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Kiwanis Edge 2003-09-19.Pmd Celebrating 85 Years of Community Service The Kiwanis e DGE EC&C District - Kiwanis Club of Ottawa founded 1917 Serving the Children of the World September 19, 2003 Friday, September 26, 2003, 12:30 -2:00 pm, Head Table Sept. 26, 2003 Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Adam Room 1. Michel Podeszfinski 2. Ross Christensen 3. Chris Thompson Turnover Day 4. Lynda Campbell This is the day we say 5. Peter Nadeau Thank You to President Rick Barrigar 6. Derek Finley and the Board of Directors for 2002-03, 7. Richard Munro 8. Lt. Governor Linda Davis and to greet President David Daubney 9. President Rick Barrigar and the Board of Directors for 2003-04. 10. President-Designate David Daubney There will also be a presentation by the 11. Lt. Governor Designate Janet Atkinson Music & Entertainment Committee. 12. Reverend John Moor 13. Ross Christensen Come on out to say goodbye to President Rick 14. Sam Bhargava and to welcome President David! 15. Peter Patafie 16. Sheri Farahani 17. Bill Gosewitz 18. Albert Monsour (please inform the Kiwanis office if you are bringing a guest) 19. Janet Dodds 20. Mike St. Louis, guest book On the menu:: Seared Chicken with Potatoes and Vegetables, Homemade Apple Strudel Meeting, Friday September 19/03 - The Honourable Denis President’s Thought for the Coderre spoke about developing a ‘Made In Canada’ solution week: involving new high-tech methods to enhance our immigration system, that still maintain our privacy and security. Canadian citizens agree that Borrow money from pessimists, they we need to keep our borders open, with 87% of our market in the US, don’t expect it back. however, we need to take a stand to ensure the future of our county. President’s Rose - Mike Moore has been with our club since 1975 and has always been a great Kiwanian. His leadership skills shone through again this year, as Chair of the Golf Tournament Committee and under his guidance, the committee has raised close to $60,000 for our club. Welcome to our new member, Dawn Pickering, a Corporate Planner with the Standards Council of Canada, who was introduced by David Daubney. Selected as one of ten young Canadians profiled in the Nov 2000 edition of Canadian Living Magazine, Dawn has an Members’ attendance on extensive background working with youth, and will be an asset to our Sept 19/03 - 81 Key Club and Circle K Committees. Welcome to our club, Dawn! Total attendance - 96 page 1 Upcoming Luncheon Meetings Committee Meetings Oct. 3 Dave Brown - Ottawa Citizen Wed. Sep 24 Medical Foundation 7:30 pm Rivermead “Whisky, Women and Roofing Tar.... Golf Club, 150 chemin Rivermead, Which can generate the greatest happiness?” Gatineau Oct 10 Shelley McKay, Survivor of Abuse Mon. Sep 29 Cadets 7:00 pm Alex Dayton Centre “My Invincible Summer Within”. Tues Sep 30 AKtion Club 6:30 pm 330 Kent Street Oct 17 Monica Patten, The Community Foundation HOSTED by the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa of Canada so volunteers are needed! Call Harold Oct 24 Darrell Fox, brother to the late Terry Fox Moore 248-1834 Raffle Prize Congratulations to TURNOVER NIGHT- Sympathy of the Club goes out to Ross Hadwen who won the raffle Reverend Art Conrad, in memory of a big golf umbrella and a Golf Cocktail Reception 4:30 - 7:00 pm of his sister, Phyllis Proudfoot, Shirt, donated by Wayne French, who passed away in her 84th year, and the Canadian Waste Services. last Saturday in Nova Scotia . Thank you all for contributing, This has been a difficult time for $108 was raised for our General Reverend Art, who lost one of his Account. brothers in July, and last month, he KILLER ROAST lost another sister. Our thoughts for Brian “Killer” Kilrea Friday, September 26, 2003 are with Art at this time. Sept 24, 2003 National Press Club Nepean Sportsplex 165 Sparks Street, Ottawa Welcome to our Club $15 per person All Proceeds go to the Boys and Cash bar. Pickering, Dawn 2003 Girls Club of Ottawa #272 - Dawn Government Reception 5:30, Dinner 6:30 pm Tickets can be purchased from Standards Council of Canada Tickets $125, Table of 8 - $1,000 Phil Rossy, Lynda Campbell #200-270 Albert Street (Sponsorship available) Kathleen Holst Ottawa, ON K1P 6N7 Tables assigned on a ‘first come, and Victor Hanna. ph. 238-3222 x 462 first paid in full, basis’ fax 569-7808 email: [email protected] Master of Ceremonies - Jim Jerome, #2-51 Jolliet Ave along with Roy Mlaker and others as Ottawa, ON K1L 5H3 Roasters ph. 746-2489 Contact Clive Woolley at 562-6430 or Tom Spence at 741-0741 to form a Kiwanis table. The Kiwanis eDGE is published by Board of Directors, Executive Directors (9) The Kiwanis Club of Ottawa President Rick Barrigar Sam Bhargava Neil McDonald 63 Sparks Street, Suite 601 Immed. Past President Richard Munro Myrna Beattie Michel Podeszfinski Ottawa, ON K1P 5A6 Vice-Presidents David Daubney Walter Boyce Mike St. Louis Phone(613)233-1900 Fax 233-3718 Derek Finley Lynda Campbell Chris Thompson Web: http://www.ottawakiwanis.org Honorary Treasurer Bill Gosewitz Ross Christensen Janet Dodds email: [email protected] Honorary Secretary Harold Feder CharitableRegistration.