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KIWANIS ON THE MOVE Glendora Kiwanis Club, P.O. Box 353, Glendora, CA 91740 www.glendorakiwanis.com
Promos 2
Activities / Events 5
Meeting Details 6
Patriotism—Patriots Day 8
Membership 9
SLP’s 10
Division 35 News 11
Kiwanis International 12
Committees / Goals 13
2016-17 Officers/Directors 14
September 1, 2016 Issue 39
Upcoming
EVENTS Serving the Children of the World and Dedicated to Changing the World, One Child and One Community at a Time.
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Presidents Message By La Shawn Butler
LIGHT SPOT By Rob Voors, President Elect
Member
Inside this issue:
Cont. on page 7
B a r t o n R e a d i n g P r o g r a m Let’s not forget that the Kiwanis reading program helps students! And that’s what we are all about!! The Barton Reading Program is in need of volunteers! So Please. . Please. . Please. . sign up to tutor a student today. By the time children enter the California education system, which has some of the highest requirements in
the nation the pace of the classroom is already dictated. For some students, especially those with Dyslexia, the classroom setting can feel like a treadmill set to a pace that is just too fast, leaving some students quiet in class, aggravated,
and perpetually academically behind. The help and encouragement provided by Glendora
Kiwanians is crucial for students who are struggling academically.
Halloween Carnival October 31, 2016
Night at the Castle, Rubel Castle October 29, 2016
Interclub w/ Glendora Kiwaniannes September 7, 2016 @ 5:30 p.m.
My first remembrance about Kiwanis is when I attended my grandfathers Kiwanis club luncheon in San Bernardino at the age of 12 and believe it or not I still have his lapel pin. I have served as a member of the John Muir High School Key Club in Pasadena in High School; joined the Glendora Kiwanis Club in January 1963 and was sponsored by Walt Hodges; in 1966 I transferred my
membership to the Pico Rivera Kiwanis Club because I was appointed the manager of the Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce; in 1971 I transferred my membership back to the Glendora Kiwanis Club when I went to work for the City of Glendora. I have served on the Kiwanis Board of Directors numerous times as Club Secretary and Treasurer, Vice President, bulletin editor and in 1981 I served as Club President. During my tenure as Club Secretary, I was admonished by Senior member Gene Beckwith because my monthly activity reports to the Lt. Governor were way too accurate (aka: low) and needed to be juiced up. . message was received loud and clear and miraculously the club performance reports sky rocketed that very next month. My favorite Kiwanis story has to do with Mayor Joe Finkbiner and John Gordon. Mayor Joe had been bringing John as his guest to Kiwanis meetings and parties but John had not yet committed to join. In 1981 at my installation as President I primed two Lt. Governors seated next to me at the head table that a "surprise" induction was going to be conducted. After I had been officially inducted as President, I announced that as President I was about to conduct my first item of business. I invited John Gordon to the podium, nodded to the two Lt. Governors who ceremoniously arose and inducted John, shocked and jaw hanging wide open. Have you guessed who I am yet ?
Who am I?
COMING WEEK’S PROGRAM
Meeting Meeting Meeting Time/LocationTime/LocationTime/Location
The Kiwanis Club of Glendora meets each
Thursday at 7:00 a.m.
at the
Glendora Country Club,
2400 Country Club Drive,
Glendora, CA 91741
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Club Programs / Activities
Sept 7 5:30 pm Glendora Kiwanis Interclub with Glendora Kiwaniannes Continental Restaurant, 316 W. Route 66, Glendora
Sept 8 Kiwanis Breakfast Meeting Program: TBA
Sept 8 5:30 pm Social 6:00 pm Meeting
Div 35 Division Council Meeting (DCM)
Sept 15 Kiwanis Breakfast Meeting Program: Member Meeting Members—Getting to Know Carlo La Tasa
Sept 29 Kiwanis Breakfast Meeting Program: TBA
List of Upcoming Events Programming by Paul Heredia
Member Meeting Members Program by Pat Bushman
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Fun FactsFun FactsFun Facts The first Kiwanis club was
organized in Detroit, Michigan, on January 21, 1915. In 1962, worldwide
expansion was approved, and today Kiwanis clubs
are active in every part of the world.
Kiwanis was coined from an American Indian phrase
“Nunc Kee-wanis,” which means, “we trade” or
“we share our talents.”
Kiwanis is one of the few organizations that offers membership to almost all
age groups.
Service is at the heart of every Kiwanis club,
no matter where in the world it’s located.
