Newsletter Archive: November 27, 2013

November Birthdays.

5 Ken Rosengarten

Next Program and Greeter.

Greeter: P. Suzanne Murlin.
Program: Board Meeting.

Next Aktion Club Visitors.

The Aktion Club meets every 2nd Tuesday of the
month at Briarwood Village
100 Don Desch Drive
Coldwater, Ohio.

Due to the Christmas Party there is no meeting in December.

January Aktion Club attendees are:

Ken Rosengarten and Rita Schmit.

Upcoming Events.

Reindog Parade and Pancake Breakfast
November 30, 2013
8 to 11 AM
St. Paul's United Methodist Church

Christmas Party

December 10, 2013

CJs HighMarks at 6 PM

Next Division 2 Meeting
6:30 PM, March 12, 2014
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: Past-President Ken Rosengarten, Linda Goodwin, Karen Cisco, Ruth Link, Marjorie Stachler, J. T. Irmscher, Jenny Jamieson, P. Suzanne Murlin, Stacey Brunswick, Larry Goins, Rita Schmit and Hans Rehrmann.

Meeting.

Past-President Ken Rosengarten opened the meeting in the traditional manner. Happy/Sad Dollars were collected.

Discussed the upcoming Reindog event. J. T. asked for help with the set-up at St. Paul's UMC at 3 PM on Friday November 29th and that everyone that is able to help be at the church on November 30th no later than 7:30 AM.

Program.

Rita Schmit introduced the guest speaker Christine Bray. Christine is the athletic trainer for the Celina Athletic Dept.

Christine Bray

Christine, who has a BA degree in science, spoke about her job which is to prevent sports injuries through preventive care. She is the person that runs out on the football field when a player is down. She stresses that she is not a physician by works under the guidance of one. Each year she meets with the parents of players and stresses that players need to be honest in reporting pains and injuries. She said the worst kinds of injuries occur when a player withholds information because he does not want to be taken out of the game, such as a concussion on top of a concussion. She said that knee injuries are by far the most common injuries.

She works full time with the Celina Schools and part time at Ft. Recovery.

Kiwanis Education.

34. The official emblems of Kiwanis and other Kiwanis-family members’ registered marks are created and controlled by the International Board of Trustees. No other organization or enterprise can use the names or emblems without prior consent of the International Board. Clubs, divisions, districts, and other official Kiwanis entities are licensed to use Kiwanis-family names and emblems on stationery, bulletins, and other
items reasonably necessary to their operation, provided that such items are not resold for profit. Protection of our Kiwanis-family names and emblems from unauthorized use is imperative to maintain the reputation and public confidence Kiwanis has earned over many decades.

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