My name is Maria from the Philippines; I will be a part of the Ecuador team in
November 2009.
Now,
I am working in the Area of Promotion at the RichmondVale Academy.
If you are interested and want
to work in community development in the areas of:
§  Child
aid & community programs
§  Fighting
HIV/AIDS
§  Start
up and run of primary and pre schools
§  Vocational
schools
§  Train
future teachers

We invite you to become a Development Instructor at our school, the Richmond
Vale Academy, in the beautiful island of Saint Vincent in the Caribbean and
to participate in our projects in Ecuador, Brazil or Africa in the areas
previously mentioned.
Our training is based on practical lessons about:
§  Development of organizational and
communication skills
§  Prevention and information of diseases
§  Income generation projects
§  Organic farming
§  Global history and economy
§  Conflict resolution
§  Basic maintenance and construction
skills
§  And more
Now,
we will tell you a little more about us:
Who we are
Our school is part of theInternational DRH Movement and works with HUMANA PEOPLE
TO PEOPLE.

HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE;is an organization that has developed
more than 265 projects in 42 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America since
1977.  These
projects work in the areas previously mentioned and have benefited more than 10
million people living in poverty with lack of health, education and
infrastructure.
* For more
information about HUMANA please visit: www.humanapeopletopeople.org

HUMANA PEOPLE
TO PEOPLE works
in cooperation with the International DRH
Movement. DRH is an abbreviation for"Den Rejsende Højskole"which means
“Traveling Folk High Schools” in Danish. DRH`s objective is to prepare
students to work in community
development projects withHUMANA PEOPLE
TO PEOPLE.
* For more
information about DRH please visit: www.drh-movement.org

Today,
there are 14 Traveling Folk High Schools located in 8 different countries of
Europe, North America, South America,
Africa and Asia. Every year around 800 Development Instructors, from over 65
countries, train themselves at one of the DRH Schools in order to take up a
position in Latin America or Africa.
The first DRH school began in Denmark in 1970 and the DRH Richmond Vale Academy
(RVA) began in 2001.
* For more
information about Richmond Vale Academy please visit:
www.richmondvaleacademy.organd http://www.youtube.com/user/jesperfriis

Requirements
These programs are open to people, over 17 years old, which are
interested in having new challenges and experiences. There is no age limit and
no previous academic degrees are required. However, it is essential for you to
have a flexible, hardworking, motivated and enthusiastic attitude. Plus, you
also need to be willing have simple living conditions or comforts.


If you are interested to become a volunteer in Africa or
Latin America, please send your application form (attached together with this
email) to: volunteeratrva@...

Cheers!
Maria




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Sub: - "HAPPY DUSSEHRA"
Dear Lion
Lions Club Banga City Smile Wishes you very very "HAPPY DUSSHERA"
Thanks
With Lionistic Regards
Sincerely Yours in Lionism
Lion Mohinder Parkash Nayyar Advocate
Vice President
Lions Club Banga City Smile
Lions Distt: 321-D-Punjab- India
2803, Gandhi Nagar
Town: Banga
Distt:-Nawanshahr {S.B.S.Nagar}
Punjab, India
+91-94-637-59153
+91-98-887-15909

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Dear Friends,

37th India, South Asia, Africa & Middle East Forum is planned to be in Hydrabad,
India details are on http://isaameforum2009.com/

Folks plan well and attend as there are Lions from some 60 countries attending
this,  we from Lions International Stamp Club - LISC - India Chapter plan to
bring out Special Postal Cover and Cancellation on this occation.

de Lion Ajoy - VU2JHM
International Director (One Year)
Lions International Stamp Club - LISC
http://www.lisc.nl

Good morning from Lion Pete Schuyler, district 20Y2- Richmondville/Cobleskill
Lions Club, Cobleskill, NY, USA

I believe Lion Ajoy made arrangements for me to receive your communications.  I
want to thank you for your efforts and I enjoy reading about activities of other
Lions Clubs.

   Sincerely yours,

      Lion Pete Schuyler



To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
From: no_reply@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:48:36 +0000
Subject: [Lions Club ] Sub: Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga
City Smile, Distt: 321






Sub: Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India
Dear Lion
The Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India is given as under:-
1. Celebration of Independence day at Government Elementary School Kahmachon
2. Presentation of sweets & stationary items to 120 students in need of
Government Elementary School Kahmachon
3. Debate program of children on Government Elementary School Kahmachon
4. To save environment under "Grow Green the Planet" , the club planted 50 trees
at Kajla Jhikka Link Road, Banga
5. Addition of one member in this month namely Lion Sukhwinder Singh new amber
has joined the club in this month
The photographs of the projects are enclosed.
With Lionsitic Regards
Sincerely Yours in Lionism
Lion Mohinder Parkash Nayyar Advocate
Vice President
Lions Club Banga City Smile
Lions Distt: 321-D-Punjab- India
2803, Gandhi Nagar
Town: Banga
Distt:-Nawanshahr {S.B.S.Nagar}
Punajb, India
+91-94-637-59153
+91-98-887-15909









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hello sir
very kindly I suggest you that
u need not to send this report to all the lions.

it is to be sent to district / international office
only.

lion punit.
bhavnagar.
gujarat.




