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June
Programs
David Newby is the
program coordinator this month. The theme is centered around
small businesses in the area.
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June 1 - Tricia
Steele - The Steele Agency |
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June 8 - Diane Garner
- Garner & Associates |
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June 15 - Trey Smith
- Cycle Therapy |
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June 22 - Thomas
McNally - SOHO Office |
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June 29 - Open
Meeting |
Rome Kiwanis Club’s annual
peach sale
Ordering deadline is Monday,
June 15th
Below are the details.
Remember, all monies go to providing scholarships to local students.
This is one of the Kiwanis club’s main fundraisers for the year. Your
help is greatly appreciated – and the peaches are DELICIOUS!
Here are the options
this year:
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1 Peck --
$9 |
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1 Peck plus 1 bag
peach cobbler mix -- $12 |
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1 Box of peaches (4
pecks) -- $30 |
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1 Box peaches plus 2
bags peach cobbler mix -- $36 |
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1 Bag peach cobbler
mix -- $5 |
While we aren't sure
exactly how many peaches are in a peck... We know that a peck is 8
quarts. Keep in mind, you could split a peck or box with another
person.
These peaches come
straight out of the field located in Fort Valley, Georgia with the fuzz
still attached. These are the peaches you remember as a child growing
up. They are full of juice and flavor.
Please contact a
Kiwanis member to make your order. Peaches will be delivered on
Saturday, June 20th. You must either pick up the
peaches yourself or arrange with someone else to pick up your peaches
for you. Any orders not picked up will be resold or donated to a
food bank.
Thank you for your support of Kiwanis and the youth of Rome and
Floyd county.
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Meeting
& Location
Meetings: Every Monday @ 12 noon
All meetings are held at the Forum in downtown Rome. A portion of the first floor ballroom is being
donated by Brent Poplin, Manager of The Forum, for club use during meeting times
on Monday noon to 1 pm. Lunch will be catered by Bistro 239. All are welcome.
The Forum in Rome, Georgia
2 Government Plaza
P.O. Box 946
Rome, Georgia 30162
Phone: 706-291-5281
Toll Free: 800-858-7601
Find the Forum:
Prospective members
eat free on the first visit.
Membership Information
How can I join?
(We thought you'd never ask...
;-)
Kiwanis Distinguished
Club Kiwanis
International provides these qualifications for local clubs to
distinguish themselves.
Distinguished Member
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Sponsor 2 new members |
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Attend either a
midyear conference, International convention or District convention.
Equivalent meeting may be Kiwanis University, Zone or Regional
Conference or other District event. |
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Participate in 6 service efforts |
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Financially support the Kiwanis International Foundation |
Distinguished Club (80 points needed)
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Club fulfills responsibilities to Service Leadership Program club(s)
which includes providing club leadership education to officers. (10
points) |
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Club builds and charters a new Service Leadership Program (5 points) |
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Club participates in Kiwanis-branded service project, such as Young
Children: Priority One, Read Around the World, Bring Up Grades,
Terrific Kids, Key Leader (10 points) |
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Club financially supports the Kiwanis International Foundation. (10
points) |
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Club president and secretary participate in Club Leadership Education
(CLE) training session prior to assuming office. (20 points – 10 per
officer) |
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Club assures that all new members receive the Kiwanis International
new member orientation. (10 points) |
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Kiwanis club is represented at two of the following three educational
opportunities: district midyear conference (or equivalent), Kiwanis
International convention or the District convention. (10 points) |
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Net
membership gain at end of administrative year (+1 member = 10 points,
+2 members = 20 points, +3 members = 30 points, +6 members = 40
points) |
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Club sponsors or co-sponsors a new Kiwanis club. (20 points) |
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