Lansing Jaycees (517) 853-8620 Region D PO Box 16150 www.lansingjaycees.org Population Division 7 Lansing, MI 48901 Base Membership: 93

The Lansing Jaycees is an organization of people ages

21-40 which promotes leadership training through community service. We meet the first Tuesday of each

month at 7 p.m. (dinner from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.) at Tripper’s Bar and Grill in Frandor. Visit our website, www.lansingjaycees.org for a map to the meeting

location or call us at (517) 853-8620.

The Monthly Newsletter of the Lansing Junior Chamber of Commerce July 2006

2006 Board of Directors

Jaycee Creed by C. William Brownfield

We believe that faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life;

That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations;

That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise; That government should be of laws

rather than of men; That earth’s great treasure

lies in human personality; and that SERVICE TO HUMANITY IS THE BEST WORK OF LIFE

President Amy Miller (517) 525-0129

Vacant Community Development VP Angela Backus (517) 980-3759 Community Development Director Jamie Wilmoth (517) 285-2571 Individual Development VP Kim Doughty (517) 980-0989 Chaplain John Prush (517) 699-8166 Management Development VP Josh Springer (810) 577-8759

Chair of the Board Laura Veith (517) 627-7145 Treasurer/Secretary Carrie May (248) 756-3840 Membership Development VP

In This Issue Presidents Report pg. 2 Individual Development pg. 4 Community Development pg. 5 Membership Development pg. 7 Camping Trip pg. 8 July JAMM pg. 9 Golf Outing pg. 10 As You Are Yoga pg. 11 Lansing Area Business Owner pg. 12 Calendar of Events pg. 14 Jaycee Business Directory pg. 15

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Presidents Report

Dear Jaycees and Friends, I hope that everyone is having a happy and healthy summer. We have done some awesome things in the chapter in the past few months and I would like to thank some people for their efforts! Thank you to Josh Springer, Carrie May and Renee Dolan for running a great Texas Hold ‘em Tournament. It was a manageable size and we learned a lot from the experience and are ready to do it again! Thank you to Kim Doughty for keeping us going with new things to do like the meditation class and planning great member socials, like the trip to the comedy club. I was not able to attend, but heard that a great time was had by all and that Carrie May once again was recognized for her laughter and support of the comedians! We will have to plan another outing like that soon! My last thank you goes out to Angela Backus, who is working hard to get the Children’s Back to School Shopping Spree recreated and hosted a successful Habitat for Humanity Project. Way to go. I hope to see everyone at the Family Picnic on July 11. This will include an informal general membership meeting and potluck dinner. The chapter will provide the main dish and you can sign up for a dish to pass. Look for your invitation online soon! Enjoy your summer and remember…haunted house season is just around the corner! Amy E. Miller 78th President Lansing Jaycees president@lansingjaycees.org

Family Picnic

July’s general membership meeting will be held on July 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Delta Mills Park. It will include a family picnic. The chapter will provide the main dish, iced tea and soda and you are asked to bring yourself, your family and a dish to pass! We have the pavilion at the park reserved until dusk. You are also welcome to bring adult beverages, as we do have a permit. Look for your invitation in your email box!

Thirsty Thursday! Come join us for a Lugnuts Game on Thursday, July 6, 2006 at 7:05 p.m. Thursday game specials include $2 20-ounce draft beer and $2 22-ounce sodas. Tickets are $9 and we will meet before the game at the Nuthouse. Please contact Amy Miller at president@lansingjaycees.org if you are interested in attending!

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Texas Hold ‘em Tournament a Success! The chapter held a Texas Hold ‘em Tournament at the Grand Ledge American Legion on June 3, 2006. We hosted 18 players and paid out over $400 in prize money! While the player pool was slightly less than we had hoped for, we found that the size was very manageable and a good way to have a small, successful tournament and learn the ropes! Our very own president, Amy Miller, played in the tournament and took first place. Thank you to Amy for donating her winnings back to the chapter!

Breast Cancer Three Day Fundraiser The chapter will be hosting the Texas Hold ‘em portion of a fundraising party for the Breast Cancer Three Day Team. The fundraising party will start at 2 p.m. on July 9, 2006 at the Crystal Bar in Holt. If you are interested in playing in the poker tournament or are an experienced dealer, please contact Sheryl Soczek at soczekdahl@aol.com.

