Kiwanis Sells Cider to Raise Funds for Youth Projects

Kiwanis members Haley Thomsen (right) and Cindy Kenney (left) manned the post office corner with Key Club member Logan Huff (center).

A severe cold snap, which reportedly even saw some snowflakes falling around Washtenaw County on Saturday, didn’t deter the members of the Manchester Kiwanis Club from its annual Cider Sale.

Selling half-gallon jugs of fresh local apple cider for $5 apiece on the major intersections around the village, Kiwanians were seeking to raise funds for its various youth projects.

Members of the High School Key Club, the Middle School Builders Club, and the Klager K-Kids, and the programs in which they participate, will benefit from the generous donations of those who purchased cider last weekend.

Dave Bartley braved the corner at Duncan Street and M-52/

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by Marsha Chartrand

Marsha Johnson Chartrand, a founder, writer, and copy editor with the Manchester Mirror, is a 50-year resident of Manchester. She has a long history of volunteer and community involvement.