AMBOY — The Amboy Lions Club Draw Down held on Sept. 11 was a big success as it returned to its normal format this year. The food served by the Lee County Pork Producers was delicious and the attendees all had a good time.
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AMBOY — The Amboy Lions Club Draw Down held on Sept. 11 was a big success as it returned to its normal format this year. The food served by the Lee County Pork Producers was delicious and the attendees all had a good time. The big winners of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dinges. The Club wishes to thank the local residents for their support again this year and the area businesses and individuals who donated money and prizes to make the evening so successful.
In other news, a club member brightened up the Amboy
Welcome signs this week with fall decorations donated by Deb and Rick Cardot. Lion Jim Travi is finalizing plans for the Amboy Central School’s annual fourth grade class pumpkin decorating event to be held in early October. Pfeiffer Farms Fresh Market of Ashton will be donating the pumpkins for this event.
Meusel’s Amboy Dairy Delight donated tokens that the students will be able to redeem for ice cream cones in the spring.
Lion Jeff Lilja is chairing a feasibility study committee to investigate adding all-inclusive playground equipment to one of the city parks. This playground equipment will be a major undertaking for the club and donations are welcome.
The Club invites anyone interested in the Lions to attend one of its meetings to learn more about the Club and how to join.
The club meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6 p.m. at the Amboy Community Building.
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