CLUB NEWS AND VIEWS BETTY FGRSON
LIONESS CLUB
A Lioness Club was organized for this area
on Monday night October 28, at the Glenn
allen High School. The new officers are;
President; Midge Wotasiak
Secretary; Velma Ballard
Treasurer; Jo Roach
First Vice-President; Peggy Richereek
Second Vice-President; Katie Goddard
Third Vice-President; Kathy Slabada
EOAPD OF DIRECTORS;
Karen Brown
Pat Gobel
Alura Lewis
Valda Falk
Eileen Ewan
Joann Gore
LIONESS TAMER; FLORENCE CLAYTON
FANNY PINCHER; GLADYS HEINTZ
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LIONS AND LIONESS BOaRD MEETING
A joint board meeting for the lions and
Lioness was held at the A.C.S. Rec. Hall.
It was suggested that they sell brooms,
apples, and light bulbs to raise funds
for the eye conservation program. The
next joint meeting will be at Tonsina Lodge
on November 11. The Lioness board meeting
will be November 8 at the American Legion
Hall.
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LION AND LIONESS CLUBS TO MEET
A joint Lion and Lioness Club Meeting
is scheduled for November 11 at Tonsina
Lodge, Mile 79 on the Richardson Highway.
The Clubs' Meeting will start with a
Smorgasbord dinner at 8 P.M. and conclude
with a special program. Reports will be
made on Sight Conservation, Christmas
activities, and other club projects. The
joint Lion-Lioness are a real opportunity
to dine out in the company of good and
civic minded community friends. Plan to
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THE MAN ,<H0 IS TOO Bid FOR A SMALL JOB
IS TOO SMALL FOR A BIG JOB!
LI (MS CLUB TURKEY SHOOT
The Copper River Basin Lions Club 'will hold
a small bore Turkey Shoot on November 16
beginning at 10 A.M. and lasting all day. Thp
shoot will be stagd at the Copper Valley
School Gynasium. Those persons who tested
their ability at the last Turkey Shoot on
October 5 will remember that a small man
named Ken Bunch came to the shoot with a
large assortment of target rifles and loaded
his Vh with Turkeys, hell now the Lions
quickly recruited this National rifle figure!
into the C.R.B.L.C. Ken will be on hand
Saturday, November 16, but this time as a
member of the Lions Committee to help all
shooters with expert coaching, he feel that
Ken might be persuaded to display some of
his target rifles which have won him acclaim.
The Lions have lots of Turkeys and bacon
slabs on hand so come on down to the Copper
Valley School gym and try your skill. There j
is no need to bring rifles because all 22's
and ammunition will be furnished by the
Lions. Just come and win. Refreshments
and hot coffee will be served by the Copper !
Valley school students.
BROUNIE CLUB NE.<S
The new Brownie’s Club held its first meet
ing October 30 at the American Legion Hall. |
eleven children were present.Mrs. Mildred
Hinshaw is the Brownie Leader, ably assisted
by Mrs. A.T. Clayton and Mrs. Orvis Clark.
Members of the club are:
Lori Major
Susan Lambert
Laura Brown
Andrea Gilliams
Lucienne Hinshaw
Genevieve Tibbits
Maraley Clayton
Terri Martin
Mary Brown
Gloria Blackburn
Sheryl Miller
COPPER VALLEY HOMEMAKERS
The Homemakers will have their monthly
meeting Thursday November 7, at the Glenn
allen High School at 8; P.M# Subjects of
the evening: Film-"Take a Can of Salmon"
and a demonstration on tieing bows for
packages.
SKY PILOTS CLUB
The club met Tuesday November 5 at the
church at 7 P.M. They were entertained
with a skating party. Refreshments were
served to approximately 14 persons.
Mr. Dale Kiser, Mr. Tegler, and Mr. Knoebel
I are counselors for this organization.
STORKLINE NEU'S
BETTY FORSON
MARTHA KEELER
October 24 th twins were born to Jean
and Neil Huddleston of copper Center. Their
names — James Allen and Sally Jean.
Steven Daniel arrived on October 26th in
the ^household of Cayle and william Noonkesser
of Clennallen.
un October 29th Daniel Frederick was born
to Moya and David James of Northway.