Officers
President
Phil Pople
Pres
Elect
Dave Maloney
Vice
President
Bud Jackson
Secretary
Terry Proescholdt
Treasurer
Tracy Bemiller
Immediate
Past
President
Christine Semon
Directors
2006-2008
Leslie
Bruchey
Terry Proescholdt
Eric Gatrell
Jim Wiggins
2007-2009
Bill Muffi
Mick Hickman
Debbi Matthews
Committee
Chairs
Community
Service
Christine Semon
Young
Children: Priority One
Ed Crawford
Sponsored
Youth
Christine Semon
Public
Relations
Dave Maloney
Fund
Raising
Bill Muffi
Membership
Growth & Education
Frank Parker
Interclubs
Jim Wiggins
Human & Spiritual
Values
Bud Jackson |
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- Board Meeting
Dec
13 - TBA
Dec
20 - TBA
Dec
27 - TBA |
Happy
Birthday!
Dec 18 Jim Wiggins
Dec 27 Dave Maloney
Happy
Anniversary!
none
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Membership:
24
Attendance Percentage: 81
Projects Completed: 2
Service Hours: 10
Dollars Spent: $400 |
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Podium by
Pres. Phil Pople
Well
what a month November was! Maybe one for the record books.
With everything we got planned, it could make your head
spin.
First, I want to thank Bill Muffi for all the work he has
put in as far as fund-raising. I could not have picked
a better guy to run that committee. We raised over $1800
in the fruit sale. I want to thank everyone involved who
helped off-load the truck. For the 1st time since I've
been involved we even had the truck driver and his partner
helping us.
The Black Friday weekend giftwrap was a success. We made
$700 for the three days even which is about $500 more than
we made last year. I like the idea of doing it because
it gives us a chance to "warm up" for the main
event. Unlike most of you, where wrapping is like riding
a bike, I need the time to practice before the ballgame
really begins. Speaking of which, PLEASE sign
up early
and often for the wrap. We need your help this year more
than ever because several of our more dependable wrappers
from years past will not be able to help this year. If
this is going to work, we need EVERYBODY'S participation.
Thanks to Ideal Auto Group and Wal-Mart for their donations
towards the wrap. With their combined $600 cash donations
plus the $700 we made for the Black Friday weekend we are
well on our way to making this maybe the best year ever.
For those who were not at the meeting last Thursday, the
board approved spending approx $1500 towards the purchase
of a 37" wide screen LCD HD tv from Shipleys and an
IPOD from Best Buy. Those will be our main ticket items
we will be wraffling off starting during the giftwrap and
ending at the end of March. Tickets will sell for $5. Thanks
to Joe Vitanza for picking up the permit and handling getting
the wraffle tickets procured.
Since program chair Bud Jackson is sick, I ask that everyone
help in getting speakers for our meetings. December is
a month we usually don't bring them in because of the wrap
but we need help for January and beyond. So please see
me if you have anyone in mind.
Lets keep Glen, Bud and Ken in your prayers for a speedy
recovery. And thanks again for everybody's help in making
this year so far a huge success.
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Wrap Wrap Wrap
Be sure to go to our web site to see which slots still need
wrapping. The week before Christmas will be an all-hands
evolution. So get ready especially for that! Go to the web
site. Email Dave Maloney with slots you can fill.
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Ideal Auto Group Contributes to Gift Wrap
Kenneth Cherry, Sales Manager at Ideal Auto Group, recently
presented a check for $500 to the Kiwanis Club of Suburban
Frederick in support of the club's annual FSK Mall gift-wrap,
the club's major fund raiser for the year. All proceeds from
the fund raiser are contributed back to the community to assist
children and the less fortunate. Pictured are (L to R) Kenneth
Cherry presenting the check to club president, Phil Pople,
and club fund raising chairman, Bill Muffi.
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Holiday
Party Date Set
Charlie
Merts reminds you all that the annual Club Holiday Party
will be held at the Holiday Inn on January 12, 2008 at 6
PM. Gentlemen should wear jackets. Cost is $19 per person.
Each person should bring an inexpensive gift for exchange.
Be sure to prepay Charlie on or before the January 10th club
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Suburban
Frederick Club Fruit Sales
"We
had another record year selling fruit," says club
fundraising chairman, Bill Muffi. "And with all the
extra hands (including the truck driver and his wife),
we unloaded in short order," he continued.
All
club members participated in selling fruit, but some members
always seem to hit new highs. Included are the magnificent
seven Phil Pople, Ed Crawford, Jim Krysick, Bud Jackson,
Charles Mertz, Joe Vitanza and Christine Semons.
Picture
to the left is the crew who helped with off-loading the
truck. From left to right are Phil Pople, Frank Parker,
Terry Proescholdt, Ellis Stroup, Bill Muffi, Ed Crawford,
Eric Gatrell, Dave Maloney (kneeling), Carmi Sayler IV,
and the truck driver and his wife. Not shown are club members
Joe Vitanza, Jim Wiggins, Terry Bemiller and Leslie Bruchey.
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Donation Made by Club
The Kiwanis
Club of Suburban Frederick recently donated $500 to the
Frederick Community Action Agency. Pictured
is Sarah McAleavy, Coordinator for Food & Nutrition services
with the Frederick Community Action accepting a check from
club president, Phil Pople.
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Chief of Police Visits Club
Frederick City Chief of Police Col. Kim Dine recently visited
the Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick to update the club on
police department initiatives including the city's community
policing program. Pictured is club member Bill Muffi welcoming
Chief Dine.
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Clergy Appreciation Night
The
Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick recently held its Clergy
Appreciation night. Guest clergy received a Humanitarian
Award as a token of the club's appreciation for their services.
Guest
clergy included Pastor J. Sherman Mason, Jr. of the Simpson
Christian Community Church and Minister Anna P. Shanklin
of the First Missionary Baptist Church. Each shared thoughts
on
the importance of religious ministries to the spiritual well-being
of their communities.
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member Bill Muffi thanking Minister Anna Shanklin. |
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| Club
president Phil Pople thanking Pastor Sherman Mason. |
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| Phil thanks Romeo Wilson from First Missionary Baptist
Church for singing hymms for the club. |
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