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Kiwanis club installs officers, salutes Kiwanian of the Year

(c)2012 NPT PHOTO BY DAVID POPIEL

Sam Moscato, at left, accepts the Kiwanian of the Year award from Immediate
Past President Don Jones. This is the second time Moscato has earned the award.

Published: 10:15 AM, 10/04/2012

Author: David Popiel
Source: The Newport Plain Talk

The Newport Kiwanis Club 2012-1013 officers took over club leadership October 1 after their recent induction.

For the second year in a row, Sam Moscato, the new club president, was named Kiwanian of the Year, voted upon by the club's membership. He was recognized for his achievements during the annual meeting on Sept. 25 at Fox & Hounds banquet hall.

Kentucky-Tennessee Governor Robert Brinkman, of Manchester, applauded the Newport Kiwanis Club for another successful year. He noted the club's $8,000 WLIK Radiothon & Auction fundraiser, Terrific Kids program at several schools, and local Key Club district officers.

Brinkman said he is proud of the role women have in Kiwanis and the needed adjustment and change this has brought. He recognized Irma Erts and Tina Kilgore from the Newport Club.

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