To NY via TX

We, Karen and I, are on our way back from the JCI Senate Winter Meeting (plus 5 day vacation) in SanAntonio where the New York delegation … Darryl #26113 (and Della), Roxie #57298, Karen #52860 (Cave),Perk #60785, and Myself (with my Karen) … braved the elements --- 65 to 70 degree temps, sunny skies, norain and low humidity [ hey, someone had to do it!!! ] --- to both represent New York and to promote our hostingof the 33rd Annual JCI Senate National Convention on Grand Island in June.

[Aside, I have to tell you, I think San Antonio is one of the best (US) places I've ever vacationed, and that'safter only one visit. Beautiful city, friendly people, safe, clean, lots to do Riverwalk is really something elseand plenty within an easy hour drive of the city ... LBJ Ranch, Underground Caverns, Texas Wine Country(yes! There really is a Texas Wine Country), and more. Mix all that with great restaurants, an authentic EnglishPup, and couple of micro-brew pubs, and professional basketball (went to see my first professional b-ball game… Spurs v Sacramento Kings), and you've got a really great place to visit. If you haven't been yet, you shouldplan on it.]

Following in last year's footsteps, and Roxanne's outstanding accomplishments, we continue to activelyparticipate in supporting our Jaycees at convention by running and judging ID competitions (two down and oneto go for this administration), attending our own Quarterly Friday Night Hospitality (35 plus at both the Octoberand January events), and, best of all, Returning the Favor.

To this last point, I am returning from San Antonio with two plaques presented to us by US JCI President JoeA. Sousa. The first is for our Senators, with Bill Bates #40296 in particular leading the way, for theiroutstanding support of the Johnson City Jaycees Field Days in September, recognized as THEOUTSTANDING JCI SENATE RETURN THE FAVOR PROJECT in the country for the Second Quarter, andthe second, also not to be taken lightly, is recognition to all of you, the New York State JCI Senate, as theOUTSTANDING JCI SENATE STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION “RETURNING THE FAVOR” for the SecondQuarter. The programming included efforts in Johnson City, Syracuse, Saratoga Springs, and Ken-Ton, withand for the statewide Jaycee organization in convention as mentioned above, and an “International” effort insupport of Amerada with the Connecticut Jaycees. HOLY WOW!

Congratulations to all of you for the outstanding effort, thank you for the continued effort, and a special thankyou to our Return the Favor Chairs Terri Rozelle, #63913 and Bill Bates, #40296 for encouraging us to bothparticipate and record the fruits of that participation.

Ron M. 41st of NY

41 Talks About 33

No set of Presidential comments this latein the year would be complete without apromo for the upcoming 33rd US JCISenate National Convention in GrandIsland (Niagara Falls) on June 19-23.

Your committee has recently expandedto about 15 with the addition of a team toput together a Convention Program Bookfor the week, and a team trying toorganize a micro-brew beer tasting eventintegrated with a New York Wine Tastingplanned for Monday night of convention,and more people volunteering every dayto help bartend, or serve meals, orarrange tours, or what have you.

And I honestly can't say enough aboutthe commitment, dedication, effort, timeand energy of many of your fellowSenators working to make this thinghappen, and surely not intending to slightanyone, but I would be terribly remiss if Ididn't single out National Co-ChairsDarryl Jones, NYSJCI#26113, and KarenCave, NYSJCI#52860, ConventionTreasurer and Registration ChairRoxanne Astry, NYSJCI#57298, and our“Meals on Wheels” coordinator ChrisNunn, NYSJCI#60786, for their particularefforts. If it could ever be said thatsomething couldn't be done without theorganized efforts of only 4 people, this isthe group that stands tall, shoots straight,and makes it happen. A special“PRESIDENTIAL THANKS” to all.

So, whether you're coming from ErieCounty, or the Big Apple, or any one ofour 50 wonderful JCI Senate States, weare promising a great event, a huge weekof fun, food, drink and fraternity (all foronly $100, or $15 a day for transienthospitality), and the sights and sounds ofnearby Niagara Falls, still one of the

Seven Wonders of the Modern World.Hope to see you all, or is it “all y'all”, thereand havin' a ball.

RJM 41

On Behalf Of

Fellow NY Senators, as you are all awareby now, the NY JCI Senate is hosting the33rd National Convention of the US JCISenate on Grand Island (Niagara Falls) onJune 19 thru 23. Coincident with that, theConvention Committee is publishing thetraditional Convention Program Book, andsoliciting advertisers and patrons to help(1) offset the cost of the book, (2) providesome front money for conduct of theconvention, and (3) if financially viable, rolladditional monies through the Senateorganization back to support NYS Jayceeprogramming be it Return The Favor(RTF), Assistance To Membership (ATM),or direct financial support of programs likeONY and OYNY.

Much of our soliciting has been directedtoward business and commercial in theGrand Island and Niagara Falls areas, butas you all know we have sent a solicitationto New York Senators for the opportunityto support the effort. Elsewhere in thisnewsletter is a copy of the Program BookReservation Form. Those of you who areable, are encouraged to become Patronsat one of the three levels. Those of uswho own or manage businesses arelikewise encouraged to consider one of the4 or 5 levels of advertising available.

On behalf of all the members of the NewYork JCI Senate organization, and theNew York State Jaycees, we appreciateyour continued support.

Ron McMahon, #29157, President #41,Senators Meet in Batavia

The New York State JCI Senate held its quarterlymeeting on January 14 in Batavia. It was greatto see a lot of Western New York Senators, as wellas those who traveled from around the state

We discussed the upcoming national Senateconvention, heard reports from officers andconducted Senate business. Those in attendanceincluded Ron McMahon #29157, Chris Nunn#60786, Bob Cairns #59815, Kim Cairns #62807,Ron Weiler #28613, Sue Weiler (Guest),Doug White #32834, "Smitty" Smith #05566, GeorgeBeckinghausen #23863, Dave Suckow#18334, Roxanne Astry #57298, Perk Newell#60785, Kirk Downing #09495, Bob Tramp#25754, Ray Franchell #03173, Rich Peckey#19562, Dennis Gallagher #54217, Rita Gallagher(Guest), Laura Gaglione #49744, Jim Steinborn#25743, Paula Testrake #58815, DougSandburg #21351, Eric Kirch #59869, Bill Nardone#57351, Ron Napierkowski #32469, DenaCurran #63915, Bill Dougherty #02924, Terri Rozelle#63913 and Jim Sutton #20204.

Twenty-seven Senators signed in, but PresidentRon McMahon counted 34 at the meeting.• Man Mile was won by Bob & Kim Cairns fromDeLancey (229 miles).• Man Power was won by Kenmore-Tonawandawith 7 Senators present.• Elder Statesman was Bill Dougherty #02924 fromBatavia.• Highest Senate number belonged to Dena Curran#63915.We enjoyed our third successive conventionhospitality with more than 30 Senators inattendance.Senators present donated $254 to offset the cost ofrefreshments, which was $355. Thank you!

Bob C. as copied by RJM

2004-2005

Senators,Jim Sutton #20204Jim Steinborn;Senator #25743

Senators JamieCuran and DenaCurran #63915

Senators:Jim Bradfieldand Bill Bates

Senator RonWeiler #28613

Senator Ron "Napper"Napierkowski 32469

HOSPITALITY ISN'T WHAT IT APPEARS TO BE

At our January meeting in Batavia, Past Senate President George Beckinghausen JCI#23863 raised an issuethat should be of concern to all, and rightfully deserves attention in these pages. In the Treasurers report, itwas recorded that the expense account for HOSPITALITY for the 6 months ending December 31 was well intothe $900 to $1000 range, and noted by George that perhaps some Senators might find that somewhatexcessive.

Kudos to George, for at face value that indeed would appear to be the case. But, when you peel back thatonion, you find that, in addition to the Friday night “food and drink” hospitality we normally think of (for both theSummer get-together in White Plains and the fall meeting in Albany), this account also captures the“hospitality” extended by the NYS JCI Senate to our visiting National Vice President in Albany (in excess of$300), includes the cost of the Hospitality Room itself (facilities are no longer provided free of charge by theNYS Jaycees), and does not include the offsetting “income” of donations by the attending Senators from bothevents (around $400).

The whole purpose of this article is to assure you that your dues monies are not being squandered on lavishweekend long parties at exotic venues. While we have actually “spent” between $100 and $200 on Fridaynight hospitality so far this year, we have done so with the benefit of rebuilding the traveling bar while adjustingto the new cost structure that includes the cost of the room. And, in response, as of the January meeting, wehave raised the suggested hospitality donation to $10 per Senator to better recover the sum of monies beingspent. [And for those of you who have not yet had the opportunity, we throw one hell of a party for 10 bucks.]

Please rest assured that it is the intention of this, and every, administration that the Friday Night Hospitality bea self-supporting event. And, while we may not achieve that goal in every case, we will keep trying.

Ron, The 41st

April 15 Isn't Just Tax Day Anymore

At least not this April 15.

On this April 15 the New York State JCI Senate willbe meeting in consort, electing and selecting newofficers (and gentlemen? or ladies?) to be ourleadership for the coming year. And, while this mayappear a daunting task to some, it really isn't all thatbad.

To be “elected” are the position of President, each ofthe 4 Area Vice Presidents, and Secretary.Immediately following the elections, it is customaryfor the President to appoint a Treasurer, subject tothe approval of the body, and such otherappointments as he or she shall see fit.

