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85 Years of Serving the Community The Kiwanis eDGE Kiwanis Club of Ottawa Founded 1917 Serving the Children of the World Jan 25/02 Friday, February 1 Head Table for Feb 1, 2002 1. Claudia Colburn Chateau Laurier Adam Room 2. Jack Warner 3. Ron Vincent Carole Stephenson 4. David Fair 5. Carol Stephenson President & CEO, Lucent Technologies Canada 6. President Richard Munro 7. Rev. Sinclair Leading in 8. Walter Boyce Transformational Times 9. Mike Zanon 10. Ross Hadwen 11. Earl Crowe Guests are welcome. Please call the office by Tuesday. 12. Bob Littlemore Tomato and Artichoke Salad Three Cheese Manicotti Plum Tomato and Basil Sauce Multi Grain Toasted Garlic Toast Tiramisu Friday, Jan 21 Riding with the Renegades - What a Day! Four hundred enthusiastic members and guests filled a sold out luncheon Friday, as we welcomed our new CFL team, the Ottawa Renegades, back in style! Balloons, buttons, raffle prizes worth over $2,000, a Dixie Land Band, “Guiness Book of Records” size ribs, Renegade hats, shirts and season ticket passes . mix this with former CFL and Hall of Famers, former Rough Riders and Sports Media from then and now, along with an enthusiastic crowd and WOW what a day! CFL Commissioner Michael Lysko was joined by Head Coach Joe Paopao, Brad Watters the new owner, Russ Jackson, former Rough Rider quarterback, club member and former CFLer Bill Siekierski, Tom Pullen, former Rough Rider tight end (and member of our club), Moe the Toe Racine, also a member of our club, and former All Star Rough Rider, along with Ron Stewart and Joe Poirier, who kept the crowd in stitches as they retold “tales from the past”. The press were there, as Bill Siekierki’s dream unfolded. The new RO, CJOH, and CBC all featured stories, as well as the Citizen and the Sun! The Renegades are here! Congratulations and Thanks Congratulations and thanks to Bill Siekierski who dared to dream and made it happen; to Peter Charbonneau and the Program Committee; to Derek Finley who took on the mammoth task of comptroller; to Janet Dodds who coordinated the raffle team; to the five raffle teams consisting of Kent Wilkinson and Mike St. Louis, Steve Moore and Janet Dodds, Val Wilkins and Alan MacIntyre, Shirley Tomblin and Peggy Clark, Paul Poggione and Steve Georgopolous; to Dominic D’Arcy for the music; to Marcia Saipe for coordinating the Dixie Land Band and decorations; to Shirley Tomblin the “behind the scenes” master coordinator; to Jamie Johnson for developing and coordinating the press release and promotions; to Kathryn Davies at the Chateau Laurier for her ability to be continuously flexible and make constant changes; to Steve Weeks for the name tags; and to Linda Campbell for assisting Derek at registration. Dreams and Teamwork - Success. It is a fact that in the right formation, the lifting power of many wings can achieve twice the distance for any bird flying alone - Teamwork. Well done! Raffle an Outstanding Success With six outstanding prize packages donated by the Ottawa Regenades and the Canadian Football League worth over $2,000, our five raffle ticket selling teams did an outstanding job selling 965 tickets in less than a half hour! The raffle brought in $4,825! Upcoming Luncheons February 1 Carole Stephenson, President of Lucent Technologies Canada - Leading in Transformational Times February 8 Dennis Timbrell, Supervisor, Ottawa Hospital February 15 Max Keeping, Success by Six and an Ottawa Senators Alumuni February 22 Dr. Ron Worton, CEO and Scientific Director, The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, University of Ottawa Committee Meetings Tuesday January 29 Cadet Committee Interclub Sports & Social Upcoming Events Cordon Bleu Dinner When: Thursday, February 7, 2002, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Where: Le Cordon Bleu Paris Ottawa Culinary Arts Institute and Signatures Restaurant (Formerly Le Cercle Universitaire Club) What: Cocktail Party - Hors d’Oeuvres (Cash Bar) followed by an informal cooking/teaching session Cost: Approx. $35 inclusive Dress: Business Casual This would be a great time to plan an early Valentine’s event