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W1 Diary 2023-2024 DISTRICT OFFICERS AND LIONS CLUBS PERSONAL INFORMATION IDENTIFICATION Name Street Suburb City State Postcode Telephone ( ) Mobile Email Driver’s Licence Licence Plate No NOTIFY IN AN EMERGENCY Name Street Suburb City State Postcode Telephone ( ) Mobile Email MEDICAL INFORMATION Doctor Telephone ( ) Blood Type Allergies INDEX DG W1 Message 2 DG W2 Message 3 Where to Find Out 4 Acronyms 4 Hall of Fame 5 Club President & Secretary 6 Club Treasurer 7 Club Membership Chairperson 7 Rules of Debate 8 Ideas to Spice up Meetings 9 Suggested Club Projects 9 Public Relations & Marketing 10 Zone Chairperson 10 MD Governance & Structure 11 Lions Hearing Foundation 12 Lions Planner for 2023 13 Lions Planner for 2024 14 Where to focus for Success 15 District Officers W1 16 Lions Foundations 19 Lions Clubs W1 20 District Officers W2 25 Diary Starts 2023-24 28 DISTRICT 201 W1 2023 - 2024 Incorporating LIONS PLANNING DIARY W1 District Newsletter Coordinator Richard Tunmer (Jill) cabinet-secw1@bigpond.com Tel 08 9209 1356 Mob: 0415 089 938 District Newsletter Published 1st week of the month. W2 District Newsletter Coordinator David Knight (Denice) news.w2@lionswa.or.au Mob: 0400 199 841 1

W1 Diary 2023-2024 Tim Moore Welcome to the new edition of our Planning Diary 2023-2024 This coming year I am going to be District Governor of W1. I am leading the district through a period of change. WA is moving from two districts to just one. We will be changing the management, not the clubs. This will enable our district to be stronger and easier to manage. Your club will not change, you will still come up with new great ways to help your community. To make it a better place to live and to grow. With this aim, I want clubs to do just one environmental Project in the year. It could be big yearlong project or a little one. The community we live in is our home. I want to see a safe clean place for Children and adults to live in. If we can reduce the amount that goes into landfill its got to be good for the environment with less waste in the ground. This will have a bigger impact for our communities. With fresh clean potable water. Less toxins getting into our food source and help save native animals which we all enjoy. So, over the year I will share with clubs all different ideas for environmental projects. From simple ideas to big ideas, whatever your club can handle. I want to see Lions in our community doing their best, I am not asking for someone else’s best but yours. I want you to help in any way you can, and do it with a smile. . My Theme for the Year I would like non lions to see what a great organization we have. Wear a lion’s badge in the community, even if you are out shopping or taking a stroll. Let people see you are a lion. If you are doing a project and giving it your best, take a selfie and share it with your friends. Let them see what a great time we are having serving our communities. Hopefully they will see and fill the need to help the community too. Let your best inspire them to join lions and make a difference. This year’s convention is at Curtin University and it’s a combined convention with W2. Come along and have fun, listen, and ask questions. We always learn new ways to make Lion’s great at conventions. No doubt over the coming year I will get to meet you in person. I want you to share with me and the executive team the fun and the projects you are doing. We can then share all the great work you are doing making your community are great place to live. Thank you for being a lion! Message from W1 Governor GOLD STANDARD SERVICE 2

W1 Diary 2023-2024 Message from W2 Governor DG Peter & Georgina Kenneday My Theme for the Year “Dare To Be” The end of an era....and with challenges yet to come! I think this comment will truly describe my year as DG for District 201W2. Firstly, this will be the fi nal year for this District. I will be the last of many active and strong District Governors that have forged this District into one that can hold it’s head up high and point to many successful Projects and service activities in our region. We have created many a liations and relationships with a huge array of strategic community leaders and groups in this time. Congratulations to all W2 Clubs, both past and present, for making this District what it is. I am so proud to lead you in 2023-24. Secondly, I look forward to the challenges brought up by the amalgamation of W1 and W2 at the end of my term. As people will understand, change is constant. Therefore, to keep this organization on top... we all must constantly change. For our District to stay on top, we must embrace change - or improvement as I prefer to say. Don’t be a Kodak! What I want to see is that this District continue to strive for growth and maintain its solid Club and Management practices – right to the end. I want to enter in the next phase with our heads held high - and not just with a whimper! To enable this District to achieve what it deserves, we will have to concentrate on several areas.... Membership: Embrace the concept of the Global Membership Approach. It is the way and means for your Club to continue and expand service activity in your area. Keep your eyes and mind open to new marketing ideas – and new concepts - for improving growth of Clubs. Strategise, plan, practice, prepare, enact, repeat, persist - is how you will achieve membership growth. Leadership: To enable the new Super District, as I call it... or District 201WA.... to move forward in its operations and take advantage of he resources that will be joined together, there will have to be a new Management structure. Just the logistics of getting around this State will force us into establishing a new District structure. It has been agreed that the only way possible is to set up a Regional Management level based around the current Zone level. The new Regional Chairs will undertake many of the traditional roles of the DG – but at the same time providing closer relations to the 2 or 3 Zones under their wing. This means closer access and contact for each Club and individual Member. Please make allowances for the people in these new Roles – and support them in any way that is needed. Service: All the Clubs in this District do this very well. However, to continue doing this, we must get more bodies on deck. And bodies that are younger so as to take the pressure off our ageing membership. Continue to find ways as to how to serve your Community. Do not hesitate to ask what your Community currently needs or wants. It is vital we stay current – especially to undertake meaningful service activities that appeal to the younger generations. We should strive to enhance our footprint on areas like environment and youth support - whilst continue the good work in areas that we are renowned for. A fine balance - but a balance that will propel this organization into the future. Lastly, my motto for the year is... ”Dare to Be..!!” How about we all join together and “Dare to Be” the best District we can be! 3

W1 Diary 2023-2024 WHERE TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION WEBSITES: DISTRICT 201W1 www.lionswa.org.au INSURANCE Insurance Centre - Lions Clubs Australia DISTRICT 201W2 www.lionswa.org.au AUSTRALIA www.lionsclubs.org.au INTERNATIONAL www.lionsclubs.org CLUB SUPPLIES www.lionsclubsshop.com.au DRYANDRA www.dryandravillage.org.au LEOS www.lionsclubs.org.au/leos MYALUP PINES www.myaluppines.com.au YOUTH OF THE YEAR Youth of the Year - Lions Clubs Australia MYLCI AND MYLION LOGIN https://account.lionsclubs.org / ZONE CHAIRPERSON: Additional forms/Local knowledge of zone and clubs in zone. FOUNDATIONS: Follow up with the relevant Cabinet Chairperson. LEGAL ISSUES/CONSTITUTIONS: Constitutions & By-Laws Chairperson SPECIAL DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS (see the address section in this diary) Leadership & Training - Leos – Children of Courage – Youth of the Year – ALF - LCIF – Cancer – Hearing – Sight - Mobility – Drugs – Diabetes - Exemplary Service Awards – Lions Alzheimer Foundation – Dryandra - Environment – Christmas Cakes – Mints – Publications. CABINET TREASURER: Accounts/Administration v Activities issues/ Fundraising concepts/ Bookkeeping queries CABINET SECRETARY: Queries on all Lion matters. All Club Mail Out covering all administrative matters comes out on the 1st of every month to assist officers and Lion members with their duties. General correspondence queries. MISCELLANEOUS: Always start with the Cabinet Secretary who will direct you to the correct person if necessary. The answer is there, it is just a matter of making the right contact. IP – International President IPIP – Immediate Past International President LCIF Chairperson IVP – International Vice President (according to rank) PIP – Past International President ID – International Director LCIF – Board of Trustees PID – Past International Directors CC – Council Chairman PCC – Past Council Chairman DG – District Governor PDG – Past District Governor CBL – Constitution and Bylaws Chairman GAT – Global Action Team GLT – Global Leadership Team GMT – Global Membership Team GST – Global Service Team RC – Regional Chairperson ZC – Zone Chairperson (Zonies) COC – Convention Organising Chairperson Club President Immediate Past Club President Club Secretary Club Treasurer MDS – Multiple District Secretary MDT – Multiple District Treasurer DAS – District Administrative Secretary Where to find out? Acronyms 4

W1 Diary 2023-2024 Inaugural Members Lions Hall of Fame 2012 PDG Wally Barrett OAM Lions Club of Boddington *PDG Tom Cameron OAM Lions Club of Morley Lion Lorna Dodd Lions Club of Manning *PDG Des Hitchcock Lions Club of Port Kennedy *PDG Norm Innes Lions Club of Ballajura *PDG Dr John Knowles OAM Lions Club of Floreat *PDG Malcolm Levinson Lions Club of City of Perth (Host) *Lion Don Levy Lions Club of Morley Lion Noel Smith OAM Lions Club of City of Perth (Host) *PDG Lorraine Strickland Lions Club of Canning City *PDG Rick Sullivan Lions Club of Stirling Lion John Williams Lions Club of Leeuwin Admitted 2013 PDG Colin Beauchamp AM JP Lions Club of Binningup Waters *Lion Murray Fletcher Lions Club of City of Perth (Host) PCC Ian Kelly OAM Lions Club of Booragoon *PDG Bill Laundy Lions Club of Carnamah *PDG Joe Mason OAM Lions Club of Mandurah *PDG Harry Snell OAM Lions Club of Morley Admitted 2014 PCC Ambrose Depiazzi OAM Lions Club of Mandurah *PDG Robin Dixon Lions Club of Duncraig PDG Brian King MBE AM Lions Club of Perth Lions Eye Institute Admitted 2015 Lion Professor Ian Constable OA Club: City of Perth (Host) *Denotes deceased *Lion Spencer Field Lions Club of Albany *Lion Roy Stubberfield Lions Club of Manjimup PDG Jeff Needham Lions Club of Collie Admitted 2016 Lion Barry Bristow-Stagg Lions Club of Northam Lion Philip Caunt Lions Club of Busselton *PDG Bill Dente Lions Club of Leeuwin PDG John (Jack) Sells Lions Club of Whitford Admitted 2017 Lion Lynette (Lyn) Mitchell Lions Club of Collie *PDG Irma Needham Lions Club of Collie PDG Clive Reid Lions Club of Donnybrook Lion Robert (Bob) Street Lions Club of Booragoon Admitted 2018 *Lion Theresa (Tess) Leedham Club: Donnybrook Lion Haydn McInnes Lions Club of Kulin *Lion William (Bill) Weir Lions Club of Collie Admitted 2019 PDG Bruce Hearman JP Lions Club of Donnybrook Lion Bev Howard Lions Club of Booragoon Lion Brian Williams Lions Club of Kingsley-Woodvale Admitted 2020 Lion George England Lions Club of Booragoon PDG Tim Irvine Lions Club of Atwell Lion Geoff Roberts Lions Club of Rockingham Admitted 2021 Lion Joy Sinclair OAM Lions Club of Canning City PDG Alan Hawkins Lions Club of Port Kennedy Lion Gordon McDougall Lions Club of Narrogin Admitted 2022 PDG Alan Cooper Lions Club of Booragoon Lion Dave Nelson Lions Club of Kwinana PDG Jack Le Cras OAM Lions Club of Whitford Deceased* WA LIONS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS The WA Lions Hall of Fame was established in 2012 to mark the 50th Anniversary of Lions in Western Australia. Nominations are open to any current Lions member who has made a significant contribution to Lions in Western Australia. Nominations must be on the official Nomination form and submitted by a Lions Club in Western Australia. The Lion nominated does not have to be a current or past member or the nominating club. Nomination Fee is $115.00. Nominations close on the 31st of July. All Nominees receive a Certificate recognising their nomination and 3 nominees will be inducted into the WA Lions Hall of Fame at the celebration dinner to be held at the Pagoda Resort and Spa in Como on Monday 11th of September 2023. For further information contact Chairman 1st VDG W1 Tom Oversby (Boyanup) 0447673012 / jantom@westnet.com.au or Secretary PDG Dot Jacobs (Manjimup) 0447149338 / jcbsdorothy@gmail.com WA LIONS HALL OF FAME DINNER Monday 11th of September, 2023. 7:00pm for 7:30pm Pagoda Resort and Spa 112 Melvill Parade Como. Dress: Black Tie/After 5pm. Payment of $85.00 required with booking to 16 Carinya Street Manjimup 6258 or by direct credit to Westpac Bank BSB 036-022 Account # 461371. Bookings close 3rd September 2023. No door sales. Further information phone PDG Dot Jacobs 0447 149 338 / jcbsdorothy@gmail.com 5