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From: mohinder2803 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, August 30, 2009 9:18:36 PM
Subject: [Lions Club ] Sub: Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga
City Smile, Distt: 321


Sub: Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India
Dear Lion
The Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India is given as under:-
1.��� Celebration of Independence day at Government Elementary School Kahmachon
2.��� Presentation of sweets &� stationary items to 120 students in need of�
Government Elementary School Kahmachon
3.��� Debate program of children on Government Elementary School Kahmachon
4.��� To save environment under "Grow Green the Planet" , the club planted 50
trees at Kajla Jhikka Link Road, Banga
5.��� Addition of one member in this month namely Lion Sukhwinder Singh new
amber has joined the club in this month
The photographs of the projects are enclosed.
With Lionsitic Regards
Sincerely Yours in Lionism
Lion Mohinder� Parkash Nayyar Advocate
Vice President
Lions Club Banga City Smile
Lions Distt: 321-D-Punjab- India
2803, Gandhi Nagar
Town: Banga
Distt:-Nawanshahr {S.B.S.Nagar}
Punajb, India
+91-94-637-59153
+91-98-887-15909




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Sub: Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India
Dear Lion
The Activities Report of August 2009 of Lions Club Banga City Smile, Distt:
321-D-Punjab- India is given as under:-
1. Celebration of Independence day at Government Elementary School Kahmachon
2.  Presentation of sweets &  stationary items to 120 students in need of 
Government Elementary School Kahmachon
3. Debate program of children on Government Elementary School Kahmachon
4. To save environment under "Grow Green the Planet" , the club planted 50 trees
at Kajla Jhikka Link Road, Banga
5. Addition of one member in this month namely Lion Sukhwinder Singh new amber
has joined the club in this month
The photographs of the projects are enclosed.
With Lionsitic Regards
Sincerely Yours in Lionism
Lion Mohinder  Parkash Nayyar Advocate
Vice President
Lions Club Banga City Smile
Lions Distt: 321-D-Punjab- India
2803, Gandhi Nagar
Town: Banga
Distt:-Nawanshahr {S.B.S.Nagar}
Punajb, India
+91-94-637-59153
+91-98-887-15909

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Please update your Lions Club website at www.LionWAP.org
with the the Username and Password.�� The Username IS a part fo your
website.� So if your website is� www.lionwap.org/WatertownCT�
your username is WatertownCT



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your Password.� You must have access to the e-mail address that appears on
the CONTACT US page.� see HTML clipboardhttp://www.lionwap.org/epass.html



Please do not use the e-Clubhouse upgrade for pages that are NOT a Lions Club.�
Districts, Zones and other projects should not be upgraded as yet.� We do
have great plans to help webmasters with these special websites, so don't jump
ahead and miss out on other ideas.



As you may know from recent articles that appeared in the Lion Magazine, we are
offering an Upgrade to your Lions Club webpage at LionWAP.org known as
e-Clubhouse.�� You are among the first to be invited to Upgrade your
club's website.� This is optional, but cannot be reversed without losing
some of your new information.��



Take a look at this typical e-Clubhouse page:�

� St. Johns Lions Club (Indiana) - http://lionwap.org/eclub/sites/stjohn/�



When you update your club's website, be sure to make these vital changes to be
eligible for the UPGRADE that gives your club this new appearance.



1.� Your club must be named with the form "Watertown Lions Club".�
That means, "Lions Club" must be last.�� Remove
references of your state in the name, since that will appear immediately below
your club name.�



2.� The Announcements field MUST NOT be blank.�� In a very
short time, we would like you to make the HOME PAGE exciting.�



Once you have updated your LionWAP website and Submitted the change, UPGRADE
your Lions Club page to the new e-Clubhouse style, follow these simple steps:



1.� Log into your Lions Club webpage at www.lionwap.org

���� (please e-mail
me, if you have forgotten your username or password)



2.� Scroll down to field 35 TEMPLATE, and pick e-Clubhouse in
the pull-down list.



3.� Scroll to the bottom of the page and re-enter your password



4.� Hit the Submit button.



5.� Follow the simple instructions to complete the upgrade.�



You might want to jot down some notes about the changes that were made by the
Upgrade process. .��



Keep in mind that your Lions Club webpage address will still work after the
upgrade.�� The original page simply forward to the new website, so you
can still use the address:���� watertownct.lionwap.org��



Why upgrade?



We think that you will like the new e-Clubhouse format as a nice professional
appearance.�The� e-Clubhouse system is well integrated with the
official Lions Clubs International website. LionNet has partnered with Lions
Clubs International to make this available.��



By upgrading, you keep the same address.� Information that you have
previously entered in the Announcements field will appear at the new HOME page.�
Your Activities field will appear on the new Club Projects page.�Your
officers will appear at the new Club Officers page. � The new Photo upload
feature is easier.� The new Calendar feature will show Featured events
right on the HOME page, above the Lions Clubs International News section.



What should you do next?



