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Meetings:
1st & 3rd
Mondays
at 7:00 p.m.
at Shawn O'Donnell's Restaurant
122 - 128th St. S.E.
Everett, WA
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Meet the Traveling
Mill Creek Lion!
In some circles they have a "Traveling Gnome" but we have something much
better! We have the "Traveling Mill Creek Lion" and he's coming to your front yard
soon if you're a member of the Mill Creek Lions Club... Be prepared!
You may want to get your kitty litter ready now!
So when he arrives, roll out the Red Carpet for him! Treat him well,
dress him up, show him the town and take many pictures with him and submit your
favorite to our Traveling Lion Photo Contest (See Below).
For more information, see the
information
document or the packet that travels with the Lion when he arrives
at your doorstep!
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Where is he
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Our Traveling Lion
checked out some good books at the Mill Creek Library during his visit
with Lions Roy & Marilyn and then he was off again! |
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After a long visit
with our Snohomish County Sheriff & his wife, our little Lion friend
decided to finally move on... |
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After a long bike
ride
the Mill Creek Lion and I
decided to stop at the Market
to smell
the new fall flowers. |
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We met up with Lion
Sunny
and decided to go to
our favorite watering hole. |
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Then the party
really got started.
We Mill Creek Lions
know how to have
fun!
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One week with the
Shoves and
the Mill Creek Lion
becomes a real party
animal! |
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Mill Creek Traveling Lion
Photo Contest |
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Submit your photo with the Traveling Lion
via e-mail in .jpg or .gif
format
to
Lion Kathy
to enter the photo contest! |
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Name the Lion Contest... |
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Names Entered:
1. Clarence - Submitted by Rob
2. "Rory" (like "Roar") -
Submitted by Melissa
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Our little Lion friend
needs a name!
Submit your
entry via e-mail
to
Lion Kathy
to enter the
"Name
the
Lion
Contest!"
If you don't like these names, you need to submit some other ideas! |
3. Mutota - Submitted by Sunny
THE GREAT MUTOTA (1440)
The year was 1440. The King was
Mutota. In any other European country he would have been known
as Mutota the Great. He and his council was quick to see that
even the most advance states each standing independently and
alone, were doomed to European criminal exploits unless unified
into a single nation with a strong central government. This also
should be achieve through voluntary association if possible.
Mutota and the new leaders understood this very well. Therefore,
Mutota, in 1440, began the campaign to carry out his grand
design. This was a great plan aimed at nothing less than uniting
Africans into a vast empire that cut across South Africa below
the Limpopo river, and covered Zimbabwe with an indefinite
boundary beyond the Zambezi River in Zambia, and on over
Mozambique to the Indian Ocean, sweeping southward again to
re-posses the entire coastline fronting the New Empire. This
area contained the majority of the world precious metals such as
gold, copper, tin and iron held in over 4000 mines. After 30
years of struggle, unity was finally achieve in 1480 into the
Empire of Monomotapa.
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