W1 Diary 2023-2024 As President and Chief Executive Officer of your Lions Club for the coming year, members will depend on YOU for direction. Members will measure your performance in terms of personal satisfaction and enjoyment, especially at meetings. To achieve success the President needs to show enthusiasm, vigour and dedication to the position. Be well prepared, and continually work to extend knowledge. That way there is every opportunity to be seen as a leader, a motivator and an organiser. Success depends on good planning and preparation. Good planning and preparation also make the job so much easier, and leads to a year of enjoyment, fellowship and achievement. Good communication is important too. Tell people what you want to achieve and ask for their help. Make sure goals are attainable. There will be odd occasions when your skills, and patience, will be well tested. Remember that you have your members to help you, and that the Zone Chairperson, District Governor, Cabinet Officers and other experienced Lions may be called on for assistance. Co-operates with and serves as an active member of the District Governor’s Advisory Committee of the zone in which the club is located. For more details refer to the material presented at the Incoming Officers Forum. You can also visit the Lions Account to go through the courses in the learning centre and the Club President Key Resources on the Lions International website. Detailed information to assist Club Secretaries can be found here – key resources Club Secretary on the Lions International website. The All Club Mail Out has all the District 201W1 Timelines to assist with your planning and duties. Visit the Lions Learning Centre to view more details on the Club Secretary Responsibilities. Duties of Club Secretary: Process monthly membership and activities reports through the Lions Account. Co-operates with and serves as an active member of the District Governor’s Advisory Committee of the zone in which the club is located. Has custody of and maintains general records of the club, including minutes of club and board meetings; attendance; committee appointments; elections; member information, addresses and telephone numbers of members; members club accounts. Ensures that the Remembrance and delegates/alternates forms for the District & MD Conventions are returned timeously to the Cabinet Secretary. Arranges for issuance, in cooperation with the Treasurer, of quarterly of semi-annual statements to each member for dues and other financial obligations owed to the club, collects and turns dues over to the club treasurer and obtains a receipt. Club President Club Secretary 6

W1 Diary 2023-2024 The Treasurer is the financial officer of the Lions Club and all official duties are under the supervision of the Club President and the Board of Directors. Visit the Lions Learning Centre to view more details on the Club Treasurers Responsibilities. On the Lions International website visit the Club Treasurer key resources. The duties of the Club Treasurer include: Receiving all monies, which are to be banked into the accounts approved by the Board of Directors. On the authority of the Board of Directors, issue cheques (never cash) in payment of Club obligations. Cheques must bear the Treasurer’s signature and one other club official. Prepare and submit financial reports for Board and club meetings on a regular basis (at least monthly). Serve on the Club Finance Committee, usually as Chairperson. Prepare an Administration budget at the beginning of the year. Maintain a ledger of money owing and received for each club member. Ensure that the books are audited and that all necessary reports have been lodged with District Cabinet and others as required. Hand over to your successor all books, documents, club property and ensure bank account signatories have been changed at the bank. Work closely with your successor to ensure a smooth changeover. This is a brief outline of duties; however, it is by no means all the duties, which should be performed by the Club Treasurer. Club Membership Chairperson Membership Chairpersons are seen as an integral part of the team in this District. They are asked to attend incoming Club Officer Forums and District Governor Advisory Meetings (or Zone Meetings). It is not our intention to reproduce material in this section that can be found in the Club Membership Chairperson Key resources on the Lions International website and the Lions Learning Centre. MAIN DUTIES: Membership Growth – the addition of new members. Membership Development & Retention – education, involvement and stimulation of members. Ensuring Sponsors are briefed on their responsibilities. Nurturing a team environment and ensuring support for members when they need it. In addition, please remember that a valuable source of information and assistance is the Global Membership Team Coordinator, whose contact details can be found in the Multiple District Directory or Lions Planning Diary. Club Treasurer 7

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W1 Diary 2023-2024 LENGTHY/BORING MEETINGS ARE THE NUMBER ONE REASON FORMER MEMBERS CITE FOR DROPPING OUT OF THEIR LIONS CLUBS. • CLUB MEETINGS work best if they are stimulating, informative and enjoyable. • To achieve this the President would have: • An agenda for a meeting, which would be followed as closely to the minutes as possible. • A Tail Twister who is able to keep the meeting alive and interesting. • A determination to see that meetings are thoroughly planned beforehand and run according to the plan. • An ability to keep the meeting moving, thus avoiding members taking too much time with unnecessary topics. • Start and closure of meeting always on time. • Adequate meeting facilities. OTHER SUGGESTIONS 1. Visit another club and share the evening with them. 2. Use a member to give a program – make members feel needed and important. Train them for future leadership roles. 3. Share Praise Freely – Important to all members, and especially new members, is positive reinforcement for a job well done. 4. Develop a 10 to 15 - minute segment, which incorporates a Lions Quiz. You can develop the questions from the Orientation Manual. 5. Scramble Seating Arrangements – Change seating arrangements at meetings from time to time to allow all members to become better acquainted. 6. Lion of the Month – Highlight one member each month and have them give a presentation about something in their life. It could be business, their family, anything. 7. Think Positively – When considering any changes to your club, keep a positive attitude. Your club might be steeped in tradition and used to doing things a certain way, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try something new. Today’s experiment could be tomorrow’s new tradition. There are the standards that consistently work well for many of us • Auction • Catering • Raffle • Recycling • Aged Persons Units • Wood supplies • Gardening for aged/disabled • Organising a fun run • Pension bus service • Hire of tractor train • Hire of BBQ trailer Then there are some other projects that not every club has tried – maybe they may work for your club. • Local Phone Directory • Sponsoring a scholarship • Flea Markets • Community fun walks • Quiz night • Co-parenting community clubs • Bingo nights • School Breakfast Clubs • Tree planting • Leo clubs • Commemoration wall • Medi Alarms for elderly • Paper recycling • Bottle recycling • Senior’s luncheons Ideas to spice up meetings Club projects you can try! 9

W1 Diary 2023-2024 CLUB PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MARKETING CHAIRPERSON Public Relations involves all forms of communication – written, verbal and non-verbal. It includes writing news releases and distributing promotional flyers. Equally important are actions often taken for granted, such as wearing a Lions lapel pin and marching in a parade. Good public relations – informing the community that your club built the park, conducted the vision screening or collected the eyeglasses – will help foster community support. More information visit Key Resources on PR. Public relations can even support your club’s membership efforts. People want to belong to a successful and reliable organization. By actively promoting your club and its worthwhile activities, you’ll be projecting a positive image in the community and showing that your club is worth joining. DUTIES: Communicate information about your club to the community. Keep your club aware of PR efforts and results. Provide information to International Headquarters about outstanding programs and activities of your club, which might be of interest to regional and national media. Planning Ahead – Planning and timely execution are vital for your public relations efforts. Creating a Timeline – Determine how and when you will promote your club during the year and when you will start publicity for your club’s special events. The responsibilities of the Zone Chairperson are: • To further the purposes and objectives of the International Association of Lions Clubs. • To work closely with all the District Officers. • To attend all regularly scheduled meetings of the district as provided for in the District Constitution. • To play an active role in organising new clubs. • To serve as Chairperson of the Zone Meetings and hold three meetings annually. • To visit regularly the meetings of each club in the zone within the first quarter of the term in office and to report these visits to the District Governor. • To be informed about the activities and the well-being of all the clubs in the zone and to suggest and implement methods for assisting all the clubs within the zone, especially clubs on the status quo, young clubs, and clubs with problems. • To initiate the exchange of ideas on programs, projects, activities and fundraising methods in the club. • To create a good understanding within clubs about the District, Multiple District, and international programs. • To make sure that every club within the zone respects its constitution and bylaws. • To promote club representation at international, multiple district and district conventions by the full quota of delegates to which clubs are entitled. • To represent any club in the Zone which has a problem with the District, the Multiple District, or International headquarters. • To recommend qualified clubs to the District Governor for the Club Excellence Award. • To perform other functions and duties as required by the District Constitution as well as the Please visit the Lions International website Zone Chairperson’s Key Resources for more information. Public Relations & Marketing Zone Chairperson 10

W1 Diary 2023-2024 MD Governance & Structure Constitutional, Policy & Code of Conduct Resources Constitutions – visit https://lionsclubs.org.au/our-governance-structure/ MD201 Constitution & By-Laws Standard District Constitution This link takes you to the LCI legal page Standard Club Constitution This link takes you to the LCI legal page Policies (including Code of Conduct) MD201 (Lions Australia) Privacy Policy File size is 217KB Data Breach Response Plan File size is 210KB MD201 (Lions Australia) Complaint Handling Policy File size is 661KB MD201 Social Media Policy File size is 198KB MD201 Child Safe Policy This link takes you to the Child Safe Policy Resource page. MD201 Code of Conduct MD201 Complaint Handling Procedure This link opens a PDF document Lions Clubs International Privacy Policy Link to International website Other Resources MD201 Management Structure File size is 368KB MD201 Committees Lions Australia Convention Strategy Policy Statements Lions Australia policy on organ donation and family violence Club and District Resource Centre These online materials at Lions Clubs International replace the Club Administration manual. A PDF version of the 2015 edition of the Club Administration Manual is available from the National Office on request. 11

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W1 Diary 2023-2024 JULY AUG SEPT 0CT NOV DEC FRI 1 1 SAT 1 2 2 SUN 2 3 1 3 MON 3 4 2 4 TUE 4 1 5 3 5 WED 5 2 6 4 1 6 THU 6 3 7 5 2 7 FRI 7 4 8 6 3 8 SAT 8 5 9 7 4 9 SUN 9 6 10 8 5 10 MON 10 7 11 9 6 11 TUE 11 8 12 10 7 12 WED 12 9 13 11 8 13 THU 13 10 14 12 9 14 FRI 14 11 15 13 10 15 SAT 15 12 16 14 11 16 SUN 16 13 17 15 12 17 MON 17 14 18 16 13 18 TUE 18 15 19 17 14 19 WED 19 16 20 18 15 20 THU 20 17 21 19 16 21 FRI 21 18 22 20 17 22 SAT 22 19 23 21 18 23 SUN 23 20 24 22 19 24 MON 24 21 25 23 20 25 TUE 25 22 26 24 21 26 WED 26 23 27 25 22 27 THU 27 24 28 26 23 28 FRI 28 25 29 27 24 29 SAT 29 26 30 28 25 30 SUN 30 27 29 26 31 MON 31 28 30 27 TUE 29 31 28 WED 30 29 THUR 31 30 Lions Planner for 2023 13

W1 Diary 2023-2024 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE MON 1 1 TUE 2 2 WED 3 3 1 THU 4 1 4 2 FRI 5 2 1 5 3 SAT 6 3 2 6 4 1 SUN 7 4 3 7 5 2 MON 8 5 4 8 6 3 TUE 9 6 5 9 7 4 WED 10 7 6 10 8 5 THU 11 8 7 11 9 6 FRI 12 9 8 12 10 7 SAT 13 10 9 13 11 8 SUN 14 11 10 14 12 9 MON 15 12 11 15 13 10 TUE 16 13 12 16 14 11 WED 17 14 13 17 15 12 THU 18 15 14 18 16 13 FRI 19 16 15 19 17 14 SAT 20 17 16 20 18 15 SUN 21 18 17 21 19 16 MON 22 19 18 22 20 17 TUE 23 20 19 23 21 18 WED 24 21 20 24 22 19 THU 25 22 21 25 23 20 FRI 26 23 22 26 24 21 SAT 27 24 23 27 25 22 SUN 28 25 24 28 26 23 MON 29 26 25 29 27 24 TUE 30 27 26 30 28 25 WED 31 28 27 29 26 THU 29 28 30 27 FRI 29 31 28 SAT 30 29 SUN 31 30 Lions Planner for 2024 14

