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| | Tom Hebermehl, pictured with new president Linda Lane, gave an update on the current United Way of Edgar County campaign. The UW this year helps to support 29 local agencies. |
| | Augie Griffin, outgoing president, accepts a plaque in recognition of his service from Fred Kreckman . |
| | New officers and board members: Augie Griffin, outgoing president; Linda Lane, new president; Tammie Pride, secretary; and Jill Higginbotham, treasurer; Dennis Thiel, vice president; and board members Don McGee, Bruce Young, and Gene Rigdon. |
| | Linda Lane accepts the president’s gavel from outgoing president Augie Griffin at her recent installation. One of Linda’s primary areas of focus is membership development. |
| | Kristi Bosc, District #95 teacher, presented the program on Partners in Education, an art program offered this year at Mayo Middle School. Bosc is pictured with John Carrington, program chair of the day. |
| | Teresa Bach, City of Paris landscaper, presented the program on landscaping, providing tips in several different areas. She is pictured (center) with Linda Lane, program chair of the day, and president Augie Griffin. |
| | Teresa Pennington of the Paris Public Library updated members on the new services offered at the library, which is now totally online with LINC catalog capabilities. She was the guest of John Sanchez but is pictured with Dr. Jim Acklin. |
| | David Dick demonstrated the process and technique involved in caning furniture. He learned to cane 33 years ago and has been caning ever since. He was the guest of Don McGee. |
| | Students from the PHS play Seussical the Musical presented the program on April 1. |
| | Christie Russell discussed her book in which she compiled the journals of her great grandmother. They were written during the Civil War era. Russell is pictured with club president Augie Griffin and Dave Brown, program chair of the day. |
| | Barb Warn, former ISU baseball coach, discussed ways that each of us can be a SO (significant other) in a child's life. He is pictured with Bruce Young, program chair of the day (left) and president Augie Griffin. |
| | Elizabeth Paschal, R.N., Manager of the PCH/FMC Infusion Clinic, presented a program on services offered for cancer patients, including chemotherapy. She is pictured (right) with Barbara Bergdolt and Augie Griffin. |
| | Kathy Rhoads, Managing Editor of the Paris Beacon-News, presented the program February 12 about changes completed and anticipated at the local newspaper. She is pictured (center) with Mary Ann Heinrich and president Augie Griffin. |
| | Brenda Stevens, speech language pathologist at Paris Community Hospital/Family Medical Center, discussed speech therapy for Kiwanians in January. She is pictured with president Augie Griffin and program chair Terry Brinkley. |
| | Tom Punzelt, PHS girls' basketball coach, presented the Feb. 5 program on the Lady Tigers' program. He was the guest of Cindy Whittemore. Susan Punzelt filled in for Cindy, and the Punzelts are pictured with Augie Griffin, president. |
| | Jean Herrberg of the Exotic Feline Rescue Center told Kiwanis members about the sanctuary near Center Point, Indiana. She is pictured with Fred Kreckman, program chair of the day, and Augie Griffin. |
| | Captain Brian Gates of the Paris Fire Department discussed fire safety issues and new programs offered by the PFD at the January 8 Kiwanis meeting. He is pictured (center) with president Augie Griffin (left) and program chair for the day Richard Yates. |
| | New members were inducted into the group December 18. Pictured (L to R) are David Sullivan, new member Chuck Keys, president Augie Griffin, new member Blake Coartney, and Mary Ann Heinrich. |
| | The PHS Swing Choir performed for the group on December 18. The choir is directed by Susan Hiddle. Part of the group is pictured. |
| | Regional Office of Education Attendance Specialist Beth Hansel discussed the truancy program and her work with homeless students in the classroom and accepted a check for the incentive program from Augie Griffn and Dennis Thiel. |
| | PHS Athletic Director Andy Goodwin spoke about his role and the 10 sports at PHS. Tom Trogdon, long-time member, was also recognized. Pictured are Augie Griffin, Ann Trogdon Charnik and husband Ted, Goodwin, Harry Hughes, and (seated) Trogdon. |
| | Linda Lane was honored for her service as Kiwanis treasurer on November 13. Lane has moved from the role of treasurer to the position of president-elect. She received her award from current president Augie Griffin on November 13. |
| | Kiwanis president Augie Griffin presented immediate past president Mary Ann Heinrich a plaque in recognition of her service as president on November 13. |
| | Doug Hasler provided an update on Paris Union School District #95 school board activities and involvement at the November 13 meeting. He is pictured with Augie Griffin, left, and Dale Boyer, right. |
