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Welcome to The Monday News August 7, 2017 NEXT MEETING Aug. 14 th – 6:15 Granville Inn – Denison Rm. Meal cost $10.00 Program – Judy Dann – (Part 1) Victoria Woodhull. (Victoria Claflin Woodhull, later Victoria Woodhull Martin of Homer Ohio, was an American leader of the woman’s suffrage movement, spiritualist, politician and author. In 1872, Woodhull was the first woman to run for President of the United States). How are you known as a Kiwanian? Connection In the Kiwanis August 2017 Kiwanis magazine Int. President Jane Erickson used this word in her article under “Voices” Page 4. I liked it & her last paragraph in the article: “What connections will you make today to ensure that all children are happy, healthy, safe, and loved.” Would this apply to Wildwood Playground rebuild? REMEMBERING Aug. 8 th (Tues), Aug.10 th (Thur.) & Aug. 12 th (Sat) noon – 4 pm: Jack Fleming & Bryan Ghiloni, (professional photographers), display their 4 th of July photos at the Bryn Du Art Center. Aug. 8 th (Tues): The 4 th of July photos are displayed at the Granville Public Library until Aug. 31st. Aug. 11 th – 13 th (Fri – Sat): Ohio District Convention in Dayton. Jen & Jess are our delegates. They will make a presentation about KKids. Aug. 19 20 th (Sat. & Sun.) 8:30 am ?: Workday refurbish a house at 118 N. Williams St. in Newark, for the Licking County Coalition for Housing. Aug. 26 th (Sat): “Honor the Service” World War II aircraft fly in & Memorial at the NewarkHeath Airport. 10:00 am – 8:00 pm. We will provide security monitors for the Memorial Panels during the night. Aug. 27 th (Sun): “A Night of Healing” at the Midland Theater 6 PM $20.00 admission. Proceeds to benefit the families of the three recent murdered victims in Kirkersville. Aug. 31 st (Thur.): the 4 th of July writing contest deadline. Contest theme “Celebrate the American Dream”. COMMITTEES “a talkin” Pelotonia: Rick reported first riders came thru at 9:15 and the last rider at 1:30. With the crosswalk and street intersections closed traffic flowed a little better (vehicles, pedestrians & bicyclists). There were 8,022 riders with total pledges of $15.2 million. All monies raised will go to The Ohio State University Cancer research. 4 th of July Photo Contest: Jen reported approx. 150 people attended the Photo display by photographers Jack Fleming & Bryan Ghiloni at the Bryn Du Art Center last Sunday (8/6). Some pictures were sold. The Bryn Du commission will get 20% of the sales. Also there will be 50 photos on display at the Granville Library until Aug. 31 st (Thur). Everyone viewing the photos can vote to determine the best photo. “Honor the Service” World War II Memorial: Jean passed around a signup sheet for the “midnight watch” my name for monitoring the security of the Memorial Panels. The new schedule as 8/9/17 is: 1. Sat. Night 8 – 11 pm dusk to dark. Need one (1) person. 2. Sat. Night 11 pm – 2 am Sun. it’s really dark. Need three (3) people. 3. Sun. Morning 5 – 8 am dark to light. Need four (4) people. Tent & Stage: Dave reported – 1) Friday (8/11) Two (2) Tents & a bunch of chairs & tables. 2) Saturday (8/12) 8 AM Hartford Fair take down two (2) tents and set them up in Johnstown. 3) Sunday (8/13) Hartford fair – take down Blue & White tent plus the 2 Pinnacle tents in Johnstown and set the Pinnacles up in Newark. Watch for Dave’s emails for times etc. Agriculture & Conservation committee: Terry will be having a committee meeting after next week’s regular meeting. Licking County River Round Up: Ken Paumier reported they have added Raccoon Creek in Granville this year. You do need to register with the LCSWCD (Licking County Soil & Water Conservation District) and request Raccoon Creek. There are 8 spots left in this area. There are still openings if you prefer to go on the canoe section of Licking River. For Raccoon Creek you will need to wear clothes acceptable in going along the creek banks. Workday – Refurbish a House: Roger reported the work will include: demolition/cleaning, painting, hang doors, new cabinets, stucco, porch repair, vinyl siding, etc. The house was donated to the Licking County Coalition for Housing, however it does not suit there needs. They want to fix it up and sell it with the proceeds used to purchase another property that will work better for their needs and purposes. CORRESPONDENCE Thank “use”: a. from Ci of Cub Scout Pack 3 for having their 1 st community pinewood derby at the 4 th celebration. Ci was apologetic that our K – car didn’t make the finals. b. from Danica to Bill Brady for making it possible to attend 4H camp this summer. She liked the camp songs and campfires. Her favorite part was the water games. c. from Phyllis CarlsonRiehm of Action Ohio for our $250 donation to support Flo’s Garden Tour held July 15 th . Ken Fisher of Boy Scout troop 65 invited our club to their Pig Roast to be held Aug. 26 th at Spring Valley from 3 7 pm. The Monday News GRANVILLE 20162017 Officers: *Pres. – Don Lewis, *Pres. Elect –Sally Schaadt, *Vice Pres. – Lisa Matula *Secr. – Charlene Lossing , *Treas. – Tom Esh *Imm. P. P. – Dave Thomas

