U & I KIWANIAN. The Official Newspaper of the Kiwanis Clubs of Utah, Southern Idaho & Eastern Oregon

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1 BLE OF CONTENTS Return Address: U&I Kiwanian 801 Park Shadows Circle Bountiful, Utah Presort Std. US Postage Paid Salt Lake City, UT Permit #7148 U & I KIWANIAN The Official Newspaper of the Kiwanis Clubs of Utah, Southern Idaho & Eastern Oregon Utah-Idaho District***Kiwanis International Volume 15~~~Issue 1 October 2010 / November 2010 SAVE Annual Roster Issue Do Not Toss SAVE BACK TO BASICS Bob Dempsay, Utah Idaho District Governor TO: All members of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International As the year rapidly approaches I look forward to another successful year in our district. I am indeed honored by the faith that the district membership has shown in me to assume this position at this point in time. I will not betray the trust that you have placed in me. Let us go forward through the next year and continue to support the children in our communities and the children of the world. As always our primary focus is Service to the Children through our many service projects, Sponsored Youth, Our new International Service Project and other areas that each club performs. International Designate Sylvester Neal has selected his theme to be; LIGHTING THE FIRE. Get Back to Basic fundamentals and values. Take a holistic approach to growth and membership Plus One! Refocus on service and support of our new global service initiative. Support, strengthen and grow our clubs. Work smarter with better utilization of WEB resources, on-line reporting and KI and District technical resources. Commit to teamwork and excellence through Servant Leadership All the clubs in Kiwanis are following this plan for the coming year so that we are more committed to the children of the world, better educated about what Kiwanis is and does, willing to grow the membership of Kiwanis and able to link to Kiwanis through better communications. Our District Motto is BACK TO BASICS. How many of us have read "The Objects of Kiwanis International"? How many of us have read "The Kiwanis Code of Ethics"? How many of us live by these? The following details the goals and objectives that I believe we should have for the coming year. To attain the District and International goals and ideals will require the commitment of all the members of the district. As a district we depend on the success of the clubs to achieve both the district and international goals. We will focus on the fact that the success of the club leaders will result in success of the clubs, which will result in the success of the Utah-Idaho District in achieving its goals. The club is the cornerstone of our organization. Membership in Kiwanis is at the club level. As we succeed as a club in providing service for our communities, we succeed in enriching the lives of our members and our communities. To reiterate, I believe that the function of the district is to work with club leadership and to Governor Message (Continued) It s a Privilege to Serve Let s Continued To Be United in Service to the Youth 2010 House of Delegates Minutes New Members Forgiveness Upcoming U & I Kiwanian Imporant Dates Distinguished Award Criteria for Annual Roster 8 District Officers 9 Lieutenant Governors 9-10 District Chairpersons Service Leadership Program Committee (SLP) & Roster Fifth Board Meeting Minutes First Board Meeting Minutes Club News George C. Peterson, Jr. Obituary Terry Parker Smith Obituary encourage each club leader to make this the best year of service in their life. To achieve these aims, we will be exploring the following areas for Kiwanis clubs and their leaders for the coming year. I. Growth in Membership: Without members we cannot provide service. Every year we commit ourselves to increasing membership by adding new clubs, adding new members and retaining existing members. Many times our members and we feel that this is the only objective of Kiwanis. We seem to many times be-little the many great things that our Kiwanis clubs and members do for their communities and our children. The hard facts are that service clubs throughout America are losing members and are able to provide as much service to our communities as we have in the past. To mitigate this erosion we need to continue to bring new members into our clubs; individuals who are committed to the same ideals of service that we as Kiwanians are committed to provide. To achieve this growth we set the following goals: (Continued on Page 2) U&I KIWANIAN Volume 15 Issue 1 October 2010 /November 2010 Published By: Utah-Idaho District Kiwanis International Gordon C. Lewis, Editor 801 Park Shadows Circle Bountiful, UT Phone: newsletter@uikiwanis.org District Website: Website Manager: manager@uikiwanis.org Advertising for U&I Kiwanian P. O. Box Boise, ID Phone: ADDRESS CHANGES OR CORRECTIONS TO: Janet Flinders 515 Bringhurst Drive Providence, Utah AND Kiwanis International 3636 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, IN

2 PAGE 2 BACK TO BASICS (Continued) A. Build two new clubs in the Utah-Idaho district. We have been successful in the last few years in building new clubs in areas of the district that have not been represented by Kiwanis. Again this year we will be asking the Lt. Governors to target areas in their divisions that are potential sites for a new club. A leadership team of dedicated Kiwanians will assist in canvassing and contacting potential members for the new club. Kiwanis International has committed to help in any way they can to make this endeavor possible. There are new opportunities for building new clubs besides the traditional club structure. We have added to the mix the concept of the satellite club, the corporate club, the company club, internet clubs, and breakfast clubs. Kiwanis still has a goal of a million members by 2015 that is part of their strategic plan and these new club ideas will allow us to reach that goal. These new club concepts have been added to allow individuals to be a part of the Kiwanis experience without the necessity of meeting each week in a traditional lunch environment. The Kiwanis experience is to provide service to our communities and our children, not have lunch. B Recruit new members and retain existing members in our clubs. The goal for our district is to grow by ONE member. If the District will have a positive growth we will have reversed many years of declining membership. We must feel and believe that we have reached the bottom and there is only one way to go and that is too grow. The key to success as a district resides in the existing clubs. They are aware of the concerns of their communities and the potential of new members in the community. There are many programs available to the clubs for finding new members. Our membership committee will be willing to provide assistance and advice on what methods and programs have worked in other clubs and will work for your club. The second part of this equation is to retain existing members. Statistics for our district show that we lose 67% of our membership within the first five years after they join our clubs. As you can see we need to continue to recruit new members just to cover this decrease. Our membership committee will help in showing what can be done to keep members involved for longer periods of time. II. Growth in Service. A. EVERY CLUB TO CONCENTRATE ON YOUNG CHILDREN-PRIORITY ONE. We need to continue to provide service for our communities; that is why we exist. But we also need to expand our service. As we attempt to increase our membership we need to remember that one of reasons people leave the club is lack of service projects, the main reason that they joined. The district wide service project is that each club commit to a renewed emphasize on "Young Children". We are the best service organization when it comes to supporting our elementary, middle schools, high schools and colleges through our Service Leadership programs. I feel strongly that the children that we need to concentrate on are those that are pre-school, those whose voice is too small to hear. These are the children that we try to serve through our "Young Chilren-Prioirty One' Program. It has always struck me as ironic that Young Children are our number one priority and yet we do not emphasize this in our actions. There is also the new Kiwanis International World Wide Service Project, "ELIMINATE", that we are going to promote and encourage the clubs to support. This will be the major district wide project for the coming years. In addition to these each club should add one new service project that is peculiar to your own community. This project should be a hands on effort and possibly involve potential new members or done in conjunction with another Kiwanis club or another service club in your area. III. Leadership Training: All club leaders to be trained before they assume office. We need to insure that all club leaders are trained in what their duties and responsibilities are before they take office. There are too many club officers that have not been trained and consequently do not promote and are not aware of the responsibilities that they owe to the clubs and to their district. From experience we know that a club can operate without this training, but wouldn't it operate better and be more aware of who they represent if they were trained in Kiwanis? In addition to our District and International training staff there are many resources available on-line in the form of Webinars. Many of you have already attended some of these sessions and have been impressed with the quality and information content that they provide. IV. Distinguished Achievement Status. This year the district goal is to have 30% of our clubs receive distinguished status. The criteria to do this are attached. The reason to do this is not necessarily for the recognition, but to achieve this status a club needs to do all the things that we as Kiwanians say we do. This recognition is visible proof that we in fact care about our children, our communities, our clubs and our members. There is also the goal to have 20% of our members receive distinguished status. Again, if we truly believe in the ideals of Kiwanis, we should all strive to meet these criteria. V. Kiwanis International Foundation and the Utah-Idaho District Foundation. Our goal is 100% participation in the Kiwanis International Gift Campaign. If all clubs achieve this the District receives $6,000 in matching scholarships for our Sponsored Youth programs, a great return on our money. Our goal is also that 100% of the clubs will contribute the same amount to the District

3 BACK TO BASICS (Continued) Foundation s that they contribute to the International Foundation. The funds from this endowment fund are also used for scholarships for the Sponsored Youth Programs. VI. Sponsored Youth The goal is for all clubs to have a sponsored youth program and for 10% of the clubs that have a Sponsored Youth Program to add another new K-Kid or Builders Club. These clubs in the lower grades offer great benefits to the children but they offer great benefits to their sponsoring clubs and to the community. Kids get excited about doing service; we need to encourage this tendency to care. More financial and volunteer assistance needs to be provided to the administrators of these organizations. There are a number of Key Clubs in our district that do not have a sponsoring Kiwanis club. The goal will be to get these Key clubs connected to a local Kiwanis club. We would encourage all Kiwanis clubs to provide more than financial support to their Sponsored Youth clubs. We need to attend their functions and service projects and they need to be involved in our functions and service projects. VII. Conventions. We need to promote the benefits of attending the district and international conventions. Our very modest goal for this year is for 10% of the membership to attend our district convention and mid-year conference. To achieve this goal we need to offer a wider diversity of activities that will meet the needs of the membership. The major problem we face with the convention and mid-year is "Making them relevant and Interesting". We continue to hear the phrase, 'Same old Stuff". I appreciate that and can empathize with those who say and feel that. The things we need to understand is what is the function of the Convention and Mid-year gatherings? The conventions primary function is to conduct the business of the District and elect new officers. In conjunction with that we do honors and recognitions for achievements by clubs and individuals during the past year. It is also a time to learn more about Kiwanis and also met other Kiwanians. We have to do all of this in a time frame that does not break the bank of either the district or the membership The Mid-year meeting was established as a training session and time of district side fellowship. IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO MAKE THESE MORE RELAVENT AND INTERSTING, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. ( or arlro@safelink.net) I am aware that each year we draw fewer and fewer members to these events. There Must Be a Better Way. VIII. Communications Our district WEB site is GREAT. Our goal is to utilize this resource to make current information concerning the district available to all the membership. There is access to District and International information and also a link to many of the club WEB sites. Gordon has done us a tremendous job. For those who would like to contact me my is arlro@safelink,net and I would encourage any member with a comment to contact me. Kiwanis is a family. IX. District Strategic Plan. Our goal is the continued implementation of the District Strategic Plan. It details where we are and where we need to be in future years X. Diversity. Our goal is to have an increase in female members in the clubs. As Kiwanians with our focus as children and young adults, should we not encourage those humans that God has blessed by being female and make them a part of Kiwanis? Who better understands children than those who have birthed and reared them? Our goal is a 5% increase in women in the district membership and more women in both club leadership and in the district leadership. As the strategic plan details we need to work harder at attracting the minority population into Kiwanis, either into our existing clubs or into new clubs. These groups can provide a new insight into helping us serve the children. Dear Fellow Kiwanians, IT S A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE Chuck Baker, Utah Idaho District Governor-Elect It is a real privilege to be able to serve as governor-elect. I will be visiting many clubs over the next year with a goal of meeting many members in the two state region. I will be in training for this position and will learn the ropes. I will be supporting Governor Bob Dempsey in every way possible, including working with the new Vice-Governor, Bill Mullins. Their long and deep experience, combined with my community connections and positive attitude will insure a very productive year. I would like any ideas from the members on how increase fundraising, membership growth ideas, and other ways to serve our local communities best. My best address is cbaker1044@gmail.com. Governor Bob has asked my to form a board to oversee the programs that serve youth under 5 in our region. Any who wish to help with this please contact me. I look forward for the opportunities we have to really have an impact this year. Thank You, Charles Baker, Governor-Elect. PAGE 3

