UPCOMING UPCOMING

PROGRAMSPROGRAMS

PrayerPrayer : : Butch ShadwellButch Shadwell

Mon - Jacksonville Club Crown Plaza Hotel

1201 Riverplace Blvd, 12:30

http://kiwanisjax.com/

- Fernandina Beach Club Municipal Golf Clubhouse 6:30 PM (1st,2nd & 3rd Mon)

Tues - St. Augustine Club Carrabba’s Italian Grill SR 312 & US 1, Noon (824-8244)

- Deerwood Club Deercreek Country Club Governor’s room, 7816 McLaurin Rd, 12:00

Wed - Arlington Club Jacksonville University Bartlett Kinne University Center 11:30 (1st & 3rd Wed)

Thurs- Jacksonville Beaches Club Windsor Parke Golf Club 13823 Sutton Park Dr. North

- Historic St. Augustine Club The Village Inn 900 Ponce de Leon Blvd (U.S. 1), 7 AM

-Westside Club - Holiday Inn

I-295 & Commonwealth, 12:30

Bill Montgomery Doris Barnes

Neil Powell, James Lee, Debbie JohnsonHugh Patterson

Al RussNeil Powell,, John Bates

Beverly ShadwellHugh Patterson, Doris Barnes

Hugh PattersonButch Shadwell

James LeeDan Corritore,

Doris Barnes Butch Shadwell

Walt Pfeil, James Lee, Neil PowellCarl Krouch, Ed Robinson, Lal Ramdeen, Paula Powell,

Bill MacLeod, John BatesJohn Bates, Debbie Johnson, Walt Pfeil Ed Robinson

Carl KrouchJohn Bates

Bill MacLeod, Max Booke, Lal Ramdeen, John Bates, Paula PowellButch Shadwell

Beryl Dryden, Al RussBurt Van Wagner, John Bates

Division 5 Clubs

2008-2009 OfficersPresidentJames Lee1st Vice PresidentDoris Barnes 2nd Vice PresidentHugh PattersonTreasurer/Asst. TreasurerRalph Marcello/Walt PfeilSecretaryJay AmblerPast PresidentNeil Powell

District Exec. DirectorGeorge

Langguth

Board of DirectorsDebbie JohnsonCarl KrouchPaula PowellJohn Bates

District Club Newsletters ChairBradley K. Davis

International PresidentDon Canaday

Lt. Governor Division 5Brad DavisDistrict GovernorDave Liddell

“SERVING THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD”

June 4, 2009June 4, 2009

Chartered: August 1,1946

Florida District Division 5

62 62 Years Of ServiceYears Of Service

Committees ChairsClub AdministrationCommunity Service & CS AnalysisFinance and FundraisingHuman and Spiritual ValuesInterclub Membership Growth and EducationNewsletter EditorProgram CoordinatorPublic RelationsSponsored YouthWebmasterYoung Children: Priority One

Special EventsDictionary ProjectFletcher Scholar Recognition BreakfastFootball Festival Golf Tournament

K-Kids at MayportMilitary Recognition Peanut SaleRose SaleScholarshipsTeacher Recognition Day Thanksgiving Dinner For Seniors

KIWANIS CLUBKIWANIS CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE OF JACKSONVILLE

BEACHESBEACHES

THE SIX OBJECTS THE SIX OBJECTS

OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONALOF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL

Be A Super ModelBe A Super Model

2008-2009

“Reach Out & Reach Up”

• To give primacy to the human & spiritual rather than the material values of life.• To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.• To promote the adoption & the application of higher social, business, & professional

standards.• To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, & serviceable citizenship.• To provide, through Kiwanis Clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render

altruistic service, & to build better communities.• To cooperate in creating & maintaining that sound public opinion & high idealism which make

possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, & goodwill.

