Message From The Lt. Governor

Laird Smith, Lt. Governor Fellow Kiwanians, It is such a pleasure to travel to each and every club several times a week, in fact after 45 visits I can honestly say I have never met a group of Kiwanians at each club so dedicated to their community…to the children who are our future leaders. We have much to be thankful for and I am very proud of how each and every one of you carry yourself in your meetings and working with the general public. Continue to greet at the door everyone who attends your meetings and projects with a zest for life for you have a true treasure in your fellow Kiwanians! As a Division, we have been very busy recruiting Kiwanians…our # 1 Goal. Our Division is up 39 members, far surpassing other Divisions…The “Membership Challenge” is there for you…the guidelines are described on the following pages. There are two critical things to remember, put you new Kiwanians to work on committees as soon as they join, advance them through to become Board Members and find their passion-you then have a Kiwanian for Life. The second thing to remember is the “Back Door”…that’s called Retention of your members. Reach out to each and every member…get them engaged in activities in your Clubs…check in with them when they miss meetings…Membership is everyone’s responsibility… Our # 2 Goal this year is having every Club develop their own I Plan…this is a strategic business plan for your Club. It is vital that you put a sail to your boat and give it direction. If we are to grow our Clubs, make meaningful contributions to our communities and make a difference in children’s lives, we must focus on what our plans are and how we will get there. You can tie your I Plan into the Club Recognition program and be recognized as a “Distinguished Club” this year. When awards were given out two years ago, just 5 of 15 Clubs earned this prestigious award. I contend that every Club can achieve the “Distinguished Status” this year. Finally, there are a significant number of important activities coming up…most notably, the March 11… March In March around the Kiwanis Family House, a fundraiser…there are details attached. Then there is the Kiwanis One Day Project (s)…Kiwanis Clubs can participate in the month of April…starting April 1 with the Kiwanis Family House. As a Club, you can pick any day, any project and involve any Clubs or Service Leadership Groups and complete your project together. Take a few moments and peruse the Newsletter, some wonderful programs going on in all the Clubs. Thank you for your time and dedication to Kiwanis! Laird Smith, Lt Governor CNH Division 44

