NKHS Leos make quick work of assembling hygiene kits

 

Poulsbo Lions supervised North Kitsap High School Leos as they assembled 182 hygiene kits for Project Connect with things like travel-size toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, etc. at the NKHS Commons Jan. 19.

 

A job well done. 

 

Poulsbo Lions supervise the event. 

 Great job LEOs!

A hankie, really?

 

After a recent story about a waiter in Cabo finding what he thought was women's underwear (Jay Dahlquist, our treasurer, says it was his handkerchief), Roger Sherrard bought Jay a new hankie from Victoria's secret! Who says Lions don't have fun?

Bellringer tops $25k

 

Our Poulsbo Lions/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund hit $25,070 today! We're far short of our $40,000. All funds go into the North Kitsap community.

Destined for greatness

Evening Pride wraps up $200 fund-raiser

Members of the Evening Pride Branch Club offered to wrap Christmas gifts for donations on two separate occasions at Barnes & Noble in Silverdale. The store provided the wrapping paper and ribbon, and the Lions provided the labor.

Branch members had fun, made new friends and brought in $200 for their efforts.

Armstrong makes his noon program fun(ny)!

 

Lion Herb Armstrong shares a funny story (he has many) at the last Poulsbo Noon Lions meeting of 2016. Please join us any Thursday of the New Year at noon for a wonderful lunch/program.

Bellringer Fund nearing half-way mark

Today, we're at $17,160 for the Poulsbo Lions/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund - almost halfway to our $40k goal. Won't you help us surpass the halfway mark by Christmas? The Bellringer Fund makes so many NK families' lives easier each year. Thank you!

Bellringer Fund hits $9,920

 

As of this morning, Dec. 15, our Poulsbo Lions/Raab Foundation Bellringer Fund is at $9,920. Please think about donating in the name of a loved one for a one-of-a-kind Christmas gift. Donations may be made online (see right-hand column on this page) or dropped off at The Herald office near Poulsbo Village Shopping Center. All funds are used to help the needy in North Kitsap. Thank you!

Mason-Todd receives award at noon meeting

 

Greta Mason-Todd, a Poulsbo Middle School student, came with her mom to today's noon meeting. Greta's Peace Poster won our district and is at the next level of competition (Multiple District 19). Today, she received this certificate and will also receive $50. Great job, Greta! Also in the photo is President Kent Lord (left) and Lion Karl Ostheller.

Shields earns zone chair excellence award

Past Zone Chair Ginger Shields received the Lions Club International Zone Chairperson Excellence Award Dec. 1 from past district governor Al Hedstrom (now president of the Silverdale Sunrise Lions Club) for 2015-2016. Congratulations Ginger!

Torvik roars for 50+ years

Neil Torvik (left) is celebrating 50 years in Lions! He was recently feted at a noon meeting with a certificate and pin handed to him by club President Kent Lord.

PMS student's peace post wins district

Poulsbo Middle School’s Greta Mason-Todd has won the District 19C Peace Poster Contest, and the right to represent District 19C at the next level of judging. Her poster will now compete at the Multiple District 19 level.
Approximately 40 19C cabinet members voted during the Nov. 21 cabinet meeting to determine the winning poster.

Greta’s sponsoring club is the Poulsbo Lions Club. Karl Ostheller is the club’s Peace Poster Contest coordinator.
Way to go Greta!

Victoria getaway fund-raiser nets $1,289

Congrats to Koleen Kelley on winning our Poulsbo Noon Lions' Victoria Getaway! Koleen's ticket was drawn earlier this month. She works for the North Kitsap School District and Lion Chris Willits (also NKSD Assistant Superintendent) sold her the winning ticket!
Lion Steve Calhoun's wonderful fund-raising idea netted $1,289 for our activity fund! Many thanks to our top ticket sellers - Kent Lord, Sandi Dahlquist, Dennis Peters and Elda Armstrong.

Newest part of Fish Park boardwalk ready in time for Salmon Day

 

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.

NKHS Leos sign up 100+ for blood drive

On Oct. 21, the Leos held a blood drive where they signed up over 100 students and collected 74+ units of blood.

Leos bring in food and blood for October

Photos courtesy of Karl Ostheller

Our high school Leos Trick or Treated for Fishline Oct. 22, collecting 433 pounds of food.

On Oct. 21, the Leos held a blood drive where they signed up over 100 students and collected 74+ units of blood.

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.

 

John Macdonald making the perfect cut.

Steve Calhoun with Tom Nordlie, Fish Park committee chairman.

Joe Stenstrom, John Macdonald, Dick's grandson Zander and Steve Calhoun all watch Dick Prine work.

Kent Lord, Larry Linn and John Macdonald chat.

Prine, Calhoun, Lord and Chuck Weaver hard at work.

Fall conference in Spokane

 

Lions having fun Oct. 21 in Spokane.

Lions having fun

 

Look at all of the happy Lions at the Spokane Lions event Oct. 21!

LEOs help with Girls' Night Out event

The high school LEOS (both North and Kingston) helped with the Girls' Night Out event in downtown Poulsbo.