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U & I KIWANIAN The Official Newspaper of the Kiwanis Clubs of Utah, Southern Idaho & Eastern Oregon

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Utah-Idaho District***Kiwanis International

Volume 14~~~Issue 1

October/November 2009

SAVE Annual Roster Issue – Do Not Toss SAVE THE POWER OF SERVICE By Jim Terry, Human & Spiritual Chair

At our recent District Convention Memorial Service we honor Kiwanians who had

passed on during the pass year. Those who knew these Kiwanis got up and spoke about there

contribution to their club and community. One thing rang clear was the commitment to

service. The first two objects of Kiwanis helps to guide us in our service. They state, To give

primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life. Second, To

encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. Mother Teresa was a good example of service. I once read about a film about Mother Teresa

treating the poor in Calcutta, forcing them to eat some sort of food, holding their heads in

her lap as they died, making their last moments on earth full of love. I know it would be very

hard to do the things she did. She was dedicating her life and every scrap of energy she had

in service, yet even she was only able to touch a handful of the people that suffer from

poverty, hunger, and disease in this life. How could anyone make a difference, a real and

lasting difference?

It brought to my mind the story about a boy and a man on the beach. One day a man was

walking along the beach when he noticed a boy picking something up and gently throwing it

into the ocean. Approaching the boy, he asked, ―What are you doing?‖ The youth replied,

―Throwing starfish back into the ocean. The surf is up and the tide is going out. If I don’t

throw them back, they’ll die.‖ ―Son,‖ the man said, ―don’t you realize there are miles and

miles of beach and hundreds of starfish? You can’t make a difference!‖

After listening politely, the boy bent down, picked up another starfish, and threw it back

into the surf. Then, smiling at the man, he said…‖I made a difference for that one.‖

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Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.

- Albert Einstein

I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you

who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.

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U&I KIWANIAN

Volume 14 Issue 1

October/November 2009

Published By:

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Kiwanis International

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STICK TO OUR PURPOSE By Brent F. Ashworth, 2009-2010 Utah-Idaho District Governor

Having recently attended the Kiwanis International Convention in Nashville,

Tennessee and our annual Utah-Idaho District Convention, at Burley, Idaho, I am

impressed with Kiwanis' commitment to "Serving the Children of the World".

Whether it is the assistance given to help eradicate deadly Malaria, which still takes

nearly a million and a half lives, many of them children, on the international stage or

to present a child with his or her first book and then read it to them at the district level,

among many other acts of service and kindness, in which our members are continually

engaged.

At our Burley District Convention, Governor Pattie Hansen asked me to present a

luncheon talk honoring Abraham Lincoln, our 16th President whose 200th birthday we

celebrate this year. During the dark days of the American Civil War, when things

were not going well for the Union army, the President learned of a young West Point

Cadet named Quintin Campbell, a distant relative of his wife Mary, who wanted to

quit and come home. We have probably all felt similarly at certain trying times in our

lives. Despite being under constant and unrelenting pressures from conducting the

war, the President took time to write the young man the following letter:

Washington D.C.

June 28, 1862

Cadet Quintin Campbell

My dear sir,

Your good mother tells me you are feeling very badly in your new situation. Allow

me to assure you that it is a perfect certainty you will, very soon, feel better-quite

happy, if you only stick to the resolution you have taken to procure a military

education. I am older than you, have felt badly myself, and KNOW what I tell you is

true. Adhere to your purpose, and you will soon feel as well as you ever did. On the

contrary, if you falter and give up, you will lose the power of keeping any resolution

and will regreat all your life. Take the advice of a friend, who, though he never saw

you, deeply sympathizes with you, and stick to your purpose.

Sincerely your friend,

A. Lincoln

Can you imagine what it must have been like to receive such a letter as a young

West Point Cadet from the Commander-in-Chief during the midst of the nation's

greatest calamity? Young Quintin re-thought his position and graduated four years

later, in 1866!

As we begin a new Kiwanis year, it is my hope that we will each take the time to

examine our role in "Serving the Children of the World" and stick to our purpose.

Abraham Lincoln's advice to young Cadet Campbell is still good advice for us today

as we continue to provide needed service of many kinds to our youth and communities

as members of Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International. Please call on me or our

board at any time, if we might be of assistance in our great purpose.

In Kiwanis Friendship, Brent

SUGGESTIONS AND GUIDANCE

FOR ALL OUTGOING OFFICERS By Pattie Hansen, Immediate Past Governor

Time flies when you are having fun! I had a great year as the Governor of the Utah

Idaho District. Working with Kiwanians from Utah and Idaho is one of the greatest

opportunities I have had in my Kiwanis service. There is not a finer group of folks on

the earth and I thank you sincerely for the opportunity to work with each of you in the

great work of serving our children.

I was reminded rather painfully during the August Convention that this is a time of

transition and letting go. I am not great at that process, but will try. I appreciate the

opportunity to work with men and women who have "been there" and are willing to let

me know the correct behaviors. Thank you to past Governors, mentors, fellow board

members, Lt Governors, Administrators, Club Presidents and others who serve in

Kiwanis for your support, guidance and leadership example.

As I prepare to take a seat on the board as Past-Governor I will share with you

council the latest Kiwanis Insider from Rob Parker at Kiwanis International sent to me

as out-going governor.

SUGGESTIONS AND GUIDANCE (Continued)

1. Share with your successor that you will do whatever you can to ensure his or her

success as a leader.

2. Communicate to as many leaders as possible your support of the new leader or

leadership team.

3. Make a commitment to not interfere with the work of the new leader and to never

engage in criticism or negative comments.

4. Prepare yourself to re-direct people who continue to come to you with

problems/issues.

5. Volunteer to take on a new leadership role that will keep you focused on the

positive and unavailable for things that are counter-productive.

These are all great suggestions and guidance that all out-going officers can use in

this transition phase as we look forward toward another great year in Kiwanis in the

Utah Idaho District. I will try my best to work diligently on each of these suggestions

and pledge my support to Governor Brent and the 2009-2010 Board of Directors as

well as to my local Division and Club in Twin Falls.

Thank you all for your support, encouragement and most of all for your dedication

to Kiwanis Organization and to the children.

Yours in Kiwanis Service, Pattie Hansen

MISTER, CAN YOU SPARE SOME CHANGE? By Bob Dempsay, 2009-2010 Governor-Elect

I was sitting in the foyer at the just completed convention listening to a teacher tell

about cell phones in school. He was beguiling us with tales from the classroom. He

mentioned one young male student who was so good at texting that he could do it

without looking at the phone. The school where this occurred had a policy that if you

were caught texting or using your cell phone during school, you lost your phone and

had to buy it back.

This student was wearing a hoodie and he had one of his hands in his hoodie

pocket. Imagine the sight of a boy with his hand in his hoodie pocket and the hand is

moving. You have to remember where the pockets on hoodies hang. As the teacher

came up he stated, "I hope your texting or else you're going to be the laughing stock

of the school."

The point of the above is not a moral issue but changes that technology has

brought to all of us. When the average Kiwanian talks about conversing during

school, we think of passing notes, written on little sheets of paper. Today the youth

communicate with texting, MySpace, Facebook and Twitter.

How many of us have ever been on My Space or Face Book? How many of us can

text, much less read a text message? How many of us know how to twitter?

The world is changing at an incredible pace and if we as Kiwanians and Kiwanis

as an organization are going to remain relevant in the lives of the younger generations,

we will need to get involved in and understand their culture.

When the goal of one million members was implemented, many of us felt it was

not attainable, at least as we saw Kiwanis. Since then many inventive and creative

thoughts have been presented that will make this goal not only attainable but will

better the service that Kiwanis provides to our communities.

Satellite clubs, Internet clubs, Corporate clubs. All of these have the potential to

get more people involved in Kiwanis that would not have possible three years ago. A

satellite club in a smaller community will allow their citizens to provide Kiwanis

service without the large membership requirement.

As a district we need to be willing to accept the changes that are coming because

we will not survive as relevant organization if we don't.

I pledge to you that by the time I am Governor, I will have a Face Book page, be

on My Space, learn to text and read text and even try my hand at Twittering.

We are the premier organization sponsoring Youth Leadership Programs. If we are

to relate to these children and young adults, our future Kiwanians and citizens, come

and join me is this change. - Bob Dempsay

UPCOMING U&I KIWANIAN DEADLINES

Sunday, Nov. 1st U & I Kiwanian Volume 14 Issue 2

Material Content Deadline

Thursday, Nov. 12th U & I Kiwanian Volume 14 Issue 2

Scheduled for Submittal to Printer

WHO WAS YOUR KIWANIS SPONSOR? By Paul Palazzolo, International President

Can you name the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize last

year? Who was the most valuable player in Super Bowl XLII?

Who asked you to join your Kiwanis Club?

The reason the last question is easier to answer is simply

because that person made a difference in your life. If I could

meet your Kiwanis sponsor, I’d proudly shake their hand in

gratitude. As a Kiwanian, when you help a child, it’s almost

as if your sponsor were involved. It’s a legacy of service.

Strengthening your club’s membership builds that legacy of

Kiwanis service. During 2009-10, I’m asking you to help your

club achieve its potential for service by achieving its potential for membership

strength. Your club can achieve its potential by coordinating four membership efforts

during the year:

October: Walk the Talk – All Kiwanis Leaders sponsor at least one new

member. It’s not too late to generate the momentum for this effort right now!

January: Stay Flexible by taking advantage of the new flexible membership

initiatives like satellite clubs and corporate membership.

May: Kiwanis Membership Month – Work with your club to plan now for a

full-scale effort.

September: Keep it in the Kiwanis Family by asking family and faculty of

your sponsored clubs to join your club.

As a leader in Kiwanis, October is the time to set the pace for an entire year of

membership growth. Please check out the details for each of these club membership

initiatives on the Kiwanis website at: www.kiwanisone.org/reveal and plan now to

grow for service.

The greatest gift of gratitude to your Kiwanis sponsor is to return the favor and

sponsor another new Kiwanian into your club. Let’s use the concepts in the ―Reveal‖

initiative to build that legacy of Kiwanis service. Thanks for making time to make a

difference.

THE POWER OF SERVICE (Continued)

You see, that’s how it was to Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa was famous for giving

the person she was talking to at a given moment her full attention. ―I believe,‖ she

said, ―in person-to-person contact. Every person is Christ for me and since there is

only one Jesus,‖ she reasoned, ―the person I am meeting is the one person in the world

at that moment.‖ She believed that starting with individuals would add up to a much

different world. In the 1980’s, the population of Calcutta was between six and eight

million, of which more than 2,000,000 lived on the street. Sometimes, Mother Teresa

had to answer the charge that she and the Sisters were responding to only a tiny

fraction of the need. She replied: ―I do not add up, I only subtract from the total

number of poor or dying ... ― Her most famous response to the question of her

effectiveness cam in reply to a U.S. senator: ―God had not called me to be successful.

