Delegates
Secretaries will fill in the online form at Lions Clubs International.
MyLci: www.lionsclubs.org
Any forms brought to the convention will have to be approved and signed by the Governor before Friday 6:00pm.
Downloadable delegate form.
Certification will be available Friday, Saturday.
Voting will be Saturday TBDam to TBDpm.
Host Committee
Chair: DG Bill Ridle
Co-Chair PDG James Lee
Secretary: Lion Darlene Ridle
Treasurer: PDG Kazuyoshi Sato
Registration: Lion Darlene Ridle
Registration Volunteer Liaison: Lion Barbara Chambers
Lodging:
Advertising:
Decorations:
Seminars & Exhibits: PDG Dave and Gail Hubbard
Photographer:
Entertainment:
Protocol: PID Howard Hudson
Programs: Cass and Darlene
Volunteer Sign Up Coordinator: Second Vice District Governor Linda Barbara
Volunteer Signup Sheet
MD4con Management Committee
4th Year: Chair PDG James Lee
3rd Year: PDG John Ruiz
2nd Year: Lion Leland Lee
1st Year: PDG Maggie Robeson
Club Membership #s
The number of eligible delegates is based on the Membership who have been members for 1 year and a day prior to the month prior to the convention.
Each Club is allowed 1 delegate and 1 alternate for each 10 members or major fraction of (5).
The membership number used is provided by LCI at MyLCI/conventions.
MD4Con 2021 please stay tuned as we update
The 102st California Lions Convention!
Theme
"Carnival"
MAY, 21-22, 2021
Hosted by 4-C3
Host Distirct Governor Bill Ridle
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Grand Sierra Resort, Reno, NV
Or Call: #1 (800) 648-5080 Reference the group code: CLC20
MD4con
Registration Form
California Lionism Awards
Exhibits
Exhibits are first come first served.
Seminars will be approved at the Fall Council of Governors meeting.
Digital Exhibit Form
Leadership Friday
California Lions Global Action Team has planned informative and interactive seminars with engaging speakers and effective instructors.
A full listing of the seminars and times will be listed.
Come early to get the most out this transformational day.
1. Honesty and Integrity
The 34th President of United States, Dwight.D.Eisenhower once said, “The supreme quality of leadership is unquestionably integrity. Without it, no real success is possible, no matter whether it is on a section gang, a football field, in an army, or in an office.” Honesty and integrity are two important ingredients which make a good leader. How can you expect your followers to be honest when you lack these qualities yourself? Leaders succeed when they stick to their values and core beliefs and without ethics, this will not be possible.
2. Confidence
To be an effective leader, you should be confident enough to ensure that other follow your commands. If you are unsure about your own decisions and qualities, then your subordinates will never follow you. As a leader, you have to be oozing with confidence, show some swagger and assertiveness to gain the respect of your subordinates. This does not mean that you should be overconfident, but you should at least reflect the degree of confidence required to ensure that your followers trust you as a leader.
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Entertainment
Program
Seminars
Exhibit and Seminar Schedule
Seminars are subject to change.
Sample of events
Opening Ceremony
Keynote Speaker TBD LCI guest
Peace Poster Awards
California Lions Foundation Awards
California Lionism Awards
Celebration of Life: Council Chaplain District Governor who will present a memorable program Sunday morning commemorating our dearly departed.
Resolutions
Voting Results
Leadership Friday
Key Note Speaker: TBA
Leadership Awards
Youth Forum
Leos will present the country flags Saturday Opening Ceremonies.
Spouse/Partner
A reception for spouse/partner of our Guest
by Invitation Only.
