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Lions District MD26-M6
July/Aug 2019
Hello M6 Lions! Lion Jim and I had a wonderful time in Milan for the
Convention, although it was HOT! We were blessed to be able to visit Venice
and Verona and saw allot of history, beautiful art and breathtaking cathedrals!
As we kick off this new Lion year, I stand ready to assist you and your clubs
however I may do so. Please feel free to contact me anytime.
I hope you all had a wonderful
Independence Day celebration – kudos to
all our district clubs who provide holiday
activities within their community! I was
heartbroken to learn that we lost PDG Gordon and I know we will greatly
miss him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and his Lions Club
for their loss. Congrats to Lions PDG Dave and Marilyn on their recent
move and we wish them well getting settled in their new home. Congrats
also to Lions Dawna Skaggs and Valerie Howe for attending the Great Plains Lions Leadership, as well as Lion
Marlene and the Leos who attended the Leos Forum this past week.
International President Dr. Choi’s theme is “Service Through Diversity”. I challenge you all to seek and befriend
those individuals who are different from you. Learn from them and discover the commonalities between those
individuals and yourself – you might be surprised! And invite them into our Lion world!
We’ll have a great year - I’m looking forward to seeing you all soon! Our
first cabinet meeting will be August 24th at the Cox Hospital Foster
Auditorium at 10:00 A.M.
Yours in Lionism,
DG Toni Morris
“It’s ShowTime! Show your Vest,
Show your Service, Show You’re a
Lion!
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District 26-M6 Lions,
It’s a new LION Year!!!! So far since July 1 many things have happened! A
few highlights are the Council of Governors meeting was held in
Warrensburg Missouri, the All-Star Football game was played, two
installation of officers were conducted, and I have met some AMAZING
Lions!
The Council of Governors meeting is where the District Governors, First
Vice District Governors, and Second Vice District Governors as well as a
few other key people come together to work on the best possible course for all of our Missouri Lions. I had the
pleasure of spending it with my fellow First Vice District Governors plotting and planning how we will support
the current group of Governors on their journey and what we hope we can accomplish together next year
when it’s our turn to SERVE! As per usual the All-Star football game was H-O-T, both the blue and gold team
played well! The Monett and Aurora Lions Clubs called on me to conduct the installation of officers for their
new year……
This was nerve wracking!! Challenge accepted and what a JOY it really was. A little treasure I will carry with me
going forward was meeting Lion Art Gray from the Aurora club. Generally it is up to the visiting “dignitary” to
mingle with the lions of the club they are visiting, this for me is a huge obstacle as my personality says “Run,
Hide…..don’t make eye contact” Insert Lion Art, he came to me! He took the lead! I learned that he has been
faithfully serving the Aurora Club since 1961, he joined the Lions when he was 27 years old, he and his wife
collect old irons they have over 200 on display in their home, he also mentioned he remembered a District
Governor who carried a stuff lion around to gather
pins on. I spent the better part of twenty minutes
listening to Lion Art, what twenty minutes that was.
I saw in Lion Art what drives us all to be lions, an
earnest beckoning from his eyes to take the lead, to
serve without constraint and recognize a need
when it appears. Lion Art recognized, on some
level, I needed him! ALL Lions are welcome to come to the Lions
District M6 Cabinet Meetings.
This year as our District Governor Toni Morris
travels throughout our district remember she may On August 24, 2019 we will be at the
need you more than y’all need her! Be LION ART Cox Hospital. The meeting will be in the
GRAY!!!! Foster Auditorium at 10:00 A.M.
Keep Roarin’ Lions, This room is on the 1st floor of the hospital
1 Vice District Governor Theresa Kee & by the cafeteria.
Watch for Lions signs posted.
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As I prepared to write my very first message as the 26-M6 2nd Vice
District Governor for our district newsletter, I was literally riding in a car
on my way to return our 10th puppy Future LeaderDog Joplyn for the
remainder of her training. I started by rereading CC Walt’s June
message, his last as our District Governor and started thinking about why
I’m a Lion. Those of you who have known me for a while know that this
all began for me with LeaderDogs for the Blind when I started raising
puppies. Seeing how these amazing dogs change lives made me realize
that I was truly a Lion at heart and that I can make a difference.
