Community Corner
LC Key Club, Kiwanis Team Up for Community Service
The one-on-one program took kids and Kiwanians to the Crescenta-Cañada YMCA recently.
Twenty-five members from La Cañada High School Key Club, and the LC Middle School Builders Club, and 20 members of their parent organization, the Noon Kiwanis Club of LaCañada, teamed up recently to paint rails and rooms at the Crescenta-Canada YMCA.
The program was also conducted on the same day that thousands of Kiwanis clubs around the world work closely with the children as part of the “Serving the Children of the World” campaign.
The La Cañada Kiwanis club supports Habitat for Humanity, the La Cañada Tournament ofroses, annual La Cañada Memorial day activities, a Fiesta Days Barbecue, a program welcoming new teachers in the La Cañada Schools, and a program honoring the Tournament of Roses Rose Queen and Court, In addition, this club annually supports a Rabies Clinic, a disadvantaged schoolliteracy program and other community events.
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Pictured here, left to right from the bottom row to the top: Katherine Simone, Connie Park, ErinJones, Kate Decker, Raina Chen,Gloria Lee, Caitie Kang, Ben Blanco, Ciolin Suehiro, AdamOler, Connor Schultz, Jason Brown, Mathew Lim, David Jin and Kiwanis Builders Club Advisor Bryon Schwartz. Members of the Noon Kiwanis standing behind the students, left to right are: Chuck Terhune, Mary Gant, Petty Touchstone, Clyde Hemphill, Linda Magarian, Kyle Hara and his 4-year-old daughter Brylee, Stewart Lee, Mary Ann Berkuta, YMCA Board member and Kiwanian Chris Motte, Bill Scherkey, Club President Jim Phillips, Bill Koury, and Nick Berkuta.
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