March 19, 2014

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March Birthdays.

14 Karen Cisco.
26 J. T. Irmscher.

Next Program and Greeter.

Greeter: Jenny Jamieson.
Program: Larry Goins.

Next Aktion Club Visitors.

The Aktion Club meets every 2nd Tuesday of the

month at Briarwood Village
100 Don Desch Drive
Coldwater, Ohio.

 April Aktion Club attendees are:

Stacey Brunswick
Karen Cisco.

Upcoming Events.

April 5, 2014
Kiwanis One Day

 

Next Division 2 Meeting
Date: TBA.
Milano's Lima


Ohio District Governor's Visit
6 PM, April 22, 2014
McIntosh Center, ONNU at Ada


Kiwanis International Convention
July 17 thru 20, 2014
Tokyo-Chiba, Japan
Asia-Pacific Kiwanis District. 
 

Members present: President Eric Kramer, Phillip Miller, Jenny Jamieson, Linda Goodwin, Marjorie Stachler, Karen Cisco, Teresa Smith, Rita Schmit, P. Suzanne Murlin, Tracey Dammeyer, Jason Luebke, Larry Goins, Mary Lehman, Ruth Link
 and Hans Rehrmann.

Guests: Dale Palmer.

Meeting.

President Kramer opened the meeting in the traditional manner. Happy/Sad dollars were collected.

President Kramer threw out several Kiwanis One ideas but no decision has been made.

Circle-K news.

I received the following information from Molly Hay, the Circle-K advisor:

"The Circle K Club is personalizing and donating 250 books to Celina for Kindergarten Screening.  Also, we have a face book page Circle K-Wright State Lake Campus that has some of the other activities we have been doing this year."

I have placed a link to their Facebook site on the first page of our Blog. Please have a look at it. It is a very informative, well done site.

Program.

Barbara Hennard had asked Dale Palmer, the Public Health Administrator for the Mercer County-Celina City Health District, to speak to us.
He talked about various health related subjects and the asked all members to go to Mercer County Saving Minutes and fill out the form. This will help first responders in an emergency.

Rita Schmit submitted the following brochure from the Columbus Kiwanis Club.
Would our club be able to do something like it?

Kiwanis Education.

46. Persons who have performed a distinguished public service may be elected to honorary membership in a Kiwanis club. Honorary members must be re-elected annually. Honorary members may attend meetings and other club activities but cannot vote or hold office in the club. Honorary members do not pay membership fees or dues, but the club provides each honorary member with a subscription to KIWANIS
magazine.

Quote. 

“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”  
Mae West