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Charter of Centurion Lifestyle club DG’s Message IVAN’S INFO LIONS CLUBS INTERATIONAL DISTRICT 410 B District 410B January 2013 Issue 7 Helen Keller was a remarkable woman, born in 1880 and died in 1968 at the age of 88. At age two, she contracted an illness that left her blind, deaf, unable to speak, and was considered backwards of intelligence. She lived in a dark and hopeless world of her own, until age 7, when she was placed in the care of her teacher, Anne Sullivan. Through being taught letters spelt out in her hand, she came to realise the correlation be- tween those words and their meaning. From then on, using her dogged persistence, she went on to bring forth her intellectual and emotional abilities, being an avid learner, and despite the social obstacles of her time, became the first deaf/blind person to graduate from college. As an adult, she travelled the world, campaigned for civil rights, world peace, human dignity and women's rights, and authored many books and essays. She became a prominent figure in her lifetime, whose accomplish- ments attracted awe, respect, admiration and inspiration. And what an inspiration she is, still today! Welcome! Pictures are better than words! Well done Lions Club of Centurion for sponsoring the Centurion Lifestyle Lions Club. LP Sue Smit with new Charter President Rob Fowler

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Page 1: DG Ivan's January Newsletter

Charter of Centurion Lifestyle club

DG’s Message

IVAN’S INFO IVAN’S INFO

LIONS CLUBS INTERATIONAL DISTRICT 410 B

District 410B January 2013 Issue 7

Helen Keller was a remarkable woman, born in 1880 and died

in 1968 at the age of 88. At age two, she contracted an illness

that left her blind, deaf, unable to speak, and was considered

backwards of intelligence. She lived in a dark and hopeless

world of her own, until age 7, when she was placed in the care

of her teacher, Anne Sullivan. Through being taught letters

spelt out in her hand, she came to realise the correlation be-

tween those words and their meaning. From then on, using her

dogged persistence, she went on to bring forth her intellectual

and emotional abilities, being an avid learner, and despite the

social obstacles of her time, became the first deaf/blind person

to graduate from college. As an adult, she travelled the world,

campaigned for civil rights, world peace, human dignity and

women's rights, and authored many books and essays. She

became a prominent figure in her lifetime, whose accomplish-

ments attracted awe, respect, admiration and inspiration.

And what an inspiration she is, still today!

Welcome!

Pictures are better than words!

Well done Lions Club of Centurion for sponsoring the Centurion Lifestyle Lions Club.

LP Sue Smit with new Charter President Rob Fowler

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Jakaranda Lions Club’s Christmas Party...

Magaliesburg Christmas Party for - Zone 3

Past District Governor’s Lunch

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DG Ivan, myself and all the Lions who attended the Christ-mas party held at Lions Beryl and Allan Heasmen’s beauti-ful new home, we enjoyed the evening so much it never crossed my mind to take some photos! Actually no one did! I am so sorry!

The delicious spread was enjoyed by all.

On behalf of us all, thank you so much for a most enjoyable evening!

There was a very good turnout at this most enjoy-able function. PDG Gianni Mannis and Carmo was there all the way from Botswana. Thanks must go to IPDG Jacqui for arranging this very enjoyable event . PDG George really enjoyed the food!

What a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all who attended the Magalies Lions Christmas function. Members of Zone 3 and other invited quests en-joyed all the fun and games. Thank you for a most enjoyable evening!

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Bedfordview Christmas Meeting

Mass Ride—Toy run.

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Mass ride ended a fun-filled day in Benoni the toys were redistributed to needy children by Lions Service clubs—Lions Clubs Interna-tional.

Bedfordview Lions club held a different meeting—it was their annual year-end Christmas party meeting held at the home of PDG/LP Derek Edward.

We thoroughly enjoyed their hospitality – not to forget the wonderful meal provided.

LP Derek holds up the hospitality banner for DG Ivan to present to a club, at the end of his year in office who he feels made him feel the most wel-come and he enjoyed the most on his visits!

The following Clubs have already received this banner so far: Florida 2008/09; Pretoria City 2009/10; Standerton 2010/11; and Bedfordview 2011/12 Who will be next?

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Branch Club of the Brian Boswell

Circus Lions Club Magaliesburg, see

their advertisement on the side of

the circus vehicle for all to see!

Prospective Club of Kensington’s Christmas Project.

REGISTRIATION FEE FOR THE ALOE COAST CONVENTION IN EAST LONDON 2013

The registration fee is R880.00 and payable by the 1st April 2013. This is an increase of just under 5% the Convention Committee tried their best to keep the cost as low as possible.

START SAVING NOW FOR THE MULTIPLE DISTRICT CONVENTION!

Lion Lionel Chasm had this to say:

“The Bethany house project, I can only say Wow!! I left Bethany House and felt as though I was going to burst with pride. The way in which the prospective club members all pulled together, the spirit of camaraderie and the standard of service shown would have made any club proud, and for a first major project it was simply phenomenal.

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Edenvale Lions Improves Literacy!

Lions hand out

children books The Lions Club of Edenvale joined 65 children at the Normonde Home for HIV and Abandoned Children for lunch recently.

The visit was done in accordance with a year-long initiative called the read-ing programme, which was introduced by the Lions International presi­dent, Wayne A Madden.

The programme aims to improve literacy levels and promotes reading. Books were handed to each child by Lionesses Evelyn and Rita.

The books were also read to the children whilst they waited for their lunch.

For more information about Lions International and their various com­munity projects, contact LP Marilyn on 011 609-9756.

107 Emergency services of Magaliesburg are always on standby to assist in medi-cal or other emergencies. The Lions wanted to thank them for the selfless and often dangerous work they do on our behalf, and so presented them with Christmas parcels to enjoy with their families. In picture, Lion Joanne Harver-son and Lion Val Elske with the staff of 107 Emergency Services.

Lions Club of Magaliesburg

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Centurion Lions Christmas party of note!

21 Ways to kill your club! We can learn from this... 16. If you’re asked to help, always say you don’t have time. 17. Never read any mailings or seek information. You might find out what’s going on. 18. If appointed to a position, never devote any time to it. Let someone else do it all.

Editor

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If you want to be successful its just this simple:

Know what you are doing, love what you are doing and believe in what you are doing!

Stilfontein: Derrick Bothma Sponsor: Theuns van Schalkwyk. [Correction]

Northcliff Jean Sandra Dick Sponsor: Eidelweis Hofmeyr

14 DROPPED—9 FROM SOWETO HOST! AND THE REST FROM THE DISTRICT. BALANCE : 723

LP Sue in the blue hat, protecting herself from the severe sun, hands out goodie bags for the chil-dren.

Some lucky youngster received an enormous teddy-bear. Well done Centurion Lions!

New Members—Welcome into our wonderful organisation.

BREAKING

NEWS!!!

On the left is the winner of the 2012/13 Peace Poster competition and on the right is our own Merit Award winner from Benoni van Rhyn Lions club.

Well done DC Beaulieu, we once again have a Merit award winner!

Peace Poster Winners!!