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Welcome to Monday News NEXT MEETING June 6 th – 6:15 PM Granville Inn – Denison Rm. Meal cost $10.00. Program – Marci Harbage, Karis’ Cause (childhood cancer). GUEST Lauren Meng (2 nd visit and is applying for membership.) BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES None Matt & Lori Ladzinski 6/1 COMMUNICATION/ANNOUNCEMENTS Bill Brady brought an article about the Granville High School teams participation in the LCSWCD (Licking County Soil and Water Conservation District) Envirothon competition held April 27 th (Wed.) at the Dillon State Park. The Granville High School Chickadees Team, of Scott Monnin, Nathaniel Carlson Daniel Gibson, Chris Carlson and Sage KaplanGoland, won 1 st place and the Granville Blue Aces Team, of Jonathan Hubert, Mackenzie Ebel, Emilee Brown, Ryan Reding and Hanna Cercle, was 4 th . Both teams will advance to the Ohio Envirothon competition at Bowling Green University on June 13 14. The Winner of the Ohio competition is eligible to participate in the North American Envirothon at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada July 24 29. Bill Brady mentioned the Ag. Committee is donating $1,000 to support the LCSWCD intern program for this summer. Some projects will involve water quality and rain barrels. Pres. Dave mentioned there will be a preview of the display honoring Jerry Mock at The Works in Newark on June 8 th (Wed.). COMMITTEES July 4 th Mike Birkmeyer modeled this years 4 th of July red tee shirts. The shirts are to be delivered by this weekend and should be available for sale at the Farmers’ Market this Saturday 5/28. See Pres. Dave’s help needed email sent on Wed. 5/25. July 4 th – Tom Harvey mentioned we will be doing a 6 weeks blitz to get corporate sponsorships in which we expect to get a total of $20,000. Tom asked if anyone would be willing to help. Tom Cation volunteered. Tent /Stage/Chairs/Tables/Stage – Pres. Dave showed a slide of the stage with the new skirting. Thanks to Charlene for the sewing on the skirt material to attach the Velcro and whatever else was needed. Scholarship – Lindsay Moore reported the committee awarded scholarships too: G H S – Grace Parsely $3,000 Margaret (Maggie) Wolf $3,000 W M S – Amberly Knox $2,500 C T E C student $1,500 The scholarship recipients will be riding in the July 4 th parade. The committee members are Lindsay Moore chair, Tim LePontois, Melissa Miller, Bob Warner, & Fred Wolf. Central Ohio MS Challenge – Pres. Dave showed a short movie about Craig Washka and the MS Craig’s Crankers. The film started with a narration by Chris Tranbarger who came to Craig one day and told him he (Chris) was riding in honor of Craig in the 150MS ride (it was 150 miles then). Craig received a copy of the Momentum Magazine in which he saw a hand cranked tricycle. He realized he could do this rather than navigating in a wheel chair and then it begins. Craig obtained a tricycle and participated in the MS with a few friends and family. This has grown from a few to at least 40 now. There are eight (8) of our Kiwanians that will be riding in the Central Ohio MS Challenge ride on July 9 th at 7:00 AM at the Dublin Jerome High School in Dublin OH. The riders will ride 30, 50, or 100 miles. Our club members participating are: Craig Washka, Beth Howe, Oscar Mayet , Ken Paumier, Dave Thomas, Terry Van Offeren, Jean & Ken Cation. Oscar’s wife Gloria will also be riding. I haven’t heard anyone say how far they intend to ride, but I know I wouldn’t ride 30 miles and definitely not 50 or 100 either. Good Luck to all the participants and may the winds be behind you. Aktion Club – Lt. Gov. Jen Lewis mentioned there will be a kick off meeting at the Eleanor S Weiant School building at 116 N. 22 nd St. in Newark. The meeting is May 25 th (Thurs.) at 11:30 AM. There have been 50 people that indicated an interest in joining an Aktion Club. Granville, HeathMounbuilders, and Newark Kiwanis Clubs will be cosponsors. Pelotonia signup – so far Tom Foster, Anna Kiser and Jen Lewis have signed up. Probably could use about 12 15 members. The Pelotonia ride takes place Aug. 6 th (Sat.) approximately 9:30 AM to 12:30 or 1:30 PM. Rick Pyka sent out the web address to signup. The e mail was sent out on 5/16/16. As sent it is: https://www.mypelotonia.org/riders profile volunteer special.jsp?access=GRANVILLE everything underlined was in the address. We will be assisting in MONDAY NEWS May 23, 2016 GRANVILLE 20152016 Club Officers: *Pres. – Dave Thomas, *Pres. Elect Don Lewis, *Secretary – Charlene Lossing , *Treasurer – Tom Esh *Immediate. P. P. Tom Harvey

