News
Club news
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Youth of the Year 2021
The Lions Club of North Beach and Lions Eye Institute are hosting Lions Youth of the Year at 15 Chessell Drive, Duncraig Wednesday 24th February 2021. Students from Perth Modern School, Hale School and Christ Church Grammar School are participating. The Lions Club of North Beach are grateful to the students, parents and teachers for their support.
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NORTH BEACH LIONS WALKATHON 1ST NOVEMBER
Lions North Beach is holding its fundraising Walkathon on Sunday 1st November at the Star Swamp Heritage Trail. The walk starts and finishes at the Henderson Environmental Centre near North Beach Primary School, Groat Street, North Beach. Registration is between 8.00 am and 8.30 am. The walk starts at 8.30 am.
Fee - $10 Adults, $2 Children, four legged friends $1. Please read the attachment for further information
Please email northbeachlc@gmail.com if you would like to participate.
Attachment: WALKATHON FLYER 2020.docx
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Next Business Meeting 9 March 2021
Next Business Meeting is to be held on Tuesday 9 March 2021.
The next Business Meeting is to be held on Tuesday 9 March 2021 7.00 pm for 7.15 pm start. The venue will be Rocky Bay, 15 Chessell Drive, Duncraig. A possible change in venue is possible. Please check the venue in the first week of March.
Enquiries to our Membership Chairperson Jeanette Simpson Ph 0437179 539 or Secretary Bruce Hoar Ph 0409 119 262.
ALL WELCOME.
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Share the Dignity
Our members met with Vince Connelly MP for Stirling and volunteers from Share the Dignity organisation. "Share the Dignity" distribute sanitary items and toiletries to those in need - where women are doing it tough, experiencing homelessness and victims of domestic violence. Our Club has collected and donated items at Vince Connelly's office. These items donated were distributed almost immediately due to these tough times.
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Cupcake Fundraiser
Our member Colleen Warrener cooked up these wonderful cupcakes and decorated them beautifully. We appreciate the huge effort by Colleen.
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Sausage Sizzle Bunnings Innaloo
Our Club would like to thank Bunnings Innaloo for the opportunity to hold a fundraising sausage sizzle recently. It was a very busy day and our members are very appreciative of the members of the public supporting our fundraising efforts.
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Peace Poster
The winning entry for our latest Peace Poster competition was Georgia from Our Lady of Grace Primary School. The theme was "Journey of Peace". Fantastic effort and it is a beautiful poster.
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Youth of the Year 2020
Lions North Beach participate in the Youth of the Year Program each year. This year three students participated in our Club Final - Tom Heyning from Christ Church Grammar School, Aadi Singh and Oliver Cheng from Hale School. They are impressive young people and our Club appreciates their involvement. Oliver won the Public Speaking Award and both Oliver and Aadi will compete at the Regional Final.
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Churchlands Primary School Breakfast
Each year our Club cooks up a breakfast for the Dads and Kids Camp Out. Doug Anderson and his crew provided breakfast to over 100 family groups - fathers and students at Churchlands Primary School. It was a fast and furious couple of hours and the Event was a resounding success. The hot breakfast is a key component of the camp out and to have the breakfast run so smoothly is a credit to Doug, June and their team.
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MSWA Ocean Ride
Lions North Beach members supported the MSWA Ocean Ride. Members helped to direct the many bike riders from Scarborough to other Northern suburbs. We are pleased to be able to assist in this fundraising and major Event for the MSWA.
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City to Surf 2019
Once again our Club members assisted at the City to Surf. They helped out at McLean Park, Floreat. It was another early morning start but it is always worth helping out runners for this yearly Event.
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Anzac Day Breakfast 2019
Members of the North Beach Lions cooked a magnificent breakfast for the participants of the North Beach RSL Dawn service participants. It was an early start for our members - that is dedication.
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ECU Melanoma Research Foundation
The Lions Club of North Beach have recently donated to the ECU Melanoma Research Foundation. Professor Mel Ziman is seen here receiving a cheque from our Club. She attended our Club Meeting and presented information about melanoma and the research that her Foundation are undertaking.
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Trigg Island Life Saving Surf Club
Trigg Island SLSC is now the proud owner of a multi use trailer. Lions North Beach helped to fund the trailer along with the Stronger Communities Grant. Thanks to the Hon Michael Keenan for assisting us with this Project. Our Club has presented a cheque to members of the Trigg Island SLSC.