| | Members of United-Way-supported agencies spoke at the Nov. 6 meeting. Pictured are Tom Hebermehl , UW; Will Welsh, YMCA; Mary Ann Tucker, Community Nurse Assoc.; Kami Miller, Senior Center; Angie Griffin, UW; and Augie Griffin, Kiwanis President. |
| | Stephanie Schmitt, Paris District #95 teacher, discussed the Homework Club at Wenz School. Student Nathan Tague accompanied her. Both are pictured with president Augie Griffin. |
| | New Kiwanis board members and officers took office at the beginning of October. Officers include Augie Griffin, Linda Lane, Dale Rasmussen (not pictured), Tammie Pride, and Jill HIggenbotham. |
| | Two new members were inducted into the club in September. They are pictured (center): Scott Barrett and Katie Cash. Kiwanians pictured include Pete Templeton (left) and Fred Kreckman (right). |
| | Laura Williams of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes explained her efforts to organize a FCA chapter for the Paris schools. She is pictured (left) with Barbara Bergdolt, Kiwanian. |
| | 1st Lt. Jonathan Wright, USAF, discussed his experiences as an A-10 fighter jet pilot. He is pictured with his grandparents, Kathryn and U.G. Wright, and his parents, Dr. John and Marilyn Wright. |
| | Rep. Roger Eddy told Kiwanians about recent legislation passed in the Illinois Legislature and updated members on the ongoing budget crisis. Several members pose with Eddy. |
| | Kiwanis welcomed Jenelle Stewart of NAL to the club on August 21. She is pictured (left) with Augie Griffin and Mary Ann Heinrich. |
| | PCH Volunteers Patty Spillman and Pat Brooks, guests of Tom Brock, explained the role of the hospital volunteers and the contributions that they make to patients and staff. |
| | Jenna Crockett of HRC presented a program on the new treatment program for problem/compulsive gamblers. She is pictured (right) with Robin Gordon, Kiwanis program chair for the day. |
| | PHS golf coach Tom Punzelt spoke about his team's upcoming season. He is pictured with player Ryan Furnish and Carol Furnish, program chair and mother of Ryan. |
| | The praise band from the First Christian Church, Focused on Tomorrow, presented a program about their group. Pictured: John Sanchez, Ryne Donaldson, Dennis Thiel, Bruce Young, and program chair Diana Bennett. |
| | Honeybee license plates are available for $50 to the public and $30 for Kiwanians. Pictured are co-chairs of sales Linda Lane and Richard Yates. Contact either of them or Brian Blair for further information and new state-required regulations. |
| | PHS football coach Mike Brouwer, accompanied by assistant Fred Fisher, told Kiwanians about his philosophy of teaching players responsibility and discipline and his approach to coaching and weight lifting. Pictured: Fisher, Brouwer, Susan Punzelt |
| | Brock Williams presented a program about his trip to Burkina Faso in Africa to study agencies that provide aid to developing countries. Pictured: Mary Ann Heinrich, Ken Hamilton, Brock Williams, Marty Williams |
| | Representatives of Harris Company presented a program on the county mapping currently being conducted with GIS using computers and digital technology. Pictured: Shawn Blobaum, Dale Rasmussen, Scott LePenske, Dennis Thiel. |
| | Patrece Dayton, WTHI-TV news anchor, is pictured with friend Cliff Macke, club president Mary Ann Heinrich, and member Gene Rigdon. Dayton discussed her careeer at Channel 10, beginning in 1989, as well as current conditions in broadcasting. |
| | Holly Meyers discussed the upcoming 12-hour Relay for Life August event for Kiwanians . She is pictured with Terri Dennis. |
| | Mike and Lori Mayle discussed the Air Evac helicopter service based in Brazil, Indiana. A team of one pilot, a nurse, and a flight commander can often have a patient to a hospital within a matter of 20-30 minutes. They were guests of Joe Bell. |
| | John Sanchez and Jill Higginbotham are the newest Kiwanians. Club members welcomed them in May. They are pictured with club president Mary Ann Heinrich. |
| | Elizabeth Hager spoke to the club about organ and tissue donation. Anyone who registered prior to Jan. 1, 2006 must register again at www.lifegoeson.com or 800-210-2106. Self-consent is all that is required. John Carrington was program chair for the day. |
| | Guests from the international visitation program were guests at the May 8 club meeting. Pictured are four visitors from Serbia. |
| | Three members received recognition for long-term membership at the anniversary dinner. Pictured left to right are Pat Bell, 30 years; Bill Brown, 25 years; and Dennis Thiel, 25 years. |
| | Scholarship winners & committee members at the Anniversary Dinner. Winners: Agnes Wright, Lauren Schuman, Chris Lishin, and Melanie Spung. Committee members: Dr. Jim Acklin, Chair Bill Brown, Linda Lane, and Lorraine Bailey. Gregg Whitkanack presided. |
| | Gene Phinney, Assistant GM at NAL, discussed the Paris plant, including cutting-edge technology and an emphasis on teamwork and constant improvement. He is pictured with Jenelle Stewart, NAL HR Administrator, and club president Mary Ann Heinrich. |