Since becoming a member of the Springfield Queen City Lions, and now the Springfield Host Lions, I have been
seeking new opportunities to serve. I am VERY much about service finding that project, no matter how small
or large, that can make an impact. If your club, or your district won’t do get involved, YOU do it anyway. Find
your own passion, your own voice and just do it.
I look forward to meeting as many Lions in 26-M6 as possible during my time as Vice District Governor. I
challenge each of you to think back and remember WHY you became a Lion. When we meet, I want to hear
about YOUR passion. As our new District Governor Toni Morris tells us “It’s Showtime!” We want to see how
you, and your club are serving your community. I look forward to serving with you, DG Toni and 1 st VDG
Theresa!
Lion Phyllis Krebs, 2nd VDG 26M-6
District Constitution and Bylaws USA/Canada LEO Forum
The district constitution and bylaws have a Lion Marlene Payne, LEO Advisor pictured with Carl
number of changes that were approved at the Junction LEO's Bailey & Davin in Arizona at the
last district convention. These changes have USA/Canada LEO Forum on July 26, 2019!
been incorporated into the c&bl and are now Serving, learning and having fun!
available on the district website. A hearty
THANK YOU! goes to PDG James Rosbrugh for
re-formatting the changes into the old version!
PCC Steve Wise
SAVE THE DATE!!!
The Lions M6 District Convention will be
March 6 & 7, 2020 in Springfield, MO.
Keep watch for more information as time
gets closer.
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M6 Lions at Great Plains Lions Leadership Institute 2019
Lions Dawna Skaggs from Aurora and Valerie Howe from Lebanon went to the
Great Plains Lions Leadership Institute in Maryville, Missouri. The weekend was
full of leadership training and including time management, team building,
diversity, as well as many more. The instructors were entertaining, and the
classes were interactive with attendees participating in each class activity.
If you hold any office; this is the place to come for an overview of how to get
prepared. Our district sponsors 2 members each year with the cost about $200
each. This includes the room, food & classes. We stayed in dorm rooms and
lived as students for the weekend.
This is a great place to send anyone wanting to
move into a local or district office. I would ask
that all clubs send someone next year.
The guidance and training received will het you thru any issue you may have.
Please look for these too to moving up in Lionism. I have been a lion for 4
years and Valerie first year as a Lion.
Lion Valerie participated in the church service by leading the attendee’s in a
song. What a great service & was optional with non-denominational as well.
Thank you again, Lion Dawna from Aurora Lions Club
On July 26-28, 2019, I traveled to Maryville, Missouri to attend the Great Plains Lions
Leadership Institute (GPLLI) with Lions from Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska &
Iowa. The relationships in my group (one of 3 groups) were absolutely a bonding
experience with those of like minds. I also met other Lions at meals who I greatly
enjoyed getting to know.
I was so glad to learn from the instructors more about
how Lions is structured as well as 10 classes on
leadership that will help me in all of life. I believe all
the subjects motivated me to want to apply what I’ve
learned. The Lion motto “We Serve” has taken on a
new meaning since I’ve be to this training.
I want to thank the staff & my district for sponsoring me! It was so worth my
time & I think Dawna would say the same! To the red team I say, “Go Red
Beavers”!!!
Thank you again, Lion Valerie from Lebanon Host Lions Club
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LeaderDog for the Blind
Every year as I say ‘Goodbye’ to our Future LeaderDog, I try to imagine
about what this dog would mean to me if she was my way to navigate
the world. Turning in a puppy for training is an incredibly emotional
experience but getting a phone call that your puppy has been ‘career
changed’, for whatever reason, is even more emotional. So, yes, I
cried when we left Joplyn in her kennel at LeaderDog, but we hope
that in about 5 months we will be invited up to see her again and to
meet the person whose world she will change. The training staff were
very impressed with Joplyn’s calmness in the new environment and I
feel they will continue to be very impressed with her in many ways.
Show ‘em what you can do, girl!
Our tears turned to joy a bit later when we met FLD Prism, a little, 11
lb., red lab puppy. “Prism” is used figuratively to describe a new way of looking at or thinking about
something that causes you to see or understand it in a different way. She is absolutely gorgeous! She will be at
the upcoming Cabinet meeting, so if you attend you will get to meet her.
