Blue Gill Fishing Club’s Christmas Party
The members of the Blue
Gill Fishing Club held their annual Christmas Party on
December 19 at their clubhouse on Junction Avenue and the 14
members hosted greeted about 30 guests and raised funds to
donate money to two worthy community organizations.
Ham, chicken, collard
greens, tossed salads and macaroni and cheese were some of
the menu items the members and guests enjoyed after the
funds were passed out. On hand eto receive the donations of
$250 each were Harvey Savage, executive director of the
Martin Luther King, Jr. Kitchen for the Poor and Shawna
Woody, executive director of the Boys & Girls Club.
Blue Gill Fishing Club was organized in 1992 by five
community men. “It was first a social club, we would take
fishing trips together at least once a year. We still fish
once a year, but we’ve grown in the services we provide to
the community. We provide hot dogs for youth during the
summer at the nearby park,” said Al Chapman one of the
original club members.
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Harvey Savage (center) receives check from Al Chapman (left
and other Blue Gill members
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Shawna Woody (left) receives check from Blue Gill members
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