God has called me to be faithful.‖Mother Teresa and those who worked with her were

not paralyzed by the thought of what they could not do and so it should be with us. As

Kiwanians we should simply ask yourself, ―Is there one person I can help in some

small way today?‖

A great scripture in the New Testament, the Savior taught about the importance of

service. In the parable, He told of His return to the earth in His glory and of separating

the righteous from the wicked. To the righteous in this parable He says: ―Come ye

blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the

world: For I was an hungered and ye gave me meat, I was thirsty and ye gave me

drink, I was a stranger and ye took me in, naked and ye clothed me, I was sick and ye

visited me, I was in prison and ye came unto me.‖ The righteous who are puzzled by

this declaration ask, ―Lord when saw we thee an hungered and fed thee? Or thirsty

and gave thee drink? When saw we thee a stranger and took thee in? Or naked and

clothed thee? Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison and came unto thee? Then the

Lord answers, ―In as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my

brethren, ye have done it unto me (Matthew 25:34-40). We have this opportunity

everyday to help someone in need in our community. Some child that needs a book, or

clothes, or a doll or a playground to play at. This is what we do best as Kiwanis Clubs.

This is our calling.

As we honored those who passed on and their service we can also leave our own

legacy of service in our community. Service helps keep material goods and the things

of lasting value in their proper order and perspective. Material things will grow old,

break and end up in a landfill. Relationships built through service will last forever. In

addition to blessing the lives of others through service, service blesses the lives of the

one who is giving.

May I end with a statement from Anne Frank: ―How wonderful it is that nobody

need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.‖

UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT 5th BOARD MEETING MINUTES Friday, August 21, 2009 at 1:00 PM

Best Western Burley Inn, Burley ID

Governor Pattie Hansen called the meeting to order at 1:10 PM.

Bob Dempsay offered the prayer.

All attendees were welcomed and requested to give their name and function in the

district. Those present in addition to the board were; Lowell Inkley, Bob Parish,

Gordon Lewis, CKI Governor Kate Moore, Karl Greenwood, LaMar Anderson and

International President-Elect Sylvester Neal

Roll call of the board officers was made showing the following board members

present.

Pattie Hansen, Governor

Brent Ashworth, Governor Elect

Bill Mullins, Immediate Past Governor

Marvin Chamberlain, Treasurer

Bob Dempsay, Secretary

Michael Gordon, Lt. Governor Division 1

John Brown, Lt. Governor Division 2

Norman Taylor, Lt. Governor Division 3

Cheryl Juntunen, Lt. Governor Division 5

Frankie Marler, Lt. Governor Division 6

Rayleen Barnes, Lt. Governor Division 8

Peggy Sellman, Lt. Governor Division 9

Chuck Rasmussen, Lt. Governor Division 10

DISTRICT 5th BOARD MEETING MINUTES (Continued)

Pattie thanked all for attending and for all the help in setting up for this conference and

a special welcome to International President-Elect Sylvester Neal.

Minutes of the Salt Lake City and the Nashville Board meetings were presented.

Peggy Sellman made the motion to accept the minutes and Bill Mullins seconded.

Approval was unanimous.

Treasurer report was given by Marvin Chamberlain. The August 18, 2009 financial

report was presented. Just like the rest of us our financial situation has deteriorated.

Motion to accept was made by Bill Mullins and seconded by Cheryl Juntunen.

Approved unanimously.

A request was made by Marvin to have the same auditor, Dennis Brown, we have been

using to review this years financial statements. Bob Dempsay made the motion to

accept and Bill Mullins seconded. Approval was unanimous.

Gordon Lewis, the WEB site manager and Newsletter editor told about the changes in

the WEB site. The site was changed August 4 from the previous support entity and the

district now has control of all the uikiwanis domain names and operation.

LaMar Anderson, KI Foundation chair reported that we are presently at $6.38 per

member for the annual gift campaign. This will provide $6000 in matching scholarship

funds to the district. Two individuals contributed $1000 each to reach this amount.

The district foundation has received $4600 from club members to help in this match.

Utah Growth chair Lowell Inkley reported that there were no new clubs built this year.

Morgan UT is under study as a satellite club. Lowell and Bill Mullins are working in

the Bonneville area to increase membership in that club.

Idaho Growth chair Bob Parish talked about the possibility of a satellite club in

Kimberly

Pattie gave the July 31 status of the membership change in each division. Total

decrease for the district has been 76 members with only division 4 showing growth.

CKI Administrator Karl Greenwood stated that there were five CKI clubs; University

of Utah, Westminster College, BYU, College of Idaho and Utah State University.

Next year is the 50th

anniversary of CKI and in conjunction with that the Utah-Idaho

Kiwanis District will hold their Mid-year conference with CKI in Salt Lake City.

The Lt. Governors that were present gave a brief recap of what has occurred in the

division since the March board meeting.

Bob Dempsay presented the resolutions that will be brought before the House of

Delegates concerning the contributions to the District Foundation and the one for

support of the Strategic Plan. Brent Ashworth made the motion to accept resolution 1

concerning the district contributions and Bill Mullins seconded. Approval was

unanimous. Cheryl Juntunen made the motion to accept Resolution 2 concerning the

Strategic Plan as amended and Bill Mullins seconded. Approval was unanimous.

Bill Mullins told everyone to continue the good work, remain focused and have fun

this next year.

Pattie Hansen ended the meeting by telling everyone to stay committed in the coming

year.

With no other business the board meeting was adjourned at 2:10 PM.

RECRUITING QUICK TIP…

Contacting old friends

Many Kiwanians resign their membership because of increasing demands on their

time. Many of these are temporary situations and after some time has passed, the

former Kiwanians would be glad to rejoin. All you have to do is ask. One club

president asked the membership growth and retention committee chair to contact

members from up to six years past. Many had quit because of increased job

responsibilities or changes in their lives. Just by following up with the former

members, more than five joined the club, because their situations had changed once

again.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 90TH SESSION OF

THE UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Best Western Burley Inn, Burley, ID

August 22, 2009 4:00 PM

The session was called to order by Governor Pattie Hansen

The Committee on Credentials reported there were 37 Club delegates and 22

delegates at large at the convention. In attendance at the House of Delegates were 41

total delegates. 32 clubs were present from a total of 60 clubs, more than the 20 clubs

necessary for a quorum.

Brent Ashworth was nominated for Governor by Ralph Benson and the nomination

was seconded by David Gunn. There being no other nominations from the floor the

nominations ceased. Upon a voice vote Brent Ashworth was unanimously elected the

2009-2010 Governor for the Utah-Idaho District.

Bob Dempsay was nominated for Governor-Elect by Bob Cameron and the

nomination was seconded by Cheryl Juntunen. There being no other nominations

from the floor the nominations ceased. Upon a voice vote Bob Dempsay was

unanimously elected the 2009-2010 Governor-Elect for the Utah-Idaho District.

Marvin Chamberlain was nominated for Treasurer by Jim Terry and the nomination

was seconded by Ralph Benson. There being no other nominations from the floor the

nominations ceased. Upon a voice vote Marvin Chamberlain was unanimously elected

the 2009-2010 Treasure for the Utah-Idaho District.

Resolution #1 concerning the $6.00 contribution per member to the District

Foundation was approved unanimously.

Resolution #2 concerning the acceptance of the Strategic Plan was approved

unanimously.

The District Foundation nominated Josh Holt and Bob Parish for the three years term

on the foundation board to replace Bob Dempsay and David Howard, who's terms

were ending. There being no other nominations from the floor the nominations

ceased. The delegates approved them unanimously.

There being no other business to bring before the House, the session was adjourned at

4:35.

UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT

2009-2010 FIRST BOARD MEETING MINUTES FRIDAY, 21 AUGUST 2009 – 2:30 P.M.

Best Western – Burley Inn, Burley, Idaho

Governor-elect Brent Ashworth called the meeting to order at 2:20 p.m.

He welcomed all in attendance and especially Sylvester Neal, Kiwanis

International President-elect Designate.

Sylvester took a couple of minutes to let us know he was happy to be here and

brought greetings from the Kiwanis International President Designate Paul Palazollo.

Special message was that it takes everybody working together to get the job done.

The invocation was given by Joaquin Blanco.

Brent thanked everyone for being here and grateful for their willingness to serve.

In attendance were: Governor-elect Brent Ashworth, Governor Pattie Hansen,

Immediate Past Governor Bill Mullins, Secretary Janet Flinders and Treasurer Marv

Chamberlain

Lt. Governors in attendance: Div 1 – Mike Gordon; Div 2 – John Brown; Div 3 –

Janet Flinders (standing in); Div 4 – Joaquin Blanco; Div 5 – Cheryl Juntenen; Div 6

– Frankie Marler; Div 8 – Rayleen Barnes; Div 9 – Bill Ausburger; Div 10 Eugene

Colledge.

Lt. Governors absent: Div 7 – Patric Creamer.

Guests in attendance: International Foundation Chair LaMar Anderson; Education

and Club Development Chair Erland Elmer; CKI Administrator Karl Greenwood;

Lowell Inkley – TAG Team; Bulletin Editor and Website Manager Gordon Lewis;

CKI Governor Kate Moir; PAC Chair Bob Parish; Past Lt. Governor Div 1 Chuck

Rasmussen; and Past Governor Norman Taylor.

2009-2010 FIRST BOARD MEETING MINUTES (Continued)

Treasurer’s report and 2009-2010 budget were presented by Marv Chamberlain.

The District received most of its funds from dues and then from the District

Newsletter. The District Foundation Budget was also presented. There are two

separate bank accounts for these two entities.

The Foundation had to pay unpaid bills for Key Club District Convention in Salt

Lake City in the amount of $2,200 for unpaid rooms. There were also some refunds

for Int’l Convention. Please contribute to the Foundation. Bob Dempsay will discuss

funding for Key Club and the election of two new board members from Idaho at the

District Foundation Board Meeting this afternoon.

LaMar Anderson discussed the Annual Club Gift Campaign. Last year we resolved

to donate $6.00 per capita. We are now at $6.38 with 12 clubs who haven’t donated

yet. It would really be great to get the donation over $7.00 per capita. Japan,

Malaysia, Iceland have all donated more the $7.00 per capita.

A couple of individuals have donated extra for their clubs; this has brought our per

capita up. We have qualified for 6 CKI and 6 Key Club Scholarships for next year.

We need to match these scholarships through the District Foundation. We have not

raised $6,000 this year yet into the District Foundation.

Lt. Governors will receive updates twice a month. Please help get the clubs who

haven’t donated to get their donations in before Sept 30th

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Hixon’s are an ongoing donation, but the Hixson Ambassador is a new one. See

the Foundation display on Saturday and see the new Hixson Ambassador medal at that

time.

Lt. Governor’s reports:

Div 2 – John Brown – Getting online and getting thrown offline. All clubs have

contributed to the Annual Gift, but not all have donated to the District. Will talk to all

clubs in division 2 who have not donated. Membership is up in the air with different

numbers: Kiwanis Int’l, Club and Online. All clubs are doing service projects.

Attended multiple meetings at all clubs in the division. Big push is for South Davis

getting their membership up.

Div 6 – Frankie Marler – 6 clubs. Had leadership council meeting every month +

guests. Has been helping Div 9 get their leadership council meetings going. Kiwanis

One Day was a highway clean-up for the division. Meridian had a push with 14 new

members. Lots of service projects going on. The division gave two $1,000

scholarships. Kuna High School Key Club is being reinstated. Meridian received

small business award in the community. Meridian will help Kuna with a membership

drive. The Yost Picnic is on Sep 9th.

