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However, a student can be a member of only one service club.

The school's community service club is named in her honor.

Each race had its own post exchange and service club.

A service club also used the building as a meeting venue.

In 1919, the building was taken over by the Army and converted into a service club.

"It's time to put this controversy behind us and get on with the real business of the service club movement."

His audiences include service clubs, business organizations, high school and university students.

The town includes a cafe/post office, hotel and services club.

He donated his spare time to doing books for local service clubs.

Almost every non-profit service club would participate in the effort.

Service club leaders say that minority membership is also increasing.

There are a number of service clubs as well.

Service club officers offer other reasons for the membership decline.

Floats include each class' advisory board and community service clubs.

It provides students with many opportunities to participate in community services through the service clubs or groups.

Though networking is traditional in the service clubs, some groups are exploring new ways of doing it.

They have a beta club and a community service club.

A service club is defined first by its service mission.

Extracurricular activities include sports, service clubs, and many other student organizations.

They participate in community events, like the service clubs.

A large pier built by a local service club is used for sun bathing and jumping.

The school staff along with the pastor continued to serve the needs of young by forming service clubs.

Established service clubs, he added, had a role in the social structuring of small communities.

In other communities, businesses and service clubs like the Rotary are providing workers.

The funding was obtained entirely from private philanthropy and service clubs.