Cedar Point Trip

How would you like to end the summer with an overnight trip to Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH? Do you hate people that don’t like roller coasters? Have you not been on a roller coaster in years? Let’s go to Cedar Point! We will be heading to Cedar Point on Friday, August 25, 2006. The current plans are to drive down early Friday morning, go to the park for the day and stay over that night. Further details will be forthcoming. If you are interested in attending, please contact Amy Miller at president@lansingjaycees.org.

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Book Club Review “The Namesake” “The Namesake,” by Jhumpa Lahiri, is a novel about the Indian-American immigrant experience through two generations of the Ganguli family. The story begins in 1968 with Ashoke Ganguli, a Ph.D. candidate at MIT and his wife, Ashima. As they start their new life together in the United States, they mourn the life they left behind in Calcutta. The main character of the book is their son, Gogol Ganguli. Waiting for a “good name” from her grandmother that never came, Gogol was named after Ashoke’s favorite Russian author, as he had to have a name before leaving the hospital. Gogol focuses much resentment on his odd name, neither American nor Bengali, but Russian. Lahiri chronicles Gogol’s search for identity as a first generation American. Gogol goes to Yale, changes his name to Nikhil and recreates himself as the person he would like to be, although he never loses his old identity. She takes us through his relationships with a commune-raised daughter of hippies whose upbringing couldn’t be more difficult than his own to a failed marriage to a Bengali woman from his parents’ crowd who is as adrift as he is. Gogol resents, and then rejects the name that was so important and symbolized so much to his father. Given a copy of Gogol’s stories for his 14th birthday, the book was unopened on a shelf until he found it after his father’s death. Only then, he began to read it. Ultimately, Gogol comes to appreciate his parents’ past and the world they created for him. Amy E. Miller president@lansingjaycees.org

Individual Development

Walking Club 2006 Join us while we explore the trails at the new Hawk Hollow Island Park on the south side of Lansing. There is swimming, paddle-boats and canoe rentals for fun after the walks also! We will meet every Monday, as usual, at 5:45 p.m. at the back parking area of the park. Starting Thursday, July 13, we will be adding a walking day for anybody interested and those of you members who have signed up for the yoga class at “As You Are Yoga” downtown Lansing. For these walks we will meet at 6:15 p.m. since the class does not start until 7:30 pm. Contact Sarah Taber at sarah.a.taber@gmail.com or Kim Doughty at kdoug5@jcpenney.com Foodie Club The next “Get Your Food On” date and location will be announced at the July GMM, so be sure to attend and watch for the invite. 2006 Book Club It’s not too late to join the 2006 Book Club. For the month of July we will discuss “The Mysteries of Pittsburg” by Michael Chabon, which you can find at either Schuler’s Bookstore in the Meridian Mall or Eastwood Towne Center.

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Individual Development continued… Looking to run a project this summer? Time to think about getting a committee together to help you plan the project. Be sure to allow at least 8 weeks of planning time. Next up will be, How to Make Your Own Beer hosted by Mike Castelein on August 17, 2006. Do you have personal or professional development skills in an area you would like to share at a GMM? If so, please contact me at kdoug5@jcpenney.com. Some ideas for events are: Resume’ Swap Resume’ Critique Time Management Public Speaking How to Buy Your First Home Scrap-booking 101. Please let me know what other project ideas YOU have! Kim Doughty 2006 ID-VP kdoug5@jcpenney.com517-980-0989

Community Development Back to School Shopping Spree

On Saturday, August 19, the Jaycees will once again be helping local kids get ready for a new school year. This year we’ll be shopping at the Lansing Kohl’s store, where we’ll be able to get a 15 percent discount on new school clothes for 20 children. The kids will be referred to us by the Lansing Police Department and the Ingham County Courts, and they are always very appreciative of the new school clothes and supplies that we help them get. We’ll need at least 20 adult chaperones to help out the day of the event, so please plan on spending Saturday morning shopping with us. If you can volunteer for the Shopping Spree, please contact Angela Backus at angela-backus@excite.com or 517-980-3759.

July JAMM (Jaycees Acting More Monthly) In July the Lansing Jaycees will be collecting items for our Back to School Shopping Spree. Please bring any of the items below to the July GMM. We will use these items to help provide backpacks full of school supplies to each of the children at the Shopping Spree. If you have any questions, please email Sarah Taber at sarah.a.taber@gmail.com.