Frankie read the Key Leader Camp report for Derek Schenk: Had a very successful

camp this year with 50 participants and 15 adults. The next Key Leader will be May

14-16, 2010 in Trinity, Idaho. Cost is $215 per participant. Club support is needed

and very important. John Brown wants Utah kids to attend the Idaho camp. There

were 5 from Utah last year. Bob Parish wants this brought up to the Foundation.

Marv said it is a budgeted item from the Foundation already. Derek needs more

money for 2010. Bob Parish flew his grandson in and is coming back in 2010.

Div 4 – Joaquin Blanco – Wants to revive the Blackfoot Club and increase

communication. Has to help himself before he can help kids. Need to be able to serve

better in community.

Div 5 – Cheryl Juntenen -- Hosts Key Leader. All leaders in club membership are

exceptional. Had a loss in membership, so need to build more Service Leadership

Program clubs. They have two new service projects. Burley has over 400 kids

involved in a soccer program. Hailey is a new club and a young membership –

sponsored an antique car show this year. Also they do the Rainbow Gold camp above

Ketchum, Idaho for kids with cancer and have a motorcycle group involved.

Christmas activity for kids: Making gingerbread houses.

Div 9 – Bill Ausburger – Has goals: Get all presidents and secretaries educated

through CLE; invite everyone to the civic center and get everyone done and online in

a mass training and will provide food; start a Kiwanis One Day – Go to Weiser, ID for

a day where all clubs will have a Kiwanis One Day with every other club involved in

each other’s communities.

Div 10 – Eugene Colledge – Two new High Schools: Salem & Eagle Mountain

(already working with Spanish Fork and Payson). Payson brought in over $18,000 at

the rodeo. Goal is better communication. Have one or more service projects together.

Div 8 – Rayleen Barnes – Putting together a scrapbook about all her clubs. Feels

really close to the members in the division. At Nashville (Int’l Convention) got online

and did the training.

Div 1 – Michael Gordon – Met with Orem Golden K and speaker was so very

interesting (collects WWI memorabilia, also built a cannon and a gatling gun).

Meeting again on Sep 21st. Donating $600 to a man who is starting orphanages in

Africa. Child abuse laws in Utah will be on Oct 5th

. Pleasant Grove is meeting every


other Saturday. Having a BBQ contest and judging a banquet for the city (Kiwanis

will sell tickets to over 700 people). Price club is non-responsive.

CKI – Karl Greenwood – Gave a calendar of upcoming events, budget compared

to last year, financial statements and budget for upcoming year. Working with Brent

Ashworth to get a bank account for CKI. Dues structure: Int’l and District have

been on a per member basis, next year it will be $600 per club per year. Current is

$10 per member. Lt. Governors please speak with your clubs that sponsor CKI to

help out financially for next year. Thank you for donating to the Outreach Program.

CKI Governor – Kate Moir – Thank you to all clubs who support CKI. Kiwanis

needs to spend more time with CKI and get them included in Kiwanis service

projects. All college students need more service opportunities. CKI needs to be

invited by Kiwanis clubs to be included. Kiwanis should be setting the example and

let CKI know that they are wanted. If Kiwanis will support a new CKI, she would be

more than happy to help build a CKI at the local college or university. Need

donations to help push CKI and Kiwanis in the community.

Karl Greenwood can vouch for the feeling he felt when he was in CKI. Provo

club included them in the chuck-wagon breakfast on the 4th

of July.

There is an increase in District dues from $9.00 to $10.00.

Kate Moir – We need to be able to change things when needed. CKI is struggling

in Utah-Idaho. CKI members don’t see the support from Utah Kiwanis, so clubs are

struggling. CKI should be offered more from Kiwanis and Kiwanis Int’l. She is

training her club presidents this year and will get them to interact with each other.

Asking for faith in them and help them grow the CKI District. They are using the

club presidents as the voting delegates at the Oct 9-11 conference.

Marv moved to let CI have a method of governance. Seconded by Mike Gordon.

The vote was unanimous. They need templates for best practices.

Lauren Delana is the 1st elected CKI Int’l officer from U-I since 1996-97.

50th

Anniversary for CKI will be held joint with Mid-year conference for

celebrating Feb 26-28, 2010.

Bob Parish suggested getting Sylvester Neal to speak at Mid-year Conference.

Planning this conference for the University Park Marriott in SLC and the District

Convention in Provo in August.

Erland Elmer reported 35 club officers attended Mid-Year Conference. There

were 11 in session today. Rayleen tried it online. Will do some computer

workshops. Eleven were online for training Presidents and Secretaries. Four Lt.

Governors were trained today. New materials have been passed out to all Lt.

Governors who were in attendance. Look at the great material. It is the best from

over the last 15 years.

There are five members of the CLE Trainers. See Erland Elmer for the list. Give

lots of notice and he will have someone there to train. We want to teach our kids

leadership. Service will take care of itself.

Josh Holt – Do we have the new leadership guides? Everything is online. Pattie

will find the boxed that they haven’t opened yet.

Bob Dempsay – has papers to pass out.

1. Need a new Worldwide service project. Will be announced in Las Vegas in

June 2010.

2. On-to-Convention in June in Vegas. Guest speaker will be Jay Leno.

3. Walk the Talk

4. Stay flexible

5. Reach out

6. Keep it in the family.

We have been Kiwanians for a long time, so we should be the most flexible.

Chuck Baker was not in attendance, but the Int’l Convention is June 24-27th

.

Lowell Inkley – Would like to know of any area to build a new club in Utah.

Bob Parish – Would like to help build clubs in Idaho.

Would any clubs in any division like to have a speaker about growing your own

club? Lowell and Bob would be glad to speak.

Brent Ashworth has committed to building 4 new clubs this year: Eagle

Mountain, Saratoga Springs, continue satellite clubs, get some Aktion Clubs started.

Lowell and Bill Mullins have worked very well together building clubs. Norman

Taylor spoke about Zions Bank. He got a new member just last week. Pattie told the

story about getting Brent’s best friend to commit to join Kiwanis. Double the size of

Utah-Idaho Kiwanis by asking your friends to join.

Bob Parish – PAC Chairman receives mailing about Kiwanis Int’l positions.

Gordon Lewis deserves a huge round of applause. The website is fantastic. The

newsletter deadline is coming in three weeks. Need Lt. Governors to visit their clubs

and get the election reports in very soon.

Bob Dempsay needs the missing election reports in order to get the correct

information into the roster issue of the U&I Kiwanian, which is the very next issue.


New Lt. Governors need to encourage the current Lt. Governors to accomplish this.

Oct 24, 2009 – Board meeting in Tremonton, Utah at the Hampton Inn just off the

Interstates 84 and 15.

Brent Ashworth has about ¼ million books and some are children’s books. Need

books for kids donated so every child in U-I will receive a book of their own.

Lincoln during the height of the Civil War had an open door policy and tried to

reach out to the people. He received many documents on discipline. He asked that

these would be held until they heard from him. They never heard from him. He was

signing orders to commute sentence. Had a letter asking for clemency, but with no

attending documents. Didn’t this person have a friend? Was told he had no friends.

Lincoln said that he was this young man’s friend and signed the clemency document.

We are too small a group to not be friends with everyone in the District. We have

a project that is a lot bigger than we are. This is helping the youth of our District.

Let’s all be friends even with Kiwanis Int’l.

Two resolutions will be presented at the House of Delegates. The CKI resolution

was tabled. Bob Dempsay will write a resolution for $6.00 per member to go to SLP

or CKI? Will withdraw this until October board meeting where discussion will take

care of how this will be presented.

Adjourned at 4:08 p.m.

UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT FOUNDATION BOARD MEETING FRIDAY, 21 AUGUST 2009 – 4:30 P.M.

Best Western – Burley Inn, Burley, Idaho

Welcome by President Bob Dempsay at 4:30 p.m.

In attendance: LaMar Anderson, Marvin Chamberlain, Bob Dempsay, Janet

Flinders and Jim Terry. Guests: Gov-Elect Brent Ashworth, Lt. Gov Div 2 John

Brown, CKI Administrator Karl Greenwood, CKI Governor Kate Moir and Immediate

Past Governor Bill Mullins.

Minutes from the August Board Meeting in March 2009 were presented. Marv

Chamberlain moved and Jim Terry seconded to approve. Vote was unanimous.

Karl Greenwood presented the CKI partial financials for Fiscal Year 2008-2009

and the Proposed Budget for 2009-2010. Some money will be returned to the

Foundation from excess from the District Convention. They came in about $200

under budget. They will need the same amount as last year: $9,000. They will be

having the students pay for their T-shirts this year.

Marv was pleased to receive financials and a budget. This year has been a

transition year and looks really good. Bob Dempsay commended Karl for doing a

great job.

Kate Moir, CKI Governor emphasized the need for $9,000. It is time to begin

charging CKI’ers for the meetings they need to attend. Please give CKI a chance to

begin getting some money back for District Convention and the Ski-Potato Land

Autumn Trainer (SPLAT).

Motion to give CKI $9,000 for the coming year was moved by Janet Flinders and

seconded by Jim Terry. The vote was unanimous.

Karl stated that they were working with the Foundation and Brent Ashworth to

have their own bank account. Bob Dempsay mentioned there would be legal

obstacles for CKI and Key Club to have their own bank accounts. This is being

worked through. Monies will run through the Foundation, but dues will be sent

directly to the CKI account from Kiwanis International. A report will be given to the

Foundation at Mid-year conference and during the summer as to how the monies were

expended. Instead of hiring someone to review their account, a couple of foundation

members will look over their expenses. They do need to decide whether they will be

incorporated in Utah or Idaho. Having an account at Wells Fargo Bank would make it

easy in either state. Bob Dempsay stated that this would help avoid problems.

There is a need to replace two board members: Outgoing members are Bob

Dempsay and David Howard. Pattie Hansen and Bob Parish have been asked to serve

for the Idaho term. Bill Mullins brought up that last year he could not be a member of

the Foundation Board because he was immediate past Governor. So Pattie Hansen is

not available to run until she completes her term on the Kiwanis District Board.

Marv moved to have Bob Parish and Josh Holt elected at the House of Delegates to

be on the Utah-Idaho Foundation Board. Jim Terry seconded. The vote was

unanimous.

Marv had previously presented the financials to the Kiwanis District Board and Jim

Terry moved to accept. LaMar seconded. The vote was unanimous.

Janet moved that Jim Terry was to be President of the Foundation Board. LaMar

seconded. The vote was unanimous.

Marv moved that Janet Flinders would continue as Secretary of the Foundation

Board. LaMar seconded. The vote was unanimous.

DISTRICT FOUNDATION BOARD MEETING (Continued)

Jim Terry moved that LaMar Anderson would continue as Vice-President of the

Foundation Board. Marv seconded. The vote was unanimous.

Marv will make an announcement for any clubs who have donated and haven’t

received banner patches to please let him know.

Two Reed Culp Medals will be presented at the Installation Banquet Saturday

night: John Brown, Lt. Governor Div 2 and Charlene Ashworth, First Lady 2009-

2010. This will bring the total to 91 Reed Culp Medals.

Bob Parish asked about Key Leader. Marv said there was budgeted $2,000 and

restrict donations of $500. They may need more this year. We will wait to see is

more is needed. Key Leader will probably grow because it is doing such a good job.

