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INSIDE Ear Conference at 2005 Mid-Year Success 2005 Mid-Year 2003-04 DistinguishedDivisions/Lt. Bronx-Westchester South–SisterAnne-MarieKirmse,Bronx-Westchester O.P. Long Island South Central – Tom Gallagher Long IslandSouthCentral–Tom Niagara FrontierNorth –KennethD. Bell Long IslandSouthwest–JohnF. DeLeo MARCH/APRIL 2005, VOLUME76, FOUNDATION YORK DISTRICTKIWANIS NO.3 NEW Hudson ValleyResort Hudson RiverW Genesee –Lawrence D. Cartwright Queens East–William F Brooklyn –JosephG. SchiavoJr. Metropolitan –Michael Assenza Finger Lakes–DoreenP Queens West –EricShivnarain Queens West Long IslandNorth–JoGreene St. Central –DuaneC. Hudson River–DonWolf Lawrence – Lucien Plante est –JamesSchalck Niemi . Risbrook ellittieri Go vernors Mid-Y Distinguished Kiwanian ..6 Ser Member Orientation L Think 39 Hawaii Registration Sponsored Youth . 11 Trustee Message . .10 Highlights ..8 & 9 Foundation News . 16 Heritage Societ Governor’s Message . 3 yme Disease ..14 vice Director INSIDE ear Conference . THE ESK y y . 12 &13 . 15 13 . 14 5 New York District Kiwanis Foundation Non-Profit Org. 1522 Genesee Street, Utica New York 13502 US Postage PAID Brooklyn NY Permit No 686 Secretary/Treasurer Joseph Eppolito MID-YEAR CONFERENCE The Mid-Winter Conference at the Hudson Valley Resort & Spa was a great success. Interesting and informative forums were held. Opening and general sessions brought Kiwanians and guests up to date on what is happening in our district. Awards were announced honoring Kiwanis clubs and indi- viduals for the 2003- 4 Kiwanis year under Immediate Past Governor Peter J. Mancuso. We enjoyed positive growth with a net growth of +168. Congratulations to Peter’s Leaders for a fine year. Governor Glenn and First Lady Susan con- tinue to make their official visits throughout the District. I encourage you to attend their visit and support them as well as the Governor’s Project. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION The International Convention in Hawaii is fast approaching. We have a quota of 300 for the Convention which we should strive to meet. We have an excellent hotel, The Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, which you all will enjoy. For those who want to save some money and enjoy another five star hotel, the NY District has an excellent land package only arrange- ment with The Double Tree Inn, less than 10 minutes from the Convention Center & beach- es. Check our District web page for details and forms. There are many things to see in Hawaii. Pearl Harbor, The Arizona, volcano sites, oceans and island cruises are just a few of the things to do. It truly will be a trip of a lifetime! Also we should show the rest of the Kiwanis world that we are interested in International affairs. There are many issues brought up at the Convention and as dele- gates for your club you will have an opportu- nity to voice and vote your club’s opinion. One important vote is the election our own candi- date Past Governor Tom DeJulio for International Trustee. Hixson challenge match to end six months Club Secretaries should be sure to send in THE EMPIRE STATE the forms to Kiwanis International and to our early – IDD Campaign success continues Indianapolis, Indiana – If you’re going to with a lead gift of $300,000. In addition to District Office notifying us who will be repre- make a contribution to the Worldwide their gift, several other Kiwanians committed senting your club at the convention. Also Service Project (WSP) under the Kiwanis major gifts to the campaign to be used as KIWOfficial ANIANPublication of remember, your club must have their dues International Foundation’s Mel and Mary matching funds. Those individuals who gave THE NEW YORK DISTRICT KIWANIS paid in order to be able to vote. Lt Governors Cowart Challenge Match program, you’d $25,000 or more qualified as a “Pacesetter” FOUNDATION, INC. & Lt. Governors-Elect (LTGs 05-06) are dele- better hurry. Because of an overwhelming for the campaign. gates-at-large and can represent your club if Published by global response, the program will end on Since its July 2004 launch, more than they are designated on the delegate forms. The New York District Kiwanis March 31, six months ahead of schedule. 