2021 DONATIONS TO CHARITIES

The 1st Annual Corvettes in Paradise show done in 2021 was a success for LOCC. After hours of hard work put into the show, and with support from the LOZ community, the Club was able to donate $4,000 to local charities. President Ellen Ensminger and Vice President Pete Spanos present $1500 to Laurie Putnam of Survivors of Blue Suicide. Donna and Kirk Chapman are presented $500 for the Morgan County Food Pantry. Sharon Kouch of the Hope House Food Pantry is presented with a $500 check. Sheree Keeley from Citizens Against Domestic Violence is presented a $1500 check by Secretary Peggy Sturn and Public Relations Coordinator Don Sturn. All recipients expressed great appreciation of the much needed donations. To all the volunteers of this year’s Corvettes in Paradise, THANK YOU again for helping make the show a success as we look forward to helping our community again next year!

2021 SCHOLARSHIPS

Every year, LOCC awards two $500 scholarships each for Lake Career & Tech Center and Eldon Career Center students who will further their education in the field of automotive. On May 11, Melody Spanos and Ellen Ensminger met with LCTC to present the awards to Noah Phillips and Alex Thomas. Noah will be attending Linn State Tech in the planned area of study of Hybrid / Electric Vehicles. Alex study will be in the field of general automotive.

Peggy Sturn and Ellen Ensminger traveled to Eugene, May 12, to award the scholarships for Eldon Career Center students Kelsey Hagenhoff and Grant Hagner. Both students will be attending State Technical College majoring in Automotive Technology.

Congratulations to All Recipients!