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San Marcos Noon Kiwanis - We Build!
San Marcos Noon
Kiwanis is for Kids
We meet Thursdays at 12:00 PM
Grin's Restaurant
802 N LBJ Dr
San Marcos, TX  78666
United States
 
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Attendance for December 4th:  Doug Balkman, Chester Banks, Del Brown, Randy Cook, Pam Cook, Rob 
Martin, Gary Nelson, Lon Shell, Kelli Whigham,Garry White, Sam Brannon, Ted Breihan, David Chandler, Beverly CrumleyAndrew Gary, Moe Johnson, John Polk, Glen Rydl, Gary Strunk, McBride Wilson (20)
 
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"YOU CANNOT TAILOR-MAKE THE SITUATIONS IN LIFE, BUT YOU CAN TAILOR-MAKE THE ATTITUDES TO FIT THOSE SITUATIONS." (Zig Ziglar)
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"One of the entertainers on a cruise ship was a magician.  since the passengers were different each week, the magician always had a new audience.
  So he always did the same tricks.  the captain's parrot, however, was stationed in the performance hall, and observed the magicians tricks week after week.  Being a wise old bird, he eventually figured ouit all the magician's secrets.  Then, irritatingly, he started heckling during the show.  'Hey, why is every card the same?  It's in hi cape pocket!  It's a different rabbit!'  The magician was fuming, but it was the captain's parrot so he couldn't really do anything.
One terrible day, however, the ship had a boiler explosion and sank.  the magician wound up on a small raft in the middle of the Atlantic with, as luck would have it, the captain's parrot.  They glared at each other with visible hatred but didn't say a word.  This went on for several days.  Finally on the tenth day, the parrot couldn't take it any longer.  Exasperated, he said, 'Okay, I give up.  Where's the ship?'"
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Riddle #1....Be sure to shout, for its answers are weak.  There is no language it cannot speak.
Riddle # 2.....Colorful without dye.  Flammable in death.  Sway without music.  Breathe without breath.
Riddle # 3.....A precious gift, yet it has no end, no beginning, and in the middle, nothing
Riddle # 4......We all have them.  They are hard to break.  Remove the first letter, a bit remains.  Skip the first three and it remains.
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Randy Cook's name was drawn out of Big Bucks'jar, and he won $10.00.  He immediately turned it into himself as Treasuer to go toward the Eliminate Project..Thanks Randy, and Congratulations!
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John Polk brought a visitor to last Thursday's meeting.  We welcomed Trish Wilder, new stock broker with Edward Jones Investment Co.
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Our club will be having our annual Christmas Luncheon on Thursday, December 11th at the San Marcos BBQ, located at 2601 Hunter Road.  It has just been refurbished and serves excellent food. .  It has a separate meeting room with tables to seat at least 80 persons.  We have invited other members of the  clubs in our Division, to join us and make it an Interclub  The cost will be $8.25 plus tax, and you can pay at the counter.  We will be having Christmas music and Christmas Trivia.  Let's have a great time.  Right now, we have 27 from our club attending.  Not sure who is coming from the other clubs.
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Don't Forget!!!!...We need at least 9 or 10 members to come to DeZavala School and help distribute "goodies" for those children who have been selected by their teachers and fellow students as "Terrific Kids".  These children come to school every day, don't cause any problems, eager to learn, behave extremley well, are very disciplined and in general are on their ways to go from being student to being good citizens.  So come out on Friday, December 12,at 2:00pm in the school cafeteria.  If you have never done this before, it is a real blessing to see the smiles and joy on these children's face.  They are proud.  See you there!
(Riddle #1.....ECHO)  (Riddle #2.....TREES)
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K-Kids Information.  Let's have a great turnout on Thursday, December 18 when Randy & Pam will bring the K-Kids as our program.  Along with them will be several K-Kids, along with Kayla Cook, the faculty Advisor, and the School principal, Mr. Tim Maresch.  Also there may be two other advisors as well.  The K-Kids program is a very important one from De-Zavala school, and we need to get more involved with them.  There are plenty of good service projects out there, but we as Kiwanians should take more of an interest in what they are doing.  We need to attend some of their meetings , which are being planned for the first & third Wenesday morning from 7:30-8:00 am.  We should try and make some of those meetings.(rIDDLE #3.....RING)   (Riddle #4...HABIT)
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This letter was addressed to our club from Mark E. Eads, Superintendent of Schools, and Tim Maresch, Principal of DeZavala School.  We thought it should be shared with our entire club membership as well as our friends who are getting the weekly bulletin.
To Whom it may concern:
     The San Marcos Consolidated Independence School District Administration and Board of Trustees want to thank Kiwanis Club of San Marcos for the donation of $500.00 to Lorenzo de Zavala Elementary School.  We appreciate Kiwanis Club of San Marcos's interest and support of the students in the San Marcos C.I.S.D.
     The donation will be used to support K-Kids activities.  The assistance of organizations like Kiwanis Club of San Marcos has enabled the school district to accomplish far more than it otherwise could have.
     It is with great pleasure that we take this opportunity to thank Kiwanis Club of San Marcos for the support."
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Even though Dr. Anthony Cedrone was to have been our program last Thursday, because he was sick, Gary Nelson brought Jonathan Mendoza as the program.  With Dr. Mendoza, was Jessica Jolly from CTMC.  Dr. Mendoza's expertise is pain management and his presentation was absolutely wonderful, filled with all kinds of ways pain can be managed without necessarily having surgery.  Back pain, knee pain, shoulder pain, and every other kind of pain can be treated
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Our Lt. Gov. Rob Martin did an assessment on how our club rated with regards to achieving club goals and improving the club experience based on our club's input.  Rob will go more into detail as to how our club stacked up, but not going into the individual pluses and minuses, our club rated a total score of 114.  Anything over 104 expresses how our club impacts our community and our members.  This survey is based on what we are doing well, as well as where we could shift up a gear or two in certain areas.  We can celebrate our successes, and think about how those successes can inspire opportunities for improvement.  What are we doing well - and how might those qualities bridge the gap between our clubs's strengths and opportunities for improvement.
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     The next Board of Directors meeting will be next Thursday afternoon, December 18, 2014 at CTMC Conference room, at 5pm.  Some issues to be discussed this time will be: Publicity, Model Club, looking at current initiation fees.  Those members on the Board are  President, Del Brown, President-Elect, Moe Johnson, Beverly Crumley, Past President, John Polk, Secretary, Randy Cook, Treasurer, Directors: Charles Johnson, Tracy Herman,  Sam Brannon,  Lon Shell,  and Ted Breihan, If you have a proposal to bring to the Board, have it written out and give to one of the board members prior to the meeting.
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