4 PAGE 4 LET S CONTINUE TO BE UNITED IN SERVICE TO THE YOUTH Brent F. Ashworth, Immediate Past Governor Utah-Idaho District, Kiwanis International My Dear Fellow Kiwanians, We have just wrapped up a wonderful annual convention, perhaps one of the finest and most memorable in the recent history of our Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International. Appropriately, the evening before our convention kicked off at the Provo Marriott Hotel, many of us were privileged to participate in the Charter Meeting of our newest club at Saratoga Springs, Utah. Stuart Collyer who along with his wife Cindy and other Charter Members, were most responsible for getting up the club, was installed as its Charter. Others were installed on the Charter Board and as Charter Officers. It was an honor to have our International Trustee and his wife, Governor of the Italy District for Kiwanis International present as well as myself and six former Governors of our U-I District, as well as our District and District Treasurer. The meal and entertainment were wonderful, the setting across from Utah Lake was beautiful and the event was most memorable to all of us present. I hope like events can follow in the near future for other locations we have have labored this past year to establish new clubs. It is only by doing this and in retaining and adding members to our existing clubs that we will be able to continue to serve the young people who are our purpose. Our annual convention at the Provo Marriott Hotel was marked with fine speakers, tasty meals and great accommodations. We were privileged to hear from legendary retired BYU football coach Lavell Edwards and his lovely wife Patti as well as our own Don Gale and award-winning author Richard Paul Evans. We conducted auctions which raised over $7, for the District Foundation to help us provide future scholarships for our youth. We were instructed by great Kiwanians and had opportunities to renew old associations as well as make new friends in the great cause for which we are engaged. Jim Courtright, our able and true Kiwanis International Advisor, honored us by choosing to visit our convention as his last Kiwanis event prior to his retirement at the end of this service year. We returned to our homes uplifted by our common mission and goals and rededicated to fulfilling and completing them. As my administrative year as your governor comes to its conclusion, may I ask that we all continue to stay united in our efforts to assist our youth, build new clubs and strengthen our existing ones by helping our members and communities in all the ways which are part of our tradition. Please join me in giving our incoming Governor Bob Dempsay and our new Board and District Leadership our complete support. I look forward with you to a great new year of Kiwanis service. In Kiwanis Friendship, Brent MINUTES OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT CONVENTION AT THE PROVO MARRIOTT IN PROVO, UT 28 AUGUST 2010 Governor Brent Ashworth called the House of Delegates to order at 4:35 pm and welcomed all delegates and guests. Janet Flinders gave the statistical report: 27 Clubs are represented; 37 Members and 18 At-Large with a total of 55 Delegates in attendance. Cheryl Juntunen nominated Marvin Chamberlain for District Treasurer with the 2 nd by Jim Terry. LaMar Anderson moved for an unanimous vote, 2 nd by Bill Mullins. Ralph Benson nominated and moved to elect Charles Chuck Baker as Governor-elect. Lowell R. Inkley 2 nd the nomination. Marvin Chamberlain called the question, Janet Flinders 2 nd. The vote was unanimous. Chuck accepted the nomination saying: That's a relief! I appreciate the kind words. Have had great times going on the On-to- International Convention tours. It is a privilege to serve. What a great Kiwanis family I have. Thank you for this opportunity. I will do my very best to serve the District. Bill Mullins nominated and moved to elect Robert Bob Dempsay as Governor. Pattie Hansen 2 nd the nomination. Marv moved to suspend the rules and cast a unanimous vote for Robert Bob Dempsay. Bob Parish 2 nd. Bob accepted the nomination saying: I apologize for not wearing a suit, but this golf shirt say Kiwanis. An unfortunate accident happened to Bill Driscoll, so I was appointed by the District to fill his job as Governor. Andy Carey trained me personally. This time I ran for the position and was elected. I promise to do all I can. I cannot turn this District around, only the Kiwanians can turn the membership around. It all happens at the club level. We are blessed with the very best membership in all of Kiwanis. Get your boots out on the ground doing service. We do things that matter. What we do impacts people & children. We affect their lives and futures. Kids are our future. God Bless! Jim Terry thanked everyone who participated in the Foundation Fund-raising Event at Lunch today. $1, was raised. Three new members are replacing previous Board Members whose term has expired. Rayleen Barnes, Janet Flinders and Bill Mullins have been invited by the Utah-Idaho District Foundation Board to hold positions on the Board of

5 HOUSE OF DELEGATES MINUTES (Continued) Directors. Erland Elmer moved, Bob Baker 2 nd and the vote was unanimous. Bob Dempsay, District Resolutions Chair presented the following: PAGE 5 Resolution #1: WHEREAS: Kiwanis International Trustee Piero Grasso has appeared before this body of Kiwanians and has brought advice and inspiration to those present; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, we would like to show our appreciation to him for his involvement and encouragement to this 91 st Convention of the Utah-Idaho District. Moved by Bill Mullins, 2 nd by Marv Chamberlain. Resolution #2 WHEREAS: Ruth Driggs and the Marriott Hotel have provided great care and concern in providing for the needs of this 91 st Utah-Idaho Convention; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, we would like to show our appreciation to her and the Marriott Hotel staff for all they have done for this 91 st Convention of the Utah-Idaho District. Move by Marv Chamberlain, 2 nd by Steven Fields Resolution #3 WHEREAS: The Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International has implemented a Strategic Plan for the operation of the District and has periodically updated this plan; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, we adopt the Strategic Plan as presented for the year Resolution #4 WHEREAS: The By-Laws of the Utah-Idaho District state that all clubs to remain in good standing should send a delegate to the Dlistrict Convention: THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, we encourage all clubs to have at least one member in attendance at the District Convention. Resolution #5 WHEREAS: The Utah-Idaho District Foundation of Kiwanis International has supported our Service Leadership Programs and provided funds for their part of their operation; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, that each club will contribute six dollars per member to the District Foundation for the support of our Service Leadership Programs for the year Resolution #6 WHEREAS: The Kiwanis International Foundation provides assistance to many worlwide humanitarian projects and grants to our clubs and Service Leadership Programs; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, that each club will contribute six dollars per member to the Kiwanis International Foundation for the year Resolution #7: WHEREAS: Kiwanis International has implemented a World Wide Service Project to eliminate Maternal and Neo-Natel Tetanus in the developing countries; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, that each club will support this World Wide Service Project. Resolution #8: WHEREAS: Kiwanis International Club Development Specialist and all Around Great Guy Jim Courtright is retiring at the end of this year and will be sorrily missed; THEREFOR: Be it resolved that on this date, August 28, 2010, by a unanimous vote of the House of Delegates of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis International, we would like to thank him for all his contributions to our District and wish him the best of times in the future. Thanks Jim. Marvin Chamberlain moved, Bill Mullins 2 nd to adjourn the House of Delegates at 5:15pm. Vote was unanimous.

6 PAGE 6 NEW MEMBERS WHO JOINED SINCE JULY 2010 Division 1 Division 7 Furner, Michael T Price Ahquin, Max Santa Clara Division 2 Ence, Mark Santa Clara Brower, Brian E. Clearfield Ence, Matthew Santa Clara Shepherd, Mark R Clearfield Frei, Blake Santa Clara Vorwald, Jody South Salt Hafen, Kyle Santa Clara Lake Valley Hurst, Josh Santa Clara Division 3 Wallace, Shaune Santa Clara Bates, David Logan Westbrook, Josh Santa Clara Farah, Abe Logan Division 8 Division 5 Cooley, Lynda I. Sugar House Smith, Catie Rupert Division 9 Rabe, James Twin Falls Baird, Diana Emmett Division 6 Ingram, Beverly Emmett Roberts, John Capital City McCulloch, Jerry Emmett Allen, Jim Meridian Vahlberg, Sue Emmett Callender, Timothy Meridian Division 10 Free, John C. Meridian Behling, Richard Payson Lupien, Dave T Meridian Webster, Josh Payson Sharp, D. Wayne Meridian FORGIVENESS Jim Terry, Human & Spiritual Values It was a great District Convention we had in August. Congratulations to all those who helped make it a success and thanks to Chuck Baker for arranging Richard Paul Evans to be one of our speakers who is the author of several books including the "The Christmas Box". He discussed several things that I would like to repeat because they can be so useful in our life. Know that there is a reason you are here You are divine beings. Listen to the still small voice and act upon it. It is pure communication. If you want to move forward forgive. Don t tie yourself to the past. The ship releases the anchor because it is going somewhere. Forgiveness makes you free. Become something do something with your life take risks. What great advice he gave. Forgiveness can be so hard. Forgiveness does not come easy for most of us. Our natural instinct is to recoil in self-protection when we ve been injured. Nearly everyone has been hurt by the actions or words of another. These things can leave us with lasting feelings of anger, bitterness and even vengeance but it we keep it with us then we are the ones that suffer. In most cases the person who offends us does not know they have offended us. Forgiveness doesn t mean that you deny the other person s responsibility for hurting you, and it doesn t minimize or justify the wrong. You can forgive the person without excusing the act. Forgiveness brings a kind of peace that helps you go on with your life. Dr. Sidney Simon, a recognized authority on values realization, has provided an excellent definition of forgiveness as it applies to human relationships: "Forgiveness is freeing up and putting to better use the energy once consumed by holding grudges, harboring resentments, and nursing unhealed wounds. It is rediscovering the strengths we always had and relocating our limitless capacity to understand and accept other people and ourselves." I found a great quote from Catherine Ponder "When you hold resentment toward another, you are bound to that person or condition by an emotional link that is stronger than steel. Forgiveness is the only way to dissolve that link and get free." That is so true. As long as we hold onto that we are never free. We are always connected unless we release it. Colossians 3:13 - Forbearing one another, and forgiving one another, if any man have a quarrel against any: even as Christ forgave you, so also do ye. UPCOMING U&I KIWANIAN DEADLINES Sun, Oct 31 st U & I Kiwanian Volume 15 Issue 2 Material Content Deadline Thu, Nov 11 th U & I Kiwanian Volume 15 Issue 2 Scheduled for Submittal to Printer

