Diamond Jubilee anniversary and auction a rousing success

Our 75th Diamond Jubilee Anniversary and Auction is in the books! Many thanks to the 200+ people who showed up tonight at the Clearwater Casino Resort. It was great fun!

This event grossed $57,000... and $12,625 of that is for the docks and boat cradles for the Maritime Museum (our goal was $10,000). $27,000 goes to community service projects by the Poulsbo Noon Lions, and $4,000 by the Evening Pride Branch Club Lions.

Many thanks to the Lions, Leos and community members who made this a successful event.

 

 201 tickets were sold to the event

 

This is the first time we've hosted the event at the Clearwater Casino Resort. Above are the check-in/check-out tables with Kingston Leos and Evening Pride Lions ready to help.

Lion Mike Alvarado worked selling tickets with princesses.

Do you have your ticket?

 

You're invited to help us celebrate our 75th anniversary with a delicious dinner and entertaining auction Sept. 30, 2017, at the Clearwater Casino Resort. Buy your ticket today with a credit card (see the right-hand column).

You may get a discount on a block of rooms at the resort by calling a reservation agent at 866-609-8700 or online at www.clearwatercasino.com by Sept. 8. Please say you're with Poulsbo Lions Club and use the Group ID: 11023.

Poulsbo Lions have created parks, planted trees, picked up litter, given scholarships, visited schools for vision screening, hosted community swims, collected donations for sight and hearing, and supported numerous community groups and needs over the past seven and a half decades.

We hope to see you soon!

Lions auction raises $3,400 for Retsil veterans home

 

 

Poulsbo Noon Lions Club President Pat Burch presents a check for $3,400 to Don Veverka, superintendent administrator with the Department of Veterans Affairs at the Washington Veterans Home in Retsil, WA. Other Poulsbo Lions present (left to right) - Jim Stark, Sherri Burch, Lynnea Heerman, Jay and Sandi Dahlquist.