The Kiwanis Club of Warsaw recently installed new officers for the coming year. In 2015 Kiwanis International marks its 100th anniversary, which has members looking forward to new projects and ways to serve. Kiwanis is a service club whose mission is to improve the world one child and one community at a time. The Warsaw club meets for lunch at the Shrine Building on the fairgrounds each Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Guests interested in learning more about Kiwanis are always welcome to attend. New Kiwanis officers pictured are (L to R), front row: Adam Clemens, president-elect; Katy Berger, assistant secretary; Renea Salyer, president; Joni Truex, secretary; Lee Hartle, director; back row: Mike Bergen, assistant treasurer; Burt Ramsey, director; Keith Cook, director; Michael Suhaney, vice president; Darrin Miller, treasurer; Doug Ault, immediate past president; and Charlotte Wise, director. Not pictured are Tim Hollowell and Mari Truman, directors.[[In-content Ad]]