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 Welcome  to  Monday  News    N E X T   M E E T I N G       June  6th  –  6:15  PM    Granville  Inn  –         Denison  Rm.    Meal  cost  $10.00.       Program  –  Marci  Harbage,  -­‐  Karis’         Cause  (childhood  cancer).    G U E S T     Lauren  Meng    (2nd  visit  and  is  applying  for  membership.)    B I R T H D A Y S     &     A N N I V E R S A R I E S       None                        Matt  &  Lori  Ladzinski            6/1    C O M M U N I C A T I O N / A N N O U N C E M E N T S  

ü Bill  Brady  brought  an  article  about  the  Granville  High  School  teams  participation  in  the  LCSWCD  (Licking  County  Soil  and  Water  Conservation  District)  Envirothon  competition  held  April  27th    (Wed.)  at  the  Dillon  State  Park.    The  Granville  High  School  Chickadees  Team,  of  Scott  Monnin,  Nathaniel  Carlson  Daniel  Gibson,  Chris  Carlson  and  Sage  Kaplan-­‐Goland,  won  1st  place  and  the  Granville  Blue  Aces  Team,  of  Jonathan  Hubert,  Mackenzie  Ebel,  Emilee  Brown,  Ryan  Reding  and  Hanna  Cercle,  was  4th.    Both  teams  will  advance  to  the  Ohio  Envirothon  competition  at  Bowling  Green  University  on  June  13  -­‐14.    The  Winner  of  the  Ohio  competition  is  eligible  to  participate  in  the  North  American  Envirothon  at  Trent  University  in  Peterborough,  Ontario,  Canada  July  24  -­‐29.  

ü Bill  Brady  mentioned  the  Ag.  Committee  is  donating  $1,000  to  support  the  LCSWCD  intern  program  for  this  summer.    Some  projects  will  involve  water  quality  and  rain  barrels.  

ü Pres.  Dave  mentioned  there  will  be  a  preview  of  the  display  honoring  Jerry  Mock  at  The  Works  in  Newark  on  June  8th  (Wed.).  

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v  July  4th  -­‐  Mike  Birkmeyer  modeled  this  years  4th  of  July  red  tee  shirts.    The  shirts  are  to  be  delivered  by  this  weekend  and  should  be  available  for  sale  at  the  Farmers’  Market  this  Saturday  5/28.    See  Pres.  Dave’s  help  needed  e-­‐mail  sent  on  Wed.  5/25.  

v July  4th  –  Tom  Harvey  mentioned  we  will  be  doing  a  6  weeks  blitz  to  get  corporate  sponsorships  in  which  we  expect  to  get  a  total  of  $20,000.    Tom  asked  if  anyone  would  be  willing  to  help.    Tom  Cation  volunteered.      

v Tent  /Stage/Chairs/Tables/Stage  –  Pres.  Dave  showed  a  slide  of  the  stage  with  the  new  skirting.    Thanks  to  Charlene  for  the  sewing  on  the  skirt  material  to  attach  the  Velcro    and    whatever  else  was  needed.  