Division Council Meetings

2nd Monday, Dinner at 5:30 PM, Meeting at 6:00 PM

Next Meeting: January 9, 2017

Free Methodist Church, 8790 Oak Avenue, Orangevale, CA

2016-2017 Leadership Team

Lt. Governor: La ird Smith / Auburn

Past Lt. Governor: Lori Warden / Placerville

Secretary-Treasurer: Shari Smith / Auburn

Division 44 Circle K Lt. Governor: Lawrence Sahagun

East Sacramento

Division 44N Key Club Lt. Governor: Marisa Wong

Granite Bay

Division 44S Key Club Lt. Governor: Michael Tan

Sacramento Suburban

Division Board Members

Webmaster: Michael Luciano / Lincoln Foothills

Newsletter Editor: Mary Luciano / Lincoln Foothills

Facebook Administrator: Lanelle Rogers / Roseville

Club Directory: Jack Seiga l / Rancho Murieta

Membership: Muriel Brounstein / Rancho Cordova

Aktion Clubs Advisor: Katie Wilkins / Citrus Heights

DCM Greeter: Kathleen Ross / Rancho Cordova

Spiritual & Human Values: Michael Koons / Auburn

Budget & Installation: Guy Bla ir / Amador County

Governor’s Visit: Kathleen Ross / Rancho Cordova

Region 16 Trustee: Anne Isaacs / Greater Sacramento

Division 44 Coach: Lanie Wheeler / Palo Alto

Division 44 CLE Training: Patti Barsotti / San Ramon Valley

Club Presidents

Amador County: Thomas Moraitis

Auburn: Bob Green

Carmichael: Linda Martin

Citrus Heights: Duane Paul

Folsom Lake: Steve McIntire

Gold Country: David Jones

Granite Bay: James Chambers

Lincoln: Michael Maul

Lincoln Foothills: Beth Roberts

Placerville: Carl Hagen

Rancho Cordova: Larry Ladd

Rancho Murieta: Bonnie Shewchuk

Rocklin: Ron Harder

Roseville: Ted Smith

Sacramento Suburban: Fred Borowski

Newsletter Editor

Mary Luciano

Volume I February 2017 No. 5

www.CNHDivision44.org

Newsletter

News In This Issue

Subject Page

Message From The Lt. Governor 1

News In This Issue 2

Spotlight on Kiwanis Club of Auburn 3-6

Kiwanis Family House March In March 7

Kiwanis Family House Spring-Clean-Up 8

Key Club Divisions 44 North & South 9-10

Membership Growth 11-12

Membership Challenge 13-14

Kiwanis Club of Carmichael 15

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills 16-18

Kiwanis Club of Rancho Murieta 19-20

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln 21

Cal-Nev-Ha District 22

Division 44 Calendar of Events & Activities 23

Cal-Nev-Ha District & Kiwanis International Calendar of Events & Activities 23

Club Calendar of Events & Activities 24

Club Meetings 25-26

February Page 2

Spotlight Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Random Acts of Kindness

Laurie Tyrell from the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) asked if Kiwanis could help a family in need at

Christmas. The Random Acts Committee approved the purchase of a $50 gift card for shoes and some of our members

stepped up and provided additional items: Baby things were provided by Tracie, Pam and Pam’s daughter; Kim

shopped for the 10-year-old girl; Lori shopped for the six-year-old girl; Ken T. $50 and Jeff $50. Our club made sure

this family would enjoy their Christmas.

Thank you letter from Laurie

“Thank you Lori, and all of the others who helped make this Christmas special for this family. I have called the

grandmother and she was so surprised to hear that all of you contributed to making this Christmas special. I have

requested that if possible, could she have the kids make a card for the Kiwanis to thank all of you. Thank you for

caring for kids and families of Placer County. Happy Holidays.”

Christmas for Kids

Thanks to a $1000 Grant from New York Life Insurance / Lt Governor Laird Smith, we were able to shop with 25

underprivileged kids selected by Rock Creek Elementary School. Each child received $50 to spend.

February Page 3

Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Kiwanis Float in Festival of Lights Parade

January 2017 Page 4

Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Contributed By Tracie Coyle

Dictionary Project

Mr. Elias' 3rd grade class at Colfax Elementary School with their dictionaries from the Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Thanksgiving Dinners

Thanksgiving Dinners: Our Club members donated the fixings for 8 turkey dinners and we purchased two ready to

eat dinners. One of the foster families, the Ceccarelli family, sent us a picture as a thank you. The Ceccarelli Family

with their Thanksgiving Basket

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Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Key Club

Contributed by Lori Heitz, Key Club Advisor

Our Key Club was busy during the month of December. They finished a dozen blankets and delivered them to Acres

of Hope kids. They made Christmas cards for a rest home at the last meeting before Christmas break and delivered

them. Pictures of both events are not included because both places did not want them taken. Several Key Clubbers

rang the bell for the Salvation Army and they hosted the December Key Club DCM that was held at the Placer High

Cafeteria. The other events were shopping with underprivileged kids for Christmas for Kids and decorating and

participating in the float for the Festival of Lights parade.

They will be up and running again once school is back in session after the Christmas break on January 3rd. Our next

board meeting will be on January 5th. The following Thursday, January 12th will be our next general meeting at

12:45 in room 617. If you are interested in attending, you need to check in at the office first. We would love to see you

there.

Our Key Clubbers wish to thank the Kiwanis Club for all of your support. We will be gearing up for DCON in

April. The early registration is due the first part of February.

February Page 6

Kiwanis Family House

February 2017 Page 7

Kiwanis Family House

February 2017 Page 8

Division 44 North and South Key Club

2017 Conclave

Contributed by Joe Blair, Kiwanis Club of Roseville

Over 80 Key Club members from Division 44 North and South descended on Granite Bay High School on January 14

for their Annual Conclave. The Key Club Conclave is an annual event where the Key Club member’s delegates vote

for their new Lt. Governor Elect. The current Key Club Lt. Governor is Marisa Wong of the Granite Bay High

School Key Club which hosted the event. The day began with candidates giving speeches, then the delegates cast

ballots to vote for their new Lt. Governor Elect. The new Lt. Governor’s term will begin at the conclusion of DCON

which is April 7-9 in Anaheim. After all the delegates voted, Woodcreek Key Club’s Ryan Hardmeyer was voted as

Division 44 North’s Lt. Governor Elect. An excellent lunch was provided by the Granite Bay Kiwanis club, they

BBQ’d the largest hot dogs we’ve ever seen!