Our finances are getting lower and lower. We hope that we will have a better year

in the stock market this coming year.

Bob Dempsay asked if the Mid-year Board Meeting could be on Skype, because

of Bob Parish’s traveling schedule. So we will not have to be present at Mid-year

Conference because we can do it electronically. Since Gene Piland is not in

attendance, this would be a good time to try it out, if we had the capability.

Jim Terry moved that if the need exists, this would be a good way to go. Marv

seconded. The vote was unanimous.

Since there is no resolution for CKI Outreach, Marv would like to be able to send

out letters asking for $150.00 to clubs who don’t sponsor a CKI club. Janet moved

and Bob Dempsay seconded. The vote was unanimous.

The meeting was adjourned at 5:17 p.m.

WEBINARS: KIWANIS EDUCATION

ON YOUR COMPUTER AND YOUR SCHEDULE

Your interest. Your time. Your computer.

That’s all it takes to participate in the latest trend in training: Kiwanis webinars.

Through webinars, Kiwanis can reach you with the information you need to guide

your club to be more organized, more fun, more attractive to members—information

on topics you’ve asked for - without asking you to leave the comfort of your own

home or office.

Never ―attended‖ a webinar before? No need to worry. Registering and viewing

are simple. First scan the current schedule for the topics that interest you and register

to view the webinar live. After registering, you’ll receive a confirmation e‐mail that

will contain a link to your webinar. This will be followed up with reminder e‐mails,

three days and then one hour before the event so you don’t forget.

At the scheduled time and day, follow the link in the confirmation e‐mail to join

the presentation. You’ll need speakers on your system to hear the presenter, and

you’ll be able to type in your questions.

Five to seven days after any scheduled webinar, the recorded version is archived.

So if you can’t find your desired subject on the current schedule, search the archives

for a past webinar that might meet your needs. You can view any archived webinar

anytime, and as many times as you’d like.

GROW AND BUILD CLUBS

Strong Kiwanis clubs with many involved, dedicated members mean more children

in your community, your state, your country, and the world can benefit. Just as

importantly, larger clubs have the opportunity to inspire more neighbors, friends, and

strangers who see Kiwanians selflessly working to make a difference. Here

are some tips for keeping your club healthy and growing.

Stay and serve. Always have a group of members at every club service project or

event from beginning to end. That way, the club always has a presence and someone

who can ―talk up‖ Kiwanis.

Throw a party. Send out personal invitations for a Special Guest Day, then follow

up with phone calls and emails. Why not invite special guests to your club several

times each year?

Be flexible. Consider changing your meeting times and frequency. Some clubs meet

only every other week. Some meet online.

Reach out. Participate in every community activity and event you can. It’s great

publicity. Learn more about how public relations can help you grow.

Learn from the best. Visit other clubs to get ideas. Get involved at the division,

district, and international levels.

Connect online. Learn more from other Kiwanis members on Kiwanis blogs.

2009 GOVERNOR’S

PROJECT

"For the Children" Utah-Idaho District Kiwanis

By Pattie Hansen,

Immediate Past Governor

Thank you to those listed below for

joining me in supporting the kids and

young adults involved in Kiwanis

Family Organizations in the Utah–

Idaho District.

Your generous donations to U-I

Kiwanis District Foundation

are greatly appreciated.

Bob & Margaret Cameron

Bob & Phyllis Parish

John & Emma Lou Moray

Rayleen & John Barnes

Lowell & Kathleen Inkley

Gordon Lewis

Ralph & Lindalie Benson

Gene Piland

Park City Kiwanis Club

Mark Bennett

Karl Greenwood

Joel & Geri Rogers

John Brown

2009-2010 UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT OFFICERS Governor Provo

Brent F. ASHWORTH (Charlene)

P. O. Box 50117

Provo, UT 84605-0117

H 801-373-1707 C 801-368-6001

E-mail: [email protected]

Immediate Past Governor Twin Falls

Patricia ―Pattie‖ HANSEN

United Way So. Central Idaho Exec Dir

P. O. Box 1521

Twin Falls, ID 83303-1521

C 208-410-5668 W 208-733-4922


Governor-elect Rupert

Robert ―Bob‖ DEMPSAY (Arlene)

P. O. Box 119

Paul, ID 83347-0119

H 208-438-8666 W 208-431-8666


Secretary Logan

Janet S. FLINDERS (Skip)

515 Bringhurst Dr.

Providence, UT 84332-9439

H 435-753-3266 C 435-757-2950


Treasurer Twin Falls

Marvin D. ―Marv‖ CHAMBERLAIN

P. O. Box 25


C 208-731-1696 W 208-734-4244


LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS

Division 1 Pleasant Grove

Michael J. GORDON (Carol)

1269 North 380 East

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062-3902

H 801-785-4615 C 801-885-4572


Division 2 Tooele

John M. BROWN (Louise)

561 Tamarack Drive

Tooele, UT 84074-3147

H 435-843-0711 C 435-830-8380


Division 3 Logan

Janet S. FLINDERS (Skip)

515 Bringhurst Drive

Providence, UT 84332-9439

H 435-753-3266 C 435-757-2950


Division 4 Rexburg

Joaquin G. BLANCO (Gwendolyn)

249 South 3rd

East

Rexburg, ID 83440-2205

C 208-541-8000 W 208-359-8277


Division 5 Rupert

Cheryl JUNTUNEN (Roger)

71 Pelican Drive

Rupert, ID 83350-8714

H 208-436-1814 C 208-420-0511


Division 6 Boise Gem State

Frankie L. MARLER (Duane)

3171 S. Tagish Place

Meridian, ID 83642-9154

H 208-846-8342 C 208-608-2369


Division 7 Santa Clara

Blake FREI (Breann)

385 Michael Circle

Santa Clara, UT 84765-5626

C 435-680-3985


Division 8 Heber Valley

Rayleen H. BARNES (John)

1760 East 1350 North

Heber City, UT 84032-3424

H 435-654-3821 C 801-762-7082

E:mail: [email protected]

Division 9 Nampa

Bill AUGSBURGER

City of Nampa

211 – 12th

Ave S

Nampa, ID 83651-3926

H 208-466-0714 W 208-442-6800


Division 10 Spanish Fork

Eugene COLLEDGE (Marilyn)

159 North 900 East

Spanish Fork, UT 84660-1949

H 801-798-3026


DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS TITLE/APPOINTEE PHONE#...E-MAIL

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Charles D. ―Chuck‖ BAKER

299 S. Main St, 7th Floor

Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2575

W 801-246-1137


DISTRICT CONVENTION

Diane NEWMAN

Best Western Burley Inn

800 N. Overland Ave

Burley, ID 83318-3442

W 208-678-3501

FAX 208-678-9532


DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS (Continued)

EDUCATION & CLUB DEVELOPMENT

C. Erland ELMER

3459 Crestwood Drive


and

D. Joshua HOLT

52 South 3000 West


H 801-272-1527


H 208-496-8516

W 208-496-1412


HUMAN & SPIRITUAL VALUES

Jim A. TERRY

3887 W. Mountainview Drive


H 208-356-7254

W 208-496-2210


INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION (ON

TO)

Charles D. ―Chuck‖ BAKER

299 S. Main St, 7th Floor


W 801-246-1137

E-mail:

[email protected]

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

(Annual Club Gift Campaign)

J. LaMar ANDERSON

856 Juniper Drive

Logan, UT 84321-3622

H 435-752-8594


MEMBERSHIP GROWTH

Patricia A. HANSEN

P. O. Box 1521


W 208-733-4922

C 208-410-5668


NEW CLUB BUILDING

Lowell R INKLEY

453 S. Brentwood Lane


H 801-292-3117


PAC (CANDIDATES ADVOCATE)

Robert PARISH

91 Hwy 74


H 208-733-6126


PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS

Patricia A. HANSEN

P. O. Box 1521


W 208-733-4922

C 208-410-5668


RESOLUTIONS

Robert DEMPSAY

P. O. Box 119

Paul, ID 83347-0119

W 208-438-8666


RISK MANAGER

Lori BERGSMA


Filer, ID 83328-5167

H 208-733-2801

C 208-420-3859

W 208-736-8111 or 800-544-2352


STRATEGIC PLAN Not Appointed

WEBSITE MANAGER

SPECIAL APPOINTMENT:

NEWSLETTER EDITOR

Gordon C. LEWIS



H 801-296-0180

C 801-915-6228


YOUNG CHILDREN: PRIORITY ONE

(YCPO)

Not Appointed

SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM COMMITTEE (SLP) Utah - Idaho Governor

Brent F. ASHWORTH

P.O. Box 50117

Provo, UT 84605-0117

H 801-373-1707

C 801-368-6001


UTAH – IDAHO GOVERNOR ELECT

Robert ―Bob‖ DEMPSAY

P. O. Box 119

Paul, ID 83347-0119

H 208-438-8666 W 208-431-8666


KEY CLUB ADMINISTRATOR

Harold H. ADAMS

1112 N 3000 East

Layton, UT 84040-3007

H 801-598-7349 W 801-544-9316


CIRCLE K ADMINISTRATOR

Karl L. GREENWOOD

743 W 500 N

Provo, UT 84601-2614

C 801-372-3546

CKI business E-mail:

[email protected]

KEY-LEADER

ADMINISTRATOR

Derek C. SCHENCK

1945 E. Oakcrest Drive


H 208-412-4138 C 208-412-4903

E-mail:[email protected]

BUILDERS CLUB ADMINISTRATOR

Debbie HOFFMEYER

310 Starview Dr

Park City, UT 84098

H 435-649-0971 W 435-647-3730


K-KIDS ADMINISTRATOR

Ashlie ALLEN

8251 Meadowview Ct., Apt J22

Park City, UT 84098-4679

H 801-898-2755

W 435-333-4020

[email protected]

FINANCE COUNSELOR

Marvin D. ―Marv‖ CHAMBERLAIN

P.O. Box 25


H 208-734-8321

W 208-734-4244

Fax: 208-734-4258


CONVENTION MEETING CHAIR

Diane Newman

Burley Inn

800 N. Overland

Burley, ID 83318-3442

W 208-678-3501


SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

Wally Studer

Snake River Bowl

725 Minidoka Ave

Burley, ID 83318-3485

W. 208-679-2695 C. 208-431-3604


TRAINING CHAIR

C. Erland ELMER

3459 Crestwood Drive


H 801-272-1527


SLP WEBMASTER

Gordon C. Lewis



H. 801-296-0180

C. 801-915-6228


IDAHO EAST ZONE ADVISOR

Chuck HUMPHREY

852 Brookside Ln

Pocatello ID 83201

208-238-3584


IDAHO WEST ZONE ADVISOR

Mark Bennett

3038 NW 3rd

W

Meridian ID 83646

208-887-1362


IDAHO SOUTH ZONE ADVISOR Bruce Stevens

1920 Bitteroot Drive

Twin Falls, ID 83301

H 208-736-4581

W:208-736-2122x2393


UTAH NORTH ZONE ADVISOR

Michael D. Sims

350 East Gordon Avenue #1

Layton, UT 84041-2531

C 801-598-7292


UTAH MIDDLE ZONE ADVISOR

John Brown

561 Tamarack Drive

Tooele, UT 84074-3147

H 435-843-0711

C 435-830-8380


UTAH SOUTH ZONE ADVISOR

Rayleen H. BARNES



H 435-654-3821

C 801-762-7082


2009-2010 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER Division 1

K04505 OREM President OREM Secretary

Thomas ROBERTS

470 E 1980 N

Provo, UT 84604-1863

H 801-373-1203


Brian N. BLUMER

Utah Valley State University

800 W. University Parkway

Orem, UT 84058-5999

W 801-863-8346


MEETING: 2nd

Mon, 12:30pm @ Golden Coral, 225 West University Parkway

4th

Mon, 12:30pm @ Scera Theatres, 745 South State Street

K09491 OREM GOLDEN K President

OREM GOLDEN K Secretary

Connie K. HODSON

507 E 600 S

Orem, UT 84097-6334

H 801-225-6896


Myron A. FRAZIER

124 North 550 East

Orem, UT 84097-4833

H 801-225-5056

Meeting: Monday, 10:00am @ Senior Friendship Center, 133 North 400 East

K06093 * PLEASANT GROVE President

PLEASANT GROVE Secretary

Mike CHAMBERLAIN

211 North 1300 East


H 801-830-5585 W 801-226-5125


Dick HILLHOUSE

427 East 1220 North


H 801-785-1132


Meeting: 2nd

& 4th Saturday, 8:00am @ Jacob’s Center, 247 West 200 South

Website: http://pgkiwanis.org

* New Club Leadership Information not provided in time for printing in this issue