   

       

v Scholarship  –  Lindsay  Moore  reported  the  committee  awarded  scholarships  too:    

    G H S   –   Grace  Parsely  $3,000                          Margaret  (Maggie)  Wolf   $3,000     W M S –   Amberly  Knox  $2,500     C -­‐ T E C -­‐   student  $1,500     The  scholarship  recipients  will  be  riding  in  the  July  4th       parade.     The  committee  members  are  Lindsay  Moore  chair,       Tim  LePontois,  Melissa  Miller,  Bob  Warner,  &  Fred       Wolf.      

v Central  Ohio  MS  Challenge  –  Pres.  Dave  showed  a  short  movie  about  Craig  Washka  and  the  MS  Craig’s  Crankers.  The  film  started  with  a  narration  by  Chris  Tranbarger  who  came  to  Craig  one  day  and  told  him  he  (Chris)  was  riding  in  honor  of  Craig  in  the  150MS  ride  (it  was  150  miles  then).    Craig  received  a  copy  of  the  Momentum  Magazine  in  which  he  saw  a  hand  cranked  tricycle.    He  realized  he  could  do  this  rather  than  navigating  in  a  wheel  chair  and  then  it  begins.    Craig  obtained  a  tricycle  and  participated  in  the  MS  with  a  few  friends  and  family.    This  has  grown  from  a  few  to  at  least  40  now.    There  are  eight  (8)  of  our  Kiwanians  that  will  be  riding  in  the  Central  Ohio  MS  Challenge  ride  on  July  9th  at  7:00  AM  at  the  Dublin  Jerome  High  School  in  Dublin  OH.    The  riders  will  ride  30,  50,  or  100  miles.  Our  club  members  participating  are:  Craig  Washka,  Beth  Howe,  Oscar  Mayet  ,  Ken  Paumier,  Dave  Thomas,  Terry  Van  Offeren,  Jean  &  Ken  Cation.    Oscar’s  wife  Gloria  will  also  be  riding.    I  haven’t  heard  anyone  say  how  far  they  intend  to  ride,  but  I  know  I  wouldn’t  ride  30  miles  and  definitely  not  50  or  100  either.    Good  Luck  to  all  the  participants  and  may  the  winds  be  behind  you.  

v Aktion  Club  –  Lt.  Gov.  Jen  Lewis  mentioned  there  will  be  a  kick  off  meeting  at  the  Eleanor  S  Weiant  School  building  at  116  N.  22nd  St.  in  Newark.    The  meeting  is  May  25th  (Thurs.)  at  11:30  AM.    There  have  been  50  people  that  indicated  an  interest  in  joining  an  Aktion  Club.    Granville,  Heath-­‐Mounbuilders,  and  Newark  Kiwanis  Clubs  will  be  co-­‐sponsors.    

v Pelotonia  signup  –  so  far  Tom  Foster,  Anna  Kiser  and  Jen  Lewis  have  signed  up.  Probably  could  use  about  12  -­‐15  members.    The  Pelotonia  ride  takes  place  Aug.  6th  (Sat.)  approximately  9:30  AM  to  12:30  or  1:30  PM.    Rick  Pyka  sent  out  the  web  address  to  signup.    The  e-­‐mail  was  sent  out  on  5/16/16.    As  sent  it  is:  https://www.mypelotonia.org/riders  profile  volunteer  special.jsp?access=GRANVILLE  everything  underlined  was  in  the  address.    We  will  be  assisting  in  

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2015-­‐2016  Club  Officers:        *Pres.  –  Dave  Thomas,      *Pres.  Elect  -­‐  Don  Lewis,      *Secretary  –  Charlene  Lossing  ,      *Treasurer  –  Tom  Esh        *Immediate.  P.  P.  -­‐  Tom  Harvey  

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  traffic  (car  and  pedestrian)  control  at  the  intersections     and  cross  walks  while  the  riders  are  going  thru     Granville.    

5 0 / 5 0   w i n n e r   d r a w i n g  –  Craig  Washka  –  no  jackpot     but  Craig  does  win  a  free  Kiwanis  dinner.    B O A R D   M E E T I N G  Secretary’s  Report  –  approved  as  corrected  Treasurer’s  Report  –  filed  for  audit     Tom  reported  the  4  members  mentioned  last  month  as  being  late  on  their  dues,  have  not  paid  their  dues.         The  Foundation  tax  reports  have  been  filed.         There  has  been  $5,000  earned  in  tent/chair/table/stage  rentals.           Eleven  thousands  dollars  has  been  sent  to  the  Kiwanis  Int.  Foundation  towards  our  clubs  Eliminate  Project  pledge.     Question  was  raised  about  whether  to  send  our  donation  to  HOBY.  The  HOBY  Leadership  Seminar  was  held  at  Denison  on  this  last  weekend  (May  21st).    After  discussions  pro  and  con  the  matter  was  tabled    Old  Business     No  update  on  the  playground  at  the  Granville  Elementary  School.    New  Business  