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 Welcome  to  The  Monday  News        August  7,  2017      N E X T   M E E T I N G     Aug.  14th    –  6:15  Granville  Inn  –         Denison  Rm.    Meal  cost  $10.00     Program  –  Judy  Dann  –  (Part  1)  Victoria       Woodhull.  (Victoria  Claflin  Woodhull,  later       Victoria  Woodhull  Martin  of  Homer  Ohio,  was  an  American  leader  of  the  woman’s  suffrage  movement,  spiritualist,  politician  and  author.    In  1872,  Woodhull  was  the  first  woman  to  run  for  President  of  the  United  States).    H ow   a r e   y o u   k n o w n   a s   a   K i w a n i a n ?     Connection  In  the  Kiwanis  August  2017  Kiwanis  magazine  Int.  President  Jane  Erickson  used  this  word  in  her  article  under  “Voices”  Page  4.    I  liked  it  &  her  last  paragraph  in  the  article:    “What  connections  will  you  make  today  to  ensure  that  all  children  are  happy,  healthy,  safe,  and  loved.”    Would  this  apply  to  Wildwood  Playground  rebuild?    R E M E M B E R I N G  ⇒ Aug.  8th  (Tues),  Aug.10th  (Thur.)  &  Aug.  12th  (Sat)  noon  –  4  pm:  

Jack  Fleming  &  Bryan  Ghiloni,  (professional  photographers),  display  their  4th  of  July  photos  at  the  Bryn  Du  Art  Center.      

⇒ Aug.  8th  (Tues):    The  4th  of  July  photos  are  displayed  at  the  Granville  Public  Library  until  Aug.  31st.      

⇒ Aug.  11th  –  13th  (Fri  –  Sat):  Ohio  District  Convention  in  Dayton.    Jen  &  Jess  are  our  delegates.  They  will  make  a  presentation  about  K-­‐Kids.  

⇒ Aug.  19  -­‐20th  (Sat.  &  Sun.)  8:30  am  -­‐  ?:  Workday  -­‐  refurbish  a  house  at  118  N.  Williams  St.  in  Newark,  for  the  Licking  County  Coalition  for  Housing.      

⇒ Aug.  26th  (Sat):    “Honor  the  Service”  World  War  II  aircraft  fly  in  &  Memorial  at  the  Newark-­‐Heath  Airport.  10:00  am  –  8:00  pm.  We  will  provide  security  monitors  for  the  Memorial  Panels  during  the  night.      

⇒ Aug.  27th  (Sun):  “A  Night  of  Healing”  at  the  Midland  Theater  6  PM  $20.00  admission.  Proceeds  to  benefit  the  families  of  the  three  recent  murdered  victims  in  Kirkersville.                    