Per the By-Laws, any and all interested candidateswere to identify themselves to me 60 days inadvance of the (April 15) meeting. As that date haspassed, all positions are now open to nominationfrom the floor of the meeting at the time of theelection. And, as the By-Laws are silent onabsentee candidates, anyone wishing to serve in anelected (or appointed) capacity for the 2005-2006year but unable to attend the election should identifythemselves to me as soon as possible and I will

arrange the appropriate nomination from the floor.

If anyone has questions about any of the positions,please feel free to contact me.

Ron McMahon, #41 (and not #42)

President Ron accepts Return the FavorAward at San Antonio from Chairman RobWeily and President Joe Souza

There Is A Motion On The Floor!!!

Moved: That the New York State JCI Senate shallhold a special hospitality event on Saturday night,June 18th, starting at about 6:00 PM. Event to beheld at the Holiday Inn Grand Island Resort andConvention Center, 100 Whitehaven Road, GrandIsland, NY.

Discussion: Now, some of you may have noticedthat the date is very coincidental with the beginningof the US JCI National Convention. That's not anaccident. There is an open hospitality event alreadyplanned and scheduled at that time as a conventionevent. And since we are hosting, we're going toopen the Saturday night hospitality to all NYS JCISenators for the same $15 that everyone else isbeing charged. The $15 charge will include aplanned menu of Beef on Weck and Buffalo Wings(what a coincidence that these two items shouldappear on a menu in Erie County) and all the liquidrefreshment that one can enjoy. And, there is afairly substantial rumor that President Ron isprepared to waive the fee for those Senators thatmight be able to either show up early (as early asnoon) or stay late (as late as 1:00 AM) to help (inthree hour blocks) the Senate Conventioncommittee. Among needed assistance will betending bar, some physical facility set up, tendingbar, working registration for the event, tending bar,preparing the hospitality room for the meal, tendingbar, helping to serve the meal, and tending bar.Anyone ready, willing and able to help is asked tocontact President Ron to be sure you get into thework schedule to qualify for your $15 credit.Senators intending to attend the hospitality eventonly need to show up.

Carried by Acclamation: RespectfullySubmitted: RJM (41), 2/27/05 9:56 PM

PART OF SENATE MEETINGS IS SHARINGGOOD TIMES AND LAUGHS WITH FELLOWSENATORS. THE FOLLOWING AREPICTURES FROM THE BATAVIA MEETING.

SENATE MEETING IN BATAVIA

Bill NardoneandDave Stern

Laura GaglioneandSandy Weiler

Perk Newell,Kim Stanton, Rox Astry

Dave Stern, Bob Cairns and Perk Newell

TWO NEW SENATORSHIPS WERE GIVENOUT AT THE BATAVIA MEETING.IRONICALLY, THEY WERE BOTH GIVENOUT TO TWO PAST JAYCEES FROMBATAVIA.

ED JONES WAS HONORED AT THELUNCHEON WITH A SENATORSHIPPRESENTED BY TIM GRAHAM. BOTH OFTHESE JAYCESS WERE VERY ACTIVE INTHE BATAVIA AREA AND IN THE STATEORGANIZATION IN THE 80'S AND 90'S.

THE NEW YORK STATE SENATE IS VERYPLEASED TO HAVE THEM JOIN THE RANKS.

WELCOME NEWEST SENATORS

THE RICHARD VANDERMARK MEMORIALSENATORHSIP IS GIVEN OUT ANNUALLYTO A JAYCEE WHO WAS OVER LOOKEDDURING HIS OR HER JAYCEE CAREER. THE2003-2004 RECIPEINT WAS GIVEN OUT LATEBECAUSE IT WAS DIFFICULT GETTINGHIM THERE BEFORE THIS MEETING. ITIS USUALLY GIVEN OUT AT THE YEAREND SENATE CONVENTION. HOWEVER,LAST YEAR THIS RECIPIENT BECAME ANEW FATHER AND WAS UNABLE TOATTEND THE MEETING.

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, ROXANNEASTRY #57298 PRESENTED TIM GRAHAMWITH THE VANDERMARK MEMORIALSENATORSHIP WITH THE ASSISTANCE OFBATAVIA JAYCEES, JEFF HYATT AND DANMCCOMB. HUMOROUS STORIES WERETOLD BEFORE TIM ACCEPTED THISHONOR.

HELLO FELLOW SENATORS,

ITWOULD SEEM THAT I WOULD BE LESS BUSY THIS YEAR AS CHAIRMAN

OF THE BOARD, BUT IT SEEMS THAT THE NATIONAL CONVENTION 2005 AND

THE NEWSLETTER UTILIZES SOME OF MY TIME. I AM NOT COMPLAINING

THOUGH, I LOVE TO BE BUSY.

THE COMMITTEE FOR THE CONVENTION HAS BEEN VERY BUSY PLANNING

AND TRAVELLING AROUND THE COUNTRY TO PROMOTE THE CONVENTION IN

GRAND ISLAND. DARRYL JONES RUNS THEMEETINGS VIA CONFERENCE CALL

WITH THE REST OF THE COMMITTEE. THIS DOES SAVE TIME NOT HAVING TO

TRAVEL TO A CENTRAL LOCATION ON AMONTHLY BASIS. THIS CONVENTION

IS MORE THAN A NEW YORK EFFORT. MANY OF OUR FRIENDS IN REGION I, II

AND III ARE ASSISTING US WITH HOSPITALITY AND HOSTINGMEALS. WE

REALLY APPRECIATE THEIR HELP AND ENTHUSIASM.

ANOTHER UNDERTAKING IS THE PROGRAM BOOK. YOU SHOULD HAVE

RECEIVED A LETTER AND APPLICATION FORM FOR THE BOOK AND HAVE

YOUR NAME OR BUSINESS LISTED IN IT. PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING

THIS.

THE CONVENTION IN SAN ANTONIOWAS FANTASTIC. THEWEATHERWAS

NICE AND THE RIVERWALKWAS REALLY COOL. SOME OF US WENT TO THE

ALAMO AND TOOK IN THE SIGHTS AND SHOPS ON THE RIVERWALK. I GOT TO

VISIT WITH MY UNCLEWHO LIVES THERE AND HE TOOK PERK, KAREN AND

ME OUT TO LUNCH AND SHOWED US AROUND. THANK YOU UNCLE RALPH.

KAREN, PERK AND I WILL BE TRAVELING TO COLUMBUS OHIO ON MARCH

11TH AND 12TH TO THE SPRING FLING TO PROMOTE THE GRAND ISLAND

CONVENTION. THEY USUALLY HAVE A LARGE TURN OUT AND ARE

CONFIDENT THAT MANYWILL SIGN UP TO COME TO NEW YORK. CONRAD

MELKUS FROM CONN. AND KAREN KOPP FROM KENTUCKY HELPED PROMOTE

THE CONVENTION AT GATLINBURG AND JOE AND CAMILLE SMITH HAVE BEEN

PROMOTING IT OUTWEST IN THEIR TRAVELS. WE REALLY APPRECIATE

EVERYONES HELP.

DARRYL IS GOING TO LAS VEGAS IN APRIL TO PROMOTE THEMEETING.

ROXANNE ASTRY #57298

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

SENATE HOSPITALITY April 15

Don't forget and/or miss the upcomingSenate Hospitality Room, and SpringMeeting, on Friday night, April 15, to beheld in conjunction with the NYS Jaycee2005 Outstanding Young New YorkerConvention at the Holiday Inn inMiddletown, just off I84. I'm hoping tosee a number of our old friends fromOrange and Rockland Counties(Middletown, Warwick, Montgomery,Walden, Newburg, et.al.) as well as fromacross the bridge in Westchester andDutchess Counties, and NYC.

HOSPITALITY WILL BEGIN AT 7:00WITH THE MEETING TO FOLLOW AT9:00.

If you're planning on attending more thanjust the Senate events, you'll need toregister for specific weekend events, justlike the rest of us common folk. Theregistration form is located elsewhere inthis newsletter or on the NYS JCI Senatewebsite http://www.newyorkjcisenate.org/

You can also reserve your room at theJaycee rate of $85/night by calling thehotel at 1-845-343-1474 by April 1. Besure to identify yourself as being with theJaycee (Junior Chamber) Convention.

REMEMBER THE ALAMO

PERK AND ROX WITH FRIENDS

THE OLD GROUP WAITING........

Karen and Darryl meet with Pres. Souza and AVPEd Hart at San Antonio.

Some of you might know Senator #32834Doug White from Orchard Park. I met him inthe summer of 2003 at the Summer meeting.At that time he said he was writing a bookand wondered if I might allow him to put anarticle in our newsletter. I was more thanhappy to oblige and an article appeared in theJune 2004 Orator.

Doug is a cross-country truck driver and apast teacher. I purchased Doug's books at theBatavia meeting and I am happy to say thathe even autographed them for me. I thinksome day they may be worth something. I aman advid reader and usually choose mysteryand suspense novels. I was not disappointedin the least when I read "The Load" and "TheEdidorial" written by Doug. I found my selftotally engrossed in the books and foundthem to be suspenseful and heart warming. Ifound my self laughing out loud and cryingat times. It is easily to become attached tothe little boy Peter Stevenson and his friendJake Winters.

I highly recommend reading his books ifyou like to read and I can't wait to read histhird book "The Funeral" coming out soon.

Contact Doug at 1-800-355-0802-12 bye-mail at Doug@Grubpublishing.com.

