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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITES
School YearKey Clubs
School YearAktion Club
School YearSchool Reading Program
Fall/SpringTall In The Saddle
WeeklyDeliver lunch left-overs to Open Door
HolidaysFlag Project
June 12,13Eagle Village Painting Project, 8:30am


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Volunteer Driver Form
View photo collage of Kiwassee members

City of Midland Jim Branson, Midland's City Attorney, spoke on the role of the City Attorney at our June 4 meeting.

A recap of the initial day of our Flag Project was the topic for the May 28 meeting. At our May 21 meeting, Debbie Conarty, Director of the Seasons Adult Day Health and Dementia Services, talked about her organization's activities and about dementia in general. The election of club officers for the next fiscal year and reports from Foundations were the items covered at the May 14 meeting. Newly elected officers are: President: Gordon Rogers; President Elect: Dave Winegardner; Vice President: Bruce Rayce; and Board Members: Karen Adams, Fred Honercamp, and Heather McLaughlin. Click here to view the Kiwassee Kiwanis Foundation report. Our annual Pig Auction was our May 7 meeting. It was held at the Salvation Army and netted over $300.

Pregnancy Resource Center At our April 30 meeting, Kimberly Clark from the Midland County Educational Service Agency presented information about the Longview Early Childhood Center slated to open in the fall. Donations to the project can be made at their web site. Also, member Jim Young announced that our Flag Project to raise money for the Kiwanis International Eliminate Project is underway. See the participation form for more information. Heather Fisher and Kathy Worsley from the Pregnancy Resource Center spoke about the work of their organization at our April 23 meeting. Mid-year committee reports was the agenda for the April 16 meeting. At our April 9 meeting, Carl Ellinger, Superintendent of the Midland Public Schools, spoke about 2 millage proposals (Sinking Fund and Technology Bond) that will be on the May 7 ballot. Member Dick Skochdopole talked about the history of the club at our April 2 meeting.

Saginaw Valley State University Meridian New Tech The 50-year history of Saginaw Valley State University was the topic of our March 26 meeting. Clifford Dorne, Associate Vice President for Institutional Research, was the speaker. Our March 19 meeting was about the New Tech High School program at Meridian High School. Patrick Malley, Director of the program, and Anthony Rosperski, 9th grad student, were the speakers. At our March 12 meeting, a presentation was made about the City of Midland combined gas to energy system at the City landfill. Joe Sova of the City finance department and Scott O'Laughlin, Superintendent of the landfill, gave the talk. Our March 5 meeting was a Membership Roundup. Donna Rapp, Vice President of MidMichigan Medical Center, spoke on developments at the Center.

Dow Corning Tennis Classic The February 26 meeting was cancelled because of a conflicting event at our meeting place. Dorene Allen, Chief Probate & Circuit Court Judge for Midland County, talked on issues with youth at our February 19 meeting. Our annual Valentine Party for spouses was our February 12 meeting. Gary Skory, Director of the Midland County Historical Society, spoke on The Love for Midland. The February 5 meeting was held at the Midland Resort and Convention Center. Liga Dekmeijere from Latavia and Natalie Pluskota from Atlanta, two players participating in the Dow Corning Tennis Classic, spoke on their experiences. Bruce Rayce lead the discussion.

The January 29 meeting was a report on our Nuts & Candy and Golf Outing fund raisers. Jim Rajewski and Roger Briggs gave the reports. Daniel Newton and Daymon Leonhardt from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints spoke about their church at our January 22 meeting. At our January 15 meeting, member Terri Malek-Madani, Director of the Dow College Opportunity Program (COP) from West Midland Family Center, talked about the COP program. A report by the Audit Committee was the topic at the January 8 meeting. Joe Malan gave the report



RECENT VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
June 1,2Summer Art Fair balloon booth
May 27Memorial Day Parade
May 18Midland Blooms
May 10Salvation Army playground project
April 27Adopt-a-Highway
March 25Kids Against Hunger packaging
February 23Walk for Warmth
National HolidaysFlag Project
School YearSchool Reading Program
School YearAktion Club, Key clubs

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06/04/2013