K00654 PRICE President PRICE Secretary

Paul ANDERSON

2286 North Shelby Lane

Helper, UT 84526-2421

H 435-637-5735 W 435-637-4908


Nick TATTON

1550 East 800 North

Price, UT 84501-2006

H 435-637-5240 W 435-637-5032


Meeting: Thursday, 7:30pm @ Carbon Country Club, Hwy 6, Helper

Division 2 - http://www.uikiwanisd2.org

K02418 BONNEVILLE President BONNEVILLE Secretary

David NELSON

2929 La Rue Lane


H 801-487-4840 W 801-486-7855

Mark B. ANDERSON

6952 Pine Mountain Drive


C 801-232-5560 W 801-568-9322


Meeting: Wed, 12:00pm @ Sizzler, 371 East 400 South, Salt Lake City

Website: http://www.bonnevillekiwanis.net or www.bonnevillekiwanis.com

K12181 CAPITOL HILL, SLC Pres.

CAPITOL HILL, SLC Secty

Darrell J. THUESON

354 North Main Street


H 801-359-2169

Pat PETERSON

130 Braewick Rd.


H 801-364-2095


Meeting: Thurs, 7:00am @ State Rm, State Capitol Bldg, 420 N. State, SLC

Website: http://www.chk.homestead.com

K02321 CLEARFIELD President CLEARFIELD Secretary

T. Daniel BOSTER

475 N 350 E

Kaysville, UT 84037-1507

H 801-543-1177 W 801-927-5012


Maurice LECKINGTON

1542 East 700 South

Clearfield, UT 84015-1401

H 801-776-2537


Meeting: 2nd

/4th Th, Noon @ Golden Corral, 1624 N Heritage Park Blvd, Layton

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Clearfield.html

DATES OF FUTURE

KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL

CONVENTIONS

Kiwanis International has posted the

list of future sites for Kiwanis

International Conventions.

2010 Las Vegas, NV

June 24 - 27, 2010

Las Vegas

Convention Center

Headquarters Hotel:

Las Vegas Hilton

2011 Geneva, Switzerland July 7 -10,

2011

2012 New Orleans, LA

June 27- July 1, 2012

2013 Vancouver, BC, CA June 26-

30, 2013

LAS VEGAS MONORAIL

Gliding above traffic at speeds

reaching 50 miles per hour, you’ll be

able to cover the four mile route in

approximately 14 minutes for as little

as $5.00.

It's fast, fun and convenient. Whether

you're in town for business or

pleasure, traveling among the Las

Vegas Strip hotels, Convention

Center and attractions has never been

easier!

Pricing 10-Ride Ticket - $35.00

Unlimited One Day Pass - $15.00

2-Ride Ticket - $9.00

Single Ride Ticket - $5.00

Location of

Monorail Stations

MGM Grand Las Vegas

Bally's Las Vegas/Paris Las Vegas

Flamingo Las Vegas/ Caesars Palace

Imperial Palace/ Harrah's Las Vegas

Las Vegas Convention Center

Las Vegas Hilton

Sahara Hotel & Casino

Hours of Operation Monday-Thursday 7 am - 2 am

Friday-Sunday 7 am - 3 am

MERIDIAN

KIWANIS CLUB

MEMBER,

AMANDA RIMBEY

IN THE NEWS

The Meridian Mayor’s

Anti-Drug Coalition

(MADC) honored Amanda

Rimbey on August 20,

2009, in recognition of her

outstanding work on

behalf of the coalition and

the arena of substance

abuse prevention. Rimbey

began work with the

MADC in 2006 when she

coordinated volunteers for

the Meth in Meridian

community event.

Building on her

involvement with that

event, she coordinated a

student project at the

University of Phoenix

around the needs of the

MADC, serving as project

manager of a 16 student

group working to create a

branding and marketing

campaign for the coalition.

Upon completion of this

project, Rimbey was asked

to chair the coalition and

served continuously as

Chair or Co-Chair until

May 2009. During her

tenure with the MADC,

her dedication and passion

for substance abuse

prevention drove the

coalition in conducting no

less than 18 programs each

year resulting in a 2006

City Achievement Award

presented by the

Association of Idaho

Cities, a 2008 Idaho’s

Brightest Star awarded by

Governor Butch Otter and

First Lady Lori Otter, the

2008-2009 Advocate of

the Year awarded by the

Meridian School District,

as well as the award in

2008 of a $625,000 federal

Drug Free Communities

grant.

SPOTLIGHT ON…

THE GRAPE

PRINCIPLE

GRAPE is the acronym

for the five most common

reasons members join

volunteer organizations.

Evaluate your club based

on the GRAPE principle

and think about what you

2009-2010 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 2 (Continued)

K15146 LAYTON President LAYTON Secretary

John EZZELL


Layton, UT 84040-6745

H. 801-547-9146 W 801-972-9292


Bill MORAN

2418 North 950 West

Layton, 84041-5325

H 801-775-9192 C 801-309-0190


Meeting: 2nd

& 4th Wednesday, 6:30pm @ Golden Corral, 1624 Heritage Park Blvd.

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Layton.html

K16893 SOUTH DAVIS COUNTY

President

SOUTH DAVIS COUNTY Secretary

Gary REED

198 South 1225 East


H 801-295-2995


Michael SIMS

350 East Gordon Avenue #1

Layton, UT 84041-2531

C 801-598-7292


Meeting: Tue, 12:30 @ Sego Lilly Café, 300 North Main Street, Bountiful, UT

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/SDC.html

K17643 SOUTH SALT LAKE

VALLEY President

SOUTH SALT LAKE

VALLEY Secretary

Julia KIDD

PFG Insurance

782 East Pioneer Rd.

Draper, UT 84020-9300

W 801-572-8222


Sarah POWELL

PFG Insurance Agency

782 East 12400 South

Draper, UT 84020-9300

W 801-572-8222


Meeting: Fri, 11:45am @ Madeline’s, 1133 W 10600 S, South Jordan, UT

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/SSLV.html

K06987 TOOELE President TOOELE Secretary

Sandy CRITCHLOW

260 South 200 West

Tooele, UT 84074-2641

H 435-882-2675 W 435-882-4111


Karen PERRY

245 Griffith St.

Tooele, UT 84074-1517

H 435-882-4146 W 435-830-7846


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ Buddy’s Family Center, 1111 North 200 West

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Tooele.html

Division 3

K03231 BRIGHAM CITY President BRIGHAM CITY Secretary

Beth Ann SMITH

35 East 100 South

Brigham City, UT 84302-2645

H 801-782-8902


Herbert L. MINICH

5165 N. Hwy. 38

Brigham City, UT 84302-3751

435-279-8870


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Maddox, 1900 South Hwy 89, Perry

K02175 LOGAN President LOGAN Secretary

Mark ANDREASEN

iTransact Postal Express

374 South 850 East

Smithfield, UT 84335-1339

H 435-563-0565 W 435-757-4212


Richard D. ELWOOD

455 East 1150 North

Logan, UT 84341-2429

H 435-753-4360 W 435-713-1804


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Coppermill Restaurant, 55 North Main Street

K02808 NORTH OGDEN President NORTH OGDEN Secretary

George COMBER

854 East 3300 North

North Ogden, UT 84414-1793

H 801-737-1517 W 801-626-6920


Janet MILLARD

2860 North 700 East

North Ogden, UT 84414-2032

H 801-782-1808


Meeting: 1st & 3

rd Tues, 6:30pm @ Northview Community Ctr., 495 E 2600 N

K00365 OGDEN President OGDEN Secretary

John ―Fig‖ NEWTON

987 East 5475 South

South Ogden, UT 84405-7064

801-479-3307

Not Appointed Yet

Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ Ivy Lane Reception Center, 1029 – 25th Street

2009-2010 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued)

Division 3 (Continued)

K04365 PRESTON President PRESTON Secretary

Elden TOLMAN

77 North 100 East

Preston, ID 83263-1325

H 208-840-0099


Sandra TONDINI

133 South 1800 East

Preston, ID 83263-5412

C 208-851-1820 W 208-852-2500


Meeting: 3rd

Wed, 7:00pm – Contact President for location

K04135 TREMONTON President TREMONTON Secretary

Lyle VANCE

429 North 100 East

Tremonton, UT 84337-1305

H 435-257-6056 W 435-257-5125


Alan O. CHRISTENSEN

1709 E. Main St.

Tremonton, UT 84337-8734

H 435-257-7074 W 435-257-5419


Meeting: Wed, 12:10pm @ Munn’s TL Steakhouse, 20 W 1400 S, Garland

K12866 WASATCH-

ROY/RIVERDALE President

WASATCH-

ROY/RIVERDALE Secretary

NOT KNOWN AT TIME OF PRINTING David A. VANBEEKUM

1220 North 225 West

Harrisville, UT 84404-2771

H 801-782-8232 W 801-627-0900


Meeting: 2nd

& 4th

Wed, Noon @ Rickenbacker’s Restaurant, 4282 S. 1650 W., Ogden, UT

Division 4 K07482 BANNOCK, POCATELLO

President

BANNOCK, POCATELLO Secretary

Carol E. HILL

466 E. Pine St.

Pocatello, ID 83201-4556

H 208-232-3403 W 208-237-1680


Ronda BLACK

2249 Cassia St.


H 208-237-1779 W 208-221-1779


Meeting: Thurs, 7:00am @ IHOP, 4122 Yellowstone Avenue, Pocatello

K00356 IDAHO FALLS President IDAHO FALLS Secretary

Karla A. LA ORANGE

I.F. School Dist. 91

690 John Adams Parkway

Idaho Falls, ID 83401-4073

H 208-524-4914 W 208-524-7507


Mark McBRIDE

P. O. Box 50220

Idaho Falls, ID 83405-0220

H 208-523-4826 W 208-612-8626


Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ Red Lion Hotel Restaurant, 475 River Parkway

K00290 POCATELLO President POCATELLO Secretary

Chet WILLIE

4655 Navajo St.


H 208-241-4450 W 208-232-9252


Janice MATTESON-HOWELL

P. O. Box 309


H 208-478-9538


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ Perkins Restaurant, 1600 Pocatello Creek Road

Website: http://kiwanispocatello.org

K05023 REXBURG President REXBURG Secretary

Jana BISHOFF

625 North 2586 East

St. Anthony, ID 83445-5503

H 208-624-1456 W 208-356-9323


Jim TERRY

3887 W Mountain View Dr.


H 208-356-7254 W 208-496-2210


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ Frontier Pies at 460 W 4th S

K12842 SHELLEY President SHELLEY Secretary

Sid TUBBS

Firth SD #59

P. O. Box 69F

Firth, ID 83236-0069

H 208-346-6214 W 208-346-6815


Crystal FOSTER

Pioneer Publications

P. O. Box P

Shelley, ID 83274-0915

H 208-357-3522 W 208-357-7661


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ China King, 196 N. State St

GRAPE PRINCIPLE

(Continued)

need to do to attract

those new members and

retain those already on your

roster.

