Kiwanis Club of Washington, PA

High school students, if you are looking for community service credits then come down to the Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Penn Commercial next to Big Lots at 8:30 a.m. Saturday (tomorrow). Just show up. You'll leave with a smile on your face. Sponsored by Washington Kiwanis.

The Kiwanis Club of Washington honored the late Leo Shawin at the Joint Service Club luncheon in the fall. His family was there to receive his award.

The Washington Kiwanis Club entertained Santa Claus and his guests with pancake and sausage breakfast, face painting, ornament making and bunny petting. Visiting children received gift bags from Santa and adults got chances on a beautiful wreath. Shown are cooks Charlie Bowers and Wil White who made sure everyone was well fed.

Would you like to change the world? Or how about just a part of it. Then why not try the Kiwanis Club of Washington. With a long and storied tradition of charitable acts in Washington, the Kiwanis Club has many programs that benefit children. To find out more, why not join us for a zoom meeting on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Just send us your email address to tusc15301@yahoo,com to get an invite.

High school students, if you are looking for community service credits then come down to the Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Penn Commercial next to Big Lots at 8:30 a.m. Saturday (tomorrow). Just show up. You'll leave with a smile on your face. Sponsored by Washington Kiwanis.

The Kiwanis Club of Washington honored the late Leo Shawin at the Joint Service Club luncheon in the fall. His family was there to receive his award.

The Washington Kiwanis Club entertained Santa Claus and his guests with pancake and sausage breakfast, face painting, ornament making and bunny petting. Visiting children received gift bags from Santa and adults got chances on a beautiful wreath. Shown are cooks Charlie Bowers and Wil White who made sure everyone was well fed.

Santa and his helpers at the recent Breakfast With Santa at Penn Commercial.

Wil White presents Peggy Hays-Nelson with the Kiwanis Club of Washington's Outstanding Volunteer Award at the annual Joint Service Luncheon at W&J this week.

The Joint Service Clubs held their annual awards luncheon at W&J this week. Honored by their clubs were Russell Suprek of the Washington Lodge 164, Free & Accepted Masons; C. Edwin Lemley from the Sunset Lodge 623, Free & Accepted Masons; Joseph P. Dunn Jr., from the Knights of Columbus Council 1083; Gist Wylie of the Rotary Club of Washington; Tracy Sushel of the Washington Lions Club; Jasmine Blussick of Washington BPW; and Peggy Hays-Nelson of the Kiwanis Club of Washington.