• Pencils • Pens • Crayons • Colored pencils • Pencil boxes • Rulers • Notebooks • Folders • Giftcards to stores where we can purchase supplies (Wal-Mart, Target, Staples, Office Max, etc.)

There will also be a 50/50 raffle at the GMM (tickets are $1 or 6/$5) with the proceeds going to purchase school supplies or other items for the event.

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Habitat for Humanity On Saturday, June 24, we joined a Habitat for Humanity crew to work on a new home for a Lansing family. Sheryl Soczek, Mike Castelein, Kim Doughty, Portia Dyrenforth and Angela Backus helped clean up the construction site and drywall the home. Luckily Mike had volunteered with Habitat before and Sheryl had just dry walled her basement so they could show the rest of us newbie’s what to do. (We are now experts with the power screwdriver and determining the difference between 5/8”and ½” drywall!)

Everybody’s favorite project is back! The Lansing Jaycees are responsible for a two-mile stretch of I-96 between exits 95 and 93. Our next pick-up date will be July 13, we will meet at 6 p.m. (location TBD), and carpool to the pick-up area. Even though picking up trash is not most people’s idea of a good time, this is an important project for our community and the environment. It’s a quick project, we will spend no more than 1 ½ hours to pick up as much trash as we can – the more volunteers we have, the better our stretch of the highway will look. As a bribe to get more volunteers, we can find a local watering hole afterwards that won’t mind if we stink a little, and your Community VP will spring for the first round.

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Membership Development

July Birthdays

Darrin Fowler July 1 Jeff Ferris July 9 Jessica Fenby July 10 Amy Williams July 15 Renee Dolan July 16 Sheryl Soczek July 19 Patrick Brazil July 25 Matt Wiitala July 27

July Renewals July 1, 2006 Sara Ballard Kim Doughty Mark Dziak Jeff Ferris Darrin Fowler Kurt Judge Amber McGrath Tracy Prush Brian Reed

July 26, 2006 Janet Larson

Orion Smith Felicity White

New Member Project – Speed Dating

Tired of using “conventional” methods in an attempt to meet that “special someone?” If you answered yes to that question, then speed dating is for you! The speed dating event will take place on July 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Tripper’s Bar and Grill in Frandor. The deadline for registration is Thursday, July 13. Registration is available online at www.lansingjaycees.org or on-site. Registration is limited to 10 men and 10 women (non-Jaycee members) between the ages of 24 and 35. Five male and five female Jaycee members will be allowed to register. The cost is $30 and if you join the Jaycee’s the night of the event, you will get $15 off your membership dues. Payment can be made online using PayPal or a major credit card, or by mailing a check to the Lansing Jaycee’s. During the event there will be an opportunity to register to win a free first date at La Senorita’s restaurant. Appetizers will be provided during the event. Remember, registration is limited and it’s on a first-come/first-serve basis.

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Camping Trip

Calling all campers, backpackers, hikers, nature walkers, mountain bikers, sand dune climbing extremist, Michigan history buffs and wayward travelers! The camping trip is almost here. Do not delay to call in to reserve your spot. This trip will be full. Michigan is “The Great Lakes State” so let’s go and explore. Please see flyer and call in as soon as possible to secure your spot on this fun filled adventure. The dates are July 28, 29 and 30. Don’t forget to invite your friends. For those that may be able to take the time off from work we are also doing a beginner backpacking trip to South Manitou Island on July 26 and 27. This is going to be awesome and so far there are only a handful of us going. We’ll catch the ferry back from the island on the evening of the 27 and camp at the Sleep Bear on Thursday night to get our Jaycee sites prepped. “How much do you really know about our great state of Michigan?” Learn more about our local history, folk lore, nature hikes, geological formations, Lighthouses, Manitou Passage, Fishing history, trade routes and shipwrecks. There will be great photo opportunities and a Saturday potluck which will feature fresh king salmon.

