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DISTRICT A4 ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION
The Governor's message, his photograph and his pin.
The
Governors NewsletterThe
Governor's VistationsPresenting the members of our 2007-08 Cabinet.
An index of the various Cabinet Committees and contacts.
Minutes of Cabinet. Only Lions with authorized access may view these documents. If you require authorization, email the If you have forgotten your access password contact the
A copy of the District A4 Directory is now available in PDF format. If you wish to download a copy, you will need to get the password from either your Zone or Regional Chair. This password is required so as to protect such information as phone numbers and addresses of those listed in the Directory.
A record of our distinguished Past District Governors since the District was established in 1939.
A roll call of our recently departed Lions, Lioness and Lionettes
A listing of the District Club's official mailing addresses, email addresses where available and Club web presentation addresses for those Clubs on the Web.
District A4 has a number of annual awards that can be won by either a member or club. Have a look at these awards. They are worth competing for
This page links to the published District A4 Newsletters.
Documents and links for numerous resources on Leadership, Membership Development, fundraising, and governance issues. All documents available in PDF. This page links to collected resources from District A4, Multiple District A and Lions Clubs International websites.
These maps shows how our District is structured and where we are located in Canada.
Does your club have an event coming up that you would like to let the other clubs in the district know about? Send your information to the Web Master and it will be posted here.
The Annual Governor's Curling Bonspiel
has been held since 1974.
Governor's Golf TournamentAdministrator. Motivator. Team Builder. Communicator. Listener. A successful Guiding Lion needs to be many things. - Some insight and information on the Certified Guiding Lion Program and a list of Guiding Lions in the District
The Blind Anglers International Tournament is an annual event held for sight impaired anglers by the District each June.
Lions Vision Screening is designed to identify children who have trouble seeing things at a distance, up close, or who have difficulty making both eyes work together. Think about brining this important project into your own community.
Thanks to the support of all Clubs in District A-4, the annual Effective Speaking Contest remains a viable and growing activity.
The Lions Youth Exchange Program mission statement is: "to create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of the world".
The Lions International Peace Poster Contest was created in 1988 to give young people an opportunity to express their feelings about peace.
This page contains the bulletin content requirement and contest rules thst will be applied to your Club Bulletin upon submission to the District Bulletin Contest.
We have a plan of action. Read about it.
This link will take you to LCI's White Cane Day page.
This link will take you to the Multiple Organ Retrieval and Exchange (M.O.R.E.) Program of Ontario web page.
The CNIB Lake Joseph Holiday Centre, a unique Muskoka vacation spot dedicated to people of all ages who are blind, visually impaired, deafblind or otherwise disabled. This link will take you to the Official Web Site. Take this link if you wish to visit the Canadian National Institute for the Blind Official web Site.CNIB
The Camp Dorset, a resort in Ontario, Canada, for Ontarians on kidney dialysis.. This link will take you to the Official Web Site.
This page contains information and links on the various LIONS CLUBS CONVENTIONS & USA/CANADA FORUMS
LINKS
TO OTHER SIGNIFICANT LION RELATED WEB SITES
The Official Web Site of Lions Clubs International.
The Official Web Site of The Lion magazine.
The Official Web Site of Multiple District 'A'.
Canadian Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centre PDG Student Volunteer AwardLionNet is a network of international, national and provincial/state level service sites called LionNet Nodes. They aim to promote the use of the Internet to members of Lions Clubs International. Many Lions clubs, districts, multi-districts and programs operate their own Internet websites, and this site provides a directory of those resources.
This site is the best way to find out about LEOs, and for LEOs to keep in touch, and keep up-to-date with what other LEOs are doing.
This site offers a quick and easy way of creating, maintaing and publishing your Lions Club's Web Page(s). You do NOT need any special skills, knowledge or training to create a Web Page using this site.