Kiwanis
Club Of Old Town
by Doug Butler
| Pam Lamborne, a member of the Kiwanis Club of Old Town (Winchester, Va) presents a "Steps For Choking Emergencies" poster to Peter L. Labrecque, General Manager of Sodexho Campus Services at Shenandoah University. The posters, purchased from the American Red Cross, are being supplied to area restaurants by the Club's Personal Safety Committee. | ![]() |
| Sue Barnett (left) a member of the Kiwanis Club of Old Town (Winchester, VA) delivers games and toys to Freda Roberson, Executive Director of the Freemont Street Nursery in Winchester as part of the Club's Youth Service program. | ![]() |
| Mary Nordman a charter member of the Kiwanis Club of Old Town, (Winchester, VA) serves pancakes to a customer during the annual Kiwanis Applebee's Pancake Day held each year. The Club participates with Applebee's each year as one of their Fund Raiser for community service. | ![]() |



















Many individuals join Kiwanis clubs specifically because we are an international
organization with a global mission-that lofty goal of changing
the world one child and one community at a time. To this
point, with a few notable exceptions, our Capital District
clubs seem to have focused on local efforts directed toward
helping our own children and communities. This is commendable,
but it does not address the incredible needs of children
worldwide...Accordingly,
our District Committee on International Understanding has
decided to pursue a new approach
to achieving our global mission. We have selected Africa because its needs are great and most of us know extremely
little about this part of the world...












