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Batesville Kiwanis Hank Pictor @ 1-812-934-4397 LAST UP-DATE January 25, 2012 Batesville Kiwanis Club PO Box 4 Batesville,Indiana 47006 Picture:President Darrell Hoyer, and member John Irrgang carring Kiwanis Banner at Batesville Christmas-Holiday Parade. Interested In Membership? Contact any member. The Batesville Kiwanis Club was established March 28th, 1977 Officers: President: Darrell Hoyer Cathy Bauer: President-Elect Secretary: Hank Pictor Treasurer: Claire Nichols Lt. Governor Farmland Division: Nelson French Board of Directors Dennis Harmeyer, Bob Fitzpatrick, Ralph Craig, Sue Siefert, Al Geis,Ray Werner, Mike Montini Key Club: Batesville High School Monday, 11:30AM Contacts to post items: Nelson French e-mail,pruitt1943@gmail.com Jay Reichmuth wfh@etczone.com February 2012 Birthdays 9 Ken Konradi 19 Bob Fitzpatrick 28 Ralph Craig Club Activities Projects Ongoing Throughout the Year Senior Citizens Project/Dinner Key Club-Batesville High School Cub Scout Pack Sponsor Youth Soccer Sponsor Inter Clubs and Dinner Outing Trauma Dolls (MMCH) October Jack-O-Latern Decorating Contest Annual Golf Outing, October 4, 2008 1pm, Saturday at North Branch Golf Club November Farm City Banquet December FFA Leadership Camp Sponsor Waters & St. Andrew's Holiday Celebrations February 03 Super Bowl Sunday, Trauma Doll Making. Cub Scouts Cake Decorating Contest March 31st Anniversary-March 20 Blue and Gold Cake Contest Pine wood Derby 2008 April Skip A Meal; Last week in April Farmland Div. Meeting, April 29, 2008 at Osgood Grub, 6:30pm Buffett. May Ripley County Track Meet Medals Spring Carnival Scholarships Awards to Three High School Students Prayer Breakfast May 1, 2008 June Relay For Life August KSLA Leadership Academy September Awards and Installation Dinner Apple Festival at Liberty Park KSLA "The Batesville Kiwanis club has sponsored a leadership training program for area high school students since 2001. The Kiwanis Student Leadership Academy (KSLA) has provided training to more than one hundred high potential student leaders during that time. Participants currently include Batesville High School sophomores, juniors, and seniors, and each student receives nine days of leadership training while a member of KSLA. In addition to completing the training, students develop and lead service projects within their school and/or Batesville area. Past projects have included implementing a recycling program at BHS, developing and leading an anti-bullying campaign, and working with community organizations such as Safe Passage (the local domestic abuse shelter), the Batesville Ministerial Association food pantry, and the Batesville Beautification League. KSLA students are also responsible each year for leading Freshmen Orientation at the school. The specific goals of KSLA are as follows: - Developing responsible student leadership that positively impacts the school and community - Developing teamwork in the student body - Encouraging and developing potential leaders - Promoting pride and school spirit - Introducing the responsibilities of society to young adults Questions about KSLA can be directed to any member of the Batesville Kiwanis organization." KSLA information provided by Tom Karbowski. Thanks Tom hp |