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Dear Attendees:

As President of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe, it is my privilege to welcome you to the 62nd Annual July 4th Tempe Town Lake Festival!

Thank you for joining us at one of our favorite Tempe landmarks to celebrate our nation’s birthday. I hope you will take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of this important day and thank past and present servicemen and women who serve and sacrifice for our great country.

Today you will enjoy live entertainment, a patriotic flyover, great food and drinks, activities for all-ages and top off your evening with a front row seat to one of the largest fireworks shows in the state.

The Kiwanis Club of Tempe is proud to support local charities and services with the proceeds from this event. Local charities such as the Tempe Family YMCA, Boys & Girls Club of the East Valley, Boy Scout Troop 474 and others will benefit from your attendance.

Thank you for coming to the City of Tempe and enjoy the show!

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On behalf of Tempe residents, welcome to our community! We are so pleased that you and your family have come out to celebrate July 4th at our Tempe Town Lake Festival. We’re hopeful that you will enjoy our wonderful community and have a fun-filled day while celebrating our independence and the birth of our nation.

An amazing amount of work goes into making this celebration a success. The Kiwanis Club of Tempe has worked for over 60 years to produce this spectacular evening of fireworks and family fun, with all the proceeds from ticket sales being reinvested in local charities. Their commitment to this event is the reason it is such a triumph for our community, and we’re thankful for their generous work.

We’re also thankful to all of the volunteers and staffers who have given their own time and labor to this exciting event. Tens of thousands of residents Valleywide come to Tempe to celebrate the 4th and this event wouldn’t be the amazing achievement that it is without the work of these volunteers and staffers.

Today, we pay tribute to our founding, our freedoms and the dedicated men and women of the United States Armed Forces who have defended these rights over the last 237 years. We’re grateful that you’ve come to Tempe to help honor their sacrifice. Please enjoy our community, and we hope that you have a safe and memorable 4th of July celebration.

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Sincerely, Lance Gray President, Kiwanis Club of Tempe

The Kiwanis Club of Tempe What We Do

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Mission Statement

To support the six objectives of Kiwanis International and provide opportunities for Kiwanis Club of Tempe members to provide community service or funding to those in need or those deserving, with the focus on young children, the foundation for the future and emphasis on Tempe needs.

The Objects of Kiwanis International

• To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than the material values of life.

• To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.

• To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards.

• To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship.

• To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and to build better communities.

• To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism, which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice patriotism and good will.

he Kiwanis Club of Tempe, now in its 62nd year of service, is engaged annually in 15 projects that benefit the community, including families, individuals, schools and non-profits that work for a better life for children.

The club is comprised of people who live or work in Tempe who have a desire, through volunteer work, to meet the many needs of Tempe’s youth. KCOT is always seeking new members – people dedicated to their community, who wish to serve those in need.

For a fifth year, Kiwanians read books to Head Start children through its “Read to Exceed” program. It set up game booths for children at the Halloween Carnival at Kiwanis Park. This year’s carnival was the largest yet, with several thousand people in attendance.

KCOT again served a family preThanksgiving meal to youngsters and their families of the Ladmo Branch of the Boys and Girls Club.

The Club adopted needy families in Tempe and gave them dozens of things for Christmas. Members also brought Tempe children to Target and helped them shop for holiday gifts for themselves and their families. They worked to clean up Papago Park in Tempe on the annual Day of Service.

Above: These Tempe High School Key Club members came out on March 30 to Kiwanis Park to stage the annual Tempe Community Easter Egg Hunt where hundreds of children swept like an army across a soccer field to retrieve plastic eggs.

Right: These two girls scrambled at the Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt to fill two baskets with plastic eggs that they redeemed for prizes.

How to Become a Member

Kiwanis Club of Tempe holds weekly meetings at The Shalimar Country Club, 2032 E. Golf Avenue, Tempe, every Thursday at noon.

Lunch is served directly at noon and a brief business meeting is held, followed by a guest speaker. Those interested in joining can contact the Kiwanis Club through their website at kcot.org. Membership dues are $37.50 per quarter, with a one-time initiation fee of $100. Weekly luncheons are billed at $12 a week, regardless of attendance. The success of KCOT’s mission depends on the participation of members to maintain our legacy of achievement in our community.

The Kiwanis Club of Tempe Board of Directors

Lance Gray President Lance Gray is a Community Activist, actor and eight year member of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe.

Mike Jennings President, elect Mike Jennings is a six-year member of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe. He owns and manages both Campus Corner stores in Tempe.

Judy Aldrich Secretary Judy Aldrich has been a member since 1989 and has served on the board, chaired many committees and mulitple terms as secretary.

Mike Cryer Treasurer Mike Cryer is a past president of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe and retired Garrett/ AlliedSignal/ Honeywell business manager.

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KCOT Board of Directors Mark Richwine Dean Plainer Dennis Ederer Tom Sands Tracy Scott Ed Baker Kathy Berzins

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Free Ride in a Mason Jar

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The Big Zephyr

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6:50 p.m. – 7:15 p.m.