7 PAGE 7 Distinguished Award Criteria for Distinguished Member To qualify, a club member must: Sponsor two (2) new members. Attend either a midyear conference, International convention, or district convention. Equivalent meeting may be Kiwanis University, Zone or Regional Conference, or other district event. Participate in two (2) or more Kiwanis service efforts. The club president will verify those Kiwanians qualifying for Distinguished Member recognition. Distinguished Members will receive a lapel pin and recognition at the 2012 Kiwanis International Convention. Distinguished Club To qualify, a club must excel in service, leadership education, and growth. Service (50 points) The Kiwanis club fulfills its responsibilities to Service Leadership Program club(s) (K-Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club, or Kiwanis Junior), which includes providing club leadership education to club officers - 10 points maximum The Kiwanis club builds and charters a new Service Leadership Program club (K- Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club, or Kiwanis Junior) - 10 points maximum The Kiwanis club participates in a Kiwanis-branded service project, such as Young Children: Priority One, Read Around the World, Bring Up Grades, Terrific Kids, Key Leader - 10 points maximum The Kiwanis club will initiate one new additional service project during the year 10 points maximum ***The Kiwanis club financially supports the Kiwanis International Foundation 10 points *** NOTE: amended to stipulate Kiwanis clubs will contribute $10 per capita in support of the Kiwanis International Foundation s capacity building for the future, including global campaigns for children. These will be unrestricted gifts. (Amended, August 30, 2010) Leadership Education (40 points) The Kiwanis club president and secretary participate in the Club Leadership Education (CLE) training session (or equivalent) prior to assuming office - 20 points (10 points per officer) The Kiwanis Club ensures that all new members receive the Kiwanis International new member orientation - 10 points The Kiwanis club is represented at two of the following three educational opportunities: the district midyear conference (or equivalent of Kiwanis University, zone conference, regional conference), the Kiwanis International convention or the Kiwanis district convention - 10 points maximum Growth (60 points) The Kiwanis club has a net membership gain by the end of the administrative year. Maintains current membership- 10 points 1-2 members - 20 points 3 members - 30 points 4 or more members - 40 points The Kiwanis club sponsors (or co-sponsors) a new Kiwanis club - 20 points A Kiwanis club that accumulates 50 points by completing all 5 Service criteria will earn an Outstanding Service banner patch. A Kiwanis club that accumulates at least 100 points and has properly submitted its Annual Club Report will earn distinguished recognition. The club will receive a Distinguished Club banner patch and a distinguished lapel pin for the president and secretary.

8 PAGE 8 Distinguished Division To qualify, the division must achieve improvement during the period from September 30, 2010 to September 30, 2011 as follows: OR Increase or maintain the number of active clubs or achieve overall membership growth Increase the number of club president and secretaries attending CLE or maintain 100% participation Increase or maintain the number of clubs sponsoring Service Leadership Programs Increase or maintain the number of Service Leadership Programs To qualify, 80 % of the clubs in the division must have achieved distinguished recognition for the year. A distinguished division will receive appropriate recognition at the 2012 International Convention acknowledging the achievement. The lieutenant governor of a distinguished division will receive a Distinguished Lieutenant Governor lapel pin. Distinguished District To qualify, the district must achieve improvement during the period from September 30, 2010 to September 30, 2011 as follows: OR Increase the number of active clubs or achieve overall membership growth Increase the number of club presidents and secretaries attending CLE Increase or maintain the number of clubs sponsoring Service Leadership Programs Increase or maintain the number of Service Leadership Programs To qualify, 80% of the clubs in the district must have achieved distinguished recognition for the year. The Governor of a Distinguished District will receive a Distinguished Governor lapel pin and certificate. The District of a distinguished district will receive a Distinguished District lapel pin. Both the Governor and will receive recognition during the 2012 International Convention and an appropriate memento. (AN HONORS BOOKLET WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE CONVENTION REGISTRATION PACKETS RECOGINIZING ALL LEVELS OF THE DISTINGUISHED AWARDEES.) UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT OFFICERS Governor Rupert Immediate Past Governor Provo Robert Bob DEMPSAY (Arlene) Brent F. ASHWORTH (Charlene) P. O. Box 119 Paul, ID P. O. Box Provo, UT H W arlro@safelink.net H C bashworths@hotmail.com Governor-elect Bonneville Charles D. Chuck BAKER (Paula) 1397 Suncrest Circle Centerville, UT H W cbaker1044@gmail.com Treasurer Twin Falls Marvin D. Marv CHAMBERLAIN P. O. Box 25 Twin Falls, ID C W marvin@magiclink.com Logan Janet S. FLINDERS (Skip) 515 Bringhurst Dr. Providence, UT H C uidistrict@hotmail.com

9 PAGE LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS Division 1 Pleasant Grove Michael J. GORDON (Carol) 1269 N 380 E Pleasant Grove, UT H C mjgordon100@hotmail.com Division 3 North Ogden Donald E. CHANTRY (Nancy) 728 E 2850 N North Ogden, UT Phone: div3uidistrict@msn.com Division 5 Hailey & Wood River Valley Jim SPINELLI (Shirley) P. O. Box 1826 Hailey, ID W jspinelli543@gmail.com Division 7 NOT ELECTED YET Division 9 Nampa Bill AUGSBURGER City of Nampa th Ave S Nampa, ID H W augsburgerw@ci.nampa.id.us TITLE/APPOINTEE ACHIEVEMENT Robert Bob DEMPSAY P. O. Box 119 Paul, ID Division 2 So SL Valley Robert Bob BAKER Henry Day Rd. Draper, UT Phone: cthulhubob@comcast.net Division 4 Pocatello F. Charles Chuck HUMPHREY 852 Brookside Lane (Jane) Pocatello, ID H humpflow@isu.edu Division 6 Mark BENNETT 3038 NW 3 rd St. Meridian, ID H mlbennett7@q.com Meridian (Debbie) Division 8 Salt Lake City Carter E. JONES (Kathy) 8058 S. Farm Brook Way Cottonwood Heights, UT W E:mail: carter.jones@wachoviasec.com Division 10 Spanish Fork Eugene COLLEDGE (Marilyn) 159 N 900 E Spanish Fork, UT H mrc@sfcn.org DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS PHONE#... H arlro@safelink.net DISTRICT CONVENTION F. Charles Chuck HUMPHREY 852 Brookside Lane Pocatello, ID EDUCATION & CLUB DEVELOPMENT C. Erland ELMER 3459 Crestwood Drive Salt Lake City, UT HUMAN & SPIRITUAL VALUES Jim A. TERRY 3887 W. Mountainview Drive Rexburg, ID INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION (ON TO) Charles D. Chuck BAKER 299 S. Main St, 7 th Floor Salt Lake City, UT INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION (Annual Club Gift Campaign) J. LaMar ANDERSON 856 Juniper Drive Logan, UT H humpflow@isu.edu H janelmer@excite.com H W terryj@byui.edu W charles.d.baker@wellsfargo.com H lamar_jeri@pcu.net

10 PAGE DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS (Continued) TAG -- MEMBERSHIP GROWTH Robert Bob DEMPSAY P. O. Box 119 Paul, ID H arlro@safelink.net TAG -- NEW CLUB BUILDING William R. Bill MULLINS 513 Valley View Drive Tooele, UT PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS Brent F. ASHWORTH P. O. Box Provo, UT RESOLUTIONS Robert DEMPSAY P. O. Box 119 Paul, ID RISK MANAGER Lori BERGSMA 2612 East 4128 North Filer, ID H moonerj@qwestoffice.net H C bashworths@hotmail.com W arlro@safelink.net H C W or loribergsma@gmail.com WEBSITE MANAGER & NEWSLETTER EDITOR Gordon C. LEWIS H Park Shadows Circle C Bountiful, UT gclbowl@comcast.net SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM COMMITTEE (SLP) Utah - Idaho Governor Robert Bob DEMPSAY P. O. Box 119 Paul, ID H W arlro@safelink.net UTAH IDAHO GOVERNOR ELECT Charles D. Chuck BAKER 1397 Suncrest Circle Centerville, UT H W cbaker1044@gmail.com COMMITTEE CHAIR CIRCLE K ADMINISTRATOR JOHN BROWN 561 Tamarack Drive Tooele, UT Tamarack Drive Tooele, UT H C uikiwanisjb@aol.com KEY-LEADER ADMINISTRATOR Derek C. SCHENCK 1945 E. Oakcrest Drive Meridian, ID H C Derek@schenckrealestate.com K-KIDS ADMINISTRATOR Ashlie ALLEN 8251 Meadowview Ct., Apt J22 Park City, UT H W ashlie@aallenaccounting.com KEY CLUB ADMINISTRATOR Norman D. TAYLOR th Street Ogden, UT H C NDTaylor40@aol.com ASSISTANT CIRCLE K ADMINISTRATOR Michael D. SIMS 7240 S 1600 E South Weber, UT C mike-beehive@qwestoffice.net BUILDERS CLUB ADMINISTRATOR Debbie HOFFMEYER 310 Starview Dr Park City, UT H W debbie.hoffmeyer@usbank.com FINANCE COUNSELOR Marvin D. Marv CHAMBERLAIN P.O. Box 25 Twin Falls, ID H W Fax: marvin@magiclink.com

