KIWANIS CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE BEACHESFLORIDA DISTRICT – DIVISION 5

Chartered: August 1, 1946March 24, 2005

Our 59th Year of Service Selva Marina, 1600 Selva Marina, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233

Web page: www.beacheskiwanis.com

Editor- Beverly Shadwell Ph. 223-4465 Bevs@shadtechserv.com

DIVISION 5 CLUBSMonday Jacksonville(Downtown - Hilton Hotel-1201 Riverplace Blvd.) 2:30 PM Fernandina Beach (Municipal Golf Clubhouse) 6:30 PM (Meets first, second & third Monday of each month)Tuesday St. Augustine (Gypsy Cab Restaurant,828 Anastasia Blvd. ) 12:00 Noon 824-8244Wednesday Arlington (Jax. University - Bartlett Kinne University Center) 11:30 Noon (Meets the first and third Wednesday of each month) Deerwood (Steak & Ale, Baymeadows Rd.) 12:00 NoonThursday Historic St. Augustine (Conch House - 57 Comares Ave) 7:00 AM Jacksonville Beaches (Selva Marina - Atlantic Beach) 12:15 PM Westside (Holiday Inn - I-295 & Commonwealth) 12:30 PM

Thursdays, 12:15 PM

March 24 March 31 April 7 April 14

Greeters Jim Lee

Paul Myers

Brenda Howard

Beryl Dryden

Debbie Mayhew

Burt VanWagner

Leigh Roberts

Erica Godamunne

Prayer Al Russ Corky Borders

Bill Wilson Jennifer King

Guest Intro

Beryl Dryden Ed Robinson Dianne Ludwig

Max Booke

Speaker Intro

Bill Montgomery

Bill Montgomery

Bill Montgomery

Bill Montgomery

Speaker or Program

Ed Asher Executive Director of St. Andrew’s Light House

Mark WoodsColumnist for The Times Union

Marnesha WalkerLuekemia & Lymphoma Society

Jean McCormickFounding member of the Beaches Historical Society

Featured KiwanianSpiritual Moment

Diane Ludwig

Bill Montgomery

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Gary Crumley

Bill Hutchinson

Upcoming Events

Happy Easter!Mar 27th

Penman Rd Clean upApr 16, 8:30AM

MEMBERS OF OUR CLUB

Lex Allen 246-4180Jane Alvarez 396-3373Edward Ash 242-9000Herman Bass 246-7537John Bates 280-8358Sevena Baum 249-5115Charles Bender 223-0890Guy Bond 247-1770Max Booke 223-2231Ed Borders 241-5491Doug Bradshaw 945-9807Howard Brown 249-5877Brownie Brown 249-0414Ed Buickerood 223-2206Bill Bull 241-0432Barry Chandler 241-5634Bob Cook 246-3763Bob Cooper 241-0131Meade Coplan 241-7268

Gary Crumley 247-8508JonathanDaugherty 249-9033Beryl Dryden 241-0888Jim Dunford 249-3593Bill Fogg 249-5129Erica Godamunne 821-9842George Hamilton 246-0407Molly Holbert 249-5341Brenda Howard 262-9808Bill Hutchinson 246-2853Fred King 246-4168Jenn King 230-3806Carl Krouch 249-8842Don Lafond 382-1023James Lane 285-7273Jim Lee 247-3187Dianne Ludwig 249-2374Fred Lyons 246-3860

Ralph Marcello 992-7221Walter Mather 246-6745Deborah Mayhew 685-2156John Meadows 285-5082John Meighan 247-9268Bill Montgomery 221-5527Paul Myers 992-1816Joe Overby 249-3513Neil Powell 343-3571Leigh Roberts 247-8929Ed Robinson 223-1591Al Russ 645-0688Butch Shadwell 223-4465Don Stanton 992-2123Bill Thompson 246-1442Burt Van Wagner 246-7264Carol Wallace 992-8037Bill Wi lson 249-8562Ed Zazzarino 249-4232