Roxanne Astry #57298COB

HELP WANTED: LOOKING FOR PERSONWITH PEOPLE SKILLS, EXCELLENTCOMMUNICATION SKILLS, HARDWORKING,LIKES TO MEET NEW PEOPLE. MUST BE AJAYCEE OR SENATOR WHO IS WILLING TOHELP OUT AT REGISTRATION IN GRANDISLAND.SEND RESUME TO: rastry@optonline.net

LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN ORWOMEN TO HOLD OFFICE IN THIS GREATORGANIATION. ELECTIONS WILL BE HELDON APRIL 15TH IN MIDDLETOWN. CONTACTPRESIDENT RON OR CHAIRMAN OF THEBOARD ROXANNE IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

SPRING FLING-COLUMBUS OHIO ON MARCH11-13TH.

REGION 2&3 MEETING, HAGGERSTOWN,MD,APRIL 1-3RD

REGION 6&8 DES MONES, ARPIL 8-10TH

NEW YORK JAYCEE/SENATE CONVENTIONIN MIDDLETOWN, APRIL 15-16TH

REGION 4, SOUTH CAROLINA BEACH BASHIN MYRTLE BEACH, APRIL 15-17TH

REGION 9 MEETING, OREGON, APRIL 22-24

REGION 10, LAS VEGAS, APRIL 29-MAY 1

CANADA JCI SENATE ANNUAL MEETING INCALGARY, MAY 20-22ND.

US JCI SENATE 33RD NATIONALCONVENTION IN GRAND ISLAND JUNE 19-23RD.

BOSTON 2005 IN BRAINTREE, MA.SEPTEMBER 15-18TH.

Senator and writer Doug White with Rox

Dear Senators,I'd like to tell you a little bit about myself. I was born

in Norwich, NY. I was pretty much raised in Rome, N.Y.I have met a lot of people in my travels. I went to schoolin Cortland and then joined the army. After I got out ofthe service I returned to Norwich, N.Y. and worked therefor about 2 years. I then moved to North Carolina withmy mom, sister and her boyfriend and worked at MemorialHospital in the x-ray department.While in North Carolina my sister told me about a club

that her boyfriend belonged to and wanted me to go. Yes,it was the Southern Pine Jaycees. Not knowing what toexpect I went to find out what it was all about. I went tothe meeting, the dinner was free, and they told me aboutthese great projects they were running. I became a memberthat night and was sworn in. My first project wasparking cars for a golf tournament at Pine Hurst golfcourse. I worked at the Haunted House in October beforemoving back to New York to go to college in Utica.I stayed in Utica and got married and joined the Utica

Jaycees in 1979. Since then I have met several people new,old and young move up in line in their jobs and as Jaycees.I have received many awards over the years due to my

efforts and hard work. I would like to thank the membersof this organization that they thought I was worthy ofthese awards. Most of all thank you for being a part ofmy family.Sincerely,William J. Bates

RETURN THE FAVORHi Friends! Now it's a new year and it is prettymuch the same as the old one. I'm sure thereare Senators out there that have been workingon projects for the Jaycees. I need you to fillout an application so you could be recognized.I can't send anything to National if I don't get theforms from you. The application will explaineverything. The application will be in thenewsletter. I will also submit a letter to theJaycees as well. Thanks for all the people thatsubmitted last year.

JCFANHi there once again. The candy bar project isgoing slow. The weather is not great but I'm stilltrying to figure out another way of getting fundsfor JCFAN.Thank you.

HEART RUN & WALK FOR THE HEARTASSOCIATIONI'd like to take time to thank everybody for theirpersonal donations for this great cause. It isstill not to late to send your sponsor fee in.Thank you very much for your support.

Sincerely,William J. BatesProgram Manager for Return the Favor andJCFAN

THE JAYCEE CREEDThat faith in God gives meaning andpurpose to human life;That the brotherhood of man transcendsthe sovereignty of nations;That economic justice can best be won byfree men through free enterpriseThat government should be of laws ratherthan men;That earth's great treasure lies in humanpersonality;And, that service to humanity is the bestwork of life.

Return the Favor Entry Nomination Form

New York States JCI Senate

2004-2005

Name of Nominator(Jaycee chapter or Senator)_______________________________

Senator's name:_______________________________State Organization__________

Senate #____________Jaycee Age_______Yes______No_____Date_______________

Address________________________________________________________________

City_________________________State____________________Zip _______________

Phone#____________________________E-mail_______________________________

Name of Project or Activity_______________________________________________

Activity:Local_________State_________National________International________

Brief Description of Senator's assistance or help

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

________________

Hours worked______________round to the nearest hour

(Attach letter of recommendation on Chapter Stationary if appropriate)

(Attach letter of recommendation on State Senate Stationary if appropriate)

(Repeat for each activity as many times as appropriate)

Submit Nominations to:

William Bates

RTF Chairman

USJCI Senate 2004-2005

615 Saratoga Street Apt 2

Utica, NY 13502

Or email: bill_rocks2003@yahoo.com

Questions please call: 315-797-4099

NYS JCI Senate Meeting

Friday, January 14, 2005

Batavia, New York

The meeting was called to order by the 35th President, Ron McMahon #29157, at 9:05 p.m. President Ron called upon Chris Nunn # 60786, Chaplain, to lead the organization in an invocation. The President then called upon the Parliamentarian, Eric Kirch #59869, to lead the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Introductions were lead by President McMahon and then went around the room.

M/M/S/C – Testrake/Gaglione – Approval of agenda.

Appointments/Resignations/Vacancies – No reports.

Secretary’s Report & Comments – Judy Winnert absent. M/M/S/C – Testrake/Astry – To approve minutes of last meeting in October, 2004, which were published in the December newsletter.

Treasurer’s Report & Comments – Darryl Jones absent M/M – Downing/Sandburg to approve treasurer’s report – Discussion – regarding the last published treasurer’s report in the newsletter. Switched bridging budget which reflects new budget of two weeks ago. More discussion regarding income, contributions regarding hospitality room for senators which should self-sustain itself. President McMahon explained that Treasurer Jones could explain the report if he were present, however, in the light of his absence, he could not. Questions were raised regarding expenses previously published in the newsletter, suggestions were made, more discussion, etc.

Past President’s Report – Roxanne Astry was present and had nothing new to report. She wasn’t able to make it to New Orlean’s to promote the national convention (due to the hurricane weather) however – was looking forward to the Texas visitation and encouraging everyone to attend our hosted convention.

Vice Presidents Reports:

D. Doyle - Absent

G. Davis – Absent

B . Cairns – Nothing new in Region Central to report.

P. Testrake – Nothing new in Region West to report, however she is looking into putting something together with Ron Wieler for St. Patrick’s Day.

Functional & Program Manager Reports and CommentsChaplain – Chris Nunn – Please inform him should any family illness arise, etc., he is also looking for good news to report…Dennis Gallagher was kind enough to bring a card for everyone to sign tonight for Lois Kepple who is ill and in hospice.

Parliamentarian – Eric Kirch – Nothing new to report.

Convention ’05 Co-Chairwoman – Karen Cave & Co-Chairman – Darryl Jones – Both Absent

Return the Favor (East) & FAN – Bill Bates – Has been busy raising funds selling candy bars. Any ideas are very welcomed regarding fundraising. Please contact him.

Return the Favor (West) – Terry Rozelle – Nine submissions received. Please complete the paperwork and submit properly.

ATM Program Manager/Malkinski Golf – Ron Napierkowski – Assistance has been given to Jaycee membership and growth for extensions, and $100 was given out last month for growth and extension! There is a long term processing for money through the Jaycee Foundation regarding the Malkinski Golf Tournament in Stan Malkinski’s memory.

Orator Newsletter Editor – Roxanne Astry – The next newsletter will be out in February, 2005. If you would like to submit an article, please submit to Roxanne a/s/a/p. Last year we received an award for the best newsletter in the U.S.! Roxanne was the Senate President at the time and she published her own newsletter! President Ron did KUDOS to Roxanne who was also recognized as one of the OUTSTANDING JCI SENATORS IN THE US! (WELL DESERVED)

Items of Interest:

M/M - B. Cairns – To separate the Senate April meeting from the NY Jaycees April Convention meeting to a more central location (like Syracuse, NY). President, McMahon moved this item of business to be discussed under “business issues” according to the agenda. Motion died for lack of a second.

Business Issues/Discussion/Motions

US JCI 2005 Annual Meeting Status – Committee Report w/Action Items as Necessary: Neither co-chair is present to give a formal report. Some committee members are present. Discussion. Roxanne Astry reported that at this time there are 50 registrations formally received. The Convention Committee is currently very active in promoting the national convention. Registrations can now be taken on-line. Discussion regarding a loan of $5,000 from the Senate to the Convention Committee for this National Convention. Explainations and status of the loan were given. Darryl, treasurer, was to address tonight, however, cannot because he is not present. At the last meeting, the

Senate authorized $5,000 of the life membership account to be placed into the seed money account for the national convention account. Currently, the national convention account has no money, however, it will reimburse us for all money loaned. The convention account is an interest bearing account and all monies borrowed will be returned to the senate, with interest, on the investment.

Nominations for the 2005 Vandermark

The Senate is currently accepting nominations for the 2005 Vandermark award recipient. This award is usually given out in April at the New York State Jaycee Convention. Senator Cairns announced that as the chair will accept written nominations tonight, we should delay presentation time form April in Long Island, New York, to a future date and time when more Senators could be in attendance for this prestigious event.

M/M/S – Cairns/Sutton – To have the April Senators meeting in Syracuse (instead of Long Island) – Much discussion regarding the senators breaking away from the Jaycees and how troublesome it could be to both organizations. Cairns brought up the fact that it will be the election year time for the senate and it would be a good idea to have as many senators present as possible for our election.

