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Show Local Lions Club Chooses Officers Officers to serve for the coming year for the Gunnison Lions club, were named at the regular luncheon meeting held at the Wistaria cafe Wednesday of last week. The choice of the club members for president was C. E. Andersen, assistant cash- -ier for the Gunnison Valley bank. Dr. J. A. Hagan was the unanimous choke for the office of vice-president and Grant Chidester was elected secretary-treasurer. Mark M. Duggins was chosen as Lion Tamer, while C. M. Edwards will serve in the capacity of Tail Twister. In addition to the officers, Ira Overfelt, A. M. Peterson, L. H. Johnson and Martin Peterson will serve as members of the boatV of governors for the local club. The newly elected officers will be Inducted Induct-ed at one of the meetings to be held the early part of July. More than the usual enthusiasm was shown at the annual election of officers. The matter of segregating the several sev-eral clubs in district 28 of the Inter-natioal Inter-natioal Lions club, including the duba of Utah and Idaho, and which has been proposed by the district governor, gover-nor, was ratified by the local organization. organi-zation. The plan has been drafted into in-to the constitution and by-laws and through its adoption by all clubs in the district, a different plan will en-volve. en-volve. Under the new system, the varoius clubs will be districted into groups. Moroni, Fairview, Mt. Pleasant, Pleas-ant, Ephraim, Gunnison, Salina, Monroe Mon-roe and Richfield, it is announced, will comprise district three. Each district will be under the supervision and direction of a deputy district governor, whose duty it will be to visit; vis-it; the various groups at frequent intervals. in-tervals. In addition to electing year officers and ratifying the constitution and by-laws, recently proposed, many projects pro-jects were outlined for the coming season. |