| | Lisa Ellis, U of I Extension Unit Leader in Edgar County, presented a program about the different services and programs offered by Extension. She is pictured with Don McGee, program chair of the day. |
| | Warren Sperry discussed the Edgar County Community Foundation for residents of Edgar County, assisting facilities, education, and the welfare of individuals and groups. Nathan Bell assisted with the slide show. Dr. David Wegner introduced Sperry. |
| | Norma Travis explained the International Fellowship Program and how it benefits both the guests who visit and those who host them in that both parties learn more about the culture of the other person. She is pictured with Linda Lane. |
| | Dennis Adams, Director of Foundation Development at Paris Community Hospital/Family Medical Center, discussed the importance of having a foundation for the local healthcare organization. He is pictured with Kiwanian Barbara Bergdolt. |
| | City Commissioner and mayoral candidate Margaret Thomason discussed her accomplishments and her goals for Paris as guest of Dave Brown. They are pictured with club president Mary Ann Heinrich. |
| | Chief Illiniwek's regalia was sold to the U of I by the Sioux Chief Frank Fools Crow and presented by him to the university in 1982. |
| | Dan Maloney, the last chief Illiniwek for the U of I, spoke to a large crowd about the the history associated with the Chief tradition. He displayed part of the Chief's regalia too. Also pictured: D. McGee, K. Hamilton, M. A. Heinrich, and L. Hamilton. |
| | Dr. Phil Holloway presented a program on the PCH Wound Care Center, which opened in fall 2006 as the first such facility in the Wabash Valley. He is pictured (center) with Terry Howard and Dr. Jim Acklin. |
| | Amy Anderson was inducted into the club on February 27. She is pictured with her sponsor, Linda Lane, and Augie Griffin, who performed the induction. |
| | HRC Executive Director Ken Polky discussed the latest programs offered at HRC as the guest of Kiwanian Phil Church. |
| YMCA Open Doors | Will Welsh, Executive Director, and Heidi Foster, Membership Coordinator, at the Paris YMCA explained the Open Doors policy. It will help economically disadvantaged people to attain membership. Fred Kreckman was program chair. |
| Trio | The Reverend Jack Hofmann extended an invitation to president Mary Ann Heinrich and the Kiwanis Club to attend a special concert on March 24 celebrating patriotism and various public servants. |
| | Lisa Medlem of Dynamic Homecare discussed the services provided to area residents through this privately-owned service. |
| Trio | Warren Sperry explained the TRIO program at Mayo Middle School. The federally-funded grant will provide assistance to students who would otherwise not plan to attend college. |
| | The Financial Assistance Program at PCH/FMC was described by Coordinator Meagan Lewsader, who explained how the program works and whom it helps. |
| | Kristin Chittick of CAMA presented a brief history and an update on the efforts of the Edgar-Clark County group that works to prevent and reduce substance abuse. Part of its vision is to create "permanent change and healthier communities." |
| | Kristin Crouch presented a program on Ag in the Classroom and the students that she serves in Edgar County as the coordinator for the program locally. She is pictured with program chair Sarah Virgin (left). |
| | Ruth Anne Sheehy presented the program on December 19 about the Partners in Education program. Kiwanis helps fund the program, which provides art instruction for elementary students in Paris School District #95. |
| Paris H.S. Show Choir | A performance by the PHS Show Choir provided the program for Kiwanis on December 12. The choir is directed by Susan Hiddle. |
| Changes at Paris High School | On December 5, Kevin Van Meter, PHS Assistant Principal, explained the school improvement initiatives that are underway at the school based on involvement in the High Schools That Work program. |
| | Beth Hansel spoke November 28 about the truancy program provided through the Regional Office of Education. The club assists her by providing funds for her incentive program at Memorial School in Paris. |
| | PHS basketball coach Josh Virostko spoke to Kiwanis on November 21, accompanied by seniors Dustin Kerrick, Colt Halloran, and Pat Jeffries. |
| | Tom Hebermehl related his experiences in the African nation of Morocco where he and his wife recently vacationed. The people, who are 99.7% Muslim, are warm and friendly; they represent what the true Muslim faith is like. |
| | PHS girls' basketball coach Tom Punzelt discussed the current basketball season. Accompanying him were assistant coach Bob Abernathy and players Blair Young and Kailey Murphy. Kiwanian David Sullivan introduced Punzelt. |
| | Optometrist Dr. Aaron Rhoads discussed the InfantSee program and problems that can be detected early in infants' eyes. He was introduced by Kiwanian Pete Templeton. |
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