Divisional 23 Bulletin September REVISED (2)

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EDITORIAL PAGE

Message from our Editors

Yvonne Beckford-Lawes AvaChambers

We are presenting to you the first quarterly Newsletter. Ourgoal is to create a forum for exchange of information on allaspects of kiwanis. Future scope of the Newsletter is open to

your suggestions.

We would like to encourage you to submit articles as well asopinions. We will keep you informed on oncoming eventsorganized by the Kiwanis Foundation, bring to you newdevelopment and the directions in which the Kiwanis movementwill be going for the new administrative year.

The Newsletter is one way in which we will continue to attemptto mold and inspire the unity and collective sense of purposeamong Clubs and members.

The success of the Newsletter depends on your response. Weimplore everyone to read the Newsletter, contribute excitingarticles and features and make constructive suggestions as to

how the newsletter can be more informative and entertaining.

The divisions performance since its inception has beenoutstanding. Congratulations and much kudos is due to everymember/club in the division.


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2009-2010-Bulletin EditorsDivision 23 West

LEADERSHIP TIPS1. Becoming a Better Communicator Listening Skills

Skillful listeners have a big leadership advantage over those who do all thetalking. Recent research has shown that good listeners tend to be betterinformed because active listening results in greater learning.

Listeners were also better able to get things done because they werebetter motivators of people. And finally, skillful listeners were much more

likely to be "listened to" because they'd made others feel important. Jesusmodeled this skill by frequently asking questions and actively listening tothe answers.

So let me ask you... how are your listening skills?

Source:Winner's Way Broadcast produced by Mac Hammond Ministries(Minneapolis: Mac Hammond Ministries, 2003)

2. Effecting Change

Time is neutral and does not change things. With

courage and initiative, leaders change things.

Source: Jesse Jackson

DIVISIONAL HOUSEKEEPING MATTERS

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MEETING DAYS, TIMES &VENUES

CLUB DAY-TIME & VENUE CLUB DATE-TIME &VENUECaymanas BusinessDistrict

Fridays 7:30 P.M., AriansRestaurant

May Pen Mondays 7:30 Veralles Hotel

Central Portmore Wednesdays 7:30 P.M., McmastersCentre

Portmore Tuesdays 7:00pm Medallion HallHotel

Greater Keystone Thursdays 7:00pm Old Harbour Mondays, 7:30 P.M. Holy Trinity Anglican Church Hall

Greater Portmore Mondays 7:30 P.M. Belmont ParkPrimary School

South St.Catherine

Thursdays 6:00 P.M., AltamontCourt Hotel

Hellshire Mondays 7:30 P.M. Hellshire UnitedChurch

Spalding/Christiana

Thursdays 6:30 P.M. SpaldingsHigh School

Linstead Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. LinsteadMethodist Church Hall

Spanish Town Thursdays 7:30 P.M. AriansRestaurant

Longville Park Thursdays 7:00pm, Community

Centre

First City Tuesdays 7 P.M. , Arians

RestaurantManchester Mondays 7:30 P.M. Golf View Hotel Upper Clarendon Mondays 7:30 P.M. KellitsComp. High School

Mandeville Thursdays 7:30 P.M. Golf ViewHotel

St. CatherineCentral

Wednesdays 7:oopm,GC FosterCollege

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Other Dates to RememberNovember 2009 Kiwanis Family MonthJanuary 2010 Kiwanis

Public Awareness

Month

Jan.31-Feb.72010 Mid-Winter Conference, Montego

Bay, Jamaica

Feb. 2010 Circle K

International WeekApril 1, 2010 Deadline for

Bulletins to be entered

in District BulletinCompetition

April 3, 2010 Kiwanis One

Day

April 30, 2010 Deadline forsubmission of Delegate

Certification Form forInternational

Convention May 12,2010 Deadline for

conducting Annual

Meeting/Election of

OfficersJune 1 2010 Deadline for

submission of Club

Election Report

10th of each month Official Monthly Report

Division 23 West Divisional Awards1. Sponsored Youth Kiwanis Advisor Award2. Membership Growth & Club Strengthening

