A SPECIAL THANKS TO MICHELLE STEGNER

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THANK YOU MICHELLE STEGNER FOR A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SOCIAL.

LOTS OF FUN AND LOTS OF HARD WORK PUTTING TOGETHER A

 REMEMBERABLE EVENING.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL LEGIONAIRES AND FAMILIES.

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Our speaker Steverson Moffat

Environmental Land Compliance Team Leader

Steverson spoke to the Post concerning timber Harvest & wildlife habitat (Buck Project) and fire Nantahala National forest.

This project .

the purpose and need- Early successional habitate (ESH) for age class and structural diversity.

Project will improve or maintain, wildlife habitat, species diversity, soil and water resources, and forest health through vegetation manangement and other treatments.

There were several good questions the Post had about this project and it appears it will be benfit to the county. Thank You Steverson for attending our meeting.

2019 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AND MORE

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 CASEY DAVIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER MAKAYLAN ANDERSON. (CENTER) LEFT: MARSHA CHRISTY AND RIGHT: TERESA MCCLURE FROM LADIES AUXILIARY POST 532

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CASEY DAVIS MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT HELD EVERY TWO YEARS AND RECIPIENTS ARE HAYESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS

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CASEY DAVIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER MORGAN DUDLEY. (CENTER) LEFT: MARSHA CHRISTY AND RIGHT: TERESA MCCLURE FROM LADIES AUXILIARY POST 532

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AN AWARD GIVEN BY COMMANDER RONDALL BROWN TO PAST COMMANDER JOE BUCKNER FOR HIS EXCELLENT DIRECTION IN CONSTRUCTING A RAMP FOR A NEEDY VETERAN. MANY THANKS TO TRI-STATE CHAPALINS CORPS FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 532

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MEETINGS ARE HELD THE LAST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT THE COMMUNITY SERVICES BUILDING.  IF YOU ARE A VETERAN, PLEASE JOIN US AND BECOME A MEMBER OF POST 532

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ON TUESDAY NIGHT MAY 28, 2019, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER MELISSA MARIANO SPOKE TO THE LEGION ABOUT HER DUTIES AND PROGRAMS SHE HAS STARTED FOR THIS SUMMER. THANK YOU MELISSA FOR AN INTERESTING TALK AND THANK YOU FOR A JOB WELL DONE.

POST MEMBERS RECEIVED AWARDS THANKING THEM FOR THEIR SERVICE  TO THE COMMUNITY AND THE POST. 

CHARLES & CAROL GAINES ARE MOVING AND RECEIVED A N AWARD FROM COMMANDER BROWN & VICE COMMANDER SHIELDS. PHILLIP CANTLEY RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR HIS PARTICIPATION IN BUILDING A RAMP FOR A DESERVING VET.

FINALLY, VICE COMMANDER SHIELDS WON A SILVER DOLLAR IN A RAFFLE FROM 

POST EVERLASTING CEREMONY 2019

THIS EVENINGS MEETING WILL BE DEDICATED TO THE POST EVERLASTING CEREMONY FOR OUR COMRADES WHOM WE HAVE LOST IN THE PAST YEAR.


IT IS MY SAD DUTY TO REPORT THAT COMRADES: JACK PARRISH,  WILLIAM POWELL, JAMES HADAS, THURMOND ROACH, RONDLE FORD, ROBERT LEONARD, BOYD LEDFORD, JAMES CONRAD, KENNETH LEDFORD, AND DONALD KELLY HAVE BEEN CALLED FROM OUR MIDST AND GONE TO REPORT TO THE COMMANDER OF ALL.

100th ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN LEGION

  

“Still Serving America” Float in Rose Parade


American Legion Begins 100th Year Celebration


The new year begins for millions of Americans by watching the Tournament of Roses Parade. This year’s extravaganza presented a float celebrating the 100th year of the American Legion.  Named “Still Serving America” the float immediately followed the Marine Corps band, as the third entrant in the 5.5-mile parade route.

Increasing awareness of the Legion’s centennial year, the parade was televised on ABC, NBC, the Hallmark Channel, and other networks. Additionally, it was featured during a segment highlighting the construction of parade floats.

Riding on the float were four Medal of Honor recipients, as well as a representative from each of the five military branches of service. Also included were an American Legion Rider, youth program alumni from Legion Boys State, the Auxiliary’s Girls State program, an American Legion scholar, and the Olympic gold medalist plus American Legion air-rifle champion. The float’s riders were selected to feature our nation’s military veterans, and programs of the American Legion family.

Clay County Progress readers can expect to learn more information about this 100th anniversary celebration by Hayesville’s Post and Unit 532 in the upcoming calendar year.

Consider your own membership in 2019. Join us for a meal Tuesday, January 29 at 6PM before our 7PM meeting and remembrance ceremony.


 Location: Community Services Building, 25 Riverside Drive.