Job’s Daughters present pancake breakfast

SERVICE CLUBS

The International Order of Job’s Daughters Bethel #97 is having a

pancake breakfast Nov. 23. Join friends and family anytime between 8

a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Burbank Masonic Center, 406 Irving Drive. The

cost is $5 and will go toward sending the Bethel No. 97 Job’s

Daughters to the Grand Bethel next June. For the last Grand Bethel,

they were able to send 16 girls and had the rare honor of having two

of them selected as Grand Bethel Girls -- Stephanie Enokian as a

Grand Bethel Senior Custodian and Jayne Allen as a representative to

Montana and Colorado. Tickets can be purchased at the door or by

e-mailing Peggy Newbon at pnewbon@aol.com.

Bethel No. 97 of the International Order of Job’s Daughters meet

the irst Friday night and third Saturday morning of every month at

the Burbank Masonic Center, 406 Irving Drive. For membership

information, call 846-3042.

FOOTHILL CIVITAN RECEIVES HONORS

Foothill Civitan Club of Burbank, along with Civitans from all

over the state, met recently in Laguna Beach to install the 2002-2003

California District Officers and present the California District

Awards for the preceding year. Presiding over the festivities was

Jack Michael as judge advocate, and Karen Hubbard as installing

officer. Incoming officers from the Foothill and Burbank Civitan

Clubs were: Sandy Lucas, governor; John Stroud, governor-elect; Dave

Holland, director; and Shirley Pratt, sergeant-at-arms.

The Foothill club and its members brought home several awards --

including the prestigious Edward T. Shedlock Civitan of the Year

award that went to Jenice McGlynn. Lucas was also honored for her

work with the Father O. Gardener Humanitarian Award and Shirley Pratt

was recognized with an Outstanding Bulletin.

Foothill Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. the second and fourth

Tuesday of each month. The first meeting is at the Tuttle Senior

Center, 1731 Ontario St., and the second one is at The Castaway

Restaurant, 1250 Harvard Road.

For membership information, contact Shirley Pratt at 848-4596.

ALL WE ARE SAYING ...

Burbank Noon Lions celebrate the Crystal Anniversary of their

national Peace Poster contest today at Burbank Central Library. The

awards ceremony begins at 4 p.m. and friends and guests are invited

to attend. This year’s theme is “Dream of Peace” and all 11- to

13-year-olds attending Burbank public schools or participating in

activities at the Burbank Boys and Girls Club were eligible to

express their feelings about peace in a creative, visual form.

Entries are judged in three categories: portrayal of theme,

artistic merit and originality. Burbank Noon Lions will present a $50

savings bond certificate to winners. Every Burbank participant will

receive a participation award following the ceremony.

Four winners in the Burbank level of judging will also be able to

participate in a private instructional-drawing session with Charles

Zembillas, founder of The Animation Academy in Burbank. Following the

award ceremony, the remaining posters will be on display in the

Children’s Room of the Central Library and the winning ones will go

on to the next level of judging. One national grand-prize winner will

receive $2,500 and a trip to New York to attend Lions Day at the

United Nations 2003. After the final national awards presentation,

the 24 winning posters will be displayed at the Children’s Museum and

attractions throughout the United States.

Burbank Noon Lions meets at noon the second and fourth Thursday of

each month at The Castaway, 1250 Harvard Road. For membership

information, contact Marva Murphy at 955-8018.

* EDWARD HEADINGTON’s service club column runs alternating

Wednesdays. Reach him by e-mail at eheadington@msn.com, fax at

688-8005, or mail at P.O. Box 10489, Burbank, CA 91510.