Growth: Does your club

offer opportunities for

personal growth?

Through service,

members have the

opportunity to experience

their ―Kiwanis Moment,‖

the realization that they

have impacted someone’s

life for the better. It is from

that moment a person

becomes a true Kiwanian

and a more passionate and

empathic person.

Kiwanis also offers a

range of opportunities for

personal growth through

leadership training and

education, including

webinars - online

seminars—linked to our

Web site and workshops at

district and international

conventions. Make sure all

club members are informed

of these events and feel

invited to take part.

Recognition: Does your

club regularly show

appreciation for all that

members do?

Sometimes a pat on the

back, a quick ―thank you‖

is the only ―paycheck‖ a

volunteer needs. Other

times more formal

recognition such a

certificate presented at a

meeting is more

appropriate. It is good to

know what motivates your

volunteers, so that you can

express your gratitude in a

way that makes them feel

recognized and appreciated

When members feel

appreciated, they continue

to give of themselves, and

they share that positive

reinforcement with other

members.

Achievement: Does your

club give every member a

chance to lead projects and

solve problems?

Everyone wants to feel

successful, to feel part of

something good. Giving

members, especially new

members, the opportunity

to lead a task force, take

some responsibility or

contribute in some way,

GRAPE PRINCIPLE

(Continued)

helps them be part of the

team and part of the

achievement. Be sure that

your club offers lots of

ways to get involved.

Participation: Is your

meeting environment

welcoming to everyone?

Does everyone feel

invited to join in the

discussion and share an

opinion? New members

bring new energy. Make

sure they feel welcome to

share that energy in

meetings, in committee

work and in the fun. When

discussing issues or

brainstorming, allow for

individual reflection and

group discussion in order

to accommodate different

personality styles. Invite

everyone to join in the

discussion and share an

opinion. Be aware of,

respect and understand

cultural differences. Use

icebreakers to acquaint

longtime members with

new recruits and guests.

Consider assigning

mentors to new members

to help them get familiar

with your club and its

projects, as well as the

Kiwanis organization.

Active, involved club

members tend to stay in

the club.

Enjoyment: Are your

meetings fun?

Members who see each

other regularly at

meetings, club social

events and serve side by

side will likely form

bonds. Encourage those

friendships by scheduling

regular social events and

allotting time in your

meeting agenda for

icebreakers or visiting.

Include interesting

speakers on your agenda

to ensure that your

members and prospective

members get something

out of every meeting.

Make fellowship a priority

and they’ll make

attendance a priority.

Using the GRAPE

principle your club can

give members and

potential members what

they are looking for.

2009-2010 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 5

K01927 BUHL President BUHL Secretary

Jerry EGGLESTON

4273 North 1400 East

Buhl, ID 83316-5706

H 208-543-5283 W 208-543-2111


Suzanne McCOY

4240 North 1400 East

Buhl, ID 83316-5706

H 208-316-3629


MEETING: Wed, Noon @ El Cazador Mexican Rest., 113 Broadway South

K02633 * BURLEY President BURLEY Secretary

Dan ALVEY

918 Pacific Dr.

Burley, ID 83318-2178

H 208-878-2668 W 208-678-1234


Dennis L. DEXTER

2652 Brentwood

Burley, ID 83318-2816

H & W 208-678-8440


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Morey’s Steakhouse, 325 East 3rd

Website: http://www.burleykiwanis.org/


K01204 FILER President FILER Secretary

Buddy COMPHER

710 Idaho St.

Filer, ID 83328-5302

H 208-326-4207 W 208-326-5001


Shirley Lee GAILEY

P. O. Box 289

Filer, ID 83328-0289

H 208-326-4051 W 208-326-4530


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ United Methodist Church, 5th & Union

K17234 HAILEY IDAHO & WOOD RIVER VALLEY President Secretary

Kyle WILLIAMS

P. O. Box 1356

Hailey, ID 83333-1356

H 208-578-2047 W 208-788-4120


Not Appointed Yet

Meeting: Wed., 10:15am @ Blaine County Sr. Connection, 721 3rd

Ave, Hailey

K03517 JEROME President JEROME Secretary

Sheryl K. VanSLOOTEN

1916 North Davis St.

Jerome, ID 83338-2335

W 208-324-6533 W 208-324-8603


Dennis L. Cockrell

919 N. Eisenhower St.

Jerome, ID 83338-2038

NO PHONE


Meeting: Thursday, Noon @ Senior Citizen Center, 212 – 1st Avenue

K03887 RUPERT President RUPERT Secretary

Randall WHITE

Rupert Police Dept

620 Fremont St.

Rupert, ID 83350-1611

W 208-434-2330


Dianne SCHOW

P. O. Box 366

Rupert, ID 83350-0366

H 208-436-4095 W 208-434-7160


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ Rupert Elks Lodge, 200 West 85 South

K00394 TWIN FALLS President TWIN FALLS Secretary

Chris TALKINGTON

1964 Galena Dr.


H 208-733-3581 W 208-736-0352

David W. DICKERSON

2029 Mountain View Circle


H 208-734-4421 W 208-733-7202


Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ Turf Club, 734 Falls Avenue

Division 6

K05512 BOISE GEM STATE

President

BOISE GEM STATE

Secretary

Frank HESS

2417 Joretta Drive

Boise, ID 83704-6131

H 208-378-0521


Charles (Chuck) ROBERTSON

138 Rainbow Drive

Boise, ID 83713

208-373-0090 208-362-5280


Meeting: Mon, Noon @ Hilton Garden Inn, 7699 W. Spectrum Way, Boise. Near the

intersection of Cole & Overland Road.


K03557 CAPITAL CITY, BOISE

President

CAPITAL CITY, BOISE

Secretary

Nanci DUNBAR

4600 Ginzel St

Boise, ID 83716-4264

Elsa I. BENNETT

7634 Cambridge Drive

Boise, ID 83704-7201

H 208-375-2794


Meeting: Fri, Noon @ Power House Event Center, 621 South 17th, Boise

Website: http://www.capitalcitykiwanis.com/

K16207 EAGLE President EAGLE Secretary

Jerry ADAMS

3340 N. Jones Place

Boise, ID 83704-4078

H 208-882-0091 W 208-301-0994


Bruce ALTIG

P. O. Box 1788

Eagle, ID 83616-9106

H 208-407-9258 W 208-338-9746


Meeting: Mon, Noon @ Bella Aquila, 775 S. Rivershore Lane, Eagle, ID

Website: http://www.eaglekiwanis.org/

K16775 KUNA President KUNA Secretary

Michael FOUTZ

Advanced Family Medicine

943 Linder Rd, Ste 104

Kuna, ID 83634-3395

H 208-345-3754 W 208-922-3355


Mel ARNOLD

7638 South McLintock Place


H 208-884-8527 W 208-577-3315


Meeting: 1st & 3

rd Tues, Noon @ Ben’s Quik Wok, 361 W. Main Street

K07303 LES BOIS, BOISE President LES BOIS, BOISE Secretary

Steven L. FIELDS

1701 Butler St.

Boise, ID 38705-3105

H 208-344-5664 W 208-334-7570


Thurman HASKELL

5244 E. Softwood Dr

Boise, ID 83716-8634

H 208-389-2153 W 208-467-3231


Meeting: Tues, 7:00am @ Owykee Plaza Hotel, 1109 Main Street, Boise

Website: http://www.lesboiskiwanis.org/

K08755 MERIDIAN President MERIDIAN Secretary

Mark BENNETT

3038 NW 3rd

St.


W 208-867-1362 C 208-870-6194


Dennis PRATT

P. O. Box 240


W 208-888-9477 C 208-631-1366


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Louie’s Restaurant, 2500 East Fairview

Website: http://www.meridiankiwanis.org/

Division 7

K03470 CEDAR CITY President CEDAR CITY Secretary

Marlo B. JENSEN

2114 N. Wedgewood Lane

Cedar City, UT 84720-9734

H 435-865-9011 W 435-868-5809


Dani KATWYK

P. O. Box 1023

Cedar City, UT 84761-1023

H 435-477-0112 W 435-586-6481


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Garden House, 164 South 100 East

K03701 ST. GEORGE President ST. GEORGE Secretary

Russell MITCHELL

301 North 200 East, Ste 3A

St. George, UT 84770-3041

H 435-656-2030 W 435-628-1627


Richard BAUSMAN

225 N Valley View Drive, Apt #102

St. George, UT 84770-5194

H 435-674-0157


Meeting: 2nd

& 4th

Mon, Noon @ Golden Corral, 42 South River Road

K09027 SANTA CLARA President SANTA CLARA Secretary

Kyle HAFEN

912 West 1600 South St. B-102

St. George, UT 84770

H 435-656-2171 C 435-619-3194


Jason LINDSEY

2432 Concord Avenue

Santa Clara, UT 84765-5621

H 435-673-7661 W 435-986-4007


Meeting: Thurs, 12:30pm @ Gun Barrel Steakhouse, 1091 N. Bluff St., St. George

Kiwanis Club of Pocatello

Happenings …

For about five years now, the

Kiwanis Club of

Pocatello has adopted a section of

the Edson Fichter Nature Trail

along the Portneuf River in

Pocatello. Attached to this e-mail

is a picture I recently took of the

sign along that trail, identifying our

club as a sponsor. We donate about

$500 each year to help maintain the

trail. This trail is very popular with

hikers, bicyclists, and wild plant

enthusiasts.

On Saturday afternoon, August 8th,

10 members of the Kiwanis Club of

Pocatello helped the Pocatello Zoo

conduct its annual fundraiser, called

"Zoofari". Over 1500 adults and

children attended this event,

enabling the zoo to raise just over

$10,000. Kiwanians helped by

taking tickets, and with face

painting of youngsters. We liked

this project so well that we've

already volunteered to do it again

next year.

BILLING PROCESSES

UNCHANGED DURING THE

2009 – 2010 YEAR

Since the International

Convention in Nashville, many club

leaders have called Kiwanis

International’s Member Services

Department for more information

about the Common Billing Date

and Graduated Enrollment Fee

schedule (currently referred to as

the New Member Processing Fee).

The important thing to know is

the changes will be effective

October 1, 2010, not 2009. All

billing processes and fees will

remain as they have for the past

several years during the 2009-10

year.

