1. DIVISION 5 CLUBS Mon - Jacksonville Club Crown Plaza Hotel 1201 Riverplace Blvd, 12:30 - Fernandina Beach Club Municipal Golf Clubhouse 6:30 PM (1st,2nd & 3rd Mon) - Historic St. Augustine Club The Village Inn 900 Ponce de Leon Blvd (U.S. 1), 7 AM Tues - St. Augustine Club Carrabba’s Italian Grill SR 312 & US 1, Noon (824-8244) Wed - Arlington Club Jacksonville University Bartlett Kinne University Center 11:30 (1st & 3rd Wed) - Deerwood Club - Holiday Inn I-95 & Baymeadows Rd, Board Rm, 12:00 Thurs- Jacksonville Beaches Club Selva Marina 1600 Selva Marina, Atlantic Bch, 12:00 - Westside Club - Holiday Inn I-295 & Commonwealth, 12:30 Beverly Shadwell Charles Bender, Erica Godamunne Bill Montgomery, Dick Brand Sevena Baum, Al Russ Bill Montgomery, Don Lafond Doris Barnes Carl Krouch, John Bates Dan Kuchta, Burt Van Wagner Al Russ, Janice Bounds Jim Lee, Walt Pfeil Butch Shadwell, Dan Corritore Jay Ambler, Dick Brand Jim Lee John Meighan, Gary Crumley, Butch Shadwell Ed Robinson. Lal Ramdeen Neil Powell, Doris Barnes John Meighan, Carl Krouch Max Booke, Lal Ramdeen, Jay Ambler Butch Shadwell Beryl Dryden, Al Russ 2006-2007 Officers President Ed Robinson 1st Vice President Neil Powell 2nd Vice President Burt Van Wagner Treasurer Ralph Marcello Secretary Jay Ambler Past President Don Lafond District Exec.. Director/Secretary George Langguth Board of Directors Doris Barnes John Bates Dan Kuchta James Lee Walt Pfeil Butch Shadwell Florida District Division 5 Club Newsletters Chair William F. Taylor International President Nelson Tucker Lt. Governor Division 5 Rande Le Fevre District Governor Phil Yorston Editor/Printing - Beverly Shadwell Ph. 223-4465 bevs@shadtechserv.com Selva Marina Country Club 1600 Selva Marina Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 John Meighan247-9268 Bill Montgomery221-5527 Joe Overby 249-3513 Hugh Patterson 246-9262 Walt Pfeil 221-6810 Neil Powell343-3571 Lal Ramdeen 992-8275 Jerry Richey 223-1376 Leigh Roberts249-9120 Ed Robinson223-1591 Al Russ645-0688 Butch Shadwell223-4465 C.W. Stanford 249-9974 Don Stanton992-2123 Bill Thompson246-1442 Burt van Wagner246-7264 Carol Wallace992-8037 Bill Wilson249-8562 Jay Ambler 270-0368 Tim Apel 247-8222 Doris Barnes 891-4950 Herman Bass246-7537 John Bates280-8358 Sevena Baum 249-5115 Charles Bender 223-0890 Max Booke 223-2231 Ed Borders 241-5491 Janice Bounds 242-9290 Doug Bradshaw 945-9807 Dick Brand 280-2628 Howard Brown 249-5877 Brownie Brown249-0414 Bill Bull 241-0432 Barry Chandler 241-5634 Bob Cooper 241-0131 Dan Corritore 403-5722 Gary Crumley 247-8508 Our 60 th Year of Service Chartered: August 1, 1946 Beryl Dryden241-0888 Jim Dunford 249-3593 Bill Fogg 249-5129 Erica Godamunne821-9842 George Goodloe 241-9526 Kitty Goodloe 241-9526 Bill Hutchinson 246-2853 Jenn King230-3806 Hank Knox 246-2225 Carl Krouch 249-8842 Dan Kuchta 241-4145 Don Lafond 382-1023 James Lane 285-7273 Jim Lee 249-4292 Fred Lyons 241-8333 Ralph Marcello 992-7221 Walter Mather 246-6745 John Meadows 285-5082 Committees Club Bulletin Editor Community Service House/Attendance Human & Spiritual Values Interclub Jax Beach Elementary Mentoring Membership New Projects Program Coordinator Public Relations Sponsored Youth Terrific Kids Webmaster Young Children Priority One Special Events Fletcher Scholar Recognition Breakfast Golf Tournament May Pancake Day Military Recognition Rose Sale Scholarships Teacher Recognition Day June 28, 2007 President: Ed Robinson MEMBERS OF OUR CLUB WE ARE MEMBERS OF KIWANIS IN ORDER…….. 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. Thursday 12:00 June 28 July 5 July 12 July 19 Greeters ( 11:45 AM) Bill Montgomery Lal Ramdeen George Goodloe Corky Borders Joe Overby John Bates Dick Brand Jim Lee Invocation Gary CrumleyAl RussBeryl DrydenCarl Krouch Guest Intro Burt VanWagner Gary CrumleySevena BaumBill Montgomery Speaker Intro Walt PfeilNeil Powell Program Debbie Johnson CPA & UNF Alumni President Review of Club Business Focus on Golf Tournament Committee Tom Worthington Estate Planner “ Changes in estate, trust, & gift tax laws ” Erick Dellenback Dir of ACC Football Championship, Pres. of Marketing for Gatorbowl Up Close & Personal Happy Bucks! Corky Borders Upcoming Events Board Meeting Fleet Landing July 2 nd 12:00 “Freedom is never free” ~ Author Unknown KIWANIS CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE BEACHES

