Natasha Davis, Trees for Life CEO spoke to the Burnside Lions Club at their dinner meeting, explaining that, “Over nearly four decades, Trees For Life has meant so much to so many South Australians. In this time we have made a lasting impact on our landscapes by getting people involved in practical ways.” Trees For…
South Australian Lions were out on clean up day, thrilled there was ‘less rubbish’ this year. Here is the Salisbury Lions clean up day photo gallery
Fellow Lion, The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is posing substantial challenges to the Ukrainian people. More than 1,000,000 people have already fled from their homes as they seek to escape the violence, and it’s estimated that up to 4,000,000 people may try to leave the country as the crisis continues. You can help. Your generous…
Article by Lion DOUG BOOTH The eight-year-old, who was diagnosed with an extremely rare genetic disorder from birth, is making the most of his new trike, donated by the City of Adelaide Lions Club. And his smile is catching with his proud mum Nadine delighted with the level of independence the mode of transport has…
Coralie Cross MNurs: NP (Diabetes: Rural,Remote & Indigenous Health) Credentialled Diabetes Educator, RN York & Northern Local Health Network and … the District 201C1 DIABETES AWARENESS/PREVENTION Officer Diabetes Mellitus is a condition where the body is unable to effectively use glucose due to a lack of the hormone insulin and/or an inability to use insulin…
(South Australia, February 2022) – Lions Clubs International, the largest service club organization in the world, has presented the City of Adelaide Lions Club with the Kindness Matters Service Award. This year, only 30 out of 48,000 Lions clubs received this prestigious award, which is given annually to Lions and Leo clubs for performing an outstanding service project…
Article by Doug Booth VOLUNTEERING comes naturally to Peterborough Lions Club secretary Shirley Dearlove. Shirley celebrates 10 years of service as a Lion in 2022 but that’s not the only reason she was presented with Peterborough’s Citizen of the Year on Australia Day by Mayor Ruth Whittle OAM. The enthusiastic and passionate Peterborough-born Shirley said…
The Burnside Lions club is modernising its Bargain Centre in 2022 with the addition of a new shed. Article by Lion Doug Booth Photos from the day are online: https://photos.app.goo.gl/NyHjPLU8gw7ZJgL27 The club received a Federal Government Stronger Communities Project grant of $10,000 with an additional $4000 from the Burnside Council. The club injected $4000…
THE Clare Lions furniture shed has reopened after the festive season break. Article by DOUG BOOTH and ROB ROYAL Picture (left to right) Allan Mayfield, Chris Ballantyne and David Simpson The shed, located at 2 Harriett Street next to Ray White Real Estate, will celebrate its third anniversary in June and its success continues…
Over two weekends in January our District 201C1 Public Relations Chairperson, Lion Charlie Robinson, organized Fiveaa interviews. The Interviews with Richard Pascoe all went over exceptionally well and we would like to thank the Lions involved in giving up their Sunday afternoons to have a chat and explain what they do on-air. President John Standingford…
For almost 60 years, the Lions have played an integral role in Ray Barry’s life. Article by Lion Doug Booth The successful business entrepreneur and devoted family man has always found a special place in his daily existence for the Lions. Now, as part of the Lions 75th anniversary celebrations, it’s time to pay tribute…
Article by Lion Doug Booth LYNNE and David Hateley-James are proud members of the Lions Club of Australia, with a difference. Their club is the Australian Motorhoming Lions Club and they enjoy the freedom of travelling around the country, adapting their Lions ethics as they go. In the lead-up to Christmas, the retired couple arrived…
The man, is Clive’s father. Clive manages Nostru. Nostru is a Bottleshop and bar on East Terrace (once ‘The Oyster Bar’) that stocks all South Australian producers and the wines are all Italian ‘Varieties’. Clive knows Lion Charlie through her social club. And, well, Adelaide right!? They (Clive and Charlie) decided to host a Sunday…
As Lions serving our community, we understand you will come into contact in the coming days/month with many people, and wish to encourage safety of your own self, above all others. . Lions Club officers should be aware by now of the need for compliance with Covid-19 rules as set by SA Health, and the…
The first recorded date of Christmas being celebrated on Dec. 25 was in 336, during the time of the Roman Emperor Constantine. You could say the celebration has been a tradition for quite some time! And, if you take a look at all international cultures who celebrate Christmas, there is a common thread of goodwill…