While we were in Michigan, we met with some of the Administrative staff and received some 2018-2019
statistics that I want to share with you. I will be sharing more of these at the Cabinet meeting. For the past
fiscal year, LeaderDogs for the Blind served 291 clients, 173 of these were guide dog clients. Of this number, 3
were from Missouri! I believe one is even within our District! This brings the total number here in 26-M6 to
27 active teams. Of the total number, Lions Clubs assisted 44 clients with their Leader Dog applications. I
hope our district is seeking those opportunities to serve; if you have questions regarding how to do this,
please ask.
Another interesting statistic is that of 22 Summer Campers, 1 was from Missouri. This camp is for 17-18 year-
olds, a great opportunity for these young people to fellowship with kids their own age and to experience
outdoor activities they have perhaps never had due to their visual
challenges.
I am very proud of our district’s donation of a total of $12,111.00 to
support LeaderDogs for the Blind. We have the 2nd highest total in
the state of Missouri AND the only 100% district in Missouri. Thank
you for YOUR support of this great organization!
Lion Phyllis Krebs 2nd VDG
LeaderDog Chair and Proud Puppy Raiser!
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District M6 – Clubs News
Aurora Lions Club
Thanks Lion Walt for coming and giving a
presentation on Lions history and providing
awards, banner patches and our Guiding Lion
Certificates for our new Guiding Lions.
• We had three members whom completed
Guiding Lion training.
• Lion Peggy Stone is set up at Light the
Night as we spread the word about
Lionism and have two prospective members as well.
• Thank you to our Vice District Governor Theresa Botzow Kee for
coming and inducting officers tonight. You were a joy to have.
Ava Lions Club
The Ava Lions Club Annual Walk/Run 2019 was June
22, 2019. Mayor Brrely Lofton was the race starter.
Ed Wittorff brought some of his cattle in & we put
some sunglasses on the cattle. It was a great day.
Thank you, Liz Kyger, for your hard work.
Branson Hollister Lions Club Branson-Hollister Lions New Melvin
District Governor Walt Hamer was present at the Branson-Hollister Lions Jones: Lion Tammy Matney, Lion
Club & awarded the following Melvin Jones Fellowship Charlene Malone, Lion Lydia Malloy
& Lion Pete Malloy
Branson-Hollister Lions Club 2019-2020 new officers: Lion Tammy
Matney, 1st Vice President. Lion Karen Strick, 2nd Vice President, Lion Not pictured: Lions Richard &
Alice Lance, Tail Twister, Trustee Lion Ron Leggins, Lion NormaStone, Sharron Gwin
President, Lion Howard Hawkins, Bingo Treasurer & Trustee, Lion Dwain
Basham, Treasurer,
Trustee & Lion
Tamer, Lion Tim
Reech, Past President
& Director & Lion
Anna Hawkins,
Secretary.
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Carl Junction Lions Club
We've got fans & free water to help cool you
off. Special thanks to Lion Jim Groff & his
granddaughter Bailey visiting from Pennsylvania
for spending the evening with us. It was good to
see you again Lion Jim.
Lions & friends serving the community of Carl Junction doing our Adopt A Highway
section along Pennell St. on this hot June morning. We picked up 12 bags of trash
this morning. We Serve.
Christian County Lions Club
Christian County Lions Club has welcomed Lion Marilyn and PDG David Harris (New Address: 121 Oakwood
Drive Nixa, Mo 65714 - Phone number & email address is still the same) as transfers from Carl Junction Lions
Club. We are delighted! We have a new member Lion Anne, who is a friend of our newly installed president,
PDG Virginia Pojar.
• We are working to raise the money to buy E-Sight Glasses for Lion Jennifer Bass. On June 27 we had a
fund-raising event at McAlister’s and raised about $1600. New member Lion Anne has donated a
beautiful quilt for a raffle. It's in blues and will work for a king or queen bed. Ticket are $1 or 6 for $5.
our drawing will be on September 14, which is the date for our annual run/walk. We are also working
with PDG Kevin Cantrell to raffle a nine mm Sig Sauer handgun. Tickets are $5 or 6 for $25. The drawing
will be at the Marshfield Lions Club truck pull September 21.
