Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Sandusky Kiwanis 90th Anniversary

On Wednesday November 4th our club celebrated its 90th Anniversary of service to the Sandusky Ohio Community. We had a very special guest for our event. Former Sandusky High and Ohio State University Head Coach Earle Bruce was our keynote speaker. Thank you to the several division clubs who were able to join us in our celebration. Each of you should be commended on your work you do for your communities too! Thank you Heather, Ed and Pat for putting together our history slide show that ran during the meeting. Coach Bruce had some wonderful stories about local kids as well as stories about his coaching days. At the end of the evening our club presented Coach Bruce with a donation to the Earle and Jean Bruce Alzheimer's Foundation at OSU. All members and guests enjoyed a wonderful program and he motivated us all to go another 90+...and of course had most of us ready to beat Penn St ourselves (Other than our very own Penn St alum Ed S). THANK YOU COACH BRUCE!!!! Enjoy the photos. There are more available on our facebook site! Please join us there as well!












Updates

On Oct 28th we handed out candy for the annual Cedar Point Trick or Treat. This year over 5000 kids came through the community booths. What a great event!!!! We also had a fantastic dinner meeting for our clubs 90th anniversary with a very special guest speaker. Photos will be up on the blog shortly. If you want to see the photos before they migrate here please join our facebook page to view them!!!

Wendy Kromer Specialty Confections

Our speaker on Tuesday November 10th was Wendy Kromer. What a fantastic journey she has made from runway model in Paris to working with Marth Stewart and baking wedding cakes! She currently resides in Sandusky and runs her wedding cake business and city bake shop on 137 E Water St Sandusky Ohio 44870. For more information please visit www.wendykromer.com 419-609-0450. Thank you Wendy for sharing your stories with our club!

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Volunteers of America Northwest Ohio

Sondra Anderson, the homeless services director from Volunteers of America of Northwest Ohio was our speaker on Tuesday October 6th. She discussed the increase in homelessness and the different organization that help homeless families. The Crossroads Emergency Shelter in Sandusky offers sleeping accommodations for 30 days or less to help transition families to more stable homes. To reach the shelter call 419-626-6505. Volunteers of America of Northwest Ohio offers many more projects too numerous to list here. The Sandusky office is located at 1843 Superior Street. The local website is http://voanwo.org Please contact Sondra or the VOA office for volunteer opportunities.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Kiwanis Year

Congratulations to Jody Meisler for completing her year as president of our club. For our first meeting in October our new president Anne McGookey will be presenting her ideas for the future of our club not only for her upcoming year but also the near future. Jody, our club appreciates all of your hard work and effort!!!!

Sandusky Main Street Association

On September 22nd John Lippus from the Sandusky Main Street Association was our speaker. He discussed the top 10 myths of downtown planning. He also spoke about things happening in our downtown and ideas for the future. For more information please visit http://www.sanduskymainstreet.com/ or contact the Sandusky Main Street Association at 419-627-5942 or 279 E Market St Sandusky, Oh 44870.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Kiwanis Club of Sandusky Pancake Breakfast

Just another reminder our breakfast is to be held on Sunday October 4th from 7:30 am to 1pm at the Sandusky High School Cafeteria. Tickets are available now or at the door for $5 each with each paid ticket admitting an adult and one child under 12. Please contact us if you have not been contacted already! Look forward to seeing the community there. You can also get additional information at our main site at www.sanduskykiwanis.org as well as our page on facebook.