The Kiwanis Club of Lloydminster recently celebrated 41 years in the community with a dinner at Spiro’s.
The small club of around a dozen members joined to celebrate their accomplishments. Meanwhile, a visit from the Lt. Governor Terry Ross coincided with the induction of one new member to the club, Gordon Flath.
Locally, the Kiwanis Club shines with its Santa project, music festival, and the annual Festival of Lights each December. However, the organization mainly focuses on helping kids with various requests and requirements throughout the year.
“It was a wonderful night of celebrating what our club stands for,” said club secretary Vera Gallant. “We’ve been around for 41 years and look forward to a bright future.”
To join the club, head over to their website for more information.
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