No two Kiwanis clubs look exactly the same. Clubs
should reflect their communities and their
members and should work to meet their needs.
Flexibility is key to a
successful club.
TBA
September 8, 2016 Meeting
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Events / Opportunities to Serve
Sept 6 Labor Day
Sept 10 5:30 pm Vehicle Preservation Fundraiser and Dinner, Glendora Historical Society 844 N. Live Oak Avenue, Glendora
Sept 11 9/11 Patriot Day Remembrance, Glendora Ministerial Association Glendora City Hall Flagpole and Military Memorial @ 6:00 p.m. Flags will be flown at half-staff in observance of Patriot Day—National Day of Service and Remembrance in honor of the individuals who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
Sept 11-17 Kiwanis Youth Protection Week (For more information click here)
Sept 12 Check-In 10:30 am Start 12:00 pm
1st Annual Golf Tournament sponsored by Glendora Community Services Foundation Glendora Country Club Drive, 2400 Country Club Drive, Glendora
Sept 16 POW/MIA Recognition Day
Sept 17 Constitution Day
Sept 18 Air Force Birthday
Oct 22 Kiwanis One Day moved to fourth Saturday in October
Nov Kiwanis Family Month (For more information click here.)
President La Shawn Butler (626) 914-8228 / [email protected]
President Elect Rob Voors (626) 705-7754 / [email protected]
Vice President Paul Heredia (626) 422-3149 / [email protected]
Treasurer Gene Murabito (626) 475-2867 / [email protected]
Assistant Treasurer Cory Ellenson (626) 905-0326 / [email protected]
Secretary Andrea Miller (951) 347-3788 / [email protected]
Public Relations / Newsletter Kathleen Sessman (626) 914-8210 / [email protected]
2015-16 Club Officers
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The Kiwanis Club of Glendora meets every Thursday at the picturesque Glendora Country Club located at 2400 Country Club Drive, Glendora from 7:00 a.m. to approximately 8:00 a.m. Weekly breakfast meetings are held for the purposes of education, fellowship, and pursuing the objectives of Kiwanis. This is a great opportunity to connect, give back, have fun, help the community and meet other people with shared interests. Interested in learning more or attending a meeting contact any Glendora Kiwanis member or email Rob Voors at [email protected].
Business Meetings held 1st Thursday of each Month
“Member Meeting Members” Meetings held 3rd Thursday of each Month
Meeting Highlights Our meeting was called to order by President La Shawn Butler. Our visitors this week were Recreation Supervisor Annie Warner and her son Daniel, Assistant Director of Shephard’s Pantry Craig Cerro and Rima Fields (John Fields wife). Announcements President Butler auctioned off Moscow mule mugs with the Kiwanis logo on it: Lucky recipients were Leonard Pihlak, Culver Heaton, Robert Davis and Tim Ferguson.
MEETING DETAILS
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Diane Norman provided an update on Saturday’s Installation Dinner at the Ludwick house Dave Culp circulated a sign-up sheet for members to sign up for Glendora Day at the Fair which included tickets, parade and parking. John Field commented on the blessings of September and explained that his parents, he and his lovely wife Rima and now his daughter who is getting married this Sunday all got married in September. John joyously joined the $100 Club. Karen provide overview of Barton Reading Program and the need for volunteers to tutor the students. Kathleen Sessman announced the purchase of her new car and thanked Dave Culp for reminding her to announce it on a “Fine Free Thursday.” President Butler directed Secretary Miller to create and bring to the next meeting a sign-up sheet for Barton Reading Program. Andrea Miller announced that Hacienda Heights Kiwanis Club is having Dodger Day on September 5; Pizza Rev on September 12. In addition, she announced that is time for the Annual Membership update and requested that all members log on to the Kiwanis International website and update their membership information. Robert Davis emphasized the importance of this and having current information in the system and highly encourage members to check contact information. Paul Lopez volunteered. . .ok so it was more like a
For the Month of August and September
Tony Miller ($50) and Leonard ($35) Exempt Badges
Cont. on page 7
Elaine Salamone Present
Ha! Ha! Jar
John Fields Donated $13 to Eliminate 50/50 draw Jackpot’s at $710
$$ FINE / DONATIONS / WINNINGS $$
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES
Member Birthdays: Dan Derby—Sept 1 Micahael Christensen—Sept 8
Jo Ann Sharp—Sept 8
Pat Bushman—Sept 26 Maria Gibson—Sept 30
Spouse Birthdays: Pat Rasmussen—Sept 14
Beverly Schutte—Sept 18
Wedding Anniversaries: Rix Skonberg and La Shawn Butler—Sept 5
Michael and Eva La Fond—Sept 24 Carlo and Barbara Latasa—Sept 26
S pecial Congratulation's to
the following members who joined the
Glendora Kiwanis Club during the
month of September. . .
