objects of kiwanis international
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Objects of Kiwanis International
Table of Contents Lieutenant Governor’s Message……………………………………………………….............2
Lieutenant Governor Elect’s Message………....................................................................4
Treasurer’s Report ……………………………………………………………………………....5
Minutes….....................................................................................,.................................7
Kiwanis Bahamas Policy & Procedure………………………………………………….……...11
Agenda.........................................................................................................................14
2nd
Quarter Review……….…………………………………….……………………………...15
Club Reports
Kiwanis Club of Nassau………………………………………………………………..21
Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu………………………………………………………..23
Kiwanis Club of Cable Beach………………………………………………………….25
Kiwanis Club of Eleuthera…………………………………………………………..…27
Kiwanis Club of Over the Hill…………………………………….…………………..29
Kiwanis Club of Nassau AM…………………………………………………………..30
Kiwanis Club of Eight Mile Rock………………………………………….………….32
Kiwanis Club of New Providence………………………………………………….…34
Kiwanis Club of Freeport……………………………………………………………...36
SLP Report……………………………………………………………………………………...37
Past Lieutenant Governors…………………………………………………………………….38
Leadership Directory…………………………………………………………………………...39
Presidents & Secretaries Directory…………………………………………………………….40
Fellow Kiwanians,
Greeting to you all on behalf of Eastern Canada and
Caribbean Governor Hope Markes and Regional Trustee-
Region F, Lambert Longley. On behalf of The Kiwanis Club of Freeport and The Kiwanis
Club of Eight Mile Rock our hosts of this the 2nd Quarter Division Council Meeting of
Kiwanis Bahamas, we welcome you to the beautiful island of Grand Bahama and trust
that you would enjoy the activities planned. I extend profound gratitude to the
organizers of this event from both clubs with special recognition to PE Lamardo, PP
Martin and DP Nerika. It is when we come together great things happen.
Special recognition is given to the 2012-2013 administration under the leadership of
Lieutenant Governor Sandra Munnings for assuming the distinguished titles. Just as the
scripture says “only what you do for Christ will last” so shall you be rewarded for your
work when you give it your best.
Today’s meeting is extra special as we celebrate the leadership succession planning of
this Division. We gather here particularly to ascend Lieutenant Governor Elect L. Andrea
Whyte to Lieutenant Governor Designate and to elect a new Lieutenant Governor
Elect. I extend God’s riches blessings to all seeking leadership.
In less than two weeks we will be traveling to the 97th Eastern Canada and Caribbean
District Convention. To date approximately 20 Kiwanians have expressed that they are
going. As your leader, I thank you for the sacrifice made to travel especially during
these tough economic times. The experience and education gained will far outweigh
the financial sacrifice. I pray for travelling mercy and guidance as you fellowship with
Kiwanians across the region but most importantly as you deliberate Kiwanis business on
behalf of your respective clubs.
Fellow Kiwanians, I am inspired by the passion displayed for service by members of this
great Division 22. Yes we are all different and unique by our very nature but together
we are one in service. Six months ago we embarked on a journey, “Connecting
Communities, Enriching Lives”. Truly today is spirit filled and rewarding, for that I give him
all of the praise, with five months left in this administration I entreat you to continue the
journey.
Presidents! A journey requires strength and resilience. And to keep your spirit in top
shape, pray and meditate daily. Never stop learning, and always give yourself time to
Christine King Kiwanis Bahamas: Sunshine Division 22
Lieutenant Governor
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digest the experiences that form your days and years. Delays, detours,
disappointments – will inevitably be part of the fabric of your Kiwanis journey and your
role as a leader. Be willing to adapt to change, embracing the blessings that flow from
unexpected events. Allow yourself the flexibility to go with God.
Members! You are Kiwanis, let us gather together to make great things happen within
our various communities. Often, when we are faced with a particularly difficult problem
along the road, we need not reinvent the wheel to get going again. Learn from others,
use the wisdom gained from others’ experiences, and build upon their lessons to forge
ahead. No matter how much our society would have us believe otherwise, we cannot
journey wonderfully, hopefully, and joyfully through life without faith in God.
With five months left each club has the opportunity to turn good into great, let us not
lose focus on the goals and aspirations set out October 1st, 2013. Although we are
approaching the finish line, do not slow down but rather thrust ahead with sight of the
victory, push your chest forward, throw your legs back and in the form of the world
renowned athlete Hussain Bolt, FLASH like a lightening.
Our Lord is the brightest star, giving us direction. He is the gentle voice within who
guides us. He is the fount of unlimited strength, courage, goodness and love. Thank you
for all you do in the name of Kiwanis.
God Bless Kiwanis Bahamas- Sunshine 22
Christine D. King
Lieutenant Governor
Division 22
Eastern Canada and Caribbean District
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It is with heartfelt gratitude that I express my excitement
and pleasure as I assume the post of Lieutenant
Governor Designate. Thank you for giving me the
opportunity to serve as the fourth female Lieutenant
Governor.
As an organization we have enjoyed unparalleled success within the International
Kiwanis community. “Together We Can” continue this tradition while we focus on
spreading happiness, relating and connecting with those in need, and inoculating
sound values to the underprivileged be it within or outside our community.
My vision for Sunshine Division 22 is to continue its role as the preeminent source of
support for the most vulnerable among us, particularly children and to improve the
quality of life globally.
My immediate goals are:
To foster a closer relationship working with past Lieutenant Governors.
Focus on Membership so that we can be equipped to serve those on the outside
“charity begins at home and ends abroad.”
Service Leadership Program will be a key focus as the youth will one day
become the leaders of the Kiwanis organization and keep the Kiwanis name
going in The Bahamas.
Live out the life and legacy of DLG Roy Davis who was a true Kiwanian not in
name but in action.
To put in place a comprehensive fundraising strategy to complete The Roy Davis
Kiwanis Centre in the shortest possible time.
Focus on Kiwanis being exposed in terms of Public Relation; so that people will
know that the Kiwanis movement is still here; and that the Kiwanis name is
synonymous with rendering Service.
In conclusion, I encourage us to continue working together, Kiwanians TOGETHER WE
CAN.
Yours in Kiwanis Service, L. Andrea Whyte
L. Andrea Whyte
Lieutenant Governor Designate
L. Andrea Whyte Lieutenant Governor Elect
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TREASURERS REPORT
BALANCE SHEET
DIVISION COUNCIL OF
KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE BAHAMAS
Apr 22, 14
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
First Caribbean Bank 5,847.23
Total Checking/Savings 5,847.23
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Receivable Control
Cable Beach Club 738.00
Eight Mile Rock Club 528.00
Fort Montagu Club 696.00
Freeport Club 984.00
Nassau Club 600.00
South Eleuthera Club 360.00
Total Accounts Receivable Control 3,906.00
Total Accounts Receivable 3,906.00
Other Current Assets
Returned cheque 80.00
Total Other Current Assets 80.00
Total Current Assets 9,833.23
TOTAL ASSETS 9,833.23
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Equity
Accumulated Fund 4,803.24
Net Income 5,029.99
Total Equity 9,833.23
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 9,833.23
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INCOME STATEMENT
DIVISION COUNCIL OF
KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE BAHAMAS
DIVISION COUNCIL OF KIWANIS CLUBS
Profit & Loss
September 6, 2013 through April 22, 2014
Sep 6, '13 - Apr 22, 14
Income
Cat Island Playground Project Receipts 9,041.49
Donations Received 595.00
Governor's Visit Receipts 5,668.00
Membership Dues 3,636.00
Registration fees and fines 520.00
Total Income 19,460.49
Expense
Bank Charges 55.75
Cat Island Playground Project Expenses 6,300.00
Division Council Meeting Expense 471.50
Donations Paid Out 1,145.00
Governor's Visit 4,926.00
Printing, Stationery & Supplies 750.00
Travel and related expenses 1,492.50
Total Expense 15,140.75
Net Income 4,319.74
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MINUTES
DIVISION COUNCIL OF
KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE BAHAMAS
The Minutes of the First Quarterly Meeting of the Division Council of the Kiwanis Clubs in The Bahamas
for the 2013-2014 Administrative Year held on Saturday, January 18, 2014 at the St. Joseph Catholic
Church Parish Hall, Nassau Bahamas.