Sleepy Bear Campground – 18 miles W. of Traverse City 6760 W. Empire Hwy., M-72, Empire, MI 49630 – Phone: (231) 326-5566 or check out their webpage @ www.michcampgrounds.com/sleepybear

July 28, 29 and 30 We recommend coming up on Thursday evening, July 27 so that you’ll have all day Friday and Saturday to explore this awesome location. Cost is $32/night per site – allowed two tents and four people on each site Two cabins are available (reserve fast), showers and heated pool, all sites are shaded, basketball and volleyball court, street lights and block sites reserved. The Top Ten Don’t Miss List:

1. Climb Sleeping Bear Dune. 2. If that’s too strenuous, take the Pierce Stocking scenic drive to the top. 3. Stroll Through the shops of Fishtown in Leland. 4. Visit one of the peninsula’s outstanding wineries. 5. Take the boat trip to the Manitou islands. 6. Soak in the charm of Suttons Bay. 7. Drive M-22 along the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay. 8. Visit the Grand Traverse Lighthouse in Northport. 9. Hike out to Pyramid Point. 10. Take a bike trip around Glen Lake, don’t miss inspiration point.

Other Activities to Choose From:

• Digital Photo Contest – Slideshow Saturday after Potluck • Golfing, Back country hiking, Shopping, Beach fun, Nightly fire circle • Jet ski, speed boat and pontoon rentals available on Glen Lake • Kayak/Canoeing and rafting on Crystal River and Glen Lake • Salmon Fishing, Sat. morning charter approx. $100 per person, 6 max

You will not want to miss this incredible trip! Email Patrick Brazil to RSVP: patrickjbrazil@yahoo.com. Call with questions 517-819-5433.

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July JAMM The Greater Lansing Food Bank (GLFB) is a non-profit organization that provides emergency food to individuals and families in need. Food is distributed through an extensive network of food pantries and community kitchens located throughout the greater Lansing area. The Food Bank annually serves tens of thousands of people, many of them seniors and children.

Most Needed

• Fish, Canned: salmon, tuna • Fruits, Canned • Meals, Boxed: Complete dinners, Helper & Pasta meals, macaroni & cheese • Meats, Canned: beef stew, chili, hash, spam • Pasta, Canned: Beefaroni, ravioli, SpaghettiOs • Snack/Breakfast Items: fruit snacks, granola bars, pop tarts • Staples: flour, spices (basic), sugar, vegetable oil

Other Food Items

• Baby Food and Baby Formula: Isomil, Meijer, Similac brands • Beverages: hot chocolate, coffee, fruit juices, tea • Beans, Canned: kidney, navy, pinto, pork & beans, refried • Cereals, Hot and Cold • Jello • Muffin and Pancake Mixes • Pasta: macaroni, noodles (including ramen), spaghetti • Peanut Butter • Tomato Products: canned tomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste • Potatoes, Instant • Pudding, Instant • Rice: instant and dinners • Snack Items: cookies (store-bought not home-made), crackers • Soup, Canned and Boxed • Stuffing • Syrup • Vegetables, Canned

Personal Care Items

• Combs • Deodorant • Hygiene Products, Feminine • Shampoo • Soap Bars and Body Wash • Toothbrushes and Toothpaste • Toilet Paper

Clean out those pantries and donate!!! Please bring items to the July GMM (07/11/06) and give to Sarah Taber. Can’t make it to the GMM – but still want to donate – contact Sarah Taber at sarah.a.taber@gmail.com to arrange for pick-up!

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The 2006 Jaycee’s Annual Golf Outing is scheduled for Saturday, August 12, 2006. This year’s event is being held at the Ledge Meadows Golf Course. Registration will begin at 12:00 P.M., and tee off will be at 1:30 sharp. The cost is $65.00 per person, or $240.00 for a foursome. Dinner will be served at the event, which includes hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken breasts and side items. All who wish to participate should sign up no later than July 14, 2006. Help us get the word out. Tell all your friends, co-workers, family, etc. to come on out for a great day of golf.

Ledge Meadows Golf Course

Saturday, August 12 2006

12 P.M. Registration/ 1:30 P.M. Tee Off Prizes for longest drive, closest to pin

TURN IN THIS FLYER WITH YOUR CHECK, MADE PAYABLE TO: LANSING JAYCEE’S Attn: Golf Outing, P.O. Box 16150, Lansing MI 48901 or by email golftournament@lansingjaycees.org Please RSVP no later than July 14th, Call (810) 577-8759 with questions.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Detach and mail in with your payment

Foursome: 1. ________________________________________________ 2. ________________________________________________ 3. ________________________________________________ 4. ________________________________________________ *** Please give us a contact phone number and email to confirm your reservation*** *** Name_________________________Number_________________________*** *** E-Mail_______________________________________________________***

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Experience the power of yoga in this special offer for GRC and Jaycee’s members ONLY.

