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<br />2018 Annual Report • Administration • St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />46 <br /> <br />The Historical Society also has digitized their most prized possessions: Records of <br />births and deaths from 1870 until 1900 and the St. Anthony Township Annual <br />meeting minutes from 1858 to the Village’s incorporation as a city in 1945. The <br />birth and death records and township meeting minutes are available on the St. <br />Anthony Village Historical Society’s webpage through the City of St. Anthony <br />website and also on the Minnesota Historical Society’s website. <br />The St. Anthony Village Historical Society is governed by its’ Board of Trustees - a <br />group of committed volunteers. They appreciate community support whether monetarily, <br />purchasing its books or participating in its programs. <br /> <br />St. Anthony Kiwanis <br /> <br /> <br />"We build" is a guiding principle for the members of the Kiwanis Club of St. Anthony Village. <br />Through volunteering and service projects, they build relationships with people of all ages. <br />The St. Anthony Kiwanis chapter began in 1962 and has grown to 44 men and women. The club <br />sponsors three youth service clubs: a K-Kids Club (45 members) at Wilshire Park Elementary <br />School, a Builders Club (53 members) at St. Anthony Middle School, and a Key Club (31 <br />members) at St. Anthony High School. We also support an Aktion Club (14 members), which <br />offers activities for mentally and physically challenged adults. Each of these service clubs <br />provides members with opportunities to perform service, build character and develop skills. <br />Just visit any of these clubs and you will witness how students can make a difference in their <br />school, and community. <br />You may have noticed Kiwanis members handing out peanuts on street corners or at businesses. <br />Peanut Day is one of the most important fundraising days of the year. Not only do the members <br />give away peanuts, it's also their way of thanking the many people who contribute money to the <br />club's projects. Their donations are used to support the youth clubs we sponsor, to provide <br />scholarships for high school seniors, and to support many other service projects. <br />If you would like to learn more about our club, come to a meeting. Meetings last an hour and <br />are held on the second, third and fourth Wednesdays of each month at the Culver's Restaurant