LITTLE RIVER LIONS 
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
2020 Editor: Lion Randy Edwards
PASTA DINNER FUNDRAISER ON APRIL 17, 2020
The LR Lions Club's Annual Pasta Supper fundraiser will be held in the Spring this year at the Little River United Methodist Church. Cooler weather is a better time for a pasta supper. All club members will help at various times and ways to make the supper a great success. Our meat sauce and marina sauce is homemade by a local chef. We are very grateful for the support and donations by local businesses, and hope our guests enjoy their dinners. Net proceeds fund our service projects for the underpriviliged in the Little River area.
Preparing the bread for butter & garlic.
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Lions start baking.
Lions take a break after setting up the tables.
Lions are ready to begin serving up plates.
Our guests enjoy their meal.
Lions greet guests at the entrance.
Lions are prepared to serve our guests.
Lions greet and talk with our guests.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE
Little River Lions participate each year in this North Myrtle Beach parade. Some Lions walk along side of our trailer and pass out candy to the children and senior citizens viewing the parade. Viewers enjoy the event and applaud the Lions Club for our community service and contribution to the parade's success.
Lions await the start of the parade.
Many LR Lions participate in the parade each year.
We decorate our trailer with shamrocks and other greenery.
Our Lion mascot rides on the front of the truck pulling our trailer.
Typical picture of the huge crowd at the parade.
Everyone wears their green on in one form or another.
Another group of happy watchers.
Many applaud our community service, and the children love the candy.
JULY 4TH FLAG MARCH ON THE BEACH
LR Lions join with sponsor, American Legion Post 186, to walk the full eight miles of North Myrtle Beach ocean front carrying the American Flag, SC flag and the POW/MIA flag. Each team of three walk one-half mile and then pass the flags over to the next team. Viewers on the beach applaud and salute as the flag-bearers pass.
The link below shows WW II planes flying over the Beach at the conclusion of the walk.
http://http://www.carolinalive.com/news/story.aspx?id=1066244#.U86-ToWfiSo
LITTLE RIVER LIONS BUILD TWO HANDICAP RAMPS
Five LR Lions construct handicap access ramps at homes of local, underprivileged people. Lions are shown here working in severe heat. Our club provides materials and labor at no charge to deserving residents of the Little River community. WE SERVE, even in hot weather!
Great job Lions!
ANOTHER LRLC HANDICAP RAMP PROJECT
LR Lions construct another ramp, but this time enjoy the shade of the carport. Where there is a need, Lions serve!
Lions finish the platform by the door exit.
The crew gets the first plank down on the ramp.
The completed ramp with our Little River Lions Club sign on the railing. Another great job, Lions!
CANDY DAY AT WALMART
At our club's Candy Day fundraisers, members work three shifts to accept donations and give Tootsie Pops to anyone who wants them. All proceeds are used to fund our charitable services, projects, and activities.
Lions distributing candy to donors.
Lions accepting donations.
Lions enjoy the fellowship of fundraising!