One of the first things that we would like our new websites to accomplish, is to
add a photo to the HOME page. These must be smaller than 75KB, but I recommend
that you size this shot at smaller than 500 pixels wide. Around 450 would be
good. You can resize this photo after uploading it.�



Try populating your calendar with a few club events and/or meetings. Your very
next meeting should be noted as a FEATURED event. Featured events will then
appear on the top of the RIGHT column of your HOME page, ABOVE the Lions Clubs
International News.



Here is the link to our latest HELP file.
lionwap.org/eclub/inc/Lions_e-Clubhouse_User_Guide.pdf��
Let me know if you have trouble downloading it.



Please do not hesitate to contact me with questions or even provide ME with
information or photos to add to the website. We want these websites to look
GREAT.



Lion Dan Uitti

dan@...

LionNet/LionWAP Administrator







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Jeffrey Sachs, PhD, Director of Earth Institute at Columbia University; Quetelet
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Leaders in Social Entrepreneurship Speakers

Gene Falk, Co-Founder, Executive Director, mothers2mothers

Scott Hillstrom, Chairman of the Board, CEO and Co-Founder, HealthStore
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Kevin Jones, Co-Founder, Good Capital

"Creating Viable Enterprises For The Base of the Pyramid," Ted London, PhD,
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"From Ideas To Action Workshop: Creating Viable Enterprises For The Base of the
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Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Partners in Health; Director,
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Ajay Nair, MBBS, MPH, Portfolio Associate, Acumen Fund

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"Three Unique Models For Services For Orphans and Vulnerable Children: Worldwide
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James Clarke, MD, Ophthalmologist and Medical Director, Crystal Eye Clinic,
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Luz Claudio, MD, Associate Professor of Community and Preventive Medicine, Chief
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"Challenges and Opportunities for Improving Health Care Systems," Paul Cleary,
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Lauder Professor of Public Health, Yale University School of Public Health

"Diagnosis and Treatment of Glaucoma For Persons on Medical Missions," Gustavo
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Department of Ophthalmology, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary

Prabhjot Dhadialla, PhD, Program Director of Health Systems, Development and
Research, Columbia Center For Global Health and Economic Development, Community
Health Worker Advisor, Millennium Village Project

"Building a Distributed Village Model," Zoravar Dhaliwal, CEO, Community Lab

"Partnerships - Are We There Yet," Amir Dossal, Executive Director, UN Office
for Partnerships

Margaret Duah-Mensah, RN, ON, Ophthalmic Nurse, Crystal Eye Clinic, Ghana

"America's Vital Interests in Global Health," Harvey Fineberg, MD, PhD,
President, Institute of Medicine of The National Academies

Susan Forster, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Medical Studies,
Department of Ophthalmology, Yale School of Medicine; Chief, Ophthalmology, Yale
University Health Services

Kevin Frick, PhD, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health

Pape Gaye, President and CEO, IntraHealth International

Ilene Gipson, PhD, Senior Scientist, Schepens Eye Research Institute; Professor,
Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School

"Simple Solutions To Complex Problems: How A Text Message Can Save A Life,"
Ashifi Gogo, Co-founder, Sproxil; Holekamp Family PhD Innovation Fellow, Thayer
School of Engineering at Dartmouth

"Workshop: How To Advance Global Health Through Technology and Social
Entrepreneurship," Ashifi Gogo, Co-founder, Sproxil; Holekamp Family PhD
Innovation Fellow, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth

"Obstetric Fistula - The Ultimate Indignity, Gender Inequality, and Poverty,"
Kate Grant, Executive Director, The Fistula Foundation

Laura Herman, Managing Director, Social Impact Advisors

Christopher P. Howson, PhD, Vice President for Global Programs, The March of
Dimes Foundation

Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, PhD, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology,
Malaria Research Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

Kaveh Khoshnood, PhD, Assistant Professor in Public Health Practice, Division of
Epidmiology of Microbial Diseases, Yale School of Public Health

Norman Kleiman, PhD, Director, Eye Radiation and Environmental Research
Laboratory, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Mailman School of
Public Health, Columbia University

"Siyajabula! The Challenges of Developing Empathic Care Intervention Methodology
for Children and Guardians Affected by HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa," Jamie
Lachman, Clowns Without Borders

Robert Lawrence, MD, The Center for a Livable Future Professor, Professor of
Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy, and International Health;
Director, Center for a Livable Future, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health

Bill Livermore, Executive Director, Somaly Mam Foundation

"Changing The World While Keeping Your Day Job," Nicholas Lumpp, Cofounder,
Somaly Mam Foundation

Pamela Lynam, MD, Country Director Kenya, JHPIEGO - Johns Hopkins University

"An AIDS Vaccine: Progress To End The Epidemic," John McGoldrick, JD, Senior
Vice President, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)

Carole Mitnick, Sc.D., Instructor, Department of Global Health and Social
medicine, Harvard Medical School

"Society, Migration, Culture and Women," Mini Murthy, MD, MPH, MS, MPhil, CHES,
Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy and Management, Global Health
Program Director, New York Medical College School of Public Health

