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April 22, 2009 Newsletter
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Checkout the new look of our clubs website
Just a reminder to treat those that serve us at the Sizzler well and remember to leave a tip for them before you leave.
Meetings: Sizzler, 371 East 400 South, SLC 11:45 1:00 pm, Meeting Room (Northwest corner of Restaurant.) Round Table Meetings, Same Time & Location except in the Atrium.
** Board meeting is the 1st Tuesday of every month at the Pagoda, 5th
East and 1st North in Salt Lake City. 5:30 pm
with dinner afterwards.
| WED 4/22 | Darrell Mangum, Teach A Man to Fish" |
| WED 4/29 | Lu Arnold, National Pork Board |
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TUE 5/05 |
Board Meeting** |
| WED 5/06 | Joseph Jarvis, Too much market, not enough care |
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WED 5/13 |
Barbara Pioli, Utah Humanities Council |
| WED 5/20 | Round Table, Erland Elmer on Maximizing Kiwanis Service |
| WED 5/27 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
| TUE 6/02 | Board Meeting** |
| WED 6/03 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
| WED 6/10 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
| WED 6/17 | Round Table |
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| WED 6/24 |
No Meeting |
| 6/256/28 | International Convention, Nashville, Tennessee |
| WED 7/1 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
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TUE 7/7 |
Board Meeting** |
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WED 7/8 |
No Luncheon Meeting |
| SAT 7/11 |
Summer Party, Ed Rogers Ranch |
| WED 7/15 | Round Table |
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WED 7/22 |
Speaker and Topic TBA |
| WED 7/29 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
| TUE 8/4 | Board Meeting** |
| WED 8/5 | Speaker and Topic TBA |
| 8/21-8/23 | District Annual Convention, Burley ID |
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April 22nd in History
1500 - Pedro Alvares Cabral discovered Brazil and claimed it for Portugal.
1509 - Henry VIII became king of England.
1616 - The Spanish poet Cervantes died in Madrid. (Some sources say April 23.)
1864 - Congress authorized the inscription "In God We Trust" on coins minted as U.S. currency.
1889 - The land rush in Oklahoma began when it was opened to settlers.
1970 - The first Earth Day was observed.
1994 - Richard M. Nixon died of a stroke at the age of 81.
2000 - Armed immigration agents took Elian Gonzalez from the Miami home of his relatives to reunite him with his father.
In 1905
President: Theodore Roosevelt Vice President: Charles W. Fairbanks Population: 83,822,000 Federal spending: $0.57 billionUnemployment: 4.3% |
Cost of a first-class stamp: $0.02
▪ Numerous advancements in train service include 18-hour rides between New York and Chicago and the first train ever equipped with electric lights. ▪ The first movie theater opens in Pittsburgh ▪ Albert Einstein proposes the Theory of Relativity.
Builders Club
More than 1,200 clubs serving their communities Builders Club is the largest service organization for middle school and junior high students, with more than 40,000 members worldwide.
The first Builders Club was chartered in 1975. Today, there are more than 1,200 clubs in Aruba, Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Canada, Italy, Jamaica, Korea, Martinique, Netherlands Antilles, Philippines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States.
Core values: Character building: The ability to the right thing, even when it might be the unpopular choice. Leadership: The ability to listen, communicate, serve, and guide others. Inclusiveness: Accepting and welcoming differences in other people. Caring: The act of being concerned about or interested in other people or situations. Partners in Service: UNICEF and the March of Dimes |
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Contact Information |
(B) Business, (C) Cell,(H) Home |
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President/ Newsletter |
Gordon Lewis, (C) 915-6228, (C) 706-4519, gclbowl@comcast.net |
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Immed Past President |
Ron Howell, (W) 983-8000, (H) 397-2532 |
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1st Vice President |
Dave Nelson, (B) 486-7855, (C) 918-7617 |
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2nd Vice President |
Ed Tanner, (B) 524-2534, (C) 201-9908 |
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Secretary |
Mark Anderson (B) 568-9322 (C) 232-5560 |
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Board Members |
Dave Nelson, Ed Rogers, and Ron Howell, Chuck Baker |