Governor Walt Roetter --- speaking to Region 6 in New Ulm suggests the best way to share events and stories could be through the Club Representatives.

Kiwanis Connected has a story this month about a club in Region 6 that has a membership story to talk about.
It's another example of BLOWING YOUR OWN HORN that many of us didn't know about.

Public Relations Presenters (Bob Swanson, Bill Zortman and Vickie Apel) listened to the audience in a pre-session PR presentation. The audience told them they wanted a "hands on" demonstration of how to toot their horns via the internet.

Lt Governor Pete Peterson opened his mouth and said that he would have more stories than Region 5.

The Mankato Downtown Kiwanis Club's Camp Patterson may be unique because there cyberspace has no place.

Worthington Prairie Elementary K-Kids collected $2373.50 for Tsunami victims. The money was given to the Kiwanis International Disaster Relief Fund for Tsunami Victims for distribution.

It's that time of a year again. Region 6 meeting and the site New Ulm. Among the topics of interest will be something everyone enjoys doing: Communicating their thoughts. Bill Zortman, District Public Relations Chair, gives you a peak at what will be covered!

Lt Governor teams attend a computer lab at Ridgewater College.

The leadership team of the Minnesota Dakotas District including all Lt. Governors (past, present and future for 2005-6), the new District Secretary, the Governor-elect, a candidate for Governor-elect and District Directors are coming together to do what we can together.  We all have computers at Ridgewater Community College iand are on the District Website writing articles for publication right here and now!