• Lions Margaret and Jennifer worked at the Webster County Fair to sell raffle tickets. Thank you PDG
Kevin for setting that up.
• Our annual event September 14 has had a name and distance change. Although we loved the 4.417K
concept and name, we have lengthened the route to a 5K. Hopefully that will interest some more
serious runners. Register by August 29 to get your shirt the day of the run. The price increases by $5
after that date.
ElDorado Springs Lions Club
ElDorado Springs picnic was July 18th through 20th. The ElDorado Springs Lions
Club has a concession trailer that we've used for several years and this year we
had seven teenagers that volunteered their help, two adults that are
prospective lion members and two lions from Springfield Missouri, PDG Jerry
and Lion Judy Young that that helped us. The volunteers helped us just like they
were lions. A big Thank You for all the help!
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Forsyth Lions Club
Elkland Lions Club
The “Project Connect OMC” will be September 28, 2019 in the Forsyth
They have been busy with their
School from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Most vendors will be indoors &
Playdays in their horse arena.
will also have Free Haircuts, Family photos, general health and
behavioral health, social services, Free food, entertainment and much
more. This is great opportunity for the Lions to offer services to a large
group in a short time. No vendor fee but will accept donations. Let's
do this!! This was in last month’s Lions District newsletter if want
more information or contact Lion Gerry Grummons.
Freistatt Lions Club
Freistatt Lions 46th Ernte-Fest will be on Aug. 16-17 4:30-11:30 p.m. Polka bands...brat eating
contest...chicken dance contest. German & traditional food...bingo...more info visit www.erntefest.org
Hartville Lions Club
Congratulations to Dan Divine he received his 50-year
membership pin!
• Selling tickets for the 30 Day 30 Guns raffle in
Sept. Tickets are $25 and only 1000 will be sold. Call or text Dan
Divine at 417 531 3329 for tickets or information.
• Had another great truck pull last night! Good crowd, good
food, good weather! Thanks to all the supporters and sponsors who have made this event possible for
the last 42 years. With your support we continue to be able to make a difference in our community!
Don’t miss out on our next Truck Pull August 3 at 7:00 pm
• Horse show August 17 at 7:00 pm
Kimberling City Lions Club
Louisburg Lions Club
Christmas in July with registering now for their 2019 Christmas
Parade “Christmas Stories” theme on Sat, December 7th, 2019 129th Annual Louisburg Picnic was July
starting at 10:00 am. This year they are improving the parade with 18-20. They had rides, music, cloggers
a new route, adding award ceremony, visit Santa & enjoy Hot & Irish dancers, bingo, & food. Just a
Cocoa & Cookies. For more information check out their Facebook great time with family & friends.
page at https://www.facebook.com/kcmolions/ Make plans to come next year!
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Lebanon Host Lions Club Pictured left to right is Judy Kile, Executive
Director at COPE, Lebanon Host Lions
We have our annual Don Hawkins Memorial Golf-Tournament Teresa Steward, Chuck Dunn, Debbie
fundraising activity scheduled for Friday, August 16th. See flyer Cantrell & Tom Watkins.
on down.
• Lebanon Host Lions held a Build a Bear event and built
100 Bears! It took Lions and Friends about 3 hours to get
all the Bears built. Lions donated 50 Bears to Mercy
Pediatric Cancer Unit and 50 Bears to COPE Domestic
Violence Shelter & Resource Center. Last year Lebanon
Host Lions donated 50 Build a Bears to COPE also. The
Advocates said there are no words to
express what the smiles mean when
they give a Bear to a child entering the
Shelter. Often, they arrive with
nothing and the Bears are a great comfort. Lebanon Host Lions are proud to
consistently support the efforts of COPE and their world-wide motto, We Serve.
• LHLC sorted approximately **1,500** pairs of glasses tonight at the Laclede
County Library!! Whew! Thank you, LEBANON, for the donations! These will be used
for eyeglass mission trips Respectacle.com for those in need!!
PDG Kevin Cantrell Marshfield Lions Club
shows his granddaughter
Marshfield Lions Club had a very successful week at the Webster County Fair in
Rayah the "ropes" at the
July with events of rodeo, fireworks, truck pull & demolition derby & rides. The
fairgrounds!!
members earned $3,100 by working the admission gates. The Club turned
around and donated $1,000 back to the Fair Board as part of a ten-year $10,000
commitment to support building new bleachers.
