A meeting of the Board of Directors of Kiwanis International was held at the headquarters in Chicago on September 27-1. October 1981, and at It has been decided that in any interim period between board meetings, the administrative authorities of this board shall be. At Trustees of the Pension Trust Plan is the President of Kiwanis International, the Treasurer of Kiwanis International.
This is especially true of Kiwanis Magazine and the New Orleans Convention of Kiwanis International.
FROM
EVEN THOUGH YOUR ASSOCIATION MAY BE BASED OUTSIDE OF CHICAGO THIS TAX DOES AND WILL HAVE AN IMPACT UPON YOUR DOING
- The tax may be applicable to dues and other fees charged by Chicago based associations and societies
- Any services which you purchase from someone
- While the tax is imposed upon the purchaser, the duty is placed upon the provider of the services
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- The burden is placed on the seller of services to substantiate that such services are either subject
- The Ordinance has several classifications of exempt transactions, including
- Collect the tax, but not pay i t to the City pending a final Court ruling. (If you do this and the tax
- Not collect the tax at all, paying i t instead out of general revenues
However, if personal property is sold in addition to the service, you can deduct the cost of such property, provided it is subject to sales tax or service tax. Jon Howe suggests and urges you to complete and. submit these applications within the specified period. Pursuant to a temporary injunction issued by the Circuit Court of Cook County enjoining the enforcement of the penal provisions of the ordinance, if you are liable to pay the tax, you may:
If you do this and the tax is retained, you may be charged 2% monthly interest on the unpaid amount of tax owed).
THE CSAE LAWSUIT The Complaint
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Unconstitutionality is also alleged on the basis of a denial of equal protection due to the various unreasonable classifications of services exempted from the. It is also argued that the provision of the tax permitting the use of information and records without regard to the rules of evidence is unconstitutional, as it is a denial of due process and equal protection. I felt that it was necessary for CSAE to file this action because of the uniqueness of the association and.
It is believed that the impact of the tax will be counterproductive and could drive out the associations and associations currently based in Chicago.
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RECOMMENDED VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION SCHEDULE Association Budget Contribution
Completion of the purchase of the land on 10 September 1981 at 2:30 p.m. 2. Opening of bids and awarding of contracts to Ferguson Steel and Otis Elevator. A proposed fact sheet was reviewed that actually presented the reasons for the differences in the United States. The entry was approved with the deletion of the first and last paragraphs. Hapgood, Moving consultant The meeting was called to order by the chairman at 9:00 a.m. The first task was the opening and discussion of the bids received for the structural steel for the building and for the elevator.
34;no retaining" as requested by Ferguson Steel Company will be paid by Mr. The performance bond.
INTRODUCTION
The strengths and weaknesses of the new system will be evaluated and the effectiveness of the system development effort will be analyzed.
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KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY
I STRUCTURE OF KIWANIS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
OVERVIEW OF SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
WHICH
I ANALYSIS
DESIGN
I CONSTRUCTION
IMPLEMENTATION
MANUAL AND AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS,
FRAGMENTED AND CONTRADICTORY DIRECTION
I UNDEFINED ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1· PROVIDE A MEANS TO ESTABLISH MEANINGFUL AND REALISTIC DATA PROCESSING OBJECTIVES,
I PROVIDE STABLE., WELL DOCUMENTED SYSTEMS
SPECIFY ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO ENSURE DEVELOP- MENT OF RESPONSIVE SYSTEMS,
BOARD I ESTABLISH OBJECTIVES
PROCESSING
ESTABLISHES PLANS
I REPORTS STATUS
I COMPLETES TECHNICAL WORK
STEERING COMMITTEE
USER
RESOURCES
DEFINES NEED
ASSISTS IN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF NEW
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
IN_STALLAT ION
SYSTEM LIFE CYCLE
PHASES
STRUCTURE OF KIWANIS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY
PROJECT INITIATION
PROGRAMMING AND JESTING I IMPLEMENTATION
OBJECTIVES
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
I ACTIVITIES
MANAGEMENT CONTROL POINTS
I SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES/TASKS
REPORI' OF THE BOARD CCMMI'IT.EE CN CLUBS~~
He believes that it is necessary to continue the Share Good Health program with special emphasis on bringing good health to children. The program is currently being sponsored by Kiwanis clubs in twelve (12) cities nationwide, per the attached Exhibit B. Carmi ttee agreed that this program provides an excellent service to the community and the individual. It is suggested that the President-elect at the Board meeting following the convention ¾Submit this document and his opinion of what should be slandered at the District Convention, which "would help strengthen the organization. The Ccmnittee has directed the staff to review any current procedures laid down for Installation District Officers £0.
The Carmittee is a complete review of the responsibilities of the Club Services Department as a standing unit within the General Office. The Carmittee has reviewed the Club Services Department budget for 1981-82 and is making no further re-submissions to the Board at this time. During this time, Carmi ttee was engaged in a basic review of prcx;Jram and its effectiveness at Kiwanis International.
REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATION TO THE MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Liaising closely with the Convention Department in promoting the 1982 convention of Kiwanis International in Minneapolis. Work with the International President-designate and the 1981-82 District Governors in the development of the 1981-82 Presidential Visit Program.
