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Non-members are invited
and encouraged to visit a luncheon meeting. We have a great line up
of speakers for our weekly club meetings, from local sports writers, to
health and finance experts, to
international
diplomats. Check our calendar to see a
list of our upcoming club meetings and plan to attend.
When you plan to attend, please call or email at
least two days in advance so we can
give the restaurant an accurate head count (lunch cost is $18).
contact information
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July 18, 2010, the
Kiwanis Club of Bethesda and Potomac fed over 100 families for a Summer
Cookout. Member actually cook and serve the parents and children
who are staying at the fantastic Children's Inn on the NIH Campus.
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Pat Tiede, Bob
Gradle, Shirley Gradle and Debbie Van Horn along with
several members from both the Kiwanis Club of Bethesda and Potomac pose
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2010 Teenager of the
Year
This award
recognizes outstanding Montgomery County high school students for
their academic achievements, citizenship activities, community
service, leadership and responsibility in their community and at home.
Division
Seventeen Teenager of the Year nominees participate in a competitive
process on Club, Division and District levels. The finalist will win a
$2,000 scholarship and a trip to the Kiwanis District Convention in
Lynchburg, Virginia in August.
A highlight
of the night is the announcement of the winner of the “Division 17
Teenager of the Year” competition. And the Winner is … Winston
Churchill High School Key Club graduating senior Tessa Port!
Tessa is one of the founders of the Key Club and led the club to a
membership of over 40 members in its first year with many service
projects. With Tessa is Joan Benz, PhD. and Principal of
Churchill High School as well as the Faculty Advisor. Thank you, Dr.
Benz, for your support and leadership.
2010 SERVICE LEADERSHIP
BANQUET
May 20, 2010
Left to right Past Lt Gov Anh Truong, Lt
Gov Tripti Soni and Jeanne Smith of Division 17 Key
Clubs
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You're going to be hearing more about the Miracle
League of Montgomery County.
Contact Dr. Jim Leder at
mlmc09@comcast.net
for additional information on this ongoing project.
Miracle League Exhibition Game
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Standing, Marvin Jackson Division 17
current Lt. Governor; Bernie Gardiner, Past. Lt.
Governor with Pat Tiede, Secretary of the Miracle League of
Montgomery County.
Slugger Molly with her "buddy", Kiwanis Club
President Jeanne Smith. Everyone gets a home run with just a
little bit of help!
Johnny Franklin, Miracle League
Director from Huntsville, AL, Joe Gordon, a Miracle League
Donor, and Dr. Jim Leder, President of the Miracle League of
Montgomery County.
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Check out the Bethesda Miracle League Website:
http://www.miracleleaguemontcomd.com
SAVE THE DATE
Friday, September
24, 2010
Bretton Woods Golf
Course
Kiwanis Club of
Bethesda
37th Annual Golf
Classic
Supporting
Children's Charities in
Montgomery County
We thank these sponsors who
supported our 2009 Golf Tournament
www.bethesdatexaco.com
www.lerchearly.com
REBUILDING TOGETHER
ANNUAL PROJECT
April 24, 2010
Kiwanis Foundation President George
Patterson presents check to Susan
Kirk, Executive Director of Bethesda Cares at the June 10, 2010
meeting of the club.
Governor Don Dudey's official
visit to Division 17 Family Fun Picnic held on Sunday, June 13, 2010
at Black Hill Regional Park in Boyds, MD. (left to right) Governor
Don Dudey; Lt. Governor-Elect Joyce Sharon, Jim Leder,
President of The Miracle League of Montgomery County, and
current Lt. Governor, Marv Jackson.
Kiwanis Club of
Bethesda’s Patsy Jackson and Pat Tiede, Club Secretary,
enjoy the tribute to the Armed Services. They were part of a Bethesda
interclub attending the Second Annual Armed Forces Dinner at Kenwood
Club on May 15, 2010, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Potomac.
Walter Johnson High School Senior
Receives Scholarship
July 22, 2010
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Jacqui Joseph,
with her parents Jill Joseph and James Joseph,
WJHS guidance counselor Dennis Reynolds and Kiwanis member
Richard Ruprecht gather to receive a mock check for $1,000 to the
College of Charleston. Jacqui won the best essay for
relating her service to the community.
YMCA Turkey with player Molly.
August 28th was a big day for children with special needs in the
Metro-Washington area. Our goal now is to build this special Miracle
Field by next Spring. We would encourage anyone interested to help us
make this a reality. We welcome help from any club, individual,
contractor or vendors of items need to build the field. Check out our
website at
http://www.miracleleaguemontcomd.com/. For or more information
contact Jim Leder at
DrNo813@aol.com.
The Kiwanis Club of Bethesda hosted the
Miracle League Exhibition Game
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