TODAY’S MEETINGTODAY’S MEETING

50/50 Fundraiser 50/50 Fundraiser DrawingDrawingJokeJoke

Closing SongClosing Song

Opening CeremonyOpening Ceremony : : President James LeePresident James Lee

AnnouncementsAnnouncements : : President James LeePresident James Lee

GreeterGreeter : : Charlie Bender and Doris BarnesCharlie Bender and Doris Barnes

Guest IntroductionGuest Introduction : : Bill MontgomeryBill Montgomery

Speaker Introduction Speaker Introduction : : Paula Paula PowellPowell

Julia Steffen From

Best Buddies

June 11

Jimmy Kelly from DANIEL

June 18

Laura Black

Program Manager for Jacksonville Community

Emergency Response Team, CERT

June 25

Committee Breakout

July 3

TBD

Teacher Of The Year Award Presentation Teacher Of The Year Award Presentation

Beryl Dryden

Jim Dunford

Jane Fairall

Debbie Johnson/Jay

Carl Krouch/Phyllis

James Lane/Marie

James Lee/Mary Ellen

Bill MacLeod/Mary Lou

Kevin Likens

Ralph Marcello/Carol

John Meadows/Leanne

270-0368

891-4950

246-7537

280-8358

249-5115

223-0890

273-7571

223-2231

249-5877

403-5722

247-8508

241-0888

249-3593

446-4002

260-4939

249-8842

285-7273

382-9646

220-2355

571-2353

992-7221

285-5082

CLUB MEMBERS

Jay Ambler/Jane

Doris Barnes

Herman Bass

John Bates/Delores

Sevena Baum

Charles Bender/Wanda

Nancy Bernard

Max Booke/Marlette

Howard Brown/Hazel

Dan Corritore/Cindy

Gary Crumley

Bill Montgomery/Lea

Joe Overby/Jean

Hugh Patterson/Beth

Walt Pfeil/Marie

Neil Powell/Kristina

Paula Powell/John

Lal Ramdeen/Daphne

Ed Robinson/Myrle

Al Russ/Gerry

Butch Shadwell/Bev

Burt Van Wagner/Joan

221-5527

249-3513

246-9262

221-6810

343-3571

899-6446

992-8275

223-1591

645-0688

410-9750

246-7264

Kiwanians last year turned out in record numbers for Kiwanis Day with the Rays being held on June 14, 2009. The deadline to order your $15 ticket is June 5, 2009. Come watch our 2008-09 Governor David Liddell, Jr. throw the first pitch; do not miss this wonderful opportunity. Club Presidents and Secretaries, please let your members know of this exciting event.

Florida District of Kiwanis

Hello Kiwanis Friends,

CLE Training for Division Five will be hosted by Westside Kiwanis Club.  Training will begin at 8:30 A.M. with sign in at 8:00 A.M.  Training will take place at Lake Shore Baptist Church 2363 Blanding Blvd. Jacksonville.  All President Elects and Secretaries are required to be trained prior to taking office. Cost of the  training will be $15.00 for each attendee. This will cover the coffee and snacks for breakfast along with lunch from Sonny's Bar-B-Que.  Make checks payable to Westside Kiwanis Club. Cash works also. Please RSVP to me no later than June 1st, 2009.  If you are unable to make the training, and would like to train in Gainesville June 6th with Division 4, let me know right away. and I will try to set that up.

I cannot tell you how much I'm looking forward to working with you the upcoming Kiwanis year.Skeeter Key Lt. Governor Division Five 2009-2010Kiwanis Club of Historic St. Augustine Work (904)819-6445Home (904)471-5471Cell (904) 377-1532

Heavenly Father,

Because of our many responsibilities, life may seem a challenge. Let us look beyond our day-to-day duties to answer a much more grander call-to-action: to help others in Your name. We thank You for giving us the opportunity to do good works through Kiwanis.

And now bless this food to our use and us to Your service. Amen

Make a difference. Change the world one child and one Make a difference. Change the world one child and one community at a time.community at a time.

From: “Invocations for Kiwanis Occasions” by James J. MuenchFrom: “Invocations for Kiwanis Occasions” by James J. Muench

INVOCATIONINVOCATION

MEETING ASSIGNMENTSMEETING ASSIGNMENTS

Thursdays 12 Noon

June 11 June 18 June 25 July 2

Greeters(11:45 AM)

Carl Krouch

Dan Corretore

Gary Crumley\

Nancy Bernard

Joe Overby

Neil Powell

Paula Powell

Bill MacLeod

Guest IntroGary Crumley

Debbie Johnson

Bill Montgomery

Ralph Marcello

PrayerDan Corritore Beryl Dryden Debbie

Johnson

Speaker IntroPaula Powell Bill MacLeod

(No speaker)Committee Breakout

Bill Montgomery

Up Close And Personal

Happy $$

Carl Krouch

June 13 - Club Leadership Education (CLE) Training

June 25 - Committee Meetings, Board Meeting

June 25-28 - Kiwanis International, Nashville, TN

July 30 - DCM,DCM, 6pm, Windsor Parke

Aug 27-30 - Florida Kiwanis Meeting, Orlando,

Rosen Centre Hotel

May 28th May 28th - - LAST WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTSLAST WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS

Mailing Address: Kiwanis of Jacksonville BeachesPO Box 50504 Jacksonville Bch, FL 32240

Visit Kiwanis Websites: www.beacheskiwanis.com

www.floridakiwanis.com www.kiwanis.orgFor Past Newsletters - www.beacheskiwanis.com/downloads.html

Newsletter Editor: bevs1@bellsouth.net

Newsletter Printing: Neil Powell, Morgan Stanley Co.

Prayer Volunteer List: Doris Barnes, Dan Corritore, Beryl Dryden, Debbie Johnson, Carl Krouch, Hugh Patterson, Walt Pfeil, Paula Powell, Al Russ, Butch Shadwell, Bill Montgomery

Photos by Butch

Shadwell

CLE TRAINING CLE TRAINING Saturday, June 13thSaturday, June 13th

KIWANIS DAY WITH THE TAMPA BAY RAYSKIWANIS DAY WITH THE TAMPA BAY RAYS

SPEAKERSPEAKER

Program Chairs: June/Paula Powell & Bill MacLeod, July/Bill Montgomery,

Aug 6 & 13/Lal Ramdeen, Aug 20/Al Russ, Sept/Dan Corritore, Oct/Debbie Johnson

Dear Florida Kiwanis Club Presidents, Secretaries and Lt. Governors:  

Our 2008-09 year end is drawing near, but it is not yet over, and it is time to gear up for 2009-10.  That is why I and Florida Kiwanis is unveiling "OPERATION JUMP START."  

  "OPERATION JUMP START" will encourage Kiwanis Clubs to recruit a minimum of one new member per month for the months of June, July, August and September.  Every club that processes at least one new member in each of our remaining 4 months in 2008-09 will receive a banner patch.  The only "catch" is one new member add form and payment must be submitted to Kiwanis International each month, with a copy of the form and copy of the check sent to:     Operation Jump Start

    Florida District of Kiwanis International

    5545 Benchmark Lane

    Sanford  FL  32772-8116

Clubs submitting at least 1 new member add form and payment each month for June, July and August will receive special recognition at the District Convention in Orlando, August 27-30, 2009, but to receive the banner patch you must also submit a new member form and payment in September, too.

We need to rally round the flag next month and drum up the Kiwanis spirit and start hosting Special Guest Days and membership drives starting on Flag Day, June 14th, and celebrate the July 4th Independence Day with firecrackers and new members recruited so that they will be ready to work with our K-Kids, Builders Clubs, Key Clubs, CKI and Aktion Clubs as school begins in August. Kiwanis NEEDS you and our membership to each ask one person to join now to help your community help your youth develop the next generation of leadership. Be patriotic! Give your best now to get your club motivated and begin the campaign now. Take the drive to our Kiwanis troops. You know you can do it. Together we will make a difference and bring home membership victory. Our Service Leadership Programs need Kiwanians. Let's get them now.

Let us REACH OUT to our membership, so they can help us grow the number of Kiwanis hands that will REACH UP and help make our communities better.

"OPERATION JUMP START" will create exciting momentum to help set the pace for Governor-Elect Donna and the 2009-10 leadership team of District, Division and Club leaders.  Let's 'jump to it.'  We'll be glad we did.

  Sincerely, Governor Dave

Our speaker asked that those interested in learning more about the Lifesaving Corps visit www.redlifeguard.org

Maurice RudolphAmerican Red Cross Volunteer

Lifesaving Corps

Thank you Maurice for your informative presentation.

Judy BeckerFrom the Starke Kiwanis Club

CLE Trainer

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!Beryl Dryden 6/10

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!Lea and Bill Montgomery 6/4

The first Kiwanis club was organized in Detroit, Michigan, USA on January 21, 1915. A year later the Kiwanis Club of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, was chartered, and Kiwanis International grew rapidly into a leading service club in these two founding nations. In 1962, worldwide expansion was approved, and today Kiwanis clubs are active in every part of the world.

KIWANIS HISTORYKIWANIS HISTORY

WELCOME GUESTWELCOME GUEST