Thank you

to the home owners who generously offered their homes for our tour;

to the restaurants who offered discounts when you showed your tickets for the day:
the Cloverleaf, Rockin Joes, Calandra's, Angelino's, Rose and the
wonderful cooperation of local businesses. Special thanks to Caldwell Flowerland
for donating their beautiful venue as our gathering place; to ShopRite for donating
all the cookies; to Rockin Joe's for donating all the coffee, milk, cream and sugar; and
to Foodtown for donating all the needed paper goods for the day.
And to the many volunteers who guided you through those homes on Dec. 4th!

The House Tour of the Season

Enjoy the eclectic charms of six local homes, and visit three historic 19th century homes: Caldwell’s Grover Cleveland’s Birthplace; West Caldwell’s Zenas C. Crane House and Roseland’s Harrison House - all open with docents available to answer your questions.
Pine boughs, ribbons, aromas of the season, distinctive collections, and unique décor of homes filled with pride and respect for the structures welcome us into the joyful holiday season.

Nine sites to Tour
Sunday, December 4, 2011 - 12 noon to 4:30 PM

Complimentary Refreshments at all Historic Sites and
Caldwell Flowerland
329 Bloomfield Avenue • Caldwell, NJ

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Bob Hodge New Kiwanis President

The Kiwanis Club of Caldwell-West Essex witnessed the swearing in of it's 87th President by Kiwanis Lt. governor Lynn Oliver on Oct. 4 at the Mayfair Farms. The Caldwell Club is one of the oldest Kiwanis Clubs in New Jersey and founded only 8 years after Kiwanis International was established in Chicago.

The full Board of Directors was also sworn in by Lt. Governor Oliver.

20 years of Street Fairs!

The Kiwanis Club of Caldwell-West Essex is thrilled to have been a founding organization of the Rotary/Kiwanis Caldwell Street Fair.

Fun and games were the order of the day with Kiwanians and Rotarians in the Beer Garden and Kiwanian Dr. Nancy Blattner, President of Caldwell College and some of Caldwell College Students hamming it up on the Avenue

Kiwanis sponsors 9/11 Memorial on Caldwell Green

There are somethings in life that impact us so much that we never forget, where we were, what we were doing, how we felt and even the words we uttered at that moment.
December 7, 1941, November 22, 1963, September 11, 2001.

Two weeks ago Kiwanis sponsored an observance of September 11, 2001 on the Caldwell Town Green. Mildred Fitzburgh our Vice President said a few words to bring us together as we remembered those innocent souls who lost their lives that sunny day ten years ago.
Jackie Allworth lead a gathering of Kiwanians and local residents in the singing of Amazing Grace.
Our firefighters who so bravely gave their all to help save lives that day and for months afterward observed the day with us.
The West Essex First Aid Squad many of whom volunteered at the

Trade Center site as well, were there as part of the memorial service.

Fourth of July tradition

Kiwanians were out in force serving lemonade and cold water to the many Caldwellians in support of the Annual Ice Cream Social at the Grover Cleveland Birthplace historic site.

Irene Gibbons, a Kiwanian for 25 years has been recognized by the Rotary Club of the Caldwells with their Service above Self award at their June 21st meeting. Long time Rotarian Sam Kent presented Irene with her plaque as many Kiwanis family members were on hand to celebrate Irene's recognition.