Prior to October 1, 2010, we will

provide additional billing

information for clubs in Groups 2

and 3, as well as Graduated

Enrollment Fee schedules for all

clubs.

In the meantime, don’t hesitate

to contact Member Services at

extension 411, or e-mail at

[email protected] if

you have questions.

Seven Keys to the

Kiwanis Kingdom 1. A Caboose Never

Leads the Train No one

expects the last car on a

train to get anywhere

first—a true leader is the

engine the rest

of the cars follow. If the

engine doesn't reach the

station, nothing does. A

president does not have

to run every project and

committee but he or she

must always be first in line

to serve. Give your people

the best possible example

to follow.

2. The Cure for

Everything is Enthusiasm

No problem will face you

that cannot eventually be

overcome when met with

enthusiasm. Whatever your

club does, be as supportive

and excited about it as

possible. It’s the cure that

spreads like a disease!

3. Open a New Window

Nothing bores a room full

of Kiwanians quicker than

a ―Been There–Done That‖

approach. Set your goals on

journeying where your club

has never gone before in

some area. Use your

imagination and get out of

that box when envisioning

what your year as president

might include.

4. Remember Where the

Buck Stops Always protect

your team. No matter what

happens, accept

responsibility. Be

extremely quick in

assigning the credit

elsewhere and never duck

the blame. Jack Benny

never cared which of his

cast members got the

laughs—as long as they

were getting them on The

Jack Benny Show. In other

words—get over yourself.

5. Thank-You:

A Volunteer’s Only

Paycheck Recognize your

people. For anything and

everything! And put

something in their hands to

commemorate that

recognition. Not everything

has to be honored with a

plaque or a trophy. You

might be amazed to learn

how far a Kiwanis

pencil and a lavish word or

praise will take you. I went

from being a nondescript

2009-2010 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 8

K17298 HEBER VALLEY President HEBER VALLEY Secretary

Chris THEIL

1046 South 900 West


H & W 435-657-2282


Rayleen BARNES



H 435-654-3821


Meeting:1st & 3

rd Th, 12:15pm @ Tarahumara Mex. Rest, 380 E Main, Midway

Website: http://freewebs.com/kchv/

K02248 MIDVALE President MIDVALE Secretary

Ranald MACDONALD

746 East Winchester St., Ste 210

Murray, UT 84107-8528

H 801-282-0881 W 801-263-3051


Glen S. PURDIE

590 Villager Lane

Midvale, UT 84047-4635

H 801-878-4042


Meeting: Tues, 12:00pm @ Bohemian Brewery, 94 East 7200 South, Midvale

K16360 PARK CITY President PARK CITY Secretary

Kacy QUINLEY

2590 Morning Sky Court


H 435-658-2515


R. Gene PILAND

P. O. Box 681272


H 435-649-7413


Meeting: Thurs, 8:00am @ The Yarrow Hotel, 1800 Park Ave.

Website: http://www.kiwanis.org/club/parkcity/

K00107 SALT LAKE CITY President SALT LAKE CITY Secretary

Ray MOFFAT

Larkin Memorial Corp.

260 E. South Temple


H 801-355-4445 W 801-363-5781


Lindsey CHAMBERS

Kiwanis Club of Salt Lake City

10 West 100 South, Suite 705


H 801-556-5521 W 801-363-8436


Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ Radisson Hotel, 215 West South Temple

Website: http://salt-lake-city.kiwanisone.org

K03995 SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY President Secretary

Bob SCHAUS

7266 Campus Circle


H 801-943-0601


John E. CAMERON

3549 Westwood Drive


H 801-278-8225 W 801-268-3584


Meeting: Tues, 12:10pm @ Forest Dale Golf Course, 2375 S 900 E., SLC

K04644 WEST VALLEY, SALT LAKE COUNTY

President Secretary

Richard G. BROWN

1741 Laird Avenue


H 801-262-0422

Daniel PARK

4191 Donibristle Circle

South Jordan, UT 84095-9103

Meeting: Wed, 12:15pm @ Olympian Restaurant, 4908 S. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake City

Division 9

K00546 CALDWELL President CALDWELL Secretary

Tim QUINTANA

c/o Edward Jones

2006 Blaine Street

Caldwell, ID 83605-4343

H 208-337-5587 W 208-459-0294


Bonnie J. SUMTER

2124 Ray Avenue

Caldwell, ID 83605-5245

H 208-459-6102


Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ W. Valley Med. Ctr, Kaley Conf. Rm, 1717 Arlington Ave

K02438* EMMETT President EMMETT Secretary

Rudy HERNANDEZ

2030 South Washington Ave

Emmett, ID 83617-9090

H. 208-267-1246 W 208-364-7780


Tito GONZALEZ

P. O. Box 563

Emmett, ID 83617-0563

H. 208-365-2478


Meeting: Wed, 11:45am @ La Costa Mexican Rest., 517 N. Washington Ave



K00811 NAMPA President NAMPA Secretary

Troy BALL

2414 – 12th Avenue Road

Nampa, ID 83686-6300

H. 208-286-0229 W 208-442-7815


David E. PALUMBO

11249 Highlander Road

Boise, ID 83709-5250

H. 208-362-1736 W 208-440-1736


Meeting: Thurs, Noon @ Hong Kong Café, 117 – 12th Avenue South

Website: http://www.nampakiwanis.org

K03132 NEW PLYMOUTH President

NEW PLYMOUTH Secretary

Brian HARRIS

5400 Sand Hollow Road

New Plymouth, ID 83655-5273

H. 208-278-0123 W 208-332-0214

Leigh A. FOXALL

8596 West Hwy 52

Emmett, ID 83617-9735

H. 615-734-9259 W 208-278-5097


Meeting: Mon, Noon @ Internet Truck Stop Café, 113 North Plymouth Ave

K01655* ONTARIO President ONTARIO Secretary

Lynda EDEN

2106 SE 6th

St.

Ontario, OR 97914-4432

H. 541-889-8125 W 541-889-3149


Wayne FREY

130 SW 13th St.


H. 541 889-5636


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Treasure Vly Community College, Weese Bldg., 650 College Ave


K00870* PAYETTE President PAYETTE Secretary

Kipp McKENZIE

2074 Newman Lane

Payette, ID 83661-5386

H. 208-642-0889 W 208-642-2169

David J. BROWN

2490 – 1st Avenue South

Payette, ID 83661-3165

H. 208-642-3556


Meeting: Tues, Noon @ Tips Restaurant, Hwy 95


K17629 TREASURE VALLEY OF NAMPA

President Secretary

Marc MITCHELL

First Mortgage Co.

3050 – 12th Ave Road

Nampa, ID 83686-8400

W 208-475-5319

(Ms.) Sammy RICKELMAN

1723 Nixon Ave.

Nampa, ID 83686-7364

H 208-250-2944


Meeting: 2nd & 4th Tues @ 6:30 am, Big Meeting Rm, Elmer’s Restaurant, 1411 Shilo Dr.,

Nampa, ID, I-84 and the North Franklin Exit (2nd

Nampa Exit), next to the Shilo Inn

Website: http://www.treasurevalleykiwanis.org/

K00841 WEISER President WEISER Secretary

Theresa PETERSON

4607 Power Road


H. 208-550-1531

Linda YOUNGBLOOD

Youngblood Agency Inc

739 State Street

Weiser, ID 83672-1964

H. 208-549-0099 W 208-549-1976


Meeting: 1st & 3

rd Thurs, Noon @ Idaho Pizza Company, 1255 N. State Street

Division 10

K00736* NEPHI President NEPHI Secretary

Heidi KELSO

1301 S Hwy 117 #54

Mt Pleasant, UT 84647-2393

H. 435-462-0180 W 435-623-3115


Wayne S. ANDREWS

251 South 100 East #11

Nephi, UT 84648-1858

H. 435-623-1644 W 435-623-2242


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ J. C. Mickelson’s, 2100 South Main Street


Seven Keys

(Continued) club member to a full-

blooded Kiwanian in the

space of one 30-second

unexpected recognition. In

today’s depressed

economy, it remains the

most reliable investment. 6. Engines Need a Key to

Start A car’s motor won’t

turn over until someone

activates the ignition

process. Most people will

not follow you around

asking for something to

do, nor will they initiate

projects on their own.

Make it a point to extend

personal invitations to

service. Have a task

needing done? Don’t ask

the club for volunteers.

Approach a member and

say, ―How about you?‖

7. Expect the Best—And

Give It Let every

Kiwanian know that you

expect their very best. You

won’t get it from some but

you might be surprised

who will rise out of the

pack and make a

difference. And remember

you are the example they

will follow so start by

giving your very best.

KIWANIS

INTERNATIONAL

FOUNDATION

EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR

Effective September 8,

please welcome Linda

Brimmer as Executive

Director of the Kiwanis

International Foundation

(KIF). Linda comes to the


Foundation from the

position of vice

president/chief operating

officer of the Goodwill

Industries Foundation of

Central Indiana. The

Goodwill Foundation is

affiliated with Goodwill

Industries of Central

Indiana and currently has a

corpus of more than $17

million. Goodwill

Industries of Central

Indiana is one of the five

largest and most

successful Goodwill

organizations in the world.

EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR

(Continued)

Prior to joining

Goodwill, Linda served as

director of development

and communications for

the internationally

renowned Center on

Philanthropy at Indiana

University. Significant gifts

and expectancies during

her tenure at the Center on

Philanthropy included a

$6.5 million operating

grant renewal by the Lilly

Endowment, $3 million

leadership grant from the

Kellogg Foundation and

$10 million bequest from

Ruth Lilly.

Linda has also been with

the International Honor

Society of Nursing, Sigma

Theta Tau, where she

served as chief fundraising

officer. She was recruited

to the scholarly nursing

organization to direct the

Campaign for the Center

for Nursing Scholarship,

the first national capital

campaign undertaken by a

nursing organization.

Earlier in her career,

Linda also served as a

senior associate of The

Oram Group, a historic

New York City-based

fundraising consulting


K03484 PAYSON President PAYSON Secretary

Mike W. HARDY

P. O. Box 342

Payson, UT 84651-0342

H. 801-465-1798 W 801-465-2306


Wendy DIMOND

1173 South 780 West

Payson, UT 84651-3181

H. 801-465-8245


Meeting: Wed, Noon @ Mountain View Hospital, 1000 East Hwy 6 (100 N)

K00489 PROVO President PROVO Secretary

Rock BOULTER

837 East 1030 North

Orem, UT 84097-3418

H 801-226-1578


Stuart C. COLLYER

2418 South Cottage Cove

Saratoga Springs, UT 84045-6676

H. 801-636-3478 W 801-221-9930


Meeting: Tues, 12:15pm @ Provo Marriott Hotel, 101 West 100 North

K10303 PROVO GOLDEN K

President

PROVO GOLDEN K

Secretary

Wally BREITENSTEIN

1035 West 1100 North

Provo, UT 84604-3120

H. 801-377-8441


Jean H. SMITH

501 Sumac Lane

Provo, UT 84604-1857

H. 801-374-0686


Meeting: Mon, 10:00am @ Eldred Senior Center, 270 West 500 North

K00626 SPANISH FORK President SPANISH FORK Secretary

Douglas LUND

121 Parkway

Provo, UT 84604-4427

H. 801-471-9220


Clyde NIELSEN

1709 Fairway Lane

Spanish Fork, UT 84660-9499

H. 801-798-9323 W 801-798-8611


Meeting: Wed, 7:00pm @ Prestwich Farms, 3652 E. US Highway 6

K00652 SPRINGVILLE President SPRINGVILLE Secretary

Devin BIRD

2009 East 1400 South

Springville, UT 84663-3260

H. 801-489-1322 W 801-705-4424


Verl S. DALLIN

91 North 300 East

Springville, UT 84663-1417

H. 801-489-4646

Meeting: Thurs, 11:00am @ Flying J Travel Plaza, I-15 Springville Exit #265

firm, and as manager of Membership & Development of the New Orleans

Chamber of Commerce.