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Lieutenant Governor Christine King at 10:20am.
INVOCATION
The invocation was led by Immediate Past Lieutenant Governor, Sandra Munnings of the Kiwanis Club of
New Providence.
OBJECTS OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
President Verenique Cunningham of the Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu led the recitation of the Objects
of Kiwanis International.
TOAST TO THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS
The Toast to the Governor-General of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas was proposed by President
Wayne Francis of the Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M.
TOAST TO KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
The Toast to Kiwanis International was proposed by President Eric Adderley of the Kiwanis Club of Over-
the-Hill.
OPENING REMARKS AND ROLL CALL OF CLUBS
Lieutenant Governor Christine welcomed Eastern Canada and Caribbean District Governor Hope Markes
on this her official visit to Division 22, while promising her our real warm and enjoyable Bahamian
hospitality. She then recognized and welcomed all executives, officers and club members present,
followed by brief remarks of the first quarter of this administrative year.
Following LG Christine’s brief address she welcomed Regional Trustee Lambert Longley to bring remarks.
In bringing remarks, RT Lambert encouraged the presidents, together with their officers and directors to
do their best to lead and motivate the members of their respective clubs.
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LG Christine then invited Distinguished Lieutenant Governor Bobby (Jamaica), who was accompanied by
his wife Josie, to bring remarks. In bringing remarks, DLG Bobby thanked LG Christine for the very warm
welcome that he and his wife Josie received at the airport upon their arrival with Governor Hope. He
indicated that while he looked forward to participating and enjoying all the Kiwanis related activities
planned, that he and his wife were also celebrating their wedding anniversary.
LG Christine also invited remarks from Miss Jade Colebrooke, President of the Circle K Club of The
College of The Bahamas, Trameco Higgs, Governor of The Bahamas District of Key Clubs and Mr. James
Conally, President of the Aktion Club, who was received with a standing ovation from the audience.
Remarks were also received from Ms. Renisha Daley, Key Club International Trustee.
LG Christine announced that Distinguished President Nerika Burrows (Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu),
who is currently residing and working in Freeport, Grand Bahama, has offered a corporate sponsorship
opportunity of $15,000.00 for youth projects of which $10,000.00 was to go to Grand Bahama Clubs
and $5,000.00 for Nassau based clubs with a special portion for Fort Montagu. One thousand dollars was
to go to the Children’s Emergency Hostel project immediately following the meeting. She thanked
Distinguished President Nerika for the contributions in advance and noted she will be meeting with DP
Nerika to discuss further.
LG Christine also recognized the presence of the President and Advisors of the St. Anne’s Builders Club.
The Division Council was then entertained by musicians from the Oakes Field Primary School.
Lieutenant Governor Christine acknowledged the presence of:
President Wayne Farquharson Kiwanis Club of Nassau President Verenique Cunningham Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu Distinguished President Erica Sturrup (sitting Secretary) Kiwanis Club of Freeport President Joan Knowles-Turnquest Kiwanis Club of Cable Beach President Devon Lightbourne Kiwanis Club of Eight Mile Rock President Lucy Longley Kiwanis Club of South Eleuthera President Eric Adderley Kiwanis Club of Over-the-Hill President Wayne Francis Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M. President Lorna Lightbourn Kiwanis Club of New Providence
Also in attendance were:
IPLG Sandra Munnings Kiwanis Club of New Providence DLG/DST Henry A. Gibson Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M. DLG Anthony Allens Kiwanis Club of Over-the-Hill PLG Nesbitt Higgins Kiwanis Club of Over-the-Hill DLG L. Sandra Butler Kiwanis Club of New Providence PLG/Regional Trustee Lambert Longley Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M. PLG Melford Clarke Kiwanis Club of Cable Beach PLG Richard Sands Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu DLG Edwin Thompson Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M. DLG Edward Williams Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu
DLG Barry Wilmott Kiwanis Club of Nassau A.M. LGE, L. Andrea Whyte Kiwanis Club of New Providence
In addition to the above, there were 91 other Kiwanians and SLP members present for a total of 112
persons as per the attendance register.
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TABLING OF MINUTES
DLG/DST Henry Gibson tabled the Minutes of the meeting of September 14, 2013.
There being no corrections, a motion for the acceptance of the Minutes, as tabled, was moved by
President Wayne Francis of the Kiwanis Club of Nassau AM, and seconded by President Lorna Lightbourn
of the Kiwanis Club of New Providence. The motion was carried unanimously.
MATTERS ARISING
There were no matters arising.
TABLING OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT
Division Secretary/Treasurer Henry Gibson tabled the Financial Report for the period from October 1,
2013 to January 13, 2014.
There being no corrections or questions, a motion for the acceptance of the financial report, as
presented, was moved by Secretary JR Fraser, Kiwanis Club of Eight Mile Rock and seconded by
President Wayne Francis, Kiwanis Club of Nassau AM. The motion was carried.
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR’S FORUM
Lieutenant Governor’s Ribbon, First Quarter – LG Christine presented the Lieutenant Governor’s Ribbon
for the first quarter to the presidents of the Kiwanis Clubs of Nassau and Fort Montagu. LG Christine in
speaking of the Kiwanis Club of Nassau and the many challenges they faced in the first quarter and how,
despite those challenges, they were able to win the LG’s ribbon, she was overcome with emotions.
Presidents’ review of the first quarter - In the interest of time, LG Christine invited the presidents to
give a brief summarized report for the first quarter, considering that their reports were already included
in The Communicator.
Sponsored Leadership Program – LG Christine invited District Administrator Mel to bring remarks.
District Administrator/PLG Mel in bringing brief remarks, referred attendees to pages 13-15 of the
Communicator for a more detailed report of what is happening with SLP in this district.
INTRODUCTION OF AND REMARKS FROM GOVERNOR HOPE MARKES
Lieutenant Governor Christine once again welcomed our honored guest, in the person of Governor Hope
Markes, on this her Official Visit to Division 22 and Region F, saying that we would do all that we can to
ensure that her visit to the Bahamas proves to be a most memorable and enjoyable one and not all
work.
Governor Hope, before bringing her remarks, firstly thanked LG Christine for the very warm and
impressive welcome she received at the airport upon her arrival to The Bahamas, followed by lunch at
Travelers’ Rest overlooking the beautiful waters of the western shores, then a police escorted
motorcade to her hotel. She also spoke of her courtesy call on the Governor General of The
Commonwealth of The Bahamas and the lovely and interesting conversation in which they engaged.