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SUCCESSFUL, HEALTHY LION CLUBS NEED TO FOCUS ON: Club Operations • Are meetings effectively planned and managed? • Is decision making fair and transparent? • Are club gatherings and events lively and of interest to members? • Do members regularly attend and participate in club functions? • Are financial obligations consistently met? • Does the club operate according to the LCI Code of Ethics? • Do you need to reconsider the format of club meetings? Service • Are the club’s service projects relevant to current community needs? • Are club members genuinely interested and personally connected with the type of service the club provides? • Are members enthusiastic and actively involved in the service provided by the club? • Can the club’s service impact be enhanced? • Is club leadership receptive to members’ ideas for new service ideas? • Does the club have a “signature project”? • Are new members invited to participate on project teams? • Are service activities and impact publicized? Leadership Development • Are club members made aware of and encouraged to take part in leadership development opportunities? • Are responsibilities of club leadership positions shared with members? • Do club officers participate in training for their position? • Do officers and members attend zone or region meetings and training offered at district conventions? • Are trained members offered the opportunity to serve in leadership positions? • Are new members provided effective orientation? • Are experienced leaders mentoring new leaders? Membership • Are opportunities to expand club membership regularly identified and pursued? • Does your club reflect the changing composition of the community? • Are members informed about club issues and events? • Does the club have a newsletter? Is a new format needed? • Is the club active on social media? • Are members invited to share their ideas and feedback – so they know their input is valued? • Does the club conduct meaningful inductions? • Are the efforts of members appropriately recognised? Remember... To maximize your success for a Stronger Healthy Club should be based on strategic goals established with input from club members. Make sure your club goals are SMART: SPECIFIC: A specific goal has a much greater chance of being accomplished than a general goal. You will have more focus if your objective is clear. MEASURABLE When you measure your progress, you stay on track, meet your target dates and experience the exhilaration of achievement that spurs you on to continued effort required to reach your goal. If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. ACTIONABLE Make sure you have some control over the accomplishment of your goal. If there is nothing you can do, you won’t succeed. REALISTIC Goals should be challenging but not so much that there is no chance of achieving them. TIMEBOUND Set a timeframe for the goal: next week, in three months, by the end of the year. Putting an end point on your goal gives you a clear target toward which to work. Where to focus for success! 15

W1 Diary 2023-2024 DISTRICT GOVERNOR: DG Tim Moore / Hannans Goldfields mooretc@bigpond.com / 0419 040 036 / 73 Forrest Street Coolgardie WA 6429 1st VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR: VDG Mary-Anne Wolf (PDG Michael) / Ballajura / wolf99@iinet.net.au / 0400 518 758 / 08 9296 8172 / 63 Fantail Crescent Ellenbrook WA 6069 2nd VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR: VDG Roslyn Barnes / Ellenbrook / kingros168@gmail.com / 0427 722 063 / 7 Kalinga Drive Ellenbrook WA 6069 IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR: DG Darren Blackburn Ellenbrook dazzlesster@gmail.com / 0418 903 826 / 40 Kestral Way Thornlie WA 6108 CABINET SECRETARY: Richard Tunmer (Lion Jill) / Ballajura / cabinet-secw1@bigpond.com / 0415 089 938 / 08 9209 1356 / PO Box 2524 Malaga WA 6944 CABINET TREASURER: Gregor Bresser (Lion Balkish) / City of Perth (Host) / cabtreas.w1@lions.org.au 0404 819 167 / 117/132 Terrace Road Perth WA 6000 RAZZAMATAZZ TREASURER: Gregor Bresser (Lion Balkish) / City of Perth (Host) / / 0404 819 167 / 117/132 Terrace Road Perth WA 6000 CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS CHAIRMAN: Rod McLaren (Lion Terri) / Canning City mclarenr66@gmail.com / 0412 678 050 / 08 9354 5065 / 5b Jabe Place Willeton WA 6155 ZONE CHAIRPERSONS ZONE 1: Rod McLaren (Lion Terri) / Canning City mclarenr66@gmail.com / 0412 678 050 / 08 9354 5065 / 5b Jabe Place Willeton WA 61 / (City of Perth Host, Claremont Nedlands, Floreat, Perth Eye Institute, Victoria Park) ZONE 3: PDG Michael Wolf (Lion Mary-Anne) / Ballajura / wolf99@iinet.net.au / 0433 085 170 / 08 9296 8172 63 / Fantail Crescent Ellenbrook WA 6069 (Duncraig, Kingsley-Woodvale, North Beach, Whitford) ZONE 4: PDG Sandra Laundy / Canning City / mackintosh1943@gmail.com / 0417 186 907 / 12 Saggers Drive Bentley WA 6102 (Canning City, Kalamunda) ZONE 5: (Girrawheen, Stirling, Wanneroo, Yanchep-Two Rocks) ZONE 6: Janet Spellissy / (Lion Terry) / Noranda / janetspellissy@yahoo.com.au / 0417 913 412 / 11 St George Grove (Ballajura, Bassendean, Ellenbrook, Noranda) ZONE 7: TBA / (Bencubbin & Dists, Gingin-Chittering, Lancelin & Dists, Toodyay) ZONE 8: TBA (Hannans Goldfields, Kalgoorlie) ZONE 9: PDG Sandra Laundy / Canning City / mackintosh1943@gmail.com / 0417 186 907 / 12 Saggers Drive Bentley WA 6102 (Carnamah, Dalwallinu & Districts, Moora, Three Springs) ZONE 10: Freda Chandler / Dongara-Dennison / fredachandler20@gmail.com / 0438 936 935 PO Box 323 Dongara WA 6525 / (Dongara–Denison, Geraldton, Northampton) ZONE 11: Sandra Stagg / Carnarvon / sandrastagg@bigpond.com / 0438 906 102 / 27 Hubble Street / Carnarvon WA 6701 (Broome, Carnarvon, Newman) DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT GLT COORDINATOR: Christine Walker (Lion Ian) / Canning City/ leadershipw1@westnet.com.au 0417 000 276 / 08 9457 6338 / 19 Sylvana Way Willetton WA 6155 GST COORDINATOR: Carmel Ward (Ray) / Duncraig / gst.w1@lions.org.au / 0409 334 737 / 08 9243 3207 / 32 Granadilla Street Duncraig WA 6023 GMT CHAIRPERSON: Sheila Jones / Kalgoorlie / devraneejones@gmail.com / 0400 461 887 / 41 Viridien Drive Banksia Grove WA 6031 District Officers W1 16

W1 Diary 2023-2024 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION AUSTRALIAN LIONS FOUNDATION CHAIRMAN: Gavin Thomson (Dale) / thomson-g@bigpond.com / 0411 764 559 / 9/85 Mill Point Road South Perth WA 6151 LCIF: DG Darren Blackburn Ellenbrook dazzlesster@gmail.com / 0418 903 826 / 40 Kestral Way Thornlie WA 6108 DISASTERS COORDINATION CHAIRPERSON: Gavin Thomson (Dale) / thomson-g@bigpond.com / 0411 764 559 / 9/85 Mill Point Road South Perth WA 6151 RISK MANAGEMENT: Rod McLaren (Lion Terri) / Canning City / mclarenr66@gmail.com / 0412 678 050 / 08 9354 5065 / 5b Jabe Place Willeton WA 6155 CONVENTION CHAIRPERSON: Joint W1 & W2 Convention 2023. Curtin University Bentley. VISITATIONS CHAIRPERSON: PDG Pamela Baird (Lion David) Duncraig / pamela.baird@amnet.net.au / 08 9534 3529 / 0427 082 674 / 31 Spoonbill Retreat Wannanup WA 6210 DISTRICT HISTORIAN: PDG Pamela Baird (Lion David) / Duncraig / pamela.baird@amnet.net.au 08 9534 3529 / 0427 082 674 / 31 Spoonbill Retreat Wannanup WA 6210 SERGEANT AT ARMS: Jill Middlemass / Ballajura / jillmiddlemass@westnet.com.au 0452 631 146 / 9 Freyler Ct Alexander Heights WA 6064 WELFARE CHAIRPERSON: Terri McLaren (Lion Rod) / Canning City / terrimclaren4@gmail.com / 08 9354 5065 / 0438 862 520 / 5b Jabe Place Willeton WA 6155 HOSPITALITY CHAIRPERSON: Rachael Wydra / Canning City / rachaelwydra@hotmail.com 0404 759 188 / 54 Dowitcher Loop Gosnells WA 6110 COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE EDITOR: Richard Tunmer (Lion Jill) / Ballajura / cabinet-secw1@bigpond.com / 0415 089 938 / 08 9209 1356 / PO Box 2524 Malaga WA 6944 MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER: PDG Michael (Mick) Wainwright (Julie) / Noranda mwainwright1@vtown.com.au / 0407 422 714 / 08 9378 9478 / 1 Figtree Place Beechboro WA 6063 IT CHAIRPERSON: TBA COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING CHRISTMAS CAKES & MINTS CHAIRPERSON: Carolyn Middleton / Canning City party.candles@bigpond.com / 0408 815 091 / 8 Newell Place Coloongup WA 6168 COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECTS CANCER CHAIRPERSON: 2nd VDG Roslyn Barnes / Ellenbrook / kingros168@gmail.com / 0427 722 063 / 7 Kalinga Drive Ellenbrook WA 6069 ALCCRF: PDG Sandra Laundy / Canning City / mackintosh1943@gmail.com / 0417 186 907 / 12 Saggers Drive Bentley WA 6102 DRUG AWARENESS CHAIRPERSON: Carmel Ward (Ray) / Duncraig / gst.w1@lions.org.au / 0409 334 737 / 08 9243 3207 / 32 Granadilla Street Duncraig WA 6023 HEARING PROJECT CHAIRPERSON: TBA SAVE SIGHT CHAIRPERSON including LEHP: PDG Michael Wolf (Lion Mary-Anne) Ballajura / wolf99@iinet.net.au / 0433 085 170 / 08 9296 8172 63 / Fantail Crescent Ellenbrook WA 6069 LIONS ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION: Alan Fruin (Lion Heather) / Ballajura alanfruin51@gmail.com / 0411 789 222 / 34 Osprey Circle Ballajura WA 6066 CHILDREN’S MOBILITY FOUNDATION CHAIRPERSON: Cheril Moreno / cm2579677@gmail.com / 0416 687 536 / Unit 5 10 Marriott St / Cannington WA 6107 17

W1 Diary 2023-2024 DIABETES: Alan Fruin (Lion Heather) / Ballajura / alanfruin51@gmail.com / 0411 789 222 / 34 Osprey Circle Ballajura WA 6066 YOUTH PROJECTS CHILDREN OF COURAGE: PDG Barry Middleton (Carolyn) / Victoria Park baz.caz54@bigpond.com / 0448 078 032 / 8 Newell Place Coloongup WA 6168 LEOS CHAIRPERSON: Brady Rickert O'Shea / Noranda / rickertoshea87@gmail.com / 0420 509 475 / 24 Strutt Way Noranda WA 6062 MANAGER CHILDREN’S RAZZ-MA-TAZZ FESTIVAL: PDG Michael (Mick) Wainwright (Julie) / Noranda mwainwright1@vtown.com.au / 0407 422 714 / 08 9378 9478 / 1 Figtree Place Beechboro WA 6063 PEACE POSTER CHAIRPERSON: TBA YOUTH OF THE YEAR CHAIRPERSON: Michael Bell (Margaret) / Kingsley-Woodvale / MJBell2056@gmail.com / 0422 666 749 / 30 Bottlebrush Drive Greenwood WA 6024 COMMUNITY PROJECTS EXEMPLARY SERVICE AWARDS: Jill Middlemass / Ballajura / jillmiddlemass@westnet.com.au / 08 9342 0999 / 0452 631 146 / 9 Freyler Ct Alexander Heights WA 6064 DRYANDRA & ENVIRONMENTAL CHAIRPERSON: Hans Hoette (Jan) Noranda noltenpin@gmail.com / 0419 906 310 / 16 Bellew Way Noranda WA 6062 NON-CABINET ASSET MANAGER: Richard Tunmer (Lion Jill) / Ballajura / cabinet-secw1@bigpond.com 69440415 089 938 / 08 9209 1356 / PO Box 2524 Malaga WA 18