1. Roundtable  meeting  for  Memorial  Day    May  30th    -­‐             Approved  

2. Kiwanis  International  convention  delegates  are  Don  Lewis  and  Dave  Thomas.    Alice  Lewis  will  be  an  alternate  delegate.              -­‐      Approved  

 Comments     Pres.  Dave  reported  Terry  Van  Offeren  had  talked  to  George  Fackler  about  having  the  Christmas  tree  sales  at  Facklers  this  year.    We  can  use  the  lot  to  sell  the  trees  but    we  will  need  additional  help  because  their  employees  will  not  be  available  to  take  care  of  the  trees  -­‐    selling,  hanging  etc.     Pres.  Dave  mentioned  Ohio  District  Governor  Amy  Zimmerman  will  be  in  the  4th  of  July  Parade.         Lisa  Matula  suggested  we  have  head  coverings  for  our  members  working  at  the  food  tent,  as  well  as  aprons.    Lesa  and/or  Jerry  were  to  check  on  getting  aprons.    5 0 / 5 0   d r a w i n g   w i n n e r  –  Tom  Harvey  –  no  jackpot     but  Tom  does  win  another  free  Kiwanis  dinner.     The  card  was  a  black  ace,  but  it  was  the  Ace  of  Clubs.      P r o p o s e d   a m e n dm e n t s   f o r   t h e   I n t .   C o n v .         1.        Auxiliary  bodies  –  Purpose:  to  eliminate         obsolete  and  potential  confusing  wording         regarding  auxiliary  bodies  of  Kiwanis         International.    This  eliminates  auxiliaries  from  the  Article  XXVI  Section  J  of  the  bylaws.    Prior  to  1987  auxiliaries  such  as  Kiwanianettes  were  not  allowed.  They  were  wives  of  