for your sweetheart. Reserve early as tickets are limited to no more than 42 persons. Contact Phil Rossy by either voice mail (592-1230) or email ([email protected]). Go to our website at www.ottawakiwanis.org. and look under Current Events - “Carve Like a Champion with Cordon Bleu”. ( You can also visit the Cordon Bleu website at www. cordonbleu.net) If you would prefer to dine in this elegant restaurant without the cooking lesson, separate dinner reservations can be made. Jackets are required. Mont Ste-Marie Ski Weekend When: Weekend of March 1-March 3 Where: Mont Ste-Marie What: Friday night “Meet N’Greet”, Saturday Ski followed by Apres-ski Cocktail Party and Dinner Come on out and have some fun - ski, relax and make some new friends! Don’t miss our Annual Ski Fun Weekend! Accommodations provided by the chalet/condo owners. For more info, contact Alan Smith, Patrick Flain, Rob Thompson Kiwanis & Ottawa Senators Partners In Caring Game in Support of Success by Six Join the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa on Sunday, March 24th when the Ottawa Senators play the Buffalo Sabres. Save $17/ticket when you purchase through Kiwanis and help raise money for Success by Six. The ticket price is $43 for a $60 seat. Order 10 tickets and you will receive 2 FREE 200 level tickets to see the Senators vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins on Feb. 12th, a value of $220.00. To order tickets, call Tom Spence at 741-0741. Don’t forget the upcoming luncheon on February 15th which will feature Max Keeping and a Senator Alumunus. If you plan on bringing a guest, please let the office know by the 12th. Any old National Geographics? The ‘Reading is Fundamental’ Committee at Connaught Public School is looking for old “National Geographic” magazines that members may have stored away and are no longer using. If you are able to help - please call Ross Hadwen at 225-8179. Proposed for Membership Rev. Anthony Man-Son-Hing, Secretary to his Excellency Paulo Romeo, Papal Nuncio, sponsored by Vince Calzonetti and Rocco D’Angelo. Objections, if any, must be sent to the Honorary Secretary, Myrna Beattie no later than Friday, February 8th, 2002. Siva Chidambaram, CEO, Shapre Global Information Services, sponsored by Frank Hegyi and Susan Menzies. Objections, if any must be sent to the Honorary Secretary, Myrna Beattie no later than Friday, February 15th, 2002. Thanks! The office staff would like to thank Mike Lundy for providing the carpenter who fixed the doors on two of our storage cabinets last weekend. Now we can slide them open without using our feet as wedges and our knees to push at the same time as our shoulders and hands pull. They slide like a dream. Thanks Mike. We would also like to thank Jamie and Laura Johnson who gave up their Saturday to empty the cabinets and assist the carpenter in moving the cabinets for repair. Community Thanks Our Club has received the following thankyou letters: A letter from Christine Flammer, Regional Director of the Canadian Diabetes Association for our support of the Canadian Diabetes Association’s Camping Program for Children with Diabetes - Camp Banting. A letter from Patrick Doyle to thank us for the Spiritual Aims Bursary for St. Paul’s University. “Your help is deeply appreciated and I would like to ask you to convey my most heartfelt thanks to all the members of the club for their generosity. You are all in my prayers.” Roster Changes Dominic Ferrarotto Home Phone 842-4232 The Kiwanis eDGE is published by: The Kiwanis Club of Ottawa President: Richard Munro Directors: Sam Bhargava, Bruce Brooks, 63 Sparks Street, Ste. 601 Immediate Past President: Ed Healey Lynda Campbell, David Daubney, Ottawa, ON K1P 5A6 President-Elect: Rick Barrigar Derek Finley, Michel Podeszfinski, Mike St. phone:(613) 233-1900 Vice-Presidents: Bill Cowie, Janet Dodds Louis, Chris Thompson, Valorie Wilkins fax: (613) 233-3718 Honorary Treasurer: Michael Findlay General Manager/Editor: Joanna Muckle email: [email protected] Honorary Secretary: Myrna Beattie Administrative Assistant: Laura Johnson web: www.ottawakiwanis.org.
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