Richmond Kiwanis
Club
February, 2005 Newsletter
Meetings Tuesday -
Noon - Banana's Restaurant
February
1 - Noon
Dr. Kenneth Hansson, "A View of Sweden"
Speaker Sponsor - Glen Kleine
February 1 - 6 p.m.
Board Meeting
DeSloover's Realty
February 2- 6
Annual Book Sale by the Friends of the Madison County Public Library
Richmond Mall - Click
here for details
February 3- 6
All "A" Classic Basketball
Tournament
Kiwanis Program Sales
February 8 - Noon
Craig Williams
Chemical Weapons Working Group
February 15 - Noon
Charles Hay
History of Richmond
Speaker Sponsor - Dwight McMullin
February 19 - 10 a.m - 3 p.m.
Richmond Kiwanis Volunteer Service
Fair
Richmond Mall
February 22 - Noon
To be Announced
Speaker Sponsor - Dr. Morris Taylor
Kiwanis International
President Visits Central Kentucky
Kiwanis International President Case Van Kleef
(center) and Kentucky-Tennessee District Past Governors Ken
Clawson (left) and B. Wayne Sullivan (right) at the
Irvine-Ravenna Club meeting. Photo by Danny Damrel
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here for details
Charles Hay Speaks
on Battle of Richmond and New Battlefield Park
Kiwanian Dwight McMullin arranged
for retired EKU archivist, Charles Hay, to tell about the
development of the new county Battlefield Park, and provided background
on the history of the Battle of Richmond on February 15. He also
provided information on the Battle of Richmond Association and
its role in the development of the site. For additional information
see their web site at: http://www.battleofrichmond.org/ The next Battle of Richmond reenactment is scheduled
for Aug. 27-28, 2005.
For more information on battlefield preservation in
Kentucky click here.
For past Battle of Richmond photos taken by Robby Kleine,
click here.
Dr. Boni is the
Latest Member of Richmond Kiwanis
Dr. Christopher Boni, a Chiropractor at 1055 Berea
Road in Richmond, KY was inducted as the newest member of the
Kiwanis Club of Richmond. He was inducted by Dr. Kim Naugle, president
of the club.
Coroner and EMS
Head Speaks to Kiwanis
Jimmy Cornelison, the Madison County Coroner and Director
of EMS was the Kiwanis speaker on January 11. He noted that the
number of EMS calls in Madison County amounts to nearly 1,000
ambulance runs per month. He also noted that a number of runs
have involved young people using a mixture of life threatening
drugs. He noted that the number of cases has so increased that
it is likely that EMS will build a new facility on Duncannon Lane
and will purchase two additional ambulances and hire six additional
EMS personnel.
Keep up with Kiwanis
News On-Line
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Here for the Kiwanis Magazine
On-Line Newsletter
Editor -
Glen Kleine - 623-3941
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