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February 13, 2010	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis President Elect Ms. Kirsten Braley, presents Parkway Elementary School a check for $400 in support of the PTA's annual Book Fair Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser. Pictured left to right are Maria Bassett, President of the Parkway School PTA, Ms. Nicole Harris, Parkway School Principle and Kirsten Braley.
December 12, 2009	Click to enlarge image The Kiwanis club or Ewing Township pitched in to support the Salvation Army with the annual holiday bell ringing fundraiser. Members of the club came together and volunteered a full day at two hour shifts on behalf of the Salvation Army. Pictured left to right are members, Mark Wetherbee, Ed Dunham - Committee Chair, and Ted Roberts serving their 2 PM to 4 PM shift.
November 19, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis was proud to Host the New Jersey Kiwanis Governor's Joint meeting for District 3. Pictured above from left to right are, Don Cox, Mike Tucker - President Ewing Club, Tony Kaiser - Past International President and Ewing Member, Mark Esposito - Governor of New Jersery Kiwanis, Margaret Henry-Parker - President of the Haddons Kiwanis, David Morris - Secretary of Lambertville Kiwanis, Matt Lee - Past President Hamilton Kiwanis , and Thomas Lynch - Past President of Mount Holly Kiwanis.
July 30, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis was proud to honor Mr. Jerry Reilly, owner of Halo Farm, with the 2009 Business Person of the Year Award. Mr. Reilly has been a strong supporter of many of the Ewing programs such as the Ewing Talent Show, Ewing Kiwanis Safety Town, and the Ewing Kiwanis Pasta Dinner. Pictured from left to right are Carolyn Giovannini (Past Ewing Kiwanis President), Jerry Reilly, and Debora Calle (Current Ewing Kiwanis President).
May 28, 2009	Click to enlarge image As a result of the first Spring Walk for Autism on April 18th, , participating civic organizations, Parents Educating Parents (PEP), The Ewing Board of Education, The Kiwanis Club of Ewing, Ewing Public Education Foundation and Ewing Teachers Education Association raised $6,500 at the first time event. The proceeds of the event went to support Parents of Autistic Children (POAC), an organization that provides training to parents, teachers and related personnel who provide direct services to children with autism. Pictured above are Gary Weitzen – Executive Director of POAC, Suzanne Carbonaro Co-Chair of PEP presenting the check, Debra Calle – President Ewing Kiwanis, Tammy Ranello Co-Chair PEP and Michael Tucker – President Elect of Ewing Kiwanis.
May 25, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis, dedicate a Pink Dogwood to the Ewing Veteran's Park on Memorial Day. Ewing Kiwanis is responsible for the creation and design of Veteran's park. Joe Schmeltz, Kiwanis member is responsible for the tree and the original design of the original section of the park. Pictured above left to right are Mayor Jack Ball - Kiwanis Member, General Robert Dutko - VP Ewing Patriotic Committee, Les Summiel - Ewing Town Council, Debra Calle - President Ewing Kiwanis. To the right of the tree is Don Cox - Past President Ewing Kiwanis, Joe Schmeltz - Member Ewing Kiwanis, Mark Wetherbee - Past President Ewing Kiwanis, Dee Sebasto - Secretary Ewing Kiwanis, Carolyn Giovannini - Past President Ewing Kiwanis.
May 1, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis President, Debra Calle presents Mr. Raymond Broach, Ewing Superintendent of Schools with the Ewing Kiwanis Certificate of Recognition for his years of service to the Ewing Schools and especially the children of Ewing Township. Ray will be retiring at the end of this school year and will be missed by all.
May 1, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis President, Debra Calle presents Brian Parker with the Police Officer of the Year Award for 2009. Members of 12 civic organizations from Ewing Township selected Officer Parker for his commitment to the safety of the children in Ewing Schools and his commitment to the Ewing Townships safety. The participating civic organizations are Ewing Kiwanis, Trenton Elks Lodge #105, Fraternal Order of Police #83, Lions Club of Ewing, Ewing VFW Post #7298, Woman's Club of Ewing, Ewing PBA local #111, Citizens Club of Ewing, Rotary Club of Trenton/Ewing, Ewing American Legion Post #314, Knights of Columbus Ewing Council #3756 and Soroptimist International of Trenton.
April 18, 2009	Click to enlarge image The Spring Changes for Autism event sprang in to a wonderful start on a beautiful spring day this past Saturday, April 18th. Volunteers from participating civic organizations, Parents Educating Parents (PEP), The Ewing Board of Education, The Kiwanis Club of Ewing, Ewing Public Education Foundation and Ewing Teachers Education Association all participated in the opening of the 2 mile walk for Autism. The community joined in for the event in outstanding numbers. The proceeds of the event went to support Parents of Autistic Children (POAC), an organization that provides training to parents, teachers and related personnel who provide direct services to children with autism. Second Photo, Kiwanians show up in full force to support the event.