11 CONVENTION MEETING CHAIR Diane NEWMAN Burley Inn 800 N. Overland Burley, ID W bisales@pmt.org SLP COMMITTEE (Continued) SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Wally STUDER Snake River Bowl 725 Minidoka Ave Burley, ID W C wstuder@pmt.org PAGE 11 TRAINING CHAIR C. Erland ELMER 3459 Crestwood Drive Salt Lake City, UT H janelmer@excite.com IDAHO EAST ZONE ADVISOR Chuck HUMPHREY 852 Brookside Ln Pocatello ID humpflow@isu.edu IDAHO SOUTH ZONE ADVISOR Bruce STEVENS 1920 Bitteroot Drive Twin Falls, ID H W: x bstevens1947@yahoo.com SLP WEBMASTER Gordon C. LEWIS 801 Park Shadows Circle Bountiful, UT H C gclbowl@comcast.net IDAHO WEST ZONE ADVISOR Mark BENNETT 3038 NW 3rd W Meridian ID mlbennett7@cableone.net UTAH NORTH ZONE ADVISOR Michael D. SIMS 7240 S1600 E South Weber, UT C mike-beehive@qwestoffice.net UTAH MIDDLE ZONE ADVISOR John BROWN 561 Tamarack Drive Tooele, UT H C uikiwanisjb@aol.com Division 1 UTAH SOUTH ZONE ADVISOR Rayleen H. BARNES 1760 E 1350 N Heber City, UT H C rayleenm@hotmail.com PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER K04505 OREM OREM Secretaries M. Duane ALLRED 11 Westwood Drive Orem, UT H duane_allred@yahoo.com Megan D. BRONSON 1329 S 800 E Orem, UT Phone: meganb@squire.com Brian N. BLUMER Utah Valley State University 800 W. University Parkway, Orem, UT W briblumer@gmail.com Meeting: 2 nd Mon, Golden Coral, 225 West University Parkway 1 st Tues., Utah Valley Univ., Alumni Bldg., K09491 OREM GOLDEN K OREM GOLDEN K Therald C. BECKSTRAND 426 E 1010 S Orem, UT H Myron A. FRAZIER 124 N 550 E Orem, UT H tvbeckstrand@peoplepe.com Meeting: Monday, Senior Friendship Center, 133 N 400 E K06093 PLEASANT GROVE PLEASANT GROVE Evan B. MATTINSON 260 N 700 E Pleasant Grove, UT lovell0971@msn.com Dick HILLHOUSE 427 E 1220 N Pleasant Grove, UT H rhillhouse@juno.com Meeting: 2 nd & 4 th Saturday, Jacob s Center, 247 W 200 S Website:

12 PAGE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 1(Continued) K00654 PRICE PRICE Richard ROOT 225 N 5 th Ave Price, UT root.richard@pacificorp.com Alex HERZOG 451 E 400 N Price, UT Phone: Meeting: Thursday, Carbon Country Club, Hwy 6, Helper Division K02418 BONNEVILLE BONNEVILLE Edwin TANNER 3100 S 2300 E Salt Lake City, UT H W edwintanner@ft.newyorklife.com Mark B. ANDERSON 6952 Pine Mountain Drive Salt Lake City, UT C W mark@lincolnresidential.com Meeting: Wed, 12:15 Sizzler, 371 E 400 S, Salt Lake City Website: or K12181 CAPITOL HILL, SLC CAPITOL HILL, SLC Lauren KADZIEL 2128 S 1800 E Salt Lake City, UT C W lkadziel@sisna.com Pat PETERSON 130 Braewick Rd. Salt Lake City, UT H cnppeterson@hotmail.com Meeting: Thu, State Capitol Bldg., State Room, 420 N. State St., SLC Website: K02321 CLEARFIELD James VAUGHAN 6342 W 5100 S Hooper, UT H sandrav14@msn.com CLEARFIELD Lisa SPENCER Clearfield Job Corps P O Box Clearfield, UT H W schlottman.lisa@jobcorps.org Meeting: 2 nd /4 th 5 pm, Golden Corral, 1624 N Heritage Park Blvd, Layton Website: K15146 LAYTON LAYTON John EZZELL 1944 E 2125 N Layton, UT H W jezzell@comcast.net Bill MORAN 2418 N 950 W Layton, H C dinguss1@aol.com Meeting: 2 nd & 4 th Wed, Golden Corral, 1624 Heritage Park Blvd. Website: K16893 SOUTH DAVIS COUNTY SOUTH DAVIS COUNTY Phillip BECI 870 N. Highway 89 No. Salt Lake, UT H phillip.beck@zionsbank.com Amy TEICHERT 221 W Parrish Lane Centerville, UT W amyteichert@yahoo.com Meeting: Tuesday, Sego Lilly Café, 300 North Main Street, Bountiful Website: K17643 SOUTH SALT LAKE VALLEY Fred BRANSCOMB 4123 Millsden Lane West Jordan, UT Phone fred@jbrooksjewelers.com Meeting: Fri, Madeline s, 1133 W S, South Jordan Website: SOUTH SALT LAKE VALLEY Theresa BRANSCOMB 4123 Millsden Lane West Jordan, UT W Theresa@jbrooksjewelers.com

13 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 2 (Continued) - K06987 TOOELE TOOELE Michael FIELDS 1214 North Main St Tooele, UT H W mjfields2109@msn.com Karen PERRY 245 Griffith St. Tooele, UT H W perkar@wfrmls.com Meeting: Tues, Sostanza Restaurant, 29 N. Main Street Website: PAGE 13 Division 3 K03231 BRIGHAM CITY BRIGHAM CITY Matthew B. HANSEN 1175 S. Commerce Way Brigham City, UT H W matt@hansenmotors.com Flint HOLLINGSWORTH 547 S Main Street Brigham City, UT H flint@davisbot.com Meeting: Wed, Maddox, 1900 S Hwy 89, Perry K02175 LOGAN LOGAN Ronald PAYNE 1726 N 1860 E North Logan, UT H ronaldpayne1@comcast.net Richard D. ELWOOD 455 E 1150 N Logan, UT H W richard@usuccu.org Meeting: Wed, Coppermill Restaurant, 55 N. Main Street K02808 NORTH OGDEN NORTH OGDEN Keith JACQUES 935 W 1650 N Harrisville, UT H W Janet MILLARD 2860 N 700 E North Ogden, UT H marinda@sisna.com Meeting: 1 st & 3 rd Tues, Northview Community Ctr., 495 E 2600 N K00365 OGDEN OGDEN Mike BURDETT A. George ADAMSON, JR Taylor Ave Ogden, UT H wmburdett@comcast.net H Cell adamsonageorgejr@comcast.net Meeting: Thurs, Rickenbackers Restaurant, 4282 S 1650 W, Ogden K04365 PRESTON PRESTON Carolyn ROUNDS 111 N 800 E Preston, ID H W Glenn Robert TONDINI 133 S 1800 E Preston, ID C W tondini@plmw.com Meeting: 3 rd Wed, 7:00pm Contact or for location K04135 TREMONTON TREMONTON Mike GILES Alan O. CHRISTENSEN Frontier 40 W100 N Tremonton, UT H W msgiles@czn.com 1709 E. Main St. Tremonton, UT C W alan_oc@digis.net Meeting: Wed, Munn s Bar TL Steakhouse, 20 W 1400 S, Garland K12866 WASATCH-ROY/ RIVERDALE Torus BRAND 6019 S 3850 W Roy, UT H tbrand@comcast.net WASATCH-ROY/ RIVERDALE Christopher DAVIS 3665 W 5850 S Roy, UT H W cgdavis6@gmail.com Meeting: 2 nd & 4 th Wed, Rickenbacker s Restaurant, 4282 S W., Ogden

14 PAGE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 4 K07482 BANNOCK, POCATELLO BANNOCK, POCATELLO Anne M. LoPICCALO 935 S 3 rd Avenue Pocatello, ID Phone: lopiccan@d25.k12.id.us Ronda BLACK 2249 Cassia St. Pocatello, ID H W blackcat2@cableone.net Meeting: Thurs, IHOP, 4122 Yellowstone Avenue, Pocatello K00356 IDAHO FALLS IDAHO FALLS Andrew LEUKHARDT Sharon PARRY Bank of Commerce 3113 S 25 th E Ammon, ID H W andy@bankofcommerce.org 2705 Homestead Lane Idaho Falls, ID H sdparry@cableone.net Meeting: Thurs, Red Lion Hotel Restaurant, 475 River Parkway K00290 POCATELLO POCATELLO Chet WILLIE 4655 Navajo Street Pocatello ID H W ckenterprisesllc@hotmail.com Curtis PETERSON 355 Via Venitio Pocatello, ID H W cpzommer@gmail.com Meeting: Tues, Perkins Restaurant, 1600 Pocatello Creek Road Website: K05023 REXBURG REXBURG John TANNER 338 W 1 st S Rexburg, ID H W tannerj@byui.edu Jim TERRY 3887 W Mountain View Dr. Rexburg, ID H W terryj@byui.edu Meeting: Tues, Craigo s, 240 N 2 nd E K12842 SHELLEY SHELLEY Christine Chris SHEETZ 1151 E 1250 N Shelley, ID Phone: chris@sandhillradio.com Meeting: Tues, China King, 196 N. State St Crystal FOSTER Pioneer Publications P. O. Box P Shelley, ID H W cfoster@theshelleypioneer.com Division 5 K01927 BUHL BUHL Gary W. DAVIS 1950 E 3700 N Filer, ID Phone: garywdavis53@yahoo.com Suzanne McCOY 4240 North 1400 East Buhl, ID H jadagrammy@msn.com MEETING: Wed, El Cazador Mexican Rest., 113 Broadway South K02633 BURLEY BURLEY Chris JAMES 340 W 25 th Street Burley, ID H W cjames@dlevans.com Meeting: Wed, Morey s Steakhouse, 325 East 3 rd Website: Dan ALVEY 918 Pacific Drive Burley, ID H W danalvey1@gmail.com K01204 FILER FILER John GRAHAM 654 Navajo Loop Twin Falls, ID H W Shirley Lee GAILEY P. O. Box 289 Filer, ID H W sgailey@filertel.com Meeting: Tuesday, United Methodist Church, 5 th & Union