W1 Diary 2023-2024 LIONS CANCER INSTITUTE INC (ABN 26 521 960 054) All mail to: PO Box 2195, MANDURAH DC, WA 6210 All Screening Requests to: www.lionscancerinstitute.org.au Chairman: PDG Michael (Mick) Wainwright (Julie) / Noranda mwainwright1@vtown.com.au / 0407 422 714 / 1 Figtree Place Beechboro WA 6063 Secretary: Bill Crosthwaite / 0417 171 662 / secretary@lionscancerinstitute.org.au / PO Box 2000 Rossmoyne WA 6148 Treasurer: Robert Garrett / 0450 288 221 / treasurer@lionscancerinstitute.org.au / Unit 1 18 Pentland Crescent Dudley Park WA 6210 All Screening Requests to: Lion John Osborne (Roz), Mandurah / 0422 622 363 / screeningrosters@lionscancerinstitute.org.au / 10 Hibbertia Follow Halls Head WA 6210 LIONS DRYANDRA WOODLANDS VILLAGE INC Caretaker and Bookings: Les & Julie LDWV@westnet.com.au 08 08 9884 5231 / PO Box 118 Cuballing WA 6311 / www.dryandravillage.org.au Chairperson: Len Robinson Canning City / lenroby@bigpond.com / 0407 472 214 35 Coniston Way Ferndale WA 6148 Secretary: Yvonne McDougall (Gordon) / Narrogin / gordon@mcdougallweldments.com.au / 08 9884 5231 / PO Box 118 Cuballing WA 6311 Treasurer: Gordon McDougall (Yvonne) Narrogin / gordon@mcdougallweldments.com.au 08 9883 6065 / 184 Campbell Street Cuballing WA 6311 LIONS HEARING FOUNDATION: All Mail To: PO Box 330 Morley WA 6943 Chairperson: 2nd VDG Roslyn Barnes / Ellenbrook / kingross168@gmail.com / 0427 722 063 Secretary: Don Francis Noranda / / 0400 927 892 / 08 9375 2664 Treasurer & Donations: Michael Ottmann / Booragoon / mortmann@iinet.net.au / 0488 782 706 Hearing Bus Bookings: Derrick Wright / Noranda / lionshf@gmail.com / 08 9276 1450 LIONS MYALUP PINES COTTAGES: All Mail To: PO Box 347 Harvey WA 6220 Caretaker & Bookings: Roy & Marie / myaluppines@gmail.com / 08 9720 1026 Chairperson: PDG Alan Hawkins (Bev) / albev@aapt.net.au / 0417 365 681 LIONS SAVE-SIGHT FOUNDATION OF (WA) INC: ALL Mail to: Lions Eye Institute, 2 Verdun St Nedlands WA 6009 / lssf@lei.org.au Chairperson: PCC Ambrose Depiazzi (Letitia) Mandurah / 08 9387 1117 / 0419 912 187 Office Manager: Lynette Maisey / lynette.maisey@lei.org.au / 08 9381 0767 WA LIONS WELLNESS FOUNDATION INC: All Mail To: bullcreekmtj@gmail.com / PO Box 32 Willetton WA 6955 Chairperson: Brian Davis Bull Creek / geologica@upnaway.com / 0438 878 824 23 Ghost Gum Road Willetton WA 6155 Secretary: Terry Johnson Bull Creek brontejo@iinet.com.au / 08 9457 0448 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LIONS HISTORICAL ARCHIVAL COMMITTEE All Mail To: 31 Spoonbill Retreat Wannanup WA 6210 Chairman: PDG Clive Reid / boyanup@iinet.net.au / 0427 315 334 Secretary: PDG Pamela Baird (Lion David) / pamela.baird@amnet.net.au / 08 9534 3529 Treasurer: PDG Allan Cooper / allanbcooper81@gmail.com / 0428 142 599 District W1: Kate Lugg / quiltwitch@gmail.com / 0418 667 555 : LIONS FOUNDATIONS 19

W1 Diary 2023-2024 LIONS ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION All Mail to: secretary.lionsalzheimers@outlook.com / PO Box 737 Nedlands WA 6909 Chairperson: Leo McManus / leomcman@bigpond.net.au / 0417 414 951 Secretary: Daniel Martins, CA / Email: as above. PO Box 2524 Malaga WA 6944 / richardjill@bigpond.com Pres: Norman Paini / 0427 514 036 Sec: Richard Tunmer (Jill) / 0415 089 938 Mem: Kaye Scandrett / 0488 228 241 Tres: Jill Tunmer (Richard) / 0410 829 260 3rd Mon 7.30pm / South Ballajura Community Centre 15 Hamelin Drive Ballajura. Z6 BASSENDEAN INC 51957 PO Box 329 Bassendean WA 6934 / clibro@iinet.net.au Pres: Daniel Stevens / 0409 807 849 Sec: Clive Brown (Sally) / 0427 240 005 Tres: Sean Heerey / 0419 837 057 2nd Wed / 7.00pm / Bassendean Men's Shed 1 May Holman Dr Bassendean 4th Wed Contact Club Secretary Z2 BENCUBBIN & DISTRICTS INC 33887 PO Box 31 Bencubbin WA 6477 / benlionsclub@gmail.com Pres: Ron Collins (Nancy) / 08 9685 1225 Sec: Katherine Spencer / Tres: Katherine Spencer / Meetings: Contact Secretary BROOME INC 22723 PO Box 132 Broome WA 6725 / lionsclubofbroomeinc@gmail.com Pres: Chris Mitchell (Debra) / 0407 773 258 Sec: Brian Pernich (Joan) / 0456 220 035 Mem: Glen Chidlow (Lynette) / 0429 936 660 Tres: Alan Batt (Lenore) / 0419 951 566 2 Wed 7.00pm / The Shed, 18 Farrell Street Broome. 4th Wed 6.30pm / Directors / The Shed 18 Farrell Street Broome Z11 CANNING CITY INC 33889 PO Box 237 Parkwood WA 6147 / lionscancity@westnet.com.au Pres: Mary Austin / 0421 592 080 Sec: Christine Walker (Ian) / 0417 000 276 Mem: Rachael Wydra / 0404 759 188 Tres: PDG Sandra Laundy / 0417 186 907 GST: Terri McLaren / 0438 862 520 LCIF: Len Robinson / 0407 472 214 2nd & 4th Tues 7.00pm / Centenary Pavilion Centenary Avenue Wilson. Z4 CARNAMAH INC 55309 PO Box 129 Carnamah WA 6517 / carnamahlions@gmail.com Pres: Carol Reynolds / 0427 642 637 Sec. Dot Camerer (Peter) / 0407 955 440 Tres: Peter (Bushy) Bush (Dot) / 0409 084 583 1st Wed 5.30pm / 42 Macpherson Street Carnamah Z9 CARNARVON INC 22724 PO Box 350 Carnarvon WA 6701 / carnarvonlions@westnet.com.au Pres: Bill Smith / 0429 065 191 Sec: Suzie Campbell / 0429 821 099 Tres. Jenny Gard / 0427 005 607 1st & 3rd Tues 6.30pm / Lion’s Den Carnarvon Airport Z11 BALLAJURA INC 49355 W1 LIONS CLUBS 20

W1 Diary 2023-2024 CITY OF PERTH (Host) INC 22758 PO Box 6886 East Perth WA 6892 / tony.pal@bigpond.net.au Pres: Gregor Bresser / 0404 819 167 Sec: Tony Pallotta / 0433 280 888 Mem: Bakish Badrillah / 0406 971 196 Tres: Wayne Hughes / 0402 859 252 2nd Wed 6.30pm / Bistro Bellavista 150 Bennett Street East Perth Z1 CLAREMONT-NEDLANDS INC 45179 PO Box 3737 Nedlands WA 6909 / milesgj@iinet.net.au Pres: Dirk Avery (Judith) / 0416 176 459 Sec: Gavin Miles (Jane) / 0404 022 312 Mem: Lex Thomson (Val) / 0417 185 947 Tres: Gavin Thomson (Dale) / 0411 764 559 GST: Robert Kelly (Diane) / 0407 655 264 LCIF: Lex Thomson (Val) / 0417 185 947 1st & 3rd Wed 6:30pm / Claremont Yacht Club 4 Victoria Avenue Claremont Z1 DALWALLINU & DISTRICT INC 47026 PO Box 15 Dalwallinu WA 6609 / nwkemills@wn.com.au Pres: Kathy Mills (Noel) / 0429 611 303 Sec: Kathy Mills (Noel) / 0429 611 303 Tres: Barbara Newton / 0437 969 812 / 08 9661 1406 2nd Tues 7pm / Dalwallinu Creative Arts Centre Johnston Street Z9 DONGARA DENISON INC 43529 PO Box 89 Dongara WA 6525 / dongaradlions@gmail.com Pres: Freda Chandler / 0438 936 935 Sec: Diana Lundberg / 0438 996 870 Mem: Beverly (Bev) Sharp / 0408 905 258 Tres: Joylyn (Joy) Heitman (Alan) / 0427 558 044 1st Mon 7.00pm / Social / Sea Rescue Hall Port Denison 3rd Mon 7.00pm / Denison Bowling Club, Port Leander Drive Z10 DUNCRAIG INC 29595 PO Box 104 Duncraig East WA 6023 / duncraiglionsclub201w1@gmail.com Pres: Carmel Ward (Ray) / 0409 334 737 Sec: Sharon Wood / 0415 127 249 / 08 9447 7664 Mem: Kamala Reddy / 0452 629 441 Tres: Phillipa (Pip) Dargaville (Bob) / 0497 040 343 GST: Carmel Ward (Ray) / 0409 334 737 LCIF: Helen Montgomery / 08 9403 0698 2nd Tues 7.30pm / Business / Gibson Park Community Centre 148 Gibson Avenue Padbury Z3 4th Tues 7.30pm / Social / Gibson Park Community Centre 148 Gibson Avenue Padbury ELLENBROOK INC 65266 PO Box 2132 Ellenbrook WA 6069 / secretaryellenbrooklions@gmail.com Pres: Doreen Rees / 0409 884 031 Sec: IPDG Darren Blackburn / 0418 903 862 Mem. Dennis Jones / 0406 884 139 Tres. Adrian Clarke (Gina) / 0411 704 081 1st & 3rd Thur 7.30pm / Ellenbrook Bowls Club Z6 FLOREAT INC 22750 PO Box 183 Wembley WA 6913 / floreatlions@gmail.com Pres: Dave Spencer (Justine) / 0424 140 195 Sec: Dawn Testrow (John) 0418 181 267 Mem: Anita McSweeney / 0437 843 624 Tres: Carol Grace / 0422 944 866 2nd Tues 6.30pm / Town of Cambridge Library (Ground Floor) Z1 GERALDTON INC 22731 Contact Cabinet Secretary / cabinet-secw1@bigpond.com Z10 21

W1 Diary 2023-2024 GINGIN-CHITTERING INC 31873 3 Horan Street Gingin WA 6503 / ggclions@gmail.com or ahelliot@bigpond.net.au Pres: Alan Blackmore (Angelia) / 0433 579 600 Sec: Patricia (Pat) Elliot (Arthur) (Herb)) / 0427 954 759 Tres. Patricia (Pat) Elliot (Arthur) (Herb)) / 0427 954 759 LCIF: Colin Scott / 0411 231 985 2nd Mon 6.30pm / Lion’s Den 3 Horan Street Gingin Z7 GIRRAWHEEN INC 38819 PO Box 6042 Girrawheen WA 6064 / girrawheenlionsw1.201@gmail.com Pres: Eric (Ric) Snow (Dahne) / 0432 042 645 Sec: Cathy Ormesher / 0402 383 956 Mem: Terry Dodd (Dot) / 08 9342 3134 Tres: John Dedman / 08 9309 1972 2nd & 4th Mon 7.00pm / Girrawheen Senior Citizens Hall Patrick Court Z5 HANNANS GOLDFIELDS INC 102028 PO Box 8088 Hannans WA 6433 / hannanslions@gmail.com Pres: Nicki Cresswell / 0413 720 837 Sec: Tim Moore / 0419 040 036 Mem: Glenys Woodman 08 9021 1990 Tres: Elizabeth Browner (John) / 08 9021 3335 LCIF: Tim Moore / 0419 040 036 2nd Tues 6.30pm / Grand Hotel Boulder Z8 KALAMUNDA INC 22935 PO Box 66 Kalamunda WA 6076 / secretary@kalamundalions.com Pres: Ian White / 0409 398 679 Sec: Grant Williams (Helen) / 0418 575 423 Mem: Kerry Palm / 0417 175 929 Tres: Gloria White (Ian) / 0439 933 418 1st & 3rd Wed 7.30pm / St Barnabas Church 40 Railway Road Kalamunda Z4 KALGOORLIE INC 22735 PO Box 477 Kalgoorlie WA 6430 / kalgoldlions.@gmail.com Pres: Cherie Pennifold (Cherie) / 0409 845 099 Sec: Jil Kadota / Mem: Susan Leeson / 0420 835 962 Tres: David Mead (Devranee) / 08 9021 8536 1st & 3rd Wed 6.30pm / Community Hall President & Connelly Street Kalgoorlie Z8 KINGSLEY-WOODVALE INC 50959 PO Box 44 Kingsway WA 6065 / kingsleywoodvale.wa@lions.org.au Pres: Michael Bell (Margaret) / 0422 666 749 Sec: Brian Williams (Amanda) / 0428 537 577 Mem: PDG Colin Heap / 0417 898 394 Tres: Elizabeth (Liz) Coventry (Michael) / 0421 792 067 1st Tues 7pm / Gibson Park Community Centre Gibson Avenue Padbury Z3 3rd Tues / Contact Club Secretary LANCELIN & DISTRICTS INC 95278 PO Box 213 Lancelin WA 6044 / lionsclublancelin@gmail.com Pres: Anna Frohlich / 0472 787 352 Sec: Jemma Temby / 0423 465 770 Mem: Trish Bassham / 0413 286 227 Tres: TBA 3rd Mon 4.00pm / Community Resource Ctr 117 Gingin Road Lancelin Z7 MOORA INC 59621 PO Box 383 Moora WA 6510 / mooralions@hotmail.com Pres: PDG Clive Tonkin (Maureen) / 0427 518 060 Sec: Mareta Porter (Brett) / 0475 923 920 Mem: Jan Porter / 0407 445 306 Tres: Maureen Tonkin (Clive) / 0427 518 061 22