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Encouragement Awards to local primary schools
North Beach Lions each year donate prizes to students at local schools. Jeanette Simpson and Bruce Groenewald in December presented prizes to students at local schools including North Beach, Marmion, Gwelup, and Our Lady of Grace Primary Schools.
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STRONGER COMMUNITIES PROGRAM - SCARBORO SLSC
North Beach Lions are proud to be part of the Stronger Communities Program where we jointly fund local projects along with grants from the Federal Government. We would like to thank the Hon Michael Keenan our local Federal member for giving this opportunity to make a difference in our local community. We have jointly funded a brand new trailer for the Scarboro SLSC and have presented a cheque to them for our contribution towards the trailer.
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OPERATION TEDDY BEAR
Our Lions Club of North Beach has just taken a delivery of a load of teddy bears. They have been purchased from Lions Crimewatch Speakup Inc and will be distributed to Police ambulance, and other worthy organisations for children in distressed situations. We can make a difference to the lives of many children.
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NATIONAL DROUGHT RELIEF APPEAL
The Lions Club of North Beach have donated $1500 to the Australian Lions Foundation "National Drought Relief Appeal".
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Anzac Day
Each year our Club serve breakfast to participants of the Dawn Service at the North Beach RSL. The members do a magnificent job catering for large numbers.
Lion Joy Breeze attends the Dawn Service and lays a wreath on behalf of our Club each year.
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Christmas cakes
Lion Bruce Groenewald our President was our Christmas cake coordinator in 2019. It has been a very successful project. Our Club would like to thank Gregory's Meat and Poultry, Karrinyup Shopping Centre, Lions Hearing Clinics Mt Lawley and Gwelup, Trigg Medical Centre and Ginette Derby who all assisted us in selling our cakes and puddings. Also well done to all of our members.
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Trigg Island Life Saving Surf Club
Lions North Beach are delighted to see that our contribution to Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club has come to fruition. Thank you Jackie Eley from Trigg Island SLSC assisting us. It is great to see this tent in use.
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Lions Hearing Foundation - Mobile Hearing Bus
Our Club is proud to support the Lions Hearing Screening Bus. The bus was spotted at ECU Mt Lawley campus for their Health and Wellness Expo. Our member Cheryl Meehan (in this photo) assists with the hearing testing.
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Fundraising Sausage Sizzles
Our Club continues fundraising through sausage sizzles at Bunnings Osborne Park, Whitfords and Innaloo. We appreciate being given the opportunity by Bunnings to fundraise. The funds are distributed to many worthwhile projects. Our members are incredibly committed and they do make a difference in the lives of others as a result of their efforts. We thank the public for supporting our fundraising efforts.
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Social Nights
North Beach Lions do enjoy a good night out. We invite family and friends to join us on our Social Nights. Please contact our Club if you would like to join us every fourth Wednesday of the month.
District news
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LIONS BIG BAND SHOW
This is to let you know that we've reluctantly decided to cancel the Lions Big Band dance at South Perth this Friday 25th March, due to Covid issues.
It's always tricky to balance the wish to continue with happy events in our lives, like music and dancing, against Covid risks and the desire to keep safe.
We also want to ensure there's a good vibe at the dance and, with many of our regular attendees taking a break from dancing until case numbers reduce, we feel it's best to wait until things settle down.
We expect to hold our 22nd April dance as normal - flyer attached.
If you'd like to hear the Lions Big Band before then, we're playing for the Jazz Club of WA at the Civic Hotel in Inglewood on Tuesday 5th April, 7.30-10.30pm. No booking required.
Meanwhile, stay safe and we hope to see you next month!
All the best
Lorna
Lorna M Robertson
Lions Band Coordinator
South Perth Lions Club Inc
www.southperthlions.org.au
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Laying it on the Line for Kids with Cancer
Protecting our children and grandchildren from Paediatric Cancers is a cause close to the hearts of parents and grandparents alike throughout Australia. We are sure that all Lions would love to help the Australian Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation (ALCCRF) support this essential work. One simple way that Lions and the greater community can help to raise funds is by hosting a “Coinline”.
The proceeds of hundreds of individual Coinlines throughout the country will be converted into 5cent coins and laid end-on-end. The objective is to break the current World Record Coin Line, standing at just under 76Km. Our goal is to reach 85Km which will smash the record. When we reach this target, the ALCCRF and Cancer Research will benefit by over $250,000.