Kiwanians.  To  me  this  is  a  housekeeping  item.  Submitted  by  the  KIB  (Kiwanis  International  Board).  2.   Use  of  Kiwanis  name  and  marks  –  Purpose:  To  clarify  Kiwanis  International  authority  regarding  use  of  the  Kiwanis  name  and  marks  as  it  relates  to  foundations  and  other  affiliated  entities,  including  intellectual  property.     The  current  bylaws  do  not  mention  protection  of  Kiwanis  intellectual  property  and  use  of  the  Kiwanis  name  and  marks  by  affiliates  and  subsidiaries.    Without  this  addition,  Kiwanis  would  have  to  bear  the  legal  expenses  to  protect  Kiwanis  reputation  though  its  brand  and  image.  More  house  keeping?            Submitted  by  KIB.    3.   Kiwanis  International  affiliates  and  subsidiaries  –  Purpose:  To  codify  Kiwanis  International  “affiliates,”  which  are  regions  or  other  groups  composed  of  clubs  and  districts  and  “subsidiaries,”  which  are  wholly-­‐owned  organizations  and  business  entities.    This  amendment  distinguishes  between  “affiliates”  (such  as  Kiwanis  International  European  Federation  KIEF)  or  Kiwanis  Asia-­‐Pacific  (ASPAC)  and  “subsidiaries”  (such  as  Kiwanis  International  Foundation,  Kiwanis  Youth  programs,  Circle  K  International  and  Kiwanis  Canada)  and  how  International  will  be  able  to  assist  and  retain  a  general  oversight  of  them  by  review  of  proposed  bylaws  and  amendments  affiliates.  More  Housekeeping?        Submitted  by  KIB.    4.   District  treasurer  –  Purpose:  To  revise  the  term  and  selection  process  for  district  treasurers  in  order  to  align  districts  with  Kiwanis  International’s  strategic  plan  and  provide  better  oversight  over  district  funds,  assets,  and  financial  operations.    This  amendment  changes  the  selection  of  the  District  Treasurer  from  and  elected  position  to  and  appointed  position  by  a  district’s  board.    It  elevates  the  position  to  the  District’s  Chief  Financial  Officer.    The  districts  would  have  to  change  their  bylaws  by  Oct.1,  2017.        Submitted  by  KIB.    5.   Annual  adjustment  option  for  Kiwanis  International  dues  –  Purpose:  To  provide  that  Kiwanis  International  dues  may  be  adjusted  by  (the  Int.  Board  of  Trustees)  no  more  than  US$2  annually  with  a  cap  of  US$5  over  a  five-­‐year  period,  to  keep  up  with  inflation.    Does  this  sound  familiar?      After  the  five-­‐year  period  the  House  of  Delegates  would  have  to  approve  another  increase  for  another  five  years.  The  increase  would  vary  by  Tiers.    The  US  is  in  Tier  A  which  pays  100%.    Tier  B  pays  65%  or  US$1.30  and  Tier  C  pays  44%  or  US$0.88.        Submitted  by  KIB.    6.     Secure  web-­‐based  voting  for  Kiwanis  International  business  –  Purpose:  To  provide  that  the  business  of  Kiwanis  International  decided  by  delegates  will  be  conducted  by  secure  electronics  voting,  thereby  giving  an  equal  voice  to  all  Kiwanis  clubs  (worldwide).    This  also  sounds  familiar.    This  would  mean  that  Kiwanians  would  not  have  to  attend  an  International  Convention  to  vote  in  the  House  of  Delegates  for  Officers  and  Amendments,  dues  increases  etc.    The  KIB  opposes  this  amendment  as  I  do.        Submitted  by  the  Capital  District  Board.    7.   Tiered  dues  –  Purpose:  To  base  tiered  dues  on  a  percentage  of  the  gross  national  income  of  the  U.S.    In  2013  the  U.S.  gross  national  income  was  $53,750.    Currently  the  Tiers  are  based  on  the  U.S.  per  capita  amounts.    Tier  A  are  countries  with  a  per  capita  income  of  more  than  US$10,000  pays  100%  of  the  dues  ($52).  Tier  B  countries  with  a  per  capita  income  of  US$5,000  to  US$9,999  pay  65%  of  the  dues  ($34).  Tier  C  countries  with  a  per  capita  income  of  US$4,999  or  less  pay  44%    