• September 14 – Assist with a fundraiser Fish fry with the Christian County
Lions.
• September 15 – Marshfield Lions golf tournament at Whispering Oaks
Golf Course.
• September 21 – Truck pull at the Webster County Fairgrounds.
Miller Lions Club
Miller Lions Club Tractor Pull is August 10 at the Lions Field in Miller 7:00 pm Supporting Lions Charities
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Monett Lions Club Julie Watkey-Bishoff and
Karen Hamer take a
Monett-Purdy Habitat for Humanity workers and Monett
moment to swig lemonade
Lions teamed their time and talents last Saturday to put
during Monett Lions 69th
finishing touches on the floor of another Habitat home.
Annual Chicken BBQ
Local Lion Member Robbie Davis braved the July heat to
fundraiser on July 4th. 1500
make progress on floor decking so wall framing can soon
tasty meals were served to
start on the latest Habitat structure located on Logan
hungry locals.
Street. As well as contributing their labor skills, Monett
Lions also provided a tasty noon meal for all
volunteers. Monett Lions are committed to enacting their motto of “We
serve” through numerous projects which contribute to the betterment of
their community.
• Monett Police National Night Out, Jerry Hall Downtown Pavilion,
6:00-9:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 6th. Lions Alert Trailer on display,
cold drinks provided.
• Community Kitchen, First United Methodist Church, August 16, 4:00
p.m.
Mountain Grove Lions Club
What a terrific day at the 20th year of the Lake Freebird Triathlon. Thank
you to all of the Mtn Grove Lions members who helped out: Marie Hicks,
Sharon and Mike Elam, Teresa Stout, Webb Howerton, Ray and Sandy
Richey, Brenda Clark, Elaine Johnson, Shawna Plummer, Lynn Johns, Dustin
Hawkins. (Lion Sharon is hard at work recording times for the race)
• Toots the Train is up and ready to take kiddos for free rides at Neosho Lions Club
numerous festivals in town.
Congratulations to Larry Swift on his
• Starting to schedule free vision and hearing for the schools.
Melvin Jones Award.
• Just completed another free CPR training for the community.
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Miranda Simpson (Daughter of Lions Brad & Cathy Simpson) & Future
Leader Dog Joplyn are at Leader Dogs for the Blind in Michigan with Phil
& Phyllis Krebs on July 24-28, 2019. They're at the brick that LD puts on
their sidewalk for certain amount of donations. The Seymour Lions Club
"Zumba for Sight" fundraiser raised $500 in 2018.
• Mark your calendar for the next bloodmobile in Seymour
sponsored by the Seymour Lions Club. Monday, Aug. 5, 2019 at
the United Methodist Church in Seymour from 2:00-7:00 pm.
Springfield Host Lions Club
Springfield Host Lions completed their service project of collecting 500 pounds of
recyclable plastic for the Trex Corporation. We await the arrival of our bench from
Trex which will find its place in our community. We thank Trex for this awesome
opportunity! We also are grateful for our local
HyVee store for partnering with us and accepting
all this stuff. We thank the many Lions and Lions-
yet-to-be for their participation, we couldn’t have
done it without you, and in just 5 months! Lastly, I thank Lion Jim Wilson, Lion
Jerry Young and Lion Larry Oliver, oh, and FLD Joplyn, for meeting me at
HyVee this am for the photo op. The collection of pictures shows what 500
pounds of plastic looks like! It’s a lot (More pictures on their Facebook page)!
70th year at the Ozark Empire Fair
The Springfield Lions Club are finishing up the 2019 Lions Duck Pond at the Ozark Empire Fair Starting
July 25 – August 3, 2019 with this year celebrating their 70th year at the Ozark Empire Fair with the Duck
Pond! This is their club's largest fundraiser that will involve Lions from several clubs who help. Thanks
to all friends, family and Lions who make this possible!