Award3. Interclub and Fellowship Award4. Marketing Kiwanis & Public Relations Award

5. Bulletin Award6. Kiwanian of the Division7. Secretary of the Division8. President of the Division9. Interclubber of the Division10. Most Improved Club11. Most Co-operative Club12. Most Supportive Club13. Yahoo Mail Group use14. Lt. Governors Spirit of Service Award

15. Lt. Governors Award of Excellence

Divisional Council Meetings

December 05, 2009March 13, 2010June 12, 2010

September 18, 2010


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Eastern Canada & the Caribbean District, Kiwanis International

Serving the children of the World www.kiwanisecc.org

2009/2010 Recognition and Awards

It is proposed that the clubs in the EC&C District will adopt the KiwanisInternational onlineMonthly Report and abandon the quarterly reporting used in past years.The introductionof online reporting allows the reported club information to be rolled up to

the Lieutenant Governorand Governor level without additional compiling by district office.

The online monthly report provides the ability for a club to customize thereporting to the specificprojects and events pertaining to the clubs activities while maintaining a

fair and consistent scoringsystem for rating all clubs. Specific EC&C questions will be added to the KI

basic questions.Effective October 1, 2009, the Kiwanis International DistinguishedProgram will be the baseline

for the Recognition and Awards Program of EC&C District. The criteria willbe similar to the followingand will be scored based on the clubs submissions reported monthly usingthe online system. The systemwill be available in English and in French. For those clubs not able to

report online they may completethe monthly report on paper and fax it to the District Office.

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DISIONAL COUNCIL MEETING

Hosting Clubs:

Portmore Central Portmore

Hellshire Greater Portmore

South St. Catherine


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GrowthThe Kiwanis club has a net membership gain by the end of the administrativeyear.1 member - 10 points

2 members - 20 points3 members - 30 pointsMore than 5 members - additional 10 points

The Kiwanis club sponsors (or co-sponsors) a new Kiwanis club - 20 points

The Kiwanis club has made an annual donation to the DistrictHIV/AIDS Program in 2009-10 Kiwanis year -10 points

2009-10 QUARTERLY CLUB ACHIEVEMENT

The EC&C Quarterly Achievement Award Program is revised toencourage

participation and opportunities for all clubs and divisions in theEC&C district.The award will be three-fold and described as follows:

1. THE 2009/10 GOVERNORS RIBBON:Presented to the Kiwanis Club with the highest rating in the districtbased on the QuarterlyClub Achievement Report. (1 Ribbon will be

presented each quarter. Colour - Red)

2. THE 2009/10 GOVERNORS REGIONAL RIBBON:Presented to the Kiwanis Club with the highest rating in eachgroup as listed below, basedon the Quarterly Club AchievementReport. (6 ribbons will be presented each quarter. (Colour - Yellow)If a club in the region wins the Governors Ribbon, then the clubwith thenext highest rating gets the regional ribbon.

3. THE LT. GOVERNORS RIBBON:Presented to the Kiwanis Club with the highest rating in eachdivision based on theQuarterly Club Achievement Report. (28 ribbons will be presentedeach quarter. Colour - Blue) If a club in the region wins theGovernors or Regional Ribbon, the club with the next highest


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Our Challenge: HIV

Our EC&C District is entering the second year of our threeyear campaign to raise $1,000,000 CDN to help UNICEFcombat HIV/Aids in the Caribbean.

We need your help.

Would you like to be notified when we add new information to our District web site? Ifso, then why not follow us on Twitter?

Twitter is a free service that allows us to send you short notifications (or Tweets)whenever we add new information that we think you will want to know about. You willalways be up-to-date on the latest Kiwanis happenings.

