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Cumulative
Member Participation
(Minimum criteria for membership participation is 60%)
Lee
Adams Leave
Ed Blumenauer 100
Gary Castle 0
Ed Crawford 100
Leslie Davidson 100
Ken Dell 100
Larry Fellows 89
Butch Fisher 0
Mike Galloway 100
Eric Gatrell 100
Mark Gaver 100
Patrick Haley 100
Bud Jackson Senior
Jerry Jenkins 100
Bob Kane 100
Jim Krysiek 100
Glenn Magaha 100
Dave Maloney 100
Charlie Mertz 100
Frank Parker 100
Phil Pople 100
Bob Rankin Senior
Austin Rippeon Senior
Clyde Roney 100
Carmi Sayler 100
Doc Schaden 100
Christine Semon 100
Paul Sheets 100
Vern Simmons 100
Ellis Stroup 100
Rob Summers 100
Russ Turney Leave
Jim Wiggins 100
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Program
Speakers
For suggestions
contact Christine
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Birthdays/
Anniversaries
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Official
Monthly
Report Statistics
for Jan. 2003 |
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April
7 Jerry's Hijinks - Board Meeting
April
14 - Nancy Boyd from Frederick Co Safe Kids
April
21 - Lt. Gov. Art Riley, Capt. Dist. Reshaping effort
April
28 - Clergy Appreiation Night
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Happy
Birthday!
April 10 Larry Fellows
April 17 Mikell Galloway
Happy
Anniversary!
None
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Membership:
33
Member Additions: 0
Membership Deletions: 0
Attendance Percentage: 80
Projects Completed: 13
Service Hours: 255
Dollars Spent: $1707
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Jerry's
Words of Wisdom by
Pres. Jerry Jenkins
April is here
and my tour is half over. Actually it seems like it just started,
and we have accomplished a lot.
I went to the
Circle K dinner at Mount St. Mary’s last night with a bunch
of my fellow Kiwanians and their wives. We all had a really good
time. The Circle K had a real nice dinner and show, and we watched
while their new officers were inducted. It is really great knowing
there are some kids like that following after us. I just hope they
continue with Kiwanis after they leave the Mount.
A good time
was also had at Cumberland at the Division conference attended by
Ken Dell and myself. Due to the illness of Russ Turney, Art Riley
was elected to another term as Lt Governor, and Russ was re-elected
as Lt Governor-Elect. A nomination for governor was delayed until
June as no one wanted to be placed in nomination. All clubs had
not represented, so we will have to look a little further for a
nominee for Governor.
Art spoke about
the Capital District reshaping effort, and I have asked him to speak
to us about this subject. He has been invited to attend our meeting
on the 21st of April and discuss the changes with us.
Take all your
complaints about the food at the Holiday to Vern Simmons. I’m
sure he can set you straight on any problems you may have.
That’s
all for this month folks. Be safe and God Bless,
Jerry
Fund
Raising: Shrimp & Oyster Feed
Saturday,
April 17, 2004
Frederick Adult Recreation Center
(Old Armory)
4:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Adults $ 23.00 Children under 12 - $8.00
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Kiwanis
International Convention
 The
89th Annual Kiwanis International Convention is scheduled for June
26-29, 2004 in St. Louis, Missouri! (Early bird registration June
25.)
Click
on the image to the right to go to the official
Web site for the 89th Annual Kiwanis International
Convention in St. Louis, Missouri! Go there often
for updates on exciting events, scheduling, speakers,
entertainment, and more.
Click
here for the schedule of events, speakers, highlights,
and other convention-related information.
Kiwanis
Club of Suburban Frederick Welcomes Special Olympic Equestrian
Frederick County Special Olympics Equestrian athlete Sarah Roney
was recently the quest of the Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick.
Sarah was joined by her mother, Carolyn Roney, who entertained
the club with highlights of Sarah’s competition in the
Special Olympics World Games held in Dublin Ireland last year.
Sarah was one of only four equestrians chosen to represent the
state of Maryland in Dublin where she competed in two events
and won ribbons in both. (L to r, Clyde Roney, Sarah’s
proud grandfather and member of Suburban Frederick Kiwanis Club,
Sarah Roney, Carolyn Roney, and Wynne Roney, Sarah’s proud
grandmother.) |
K-Family
Programs Recognized
 The
Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick recently held its annual K-Family
recognition dinner at the Frederick Holiday Inn. The Suburban Frederick
club sponsors four youth groups which are hosted by local schools.
The annual event recognizes the sponsored youth groups and the volunteer
activities they perform to the benefit of Frederick Countians.
(L to r, Art Riley (Kiwanis Capital District Div. 9 Lt. Gov.), Mike
Queen (Pres., Middletown HS Key Club), Dr. James Krysiek (Advisor,
Mt. St. Mary’s Circle K Club), Morgan Majchrzak (Walkersville
HS Key Club), Linda Caron (Advisor, Walkersville MS Builders Club),
and Jerry Jenkins (Pres., Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick).)
Go here
for more pictures of this event.
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Turney Awarded Life Membership in Capital District Foundation
For
services rendered to the Capital District, club member Russ
Turney was recognized recently by Capital District Foundation
Pres. Roger Diehl. Accepting the award for Russ was Carmi
Sayler. (L to r, Pres. Jerry Jenkins, Carmi Sayler, Roger
Diehl.)
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Club
Closes out Basketball Season Helping Globetrotters
 As
an Administrative account fundraiser, club members have assisted
in selling and collecting tickets and in ushering at this year's
Mt. St. Mary's basketball games. A highlight of this years season
was the harlem Globetrotters exhibition basketball team. Thanks
to all club members and friends to assisted this year and by doing
so helped us earn funds for our club administration account. Click
here for more photos.
Little
League Thanks Suburban Frederick Kiwanis
 Frederick
County Little League, Rick Wilson, Treasurer of the Frederick
American Little League, and Dan Wiles, Coach of the Suburban
Frederick Kiwanis Little League Team, presents the club with
a plaque in recognition of our club's annual support. (L to
r, Pres. Jerry Jenkins, Rick Wilson, Dan Wiles). |
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