Ron Nabors, Chief Executive Officer, Christian Blind Mission-USA

Cliff O'Callahan, MD, PhD, FAAP, Pediatric Faculty, Family Practice Group;
Director of Nurseries, Middlesex Hospital; Chair, AAP Section on International
Child Health

Rebecca Onie, JD, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Project HEALTH

"Role of Inflammation in Retinal Degeneration," Santa Ono, PhD, Sr. Vice Provost
for Undergraduate Education and Academic Affairs, Emory University

David Oot, Associate Vice President for Health, Save The Children

Sung Chul Park, MD, Glaucoma Fellow, New York Medical College, New York Eye and
Ear Infirmary

"Global Health Partnerships--Critical Success Factors and Lessons Learned From A
Private Sector Perspective," Steven Phillips, MD, Medical Director, Global
Issues and Projects, ExxonMobil Corporation

Maryse B. Pierre-Louis, MD, MPH, MH/HSA, Lead HNP Specialist, Human Development;
Coordinator, Booster Program For Malaria Control in Africa, World Bank Africa
Region

"Vision 2020/USA and The Future of Collaborative Efforts in Blindness
Prevention," Louis Pizzarello, MD, MPH, Secretary General, International Agency
for the Prevention of Blindness

"Online Innovation and Trends in Global Health," Suzanne Rainey, Forum One
Communications

"Leveraging Advances in Nanotechnology and Consumer Electronics to Detect
Infectious Diseases at the Point of Care," Rebecca Richards-Kortum, PhD, Stanley
C. Moore Professor and Chair of Bioengineering, Rice University

"Partnership Models in International Health, The Yale Experience," Majid Sadigh,
MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine

"How To Develop a Sustainable Eye Care Plan For Rural Regions," Sarang Salam,
Kalinga Eye Hospital, Orissa, India

Sarwat Salim, MD, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of
Tennessee-Memphis

Georgia Sambunaris, Senior Advisor to the Director, Office of Economic Growth,
US Agency for International Development

"Avoidable Blindness and Eye Care in Latin America and the Caribbean," Juan
Carlos Silva, MD, MPH, Regional Advisor in Prevention of Blindness, PAHO-WHO

"Integration of Surgery Into Population-Based Healthcare in Learning Models of
Integrated Care," David Spiegel, MD, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia;
Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

"Where There Is No Light: Using Solar Power to Reduce Maternal Mortality in
Nigeria," Laura Stachel, MD, Bixby Center for Reproductive Health, UC Berkeley
School of Public Health; Founder, WE CARE Solar

John E. Tedstrom, PhD, President and CEO, Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS,
Tuberculosis and Malaria (GBC)

"Trabeculectomy Glaucoma Surgery: Clincal Pearls," James C. Tsai, MD, Robert R.
Young Professor and Chairman, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences,
Yale University School of Medicine; Chief of Ophthalmology, Yale-New Haven
Hospital

Seth Wanye, MD, Ophthalmologist, Eye Clinic of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana

"Can We Eliminate Blinding Trachoma by 2020?" Sheila West, PhD, El-Maghraby
Professor of Preventive Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins
School of Medicine

"Innovation in Global Health Research," David Zakus, BSc, MES, MSc, PhD,
Director, Centre for International Health; Associate Professor, Dalla Lana
School of Public Health; Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy,
Management and Evaluation; Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada

Derek Yach, Vice President of Global Health Policy, PepsiCo

"The Global Fight Against Malaria: U.S. Strategy for Combating Malaria Around
The World," Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, U.S. Malaria Coordinator, President's Malaria
Initiative



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Not from Moderaror:  I have approved this post from a new member.  This looks
like a very worthwhile programme and could be of interest to Lions in the
region.
Note also, thet the post include non-text characters which are not allowed under
our default settings.  Tom.

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My name is Maria from the Philippines; I will be a part of the Ecuador team in
November 2009. 
Now, I am working in the Area of Promotion at the RichmondVale Academy.
If you are interested and want to work in community development in the areas of:
§         Child aid & community programs
§         Fighting HIV/AIDS
§         Start up and run of primary and pre schools
§         Vocational schools
§         Train future teachers
 
We invite you to become a Development Instructor at our school, the Richmond
Vale Academy, in the beautiful island of Saint Vincent in the Caribbean and to
participate in our projects in Ecuador, Brazil or Africa in the areas previously
mentioned. 
Our training is based on practical lessons about:
§         Development of organizational and communication skills
§         Prevention and information of diseases
§         Income generation projects
§         Organic farming
§         Global history and economy
§         Conflict resolution
§         Basic maintenance and construction skills
§        And more
Now, we will tell you a little more about us:
Who we are
Our school is part of theInternational DRH Movement and works with HUMANA PEOPLE
TO PEOPLE.
 
HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE;is an organization that has developed more than 265
projects in 42 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America since 1977.  These
projects work in the areas previously mentioned and have benefited more than 10
million people living in poverty with lack of health, education and
infrastructure.
* For more information about HUMANA please visit: www.humanapeopletopeople.org
 
HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE works in cooperation with the International DRH
Movement. DRH is an abbreviation for"Den Rejsende Højskole"which means
“Traveling Folk High Schools” in Danish. DRH`s objective is to prepare
students to work in community development projects withHUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE.
* For more information about DRH please visit: www.drh-movement.org
 
Today, there are 14 Traveling Folk High Schools located in 8 different countries
of Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia. Every year around 800
Development Instructors, from over 65 countries, train themselves at one of the
DRH Schools in order to take up a position in Latin America or Africa. The first
DRH school began in Denmark in 1970 and the DRH Richmond Vale Academy (RVA)
began in 2001.
* For more information about Richmond Vale Academy please visit:
www.richmondvaleacademy.org
Requirements
These programs are open to people, over 17 years old, which are interested in
having new challenges and experiences. There is no age limit and no previous
academic degrees are required. However, it is essential for you to have a
flexible, hardworking, motivated and enthusiastic attitude. Plus, you also need
to be willing have simple living conditions or comforts.
 
 
If you are interested to become a volunteer in Africa or Latin America, please
feel free to contact me at volunteeratrva@...
 
Cheers!
Maria




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Great idea ... thanks

Lion Jack Lofaso

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From: jack lofaso <jacklofaso@...>
Subject: [Lions Club ] Lion Club Photo Album
To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, June 22, 2009, 9:58 PM

       I am a member of the Valhalla Lions Club. I recently set up our webpage



http://valhallalion sny.lionwap. org/



I was looking for a place for our club to share our photos of our various
events.

This might be a great place to create an album for our group. Would that be an
ok idea?



Lion Jack



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Lion Jack



Start a social network at facebook, myspace or other place on-line.   WHY?    If
you just have a few photos at your website, people just might stumble on them.  
If you create a public photo album in your active social network, then more
people will see and learn about Lionism.



You see, there are so many billions of webpages on the internet now; the only
way to compete is to build a social network on-line. It isn't going to happen
with just GOOGLE anymore.    Of course, your network should include Lions Club
members; but include other friends, co-workers, church members and relatives.
WHY leave the pictures for just strangers to see?  If more Lions worked on their
social networks, then more people in the world will know of Lions.   Nobody
should keep it a secret; but it is more important to tell our own friends.



Here are some links to get started.

Here are some links to get started.

Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lionsclubsorg/

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lions-Clubs-International/27922222491

MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/lionsclubsorg

YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/lionsclubsorg

Linkedin:
http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistration?gid=64494

Twitter:
http://www.twitter.com/lionsclubsorg

Good luck



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I am a member of the Valhalla Lions Club. I recently set up our webpage

http://valhallalionsny.lionwap.org/

I was looking for a place for our club to share our photos of our various
events.
This might be a great place to create an album for our group. Would that be an
ok idea?

Lion Jack

  - - - -  Moderator comments:
Lion Jack

Start a social network at facebook, myspace or other place on-line.   WHY?    If
you just have a few photos at your website, people just might stumble on them.  
If you create a public photo album in your active social network, then more
people will see and learn about Lionism.

You see, there are so many billions of webpages on the internet now; the only
way to compete is to build a social network on-line. It isn't going to happen
with just GOOGLE anymore.    Of course, your network should include Lions Club
members; but include other friends, co-workers, church members and relatives.
WHY leave the pictures for just strangers to see?  If more Lions worked on their
social networks, then more people in the world will know of Lions.   Nobody
should keep it a secret; but it is more important to tell our own friends.

Here are some links to get started.

Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lionsclubsorg/

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lions-Clubs-International/27922222491

MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/lionsclubsorg

YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/lionsclubsorg

Linkedin:
http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistration?gid=64494

Twitter:
http://www.twitter.com/lionsclubsorg


Good luck

Lion Dan Uitti

dear friend,
please have a look web site. www.lions.clubs.org
http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/member-center/planning-other-projects/community-pro\
grams/index.php
http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/member-center/planning-other-projects/community-pro\
grams/culture-programs/index.php

thanks
--- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, Vivian Castro <castr0_2007@...> wrote:
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Hi Vivian.� What particular ceremony are you are referring to?� May I know which
Lions club you belong?� I'm from the Dasmarinas Lions Club of District 301-A2
Philippines.
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Thanks.
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ALVIN�

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From: Vivian Castro <castr0_2007@...>
Subject: [Lions Club ] Cultural Information
To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, May 11, 2009, 7:44 AM








Hi,

We will like to know about how Lions start ceremonies in differents countries.

Viv

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Re: Lion WAYNE MADDEN {PID} for post of International Second Vice President
Dear Lion
Please think to cast vote & support to Lion WAYNE MADDEN {PID} for post of
International Second Vice President in the annual convention of Lions Clubs
International which is going to be held in Minneapolis , USA . Wayne is a
resident of Ft. Wayne , Indiana and a Past International Director. If you can
speak-up & think for my request for him, we would appreciate it.
Look forward as positive interaction.
With Lionsitic Regards
Sincerely Yours In Lionism
Lion Mohinder Nayyar
Advocate
Vice President
Lions Club Banga City Smile
Lions Distt: - 321-D-India
2803, Gandhi Nagar
Town: - Banga
Tehsil:  Nawanshahr
Distt: - Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar
Pin code: - 144505
Punjab, India
Mobile: -
+91-94-637-59153,
+91-98-887-15909

Hi,

We will like to know about how Lions start ceremonies in differents countries.

