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Pride of Dakota topic at Kiwanis

Sandy Franke introduced Deb Lee, who spoke on Pride of Dakota products at the Dec. 21 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. Lee showed and talked about North Dakota products sold and promoted through the North Dakota Department of Agriculture’s Pride of Dakota.

December 29, 2009

Kiwanis holds Christmas program

Sharon Caine was in charge of the annual Christmas program at the Dec. 14 Kiwanis meeting. Caine served treats she’d made from various countries including Norwegian krumkake, Italian sprinkle cookies and German spritz cookies and greeted the club with “Merry Christmas” in several languages. She said many traditions go back before Christianity like evergreens and lighted trees.

December 22, 2009

Barnes speaks on art at Kiwanis

Joanne Anderson introduced Taylor Barnes, director of the Arts Center, to speak at the Dec. 7 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. Barnes thanked Chuck and Marlene Axtman for spending Sunday afternoon at the Arts Center hosting and selling tickets for the Christmas Tour of Homes. The attendance was greater and there were more men attending this year, possibly because of the showing of two downtown homes on the tour. The tour was one of many fundraisers for the Arts Center and Barnes said the center will complete projects as the finances are available.

December 15, 2009

Wagner speaks on B.E. to Kiwanis

Sandy Wilhelm introduced Jay Wagner, a Beginning Experience facilitator, to speak at the Nov. 30 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. B.E. is a nondenominational support group for people who have lost a loved one through separation, divorce or death. Many times these people feel left out by their church, uneasy around married friends, unsure of themselves and uncertain about their futures, Wagner said.

December 08, 2009

Fitzer presents at Kiwanis

Rich Fitzer, pastor at Trinity Evangelical Church in Jamestown, was the guest speaker at the Nov. 23 Kiwanis meeting. Fitzer’s presentation was on Thanksgiving and he began with reading from Psalms 100. He shared some Thanksgiving history including President Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 declaration of Thanksgiving as a national holiday along with illustrations of being thankful in tough times. He closed with a reminder that all people belong to God and people truly do have much to be thankful for.

December 01, 2009

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November 27, 2009

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Hoff speaks on art at Kiwanis

Chuck Axtman introduced artist Jeff Hoff to speak at the Nov. 16 Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. Hoff, a customer service agent at Otter Tail Power Co. in Jamestown and Oakes, N.D., related his experience in becoming an artist. Born and raised in Rugby, N.D., Hoff was more interested in hockey and football than anything else. He enjoyed drawing for fun. He didn’t go out for football until after junior college to give himself some growing time while he took basic classes and worked part time.

November 24, 2009

Christmas tree lighting date set

The Community Christmas Tree Lighting is set for 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Civic Center. The Kiwanis Club is providing the program this year. It features Christmas carols by the members, two in German.

By Sun Staff , November 24, 2009

Bekken speaks at Kiwanis meeting

Don Bentz introduced James Bekken, New Rockford, president of the District Kiwanis Educational Foundation, to speak at the Nov. 9 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. Bekken, who has been a Kiwanis member since 1977, said Kiwanis reminds him about what is important every day, family and fellowship, and these aspects are important to the community as well.

November 17, 2009

Tobin speaks on veterans at Kiwanis meeting

Don Caine introduced Warren Tobin, veterans service officer, who spoke on services for veterans at the Nov. 2 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room.

November 10, 2009

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Opland speaks on health at Kiwanis

Tim Burchill introduced Wanda Opland, who spoke on a new health skills training class at the Oct. 26 noon Kiwanis meeting at the Lantern Room. Opland grew up in Fargo, is a nursing graduate from North Dakota State University, Fargo, and is employed by Central Valley Health District. She has taught for 14 years at the James Valley Career and Technology Center.

November 03, 2009

Correction: Tobin to speak at Kiwanis meeting

Because of incorrect information provided, the article “Krebsbach speaks at Kiwanis” on page A7 in Tuesday’s Sun listed the wrong future speaker. Warren Tobin, veterans service officer, will speak at the Nov. 2 Kiwanis meeting.

October 29, 2009

Krebsbach speaks at Kiwanis

Galen Rasmussen introduced Geraldine “Jeri” Krebsbach, owner/manager of Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, at the Oct. 19 noon Kiwanis meeting in the pews at the chapel on the cemetery grounds.

October 27, 2009

Rasmussen leads Kiwanis conference

Galen Rasmussen led the President’s Conference and presented the membership manuals for the new Kiwanis Year at the Oct. 12 noon luncheon meeting at the Lantern Room. He read the six Objects of Kiwanis International that were adopted by the Kiwanis delegates in 1924 and still stand today. They refer to such things as human and spiritual values, the Golden Rule, high social and business and professional standards.

October 20, 2009

Kiwanis club installs new officers

Darlene VanderVorst, past lieutenant governor of Region One, installed the officers of the Jamestown Kiwanis Club for 2009-2010 at the Oct. 5 luncheon meeting at the Lantern Room.

October 13, 2009

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