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DG Peggy Hess - "Feed the Need"
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Lions of 39 W. You are Sensational!!
Thank you all for a wonderful year. I’m soon to be PDG at the end of the month and Lisa, who is DGE, will be your DG. She will be bringing us the new goals. I have not visited all the clubs and I plan on continuing the visits. I want to get to know you all.
I hope you are all planning on celebrating our 250th anniversary in July.
MD 39 is putting on monthly trainings. Lion Joyce Saunders and Lion Lynne Burks = June is New Officers.
“Just Ask” to get new members!!
LCI has many learning opportunities: Membership Mondays, Wisdom Wednesdays, Roar & Pour Thursdays. These are zooms monthly and you just need to let them know and they will send you the contact information.
If you are having a special project or a Charter Party, please let me know. 208-670-5545 or peggjess@pmt.org Keep me informed of what is going on. If you have a news letter for your club email, please include me on your mailing list.
Let’s keep growing. DG Peggy Hess
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District Governor Elect Lisa Gier - Learning Together, Growing Together
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As I prepare to attend the International Convention in early July, I'd love to be your eyes and ears! Is there a contact you'd like our district to connect with, a program you'd like me to learn more about, or a challenge you'd like me to seek advice on from other districts? Send your ideas and questions to lisa@diabetescamps.org , and I'll do my best to bring back answers and opportunities.
I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as your incoming District Governor and look forward to supporting our clubs and members not just when we're together, but all year long leaning into email and phone as our supports to keep us connected.
Kindly,
DGE Lisa
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MD39 Council Chair Lynn Johnson - Leadership Rooted in Service
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MD 39 LCIF Coordinators' Team
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June Greetings!
As this Lion year draws close to the end, we would like to thank all of you for your support of LCIF! Our Multiple District random draw winner for the LCIF Club President Challenge in May was PDG Sue Kenny (39E). Thank you, to those club Presidents making a donation to LCIF during May, to be included in the drawing.
Congratulations, to Lion Robin Crawford (Caldwell) whose square won the “100-Square” fundraiser during the MD 39 Convention. Lion Robin will be receiving a Melvin Jones Fellowship Award. Thanks, to all the Lions who purchased squares during this fundraiser!
We raised $112.50 for our MD 39 LCIF Tumblers fundraiser. Thank you.
Since LCIF Coordinators serve three-year terms, there will be no change on our coordinators’ team for the 2026-2027, Lion year. Lion Bryan Straw (Mountain Home) will continue as the 39W District Coordinator (DC). PDG Lyndon Rinehart (St. Anthony) will continue as 39E District Coordinator. PCC Betty Simpson (Weiser) will continue as the Multiple District 39 Coordinator (MDC).
In August, our LCIF Coordinators’ team will travel to New Orleans for the annual, LCIF training. Prior to the training, our team will be setting our goals for the 2026-2027, FY.
We are planning to have a LCIF Club Coordinators’, Zoom training in September for our Multiple District 39. Date TBA. Please, report your LCIF Club Coordinator in the Portal ASAP. Thank you! (Please Note: If a club has no LCIF Club Coordinator, the immediate, past-club President fills that position according to LCIF Guidelines.)
With Our Best Regards,
PCC Betty Simpson (Multiple District Coordinator) gma1850@hotmail.com
Lion Bryan Straw (39W District Coordinator) District39wLCIFcoordinator@gmail.com
PDG Lyndon Rinehart (39E District Coordinator) lyndonrinehart@gmail.com
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Lions District 39W Patriotic Essay Report
I have some good news and I have some bad news. The good news is that 5 Lions clubs presented essays, Gooding, Mt. Home, Rupert. Star and Vale, and they were excellent essays on the American Dream.
The bad news is that lions 39W will only be represented in grades 4, 5, and 6. We had no essays for grades 1, 2, and 3.
The important news is Lions39W winners that will be sent to Lions 39MD for judging.
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Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 4
Paislee Douglas Bella Chavez Eli Mercom
Sage Valley Middle School Star Elem. School Vale Elem School
Teacher, Deena Hall Mrs. Bitenti McBride
Sponsor, Rupert Lions Star Lions Vale Lions
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I’m proud to say that we had two winners in the MD39 contest. Bella Chavez from Star Elementary won the 5th grade contest and Paislee Douglas of Sage Valley Middle School won the 6th grade contest for 39W.
