On the 22nd of June, members met at the Camp Office to put together the “goodie bags” for all 100+ participants of the event. We even bought some of the supplies for the bags! It was an extra warm afternoon on June 24th, but despite that fact, we had a team from our club playing in the tournament. We won’t reveal their scores…just the fact that they had a great time!
MT. HOOD KIWANIS CAMP Since 1933, MHKC has partnered with the US Forest Service to help empower children and adults with disabilities through overnight, outdoor, recreational programming. They offer eight week-long sessions of residential summer camp, two winter retreats and a family camp at their 22-acre site in the Mt. Hood National Forest.
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LTG Susie Meyer led an informative DCM 27
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On Monday evening, August 16th, six of our members attended the Division 63 DCM, which we co-sponsored with the Tualatin club. It was a highly informative meeting. One of the two main items of business was learning about the “Kids Need Coats” project. (Details on next page.) It was also extremely informative to hear our own John Brookens share a slide show presentation about the Doernbecher program. (Details from the presentation can be found on pages 14 & 15.) At the end of the meeting, when the door prizes were distributed, two out of the three prizes went to some of our members! Congratulations, Frank and Sue for winning a restaurant certificate and a mug!
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