Linda has an MBA from Indiana University and a BA from Southeastern

Louisiana University. She is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), and

was honored with the 2000 Fundraising Professional Award by the

Association of Fundraising Professionals-Indiana Chapter. She was cited in

Who’s Who

among Students

in American

Universities and

Colleges,

Outstanding

Young Women of

America, and

elected president

of The Thirteen

Club Honor

Society at

Southeastern

Louisiana

University.

Linda and

Blair, her

husband, reside

in Zionsville,

Indiana.

District's New Members

Division 1

Edwards Lee Pleasant Grove

Gordon Carol Pleasant Grove

Division 2

Huffaker Timothy Capitol Hill

Carpenter Jon Capitol Hill

Loveless Scott Capitol Hill

Saunders Brendon Capitol Hill

Schulz Alan Capitol Hill

Unga Will Capitol Hill

Division 6

Begin Patty Eagle

Floto Adam Eagle

Division 9

Chandler Nickie Nampa

Huff Joseph Nampa

Brown Timothy Nampa

KIWANIS DISTRICT CLUB POINTS 3RD QUARTER 2008 - 2009

Club # Mbr Mbr Current Mbr Inter- Serv Comm Kw SLP SLP Admin Incr Total

Under 25 Members Mbrs Adds Delete Mbrs Adds Clubs Proj $ $ $

Activity Mbrshp Points

Heber Valley 11 6 0 17 60 0 63 28 213 7 135 0 0 506

Bonneville 21 1 1 21 10 0 10 23 0 0 45 0 0 88

South Davis County 7 0 1 6 0 0 26 12 0 28 0 0 0 66

Pocatello 21 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Park City 9 3 0 12 20 8 10 7 21 2 180 0 0 248

Eagle 15 0 0 15 0 4 21 11 40 188 225 0 0 489

Ontario 24 2 2 24 20 0 57 230 22 0 0 0 0 329

Weiser 12 1 0 13 10 0 75 12 10 5 45 0 0 157

Emmett 22 2 12 12 20 0 14 16 0 1 45 0 0 96

Bannock, Pocatello 12 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 9

Blackfoot 19

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cedar City 21

21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hailey/Wd Rvr Vly 21 3 3 21 30 0 21 64 0 0 0 0 0 115

Jerome 16 0 2 14 0 2 33 55 0 0 45 0 0 135

Kuna 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8

Layton 6 4 0 10 40 4 30 18 0 0 135 0 0 227

Midvale 11 3 2 12 30 4 19 24 0 7 135 0 0 219

Nephi 17 1 0 18 10 0 37 19 0 5 0 0 0 71

Orem 15 4 0 19 40 4 28 77 3 1 0 0 0 153

Payette 13 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Payson 18 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pleasant Grove 17 1 0 18 10 0 27 60 0 51 0 0 0 148

Preston 23 2 1 24 20 0 2 27 0 0 60 0 0 109

So Salt Lake Valley 14 3 5 12 30 4 17 134 44 0 40 0 0 269

St. George 24 0 6 18 0 0 30 88 2 0 0 0 0 120

Santa Clara 16 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wasatch-

Roy/Riverdale 7 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

West Valley-SL

County 12 0 0 12 0 4 3 17 1 4 180 0 0 209


25-39 Members Mbrs Adds Delete Mbrs Adds Clubs Proj $ $ $


Sugar House 27 0 2 25 0 0 56 266 0 4 225 0 0 551

Orem Golden K 29 2 2 29 20 36 360 47 10 0 0 0 0 473

Boise Gem State 37 3 3 37 30 52 55 43 0 0 135 0 0 315

Brigham City 36 8 12 32 80 0 10 46 30 0 40 0 0 206

Burley 30 1 3 28 10 0 17 7 0 0 20 0 0 54

Capitol Hill - SLC 26 0 4 22 0 0 67 0 0 0 90 0 0 157

Clearfield 23 3 0 26 30 4 46 65 5 0 45 0 0 195

Filer 28

28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Les Bois 24 2 0 26 20 28 12 134 195 0 90 0 0 479

New Plymouth 27

27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

North Ogden 32 3 2 33 30 0 49 51 0 0 0 0 0 130

Ogden 32 0 2 30 0 0 7 93 0 0 60 0 0 160

Price 30 2 5 27 20 0 89 396 0 0 0 0 0 505

Rexburg 34 4 1 37 40 0 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 62

Spanish Fork 29

29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Springville 28 3 0 31 30 0 20 120 0 0 0 0 0 170

Treasure Valley-

Nampa 27 0 2 25 0 8 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 11

Buhl 26 1 4 23 0 0 63 30 0 0 60 0 0 153

Shelley 26 1 4 23 10 0 18 180 0 0 85 0 0 293

Provo Golden K 28 4 3 29 40 16 19 35 0 0 0 0 0 110


40-59 Members Mbrs Adds Delete Mbrs Adds Clubs Proj $ $ $


Caldwell 50

1 49 0 4 1 0 0 0 40 0 0 45

Provo 43 0 10 33 0 41 41 280 42 73 90 0 0 567

Idaho Falls 44 2 5 41 20 4 29 78 0 0 90 0 0 221

Logan 52 1 10 43 10 8 12 40 0 0 120 0 0 190

Tremonton 43 3 9 37 30 0 111 295 0 0 40 0 0 476

Rupert 53 5 2 56 50 51 42 111 0 0 315 0 0 569

Tooele 42 3 7 38 34 8 63 39 0 0 135 0 0 279

Salt Lake City 62 3 26 39 30 4 32 71 4 8 0 0 0 149


60+ Members Mbrs Adds Delete Mbrs Adds Clubs Proj $ $ $


Meridian 72 4 2 74 40 8 131 163 0 5 555 0 0 902

Capital City - Boise 104 2 23 83 20 152 130 228 0 3 270 0 0 803

Nampa 102

102 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Twin Falls 81

81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CLUB LEADERSHIP EDUCATION (CLE)

PREPARES YOU

The online version of Club Leadership Education (CLE) is a

self-guided learning module that will prepare you for your

new responsibilities as a club or district leader. Screen-by-

screen, you’ll be guided through critical concepts and need-

to-knows for your position. The module offers on-screen

videos, one-click access resources and more. Go to

www.KiwanisOne.org and click the orange CLE button on the

right.

You must be logged into the KiwanisOne Club Management

System to use the online learning modules, but use of the

module is free. There is no limit to the number of times you

can use this module. Please consider it a handy reference for

anytime use. Once you log in, you will be redirected back to

the learning module to begin your tutorial.

Don’t have a login username and password yet? No problem.

You must register first with a few quick and easy steps.

Thanks for making club excellence a priority!

NEW SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS

CHARTERING TOOLS:

INVESTING IN

LIFELONG SERVANT LEADERS

Kiwanis-family programs for youth, young adults and adults

living with disabilities can change lives—yours, theirs and

others’. Through Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs, club

members can earn scholarships, have fun with friends and

help their communities and the world. K-Kids, Bring Up

Grades, Builders Club, Key Club, Key Leader, Circle K

International and Aktion Club empower participants to make

an impact. By investing your time in these programs, you sow

the seeds of service—and a lifelong commitment to caring.

Is your Kiwanis club interested in chartering a new Service

Leadership Program?

The new Service Leadership Programs sponsorship guide

outlines each of the eight clubs and programs. And the three

easy steps to chartering—find, lead, serve—are explained in

detail. Contact Member Services today at 317-875-8755, ext.

411 (worldwide) or 800-KIWANIS, ext. 411 (USA and

Canada) to order the SLP sponsorship guide.

If you’re ready to charter and just need to download the

petition to charter and club bylaws, you can find resources at

www.kiwanis.org/charter.

The sponsorship guide and online tools are replacing the Club

Building #1 and Club Building #2 kits for each of the Service

Leadership Programs.

WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR

KIWANIS ONE DAY?

Kiwanis One Day is April 10, 2010, and it’s your club’s

chance to join others around the world for a day of hands-on

service. The more hands we have helping, the more lives we

will touch.

It’s time to start planning now for what your club will do for

Kiwanis One Day. And there are all sorts of fun things you

can do to get ready. Check out the One Day Game Plan. Read

other clubs’ success stories. Take a look at sample projects

around the world. Sign up for the One Day contest by January

15 for the chance to win a professional video of your project

or an article about your club’s project in KIWANIS magazine.

Get One Day media templates. (Remember, Kiwanis One Day

is not only an opportunity to conduct meaningful service, it’s

also a way to draw attention to Kiwanis and your club.)

And don’t forget that we’d love to hear what you decide to

do. Clubs that participate in One Day events should report

their project on the online monthly report form.

Plan early for a successful event!

GET FREE PHOTOS FOR YOUR

BULLETINS AND PRINT PIECES

Are you designing a club bulletin and need great photos?

Need just the right photo for a poster to promote your

Kiwanis club?

If so, look no farther than www.KiwanisOne.org/photos, a

new resource where you’ll find free images of children and

adults to use in all your club collateral and Web needs. You’ll

find more than 400 full-color, print-ready professional images

in jpeg format ready for download. All images meet Kiwanis

graphic standards.

The photo library includes images for Kiwanis clubs and all

Service Leadership Programs. Bookmark the following links

for a specific library:

www.KiwanisOne.org/photos

www.circlek.org/photos

www.keyclub.org/photos

www.key-leader.org/photos

www.aktionclub.org/photos

www.buildersclub.org/photos

www.kkids.org/photos

www.terrifickids.org/photos

www.bringupgrades.org/photos

Most images are 9.5 inches x 14 inches and easily cropped or

reduced to smaller size. The images are hand-selected by

Kiwanis International and supplied to clubs for promotion of

their service projects. You, or a vendor working on your

behalf, have permission to use these images for club

promotional purposes mentioned at no cost and with no

further permissions needed.

JOIN KIWANIS ON FACEBOOK,

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Be the first to hear updates from the International Office, keep

in touch with friends made in Nashville, and connect with

new Kiwanis friends all over the world through our online

social networking groups. Check out our Twitter, Facebook,

LinkedIn, and Kiwanis Community pages for the latest

announcements.

Kiwanis Community is the social networking hub for

Kiwanians located within www.KiwanisOne.org. The tools in

this section are designed to bring members closer together, to

communicate easily and to see advice and share ideas with

peers. Check out the blogs, forums and groups.

If you aren’t into social media yet, sign up now. It’s free and

easy!

If you Twitter about Kiwanis happenings, use the hashtag

#kiwanis on your posts to make them easily searchable by

other Kiwanians.

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