevin Gamble) R. 204.283.9865 B. 204.925.3800 ext 228 C. 204.250.4533 E. andrea.kwasnicki@diabetes.ca (GMT) DISTRICT COORDINATOR PDG Doug Wiens (Kathryn) R. 204.434.6042 B.204.326.9844 or 1.888.411.9311 E. Doug@prudentialriverbend.ca or Djwiens@mymts.net LCIF, CA PDG Gunter Zion (Veronica) R. 204.253.4499 E. gunter.zionn@hotmail.com PDG Gerald Fontaine (Eliane Carmel) (Multiple District 5M Chair) R. 204.433.7955 E.gerryfontaine@gmail.com LCIF, USA Tom Jorgens C. 218.281.7071 E.tjorgens@poly-cell.com LEADER DOGS, USA Ken Bauer (Jan)
THIS DIRECTORY IS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE LION MEMBERS OF EACH SUB DISTRICT TO USE SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSES OF COMMUNICATING AMONG ONE ANOTHER WITHIN THEIR SUB DISTRICT/MULTIPLE DISTRICT. R. 218.354.7288 B.800.200.3642 C. 701.866.1700 E. kenbauer@mail.com 5M11 LIONS CANCER CARE INITIATIVE (Multiple District 5M Childhood Cancer Chair) PDG Mike Janssen (Tammy) R. 204.669.0473 C .204.479.1843 E.mjanssen@shaw.ca LIONS EYE BANK & MAP, MANITOBA / NW ONTARIO PDG Mike Janssen (Tammy) R. 204.669.0473 C .204.479.1843 E.mjanssen@shaw.ca Ray Downey (Myrna) R. 204.254.0107 C. 204.391.0721 E. rmdowney@mymts.net Evelyn Myskiw (Bill) R. 204.339.1242 C. 204.782.4756 E. evmyskiw@shaw.ca LIONS FOUNDATION OF CANADA DOG GUIDES (Also Multiple District 5M Chair) PDG Dave Hollyoake (Barb) R. 204.642.4650 C. 204.797.5930 E. dave@hollyoake.ca
Sandy Bertilrud (Allen) R. 218.253.4236 C. 218.280.8146 E.sandybertilrud@yahoo.com Kim Peters (Kevin) R. 218.584.8364 B. 218.784.7121 C. 218.556.6972 E. kpeters@arvig.net MN LIONS VISION FOUNDATION Russ McDougall R. 218.962.3433 E. rgrjdoug@feltontel.net PDG Jeannine Windels (Harvey) R. 218.281.2953 C. 218.280.5703 E. jwindels@gra.midco.net MIDWINTER CONVENTION Kevin Gamble, (Andrea Kwasnicki) R. 204.391.0644 E. kbgamble@hotmail.com NEWSLETTER EDITOR Patricia McPherson C. 204.290.5336 E. lions5m11news@hotmail.com PIN TRADING PDG Jim Aasness R. 218.233.7341 C. 218.790.7747 E. jimaasness@aol.com
LIONS MD5M HEARING FOUNDATION OF CANADA PDG John Sinclair W. 204.474.2468
PROJECT NEW HOPE, USA Jenifer Spielman (Mark) R. 218.567.8281 F. 218.567.8381 E. 5m11Jenifer@gmail.com
LIONS MD5M HEARING FOUNDATION, USA Gerald “Jerry” Amiot R. 218.289.8889 E. jerry.amiot@hotmail.com
TECHNOLOGY / WEBMASTER StacyKleinwachter C. 612.269.1582 E. skleinwachter@yahoo.com or specialk.stacy@gmail.com
LIONS MD5M KIDSIGHT FOUNDATION, USA Kevin Reich (Sheila) R. 218.253.2522 C. 218.232.4556 E. kwrrlf@gmail.com Tamie Rue C. 218.779.1412 E. tamierue@gmail.com MN LIONS DIABETES FOUNDATION, USA
USA / CANADA LEADERSHIP FORUM PDG Jim Aasness R. 218.233.7341 C. 218.790.7747 E. jimaasness@aol.com