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Show I 1 ; Holladay Lions Club President ...D. Webster Richards Jr. 1st Vice Pres Wayne L. Shaw 2nd Vice Pres T L. A. Springett 3rd Vice Pres Wayne Nichol Secretary Roy Hobbs Treasurer S. C. Gaddie I Chairman Club Publicity Committee BY MEL WRIGHT LADY LIONS NOTE: Delegates and their wives returning re-turning from the state convention conven-tion report that the clubs making mak-ing the best showing at Cedar City, namely Provo, Sugar House and Salt Lake, all attributed attrib-uted their" success to the fact that they have the support of Lady Lion auxiliary organizations. organiza-tions. Much interest has been arounsed by these contacts at the state meeting, and it is the opinion of those I have talked to that we should have a ladies' auxiliary. So that we might go ahead with a plan of this kind I have their administration. President-elect Arch Aldous informs me that he will be prepared pre-pared to call a meeting of the board of directors in the very near future so that all committees commit-tees may be appointed for the 1946-47 fiscal year. I am sure if you have any preference as to what committee yoa would like to work on, Arch would like to know about it. All members of the board should plan to be in attendance at-tendance at this and subsequent board meetings. It is your duty to the club and the membership to be in attendance at every board meeting. been asked to have all Lady Lions interested contact me. Mel Wright at Holladay 7110. More details on the organization of this auxiliary will be announc-j announc-j ed as plans are formulated. j The annual installation party of the Holladay Lions club will be held Tuesday evening, July ! 2, at Maxfield's Lodge; the time, 7:30 p.m. New officers to be installed at ; that time will be Arch Aldous, president; W. K. Hammond, 1st vice pres.; Earl Belnap, 2nd vice pres.; Don Archer, 3rd vice pres.; I Harold Bennion sec.; Carl Lar- Pioneer Sons Map Details j Of Pilgrimage j Music reminiscent of Pioneer days will feature the camporee at Big Mountain on July 20, sponsored by the Sugar House Camp of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. The Millennial Chorus, composed com-posed of former LDS mission- j airies to Great Britain will fur- nish most of the musical num- I bers at the affair, according to Wendell . J. Ashton, president, and chairman of the program committee. Led by Bertram Willis, the Millennial Chorus was formed in 36 by the late Joseph J. Cannon, then president of the British Mission. They sang before more than a thousand audiences throughout the British Isles during, dur-ing, the next four years. The chorus has become one of the best known singing groups in the state during the past five years. Plans are rapidly nearing completion for the camporee at Big Mountain, Mr. Ashton said, i A hike from the flats in Moun-1 tain Dell to the scene of the Mormon Pioneers' last camp site is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, July 20. A short program will be held at the camp site. The main program will be j held that evening, with musical i numbers and a brief address paying pay-ing tribute to the Pioneers. A site has been selected which is easily accessible by car. It is located two miles east of the main highway and can be reached reach-ed by a Salt Lake water department depart-ment road. sen, tres.; joe mcuonaia, j,ion Tamer; Ken Sutherland and Bob Treageagle, Tailtwisters; George Crowther and Mel Wright, 2-year directors. Retiring officers to be honored honor-ed will be Web Richards Jr., Wayne Shaw, Lloyd Springett, Wayne Nichol, Roy Hobbs, S. C. Gaddie, Harold Bennion and Joe Mallory. ' Members should plan to be in attendance and bring your wife along. Lets give the new. administration admin-istration our support and make this year the biggest in the history his-tory of the Holladay club. Members returning from the convention at Cedar City report that it was probably the finest convention ever held in the state the accommodations were good, the fqod was good, and the Cedar City club had gone to great trouble to make every minute very enjoyable. Those attending were Arch Aldous, Roy Hobbs, Don Archer, Harold Bennion, Harold Thomas, Carl Larsen, VVm. Nichol, and John Haslam. Lloyd M. Theurer of Logan was elected district governor of 28A succeeding Edwin C. Randall of Ogden Club. Dr. W. Woolf of the Provo club was elected Dist. Gov. of 28B succeeding M. J. Urie of Cedar City Our congratulations to the new district governors and may they have a very successful year. To the retiring leaders our congratulations con-gratulations and thanks for the marvelous job turned in during |
