Opelousas Kiwanis Club

Next Meeting - 09-08-10  

Perry Gallow, Opelousas Chief of Police
 

Meeting Location:

Indian Hills Country Club

1141 E Prudhomme Lane

Opelousas, LA


Scholarship presentation to TH Harris - Opelousas Campus
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At the meeting of August 18th, Mr. Willie Smith the administrator of T.H. Harris Technical College joined Wyvos Edmond and Dirk Boudreaux for a scholarship presentation.  The $1,250 scholarship will be awarded to a student from the Opelousas area to help defray their educational costs.


Kiwanis John Bradley Memorial Jamboree
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Attending the August 11 meeting to kickoff the 2010 Kiwanis John Bradley Memorial Jamboree were jamboree chairman Wyvos Edmons, Doug Guillory with Opelousas Catholic, Tommy Badon with Westminster Christian Academy, and club president Dirk Boudreaux.


Kiwanis Scholarship Receipients

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Natalie Noel is pictured with club Vice President Karen Christian.  Natalie attended Westminister Christian Academy and will be attending LSU-Eunice, majoring in Elementary Education.



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Ashleigh Wagley is pictured with club Vice President Karen Christian.  Ashleigh attended Opelousas Catholic School and will be attending UL Lafayette.  Ashleigh has not yet decided on a major.

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Joseph Corso is pictured with club president Dirk Boudreaux and member Scott Pitre.  Joseph attended St. Edward's High School and will be attending LSU-Eunice.



What is Kiwanis?

Kiwanis is a verb. It’s something you do. Lots of Kiwanians do it a couple of hours a week - some a lot more. But in all of the doing there is a single purpose in Kiwanis - Service to our communities, especially to benefit the most needy members of our communities. Meetings, sometimes laced with horseplay, accompanied by sometimes mediocre food, laughter - and sometimes tears, build bonds among Kiwanians that strengthen the Team for the times when there is serious community service work to be done. The Kiwanian's time, care, and concern changes the lives of the recipients a little ... or a lot.

Kiwanians see the benefit directly, and the benefit is often immediate.

That's Kiwanis. It's a VERB!