| Lamar Lions Club Lamar, Colorado www.lamarlions.org District 6-SE Wednesday at Noon Cow Palace Inn |
| Lamar Lions Meet Wednesdays at Noon (September to May) in The Cow Palace Empire Room HWY 287/50 (1301 North Main Street) Lamar, Colorado |
Breaking News!
Press Release
Upcoming and Recent Programs
Lamar Community College Softball Team - LCC Coach
Craig Brooks and some of his players stopped in for a quick
visit on the team and how they were doing this year. Lion
Randy Welborn was the program chair
Wiley Work - Wiley presented a program on the ongoing
used eyeglass collection and on the history of the Lions
organization.
Time to Serve the Pancakes!
The annual pancake breakfast for Lamar Days, May 12,
2008 will be held during at the Lamar Masonic Lodge on
Main Street (Next to the Lamar Theatre). Tickets are only $5
for adults and $3 for children.
Upcoming and Recent Programs
Lamar Community College Softball Team - LCC Coach
Craig Brooks and some of his players stopped in for a quick
visit on the team and how they were doing this year. Lion
Randy Welborn was the program chair
Wiley Work - Wiley presented a program on the ongoing
used eyeglass collection and on the history of the Lions
organization.
Time to Serve the Pancakes!
The annual pancake breakfast for Lamar Days, May 12,
2008 will be held during at the Lamar Masonic Lodge on
Main Street (Next to the Lamar Theatre). Tickets are only $5
for adults and $3 for children.
2007 Holly Thunderstorm Pictures
Holly Thunderstorm before tornado on
Wednesday Night (3,28) near 8 p.m.
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Wednesday Night (3,28) near 8 p.m.
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Holly Tornado Damage Pictures
Holly, Colorado after tornado on Wednesday
Night (3,28). Picture taken 3/29 - Photographer
unknown (L) (all others) Jim Farmer (R)
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Night (3,28). Picture taken 3/29 - Photographer
unknown (L) (all others) Jim Farmer (R)
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Holly's Gateway (Town) Park area
Holly's Highland Neighborhood
Highland Street and a Center Pivot North of
Town.
Town.
| Club Activities |
2006 Lion and Organization of the Year
Lamar Lions Leadership Group 2007-2008
President - Richard McGrath
Vice-President - Garth Nieschburg
Secretary - Amy Hobbs (2006-2007)
Tail Twister - Ken "That's a Quarter" Callison
Eyeglasses Collection - Wiley Work
Past President - Jim Farmer
President - Richard McGrath
Vice-President - Garth Nieschburg
Secretary - Amy Hobbs (2006-2007)
Tail Twister - Ken "That's a Quarter" Callison
Eyeglasses Collection - Wiley Work
Past President - Jim Farmer
Above (L) - Jay Brook Executive Director
of the High Plains Community Health
Center accepts the award as 2006
organization of the Year for their work on
a diabetes collaborative that benefits
more than 400 patients in SE Colorado.
The diabetes program has been
recognized in national publications for
their efforts on reducing the
complications of diabetes and managing
the illness.
Above (R) - 2006 Lamar Lion of the
Year Ken Callison. Ken has been active
as site chairman, worked on getting a
special program (see Darcy Lytle below)
and has handled many fund raising
activities for the club.
(Click on Image for larger Image)
of the High Plains Community Health
Center accepts the award as 2006
organization of the Year for their work on
a diabetes collaborative that benefits
more than 400 patients in SE Colorado.
The diabetes program has been
recognized in national publications for
their efforts on reducing the
complications of diabetes and managing
the illness.
Above (R) - 2006 Lamar Lion of the
Year Ken Callison. Ken has been active
as site chairman, worked on getting a
special program (see Darcy Lytle below)
and has handled many fund raising
activities for the club.
(Click on Image for larger Image)
| Q. - What are some of the service projects of the Lamar Lions Club? Answer - The Lamar Lions Club primary mission is sight/vision conservation. Additional programs include: community service programs such as the Highway 50 cleanup; helping with the Holiday Basketball Tournament; serving breakfast for community events sponsoring a child to the Colorado Lions camp for hearing or visual impaired children. Q. - Where did the club meet during the summer picnic schedule? Answer - the Lamar Lions club had a wonderful series of evening suppers at various members houses. |
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