Who are we?
Kiwanis International is a Worldwide Service Organization appealing to men and women who have a desire to become personally involved in making their community a better place to live. The Kiwanis Club of Lapeer has served its community for more than 60 years.
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Meetings are held every Wednesday from 12:15p.m. to 1:30p.m. at the Polar Palace/Mezzanine,
3056 Davison Rd., Lapeer, Michigan 48446. Programs involving a wide variety of interests begin at 1:00p.m. and conclude no later than 1:30p.m.
Men and women who are interested in serving their community through a service club are cordially invited to attend any of the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer meetings.
Kiwanis International is a Worldwide Service Organization appealing to men and women who have a desire to become personally involved in making their community a better place to live. The Kiwanis Club of Lapeer has served its community for more than 60 years.
Join Us for Lunch...
Meetings are held every Wednesday from 12:15p.m. to 1:30p.m. at the Polar Palace/Mezzanine,
3056 Davison Rd., Lapeer, Michigan 48446. Programs involving a wide variety of interests begin at 1:00p.m. and conclude no later than 1:30p.m.
Men and women who are interested in serving their community through a service club are cordially invited to attend any of the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer meetings.
Kiwanis Kapers 2012 Show
BY JACOB HUNSANGER
810-452-2609 • jhunsanger@mihomepaper.com
LAPEER — For anyone who ever wanted to see local business owners and prominent citizens making fools of themselves on stage, this year’s show a good one. And to top things off, the fun and festivities all go to benefit local children. The annual Kiwanis Kapers variety show, performed by the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer, were Friday (April 13) at 7 p.m. and two performances on Saturday, at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. as well. All three shows will took place at the Lapeer East High School auditorium.
The Kiwanis Kapers show is a variety show aimed at raising money for the social club’s charity work and children’s programs around the county. Kiwanis Club members and children will both performed throughout the evening, with musical numbers, dance routines and a long list of comedy sketches.
The theme of the show this year was “Kiwanis Got Talent?” and was presented as if it were a television show. A panel of guest judges presided over the event, mockingly judging the other club members’ performances. Kim McComb directed the show this year, and she said the entire Kiwanis Club was excited for opening night of the Kapers show. The group has been busy for weeks rehearsing their skits, getting everything ready and preparing for the annual variety show fundraiser.
Money raised by ticket sales will be used for Kiwanis projects at Cramton and Annrook parks, along with charities like the Family Literacy Center of Lapeer. The Kiwanis Club of Lapeer spends around $40,000 a year on children’s programs and projects annually.
www.kiwanislapeer.org.
810-452-2609 • jhunsanger@mihomepaper.com
LAPEER — For anyone who ever wanted to see local business owners and prominent citizens making fools of themselves on stage, this year’s show a good one. And to top things off, the fun and festivities all go to benefit local children. The annual Kiwanis Kapers variety show, performed by the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer, were Friday (April 13) at 7 p.m. and two performances on Saturday, at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. as well. All three shows will took place at the Lapeer East High School auditorium.
The Kiwanis Kapers show is a variety show aimed at raising money for the social club’s charity work and children’s programs around the county. Kiwanis Club members and children will both performed throughout the evening, with musical numbers, dance routines and a long list of comedy sketches.
The theme of the show this year was “Kiwanis Got Talent?” and was presented as if it were a television show. A panel of guest judges presided over the event, mockingly judging the other club members’ performances. Kim McComb directed the show this year, and she said the entire Kiwanis Club was excited for opening night of the Kapers show. The group has been busy for weeks rehearsing their skits, getting everything ready and preparing for the annual variety show fundraiser.
Money raised by ticket sales will be used for Kiwanis projects at Cramton and Annrook parks, along with charities like the Family Literacy Center of Lapeer. The Kiwanis Club of Lapeer spends around $40,000 a year on children’s programs and projects annually.
www.kiwanislapeer.org.
‘Shoulder Angel’ wins at Kapers
The 64th annual Kiwanis Kapers show took place in April at Lapeer East High School. Kiwanis Club of Lapeer members and friends went on stage to perform a variety show, raising money for local children’s programs and charities. Audience members at all three shows cast ballots for their favorite act. With a total of 199 votes, the winning act was “Shoulder Angel” pictured left with Tori Duve and Jim McQueen. Photo by Phil Foley