Gene Murabito—September 21, 2000
Randy Mueller—September 22, 2011
Karen Knust-Graichen—September 23, 2010 Timothy Ferguson—September 29, 1983
Best Things
Labor Day—Sept 2
NFL Season Kickoff—Sept 5 International Talk Like a Pirate Day—Sept 19
International Day of Peace—Sept 21
Fall Begins—Sept 22 Back to School
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
National Recovery Month
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peer pressured “voluntold” to serve as Kiwanis advisor to the Glen-dora High School Key Club.
Presentation of Check Monthly Business Meeting The Glendora Kiwanis monthly business meeting was called to order and a determination of quorum was confirmed. Administrative Meeting Reports were received from Secretary and Treasurer. Secretary announced minutes were not submitted for August because there was no quorum, that extra pins have been ordered and that she had emailed the report for August. Treasurer Murabito requested a membership roster from Secretary Miller, distributed admin account budget, provided an overview of the expenses for installation, amount of membership dues for this year, and membership discussed the continuing issue of the clubs budget having to subsidize breakfast meetings to cover costs. Following a brief discussion, a motion was made by Dave Culp, seconded by Jim Ferguson to leave membership dues the same for this year but to redirect the $20 currently included in membership dues that is budgeted for the installation dinner to cover the cost of breakfast meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Project Meeting Project meeting report was received from Treasurer. Treasur-er Murabito announced that numbers for Flashback have not yet been recorded. Meetings were adjourned.
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Glendora Kiwanis 2015-16 Board Members
La Shawn Butler President
Rob Voors President Elect
Gene Murabito Treasurer
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Andrea Miller Secretary
Paul Heredia Vice President
Member Spotlight Cont. . . Meeting Details Cont. . . If you guessed none other than Glendora’s Mr. Historian Culver Heaton, you would be correct. Fun Facts for Glendora’s very own Historian Glendora Kiwanis Club back in the day: Met for lunch at the Glendora Women's club and lunch was $1.75.
Most fines were 25 or 50 cents and a $5 fine was unheard of.
A fancy banquet dinner was $2.50.
Club membership was around $100, suit and ties were expected on most occasions, and fines were collected mostly in "silver" and copper.
Back then members had to watch their seat because if a member made the mistake of standing up or leaving their “oh so comfortable” metal folding chair the chances were very good that when you sat back down there would be a VERY WET paper napkin waiting to greet your bottom, and their was absolutely no pity for the unfortunate member who was then forced to return to work with a big wet spot on the seat of his trousers and then add in the occasional wet spit wads observed flying through the air. Alas everything has its time and in 1971 all this fun and mischief ceased when the club moved to the fancy upholstered chairs at the Glendora Country Club.
Over the years Culver and the Club have been involved in lots of community projects including: organizing the annual Easter Sunrise Service on the athletic field of Brown Military Academy (now Church of the Open Door), constructing the 12 ton concrete cross on the hill which still stands, sponsored the Easter Egg Hunt in Finkbiner park starting in 1963, constructed exercise platforms in West Oaks Grove Park, helped build the restroom building at Gladstone Park, participated in reforestation planting of baby trees in the Angeles Forest, led community "clean up" project, was lead group for raising funds to build the Band Shell in West Oaks Grove park, and serve food on Halloween night and Snow Day's in Finkbiner Park. In more recent years Culver and his wife Wanda have been volunteers for the Barton reading program coaches. Culver has been a member of Kiwanis for over the past 53 years. He has sponsored numerous new members into the club many who remain with us today, and lets be honest he has even hunted down some newbies that initially couldn't be
active and brought them back into the folds. He has served as a mentor, a historian and for many a friend. He has always preached of the Kiwanis journey, the friends, bonds and connections you will forged and the benefit received will be in direct proportion to the time and effort each of us are willing to devote to the club, community and its projects and programs. Thank You Culver, for all you have done for Kiwanis and the Glendora community throughout the years.
Presentation of check to Annie Warner for 2016 Concerts in the Park
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KIWANIS ON THE MOVE Issue 39—September 1, 2016
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Patriotism Banner Patch
Initiated in 2006-07 by Lt. Governor Rona Lunde
Purpose: Increase patriotic spirit of Kiwanis
Club Members
Ways a Club can display patriotism:
To encourage more members to assist with
voter registration and poll working.