⇒ Aug.  31st  (Thur.):  the  4th  of  July  writing  contest  deadline.  Contest  theme  “Celebrate  the  American  Dream”.  

 C O M M I T T E E S   “ a   t a l k i n ”  Ø Pelotonia:    Rick  reported  first  riders  came  thru  at  9:15  and  

the  last  rider  at  1:30.    With  the  crosswalk  and  street  intersections  closed  traffic  flowed  a  little  better    (vehicles,  pedestrians  &  bicyclists).  There  were  8,022  riders  with  total  pledges  of    $15.2  million.    All  monies  raised  will  go  to  The  Ohio  State  University  Cancer  research.    

Ø 4th  of  July  Photo  Contest:    Jen  reported  approx.  150  people  attended  the  Photo  display  by  photographers    Jack  Fleming  &  Bryan  Ghiloni  at  the  Bryn  Du  Art  Center  last  Sunday  (8/6).    Some  pictures  were  sold.    The  Bryn  Du  commission  will  get  20%  of  the  sales.    Also  there  will  be  50    

 

                     

 photos  on  display  at  the  Granville  Library  until  Aug.  31st  (Thur).    Everyone  viewing  the  photos  can  vote  to  determine  the  best  photo.  

Ø “Honor  the  Service”  World  War  II  Memorial:    Jean  passed  around  a  signup  sheet  for  the  “midnight  watch”  my  name  for  monitoring  the  security  of  the  Memorial  Panels.        The  new  schedule  as  8/9/17  is:      1. Sat.  Night  8  –  11  pm  dusk  to  dark.    Need  one  (1)  person.    2. Sat.  Night  11  pm  –  2  am  Sun.  it’s  really  dark.      Need  three  

(3)    people.    3. Sun.  Morning  5  –  8  am  dark  to  light.    Need  four  (4)  

people.  Ø Tent  &  Stage:  Dave  reported  –  1)    Friday  (8/11)  -­‐  Two  (2)  

Tents  &  a  bunch  of  chairs  &  tables.    2)    Saturday  (8/12)            8  AM  -­‐  Hartford  Fair  take  down  two  (2)  tents  and  set  them  up  in  Johnstown.      3)    Sunday  (8/13)  Hartford  fair  –  take  down  Blue  &  White  tent  plus  the  2  Pinnacle  tents  in  Johnstown  and  set  the  Pinnacles  up  in  Newark.    Watch  for  Dave’s  e-­‐mails  for  times  etc.  

Ø Agriculture  &  Conservation  committee:    Terry  will  be  having  a  committee  meeting  after  next  week’s  regular  meeting.  

Ø Licking  County  River  Round  Up:  Ken  Paumier  reported         they  have  added  Raccoon  Creek  in  Granville         this  year.    You  do  need  to  register  with  the         LCSWCD  (Licking  County  Soil  &  Water  Conservation         District)  and  request  Raccoon  Creek.    There  are  8  spots  left  in  this  area.    There  are  still  openings  if  you  prefer  to  go  on  the  canoe  section  of  Licking  River.    For  Raccoon  Creek  you  will  need  to  wear  clothes  acceptable  in  going  along  the  creek  banks.      

Ø Workday  –  Refurbish  a  House:  Roger  reported  the  work  will  include:  demolition/cleaning,  painting,  hang  doors,  new  cabinets,  stucco,  porch  repair,  vinyl  siding,    etc.    The  house  was  donated  to  the  Licking  County  Coalition  for  Housing,  however  it  does  not  suit  there  needs.    They  want  to  fix  it  up  and  sell  it  with  the  proceeds  used  to  purchase  another  property  that  will  work  better  for  their  needs  and  purposes.    

 C O R R E S P O N D E N C E   Thank  “use”:  a. from  Ci  of  Cub  Scout  Pack  3  for  having  their  1st  

community  pinewood  derby  at  the  4th  celebration.  Ci  was  apologetic  that  our  K  –  car  didn’t  make  the  finals.  

b. from  Danica  to  Bill  Brady  for  making  it  possible  to  attend  4H  camp  this  summer.    She  liked  the  camp  songs  and  campfires.  Her  favorite  part  was  the  water  games.  

c. from  Phyllis  Carlson-­‐Riehm  of  Action  Ohio  for  our  $250  donation  to  support  Flo’s  Garden  Tour  held    July  15th.  

