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KIWANIS CLUB
of Rolling Hills Estates
P.O. Box 2856 • Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA
90274
Kiwanis - Helping to Change the
World - One child at a Time
Meetings on Thursdays at The Original Red
Onion, 12:10 pm
Come and be our guest
Scholarships for Deserving Students!
Kiwanis offers a number
of scholarships to deserving high school seniors and for
deserving College Students/Alumni (prior recipients of Kiwanis
Club of RHE Scholarships) including Cliff Welsh Memorial
Scholarships for our Key Club and KIWINS Clubs at Peninsula and
Palos Verdes High Schools, the June Staudhammer Memorial
Scholarship for a deserving future nurses (or other medical),
The Carolyn Anthony and the Joe Kelly Memorial Scholarships as
well as several general scholarships - but to be eligible for
the scholarships - you have to submit an application! . . . And
many students did. Therefore in 2011 we awarded 24
scholarships and hope to offer at least that many in 2012.
To download application forms for 2012,
Click
here for M/S Word File; or
Click
here for PDF File.
This Site
Sponsored by Palos Verdes on the NET
Welcome to our Club!
Kiwanis activities
involve raising money thru projects such as the Palos Verdes
Marathon, musical benefits and other events. We donate ALL
proceeds to community programs that help our kids - REACH, YMCA,
Volunteers of America, Jester & Pharley Phund, KEY and KIWINS
Clubs, Scholarships, as well as many others.
The Annual Kiwanis-sponsored Palos Verdes
Marathon is the 2nd longest continuously running Marathon in the
United States, second only to the Boston Marathon. It is a
truly beautiful course, with breathtaking views throughout that
attracts thousands of spectators and runners from all over the
world. For details go to
www.palosverdes.com/marathon.
TOPICS
(Click on any of the following Topics of Interest):
Kiwanis offers insight into issues affecting the
local and global community. Club programs offering members and
insider’s a look at their communities from the people who make the
news in education, the justice system, the arts, recreation and
more.
An opportunity to expand business and
professional networking
Kiwanis meetings offer a marketplace of ideas and a
social setting where members can interact with peers of diverse
business and professional backgrounds.
An arena in which to develop and use
leadership skills
Kiwanians can volunteer for projects that they find
appealing and that fit their schedule. Often, they have a chance to
try things they don’t do every day. Besides contributing to the
quality of community life, members have an opportunity to develop
and use skills that then can be applied at home and work.
Fellowship and Service
Kiwanis offers an opportunity for personal
involvement in the leadership and improvement of the community, the
nation and world. While service is what Kiwanians are known for,
their club offers much more. Meetings and projects provide
fellowship - fellowship that is sincere and lasting.
Since its founding in 1915, the organization has
grown to about 9,000 clubs in more than 80 nations. Nearly a third
of a million Kiwanians are helping to improve people’s lives on
every continent - from Canada to Colombia; from Austria to
Australia; from Tunisia to the Republic of China.
Kiwanians are engaged in education, government,
banking, marketing, agriculture, international trade, non-profit
organizations, and many other fields. They are corporate officers,
managers, small-business owners and self-employed professionals.
They are young individuals embarking on careers, successful
executives and active retirees.
A Busy Person Can Make Time For Kiwanis - Let’s Face
It: People are busy with family, friends, careers, hobbies, and
other interests. Kiwanis offers an affordable opportunity - one that
costs a little time, but not a lot of money - to make a difference
in the community. Members decide how much time and money they want
to invest. Club meetings offer an atmosphere of FUN, LEARNING and
FELLOWSHIP, while providing a welcome change in the daily routine.
In addition to attending the meetings, the typical Kiwanian
volunteers time each month in club service projects.
Because of the flexibility and fulfillment that
Kiwanis offers, men and women who are involved in several activities
need not feel uneasy about adding to their schedules.
"Young Children: Priority One"
...is the Kiwanis program that places continuing
focus on projects addressing the needs of children in pediatric
trauma, safety, child care, early development, infant health,
nutrition and parenting skills.
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KIWANIS CLUB OF ROLLING
HILLS ESTATES Officers for 2011-2012 |
| Title |
Name |
Telephone
No. |
| President |
Richard Sherman |
310 378-5813 |
| Vice President |
John Williams |
310 544-3681 |
| General Secretary |
Carolyn Price |
310 377-1370 |
| Treasurer |
Georgette Perez-Tahan |
:310
541-5681 |
Peninsula High School KEY and KIWINS Clubs and Palos Verdes High
School KIWINS Club
The typical Kiwanis club plans numerous projects
each year that focus on the special needs of the community. They
include fighting substance abuse, helping the elderly, promoting
literacy, supporting youth supports and other projects involving
children or persons in need. Kiwanis also provides leadership
opportunities in community service for youth. As such, the Palos
Verdes Rolling Hills Estates Chapter of Kiwanis is a strong sponsor
of the three local KEY/KIWINS Clubs, all of whose primary purposes
are to provide volunteer support for community projects and
programs. See below for links to their web sites.