Viv





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I am elected president of 08-09 and also continuing next year 09-2010, my home
club is Lion club of Kathmandu Amardeep.
325 A Kathmandu Nepal.
Inform us about your culture exchange programs   .
Thanks
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C


--- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, Vivian Castro <castr0_2007@...> wrote:
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> other cultures their own culture.� Also we will like to do youth
> exchange among Lions, Leos and just our young sisters or brothers that
> will like to visit other countries.� Also we are open o receive
> others� to our countries.
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> 'Best
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> --- El mi� 8-abr-09, Tom Lumb <tomlumb@...> escribi�:
> De: Tom Lumb <tomlumb@...>
> Asunto: [Lions Club ] Re: Cultural Exchange
> A: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
> Fecha: mi�rcoles, 8 abril, 2009, 12:25 am
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> twinning" programme that already exists and which is formally
> recognised by LCI? Several clubs, including my own, represented by
> members of this group are involved in this programme. And, of course
> there is the Youth Exchange Programme - and my club is very much
> involved in that, too!
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exchange activity among Lions.
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Dear Lions
we are running 55 Bed hospital and upgrading for 100 beds this year in
Gatthaghar Bhaktapur and building is in reconstruction. After July 2009 we are
starting academic programs and preparing for BSC/ BN /BPH /B-Pharma program of
next year.  We opened for promoter share for short time.  Interested Lions could
contact at the register office in the Anamnagar office.

Thanking You,
Project Plan Public Limited Company.
Capacity:                                 100 Beds / Academic Program
Duration:                                 1 yrs (Project Complete)
Per share value:                     One Lacs
Share Limitation    	 30 Laks.
Minimum 1 Share per Person (NRs. One lacs)
Future Plans. Medical College with in valley.
Investment Plan
Booking: Book your Share before 30th  Baishak  2066
Mode of Investment:             Full Payment
Expected Investment Return:           After 2 yrs @20% Per Year.
Concession:
Drawback on Your investment is allowed.

Note:   You have to deposit the first installment share as per commitment during
the period of Shrawan 1 to Asoj 28, 2066 (16 July to 15 October 2009)

Salient Features
      Focus on maximum health professional and Lions members
participation.
      Peoples participation from every part of country respectively
every VDC, Municipality, Sub Metro Politian city, Metro Politian City
      Complete finance by Nepalese people
      Long lasting open project
      Government Protected site
      Largest public share Holder Company of Nepal.
      Encouragement for investment by Non Residence Nepalese (NRN) and
ex-pats around the world.
To learn more about this project, please contact us:
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Executive Chairman.
ANPC Community Hospital P. Ltd.
4246351

Dear Lions
we are running 55 Bed hospital and upgrading for 100 beds this year in
Gatthaghar Bhaktapur and building is in reconstruction. After July 2009 we are
starting academic programs and preparing for BSC/ BN /BPH /B-Pharma program of
next year.  We opened for promoter share for short time.  Interested Lions could
contact at the register office in the Anamnagar office.

Thanking You,
Project Plan Public Limited Company.
Capacity:                                 100 Beds / Academic Program
Duration:                                 1 yrs (Project Complete)
Per share value:                     One Lacs
Share Limitation    	 30 Laks.
Minimum 1 Share per Person (NRs. One lacs)
Future Plans. Medical College with in valley.
Investment Plan
Booking: Book your Share before 30th  Baishak  2066
Mode of Investment:             Full Payment
Expected Investment Return:           After 2 yrs @20% Per Year.
Concession:
Drawback on Your investment is allowed.

Note:   You have to deposit the first installment share as per commitment during
the period of Shrawan 1 to Asoj 28, 2066 (16 July to 15 October 2009)

Salient Features
      Focus on maximum health professional and Lions members
participation.
      Peoples participation from every part of country respectively
every VDC, Municipality, Sub Metro Politian city, Metro Politian City
      Complete finance by Nepalese people
      Long lasting open project
      Government Protected site
      Largest public share Holder Company of Nepal.
      Encouragement for investment by Non Residence Nepalese (NRN) and
ex-pats around the world.
To learn more about this project, please contact us:
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Executive Chairman.
ANPC Community Hospital P. Ltd.
4246351

--- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, lionbhaktakc <no_reply@...> wrote:
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> Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
> Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
> GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
> Phone: 009779851039831
> contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
> Thanks.
> Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
>  President.
> Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep. --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com,
lionbhaktakc <no_reply@> wrote:
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> > Dear New lion members
> > warm greeting, any club members visiting Nepal kindly remember us.
> > Lion Bhakta bahadur K.C (President)
> > Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep
> > Club no. 061604 325 A Kathmandu Nepal.
> >
> >
> > --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, "Alvin T. Taba�ag, RFP�" <alvintabz@>
wrote:
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> > > Greetings fellow Lions.  You can view our club's various activities at
www.lionwap.org/dasmarinas.
> > >
> > >   Thanks.
> > >
> > > Canberra_Valley Lions Club <canberravalleylions@> wrote:
> > >           Hi Manian or is it Singam (excuse my ignorance please) & other
Lions around the world
> > > I joined the group yesterday and thought it a good way oof learning what
other clubs are doing. I am President of the Lions Club of Canberra Valley MD201
District N2 Australia. We are a mixed club of 35 members of various age groups.
> > > regards
> > > Lion Maxine Helmling
> > >
> > > manian singam <maniansingam@> wrote:
> > > hi,
> > > i joined this group today, greetings to all members of this group. i am
president of lions club of madipakkam, dist 324-A 6, chennai, india. looking
forward for good relationship and bondage.
> > > thanks
> > > Ln.s.manian
> > >
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Dear Lion/s,
Go with positive service/s,concept without any ego and
praud too.
Cobgratulation/s.

Lion Ajit Desai

--- On Fri, 4/10/09, lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

From: lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Lions Club ] Re: New member
To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, April 10, 2009, 7:12 AM

















       Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C

Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A

GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.

Phone: 009779851039831

contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.

Thanks.

Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C

  President.

Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep.

--- In lionsclub@yahoogrou ps.com, "Jayesh Patel" <export@...> wrote:

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> Hi

>

> I am new member and i would like to introduce myself as a secretory of Lions
Club Rajkot-Crown. Our clubs strength is now 113 members.

>

>

> Regards.

>

> Ln Jayesh Patel

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Why Volunteering??
Volunteering as an individual or group Lion Club activities will undoubtedly be
a life-changing experience. It will allow you to practice your knowledge and
skills along side local Lions, doctors and healthcare professionals while
helping the underprivileged local population.
As a volunteer, you get a completely different experience to that of the average
tourist. Accommodations will be provided on site. This means that you get to
experience life as the locals live it - both an eye opening and an interesting
experience!
Any volunteer interested in joining our healthcare programs is required to
provide certification or proof of enrollment in a healthcare program to ensure
both individual and patient safety. Primarily, volunteers assist local doctors
and medical staff in the treatment of patients; however, volunteers are free to
participate in other programs within the hospital such as record keeping,
sanitation, nutrition, or treatment of minor injuries.
Who can be a Volunteer ??
o Lion members.
o Doctors
o Dentists
o Nurses
o Pharmacists
o Lab technicians
o Pathologists
o Dental Technicians
o Community Health workers
o Health Care/Medical teachers
o Physiotherapists
o Pharmacist , Pharmacologist  Potential Areas for Volunteering
o Anamnagar Polyclinic Community Hospital
o Weekend Community Health Camps
o Pharmacy
o Health Post { Out reach Clinic}
o Partnership programs with local hospitals
o Health check-up for schoolchildren
o Health education in schools health programs
o Community healthcare services
o Tuberculosis Education/DOTS clinic
o HIV/AIDS & Sexual transmitted disease
o Pharmaceuticals companies
o Nursing college
Goals of our VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep aims to coordinate socio-cultural interactions
between volunteers from all over the world and Nepal by creating opportunities
to exchange their experiences and skills with local healthcare professionals.
Our main goal is to offer volunteer programs for those who are interested in
experiencing a new and unique way of life, while contributing their time and
skills to benefit worthwhile community services throughout Nepal.
Volunteers who work for longer period need to register with the local medical or
nursing council, or other appropriate government authorities.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep.
061604 District 325A
GPO 8978  CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
lionbhaktakc@...

Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
Phone: 009779851039831
contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
Thanks.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
  President.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep.
--- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, "Jayesh Patel" <export@...> wrote:
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> Hi
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> I am new member and i would like to introduce myself as a secretory of Lions
Club Rajkot-Crown. Our clubs strength is now 113 members.
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> Regards.
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> Ln Jayesh Patel
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Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
Phone: 009779851039831
contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
Thanks.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
  President.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep. --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, Vivian Castro
<castr0_2007@...> wrote:
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> Dear Lion  Bhakta bahadur K.C
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> I will be glad to visit Nepal, Also feel free to come and visit Ecuador.
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> I want to work with Lion around to world to show to others, the
> differents cultures and minimize culture obstacles among people in
> Ecuador.
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> Please let me know if you could help me in this project.
>
> Viv
>
> --- El mi� 8-abr-09, lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> escribi�:
> De: lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> Asunto: Re: [Lions Club ] new member
> A: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
> Fecha: mi�rcoles, 8 abril, 2009, 11:53 am
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> warm greeting, any club members visiting Nepal kindly remember us.
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> Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep
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> Club no. 061604 325 A Kathmandu Nepal.
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Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
Phone: 009779851039831
contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
Thanks.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
  President.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep. --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, "Jennifer
Staple" <Jennifer.Staple@...> wrote:
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Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
Phone: 009779851039831
contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
Thanks.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
  President.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep. --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, lionbhaktakc
<no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> Dear New lion members
> warm greeting, any club members visiting Nepal kindly remember us.
> Lion Bhakta bahadur K.C (President)
> Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep
> Club no. 061604 325 A Kathmandu Nepal.
>
>
> --- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, "Alvin T. Taba�ag, RFP�" <alvintabz@> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings fellow Lions.  You can view our club's various activities at
www.lionwap.org/dasmarinas.
> >
> >   Thanks.
> >
> > Canberra_Valley Lions Club <canberravalleylions@> wrote:
> >           Hi Manian or is it Singam (excuse my ignorance please) & other
Lions around the world
> > I joined the group yesterday and thought it a good way oof learning what
other clubs are doing. I am President of the Lions Club of Canberra Valley MD201
District N2 Australia. We are a mixed club of 35 members of various age groups.
> > regards
> > Lion Maxine Helmling
> >
> > manian singam <maniansingam@> wrote:
> > hi,
> > i joined this group today, greetings to all members of this group. i am
president of lions club of madipakkam, dist 324-A 6, chennai, india. looking
forward for good relationship and bondage.
> > thanks
> > Ln.s.manian
> >
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Good morning from Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
Lion Club of Kathmandu Nepal. District 325A
GPO 8978 CPC 90 Kathmandu Nepal.
Phone: 009779851039831
contact us for culture exchange programme and student exchange programme in
volunteer sector.
Thanks.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C
  President.
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep.

--- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, "vin_dowd" <vin_dowd@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
> i am a member of the Waikerie lions club austrlia 201 C2. I am 45 and
> the youngest member by many years in my club the average age is 67.
> vin
>

Dear Vivian Castro,
you are welcome you our Himalayan country Kathmandu Nepal. send  me
your club details and what type of programme are you going lunch
if you provide us time table and your project we may visit.
Lion Bhakta Bahadur K.C (President)
Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep. (District 325 A )
GPO 8978 CPC 90 kathmandu Nepal.
Phone. 009779851039831
lionbhaktakc@...

-- In lionsclub@yahoogroups.com, Vivian Castro <castr0_2007@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Lion  Bhakta bahadur K.C
>
> I will be glad to visit Nepal, Also feel free to come and visit Ecuador.
>
> I want to work with Lion around to world to show to others, the
> differents cultures and minimize culture obstacles among people in
> Ecuador.
>
> Please let me know if you could help me in this project.
>
> Viv
>
> --- El mi� 8-abr-09, lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> escribi�:
> De: lionbhaktakc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> Asunto: Re: [Lions Club ] new member
> A: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
> Fecha: mi�rcoles, 8 abril, 2009, 11:53 am
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>       Dear New lion members
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> warm greeting, any club members visiting Nepal kindly remember us.
>
> Lion Bhakta bahadur K.C (President)
>
> Lion Club of Kathmandu Amardeep
>
> Club no. 061604 325 A Kathmandu Nepal.
>
>
>
> --- In lionsclub@yahoogrou ps.com, "Alvin T. Taba�ag, RFP�" <alvintabz@ ..>
wrote:
>
> >
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> > Greetings fellow Lions.  You can view our club's various activities at
www.lionwap. org/dasmarinas.
>
> >
>
> >   Thanks.
>
> >
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> > Canberra_Valley Lions Club <canberravalleylion s@...> wrote:
>
> >           Hi Manian or is it Singam (excuse my ignorance please) & other
Lions around the world
> >
> I joined the group yesterday and thought it a good way oof learning
> what other clubs are doing. I am President of the Lions Club of
> Canberra Valley MD201 District N2 Australia. We are a mixed club of 35
> members of various age groups.
>
> > regards
>
> > Lion Maxine Helmling
>
> >
>
> > manian singam <maniansingam@ ...> wrote:
>
> > hi,
>
> > i joined this group today, greetings to all members of this group.
> i am president of lions club of madipakkam, dist 324-A 6, chennai,
> india. looking forward for good relationship and bondage.
>
> > thanks
>
> > Ln.s.manian
>
> >
>
> > ------------ --------- --------- ---
>
> > Here's a new way to find what you're looking for - Yahoo! Answers
>
> > Send FREE SMS to your friend's mobile from Yahoo! Messenger Version 8. Get
it NOW
>
> >
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Dear Lion Jayesh Patel,
Hearty congratulations for Dy.VDG for Dist.323-J
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Lion Ajit Desai
Ex-President Lions club of JAmnagar(Main)


--- On Thu, 4/9/09, Jayesh Patel <export@...> wrote:


From: Jayesh Patel <export@...>
Subject: [Lions Club ] New member
To: lionsclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, April 9, 2009, 9:09 AM








Hi

Recently our member MJF Lion Ramesh patel has been elected as 1st vice dist.
Governor.

we require some idea about lapel pin and slogan .

pls mail your idea to lionrameshpatel@ gmail.com OR kiwipumps@gmail. com

Regards,

Lion Jayesh Patel
Lions club Rajkot-CROWN
Dist. 323 J

M-09825216090



















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