Ryan with Woodcreek Key Club Advisor Ted Smith

Marisa Wong with Ryan Hardmeyer Ryan & Ted with Div. 44 Kiwanis LTG Laird Smith

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Division 44 North Key Club

Contributed by Marisa Wong & Ryan Hardmeyer

Throughout the months of February and March, Division 44 North Key Club will be preparing for District

Convention and the transition of Lt. Governors. The March DCM will be taking place on Saturday, March 4th, from

7PM to 9PM. The focus of the event will be preparation for District Convention by practicing spirit cheers and

making spirit sticks, ribbon leis, and signs as a fundraiser for the eliMiNaTe project. Throughout the month of

February, clubs, officers, members, and advisors will have the opportunity to apply for awards to be recognized at

District Convention. Lt. Governor Marisa will also be training the 2017-2018 Lt. Governor Elect Ryan Hardmeyer,

who will be attending Division 44 Kiwanis DCMs with her.

Ryan Hardmeyer Ryan Hardmeyer & Marisa Wong

Hello Everyone!

My name is Ryan Hardmeyer and proudly serve as the Lieutenant Governor Elect of Division 44 North Key Club. I

currently attend Woodcreek High School as a Junior, and I serve as Woodcreek Key Club's Vice President and

D44N's Executive Assistant of Photography and Social Media. Ever since my Freshmen Year in Key Club, I've been

afforded so many opportunities and friendships because of this one-of-a kind organization. I am so excited to inspire

and lead the members of Division 44 North, and I can't wait to work alongside the Kiwanians who make this all

possible. I hope to maintain strong communications and relations between myself and Division 44 Kiwanis, so if at

any time you have questions, comments, or concerns you can contact me at d44n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com.

Thank you for all that you do!

Kind Regards,

Ryan Hardmeyer

February 2017 Page 10

Membership Growth

Kiwanis Club of Carmichael

Contributed by Linda Martin

New member Jenny Hawley, daughter o f our own Wayne Lang, and induct her into our club. Jenny is

married to Cliff and we know of their daughter, Pria. Jenny graduated from El Camino High School, has her BA from

UC Davis and her MA from Sac State. She is a college professor of English Composition. She has been involved with

the local Music Theater in marketing. She is a Girl Scout Leader and a member of the local Disney Club. She wishes

to give to the community and will help with our club's face book page. Welcome, Jenny!

Tom Murphy with Len Ohlendorf and Lane Richmond

New Member Tom Murphy, was born in Nebraska . He has been married fo r 45 years. He graduated from

Arizona State and University of Southern California with a major in Systems Management. He had worked for the

State of California in many capacities. He also was an Air Force Pilot. He likes to Bicycle and Play Tennis. He

works with the St Vincent De Paul Food Bank. He wants to give back and work with good people. Welcome to our

club, whose objective to give to the community and fits right in with his thoughts.

February 2017 Page 11

Membership Growth

Kiwanis Club of Amador County

Contributed by Guy Blair

The Kiwanis Club of Amador County has added to its membership ranks in January and February, 2017. The Club

welcomed Gloria Blair, Loretta Kunha, Jim Sparks and Kaaryn VanBuskirk as new members.

President Thomas Moraitis inducts longtime Amador County Club President, Thomas Moraitis,

Kiwanis supporter, Loretta Kunha. welcomes Jim Sparks into the Amador County Club.

Gloria Blair is joined by husband, and

Amador Membership Chair, Guy Blair

February 2017 Page

Membership Challenge

Contributed by Shari Smith

February 2017 Page 13

Membership Challenge

Contributed by Shari Smith

February 2017 Page 14

Kiwanis Club of Carmichael

Contributed by Linda Martin

San Juan Unified School District

Linda Martin was pleased to present a check for $300 to Kate Hazarian, Director, Family Engagement and

Partnership Development at San Juan Unified School District . These funds are earmarked for Low Income and

Foster Children. It is a program called “Kids Helping Kids”. The money will be used for a Shopping Spree' to get

School Supplies plus a Laptop Computer for those students going to college. This is a great incentive program.

Award Presentations

Edric was pleased to give checks of $1,000 each to heads of 5 projects chosen for this award. Representatives of 4 of

the 5 schools (Del Campo, Starr King, Deterding and Barrett Middle School) were here to accept the awards. The

monies were to be used for: Teaching Kindness in Words and Actions; Project 720 which is a mentoring program,

PBIS which is a positive intervention program and support involving behavior projects, (nice thank you photos from

the school); Character Education via Music and Band Instrument purchase and instruction for 4th and 5th graders.

