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Lions Club members and students in FBLA work in the Old Town Hall. On scaffolding, top: Rod Webster, Cade Weber, Brenik Iverson, Shawn Steward. Bottom: Jacob Anderson, Randy Manley, Chuck Watkins. Students, back: Emily Scrupps, Daeton Deife, Zach Claassen, Bo Walter, Jacob Scrupps, Chad Strebeck, Tyesn Kuchenbuch, Zane Hamper-Rosman, Dakota Steward. Front: Casen Watson, Melloney Deife, Austin Read, Hayden Schuh, Kenzy Kuchenbuch.
At the Old Town Hall, Melloney Deife carries out a piece of paneling from the room undergoing reconstruction.
Lions Club members work to remove fixtures and wiring from the ceiling of the south ground-floor room in the Old Town Hall.
Chuck Watkins hands off a panel to Chad Strebeck and Dakota Steward as they remove paneling from the south ground-floor room of the Old Town Hall in preparation for rewiring and other work.
ODESSA – The $68,000 grant from Lowe's, won recently through a joint effort by Odessa non-profit groups and volunteers in the Lowe's 100 Hometowns project (see July 29, 2021 issue of The Odessa Record at http://www.odessarecord.com for the full story), is being put to good use. This past weekend, members of the Odessa Lion's Club and a group of volunteer students worked to remove the false ceiling in the south room of the Old Town Hall. The volunteers are helping to restore the room's original tin ceiling. In the weeks to come, plans are to repair, repaint and rewire the room and reinstall the original light fixtures in the ceiling.
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