Lions Darrell and Jan Hatfield, Essay Chairs
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Greetings, 39W Lions!
Have you recently completed an exciting project or have an event on the horizon? We want to hear about it! Submit your details, and we'll feature it in our upcoming Newsletter. Enhance your story with a couple of photos for greater impact.
Please provide articles as Word documents or similar text files. Keep your submissions brief and limit photos to two per article. The deadline for newsletter submissions is the first Wednesday of each month.
*Ensure you have consent from a parent or guardian for any photos featuring children.
For club members not receiving the newsletter who wish to subscribe, direct them to email our team at 39WLionsnews@gmail.com.
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Save the Date
June 20th Emmett Lions Club Cherry Festival Car Show
July 4th Homedale Lions Club 45th Annual Demolition Derby
July 18th Emmett Lions Club Show and Shine
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Boise Bench Lions Club Honored with 75th Anniversary Proclamation from Mayor Lauren McLean
The Boise Bench Lions Club recently received a special proclamation from Boise Mayor Lauren McLean recognizing the club's 75 years of dedicated service to Boise and surrounding communities.
During the presentation, Mayor McLean reflected on the true meaning of leadership, emphasizing that leadership extends far beyond titles and positions. She shared that leadership is found in service, compassion, and a willingness to show up for others. The mayor noted that emerging student leaders, small business owners, city employees, and everyday citizens all demonstrate leadership through their actions and commitment to their communities.
"Servants first, then leaders" was a theme echoed throughout her remarks as she thanked Boise Bench Lions members for their decades of service and for being leaders in their own right through volunteerism and community engagement.
Founded on May 28, 1951, the Boise Bench Lions Club is celebrating 75 years of continuous service. To mark this milestone, the club is planning a major anniversary celebration in May 2027 while embarking on an ambitious goal of completing 75 new service projects during the coming year.
Among the projects planned are volunteer efforts supporting local nonprofits, food distribution programs, assistance to the Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ICBV), support for Special Olympics events, and volunteer work at the Lake Lowell Bird Refuge.
Club leaders say the anniversary is not only an opportunity to reflect on the organization's rich history but also to expand its impact throughout the Treasure Valley.
"What a wonderful way for our club to celebrate 75 years of service," members shared, "by continuing to serve our community together."
As the Boise Bench Lions Club looks toward its next chapter, its commitment remains unchanged: serving neighbors, strengthening communities, and making a lasting difference through volunteer service
Airshow
The club volunteered at the Mountain Home Air Show at the Silver Wings hospitality Tent. Several members were there on Sunday and witnessed the crash of two fighters, it took several hours to clear the crowd and get home that day.
Seeds For Independence
The club was invited to a Garden Party at the Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired to celebrate completion of the garden boxes and help set them up. Members, staff and students added rocks, plants and arranged the boxes on the back patio.
Curt Kelley
Boise, Idaho
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The Weiser Lions Club takes a break from formal business meetings during part of the summer. Our summer service activities and annual, July, club awards picnic take place during this time.
During June, we will volunteer as ushers and ticket takers at the National Oldtime Fiddle Contest held at Weiser. Both Weiser Lions and Leos will take part in this service activity as well as have a float in the Fiddle Contest parade.
Our 2026-2027, club officers and committee chairs have been reported in the Portal as well as the 2026-2027, Weiser High School Leo Club officers. Informal, individual meetings will take place as goals and plans are made for the coming FY.
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This year, we awarded a $500 scholarship to a student in Payette County. With so many outstanding applicants, choosing a recipient was not easy. This year’s scholarship winner is a remarkable young woman from Payette High School, pictured with Lions Debbie and Kathy.
On Saturday May 16th, we hosted a booth along the sidewalk during the Apple Blossom Parade at the 121 Building, owned by the Portia Club. Thank you to the Portia Club and thank you to everyone in our community who stopped by—we truly appreciate your support.
Saturday June13th we had our annual summer picnic/Officer installation. Lion Billie J President, Lion Debora Vice President, Lion Allycia 2nd Vice President, Lion Cleo Secretary, Lion Billie W Treasurer, Lion Barbara Co-Treasurer, Lion Rose Tail Twister
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Rupert Lions Club along with the Rupert Rotary and Rupert Kiwanis are having a flag parade on June 13th. We have invited the entire community, and pictures will be in next month's newsletter.
