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Like to Babysit????
The Annual Kiwanis HOLIDAY CHILDCARE is scheduled for SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2009, from 12:30 TO 3:30 PM at the MASONIC LODGE (8 Smull Ave., Caldwell- across the street from Dancy's Funeral Home). The MSDA Key Club has been a huge part in making this event a success the last couple of years..I hope you can participate again this year.
We need to know the number of volunteers by Nov. 30th. The first shift should arrive by 12 noon and anyone who wants to come earlier to help set up please arrive by 11:00. Thank you.
Don't forget to get your dues in-- $13.00 Allison Zabady is collecting
To sign up for the Yoga, or the Dance-a-thon , see Emilie Stewart
Thanks to all who made hats & blankets. More available if you want to get one from L5 and make it at home and bring it in when you are done.
Meeting Information for Fall 2009
Schedule for November Meeting Meeting Date: Thursday November 20 7:30 AM in L5 WARM UP AMERICA BLANKETS!!!--No sewing needed. Fleece hats and blankets for babies.
For Information on volunteering for service projects speak to one of your officers:
Catherine Mikula, Emilie Stewart, Liz Lembo, Julie Takagi, Allison Zabady, Kate McKenna, & Aubrey Skolnik
Suggested Items For Soldiers—Keep it Small! It’s the thought that counts!
1. Prayers: for those serving and their families. 2. Notes, letters or cards from you. They love to get mail and hear news from home. 3. Recreation Items: Playing cards, puzzle books, magazines, small posters, art
supplies, travel games, yo-yo’s
4. Food: Hard candy or mints, snacks (pretzels, packaged cookies, granola bars, healthy snacks,
energy bars), gum, Peanut butter, jelly, dried soup mixes, microwave Chef Boyardee
meals ( even without microwaves, they eat them cold), instant coffee (caffeinated),
non-dairy creamer, sugar packets, powdered drinks (Gatorade, lemonade, iced tea),
cookies, tuna in pouches, tea bags.
Please note, no homemade goodies (for security purposes) or chocolate ( it melts). 5. Hygiene and First Aid Hand wipes, hand sanitizer, shaving necessities, powders, lotions, Anything for their
feet ( gel soles, foot powder, blister pads, lambs wool, foot cream, white or black
socks, flip flops), Band-aids, first aid creams, gauze pads, toothbrushes, toothpaste,
shampoo, soap, body wash, hand cream, Chap-Stick, cough drops, contact lens
solution, Q-tips, sunscreen, pocket first aid kit, eye drops, small pkg. of tissues.
6. Miscellaneous Note paper, various occasion cards (that they can use to send home) , envelopes, pens,
journals, calendars, pocket- sized date planners, mini flags from home ( state flag or
college flag, sports flags or posters ( to decorate offices or rooms), White T-shirts,
small sewing kits, black shoe polish.
Please note: a. Any item that could leak should be placed in a zip-lock bag
b. No aerosol sprays or items that are combustible.
c. No glass containers
Keep in mind they just like hearing from you. Nothing is as exciting as mail call and getting cards and letters from well-wishers at home. Thank you. |
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