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Monday  News  page  3  of  3  Proposed  amendments  for  the  Int.  Conv.  Cont.    7th  amendment  cont.    of  the  dues  ($23).    The  KIB  feels  if  Amendment  #7  is  approved  Kiwanis  International  would  lose  $443,000  per  year    or  4.1%  of  the  International  budget.  The  KIB  opposes  this  amendment.    Some  how  the  money  would  have  to  be  replaced  by  dues  increase  or  membership  increases.    Dues  make  up  84%  of  the  International  budget.    Submitted  by  the  Kiwanis  club  Avelgem-­‐Land  von  Streuvels,  Belgium.    8.   Members  who  belong  to  more  than  one  club    -­‐  Purpose:  To  provide  that  members  who  belong  to  more  than  one  Kiwanis  club  shall  only  pay  Kiwanis  International  and  district  dues  to  their  primary  club.    This  is  presented  by  an  Austria  club  and  upon  reading  the  changes  to  the  bylaws  it  might  not  be  so  good,  because  if  the  club  is  in  a  different  district  a  member  would  would  still  have  to  pay  dues  in  each  district.  I  feel  it  is  wrong  to  have  to  pay  International  and  District  dues  twice.    According  to  Kiwanis  International  there  are  1,161  members  that  belong  to  two  Kiwanis  clubs.    If  this  were  adopted  Kiwanis  International  would  lose  $60,372  in  dues  collections  per  year.    The  Snowbirds  might  like  this,  I  don’t  know.  To  me  a  better  proposal  would  be  to  pay  only  once  to  Kiwanis  International  and  prorate  the  dues  if  the  member  is  in  a  different  district  such  as  Ohio  and  Florida.  Submitted  by  the  Kiwanis  club  of  Lentia,  Austria.    9.     Life  membership  status  fee  –  Purpose:  To  provide  a  variable  life  membership  status  fee  based  on  the  member’s  age.  The  current  life  membership  cost  is  15  times  the  annual  dues  which  is  $52  for  a  total  of  $780  a  one  time  payment.  The  Council  Grove  club  is  proposing  a  flat  fee  of  $400  at  age  21  and  reduced  every  ten  years  so  a  person  of  80  years  old  would  pay  $250.    A  life  membership  may  be  given  by  a  club  to  honor  a  member  who  most  complies  with  the  Objects  of  Kiwanis.    In  reading  the  financial  impact  statement,  the  loss  to  Kiwanis  International  would  be  $64,600  based  on  an  average  of  170  members  receiving  life  membership  status.    Currently  there  are  4,014  life  members.  Submitted  by  the  Kiwanis  club  of  Council  Grove,  Kansas.      10.   Foundations,  charitable  funds  and  other  affiliated  entities  –  Purpose:  to  clarify  Kiwanis  International’s  authority  regarding  foundations  and  affiliated  entities.  The  Kiwanis  International  Board  favors  Amendment  #2  because  they  feel  it  addresses  what  is  being  presented  in  this  amendment.    It  is  also    their  feeling  Amendment  #2  is  better  because  it  was  written  in  legal  terminology,  drafted  by  an  attorney.    I  suppose  that  a  justifiable  reason  to  defeat  this  amendment.    Submitted  by  the  Northwest  Columbus  Kiwanis  Club    Columbus,  Ohio.    11.   Delegate  verification  process  for  electronic  balloting  –  Purpose:  to  add  specific  processes  to  the  bylaw  as  regarding  electronic  balloting  at  Kiwanis  International  conventions.    It  is  the  I-­‐Next  club  proposal  to  set  rules  in  the  bylaws  for  procedures  of  checks  and  balances  to  verify  that  the  electronic    ballot  count  agrees  with  delegates  present.    According  to  the  Kiwanis  International  board  this  could  create  difficulty  in  voting  and  could  result  in  the  need  to  use  paper  ballots  or  totally  prevent  the  voting  all  together.    The  International  Board  feels  some  of  the  proposed  safeguards  are  already  in  place  and  thus  there  is  no  need  to  put  them  in  the  bylaws.    I  guess  my  thought  is  the  KISS  method.    I  believe  last  year  convention  used  the  electronic  voting.  

Jerry  &  Lesa  Miller  were  at  that  convention  and  could  give  a  little  more  incite  on  this  method  of  voting.    I  am  sure  the  results  were  received  much  quicker  than  the  amount  of  time  required  to  count  paper  ballots.    Submitted  by  the  Kiwanis  club  I-­‐Next  of  ohio       N O T E ;     I f   y o u   w a n t     a d d i t i o n a l   d e t a i l e d     i n f o r m a t i o n   a b o u t   t h e     a m e n dm e n t s   g o   t o   t h e     K i w a n i s   I n t e r n a t i o n a l  w e b s i t e   a n d   c l i c k   o n   C o n v e n t i o n   a t   t h e  t o p   o f   t h e   w e b s i t e ,     U n d e r   c o n v e n t i o n  c l i c k   o n   E x p e r i e n c e   t h e n   g o   t o  A m e n dm e n t s   a n d   R e s o l u t i o n   P r o p o s a l s  t h e n   c l i c k   o n   d o w n l o a d   p r o p o s e d  a m e n dm e n t s .   W h a t   I   h a v e   p r e s e n t e d   i s   m y  i n t e r p r e t a t i o n s   a n d   t h o u g h t s .   Y o u r  i n t e r p r e t a t i o n s   m i g h t   b e   d i f f e r e n t .                                      I  did  not  intend  for  this  issue  of  the  Monday  News  to  be  sooo  long  and  late  in  the  week  to  send  it  to  you.    But  I  did  get  the  deck  sealed  before  the  rains  came  and  our  grandson  was  available  to  help  me.    Now  the  grass  is  overgrown  and  I  am  tired.    So  to  all  a  good  night.          R E M I N D E R         No  meeting  on  Memorial  Day           Monday  May  30th              

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