Deepest Regrets to

on the loss of his GRANDMOTHER May her soul rest in peace. Funeral service will be held on January 10th 2015 in Inagua

PROGRAMS 7th—Health Screening of KCOCB 28th—T. G. Glover to visit the club

INTERCLUB

15h — Interclub with KCOTH

SLP

23rd—Fruit and Water Day @

Faithway Academy, Progress Acad-

emy, T. G. Glover, Stephen Dillet

& Oakes Field Primary from 12—1

COMMUNITY:

26th—Luncheon at Geriatrics

YOUTH 31st - Read Around The World @

Nazareth Centre 11am - 1pm. facebook: Kiwanisclubofcablebeach

email:presidentcablebeach@gamil.com

www.kiwanisclubofcablebeach.weebly.com

Meet Our Committees

Kiwanis Club of Cable Beach

Message From The President

Kiwanis Club of

Cable Beach

(January, 2015)

The original

Kiwanis Club—Detroit Kiwanis Club No.

1—set the example of Kiwanis service

with one of the first projects devoted to

children. Walter was a 5-year-old boy

from a broken home in a poverty-stricken

area of Detroit. The father, an alcoholic,

could not provide properly for his family.

Walter's mother divorced him and was in

deep financial trouble when the club be-

came aware of her plight. With the

mother's permission, the Kiwanis club

found a foster home for the boy with an

elderly couple. Kiwanis took care of all his

needs, legally adopting him and giving

him Kiwanis as his last name. "It was the

best thing that ever happened to the

club," said the club's Charter President

Don Johnston. "Every member was soon

rushing around to see who would have

the opportunity to buy the lad a new

overcoat, a new suit, or a toy. Little Wal-

ter became an institution—the basis for

the humanitarian ideals that made the

Detroit club famous." Some years later,

Walter's mother remarried, and she and

her new husband resumed custody of

"Walter Kiwanis."

My fellow Kiwanians: I want to wish you a Happy New Year and hope that this year will be pros-perous for you and your family. This is also a special year for Ki-wanis as it marks our 100th birth-day. I am HAPPY to be a part of such an organization….Are you?

JANUARY’S PLANS

COMMUNITY COMMITTEE

Members: PP Clinton Pearce

DS Meyucah Knowles

Kiw. Martina Strachan

Kiw. Kandy Stubbs

Sec. Nhomsa Gibson

DS Brenda Cooper

Harold Thurston

Committee Chairperson

Kiw. Zindora Munnings

Kiw. Natasha Cooper

PP Belville Edwards

DP Garnell Kemp

PD Christopher Rahming

:

Pres. Tareco Laing

December in Review

HAPPY BIRTHDAY OBJECTS OF KIWANIS

To give primacy to the human and spiritual,

rather than the material values of life.

To encourage the daily living of the Golden

Rule in all human relationships.

To promote the adoption and application of

higher social, business, and professional

standards.

To develop, by precept & example, a more

intelligent, aggressive, & serviceable citi-

zenship.

To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practi-

cal means to form enduring friendships, to

render altruistic service, & to build a better

community.

To cooperate in creating and maintaining

that sound public opinion and high idealism

which make possible the increase of right-

eousness, justice, patriotism, and good will.

KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL E.C.&C. NEWS District Education Module

“The Convention Delegate” Duties of the Club President:

club’s budget to assist voting delegates with convention registration costs and travel expenses

-laws, en-sure that voting delegates are elected in a timely manner relative to the date of the convention and that notice of the delegate election is sent to the appro-priate Kiwanis International or District Office contact depending on the con-vention

ple time at a club meeting for the pres-entation of by-law amendments and resolutions that will come before the House of Delegates

for delegates to receive input from the membership regarding their opinion on issues that will be voted on at the con-vention

terials received regarding candidates seeking election for higher office

time at a club meeting for a full conven-tion report by the delegates

delegates to be the program speakers at a regularly scheduled meeting of the club, to make an education presenta-tion regarding the forums attended at the convention.

January’sBirthdays!

08th

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DS Brenda Cooper

Kiwanis Conventions:

Don’t miss conventions:

E. C. & C. Convention

Aruba

May 21st—23rd 2015

Kiwanis International Convention

June 25–28, 2015

At the Indianapolis Indiana Convention,

celebrate Kiwanis’ centennial and the suc-

cessful fundraising achievement for The

Eliminate Project. KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL—100 yrs. old