Well done Glenside Lions for your Bookmart in Tusmore! Kicking community goals and winning! Story: Glenside Lions Club have won the award for the Social Change Maker Category at the City of Burnside Business Awards Ceremony. We were one of three finalists in the category. The event was hosted by Mayor Anne Monceaux and…
Article by Lion Doug Booth The installation of two wooden table tops and seating has completed a project by Clare High School students this year which included planting trees in a new area several months ago. The tables and seating were manufactured and erected by the Clare High School Year 11 Outdoor Construction Group class,…
The City of Adelaide Lions Club has won international recognition for its pioneering community work through its Hear Me Roar! project. The City of Adelaide club has been awarded the annual MD201 Kindness Matters Service Award which challenges Lions and Leos to develop exceptionally innovative and creative service projects with the aim of leaving a…
Rosemary’s winning entry, which earned her a first prize of $2000, was one of 400 paintings entered for the 30th anniversary of the art show which is on show in the Burnside Ballroom until November 2. Article by Lion Doug Booth Over the past 30 years the Glenside Lions Art Show has raised $385,000 for…
Steve Fawcett is a man on a mission. Article by Lion Doug Booth The newly elected 2nd Vice District Governor for District 201C1 2022/23 is heading a project in the Upper Spencer Gulf aimed at making it easier for men to have a prostate cancer check. A safer and more accurate prostate cancer screening machine…
LIONS Club members in Australia are playing key roles in helping people around the world see better. Article by Lion Doug Booth Recycle for Sight Australia has collected more than 2.5 million pairs of used spectacles, sunglasses, new frames and other equipment since the program began in the early 1990s. The gift of sight…
The first Australian Lions Club was formed in the northern NSW town of Lismore on July 1st, 1947 For 75 years, we’ve served with kindness, putting the needs of our neighbours, our communities and our world first. Looking back at some key moments; In 1962 the first Lions Clubs formed in South Australia In 1970…
I support encouraging our future District and Lions Clubs to welcome diversity and inclusivity. We hope to enshrine social responsibility in our governance at this coming Convention – our responsibility to guard our children and environment, and to recognise and embrace diversity. Our Convention will, I am sure, be a showcase for our journey along…
Welcome to the October edition of the District Bulletin The Convention Edition View Bulletin here There is a lot of information relating to District and Multiple District activities. Thank you to the clubs who have contributed articles for the “Around the Clubs” section. Please send all information to tednelse@bigpond.com Ted Osborn, Bulletin Editor
Welcome to the September edition of the District Bulletin Paralympics Edition Read online: https://mailchi.mp/21df305cb209/september-district-201c1-bulletin There is a lot of information relating to District and Multiple District activities. Thank you to the clubs who have contributed articles for the “Around the Clubs” section. I would still like more information please. Please keep the information coming. Please…
A poem by Lion Chris Russack (Angaston & District Club) She washed her hands and smiled and said, as she dried them thoroughly, That’s twenty times today, I’ve kept them virus free; I’ve soaped them well and lathered up and rubbed my palms together, By interfacing fingerbones which seems to take forever. Each interlocking hand…
At the first Lions District 201C1 Cabinet meeting for the 2021-2022 year, we congratulated Lion Alex Coates for being (what we believe is) the first GMT Team Member focusing on Inclusion and Diversity as the Inclusion and Diversity Support Officer and Advocate for our District 201C1. The role’s focus is to consider and better understand…
When a disaster occurs, Lions are there to support the community and its members. Disasters may include drought, bushfires, flooding, and earthquakes, just to name a few. The question in today’s environment is whether a Covid-19 lockdown (and similar future events) can be classified as a Disaster? When tasked by the Government, the role of Lions…
On Saturday, 17th of July 2021, District Governor Tony Pederick OAM presented awards to lions who have excelled in the service of our great Lions organisation, at the District Governor’s Handover Dinner.
