Richmond Kiwanis
Club
December, 2007 Newsletter
Meetings Tuesday
- Noon - Galaxy Bowling Conference Room, 1025 Amberley Way
Richmond, KY 40475-8847 (Off of I-75 Exit 87) in Richmond, KY.
December 4 - Noon
Dr. Bruce Pratt, Chairman
Department of Agriculture
Eastern Kentucky University
"Agriculture and Energy"
Speaker Sponsor -Glen Kleine
Also
Bobby Johns, realtor w/Rector Hayden
Will report on the $100 we donated for Kids to get bikes for Christmas
as part of the Shop with a Cop/Trooper program.
Also
Auction of two pairs of tickets to attend the Madison
Central High School Band Performance and Fundraiser for new Band
Uniforms. The performance will be at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, December
7 at the Madison Central Auditorium. (At door purchase price is
$50 for a pair of tickets..
See information below on program, which includes
a performance by Dr. Carl Hurley as well as a patriotic performance
by the MCHS Band,
the Fourth place AAAAA Marching Band in the state of Kentucky.
The Kiwanis Club of Richmond obtained these tickets
as a result of providing a $500 contribution toward the purchase
of new uniforms for the MCHS Bands after an informative and spirited
presentation by
H. Brent Barton, Director of Madison Central High School Bands.
The funds raised from the auction will be returned to Kiwanis
for other children's projects.
December 11 - Noon
David Boyden, EKU Asst Basketball Coach
Speaker Sponsor - Dr. Ken Clawson
December 18 - Noon
Beth Rice
Renaissance Program at Clark Moores Middle School
a recognition award program for students who achieve certain levels
of academic excellence.
December 17-21
Kiwaians do Home Meals Delivery
December 25 - Noon
No meeting
Merry Christmas
2007 Kiwanians Hold
Successful Pancake Breakfast
A happy face at the 2007 Richmond Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast
which netted $1,700 which the club will use for children's projects.
Click here
for details and photos of the 2007 Pancake Breakfast
Kiwanians Sell House
as 2007 Fund Raiser
The Kiwanis Club of Richmond invested in their second
house of the year as a fundraiser for the club. This house sits
on a two acre lot, is fenced and has a garage. Kiwanians have
been working to fix up this property for the past month. Jack
Bisping, a local contractor and retired Army Colonel, has
been the Kiwanian who has devoted the greatest amount of time
to reconditioning the property, The following photos were taken
at the latest Kiwanis work party on Saturday, July 7.
Click here
to see Kiwanis Involvement
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Editor -
Glen Kleine - 623-3941
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