15 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 4 (Continued) K17234 HAILEY IDAHO & WOOD RIVER VALLEY Jim SPINELLI Dale EWERSEN P. O. Box 1826 P. O. Box 24 Hailey, ID Bellevue, ID H W H jspinelli543@gmail.com dale@life-savings.com Meeting: Wed., Blaine County Sr. Connection, rd Ave South PAGE 15 K03517 JEROME JEROME Lorrann D. MORRELL th Ave Dr Jerome, ID Phone: lmorrell@dlevans.com Dennis L. COCKRELL 919 N. Eisenhower St. Jerome, ID NO PHONE dcockrell@fnbidaho.com Meeting: Thursday, Senior Citizen Center, 520 N Lincoln St., East Jerome K03887 RUPERT RUPERT Dean BANNER 38 S 100 W Rupert, ID H W bannerimages@pmt.org Wally STUDER Snake River Bowl 725 Minidoka Ave Burley, ID H W wstuder@pmt.org Meeting: Tues, Rupert Elks Lodge, 200 W 85 S K00394 TWIN FALLS TWIN FALLS Adeanna JENKINS Banner Bank 1340 Blue Lakes Blvd N Twin Falls, ID H W David W. DICKERSON 2029 Mountain View Circle Twin Falls, ID H W dave4huskers@hotmail.com ajenkins@bannerbank.com Meeting: Thurs, Turf Club, 734 Falls Avenue Website: Division 6 K05512 BOISE GEM STATE John SHAW 1003 W Great Basin Drive Meridian, ID H W BOISE GEM STATE George CONDIT 606 S Michael Street Boise, ID H georgecondit@mac.com johnshaw@edwardjones.com Meeting: Mon, Hilton Garden Inn, 7699 W. Spectrum Way (Near intersection of Cole & Overland Road) K03557 CAPITAL CITY, BOISE Larry HUNTER P O Box 829 Boise, ID No Phone Numbers Available CAPITAL CITY, BOISE Elsa I. BENNETT 7634 Cambridge Drive Boise, ID H elsaibennett@msn.com lch@moffatt.com Meeting: Fri, Power House Event Center, 621 S 17 th, Boise Website: K16207 EAGLE EAGLE Becky MORRIS 7309 W State Street Boise, ID H W bmorris@watrust.com Bruce ALTIG 945 Rio Pinar Lane Eagle, ID H W bkaltig@moscow.com Meeting: 1st Mon, noon, Business meeting; 3rd Mon, noon, Regular meeting w/ speaker; Bella Aquila, 775 S Rivershore; 5th Monday (whenever they are) at a place TBD, Evening social hour Website:

16 PAGE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 6 (Continued) K07303 LES BOIS, BOISE LES BOIS, BOISE Cyndi KAY 4258 E Palm Street Meridian, ID H W ckay@dadco.com Thurman HASKELL 2083 E Walling Court Boise, ID H W timbonnieh@msn.com Meeting: Thurs, Owyhee Plaza Hotel, Ambassador Room, 1109 Main St., Boise Website: K08755 MERIDIAN MERIDIAN Kelly RUSH 5000 S Deselm Way Boise, ID H W kryan@clearvoicetel.com Dennis PRATT P. O. Box 24 Meridian, ID W C dprattins@cableone.net Meeting: Wed, Louie s Restaurant, 2500 East Fairview Website: K03470 CEDAR CITY CEDAR CITY Marlo B. JENSEN 2114 N. Wedgewood Lane Cedar City, UT H W marlob1968@hotmail.com Dani KATWYK P. O. Box 1023 Cedar City, UT H W danikatw@netutah.com Meeting: Wed, Garden House, 164 South 100 East K03701 ST. GEORGE ST. GEORGE Richard PRENTICE 3764 Rachel Drive Santa Clara, UT H rp491@aol.com Richard BAUSMAN 225 N Valley View Drive, Apt #102 St. George, UT H rbausman@aol.com Meeting: 2 nd & 4 th Mon, Golden Corral, 42 South River Road K09027 SANTA CLARA SANTA CLARA Kyle HAFEN 912 West 1600 South St. B-102 St. George, UT Jason LINDSEY 2432 Concord Avenue Santa Clara, UT H C H W kyle@thehafenteam.com jasonlindsey@beyondbb.com Meeting: Thurs, Gun Barrel Steakhouse, 1091 N. Bluff St., St. George Division 8 K17298 HEBER VALLEY HEBER VALLEY Melissa GORDON 333 E Airport Road, #E302 Heber City, UT H m.gordon@bbbs.org Rayleen BARNES 1760 East 1350 North Heber City, UT H rayleenm@hotmail.com Meeting:1 st & 3 rd Th, Spin Café, 220 N. Main Street, Heber City Website: K02248 MIDVALE/FT. Union MIDVALE/Ft. Union Justin LAFEEN 7223 Viansa Court Midvale, UT H W justinlafeen@yahoo.com Glen S. PURDIE 590 Villager Lane Midvale, UT H gsp7dap@comcast.net Meeting: Tues, Bohemian Brewery, 94 E 7200 S, Midvale K16360 PARK CITY PARK CITY Kacy QUINLEY 2590 Morning Sky Court Park City, UT H kcquinley@aol.com R. Gene PILAND P. O. Box Park City, UT H genepiland@earthlink.net Meeting: Thurs, The Mountain Grille in the Yarrow Hotel, 1800 Park Ave. Website:

17 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 8 (Continued) K00107 SALT LAKE CITY SALT LAKE CITY Brad FLITTON Intermountain Healthcare 36 S State Street, 10 th Floor Salt Lake City, UT Phone: brad.flitton@imail.org Janet STEWART Kiwanis Club of Salt Lake City 10 West 100 South, Suite 705 Salt Lake City, UT W slkiwanis@yahoo.com Meeting: Thurs, Radisson Hotel, 215 W South Temple Website: PAGE 17 K03995 SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY Hank KENNEDY John E. CAMERON 2615 S 1900 E 3549 Westwood Drive Salt Lake City, UT Salt Lake City, UT Phone: H W hank@hankkennedy.com Cameron.john@comcast.net Meeting: Tues, Forest Dale Golf Course, 2375 S 900 E., Salt Lake City K04644 WEST VALLEY, SALT LAKE COUNTY Gary POULSEN 2478 W 6830 S West Jordan, UT H W garg@cedsolutions2002.com Daniel PARK 4191 Donibristle Circle South Jordan, UT danieltpark@msn.com Meeting: 2 nd & 4 th Tues, Ruby Tuesdays, 3378 S. Decker Lake Dr., Salt Lake Division 9 K00546 CALDWEL L Bryan W. SORENSON c/o Ripley Doorn and Co PLLC 824 Dearborn Street Caldwell, ID CALDWELL Peggy G. ROSS 2311 Colorado Ave Caldwell, ID Phone: jasrross@yahoo.com Phone: bsorenson@rdcpa.com Meeting: Thu, W. Valley Med. Ctr, Kaley Conf. Rm, 1717 Arlington Ave K02438 EMMETT EMMETT Kevin KRAFT William CONGER 5322 N. Joe Robbie Ave Boise, ID No Phone No Mustang Lane Emmett, ID H dconger@co.gem-id.us Meeting: Wed, La Costa Rest., 517 N. Washington Ave K00811 NAMPA Al MIDDLETON 8304 W Thor Drive Boise, ID H W amiddleton@amalsugar.com NAMPA David E. PALUMBO Highlander Road Boise, ID H W davekathypal@hotmail.com Meeting: Thurs, Hong Kong Café, th Avenue S Website: K03132 NEW PLYMOUTH NEW PLYMOUTH Jeannette MAYER P. O. Box 282 New Plymouth, ID W jan@truckstop.com Angela GRAHAM P. O. Box 282 New Plymouth, ID W jan@truckstop.com Meeting: Mon, Internet Truck Stop Café, 113 N. Plymouth Ave

18 PAGE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 9 (Continued) K01655 ONTARIO Abby LEE 650 College Blvd. Ontario, Oregon W ONTARIO Wayne FREY 130 SW 13 th St. Ontario, OR H wfrey@cableone.net alee@tvcc.cc Meeting: Wed, Treasure Vly Community College, Weese Bldg., 650 College Ave K00870 PAYETTE PAYETTE Leadership information will be provided, if ever available Leadership information will be provided, if ever available Meeting: Tues, Tips Restaurant, Hwy 95 K17629 TREASURE VALLEY OF NAMPA Jeff EREKSON Edward Jones 217 W Georgia Ave., Suite 105 Nampa, ID H jeff.erekson@edwardjones.com Ms. Sammy RICKELMAN 1723 Nixon Ave. Nampa, ID H srickelman@ktvb.com Meeting: 2nd & 4th 6:30 am, LeBarons Café nd St., Nampa Website: K00841 WEISER Christina ISAACSON 777 Highway 95 Weiser, ID H WEISER Linda YOUNGBLOOD Youngblood Agency Inc 739 State Street Weiser, ID H W youngbloodagency@msn.com Meeting: 1 st & 3 rd Thurs, Idaho Pizza Co., W. Commercial St, Across from Vendome Bldg. Division 10 K00736 NEPHI NEPHI Kirt WRIGHT 439 E 300 N Nephi, UT Phone: orklwright@gmail.com Wayne S. ANDREWS 295 S 100 E Nephi, UT H W micw@sisna.com Meeting: 2 nd and 4 th Wednesday, noon, Lisa s Kitchen, 735 South Main, Nephi K03484 PAYSON PAYSON Nic JONES Mike W. HARDY 1090 Sterling Drive Spanish Fork, UT Phone: P O Box 342 Payson, UT H W mike@hardys.org Meeting: Wed, Mountain View Hospital, 1000 E. Hwy 6 (100 N) K00489 PROVO PROVO Paul GUTE Heidi F. SANDERS 1733 W 550 N Lindon, UT Phone: pgute@metlife.com 1243 W 1420 N Orem, UT Cell W Heidi.f.sanders@wellsfarco.com Meeting: Tues, Provo Marriott Hotel, 101 W. 100 N. K10303 PROVO GOLDEN K PROVO GOLDEN K Wally BREITENSTEIN 1035 W 1100 N Provo, UT H w_breitenstein@yahoo.com Judy BREITENSTEIN 1035 W 1100 N Provo, UT H smom_job@yahoo.com Meeting: Mon, Eldred Senior Center, 270 W 500 N