The committee reviewed planned editorial content for upcoming lawsuits against the magazine. Whenever possible, subscriptions to the BKO will be included as part of the April billing, and beginning in 1982-83, Kiwanis clubs will be billed for the BKO based on the previous year's order.
KIWANIS AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAMS ;N STEP WITH TODAY
Orde_r Today!
The committee reviewed the Club Manual and the new proposed edition of the Club Officers Manual. The committee agreed that most of Vienna's entertainment should come from the European districts. The Committee has carefully considered a position paper on long-term growth prepared by Assistant Secretary for Growth Robert Detloff, which is attached as Appendix B. The committee believes that the ideas expressed in this article have sufficient merit to merit initial implementation and recommends that since the article proposes that a special Growth Task Force be established of volunteer Kiwanians and perhaps others professional marketing specialists, to work with staff to develop a plan and techniques that will enable Kiwanis to achieve significant net membership growth within a few years.
The Committee recommends that such a study be undertaken and that a report by the task force be ready for the January meeting of the Council. Action must be taken to ensure that the new Kiwanian is knowledgeable about the programs and activities of his club so that he can be in a position to "sell." the club to its friends and associates. The committee also admits that there were objections to the time frame of the transition that the elimina-.
The committee believes that there is a need for both a short-term and a long-term plan for the restructuring of the International Board. The committee was impressed by the depth of the evaluations and by the many things they reveal about these conferences. The committee reviewed the changes to the Circle K International Constitution as adopted by Convention delegates, subject to approval by the Kiwanis International Board, and found them acceptable.
The Committee has reviewed the 1981-82 budget proposal of the Circle K Department and agrees that the allocations as presented are necessary. It is the consensus of the Committee that the global expansion of Circle K is not feasible at this time. The Committee recommends that the amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of Key Club International as attached in Exhibit C be approved.
The Committee reconsiders that amendments to the Circle K International Constitution be adopted as adopted in the 1981 Circle K Convention.
RESOLUTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International expresses deep appreciation to the Marriott Hotel for a job well done. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Key Club International encourages each member to respect the inherent rights of all individuals. WHEREAS support of spiritual goals is one of the seven recommended activities of Key Club International; and.
BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International continues its active participation in promoting religious ideals. BE IT RESOLVED that the new Key Club International Board give maximum promotion to new club building and membership development. THERE is the only publication of _Key Club International that reaches every member.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the official publication of Key Club International contains more relevant information. BE IT RESOLVED that every member of Key Club International encourages attendance at the next Key Club International Convention in Chicago, Illinois, on the 4th-7th. July. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the districts of Key Club International continue their support of these two vital and enriching conferences.
BE THEREFORE RESOLVED that Key Club International thank the Kiwanians and Kiwanis Clubs who have sponsored Key Clubs this past year. WHEREAS the public relations benefits from this event serve to enhance the image of Key Club International.
CALIFORNIA-NEVADA-HAWAII Arcadia H~S., Arcadia, CA
Grand River Collegiate Institute, Twin Cities, Kitchener, ON, Kanada Laurentian H.S., City View, Ottawa, ON, Kanada.
INDIANA
LOUISIANA-MISSISSIPPI-WEST TENNESSEE
MICHIGAN
MONTANA
Johnstown-Monroe H.S., Northwest Licking County, OH Licking Valley H.S., Moundbuilders, Newark, OH McKinley Senior H.S., Canton, OH.
WESTERN CANADA
NONE
WISCONSIN-UPPER MICHIGAN
- INDIVIDUAL MEMBER
- INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS
- INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY
- INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT
- CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
- KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL BOARD COMMITTEE
- KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
- OFFICIAL SPONSORED YOUTH
- INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION
- SUPPORT OF INTERNATIONAL BOARD
Considering that the duties and responsibilities of the office of International President require a great deal of personal commitment; and. ATTENTION in the past year the needs and concerns of the organization have been many; and. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that we the delegates of the 26th International Circle K Convention express our sincere thanks to Tom Andrews; and.
WHEREAS, members of the Kiwanis Circle K International Committee have worked with and provided guidance to the Circle K International Committee;. WHEREAS, the overwhelming success of the 26th Annual Circle K International Convention was dependent on the dedication and commitment of the host district; and. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the delegates of the 26th Annual Convention extend their thanks to the Host Committee and the District of Pennsylvania.
The election of the president is completed first, and the results are announced to the House of Delegates. The House of Delegates then proceeds with the election of the Vice-Presidents and the Secretary. REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF PAST PRESIDENTS TO THE MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
There is currently one subcommittee involved in an analysis of the Kiwanis training year. In addition to the foregoing topics, the committee was informed about the planned relocation of the General Office to Indianapolis, including personnel matters. One of the biggest problems this move brings is in the area of personnel.
Such a shift is a shock to the nervous system of the organization and it will take time for full recovery.
Suggested List of Items for Contribution
Ground Signs
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL OFFICE BUILDING Suggested List of Items for Contribution
Kiwanis International
GENERAL OFFICE BUILDING