2. Tues. June 19 th Readers: John Meighan Bill Montgomery George Goodloe Project SOS Executive Director, Dr. Pam Mullarkey, and two SOS mentors, Jeremy Spellman and Ashley Patton, spoke to our club about Project SOS (Strengthening Our Students). Project SOS is committed to positively changing today's youth culture by teaching life skills to avoid premarital sex, drugs, alcohol, and other high risk behaviors. College age young adults provide students with education/entertainment “edutainment” programs that include health facts, personal testimonies, music, demonstrations and drama. Programs are followed up in many of the schools with bi-monthly mentoring clubs led by recent college graduates that are committed to avoiding unhealthy choices and helping teens stay focused on their goals. Thank you Dr. Mullarkey, Ashley, and Jeremy for your informative presentation. Head Table – (Left to Right) President Ed Robinson; SOS Director, Dr. Pam Mullarkey; Program Chair, Walt Pfeil; and SOS Mentors, Jeremy Spellman and Ashley Patton (in back). INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION July 2 - Board Meeting, Fleet Landing, 12 Noon July 3-7 - International Convention, San Antonio, Tx Aug. 2 – Thurs PM,Division Council Meeting, Host club - TBD Aug. 2 – Thurs PM, Division Council Meeting, Host club - TBD Aug. 23-26 - Florida District Convention, Marco Island,FL The five-year-old boy lived in a poverty- stricken area of Detroit, Michigan. His mother was divorced and unable to care for him. The Detroit Kiwanis club adopted him, found a foster home to raise him, and gave him the name of Walter Kiwanis. The club paid for all his expenses until his mother was remarried and again assumed parental status with Walter. The experience set the pattern of future Kiwanis work with underprivileged children. S ource: http://www.kiwanis.org/lit/edminutes.pdf If you haven’t already done so, this is a reminder to make your hotel reservations for the Kiwanis International Convention before rooms are released and rates go up. You can secure your hotel reservations online anytime at www.the-meeting-connection.com by clicking the Kiwanis Housing Link, or call The Meeting Connection at 1-800-398-2568 between 9:00am – 4:30 p m. EST. www.the-meeting-connection.com See you in San Antonio! LTG Rande LeFevre Visit Kiwanis Websites: www.beacheskiwanis.com www.beacheskiwanis.com www.floridakiwanis.com www.kiwanis.org Heavenly Father: Teach us to use our freedom to help its permanence: By respecting & upholding laws By supporting law enforcement agencies, By informing ourselves on current issues, By voting regularly and wisely, and By honoring the rights of other people. And now bless this food to our use and us to Your service. Amen Pictures by Dan Kuchta For Past Newsletters - www.beacheskiwanis.com/downloads.html From: “Invocations for Kiwanis Occasions” by James J. Muench INVOCATION LAST WEEK – June 21st MARK YOUR CALENDARS! UPCOMING EVENTS July 3 - 7 FOURTH OF JULY DEFINITION MATCH 1 crescendo_____ 2 patriotism_____ 3 colony_____ 4 inalienable_____ 5 republic_____ 6 constitution_____ 7 proclamation_____ 8 explode_____ 9 preamble_____ 10 independence_____ 11 pyrotechnics_____ 12 detonation_____ 13 revolutionary_____ Best Wishes! Happy Birthday ! Answers: 1-i, 2-A, 3-M, 4-F, 5-B, 6-C, 7-H, 8-G, 9-D, 10-J, 11-K, 12-E, 13- L. Walter Mather 6/30 Happy Anniversary! Jim & Mary Ellen Lee 7/3 ONE CHILD Changed The Face Of Kiwanis Forever Meeting was opened by President Ed Robinson. Invocation was given by Al Russ(right).) SHORELINES' JUNE 23rd ARTICLE ON BEACHES KIWANIS If you haven't yet read this article in the TIMES UNION "SHORELINES," you will enjoy this great Kiwanis publicity write-up and pictures. Don't miss it! “READING’S A SPECIAL TREAT FOR NAVY KIDS” http://www.jacksonville.com/tu- online/stories/062307/nes_179256420.shtm Bill Montgomery YOUNG CHILDREN: PRIORITY ONE Navy Child Development Center Match the 13 definitions below with the vocabulary words on the left. A---a devoted love, support and defense of one's country; national loyalty B---a state in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitled to vote; a place where the head of the government is not a monarch; any body of persons viewed as a commonwealth C---the way in which a thing is composed, set up or established; a system of fundamental laws and principles D---an introductory statement, part of a statute, deed or other document; preface; a preliminary fact or circumstance E---an explosion; the act of expoding or causing to explode with sudden violence F---not transferable to another; not capable of being repudiated G---to erupt energetically; to burst violently; to expand with a force and noise through rapid chemical change, as gunpowder H---a public and official announcement; something that is declared in an open and ostentatious way I---a gradual increase in loudness (in a musical passage); steady increase in force or intensity; the peak J---state of thinking or acting for oneself; not being influenced or controlled by others; not contingent on something else K---the art of making fireworks; a display of fireworks L---sudden, complete or radical change in something; pertaining to a complete and forcible overthrowing M---a group of people who leaves their native country to form in a new settlement, under the parent nation Ashley Patton Jeremy Spellman SPEAKERS Erica Godumunne(left)