You'll be the first to know when Governor Gary posts a new Blog, or when DST Jim hasa Mid-winter Meeting update. We'll Tweet you when Policy and Procedures Chair, Bob,pens an amendment or when Newsletter Editor, Randy, publishes a new on-line edition.

All you have to do is navigate to www.twitter.com/kiwanisecc. Check it out! Sign up! It'sfree!

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DUES UPDATE FROM THE KIWANIS INTERNATIONALCONVENTION

Question and Answer on dues payment for 2009/10:Question: How will the new dues payment structure affect the payment of duesfor the 2009/10 administrative year?Answer: It will not. The billing for 2009/10 will be the same as this year. Clubswill receive their roster and will be invoiced based on the adjusted roster asfollows:

GROUP Clubs organized during

RosterReceivedfrom KI

Dues Due on

GROUP1 September 1 December 31

September December 31

GROUP 2 January 1 April 30 December March 31

GROUP 3 May 1 August 31 February May 31

The club would update the member roster and return it to Kiwanis International .KI uses the updated roster from the club to prepare and send the club a duesinvoice. The invoice would be payable in 30 days. Should a club not return theupdated roster to KI within the specified time, said club will be billed based on thetotal membership recorded at KI at the time of billing.

NEW DUES INVOICING AND PAYMENT GUIDELINE FOR 2010 AND BEYOND

Amend Article XXII, Section 1, and Article VI, Sections 10 and 11, asfollows:Article XXII. Revenue: Section 1. Subject to Sections 2, 3, and 4 of this Article,each member club Shall pay to Kiwanis International for each member, basedupon the annual membership report, with the exception of those holding lifemember status and honorary members, the sum of fortytwo dollars (US$42.00)

per annum. Such sum shall be due and payable based on each clubs annualmembership report as of September 30 of each year and shall be due annually onOctober 1 and payable by November 30 according to the clubs organization date

as specified in Article VI, of these Bylaws.

PROVISON: Between adoption of this amendment and October 1, 2012: For clubs organized between September 1 and December 31:For the year 201011, payment shall be based on the club roster as of September30, 2010, and shall be due October 1, 2010, and payable no later than November30, 2010.

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ANSWERS ON PAGE 12

DIVISION 23 WEST WELCOMES

KC CENTRAL ST. CATHERINE

Plan early for a successful

event!

Acting President Josephine Lewis accepting the Clubs Charter from ImmediatePast Governor Sheron Cameron Dunn. The Kiwanis Club of Central St.Catherine was organized on 30th September 2009 and meets on Wednesdayevenings at 7:00pm and the G C Foster College in Spanish Town.

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Congratulations to the Sponsoring Clubs KC Caymanas Business District and KCSouth St. Catherine and the new club building team.

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Hi Key Clubbers,

For District Convention (DCON) 2010, the topic for

the oratorical competition is: What is the biggestchallenge facing servant leaders today and what is the

key to overcoming it?

So advisors, presidents, kiwanians, please sit with a

key clubber who can be a great orator and start

working on this topic for DCON. All the best D3!

Yours in caring service,

L.G. Tashari

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Answers to Brain teasers

1. Bigger and Better

2. Top Secret

3. Up to a point

Kiwanis club ofCaymanas BusinessDistrict

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The seven(7) club installations

CLUB FOCUS

Kiwanis Club of Old Harbour

The Kiwanis Club of Old Harbour was chartered on the 27 November 2002.

The club celebrated nine years of Altruistic Service to the community of

Old Harbour at their club meeting on 30 November 2009. Here is a pictorial

of the of some of the clubs activities.

Read A Round the World Project at The Seven Day Adventist Church Early Childhood Center in OldHarbour

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Old Harbour Development Association Pres. Ava & DP Robert at the Yadell GirlsHome

Committee Expo

Is this sprat?Fried Fish being prepared

Tribute..