To encourage more members to vote.
To help members understand the symbolic
relevance of our national symbols and
heroes.
To educate members about historic facts
related to American patriotism, freedom and
liberty.
To encourage members to think about
patriotism for five minutes at each meeting.
Ways to Earn Points Validate that three club members have assisted with voter registration. Validate that three club members have worked
as precinct poll workers. Validate that 80% of club members eligible to
vote, voted in a local, state, or national election. Donate flags or funds to secure new American
flags for an entity in town that will fly it. Collect old flags and turn them over to the Boy
Scouts for retirement. Assist with toy collection for families whose
head of household is serving abroad in the military or lend financial assistance to the project. Write two patriotic articles either of historic
fact or recount a club member’s personal patriotic moment for the club’s newsletter. Sing a patriotic song at every club meeting –
two verses. Give a mini lesson on patriotism after the singing of a patriotic song. Schedule two club programs focused on some
form of patriotism. Sponsor a patriotic art contest for the local
schools and display the work in the local library. Assist with Constitution Week activities at your
local school district. Participate in My Soldier email
pen pal program. Lets show our support for our men
and women serving in
our military forces, it
is because of their
dedication and
sacrifices that we are
able to enjoy
our freedoms.
Patriot Day falls on September 11, commonly
known as ‘Nine-Eleven’ and is remembered globally as the anniversary of the catastrophic
terrorist attacks on the USA of September 11,
2001.
Embedded in the memories of everyone who lived through it, this was the
day four jet planes were hijacked and crashed into the New York World
Trade Center and the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, causing the deaths
of 2,977 people. The fourth plane, United Airlines Flight 93, was directed
at Washington DC, but its passengers bravely attempted to take back control and it crashed into a field
near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
The large majority of those lost after the attacks on the Twin Towers were working at or above the
points of collision; thousands of people who had gone to work that morning like every other day, found
themselves suddenly stranded at the top of a burning skyscraper. A number made the choice to jump
from the flaming buildings rather than wait to be caught by the flames or for the building to collapse. No
one could forget the terrifying and heartbreaking stories and images captured by the news
footage of the day.
In the wake of the World Trade Center collisions, many brave men and women from the emergency services risked their lives to try to help rescue victims of the attacks, and of them 411 lost their own lives attempting to fight fires and rescue people.
Patriot Day is recognized by US law as the official day of remembrance for these tragic events, and has
been observed every year since. Each year on this day, American flags are flown at half-staff to honor
and commemorate those lives lost. The US President asks fellow Americans to observe a moment of silence at 8.46 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time), the time of the first plane collision into the North Tower of
the World Trade Center.
While the events took place within the USA, the shock and grief experienced in response to the
attacks was shared across the globe, and for this reason Patriot Day will be observed not only in America, but all over the world.
9/11 Remembrance
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Wh y K iwanis ? ? ? Wh y Serve ? ? ?Wh y K iwanis ? ? ? Wh y Serve ? ? ?
BECOME A MEMBER
To Impact Your Community Kiwanians are proactive men and women who believe that positive impact in their community is the way to build a stronger community. They are involved in reaching out and serving others. Through projects that directly impact the quality of the lives of Glendora youth and community. Glendora Kiwanis Club members are at the forefront in making a difference in the city. To Increase Your Social and Business Network The Kiwanis Club of Glendora is also a living, breathing, and active network of personal contacts. Kiwanians are people who are connected; connected to business leaders, creative entrepreneurs, elected officials, and other people of influence. Interaction with members at club meetings, service projects and various social functions are conducive to building meaningful relationships that will last a lifetime. Other benefits
Personal satisfaction in helping to improve lives. Learn about special programs, projects, or organizations at each meeting.
Fellowship and networking. Develop leadership skills.
Have FUN!!!
You get out of Kiwanis what you put into it. We ask our members to do best they can for the good of the club and
their own personal growth. Kiwanis will be what you make of it.
How Does Kiwanis Benefit our Community? The Eliminate Project
Stanton School Partnership in Reading Relay for Life
Eye-Das Award college scholarships
Meetings and Club Leadership Meetings are held every Thursday at the picturesque Glendora Country Club located at 2400 Country Club Drive, Glendora at 7:00 a.m. Our meetings are typically one hour, include a great breakfast, regular guest speakers on a variety of interesting topics, and of course conducting the primary business of improving the lives of children and community in the greater Glendora area! The camaraderie shared by club members during meetings and during community events is good-natured and infectious – come see for yourself! Drop us a line! Email us at Rob [email protected] and we’ll contact you with further details. It is a great opportunity to connect, give back, have fun, help the community and meet other people with shared interests.