She said if all this was any indication of what the rest of the weekend would be like then she knows that
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she is in for a wonderful and enjoyable time while here. She then presented a number of persons with
special lapel pins.
In bringing remarks, Governor Hope indicated that she was wearing three hats.
1. The Hard Hat – This was a reflection of our Kiwanis International President’s message, which is for us to go full steam ahead with Membership Growth and the Eliminate Project;
2. The Crab Hat – This was a reflection of our SLP members. She encouraged the Division to continue giving SLP a high level of importance and attention as these youth members are the future for Kiwanis. She nicknamed the hat “Crabby” drawing quite a chuckle from body.
3. The Tall Hat – This hat was made of sponge and was representative of going to District Convention in Prince Edward Island. She emphasized the importance of attending conventions overall.
She informed the body that throughout the EC&C District that only 57% of reports had been submitted.
She encouraged clubs to be sure to settle all outstanding dues to Kiwanis International and District.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LG Christine informed Kiwanians that we would be erecting a KIWANIS sign at the Red Cross
Headquarters site located, followed by a donation of toys and household items to The Children’s
Emergency Hostel. She reminded members of the party that evening at the residence of Regional
Trustee Lambert and the 7:00 o’clock church service on Sunday morning at St. Mary’s the Virgin Anglican
Church, Virginia Street.
FINES AND RAFFLE
The total receipts for the day from registration, fines, sale of pins and donations to The
Eliminate Project was $1,730.00.
CLOSING PRAYER
The closing prayer was led by President Lorna Lightbourne of the Kiwanis Club of New Providence.
NATIONAL ANTHEMS
The Bahamian National Anthem was led by all Kiwanians followed by the Jamaican Anthem led by LGE
Andrea and PE Angeline of The Kiwanis Club of New Providence
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 1:45pm
____________________________ ___________________________
Christine King Henry A. Gibson Lieutenant Governor Division Secretary/Treasurer
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Kiwanis Bahamas Policy and Procedure for Clubs on Criminal History Background Checks
To ensure the highest standards of leadership, the Kiwanis Club of_______________ requires a clear criminal
history background check for all Kiwanians as part of the eligibility criteria to hold membership.
Additionally, to ensure that adults working with youth are of the utmost moral fiber, the Kiwanis Club
of_____________requires a clear criminal history background check for any Kiwanian or nonmembers working on
behalf of the club with youth under age 18 (such as club chairs and administrators and their assistants or
committee members) and for all adults – both Kiwanians and non-members – registered for, participating in, or
staying overnight at any event organized by the club involving youth under age 18.
Successful completion of the background check (a “clear check”) is based on verification of a Police Character
Record having been attained not more than four months to date of submission and of satisfactory record
determined for that person. For club board members, a clear check is necessary to be an eligible candidate and
thus must be completed before elections are held. For club appointees, a clear check is necessary before assuming
the position. For adults working with youth as stated above, a clear check is necessary prior to arrival at the club
event.
The club recognizes only its own criminal history background check process as valid. All background checks shall be
reviewed and evaluated by the Board of Directors and determined to be clear or not clear, based on the criteria
stated in the Kiwanis Club of _______________Policies.
The Club President shall be advised if a check indicates a problem or concern that requires further investigation or
is determined to be not clear. In either case, The Board of Directors shall notify such person. A check that is not
clear causes automatic denial of the right to hold the position or attend the event in question.
*Clubs are also recommended to use the same service KI uses (Safe Hiring Solutions)
As determined by the board.
*Determine which person(s) will review the background checks. This should probably be the Club Secretary, since
they often have the greatest experience in administrative tasks and often serve more than one year in office,
providing continuity in the process. A committee should not be appointed to review background checks, because
having several people involved encumbers the process and violates privacy.
The Club Board shall have final authority on the matter. The Club Board and Club Secretary should handle
information received in the strictest manner of confidentiality and may be asked to sign a confidentiality
agreement.
An individual may receive a copy of his/her background check by requesting it in writing. Background checks are
valid for a period of five years. All relevant persons who have not had a criminal history background check
conducted and verified as clear within the past five years at any given time are subject to a new check.
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Suggested Procedure for Clubs to Adopt
Note: These procedures may be included in the policy
Criminal History Background Checks
To carry out the club policy on criminal history background checks, the following shall apply.
1. Responsibility for Costs
Each individual subject to a background check shall be responsible to pay the charges.
The on file record shall expire as at September 30th
of the 5th
year. A new character record must be presented on
or before September 30th
2. Convictions that Cause Ineligibility
A criminal history background check is considered “not clear” if it indicates: a felony or misdemeanor involving
moral turpitude; a felony or conviction or registration of a violent and/or sexual nature, involving any type of
abuse of a child, involving threatening or intimidating behavior, or otherwise of a physical nature; or a felony
related to larceny or theft. (The club can also refer to the examples of such convictions found in Kiwanis
International Procedure 197)
Other types of felony convictions will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Board of Directors.
Any conviction legally reversed or overturned by the proper authorities shall not be considered when evaluating
the background check.
3. Discipline
Individuals with a background check determined to be not clear will be subject to the following actions:
A. Current club board members or club appointees will be disciplined as determined by the Club Board,
including but not limited to suspension or removal from their position.
B. Candidates for any club board position or club appointment will be considered disqualified as a candidate
for such.
C. Adults wishing to participate in club youth events will not be allowed to do so.
D. Conduct unbecoming process may be engaged depending on the convictions identified in the report.
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Receipt and Confidentiality Agreement for Character Record of
_______________________________________ __________________________________ Last Name First Name
_______________________________________ __________________________________ Position Address
My signature on this form is to acknowledge that I have received a copy of The Police Character Record of the
above person.
I understand that it is my responsibility to read the contents and file for access of the board at any time. If I have
questions concerning the information received, or should the record be considered “not clear” I will bring them to
the attention of The Board of Directors.
I understand any information I learn about a Kiwanis member or non-member working on behalf of the club, as a
result of working for The Kiwanis Clubs of _____________ that is not otherwise publically available constitute
confidential information. I shall not disclose confidential information to anyone who is not considered the current
Board of Directors who does not need to know such information for the purpose of performing their assigned
duties.
The disclosure, distribution, electronic transmission or coping confidential information will be subject to
disciplinary action (including possible expulsion), even I do not benefit from such disclosure.
I understand the above policy and pledge not to disclose confidential information.
____________________ ___________________
Date Signature
____________________ ___________________
Secretary Signature Signature
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DIVISION COUNCIL OF
KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE BAHAMAS
THE SECOND QUARTERLY DIVISION COUNCIL MEETING SATURDAY, APRIL 26
TH, 2014
FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Invocation
3. Objects of Kiwanis International
4. Toast to the Governor General of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas
5. Toast to Kiwanis International
6. In Memoriam
7. Opening Remarks and Roll Call of Clubs
8. Introductions
9. Tabling of the Minutes of the Meeting of September 14, 2013
10. Tabling of the Financial Report for the period from October 1, 2013 to April 22nd
, 2014
11. The Lieutenant Governor’s Forum
Presidents’ review of the second quarter of 2013-2014
General Administrative Matters
Report from Kiwanis House
Report from Service Leadership Programs
12. Ratification of Lieutenant Governor Designate
13. Election of Lieutenant Governor Elect 2014-2015
14. Announcements
15. Closing Prayer
16. The National Anthem
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Kiwanis Bahamas has done much
to be proud of. We still have a
way to go and clubs that have not
met their expectations can still
catch up. Special thanks to all
members for supporting your
president and the board’s vision
and goal. With five months left
there is room for improvement
and you can excel far beyond
your expectations for 2013-2014.
