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Show I Roy as the Cedar City club has asked for a deposit on these reservations and the names of members who plan to attend, so thiit they can assign individual rooms to the members. j business purposes and that accommodations ac-commodations for 25 couples have been made at one of the leading hotels. If you are planning plan-ning to attend the convention, please notify Pres. Web or Secy. Holladay Lions Club President ,...D. Webster Richards Jr. 1st Vice Pres Wayne L. Shaw 2nd Vice Pres L. A. Springett 3rd Vice Pres Wayne Nichol Secretary Roy Hobbs Treasurer S. C. Gaddie Chairman Club Publicity Committee BY MEL WRIGHT charter to President Harvey Eckman of the Midvale club. May I add at this point that Gov. Ed's pesentation talk was one of the finest and most inspirational in-spirational talks on Lionism that it has been my pleasure to listen to. From our club we had eight couples, Lions and Lioness Web Richards, Roy Hobbs, Kay Hammond, Mel Boley, J. R. Nichol, Nich-ol, Bob Treagegle, Dell Christen-sen Christen-sen and Mel Wright. May we extend to the Salt Lake City Lions our thanks for the much improved service on our Holladay route. The new big buses make traveling back and forth to town much more enjoyable. The new benches installed in-stalled at a few of the corners have made waiting for the buses a little more pleasant, too. Thanks again for your cooperation, coopera-tion, gentlemen. We appreciate it very much. Lion Frank Withers has informed in-formed me that our reservations reserva-tions to the state convention have been approved and that we have been assigned one room at convention headquarters (for I By the time you have received this issue of the Bulletin Jyou should have received in the mail your official ballot containing the names of all nominees for the board of directors of the Holladay Hol-laday Lions club. It is the duty of each and every one of us to exercise our franchise and vote for the individual of our choice. As indicated on the ballot election elec-tion night will be June 13 and YOU should keep this date in j mind and plan to- be in attend- J ance at this most important meeting. In order to make this election night as. interesting as possible, the program committee has lar-ranged lar-ranged to have Gus Backman, secretary of the Salt Lake Chamber Cham-ber of Commerce, on hand to talk to us on the Geneva steel plant and what' we can do to assist in the Centennial program. pro-gram. ; It is with regret that we announce an-nounce the death of Lion Ernest E. (Gene) Cardwell. Lion Gene was one of the new members mem-bers of our club and although he had only been in a few months ' he hac'i the true spirit o;f Lionism and co operation. To Li oness Mary, hies wife, Lion George i Cardwell, hist brother, and hi"-' mother and sis-j, ters, may we ex ! press our sym- j pathy for the loss! of your Lion Mr. Cardwell son, husband and brother. Gene died in the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn., after a lingering linger-ing illness. Flying from Salt Lake City, his entire family was at his bedside at the time of his death. He was born Feb. 8, 1917, in Salt Lake City, a son of Ernest A. and Elizabeth A Speight Cardwell. He married Mary Goff June 17, 1939, in Salt Lake L. D. S. temple. He was co-partner of the Card-well Card-well Bros, service station in Holladay. Hol-laday. Funeral services were conducted conduct-ed Monday in Parleys ward chap-1 el. I Midvale Lions held their charter char-ter night banquet at the Hotel Utah last Thursday evening and although the crowd was not as large as it should have been, t those who attended will all agree that it was an outstanding occasion. occa-sion. In attendance was immediate imme-diate past international president, presi-dent, D. A. Skeen, who introduced intro-duced District Governor Ed Randall Ran-dall of Ogden. Ed presented the |