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May Edition of the Snake River Lions aka District 39W Newsletter.
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DG Peggy Hess - "Feed the Need"
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Lions of 39 W. You are Grandiose!!
You have done us proud. We are in the + for membership and we have new LEOs.
MD 39 Convention = our International Director was Lion David Wentworth and he was a real RingLeader!!
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PCC Betty and her LCIF Team have done a great job raising money. They presented 3 Melvin Jones awards from Heart of a Lion. Weiser club has given to most per member to LCIF. We all need to consider signing up for monthly amounts. Area H LCIF, Cliff Hart reported that area H is just a few $1000 short of reaching our $900,000 goal.
Envision had a fantastic training to set goals and help everyone on the Board to work together. Their remodel is complete with new area for sales, new equipment for processing corneas, so they no longer have to ship them away. They also have a system to donate monthly.
Camp Hodia is helping children ages 4th grade to 17 and their families, it costs $2,500.00 for them to attend. The camps work on Time, Treasure and Talent to help the kids have more confidence and they discover they are not the only one with diabetes.
Special Olympics not only focuses on athletics, they work on the health needs of every athlete as well. They train in 15 sports and Lions have been a partner since 2001. Special Olympics has 3,500 athletes in Idaho. They are always looking for volunteers. WE CAN HELP.
Leader Dog paid us a visit. Jess Vanderboom came and brought a student, Kayla, with her dog, Tellie. They made a great presentation. They have room for 150 dogs and 30 people plus the staff. They have continuous training with summer camps. They teach white cane and dog training. 87 years ago Lions created Leader Dog and we need to continue to support them.
Scouting: Idaho is the 4th highest in suicide and our youth need mentorship. Their Motto is “Do Your Best” and their first level is Lion. Help with a pack already formed or start a new one as an after-school program. Youth of today need our help.
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Environmental learning: No Electronics should ever go into the land fill.
Best Buy and other office supply stores will take monitors, TVs, and printers. None of these should ever go into the trash. Green Square of Boise will take all computers, laptops, I pads, cell phones, cameras, games, headphones, and all cords. They pay a small amount for what you deliver to them. Contact Tobhiyah at 208-597-0997 or tobhiuah@greensquared.com.
The vote was really close, and we are going back to Sun Valley next year. The zooming seemed to work well and the voting online did well.
Thank you to Parma, Adrian, and Weiser for a wonderful time at Charter Parties and meetings.
MD 39 is putting on monthly trainings. Lion Joyce Saunders and Lion Lynne Burks = June is New Officers.
“Just Ask” to get new members!!
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LCI has many learning opportunities: Membership Mondays, Wisdom Wednesdays, Roar & Pour Thursdays. These are zoom meetings monthly and you just need to let them know and they will send you the contact information.
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A member of the Rupert Lions Club has created this logo and the t-Shirt cost is $20.00. Call Tracy at Accurate Imprints at 208-859-2312
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If you are having a special project or a Charter Party, please let me know. 208-670-5545 or peggjess@pmt.org Keep me informed of what is going on. If you have a news letter for your club email, please include me on your mailing list.
Let’s keep growing.
DG Peggy Hess
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District Governor - Elect Lisa Gier - Learning Together, Growing Together
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As we look ahead to an exciting new Lions year, I want to congratulate District Governor Peggy and thank her for her leadership and service to our district this past year.
I am also looking forward to the opportunity to attend the 2026 Lions Clubs International Convention in Hong Kong. Conventions like this are a great chance to learn new ideas, connect with Lions from around the world, and bring back resources and inspiration that can benefit our clubs and communities.
As I prepare for the convention, I would love to hear from members across the district:
What would you like me to learn more about or bring back to share with you?
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Whether it is:
- Education and leadership development
- Membership and service ideas
- Professional development
- Networking connections
- Club engagement strategies
- New programs or successful projects from other districts
Please let me know what interests you most.
My goal is to make the most of this experience and bring home ideas, tools, and connections that will be most helpful to the amazing leaders and members in our district.
Thank you for all you do, and I look forward to learning and growing together in the year ahead.