19 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued) Division 10 (Contnued) K17997 SARATOGA SPRINGS SARATOGA SPRINGS Stuart COLLYER 2418 S Cottage Cove Saratoga Springs, UT Phone: stuartcollyer@gmail.com Marilyn SANFORD 1736 Range Road Saratoga Springs, UT Phone: tronman@hotmail.com Meeting: 1 st & 3 rd WED, 8:00 am, Lakeside Club House, 2306 Shorewood Dr., Saratoga Springs PAGE 19 K00626 SPANISH FORK SPANISH FORK Von ISAMAN 645 S 240 E Salem, UT Phone: Clyde NIELSEN 1709 Fairway Lane Spanish Fork, UT H W chnnielsen@hotmail.com Meeting: Wednesday, 7:00 pm, Primrose Retreat, 978 Expressway Lane K00652 SPRINGVILLE SPRINGVILLE Jay KNIGHT 1045 S 850 E Springville, UT Phone: Verl S. DALLIN 91 North 300 East Springville, UT H jknight@farwestbank.com Meeting: Thurs, Hobble Creek Golf Course, Hobble Creek Canyon, Springville MINUTES OF THE FIFTH BOARD MEETING OF THE UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL Held at the Provo Marriott Conference Center, Provo, Utah 28 August 2010 Welcome at 1:44 pm by Governor Brent Ashworth. Special welcomes to Governor-elect Bob Dempsay and International Trustee Piero Grasso. Piero Grasso brought greetings from the International Paul Palazzolo and -elect Sylvester Neal. It was an honor to attend the Saratoga Springs Kiwanis Club Charter night. It is great to add to the Kiwanis family everyday. Good job!! In attendance: Governor Brent Ashworth, Governor-elect Bob Dempsay, Immediate Past Governor Pattie Hansen, Janet Flinders, and Treasurer Marvin Chamberlain. Lt. Governors: Div 2 John Brown; Div 3 Janet Flinders; Div 4 Jim Terry; Div 5 Cheryl Juntunen; Div 6 Frankie Marler; Div 8 Rayleen Barnes; and Div 10 Gene Colledge. Lt. Governors-elect: Div 2 Bob Baker; Div 3 Don Chantry; Div 4 Chuck Humphrey; Div 5 Jim Spinelli; Kiwanis International Guests: Kiwanis International Trustee Piero Grasso; Kiwanis International Interpreter Cristiana Thielmann and Kiwanis International Area Manager Jim Courtright. Guests: Norman Taylor Key Club Administrator; LaMar Anderson Kiwanis International Foundation Chair; Gordon Lewis U&I Kiwanian Editor & Website Manager; Past Governors: Ralph Benson, Bill Mullins and Geral Wilde. Governor Brent updated new club building: 4 new clubs haven't made it yet, but we still have a month to go. Appreciated the help with the Saratoga Springs Club and the two internet club in Utah & Idaho. Kimberly club is also in process. Governor Brent was also glad that all in attendance can be here where the Provo Club meets. At different times during the course of the meeting Governor Brent quoted Abraham Lincoln. Reminded everyone to bring money to the Silent Auction, there is a lot to buy. Invocation by Pattie Hansen. Janet presented the minutes of the fourth board meeting. Marvin moved; Cheryl Juntunen seconded to accept minutes; vote was unanimous. Marvin presented the financial reports. Investments are up since a year ago. Pattie moved and John 2 nd with the vote being unanimous. The thousand plus dollars received from the Garden City Club's closing is proposed to be moved to the District Foundation. Pattie moved and Bob Dempsay 2nd. The vote was unanimous. It was proposed that the excess money from this year's budget for International Convention be moved to increase next year's budget for Geneva. Bob Dempsay moved and Cheryl Juntunen 2nd. The vote was unanimous. It was moved that Robert Brown do the financials for this year. Jim Terry moved and Bob Dempsay 2nd. The vote was unanimous. LaMar Anderson stated that the Annual Club Gift Campaign to the Kiwanis International Foundation as of 20 Aug 2010 is at $6.32 per capita. The total donations were $10,586. This qualifies the District to receive 6 scholarships for Key Club and 6 scholarships for Circle K (CKI). We are a small district and expect to get the maximum scholarships. Five divisions have reached $5.00 per capita and 5 have not. The following clubs have not yet donated: Div 1 Orem; Div 2 Clearfield; Div 3 Preston; Div 4 Bannock; Div 5 Burley; Div 7 Cedar City, Santa Clara; Div 8 Midvale, Sugar House; Div 9 Nampa, New Plymouth, Ontario, Payette; Div 10 Payson, Springville.

20 PAGE 20 FIFTH BOARD MEETING (Continued) Jim Terry presented the District Foundation's upcoming fund-raiser at lunch on Saturday of the convention. Prizes will be $50 to the Kiwanis Store, Golf Simulator game, 1 st edition of the Lincoln/Douglas debates, Ipod, and much, much more. The winner will take all. IOU donation slips will be accepted until after the game is over. The goal is to exceed at least $1,000. Several clubs have not yet donated to the Foundation and it is about $2,000 short right now. He will send s to let each Lt. Governor know who hasn't donated. The Blackfoot Club dissolved and sent in about $5,000 to the Foundation per Marv Chamberlain. Pattie Hansen spoke about new club building: Shout out for Saratoga Springs because it is chartered. Internet clubs in the works, 1 in Utah and possibly 2 in Idaho. At Saratoga Springs there were 25 charter members in attendance with 3 not there. Brent had a great time giving each one a charter member pin. Kimberly, Id is still being worked on. Bob Parish & Pattie are working to build a full club and not have it be a satellite club. It should be happening soon. Meridian and Filer are both working on internet clubs. Filer has a satellite internet club. Norman Taylor is working on building a club in Morgan, Ut. He will meet with the principal of the High School next week about turning the Lions Club into a Kiwanis Club. Jim Courtright said the International Board decided to have alternative modes of membership. Satellite, Corporate and Company based clubs. When forming a club and have 17 members and hit a brick wall, then build it into a satellite club. A true Kiwanis club needs 25 members to charter. Don't stop short! Now go back to your town and get 5 new members right away, because your club secretary is going to go through the roster and delete the dead wood. Jim was given a standing ovation for his hard work with the Utah- Idaho District. He is retiring 30 Sep John Brown, CKI District Administrator, has 5 active clubs. Reactivating a club at UVU with the Orem Kiwanis as sponsor. The Dean of USU-Tooele Regional campus is behind CKI all the way and will appoint afaculty advisor with the Tooele Kiwanis as sponsor. Both of these clubs need to build their membership to charter strength in order to get a charter. On October 1 st the dues schedule will be changing. There will be an annual fee of $ Since BYU CKI cannot do any fund-raising the Provo Club has been paying for them to be a club. The future might hold problems for getting this much money from a Kiwanis Club. The Budget was presented with income and expense being $7,800 for the year. Barring no problems. Weber State Medical Facility wants a CKI; the College of Western Idaho needs a CKI per Mark Bennett; Southern Utah University has been worked on by Gail Waite and is ready for a CKI. Norman Taylor, Key Club Administrator, announced that every member of the District Key Club Board (except one) attended the Key Club International convention in Memphis, TN. Key Club is helping in Africa. Most of the Key Club Board will attend this convention. The Ogden Kiwanis Club is going to recharter the Fremont High School Key Club with the help of the incoming Lt. Governor Don Chantry. Weber High School needs a Key Club. Elsa Bennett is helping with answering questions that Norman has and they work well together. Derek Schenck sent a report on Key Leader that was passed around for all to read. Chuck Baker On-to-Geneva This is a chance of a lifetime. What a wonderful excuse to go. Lots of tours are being offered. Geneva to Paris on the bullet train. More information will be forth-coming. Start now to put away $ per month until convention time. Take your family. Piero Grasso said Don't forget Italy. John Brown mentioned that clubs should have quarterly training available; teach about CKI Outreach; Donation to the District Foundation, etc. Let the clubs know what they are not participating in and get them educated. Division 5 is putting together a Kiwanis commercial. Jim Terry is trying to get the Rexburg Key Club chartered. The Pocatello Club is celebrating its 90 th Birthday on Sep 24 th at 6:30pm. There will be a special presentation to Colonel David Kirkpatrick. Must RSVP to Jim Terry in order to attend. Brent had a very big THANK YOU to Mike Gordon, John Brown, Janet Flinders, Jim Terry, Cheryl Juntunen, Frankie Marler, Blake Frei, Tayleen Barnes, Bill Augsberger, Eugene Colledge, Gordon Lewis and Marvin Chamberlain. There are boxes of kids books available to pick up today. Saratoga Springs is building a library and just took 144 boxes of books. The meeting was adjourned at 2:42pm NOTE: The following submitted to the District written final division reports: Div 2 John Brown; Div 3 Janet Flinders; Div 5 Cheryl Juntunen; Div 6 Frankie Marler; Div 9 Bill Augsberger. MINUTES OF THE FIRST BOARD MEETING OF THE UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL Held at the Provo Marriott Conference Center, Provo, Utah 28 August 2010 Welcome at 2:43 pm by Governor-elect Bob Dempsay. Invocation by Jim Terry Bob Dempsay presented a packet with a letter to the Board of Trustees with dates of all Board Meetings for , which listed: Format for Board meetings; A need to improve attendance at District Mid-Year Conference, Kiwanis Int'l Convention and District Convention; and A need to work smarter and harder to revitalize clubs with new members, young and old. Dates of the Board Meetings are: August 28, 2010 Provo; October 30, 2010 Tremonton; March 25, 2011 Logan (Mid-Year Conf); July 8, 2011 Geneva, Switzerland (Kiwanis International Conv); August 26, 2011 Pocatello (Annual District Convention). A second letter was included in this packet that will be printed in the U&I Kiwanian. A Young Children Priority One slide show (printed copy) was also included. Pocatello Kiwanis Club is celebrating its 90 th Birthday on Sep 24, 2010 and the Ogden Kiwanis Club will celbrate their 90 th Birthday on Dec 30, Kiwanis International is 95 years old and it's amazing that clubs in the Utah-Idaho District have been in existence so long. Special welcome to International Trustee Piero Grasso from Italy. Piero Grasso brought greetings from the International Paul Palazzolo and -elect Sylvester Neal. He works to serve the children and does this everywhere, here, Italy, in his house and everywhere. I do this because there are thousands of children who need help. In attendance: Governor-elect Bob Dempsay, Governor Brent Ashworth, Immediate Past Governor Pattie Hansen, Janet Flinders, and Treasurer Marvin Chamberlain. Lt. Governors: Div 2 John Brown; Div 3 Janet Flinders; Div 4 Jim Terry; Div 5 Cheryl Juntunen; Div 6 Frankie Marler; Div 8 Rayleen Barnes; and Div 10 Gene Colledge. Lt. Governors-elect: Div 2 Bob Baker; Div 3 Don Chantry; Div 4 Chuck Humphrey; Div 5 Jim Spinelli; Div 6 Mark Bennett. Kiwanis International Guests:

