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News That Concerns Kiwanians
and Their Families
Attendance:
16
Invocation:
Honorable Member, Dick Breton
Guest:
Honorable Member, Dick Breton
Senior
Members:
Ed Merski, Paul Normandin, Carroll Stafford, Howard Bacon, Jim Fortier and Roger
Webster
From
the Prez:
President
Brian reminded
us of the following:
Please
sell your raffle
tickets. If you
need more please
let President Brian
know.
The
May 24th meeting
will be a big one,
we have invited
all the KARES teachers
and there will
be an inter club
with Hooksett,
we will also be
awarding the winner
of the Bike Rodeo
raffle her prize
that evening. This
is a good meeting
to bring a guest!
Our regularly scheduled
meeting on Monday,
May 31st will be
moved to Tuesday,
June 1st because
of the holiday.
Mail Call:
We received a thank you from Laconia Head Start for the
books we donated for their carnival. The extras they have are being
distributed as they make home visits to clients. To read the letter, "click"
here.
We have been invited to a reception in honor of the Laconia Area Land Trust, please let President Brian know if you are interested.
From the
Secretary:
Kathy
Calvin lets us
know the next
KARES event will
be Thursday,
June 3rd at Woodland
Heights from
9:30 to 11:15.
A sign-up sheet
will be passed
around at our
next meeting.
In the absence of Mike Marsh, President Brian reported the Bike Rodeo went well this past weekend as we saw 47 kids. Phil Bonafide reported we finished off 200 hot dogs. To view pictures of the rodeo, scroll down the page or simply "click" here.......................
Dan
is Happy...
Congratulations
to Dan Feehily who accepted a job back in the field he knows and loves
best....retail grocery merchandising. Dan just started his second week
of employment as a Merchandising Consultant for Associated Grocers of
New England.
Associated Grocers of New England, Inc.is the largest retailer-owned, wholesale grocery Distribution Center in New England. They serve the needs of independent retail grocers of every store size and format including multi-store independent supermarket groups, community supermarkets, country stores and convenience retailers.
In addition to serving over 600 independent retail food stores in the six-state New England region and Upstate New York/Albany area, Associated Grocers of New England operates a number of corporate stores under its subsidiary, AG Supermarkets, Inc. Two of these stores include Harvest Market of Wolfeboro and Vista Foods in Laconia.
After Dan gets settled in his job, he’ll be in a better position to determine his hours available for Kiwanis. In the meantime, he sends his regards.
Dan
was spotted at Staples over the weekend and wishes the Kiwanis Club
his best.