The Lions 201C1 District Governor Handover Dinner was held Saturday 17 July 2021, celebrating the year just past and welcoming new District Governor John Barnes. Getting straight on with the task, DG John then hosted his first Cabinet meeting the following day Sunday 18 July 2021. In what is to become a Lions year for…
Protecting our children and grandchildren from Pediatric Cancers is a cause close to the hearts of parents and grandparents alike throughout Australia. “We believe every child deserves a chance at a healthy life”. A message from PDG Keith Stewart Chair, Coinline Challenge Committee “We are sure that all Lions would love to help the Australian…
Another year, another Governor. The previous year seemed to rush past us, with the new year speeding by even more quickly. 2020-2021 did better with COVID-19 than PDG Kevin’s year, some normalcy was restored. The characteristic civic responsibility of South Australians saw us largely unaffected; with operations by our Lions largely returning to normal. District…
Dear Lions, It has been an honour and privilege to be your District Governor during the current fiscal year. We started the year well behind the eight-ball because of Covid 19 since February 2020.
Lion Patrick Williams was invited for an interview on ABC Broken Hill Radio on May 24, 2021. Hear Lion Patrick focus on how a Lions recycling project in a small township ended up reaching a national level,
Lions, You should all be aware that we are running the C1 Making Strides District Project, which commenced on 1 April 2021. Currently, at the time of this report, we have virtually travelled over 8,100 km,
The Adelaide 36ers are proud to announce the Australian Lion Hearing Dogs as an official Charity Partner for the NBL 21 season dedicating their home game on Saturday 10 April against Perth Wildcats to raising funds and awareness.
On Thursday 25th March, the Lions Club of Clare District hosted the first of ten Diabetes Awareness and Screening clinics to be held in the north and west of the state. This major project is a collaboration between Diabetes SA (DSA)
Fellow Lions, The last month has been an interesting one for C1. We have now increased our membership to 1,171 members;
It is and continues to be a privilege to be a member and contributor to Lions International, City of Charles Sturt where I get to be part of a team of committed volunteers working tirelessly in their fundraising efforts for charities
DEAR Lion, It is pleasing to note that membership of our District has risen to 1,165, a net increase of 42 members since
The following email was received by the Clare Lions Green Team from a very generous local, Pauline Reid. It followed the installation of a number of sculptures in the Gleeson Wetlands to which she made a considerable donation.
It is astounding how much money can be raised from things we throw away! The Lions International Stamp Club presented a cheque for $4,600 to the Australian Lions Children’s Mobility Foundation at the Canberra Convention [2013]
Two Lions members from our district (201C1) were awarded OAM in the Australia Day awards listed in the Advertiser on Australia Day.
Lions, May I congratulate Vaal Dix from the Glenside Lions Club and Ron Duncan from the Stansbury Dalrymple Lions Club for each being awarded an OAM on Australia Day,
So, what is the Quest Program? It is a program supported by ALDAF covering so much more than education in drugs and alcohol. It is an internationally accredited Social and Emotional Learning Program which has a strong evidence base. This means that evaluations in terms of outcomes have been reliably and quantifiably measured.
Lions, Happy New Year to each of you and your families. May the beginning of 2021 herald the start of a new decade which is exciting and safe for each of us, thus leaving behind, in particular, the problems and disasters which were bestowed upon us in 2020 from bushfires, floods and the pandemic.
Past International President Barry Palmer often talks about the day he joined Lions. No, it wasn’t the day he was inducted, but the day he first became aware of what our Organisation does and why we are here to serve.
