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Human and Spiritual Aims:
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The Lord God will take away the disgrace of his people
from all the
earth. Isaiah 25:8
God will wipe every tear from their eyes. Death will be
no more;
mourning and crying and pain will be no more, for the first
things have
passed away. Revelation 21:4
Eternal God, your love has no end, your forgiveness knows
no bounds. You
stand ready to embrace us when we open our lives to you. In
life, in
death, through Christ, we are yours! Thanks be to God! Amen.
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"O mankind! We created you from a male and a female and
made you into nations and tribes that you may know and honor
each other (not that you should despise one another). Indeed
the most honorable of you in the sight of God is the most
righteous." Chapter 49, Verse 13
Quotation from the Qur'an
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News Items, Future
Speakers and Other Important Information:
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Mar 10: Capt was stuck with words like
Acrostic and Acronym and we have homework to tell him the
difference next week. There is an upcoming area-wide
Kiwanis Interclub with the Pottsville Kiwanis on April 14th.
More details are listed below. Barb flipped a
baseball to the Capt and he caught it. Barb, Bill and Walt
were at the mid-winter Kiwanis convention this past weekend and
all clubs that had at least one member growth since October 1st
received a "signed baseball." Signed by Kiwanis
International President Paul Palazzolo and PA Kiwanis Governor
Ethan McBeth. Good catch Captain! Todays speaker was
Anita Mitchell, Director of the Easton Area Community Center (St
Anthony's Youth Center for us 'ol timers.) The facility
was purchased by
St Anthony's in 1953 and was renamed some years ago mostly due
to removing the name of the church from the operation due to
governmental funding. Presently they serve over 83
children in afternoon activities and over 1300 meals are
prepared monthly for upwards of 125 children in a new kitchen.
The cost per child is only $50/year and they will find a way to
make sure no one is left behind. They have a 9-5 daily
summer camp for 8 weeks. About 300 various youth aged 5-18
are served throughout the year. A variety of activities
are available arts, crafts, athletics, creative arts and even an
adult Italian class. There are a variety of sports held at
the facility also including basketball with cheerleaders too.
Hey, sign up my children at $50 a year: think of the money saved
for families on kids meals.
NOTICE: in 2 weeks we will be voting
at the Wednesday meeting on approval of developing and
chartering a Club Satellite for the Easton Kiwanis.
SELL THOSE SPAGHETTI DINNER TICKETS. March
20 is only 10 days away.
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Reading to children starts now.
The distribution of Personalized Books for First Graders in the
Easton Area School District begins next week. Below is the
date and school. You need to arrive at the school office
by no later than 9:15AM. It should take about a hour or so
at each school.
March 11 Palmer
School
March 18 Forks
School
April 15
March School
April 28+29 Paxinosa School
May 6
Tracy School
May 20
Shawnee School |
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2009 ROSTER BOOKLET
UPDATED-10/11/09
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March
Birthdays |
1 Dean Young
12 Paula Leffel-Roland
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March
Anniversary |
1993 Nick Ciambrone
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Upcoming Speakers--Programs + Events: |
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Mar 10 |
Anita Mitchell from the Easton Area Community Center |
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Mar 17 |
Theresa Eyler, AARP WorkSearch Program |
Mar 20,
2010 |
Annual "A'int Just Another Spaghetti Dinner"
with King Henry and the Showmen will again be at C.I.T. 4-8PM
click here for downloadable poster |
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Mar 22 |
Board Meeting 5:30PM at YMCA |
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Mar 24 |
Rev John Colatch: Spiritual Life at Lafayette |
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Mar 31 |
Donald Repsher, Lenape Researcher |
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April 7 |
Jenna Barton, EAHS Drama Program |
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April 10 |
Easton Kiwanis will support Kiwanis One-Day, worldwide service day throughout the world
by cleaning up the Bushkill Drive on Saturday morning.
Chair Watson Hart will have sign up sheet. |
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April 14 |
Skip-A-Meal, at the Salvation Army facility |
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Apr 14 |
Pottsville Kiwanis area-wide Interclub at Schuylkill Airport, wine
tasting and buffet $15 each and airplane rides available for an
additional fee $50/3 persons
click here for details |
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April 21 |
Maggie Dominici, Traditions of Hanover |
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April 22 |
Satellite Club first morning meeting at
Quadrant Books |
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April 28 |
Donna Ruggiero & Sharon Grant, CareNet |
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May 5 |
Annual Club Meeting |
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May 12 |
Easton Police Officer of the Year |
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May 19 |
Annual Super Raffle |
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May 26 |
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June 2 |
Jim Seng of Warren Hospital, will speak about addiction and
family dynamics
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June 9 |
C.I.T. Scholarship Award |
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June 16 |
Dale Harder, Healthy Eating Downtown |
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June 23 |
Prayer Luncheon |
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Jun 24-27 |
International
Convention,
Las Vegas, Nevada |
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June 30 |
Northampton County Historical Society |
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July 24 |
Kiwanis Night at the Phillies
click here for details |
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July 29 |
Division 17 Annual Picnic at WEONA Park, Pen Argyl |
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Aug 26-29 |
PA District Convention, Lancaster Host Resort |
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Mar 4-6, 2011 |
PA District Midwinter Convention, Hershey Motor Lodge
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July 7-10,
2011 |
Kiwanis International Convention, Geneva, Switzerland |
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Aug 11-14, 2011 |
PA District Convention, Radisson, Pittsburgh
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summer2012 |
Kiwanis International Convention, New Orleans, LA |
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Aug 2012 |
PA District Convention, Indiana University Conference Center |
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summer2013 |
Kiwanis International Convention, Vancouver, BC, Canada |
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Greeters: ___________________________________________________ |
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Mar 17 |
Elaine Rutherford |
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Mar 24 |
Neil Gallagher |
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Mar 31 |
Walt Howell |
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Apr 7 |
Tom Barton |
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Apr 14 |
Vic Dennis |
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Apr 21 |
Elaine Rutherford |
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Apr 28 |
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