It’s Showtime in MD 26– M6 July 2019 Page 11Missouri Lions Clubs News:
The deadline for the next edition of the Missouri Lion will be August 10th. I have changed this deadline so
everyone has time to send any articles that will benefit the Missouri Lions. Please send information to: PDG
Ann Anderson at Anderson@centurytel.net. The August issue will be published on the Missouri Lions
website.
Thank you!
PDG Ann Anderson, Missouri Lion Editor
98th Annual Missouri Lions State Convention:
Will be at the Margaritaville Lake Resort (494 Tan-Tar-A Estate Drive) at Osage
Beach, Mo on April 16-19, 2020. Lions Clubs International Vice President
Haynes N. Townsend will be our special guest this year!
Cost for State convention is for Full registration $77.25, Registration and lunch
$ 51.50, Registration and dinner $61.80, Or Registration only $30.90. Leo
registration $20.60. Late fee after 3/15/19 will be $10.30. (Hotel not included
in price.)
Friday Night Hospitality Party - Join us for a Garden Party Friday night as we
celebrate Singapore as a Garden City. Lions start planning what type of hat
and outfit you will wear. We will have a district and state outfit contest benefitting LCIF along with having a
silent auction
Leo Rally - The state convention will include Leo events and service projects. The events will be planned by our
Leo clubs for their members. For more information check back on the state convention website for these
events for 13-18 year old.
Pediatric Service Project - We will be collecting items for Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Columbia. Items
needed: Books for Babies, stuffed animals, games, birthday balloons, party hats, birthday plates and napkins,
treats and toys. The district who brings the most items will be our VIP’s for the weekend. More information of
details of the contest will be on our website in 2020.
For more information and to register go to: http://missourilions.org/2020-convention/
Thank you for sending in your articles & flyers for this
month’s District M6 Newsletter!! You may keep sending in
your next upcoming articles till Aug 23, 2019 for the
Sept 2019 newsletter. Great job posting your information
on your Facebook pages too, Looks GREAT!!
It’s Showtime in MD 26– M6 July 2019 Page 12Lions events from town clubs, district, state, & international.
Have I missed an event???? If so e-mail me at molionsm6@yahoo.com.
August 2019:
3 = Carl Junction Lions Breakfast - 7-10 am, at the Carl Junction Community Center, $6.00 adults.
3 = Hartville Lions – Truck Pull, 7 pm
5 = Seymour Lions sponsoring Community Blood Center of the Ozarks, United Methodist Church, 2-7 pm.
6 = Monett Lions Club – Providing cold drinks for the Monett Police National Night Out.
10 = Miller Lions – Tractor Pull, Lions Field, 7:00 pm
10 = Deadline for articles in the Missouri Lions Newsletter.
9-11 = Leader Dog VDG Visit – Rochester, Michigan
16 = Branson/Hollister Lions – Black Light Bash Bingo, Proceeds benefit Hollister School Handicap
Playground Equipment.
16 = Monett Lions – Community Kitchen at 1st United Methodist Church, 4 pm.
16 Lebanon Host Lions – Don Hawkins Memorial Golf Tournament, Marshfield, Mo
16-17 = Freistatt Lions – Ernte-Fest
17 = Hartville Lions – Horse Show, 7 pm
23 = Deadline for articles for the District M6 Newsletter.
24 = M6 Cabinet Meeting -Cox Hospital Foster Auditorium, 10:00 AM
28-31 = Miller Lions – Miller 69th Fall Festival
September 2019:
1-30 = Hartville Lions – 30 Guns in 30 Days Raffle
6-7 = Mid-South Board Meeting – Hamilton Eye Institute, Memphis
12-14 = Seymour Lions – Apple Festival – Concession Stand
14 = Christian County – 5K Run & Walk, 9 am - noon
15 = Marshfield Lions – Golf tournament, Whispering Oaks Golf Club, Marshfield, MO
19-21 = USA/Canada Forum – Spokane, Washington
21 = Marshfield Lions - Truck Pull, Webster county fairgrounds
28 = Forsyth Lions – Project Connect OMC at Forsyth School 10 am – 2 pm.
October 2019:
26 = Council of Governors Meeting – Sikeston, MO
November 2019:
15-16 = Mid-South Board Meeting – Hamilton Eye Institute, Memphis
Check out our district website for links & flyers
for more information on the above events at molionsm6.org.
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