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Kiwanis Club
Meets every Tuesday
Holly Hall @ 12:00 pm
The HLRKC tries to always have an interesting and informative program. So, please feel free to join us on Tuesdays at 12:00Noon at the Holly Lodge.
President - Drew Beams
Secretary - Al Murfin
Treasurer - Jane Beams
Board of Directors - Barbara Eamma, Ron Eamma, Tammie Hosea, Susan Jeanes, Ann Reynolds and Willie Smith
As we are about to enter 2010, the Holly Lake Ranch Kiwanis Club is taking this opportunity to let the community know what we are all about.
Mission Statement: Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.
A Kiwanis commitment is built on the desire and willingness to serve your community. It is renewed because of the gratification you will find in serving others.
Our Sponsored Youth Programs are special to our Club. We are very fortunate to have three terrific teachers leading these programs: Bob Behnke (Hawkins HS Key Club), Gerry Myers (Harmony HS Key Club), and Tommie Meador (Harmony JH Builders Club).
Kiwanis is the place for you if you:
- Believe children and young people are the future
- Take pride in your community
- Want to reach out to those in need
Please feel free to join us on Tuesdays at 12:00Noon at the Holly Hall. The HLRKC always strives for interesting and informative programs each week. For more information, contact Drew Beams, Club President - 903-769-5104.
Thought for the Week:
“The income tax has made more liars
out of the American people than golf has.” – Will Rogers
July
Judy Seaton from Murchinson, Texas is quite a story. The farm she and her family run is a safe place to be an animal or a human. It is a peaceful place where temporary residents are taught new skills and given spiritual uplifting to help them put their lives back together. In this temporary shelter, each individual is mentored by the group in residence. Their needs are assessed and they are gently guided back into the world.
Beginning with an idea, Judy’s uniquely woven creations go from sheep shearing, cleaning the wool, to the spinning the yarn, and finally to the loom. Also the farm produces 100% natural goat milk soap, lotion and cheese from the on-the-farm goats.
Judy had a very fascinating story and if running the farm is not enough, she and her family bought “Lone Star Waffle Company” from the Simonetta’s.
To volunteer your time or resources to this ongoing work, contact Judy at 903-216-4400 or aspinnerstale@aol.com.
Please feel free to join us on Tuesdays at 12:00Noon at the Holly Hall. The HLRKC always strives for interesting and informative programs each week. For more information, contact Drew Beams, Club President - 903-769-5104.
Quote for the week: “In matter of principle, stand like a rock.” – Thomas Jefferson