You will alwaysbe in ourmemories

In our souls youvebeen engraved

In our hearts you

To all the Kiwanians who havelost family members

In Our Prayers...

We just wanted you

know thatyou are still inour thoughtsand prayers.

We hope that Godgives you strengtthrough this rough t

and continues tobless you richly.

Please remember tWe are always her

for you.

From your KiwanisFamily

Facebook Greetings

It is Kiwanis Old Harbour's special day:

Dorothy Brown wished Kiwanis Old Harbour a Happy Birthday

Jody Ann Henry wished a HAPPYBIRTHDAY! **

Carol Steadman sent a BIRTHDAY CARD!

KC Bahamas sent Happy Birthday David Morse sentHappy Birthday

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Smile for the Day

A blind man in a store

A blind man walks into a store with his seeing eye dog. All of a

sudden, he picks up the leash and begins swinging the dog

InspirationalQuote..

Dream as if you'lllive forever. Liveas if you'll die

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over his head. The manager runs up to the man and asks, What

are you doing? The blind man replies, Just looking around.

Kiwanis Education #1:

The Committee on Club Administration is responsible forproviding the most effective club meeting possible.Areasof focus should include the club meeting program, riskmanagement, reception, fellowship, and inter-club

relations,as well as other areas the committee may deem

pertinent.

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REMINDER FOR

CLUB DUES

PAYABLE @ 31

DECEMBER 2009

The following is the schedule of clubs which dues payment dates inDecember 2009

KC LinsteadKC ManchesterKC Old HarbourKC Greater Portmore, St. CatherineKC Caymanas Business District

KC Longville Park SE ClarendonKC Greater KeystoneKC Spalding Christiana

Club Anniversary Date

Caymanas December 4,

Central Portmore April 24,

First City July 4,

Greater Keystone September 24

Greater Portmore September 2,

Hellshire June 16,

Linstead September 15,

Manchester October 1,

Mandeville June 12,

May Pen July 9,

Old Harbour November 27,

Portmore March 13

South St Catherine January 18,

Spaldings, Christiana November 7,

Spanish Town March 7,

Upper Clarendon May 1,

Longville Park September 27

Central St. Catherine September 23

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WHAT IS DIABETES ?

Glucose comes from the food you eat and is storedin our liver and muscles. Your blood always has someglucose in it because your body needs glucose for energy.But having too much glucose in your blood is not healthy.

An organ called the pancreas makes insulin.Insulinhelps glucose get from your blood into your

cells. Cellstake the glucose and turn it into energy.

If you have diabetes, the pancreas makes little or no insulin oryour cells cannot use insulin very well. Glucose builds up in yourblood and cannot get into your cells. If your blood glucose staystoo high, it can damage many parts of the body such as theheart, eyes, kidneys, and nerves.

A simple test can tell if you have diabetes.Talk to your doctor or visit your health

clinicfor more information.

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DIABETESKNOW THE SIGNS

Tired or sleepy Need to urinate often Wounds

that wont heal

Vaginal infection Blurry vision Problemshaving sex

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Always thirsty Hungry all the time Sudden

weight loss

Numbor tingling hands or feet

K FAMILY NEWS

In Remembrance

Four Kiwanians have lost family members. Please keep them and theirfamilies in your prayers.

PLG Lorna Allen lost her brother-in-law.DLG Alex - lost his mother.PD Marline lost her brotherPP Leo and Director Dulcie lost their grand daughter

Young Children Priority One

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Proposed Project

Competition to test reading and cognitive skills among Basic School Children

drawn from across the division.

Target will be 2 students from the same school representing a particular club.

Two rounds with the winner being the school with the sum total of the scoresfrom both rounds. Each Club is to be represented by one team/school

Trophies for 1st, 2ndand 3rd places

All participants to receive tokens

Teachers/coaches will also receive tokens.

K FAMILY NEWS

Service Leadership ProgrammeProposed Calendar of events

For the new administrative year 09/10.

