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“What was that number? I was distracted!” That could be what 7-month-old Kason Ludeman was thinking while holding an OGNIB card during the Hot Springs Lions Club fundraiser Sunday in the Hot Springs School multi-purpose room. You’re never too young to learn to play OGNIB, as Kason showed. (Joe Sova photos/Clark Fork Valley Press)

“What was that number? I was distracted!” That could be what 7-month-old Kason Ludeman was thinking while holding an OGNIB card during the Hot Springs Lions Club fundraiser Sunday in the Hot Springs School multi-purpose room. You’re never too young to learn to play OGNIB, as Kason showed. (Joe Sova photos/Clark Fork Valley Press)

November 21, 2018

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Hot Springs Lions Club hosts fundraiser
November 21, 2018 3:18 p.m.

Hot Springs Lions Club hosts fundraiser

Lions Club International chapters around the world have a great reputation for serving communities in need, and the Hot Springs Lions Club got excellent support during their OGNIB fundraiser Sunday afternoon and evening at Hot Springs School. The multi-purpose room was filled to capacity as game players vied to take home items that filled the stage.