Keep up the good work and
continue to work together with
our Service Leadership Programs,
our community service, our Public
Relations and Membership to
achieve further successes.
Kiwanis Bahamas in Review
Six months Report Card Day
GROWTH EDUCATION VISIBILITY FINANCE
“Connecting Communities ….Enriching lives”
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All Clubs are above charter strength (15 members minimum)
90% Retention Rate of members since October,1 2013
Growing club membership by net growth of 1member per club
Note: Division 22 is on the right path to date we are at net 28 of the 38 forecasted for the
division. It is our goal to retain existing members and engage those recently
inducted.
Wish List: A new club in the form of a 3-2-1, Young Professional or Satellite. Progress is
being made in the development of a Circle K Club at Bahamas Baptist Community College.
Meetings are on going
Information is disseminated as soon as it is received and to date all clubs
have received the three quarters Education modules.
To date approximately 80% have shown the first two modules.
The LGE is included on the 2014 team mailing list and has begun meeting
with the 2015 team.
80% of clubs have an education spot at their weekly meetings
Inspirational messages sent from the desk of the LG on every occasion.
Communicator made available to all DCM attendees.
All members inducted have been properly orientated and serves on a
committee.
Most clubs have shown the Eliminate presentation and members are
urged to make a donation.
All President’s and Secretaries completed the required training before
taking office live and/or online.
Note: Members are encouraged to visit the KI website to receive readily available
information. Club Presidents please ensure that you have elected your PE and VP
so that your club will continue to excel even after you have vacated the seat.
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8 out of 9 clubs have active Facebook pages. The Division
Facebook/Kiwanis Bahamas is very active and the website
www.kiwanisbahamas.org is up and subscription paid.
A permanent road sign has been erected at the Red Cross site on the
new gateway to the city from the airport. Family Island Clubs have
maintained signage in prominent areas.
Kiwanis partnership with the Government Department of Social Service on
Child Protection has been seen all across The Bahamas. The latest radio
PSA, Kiwanis One Day, the Walk a thon, the talk shows appearances have
all brought visibility to our Division.
Kiwanis appeared on numerous radio and in print medias monthly
beginning with the “Best Ball Ever” 1st Edition Installation, the visibility
appearance with Fam Fest Bahamas, appearance on Sports Radio with
the Master Motivator Spence Finlayson, appearances on the Rudy Grant
show More FM.
Print ads included Punch Publication, Tribune media as well as the
Abaconian.
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Kiwanis Bahamas has been branded with “Sunshine” yellow
shirts, banners and printing material such as the
Communicator 2013-2014 Manifest, Cat Island Park Proposal
and DCM bags.
Kiwanis Bahamas boasts its lapel pin launched at the 1st
Quarter DCM.
Many clubs have branded signature projects and this year
continued on that path:
o Eight Mile Rock Boxing Day Seniors Luncheon project
o Nassau AM Christmas Day Feed the Family Project
o New Providence Read Around the World Project
o Fort Montagu Easter Egg Hunt
o South Eleuthera community park project
o Over the Hill Hot Dog Day
o Cable Beach Steak Out and Auto Show
o Nassau Club Hospital presentation and Feed the Family grocery
packages
o Most clubs maintains the ongoing BUG and Terrific Kids
Programme in schools
o Overall the 2013-2014 signature project; playground in Orange
Creek Cat Island has begun and well on its way to an August
opening. To date 10,000 has been raised.
Note: By far PR has escalated to higher heights in Division 22. All clubs are still
encouraged to erect a sign in the area of their meeting place and to publish the good
work that we are doing via the Medias available at every opportunity. The division is
working to erect more additional signage in prominent areas
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All clubs have met its financial obligation to Kiwanis
International and District and have made payment on
Division dues.
Clubs are reminded often to meet every commitment and
deadline to Kiwanis International.
Clubs have had successful fundraisers and those who
participated in the joint banquet are still smiling. Thanks to
Regional Trustee Lambert for spear heading and ensuring
the success of the event.
Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu and New Providence made
contributions to the Philippine’s disaster
All New Providence based clubs contributed $500.00 to
the Governor’s visit
Note: All clubs are encouraged to meet all financial obligation to Kiwanis
International inclusive of Kiwanis Foundation five dollars per member,
Eliminate, Skip A Meal and Division 22 at year end. They are further
encouraged to make a donation to the Roy Davis Kiwanis Centre before
demitting office.
Charitable Service Project
• Monthly Breakfast at The Centerville Primary School
• Monthly Soup Kitchen at The First Baptist Church
• Bi Weekly tutoring sessions for high school students in
math.
• Monthly Care Package (grocery items) to three families.
• Donated grocery and toiletries to the Children's
Emergency Hostel in January
• Assist weekly with the Bahamas Girls Guide mentoring
young girls.
• Assisted at the Empty Bowls Hands for Hunger
"A Volunteer is like a rare gem. When placed in the right setting and cared for, they will shine and give pleasure to all who see them"
Membership, Growth, Retention & Education
• On January 20th, 2014 we held a bowling night at Mario's.
The purpose was to socialize and have a membership drive
- four prospective members attended.
Membership
Current Members. 23
Prospective Members. 2
InterClub Activities
• January 16th, 2014 Division
Interclub
• February 6th, 2014 Kiwanis
Club of Fr Montaqu Aktion
Club
• March 11th, 2014 Carlton
Francis K-Kids
Fundraising
• On February 27, 2014 We held a
Bingo Night. The Kiwanis
Clubs of Cable Beach and New
Providence Interclub We are
currently working on several
fundraising projects. We will
announce them shortly.
Kiwanis Club of Nassau REMEMBERING THE PAST, BUILDING THE FUTURE
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• Membership drive competition - member with the most
members inducted at the end of quarter to receive Spa
Package.
• On February 20th, 2014 MGRE Chairperson DP Dominic
presented this quarter's training module "What are my
responsibilities to Kiwanis"
• A membership booklet was created which explains
Kiwanis to prospective members and also serves as a tracker
from their first meeting to being installed and all of the
activities between.
Kiwanis Club of Nassau "we meet here" poster added at The Holy
Cross
Human & Spiritual
• January 19th, 2014 Division
Church Service at St. Mary's
Church
• February 13th, 2014 Royal
Bahamas Police Force presented at
the club on traffic and crime.
• March 13th, 2014 Eliminate Chair
Desmona presented on the
Eliminate Project and received
commitments on funding same.
• March 20th, 2014 Cable Bahamas
presented on partnering with
service organizations
• March 27th, attended Carmichael
Bible Church as DP Dominic Bain
and family received membership
Service Leadership
Programs
• March 11th, Carlton Francis
Reading Program. 4 Kiwanians
were judges
• Weekly Math Clinic
• Plans to begin K-Kids at St. Cecilia
Primary School.