City of Tempe Color Guard, CAF Flyover and National Anthem

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Kiwanis Club of Tempe Recent events

Left: The Karl Wochner Middle School Awards and Scholarships for 2013 at Connolly Middle School were presented recently to 8th grade graduates Daltin Rosenlof, left, and Samantha Castro, right.

Lawn Griffiths presented them during the Middle School Awards assembly event. They were cited for academic excellence and leadership.

Right: In May, Vic Cordts presented two $100 KCOT Scholarships as part of the Karl Wochner Middle School Awards at Fees Middle School during its awards assembly. Recipients were Tomas Murua, left, and Lucy Argota.

Bottom Left: The Easter Rabbit was on hand for the Kiwanis Community Easter Egg Hunt.

Bottom Right: Tempe High Key Club members took bins of plastic eggs filled with prizes an scattered them across the north soccer field at Kiwanis Park on March 30.

Tempe City Council

The City of Tempe and its Council are major supporters of today’s event.

Joel Navarro Councilmember Joel Navarro was elected to the Tempe City Council in May 2008 and reelected in 2012. Born and raised in Tempe, Joel Navarro is a thirdgeneration Arizonan who has spent most of his life in the Valley of the Sun. With a commitment to public service and public safety, Navarro has served as a trained captain/paramedic with the Phoenix Fire Department since 1995.

Robin ArredondoSavage Councilmember Robin Arredondo-Savage is a life-long resident of Tempe with a history of strong leadership and active involvement in our community.

She served on the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board and is a former Chairman of the Tempe Chamber of Commerce. Arredondo-Savage has shown a commitment to quality education and job creation in Tempe. She is leading the City’s efforts to support military members and veterans.

Shana Ellis Councilmember Shana Ellis was elected to the Tempe City Council in March 2006 and reelected in March 2010.

She was raised in Tempe and graduated from Tempe High School and Arizona State University. Ellis is a member and the Past Chair of the Valley Metro/RPTA Board of Directors. She serves on the St. Luke’s Medical Center Board, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Continuum of Care Regional Committee on Homelessness and the Valley of the Sun United Way Ending Homeless Advisory Board. She is a current member and Past President of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe.

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Corey D. Woods Councilmember Corey Woods was elected to the Tempe City Council in May 2008 and re-elected in 2012. Woods is the Director of College and Career Articulation for the Phoenix Union High School District.

He serves on the board of the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association and the Tempe Convention and Visitor Bureau.

Woods is a current member and Past President of the Kiwanis Club of Tempe.

Onnie Shekerjian Vice-Mayor Onnie Shekerjian was elected to the Tempe City Council in May 2006 and was re-elected in March 2010. Shekerjian and her husband, Brian, raised their three children in Tempe over the last 25 years. In that time, Shekerjian has acquired more than 24 years experience in public policy through volunteering on over 75 boards, commissions and committees related to public education, youth/family issues, technology, sustainability and the arts.

Kolby Granville Councilmember Kolby Granville was elected to the Tempe City Council in May 2012. Kolby has spent the last 20 years as an active Tempe resident. He graduated from McClintock High School in 1992.

Kolby has three degrees from ASU; a B.A. in Secondary Education, a M.Ed. in Educational Media, and a J.D. Granville has served as a member of the Tempe Development Review Commission and the Tempe Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

He is also on the board for the Scottsdale International Film Festival, the Phoenix Boys Choir, and is active in his neighborhood association. Kolby is currently a teacher.

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Bands & Entertainment

On the Wells Fargo ‘Hot Summer Night’ Stage

Free Ride in a Mason Jar

Free Ride in a Mason Jar 5:10 p.m. to 5:50 p.m.

Free Ride in a Mason Jar is primarily comprised of five vivacious band members.

Their Rockabilly music consists of mostly Country, but expands into other such genres of music as southern rock, classic rock, blues and rockabilly. The two front-men of the group are Justin and Joshua Strickland.

They are brothers hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana and both currently serve their country in the United States Army. The 3 remaining band members and Phoenix natives are drummer Dane Downs, Lead guitarist Jermey Magid, and Bassist John Landy. After Justin and Joshua moved to Phoenix from Louisiana, they decided to put their talent together and form Free Ride in a Mason Jar. The band has been sweeping the Phoenix valley area over the past year and half, providing their infectious sound and high energy stage performance to their fans they commonly refer to as the FRMJ Nation!

The Big Zephyr 6:05 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.

The Big Zephyr brings an exciting blend of old and new rock and roll to the stage—Hit Music your guests will recognize and dance to. Their polished musicianship and vocal harmonies will have your crowd singing along and dancing. Perhaps their biggest distinction on stage is not just their music, but also the passion with which it is played.