21 PAGE 21 FIRST BOARD MEETING (Continued) Kiwanis International Trustee Piero Grasso; Kiwanis International Interpreter Cristiana Thielmann and Kiwanis International Area Manager Jim Courtright. Guests: Norman Taylor Key Club Administrator; LaMar Anderson Kiwanis International Foundation Chair; Chuck Baker On-to-International Convention Chair; Erland Elmer District Education Chair; Gordon Lewis U&I Kiwanian Editor & Website Manager; Past Governors: Ralph Benson, Bill Mullins, Bob Parish and Geral Wilde. Each person introduced themselves: Eugene Colledge, Lt. Gov & Lt. Gov-elect Div 10 is a member of the Spanish Fork Kiwanis Club. He joined Kiwanis as an avenue to help children and scouting. This way he gets to work with young children. Chuck Humphrey, Lt. Gov-elect Div 4 is a member of the Pocatello Kiwanis Club. He is a retired professor and has spent 40 years in community service. This is how he gets enjoyment. Don Chantry, Lt. Gov-elect Div 3 is a member of the North Ogden Kiwanis Club. Service is all he can give. Has been a Boy Scout leader for many years. It is important to make a difference and has a desire to help serve anyway he can. Mark Bennett, Lt. Gov-elect Div 6 is a member of the Meridian Kiwanis Club. He has learned a lot from his mother Elsa Bennett (Past Key Club Administrator). John Brown, Lt. Gov Div 2 & CKI Administrator is a member of the Tooele Kiwanis Club. He joined because Kiwanis is childoriented and focused locally, but also internationally. Jim Terry, Lt. Gov Div 4, of the District Foundation, District Human & Spiritual Values Chair, Past Governor & District Education Assistant is a member of the Rexburg Kiwanis Club. He is always working with youth. So it ws a natural fit to join Kiwanis. Working with children is a blessing. Janet Flinders, Lt. Gov Div 3 & District is a member of the Logan Kiwanis Club. She joined Kiwanis because she was asked. She became a Kiwanian by serving children. Bill Mullins, Past Governor is a member of the Tooele Kiwanis Club. He joined because CKI ws part of his college life. He served under Bob Dempsay as a Lt. Governor of Div 2 and knows that Bob can get the job done. Bob Baker, Lt. Gov-elect Div 2 is a member of the South Salt Lake Valley Kiwanis Club. He is proud to be a charter member and was part of Key Club in High School. Jim Spinelli, Lt. Gov-elect Div 5 is a member of the Hailey Idaho and the Wood River Valley Kiwanis Club. The three Bobs (Bob Cameron, Bob Dempsay and Bob Parish) came to Wood River Valley and recruited him. He has had the grandest time serving the childre. The side benefit is the camaraderie. Carter Jones, Lt. Gov-elect Div 8 is a member of the Salt Lake City Kiwanis Club. He joined 20 years ago because he was invited by a client. He then moved to Denver and his job required that he join Rotary. When he came back to Salt Lake City, he rejoined Kiwanis and enjoys the local service projects and the people he sees at Kiwanis. Marvin Chamberlain, District Treasurer & District Foundation Treasurer is a member of the Twin Falls Kiwanis Club. He joined Kiwanis because of service and the friendships that grow from that. Norman Taylor, SLP Chairman & Key Club Administrator is a member of the Ogden Kiwanis Club. He refuses to grow up and enjoys working with the kids. Best decision in my life was to join Kiwanis. Chuck Baker, On-to-Int'l Conv Chair and running for Governor-elect is a member of the Bonneville Kiwanis Club. In 1953 this club was a spin-off from the Salt Lake City Club. It has heritage and class. He parallels Carter Jones' opinion. He walked into the Bonneville Club and met Barney Tanner & Dick Bird. Looks forward to the weekly meetings. He loves putting together tours for Onto-Convention and enjoyed being the District Kiwanis Int'l Foundation Chair, and love working with Kiwanis and Kiwanians. LaMar Anderson, Kiwanis Int'l Foundation Chair and Past Governor is a member of the Logan Kiwanis Club. He spent 60+ years of Boy Scouts and many years in Kiwanis. Erland Elmer, District Education Chair is a member of the Sugar House Kiwanis Club. His Dad paid dues in the Payson Kiwanis Club and became of the club. He worked for the National Guard and at at Chuc-A-Rama. Because of this heritage he joined Kiwanis right away. Jim Courtright, Kiwanis International Area Manager is a member of Kiwanis in Arizona. He has been in Kiwanis 34 years and the last 12 years on staff at KI. He is retiring September 30, Bob Parish, Past Governor is a member of the Filer Kiwanis Club. He joined 21 years ago and spends his time trying to build up clubs in Idaho (proceeding slowly). It is great to be a Kiwanian. Bob Dempsay, Governor-elect, Past Governor, Resolutions Chair & member of the Service Leadership Program Committee is a member of the Rupert Kiwanis Club. He was invited by a kid he grew up with, who invited Bob's older brother to join Kiwanis. Bob joined in His first Kiwanis Int'l Convnetion was in 1996 in Salt Lake City. He has been involved ever since. Kiwanians do hands-on service, other organizations pay. We do children right. It's a pleasure to work with children. There are at least 3 Boy Scouters in the group. He worked with scouts while hs sons were part of that organization. There are wonderful stories of why we all joined Kiwanis. For the Hailey Idaho and Wood River Valley Kiwanis Club charter night, I signed the charter. It's a wonderful experience to have your name on a document that could still be around in 90 years. It's a great year, The future is always bright. There are so many things we can do to impact lives for good. The Budget was presented for Any questions, please contact Marv Chamberlain. It is an in-progress budget. The money for Int'l Convention is just to help you get there. It will not pay all your expenses. The amount is divided by 15. The District will spend the whole amount. Eight board members are planning on attending: Bob Dempsay, Chuck Baker, Janet Flinders, Marvin Chamberlain, Bob Baker, Don Chantry, Chuck Humphrey, and Carter Jones. Questions about the budget are now open. You will have to live with the decision you make today. There were Lt. Governors in the past that didn't take their reimbursement check and it can be donated to the District Foundation toward a Reed Culp. 1. Chuck Humphrey asked about the line item Credit Card Discounts. These came from the PayPal Account for registrations to the Mid-Year Conference and the District Convention through the internet. Marv moved & Bob Baker 2 nd. Vote was unanimous. 2. In the next 6 weeks the District will be billed for Officers insurance D&O. It is $400 per year. The CPA is Dennis Brown. Bob Baker moved & Jim Spinelli 2 nd. Vote was unanimous. Bob Dempsay refused the Life Membership offered to the Governor for his service and is donating it to the District Foundation. The Governor's Project: There used to be a Governor's quilt. There will be an official Governor's Quilt this year and Lt. Governors will sell tickets in their division. In Idaho we're honest; in Utah the raffle tickets are called donations to the District Foundation. The Kiwanis International Worldwide Service Project is Maternal & Neonatal Tetnus Elimination. It has been accepted by the Kiwanis membership in attendance at the Int'l Convention in Las Vegas, NV and Kiwanis Int'l is working on getting the project started. We were all going in the same direction helping people by eliminating IDD. Now the MNT project is the next step to helping kids in 3 rd world countries. Gordon Lewis has hooked up MNT to the District Website.

22 PAGE 22 FIRST BOARD MEETING (Continued) We are really good at youth, CKI, Key Club, Builders Club, K-Kids. We don't do pre-school well and not Aktion Club. These kids get left out of the loop. Aktion Clubs are in Caldwell and Provo. Why not everywhere? Socks & Underwear for underpriviledged kids and Babycare Cupboards need to be everywhere. People who are forgotten are those who don't have a voice: We will renew emphasis on projects for youn children (pre-school)...this is YCPO. Babycare Cupboards and domestic violence groups have needs for diapers, etc. We need to help abused kids get a hospital kit with clothes and supplies because their clothes have been confiscated for evidence. It is hard to get 60 clubs going in exactly the same direction. Jim Spinelli said the Hailey Club is fund-raising for the children's project against abuse. They provide a backpack with clothes, etc for thos kids when they leave the hospital. Most clubs do a reading program, but we need to expand that to a program that is above and beyond providing books. Kids need clothes. School supplies for schools is a great project to work on. Wal-mart sells school supplies for almost nothing. We should be buying these things and give them to the schools. Teachers are expected to provide supplies for their classes and not get reimbursed. Check with the schools to see what they are not able to provide. Chuck Baker suggested a small committee to contact Lt. Governors and provide information about projects that really need to get done. Chuck Baker, Gordon Lewis, Don Chantry and Jim Spinelli will be the mini-board for kid's projects. Don't forget the District Convention will be August 26, 2011 at the Holiday Inn in Pocatello. You can get more accomplished if you have the information you will be talking about in front of you before the meeting. You will then be able to discuss this knowledgeably and intelligently. When you get your Lt. Governor reports, send them in to be packaged in an to all board members. Are we happy to have 5% of the members at convention? Cost is a problem. We need to change the format of what is happening on Saturday. In Italy and Europe & the U.S., the member doesn't feel like a part of the District, just their club. It's the job of the Lt. Governor to let the members know that they are important. You need to explain to the member that without him nothing would exist in Kiwanis. It's our main job to convince the member to participate. AND we need to let him know that he is the person we are trying to reach to help the kids. The ELIMINATE Project won't happen without the members getting involved. Carter Jones attended meetings while 2 nd VP thru Pres. of his club, but he didn't feel he was needed to be here at District meetings. He wants to do things with his family and golf. Cost of District meetings is a problem. Bob Dempsay enlightened the group with the reason for the convention. It is to elect officers at the House of Delegates and do District business. John Brown at CKI Mid-Year wants to do a service project and have Convention for business. Kiwanis could do a mini-service project. Bob Dempsay said there was a problem with policy 6 years ago. A training staff ws set up to do training in each division to take it away from the Convention and Mid-Year Conference. The only people showing up are there to be trained. We cannot generate enough people to come to District Conferences/Conventions to cover the cost. Maybe we should start meeting at a High School where there are free rooms. This will be discussed further at the next Board meeting in Tremonton. The Governor picks the site and historically it is the same every year. We are nto appealing or attractive to the general membership. Only the officers show up. Bottom line is most members don't know the District exists. Members are the important part of the club. That's what it is all about. District is a tier of people to help make the club experience better. One Kiwanis Club was asked by Bob: Who is the Kiwanis Int'l.? No idea. The Club didn't know who the governor was. WE NEED TO BE SEEN AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Marv said we should go back to our clubs and let them know what they missed. The clubs should be told what a great convention we just attended, and tell them that if they were there, we could have done more. Two Lt. Governors have not been trained, but both have taken the training on the internet. Don Chantry and Jim Spinelli stilled need to be trained by Erland Elmer. He will be doing training one-on-one if necessary, but it is better if there is a group. It needs to be part of Mid-Year Conference. All Lt. Governors-elect should be elected by then, so they can start working with the clubs in their divisions sooner. The Lt. Governors-elect Elections should be in January. Bob brought up the Amendments to the Int'l Bylaws. We need to implement those changes. The Concept of Vice Governor needs to be addressed. Bylaw changes must be submitted to the District Board and then voted on at District Convention in the House of Delegates. In closing what does the District expect from Lt. Governors? Be the link between the District Leaders and the Clubs. Pass on information from the District to the Clubs and they should pass information up the chain to the District from the Clubs. Attend a Board Meeting of every club and a meeting of every club. Have 's Council Meetings every quarter or more. Speak at each club every quarter with news of ongoing projects, etc. Attend all District Board meetings and be prepared to participate. Train the Lt. Governors-designate to handle club installations in their division. To run for Governor, Governor-elect or Vice-Governor, you must have a background check. Background checks should be happening in the clubs for all who work with children. It is for self-preservation. Make sure your club has background checks on all the club members who work with kids. Meeting was adjourned at 4:32 pm MINUTES OF THE UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT FOUNDATION Friday, 27 August 2010 Provo Marriott Conference Center, Provo, Utah Minutes of the Utah-Idaho District Foundation held Friday, August 27, 2010, at the Provo Marriott Conference Center, Provo, Utah at 4:45pm Jim Terry conducted the meeting. Board Members present were: J. LaMar Anderson, Marvin Chamberlain, Janet Flinders, Josh Holt, Bob Parish, and Jim Terry. Absent was: Gene Piland. Guest: Ralph Benson, Bob Dempsay, Piero Grasso, Bill Mullins and Cristiana Thielmann (Piero's Interpreter). Invocation by Marv Chamberlain. Minutes of the February 20, 2010 Board meeting were presented by Janet Flinders. Josh moved and Bob Parish 2 nd. The vote was unanimous. Marv presented the financials. Only one Reed Culp Medal was sold this year. Kiwanis International sent $5, for matching scholarships for CKI and Key Club. The Foundation must now match the $5, for these scholarships.