March 11, 2009	Click to enlarge image Ewing Kiwanis presents a $1,000 check to PEP (Parents Educating Parents) as part of their contribution to the Autism Awareness event being held at the Fischer Middle School on April 18th. Pictured above are Debbie Calle - President of Ewing Kiwanis, Suzanne Carbonaro - Co-Chair of PEP, Tammy Ranello - Co-chair of PEP and Michael Tucker - President Elect Ewing Kiwanis and Chair of the Autism Awareness fundraiser event. For more information on the event contact Dave Hauserman, District Supervisor at 609-538-9800 ext. 7150 or visit the Ewing Township Schools website at www.ewingboe.org. The Event press release and flyer also can be found on the Ewing Township website www.ewingnj.org or the Ewing Kiwanis Website www.ewingkiwanis.org and go to the Activities Calendar page to download the flyer.
Janyary 8, 2009	Click to enlarge image The Ewing Kiwanis Club was honored to have as guest speakers the Ewing Township School officers. Pictured from left to right are Debra Calle - President, Brian Parker - Fisher Middle School, Mike Pellegrino - all three elementary schools, Anthony Massena - Ewing High school, and Sal Puca - Program Chair. These outstanding officers head up both the "GREAT" and the "DARE" programs in the Ewing schools. Ewing Kiwanis presented certificates of recognition for their dedication in providing a safe learning environment for the children of Ewing Township schools. The officers give the children someone to reach out and talk to. They provide mentoring support and help dealing with the many social pressures and challenging obstacles that young children and adolescents face every day.
May 24th, 2007	Click an image to enlarge. Ewing Kiwanis join other service organizations from Central New Jersey to visit the Library of Congress in Washington DC and meet with our elected officials and policy makers in an effort to better support our communities at the invitation of Representative Rush Holt, 12th Congressional District. In the first photo are the members of Ewing Kiwanis and Ewing Lions. Pictured left to right are Dolores Sebasto - Ewing Kiwanis, Joanne Wetherbee, Mark Wetherbee - Ewing Kiwanis, Representative Rush Holt, Carolyn Giovannini - Ewing Kiwanis President, Samuel Hood - Ewing Kiwanis, Michael Tucker - Ewing Kiwanis, Christine and Lew Ischinger - Ewing Lions. The second photo includes members from other central New Jersey service organizations. The group was addressed by Rep. John Larson - CT-1st district, Rep. Jim Ramstad - MN-3rd district, Brad Fitch, co-founder and CEO of Knowlegis, Rep. Gene Taylor - MS-4th district, Karen McAfee - Tax Counsel, Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Wayne Gilchrest MD-1st district, and Sen. Harris Wofford, Former CEO Corporation for National Service: America's Promise Alliance.
January, 2007	Click here to download the Home Safety Checklist for home. As part of the Ewing Kiwanis commitment to the safety of the children in our community, the club recently distributed over 400 copies of the Kiwanis International Home Safety Checklist to six preschool centers in Ewing Township. The printing was donated by Ron Sodomin from Nexgen Press in Ewing who is also a long time member of the Ewing Kiwanis. As part of our effort to provide the community with copies of this very valuable booklet, we have posted it here on our website. For a copy of the version formatted for printing to a booklet for use by your organization click here The Kiwanis Website
JULY 8, 2005	SAFETY TOWN PROGRAM IS A HUGE SUCCESS The Ewing Kiwanis and Ewing Schools joint Safety Town Program for 2005 was a huge success. With record attendance of 60 students and 24 Student Consoler volunteers, graduation was celebrated on Friday, July 8th at the Ewing High School gym. It was a wonderful and touching event as the program coordinator; Mrs. Joann Cooper-Harris prompted the pre-school children to sing the safety songs and demonstrate what they learned in the two week program. As well it was very rewarding to see how many of our middle school and high school students volunteered their time for two weeks of their summer vacation to teach safety to the children. Our volunteers receive a small stipend for their efforts and it was very touching is the fact that two of our Student Volunteers, Shannon and Shelby Pedersen returned their stipend to the Kiwanis. To read their wonderful letter to the Ewing Kiwanis CLICK HERE. Five new bikes were purchased thanks to some of our Ewing Kiwanians who made a special donation above and beyond this year for new bicycles. Members in attendance at graduation were Mark Wetherbee, President Ewing Kiwanis, Barbara Guz, Wayne Staub, Brian McKeon, and Donald Cox. The Program was a success due to the coordinated efforts of the Program Chair and President Elect, Mr. Jerry Spencer, Co-Chair Mr. Joe Schmeltz, Ewing Business Admisistrator Mr. Dennis Nettleton, and BA Staff Assistant, Ms. Jean Conrad. The entire graduation will be broadcast on Ewing Channel 19 in about two weeks. Also there was coverage by WHYY channel 12 and NJN channel 8. Please visit the photos page to view the photo of the town after construction with the construction team in attendance. As well the Ewing Kiwanis sends a special thank you to our corporate sponsors, NJ Manufacturers, Heath Lumber, Joan George RE Max, Sign-A-Rama, RD Weis and Co., Chris Anderson Roofing and Erection, Charles Allen – Attorney at Law, Housman’s Tax Planning Service, Colonial Cadillac, Ewing Township Education Association, and T&M Associates.
May 6 2005	Click to view a larger image. As part of the dedication ceremony, the Ewing Kiwanis and Ewing Lions were recognized for their contribution to the park. Pictured here are Mark Wetherbee, president Ewing Kiwanis and David Lecter, president Ewing Lions. Each clubs emblem has been engraved on the dedication monument.
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