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May 19, 2010

Newsletter

 

 

 

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 Wednesday of every month  and is held at 1:00 pm at the Sizzler.                            

WED 05/19 Round Table
WED 05/26 Speaker and Topic TBA
WED 06/02

Raelene Davis, Ski Utah

1:00 Board Meeting

WED 06/09 Speaker and Topic TBA
WED 06/16 Round Table
WED 06/23 Speaker and Topic TBA
6/24 – 6/27 95th Annual Kiwanis International Convention, Las Vegas
WED 06/30

Speaker and Topic TBA

WED 07/07

Speaker and Topic TBA

1:00 Board Meeting
WED 07/14 Speaker and Topic TBA
WED 07/21

Round Table

WED 07/28 Speaker and Topic TBA

In 1937 …

 

President: Franklin D Roosevelt

Vice President: John N. Garner

Population: 128,824,829

Federal spending:   $7.58 billion

Consumer Price Index:   14.4

Unemployment:   14.3%

Cost of a first-class stamp:   $0.03

 

   • The dirigible "Hindenburg" explodes at Lakehurst, N.J., killing 36 (May 6).

   • Amelia Earhart and co-pilot Fred Noonan vanish over the Pacific Ocean on their Round-the-World Flight.

   • The Glenn Miller Band debuts in New York.

   • Walt Disney's first full-length animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, hits theaters and becomes an instant classic.

   • The Golden Gate Bridge is completed.

   • Italy withdraws from League of Nations.

   • U.S. gunboat Panay sunk by Japanese in Yangtze River.

   • Japan invades China, conquers most of coastal area.

   • Britain begins 999 emergency telephone number. The United States starts 911 service in New York in 1968.

 

Alabama …

 

Origin of name: From Alabama River by early European explorers and named "Alibamu" after the local Indian tribe

 

Nickname: Yellowhammer State

 

Selected famous natives and residents:

• Hank Aaron baseball player

• George Washington Carver educator, agricultural chemist;

• Nat “King” Cole entertainer

• Helen Keller author and educator

• Coretta Scott King civil rights leader

• Harper Lee writer

• Joe Louis boxer

• Willie Mays baseball player

• Jim Nabors actor

• Jesse Owens athlete

• Rosa Parks civil rights activist

• Wayne Rogers actor

• George Wallace governor

• Hank Williams singer and songwriter

 

** Scheduling Note **

Jacobsen Construction which was scheduled for May 26th has to re-scheduled.  Exact date was not determined at the time this newsletter was printed.

 

On May 19th …

 

1536 - Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII, was beheaded.

 

1588 - The 130-ship-strong Spanish Armada set sail for England; it was defeated in August.

 

1643 - The colonies of Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Harbor met to form the New England Confederation.

 

1921 - Congress passed the Emergency Quota Act, establishing national quotas for immigrants.

 

1928 - The first annual Calaveras County "Frog Jumping Jubilee" was held in Angel's Camp, California.

 

1935 - British author and soldier, T. E. Lawrence, also known as "Lawrence of Arabia," died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash.

 

1962 - Marilyn Monroe sang “Happy Birthday” to president John F. Kennedy.

 

1992 - The 27th Amendment to the Constitution, which prohibited Congress from giving itself midterm pay raises, went into effect.

 

1994 - Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died in New York.

 

I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestioned ability of a man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. - Henry David Thoreau


Contact Information


B) Business, (C) Cell,(H) Home

President

Dave Nelson, (B) 486-7855, (C) 918-7617

Immediate Past President/ Newsletter

Gordon Lewis,  (C) 915-6228,  (C) 706-4519, gclbowl@comcast.net

1st Vice President

Ed Tanner, (B) 524-2534, (C) 201-9908

Secretary

Mark Anderson (B) 568-9322 (C) 232-5560

 Board Members

Dave Nelson, Ed Rogers, and Ron Howell, Chuck Baker