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Kiwanis Club of Snohomish Tillicum PO Box 1274, Snohomish, WA 98291-1274
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Pacific Northwest District KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL |
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MEETING TIME: MONDAYS 10:00 AM Saint Michael Catholic Church 1512 Pine Avenue, Snohomish, WA |
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AUGUST 2004  |
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PROGRAMS
AUGUST PROGRAM CO-CHAIRPERSON BOB HEIRMAN SONIA RAHM
AUGUST 1ST BARBARA LIGGETT PIANIST AUGUST 9TH ERICA PATTON MALAWI, AFRICA AUGUST !6TH OPEN MEETING AUGUST 23rd BOB HEIRMAN OUTDOOR SLIDES AUGUST 30TH BOB TERWILLIGER COUNTY AUDITOR
AUGUST FLOWER GLADIOLUS AUGUST BIRTHSTONE PERIDOT
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUGUST 7TH, 1926 = 78 YEARS CLIFF BAILEY AUGUST 9TH, 1918 = 86 YEARS LOLA IMBODEN AUGUST 13TH, 1937 = 67 YEARS JOHN BRUCE AUGUST 27TH, 1944 = 60 YEARS JIM MCALLISTER
TILLICUM YEARS
8-24-79 = 25 YEARs MAURY HEDLUND 8-16-86 = 18 YEARS ART LANGDON 8-15-94 = 10 YEARS RICHARD JARRATT 8-4-03 = 1 YEAR JIM MCALLISTER
ANNIVERSARY WISHES AUGUST 4, 1948 = 56 YEARS JACK AND MARLENE KING |
AUGUST DATES OF NOTE
2ND 10:00 A. M. TILLICUMS MEET 9TH 10:00 A. M. TILLICUMS MEET 16TH 8:30 A. M. EXEC. BOARD MEETS 10:00 A. M. TILLICUMS MEET 23RD 10:00 A. M. TILLICUMS MEET 30TH 10:00 A. M. TILLICUMS MEET AUGUST PRAYER LIST OLAF AALBU GLADYS AALBU BILL BLAKE OLIVE ANDERSON SUE BARNES ALICE BOLDUAN TONY BUELER FRANK "X" BUELER NEWELL DANA JIM DITZENBERGER MARY GARDNER WILHELMINA GOBIET GLEN GRINNELL HAROLD HARKINS MAURY HEDLUND CLINT HOSKIN LaVONNE HOSKIN ANNE JARRATT HONEY LANGDON BOB LAZ GORDON LOTH GARY MAXFIELD FREDA McCLOUD EVERETT OLSEN DAVID PESZNECKER JULIUS "DIBE" PETERS DOROTHY RAINEY KEN REED WADE SPALDING SAM TWlBELL DON VERBECK WALLY WALSH CHARLIE WHEELER TOM WOOD
CHARLIE WHEELER 11205 Summerfield Drive #147 TIGARD, OREGON 97224
WADE SPALDING 5th Floor Bethany Pacific Campus 916 Pacific Avenue Everett, WA 98201 |
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PHONE CALLS AND PERSONAL VISITS ARE REWARDING It's amazing what you can do for a person if you take the time to give them a call or go visit them. When Gary was president he had a schedule prepared for visitation purposes. Results were gratifying not only for the visitor but for the person visited. A list should be prepared each week and then volunteers asked for. Results should be presented each week. CAMP CASEY AUG 1-8 For years Tillicums have help support a program sponsored by the North Central Kiwanis Club i.e. the summer camp for disabled children. Past years manpower has been donated on three days i.e., W-T-F. Health problems have taken their toll so we may be down to 2. It is the time to determine which days we will be going and who will volunteer! This should be taken care of today. So to notify North Central who and how many are coming and on what days. INSTALLATION TIME NEARS It is time to start planning for "change of the guard!" New officers will take over on October lst so time to plan for it.! "IN WYOMING" Have you ever seen the sunrise on the high and rolling plain? Did you ever smell wet sagebrush after sudden springtime rain? Have you ever felt the smart and sting of gravel in your face? Then you've never known the glamour of that God-forsaken place, WYOMING!