Kindly,
Lisa
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MD39 Council Chair Lynn Johnson - Leadership Rooted in Service
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MD 39 LCIF Coordinators' Team
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Dear Lions,
- May “Club Presidents Challenge” – During the month of May, we will again be offering this special challenge! Any Multiple District 39, club President who makes a donation of any amount to LCIF will have their name put into a drawing for a $25 Amazon gift card. Congratulations, to our March “Club Presidents Challenge” winner- Lion Rick Shurtleff (Boise Vista). Club Presidents were emailed information from their District Coordinator.
- LCIF Tumblers Fundraiser- This special, LCIF fundraiser for our Multiple District will run through May 29. Our MD 39 will receive $5 per tumbler sold. All funds raised will go toward the Melvin Jones Fellowship/Progressive Melvin Jones Fellowship awards presented at next year’s MD39 convention. An order form has been included in this newsletter or you can contact your LCIF District Coordinator for an emailed form.
- We were able to present three, MD 39 MJF awards during the MD 39 Convention again this year. Thank you, for your support of our Heart of a Lion fundraiser held earlier in the year to raise funds for those awards.
- The LCIF “Tell-A-Thon” will be held on June 7th. Information can be found on the Lions Virtual website or on Facebook- search for Lions Virtual.
- Thank you, to the Lions & Clubs making donations to LCIF at the MD 39 Convention. Your continued generosity and support of our foundation is appreciated & amazing!
- Our MD 39, LCIF Vision Grant Update- We will be closing this grant by the end of May. Grant funds received benefitted Envision.
Cheerful Regards from Your LCIF Coordinators’ Team,
Multiple District 39 Coordinator, PCC Betty Simpson gma1850@hotmail.com
39W District Coordinator, Lion Bryan Straw district39wlcifcoordinator@gmail.com
39E District Coordinator, PDG Lyndon Rinehart lyndonrinehart@gmail.com
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Helpful LCIF Donation Timeline Information
Please follow the timeline below to help ensure all donations and recognition requests are processed within the current Lion Year:
- Mailed donations and/or recognition requests must arrive at the Carol Stream address no later than Monday, June 15, 2026:
Lions Clubs International Foundation
Department 4547
Carol Stream, IL 60122-4547 USA
- Donations and/or recognition requests received after June 15, 2026 should be sent directly to the Oak Brook office, Attention: Donor Services:
Lions International
300 W 22nd St
Oak Brook, IL 60523-8842
- Online donations should be completed by Thursday, June 26, 2026.
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International Director David Wentworth ( Omaha Nebraska) at MD39 Convention extolling the message of the movie “The Greatest Show On Earth “.. equality, following dreams and service “..His motto he repeats daily “It’s a GREAT day to be a LION “…Service to humanity is the greatest work in life … He is a baseball player and he hit a grand slam at our convention…motivational, informative, inspirational , personable and entertaining…We are fortunate to have him on the LCI board… and for one more year.
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Idaho Lions Vision Clinic
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Dear Lions Club Members,
We are working to better support our communities and Lions Clubs by expanding our vision clinic services throughout the state, and we would greatly appreciate your help in making this possible.
We are currently seeking assistance in connecting with optometrists in your area who may be willing to provide free eye exams for patients who qualify through our clinic. We are receiving a growing number of applications from across the state and are eager to serve as many individuals as possible.
Once a patient completes their eye exam, I can assist them directly in obtaining single vision or lined bifocal glasses for a $20 copay through a simple process using email and photos.
If you have any questions or would like to help, please feel free to contact me at 208-208-5896 or nancy@envisionsight.org.
Thank you for your continued support. I look forward to working together to strengthen and serve our communities.
Warm regards,
Nancy Payne
Idaho Lions Vision Clinic Manager
208-208-5896
Nancy@envisionsight.org
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Good afternoon!
I hope you and your fellow Lions leaders have been enjoying an amazing convention season! I've had the opportunity to attend 5 conventions and host another half-dozen educational sessions with Lions and Leos. Thank you especially to MD-39 (Idaho and Oregon), District 37 (Montana), and MD-6 (Colorado) for having me - it was amazing to get to spend so much time in the west with you all! I experienced a goat raffle, jammed a silent auction basket I won into my suitcase, and even went stargazing with a Leader Dog client. What an adventure!
I have a few more trips this month, so please be patient if you receive an out-of-office message in response to your emails. I'm looking forward to being able to be more forward-focused in June to plan for the next Lions year with you. Please let me know if you'd be interested in having a call in June or July to discuss your district - I would love to meet with you to see how I can better serve as your district's Leader Dog contact.