February 2017 Page XX

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills

Awarded Inter-Club Large Club Honorable Mention Points Based Award

Contributed by Mary Luciano The Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills was awarded the Inter-Club Large Club Honorable Mention Award at the

2017 Cal-Nev-Ha Mid-Year Conference held on February 4, 2017 in San Ramon, California. Congratulations to our

club for winning the Honorable Mention for Inter-Club Visits.

Points Based Credit is given for attending: Division Council Meeting, Governor’s Official Visit, International

President's Visit, Mid-Year Conference Inter-Cub Luncheon , International or District Convention,

Another Club or SLP Service Project or Fundraiser, Service Leadership Program (SLP) Club Meeting:

Circle K, Key Club, Key Leader, Builders Club, K-Kids, Terrific Kids and Aktion Club.

Clubs with 20 members or less require at least 2 members. Clubs with 21-30 members require at least 3

members. Clubs with 31 or more members require at least 4 members.

For points purposes…If you have Double your required members attend, it will count as 2…Triple = 3…

Quadruple = 4, Etc.

There is also an Award for Miles Driven. Click here for more detailed information (Link).

February 2017 Page 16

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills

Carlin C. Coppin Elementary School Says “Thank You”

Contributed by Beth Roberts

February 2017 Page 17

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills K-Kids

Contributed by Mary Luciano

Valentine’s Cards Sales - January and the first part of February have been busy months! K-Kids made Posters,

Flyers and made morning announcements at school to announce their first fundraiser—selling Handmade

Valentine’s Cards by the K-Kids. The K-Kids sold cards for a 25 Cents each. The proceeds will be donated to the

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Kids had great fun making cards and exchanging ideas. This

fundraising activity helped the kids build skills on how to raise money for a project (SPCA). Task lists were created,

deadlines set and volunteers list were created. And we needed some money to start with.

March for March at the Kiwanis Family House on March 11th - K-Kids are getting pledges for the number of

laps they plan on walk around the Kiwanis Family House. Our goal is to have a minimum of 15 K-Kids and 10

Kiwanians. We are working on getting carpools for the kids as well as the Kiwanians. More details to follow.

K-Kids Advisors Rene McGrath, Mary Luciano and Christine Cirrone with K-Kids Boards

K-Kids Donate Blanket & Scarfs to The Salt Mine

Allie Daile, Ashley Bewley, Rene McGrath: Teacher & K-Kids Advisor

Matt: The Salt Mine, Aubrey Crossland and Emma Usher

30 K-Kids made Four Youth Blankets, One Adult Blanket and Six Scarves at the January 3rd K-Kids Meeting! They

were donated to The Salt Mine for the homeless.

February 2017 Page 18

Kiwanis Club of Rancho Murieta

Great K-Kids Project Idea!

Contributed by John Seigal

The K-Kids decided to collect pennies and change to help benefit blood cancer research. This program, Pennies for

Patients, is sponsored by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. At the elementary schoo l the K -Kids put up

Posters and handed out Flyers to collect as much change as possible. Over a three-week period, $440.23 in change

was collected. It’s amazing what a room full of dedicated K-Kids can do.

Each classroom kept track of the pennies and change collected. At the end of the three weeks, a pizza party was given

to the class with the most change collected.

Many Corporations, National Charities, and Schools have realized the worth of the penny. These groups have turned

thousands of pennies into real dollars. This is a great way to provide funding for Blood Cancer Research.

For More Detailed Information go to:

http://www.pennies.org/index.php/penny-charity/leukemia-and-lymphoma-society-15-billion-penny-milestone-

reached-benefits-blood-cancer-research/79-penny-charity

February 2017 Page 19

Kiwanis Club of Rancho Murieta

Dictionary Project

Contributed by Jack Seigal

Dear Editor:

My students and I love the pictures you sent to us! They’re also enjoying and using their Dictionaries.

Thanks again,

Kim Bjorklund, Third Grade Teacher, Mary Tsukamoto School

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Kiwanis Club of Placerville

Community Recognition Award

Contributed by Carl Hagan

Community Recognition Award was presented by Stephanie Carlson and Brenda Frachiseur to Nico Mirgoli of Oak

Ridge High School for his service to others through Teen Court and Big Brothers, Big Sisters. The CRC is seeking

volunteers to serve on the committee. Step up and participate in this valuable activity.