Season’s greetings to all Lions of C1. We come to the end of a year like no other we have experienced as a lion, or as a nation. It has been a year where we have had to innovate in a period of uncertain times, where we did
The Peace Poster District Final was conducted in a different format this year. Usually, the posters are displayed at the District Convention with Lions casting their votes. This year, the district final was an event in its own right which proved to be a big success.
My report this month is a copy of the address that I made at the AGM in Port Pirie. Lions, Lionesses, Good morning, I thank each of you for attending the Annual General Meeting of Lions District 201C1 today
The COVID-19 virus has had a major impact on communities worldwide. Australia is no exception, and like most service clubs/charities fund raising has been hit significantly. Remember all funds raised by the ALCCRF go to funding Childhood Cancer research projects in Australia.
Lions Lap the Map Diabetes Awareness Project is being promoted as a high priority to clubs over the coming months and a way that club members can serve. Either in small groups or individually during the current lockdowns and restrictions.
Hello Lions, How time flies, having just completed three months of my term as your District Governor. It has been an extremely busy time, but it is pleasing to note that we are coming out of Covid-19.
Dear Lions, It is pleasing to see our district starting to move forward as most clubs are now out of hibernation, despite Covid-19 restrictions that are still upon us.
On Saturday July 25th, the Lions Club of Wallaroo hosted the District Governor (DG) Changeover Dinner at the Wallaroo Community and Sports Club (WCSC), where outgoing DG, Kevin Masters of the Wallaroo Lions Club, handed the reigns to the incoming DG, Tony Pederick OAM of the City of Adelaide Lions Club.
Dear Lions, It is pleasing to see that our clubs are coming out of hibernation and are starting to have face-to-face meetings once again as Covid 19 restrictions are being relaxed.
Fellow Lions, the coming year is going to be an interesting one as we enter the era post Covid19. During the past four months, many things have changed, especially in the way we communicate with each other by way of technology,
This will be my last report as DG, unfortunately not a lot has happened since the last one, as COVID basically shut us down, no meetings
Media Release from Lions Australia about a $50,000 donation from Bunnings to support the important work of Lions Australia in the community.
Dear Lions, As you know we are faced with a lot of unknowns at the moment, and I don’t know where it’s going to end. Presidents …
Dear Lions of 201C1, Well, another month has almost passed in isolation. Many Clubs might be finding it a bit of a challenge …
The Lions Clubs of Wallaroo, Bute, Kadina and Moonta combined, donated $15,000, with a matched $15,000 from The Australian Lions Foundation, toward the building of the new Copper Coast Flotilla of the South Australian Sea Rescue Squadron headquarters
On the 8th and 9th of February, West Beach Lions Club hosted the Lions Skin Cancer Screening unit at Henley Square. The weather was kind over the two (2) days with Henley Beach having a lot of people visiting and enjoying the weather and beach area.
Dear Lions, As you know we are faced with a lot of unknowns at the moment, and I don’t know where it’s going to end. Presidents …
Dear Lions, It has been a period of losses this month, the sad passing of PDG Carlene King OAM after a period of time in the Royal Adelaide. I did visit her in hospital some 4 days before …
Lions recognises that that the next generation of our community is critical to our future and as such we want to positively contribute to and empower our youth.
Dear Lions, The first report this year, hope you all had a good holiday break and ready to start the new year. This will be a fairly short report. Bushfires have been in the headlines lately, the ones in NSW and Vic.
December has been a busy month, Christmas parties, Christmas Day and bushfires, early this year! Not sure about climate change but it has been hot. So far we have a few fires already in Stansbury, Maitland …
Dear Lions,
I must congratulate Port Pirie Lions Club on the opening of the Liberty Swing for the Handicapped and wheelchair people, in the Port Pirie area. Its was great day and to see the look on the kids faces …
During this year’s Lions District 201C1 Convention, The Wallaroo Lions hosted the District Governor’s Dinner at the Wallaroo Community and Sports Club, with 113 guests attending
We welcomed guests, representing Camp Quality, Kylea Tink, representing Big 4 West Beach Parks, Narelle Hollis, Lions District C1 District Governor Kevin Masters, Federal
Hi There, Starting with a sad note, PCC Lance Gliddon passed away, this makes three (3) great Lions wo have passed this year (Garth Beckwith, John Tayler and now Lance). PDG Lance Leak and PDG Carlene King …
Age is just a state of mind, says Michele Alexandrou, who, through her tireless service as president of the Burnside Lions Club, is breathing new life into the ageing group.
