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Meetings: Wednesday Noon
Program Chair: Frank Zajac (January)
January
12, 2005
Chamber mixer 5pm
The usual noon meeting will be replaced. At 5 pm, On January 12th the
Kiwanis Club will host the Chamber of Commerce “Mixer” at Don Giovanni’s.
Legendary Founder of ETrade to speak Just prior to new IPO
On February 2,
2005, William A. Porter will speak to the Mountain View Kiwanis
Club at our regular meeting at Don Giovanni’s restaurant on Castro street in Mountain View. Mr. Porter was Silicon
Valley Entrepreneur of the year in 1996, and holds 14 patents.
His latest company,
Internation Securities Exchange, is the largest options trading market in the
world, and will go public shortly after he speaks in Mountain View
Arbor
day is March 12 is also Total K day is also the birthday of the Girls Scouts
A Spectacular Year
Builder
stories of 2004. Most recent first. More or less.
Kiwanis funds Rotary Club’s Christmas tree efforts.
Cub Scouts Confound Men in Uniform: Kiwanis members visit the Veterens hospital
while cub scouts show us they listen to our actions to learn our words.
350 Seniors shot: Kiwanis helps with flu vaccinations.
CHAC Village program presented.
Kiwanis and Keyers clean Cuesta.
MVEF presents achievements aided by Kiwanis.
Murie looses chair at
Christmas party.
Trader Joes hosts Christmas Bell Ringing
Kiwanians visit and benefit Rotocare Clinic.
Reading for the Blind presents to Kiwanis.
Kiwanis Spearheads
Drive for Daycare
Kiwanis Golf Tournament nets $8700
Kiwanis Grills Economic Development Manager for the City of
Mountain View
Art and Wine Festival booth grosses $5400,
(while huge corn stalk nearly
crushes high school senior)
Global Warming data presented.
Mayor Denies he is being Extorted by Palo Alto Water
suppliers.
Kiwanis Looses a Long Time Member ALBERT
CHARLES GRIBALDO
Kiwanis helps Key club in Relay for Life Cancer
fundraiser.
June: Over $23,000 in
grants awarded to community.
Kiwanians Volunteer at Special Games.
Shiloh Ballard to speak on Affordable Housing.
Kiwanians help raise over $100,000 for Diabetes at Tour
De Cure.
World Class Arts Instruction Program at Slater
Elementary presented to Kiwanis.
Kiwanis helps Key club raise funds for Casa Say.
Lindberg Editorial compares Germany
and Iraq.
CHAC house
repainted by Kiwanians.
Mountain View Official outlines Moffett Field situation.
Sensory Access Foundation presents to Kiwanis on how to
help the blind to read.
Kiwanis Meets as Castro school, sees quality facilities
we have funded first hand.
Key club president wins national recognition for
leadership.
January 2004: $50,000 in grants given out.
Next
Week:
The
Kiwanis Club of Mountain view
presents nearly $50,000 in grants to the community.
Visit the website by searching google for Mountain View Kiwanis.
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