What: Yoga Sampler for GRC and Jaycee’s

When: Thursdays, July 13 thru August 24 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: As You Are Yoga

111 East Allegan Street Downtown Lansing

(Next to Skyline Chili)

In Yoga Sampler, each week we practice a different style of yoga. All classes are appropriate for beginners to experienced students.

Fees: Enjoy the incredibly low price of $35 for this 6 - week session (Regular price: $43)

This class is being offered to GRC and Lansing Jaycee’s members only. Register now to hold your spot! * If fewer than 5 combined GRC and Jaycees members enroll, registration will be opened to the public at regular

price. The special rate is guaranteed for GRC and Jaycees members only*.

To register for this class, please call Sybil at 282-7662. Also visit our website at: www.asyouareyoga.com.

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Dear Lansing Area Business Owner

Since 1929, the Lansing Junior Chamber of Commerce (the Lansing Jaycees) has helped develop leaders in the Lansing area by running a variety of projects to benefit the community. Some of our group’s recent projects have included:

• Our annual Easter Egg Hunt on the Capital lawn • Painting children’s faces at the East Lansing Art Festival • Most recently, organizing a One-Stop Shopping benefiting Toys for Tots • Infamous Annual Haunted House

The Jaycees also volunteer their time to help other community organizations, including:

• Southside Neighborhood Association • Child and Family Services • Volunteers of America • Ronald McDonald House

The Lansing Jaycees continue to strive to give back to the community. To assist us with this goal, we will be holding our 3rd annual Lansing Jaycees Golf Scramble on August 12, 2006, at Ledge Meadows Golf Course.

Last years event had 60 participants and raised over $2,000 allowing the Jaycees to continue their assistance to the Lansing Community through the aforementioned programs. With last year’s sponsorships, all participants were able to receive both a prize as well as a gift bag.

The Jaycees are contacting you and your company to ask for your assistance with a sponsorship for this years golf outing. Attached to this letter you will find a sponsorship breakdown which includes the sponsorship amount and benefits for each sponsorship level.

If you would like to contribute to the 3rd Annual Jaycee Golf Outing, please feel free to contact a member of the Jaycees either by phone (810) 577-8759 or email golftournament@lansingjaycees.org.

Thank you for considering being a part of this event.

Joshua Springer & Jacob Williams 3rd Annual Golf Outing Co-Chairmen Lansing Jaycees

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3rd Annual Lansing Jaycees Golf Scramble Saturday, August 12, 2006 Ledge Meadows Golf Course

Sponsor Registration Form

____ “PAR” level sponsorship ($100) includes a hole sign during the event

____ “BIRDIE” level sponsorship ($125) includes a hole sign during the event and your company logo on event fliers and mailings

____ “EAGLE” level sponsor ($365) includes a hole sign during the event, your company logo on event fliers and mailings, and a four-person team at the golf scramble ____ “DOUBLE EAGLE” level sponsor ($750) includes a larger hole sign during the event designating your company as the “Hole in One” contest sponsor, special placement of your company logo on event fliers and mailings with designation as the Hole in One contest sponsor, and a four-person team ____ “ACE” level sponsor ($1500) includes naming rights to this event (along with the Lansing Jaycees), premier placement of your company logo on event fliers and mailings, placement of your company logo on all 2006 Lansing Jaycee Haunted House fliers and mailings, and a four-person team

Check this box if you’d like to contribute prizes for participant’s gift bags.

_______________________________________________________________________________

Company Name:__________________________________ Contact:__________________

Email:____________________ Phone#:_______________ Fax #:_______________

Please return this form with check (made payable to the Lansing Jaycees) to: July 14, 2006.

Lansing Jaycees Golf Scramble PO Box 16150 Lansing, MI 48901

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!

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July 1 – August 12, 2006 Calendar of Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 July

USJC Met Net

2 USJC Met Net

3

4 Independence Day

5 2006 Summer Softball League

6 7 8

Thirsty Thursday

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10 2006 Walking Club

11 July GMM/Family Picnic

12 2006 Summer Softball League

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14 15

16 17 Walking Club

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20 Speed Dating

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23 24 2006 Walking Club

25 26 27

28 Camping Trip

29 Camping Trip

30 Camping Trip

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1 August

2 3 4 August Convention 2006

5 August Convention 2006

6 August Convention 2006

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Great Lakes Folk Festival

3rd Annual Jaycee Golf Outing Great Lakes Folk Festival

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