October

Dues derby notice sent to presidents of

clubs sponsoring SLPs.

Circle K training conference

November

Key Club District Church service onthe first Sunday

Support Key Clubs in the activities

done through out the K week

December

Read with Kids at AIDS hospices

January

Invite K Clubs to DCM

Divisional Alert on Dues Derby

February

Key Club and Circle K Oratoricals in

clubs and finals at the next DCM

Divisional Warning on Dues Derby

March

Circle K Convention

Divisional Wanted List of Dues Derby

April

Key Club Convention

Preparation for Builders Rally by

clubs

May

Builders Rally

June

Presentation of Builders Rally

Oratical and other SLP Oratoricals

at meetings

July

International Conventions

AugustBack to School

Check charter list for revoked

clubs

Quality Kiwanis Sponsor Awards

by SLP Clubs at DCM

September

SLP training for new clubs at

existing executives.

Handover ceremony.

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K Family News continues

Kiwanis Rally Of The ClubsProposed Fundraiser

More details will be provided at theDivisional Council Meeting

Fundraisi

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This is a very special invitation for you, to join the yahoomailgroup of Division 23 West. The purpose of the group

is to improve communications within the Division andwith Divisions 23E, 24 and 25. Mailgroups provide an

easy way for us to communicate with each other withoutthe bother of having to search for and verify individual

email addresses. There are also many special features ofmailgroups that are not available to regular users ofemail. Files, newsletters, photographs messages andlinks can be easily posted for sharing with the entiregroup. We have close to 200 local Kiwanian members

from all the Divisions in Jamaica.

SHARE YOUR CLUB EVENTS TODAY [email protected]

Join NOW to ensure that you qualify for the prizes andgiveaways in March 2010 when we celebrate our 5th

anniversary. To join: send an email to group [email protected]. In a few hours you will get anemail from Yahoo. Simply follow the instructions and

you will be a member.

Kiwanis Club Satellite

As you are aware, several initiatives are underway to improve memberretention and grow existing clubs. For the administrative year 2009/2010,the division will be focusing its effort on member retention and growth; onesuch avenue will be through club satellites. To give you a betterunderstanding of what club satellites are about, we deem it necessary as adivision to inform our members through the division bulletin. Here goes!

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Club Satellites

What is a club satellite? A club satellite is a small group of individuals, whobecome members of an existing Kiwanis (host) club. The club satellite holds itsmeetings and service activities at a location that is separate from the hostclub.

Why would a Kiwanis club want to start a club satellite? Forming a clubsatellite creates an opportunity for Kiwanis clubs to expand into locationswhere and when circumstances do not support the formation of a charterstrength club. Examples of areas where a club satellite may form are:

Small towns

Rural areas

Ethnic neighborhoods

Business parks

Medical complexes

Shopping malls, markets and retail stores

Can a Kiwanis club have more than one club satellite?Yes. A Kiwanisclub can have several club satellites in an area that each addresses a specificneed.

How many members do you need to establish a club satellite?There isno minimum number of members required to establish a club satellite.However, consideration should be given to how well a small number ofmembers can meet the specific needs of the area served.

What are the responsibilities of the host Kiwanis club to the clubsatellite? It is the role of the host Kiwanis club to assist the club satellite inobtaining and maintaining a high level of commitment, activity andenthusiasm. The success of the club satellite involves continued contact,interest, counsel and advice from the host club. The host clubs responsibilitiesinclude:

ensuring club satellite members receive proper orientation, support andcontinued education

encouraging club satellite members to participate in host club, division and

district activities

helping to develop a membership retention and growth plan

supporting club satellite activities

processing all membership applications

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Do club satellites elect officers or have a separate board of directors?No. A club satellite operates basically as a committee of the host club underthe direction and guidance of the host clubs officers and board of directors. Aclub satellite may choose to determine a chairperson to preside overmeetings.

