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1 All the News That's Fit to Print And More Quick Links Program Announcements Facebook Monday Night Bingo Website More About Us Our Sponsors Contact Us 15 October 2016 Mark Pfoff Quick Glance Member Concerns Senior Meals Drivers Ann Shimek is in the hospital at Memorial North. New Meal Delivery Location

2 Mennonite Church - Hwy 105 New Delivery Days Tues, Wed, Thurs Thanks -Jim Murphy Scribes Dan Lopez DennisBeasley Thanks to Frank Bittinger Rich Strom Called the meeting to order at 8am (0800) Upcoming Programs Visitors & Guests Look who came to breakfast! Oct. 15th Mark Pfoff Visiting Kiwanians

3 Larry Young Board of Directors Kathy Lee - Rocky Mountain District Governor Board of Directors President-RF Smith Immediate Past President- Rich Strom President Elect- Barb Broshous Secretary- Skip Trahan Treasurer/ CFO- Jack Fry Sergeant-at-Arms-Paul Short VP-Programs-Larry Young

4 VP - Memberships- Bob Hayes VP- Fundraising-Barrie Town VP -SLP- Max Williams VP - Community Service- Cheryl Wangerman Dir -Bingo& Raffles Mark Zeiger Dir - Member Recognition- Ron Mangiarelli Dir - Public Relations-Steve Stephenson Dir - Plans, Analysis, & Resources- Russ Broshous Dir - Special Needs- Rich Munsell Dir - Interclub & Social- Mike Luginbuhl Ann Stelling - Division 2 Lieutenant Governor Special Thanks To

5 Warren Gerig for photographs Nancy Wiehagen - Executive Director Rocky Mountain District Tom "Media Master" VanWormer for Media Services as well as scribe duty Bob Evans K-News Editor ezaneats@q.com MHKC Service Recognition Jo Carrol - Lieutenant Governor Division 4 Guests

6 Kiwanian of the Year 2015: Mark Zeiger 2014: RF Smith 2013: Tom Nelson 2012: Ron Heard Sherrie Beasley 2011: Bonnie Biggs 2010: Dennis Daugherty 2009: Don Johnson 2008: Ted Bauman 2007: Glenn Scott 2006: Richard "Dick" Durham 2005: Benny Nasser 2004: Sharon Williams 2003: Bill Cook 2002: Jim Taylor 2001: Rich Rima 2000: Rich Lybolt 1999: Jack Johnson Nicholas Fields 1998: Larry Cheatham 1997: Ed DeValois

7 1997: Steve Hall* 1996: Paul Bacalis 1995: Jerry Losey 1994: Denny Myers 1993: Bill Tope 1992: Max Williams 1991: Dick Landon 1990: Len Dodson 1989: Dave Turner 1988: Charlie Emmons 1987: Bill Dudman 1986: George Goddu Sally Stephenson 1985: Jim Carroll 1984: Rev John Snyder *Additional Sertoman of the Year or Kiwanian of the Year designates include: Dexter Peak, JoAnn Peak, Steve Hall - Sunset Sertoma Club, Darlene Loudermilk & Joe Ashby AWARDS & ANNOUNCEMENTS 35 Year Legion of Honor Joe Ashby, Watt Hill, John Swofford AWARDS 30 Year Legion of Honor Ben Bellis, Mark O'Regan, Fred Roeming, John Snyder, Cliff Sparrow, Bud Sterling 25 Year Legion of Honor Sal Aswad, Jo Carroll, Ed DeValois, Chuck Dunham, Steve Hall, Joe Howard, Jerry Losey, Max Williams

8 4th of July Parade is Powered by The board and directors were recognized by Rich Strom for their great work over the past year! ANNOUNCEMENTS Integrity Bank and Trust is the Corporate Sponsor for the Monument Hill Kiwanis Club 4th of July Parade Monument Hill Kiwanis Club Corporate Sponsors Partners in Service Integrity Bank Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce Tri-Lakes Women's Club Gold Sponsors Academy View Storage Cricket Communications, Inc. First National Bank Home Depot JJ Tracks Numeric Strategies Peoples National Bank Texas Roadhouse Dave Whitman and Bill Kaelin - The Empty Bowls gala was held the evening of 5 Oct. Thanks to all for volunteering. The Key Club members from Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge High Schools were enthusiastic, helpful and showed great leadership all night. Our local community donated manpower, food, drink and bowls to make this a successful event. The donation to Tri-Lakes Cares from will be about $21,000. Rich Rima invited members of the Club to attend an MOWW Colorado Springs Chapter luncheon to be held at Arnold Hall on the US Air Force Academy on Monday, October 24. The speaker will be Lt Gen Ervin Rokke, USAF (Ret), who was the Air Attache' and Military Attache' in Moscow when the Soviet Union dissolved, Cost is $20 pp for lunch. Contact Rich by Monday, October 17, if you would like to attend. All are welcome. Rich Strom thanked Steve Stephenson and his public relations committee for what they did to raise awareness of the value of the Monument Hill Kiwanis Club has in the community. Preparations continue for the food collection and distribution project called Harvest of Love. We pick up food from local area schools for Tri-Lakes Cares and then assist in distribution prior to Thanksgiving and Christmas. The schedule for volunteers should be circulating in the next few weeks. Mike Luginbuhl announced that the Christmas Party is Dec 8. LOSERS POOL

