Jennifer Netz and Molly Butler, English teacher at WHS, gave a pitch for the "Battle of the Books" program. It was started last year, and our club gave i-pads to the four winners. They are repeating the contest this year, as it has been a successful reading incentive program. The final competition will be from 7:45 am-9:30 on May 23rd at WHS, and anyone is welcome to attend.
About 21 of our members and few spouses enjoyed the All Service Club Luncheon on Wednesday. The luncheon honored the service clubs, the Apple Citizen of the year, the Royalty, and our veterans. The keynote speaker, a decorated Navy Seal physician assistant, was a hit. Thanks to all who attended.
Prom night, and Mateo enjoyed participating with his date. He is now living with Patty and Heath Rush. He has been horse back riding and camping already, and may get his hands dirty helping with the animals at the Rush's home. Thanks to Taro and Patti Masuda for hosting Mateo the first eighth months of his stay, and to Patty and Heath for hosting his last three months. If you haven;pt had the pleasure of doing something with Mateo yet, time is running out. He is a wonderful young man who can share a lot about his life in Ecuador.
Mateo with his prom date (above), and with his host moms Patty Rush and Patti Masuda (left).
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