Weekly Kiwanis News 1/28

Posted by Tim Buenz

on Jan 28, 2015

There were 28 members in attendance today with Les Reinhart visiting from the Aktion Club. Lori Subbert also joined us and turned in her membership application! Bob reported a can deposit of $118 for the last several weeks. Linda reported that 6 Aktion Club members were very excited at their last meeting as they are now employees of the new Hy-Vee! Hollie sahred information about the community meeting Feb. 21 on the Bully Project. More information on this organization can be found on their website or on Greene County News online.

Marla Siruta had the program today. She introduced Karen Shannon and Danille Curtis who spoke to the club about Young Living essential oils. The Young Living corporate motto is: We honor our stewardship to champion nature's living energy, essential oils, by fostering a community of healing and discovery while inspiring individuals to wellness, purpose, and abundance.Their community of wellness started small in 1993, when Gary Young developed his first organic herb farming and distillation operation. As Gary developed more farmland in Utah and Idaho, he began cultivating lavender, peppermint, melissa, clary sage, and many other herbs. Fueled by a growing demand for pure essential oils, Young Living designed and built the largest, most technologically advanced distillery for the production of essential oils in North America. The company has also developed the groundbreaking Seed to Seal® process, which preserves the integrity and potency of essential oils. Thanks to Karen, Danille, and Marla for an interesting and informative program.