9 Tri-Lakes Printing Jim Taylor reported that the Loser Pool is now the fearsome 3. Wave's End Services, LLC Silver Sponsors Applied Weather Associates Finders Keepers Highlands Roofing Hunter-Wolff Gallery LOSER LOSER POOL Jim Taylor reported that the Loser Loser Pool is still open for registration. WINNERS POOL Barry Town announced this week's winner: Gov Vaughn won. Max Williams gets the Sacagawea for his complicated formulary. Mountain View Electric Monument Motors Rosie's Diner Walmart The Wine Seller Jack Fry If you or your family buy things on Amazon.com you can choose a charity to recieve 0.5% back. Register with Amazonsmile.com and name Monument Hill Service Club as the beneficiary. Check with Jack for details.

10 Mike Wangeman has the gift cards for Safeway and King Soopers. BIRTHDAYS Ron Mangiarelli Progressive Drawing Oct 8, 2016 And the winner is Barrie Town Kiwanis Progressive Drawing Stats: Date of drawing: 10/8/16 Chips this drawing: 9 Carry over from last week: $20 Today's 1/2 ticket sales to pot: $20 Total in pot for today's drawing: $40 Who won this week: Barrie Town Amount won & donated back: $5 Amount won and kept by winner: $0 Pot available for next week's drawing: $20

11 Chips remaining for next week's drawing: 8 Program Kiwanis Program - 8 Oct 16 Speaker: Club Leadership Change Ceremony Scribe: Matt Harris In the annual tradition, the outgoing and incoming club leadership, officers and directors, were recognized in an elaborate and not-so-solemn ceremony emceed by top-hatted Benny Nasser. Following opening remarks by Benny, the costumed MHK Band (ably led by Jerry Losey) entered to the strains of "When the Saints Go Marching In," followed by the announcement and entry of sitting club President, Rich Strom.

12 Benny remarked that part of Rich's success as the club president could be attributed to the "key to success" that Rich was presented upon assuming his post in 2015, yet that "key" could not passed on to Rich's successor as it appears to have been lost to the ages. Rich was deemed a presumptive "Order of the Frog" inductee, but he would have until the end of the month to locate the "key to success" and avert induction into the Order. Rich made several final remarks as President and, as a parting gift, was presented a "Danger Strom Warning" sign as small token of appreciation for his service. RF Smith, the President elect, was announced and joined Benny at center stage, wearing an elaborate flight suit and carrying a guide on the club rules, by-laws and policies. As is required, the President elect was challenged with four questions from club members, asked by Jo Carroll, Gary Reed, Pat Losey, and Charlie Brown. In order, RF was asked (in Spanish from by Jo) "What does SCP stand for?" "Which past club President served for more than 12 consecutive months" (Gary) "Name 3 of 5 venues the club has met over the last 20 years" (Pat), and "How many past presidents have been named Bill or

13 William" (Charlie). RF answered these important questions with varying degrees of success and, deemed to have met the challenge, was presented the "Staff of Authority" by Benny. Following the band's exit, the ceremony took a slightly more serious tone. Kathy Lee (Rocky Mountain District Governor,) Rich Strom and Barb Broshous joined RF on stage and RF received the club President's pin from Rich. Barb received the President elect pin from RF, and Rich received the past-president pin and patch. Kathy Lee then swore in the new leadership and the board and directors were called forward to be recognized and also sworn into office.

14 RF then made a few remarks as the club President, stating his focus will be on continuing to serve the youth and our community, while also working to increase club membership, enhance the volunteer spirit, and continue to have fun as a group. He remarked that the club continues to be about four different things: a business, a charity, and a group that thrives on both fellowship and fun. Finally, Rich was called back up to receive a final gift: a six-pack of Pikes Peak IPA and membership to the Craft Beer Society, after which the ceremony came to a close. All in all it was a fun ceremony, and a fitting transfer of club leadership for the new year! Happy Trails! See you Saturday at:

15 Lewis Palmer D-38 Administration building (a.k.a. Big Red) 146 Jefferson Street, Monument, CO Please use the West or North entrances!