On Sunday, October 26th 2019, members of our Lions Club, and The Little Roarers Cubs Club, attended the 2019 Service Clubs Association of South Australia’s Community Service Awards
Dear Lions, A lot has happened since last report, attended my first Council Meeting in Sydney a lot of subjects covered and a lot voted on, but the best part catching up with all the DG’s in my group …
Information on around 350 past and present Lions, Lioness & LEO clubs formed in Central Australia since 1960 including District Governors, Cabinet Officers, Regions, Zones, charter members and club officers
We had the pleasure of 4 members of The Little Roarers Cubs Club, Tobias, Addison, Indiana (Cubs Club President) & Kara come and visit Kate Hill Ward at the WCH to deliver items that had been made by the group.
Hopefully on time this time, I missed the deadline last time mainly due to just got back from Milan, 3 days later the Handover then the following weekend down to Beachport for C2 Handover for Tom Kimber then caught the wog.
WALLAROO Primary School received an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) recently. The Wallaroo Lions Club, Wallaroo Community Table Tennis Group and the Weerona Hotel Social Club funded the lifesaving equipment.
Ok, so it’s almost over and Kevin takes over. I was told it would go so very fast and they weren’t wrong.
I had hoped that we could have achieved more particularly with membership…
This is the exciting news released at MD Convention at Geelong early in May, and below are the Artists images of the planned expansion showing the enlargement and renovation of the existing administration building and the overall
Hi everyone
Just returned from the Council of Governors Meeting and the MD Convention in Geelong. Great to catch up with friends again and enjoy the many sessions in the program.
Three decades as a Lion has taken Carlene King OAM around Australia and the world, now her extensive work with the service organisation has been given a high honour after being inducted into the Australian Lions Foundation Hall of Fame.
Hi April already, Just heading to MD Convention in Geelong. Decided to drive because of the flight difficulties into Avalon.
Following the Lions District Convention in 2016 I asked about being a screener for the Lions Skin Cancer Screening program. Initially completing an online training: Rapid Screening and Assessment.
G’day. Been a busy month. Unbelievable only another 4 months and then it’s over to DG Kevin. and isn’t this year going so fast. ZOOM meeting is a great asset if you only talk for 45 minutes then it’s a Freebee.
The recent Regional Lions Leadership Institute was held in Adelaide on February 22-24. Thirty-three participants attended the three day event from around Australia, with six from the C1 district from four clubs.
How many members have been asked if women can join Lions? Unbelievably there is still a misconception in some parts the Community that Lions is male only. We, as members of this great service organisation, need to let everyone know that women are welcome to join local clubs.
On Sunday 28th October 2018 the West Beach Lions and Fulham Riverside Lions Club Branch hosted, on behalf of C1 District, a Women in Lions Forum. It was held at the Airport Over 50’s Club at Fulham and was attended by 40 plus people.
Our District holds a district convention each year, hosted by a different club. Around 200 Lions and partners traveled to Port Augusta for the 201C1 District convention.
Wow, time is moving so fast and I can’t believe in just a couple of days Jeanette and I will be on our way to Las Vegas for the last of my DG Training.
Greetings everyone – this is my last bulletin article as my year as District Governor draws to a close and very shortly we welcome a new District Governor to lead the District for 2018/2019.
Zimbabwe is one of the most poverty-stricken countries in the world, and one local community group has made it a priority to provide aid and improve the living conditions of the country’s people.
The Lions Club of the City of Adelaide was honoured to be the host club for the 2017 Lions 201 C1 District Convention which was held on 6-8 of October, 2017.