Do members of the club satellite need to attend meetings or

functions of the host Kiwanis club? Attendance requirements and theworking relationship between the host club and the satellite are determinedand agreed upon at the local club level.

Do club satellites pay dues to Kiwanis International separately? No.Like other members of the host Kiwanis club, members of the club satellite paydues only to the Kiwanis club. The host club pays appropriate dues and fees toKiwanis International and the district.

How do club satellites determine service projects and fundraisingactivities? As with other operating committees of a Kiwanis club, the clubsatellite will propose fundraising activities and service projects to the hostclubs board of directors for approval.

Can a club satellite sponsor a Service Leadership Program club? Manytimes a Service Leadership Program may be the reason for developing the clubsatellite. The official sponsor of the program would be the host Kiwanis cluband the club satellite would be the committee to oversee and direct supportfor the program.

Is a club satellite represented on the host clubs board of directors?Host clubs may develop a club policy for at least one member of the clubsatellite to be on the clubs board of directors, but this is not required.

Do club satellites maintain their own bank accounts and financialrecords? It is the duty of the host clubs secretary and treasurer to maintainall records and bank accounts for the Kiwanis club, which would include therecords of the club satellite. However, arrangements could be made toseparate monies raised by and distributed by the club satellite. All bills,payments, deposits need to be approved by the host clubs board of directors.

Can members of the club satellite hold office in the host Kiwanisclub?

Yes. As active members of the host Kiwanis club, members of the club satelliteare eligible to be vote on club matters, hold office and serve on the club board

of directors.

If a club satellite grows to 25 or more members can it become aseparate Kiwanis club?

Yes. If a club satellite attains the required number of members to becomechartered as an official Kiwanis club, they can follow new club organizational

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procedures to elect officers, adopt the club bylaws and petition KiwanisInternational to be recognized as a Kiwanis club.

Would the host Kiwanis club be penalized with a membership loss iftheir club satellite organizes as a separate Kiwanis club?

No. In the event that a club satellite would attain the minimum number ofmembers and organize as a new Kiwanis club, the host club would be theofficial sponsor of the new club to receive appropriate recognition by Kiwanis

International. In addition, the members of the host club that became chartermembers of the new club would not be counted as a membership loss thatwould affect any awards or recognition by Kiwanis International.

PP Kevin halstead- Club Satellite Divisional Chair

Members of the Divisional

Team

DG Trevor Dunn

Oct 13

DP Audrey Francis

Oct 17

DLG Christene Long

Oct. 31

PP Kevin HalsteadOct 25

Beulah Bartholomew

Nov 2

DP Eileen McCallumNov 21

We wanted to giveyou on your

birthday a biggift!!

So here we are

KC of Old Harbour

KC of Greater Portmore

KC of Caymans Business District

KC of Greater Keystone

KC of Linstead

KC of Longville Park

KC of Central Portmore

KC of Spaulding/Christiana

Kiwanis Club of Manchester

Kiwanis Club of Port Maria

Happiness fills our heart toknow that you have been

with us through thisjourney.

A very Happy BelatedAnniversary!!

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Kiwanians are ladies and gentlemen dedicated to serving those in need. Inaddition to humanitarian service,they enjoy fellowship and develop leadership skills.

Memberships in Kiwanis Clubs provide the opportunity to meet and workwith the finest people in a spirit offellowship, striving towards a common goal.

Being a Kiwanian is a worthwhile investment. When you invest your timehelping others as a Kiwanian,you expand your horizons, develop life skills, and make a difference in thelives of others.

