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THE KIWANIS CLUB OF RICHMONDNEWSLETTER |
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MEETINGS Bring a friend! VISITORS WELCOME!
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March 2, 2003 NEW MEETING PLACE Our club has moved to Richmond Police Post. We have had three great meetings there. The food is catered by Richmond Community Schools and has been wonderful! On February 20 we had three inter clubs join us. The room was packed, and it was fun! Can you imagine what it will be like when we fill the room with people from our own club? NEW MEMBER We welcome Shane Prewitt, pastor of Community Baptist Church to our membership. We look forward to getting to know him. WINTERFEST AND APPLE PIE We were fortunate to have a long cold spell for the beautiful ice scultpures to have a chance to shine. Lots of people were in town on February 8 for our fundraiser. We sold 52 apple pies during Winter Fest. Thanks to Bev, Becky, Lisa, Patrick, John, Sharon, and their friends and relatives for their participation in this event. We still have ten unbaked frozen apple pies in Jason Rewalt?s freezer. Please let us know if you have a need for apple pie! They are still selling for $7.00 each. K-KIDS is preparing to charter. We have nine students who are already working on service projects. When the banner and materials arrive, we will have a charter night to honor them. MENU FOR MARCH MEETINGS March 6?Chicken salad croissant, mandarin salad, cream of broccoli soup March 13?Turkey bacon croissant, chef salad, cream of broccoli soup March 20?Turkey wrap, anti pasta salad, cream of mushroom soup March 27?turkey bacon croissant, chicken caesar salad, cream of potato soup SPRING DIVISIONAL Our club is receiving an award! John and Sharon Hiller, Lisa Nolff, and Jason Rewalt or Bev DeVriendt will be attending. UPCOMING DATES Spring Divisional Fern Hill March 6, 4:30 P.M. Bowling fundraiser Strikers April 25, 7:00 P.M. World Day of Prayer City Hall May 1? Bicycle Rodeo Beebe Park May 17 10:00 A.M. National Convention Indianpolis June 20-24 Michigan Convention Gaylord August THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Any religion that professes to be concerned with the souls of men and is not concerned with the slums that damn them, the economic conditions that strangle them, and the social conditions that cripple them, is a dry-as-dust religion. -Martin Luther King Past Newsletters
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