Guthrie Lions Club

02/23/2019

Oklahoma Lions District MD 3 Northwest Convention.

11/01/2018

10/14/2017

Guthrie Airport Road clean up today. Great and beautiful job Guthrie Lions Club.

10/14/2017

Jim Garlin brought to us by our Lion of the day - John Kellogg October 13, 2017.

09/06/2017

Guthrie Football Coach came to the Noon Lions Club meeting on August 18, 2017, at Stacy's Place.
Coaches are very influential in the lives of our children. It was wonderful to here the dedication of Coach speak about his Guthrie students. The words he used in his speech, would encourage our children to strive for greatness and achieve their goals. The athletic department offers space, by giving them a place to work hard and dedicate themselves. He had discussed the actions of these students working harder, because they were a younger generation coming into the sport. His power of positive words discussed, rang clear, Guthrie Coaches are inspiring these children to do great on and off the field. Winning today, will take time, but your building their foundations stronger, will be better for tomorrow.

NEXT GAME: Friday, Sep 8 at 7:00 PM

Ponca City
vs.
Guthrie
The Guthrie varsity football team has a home non-conference game vs. Ponca City (OK) on Friday, September 8 @ 7p.

05/05/2017

Guthrie Noon Lions Club Adopts- A- Street

Recently members of the Guthrie Noon Lions Club completed another “clean sweep” of the city streets which they have adopted. Airport Road and portions of Division are the focal points for their quarterly trash pick up. Steve Gentling, Lion Club President, noted “This is our club’s way to help make our community cleaner and more attractive to everyone. We joined the Guthrie “Adopt – A – Street” program last year and have completed several “sweeps” of “our” streets. It is a good project for any civic club or business interested in keeping of city looking good. It is a nice mix of goodness: good camaraderie, good exercise, and good for the city.”

05/03/2017

Guthrie Lions Club Honors Students

Recently, the Guthrie Lions Club honored two Guthrie High School Seniors for their academic and leadership achievements.

Brayden D**e, son of Cheryl and Timothy D**e, was recognized as one of the Guthrie High Valedictorians, an academic All-State nominee and achieving the Masonic Academic Achievement Excellence Award. He is a leader in the Junior ROTC program and has been involved with the golf, football and robotics programs at the high school. Brayden will be one of the valedictorian speakers at commencement. He is an American Legion Boys State alternate and plans on attending Oklahoma State University with a focus on computer sciences.

Casey DeHart is the daughter of Kathy and Charles DeHart. She is extremely involved at all levels of choir and band, earning Superior Ratings at the District and State Contest in solo and ensemble presentations. She is active with the Pied Pipers, the Victorian Singer and the Jazz Choir. Casey will be attending the University of Central Oklahoma in the fall and majoring in music.

12/16/2016

Guthrie Lions Club had wonderful guests today. Mr. Bill Perring from Guthrie Highschool Choir. He has given the Christmas Show for the past 20 years. Such beautiful voices!

12/02/2016

Mixed fruit boxes, pears, oranges, grapefruit, gift baskets for sale. $25.00 each. Make checks payable to the Guthrie Lions Club and pick up at Kellogg Insurance, 113 N Division St, Guthrie, OK 73044, today. Or call John Kelloggs office 405- 282-4422 Large orders welcome.

10/29/2016

Lion of the day Patti Chamberlain brought a wonderful speaker Friday, October 28th. Amy Loch of Logan County Historical Society. She discussed the WPA Projects in Guthrie America. The best part was, one of our own Lion member, Kenneth Mitchell, was able to tell us some personal stories about his encounters as a child. Ms. Amy had shown images of the town and projects are viewable today that were created by the hard workers of the WPA Projects. If you enjoy learning please go to the site given. http://www.logancountyhistoricalsociety.org/research.html

10/26/2016

Lion Steve Gentling was the speaker of the day Friday, October 20th, 2016. His guest was Lori A. Miller, CEBT, Executive Director of Oklahoma Eye Bamk. She spoke about the donors, their techniques of harvesting the corneas, the statistics of helping and saving peoples eye sight. It is amazing that a person does not have to match blood type to receive a transplant. If you would like to learn more their website is below. You are more than welcome to go to their facility for a tour. http://www.oklahomalionseyebank.org

10/21/2016

Lions are doing volunteer community work in hundreds of countries, through a variety of programs: sight, hearing, youth, international relations, community, environment, health and disaster relief.