W1 Diary 2023-2024 1st & 3rd Thur 7.00pm / Moora Equestrian Park. Z9 MORLEY LEO Morley Senior High School / 19 Bramwell Rd Noranda WA 6062 Gerard Richardson / Gerard.richardson@education.wa.edu.au NEWMAN INC 22745 PO Box 484 Newman WA 6753 / newmanlions@yahoo.com.au Pres: Anthony Middleton / 0405 666 482 Sec: Anthony Middleton / 0405 666 482 Tres: Susan Abouav / Meetings to be advised to club members. Z11 NORANDA INC 40668 PO Box 291 Morley WA 6062 / norandalions@gmail.com Pres: PDG Mick Wainwright (Julie) / 0407 422 714 Sec: Janet Spellissy (Terry) / 0417 913 412 Mem: Janet Spellissy (Terry) / 0417 913 412 Tres: Chuon (Chewy) Chhan / 0407 383 621 2nd Wed 7:00pm / Morley Noranda Recreation Ctr 85 McGilvray Ave Noranda 4th Wed 6.30pm / Contact Club Secretary Z6 NORTH BEACH INC 107810 PO Box 65 Karrinyup WA 6921 / northbeachlc@gmail.com Pres: Carole Bartlett (Peter) / 0416 354 992 Sec: Bruce Hoar (Denise) / 0409 119 262 Mem: Susan (Sue) Hanson / 0448 870 003 Tres: Elaine Collins / 0404 532 312 2nd Wed 7.00pm / Rocky Bay Centre 15 Chessell Drive Duncraig. 4th Wed / Contact Secretary Z3 NORTHAMPTON INC 22747 PO Box 123 Northampton WA 6535 / ctlwoodcock@wn.com.au Pres: Gordon Lindon (Kate) / 0417 997 944 Sec: Clive (Woody) Woodcock (Leanne) / 0459 984 942 Tres: Mark Peach / 0458 741 534 2nd Thur 7.00pm / Miners Arms Hotel 4th Thur 7.00pm / Lions Shed Z10 PERTH EYE INSTITUTE INC 78294 LEI Building 2 Verdun St. Nedlands WA 6009 / jen.lee@lei.org.au Pres: Prof. William (Bill) Morgan (Fiona) / 0417 091 663 Sec: Jen Lee / Meetings: Contact Club Secretary Z1 STIRLING INC 22756 PO Box 1 Greenwood WA 6024 / stirlinglionsclub@bigpond.com Pres: Kevin Burgess (Bev) / 0418 941 035 Sec: Beverley (Bev) Burgess (Kevin) / 0418 940 695 Mem: Richard Cox / 0406 013 578 Tres: Helen Stephens (Lloyd) / 0407 081 030 2nd & 4th Tues 7.00pm / Odin Tavern Erindale Road Balcatta. Z5 THREE SPRINGS INC 22759 PO Box 7 Three Springs WA 6519 / tslions@hotmail.com Pres.: Catherine (Cathy) Reed / 0427 547 012 Sec: Leah English / 0473 915 755 Tres: Jon Addison / 0428 541 255 2nd Wed 7pm / Lion’s Den Railway Parade 4th Wed / Contact Club Secretary Z9 TOODYAY INC 32747 PO Box 200 Toodyay WA 6566 / clint.fricker@bigpond.com Pres: Rachel Oliver / 027 110 710 Sec: Clint Fricker (Sue) / 0423 226 898 Mem: John Peace / 0427 742 248 Tres: Peter Edwards / 0418 345 199 1st & 3rd Tues 7.00pm / Freemason Hotel Stirling Crescent Toodyay Z5 23

W1 Diary 2023-2024 VICTORIA PARK INC 22958 PO Box 3048 Carlisle South WA 6002 / vplions@westnet.com.au Pres: Anthony Martino / 0402 792 423 Sec: Diane Taylor / 0431 378 678 Mem: Gerrard Twomey / 0413 155 228 Tres: TBA GST: PDG Barry Middleton (Carolyn) / 0448 078 032 1st Wed Business 7.00 pm / Sutton Centre 4-10 Hayman Rd Bentley 3rd Wed Social / Contact Club Secretary Z1 WANNEROO INC 22761 23 Bilinga Road Westminster WA 6061 / wanneroolionssecretary@gmail.com Pres: Sue McDonald / 0412 132 057 Sec: Mari James / 0437 001 422 Mem: Marilyn Sutton / 0407 281 300 Tres: Garry McLean / 0414 405 222 2nd Mon 7.00 pm / Wanneroo Senior Citizen Civic Drive Wanneroo Z5 WHITFORD INC 37709 PO Box 65 Hillarys WA 6923 / jack.lecras@ozemail.com.au Pres: Eby Mathew (Daisy) / 0413 550 542 Sec: Greg Wilson (Lois) / 0412 095 201 Mem: Derek Best /0407 930 778 Tres: PDG Jack Le Cras / 0414 378 962 2nd & 4th Mon 7.00 pm / Gibson Park Community Centre Gibson Avenue Padbury Z3 Where There’s a Need, there a Lion 24

W1 Diary 2023-2024 District Officers W2 District Mail to 11 Glen Eagles Grove West Busselton WA 6280 Finance Mail PO Box 135 Waroona WA 6215 DISTRICT GOVERNOR: Peter Kenneday (Georgina) Atwell dg.w2@lions.org.au 0419 913 622, 5 Angelica Way Atwell WA 6164 1st VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR: TBA 2nd VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR: Tom Oversby (Jane) Boyanup jantom@westnet.com.au, 0447673012, 29 Brockway Drive Gelorup WA 6230 IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR: Ted Watts (Nella) Harrisdale Piara Waters, tedwatts@westnet.com.au 0428 581 631, 53 Lyrebird Loop Seville Grove WA 6112 CABINET SECRETARY: Trish Robinson (Kim) Vasse cabsec.w2@lions.org.au, 0478 603 148, 11 Glen Eagles Grove West Busselton WA 6280 CABINET TREASURER: Rose Reynolds-Davis, Waroona cabtreas.W2@lions.org.au, 0419 960 148,, PO Box 135 Waroona WA 6215 CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS CHAIRMAN: Simon Heales (Amanda) Baldivis 201w2cbl@gmail.com, 0424 136 176, 26 Andalusian Loop Baldivis WA 6171 REGIONAL CHAIR REGION 1 TBA REGIONAL CHAIR REGION 2 Michael MacPherson (Moira), Eaton, 0466 238 566, mfmkmac@gmail.com, 11b Bryant St., EATON, 6232 REGIONAL CHAIR REGION 3 TBA REGIONAL CHAIR REGION 4 Marg Sparkman, Fremantle margs201W2@gmail.com, 0419 937 966, Villa 28 229 Albert Street Osborne Park WA 6017 CHAIRPERSON ZONE 1: TBA Albany Albany South Coast Denmark Jerramungup Mount Barker CHAIRPERSON ZONE 2: Bruce Stanes (Beverley) Kondinin, brucestanes@hotmail.com, 0429 891 101, 38 Repacholi Parade Kondinin WA 6367 Esperance Hyden Kondinin Kulin Lake Grace Narrembeen Pingrup CHAIRPERSON ZONE 3: Rose Reynolds, Waroona davrey3@bigpond.com, 0419 960 148,, PO Box 135 Waroona WA 6215 Boddington Waroona Harvey Brunswick Junction Pinjarra Waroona CHAIRPERSON ZONE 4: Claire Taylor (Harry) Northam hct@westnet.com.au, 0427 959 805, PO Box 76 Meckering WA 6405 Cunderdin Northam Katanning Narrogin Wagin Wandering CHAIRPERSON ZONE 5: TBA, Boyup Brook Bridgetown Kojonup Manjimup Nannup CHAIRPERSON ZONE 6: TBA, Boyanup Capel Dardanup Donnybrook CHAIRPERSON ZONE 7: Lloyd Rogers (Paula) Eaton lloydrogers1957@gmail.com 0419 960 928 30 Tributary Place Leschenault WA 6233 Australind Collie Eaton CHAIRPERSON ZONE 8: PDG Stephen Berry (Kathryn)Jandakot Lakes, stephenberry1@bigpond.com 0419 855 662, Villa 77 / 27 Pearson Drive Success WA 6164 Armadale Kelmscott, Atwell, Gosnells, Harrisdale Piara Waters , Jandakot Lakes, Serpentine Jarradalechanhck1@bigpond.net.au ,0407 479 455 44, Oakover Street East Fremantle WA 6158 CHAIRPERSON ZONE 9: Hazel Masters, Rockingham hazelmast@outlook.com 0408 441 759, 7 Roundhill Drive Port Kennedy WA 6172 Baldivis Baldivis, Falcon, Mandurah, Port Kennedy, Rockingham, Kwinana CHAIRPERSON ZONE 10: Margaret Amm, Fremantle margamm@live.com.au, 0419 195 549, Unit 22 / 1 Rodd Place Hamilton Hill WA 6163 Booragoon, Bullcreek East Fremantle, Fremantle, Leeming South Perth, WA Multicultural CHAIRPERSON ZONE 11: TBA Busselton Cowaramup Dunsborough Leeuwin Vasse Margaret River 25