In an age where we predominately use cards before cash, there are still millions of dollars in coins in circulation. Many are just lying around in bowls, jars, drawers, and bed-side tables. Now is a good time to collect up all those coins and create a ”Coinline” with your friends.
The ALCCRF has received a great response to the District Functions Challenges at the MD Convention in Canberra, with a total of $4,000 raised at the dinners held on that one night. The current “Changeover Challenge” is going very well, with numerous Clubs and Districts reporting during June. Particular thanks must go to District C1, with $2,500.00 donated from their Challenge.
Please direct any queries about the “Coinline” project to PDG Keith Stewart
(Chair, “Coinline Challenge” Committee) at coinlineforkids@lions.org.au
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The New "We Are The Lions Anthem"
Click below to hear it and be inspired
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Trailer of New Documentary
View a trailer, below, for the documentary 'Dear Me' - a letter from Andrew Chan to his younger self produced by the Western Australian Lions Drug Education Foundation (WALDEF)
More details: http://vimeo.com/105944097
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New LCIF Video Released
See how your support of LCIF delivers on the needs of people around the globe.
One of the most important ways that Lions make a difference in their communities and the world is through Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), the official charitable organisation of Lions Clubs International.
With funding from LCIF, Lions carry out large-scale humanitarian projects in their community. Every dollar donated to the Foundation goes directly toward a grant, as administrative costs are paid by interest on investments. Lions’ support of the Foundation is critical, as donations from Lions provide the majority of LCIF’s revenue.
Since LCIF began in 1968, it has awarded more than 10,268 grants totaling more than US$729 million. Together, Lions and LCIF are making a difference for millions of people. “We Serve” better together.
LCIF grants go toward Lions sight services, disaster relief, health initiatives and more. Support LCIF and make a difference.
More details: http://youtu.be/fhUMr4HuVT0
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Join a Lions Club in Western Australia
Find out why
More details: http://201w1.lions.org.au/joinnow
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Lions - We Care, We Give, We Serve, We Need You!
The Lions Clubs in Western Australia (Districts 201w1 & 201w2) have collaborated to promote Lions by organising an Electronic Billboard in the Perth Underground Train Station as well as on the back of two CAT buses which travel around the CBD in Perth.
We need You and "your" Two Hands to continue the great work Lions do in the Community, here, and around the world. If you have a few hours to spare each week, please join a Lions Club in your area, you will find it rewarding and sometimes it will bring a 'tear or two to your eyes".
Pictured is DG Colin Heap of District 201W1 with one of the Cat buses
Go to our Facebook page, like it, and spread the word!
More details: https://www.facebook.com/LionsInWesternAustralia
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All Latest & Earlier News Posts
Read them all on the Lions District 201W1 website at:
More details: http://201w1.lions.org.au/news
National news
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Beware e-mail scams targetting Lions
Lions should be aware of common e-mail and social media scams targeting club members. Sadly, some of our members have been targeted with these scams.
For more information follow this link.
More details: http://lionsaustralia.com/2018/01/29/lions-beware-e-mail-and-social-media-scams/
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Lions Hearing Dogs on WinTV!
Head on over to the Lions Australia Facebook page to check out this nice story on WinTV Canberra about our Hearing Dogs
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More details: https://www.facebook.com/lionsaustralia/
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Our new TV advertisment launched #morethansausages
It's here! We are very proud to announce the new Lions Australia television campaign - #MoreThanSausages.
It showcases the breadth of work Lions do in our communities, helping real people through disaster relief and recovery, medical research, youth programs and more. Lions Serve - more than sausages!
Follow the link to see our video and find out more!
More details: https://lionsclubs.org.au/more-than-sausages/
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Attention All Lions OZ Clubhouse Webmasters
The "Text Instructions" for webmasters of Lions OZ Clubhouse websites have been updated as at 29th December and can be found by clicking on the attachment below or by clicking on the website link.
Your MD201, OZ Clubhouse Webmaster, Lion Graham, recommends that all club webmasters review the revised instructions.
If you have any queries, Graham can be contacted by email which you will find in the website link below.
Attachment: Oz-Clubhouse-Instructions-Revised-29th-December-2015.pdf
More details: https://lionsclubs.org.au/members/oz-clubhouse/