We look forward to seeing you.
“FROM THE MEMBERSHIP”
KIWANIS GLENDORA needs your HELP ! ! !
Interested in investing in these programs with tax deductible donation, email
[email protected] Please specify on the check the specific program or event.
INTERESTED in becoming a Member or attending a meeting ? ? ?
Contact Rob Voors
(626) 705-7754 / [email protected]
Innovative, creative thinking and enthusiasm—the cornerstones for the future growth of Kiwanis
Come and see all the great things
Glendora Kiwanis Club is doing in the
community, and see how you can get
involved.
To learn more about becoming a
member or about our various service
projects, contact President Elect Rob
Voors at (626) 705-7754 or via email at
By working together, members achieve
what one person cannot accomplish alone.
When you give a child the chance to learn,
experience, dream, grow, succeed and
thrive, great things happen.
Glendora Kiwanis Club Invites
Community to Join and
Make a Difference
The Glendora Kiwanis Club is seeking
civic-minded men and women to join them
in making a difference in the community.
The club holds weekly breakfast meeting
on Thursday at 7:00 am at the Glendora
Country Club for people who want to learn
more about the club and its work.
Our club gives members an
opportunity to advance worthy causes,
serve with friends, and become leaders in
the community.
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The only piece missing is YOU ! !
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS
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Our Service Leadership Programs (SLP)
AUGUST
S E P T E M B E R
ST. LUCY’S KIWINS CLUB Meeting every Friday at 12:30 pm
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KIWIN’S CLUB RUSH
Sept 2 1st Chance Water Sale Selling water at our school’s dance. Goal is to raise $1000 for our District Project-Stop Hunger Now.
Sept 5-9
Week 1 of Dough for H2O Raise awareness and funds for Thirst Project.
Sept 6 Chick Fil A Fundraiser for Thirst Project
Sept 8 1st General Meeting
Sept 10 Chino Hills State Park Maintenance Day with Damien
Sept 10 DCM
Aug 27 Clothes Drive Social for Salvation Army Results: 10 members attend with 27 hours and collected 8 large
trash bags full of clothes.
Au 28
August DCM Results: Five members attended Goldstone’s DCM and Los Altos
Back to School Splash and raised $180 for Bow’s for Toes.
Aug 30 Club Rush Results : 277 students sign up during our Club Rush and many
students asked questions
Clothes Drive Social (Swimming, collected clothes, and bonding)
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DIVISION 35
This Years Theme. . .
Kiwanis Rocks Service.
We Are Rockstars!
This Years Motto. . .
Like It,
Live It,
Share It
Kiwanis Clubs are, in general, Patriotic when Patriotism needs to be shown to the world. Divi-
sion 35 is Patriotic, and encourages its Clubs to show their Patriotism, with the leadership of
Past Lt. Governor Rona Lunde.
One way is to accumulate "Points" for their Patriotic acts, programs & events.
Click here for the Banner Patch Application/form.
Please read the attached description of the ways a Club can accumulate their Points & earn a Banner
Patch.
GOALS:
To encourage more members to assist with voter registration and poll working.
To encourage more members to vote.
To help members understand the symbolic relevance of our national symbols and heroes.
To educate members about historic facts related to American patriotism, freedom and liberty.
To encourage members to think about patriotism for five minutes at each meeting.
Rona
Announcements from District 35 California—Nevada—Hawaii District. .
Division 35 Distinguished Rockstar Award. .
Key Club Region—13 Conclave
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Kiwanis Patriotism
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Kiwanis InternationalKiwanis International News and AnnouncementsNews and Announcements Stronger K iwanis , Stronger Communit ies Augus t 2016 F o u n d e d 1 9 1 5
Issue 39—September 1, 2016 Page 12
Sept 3 Kiwanis International Update will arrive
Sept 11-17 Kiwanis Youth Protection Week
Oct 1 2016-17 Kiwanis year begins
Oct 22 Kiwanis One Day
Nov
Nov 15 Deadline to submit Kiwanis-family grant requests. Click here for more information.