Ken  Fisher  of  Boy  Scout  troop  65  invited  our  club  to  their  Pig  Roast  to  be  held  Aug.  26th  at  Spring  Valley  from  3  -­‐7  pm.  

 

           Th e  Mond a y  N ews  G R A N V I L L E  

     2016-­‐2017  Officers:        *Pres.  –  Don  Lewis,      *Pres.  Elect  –Sally  Schaadt,    *Vice  Pres.  –  Lisa  Matula    *Secr.  –  Charlene  Lossing  ,      *Treas.  –  Tom  Esh        *Imm.  P.  P.  –  Dave  Thomas  

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 A iden  Bennett    Then  

The  Monday  News  page  2  of  2  Correspondence  cont.  

We  received  notice  that  James  Minter  of  Westerville  Club  will  complete  Sam  Kiner’s  term  as  Lt.  Gov.  Elect  of  Div.  10E  and  will  be  the  Lt.  Gov.  Designate  for  the  2017  –  2018  year.    You  may  recall  Jim  emceed  our  4th  of  July  “Granville’s  Got  Talent”  show  this  year.  

   Licking  County  Soil  &  Water  Conservation  District  Intern     Emily  Kauchak  interned  this  summer  with  the  LCSWCD.  She  is  a  graduate  of  Granville  High  School,  was  on  the  National  Honor  Society  and  a  member  of  the  Key  Club.    She  will  be  attending  Allegheny  College  in  Pennsylvania  this  fall.    She  thanked  us  for  our  generosity  in  support  of  the  LCSWCD  Summer  Intern  Scholarship  program.       She  is  concerned  with  preservation  of  our  natural    resources  and  involved  with  conservation  to  protect  them.         As  an  intern  she  was  quickly    involved  with  a         summer  workshop,  which  equipped  people  to         monitor  water  uses  and  conservation  methods.       -­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐Promoting  the  use  of  rainwater  barrels  and  water       gardens.    During  the  4th  of  July  parade  she  was  dressed  as  Darrell  the  rainwater  barrel.    She  traveled  to  many  areas  of  the  County  involving  conservation,  worked  on  farms  and  gained  a  lot  of  knowledge  about  conservation.  She  found  if  you  approach  a  situation  like  you  know  what  you  are  doing  no  one  questions  your  abilities.  “As  a  result  of  my  internship  my  life’s  journey  has  been  set.    Thank  you  for  your  support.    You  have  changed  my  life.”    P R O G R A M     Drew  Bennett  It  is    Unique  talking  about  Aiden    and  traveling  around  the    world  with  him.    I  will  be    doing  that  if  he  makes  it  to    the  Olympics.    That  is  the    goal.    Aiden  will  be  eligible  for    Three  Olympics:  2024  Olympics  in  Paris,  2028  Olympics  in  Los  Angeles,  and  the  2032  Olympics  no  location  selected  yet.         Aiden  had  a  tendency  as  a  baby  for  climbing  and  tumbling.  As  a  five  year  old  doing  somersaults  from  his  dresser  onto  his  bed.       In  2010  Aiden,  at  the  age  of  six,  started  gymnastics  at  the  Olympic  Academy  in  Newark.    Two  years  later  he  moved  to  Gahanna  Cyclones  Gymnastics  in  the  strong  boy  program.    In  2013  he  attended  a  summer  camp  in  Lancaster.  He  then  started  with  the  Hocking  Valley  Gymnastics.     In  2015  Aiden  competed  in  the  Future  Stars  Nationals  and  placed  22nd.    In  2016:  he  placed  1st  in  the  Ohio  Championship,  he  placed  1st    in  Region  5  Future  Stars  Championship,  and  he  placed  16th  in  the  Future  Stars  Nationals.    In  2017  he  placed  3rd  in  the  Level  8  State  Championships,  and  25th  in  the  Junior  Elite  Nationals.       Aiden  will  be  doing  home  schooling  this  year  so  he  can  train  in  Lancaster.  On  Mon.,  Tues.,  Wed.,  &  Thur.  he  starts  at  9:00  am  and  finishes  at  6:30  pm.    During  that  time  he  will  train  5  hours  per  day  and  do  school  work  for  3½.    In  addition  there  will  be  1½  hrs.  of  travel  time  (45  min.  down  and  45  min.  back).  Fri.  is  the  same  except  he  will  start  at  10:30  and  stop  at  7:30.    Sat.  will  be  from  8:30  am  –  12:30  pm.     In  the  United  States  there  are  3,450  member  clubs,  178,000  athletes,  with  4,000  events  each  year.    At  the  Olympic  

