Welcome to the "official" web site for

Division 1-South
of the
Ohio District of Kiwanis International



Congratulations Paulding!
Chris Johnson, President, Paulding
County Kiwanis Club accepts the
award for the Division 1-South
membership competition.

Last Division Meeting
    The Division 1-South meeting in Ottawa had a lower than average turnover, but we had a lot of fun and were able to get a lot or work done.  And - everybody left with a little something special.  

Division 1-South dues increase
Division By-Law Amendments passed.

Division 1-South dues increase
The Division dues increase from $2/member to $5/member beginning October 1, 2008 was confirmed.

 

Division 1-South Meeting Minutes

Jan. 22 - minutes
March 29 - minutes
June 14 - minutes


Monthly Report on KiwanisONE  - FAQ's:
    Having problems updating and submitting your reports on KiwanisONE?  Here is a link that might help.


On-line Blog Use:
    In order to meet easily, we have set up a Blog that will allow us to meet online for topic discussions.
    Simply click on "Division Blog" in the left hand column.  It will take you to our discussion area.  Once there you will need to setup an account in order to participate.  If you need additional instructions, please email me or call me at: 419.721.3059 and we can walk through it.
   
The blog is not published to the public, but is not totally private either so our discussions there will be limited to specific topics - just in case.  :)

Division 1-South Events
Please be sure to email club events for posting on our Division Calendar page.

Announcements:
District and Division Announcements and communication will also be on-line here at our Division web site:
    http://www.Kiwanis1South.com   

    It is also a good source of information for the clubs as well with contact information, club meeting times and locations.  Please be sure to check it periodically.

Best Division in the Ohio District!
Everything said - You're the best division in the Ohio District!  Here's to a wonderful 2007-8 year!

:) Sande Johnson
Kiwanis Lt. Governor, Division 1-South
Ohio District of Kiwanis International

 


Our Division Goals:

SERVE OUR COMMUNITY STRONGLY - We will continue to provide our service to the community through our many service projects.  Our members will show up in strong numbers at each of the projects.

MEET WITH A PURPOSE - Each meeting will be beneficial to our members as well as to our community.  Our meetings will be used as a platform to draw our members closer, share with the community and learn along the way.

SHARE AS A FAMILY - We will support our Kiwanis family at the Division, District and International levels.  Also, we will support our K-Kids, Key Club, Circle K and other clubs in our area.  And most important, we will be there for those families that have a member of their family in Kiwanis. 

RECOGNIZE THE DESERVING - Throughout the year, we bestow the deserving honors upon our club members which they have duly earned in Kiwanis service. 

 


Kiwanis Division 1-South History

Past Division Officers:

District Treasurer:
        
Dwight J. Snyder, Findlay (1970-71)

District Secretary:
        
Dwight J. Snyder, Findlay (1980-87)

Past Lt. Governor:

Fred Kinley, Findlay (1934)
Arthur M Gee, Findlay (1937)
W. Perry Miles, Findlay (1945)
Fabian L. Fox, Findlay (1951)
M. L. Ted Clark, Findlay (1960)
Dwight J. Snyder, Findlay (1965)
Bruce Ballard, Bowling Green (1966)
Hilliard D. Camp, Findlay (1970)
Jim Thompson, Luckey
Joe Bury, Findlay (1977-78)
Earl F. Pruitt, Findlay (1983-84)
Bob Hopkins, Bowling Green (1984-85)
Adrian Kisor, Ottawa (1985-6)
Earl F. Pruitt, Findlay (1989-90)
Richard LaFontaine, Findlay (1993-94)
Adrian Kisor, Ottawa (1994-5)
Cindy Champer, Ottawa (1995-6)*
Jim Knott, Findlay (1998-2000)
Kevin Work, Bowling Green (2000-1)
Frank Miller, Ottawa (2001-3)
Brian Miller, Paulding County
Paty Hart, Hicksville (2003-5)
Adam Sproles, Defiance (2005-7)
Sande Johnson, Findlay (2007-8)

* Lt. Governor Class President


Inspirational Thought for the Day:
     “Young children believe that most everything is possible!  
     Until someone convinces them otherwise, or until they become jaded through failures or disappointments, the world is a wide-open place filled with delightful possibilities.  They can imagine flowers that talk and spaceships that shrink down small enough to fit under their bed.  Nothing is off limits.  
     To reconnect with that open sense of possibility is one of the most powerful benefits of heightening your natural gift of curiosity.
     Making it a practice to think like this, at least a few times each day, can trigger countless ideas of personal innovation."

(Canterucci, 2005, p.86)  
Reference:  Canterucci, J., (2005).  Personal brilliance: mastering the everyday habits that create a lifetime of success New York :  AMACOM. 

 

ASK US ABOUT KIWANIS!

 

 

Division Contacts:

Sande Johnson,
Lt. Governor
   Bus: 419.427.8452
   Home: 419.429.0861

 

Marlene Hoorman
Division Secretary/Treasurer
   Bus: 419.423.3057
   Home: 419.326.5100

 

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