Ballot Measures
2021-2022 Budget
Past Conventions
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1 1920 Oakland, CA June 7 2 1921 Berkeley, CA July 18 3 1922 Fresno, CA June 12-13 4 1923 Santa Ana, CA May 25-26 5 1924 Sacramento, CA May 22-24 6 1925 San Diego, CA May 26-28 7 1926 San Francisco, CA July 19-20 8 1927 Riverside, CA May 26-28 9 1928 San Jose, CA June 7-9 10 1929 Long Beach, CA May 16-18 11 1930 Stockton, CA May 22-24 12 1931 Merced, CA June 8-10 13 1932 Los Angeles, CA July 18-19 14 1933 Santa Barbara, CA June 22-24 15 1934 Santa Cruz, CA June 14-16 16 1935 San Diego, CA June 20-22 17 1936 Reno, NV June 25-27 18 1937 Santa Monica, CA June 17-19 19 1938 Oakland, CA July 18 20 1939 Long Beach, CA June 21-24 21 1940 San Jose, CA June 20-22 22 1941 Los Angeles, CA June 18-20 23 1942 Santa Cruz, CA June 17-20 24 1943 Hollywood, CA June 24-26 25 1944 San Jose, CA June 15-17 —— 1945 no convention 26/27 1946 Los Angeles, CA June 5-8 28 1947 San Francisco, CA July 27 29 1948 Long Beach, CA June 21-24 30 1949 Reno, NV June 20-23 31 1950 San Diego, CA June 14-17 32 1951 Stockton, CA May 31 - June 2 33 1952 Santa Monica, CA May 29 - June 1 34 1953 San Francisco, CA January 16-17 35 1954 Los Angeles, CA January 21-23 36 1955 Reno, NV January 20-22 37 1956 Long Beach, CA January 19-21 38 1957 San Jose, CA January 17-19 39 1958 San Diego, CA January 16-18 40 1959 Las Vegas, NV January 18-20 41 1960 Santa Monica, CA January 21-23 42 1961 Sacramento, CA January 20-21 43 1962 Anaheim, CA January 18-20 44 1963 San Francisco, CA January 17-19 45 1964 Bakersfield, CA January 16-18 46 1965 Las Vegas, NV January 22-23 47 1966 San Francisco, CA January 20-22 48 1967 San Diego, CA January 20-21 49 1968 Reno, NV January 18-20 50 1969 Fresno, CA January 16-18 |
51 1970 Anaheim, CA January 15-17 52 1971 Sacramento, CA January 21-23 53 1972 San Diego, CA January 20-22 54 1973 Reno, NV January 18-20 55 1974 Bakersfield, CA January 17-19 56 1975 Oakland, CA February 6-8 57 1976 Fresno, CA February 5-7 58 1977 San Jose, CA February 3-5 59 1978 Las Vegas, NV February 2-4 60 1979 San Diego, CA February 1-3 61 1980 Pasadena, CA February 7-9 62 1981 Reno, NV February 5-7 63 1982 Sacramento, CA February 4-6 64 1983 Bakersfield, CA February 3-5 65 1984 Newport Beach, CA February 2-4 66 1985 Las Vegas, NV February 7-9 67 1986 San Diego, CA February 6-8 68 1987 Fresno, CA February 5-7 69 1988 Redding, CA February 4-6 70 1989 Reno, NV February 2-4 71 1990 Bakersfield, CA February 1-3 72 1991 San Jose, CA February 7-9 73 1992 Anaheim, CA February 6-8 74 1993 Bakersfield, CA February 4-6 75 1994 Fresno, CA February 3-5 76 1995 Visalia, CA February 2-4 77 1996 Oakland, CA February 1-3 78 1997 Long Beach, CA February 6-8 79 1998 Ontario, CA February 5-7 80 1999 Bakersfield, CA February 4-6 81 2000 Primm, NV February 4-6 82 2001 Sacramento, CA February 2-4 83 2002 Riverside, CA February 1-3 84 2003 Reno, NV February 7-9 85 2004 Primm, NV February 6-8 86 2005 San Diego, CA February 11-13 87 2006 Riverside, CA February 3-5 88 2007 Fresno, CA February 2-4 89 2008 Modesto, CA February 1-3 90 2009 Fresno, CA February 13-15 91 2010 Riverside, CA February 5-7 92 2011 Primm, NV February 4-6 93 2012 Ontario, CA February 3-5 94 2013 Sacramento, CA February 8-10 95 2014 Ontario, CA February 14-16 96 2015 Visalia, CA February 20-22 97 2016 Modesto, CA February 5-7 98 2017 Redding, CA February 10-12 99 2018 San Diego, CA February 9-11 100 2019 Sacramento, CA February 8-10 101 2020 Visalia, CA February |
MD4con 2020
Measure and Election Results
All measures PASSED
- 2020-2021 Budget
- MD4 dues for Lioness Members becoming Lions Club Members will be one half of the MD4 regular dues from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2021, at which time upon July 1 of the Lions year 2021-2022 this section will be removed and the sections reordered.