Nine Lions worked on the Fish Park boardwalk for five hours Oct. 23 to get it ready for Salmon Viewing Day Oct. 29. Working Lions were Dick Prine, John Macdonald, Steve Calhoun, Larry
Linn, Karl Ostheller, ChuckWeaver, Kent Lord, Scott Puhn, and Joe
Stenstrom, with help from Dick's grandson, Zander.
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Sunday, October 30, 2016
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Latest boardwalk addition finished in time for Salmon Days
| Photos courtesy of Karl Ostheller |
Nine Lions stepped and placed the next to last step in the boardwalk, making it ready for Salmon viewing days on Oct. 29.
We
got going around 8:30 and finished for the day at 1:30 PM. The Lions
included Dick Prine, John Macdonald, Steve Calhoun, Larry Linn, Karl
Ostheller, Chuck Weaver, Kent Lord, Scott Puhn, and Joe Stenstrom with
help from Dick's grandson, Zander.
Pictures attached: One of the pictures has Tom Nordlie who is the Fishpark Committee chairman.
Saturday, August 6, 2016
Work on Fish Park boardwalk progresses
Work continues on the Fish Park boardwalk August 6 with Lions (from back to front) Dick Prine, Bob Springer, John Macdonald, Tom Settle, Steve Calhoun and young Mason Peters, whose grandfather Dennis Peters is taking this photo.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Lions build section of Fish Park boardwalk
Six Poulsbo Lions and a grandson built this section of boardwalk at Fish Park Saturday, April 18. Our club was asked to provide the $600 in material plus labor this time. Lions on the project were Dennis Peters, Chuck Weaver, Dick Prine, Steve Calhoun, Tom Settle, and Ken Rury (photos only).
Hercules, aka Chuck Weaver, showing his strength.
Dick Prine, Steve Calhoun and others adding the side boards.
Dick adds the final bolt.
Mason Peters, King Lion Dennis' grandson, was a big help.
Getting it set up.
Tom Settle making a cut.
Making it look pretty.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Lions complete Fish Park boardwalk
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