They have played festivals(Tempe’s Fabulous 4th, Komen Race for the Cure, P.F.Chang’s Rock & Roll Marathon and more), clubs (CK’S Tavern, Bleachers Sports Grill and more), resorts (The Buttes Resort, The Arizona Biltmore, The Boulders and more),

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The Big Zephyr and special events / weddings / parties (Flagstaff Medical Center’s Turquoise Ball, Apache Gold Casino Resort Annual Party and more). We have played Tempe’s Fabulous 4th twice, once in 2007 and again in 2010 as the “headline act.” We were the “headliner” at the City of Chandler’s Fall Rhythmfest in 2010.

And we make regular appearances in Sun Lakes and at JJ Madisons in Mesa.

Their music also covers many dance styles, including swing, cha cha, waltz, disco, line dancing, 2-step, and even the twist and other rock and roll styles. People love dancing to The Big Zephyr!

Laura Walsh 7:35 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.

Singer/songwriter and Nashville recording artist, Laura Walsh, is an Arizona native actively involved in the Southwest music scene. Debuting her brand new Pop/Country album, Take Your Time, Laura has been featured as an opener for Miranda Lambert, Sugarland, Lee Brice, Katie Armiger, and Kacey Musgraves as well as a featured guest artist with The Lost Trailers at the NASCAR race at Phoenix International Raceway. As a local regular, she is making a name for herself with her big voice and entertaining stage presence at venues such as Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill, Handlebar J, Hard Rock Café, Harrah’s Ak Chin, and Martini Ranch. Find Laura on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, iTunes, Reverbnation, and

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Laura Walsh Instagram and at www.laurawalshmusic. com to listen to her original songs, watch her debut music video, and follow her show dates!

Grand Theft Audio 3 8:35 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. & 9:50 p.m. to 10:45 p.m.

Grand Theft Audio 3, formed in the fall of 2010, is the preordained culmination of musical journeys, professional experiences and long-term friendship. This three-piece band hailing from Phoenix, set out to create

new original music based on the members’ diverse musical taste. Drawing from influences like The Police, Stevie Wonder and Incubus, GTA 3 balances dance and rock with pop and soul - to create songs that are as much fun to play as they are to listen to.

Donovan Mote, bass guitar and lead vocalist, has been performing publicly since he was 4 years old. He brings his experienced talent with live bands, musical theater, acting and live-event production to GTA 3 in the form of accomplished musical endowment and occasional comic relief. Donovan, the director of operations for Pro Production Services, oversees event productions for Grammy winners, superstars and heads of state.

Curt Cottle’s musical proficiency originates from the influences of Dennis Chambers, Tony Royster, Jr., and Neil Peart.

Curt, a gifted drummer, draws from many years’ experience in live bands, session recording and record producing. He is a dedicated scholar of music and provides the rhythmic foundation upon which Grand Theft Audio 3 depends on for maximum funktastic success.

Holding down the melody on guitar and singing backup vocals, Tim Triplett is the consummate musical tactician. Tim, who has shared the stage with acts such as Less Than Jake and Marylyn Manson, brings his skill of the stage with vibrant ferocity.

In addition to a background in jazz studies, Tim has also provided music for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix Coyotes through Fox Sports News Arizona.

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Fireworks

Fireworks Display 9:15 p.m. to 9:50 p.m.

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his year’s Fireworks Display, put on

by Fireworks Productions of Arizona, will include more than 1,800 fireworks and last about 35 minutes. The night’s attendees can expect a truly spectacular display, launched from the Mill Avenue bridge over Tempe Town Lake. The fireworks are easily viewable from anywhere within Tempe Beach Park.

Why July 4? Why fireworks?

Independence Day – which recognizes the formal adoption of the Declaration of Independence by the Second Continental Congress – was not declared a federal holiday until 1941. It was first observed, however, on July 8, 1776, in Philadelphia, when a public reading of the Declaration of Independence took place. It is often said that George Washington celebrated America’s second birthday by providing double rations of rum to his troops in 1778. Annual celebrations of the nation’s birthday began in northeastern states as early as the mid-1780s and have continued throughout the U.S. since.

So why are fireworks the way we celebrate Independence Day? Marshall Brain, founder of the website www.howstuffworks.com, says a better

question might be, “Why do guys like to light firecrackers?” The holiday is essentially an excuse to make some noise.

What’s interesting, Brain says, is how quickly the tradition was established. By 1777, people were celebrating the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. “It was a huge deal,” he says. “Once the war was over and won (in 1783), almost everything we associate with the Fourth of July, including picnics and bands and parades, was happening.”

Perhaps more importantly, then, one should ask, with all that partying, why don’t fireworks routinely catch things on fire?

Well, if mishandled, fireworks certainly can cause all kinds of damage. But the reason colorful aerial explosions don’t rain down fiery ashes is there’s nothing left after a few seconds.

When a shell bursts, it’s hundreds of feet above the ground. Brain says the explosion ignites tiny, pea-shaped bits of metal of the type you might find on sparklers. After burning for a few seconds, they dissolve. “They’re completely consumed in the process of doing their thing,” he says.

Bits of paper that originally wrapped the shell sometimes make their way back to Earth, but they’re rarely aflame.

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