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I hope you have an amazing day!
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Club & Recruiting Ideas for New Lions & Clubs
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Miscellaneous
71. Pet Lovers Club – Supporting animal welfare initiatives.
72. Visually Impaired Club – Engaging individuals with visual impairments.
73. Travel Club – For those who love to explore new destinations.
74. Toastmasters Club – Combining public speaking with service.
75. Homeowners Association Club – Focusing on neighborhood improvements.
76. Crime Watch Club – Focused on community safety and crime prevention.
77. Virtual Run/Walk Club – Organizing virtual fitness events.
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Recruiting Ideas
66. Ask every member to submit 3 prospects to the membership chair
67. Always make it FUN
68. Give every member a club decal or bumper stickers for their car
69. Give testimonials about your club while guests are at the meeting
70. Repeatedly invite prospective members
71. Practice selling your club at Club meetings—have a one minute elevator speech ready
72. Conduct a Membership Satisfaction Survey – see How Are Your Ratings and the Member Satisfaction Guide
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Keep an eye on this space for more Ideas next month
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Greetings, 39W Lions!
Have you recently completed an exciting project or have an event on the horizon? We want to hear about it! Submit your details, and we'll feature it in our upcoming Newsletter. Enhance your story with a couple of photos for greater impact.
Please provide articles as Word documents or similar text files. Keep your submissions brief and limit photos to two per article. The deadline for newsletter submissions is the first Wednesday of each month.
*Ensure you have consent from a parent or guardian for any photos featuring children.
For club members not receiving the newsletter who wish to subscribe, direct them to email our team at 39WLionsnews@gmail.com.
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Save the Date
May 30th 3rd Annual Kids Triathlon Mountain Home Lions Club
May31st C&M Circus Sponsored by Emmett Lions Club
June 7th LCIF “Tell-A-Thon”
June 20th Emmett Lions Club Cherry Festival Car Show
July 4th Homedale Lions Club 45th Annual Demolition Derby
July 18th Emmett Lions Club Show and Shine
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Our Annual Tea was held on April 25 with a Derby Day theme. Lions Sue, Karen, and Debra did a wonderful job decorating, and everything looked fantastic. We also invited the high school choir to perform, and they did an excellent job. This event is our main fundraiser for senior programs and helps support our projects for senior citizens throughout the year.
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Boise Bench Lions Support Student Growth with Donation to ICBVI
The Boise Bench Lions Club is proud to continue its long-standing commitment to community service with a recent $1,750 donation to the Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ICBVI). These funds will support the purchase of materials for student-built wooden planter boxes as part of the organization’s industrial arts program.
This hands-on project allows students to design and construct planter boxes in a fully equipped woodshop, where they learn to safely operate power tools while developing patience, confidence, and problem-solving skills. Once completed, the planter boxes will be used to grow vegetable seedlings—entirely planted and maintained by the students themselves.
ICBVI offers a wide range of services, including instruction in daily living skills, non-visual techniques, and access to a Low Vision Clinic. Programs like industrial arts play a vital role in empowering students with independence and practical skills for everyday life.
This project is just one example of the Boise Bench Lions Club’s dedication to service as the club approaches its 75th anniversary. Founded on May 28, 1951, the club is preparing to celebrate this milestone in May 2027 with an ambitious goal of completing 75 service projects over the coming year. Channel 7 (KTVB) conducted an onsite interview and Club President Rick Vogel was included in the session.
Additional initiatives will include volunteering with local nonprofits, supporting food distribution efforts, assisting Special Olympics, and contributing time at the Lake Lowell Bird Refuge.
As the Boise Bench Lions reflect on 75 years of service, they remain committed to strengthening the community through meaningful projects like this—proving that service truly grows stronger
On May 27th, Boise Mayor McClean will be presenting a proclamation celebrating the anniversary and speaking to the club!
Curt Kelley
Boise, Idaho
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The Weiser Lions Club celebrated 96 years of service to their community during their recent Charter Party! The club was chartered in 1930. Several awards were presented during the evening which featured several honored guests/Lions from other 39W clubs, a multi-course meal served by venue volunteers, raffles, special donations received for LCIF, WHS Leos, laughter and fun! The Charter Party was held at a historic venue which added a special ambience to the evening.
