Club Bulletin

SOUTH HILLS KIWANIS BULLETIN 3/25/10

VJ MAC led the singing of "GOD BLESS AMERICA". CAROL SCANLAN led
the Pledge to the Flag. DON ANDREWS gave the invocation, and TEX'S
Thought For The Day was a quote from that old guy Anonymous, who said:
"Don't complain about growing old. The privilege is denied to many people."

Guests included Past Lt. Gov. Dave Wallach, and our speaker, Debbie McIntosh.

The PREZ. started the business session late, and it was short and sweet. HARRY ANDERSON paid $50.00 for the privilege of being married to Janet for 50 years, and the great anniversary party that was held last Saturday. I do not know how many people attended, but it was a great party with good food. Thank you Harry and Janet.

ELTON CHATFIELD, our Pancake Breakfast Chairman, made a motion that each member be responsible for selling 20 tickets to the pancake breakfast, and each member must help with the chores necessary to make the Pancake Breakfast a success, or have a written excuse- from the teacher - the minister - the President Elton or someone of authority - The tickets have been passed out - SELL - SELL
The date is May 22,2010, and will be here before you know it.
Other coming events:
4/2/10 - GOOD FRIDAY BREAKFAST - SOUTH IDLLS COUNTRY CLlJB
4/12/10-- SOUTH HILLSKIWANIS BOARD MEETING-Bowl @--s;OO P.M.
5/7/10 - DIV. 35/ SOUTH HILLS KIWANIS PRAYER BREAKFAST - BOWL

BILL MATTHEWS won the drawing and $3.00 ANITA WHITE was not present, because she was on Jury Duty. GEORGE BISHOP had a complete knee replacement on Tuesday, 3/23/10, and is recuperating at the San Antonio Hospital, but will be sent to Casa Colima Hospital for rehabilitation on Saturday, 3/27/10. He says they still will not let him play basketball, and he will be happy to get back to playing golf.

ELTON CHATFIELD introduced DEBBIE MC INTOSH, who was dressed up like Rosie the Riveter. DEBBIE spoke and showed some slides from World War I, and told about the role that women played in both World War I and World War II. She said that 20 million women served in some capacity in World War II, and that 90,000 women served overseas in World War I. Unfortunately, I had to leave at 1:30 and did not hear her complete presentation.