Kohl’s Annual Back to School Shopping for 2024
The annual event for 2024 was on August 3rd.
Children in need of school clothes are teamed up with an adult to help pick out attire to look spiffy for a new school year.
Volunteers are given a list of what the child needs and their size. They can be a challenge for the volunteers, but most are so happy with the experience and the pride of having something nice to wear.
Thank you Lion Norm Overbay for the photos of the volunteers.
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Vision Screening August 2024
Ernie Mandere, Carl Larson, Kay Overbay, Norm Overbay, visited Juniper Elementary School “Camp 365” to do a vision screening.
They screened six preschoolers that were very cooperative. Lot more fun for everyone when they don’t cry.
I know at times so many new faces scare the little kids when they don’t understand what is happening.
♦ Photos provided by Lion Norm Overbay.
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One Safe Place and A Surprise
July 11, 2024
Had last week off, due to the 4th of July.
Nice to see everyone again since the party on June 29th.
With our new Lion President Ernie in charge. And the proud ‘LOTY’ reminding us… just in case we forgot. Okay, had to think about what that meant. But we absolutely appreciate all our eager Lions taking on big tasks. Love you all.
Initiation Party 2024
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A BIG thank you to Lion Norm and “Auxiliary Lion” Kay Overbay for providing us with a wonderful place to have our party.
Even though the day was hot, the area at their place outside was very comfortable. With fans going to keep us cool. Eating in comfort with no unwanted flying guests!
The backyard oasis was lovely to enjoy. With flowers, water features, and ornamental decor.
Riverfront Playhouse Potluck Buyout May 2024
Our annual event was held May 16, 2024.
“Fowl Play in French Gulch”
A great comedy that had us all laughing. No chance of falling asleep through this hilarious western.
An interactive play that had us cheering for the hero, booing for the villain and sighing for the sweet young thing. Apparently written capturing the theme of a melodrama and vaudeville shows.
