NK High Leos shine at District N convention

 

The NK Vikings Leo club attended the Lions District N convention in Vancouver, WA  on April 18-19, 2025 where they put on a Leo seminar and assisted with Fun Night.

 

Six highlights at this convention included (1) Two NK Leos inducted into Lions International by Past International President Brian Sheehan (Max & Ethan)  (2) The Leo Seminar that was organized and conducted by Leo-Lion Emalee Burgh  (3) PIP Brian Sheehan presented a special seminar for the NK and La Center Leo clubs  (4) PMS Leo Advisor Kate Ebert provided valuable insight and advice to Lions and Leos alike.  (5) The NK and La Center Leos assisted at Fun Night where they held a “Family Feud” game night.

 

The NK Viking Leos, with their bright purple Leo shirts, were a star attraction at the convention and received many congratulations for their character and participation.

 

Article by PZC Dr. Karl Ostheller

 Leo Liaison 

 

Last Poulsbo photo of year from our calendar

This gorgeous wintery shot was taken by K. Shields. It's our featured December photo in our 2024 North Kitsap Photo Calendar. It's offered as a puzzle by the Historical Society.

Poulsbo Lions would like to thank all of our amazing photographers for the beautiful shots they've taken around North Kitsap. We really do live in an amazing place!

NK LEOs busy planting trees and working book sale

 

The NK LEO club spent Saturday, Nov. 19, volunteering on two projects. The morning was spent planting trees at Fish Park under the direction of Leah of Americorps and Steve Calhoun. The other was helping the Friends of the Library with their book sale from 11-3 pm. There were 7 LEOs at the tree planting and 6 LEOs working at the book sale.

The trees being planted are in the form of cottonwood stakes, as seen in the wheelbarrow, which take root quickly and are used to stabilize the surrounding area.

 

 

 

 

 

NK LEOs help plant daffodil bulbs

The NK LEO Club participated in Poulsbo Daffodil Days by planting daffodils on Finn Hill. The students were given 6 bags containing 40 bulbs each and sent out to an area by our Parks & Rec director. Attached find a picture of our group and of our mayor giving history/directions.