W1 Diary 2023-2024 GLT LEADERSHIP COORDINATOR: PDG Stephen Berry (Kathryn) Jandakot Lakes, stephenberry1@bigpond.com, 0419 855 662, Villa 77 / 27 Pearson Drive Success WA 6164 GMT MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR: John Hack (Gay) Booragoon chanhck1@bigpond.net.au ,0407 479 455, 44 Oakover Street East Fremantle WA 6158 GST SEVICE COORDINATOR: TBA GMA DISTRICT COORDINATOR: IPDG Ted Watts (Nella) Harrisdale Piara Waters, tedwatts@westnet.com.au 0428 581 631, 53 Lyrebird Loop Seville Grove WA 6112 DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS HEALTH AUSTRALIAN LIONS CHILDHOOD CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION, PDG Peter Lamb, (Helen), Mandurah, peter@lambgroup.com.au 0447 711 162, 9 Currancy Lass Rise Madora Bay 6210 DIABETES Debra Jones (Dennis) Baldivis, liondiabetes.coordinator201w2@gmail.com, 0420 648 902, 4 Corella Place Cooloongup WA 6168 LIONS ALZHEIMERS FOUNDATION Robert Davies Bull Creek radavies25@bigpond.com, 0419 913 586, 8 Ionic Place Shelley WA 6148 LIONS CANCER INSTITUTE DG Peter Kenneday (Georgina) Atwell kenneday@iinet.net.au, 0419 913 622, 5 Angelica Way Atwell WA 6164suecol1@bigpond.com, 0428 957 864, 245 Riverdale Rd Cookernup WA 6219 DISTRICT CONVENTION 2023-2024 CHAIR TBA DISTRICT HISTORIAN & ARCHIVES PDG Clive Reid, Donnybrook clivelion45r@iinet.net.au, 0427 315 334, PO Box 30 Boyanup WA 6168 LIONS CHILDRENS MOBILITY FND Liz Mainard, Port Kennedy eldar2@bigpond.com, 0428 841 404, 22 Endeavour Drive Port Kennedy WA 6172 LIONS EYE HEALTH PROGRAM (LEHP) Kevin Barrett (Jill) Armadale KelmscottUnit 264 / 124 Sixty Eight Road Baldivis WA 6171 LIONS HEARING FOUNDATION: Tom Oversby (Jane) Boyanup jantom@westnet.com.au, 0447673012, 29 Brockway Drive Gelorup WA 6230 LIONS HEARING DOGS: PDG Dot Jacobs, Manjimup jcbsdorothy@gmail.com, 0447 149 338, 16 Carinya Street Manjimup WA 6258 LIONS SAVE-SIGHT FOUNDATION Marg Sparkman, Fremantle margs201W2@gmail.com, 0419 937 966, Villa 28 229 Albert Street Osborne Park WA 6017 WALDEF Brian Davis, Bull Creek, geologica@upnaway.com 0438 878 824, 23 Ghost Gum Rd Willetton WA 6155 RISK MANAGEMENT & SAFETY OFFICER PDG Peter Lamb (Helen) Mandurah, peter@lambgroup.com.au, 0447 711 162 9 Currancy Lass Rise Madora Bay WA 6210 Youth CHILDREN OF COURAGE Deb Jones (Dennis) Baldivis dj138471@gmail.com, 0420 648 902, 4 Corella Place Cooloongup WA 6168 LEO DISTRICT Debbie Tierney Baldivis, baldivisleosadvisor@gmail.com 0408648715, 5 Ridge Boulevard Baldivis WA 6171 THE ENVIRONMENT Luke Tammen, Baldivis Leo theenvironment201w2@gmail.com PEACE POSTER Irene Camarri (Frank) Donnybrook, fa.im@iinet.net.au 9756 2024, 905 Cundinup West Rd Cundinup WA 6275 YOUTH OF THE YEAR Kim Wilkinson, Bull Creek kim.wilkinson505@gmail.com, 0404 820 913 20 Pricklybark Street Harrisdale WA 6112 YOUTH EXCHANGE John Clare (Linda) Booragoon, leo.chairman201w2@gmail.com 0407 080 671, 16 Turnstone Cres., Erskine 6210 26

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W1 Diary 2023-2024 PRESIDENT • Club members should be planning accommodation and registration for the District Convention. • NB all Lions attending Convention must complete personal Convention Registration Forms, which will be sent to your Club, found on our District website and also available in the District Newsletter. Visit our District website for details. • Nominations or motions to be placed before the Convention must be sent to the CBL Chairperson and Cabinet Secretary? • Arrange for the Secretary, Treasurer and Membership Chairperson to attend the first District Governor’s Advisory Meeting with you. Your Zone Chairperson will advise details. SECRETARY • Register with the LCI Lion Account to be able to report on your club’s membership and activities on a monthly basis. • Complete MyLCI & club activities (MyLion) reports from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Ensure when entering new data on MyLCI that the format is consistent with current data. • Forward any International and MD/District Membership Invoices direct to the Club Treasurer for immediate payment. • Multiple District Directory and Lions Planning Diary – when you receive them, please check your Club’s details and let the Cabinet Secretary know of any amendments. • Send out notification of your Club’s AGM to all members once you have received your club accounts back from the auditor. • Club Visits - DG Darren Blackburn, 1st VDG Tim Moore and 2nd VDG Mary-Anne Wolf will soon be visiting your club. Visitations Chairperson PDG Pamela Baird will be in touch with details of club visits. • Incorporated Associations Information Statements – these need to be lodged with the Consumer Protection within 6 months after the end of every financial year. Each club should lodge their statements after their AGM. TREASURER • International and Multiple District Dues invoices will be received. Accounts are to be paid immediately on receipt, then have them ratified at the next Board/Business meeting. • Send all members notices of dues if your predecessor did not do this last month. Also ensure that optional insurance premiums have been paid. • The Club’s accounts for the previous year must be audited, and a copy of the financial report sent to the Cabinet Treasurer. • Have your club appointed an Auditor at the AGM for the next Lionistic year and recorded the appointment in your AGM MinutesJULY 2023 SAT 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUE 4 WED 5 THUR 6 FRI 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUE 11 WED 12 THUR 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUE 18 WED 19 THUR 20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUE 25 WED 26 THUR 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON 31 28

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY July 1 2023 School holidays start. SUNDAY July 2 2023 MONDAY July 3 2023 TUESAY July 4 2023 Cancer Inst Meeting WEDNESDAY July 5 2023 THURSDAY July 6 2023 FRIDAY July 7 2023 International Convention Boston 29

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY July 8 2023 International Convention Boston SUNDAY July 9 2023 International Convention Boston MONDAY July 10 2023 International Convention Boston TUESDAY July 11 2023 International Convention Boston WEDNESDAY July 12 2023 THURSDAY July 13 2023 FRIDAY July 14 2023 30

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY July 15 2023 SUNDAY July 16 2023 MONDAY July 17 2023 Schools return. TUESDAY July 18 2023 WEDNESDAY July 19 2023 THURSDAY July 20 2023 FRIDAY July 21 2023 31

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY July 22 2023 SUNDAY July 23 2023 MONDAY July 24 2023 TUESDAY July 25 2023 WEDNESDAY July 26 2023 THURSDAY July 27 2023 FRIDAY July 28 2023 32

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY July 29 2023 SUNDAY July 30 2023 MONDAY July 31 2023 TUESDAY Aug 1 2023 WEDNESDAY Aug 2 2023 1st VDG Visit Victoria Park THURSDAY Aug 3 2023 FRIDAY Aug 4 2023 33

W1 Diary 2023-2024 PRESIDENT • President and Secretary to attend the first District Governor’s Advisory Meeting for your Zone, as convened by your Zone Chairperson. (Take the Treasurer and Membership Chairperson as well) • Ensure that your Club’s order for Christmas Cakes has been placed. • Have your club members (and you!) registered for the District Convention? Visit the District website for all the details. SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Login to the Lion Account and complete your club’s activity reports on MyLion. • Advise Cabinet Secretary of the names of Delegates and Alternates: also, the names Lions, Leos and partners of members who have passed away since last year’s District Convention (see Form 1 – names for Remembrance Ceremony and Form 2 – Club Delegates). These are available from the Cabinet Secretary and are also sent out in the Monthly Mailout to Clubs. These need to be received by the Cabinet Secretary no later than two weeks before convention. • Check your copy of the MD Directory and Lions Planning Diary to ensure all details for your club including Cabinet Officers, are correct. Please notify the Cabinet Secretary as soon as possible of any errors or omissions. • Incorporated Associations Information Statements – once you have completed your club’s AGM you will need to login to your AssociationsOnline account to complete your club’s information statement before the 31st December. Completing this statement provides proof to Consumer Protection that your association (Lions Club) is still active. Takes less than 5 minutes. TREASURER • Reminder – International and Multiple District/District Dues should have been paid by 31 July. Have yours been paid? • Have you received your club’s financial accounts back from the auditor? If not follow-up with them. MEMBERSHIP • Membership Drives - an amount of $250 is available to assist clubs with their membership drives with some conditions attached. Contact the Cabinet Secretary for details or visit this link – Membership Drive Application Form. You may have to login to view. AUGUST 2023 TUE 1 WED 2 THUR 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUE 8 WED 9 THUR 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUE 15 WED 16 THUR 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUE 22 WED 23 THUR 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUE 29 WED 30 THUR 31 34

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Aug 5 2023 SUNDAY Aug 6 2023 MONDAY Aug 7 2023 TUESDAY Aug 8 2023 WEDNESDAY Aug 9 2023 1st VDG Visit City of Perth PDG Mick Wainwright Club Visit Broome THURSDAY Aug 10 2023 FRIDAY Aug 11 2023 35

W1 Diary 2023-2024 STAURDAY Aug 12 2023 International Youth Day SUNDAY Aug 13 2023 MONDAY Aug 14 2023 2nd VDG Visit Gingin Chittering TUESDAY Aug 15 2023 WEDNESDAY Aug 16 2023 THURSDAY Aug 17 2023 FRIDAY Aug 18 2023 36

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Aug 19 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting SUNDAY Aug 20 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Aug 21 2023 TUESDAY Aug 22 2023 WEDNESDAY Aug 23 2023 THURSDAY Aug 24 2023 FRIDAY Aug 25 2023 37

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Aug 26 2023 W1 Executive Meeting SUNDAY Aug 27 2023 W1 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Aug 28 2023 TUESDAY Aug 29 2023 WEDNESDAY Aug 30 2023 THURSDAY Aug 31 2023 FRIDAY Sep 1 2023 Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 38

W1 Diary 2023-2024 PRESIDENT • District Convention – time is running out to register and have a say in the future of your District. Visit the District Website for all the details • Have you planned a full representation from your Club? • Check that Form 1 – names for Remembrance Ceremony and Form 2 – Club Delegates were submitted to the Cabinet Secretary. • Have all your Convention delegates and attendees registered with the Convention registrar? SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report before 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports online on MyLion or on the MyLion App. • Club AGM – 14 days’ notice should be given to members for your AGM in the next few months, after you have received your audited financial statements back from the auditor. This is a requirement of being an Incorporated Association. • Club Visits - DG Michael Wolf, 1st VDG Darren Blackburn & 2nd VDG Tim Moore have started their schedule of club visits. PDG Pamela Baird - pamela.baird@amnet.net.au - is coordinating the visits. Please contact her if there are any changes to your clubs planned visit. • Check that Form 2 Names of Delegates and Alternates for the District Convention has been forwarded to the Cabinet Secretary. TREASURER • Clubs with outstanding International Dues can be placed into financial suspension at the end of the month. If unfinancial, the Club Delegates will be unable to vote at District Convention. Note that individual Lions nominating for Foundation positions must also be personally financial. • Financial Suspension – if you have unpaid International dues at the end of September your club could be placed into financial suspension. This means that your Club Charter will be temporarily cancelled until this is rectified, and you will not be able to operate as a Lions Club. • District Convention – All eligible delegates must be members in good standing of a club in good standing in this District. Delinquent dues may be paid, and good standing acquired up to fifteen (15) days (by the 30th September) prior to the close of credential certification, as such closing time shall be established by the rules of the respective convention. • An audited copy of last year’s accounts must be submitted to the Cabinet Treasurer no later than 31 October. SEPTEMBER 2023 FRI 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUE 5 WED 6 THUR 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUE 12 WED 13 THUR 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUE 19 WED 20 THUR 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUE 26 WED 27 THUR 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 39

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Sep 2 2023 SUNDAY Sep 3 2023 MONDAY Sep 4 2023 Council of Governors TUESDAY Sep 5 2023 2nd VDG Visit Carnarvon Council Of Governors WEDNESDAY Sep 6 2023 Council of Governors THURSDAY Sep 7 2023 FRIDAY Sep 8 2023 ANZI Christchurch New Zealand 40

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Sep 9 2023 ANZI Christchurch New Zealand SUNDAY Sep 10 2023 ANZI Christchurch New Zealand MONDAY Sep 11 2023 Hall of Fame Dinner TUESDAY Sep 12 2023 1st VDG Visit Floreat WEDNESDAY Sep 13 2023 1st VDG Visit North Beach THURSDAY Sep 14 2023 FRIDAY Sep 15 2023 41

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Sep 16 2023 SUNDAY Sep 17 2023 MONDAY Sep 18 2023 TUESDAY Sep 19 2023 WEDNESDAY Sep 20 2023 THURSDAY Sep 21 2023 Christine Walker Club Visit Lancelin FRIDAY Sep 22 2023 42

W1 Diary 2013-2024 SATURDAY Sep 23 2023 Schools Holidays Start SUNDAY Sep 24 2023 MONDAY Sep 25 2023 King’s Birthday WA TUESDAY Sep 26 2023 1st VDG Visit Canning City 2nd VDG Visit Stirling WEDNESDAY Sep 27 2023 THURSDAY Sep 28 2023 FRIDAY Sep 29 2023 43