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MEMBERSHIP
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Deletion 1
Addition 1
Current 57
SPIRITUAL AIMS
Members of Fort Montagu began the
second quarter worshipping with the
Division at St. Mary’s the Virgin Anglican
Church with Governor Hope. This
quarter was a sad time for the club as
they mourned the loss of our beloved
Distinguished President Wilton. In
celebration of its 50th Anniversary
members worshipped with Past
President Carlton Jones the only
surviving charter member
MEMBERSHIP, GROWTH,
RETENTION AND EDUCATION
Weekly education spots continue to be
the focus of the MGRE committee as
well as the presentation of the KI
Educational modules in the form of quiz
nights. The quarter ended with two
prospective members who are expected
to be inducted in the next quarter.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Community outreach for the
quarter began with breakfast at the
All Saints Camp. Kiwanians
gathered to cook and serve a hot
meal to all residents. Members also
prepared and served hot soup to
the residents of the Naomi Christie
Home for the Aged. As this was
valentines, residence were
encouraged to share their
memories of Valentine’s Day and
love. Each resident was presented
with a gift bag containing much
needed toiletry items and a
donation of cleaning supplies was
also made to the home. During the
quarter Kiwanians painted benches
and donated them to the EP
Roberts Primary School, Stapledon
School, Nassau Christian Academy
and Cat Island.
“Being a difference by making a difference in a child’s life”
FUNDRAISING
A successful Jazz in the Gardens was
held at Montagu Gardens featuring
Neil Pinder & Friends.
The club participated in interclubs each
month beginning with the Division
Interclub in January followed by an
interclub with the Aktion Club as well as
an interclub with the New Providence
club as they premiered the movie
Noah.
Interclub
The Kiwanis Club of Fort Montagu
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The weekly reading program
at Willard Patton Preschool
continues and the club would
like to extend a special thank
you to YCPO Co-Chair
Elgarnet Rahming II.
Students and teachers were
treated to a fire safety
presentation by members of
the Fire Department.
Following the presentation
students were allowed to
explore and tour the fire
truck. The quarter winded
down with club members
joining with Kiwanis Club of
New Providence for their
Pinewood Park Reading
project in honor of KI’s Read
Around the world program.
SLP
Club members joined the
Aktion Club as they made a
donation to the Persis Rodgers
Home for the Aged. They also
participated in the Spaghetti
Night fundraiser hosted by the
club. Members also attended
multiple SLP forums during the
quarter as well as the Builder’s
Club speech competition.
Weekly attendance also
continued at SLP club
meetings. SLP club members
also carried out a variety of
projects including a car wash,
bake sales, fruit day for
parents and a teacher
assistance day.
YOUTH SERVICE
Partnering with Paradox
Securities (Grand Bahama) and
Division 22 Youth Services
Committee made a donation of
$1,000 to the Children’s
Emergency Hostel. Also during the
quarter, students of the Stapledon
School were given Terrific Kids
awards. The recipients were
honored during their weekly
assembly in the front of all of their
peers who excitedly cheered them
on.
YCPO
PROGRAMS
Some notable speakers include Mrs. Sharelle Carroll, Motivational Speaker and Author, Dr. Duane Sands, Medical
Practitioner, and Mrs. Joanne Lee Callendar Opera singer, who entertained the club with live performances of
some of her notable songs.
OTHER
An anniversary celebration dinner
was held at The Crab House under
the patronage of Past President
Carlton Jones. During the evening
guests heard reflections from Past
President Carlton as well as
Distinguished President Sylvia
Scriven, the club’s first female
President as well as other past
presidents of the club. Past
presidents were awarded small
tokens of appreciation to mark this
significant milestone
Projects clockwise: Key Clubbers, Stapledon School Terrific Kids, Fire
Safety presentation
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“Bridging the children and the world for a brighter tomorrow”
Kiwanis Club of Cable Beach
Membership as at 1st October, 2013 36 Additions 3 Deletions 0 Current Membership 39 Prospective Members 3
YOUNG CHILDREN PRIORITY ONE
Presentation of toys, clothes and food items to an elderly lady in Mason’s Addition who has 10 young grandchildren 5 yrs and younger This committee sponsored the breakfast for the K-Kids Forum held in March; Presently conducting a quality stamps drive with Super Value food stores. This committee continues to keep a store house of toys, clothes, food items for donations.
YOUTH SERVICES
Presentation of three separate Terrific Kids and BUGs Awards, with lunch to 30 deserving students of T. G. Glover Primary, Yellow Elder Primary and Progress Academy.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
The club’s website is www.kiwanisclubofcablebeach.weebly.com. The club will soon be erecting a club meeting sign at it’s meeting place (Casuarinas Of Cable Beach).
HUMAN AND SPIRITUAL AIMS
Continues to extended condolences with visitation, get well wishes and contacted the sick and shut-ins in the club.
INTER-CLUB
The club was represented at the various inter-clubs with Kiwanis Clubs, SLP clubs and Aktion Club.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
(a) Hosted luncheon for residents and staff at Geriatrics Hospital;
(b) Sponsored the balloon booth at the Red Cross Fair; (c) Participated in Peace Fest; (d) Participated in Kiwanis One Day and Read Around
The World projects. SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
The club was represented at the various SLP functions, including K-Kids and Builder’s Club’s forums and speech competitions. Sponsored K-Kids schools entered in Kiwanis International’s speech, art and essay competitions.
FUNDRAISING
One fundraiser has been held so far, which was the Superbowl Party. Proceeds to go to a scholarship at BTVI in the name of the late Charles “CJ” Johnson.
SOCIAL, RECREATION AND SPECIAL
EVENTS
The club held a contest called, “Project Baby Baskets”, where members competed in creating the best Easter Baskets with baby items. The baskets were donated to the PACE programme for teenage mothers. A prize was given for the best basket.
MEMBERSHIP, GROWTH, RETENTION
AND EDUCATION
Three (3) new members were inducted in January, 2014 and 12th March, 2014, respectively
PROGRAMS AND RECEPTION
This Committee continues to have raffles, guest speakers or a program planned for the weekly meetings. CLUB’S FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS
The club has met its financial obligations with the District and KI.
OTHER
The President gives tokens to members who are caught “living” the 6 objects of KI.
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Kiwanis Club of South eleuthera
“Building Today for Tomorrow’s future: Making a
Difference…Touching People…Changing Lives
MEMBERSHIP Current Membership - 28
Prospective Members - 5
The Kiwanis Club of South Eleuthera continued to gain momentum during the second quarter. YOUNG CHILDREN PRIORITY ONE
The committee assisted with
the opening of the Eleuthera
Junior Baseball League’s
opening with the preparation
of their playing field.
Donation to Tarpum Bay
Student of the Year for an ad in
the booklet
SERVICE LEADERSHIP
PROGRAM
Participated in school campus
and beach clean-up.
FUNDRAISING
Valentine Social and Raffle
SOCIAL, RECREATION, AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
Members visited St. Luke’s
Anglican Church.
Birthday greetings are sent out
to various club members
celebrating birthdays.
Valentine social as held at
‘Shantzi’s.
COMMUNITY PROJECT
Continued work at the Ocean Hole Park monthly
Redevelopment of Kiwanis Park
Painting of Old Folk’s Home
Participated in the One Bahamas Unity Walk
Cleaning up of Rock Sound Streets after Junkanoo.