#0306589-65-10 Rita Harper: Administrative Manager http://newmembers.ottawakiwanis.org & eDGE editor Weekly meeting Friday 12:30 p.m. at http://photos.ottawakiwanis.org [email protected] the Fairmont Chateau Laurier, 1 http://roses.ottawakiwanis.org Mike Kruger: Bookkeeper/Admin Assistant [email protected] Rideau Street http://meetings.ottawakiwanis.org For information on our club, that is used for press releases, Go to: http://media.ottawakiwanis.org page 2 Dream of A Lifetime STAPLES BACK TO SCHOOL New Membership Roster Minto Dream Home 73 Tradewinds Drive The Kiwanis Club of Ottawa and There will be many changes to this near Winding Way, Staples , Bank Street location, have year’s roster, therefore it won’t be off Prince of Wales once again joined forces to help available until late October. collect school supplies for local It’s that time of year again when children in need. Last year 30 Staples To assist you until the new roster is our club provides volunteers to stores participated, this year 150 will ready, following are some changes help sell Dream of A Lifetime be part of the program. that you should note in your current tickets for the CHEO roster: Foundation. We need your help All supplies collected at the 403 Bank to staff the Dream Home for the Street store, will be distributed Myrna Beattie next 12 weekends. through our Youth and Community Remove business affiliation. Services committee. New home address: Every Saturday and Sunday 5448 Osgoode Main Street starting Sept 27 until Dec 14, This year, a small start-up kit with a Osgoode, ON K0A 2W0 2003, our members are needed to retail value of $3.98 will be available phone 826-3209 accept the payments. This is a if any club members would like to email: very easy job. There will be two puchase and donate to “our bus”. [email protected] shifts: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm , and 2:00 - 6:00 pm. For more information contact Murray McKeage, new email Stephen Tanner at 235-2525 (ask for [email protected] CHEO will be providing a staff Customer Service) person to assist and direct the Frank Hegyi, new email: foot traffic. [email protected] Proposed For Membership If you can help out, please fill in Sid Lithwick, new home address: the sheets on the tables at our 10 Nadolny Sachs Private Friday luncheons or contact Catherine James, a Financial Planner Ottawa, ON K2A 4G7 Anthony McGlynn at 566-2816 with the Royal Bank, sponsored by ph. 722-8462 Dawn Morewood and Bill Siekierski. Doug Wilson, new home address Objections, if any, should be sent to 1466 Spartan Grove Street the Honorary Secretary of our club, Ottawa, ON K4P 1G1 no later than Oct 2, 2003. ph. 821-9357 If you have a change that you would like listed in this newsletter, New Chaplain please let Rita know. The Membership Committee has RIF accepted the application of Major INTERCLUB OPPORTUNITY! Reading Is Fundamental Max Bulmer, Public Relations Director of the Salvation Army, as The Kiwanis Club of Sage will be School has started! one of our new Chaplains. He will holding their Turnover Day on be taking the place of Major Cliff Wednesday, October 1, at the We are looking for volunteers to Hollman who moved to Orillia. Woodroffe United Church, 207 provide ONE HOUR a week, Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa. either morning or afternoon, to Major Bulmer will be in attendance at read to the children. This is a our October 10 luncheon. Former member of our club, Mr. wonderful way to provide Tom Moore, will be inducted as the community service to the children, President of the Kiwanis Club of and see the benefits immediately! Sage. If you are interested in attending, please inform President Contact Ross Hadwen at Gordie Johnston at 733-7485. 225-8179, if you can help out. page 3 Kiwanis Club of Ottawa – Board of Directors Oct 1/2003-Sept 30/2004 EXECUTIVE (7) President: David Daubney - Department of Justice 284 Wellington St, Rm 5089, Ottawa, ON K1A 0H8 Ph. 957-4755, fax 941-4122, home 820-5620 email: [email protected] email at home: [email protected] Immediate Past President: Rick Barrigar - Progestic International Inc. 222 Queen Street, Ste. 400, Ottawa ON K1P 5V9 Ph. 230-7522 ext 8128, fax 230-5739, home 831-2536 email: [email protected] President-Elect: Derek Finley - Can Map Incorporated 62 Foothills Drive, Nepean, ON K2H 6K3 Ph.
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