23 9th Annual Motorcycle Escort to Camp Rainbow Gold On Sunday August 1st, the Kiwanis Club of Hailey and the Wood River Valley, Idaho, hosted the Motorcyclists BBQ for the 5th year, with the help of the newly formed Key Club of Wood River High School. The event took place for the 1st time at the Bellevue City Memorial Park. The Kiwanis Club cooks a BBQ for the Motorcyclists that escort the bus that carries approximately 80 children in Idaho, who have or had cancer, to a weeklong fun summer camp at Cathedral Pines. The event raised over $4000 with the BBQ and a money raffle, which all goes to the Camp Rainbow Gold. There were over 500 motorcycles and over 800 people at the park enjoying the event in anticipation of the arrival of the bus. PAGE 23 DISTRICT FOUNDATION MINUTES (Continued) Donations have been received from the following: Boise Gem State, Bonneville, Brigham City, Capital City Boise, Clearfield, Emmett, Filer, Heber Valley, Jerome, Layton, Les Bois, Logan, Midvale, Nampa, Park City, Pleasant Grove, Pocatello, Provo, Rexburg, Rupert, Salt Lake City, Shelley, Spanish Fork, Sugar House, Tooele, Twin Falls, and West Valley SL County. Key Club went way over budget. Norman Taylor has not turned in any receipts for Key Club International Convention and said they were lost. Norman sent a letter to every Kiwanis Club asking for $ each to the Key Club District. A letter will be sent to the Administrator on how to resolve this issue of lost receipts and being over budget. Marv will write the letter and Jim Terry will sign it. Proposed that Dennis Brown be the CPA who checks over the books. Josh moved and Bob Parish 2 nd. The vote was unanimous. Jim Terry will remain as and Josh Holt will be Vice for the coming year. Gene Piland, La Mar Anderson and Janet Flinders' terms have expired. Proposed that Janet Flinders will remain for another 3 years as, with Bill Mullins and Rayleen Barnes as suggested new members. A vote will be taken at the House of Delegates. ELIMINATE funds should go toward Hixson and MNT. The District Foundation Fund-raiser will be on Saturday. Josh explained: Heads and Tails. A person will flip a coin. All participants will give $5.00, and so on until someone wins the pot of prizes. The goal is to raise $1,500. One prize to the last man standing. Only one person wins or last 3 people win 1/3. Next year we need to have a concert for a fund-raiser for the Foundation at District Convention. Josh moved, Marv 2 nd to adjourn at 5:55pm. Vote was unanimous. MORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEEDED AT BLAINE SCHOOLS!! The Kiwanis Club of the Wood River Valley is hoping to supply kids, teachers and counselors with any and all school supplies. We would love to have backpacks, markers, glue sticks, paper, pencils, calculators, etc. We will have drop off boxes inside the front doors of the schools throughout Blaine County. If you are interested in a monetary donation or would like a Kiwanian to pick up your donation, please call Kim Baker at and she would be happy to assist. The Kiwanian's main purpose is to serve the children of the community and because of the economic state there are a lot of children in need of supplies this year. The Kiwanis will be purchasing supplies only from local stores here in the valley. Hailey Kiwanis Club Officer Elections On Wednesday, September 8, the Kiwanis Club of Hailey and the Wood River Valley installed their new officers for : Jim Spinelli as, Trina Isaacs from the City of Hailey as Elect 2011, Kim Baker from Professional Roofing as Vice, Sarah Gray from Mountain West Bank as Treasurer, and Dale Ewersen from Splash and Dash as. Outgoing officers are: Dr. Kyle Williams from Hailey Eye Center as, Jim Spinelli as Elect, Sarah Gray from Mountain West Bank as Treasurer, and Dale Ewersen from Splash and Dash as. For more information about the Kiwanis Club call

24 PAGE 24 GEORGE C. PETERSEN, JR. GEORGE C. PETERSEN JR. IDAHO FALLS, ID -- George C. Petersen, Jr, 85, of Idaho Falls, died February 28, 2010, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. George was born April 23, 1924, in Salt Lake City, Utah, the oldest of six children born to George Clarence Petersen and Muriel Rausch Petersen. At the age of 17 he joined the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and was involved in the invasions at Tarawa, Saipan, and Tinian, as part of the battalion intelligence team. He received a Bronze Star for his service. The military selected him to attend the University of North Carolina as part of a very special program. After an honorable discharge, he further pursued his education at the University of Utah in Law. He continued to practice law for 60 years. On March 22, 1949, he married Evelyn Brey on the "Bride and Groom Radio Show" in Hollywood, California. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. George has lived in Idaho Falls for the past 60 years. He was very civic minded and served in many service organizations including the Idaho Falls Kiwanis Club, where he served as of the local club, Governor of the Utah-Idaho District and on the International Board. He was involved with the Jaycees, Elks, Lions and many other organizations. He also served as a City Councilman of Idaho Falls from George was an active member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and served in various church callings, his favorite being Sunday School Teacher for the youth and Sunday School. George's favorite thing to do was to spend time with his family, especially skiing in Sun Valley and sailing at Balboa Island. He was a very dedicated husband, father and grandfather. His hobbies included golfing, scuba diving, fishing and working. Survivors include children, Tera Lee (Michael) Oldroyd of Idaho Falls, Vickie (Kirk) Norman of El Dorado Hills, Calif., Cyndy Shelton of South Jordan, Utah, James Douglas Petersen of Salt Lake City, Utah, J'Lene (Paul) Krass of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Laurie (Bill) Croft of Idaho Falls and Deneen (David) Bybee of Kaysville, Utah; 23 grandchildren and eleven greatgrandchildren; brothers, Victor (Evelyn) Petersen, Mack (Vicky) Petersen, sisters, Betty Petersen and Renee (Keith) Workman. He was preceded in death by his wife, Evelyn, his parents; a sister, Dorothy; a son-in-law, Niel Shelton; and a grandson, James Brandon Oldroyd. TERRY PARKER SMITH Terry Parker Smith, 72, passed away August 21, 2010 at St. Alphonsus hospital from heart failure. The son of Gladys and Riley Smith, Terry Smith was born January 11th 1938 in Cherokee, Oklahoma. His family lived many places during his childhood, including Kansas and California, before settling in Idaho. He graduated from Weiser High School in Continuing with his education, Terry moved to Boise and attended Boise Junior College in He continued his education at the University of Idaho, graduating with a degree in Finance in Later in his career he graduated from the Pacific Coast Banking School in The day after graduating from high school Terry started with Idaho First National Bank. This began a banking career that spanned 48 years. He continued to work for Idaho First all during his time in college. He eventually would become a Vice- of Idaho First and then West One Bank. During his early career he was transferred to many towns throughout Idaho. In Sandpoint, ID he met Julie Cameron. They married in 1969 and were then transferred to the Kellogg area, where they had both of their children. In 1978 they were transferred a last time to Meridian. There Terry served as the branch manager for Idaho First, then West One, and finally retired with US Bank. Soon after he worked as Vice at Idaho Independent Bank in Meridian. He eventually retired, for good this time, in Throughout his life Terry was a tireless community volunteer. Among the many activities, too innumerable to list here, was bringing Paint the Town to Meridian and serving on a number of committees for the City of Meridian, including the Mayor's Advisory, Parks & Recreation, Transportation, and Generations Plaza. He also was of the Meridian Kiwanis, of the Meridian Chamber of Commerce along with many other offices, and served as secretary/treasurer of the Meridian Historical Foundation. In 1975 he was awarded the John N. Mattmiller Civic Achievement award in Kellogg, Idaho. In 1981 he was named the Meridian Chamber of Commerce Man of the year and in 1991 named their Man of the Decade. In 2007 Mayor Tammy De Weerd Awarded Terry the Mayor's Legacy Award. Terry was a member of the Meridian United Methodist Church, the Meridian Kiwanis, the Meridian Chamber of Commerce, the Meridian Historical Foundation, and the Treasure Valley chapter of the Train Collectors of America. As many would know, Terry was a train enthusiast. He loved collecting toy trains and, both with the TCA and on his own, took great joy in sharing his trains with children of all ages. He also loved electronic gadgets, photography, and gardening. In his retirement he enjoyed traveling and spending time with his grandchildren. He lived his life in the moment and enjoyed everything he was involved in to the fullest. Terry is survived by his wife Julie, his daughter Stacy Mason with her children Marissa and Annelise, and his son and daughter-in-law Bradford and Melia Smith. He was preceded in death by his parents, Riley and Gladys Smith, and his brother William Smith. His family loved him and will miss him greatly.