Assisted in the community meeting informing the residents of VAT
KIWANIAN OF THE QUARTER
The president’s Kiwanian of the
Quarter is presented to
Cassandra Sands.
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INTERCLUB
During the school period successful
interclub was made with SLP clubs that
is Preston Albury High and Central
Eleuthera High
CLUB TRAINING
Informed and educated members on
youth protection guidelines.
CLUB’S FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS
The club met its financial obligations
to Kiwanis International
Putting self aside……serve whole Heartily
Service Leadership Program
The Over-The-Hill club continued the breakfast programs in the second quarter
by assisting the K-Kids of the Carmichael Primary and Yellow Elder Primary
Schools. The breakfast programs at the schools are for the students who are on
the school’s welfare program. The breakfast is served once a week at both
schools. Funds raised to support this program are from the fines from the
weekly Over-The-Hill club meetings. The breakfast program at both schools is
prepared by members of The Kiwanis Club of Over-The-Hill. The breakfast consists or grits,
tuna, sausage and corned beef.
Community Projects
The Over-The-Hill Club had its annual hot dog day in the Bain Town area where we served over
200 hot dogs to the children.
Fundraising
In the beginning of the second quarter the Over-The Hill Club had its annual steak out where
the club sold over 700 tickets. This fundraiser was very successful.
Spiritual Aims
The Over-The-Hill held its first prayer breakfast at DLG Elijah Brice’s residence. It was well
attended
Upcoming events
Annual bingo night and a benefit night at The Dundas Center for the performing arts in
partnership with James Catlyn and Friends.
Kiwanis Club of
Over the Hill
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Kiwanis Club of NASSAU AM
Membership as of January 1st, 2014 59
Inducted Members 3
Current Membership 62
Prospective 6
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Governor’s Visit, January 2014; Prime time news
coverage: Pictured (l-r): Regional Trustee - Lambert Longley, EC&C
Governor – Hope Markes, Lt. Governor - Christine King, Chair/Reporter
– Jimenita Swain.
Governor’s Visit, January 2014; Prime time news
coverage: Pictured (l-r): Regional Trustee - Lambert Longley, EC&C
Governor – Hope Markes, Lt. Governor - Christine King, Chair/Reporter
– Jimenita Swain.
VAT Education, January 2014; The Nassau Guardian
coverage: Pictured (l-r) John Rolle, DP Antonio Knowles
Youth Mentorship, February 2014. Pictured: Teen Challenge
Councilor Andre Chapelle and H.O. Nash Mentees.
Donation to Sir Victor Sassoon Heart Foundation, February
2014. $2000.00 Donation!
Empty Bowls, February 2014. Pictured: Members and guest
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K-Kids Speech Competition, March 2014, Garvin Thynes
representing. Runner –up
Souse out Fundraiser, March 2014
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Anniversary Celebrations, March 2014. Bahamian Idols Kiwanis One Day, Red Cross Fair, April 2014. Lady Pindling
stopped by.
Youth Services, April 2014. Tiling at Simpson Penn Center. Bell Ringer Award, For our commitment to collecting
funds for the Salvation Army.
Kiwanis Club of Eight Mile Rock
Membership as of January 1st, 2014 22 Reinstated 3 Current members 25
Community Service
Travelled to West End and distributed
twelve (12) bags of groceries
Distributed ten (10) bags of groceries to
members of the Eight Mile Rock
Community
Continued with the Martin Town
Primary School project
Donated blankets and food items to the
members of the committee
Conducted a fire safety and prevention
presentation with the Local Fire Branch
to the children and staff of the Grand
Bahama Children’s Home
Assisted with the Grand Bahama Girls
Brigade’s Fundraiser and Steak-Out
Members travelled to Sweeting’s Cay to
distribute baskets of food items to the
senior citizens
Assisted Hugh Campbelll’s Primary
School in recognition of the schools 25th
Anniversary
Cut the grass and cleaned up around
the bus stop at the Eight Mile Rock
Clinic
Cut grass and clean yard of Senior
Citizens in the community
Donated eight (8) case of water to the
Mothering Sunday Parade
INTERCLUB: Hosted Freeport Club of March 20th, 2014
Other
President Devon, Secretary JR, DP Anthony and Kiwanian
Renaldo attended the 1st Quarter DCM and Governor Hope’s
visit in Nassau.
President Devon received banner from Governor Hope and
Distinguished Secretary JR received Governor’s pin for
performance.
President Bernard Collie pins new member Casandra Williams
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Coached the Little League Baseball
Worshipped together as a club
President Devon and Secretary JR met to discuss club operations
Clubs annual dues paid up to date Kiwanis education presented by Distinguished Secretary JR Participated in Youth Speech Contest Participated in the Youth Retreat with twenty persons Participated/assisted with the Courtesy Driver of the Quarter
Award along with Rotary Club of Lucaya and Grand Bahama Safety Committee
2014/2015 Nomination Committee was appointed by President Devon
FUNDRAISER
Souse out to benefit YCPO
Nurse Yvonne Clarke addressed members
of the Kiwanis Club of Eight Mile Rock on
healthy living.
President Devon presenting the clubs
update at the DCM
President Devon and Secretary JR at
the unveiling of the Kiwanis sign.
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Secretary JR receives the Governors
recognition pin for service and
dedication to the Division
Kiwanis Club of New Providence
“Building Better Communities Through Teamwork
KCNP has traditionally been a supporter of both Division and Club events and this year is no different Kiwanis Club of New Providence’s (KCNP) second quarter commitment to teamwork began with the club active participation in the Governor’s visit. The membership played an active role in the planning, execution and participation of events held as a part of Governor Hope Markes’ official visit. … give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than the material value of life….. In February we visited with the residents of the Demitrius Centre in celebration of Valentine’s Day. We provided the residents with lunch as well as prayed, read scriptures, inspirational poems and sang songs with the residents. We believe the residents enjoyed our visit as much as we did.
In celebration to the club’s 23rd Anniversary (26th March), the club began its week in worship at the Christian Life Centre. In attendance were old members, new members and former members to mark this memorable occasion.
Our meeting program in celebration of 23rd Anniversary was low keyed but one of fun and fellowship.
… develop by precept and example, a more intelligent aggressive an serviceable citizenship… KCNP has been extremely supportive of the SLP program, both at the individual club and at the District levels.
During the second quarter, KCNP began sponsoring a breakfast program in conjunction with the Claridge Primary K-Kids Club. The breakfast program is designed to provide breakfast twice a month and caters to Claridge Primary School students on the government lunch program.
KCNP has also participated in the various SLP District level projects such as : K-Kids Fruit & Water Day, K-Kids Forum and Speech Competition, Builder’s Club Forum and Speech Competition; Key Club District Convention: KCNP sponsored an ad for the booklet and provided 1/3 of the registration fees for four delegates.
KCNP has also finalized the Petition for Charter for the St. Thomas Moore K-Kids Club. The petition has been sent to Kiwanis International so we expect the club will be fully chartered in April.
Read Around the World. All of the New Providence based clubs were invited to participate in this project. The Reading fair was held in Pinewood Gardens in conjunction with that area’s Urban Renewal Program. More than one hundred (100) youth were read to and served. The young people were read to by Kiwanians and Member of Parliament for the area. Lunch was also provided. Each child was given a book to take home.
Soup Kitchen
Read around the world
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YCPO/Eliminate Committee provided “Bundles for Babies” (Bundles included items for the new born) for the students of the PACE school. We were also able to fellowship with the students for a short time and shared with them from our experiences. The KCNP Team continue with its quarterly soup kitchen project. KCNP members cooked and provided soup and breakfast to over one hundred persons in the Bains Town area in partnership with the Salvation Army.
…. Fundraising…… We successfully completed our second major fund raising event for the year. We hosted the premier of the movie Noah. The event was planned strategically to be a part of the club’s week of activities in celebration of our 23rd anniversary. The event was successful. The club is planning one more major fundraiser which we expect will be held in June 2014. This quarter Membership Retention and Growth and Education (MGRE) committee has been working hard to build the club’s membership with quality members and finding creative ways to build unity within the club.
MGRE Committee hosted a membership drive at the popular plaza in the south from which we are hoping to get some interested persons. We were able to promote Kiwanis to the shoppers while bringing awareness to what we are doing in our local communities. We inducted three members this quarter and reinstated a former member. The new members are fitting in, in fact it is hard to believe “they just reach”. President Lorna’s group competition is building momentum and competition is strong but fun. Let’s hear it for the White Lillies! Yellow Roses! Birds of Paradise! and the Purple Orchids! We are also continuing with our “Ladies Night Out” at least once per quarter. Fellowship with members of the Kiwanis family has always been a treat for KCNP, this quarter we were able to participate in four (4) Interclubs including an interclub with the Aktion Club. As usual, member participation has been very good. The Kiwanis Club of New Providence will continue in its efforts to serve the community through service
…. Encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships….
…. to render altruistic service and to build better communities ……
…a practical means for enduring friendships…
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The Kiwanis Club of Freeport participated in the following activities during this past term, some of the
highlights of the term included the following:
January-April
Held Regular bi-monthly meetings and Board meetings
Inter-clubbed with KCEMR
Donated Books to Sunrise Marina, Freeport
Attended Church at the Lucayan Presbyterian Kirk, Lucaya
Interclub Key clubs of Sunland, BMES, and Jack Hayward High schools
Advisor/Chaperoned Attended Key Club Convention (Nassau) with Students of Sunland & BMES
Assisted with DCM planning/meetings –between both clubs
VP Dwight Cartwright counselled residents/students
Distinguished President Reid-Morris volunteered service to several under privileged residents at her dental facility
Secretary Erica assisted at Church of the Ascension in Sunday school department (monthly commitment for club)
Kiwanian Deborah Allen volunteer time with the feeding of AIDS patients and the needy
The Kiwanis club of Freeport was
represented at the Key Club Convention by:
President Elect Lamardo Bowe and
Distinguished President Portia Pelecanos.
Kiwanis members were all instrumental in
the clubs development, its successes and all
its endeavors of ‘serving the children of the
world’, in particularly, the Grand Bahama
community.
KCF has plans for the remainder of 2014
which surround ‘serving the children’ of our
community, as well as to retain and involve
new Kiwanians. Stay tuned for our upcoming
events
Kiwanis Club of Freeport
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During last quarter December 2013 to March 2014 the K-Kids Committee was able to accomplish the following:
Friday 10-12 , Jan 2014; Asst Administrator attended SLP Conference in Indianapolis
Friday 24th, Jan 2014 Fruit and Water Day Project 17 schools participated
Saturday 25th 2014 Speech Craft , 78 K-Kids Club members participated
28th February 2014 Election of officers was held for the K-Kids clubs
8th March 2014 K-Kids Forum 120 children attended
9th March 2014 25 children attended Victory Baptist Church
20th March 2014 11 clubs entered the K-Kids speech contest. Faculty & Kiwanis Advisors, Parents, family members and Kiwanis members supported the project
The Bahamas District of Key Club held a successful District convention during the period 4th – 6th
April 2014. There were 132 registrant. Key Club International President Raeford Penny was the
Guest Speaker at the Installation and Award Banquet. DCON 2014 was presided over by District
Governor Tremeco Higgs.
2014 - 2015 Key Club District Officers: Kimberly Rodgers (C. R. Walker) District Governor Kendrick Knowles (N.C.A) Secretary/Treasurer Kenton Hepburn Bulletin Editor
Bahamas Builders Club Calendar of Events
Date Event Description
5th April , 2014 Kiwanis One Day Project
12th April, 2014 Builders Club Fish Fry
2nd May , 2014 Kiwanis International Contest Results
24th May , 2014 Builders Club Awards & Fun Day/ Scholarship Presentation
1st June , 2014 Faculty Advisor Appreciation Luncheon
18th May, 2014 No Key Club District Board Meeting (Admin/Governor at GATC)
Bahamas Key Club District Schedule of Events
Date Event Description April, 4th - 6th, 2014 Bahamas District of Key Club DCON
April 5th , 2014 Kiwanis One Day Project
April 12th, 2014 Builders Club Fish Fry
May Celebration of 47th Years of Key In Bahamas (First Club GHS)
May 15th - 18th, 2014 GATC, Indianapolis, Indiana
May15th - 17th, 2014 E.C.& C District Convention - Prince Edward Island
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Templetion Sawyer(Anatol Rodgers) Division 1 Lt. Governor Shannan Stubbs Division 2 Lt. Governor Speech Contest Winner: 1st Place Winner Natassia Rigby (Jordan Prince Williams) 2nd Place Winner Templeton Sawyer (Anatol Rodgers) 3rd Place Winner Sanchez Rolle (St. Annes School) 2013 - 2014 Early Bird Patches: Queens College St. John’s College Doris Johnson High Temple Christian High Kingsway Academy Nassau Christian Schools St. Annes High Aquinas College Jordan Prince Williams High Anatol Rodgers 2013 - 2014 District Awards
Roy Davis Most Outstanding Key
Club Award:
Jordan Prince Williams High School Michael Halkitis Most
Outstanding Key Club President
Award: Jade Bethel, St. Annes Edward Williams Most
Outstanding Kiwanis Advisor
Award:
Stephen Brennen, Cable Beach Melford Clarke Most Outstanding
Faculty Advisor Award: Neulessa Major, Abaco Community District Governor’s Award Jade Bethel , St. Annes High School
