JOYCE: Lions Club seeks input on proposed park

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Crescent Bay Lions Club members are considering plans to develop a new park near the center of the Joyce community.

But before proceeding, they want to make sure a park will be consistent with the needs of the town.

To ensure compatibility, the club will host a 7 p.m. public meeting on the park plan today at Crescent Grange, state Route 112.

Lions hope to develop the park across the street from Joyce Bible Church, 50470 state Route 112.

Crescent Bay Lions Club President Mike Hazelett said area residents are invited to attend and voice their opinions on the proposed park. For more information on the park plan, contact Hazelett at 360-928-9745.

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