August 13, 2001 - Vol. 12, No. 46

 News That Concerns Kiwanians and Their Families

Attendance
25

Invocation
Steve Loughlin

Senior Members
Howard Bacon, Bob Turner, Paul Normandin, Roger Webster, Dick Breton, Dennis Denoncourt

Guest
Nathan Robertson, WLKZ, with Dan Fisher for the second week in a row. Talk about staying power.

Guest Nathan Robertson appears remarkably calm for someone whose fate is sealed.

Photo by W.S. Loughlin

 

2001 Fall Classic
John Grocki was on hand to field questions on our proposed golf tournament at Pheasant Ridge Country Club, Monday, October 1. The club will need to field 10 members to cover morning and afternoon shifts. Duties will include checking players in, passing out goody bags, and monitoring the Hole-in-One. Imm. Past Lt. Gov. Chet Cilley pointed out that Concord Hospital just netted $25,000 from their recent tournament.

Past Pres. Nancy Williams in thrall as John Grocki explains a shotgun.

Photo by W.S. Loughlin

 

Interclub
The postponed Berlin trip is now on for Tuesday, August 21. On board are Warren Mitchell, Dick Breton, Don and Sue Nelson, and Chet Cilley (by car).

Thanx
Steve Loughlin read two thank-you notes from recipients of our donations through the Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation. Lindsey Barrows will be majoring in Special Education at Keene State College; Nikki Mazzachi will be a Biology major at the University of New Hampshire.

Don't Show Up
We will not be meeting on Monday, September 3 (Labor Day). The club and Boards will meet on Tuesday, September 4.

Bulletin Patrons
Fundraising Chair Phil Bonafide reminds members who volunteered to contact past Kronikle supporters to re-up. And other members should be on the lookout for new patrons.

Installation 2001
V.P. Phil Bonafide has made arrangements to have our installation dinner on Monday, September 24, at Pheasant Ridge Country Club. It will be a guest night with incoming Lt. Gov. Ken Georgevits.

We're Great
Past Pres. Chet Cilley cited an article from The Concord Monitor involving Past Pres. Joe Adrignola that seemed to think we were a pretty good club.

Committees
Pres.-Elect Phil Bonafide would like to invite all committee chairs to continue through our next fiscal year and to provide budget requests for same. Pres. Don Nelson also reports that there will be a Dental Committee meeting in the near future. He recommends that future presidents plan on being a committee member (as allowed by bylaw).

Fines
Sgt.-at-Arms Roger Landry found John Grocki, Scott Beane, Larry Murphy, Randy Eifert, and Dennis Denoncourt pinless; Chet Cilley was tardy.

50/50
Howard Bacon, $20

Nancy Parrott is amazed by a member's pre-drawing ritual.

Photo by W.S. Loughlin

 

Sr. Member Howard Bacon accepts his winnings while Sec.'y Kathy Calvin continues to check her tickets.

Photo by W.S. Loughlin

 

Old Home Day
V.P. Larry Murphy passed around a sign-up sheet for Gilford Old Home Day, Saturday, August 25.

Happy Dollar
Howard Bacon for winning the 50/50

Guest Speaker
This writer introduced Owner Stan Garfield and Office Manager Jenna Blake, Garfield Pest Control to the club. Family owned and staffed, they specialize in the treatment of wood-destroying insects (carpenter ants, termites, and powder post beetles) and hornets. With offices in Merrimac and Gilford, they service communities from southern to central New Hampshire. They take special pride in proper diagnosis and treatment of pest problems. The vast majority of their business is dealing with carpenter ants, whose workers often invade homes in search of food. These ants may excavate moist, rotting wood and other soft materials (such as foamed plastic insulation board). They hibernate during the winter unless they are in a heated portion of the building. Ants can survive harsh winters because they have a natural antifreeze in their bodies. They can also withstand immersion in water up to 70 hours without drowning. Queen carpenter ants can live 10-25 years under ideal conditions. First nests have to be located and dealt with, then preventative EPA-approved chemicals are injected into problematical areas such as around bathroom fixtures.

Pres. Don Nelson with Jenna Blake and Stan Garfield of Garfield Pest Control

Photo by W.S. Loughlin

 

Board Matters
The Boards voted $1300 towards having the new trailer decorated by Paquette Signs; to go ahead with the proposed golf tournament; and approved Nathan Robertson for membership.

Next Week
T.B.A.

Michael Bastraw
Editor

 


Kiwanis Kronikle is a weekly publication of the Kiwanis Club of Laconia, N.H., P.O. Box 757, Laconia, N.H. 03247-0757. We meet Mondays at 6:15 p.m. at the Pheasant Ridge Country Club, Country Club Rd., Gilford, N.H. Please call your President or Secretary on any Member or his family in case of illness. Email: Michael Bastraw or Steve Loughlin

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