2009-2010 Club Presidents

Kiwanis Club President Contact InformationCaymanas Business District Henry Harris [email protected]/410-0394

Central Portmore Doreen Blake [email protected]/423-7150

Greater Keystone Cora Clemetson 985-2198/378-0163

Greater Portmore Jennifer Daley [email protected]/949 2362, 4218000

Hellshire,St. Catherine Johnnell Benson [email protected]/989-8101, 893-2542

Linstead Sophia Shorter [email protected]/302-3004,985-7520903-8464

Longville Park,S.E. Clarendon Sheron Gordon-Dilnassa

[email protected]/989-2359,902-5254354-2165

Mandeville Lloyd Tyme [email protected]/878-3685

May Pen Milton Swaby [email protected]/387-5930

Old Harbour Ava Chambers [email protected]/377-4022; 983-0884

Portmore Mark Clarke 322-2830

South St. Catherine Dione Chambers [email protected];[email protected]

754-7540 Ext. 2154, 318-1769, 346-9241

Spaldings/ Christiana Tesslin Brown 964-5370 ,853-1083

Spanish Town Vendyres Brimm [email protected],881- 5008

The First City Marsha Cochrane llllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Upper Clarendon Tracey Ann Mahony [email protected]/298-530329
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DIVISION 23 WEST2009-2010 DIVISIONAL TEAM

POSITION NAME MAILING & EMAIL ADDRESS TEL, FAX & CELL NOS.

LieutenantGovernor

Odence Rose(DP Hellshire)

13 Home AveIndependence City

St. [email protected]

9B): 922-5686(H): 988-0868

(C ): 438-3107

SecretaryImm. Past Lt.GovernorYCPO

Lorna Allen(DP KC South St. Catherine)

9 Earls Court wayArcadia, Kgn. [email protected]

(B): 923-7008(H 969-6956(C ) 819-2691

Finance Chair Jennifer Kessler ( DS- KC South St. Catherine)

Lot A62 Walcott Close, CaribbeanEstate, Portmore, St Catherine

[email protected]

(B) 920-1012, 929- 5601(H) 631-1345(C) ) 383-0884(F) 968-24-08

LG ElectPR & MarketingClub Counselor

Anthony Williams(DP Spanish Town)

C/o Usim Williams & Co.25 Dominica DriveKingston [email protected]

(B) 929-4914(C.) 819-0187

473-6275

Advisor to Lt.Governor Trevor C. Dunn(DG Caymanas BusinessDistrict)

206 Mountain View Avenue,Kingston 6Jamaica W. [email protected]

(B) 927-9221(H) 905-4639(F) 978-5962(C) 995-5490

Inter-clubbingPoints Coordinator.

Peter Williams(IPP Spanish Town)

354 Westport, Bridgeport P OSt [email protected]

(B) 938 0882(H) 943 0164(F) 938 1492(C) 541 1382

Class President Henry Harris(KC Caymanas BusinessDistrict)

[email protected] (C ) 410-0394

Class Secretary Derrick James( SEC.KC Spanish Town)

[email protected] (C) ) 410-6418

Governors Visit Kevin Halstead(KC . Longville Park)

c/o JAMALCO, Halse HallClarendon

[email protected]

B) 986-2561H) 902 5836

C) 881 9271Governors Visit Eileen McCallum

(KC Hellshire)Lot 348 Boulder AveUpper Fort B Hellshire

C 362-6716

HSV Beulah Bartholomew( KC Caymanas BusinessDistrict)

36 Young StreetSpanish Town, St. [email protected]

(B): 984- 4178(H): 943-8466(F): 984-8176Cell: 899-9111

Fundraising Audrey Francis(DP KC Hellshire)

115 Henry Morgan DriveHellshire HeightsSt Catherine

(B) 942 6943(H) 939 9203(C) 446 9546

Conventions Jason Kemp(DP KC Portmore)

240 6 West Greater PortmoreSt. Catherine

[email protected]

(B ): 984-3148(H): 989-2144(C)): 355-0401
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POSITION NAME MAILING & EMAIL ADDRESS TEL, FAX & CELL NOS.

