June 29, 2009 - Vol.20, No. 39
News That Concerns Kiwanians
and Their Families
Attendance:
17
Invocation:
Joe Adrignola
Senior Members:
Paul Cotton, Howard Bacon, Ed Merski, Paul Normandin, Roger Webster, and
Peter Karagianis
Rainy Days and Mondays (Carpenters
1971)
..................or
Who'll Stop The Rain? (Creedence Clearwater Revival
1970)
Brian
Winslow does his sun dance after weeks of rainy weather.
Photo by W. Stephen Loughlin
A
soaking wet Charlie St. Clair does his sun dance, too.
Photo by W. Stephen Loughlin
Phil
Bonafide has a pair of wet pants to go with his dry sense of humor.
Photo by W. Stephen Loughlin
Thoughts for Jim:
Joe Adrignola gave an update on Jim Fortier, who we learned is in the
ICU at Concord Hospital. Arlene Fortier said that Jim had an allergic reaction
to something, and at this point they don’t know what, and swelled up.
He’s on a breathing machine and can’t have visitors right now.
More to follow, as the information becomes available. Please keep Jim in your
thoughts. Because of Jim’s illness, Chet Cilley could use some extra
support during the 4th of July Celebration that he and Jim run together. If
you are able to help out, please let Chet know and thanks in advance for doing
so.
Hey
Kiwanis…THANKS!
We received a thank you note from Mary Cass, a scholarship recipient.
Mary said that the scholarship will be very helpful as she pays for college
next year.
Charlie St. Clair Bike Week Update:
Charlie St. Clair gave a brief update on Bike Week. He said that despite thinking the numbers were down from last year, he has received reports that have indicated the numbers were actually up this year, slightly over last year. He said that the state showed that more people stayed to the north and east of the Lakes Region. Bikers stayed in the Mt. Washington Valley at hotels that were cheaper priced than Laconia hotels. He said that the banner day was Wednesday, when the weather was warm and sunny. State numbers show that the attractions really jammed up when the weather was good, which showed that the bikers were here. Unfortunately for most of the week, the weather, especially the rain, was a problem.
Charlie gave a tip of the cap to the Laconia Police Department for adjusting their staff to the conditions and saving the city some money in the budget.
....Photo by W. Stephen Loughlin
50
50:
Joe Adrignola
won $13. Joe promised to share the money with Jim.
Joe
Adrignola is happy to be back in the winner's circle.
Photo by W. Stephen Loughliny
Happy
Dollars:
Joe gave 1 for winning the 50/50.
Fines:
Charlie St. Clair was fined for being late.
25 cents was collected.
They
should be fined...
Paul
does his best Nixon impersonation, while Charlie helps him live
up to the name.
Photo by W. Stephen Loughliny
Upcoming Schedule:
Monday,
July 6th
Boards Meet and Food Pantry money collected
Monday,
July 13th
OPEN
Monday,
July 20th
OPEN
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Joe Collie
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 about any Member or family member in case of illness. Email: Joe Collie or Steve Loughlin
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