training  site  there  is  a  difference  between  the  men  and  women’s  abilities.    The  average  age  for  a  woman  gymnast  is      16.    The  average  age  of  the  US  team  is  19.4  yrs.  and  average  ht.  is  5’-­‐0”.    The  men’s  average  age  is  27  and  the  average  height  is  5’-­‐4”  to  5’-­‐7”.    A  lot  happens  to  the  gymnasts  as  they  enter  puberty  and  growth  spurts.    These  changes  affect,  balance,  flexibility,  and  strength.       Participants  in  the  Future  Stars  program  are  on  the  right  path  to  develop  their  skills  and  abilities.       Junior  Development  programs  levels  4  –  10  are  more  recreational  gymnastics  and  are  not  eligible  to  compete  in  Nationals.         Jr.  Olympics  program  levels  4  -­‐7  is  required  to  perform  the  same  routines  and  are  judged  on  abilities  to  complete  the  compulsory  programs.       Junior  Elite  programs  levels  8  –  10  are  more  optional  programs  where  the  gymnast  can  develop  their  own  programs  and  styles.     In  the  last  Olympics  the  women’s  team  was  outstanding.    60%  of  the  woman’s  routine  is  based  on  flexibility.    Men’s  gymnastics  is  based  on  the  competitive  execution  of  skills,  which  not  all  men  are  able  to  hit  regularly.    There  are  only  16  Div.  1  schools  with  men’s  gymnastics  teams.    Nearly  all  Div.  1  colleges  have  women’s  gymnastics  teams.  This  is  primarily  because  of  Title  9  and  the  schools  that  are  strong  in  football  and  men’s  sports  have  to  provide  an  equal  amount  of  scholarships  to  women’s  sports.     Drew  showed  film  clips  of  Aiden  doing  floor  exercises,  high  bar,  pommel  horse,  and  rings.    He  also  works  on  the  parallel  bars.  Questions:  1. What  is  your  least  favorite  exercise  and  favorite?    My  least              

    favorite  is  pommel  horse  &  my  favorite  is  the  high  bar.  2. Where  would  you  want  to  go  to  college?    Oklahoma  because  

  there  is  more  pressure  there  and  I  work  better  under     pressure.    I  would  also  consider  Ohio  State.  

3. Do  you  do  strength  training?    No.    The  only  weights  we  lift  are     our  bodies.    Drew  said  Aiden  is  able  to  do  90  pull-­‐ups.  

 G U E S T     Debbie  Warner    B I R T H D A Y S     &     A N N I V E R S A R I E S     Mike  Barrett            8/1                                Lisa  &  Val  Matula                                8/9                                  Doug  &  Marilyn  Boldon        8/10      H e l p   N e e d e d       Norma  Krueger  has  some  wood  that  needs  split.    Does     someone  have  a  log  splitter?    C o n d o l e n c e s     Jay  &  JoAnn  Stanley  in  the  passing  of  Jay’s  mother.    5 0 / 5 0   d r a w i n g   w i n n e r   –  Nolan  Cox  –  no  jackpot  but     Nolan  does  win  another  Kiwanis  dinner.        

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