2,200 people or clubs have applied for Foundation Inc. in the interest of MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Although the match offer will conclude at the matching Hixsons under the program, which and for the development of the clubs All clubs should have made their membership end of the month, the Worldwide Service equates to more than $1.1 million raised for in the district. adjustments for the year. They should now Project Campaign Cabinet will continue to the initiative to virtually eliminate IDD around Circulation . .11,000 concentrate on increasing the size of their seek contributions. the globe. Though the match program was to Publication Office: clubs. Under the program, announced at this continue through September 2005, the past summer’s Kiwanis International con- tremendous response will lead to a success- MizMo Grafix Inc. New members result in an influx of new 1535 63rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219 vention, Kiwanis-family clubs and members ful conclusion of the program by the end of ideas and more Kiwanians to work on proj- Phone: 718-259-9679 ects. All clubs should now have a member- contributing a minimum of $500 to the fight the month, a half-year earlier than expected. Fax: 718-259-3422 ship plan in place with a goal to end the year against iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) “We expected the matching funds to pro- with an increase in membership. have had their contributions matched. The duce success, but we definitely are sur- Email ADDRESS: Continued on Page 4 donation and the program’s matching funds prised at how productive it has been for our then add up to qualify the donor for enroll- campaign,” says WSP Cabinet Chairman [email protected] Maureen Neuringer, District Editor EMPIRE STATE KIWANIAN ment in the George F. Hixson Fellowship. The Eddie Callis. “We are very grateful to Mel and Cowarts initiated the Hixson match program 2. March/April 2005 Continued on Page 4 TheVan Kiwanis ClubRensselaer of HOOSICK FALLS,Van Kiwanians Get The Word Out Rensselaer Division – recently took advan- tage of the Public Relations banner pur- chased at the Mid Winter Convention and marched with their new K-Kids club on Saturday, March 19, 2005 in the Village of Hoosick Falls during their recent St. Patrick's Day parade. Club President Dale Lee, along with his son Zak carried the banner, and Kiwanis members Gale Leva, K-Kids Kiwanis Advisor Roberta Breese, Lt Governor Jean Andrick walked with the new Club members and their School Advisor Holly Grogan. Several parents also participated in chaper- oning their children. (potentially new Governor Kiwanians) Glenn W. Hollins Everyone had a great time in the Parade day for Public Relations! Pictured above: Hoosick Falls Kiwanians and are looking forward to the Village It will certainly get people asking - proudly display their Kiwanis banner let- This year the New York District held its Mid- Memorial Day parade in May - what a great what is Kiwanis? ting everyone know who they are. Winter Conference at the Hudson Valley Resort and Spa. Over 500 Kiwanians gath- ered to enjoy fellowship and informative Franklin Square Donates Locks for Sick Children forums. Susan and I would like to express The Kiwanis Club of FRANKLIN SQUARE, our sincere gratitude to Conference Long Island South Central Division – Committee and all the individuals who went Secretary Julie Davis-Olso and Past that extra mile to make sure everything went President Carl Gerrato’s daughter Katie, smoothly. Everyone had a great time. made donations of 4 braids each 10 inches This year’s forums shared valuable infor- and longer to LocksofLove.org which makes mation with Kiwanians in various areas. The wigs for children that have illnesses that evaluation sheets indicated a high level of cause them not to be able to grow hair. satisfaction with the workshops. Thank you Thanks to Kim for her donation of time Joe Corace for preparing a great schedule and talent, also to Joe for his continued sup- for all of us. Sharing ideas helped all of us port of the Franklin Square Kiwanis with bring back new service and fundraising donations in the past and present for all of ideas to our clubs. our fundraising events. Franklin Square Basket Raffle Kiwanis also sent a check for $100 to <LocksofLove.org> toward the production of Kim Gladitsch stylist and Joe Pata owner The Basket Raffle was also a great success. Kim cutting Katie's braid. wigs. of Palace Hair Designs. Generous Kiwanians helped us raise nearly $5200. The proceeds from the raffle will go to Kamp Kiwanis and to KPTC, as designated by First Lady Susan. Thanks to all Divisions and Lt. Governors for supplying these very unique and creative baskets. I also want to extend a very special thank you to Event Chair Rebecca Ovadia and PLG Herman Ovadia for all of their efforts and time in making this event a success. Stats in ESK You will notice throughout the ESK the stats from the clubs throughout our 28 Divisions. Take a moments to see where you club is on projects, missing reports, dues owed and membership. Have you been accurately reporting all the great things your club has been up to? If your reports are not in, obvi- ously we can not count your projects and achievements. Let’s get those reports in on time and share our accomplishments. On page 12 and 13 you will find a regis- tration form/hotel assignments for Hawaii. It is important to get as many people there to help get PG Tom DeJulio elected International Trustee.
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