Bev ShadwellCorky Borders

Ralph MarcelloJohn Meighan

Al RussLex Allen

Paul MyersBurt VanWagner

Max BookeJonathan Dougherty

John BatesButch Shadwell

Erica GodamunneEd Robinson

John MeighanAl Russ

Ralph MarcelloMax Booke

Jim Dunford

Committee Chairmen

Club BulletinCommunity ServiceFund RaisingHouse Human & Spiritual ValuesInterclub Membership/Education/RetentionNew ProjectsProgram CoordinatorPublic RelationsYoung Children Priority OneYouth Services

Special Events

AuctionGolf TournamentMilitary Recognition Teacher Recognition Day Townsend Hawkes Ocean Swim Rose Day SaleScholarships

2004-2005 Officers:PresidentCarl Krouch1st Vice PresidentDon Lafond 2nd Vice PresidentErica GodamunneTreasurerBill MontgomerySecretaryLeigh RobertsPast PresidentJohn Bates.

Board of DirectorsPaul MyersBurt Van WagnerEd RobinsonNeil PowellJonathan DoughertyJames Lee

George LangguthInternational PresidentCase Van KleefDistrict Club Bulletin ChairRoss Edwards

Florida DistrictExecutive Director

District GovernorBill RushingLt. Governor Division 5Ed Zazzarino

Learn to give without remembering, Learn to take without forgetting.

Last Week SpeakerBest Wishes

We wish Pam Winstein all the best in the future. Sorry to see her go.

Happy Birthday!

Ed Zazzarino 4/2

Happy Anniversary!

Ed & Mryle Robinson 3/29 Doug & Connie Bradshaw 3/30

Date Joined

Jim Lee 3/25/2004 Leigh Roberts 3/25/2004

Ed Robinson 3/27/2003 Bill Montgomery 4/13/1995

Projects/Upcoming Events

If you want children to keep their feet on the ground, put some responsibility on their shoulders – Abigail Van Buren

Penman Road Clean-up!

Kiwanis Education Spot

Key Club International is Kiwanis’ oldest continuing youth service program. The first Key Club “for key boys” was organized by the Kiwanis Club of Sacramento in 1925. The concept of a service club for high school students spread to other Kiwanis clubs, and Key Club became an official program of Kiwanis International by 1942. Today, more than 150,000 young men and women belong to Key Clubs in more than 4000 high schools throughout the U.S., Canada, and a growing number of other nations. Key Club International is largely run by its members, who hold conventions and elect officers each year at the district and international levels.

Hello, I’m your new club bulletin editor. Looking forward to hearing from you for “news”. Call me at 223-4465 or write to bevs@shadtechserv.com

Bev Shadwell

Kiwanis Garage Sale

Our 2005 garage sale was held on Saturday March 12 at the Jax Beach American Legion. Everyone worked hard collecting, delivering, pricing and selling. By the end of the day, $1400 was added to our charity funds. Thanks to John Bates, Charlie Bender, Ed Buickerood, Gary Crumley, Beryl Dryden, Erica Godamunne, Don Lafond, Bill Montgomery, Joe Overby, Neil Powell, Leigh Roberts, Burt VanWagner, Carol Wallace, Ed Robinson, Ed Zazzarino, Max Booke, & those who brought their husbands & wives to help & support the club. . We enjoyed the fun and the work. GOOD JOB!

Spiritual Moment Max Booke presented our Spiritual Moment last week.  It was a very interesting history of the origin of St. Patrick's Day.  I wonder what percentage of the public even knows that it is a Christian holiday? -Butch Shadwell

  Richard told us about the 86 year history of Junior Achievement.  There are 150 JA service centers around the US and their international office serves nearly 100 countries around the world. Junior Achievement began by working with high school students after school, building small businesses from scratch and learning through experience how commerce works.  This includes being responsible to investors.  After 70 years working with older kids the organization has evolved into a program for younger kids and an in-class curriculum. JA is funded almost entirely through corporate and private donations.  Most of the programs are staffed by volunteers.  If you want to find out if it is worthwhile, ask our own Jonathan Daugherty, a JA alum.  Learn more about JA at www.ja.org - Butch Shadwell

Thanks to those who helped on March 19th. The next pick up date is April 16th, 8:30 AM.

Volunteers contact Corky Borders.

We saw a couple of leprechauns!

God Bless

America

Guest – Clark Fuller brought by Max Booke

If you were at Kiwanis for lunch last week you got to listen to W. Richard Maxwell, the former CEO of Junior Achievement of America.