The Mount Pearl Lions Club was chartered in 1956. Since then it has actively served it's community, province and global environment. The Lions below are planting a tree on the grounds of the City's Admiralty House Museum to commemorate the Club's 50 years of service to Mount Pearl.
L-R: Gerald Coombs, Sadie Simms, Maisie Pike, Mayor Randy Simms, Ches Pike, Randy Porter, Cyril Simms
The Club ... Mount Pearl Lions Club
There are 33 members of the Mount Pearl Lions Club. Of those Lions, there are: five couples; six family units; 12 females and 21 males; 5 octogenarians; and, 23 with grandchildren.
Services have been provided to help build the City, support its citizens and assist in local and world-wide disasters. In its more than a half century of service, the Lions of Mount Pearl have contributed significantly to the spirit of Mount Pearl and to humanitarian service for its global neighbours.
To learn more about ...
* the activities of the Mount Pearl Lions, view the Club Projects page;
* Club membership and how to join, view the Contact Us page.
The Zone ... Zone 9
The Mount Pearl Lions Club is part of Zone 9 which is composed of five Lions Clubs. They are:
Conception Bay South LC; Mount Pearl LC; St Vincent's LC; Trepassey LC, and Waterford Hospital LC. These Lions Clubs get together three times a year for Zone meetings and hold Zone events such as Zone Dart Tournament to support the Lion Max Simms Memorial Camp and a Zone Junior Speak Out. Zone 8 & 9 get together to hold a "Regional Senior Speak Out for the Senior High Schools covered by the ten Lions Clubs.
The District ... N-4
Zone 9 is one of a collection of 10 zones and 53 Lions Clubs which make up District N-4. This District covers the Eastern portion of the province, starting from Gander.
The Multiple-District ... N
District N-4 is one of four districts in the Multiple-District N. The other Districts include: N-1 New Brunswick & PEI; N-2 Nova Scotia; N-3 Western Newfoundland & Labrador; N-4 Eastern Newfoundland.
The organization ... Lions Clubs International
Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and women in 205 countries and geographic areas who work together to answer the needs that challenge communities around the world.