February 2017 Page 20

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln

See’s Candies Sales

Contributed from Facebook

Did you see our ad today in the Lincoln News Messenger? Thank you for the support during our See's candy sales!!!

Thank you to the City of Lincoln for your support of our See's Candies sales! We sold out yesterday, and met our

sales goals so that we can continue to support the youth of Lincoln! We also gathered more than one thousand

pounds of chocolate for our troops overseas, thanks to your generous donations! Thank you Lincoln!!!

February 2017 Page 21

Cal-Nev-Ha District

Winter 2016-2017 Cal-Nev-Ha District Magazine

Contributed by Mark McDonald

The Power of We team has finished the first quarter of the administrative year! Read about the exciting projects and

events happening in our District in the Winter 2016-2017 issue of our digital Cal-Nev-Ha Magazine.

https://issuu.com/calnevha/docs/cnh-magazine-winter-2016-2017 o r download a s a pdf

Pass this issue along to potential new members and spread the word about the service your club provides to the

community or promote an upcoming event. Also, please submit articles for the next issue to

magazine@cnh.simplelists.com by April 7!

We continue to thank our magazine editor Debbie Scheibel for producing this valuable tool and for all of her hard

work and dedication towards this project. Please considering adding Debbie to your club or division's distribution

list when sending your own newsletters - and maybe your news will be covered in the District's publication!

(magazine@cnh.simplelists.com)

Please enjoy this issue and thank you for all you do in Kiwanis to improve our communities and the world.

Mark W. McDonald

District Secretary

February 2017 Page 22

Division 44 Calendar of Events & Activities

February, 2017 - Hosted By Roseville

Monday, 02/13/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM-7:30PM, Free Methodist Church, Orangevale, CA

March, 2017 - Hosted By Lincoln

Monday, 03/13/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM-7:30PM, Free Methodist Church, Orangevale, CA

April, 2017 - Hosted By Sacramento Suburban

Monday, 04/10/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM-7:30PM, Free Methodist Church, Orangevale, CA

May, 2017 - Hosted By Lincoln Foothills

Monday, 05/08/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM-7:30PM, Free Methodist Church, Orangevale, CA

TBD CNH Division 44 Prayer Breakfast - TBD

June, 2017 - Hosted By Carmichael

Monday, 06/12/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM-7:30PM, Lt. Governor Smith's Home, Auburn, CA

July-August, 2017

No CNH Division 44 Council Meetings in July-August

September, 2017

TBD Lt. Governor Installation - 5:30PM, Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, Fair Oaks, CA

October 2017

Monday, 10/09/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM, Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, Fair Oaks, CA

November 2017

Monday, 11/13/17 CNH Division 44 Council Meeting - 5:30PM, Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, Fair Oaks, CA

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Cal-Nev-Ha District & Kiwanis International Calendar of Events & Activities

April 1, 2017 2017 Kiwanis One Day

April 29, 2017 2017 CNH Governor's Visit, TBD

July 13-16, 2017 2017 Kiwanis International Convention, Paris, France

August 3-5, 2017 2017 CNH District Convention, The Nugget Hotel, Reno , NV ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Newsletter Article Submissions

e-Mail your Articles and Pictures to Lt. Governor Laird Smith for publication by the Monday prior to the next DCM.

Please include an Article Narrative and Names of People in the Pictures.

February 2017 Page 23

Club Calendar of Events & Activities

March, 2017

Saturday, March 4, 2017 Kiwanis Club of Roseville Crab & Shrimp Feed - See Club Web Page for Details (Link)

Saturday, March 1, 2017 Kiwanis Family House March in March -See www.kiwanisfamilyhouse.org for Details (Link)

April, 2017

Thursday, April 27, 2017 Kiwanis Club of Sacramento Suburban Creelman-Francisco Classic Memorial Golf Tournament - Details Coming Soon…

May, 2017

Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament - See Club Web Page for Details (Link)

June, 2017

Saturday, June 3, 2017 Kiwanis Club of Sacramento Suburban Sunday, June 4, 2017 59th Annual Kiwanis Art Fiesta - See Club Web Page for Details (Link)

