Laurel outlook., 1950-01-04
NEW OFFICERS TAKE
CHARGE OF K|WAN|S

Officers who are to serve in 1856
were installed at a meeting OF
the Laurel Kiwanis club Wednes-
day evening by Harold M. Doolen
past president Of the Billings XII
wants club and now governor of
division D of the Montana district.
Wives of the members and several
other guests attended the session,
the first in 1850. Doolen concluded
the installation by Inducing H.
Lee Hamlet, recently elected
president, into office as successor
to j. Willard Baldwin who served
in 1949. Hamlet is principal of
the North school and was the
clubs vice president and chairman
of the program committee last
year.
w. A. reeberg was seated as
vice president, with Walter Mcneil
10 as secretary-treasurer. They
and Baldwin, as past president,
were each presented with a XII
wants pin denoting respective
present or past positions of serv-
ice. Directors for the coming year
r. J. Stevens, R. B. Sturtevant,
A; Shaffer, Hugh Sweeney, DR.. E.
C. Hall, DR.. R. j. Rosselot and
Allie M. Dolven. All officers are
ex-officio members of the board.
Committees appointed by Presi-
dent Hamlet, who named only the
chairmen at the meeting, are:
Program-W. A. Freeberg, chair
man, Harold Thoren, Dick Shot
well, j. Willard Baldwin and H.
K. Porter.
Agriculture and Conservation :
DIR. R. j. Rosselot, chairman, j..
Willard Baldwin and Charles Bro
.augh.
Inter-club RELATIONSHIP. w. A.
Mccormick, Harlan Russell and
Charles Brohaugh.
Attendance and Membership
H. K. Porter, chairman, Eddie
Jones and DR.. w. A. Mccormick.
Education and Fellowship@Allie
VI. Dolven, chairman, Jack PelO-
vitz and Floyd Beane.
House and Reception-Ed Ben
Ter, chairman, and Eddie Jones.
Public Relations-R. B. Sturte-
rant, chairman, and Al Shaffer.
Laws and Regulations-B. B..
chairman, and r. j..
stevens.
Key Club - James Whitson,
hartman, Eugene Mills, Ed Ben
.er and Walter Menello.
Business and Public Affairs
Iugh Sweeney, chairman, Floyd
'eane and B. B. Hageman.
Boys and Girls Work-Harlan {
russell, chairman, Neil Baker, AL ]
Dolven and DR.. E. C. Hall. /
Child Welfare - Al Shaffer.
hartman, Eugene Mills and DR.. I
C. Hall. {
Support of Churches in Their
piritual Aims. G. Macdonald, S
hartman, and DR.. r. j. Rosselot. 1
Finance-Jack Pelowitz, chair c
ian, and R. j. Stevens. l
Music. G. Macdonald, chair +
ian, and r. B. S~turtevant. G
Advisory. Willard Baldwin, C
lairman, and Dr.. w. A. McCor- v
lick. a
At the beginning of the meeting, f
President Baldwin intro
lced guests, others than the v
ives who had previously attended. f
,cluded were Mrs. Dorothy and |;
rs. Gene Mills, attending for the d
rst time; Mrs. S~turtevant, moth I
of R. B. Sturtevant; Mrs. Helen "
oolen and Mrs. Les Hardy of Bill a
ngs; Arthur Smith and Bill and n
Barnett of Laurel; and p
es Hardy, president of the Bill g
lgs Kiwanis club. a
Baldwin read a telegram from 81
lillian A. Siegler, first president a
the club who now resides in VI
Wyo., in which he expressed D
gret at not being able to attend
cause of the weather, and of C;
red best wishes for success of 81
e club and its officers in the el
ming year. Baldwin warmly al
anked Neil Baker, retiring secre- Ii
ry, for his valuable services in B
40, also his associate officers II
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