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HISTORICAL EVENTS OF TOCCOA LIONS - the Toccoa Lions Club

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<strong>Toccoa</strong> was one of 18 clubs attending <strong>the</strong> inter-club meeting at Victory Home at Tallulah Falls, April<br />

22, 1975. <strong>Toccoa</strong> and Martin <strong>Lions</strong> clubs were among several sponsors of <strong>the</strong> Top-Five Banquet when<br />

Reg Murphey was speaker, and Yonah Community Chorus provided music. Doctors Carmen Burns and<br />

Charles Meadows were guests, May 13, 1975, introduced by District Sight Conservation Chairman<br />

Melvin Addison. District Governor Bill Gibson installed 1974-75 officers at a special meeting, May 27,<br />

1975, at Dillard House: Lamar Davis, president; Dan Fulbright, 1st Vice-President; Lillard W. Gibbs,<br />

2nd Vice-President; Don Gathany, 3rd Vice-President; David Austin, secretary; Mac Oliver, treasurer;<br />

Horace Lu<strong>the</strong>r, chaplain; Claude Smith,' Tailtwister and Ray McKnight Assistant Tailtwister; Ron<br />

Barton, Lion Tamer; Andy Crawford, song leader; Morris Fuller, Sam Williams, Melvin Addison,<br />

Marvin South, Billy Hendrix, Hildon Leopard, directors; and Joe Vaughn, immediate past president.<br />

<strong>Toccoa</strong> was represented at <strong>the</strong> State convention, June 8-10, 1975, at Jekyll Island by Melvin and<br />

Gladys Addison, Grover and Francis Head, Morris and Betty Fuller, Mac and Judy Oliver, Lloyd and<br />

Alene Pruitt, Irving and Mrya Hellenga, Lamar and Dot Davis, and Luke Collier. "; At <strong>the</strong> meeting,<br />

July 8, Georgia Highway Patrolman Guy McGinnis spoke on highway, safety, and proposed safe young<br />

drivers not be penalized by those who have accidents. , > At <strong>the</strong> July 22 meeting two inmates at <strong>the</strong><br />

Georgia Industrial School at Alto brought by Coordinator Allen Black spoke on drug abuse and drug<br />

distributing that led to armed robbery. District Governor Ray Eastmoore made his official visit, Sept.<br />

23, 1975, and emphasized World <strong>Lions</strong> Service Day, Oct. 8, Membership and Retention, and <strong>the</strong><br />

Lighthouse. He installed new <strong>Lions</strong> Ray Richardson and RondalJackson. On Oct. 14 Mary Lynn<br />

Andrews was crowned Miss Peach Bowl at Sheraton Motor Inn. She later won in zone competition at<br />

Citizens Bank on Highway 17, Oct. 19, won in <strong>the</strong> district pageant, and was second runner-up in state<br />

competition Dec. 29-30. <strong>Toccoa</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> and ladies attending <strong>the</strong> District 18-D Rally, Oct. 25, 1975, at<br />

Gainesville Civic Center were Lamar and Dot Davis, Willard and Marian Kimsey, Irving and Myra<br />

Hellenga, Loyd and Aileen Prewitt, Welton and Ruth Carpenter, and Joe and Sue Hutcherson.

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