The Weiser Lions Club presented our graduating, senior Leos with cute, mini- boxes filled with treats. Congratulations, to our graduates! Weiser Lions were also present during the annual, Weiser High School (WHS) Awards Assembly to present the “Outstanding Senior Athlete” award plaques to a senior boy and senior girl. This award was named for a long-time, Weiser Lion and educator, Walt Kerfoot. WHS coaches select the award recipients.
Weiser Lions Club President, Linda, and PCC Betty attended the MD 39 Convention held recently at Sun Valley.
Weiser Lions participated in the community’s “Connect” event which featured community organizations. Our club had an informational display table at the event which also included something for younger guests. A potential, new Lion picked up an application.
Club officers for 2026-2027, were elected and submitted in the Portal. Several committee chairpersons for 2026-2027, have also been put into the Portal. The WHS Leo Club recently elected their incoming officers. Lions and Leos are making their plans for the 2026-2027, FY.
Thank you, to the officers/committee chairs who have served during the current year.
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Melvin Jones Fellowship recipient - Lion Don Moyle (Presented by DG Peggy and PCC Betty.)
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Lion Jim Simpson received his 50-year, membership chevron.
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Weiser Lion Karen Penner received her 10-year, membership chevron..
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The Caldwell Lions have been busy! The flowers are blooming and so is our club. We have inducted 4 new members this month. We welcome new Lions Debbie and Norm Geyer, then Tim Nielsen and Bryan Walker. We are so excited to see our club grow and become more vibrant than ever. We are also gearing up for softball season with our sponsored 14u GALS team and we sponsored their new equipment shed. GALS is such a great partner and serves our community in fantastic ways. We have also had fun attending Weiser and Parma charter parties. We had a blast getting together and having a lot of fun with some great Lions! Another huge achievement that we are excited about is our new Leo's club at the Caldwell High School. Lion Annette is their advisor and has done a wonderful job of cultivating a great bunch of Leos. They have already been active and helping their community and are such a great club!
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The ANGEL OF HOPE STATUE project is well underway with the statue being placed in the Dry Creek Cemetery near Eagle...The committee of LIONS Bret Garrigan, Bob Wright and Gary B. D'Orazio have plans for further enhancements with a Memorial Wall, pavers, benches and landscaping. The official dedication is to be determined. However, December 6th is international CHILDRENS DAY and we will have a 7pm candlelight ceremony asking those that attend to bring a white rose to be laid on OUR LITTLE ANGEL statue.
The statue is dedicated to all parents whose children have passed, and to those who have lost a loved one too young too soon. Offering a place of solace and peace.
The EAGLE ANGEL OF HOPE STATUE is the 192nd worldwide. This has been a work of progress for over two years, and we experienced numerous challenges in particular with the ideal location but as typical relentless LIONS the committee prevailed, and OUR ANGEL OF HOPE is now a reality and with great expectations. We are looking to raise $50,000 to complete this special project by selling dedicated pavers, memorial wall plagues and engraved benches.
The Dry Creek Cemetery director and board welcomed the project and donated the ground stating it would be a great enhancement for the cemetery.
Any club or individual wanting to make a donation can send it to the Eagle Mountain West bank, Eagle LIONS Angel account on 1539 E Iron Drive 81616...
PID Gary
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW OPEN
The Homedale Lions Club is proud to announce sponsorship opportunities for the 45th Annual Demolition Derby — happening Friday, July 4th, 2026!
This year is extra special as we celebrate:
45 YEARS OF DERBY TRADITION
AMERICA’S 250TH BIRTHDAY
From crashing cars and packed grandstands to fireworks and community tradition, this event continues to be one of Owyhee County’s biggest summer events.
Because of our incredible sponsors, the Homedale Lions Club is able to support:
Local scholarships
Youth athletics
Emergency services
Community programs & fundraisers
We are especially grateful for the many businesses that have stood beside us for 10+ years helping keep this tradition alive. Your support truly makes an impact in our community.
New sponsorship opportunities for 2026 include:
Beer Garden Sponsor
VIP Experience Sponsor
Arena Entertainment Sponsor
America 250 Celebration Sponsor (Limited to ONE sponsor)
If your business would like to be part of one of Idaho’s longest-running Fourth of July traditions, we’d love to partner with you.
Advertising Deadline: June 10th
LOUD CARS. BIG HITS. BIGGER IMP
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