At this past Monday’s dinner meeting, the Moultonborough School District’s School Psychologist, gave an interesting and thought-provoking talk on the history of Moultonborough Health and Suicide Prevention Coalition and provided some useful hand-outs on sources to contact and signs to look for. While this is a serious topic, Peter managed to inject his own brand of positiveness and include several Lions while making his points.
At the April dinner meeting, three new members of the Moultonborough Lions Club were inducted. They are Jenni Williams, Larry LaPoint, and Pat Eastman. Truly a great celebration for the Club.
The March Dinner meeting will be help on Monday, March 17. How appropriate as the menu will be corned beef and cabbage and the program will be a slide show of the Lancor’s latest trip to Ireland. Appetizers at 6, followed by dinner at 7:00. Come and wear green!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
Monday, February 6, 2014 the monthly business meeting of the Moultonborough Lions Club will be held, starting at 7 pm. Please plan to attend to add your input and discussion to decisions that need to be made.
The dinner meeting will be held on Monday, February 20. District Governor Jim Robinson will be at the meeting. Chicken Marsala is the dinner choice. Hope to see everyone who has not fled south (for not so much warmer weather) in attendance.
The Scout Pinewood Derby was held at the Lion’s Club on Saturday, January 25. Above is a photo of the event courtesy of this year’s event planner, Becky Bryant.
On Saturday afternoon, December 7, at the Moultonborough Central School, the winning raffle ticket was drawn from the drum.
The winner was Joyce Egge from Danbury, NH, shown below receiving her $5,000 check from Eileen Zewski, chairman of the raffle committee.
Merry Christmas to all those who worked on the raffle and all those who purchased raffle tickets to make this a very successful fund-raising year.
The business meeting will be held on Monday, December 2 at 7 pm.
The Christmas Party will be held on Monday, December 9 (in place of our regular dinner meeting). This is a combined party with the Women’s Club. Social hour to begin at 6 pm, followed by a roast pork dinner at 7 pm (at $12 per person). More information in terms of entertainment will follow. As in the past, we will hold a gift raffle and members of both Clubs are reminded to bring in new or gently used unwrapped gifts to be chosen by the raffle winners.
We will need members to help decorate for the the festivities on Friday, December 6, starting at 1 pm in the Lions Hall. If you can help, we would love to see you there.
Just a reminder to all Bingo players and helpers: On Tuesday, December 23 (Christmas Eve) and Tuesday December 31 (New Year’s Eve) there will be NO Bingo. Enjoy your holidays!
The business meeting was held on Monday, November 4 at 7 pm.
The monthly diner will be help Monday, November 18th. Social hour from 6-7, with Roast Chicken dinner ($12) beginning at 7 pm.
The annual Moultonborough United Methodist Church HOPE AUCTION will be held at the Lion’s Club on Saturday, November 9, 2013. The Silent Auction and Food Concession begin at 4:30 pm, and the Live Auction commences at 6:00 Saturday evening. In addition to many items of furniture, wall hangings, and some antiques items, there is a special auction of a V-6 Ford Taurus 1999 SE station wagon. Gift certificates/cards and new merchandise has been provided by over 70 businesses. Come to the Lion’s Club for great buys and a fun evening!
The Club’s 50th Anniversary dinner celebration was held last Saturday evening to a crowd of about 76 people — members of the club as well as visiting club members and dignitaries at the State and International levels. A slide show of past memories played through the cocktail hour which was followed by a delicious dinner prepared by Curt’s Caterers.
After the dinner three new members were inducted into the club: Michelle and Christopher Shipp and John Menken. Mike and Kate Lancor were their sponsors.
Pins for continuubg membership in the Moultonborough Club were awarded for 5, 10, 15, 20 and 40 years.
Anne Forts received the Granite State Fellowship Award. Pat Strickland received a Progressive (for an individual who has received this honor at least once in the past) Granite State Fellowship Award.
