posted Nov 16, 2011 8:16 PM by James Connelly
Lois M. Arsand
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Arsand, Lois M. Formerly of Racine, WI. Lois passed away, surrounded by
her family on Monday, November 14, 2011. Reunited with her parents:
Marie and Godfrey Nelson, husband: Marvin and daughter: Gail. Survivors
include her daughter: Patti (Jim) Holzman; brother:
Robert (Arline) Nelson; grandchildren: Kelly Voss, Nathan, Dustin and
Johanna Holzman; great-grandchildren: Tristan Stieber Voss and Aubrey
Holzman; dear friend: Al Cobbs; cousins and many dear friends. A
long-time resident of Oak Creek, Lois was a very active
charter member of All Saints Lutheran Church, the Oak Creek Lionettes
(received the Melvin Jones Fellow Award for dedication to service),
A.S.W.A., Cudahy B.P.W. and the Oak Creek and Caledonia Historical
Societies. She gave generously of her time and resources.
Lois was an avid golfer, bicyclist and hiker who completed many
sections of the Appalachian Trail. She enjoyed attending Wisconsin
Badger football games. Visitation Saturday 11AM-1:00PM at ALL SAINTS
LUTHERAN CHURCH (9131 S Howell Av, Oak Creek) with Memorial
Service 1:00PM. Private interment. In lieu of flowers, memorials to All
Saints Lutheran Church appreciated. |
posted Oct 23, 2011 3:32 PM by James Connelly
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updated Oct 23, 2011 4:36 PM
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
5:30pm - 7:30pm.
The
Oak Creek Lions will once again be participating in the Halloween
Trick-or-Treat for Special Needs Kids held annually at the Country Inn
and Suites Milwaukee Airport. The event is being held this year on
Thursday, October 27th with the Trick-or-Treat starting about 5:30PM.
Along with handing out candy to the special needs participants, the
Oak Creek Lions decorate the room and have a wonderful time interacting
with the kids and adults. Special guest Milfred McGillicutte is regular
at the event and loved by all. Halloween event coordinator (Lion Clark
Smith) has received confirmation from an annonomous source that says she
"spoke to Milfred several days ago, and Milfred promised to be at the party again this year. Milfred is now 263 years old, but still can come out of the cemetery for this special party".
Wisconsin Lions Foundation representative Dave Hemple will also be
at the event to talk about and distribute flyers on the Wisconsin Lions
camp.
Please share this information with any and all special needs kids and their families and invite them out to this year's event.
Have a Great Day
Lion Clark Smith See the attached flyer for full details |
posted Sep 19, 2011 9:50 AM by Oak Creek Lions
The new Lions International Video and TV commercials are finished, approved and set for International release!
Lions of our District have been working with LCI on this project for 6 months and now it is ready for a public premiere!
These
are not your ordinary "bees knees, cat's pajamas, far out, take a nap
in your chair during training" Lions productions... these are "fresh,
jammin, rockin" ads that are going "viral" on YouTube, and will
hopefully open the eyes of the X generation to the wonderful things that
Lions do. Most important, the spots are filmed with dozens of Lions you know and love from right here in our District!! Due to our Districts hard work and dedication, LCI has approved our exclusive Premiere Party.
You
are invited to walk the red carpet and attend the Lions Club
International Video Premiere Party on Friday, September 30th to
celebrate the launch of the LCI advertizing campaign. Please join us
to preview these terrific ads and meet the professionals (writers,
producers, editors, etc) and local Lions who volunteered their time to
produce these great membership tools for use by Lions around the world.
The party will be held at the Oak Creek American Legion Hall at 9327
South Shepard Avenue, Oak Creek 53154, in the Lower Hall. The fun starts
at 7:00 pm. At 8pm, there will be a brief program with introductions
of LCI and production staff volunteers and the premiere viewing. The
party and viewings will continue until 11pm. Please feel free to
bring your family and guests. Food and beverages will be available and
dress is casual.
We look forward to seeing you at
this unique and fun event. We understand this is short notice, however
the premiere needed to coincide with LCI approvals,
schedules and several local events. We hope that the timing of the
party activities will allow you to attend and enjoy all the events in
the District.
In Service,
IPDG Karla and The Yellow Vest Posse
Lion Karla Nimphius Harris
27 A1 Immediate Past District Governor
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posted Sep 12, 2011 8:00 AM by Oak Creek Lions
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updated Sep 12, 2011 8:10 AM
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Prize #
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Prize |
Winner |
City |
State |
| 1 |
$100
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Sam Koenig |
Oak Creek |
WI
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| 2 |
$200
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Jose Zuniga |
Wales
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WI |
| 3 |
Bucks Package
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Greg Hajek |
Oak Creek |
WI |
| 4 |
Packers Package |
JoAnn Zaborski |
Milwaukee |
WI |
| 5 |
Brewers Package |
Bob Wanta |
Milwaukee |
WI |
| 6 |
Mini Refrigerator
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Kathy Kuzma |
Oak Creek |
WI |
Grand
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$700 |
Barb Kirkish
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Milwaukee |
WI |
Congratulations to all our raffle winners! |
posted Aug 28, 2011 5:10 PM by Oak Creek Lions
One of the city's biggest events of the year is almost here.
