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OUR MEETING LOCATION

Our next regular meeting will be on July 1st at 7 PM at Best Pancake House. Click on Meetings in the left column and then click on Best Pancake House for a map and location. This restaurant is opened for dinner for our exclusive use on meeting nights. Please phone or email us with the Tuesday evening you would like to join us. We also welcome prospective new members.

Our club had a great time at the Blue Crab Festival on May 17th and 18th. We hope you did as well.

The Little River Lions Club particpated in the NMB St. Patrick's parade on March 15th with a large crowd and fabulous weather. As usual, we passed out candy to the children and the senior citizens along the parade route. Calhoun, the Model A, got the regular response to Lion John and wife Helen and the children loved the horn sound. We had a fabulous time!.

Lion John Barnhardt and his wife Helen drove the Model A with their great hats.

Lions Dick Jones, Jeff Russell, Tom Starnick and John Barnhardt await the start of the parade.

The Little River Lions wish you and yours a Happy Father's Day! We also need to remember our men and women in the service by displaying our flag on Flag Day, June 14th.

Our club had our installation of new offiers at Haley's Restaurant in Calabash on June 17th. Lion Brian P'Poole inducted our officers for 2008-09 and our newest member. We had a great meal and everyone had an enjoyable time. Congratulations to all.

Our sincere thanks to Lion Brian P'Poole for performing our induction ceremony.

Lion Brian P'Poole inducts our newest member, Lion Bob Weldon. Congratulations Lion Bob and welcome to our club.

Our officers for 2008-09: (R to L) Lion Dalphon Thompson, President; Lion Jeff Russell, Secretary; Lion Arleen Lopano, 1st VP; Lion Morgan Kern, Treasurer; Lion Nick Lopano, 3rd VP; Lion John Barnhardt, Lion Tamer and Lion Skip Levinski, Tail Twister.

Lion Dalphon Thompson is installed as President for a second year.

One table of members and guests enjoying themselves.

Lion Don Furcillo presents Lion Welton Smith with the well-deserved Lion of the Year award.

Lion Arleen Lopano shows her award in appreciation of her outstanding contributions to the club with the pancake supper and eye glass collections.

SAYING OF THE MONTHWhen fish are in schools, they sometimes take debate.

OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

MAY 2008- Issue # 49 - Editor: Lion Don Furcillo

BLUE CRAB FESTIVAL

WOW! Didn't we have a great candy day at the festival on May 17th and 18th? Thanks to all the Lions that helped distribute candy and sold our brooms. Our club is moving forward and enjoying some big successes as it progresses.

WELCOME: to our newest member Lion Bob Weldon. Lion Bob you are a great addition to the club, and we are honored to have you join us.

Has everyone signed up for our annual installation dinner on June 17th? Remember the cost is $15.00 per person and Lion members will be credited $6.50 on their July dues. Please remember to pay our treasure, Lion Morgan, for your dinner and/or your guest by the June 3rd meeting.

JUNE BIRTHDAY LIONS
Lion John Barnhardt- June 11th * Lion Jack Shea- June 16th * Lion Bill Watson- June 11th.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LIONS

We are honored to have our Lion Extension Chairman, Lion Brian P'Poole join us to officiate at our installation dinner. Lion Brian will install our 2008-09 officers and our newest member, Lion Bob Weldon.

Plan on a great evening of fun and camaraderie at Haley's in Calabash on June 17th. Time; 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. We start a little early so we can take advantage of the early bird pricing.

Have we given any further thought to having a general meeting at the Summit so that Lion bob Bishop could be able to attend?

Until next time, God bless, and hope you had a great Memorial Day!

LEARN ABOUT LITTLE RIVER, SC

Little River is VERY close to the North Carolina border and just north of Myrtle Beach, SC. It is a small town that lies along both sides of the intercoastal waterway (pictured). Well worth the visit !!! Click here for a tour.