Cains/Sutton – Withdraw original motion

M/M/S/C – Cairns/Kirch – To empower the Executive Committee to move the April Meeting of the Senators. Much discussion.

M/M/S/C – Testrake/Rozelle – To move the presentation of the Vandermark from April to October. Discussion. Kirsch suggested that we might want to have it in July to encourage attendance at the Malkinski golf tournament. Cairns suggested that the October meeting would have a greater attendance from the Jaycees. Napierkowski stated that the Senate should discuss this matter with the NYS Jaycees to make sure there is enough time on the October meeting agenda. One abstention.

M/M/S/C – Testrake/Cairns to adjourn the meeting. President McMahon adjourned the meeting at 10:25 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted, Laura Gaglione, JCI # 49744 (Acting) Recording Secretary

UNITED STATES JCI SENATE 33

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New York JCI Senate Financial Activity Detail 1/14/05

General Fund Balance 10/15/04 $701.20 Dues Income $680.00 Dues Expense - US JCI Senate ($280.00) Xfer from Life Membership $350.00 Hospitality Income $170.00 Hospitality Expense ($680.29) Internet Fee- Cairnes ($250.00) National Meeting Registration - Astry ($100.00) White Plains Registration - McMahon ($70.00) NVP Registration ($55.00)

---------------General Fund 1/14/05 $465.91

ATM Program Balance 10/15/04 $675.00

---------------ATM Balance 1/14/05 $675.00

Life Membership Cash Balance 10/15/04 $8,030.00 Life Membership Robert Cairns $250.00 Life Membership Roxanne Astry $199.00 Life Membership Willard Schulties $250.00 Loan to convention Committee ($5,000.00) 2005 Life dues to General Fund ($350.00)

----------------$3,379.00

CD Balance $9,370.68----------------

Life Membership Balance 10/15/04 $12,749.68

New York JCI Senate Summary Budget Currnet Acutal vs Projected

tual ectedDESCRIPTION Income Expense Income ExpenseGeneral Fund Starting Balance 10/16/04 $701.20 $0.00 $2,701.20 $99.00National Dues Regular Membership $1,240.00 $280.00 $2,900.00 $725.00National Dues Life Members $5,375.00 $0.00 $350.00 $350.00Communications (Mailings + Internet) $0.00 $250.00 $0.00 $642.00Vandermark Award $0.00 $54.50 $0.00 $350.00Newsletter Postage $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $350.00Newsletter Printing $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00Meeting Hospitality $170.00 $680.29 $200.00 $900.00Senate Meeting Registration $0.00 $225.00 $0.00 $480.00National Guests $0.00 $55.00 $0.00 $300.00Travel Fundraiser $0.00 $300.00 $1,700.00 $500.00President's Travel $0.00 $228.40 $0.00 $500.00President's Discretionary $0.00 $0.00 $556.06 $300.00Senate Scholarships $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $200.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------General Fund Balance $7,486.20 $2,073.19 $8,407.26 $5,696.00

General Fund $7,486.20 $2,073.19 $8,407.26 $5,696.00Jaycee Assistance Program $675.00 $0.00 $400.00 $500.00Life Membership $18,099.68 $5,350.00 $5,600.00 $5,000.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------$26,260.88 $7,423.19 $14,407.26 $11,196.00

Silent Senators

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #AGETT LARRY J. 21352 GOLDSTEIN HERBERT L. 05957ALMEIDA JOSEPH J. 30809 GOODMAN GEORGE 06907ALWARDT HAROLD D. 11276 GORDON DAIVD L. 06857ANDERSON ROGER C. 06017 GRIFFITHS WILLIAM J. 02617ARONOWITZ LEWIS 02072 HAAS KENNETH F. 20653BACON JR. FREDERICK E. 06793 HANSEN DENNIS D. 27123BALL RICHARD F. 04009 HARRIS JOSEPH 05043BELLA ERNESTO M. 43439 HELDWEIN WARREN M. 27184BLUNT FULLER S. 3535 JEFFREY LOUIS P. 04203BOWHERS VINCENT C. 00727 JOY JOHN E. 06860BOWMAN RICHARD W. 18459 KAUFMANN MURRAY 4259BRILL JOSEPH N. 11072 KEEHN RICHARD H. 02970BROWN DONALD H. 11002 KENYON HARRY S. 28842BURCH NORMAN S. 02380 KIMBLE DONALD H. 12570CALLAN BRENDAN F. 24250 KURTZ GERALD W. 12220CAPUTO JOHN R. 16800 LAUCHERT JOHN J. 07975CARLSON ROBERT H. 04410 LAW LINWOOD B. 04987CASEY JOSEPH K. 10679 LAYNO CHARLES 02432CERIO JR. MICHAEL H. 10919 LEE JR. DEWITT 18098CHAMBERLAIN GRAHAM 04098 LEONE F. JOSEPH 00982CHASE GLENDON H. 20258 LESINSKI PAUL E. 08113CHILDS PETER 17655 LEVEA MARSHALL E. 09955CHIN IRVING S.K. 05591 LINDSAY GERALD A. 00015CHRIST LARRY 03550 MAJESKI MICHAEL 37488CONAWAY JAMES L. 17321 MALKINSKI STANLEY 29167CONDON ROBERT E. 23708 MARTIN ROSS L. 13661COOK VINCENT A. 07637 McAULIFF DENNIS S. 21637COSTELLO THOMAS J. 02969 McDERMOTT WILLIAM J. 17544CRISTELLI PHILLIP V. 10113 McLEOD ROB ROY 18502DAY BERNARD P. 00507 McLEOD THOMAS W. 12580DEAN JR. WILLIAM C. 04330 MILLETT JOHN F. 04825DEE THEODORE S. 02017 MOONEY EDWARD T. 03006DOOLEY THOMAS A. 02018 MOORE HAROLD A. 05732DORN ROBERT C. 04291 MOSHER PETER D. 04929DOUGLAS CHARLES P. 05033 NEWELL RICK A. 39898DOYLE LARRY C.A. 06872 PANG DAN WAY 10007DUMAS ROBERT L. 05731 PASCUCCI EDWARD R. 17118EISENHART JR. BENNETT W 04328 PRIDDLE ROBERT B. 31774ELSEMORE HERBERT J. 27212 RAMSDELL WILLIAM S. 07264EXTON JR. WILLIAM 09056 RAYMONDA JAMES E. 06688FAREY DALE R. 04933 REED A. BURTON 12486FARNAN JR. JOHN T. 01842 ROSENGREN COL. ROSWELL 02231FOOTE DONALD F. 37295 ROYLE WILLIAM F. 05095FORGETTE JR. CHARLES E. 11254 SALASNY STEPHEN J. 01076GALBREATH SR. DONALD B. 27167 SCHROEDER, JR. JOHN H. 30423GANTLEY WILLIAM E. 06921 SCOTT JACK D. 00659GERTIS GERALD T. 11336 SHAFFER JOHN E. 00730

Silent Senators Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #SHAFFER LINDA A. 43178 VANDERMARK RICHARD 23819SHAVER ROGER W. 07520 WADE ALTON C. 10298SIMMONS GEORGE R. 02354 WAITE RONALD 51235STILLWAGON DONALD F. 02567 WAND WILLIAM 13051STONE EDWARD A. 03927 WEYAND KENNETH J. 28843SUGAR RICHARD 22260 WILLIAMS HERBERT J. 06405THATCHER JR. KENELM R. 08274 WILLIAMS III DONALD A. 06781THOMPSON DOUGLAS 34886 WINNERT JOSEPH 43090TOWNSEND DAVID R. 13343 WRIGHT E. WARD 00425TYLER GEORGE 03024

Life Members

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #ANDERSON MIKE 58537 KNIGHT ROBERT P. 23106ANTALEK FRANK W. 08611 KRANZ DONALD E. 12634ARTECHE JESSE 63331 LAUTERBACH Harold R. 06923ASTRY ROXANNE 57298 LEE HYEONG-NO 52520BAER RICHARD C. 17649 LULLO MICHAEL 49868BARNEY, SR BRUCE H. 18985 MAINES JACK O. 29029BATTAGLIA PAUL J. 38303 MARTINSEN ROBERT H. 08181CAIRNS ROBERT 59815 MASTEN FRANK 22067CASTILLO-CAMACHO CLEMENCE 46807 McMAHON RONALD J. 29157CLEVER DR. LARRY A. 23934 MORGAN HERBERT S. 19264CRISTIANO JOSEPH P. 06378 MOYSEY STANLEY 25210CROW ANDREW W. 38514 MUHLFELD HANS P. 24036CYGANOVICH LAWRENCE 36941 Nardone Bill 57351DAVIS, JR. H. M. 04065 NEWELL PRICILLA 60785DeLISIO PAUL L. 11251 NIEMI DUANE C. 36617DEPEW DOUGLAS M. 23259 NUNN CHRISTOPHER 60786DERBY PAT PHILLIPS MYRON 06313DesGROSEILLIERS ROY R. 29166 SCHULTHEIS WILLARD F. 30269DUNN VINCENT A. 14368 SESSLER LaVERNE 14459ESTRADA SERGIO 31166 SHAFFER JANE M. 60606EVANS JOHN 53809 SHISLER ANNMARIE 46166FAIRHURST DAVID 31326 SHISLER MARK D. 42592FARRIS JR. JOHN T. 16251 SLINGERLAND ALAN G. 21140FERNANDEZ TEOFILO 52493 STALEY, Jr. HOMER K. 25172FITCH FRANKLIN H. 05868 SUTTELL NORMAN K. 20267GREENFIELD RONALD W. 37863 SUTTON JAMES G. 20204GREENQUIST JOHN R. 20004 SUZADAIL JOSEPH A. 36770GUMBRECHT KIMBERLY 62807 TESTRAKE PAULA 58815GUNDRUM DARREN 51184 VANNER SR. RALPH J. 13725HARMATY JAMES J. 31809 VILLAREALE David M. 48094JANKOWIAK JOHN T. 06890 WEILER RONALD E. 28613JOHNSON GLENN E. 27000 WENDLE RICHARD J. 24981JOHNSON JOSEPH 35305 WILCOX DAVID E. 16649JONES DARRYL S. 26113 WILSON RALPH W. 12914KAUFMANN BARRY A. 33990 WINNERT JUDY A. 45470KI-CHOL KIM 48568 ZIEMBA CHARLES M. 39096KNIGHT RICK 31725

