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Club news: Clover Optimist Club bbq served Dec. 5

The Red Fez Shrine Club in Steele Creek named its new board members from left, Daniel Scherr, Mike Penegar, Clint Myers (president), Cliff Cole, Butch Braswell Kevin Johnson, Alan Marfin, Bill Smith and Chris Crump.
The Red Fez Shrine Club in Steele Creek named its new board members from left, Daniel Scherr, Mike Penegar, Clint Myers (president), Cliff Cole, Butch Braswell Kevin Johnson, Alan Marfin, Bill Smith and Chris Crump. Courtesy of Fred Freiberger

Holiday Dance planned Dec. 4

The Ballroom Dance Club will hold a Holiday Dance at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Oak Room of the Fort Mill Golf Course, 101 Country Club Drive.

Dress in holiday attire. Guest admission is $15 per couple, $7.50 for singles. Bring finger food to share; beverages provided. All skill levels are welcome.

For information, call 803-329-5764.

Optimists barbecue Dec. 5

The Clover Optimist Club will host a barbecue 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 5 next to Killians Service Center on S.C. 55.

Pork plates are $8 and include barbecue, slaw, chips, a cookie and bun. A 5-pound bucket of barbecue is $30, and a sandwich with chips is $4. Drinks are $1 each.

One dollar from each plate sold will go to Lee Killian’s medical fund.

Walk-ins are welcome. Call 803-322-0177.

Choral society to present ‘Messiah’

The York County Choral Society will present Handel’s “Messiah” Part 1 at 4 p.m. Dec. 6 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1320 India Hook Road, Rock Hill.

Tickets are $20, adults; $10, seniors; and $5, students.

Sign up for Swine Project by Dec. 7

The Clemson Extension Service in York, Lancaster and Chester counties seeks youth to participate in the 2015-2016 4-H/FFA Swine Project Show and Sale.

Ages 5-19 will obtain a feeder pig in January, raise it for three months and show the finished hog at the Annual Swine Show and Sale. Participants must be age 5 by Jan. 1 and register as a 4-H member or be a registered FFA member in the Clover or York FFA Chapters to participate.

The show and sale is March 26 at the Chester Livestock Exchange in Richburg.

The registration deadline is Dec. 7. Call 803-684-9919 for information.

Tickets on sale for Clover tour

The Clover Woman’s Club will hold its Christmas in Historic Clover Tour 2-5 p.m. Dec. 12-13.

The tour features 19th century homes and the landmark Jackson’s Kitchen. Also included on the tour are two new Clover event venues, Red Boot Ranch and Iron Gate Horse Farm.

Two-day pass is $10 and is available at Good Things Consignment, The Palmetto House and Greater Clover Chamber of Commerce. Visit cloverwomansclub.com or email hello@cloverwomansclub.com for information.

Proceeds go to scholarships for Clover High School students.

Pancake breakfast with Father Christmas Dec. 12

The River Hills/Lake Wylie Lions Club’s annual pancake breakfast with Father Christmas is 8:30-11 a.m. Dec. 12 at Camp Thunderbird.

In additions to photos with Father Christmas, there will be a bounce house, cookie decorating, face painting, free eye exams, and balloon twisting by magician Adrian Gagnon. The York County Sheriff’s Department Mounted Patrol and Bethel Volunteer Fire Department will be there, along with S.C. Highway Patrol’s Rollover Simulator.

Admission costs $8 and only 400 tickets will be sold. Advance tickets are available at the Lions Christmas tree lot, River Hills Association office, Bagel Boat or call 803-371-8083 or 803-701-7388. Proceeds from the event go to Lions Charities.

The Lions will hold these other projects:

▪ The club’s Christmas Tree sales of Fraser firs are underway at the entrance to Camp Thunderbird. Tree sizes range from 5 to 12 feet. Prices start at $35. Delivery is free in the local area. Wreaths and garlands also are for sale. Proceeds go the Lions Club Charities.

▪ Foundation gifts: The Lions Community Foundation has launched its annual fundraising campaign on behalf of the 35 area and statewide charities that count on the Lions for assistance. Gifts donated to the foundation are invested with other gifts, and only the income earned from those investments is used to support the charities. As a result individuals and organizations who support the foundation are creating a legacy of giving that will last as long as the foundation exists. Since its inception in 2008, foundation investments have distributed more than $58,000 to aid such as River Hills/Lake Wylie EMS, Lions Sight and Hearing Program, Bethel Volunteer Fire Department, Clover Area Assistance Center, Clover High scholarships and Hospice. Ways of gifting include cash, IRAs, 401Ks, marketable securities, wills, living trusts, annuities, life insurance and retirement plans. For more information, call 803-831-0911.

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This story was originally published November 30, 2015 at 9:40 AM with the headline "Club news: Clover Optimist Club bbq served Dec. 5."

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