WE SUPPORT:
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Joe Kelly, Cliff
Welsh, Carolyn Anthony, and June Staudhammer Memorial
Scholarship Funds
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High School Graduates
Scholarships
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High School KEY and
KIWINS Clubs
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REACH Program
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The San Pedro
Peninsula YMCA
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Peninsula Education
Foundation
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Toberman Settlement
House
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The Jester & Pharley
Phund
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Boys & Girls Clubs
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Freedom 4U Outreach
Program
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Volunteers of America:
Project Shoe, Children's Christmas Party, and Children's
outings.
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Various other
Community Organizations and Charities
Weekly Lunches every Thursday
January
February
March
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Scholarship Application Drive Continues
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Marathon Details Continue, order medals and T-shirts,
co-ordinate volunteers
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District
Convention
April
May
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45th Annual Palos Verdes Marathon
- May 14, 2011
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Scholarships Selection Completed, Award Letters Mailed
- Key Club &
KIWINS Installation Banquets
June
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Board Elections
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Scholarship Awards Dinner
July
August
September
October
November
December
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Volunteers of America/Boys & Girls Club Kids Christmas
Party
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Club Evening Christmas Party
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Club & Key Club participation in decorating the Floats for the
Rose Bowl Parade

May 19th, 2012: Annual Palos Verdes 1/2
Marathon Start Times: 7:00
am 1/2 Marathon, 5K Run and Community Fun Walk
For more details
and online information or
registration -- go to
www.palosverdes.com/marathon.

Host hotel: Terranea Resort - Rancho
Palos Verdes, California
Back to Top
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Joyce Campbell - Professor,
CSULB
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Ben Carter, Bon Vivant &
Professional Law Student
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Kathy Chu - Manager, Corner
Print & Copy
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Joan Davidson (Sandy) -
Retired Educator
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Cheryl Dewey (Sherry) -
Credit Manager
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Mona Dill, City of RPV, REACH
Director
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Ken Duke (Ruth) - Retired
Public Services Director
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Kathleen Easterson - Retired
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Derek Gable (Pam) - Inventor
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George Haddad (Marty) - CPA,
Realtor & Business owner INET Graphics Associates;
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Bill Hallett - Retired Police
Officer/Peer Counselor
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Kathy Hamlin - Retired Postal
Employee
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Fred Held - Consultant &
Businessman
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Michelle "Shelley" JOhnston
(Ronald) - Aerospace Consultant
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Bobbi Jones - Bay Cities
Nat'l Bank Manager
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Joanie Keluche - Educational
Therapist
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Peggie O'Neal - Retired -
Georgette Perez-Tahan -
Travel Agent -
Carolyn Price, Graphic Arts &
Printing -
Rori Roje - Business
Consultant
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Erin Ruymen (Joe) - Interior
Designer
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Evelyn Salinas, Manager
Kaiser Federal Bank
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Natalie Schorr, Travel Agent
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Richard Sherman (Connie) -
Jazz Pianist
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Bruce Weiner (Dolly) -
Attorney
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John Williams (Sue) -
Investment Advisor
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Other Associated Persons:
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Tim McDannold - Lt. Governor, Division 19
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Ramon Esquivel - Lt. Governor Key Clubs Division
19 South
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Catherine Yoon - President, Peninsula High School
Key Club
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Juli Yoshinaga- Vice-President, Peninsula High
School Key Club -
Yuuka
Kitazuma- Vice-President, Peninsula High School
Key Club
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Hunter
Phillips - President, Palos Verdes High School
KIWINS Club
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Lillian Liao
- Vice-President, Palos Verdes High School KIWINS Club
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In Memorium
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Carolyn Anthony -
Joe Kelly
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June Staudhammer
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Cliff Welsh
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Palos Verdes Peninsula High Key Club (new
link coming)
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©2008-12 -- Kiwanis Club of
Rolling Hills Estates For information about this
web site or additional information about Kiwanis
please contact George Haddad at
INET Graphics
Associates (310) 465-0138 or send an email
(click below)
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