Club Roundup

Kiwanis of the Valleys
The Kiwanis-sponsored Music at Skypark set another new attendance record at the August concert. Even bigger things are expected at the final show of the season on Sept. 28, when The Joint Chiefs open the show, followed by top local band Extra Large. Admission is free. Food, beer and wine from local vendors are available, with the net proceeds donated to the music programs in local schools.
Through the generous support of our sponsors and vendors, this program has to date raised over $80,000. The show begins at 3:30 p.m. on the lawn at Skypark.
On Sept 20, the club participated in the annual California Clean-up Day by cleaning up the southbound side of Highway 17 in Scotts Valley.
The Kiwanis meet at 7 a.m. every Wednesday morning at Bruno’s BBQ. The second Wednesday of each month is an evening meeting at Bruno’s at 6:30 p.m. For more information about the Kiwanis, visit http://www.kiwanisofthevalleys.org/
San Lorenzo Valley Rotary Club
The San Lorenzo Valley Rotary Club held its annual New Teacher Breakfast at the SLVUSD offices.
A breakfast buffet was provided by club members along with individual gift certificates and flower arrangements. Nine new staff members were welcomed to the district, including Superintendent Laurie Bruton.
Club members will be participating in the Second Harvest Food Bank Barrel Wrap on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 7 am, at the Food Bank’s Watsonville location.
The SLV Rotary Club will welcome photographer Karen Asherah to its Wednesday morning meeting on Oct. 1. On Oct. 8, the Club will hold an assembly.
Susan Archibald of the Mountain Arts Center will speak on Oct. 15. An international Rotarian will be speaking to the club on Oct. 22.
Will Guilford, Artistic Director at Hooked on Theater will speak on Oct. 29. Meetings are held every Wednesday, at 7:15 a.m. in the Birch Dining Room at the Mt. Hermon Conference Center.