Lions Celebrate
25th Anniversary
The Cooleemee Lions Club
will celebrate their 25th anni
versary on Monday evening,
April 27, with a dinner meeting
at the Cboleemee School Cafe
teria at 7:30 pjn.
Invited guests will include all
the charter members and their
wives and the Salisbury Lions
Club, which sponsored the local
dub 25 years ago. Ifce Mocks
ville Lions Club are also invited.
The charier members were:
C. W. Alexander, (deceased C.
F. Bahnson, M. M. Calhoun,
Miles Carpenter, J. G. Oaw
lord, Joe G. Elkins, R. R. Eva
hart, (deceased), R. J. Forest,
W. H. Hoyle, J. W. Inscoe,
Charles L. Isley, Dr. B. R.
Koogler, A. T. Lewis, J. E.
McNeeiey, G. R. Madison, J. O.
Moody, (deceased), T. C. Pegr
am, (deceased), Rev. G. L.
Royster, C. W. Shepherd, C. N.
nE. C. Tatum (deceased),
. Tiller, W. R. Wands,
James W. Wall, and B. C.
Young.
Mr. J. G. Crawford is the only
Today Is Earth Day
The students at Cooleemee
Elementary School are doing
their thing in observance of
Earth Day. Today, (Wednes
day, April 22) has been desig
nated to be a day of nationwide
environmental education.
Homemakers Hold
Regular Meeting
Hie Cooleemee Homemakers
Club held their regular meeting
Friday at the home of Mrs.
Beatrice Shore at 7:30 p.m.
Hi ere were 11 members and
one visitor, Mrs. Helen Bean,
present. Mrs. Leonard Gabbert
was welcomed into the dub as a
new member.
Following the business ses
sion, Miss Peggy Skinner, pro
gram chairman, gave an inter
esting talk on 'The Main Dishes
and Food Consumers".
There were several prizes
awarded to members winning
at Bingo during the social hour.
The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Bean, served delicious refresh
ments.
Scenic Route
Derrick Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nichols on
Junction Road, enjoys a scenic route as he rides toward
remaining active chartered
Lion in the dub.
Guest weaker will be Mr.
Henry Steinfidd, of Portland,
Main. He was dected to the
International Board of Direc
tors at the 1968 Convention in
Dallas, Texas.
Lion Steinfidd has served dis
trict as Zone Chariman, Mem
bership and Retention Chair
man. ioo per cent District
Governor. He has served on
several distric. multiple dis
trict committees. Having main
tained (9 years perfect attend
ance, he is the recipient of a 15
Year Old Monarch Award, Lion
of the Year 1966-67, Master Key
Award, and two Presidential
Awards.
An attorney, he received his
education at the Boston Univer
sity and Northeastern Univer
sity School of Law. He is a
member of the County, State
and American Bar Association,
American Trial Lawyers Asso
ciation and a past President of
the Falmouth Men's Club.
"Earth Day" is a reminder to
teach the awareness of our envi
ronment how man and civ
ilization are destroying much of
the natural beauty and causing
increasing uollution of our land,
water, and air. It is a special
day to discuss the problems and
what is being done about it and
what must be done.
Today must mark the begin
ning of continued environmen
tal awareness, education, and
ACTION.
The fourth grade students
shown, along with their class
mates, have been studyingpol
lution and conservation. Tliey
are observing Earth Day by
having a trash clean-up of the
school grounds. They are, (L-R)
Billy Gales, Lynn Miller, Troy
Bailey, Doug Walls (kneeling),
andDaleljames.
Dr. Robert Handifled, profes
sor of Geology from Catawba
College spoke to the students
this afternoon on air pollution
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Jody, a 200-pound St. Bernard, is big
enough to give Sherry Glass, six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Glass of 32
Davie St., a good ride. More pictures and
home on his pony one afternoon. (Staff photo by
Barringer).
COOUEfMEi, NORTH CAROUNA
Wiiiiiil, April 22, lf7o
Big Enough For A Ride
a story concerning the two big dogs
owned by the Glass family can be found
on page three inside. (Photo by Barri
nger).
Sunday Reception
To Be In Honor
Of Rev. Fisher
Rev. Roscoe B. Fisher and
family will be honored at a
reception on Sunday afternoon,
April 26, from 2p.m. to 4pjn. at
the Cooleemee Presbyterian
manceon Watt Street.
Rev. Fisher preached his first
sermon here Sunday, since ac
cepting the pastorate at the
Presbyterian Church.
The Fishers will be living
mainly at Bixby, due to having
equal pastorate duties there,
but have completely furnished
the mance here as well. They
plan to spend a great deal of
time in this community, also.
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The entire community is in
vited to attend the reception and
officially welcome the new min
ister and his family to Oool
eemee.
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