February 2017 Page 24

Kiwanis Club of Amador County

Meeting Location: Mel and Faye’s Diner

Meeting Address: 31 Sta te Highway 49 & 88

Jackson, CA

Meeting Days: 1st and 3rd Wednesday

Time: 7:00 AM

Cost: Off The Menu $6.00-$12.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Meeting Location: Sizzler Grill

Meeting Address: 13570 Linco ln Way, Auburn, CA

Meeting Days: 2nd & 4th Wednesday

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM

Meal Cost: $20.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Carmichael

Meeting Location: Carmichael Elks Lodge

Meeting Address: 5631 Cypress Avenue

Carmichael, CA

Meeting Days: Wednesday

Meeting Time: 7:00 AM

Meal Cost: $7.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Citrus Heights

Meeting Location: Denny's Restaurant

Meeting Address: 6215 Sunrise Blvd

Citrus Heights, CA

Meeting Days: Wednesday (1st Wed is BOD Meeting)

Meeting Time: 7:00 AM

Meal Cost: $10.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Folsom Lake

Meeting Location: Empire Ranch Golf Club

Meeting Address: 1620 Natoma Street

Folsom, CA

Meeting Days: 1st, 3rd & 4th Tuesday

Meeting Time: 11:45 AM

Meal Cost: $10.00 Average

Kiwanis Club of Gold Country

Meeting Location: Kane's Family Restaurant

Meeting Address: 120 E. Main Street, Grass Valley, CA

Meeting Days: 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Thursday

2nd Thursday, Social, 5:30 PM (Location Varies)

Meeting Time: 12:00 Noon

Meal Cost: $18.00 a t Kane's ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Granite Bay

Meeting Location: Eskaton Lodge Granite Bay

Meeting Address: 8550 Barton Road, Granite Bay

Meeting Days: 2nd & 4th Wednesday

Meeting Time: 7:00 AM

Meal Cost: $5.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln

Meeting Location: Buonarrotti Ristorante

Meeting Address: 460 Linco ln Blvd

Lincoln, CA

Meeting Days: Tuesdays

Meeting Time: 7:00 AM / 1st Tuesday 6:00 PM

Meal Cost: Break fast $10.00 / Dinner $18.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Lincoln Foothills

Meeting Location: Turkey Creek Go lf Club

Meeting Address: 1525 CA-193 Highway

Lincoln, CA

Meeting Days: 1st & 3rd Friday

Meeting Time: 11:30 AM

Meal Cost: Lunch $13.00 ____________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Placerville

Meeting Location: Smith Fla t House

Meeting Address: 2021 Smith Fla t Road

Placerville, CA

Meeting Days: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th Wednesday (Noon)

4th Wednesday (6:00 PM)

Meeting Time: 12:00 Noon

Meal Cost: $13.50

Club Meetings

February 2017 Page 25

Kiwanis Club of Rancho Cordova

Meeting Location: IHOP Restaurant

Meeting Address: 2216 Sunrise Blvd

Rancho Cordova, CA

Meeting Days: 2nd Thursday

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM

Meeting Days: All Other Thursdays

Meeting Time: 7:00 AM

Meal Cost: 5:00 and Up ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Rancho Murieta

Meeting Location: The Country Club Villas Club House

Meeting Address: 7083 Murieta Parkway

Rancho Murieta, CA

Meeting Days, Time & Cost:

1st Thursday of Each Month 7:00 AM, (Breakfast) $5.00

3rd Thursday of Each Month 7:00 PM, (Dessert) $5.00

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Kiwanis Club of Rocklin

Meeting Location: Strikes Bar & Grill

Meeting Address: 5681 Lonetree Blvd, Rock lin, CA

Meeting Days: Thursday

Meeting Time: 2nd Thursday 5:30 PM / Other 11:45 AM

Meal Cost: 5:30 PM $15.00 / 11:45 AM $14.00

Kiwanis Club of Roseville

Meeting Location: Pacific Street Ca fé

Meeting Address: 301 Linco ln Street, Roseville, CA

Meeting Days: Thursday

Meeting Time: 12:00 Noon

Meal Cost: $15.00 ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Kiwanis Club of Sacramento Suburban

Meeting Location: Jackson Catering & Events

Meeting Address: 1120 Fulton Avenue

Sacramento, CA

Meeting Days: Wednesday

Meeting Time: 12:10 PM & Varies

Occasionally it moves off site, or has an evening meeting.

Contact before attending.

Meal Cost: $15.00 ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Club Meetings

January 2017 Page 26