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Year Served Lieutenant Governor Club Governor
1965
Asa Pritchard Nassau Club Harry Ross 1966
A. Dene Meikle Nassau Club Clifford Wyman
1967
A. Dene Meikle Nassau Club Harvey Jay 1968
No record found
Laurent Girard
1969
Frank Treco Fort Montagu John Pratt 1969-1970 A. Leon McKinney Nassau Club Raymong Allen 1970-1971 Allen Duffield Nassau Club Robert Faulkner 1971-1972 Charles Lunn Jr. Fort Montagu O. Edwin Loberg 1972-1973 Clinton Moultrie Freeport Club Don Loiselle 1973-1974 Cleveland Eneas Nassau Club Hedley Ivany 1974-1975 Arthur Rolle Eleuthera Club Charles forsyth 1975-1976 Roy Davis Fort Montagu Allen Duffield 1976-1977 Duncan Rapier Cable Beach Club Dr. Kenneth Smith 1977-1978 Idris Reid Fort Montagu Jack Shivers 1978-1979 Sam Basden Freeport Club Clinton Whitfield 1979-1980 Vincent Lotmore Nassau Club Eric Wells 1980-1981 Giles Wells Cable Beach Club Dr. David Peters 1981-1982 Eugene Edwards Lucaya Club Keith McGruer 1982-1983 Alvin Rolle Cable Beach Club Thomas Haflord 1983-1984 Rev. Laemon Moss Georgetown Club Marc Lefebrve 1984-1985 Nesbitt Higgins Over-the-Hill Club Ross Muller 1985-1986 John Philpot Fort Montagu Maurice Maurin 1986-1987 Philip Stubbs Over-the-Hill Club Glen Bagnell 1987-1988 Bertram Knowles Over-the-Hill Club Allan Stewart 1988-1989 Rev. Dr. Hervis Bain Nassau Club Carlton Levy 1989-1990 Colin Cover Eight Mile Rock Eric Kingston 1990-1991 Stafford Coakley Fort Montagu Pierre LaLiberte 1991-1992 Marco Rolle Nassau AM Club Wally Kostur 1992-1993 James Bain Nassau Club Ted Sievert 1993-1994 Elijah Brice Over-the-Hill Club Rev. Dr. Hervis Bain * 1994-1995 Michael Stubbs Fort Montagu David Wilson 1995-1996 Stephen Strachan Cable Beach Club Godfrey Dyer 1996-1997 Freeman Thurston Lucaya Club John Fortin 1997-1998 L. Sandra Butler New Providence Club Jim Rowney 1998-1999 Roney Armbrister Nassau Club Ken Cotterill 1999-2000 Anthony Allens Over-the-Hill Club Elke McCumber 2000-2001 Joseph Curry Fort Montagu Trevor Dunn 2001-2002 U. Berthram Pinder Eight Mile Rock Milton Peach 2002-2003 Lambert D. Longley Nassau AM Club Bill Stuart 2003-2004 Edward Williams Fort Montagu Joanne Murray 2004-2005 Melford Clarke Cable Beach Club Dr. John Button 2005-2006 Henry A. Gibson Nassau AM Club Hazel Brandon 2006-2007 Ainsley O'Reilly Nassau Club Ed Kelley 2007-2008 Richard Sands Fort Montagu Charles F. (Chuck) McIlravey 2008-2009 Barry Wilmott Nassau AM Club Sheron Cameron-Dunn 2009-2010 Evan G. Dean Nassau AM Club Gary Levine 2010-2011 Ryan Antonio Nassau AM Club Paul Toussaint 2011-2012 Edwin Thompson Nassau AM Club Janet Atkinson 2012-2013 Sandra Munnings New Providence Club Peter Tudisco Notes: 1) Sir Asa Pritchard was appointed first Lieutenant Governor though the Division had not yet been created.
2) Division 22, Ontario/Quebec/Maritime District (OQM) was formed in 1969
3) District records show no Lieutenant Governor for the Bahamas (22), though Lieutenant Governor J. E. "Brim" Brimble of Jamaica was probably head of both Jamaica and the Bahamas in 1968.
Sunshine Division 22 Past Lieutenant Governors
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Title Name Home
Phone
Cell
Phone
Business
Phone
Address
Regional Trustee Longley,Lambert - 424-9841 394-9966
Immediate Past Regional Trustee
Dean, Evan - 424-6165 302-9250 [email protected]
Lieutenant Governor
King, Christine 361-6850 427-0701 394-2213 [email protected]
LGE Designate Whyte, Andrea 362-0956 557-3909 302-7776 [email protected]
Immediate Past Lieutenant Governor
Munnings, Sandra - 422-2360 364-5263 [email protected]
Administrative Secretary/Treasurer
Gibson, Henry 324-7278 424-2700 302-9250 [email protected]
Asst Administrative Secretary
Cunningham,
Sherese 364-7009 525-3188 364-0695 [email protected]
District
Administrator Clarke, Melford 324-3831 427-5430 - [email protected]
PLG Chair Thompson, Edwin 362-1498 376-7788 - [email protected]
DIVISION CHAIRS
Committee Name Home
Phone
Cell Phone Business
Phone
E-mail Address
Community Service /Projects
Kemp Garnell - 449-4646 --- [email protected]
Conventions Whyte Andrea 362-0956 557-3909 302-7776 [email protected]
Fundraising Johnson Anastacia 364-8536 427-6650 393-5500 [email protected]
Interclub Knowles Antonio - 455-0622 - [email protected]
Membership growth retention education
Antonio Ryan - 424-2926 - [email protected]
Roy Davis Kiwanis
Centre
Smith James 392-7132 357-7230 - [email protected]
Special Events Whyte Benjamin 454-1325 - [email protected]
Eliminate Pinder Asenath 324-4641 556-2334 326-3248 [email protected]
HIV/AIDS Ferguson Chandra - - - [email protected]
Kiwanis One Day King Christine 361-6580 427-0701 394-2213 [email protected]
Read around the
world
Rolle Irene - 376-7285 393-0512 [email protected]
PR/Visibility King Christine 361-6580 427-0701 394-2217 [email protected]
Kiwanis Clubs of the Bahamas
Leadership Directory
2013-2014
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HOME MOBILE WORK EMAIL ADDRESS Nassau Club K05698
President Farquharson,Wayne 395-0583 457-1131 [email protected]
Secretary Rolle, Bernadine 424-1721 [email protected]
Fort Montagu Club K05860
President Cunningham, Verenique
(Class President) 322-3966 427-5084 364-6266 [email protected]
Secretary Smith, Keisha 364-4524 424-4373 397-2124 [email protected] Cable Beach Club K06355
President Turnquest, Joan 601-6633 544-3292 323-6829 [email protected]
Secretary Knowles, Meyucah 322-1678 565-6551 325-4333 [email protected] Over the Hill Club K06122
President Adderley, Eric 364-1331 552-9989 394-2216 [email protected]
Secretary McNeil, James 357-7760 302-2762 [email protected] Eight Mile Rock Club K07385
President Lightbourne, Devon 602-1051 533-6370 350-3835 [email protected]
Secretary Fraser, John 375-2493
350-6700
xt2006 [email protected] Nassau AM Club K10276
President Francis, Wayne 327-0277 376-2021 377-65090
xt3228 [email protected]
Secretary McDonald, Constance 392-3252 457-0056 502-5200 [email protected]
New Providence Club K13426
President Lightbourn, Lorna 325-5653 434-0321 361-3922 [email protected]
Secretary
McKinney, Deborah 327-6688 359-3732 302-3950
South Eleuthera Club K06710
President Longley, Lucy 225-0828 428-8654 332-1248 [email protected]
Secretary Sands, Cassandra Freeport Club K06710
President Turnquest, Geron 727-9164
Secretary Sturrup, Erica 688-3077 727-1337 352-7606 [email protected]
SATELITTE CLUBS
EXUMA—NEW PROVIDENCE
President Rolle, Iva Lorraine 225-4646 636-2956 336-3035 [email protected]
Secretary Clarke, Tanica 554-5140 336-2667
CENTRAL ABACO – FORT MONTAGU
President Davis, Tony 434-5840
Secretary Major, Neulesa 225-3288 425-7797 [email protected]