W1 Diary 2023-2024 SATURDAY Sep 30 2023 SUNDAY Oct 1 2023 Camp Quokka Vision Awareness Month MONDAY Oct 2 2023 DG Club Visit Dongara Denison Camp Quokka TUESDAY Oct 3 2023 DG Club Visit Toodyay 2nd VDG Visit Kingsley Woodvale Camp Quokka WEDNESDAY Oct 4 2023 DG Club Visit Claremont Nedlands Camp Quokka THURSDAY Oct 5 2023 DG Club Visit Moora Camp Quokka FRIDAY Oct 6 2023 DG Club Visit Carnamah Camp Quokka 44

W1 Diary 2023-2024 PRESIDENT • President, Secretary and Membership Chairperson (Treasurer too) to attend the second District Governor’s Advisory Meeting as convened by your Zone Chairperson. • Will your Club increase its membership this year? Your Club Membership Chairperson should be coordinating a Membership Retention/Growth Program. • Do you have members not attending meetings with whom you have lost regular contact? If so, have the Membership Chairperson make contact. • Have you conducted your Club AGM and ratified your audited? accounts and sent a copy to the Cabinet Treasurer? SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports on MyLion through the Lions Account. • Club AGM – still time to hold your club’s AGM. 14 days’ notice should be given to members for your AGM after you have received your audited financial statements back from the auditor. This is a requirement of being an Incorporated Association. • Advise Members of decisions made at the District Convention. TREASURER • Have you submitted the audited copy of your accounts to the Cabinet Treasurer? MEMBERSHIP • Membership Drives - an amount of $250 is available to assist clubs with their membership drives with some conditions attached. Contact the Cabinet Secretary for details. OCTOBER 2023 SUN 1 MON 2 TUE 3 WED 4 THUR 5 FRI 6 SAT 7 SUN 8 MON 9 TUE 10 WED 11 THUR 12 FRI 13 SAT 14 SUN 15 MON 16 TUE 17 WED 18 THUR 19 FRI 20 SAT 21 SUN 22 MON 23 TUE 24 WED 25 THUR 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON 30 TUES 31 45

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Oct 7 2023 DG Club Visit Dalwallinu & Districts Camp Quokka SUNDAY Oct 8 2023 MONDAY Oct 9 2023 DG Club Visit Whitford Schools return. TUESDAY Oct 10 2023 DG Club Visit Duncraig WEDNESDAY Oct 11 2023 DG Club Visit Three Springs 1st VDG Visit Bassendean THURSDAY Oct 12 2023 DG Club Visit Northampton FRIDAY Oct 13 2023 46

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Oct 14 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting SUNDAY Oct 15 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Oct 16 2023 2nd VDG Visit Ballajura TUESDAY Oct 17 2023 WEDNESDAY Oct 18 2023 2nd VDG Visit Kalamunda THURSDAY Oct 19 2023 FRIDAY Oct 20 2023 47

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Oct 21 2023 Dryandra Olympics SUNDAY Oct 22 2023 Dryandra Olympics MONDAY Oct 23 2023 1st VDG Visit Girrawheen TUESDAY Oct 24 2023 WEDNESDAY Oct 25 2023 1st VDG Visit Noranda THURSDAY Oct 26 2023 FRIDAY Oct 27 2023 48

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Oct 28 2023 SUNDAY Oct 29 2023 MONDAY Oct 30 2023 TUESDAY Oct 31 2023 WEDNESDAY Nov 1 2023 Diabetes Awareness Month THURSDAY Nov 2 2023 FRIDAY Nov 3 2023 49

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Review your Christmas Cake project to ensure Members have good outlets and that your final orders are placed before it’s too late. • Christmas Cabinet Meeting – consider joining the cabinet meeting on the 4th of December along with your secretary or other club members and staying for Christmas lunch. • Finalise plans for your Club’s Christmas function. • If you and/or your secretary are going away for a holiday, have you made arrangements for your MyLCI report to be submitted by another member? SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report before 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports on the Lions Account (MyLion) or on the MyLion App on your mobile phone. • Liaise with your President if you are going to be away over the Christmas period to appoint a Lion to handle the secretary role. TREASURER • Has your Christmas Cakes money started to come in? • Remember that your Christmas cake account with MUST be paid by the end of January. • Are you going on holiday? Make arrangements for the International and Multiple District/District dues to be paid in early January. MEMBERSHIP • Consider combining a membership drive with your Christmas Cake sales. Contact GMT coordinator Sandra Stagg or Cabinet Secretary for assistance. NOVEMBER 2023 WED 1 THUR 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 6 TUE 7 WED 8 THUR 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 13 TUE 14 WED 15 THUR 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUE 21 WED 22 THUR 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUE 28 WED 29 THUR 30 50

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Nov 4 2023 SUNDAY Nov 5 2023 MONDAY Nov 6 2023 TUESDAY Nov 7 2023 WEDNESDAY Nov 8 2023 THURSDAY Nov 9 2023 FRIDAY Nov 10 2023 51

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Nov 11 2023 SUNDAY Nov 12 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Nov 13 2023 W2 Cabinet Meeting TUESDAY Nov 14 2023 1st VDG Visit Hannans Goldfields WEDNESDAY Nov 15 2023 1st VDG Visit Kalgoorlie THURSDAY Nov 16 2023 FRIDAY Nov 17 2023 W1 & W2 Convention 52

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Nov 18 2023 W1 & W2 Convention SUNDAY Nov 19 2023 W1 & W2 Convention MONDAY Nov 20 2023 TUESDAY Nov 21 2023 WEDNESDAY Nov 22 2023 THURSDAY Nov 23 2023 FRIDAY Nov 24 2023 53

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Nov 25 2023 SUNDAY Nov 26 2023 MONDAY Nov 27 2023 TUESDAY Nov 28 2023 Cancer Inst Meeting WEDNESDAY Nov 29 2023 THURSDAY Nov 30 2023 FRIDAY Dec 1 2023 54

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Finalise Christmas function arrangements. • Arrange for the Vice-Presidents to handle your affairs if you intend to be on vacation. • Encourage Lion members to attend the upcoming Workshops and the Regional Lions Leadership Institute next year. SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports on the Lions Account (MyLion) or on the MyLion App on your mobile phone. • If you, as Secretary, will be away on holidays during December or January, you must arrange a reliable Member to complete your Club’s LCI December & January reporting. • In cooperation with the Club Treasurer, send Members their accounts for second semi-annual dues. • Last chance to complete your club’s information statement on Associationsonline. Contact the Cabinet Secretary for assistance. TREASURER • Get Christmas Cake money in as soon as possible after selling cakes. You must finalise your account by the end of January. • Send out invoices to all Members for semi-annual dues. • Have you made arrangements for International and Multiple District/District dues to be paid promptly during January? MEMBERSHIP DRIVES The District Cabinet has reinstated an amount of $250 to assist clubs with their membership drives with some conditions attached.DECEMBER 2023 FRI 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUE 5 WED 6 THUR 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUE 12 WED 13 THUR 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUE 19 WED 20 THUR 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUE 26 WED 27 THUR 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUNDAY 31 55

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Dec 2 2023 W1 Executive Meeting SUNDAY Dec 3 2023 W1 Cabinet Meeting/Xmas Lunch MONDAY Dec 4 2023 International Leo Day TUESDAY Dec 5 2023 WEDNESDAY Dec 6 2023 THURSDAY Dec 7 2023 FRIDAY Dec 8 2023 56

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Dec 9 2023 SUNDAY Dec 10 2023 MONDAY Dec 11 2023 TUESDAY Dec 12 2023 WEDNESDAY Dec 13 2023 THURSDAY Dec 14 2023 FRIDAY Dec 15 2023 Schools Holidays Start 57

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Dec 16 2023 SUNDAY Dec 17 2023 MONDAY Dec 18 2023 TUESDAY Dec 19 2023 WEDNESDAY Dec 20 2023 THURSDAY Dec 21 2023 FRIDAY Dec 22 2023 58

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Dec 23 2023 SUNDAY Dec 24 2023 MONDAY Dec 25 2023 Christmas Day TUESDAY Dec 26 2023 Boxing Day WEDNESDAY Dec 27 2023 THURSDAY Dec 28 2023 FRIDAY Dec 29 2023 59

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Dec 30 2023 SUNDAY Dec 31 2023 MONDAY Jan 1 2024 New Year’s Day Hunger Awareness Month TUESDAY Jan 2 2024 WEDNESDAY Jan 3 2024 THURSDAY Jan 4 2024 FRIDAY Jan 5 2024 60

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Has your club finalised payment of Cake Accounts? • Have you appointed a Nominations Committee for club elections? • The committee helps with the selection of names of Lions for nomination at the Nominations Meeting for Club Officer Positions prior to the Election Meeting for the next Lionistic year. The Nominations Meeting should be held in February – give your members 14 days-notice in writing. • Start making plans for the Multiple District 201 Convention: Perth Thursday 5th of May to Monday 9th of May at Crown Perth. • This is Founder’s (Melvin Jones) and Rededication Month. • Ask Club Members if they would like to be considered for positions on 2022/2023 Cabinet and advise 1st Vice District Governor Darren Blackburn of any interest shown. SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports online in MyLion or on the MyLion App. • Advise members of the date and place of the Nominations Meeting, in writing, at least two weeks prior to the holding of such meeting. Refer to (LCI) Club Constitution Article II Elections, and substitute February in lieu of March (Section 5) for Nominations Meeting to meet the Australian timetable. TREASURER • Dues: Pay International, Multiple District and District semi- annual dues immediately to the Cabinet Treasurer and ratify at the next Board Meeting. • Prepare your half yearly financial reports for submission to your club and the Cabinet Treasurer. MEMBERSHIP Kick of the new Lionistic year with a membership Drive. Speak to your GMT Chair Sandy Stagg or the Cabinet Secretary. JANUARY 2024 MON 1 TUE 2 WED 3 THUR 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 MON 8 TUE 9 WED 10 THUR 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 MON 15 TUE 16 WED 17 THUR 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUE 23 WED 24 THUR 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUE 30 WED 31 61

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Jan 6 2024 SUNDAY Jan 7 2024 MONDAY Jan 8 2024 TUESDAY Jan 9 2024 THURSDAY Jan 10 2024 FRIDAY Jan 11 2024 SATURDAY Jan 12 2024 62

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Jan 13 2024 SUNDAY Jan 14 2024 MONDAY Jan 15 2024 TUESDAY Jan 16 2024 WEDNESDAY Jan 17 2024 THURSDAY Jan 18 2024 FRIDAY Jan 19 2024 Council of Governors 63

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Jan 20 2024 Council of Governors SUNDAY Jan 21 2024 Council of Governors MONDAY Jan 22 2024 TUESDAY Jan 23 2024 WEDNESDAY Jan 24 2024 THURSDAY Jan 25 2024 FRIDAY Jan 26 2024 Australia Day 64

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Jan 27 2024 SUNDAY Jan 28 2024 MONDAY Jan 29 2024 TUESDAY Jan 30 2024 WEDNESDAY Jan 31 2024 Schools Return THURSDAY Feb 1 2024 Club Officer Nominations Month Childhood Cancer Awareness Month FRIDAY Feb 2 2024 65

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • You should have already appointed a Nominations Committee to select names of Lions for the Nomination Meeting, which should be held during February. Decide the date for your election meeting in March. • President, Secretary, Membership Chairperson (and Treasurer) to attend the third District Governor’s Advisory Meeting when convened by the Zone Chairperson. • Plans should be well advanced for Multiple District 201 Convention: Crown Perth 5th of May to 10th of May. • Call for Nominations for Delegates and Alternates for MD Convention. (Refer to (LCI) Club Constitution Article IX, Section 2). SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report before 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports on the Lions Account (MyLion) or on the MyLion App on your phone. • Advise Members of the date and place of the Nominations Meeting, in writing, at least two weeks prior to the holding of such meeting. • With your President, consider the date for the Election Meeting to be held during March. Remember you must give 14 days-notice in writing to all Members, including the names of those nominated at the Nominations Meeting. TREASURER • Double check that all dues have been paid and that the half year financial statement has been submitted to the Cabinet Treasurer. FEBRUARY 2024 TUE 1 WED 2 THUR 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUE 8 WED 9 THUR 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUE 15 WED 16 THUR 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUE 22 WED 23 THUR 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 66

