The Sentinel-Record

Vote now in Kiwanis Club ‘Sexy Legs’ contest

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The Kiwanis Club of Hot Springs is sponsoring The First Annual Greater Hot Springs Sexy Legs Contest. With each vote costing $1, the Kiwanis Club is allowing the public to decide whose legs are the most terrific. All proceeds benefit the TERRIFIC Kid program, a Kiwanis-sponsored program which promotes character developmen­t, self-esteem and perseveran­ce.

“T.E.R.R.I.F.I.C.” is an acronym for Thoughtful, Enthusiast­ic, Respectful, Responsibl­e, Inclusive, Friendly, Inquisitiv­e and Capable. The TERRIFIC Kid program provides teachers and counselors with a tool to reward students who may otherwise go unnoticed. It is a tool for recognizin­g the practicing of good character in an environmen­t which most often is focused almost exclusivel­y on academic achievemen­t. When students embrace learning and practicing good character, their behavior in the classroom, school grounds and at home improve.

Voting can be made by visiting the contestant­s various places of business with contributi­ons to the TERRIFIC Kids collection cans (see below photo) or by contacting Donna Lawrence, president of The Greater Hot Springs Kiwanis Club at 727-410-1516 or any Kiwanis member.

The winner will be announced on Nov. 13 at a chili supper at the Elks Lodge at 6 p.m. The real winner will be the TERRIFIC Kid program and the children who will benefit from learning that good behavior is reward in and of itself.

 ?? Submitted photo ?? VOTE NOW: Contestant­s are Herb Carey, Elks Lodge 380; Scott Burton, Merrill Lynch; Steve Burns, Hot Springs Sports Medicine; Joey William, Hot Springs Police Department; Mark Sanders, Sanders Plumbing Supply; Will Byrd, Will’s Cinnamon Shop; Alan Spraggins, Edward Jones; Greg Bearss, LakePoint Church; and Brian Canales, Edward Jones. Not pictured are Brian Reilly, Family Care Chiropract­ic Center; Carl Crow, Crow & Durbin Law; Curtis Ridgway, Orr Toyota; Dedrick Johnson, student; Eric Wegner, Hot Springs Health & Fitness; Mike McCormick, Garland County Sheriff’s Department; Nick Dodd, First American Insurance; Scott Parker, Parker Family Dentistry; Scott Seller, Seller Eye Clinic; Terrance Peck, National Forestry Service; Zac Smith, SQZBX and KUHS radio.
Submitted photo VOTE NOW: Contestant­s are Herb Carey, Elks Lodge 380; Scott Burton, Merrill Lynch; Steve Burns, Hot Springs Sports Medicine; Joey William, Hot Springs Police Department; Mark Sanders, Sanders Plumbing Supply; Will Byrd, Will’s Cinnamon Shop; Alan Spraggins, Edward Jones; Greg Bearss, LakePoint Church; and Brian Canales, Edward Jones. Not pictured are Brian Reilly, Family Care Chiropract­ic Center; Carl Crow, Crow & Durbin Law; Curtis Ridgway, Orr Toyota; Dedrick Johnson, student; Eric Wegner, Hot Springs Health & Fitness; Mike McCormick, Garland County Sheriff’s Department; Nick Dodd, First American Insurance; Scott Parker, Parker Family Dentistry; Scott Seller, Seller Eye Clinic; Terrance Peck, National Forestry Service; Zac Smith, SQZBX and KUHS radio.

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