Have you ever seen the skyline when the evening shadows fall, Find the mountains look like cardboard, and you hear the coyotes call? Have you seen the Painted BadLands, in their yellow, red and blue? Then you'll never know how lonesome life can be until you do, IN WYOMING
Have you seen the sand and sagebrush, while down the hills, Along the draws the cooling shadows lay? It's lonesome, and it's desolate, its off the beaten track' But once you've caught the lure of it, you're homesick 'til your back, IN WYOMING ANNUAL BAR-B-QUE. YARD SALE. AND SILENT AUCTION DOES WELL Things looked a little bleak on Saturday the 10th of July with cloudy and cold weather followed by a rain storm. It didn't deter some folks who still braved it. Sunday was totally different with warm and sunny weather and steady customers. Preliminary figures showed we fed 984, The donation can netted $108 and the yard sale brought in about $1400. Profit from the salmon as well as the silent auction is yet to be totaled. An extra bonus was attendance by Maury Hedlund, Wade Spaulding and Glenn Grinnell. "Dibe" was the "Good Samaritan" by making several home deliveries. Also among our guests were Mayor Liz Loomis, Congressman Rick Larsen and candidate for State Attorney General, Mike Vaska. "Dibe" was given special recognition at the July 12th meeting for his outstanding ticket sales. Not singling out for their work, all members who worked should be applauded. A real team effort! ATTENTION: ALL DIVISION 22 CLUBS: The June-July copy of the "BUILDER" listed the 2004 Club Leadership Training for Club President elects & secretaries GUESS WHAT? Clubs in Div. 22 were overlooked. Your humble editor got on the phone to Oregon and after some hurried work on their part the following is to be noted:- THE DATE IS AUGUST 21ST (SAT) FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. (BE THERE AT 8:00 A.M.) IT WILL BE HELD AT THE MUKILTEO FIRE HALL -10400 47TH PL-WEST. REGISTRATION FEE IS $25-00. OTHER CLUB OFFICERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND. I AM INFORMED THE FORMAT HAS CHANGING AND IS HELPFUL AND INTERESTING. SO FOR THOSE THIS APPLIES TO- MARK YOUR CALENDARS! YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND. LUNCH IS INCLUDED! QUESTIONS? CONTACT ROD VROMAN. PART B DEDUCTIBLE TO RISE In the uproar "' over the new Medicare' law's drug benefits and privatization features , one element often gets lost: The law also raises the Part B annual deductible. On January 1, 2005, the deductible will rise from $100 (where it's been since( 1991) to $110. Every year after that, the deductible will rise annually by the same percentage as the Part B premium increase .MEDICARE NOT ALONE KIWANIS ALSO ON THE RISE We may have forgotten that with the dues increase last year it was also noted that dues would rise $1.00 per year after that for the next 5 years. This is a subject for discussion and action before the Kiwanis year begins on October 1st. The Board agreed last year we would not underwrite dues increases as it put our administrative account in precarious state when this was done on previous occasions. Members should be paying their fair share! This boils down to the full amount for dues. COMMUNITY PAY IT'S RESPECTS TO EVERETT OLSEN ON HIS 90TH!
A steady stream of "well wishers" greeted Everett on July 13th from 2 to 5 P.M. at the Belle Chapel. It would take more than space than this newsletter provides to list all of the accomplishment and good works of this kindly "elder citizen of his beloved Snohomish"! As the last charter member and first president of the Tillicums your club thanks you and sends it heartfelt thanks and good wishes. HOW OLD IS A SENIOR? The Executive Board on July 19th, voted to make 55 - age for seniors at all of our functions. "OLD AGE IS NOT FOR SISSIES" (PART 3)
If the young knew!---if the old could. If a young or middle-aged man does not recollect where he laid his hat, it is nothing; but if the same inattention is discovered in an ofd man, people will shrug their shoulders and say "His memory is going." Old people like to give good advice, since they can no longer set bad examples. I stopped a middle-aged person in the street and asked, "Do you think mid-life crisis is a consequence of ignorance or apathy?" His answer: "I don't know and I don't care." Old age is like underwear: it creeps up on you. Man is old when he begins to hide his age; woman, when she begins to tell hers. Young people tell what they are doing-old people what they have done, and fools what they wish to do. You know when you're getting older when you look forward to a dull evening. Old age is like something else. To make a success of it, you've got to start young. Wrinkles are ditches that the gods have dug for our tears. (Part 4 will be in the September issue) BANANA CREAM PIE (MICRO-WAVED) ONE 8 OR 9 INCH BAKED PIE SHELL INGREDIENTS ; 1/3 Cup Flour 2/3 Cup Sugar 2 Cups Milk (DO NOT USE SKIM, 1% OR 2%) 3 Egg Yolks 2 Tablespoons Butter 1 Teaspoon Vanilla 2 Large OR 3 Small Bananas PREPARATION In 8 cup pyrex type measuring cup, mix flour sugar and milk. FOUR TIMES: place in micro wave oven on high for 2 min. three times.. each time remove and stir with wire whip. On the 4th time add butter and beaten egg yolks and micro wave for the remaining two minutes. Remove, whip and then cover with saran wrap and set aside to cool. When slightly warm add vanilla and sliced bananas. (When removing saran wrap try not to let moisture drip into filling) (Before adding bananas they should be slightly moistened with lemon juice\ or "fruit fresh". FILL PIE SHELL. (Top with either whipping cream or meringue, and refrigerate until set) MERINGUE 3 egg whites 1/2 tsp cream of tartar 6 tablespoons sugar 1/3 teaspoon vanilla. PREPARATION Beat egg whites in earthen or glass bowl (never use plastic or stainless). When stiff- add 1/2 tsp. cream of tartar- then slowly add sugar a little at a time until mixture glistens.. Empty on to pie and make peaks with a fork. Bake at 350 degrees about 10 minutes until peaks are golden brown. Refrigerate to cool. REMINDER - FOOD BANK DONATIONS - First Meeting of the Month (If you forgot this morning then bring in your donation next Monday - AUGUST 7th)
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