Bulletin Editors Yvonne Lawes(Sec. KC Hellshire)

283 Bedrock CloseJohnson Hill, Hellshire

[email protected]

(B).984-3148(H).939-9692

(C) ).855-2579(F).984-7916

Bulletin Editors Ava Chambers(Pres. KC Old Harbour) P.O. Box 366; Old Harbour, St Catherine

[email protected]

(H) 983-0884(B) 929-1739(C)377-4022

Conventions Jason Kemp(DP KC Portmore)

240 6 West Greater PortmoreSt. Catherine

[email protected]

(B ): 984-3148(H): 989-2144(C)): 355-0401

Kiwanis One Day Vincent Mitchell(DP KC ,Portmore)

Lot 918 St. Theresa Rd.Green Acres ,St. [email protected],jm

(B: 929-6500-9(H):943-0128(F): 960-9995(C) ) 469-3283

Service LeadershipProgramme

Abdon Campbell(DP KC Spanish Town

Lot 27 Fairview Drive,Belleview Heights P.O.Box 633 Spanish Town ,St. [email protected]

(B) 972-0709(H) 943-0400(C) 909-8516

Service LeadershipProgramme

Christopher Humber(KC Spanish Town)

[email protected]

Joint InterClub &Fellowships

Lennon Campbell(KC Portmore)

Block 7, 205 WestmeadeBridgeport P.O., St. [email protected]

(B)(H) 704-1895(C) 475-4784

Joint InterClub &Fellowships

Shelly Scott England((PVP KC Hellshire)

Lot 96 Cavehill EstateHellshire St. Catherine

C.355-3840

Kiwanis ProtocolDivisional TrainerPast LGs Chair

Rudi Ricketts(DLGE KC Linstead)

80 Victoria Rose Terrace,Keystone, Spanish Town, St. [email protected]

(B) 983-7448(H) 983-7448(F) 983-7448(C) 534-8611

TAG TEAM

And

Daphne Innerarity(DLG KC First City)

9 St Jago Heights CloseSpanish Town, St Catherine

[email protected]

B)H) 984 2794F)C) 363 7111

Club Counsellors Christine Long`(DLG KC First City)

Townhouse #219 Sullivan Ave,Kingston [email protected]

(B) 984-4660(H) 905-1401(F) 984-7798(C) 361-1485

Club SatelliteCoordinator

Kevin Halstead(PP KC Longville Park)

c/o JAMALCO, Halse HallClarendon

[email protected]

B) 986-2561H) 902 5836F)C) 881 9271
http://mrd.mail.yahoo.com/[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected],jmmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://mrd.mail.yahoo.com/[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected],jmmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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The National Anthem -

Jamaica

Eternal Father bless ourlandGuard us with Thy mightyhand.Keep us free from evil

powersBe our light throughcountless hours

To our leaders, GreatDefender,

Grant true wisdom fromaboveJustice, truth, be oursforever,

Jamaica Land we love.Jamaica, Jamaica, JamaicaLand we love.

Teach us true respect forallStir response to duty's call.Strengthen us the weak tocherish

Give us vision lest weperishKnowledge send usHeavenly FatherGrant true wisdom fromabove,

Justice, truth, be oursforever

Jamaica Land we love.

Jamaica, Jamaica, JamaicaLand we love.

National Anthem- Canada

O Canada!

Our home and native land!True patriot love in all thy sonscommand.

With glowing hearts we see theerise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,O Canada, we stand on guard forthee.

God keep our land glorious andfree!O Canada, we stand on guard forthee.

O Canada, we stand on guard forthee.

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The

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Kiwanis

Ordinary people performing

EXTRAORDINARY WORK

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Kiwanis, through guidance and example, works to develop future

generations of leaders. Every day, Kiwanians are revitalizing

neighborhoods, organizing youth-sports programs, planting trees,

building playgrounds, and performing countless other projects to

help children and communities.

Documents

Divisional 23 Bulletin September REVISED (2)