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Please find above an application form (PDF) for teachers in your area who can register for the above workshop.  Click Here
At present the courses are being subsidised by 50% but this will only continue until the end 2008, therefore make use of this discount.
Being one of  largest Lions Programs World-wide , it would be appreciated,  if you or your Club could participate.
If  I can be of any assistance, please, do not hesitate to contact me.
Remember Youth are our Future.


District C1 Cabinet

1st Cabinet Meeting - 20th July - Westland Hotel Motel, Whyalla - 10.30am
2nd Cabinet Meeting - 24th October - Kirton Point Bowling Club - 10.30am
3rd Cabinet Meeting -
4th Cabinet Meeting -
DG Handover -

Club level to be finished by  

Zone level to be finished by

Region level to be finished by

District level to be finished by

State level to be finished by

National finalities will be flown to Melbourne

Prostate cancer is now the second most common cancer diagnosed after skin cancer in Australia and, understandably causes a great deal of concern in the community.

However, there are many features of prostate cancer which make it one of the least threatening of cancers! Prostate cancer is usually slow growing. After diagnosis, a majority of men survive for 10 years or more. When caught early enough and treated with either surgery or radiotherapy, prostate cancer can be cured.

The slow development of cancer in most men means that after receiving a diagnosis, a man can take his time in choosing a treatment - and there is a choice of treatments! However, treatment decisions are not necessarily straight forward and it is wise to inform yourself about these choices and discuss them with a number of people (your General Practitioner, Urologist, Radiation Oncologist and your family) before making the final choice.