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Feb 3 2024 SUNDAY Feb 4 2024 MONDAY Feb 5 2024 TUESDAY Feb 6 2024 WEDNESDAY Feb 7 2024 THURSDAY Feb 8 2024 FRIDAY Feb 9 2024 67

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Feb 10 2024 SUNDAY Feb 11 2024 MONDAY Feb 12 2024 TUESDAY Feb 13 2024 WEDNESDAY Feb 14 2024 THURSDAY Feb 15 2024 FRIDAY Feb 16 2024 68

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Feb 17 2024 SUNDAY Feb 18 2024 MONDAY Feb 19 2024 TUESDAY Feb 20 2024 WEDNESDAY Feb 21 2024 THURSDAY Feb 22 2024 FRIDAY Feb 23 2024 69

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SATURDAY Feb 24 2024 W2 Cabinet Meeting SUNDAY Feb 25 2024 W2 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Feb 26 2024 TUESDAY Feb 27 2024 WEDNESDAY Feb 28 2024 Feb 29 2024 FRIDAY Mar 1 2024 Club Officer Election Month SATURDAY Mar 2 2024 70

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Ensure that the Club Election Meeting is held this month and that the Incoming Club Officers are recorded on the Club’s MyLCI Website. The PU101 will no longer be used. • Ensure the Board of Directors gives consideration to the date of Installation (Changeover) Night for the incoming Board and the appointment of an Installation Officer. SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports on the Lions Account (MyLion) or on the MyLion App on your phone. • Advise Members in writing of the time and place of the Election Meeting. You must give 14 days-notice in writing. • Order any Club awards as indicated by the President for the Installation Night. • Order your MD Directory through the club supplies website. • MD Office will notify you regarding the timing of the distribution of next year’s MD Directory. • Multiple District 201 Convention. Have you booked yet? Perth Thursday 5th to Monday 9th May 2022 at Crown Perth? • Please complete and submit Forms 3 and 4 (Delegate and Remembrance Forms) for the MD Convention to the Cabinet Secretary by the end of March, even if you have no names to submit. • Club Secretaries please ensure that you have uploaded your club officers for the 2022/23 Lionistic Year on MyLCI by the end of March. PU101 forms are no longer in use. There is no margin on that date whatsoever! TREASURER • International Office can place a Club into financial suspension at the end of this month if LCI dues are still outstanding. • Why not hold an Internal Audit of your books this month? It will make sure that your figures are ready for the auditor promptly and without a last-minute panic at the end of the Lionistic year. MARCH 2024 FRI 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUE 5 WED 6 THUR 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUE 12 WED 13 THUR 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUE 19 WED 20 THUR 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUE 26 WED 27 THUR 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUN 31 71

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Mar 3 2024 MONDAY Mar 4 2024 Labour Day WA TUESDAY Mar 5 2024 WEDNESDAY Mar 6 2024 THURSDAY Mar 7 2024 FRIDAY Mar 8 2024 SATURDAY Mar 9 2024 W1 Executive Meeting 72

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Mar 10 2024 WA Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Mar 11 2024 1st VDG Visit Wanneroo TUESDAY Mar 12 2024 W1 Cabinet Meeting WEDNESDAY Mar 13 2024 THURSDAY Mar 14 2024 FRIDAY Mar 15 2024 SATURDAY Mar 16 2024 73

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Mar 17 2024 MONDAY Mar 18 2024 TUESDAY Mar 19 2024 WEDNESDAY Mar 20 2024 THURSDAY Mar 21 2024 FRIDAY Mar 22 2024 SATURDAY Mar 23 2024 District W1 YOTY Final Children of Courage 74

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Mar 24 2024 MONDAY Mar 25 2024 TUESDAY Mar 26 2024 WEDNESDAY Mar 27 2024 THURSDAY Mar 28 2024 FRIDAY Mar 29 2024 Schools Holidays Start Good Friday SATURDAY Mar 30 2024 75

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Mar 31 2024 Last Day to report Club Officers on MyLCI. MONDAY Apr 1 2024 Easter Monday Environmental Awareness Month TUESDAY Apr 2 2024 WEDNESDAY Apr 3 2024 THURSDAY Apr 4 2024 FRIDAY Apr 5 2024 SATURDAY Apr 6 2024 76

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Have you arranged your Club’s Installation Officer, and made all other necessary arrangements for the Changeover Night? Time is getting short! • Start training incoming President, Secretary, Treasurer and Membership Chairperson, and strongly encourage them to attend the Incoming Club Development Day & Officer training in your area. Point them to the learning centre on the Lions Account where there is a lot of information. • Have all members received attendance awards to which they are entitled? • Multiple District 201 Convention: Crown Perth 5 – 9 May 2022 How many Club Members are going? Have they registered with the Convention Registrar? SECRETARY • Multiple District 201 Convention: Crown Perth 5 – 9 May 2022 • If you have not completed the Delegate and Remembrance Forms as per March instructions, please do so as soon as possible. • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports online in MyLion or on the MyLion App on your Mobile phone. • Have you ordered your MD Directories paper copies yet through Lions Club Supplies? • Order your District Officers & Lions Club Planning Diary through your Cabinet Secretary. TREASURER • Arrange club audit with your Auditor. Have you started your Internal Audit? APRIL 2024 MON 1 TUE 2 WED 3 THUR 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 MON 8 TUE 9 WED 10 THUR 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 MON 15 TUE 16 WED 17 THUR 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUE 23 WED 24 THUR 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES 30 77

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Apr 7 2024 MOMDAY Apr 8 2024 TUESDAY Apr 9 2024 WEDNESDAY Apr 10 2024 THURSDAY Apr 11 2024 FRIDAY Apr 12 2024 SATURDAY Apr 13 2024 78

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Apr 14 2024 MONDAY Apr 15 2024 Schools Return. TUESDAY Apr 16 2024 WEDNESDAY Apr 17 2024 THURSDAY Apr 18 2024 FRIDAY Apr 19 2024 SATURDAY Apr 20 2024 79

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Apr 21 2024 Leo State Final MONDAY Apr 22 2024 TUESDAY Apr 23 2024 WEDNESDAY Apr 24 2024 THURSDAY Apr 25 2024 Anzac Day FRIDAY Apr 26 2024 SATURDAY Apr 27 2024 YOTY State Final 80

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Apr 28 2024 MONDAY Apr 29 2024 TUESDAY Apr 30 2024 WEDNESDAY May 1 2024 THURSDAY May 2 2024 SATURDAY May 3 2024 SUNDAY May 4 2024 81

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Changeover Night? Time is getting short! • Start training incoming President, Secretary, Treasurer and Membership Chairperson, and strongly encourage them to attend the Incoming Club Officer’s training in your area. • Point the incoming officers to the Lions Account and the learning centre where there are a number of courses that they can go through to start familiarizing themselves with their upcoming role in the club. • Have all members received attendance awards to which they are entitled? SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report from the 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. • Complete your club’s activity reports online in MyLion or on the MyLion App on your mobile phone. • Order your District Officers & Lions Club Planning Diary through your Cabinet Secretary. • If a new club secretary is taking over, it is a good idea to start the training now. TREASURER • Arrange club audit with your Auditor. Have you started your Internal Audit? • If a new Club Treasurer is taking over, it is a good idea to start the training now. PLEASE HELP YOUR SUCCESSOR LEARN THE ROPES • MAY 2024 WED 1 THUR 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 6 TUE 7 WED 8 THUR 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 13 TUE 14 WED 15 THUR 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUE 21 WED 22 THUR 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUE 28 WED 29 THUR 30 FRI 31 82

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY May 5 2024 MONDAY May 6 2024 TUESDAY May 7 2024 WEDNESDAY May 8 2024 THURSDAY May 9 2024 FRIDAY May 10 2024 SATURDAY May 11 2024 83

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY May 12 2024 MONDAY May 13 2024 TUESDAY May 14 2024 WEDNESDAY May 15 2024 THURSDAY May 16 2024 FRIDAY May 17 2024 SATURDAY May 18 2024 84

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY May 19 2024 MONDAY May 20 2024 TUESDAY May 21 2024 Council of Governors WEDNESDAY May 22 2024 Council of Governors THURSDAY May 23 2024 Council of Governors FRIDAY May 24 2024 MD Convention Darwin SATURDAY May 25 2024 MD Convention Darwin 85

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY May 26 2024 MD Convention Darwin MONDAY May 27 2024 MD Convention Darwin TUESDAY May 28 2024 WEDNESDAY May 29 2024 THURSDAY May 30 2024 FRIDAY May 31 2024 SATURDAY Jun 1 2024 W1 Executive Meeting W1 Awards Function 86

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 PRESIDENT • Reports from the Host Club for the District Convention and Directors of Foundations and Institutes must be received by the Cabinet Secretary 60 days prior to the date of the next District Convention. Has your Club submitted nominations? • Finalise arrangement for the Club’s Installation Night, with a full agenda/program including a list of Members designated for various duties on the night. • Has your incoming President visited the Lions Account and gone through the training available in the learning centre? • Done a good job? Have your Secretary fill out the form for your Clubs Excellence Award without delay. The forms available on the LCI website. Have the DG sign it before sending the form to the Cabinet Secretary. SECRETARY • Complete MyLCI report before 25th of the month and ensure all Members’ details are kept up to date. Membership as of 30 June is used to calculate semi-annual dues for the first 6 months. • Complete your club’s activity reports online in MyLion or on the MyLion App. • Notices of Motion of a District Project nature must be received by the Cabinet Secretary 90 days prior to the District Convention and Notices of Motion of an Administrative nature 60 days prior to the Convention. • With the incoming Secretary, check that the Club has full supplies of forms, badges, new Member kits, etc. and that filing, Members’ information, etc. is completely current for your new Secretary. Has your incoming Secretary visited the Lions Account, familiarised themselves with the Lions Account and gone through the training in the learning centre? • Advise Members of the Multiple District 201 Convention decisions. TREASURER • Makes arrangements for the audit of your Club’s accounts in July, and with your new Club Treasurer send out Dues accounts for the first six months of the new Lions year. • Make sure that your Incoming Treasurer has an End of Year balance for all accounts (unaudited where necessary) and cheque books and all necessary equipment for the year ahead. Have the bank signatories been changed? PLEASE HELP YOUR SUCCESSOR LEARN THE ROPES JUNE 2024 SAT 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUE 4 WED 5 THUR 6 FRI 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUE 11 WED 12 THUR 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUE 18 WED 19 THUR 20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUE 25 WED 26 THUR 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 87

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jun 2 2024 W1 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Jun 3 2024 Western Australia Day TUESDAY Jun 4 2024 WEDNESDAY Jun 5 2024 THURSDAY Jun 6 2024 FRIDAY Jun 7 2024 SATURDAY Jun 8 2024 W2 Cabinet Meeting 88

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jun 9 2024 W2 Cabinet Meeting MONDAY Jun 10 2024 TUESDAY Jun 11 2024 WEDNESDAY Jun 12 2024 THURSDAY Jun 13 2024 FRIDAY Jun 14 2024 SATURDAY Jun 15 2024 89

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jun 16 2024 MONDAY Jun 17 2024 TUESDAY Jun 18 2024 WEDNESDAY Jun 19 2024 THURSDAY Jun 20 2024 FRIDAY Jun 21 2024 International Convention Melbourne SATURDAY Jun 22 2024 International Convention Melbourne 90

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jun 24 2024 International Convention Melbourne MONDAY Jun 24 2024 International Convention Melbourne TUESDAY Jun 25 2024 International Convention Melbourne WEDNESDAY Jun 26 2024 THURSDAY Jun 27 2024 FRIDAY Jun 28 2024 SATURDAY Jun 29 2024 Schools Holiday Starts 91

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jun 30 2024 MONDAY Jul 1 2024 TUESDAY Jul 2 2024 WEDNESDAY Jul 3 2024 THURSDAY Jul 4 2024 FRIDAY Jul 5 2024 SATURDAY Jul 6 2024 92

W1 Diary 2023 - 2024 SUNDAY Jul 7 2023 MONDAY Jul 8 2023 TUESDAY Jul 9 2023 Schools Holiday Break WEDNESDAY Jul 10 2023 THURSDAY Jul 11 2023 FRIDAY Jul 12 2023 SATURDAY Jul 13 2023 93

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