Club Bulletin

SOUTH HILLS KIWANIS BULLETIN 6/11/09

VJ MAC lead the singing of "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER", and some of those present hit the "low road" on some of the high notes. l STEVE FREEMAN led the Pledge to the Flag, and ELTON CHATFIELD gav~ the invocation.
TEX'S Thought For The Day came from Rev. Josiah Holland, who said:
"God gives every bird its food, but he doesn't throw it in the nest".

GUESTS included MARGARET CHATFIELD, IRIS BISHOP and the speaker,
CAROLYN LASKOWSKY.

COMING EVENTS:
6/20 -JOB FAIR - Royal Oak Middle School
6/26 & 6/27 - electric waste disposal - Home Depot 9 AM To 4:00 PM
7/23 - Barbecue at the Covina Park Banstand
7/25/09 - 8/1/09 - 8/8/09 - Concert Under The Stars - See JOEL BEEZY
This is a good fund raiser with no effort - Tickets are $55.00 each.
8/14/09 - Dinner at Red Devil Pizza - Then Covina Center - Performing Arts.

Business Session: The Prez. Tried to fine McAlpin for missing the Board Meeting on June 9, and for his 25th wedding anniversary, but MAC had an excuse for Monday, (his wife was sick), and nothing for the wedding anniversary, because Mac has the NO FINE BADGE for the month of June.

GEORGE GURNETT paid $20.00 for ROBERTA'S birthday. BILL MATTHEWS
kicked in $5.00 for forgetting the Board meeting, and other than that, "Wimpy Mumbles" ANDREWS could not get into the pockets of those present.
STEVE SHERMAN won the pot - again- but not sure how much.

Elton Chatfield introduced Carolyn Laskowsky of the Los Angeles Zoo, who presented a slide show of some of the animals at the zoo, which includes elephants, a zebra, some of our primate cousins, including chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, lions, tigers, cheetas, and a multitude of birds. The Los Angeles Zoo is owned and operated by the City of Los Angeles, and the entire Zoo, its land and facilities and the animals, maintenance, construction, education and staff are city employees.
The Zoo is a non-profit organization, and does accept gifts and sponsors.