Active Members

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #ANDERSON MIKE 58537 DeLISIO PAUL L. 11251ANTALEK FRANK W. 08611 DENBY DELBERT 33396ARBUCKLE NEIL D. 32149 DENNY CHARLA 55982ARMESTO DAVID G. 43437 DENTINGER FREDRICK R. 03331ARTECHE JESSE 63331 DEPEW DOUGLAS M. 23259ASTRY ROXANNE 57298 DERBY PATASTRY WILLIAM F. 39899 DesGROSEILLIERS ROY R. 29166BAER RICHARD C. 17649 DILLON JR. RICHARD J. 37128BALANZA ROLLIE 46808 DIXON ROBERT F. 19075BAPTISTA NORMAN A. 11666 DOBBS JR. ROBERT J. 24821BARNEY, SR BRUCE H. 18985 DOWNING A. KIRK 09495BARONE ANTHONY G. 07001 DOYLE DAVID P. 33171BARTA KARL G. 39881 DOYLE MARY ALICE 48137BATES WILLIAM J. 40296 DUNFIELD GREGG 24251BATTAGLIA PAUL J. 38303 DUNN VINCENT A. 14368BECKINGHAUSEN GEORGE S. 23864 DWYER THOMAS E. 16174BOURNE ALAN M. 24161 ELMENDORF PETER H. 35277BRADFIELD JAMES 59359 ESTRADA SERGIO 31166BRIXNER JEROME E. 08200 EVANS JOHN 53809BROWN RONALD V. 09438 FAIRHURST DAVID 31326BRUNO JOSEPH L. 03347 FARREN WILLIAM A. 31068BUFF TIMOTHY L. 43126 FARRIS JR. JOHN T. 16251Burk Patrick 57322 FITCH FRANKLIN H. 05868BURLEY DAVID E. 28766 FOWLER ROBERT L. 30359BUSH EDWARD W. 24830 FRALEY WILLIAM A. 38411CAIRNS ROBERT 59815 FRAWLEY HOWARD M. 29188CAMERON BRUCE W. 04824 FRONK JR. VICTOR 16328CASTELLANO FRANK 08272 FUSCUS RUSSELL A. 03894CASTILLO-CAMACHO CLEMENCE 46807 GAFFNEY WILLIAM F. 03035CASTLE WILLIAM B. 09694 GAGLIONE LAURA 49744CAVE KAREN 52869 GHISONE PETER J. 25781CHECCHIA SR. JACK 41459 GILMAN JAMES B. 15003CLEVER DR. LARRY A. 23934 GOLDBERG LARRY 52416COHEN STANLEY C. 33351 GOMEZ JR. JOSEPH M. 37202COHN ROGER M. 10726 GRABOWSKI ED 43506COLE LAWRENCE 27343 GREENBERG GARY A. 37957COLERA SAMUEL G. 09852 GREENFIELD RONALD W. 37863COYLE F. GORDON 09629 GREENQUIST JOHN R. 20004CRANDALL DANIEL L. 28034 GUMBRECHT KIMBERLY 62807CRISTIANO JOSEPH P. 06378 GUNDRUM DARREN 51184CROW ANDREW W. 38514 HARMATY JAMES J. 31809Curran Dena 63915 HEFFNER JAMES 31187Curran James 64567 HEGEMAN THOMAS 41795CYGANOVICH LAWRENCE 36941 HEINTZ RICHARD P. 42309D'AMORE NUNZIO V. 30495 HESCH MORRIS I. 19205DAVIS GARY R. 26526 IVINS, JR. KENNETH 44678

Active Members Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #JANKOWIAK JOHN T. 06890 PATTERMAN EDWARD 63390JOHNSON GLENN E. 27000 PAULSEN JOSEPH J. 37060JOHNSON JOSEPH 35305 PAYNE ROBERT B. 10300JONES DARRYL S. 26113 PETERSEN RICHARD G. 14120JONES ROGER H. 13111 PHILLIPS MYRON 06313KAUFMANN BARRY A. 33990 PISANO JR. ANDREW R. 20633KELLY JAMES E. 46863 PORTO DOUGLAS 04722KERMANI PETER R. 14457 POWLEY FRANCIS E. 30785KINEBREW DAMON L. 28383 PRATT VIC DAN 12659KING DAVID J. 16884 PROSENYAK STEPHEN 1365KNIGHT RICK 31725 PRUNER ROBERT A. 08489KNIGHT ROBERT P. 23106 REID LAWRENCE T. 10692KRANZ DONALD E. 12634 RHUDA DON 24119KROLL DAVID L. 32833 RICKARD LESTER F. 33633LABOT MARIO 43440 RICKETTS KATHY 46601LANDRY BERNARD E. 15524 RICKETTS MICHAEL E. 26782LARKIN MATHEW M. 35168 RINALDI JACK 35170LAUSTER JAMES A. 23542 RIPBERGER ROBERT R. 00413LAUTERBACH HAROLD R. 06923 ROCHELLE MARTIN 07858LeCLAIRE R. BRUCE 09810 ROTHBERG DAVID G. 39619LULLO MICHAEL 49868 ROZELLE TERRI 63913MACDONALD DANIEL S. 11863 RYAN JOHN J. 12784MADRIDEJOS, Jr. MAX D. 25602 SANDBURG DOUGLAS K. 21351MAINES JACK O. 29029 SCHULTHEIS WILLARD F. 30269MALONE JAMES R. 17648 SESSLER LaVERNE 14459MAPA EFREN 51074 SHAFFER JANE M. 60606MARTINSEN ROBERT H. 08181 SHISLER ANNMARIE 46166MASSEY ROBERT H. 11653 SHISLER MARK D. 42592MASTEN FRANK 22067 SIERACKI JAMES S. 24037McLOUGHLIN DON C. 03490 SILVERMAN HARVEY J. 30424McMAHON RONALD J. 29157 SILVERTHORN ROBERT P. 09836MEZZETTI M. VINCENT 40047 SIMON JOSEPH R. 08513MOORE PATRICK C. 40306 SLINGERLAND ALAN G. 21140MORGAN HERBERT S. 19264 SNYDER CHRIS 62737MOYSEY STANLEY 25210 SPEARES III HERBERT W. 32579MUHLFELD HANS P. 24036 SPOCK R. PETER 23199NARDONE BILL 57351 STACY MARTIN H. 25072NEWELL PRICILLA 60785 STAGE DOUGLAS R. 44657NIEMI DUANE C. 36617 STALEY, Jr. HOMER K. 25172NILSSON MICHAEL B. 17799 STEPHAN RONALD A. 08287NOBLE ERNEST R. 18265 STEWART JEAN 52958Nunn Christopher 60786 STEWART ROBERT L. 23249O'CONNOR PATRCIA 52951 STOCKTON ROBERT S. 21915O'CONNOR ROBERT 63920 STONE KEMPTON H. 08333OKREPKIE GARY W. 33151 SUCKOW DAVID H. 18334OPPENHEIM MARK Y. 23692 SUTTELL NORMAN K. 20267PARTRIDGE DONALD G. 29457 SUTTON JAMES G. 20204

Active Members Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #SUZADAIL JOSEPH A. 36770 WEILER RONALD E. 28613SWEENEY BERNARD C. 06867 WENDLE RICHARD J. 24981SYLVESTER FRANK 47075 WHITE DOUGLAS 32834TESTRAKE PAULA 58815 WHITEHEAD DONALD E. 11389THERRIAULT GENE D. 33358 WILCOX DAVID E. 16649THRONSEN WALTER 26991 WILLIAMS RUSSELL F. 15118TILTON RICHARD D. 26999 WILSON RALPH W. 12914TRAMP ROBERT H. 25754 WIMMER H. WILLIAM 03012VALDINA, JR. FRANK J. 13934 WINNERT JUDY A. 45470VANNER SR. RALPH J. 13725 YANDO HARVEY N. 10988VANUGA MICHAEL J. 18210 YOUNG JR. ARTHUR F. 04891VILLAREALE David M. 48094 ZIEMBA CHARLES M. 39096WALLACE DEBBIE 55986

Dues Due

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #BRUNO JOSEPH L. 03347 KINEBREW DAMON L. 28383BUSH EDWARD W. 24830 PARTRIDGE DONALD G. 29457CAVE KAREN 52869 PISANO JR. ANDREW R. 20633CHECCHIA SR. JACK 41459 RICKETTS KATHY 46601CRANDALL DANIEL L. 28034 RICKETTS MICHAEL E. 26782DENTINGER FREDRICK R. 03331 RINALDI JACK 35170DIXON ROBERT F. 19075 SIMON JOSEPH R. 08513ELMENDORF PETER H. 35277 SNYDER CHRIS 62737FRAWLEY HOWARD M. 29188 SPEARES III HERBERT W. 32579FRONK JR. VICTOR 16328 STOCKTON ROBERT S. 21915GHISONE PETER J. 25781 SUCKOW DAVID H. 18334IVINS, JR. KENNETH 44678 WILLIAMS RUSSELL F. 15118JONES ROGER H. 13111