• • •
The Kiwi Science Theory It is all in the name of science. Read about New Zealand Kiwanians who have put their signature on the Nation’s Science Fairs. Story and Photos compliments of Kasey Jackson
Kiwanis Abe Lincoln Scholarship recipients
A paralyzing cheerleading accident, family abuse, bullying, disease. Life placed these obstacles—and more—
across life's path for four Indianapolis, Indiana, teens. But with strong character, motivation and grit, they con-
quered adversity. Read their inspiring success stories in the August 2016 issue of Kiwanis magazine in pdf or on
the kiwanismagazine.org blog.
Eleven-year-old Cole Anderson shows off the rewards of his prize-winning
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January 8, 2016 Issue 9
Goal: To increase membership recognition, spotlight member’s service monthly.
Goal: To Engage new members, by communicating and encouraging service leadership opportunity.
Goal: To increase active membership by hosting potential member’s events at least three times during months of January to June 2016.
Goal: To Increase membership interaction through social events, plan at least three activities during the year.
Goal: Complete the 2015-2016 Kiwanis year with a positive budget balance by increasing event sponsorships, and increase fundraising efforts.
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Chartered
COMMITTEES PROJECTS
Club Officer Nominations Barton Reading Program
Dr. Pat Bushman / (562) 430-3074 / [email protected] Stanton School
Inter Club Planning Chuck Gomer / (626) 335-8742
Jim Mussenden / (626) 926-4770 / [email protected] Terry Damron / (626) 335-6064
IT/Web Casino Royale
Cindy Romero / (626) 852-4813 / [email protected] La Shawn Butler / (626) 914-8228
Membership (President Elect) Christmas Parade
Rob Voors / (626) 705-7754 / [email protected] Robert Davis / [email protected]
Newsletter Eggstravaganza
Kathleen Sessman Tony Miller / (626) 827-2776 /[email protected]
(626) 914-8210 / [email protected] Eliminate
Programs (Vice President)
Paul Heredia / (626) 422-3149 / [email protected] Flashback
Scholarships Daryl Overlock / [email protected]
Art Ludwick / (626) 335-9535 / [email protected] Halloween Carnival
Social Director Jim Riley /(626) 695-9056 / [email protected]
Diane Norman / (626) 963-3586 / [email protected] Halloween Haunt Dinner/Magic Show @ Rubel Castle
Andrea Miller / (951) 347-3788 / [email protected] John Fields / (626) 274-3690 / [email protected]
Sponsored Youth Relay for Life
Damien High Kiwins / Dale Rasmussen & Robert Davis Kaleena Khademi
Glendora High Key Club / Kaleena Khademi / (626) 335-9618 (909) 868-8760 / [email protected]
St. Lucy’s Kiwins / Andrea Miller / (951) 347-3788 www.relayforlife.org/glendora
Sunshine Jump N Jammin (Snow Day Alternative)
Penny Paulus / (626) 335-5366 / [email protected] Jim Riley / (626) 695-9056 /[email protected]
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Divis ion
Sponsored
By the
S outh P asadena
K iwan is C lub
Fun History Fact
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(WC TU) and G lendora
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Seeking Articles, Photos and News Items for future issues of the Kiwanis on the Move Have an update about something going on in the club or activity?
Helpful Hints
Funny or Heartwarming stories or recognitions
Announcements
Send them to [email protected] Articles should be formatted and approximately 200 words.
Please submit in word format.
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We are proud to present 2016-17 Officers and Directors for the Glendora Kiwanis Club. . .
Approved @ May 26, 2016 Kiwanis MeetingApproved @ May 26, 2016 Kiwanis Meeting
Issue 39—September 1, 2016 Page 14
President
Rob Voors Assistant Treasurer Cory Ellenson
President Elect
Paul Heredia Social Director Diane Norman
Vice President
& Programs Secretary
Jim Riley Assistant Social Director Judy Gillham
Secretary
Andrea Miller Past President La Shawn Butler
Assistant Secretary
Newsletter/Public Relations La Shawn Butler, Editor
Treasurer
Gene Murabito Dave Culp
(Co-Newsletter Editor)
2016-18 (Two Year Term) 2016-17 (One Year Term)
Karen Varga Penny Paulus
Dan Buehler Kaleena Khademi
Wes Menard Elaine Salamone
Dick Paulus Cindy Romero
Karen Knust-Graichen Leonard Pihlak
Dave Culp Frank Salamone
Jim Mussenden Tim Ferguson
DIRECTORS
2016-17 OFFICERS
Insert Your Image
Here
If you are interest in serving as an Officer or Director of Kiwanis contact Kiwanis Committee Chair Pat Bushman
(562) 430-3074 / [email protected]
Kiwanis Nomination Committee Chair Pat Bushman Past Presidents