The Moose Mountain Lions Club held their seventh annual golf tournament Saturday, Oct. 1 at Golf Kenosee, with 80 golfers teeing off at the club's largest yearly fundraiser.
The day began with a pancake breakfast and the Moose Mountain Church of Christ in Kenosee Village and ended with a supper and social the Kenosee Rec Hall.
“It's our biggest fundraiser,” says the club's outgoing president, Kent Sauter. “It's a good way to end the summer and it will help support our greenspace project in the (Kenosee) village, which will have an outdoor rink, a playground, picnic area, and walking trails.”
“Our members are mostly people who are right here in Kenosee and we have some Lions Club members from Langbank, too,” says Sauter. “But we're always looking for new members and anyone who would like to join our club can get in touch with any of Moose Mountain Lions.”
Sauter says helping with the planned greenspace is the club's largest and most ambitious project so far.
“We partner with the community a lot,” he says. “And as for the greenspace, it will start as soon as we get the funding. We're still surveying the land.”
“We'll also be holding our fall community clean-up soon and our next event will be our Open Mic night, so we're looking forward to those, too.”