Dues Overdue

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #ADAMS DAVID B. 09905 DEMINSKI STANLEY F. 10814ADAMS LOUIS M. 11681 DESMOND ROBERT G. 19466ASHFIELD ROBERT A. 04981 DRUMM RICHARD E. 11830BARTUS ROBERT 23863 EDMUNDS WILSON C. 12221BENSON THOMAS G. 37750 EMERSON JOE 28440BIERL RICHARD F. 25537 EMMONS, SR. KENNETH B. 27719BONSEL ROGER 36806 EVANS PAUL S. 13084BURKE SR. DAVID B. 29189 FANFARILLO GUY E. 06364BUTLER ART 02565 FAVA WILLIAM G. 34887BUTLER GERALD J. 08481 FLAY CHARLES J. 19669Ciccarelli Carl 55987 FORSYTHE THOMAS 12876COHAN JULIAN L. 04133 FRANCHELL E. RAYMOND 03173COHEN MAURICE 15364 GALLAGHER DENNIS 52417CRIPPEN JR. GEORGE M. 08032 GLENN STEWART P. 41111CUA JEAN 45848 GROSS DAVID 17854

Dues Overdue Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #GUARD PATRICK J. 25386 Nolan Dave 62736GUTLOVICS, JR JOHN C. 09826 Nolan MeLindaHANNA MICHAEL A. 05685 NUZZACO JEFF 54192HARMER ROHN 27263 ORAZI MJ 60824Hartmann Harold 58581 PARKER ALBERT P. 21868HAUSAMANN ERWIN (SKIP) 12162 PECKEY RICHARD E. 19562HEIL RALPH W. 14469 PETTIS JAMES R. 31478HESTON CRAIG 7910 RASHBAUM GILBERT 07178HICKS JOHN S. 29305 RICCIO JOSEPH J. 27186HOJNOSKI JOEL 37790 RILLERA RICHARD 53010HUMPHREY LEROY 18479 RIVERS DENISE Z 48113KAMINSKI ROBERT 43700 RIVERS JR. C. GUY 43040KEPPLE DUANE 33751 ROSSO RONALD F. 31087KIM DONG 51226 ROWE JR. ERNEST 03365KINLEY JR. RAYMOND J. 15823 SanFRATELLO RAYMOND A. 42731KIRCH ERIC 59869 SCHWEISS CHARLES 46738KIRCH SUELLEN SLOAT RONALD W. 23492LAROSE II HOWARD A. 13920 SMITH ELMER J. 06566LEE HYEONG-NO 52520 SORCE JOE 60969LEEK JOHN P. 23926 SPOLSKY RONALD F. 20417LENTINI VINCENT 47865 STACEY WILLIAM H. 36222LINDSTROM WILLIAM F. 11202 STEINBORN JAMES D. 25743LITWIN DONALD L. 08126 STOPHER EMMET C. 21687MACK ROGER L. 27459 TERRAY ROBERT E. 19340MAGGIO STEPHEN D. 31091 TERRY CLYDE F. 12699MAHONEY F. PATRICK 49805 THIELE EARL H. 08038MAPA JAMIE 51075 THOMAS ALLEN T. 17412MARKO MARTY 56649 TOBIN WILLIAM 16951MARTIN WILLIAM 20003 TOBIN, JR. FRANCIS P. 17629MATYJAKOWKI ROGER F. 21909 TRAVER CHARLES E. 42670McGREW MICHAEL N. 06142 TUCKER HARRY R. 23107McMULLEN NANCY 44807 TYTELL LON 31204MEANEY JOHN 63626 WILSON GEOFFREY B. 20672MURPHY DONALD H. 36955 YAPLE ROBERT W. 03775NAPIERKOWSKI LINDA 46298 YOUNG WILLIAM H. 33851NAPIERKOWSKI RONALD F. 32469 YOUNGS DANIEL A. 12974NIEHUS RAYMOND H. 25198

Lost Senators

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #ADAMS JR. WILLIAM 09835 CHAPMAN CLAIR C. 14456AGAN V. THOMAS 04889 CHAPMAN DENNIS 24711ALLEN LESTER L. 09386 CHASE STEPHAN C. 11179ANDERSON ROBERT L. 08303 CLARK JAMES K. 13375ARLUND PETER W. 08515 CLELAND RICHARD H. 16657ARNDT HAROLD 21812 CLIVER CLIFFORD K. 24581ARONOWITZ LEE 03578 CLUKEY PETER F. 18350AVENTAJADO ROBERTO 43545 CLUNE RICHARD D. 13144BALAS STEPHEN J. 06972 COLE RUSSEL A. 28793BALDWIN CARL 13213 CONNOR IRA 23432BARBER FRANKLIN M. 08321 COTTRELL MICHAEL 13561BARLETTA DONALD 38958 COX ROBERT 01284BARRY CHARLES W. 19783 CRANE MICHAEL T. 16252BAUER LAWRENCE 38101 CRONAAS PETER C. 22861BEIER RONALD 27009 DAHNE JOHN E. 12213BELL CHARLES M. 30960 DAUBNEY WILLIAM J. 33415BELL JAMES A. 30781 DAVIS STEVE 38129BENCE FREDERICK R. 22068 DAVIS, JR. H. M. 04065Biggs John 33666 DAVOLI DONALD H 11078BISCOMB RICHARD 08380 DEfORGE ROBERT P. 10463BLAKE JR. ROBERT L. 14288 DELEMO FRANCIS 30830BOHM FREDRICK 31981 DEVOLE ROGER L. 26582BONSEL MELVIN M. 32572 DINNEEN JOHN J. 10729BOSTON LOUIS 15371 DOBSON DONALD W. 15101BOWMAN LAWENCE 17023 DOOLITTLE FREDERICK S. 12200BRANTIGHAM ROBERT 20319 DOUGHER CAPT. JOSEPH 02277BRAWNER, JR. A. H. 00966 DOUGHERTY WILLIAM P. 02924Brooks James 39436 DOWD DOUGLAS 24998BROWN MARLOW F. 02163 DOWE WILFORD R. 02532BROWN TERRY 17999 DRAIN GEORGE 04139BROWN WILLIAM H. 04975 DUABNEY WILLIAM 33415BUCKBEE ALBERT W. 16241 DUNN LEROY 06668BUELL ALBERT W. 18289 DWYER DONALD P. 20203BULSON JR. GEORGE F. 27177 DYE JOSEPH 33987BUNCH OLLIE R. 23564 EARL DONALD E. 06844BURDSALL WILLIAM L. 04179 ECKERMAN THEODORE C. 04967BURHAM HARLOD 07403 EKSTROM JOHN A. 11284BURKLE GARY W. 32997 ENGEL JAMES E. 08482BURNHAM HARRY 10357 ENGLE CHARLES 48140CABAHUG FREDERICO T. 31167 ENRIQUEZ LUIS E. 3107CANNATA LOUIS T. 03358 EVANS BARRY 42155CAPTAIN JAMES K. 08822 FAVA MICHAEL 32842CARNEY CHARLES E. 21488 FERNANDEZ TEOFILO 52493CARNEY GREGORY A. 20483 FERSTER H. V. 14100CARNEY WILLIAM L. 12660 FLEMING THOMAS F. 16684CARROLL JOHN S. 18261 FLINT REX L. 02497CASHMORE JOHN D. 30530 FORD H. R. 08819

Lost Senators Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #FRANK, JR. LIONEL S. 25077 KEITH JUSTIN 30371FREDERICKS LANCE 11125 KELLEY RALPH J. 09340GALE M. C. 00650 KERR LEONARD J. 35167GALGANO JOHN J. 13471 KI-CHOL KIM 48568GARCIA ROBERTO P. 14411 KILGORE RICHARD L. 11826GARDINER JOHN 11071 KIM YOUNG 51225GORTON JAMES 07603 KINCAID CARLTON 09541GRANGER ROBERT E. 09632 KING DARRYL 47467GRIFFITHS RALPH E. 31079 KING WILLIAM J. 03940GROSSWEINER HARRY 03332 KIRCHHEIMER ARTHUR E. 06979GROVER GEORGE G. 21869 KNAPP MICHAEL L. 10164GUIDO DENNIS F. 21029 KOCH REV RICHARD 05234GUISO DENNIS F. 21029 KOZIKOWSKI MITCHELL 06024HALE EDWARD A. 38302 KROEHLER, JR. JOHN 26727HANYAK ROBERT S. 17691 KUNKLE JR. BERNARD G. 26015HARRIS JAMES K. 31926 KUSHNER GEORGE J. 06955HARRIS JR. GEORGE E. 28375 LEACH PAUL G. 06662HATTER JR. EDWARD E. 11239 LEDER GEORGE B. 00963HAUGLAND OTTO S. 10633 LEIGH JOHN R. 21588HAWKINS DONALD T. 03537 LIANG TING-WAN 00163HEARN ROBERT J. 13119 LIBERTY ROBERT 15365HEINY ARTHUR D. 03121 LIENHARDT KEVIN 44426HELO ALFRED M. 04200 LIGHT JR. HARRY B. 02189HENNESSEY JAMES 09387 LOFF LARRY 28970HENRY DONALD A. 07138 LOONIE PETER 27028HILL EDWARD J. 03704 LOUCKS DAVID E. 11710HINES KENNETH F. 07372 LOVE THOMAS R. 30368HOFFMAN ROBERT A. 25753 LUTZ III THEORDORE J. 23969HOLVA HENRY M. 17121 MACCOMB RICHARD S. 09385HOWELL III BILL 35234 MACE STEPHEN F. 17414HOWLAND RAYMOND J. 04620 MACKENZIE DOUGLAS M. 01944HUBBARD GLENN R. 03572 MACKEY HARRY 39141HUBISH DEBI 47129 MAIORANA JOSEPH A. 19757HUFF ROBERT 24433 MARTIN JR GEORGE 19837HUGHES JR. CHARLES A. 05763 MARTINDALE ROBERT M. 03480HULL BRUCE H. 07059 MASLER JOHN 01042INMAN CHARLES E. 13340 MAYWALT JR. ROBERT J. 09804IRISH ROBERT N. 20066 McCALL CARROLL R. 01535JACKSON ROBERT 36192 McDONALD JAMES W. 04985JAMES JR. LEONARD 37154 McGuckin Jr John E. 39618JOHNSON LANCE 14458 MENDRICK MICHAEL 24580JONES ROBERT O. 29498 MENHENNETT JOHN R. 09538JORDAN RALPH L. 07008 MERRITT DONALD W. 18984KAHN HON LAWRENCE 08270 MESTLER RICHARD V. 16864KAPLAN EDWARD D. 04719 MICHAELS RICHARD W. 00182KAZI MEZBHA 50032 MILLER ADAM 14121Keckler James A. 27343 MILLER GEORGE M. 03878