You've probably the seen the signs around town for the 52nd-annual
Oak Creek Lionsfest, which will be held Sept. 2 through Sept. 5 at American Legion Park, 9327 S. Shepard Ave., and features great performers and activities for all ages.
Though the event lasts only four days out of the year, the Oak Creek
Lions Club spends a lot more time bringing the festival to life.
"The organizing of the festival never ends," Lions President Nancy
Finch said. "Once the festival has ended for the current year, we begin
planning for next year. We spend countless hours planning and
organizing to make the event the best it can be."
So what are the fruits of their labors? This year, more than 20 bands
are playing on indoor and outdoor stages, including favorites like The
Britins and The Toys. Local funnyman Pat McCurdy will also make an
appearance at 2 p.m. Monday.
All of your favorite festival rides will be there again, along with raffles, a car show and the much-loved Polka Mass.
Finch promises much more in the way of family-friendly events this
year, including an arts-and-craft show and a special children's area -
free of charge.
"We want the community to know that 'family comes first,'" Finch said.
Known for their charitable pursuits, the Oak Creek Lions will put the
proceeds from the festival to good use. With money raised at the event,
the club is able to assist with many deserving community projects and
families needing help in tough times.
The festival grounds are open to the public starting at 3 p.m.
Friday. Discounted carnival ride tickets can be purchased at the
Legion, Ace Hardware, Butcher Block, Gary’s Beer & Liquor, North Shore Bank, the Oak Creek Community Center, Walgreens and M&I Bank.
Click here for more on Lionsfest and a detailed schedule of activities.
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posted Aug 22, 2011 9:39 AM by Oak Creek Lions
Thursday September 1, 2011
1:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Oak Creek Community Center
8580 S. Howel Ave.
Appointments encourages. walk-ins welcome.
To make an appointment go to:
www.bcw.edu/oakcreeklions
Or contact Lions Peter Hillringhouse:
phillringhouse@wi.rr.com
414-731-8388
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posted Aug 10, 2011 12:01 PM by Oak Creek Lions
The
52nd Annual Oak Creek Lionsfest Runs from Friday - Sept 2nd thru Monday -
Sept. 5th. Come on out and enjoy the music, food, rides, fun &
games for all ages.
Live entertainment will be available all weekend long with over 20 bands
playing your favorite music on the indoor and outdoor stages. Opening
Friday will be the Britins from 3:00 – 7:00 PM with the Sociables
headlining Friday night. The headliner Saturday night w...ill
be The Toys and on Sunday will be the festival favorite Mt. Olive. Pat
McCurdy hits the outdoor stage Monday afternoon @ 2 PM.
For Fun & Games, Calkins Midway will be here once again with all of
your favorite carnival rides. Discounted ride tickets for the midway are
available for advanced purchase at the following Oak Creek locations:
Ace Hardware, the American Legion Post, the Butcher Block, Gary’s Beer
& Liquor, North Shore Bank, the Oak Creek Community
Center, Walgreens and M&I Bank (new this year). Advance ride tickets
may also be purchased from any Oak Creek Lion member. The Discounted
ride tickets, including the “wrist bands” for unlimited rides may be
purchased until 5 PM on Friday Sept 3rd. No discounted tickets will be
sold after that time. New this year, the unlimited ride “wrist band” is
valid from 1:00 PM until 11:00 PM on Saturday or Sunday or from Noon to
8:00 PM on Monday.
The Oak Creek Lions Labor Day Weekend Festival kicks off Friday Sept 3rd
with Seniors Day. Senior citizens are invited from 11AM until 3PM for
food, games, prizes and dancing with lunch served from noon – 2:00 PM.
The Festival grounds open to the general public on Friday Sept 3rd @ 3PM
and we’ll be serving our Fish Fry promptly at 4 PM. Saturday morning
will be a craft fair in the upper parking lot as well as a kids and
family featured tent activities (clowns, balloon figures, and cookie
decorating among the activities).
Sunday the grounds open @ 10AM with a Car show and display until 3PM.
Also Sunday morning is our revered Polka Mass, starting @ 10:30 AM. Our
famous beef or pork BBQ sandwiches with all the fix’ins will be served
Sunday and Monday from Noon until 5:30 PM or while supplies last.
Saturday's food special is a New York Strip steak sandwich (Butcher
Block) - come check it out.
The Lionsfest raffle drawings for the will be held Monday evening @ 7PM.
This year’s prizes include Brewer’s, Bucks and Packer packages as well
as Cash Prizes.
So don’t forget - Sept 2nd thru Sept. 5th, the 52nd Annual Oak Creek
Lionsfest. 9327 S. Shepard Avenue – approximately 2 Miles east of I-94.
From I-94, take Ryan Road East to Shepard Avenue, then Left ½ mile and
look for the Ferris wheel. You may also arrive at the festival grounds
from the North by heading South on Shepard Avenue off of Puetz Avenue.
Thank you and hope to see you there! |
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