Lost Senators Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #MILLIGAN THOMAS B. 01711 ROSE, JR. WILLIAM W. 06891MILLS RON 20318 RUPPERT DENNIS W 23973MILNE WILLIAM H. 21586 SAHR DONALD 34964MONAGHAM DENNIS J. 00313 SALVEMINI CARMEN A. 31063MOORE EDWARD S. 11091 SCHANK DAVID H. 15271MOORE, JR. EDWARD S. 00496 SCHOEN AARON 00999MORISON GORDON C. 08103 SCHOEN JOSEPH D. 19074MORRIS JOHN W. 03464 SCHOENEMANN ROBERT 32230MULLEN JAMES 06213 SCHRETT ROY F. 09674MULLER BRUCE 09703 SCHULTZE JERRY K. 23559MUNCH WILLIAM 19281 SEGAL, JR. SYLVAIN 04137MUNGENAST JOHN E. 04916 SHARPE JOHN G. 07166MUSGRAVE BRIAN W. 20865 SHAW WILLIAM 09388MUZZEY WILLIAM 07337 SHEIKH AFZAL M. 14010MYERS PATRICK A. 16239 SHOEMAKER JERRY L. 25212NAPPI JOHN T. 08373 SILVA RICHARD D. 11439NETTLES PAM SINGISER ROBERT 06958O'LEARY JAMES M. 10999 SMITH DAVID R. 24579OSBURN DANBY B. 08387 SPANGENBERG ROY R. 00972PAGANO ROBERT J. 16502 STACCO, JR. JAMES 10634PAGE JOHN A. 21881 STAWALL LARS 02982PARKER HENRY W. 07366 STENSON TIM 38107PATANE I. EDWARD 12769 STITHAM NORMAN 35169PENNA FRANK 38255 SUCATO AUSTIN I. 16344PERRY HENRY L. 24746 SUCY JAMES G. 07037PERRY MARLIN 00186 SWANTEK RICHARD S. 05709PERSON RICHARD L. 12558 SWETE DONALD 15817PHILO RAYMOND 08081 TAMBURINO FRED 33946PIATKOWSKI EDWARD F. 05880 TEARE MALCOLM H. 23707PIDGEON JR. THOMAS M. 23752 TEDESCO RUSSELL C. 06715POTWIN CALVIN W. 12317 TERKOSKI THOMAS W. 19898POWELSON JR. HOWARD H. 24050 THOMPSON LUCIAN B. 18559POWLEY WILLIAM E. 08471 Trbovich Nick 53992QURESHI MOHAMMAD 32499 TUTTOBENE PAUL 13115RADDER GEORGE W. 23490 ULRICH JOHN L. 04066REID EVERETT 18089 URISH JAMES 00000REINHARDT ALBERT C 24712 VAN SLYCK PHILLIP 00184REYNOLDS C. F. 09093 VANBUNSCHOTEN D.W. 08493RICHARD C. CURTIS 17548 VANDERLIP JR. FRANK A. 00493RIDDELL JR. HAROLD H. 08066 VanSlyck Phillip 184RIDLEY WILLIAM J.L. 00499 VARQUEZ ALBINO BEN 25603RIEDL ERNEST A. 08171 VERSNICK DR. HENRY 07099RIGGS JAMES H 48155 VILLAME JEAN-LOUIS 34741RODMAN HAROLD J. 07238 WAITKAS FRANK M. 07391ROHRBACH CHRISTAN 27248 WALLACE JOSEPH C. 17024ROLELAND JAMES F. 16712 WARD JOSEPH W. 04019ROMANS WILLIAMS 44064 WARFIELD JAMES J. 20008

Lost Senators Continued

Last Name First Name Sen # Last Name First Name Sen #WARSAW STEPHEN R. 01733 WILBER THOMAS F. 11502WASHINGTON JAMES R. 11561 Willig Richard A. 37153WAUGH RICHARD P. 04815 WINTER ROBERT G. 30810WEAVER GARY 28381 WISSERT WILLIAM 16519WEBSTER PAUL P. 12645 WOLF PAUL T. 27428WEINERT WALTER J. 18912 WYATT BARRY O. 25468Wertz Richard R. 12681 YAMAGUCHI SUSUMU m. 15468WHITE DAVID G. 07033 YANIK STANLEY M. 33630WHITE THOMAS D. 13952 YOCKEY SR. ROBERT G. 09989WHITNEY ROBERT 06195 YOUNG R. CLIFTON 20076WICKWAR MICHAEL 41612 ZIMACK JUSTIN M. 14001WIERS RICHARD B. 09678 ZIRK THOMAS R. 24308

MAI 2005 ANNUAL MEETINGMarch 31 – April 2, 2005

Hosted by the MARYLAND JCI SENATEClarion Inn, Hagerstown, Maryland

REGISTRATION FORM(Early Registration Deadline: March 1, 2005)

NAME__________________________________ SENATE NUMBER ___________

SPOUSE________________________________ SENATE NUMBER ___________

ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________

E-MAIL _________________________________ HOME PHONE _______________

REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

HOSPITALITY – Thursday - 5:00pm until midnightFriday – ALL DAY, including lunch and dinnerSaturday – ALL DAY, including lunchSaturday Evening – BUFFET DINNER/DANCE

Mail registration with check payable to: MD JCI SENATEc/o Judy Miller2503 Coach House WayFrederick, MD 21702

Questions?? Contact: Jimmy Harris at 410/751 – 5663 or Email: crownharris@aol.comOR Judy Miller at 301/663 – 3785 or Email: jm071960@aol.com

NUMBER EARLY (03/01/05) LATE TOTAL

Registration ________ x $65.00 or $75.00 $________________________________________________________________________________________________

ROOM RESERVATIONS:Reservations may be made by calling Clarion Inn at 301/733- 5566. Room rates are $79.00/night plus tax.Mention the Maryland JCI Senate to receive this rate - this rate is available until March 1st.Hotel directions: from I-70 to Exit 32 – Rt. 40 West, go approx. 2.5 miles through the light at Eastern Blvd., youwill see the Clarion on your left. At next light, make a U-turn and go back to the hotel entrance on your right. Seeother directions attached or contact Judy for more information.************************************************************************************A special MAI program book is being assembled including advertising. Please contact Sandy Kolodner at410/583 – 0580 or Email: Sandy52468@hotmail.com and ADVERTISE WITH US!

GOLF: Friday afternoon. Reservations are needed by early registration date, March 1st.

# of persons playing golf: ________. Additional information will be provided at a later date.Contact person: Sam Young at 301/791 – 1251 or Email: syblueridge@aol.com****************************************************************************************SIGHTSEEING on your own: Various opportunities for an afternoon of SHOPPING or sightseeing:B&O Roundhouse and Museum; Antietam Battlefield, Sharpsburg; City Park & Museum; WashingtonMonument; PRIME Outlets; and much more. Brochures and directions will be available.

Name: __________________________________ Chapter: ______________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________

City: __________________ State: _____ Zip: ________ Phone #: ________________

Email Address: ___________________________________________________________

Name as you would like it to appear on name badge: _____________________________

Chapter Position:_____________________ State Position: _________________________

Governor Number:_______ Senator Number: ___________Ambassador Number:_______

Is this your first State convention? Yes______ No______

Any Special needs? (Babysitting, dietary needs, etc.)_____________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Outstanding Young New Yorker 1st Quarter Jaycee Convention

April 15-17th

Featuring:Outstanding Young New Yorker Program

International Cuisine and Parties Training, Networking and Fun!

Please return this registration form with a check made payable to New York Junior Chamber to:

Jennifer Gorczynski, 12 Constitution Avenue, West Seneca, NY 14224

Early Registration Deadline is April 3, 2005!

The Middletown Holiday Inn is the site for all convention activities. For information on the convention hotel, visit:

http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/6c/1/en/hd/mltnyReservations can be made by calling 1-845-343-1474.

Rooms in the Jaycee block are $85.00 per night.

Hotel rooms MUST be reserved by APRIL 1st to ensure that you receive the special Jaycee rate!

Item Cost Number AmountFull Registration (Early) $70.00 Full Registration (Late) $85.00 Early Registration $5.00 Late Registration $15.00 Friday Night Party $15.00 Saturday Luncheon (Italian Buffet) $18.00 OYNY Banquet (circle choice below) $32.00 Saturday Night Mexican Fiesta $10.00

Total $

Saturday Night Banquet Choices: (please Circle one) Chicken Saltin Boca Sirloin Steak Seafood Stuffed Filet of Sole

Additional Convention Information

You won’t want to miss out on the scrumptious international cuisine!

Friday Night Party features 4 hot hors d'oerves, and an international display of cheeses, crackers, as well as fresh crudités

Saturday Luncheon includes salad, chicken parmigiana (Breaded Chicken Cutlet, topped with marinara sauce and glazed with mozzarella cheese), meatless baked ziti (Ziti pasta and marinara sauce, laced with ricotta cheese & topped with mozzarella cheese) and Italian Sausage and Peppers in Marinara (Sweet Italian Sausage roasted with onions and peppers, served in a light tomato sauce with Italian seasoning). Also on the buffet will be seasonal veggies and rice. Dessert will also be served.

Saturday Dinner Can’t decide which meal to choose? Here are some additional details that might help. Chicken Saltin Boca is a Chicken Cutlet, topped with prosciutto ham and mozzarella cheese, placed on a bed of spinach. Served with herbed rice and vegetables. The Sirloin Steak is a 14oz Center Cut Sirloin, grilled medium, topped with sautéed mushrooms. Served with a baked potato and vegetables. The Filet of Sole is a Rolled Filet with seafood stuffing, topped with a light butter sauce. Served with herbed rice and vegetables.

Saturday Night Mexican Fiesta Bring on the sombreros and say ole as we munch on mini taco puffs, a nacho station and chips and dip!

Keep on the lookout for more information on the following convention highlights:Hour of Power with Rev. William Wallen

Unique, fun and educational trainings such as “The Unrestrained Brain”

New Training Format featuring repeated

trainings on a rotating basis

Membership Table CompetitionOutstanding Young New Yorker SpeechesID Competitions including Speak Up! Write Up!

Jaycee Jeopardy, Debate, Brownfield, Armbruster and Mungenast

Name:__________________________________________________ Senate #:____________________

Spouse (Guest):__________________________________________ Senate #:____________________

Address:________________________________________________ Phone (H):__________________

City:____________________________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone (W):__________________

Internet ID:______________________________________________

H O T E L I N F O R M A T I O NAll hotel reservations must be made through the hotel. You must mention the JCI Senate Meeting and date to get the special rate of $90.00

per night plus tax. Hotel: Holiday Inn Grand Island New York, 100 Whitehaven Road Grand Island, NY 14072 For room reservations call:

Tel 716-773-1111 or 800-465-4329. All rooms must be reserved by May 18, 2005

Sharing room with:___________________________________________ Is this your first convention?______________________

All prices are in U.S. Currency

Total

$35.00$30.00$30.00Cruise - Niagara River

$75.00$75.00$75.00Hal Krekorian Golf Tournament

$50.00$50.00$50.00Off Site Fee

$15 or 2/$25$15 or 2/$25$15 or 2/$25Reverse Raffle

$20.00$15.00$15.00Daily Registration (Without States Party)

$35.00$30.00$30.00Installation Banquet Only (Wed)

$20.00$15.00$15.00Senate States Party (Sunday)

$15.00$15.00$15.00Saturday Hospitality (6/18/05)(Not included in full registration)

$30.00$25.00$20.00Child Registration

$140.00$120.00$100.00Full Spouse(Guest) Registration

$140.00$120.00$100.00Full Senate Registration

Total

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Postmarked

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05/01/05 and

by 06/01/05

Postmarked

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05/01/05QuantityItem

Installation Banquet meal Choice(s): Sliced London Broil______ Chicken Cordon Bleu______ Stuffed Fillet of Sole______

Make all checks payable to: JCI Senate Convention ’05

Please return this form with payment to: JCI Convention ’05, C/O Roxanne Astry, 178 Maple Avenue Box 286, Cassadaga NY 14718

Tel # 716-595-3201 e-mail: rastry@optonline.net

Full registration includes hospitality Sunday - Wednesday, banquet and states party

Daily access fee will be charged for anyone over the age of 7 who wishes to enter hospitality room without a full registration

Child’s registration does not include access to installation banquet or states party

Off site fee: $50 will be assessed for each full registration not registered at the Senate hotel

Cruise includes hoerdeurves and cash bar. Limited to first 100 people that sign up.

All registrations received before 02/01/05 eligible for drawing to win 2 free convention registrations or Swiss Army Watch.

Hospitality and Presidential Banquet are sponsored by the New York Jaycees Foundation, Inc

5% - 10% off any Class F, C, D, A, B, M, or U USAIr or United Air Ticket to Convention. Use Group Fare GF85183312

US JCI Senate 33rd National Convention

Holiday Inn Grand Island Resort and Convention Center

Grand Island, New York

June 19 - 23, 2005

REGISTRATION F O R M

BOSTON 2005 United States JCI Senate Fall Board of Directors Meeting

September 15-18, 2005 Sheraton Braintree Hotel - www.sheraton.com

Exit 6 off Interstate 93 / State Route 128 Braintree, Massachusetts 02184

******************************************************************************************HOSTED BY THE MASSACHUSETTS & “ONE” NEW ENGLAND JCI SENATE

Name ___________________________________________ Senate No. ________________Spouse’s or Guest’s Name ________________________Senate No._________________MailingAddress______________________________________________________________City ____________________ State ____ Zip Code ______Tele.No.(___)_______________E-Mail Address (opt.) ___________________________________________ No.of People TOTAL

_______ Thursday Night Hospitality…………………………….$10.00 ea.$_________ _______ Registration Fee: Fri. and Sat. Hospitality,

& Saturday Luncheon (by August. 15th) . .………$60.00 ea$ _________ (after August 15th)…..…… $70.00 ea$__________

_______ Boston Trolley Tour Saturday 2:00PM including dinner at the Union Oyster House (by Aug. 15th). .$45.00 ea$__________

_______ Registration Fee: Friday or Saturday only………….$20.00 ea$__________ _______ Off-Site Lodging Surcharge…………………………….$25.00 ea$__________ Make checks payable to the MA JCI SENATE-Total amount of check.$__________

I’m sharing a room with ______________________________ from ________ (state) ROOM RESERVATIONS should be made directly with the hotel at 781-848-0600 (by 8/29/05)Or: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/stargroupsweb/res?id=0407235910&key=38166

Room rates are $94.00 per night plus 9.7% tax. King or Double/Double. Mention the “JCI SENATE” to obtain this rate. Two days before and/or after are the same rate. A Registration Confirmation will be sent to the mailing or e-mail address above upon receiptof this form. Please retain it until your arrival. Transportation and tour suggestions will be included.

____ Check here if this is your FIRST United States JCI Senate National Meeting____ Check here if you want to play GOLF

EVENT INQUIRES: RETURN THIS FORM, WITH YOUR CHECK TO: Paul Carney #10861 Charlie Welch #11719 508-548-1228 17D Dinsmoor Point Road pjcarney10861@aol.com 9/27/04 Gilford, NH 03249-7625

Florida JCI Senate

Invites YOU to

US JCI SENATE MID YEAR

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

January 20 - 22, 2006

Registration FormDeadline for Early Registration 12/15/05

NAME: SENATE #:

TITLE/OFFICE:

SPOUSE/GUEST: SENATE #:

ADDRESS:

CITY: STATE: ZIP:

PHONE: FAX:

E-MAIL: FIRST NATIONAL MEETING ? Y N

Full registration includes Hospitality open Friday - Sunday Saturday “Buffett” style Lunch and plated Dinner $55 early $75 late Thur. Cruise 4:45 board bus Casino & Scenic Cruise $10 early $15 late Thursday hospitality room only option $10 early $15 late Saturday Ponce Inlet Light House excursion $10 early $15 late Saturday Museum of Arts and Science excursion $10 early $15 late Saturday Bus shopping excursion $10 early $15 late Historic St. Augustine $27 early $35 late Off Site Fee $25 $25

TOTAL $ Early $ LateAll costs are on a per person basis

Make checks payable to: FL JCI Senate 2006 Mid Year Board

Credit Card Payment - Visa MasterCard Number: Expiration Date:

Name on Card: Amount $ Download form from http://www.floridajcisenate.org - Or Mail form to: Cindy Brandel , Registration Chairman

Fax forms to 1-863-763-9154 2525 NE 131st

LaneO Okeechobee, FL 34972

For Questions call – 863-763-6796 or E-mail mailto:Mbrandel@strato.net

Hotel Reservations to be made with the hotel

Hilton 800-411-8776 or 1-800 -HiltonsRooms are $109 for Standard Room

We Need Your Internet Address

If you receive a hard copy version of the newsletter most likely we do not have your internet address. If we do not have you internet address or the address we have is incorrect please send a note to darrylj@attglobal.net. If I have your address you will not only receive an electronic version of the newsletter quarterly but you will also receive US JCI Senate information twice per quarter as well as New York JCI Senate Flashes. Please send your internet ID ASAP. You will be happy you did.

New York State JCI Senate

C/O Darryl S. Jones

11 Sherwood Lane RR#1

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-6201

ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED