79th Convention Brochure - Kansas Independent Oil and Gas

Welcome
On behalf of the Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association (KIOGA), let us be the first to
welcome you back to Wichita and the Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center. We
are pleased that you have chosen to join us for KIOGA’s 79th Annual Convention. KIOGA’s
Annual Convention continues to provide an ideal networking environment for you to connect
with other producers, industry leaders, and service and supply providers in an unparalleled
setting.
Our convention falls in the middle of election season. The White House and majority
control of the U.S. Senate are up in the air and nearly every major industry interest will be
affected by the results. In addition, important state Senate and House seats are also up for
election. From the federal budget, tax, and regulatory issues to state budget, tax, and regulatory issues, the stakes could not be higher.
It is imperative that we come together as an industry to discuss the ongoing challenges we
face in Topeka, Washington, and around the nation. And we are fortunate to have that opportunity over the next several days.
The scheduled program provides an exceptional roster of plenary speakers, panel discussions, and seminars that will address some of the most important issues currently facing the
industry and your business. You will also be able to see the latest products and services available to the oil and gas industry by visiting the exhibitor booths at our trade show and expo.
Please take a minute to register today. Your support of KIOGA remains the driving force
behind the association’s success in Topeka, Washington, and across Kansas and elsewhere.
The industry and its advocates have operated in an incredibly challenging environment over
the past few years and your work with KIOGA has made a tremendous impact.
Thank you again for joining us. We are grateful to have you join us as we prepare for the
work ahead and hope you will benefit from your participation.
Nick Powell
KIOGA Chairman
Edward Cross
KIOGA President
Margery Nagel
KIOGA Convention
Committee Chair
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14th
1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. REGISTRATION (Connecting Lobby)
1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
SHINE TO GO (Connecting Lobby)
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
KIOGA BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND GENERAL
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
(Cyprus Room A,B)
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
TRADE SHOW (Expo Hall)
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
COCKTAIL MIXER (Expo Hall)
6:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
CHAIRMAN’S RECEPTION (Convention Hall)
Music by: Jazz Boomers
Attire: Business
7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION (Connecting Lobby)
7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
COFFEE BAR (Connecting Lobby)
7:30 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.
BUFFET BREAKFAST (Convention Hall)
GUEST SPEAKER:
“2016 Race- The Inside of an Outsider Campaign”
Rick Tyler
Co-Founder of Foundry Strategies
Political Analyist for MSNBC Cable News Network
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
SHINE TO GO (Connecting Lobby)
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
TRADE SHOW (Expo Hall)
PHOTO BOOTH (Connecting Lobby)
MONDAY, AUGUST 15th
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - cont.
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
MORNING SEMINARS
“The Changing Face of Energy Policy” (Cypress Room A)
Panelists (Subject to Change)
Moderator - Edward Cross, KIOGA President
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
“Which way are the “Currents” flowing for electric rates.
Drilling down from an oil perspective”
(Redbud Room B,C)
Adam Beren- Berexco, LLC
Stuart Lowry - Sunflower Electric Power Corp.
Earnie Lehman - President, Midwest Energy Inc.
Gary Aksamit - Aksamit Resource Management
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON (Convention Hall)
Pat Roberts - U.S. Senator
Tim Huelskamp- 1st District Congressman
Lynn Jenkins- 2nd District Congresswoman
Mike Pompeo- 4th District Congressman
DAVE’S DIVERSION (Expo Hall)
GUEST SPEAKER:
“Terror, Instability, and Oil: Current Geopolitics of the Middle East”
Robert L. Grenier, a highly decorated CIA veteran of 27 years and renowned expert on the Middle East, South Asia, and Counterterrorism, Mr. Grenier played a central role in the greatest national security challenges of his time.
2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
AFTERNOON SEMINARS
Paying Attention to Pipeline Safety (Cypress Room A)
Susan Ginsberg - VP. Crude Oil & Natural Gas Regulatory Affairs IPAA
2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
“Survival Tips- Operational, Accounting, and Legal” (Redbud Room B,C)
Jeff Kennedy- Martin Pringle Law Office
Leon Rodak- VP Production, Murfin Drilling Company
Joyce Moellinger- Senior Tax Services, Allen, Gibbs & Houlik, LC
5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
COCKTAIL PARTY (Connecting Lobby)
Music by: Nikki the Night Swallow
6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
PHOTO BOOTH (Connecting Lobby)
7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Margery’s Jumpin’ Jazz Joint (Convention Hall)
Food Stations
Music by: Grand Marquis
Attire: 1920’s
Dolls, don’t forget your feathers and pearls
Gents, Fedoras are in
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th
9:00 a.m.
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Crestview Country Club - North and South Courses
Dress code: Collared shirts required. No jeans or jean shorts and no metal spikes.
CHECK IN: 8:00 - 8:45 a.m.
TEE OFF: 9:00 a.m.
Luncheon and awards presentation to follow
9:00 a.m.
SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT
Shady Creek Sporting Clays
Check in 8:00 - 8:45 a.m.
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
GIN RUMMY TOURNAMENT
After Golf Tournament
Crestview Country Club
LADIES’ EVENTS
MONDAY, AUGUST 15th
11:30 a.m.
LADIES’ LUNCHEON
LUNCH: Catering by Sweet Allie B’s
12:15 p.m.
PROGRAM: Butterflies are Free
12:45 p.m.
TOUR: Scottish Rite
Attire: Casual
Meet at Hyatt parking garage entrance at 11:00 a.m. for transportation
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th
10:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
LADIES’ BRUNCH
BRUNCH: The Muse Cafe
PROGRAM: Joanna Roberts
TOUR: Wichita Art Museum - Chihuly Exhibit
Attire: Casual
1:30 p.m. BINGO BASH
Hyatt Regency (Riverview Room)
Dale Chihuly, Light Drawing #5, 1997. Acrylic
on Plexiglas. 87 x 69 inches. Chihuly Studio,
Seattle, Washington © 2016 by Chihuly Studio.
All Rights Reserved.
Meet at Hyatt parking garage entrance at 9:30 a.m. for transportation
TRADE SHOW
For the 17th year, we are excited to be able to offer the KIOGA Trade Show to the convention. We hope you will
find time to visit the many vendors that will be available to all registrants. Stop by, say hello and see what they have
to offer you and your company. The Trade Show will be located in Expo Hall and all of the outside vendors are in
with the booths. Lots of activity will be going on. The Kansas Oil Musuem will be building a mini “Boom Town”
this year at the KIOGA convention. This will be a walk through exhibit of 100 years of oil in Kansas. Stop by and
see some unique artifacts, interactive exhibits and a chance to win some great prizes. The Kansas Oil Museum is
dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the history and culture of oil in our state. New this year, vendors
will be given the opportunity to be on the Presentation Stage and showcase their product or service.
MEETING SESSIONS
The general membership meeting kicks off Sunday with the election of new officers and directors. There will be
reports about the latest advocacy, public relations and business development efforts that KIOGA has made to build
and promote the industry. This meeting is open to everyone.
MONDAY BREAKFAST
Convention Hall -“2016 Race- The Inside of an Outsider Campaign”
Rick Tyler- Co-Founder of Foundry Strategies and Political Analyist for MSNBC Cable News Network
The 2016 race for the White House has been anything but predictable. Rick will pull back the curtain and take
you behind the scenes. He shares his unique insights into the presidential campaign and will provide historical
context. Has the 2016 race changed how people will run for president in the future? What are the possible future
outcomes? Can Washington really change? Find out the answers to these questions and more and what it means
to you.
MORNING BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Cypress Room A - “The Changing Face of Energy Policy”
Panelists: Pat Roberts - U.S. Senator
Tim Huelskamp- Kansas 1st District Congressman;
Lynn Jenkins- Kansas 2nd District Congresswoman;
Mike Pompeo- Kansas 4th District Congressman
Moderator: Edward Cross - KIOGA President.
Revamping energy policy is at the forefront of the Obama Administration’s climate change agenda. How will
the decisions of the Obama Administration and Congress impact you and your business? What should the role
of the federal government be in achieving a comprehensive, balanced, and responsible energy policy? Join this
seminar to hear what tax and regulatory issues are currently in play with the 114th Congress and what may lie
ahead in future energy policy when a new President and Congress takes up the energy policy issues in 2017.
Your participation with questions or comments for the panelists is encouraged.
MEETING SESSIONS - cont.
Redbud Room B,C - “Which way are the “Currents” flowing for Electric rates
Drilling down from an oil perspective”
Adam Beren- President, Berexco LLC
Stuart Lowry - President, Sunflower Electric Power Corporation
Earnie Lehman - President, Midwest Energy, Inc.
Gary Aksamit - CEO, Aksamit Resource Management
In times of low, medium and even high oil and gas prices , Kansas oil and gas producers are keenly focused
on managing operating costs so leases can remain profitable for the long run. Electricity is often the largest
lease operating expense, but operators have seen these costs increase over time with very little signs so far of
improvement on the horizon. Kansas utilities and cooperatives face many challenges of their own that often
result in higher costs and higher rates for its customers. Led by Adam Beren of Berexco LLC, KIOGA’s Electric
Power Committee has initiated discussions with many of the Kansas utilities and offered several concrete
win win suggestions for rate consideration. This seminar will present updates on the discussions thus far and
provide an opportunity for the managers from utilities serving Kansas oil and gas producers to provide their
insights and perspectives about current and future trends in rates. The session will also discuss national
and regional trends in the wholesale market, including a discussion of the pros and cons of retail wheeling.
MONDAY MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON
Convention Hall - “Terror, Instability, and Oil: Current Geopolitics of the Middle East”
Robert L. Grenier - CIA Veteran
It’s not just about oil anymore. Terrorism, refugee flows, political instability, and both regional and greatpower military rivalries are also driving America’s current preoccupation with the Near East. But make
no mistake: Oil and gas resources still underlie the power dynamics of the region, and access to them
remains critically important. Robert Grenier, a 27-year veteran of the CIA’s Clandestine Service, former
Director of the CIA CounterTerrorism Center, former State Department Petroleum Officer, and a former overseas
operative with 15 years in covert field operations throughout the Middle East and South Asia, shares his
understanding of current developments in the region and what they mean for our country and our industry.
AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Cypress Room A- “Paying Attention to Pipeline Safety”
Susan Ginsberg - VP Crude Oil and Natural Gas Regulatory Affairs, IPAA
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has proposed a significant expansion
of its regulations and its jurisdiction, for both hazardous liquids and natural gas pipelines. Independent producers would be significantly affected by the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR) on the Safety of Gas
Transmission and Gathering Lines, with a comment period that closed in early July. This presentation also
will look at the Safety of Hazardous Liquids rulemaking, which is expected to come out as a final rule by
the end of the year. In addition, crude oil producers moving their product by truck are affected by sampling
and testing requirements that were developed in a rulemaking that focused exclusively on rail transport. We
will look at any changes in PHMSA’s procedures in response to concerns raised by independent producers
on the lack of opportunity to comment on these requirements, which became effective in July 2015.
Redbud Room B,C - “Survival Tips- Operational, Accounting, and Legal”
Jeff Kennedy-Martin Pringle Law Firm
Leon Rodak - VP Production, Murfin Drilling Company
Joyce Moellinger- Senior Tax Services, Allen, Gibbs & Houlik, LC
The panel will discuss ways to minimize your expenses during a depressed commodity market. They will have
standpoints from the operational, accounting and legal side of your business.
LADIES’ EVENTS
MONDAY, AUGUST 15th
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. - Ladies Luncheon “Scottish Rite Center”, 332 E 1st St N, Wichita, KS 67202
The Scottish Rite Center is listed on the Federal, State and Local Registers as a historic treasure. Join us for lunch
in the beautiful Crystal room where we will then proceed to the Auditorium for a mini-play of “Butterflies are
Free” presented by our local Signature Theater group.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. - Ladies Brunch “Wichita Art Museum”, 1400 W Museum Blvd., Wichita, KS 67203
Join us at the Wichita Art Museum to view work straight from the artist’s studio, Chihuly Drawings which includes nearly 150 drawings from across the artist’s career- with work in pencil, charcoal, and acrylic. Additionally, special musical guest Joanna Roberts will be performing musical theater selections and familiar favorites
such as: “I Could Have Danced All Night” from My Fair Lady and “O Mio Babino Caro” a well-known and loved
Italian classic.
For those needing a ride to the ladies events, we will meet by the Hyatt parking garage entrance and the bus will leave at 11:00
a.m. Monday and 9:30 a.m Tuesday. Please sign the sheet at the registration desk if you plan to ride with the group. Directions
will be available for those who plan to drive themselves.
1:30 p.m. - “Bingo Bash” - Riverview Room
Please join us at Hyatt Regency for an afternoon of fun and prizes at the 11th Annual Bingo Bash!
EVENING EVENTS
SUNDAY EVENING CHAIRMAN’S RECEPTION
Stop by and help us congratulate Nick Powell for a job well done during his term as KIOGA Chairman. This event
is a cocktail party format with heavy hors d’ oeuvres as the Jazz Boomers perform all your old favorites while you
mingle, network and catch up with friends and colleagues. MONDAY EVENING “Margery’s jumpin’ jazz joint”
Come visit the speakeasy, but don’t forget your password, as this won’t be a clip joint. The egg man might be there
along with lots of bathtub gin and flappers. Dance to the music by The Grand Marquis - straight out of Kansas
City, bringing American roots; blues, prohibition-era jazz and so much more. Versatile and bouyant, distinct
and refreshing - a rhythm cocktail served by masterful musical mixologists. If you run into the Big Cheese, “bugsy” is the word. See you there.
SPONSORS
Wildcatter
*****$15,000 or more*****
Palomino Petroleum, Inc.,
PPI, PPI Flights, ww drilling, llc &
western kansas dirt construction
Black Gold
****$10,000 or more****
IMA, Inc.
Gold
***$5,000 or more***
Berexco, LLC
Colt Energy, Inc.
CVR Refining, LP
Mull Drilling Company, Inc.
Silver
***$2,500 or more***
Allied OFS, LLC
Central Power Systems & Services
CHS Inc.
Duke Drilling Co., Inc.
D.S. & W. Well Servicing, Inc.
Empire Energy E&P, LLC
Hartman Oil Co., Inc.
Insurance Planning, Inc.
Linn Energy
Lockhart Geophysical Company
Maclaskey Oilfield Services, Inc.
Maxidize Production Services, LLC
Murfin Drilling Co., Inc.
MV Purchasing, LLC
ONEOK Field Services
Plains Marketing, LP
Raymond Oil Company, Inc.
Scheck Oil Operations
Swift Services, Inc.
Tim Miller Oilfield Sales
Bronze
***$1,000 or more***
Abercrombie Energy, LLC
Baker Hughes/Upstream Chemicals
Bear Petroleum, LLC
BKD CPA’s & Advisors
Claflin Pump & Supply, Inc.
Commerce Bank
Corrosion DC, Inc.
Crawford Supply Co.
Dawson Geophysical
Daystar Petroleum, Inc.
DCP Midstream
Discovery Drilling Co., Inc.
Evenson Auctioneers, Inc.
Foley Equipment
Foundation Energy Management
Gore Oil Company
Intrust Bank
K&N Petroleum, Inc.
Lotus Operating Co., LLC
McDonald Tank Company
MTM Petroleum, Inc.
Nalco Champion an Ecolab Company
Paragon Geophysical Services, inc.
Pickrell Drilling Company, Inc.
Ritchie Exploration, Inc.
Shakespeare Oil Company, Inc.
Stelbar Oil Corp., Inc.
Trek AEC, LLC
Trilobite Testing, Inc. /
Monster Pump Operations, Inc.
U.S. Trust, Bank of America,
Private Wealth Management
Woolsey Operating Company, LLC
SPONSORS- cont.
General ***$300 or more***
Anderson Energy, Inc.
Apollo Energies, Inc.
Bank of Oklahoma
Basic Energy Services
Beauchamp Oil & Royalty Company
Buckeye Supply Co.
Cathodic Systems Co, LLC
ChemStation
Cobalt Energy, LLC
DaMar Resources, Inc.
Edmiston Oil Co., Inc.
Express Well Service & Supply, Inc.
F.G. Holl Company, LLC
Grand Mesa Operating, Co.
Hurricane Services, Inc
J. Fred Hambright, Inc.
J&D Pump & Supply, LLC
Jayhawk Oilfield Supply, Inc.
John O. Farmer, Inc.
Jones Gas Corporation
Kansas Natural Gas Operating LC
Keen Oil Comany, LLC
Knighton Oil Company, Inc.
Lario Oil & Gas Company
Lakewood Midstream, LLC
Log Tech of Kansas, Inc.
McCoy Petroleum Corporation
Martin Pringle Law Firm
Midwestern Pipeworks, Inc.
Mud-Co/Service Mud, Inc.
Norris Rods/Dover Artificial Lift
Oil Producers, Inc. of Kansas
Orecat Energy, Inc.
Parrish Corporation
Petroleum Consultants, Inc.
Range Oil Company, Inc.
Southwind Drilling, Inc.
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
Sunrise Oilfield Supply, Inc.
T&C MFG & Operating, Inc.
Territorial Magazine
The Mohican Companies
Tomco Oil, LLC
Trans Pacific Oil Corp.
TRC Rod Services
Val Energy, Inc.
Vincent Oil Corporation
White Exploration, Inc.
Ladies Event sponsors
Allied OFS, LLC
Beauchamp Oil & Royalty Company
Berexco LLC
Central Power Systems & Services
CHS Inc.
Colt Energy, Inc.
CVR Refining, LP
Discovery Drilling Co., Inc.
D. S. & W. Well Servicing, Inc.
Duke Drilling Co., Inc.
Empire Energy E&P, LLC
Hartman Oil Co., Inc.
IMA, Inc.
Insurance Planning Inc.
K&N Petroleum, Inc.
Linn Energy
Lockhart Geophysical Company
Maclaskey Oilfield Service, Inc.
Maxadize Production Services, LLC
Mull Drilling Company, Inc.
Murfin Drilling Co., Inc.
MV Purchasing, LLC
ONEOK Field Services
Orecat Energy, Inc.
Palomino Petroleum, Inc.
Plains Marketing, LP
Raymond Oil Company, Inc.
Scheck Oil Operations
Swift Services, Inc.
Tim Miller Oilfield Sales
Trees Oil Company
Hospitality Room Hosts
Open 10 a.m. - Midnight
Central Power Systems & Services
Maclaskey Oilfield Services, Inc.
Red Dirt Heaters, LLC
Tim Miller Oilfield Sales
Trek AEC, LLC
Wellhead Systems/M&M Equipment
TRADESHOW
4B Production Enhancement, LLC
AGH, L.C.
Boot Barn
Central Power Systems & Services
Dawson Geophysical
Desk and Derrick Club of Wichita
Dover Artificial Lift
E.B. Archbald & Assoc / SSI
EOGA, a Flotek company
Evans Enterprises, Inc.
Foley Equipment
Hampel Oil Distributors
Hurricane Services, Inc.
IACX Energy, LLC
iSi Enviornmental
iWell
Jacam
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas Oil Museum
Kansas Strong
K-State Sports Properties
Kemira Oilfield Services
KIOGA
Koger Remote Sensing & Expert Witness
KU TORP
Lakewood Midstream, LLC
Lockhart Geophysical Company
LoneStar Geophysical Surveys
M&M Equipment
MV Purchasing, LLC
Oilfield Distribution Specialists, LLC
Opeco, Inc.
Paragon Geophysical Services, Inc.
PetroBase, LLC
Petroleum Electric Company
PetroPower, LLC
Photo Memorabilia
Red Dirt Heaters, LLC
Rickerson Pipe Lining, LLC
S&G Associates, Inc.
Sco-Jo Land & Environmental
Seal Tite Lining Systems
Stucchi USA
Theis Dozer Service, Inc.
TRC Rod Services
Truck Parts & Equipment, Inc.
Txam Pumps
Universal Lubricants
Western Kansas Rural Economic
Development Alliance
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KANSAS INDEPENDENT OIL & GAS ASSOCIATION
229 E. William, Suite 211 | Wichita, KS 67202 O: 316.263.7297 | F: 316.263.3021
[email protected]
ADVANCE REGISTRATION for the 79th ANNUAL EXPO & CONVENTION
HYATT REGENCY / CENTURY II CONVENTION CENTER
AUGUST 14-16, 2016
Please type or print information as it should appear on name badge:
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Same company
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E-Mail________________________________________________Conference site http://conference.kioga.org
Advance registrations will be accepted through 8/7/2016. No refunds for cancellations after August 7th.
Registration packets will be ready for pick up at KIOGA Registration Desk, after 1:00 p.m. on August 14, 2016.
REGISTRATION FEES
KIOGA
Non-
KIOGA
Non-
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
By August 7
After August 7
Please indicate number attending to help with head count
_____Full Registration $350 $400
(includes Chairman’s Reception, Breakfast, Lunch, Margery’s Jumpin’ Jazz Joint)
$400
$450
Individual Event Registration
_____Chairman’s Reception Only $125
$150
$150
$175
_____Breakfast Only
$75
$85
$85
$90
_____Lunch Only
$75
$85
$85
$90
_____Margery’s Jumpin’ Jazz Joint Only $125
$150
$150
$175
_____Ladies Luncheon
$45
$55
$50
$60
_____Ladies Brunch
$45
$55
$50
$60
August15th-ScottishRiteCenter
August16th-WichitaArtMuseum
Subtotal A $_________
SPORTING EVENTS
REGISTRATION FEES
KIOGA
Non-
KIOGA
Non-
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
MEMBER
By August 7
After August 7
_____Bingo $35 $45
$45 $55 _____Gin Rummy $25 $35
$35 $45
_____Sporting Clays $75 $85
$85 $95
_____Golf Tournament $125
$150
$150 $175
Subtotal B $_________
GOLF TOURNAMENT Mark preferred course (subject to availability) Crestview North_________ Crestview South_________
Your Name____________________________________Average Score__________or Handicap________
Average score or handicap must be provided!
If Requesting a Team:
Teammate_____________________________________Average Score_________ or Handicap_________
Teammate_____________________________________Average Score_________ or Handicap_________
Teammate_____________________________________Average Score_________ or Handicap_________
Subtotal A $_________ + Subtotal B $__________ =
TOTAL ENCLOSED $_______________ MasterCard or Visa Number_____________________________________________Exp. Date___________
BREAKOUT SEMINARS are included in your registration.
Please indicate which sessions you plan to attend.
______10:00 a.m. - Which Way are the “Currents” Flowing for Electric rates
______10:00 a.m. - The Changing Face of Energy Policy - Legislative Panel
______2:30 p.m. - Tips to Minimize Expenses During a Depressed Commodity Market
______2:30 p.m. - Proposed New Rules for Gas Gathering Lines
PLEASE SEND IN YOUR REGISTRATION FORMS TODAY!
FOR SPECIAL RATES ASK FOR KIOGA BLOCKED ROOMS WHEN MAKING RESERVATIONS
Cut Off Date - July 23, 2016
Hyatt Regency
400 W. Waterman St.
Wichita, KS
316.293.1234
Drury Inn-Broadview
400 W. Douglas Ave.
Wichita, KS
316.262.5000
Fairfield Inn & Suites
525 S. Main St.
Wichita, KS
316.201.1400
Ambassador
104 S. Broadway
Wichita, KS
800-916-4339
Hyatt Regency
Promenade Level
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Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center is a unique
municipal facility due to its distinctive architecture, its
importance to the Downtown area, and the economic
impact it has on the community. The ensuing mission of
Century II is to provide an economic benefit to Wichita
through its use as a performing arts and convention center.
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evening hours to connect you to restaurants, bars, hotels,
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Wichita, go to parkdowntown.org. Visit century2.org for
details on upcoming events and tickets for Century II.
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Friday and Saturday
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W Maple
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(midnight)
Waterman and Emporia at approx.
:00, :10, :20, :30, :40, :50
Second and Mead at approx.
:06, :16, :26, :36, :46, :56
Douglas and McLean at approx.
:12, :22, :32, :42, :52, :02
Maple and Water at approx.
:15, :25, :35, :45, :55, :05
Waterman and Market at approx.
:19, :29, :39, :49, :59, :09
Monday - Thursday
(Frequency: Every 20 min)
1-Trolley from 6:00pm until 10:00pm
Waterman and Emporia at approx. :00, :20, :40
Second and Mead at approx. :06, :26, :46
Douglas and McLean at approx. :12, :32, :52
Maple and Water at approx. :15, :35, :55
Waterman and Market at approx. :19, :39, :59
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the cord located near the windows on both sides of the trolley.
To view the Saturday Q-Line Museum Route (Q-Line Route 2)
please visit parkdowntown.org.
There are designated Q-Line stops along the route, or you
can catch the Q-Line at any intersection along the route. It’s
easy to flag it down. Simply locate the trolley as it
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ATTRACTIONS
Visit Wichita Visitor Information Center
515 S. Main, 316-265-2800
DINING
1 Botanica, The Wichita Gardens B-1
2 City Arts D-10
MATHEWSON
3 ColemanLN.
Factory Outlet and Museum D-9
4 Exploration Place D-3
5 Gander Mountain I-5
6 Great Plains Transportation Museum F-10
7 Hatman Jack’s Wichita Hat Works G-3
8 The Kansas African American
Museum B-6
9 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame I-5
10 Keeper of the Plains Plaza C-2
11 Lawrence-Dumont Stadium H-4
12 Mid-America All-Indian Center C-2
13 Mosley Street Melodrama D-10
14 Museum of World Treasures E-10
15 Orpheum Performing Arts Center E-8
16 Old Cowtown Museum B-1
17 Roxy’s Downtown F-8
18 Wichita Art Museum B-1
19 Warren Old Town Theatre Grille C-9
20 Wichita Ice Center I-4
21 Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical
Museum G-7
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47 Courtyard by Marriott–Wichita at
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48 Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview F-5
49 Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Wichita
Downtown I-6
50 Hotel at Old Town E-10
51 Hotel at WaterWalk J-6
52 Hyatt Regency Wichita H-6
53 WaterWalk Apartments I-4
54 Wyndham Garden Wichita Downtown J-7
GILBERT ST.
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Murdock
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22 AVI Seabar & Chophouse E-5
DOUGLAS 23 B & C Barbeque C-11
DESIGN 24 Bite Me BBQ, Inc. E-9
25 Doo-Dah Diner I-7
DISTRICT 26 Emerson Biggins Old Town F-10
27 Espresso To Go Go
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29 Harvest Kitchen | Bar H-5
30 Heroes Sports Bar & Grill F-10
31 Joe’s Old Town Bar & Grill E-11
32 Larkspur Bistro & Bar F-10
33 Lotus Leaf Cafe E-10
34 Mead’s Corner Coffeehouse F-8
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Some local happenings to visit
WHILE you’re in the area!
Sedgwick County Zoo
5555 Zoo Blvd
Wichita, KS 67212
316-660-9453
Botanica, The Wichita Gardens
701 N. Amidon
Wichita, KS 67203
316-264-0448
Keeper of the Plains Plaza
650 N. Seneca
Wichita, KS 67203
Exploration Place
Dinosaurs In Motion
Traveling Exhibit
May 23 – October 1, 2016
300 N. McLean Blvd
Wichita, KS 67203
316-660-0600
The Fountains at Waterwalk
Liquid Fireworks®
Thursdays-Sundays
12:00pm, 8:00pm, 9:00pm, 10:00pm
Waterman and Main Street
Wichita, KS 67202
Live Jazz Summer Series
Thursdays, May 16- September 30, 2016
Newport Grill
1900 N. Rock Road
Wichita, KS 67206
Final Friday Art Crawl
May 27– November 25, 2016
schedule at wichitaarts.com
Downtown Wichita, KS
Roxy’s Downtown
“Beehive”
August 5- September 2, 2016
412 ½ E. Douglas
Wichita, KS 67202
316-265-4400
KEYN Summer Concert Series
Friday Nights at 6:30
515 S. Main St Suite 114
Wichita, KS 67202
Wichita Art Museum
Art of Fire: Glass Art from the
WAM Collection
1400 W. Museum Blvd
Wichita, KS 67203
316-268-4921
4th Annual Sportsmen’s Event
August 6 - 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.
2744 George Washington Blvd
Cessna Activity Center
Wichita, KS
www.midiansportsmensevent.com
Proceeds benefit Midian Shriners
Music Theater Wichita
Mamma Mia!
August 10- August 21, 2106
225 W. Douglas, Ste. 202
Wichita, KS 67202
316-265-3107
Kansas Oil Museum
316-321-9333
383 E Central
El Dorado, KS 67042
Experience Old Town, Delano Square, and the Arena District
during your visit in downtown Wichita.
Maps and trolley information available at registration desk.
For more information on downtown Wichita and events during
your stay in Wichita, please go to:
Visitwichita.com
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EVENTS OF INTEREST TO THE LADIES
Please plan to join us in the activities and festivities of KIOGA’s 79th Annual Meeting. Ladies are invited to all events, but we
would like to highlight some of the special ones we planned just for you.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14th
(Attire: Business)
Cocktail Mixer with live entertainment by the Jazz Boomers
Expo Hall, Century II - 5:00 pm
Chairman’s Reception
Convention Hall, Century II - 6:00 p.m.
Stop by and help us congratulate Nick Powell for a job well done during his term as KIOGA Chairman.
Music by: Jazz Boomers
MONDAY, AUGUST 15TH
Ladies Luncheon
(Attire: Casual)
11:30 a.m. Lunch - Sweet Allie B’s
12:15 p.m. Program - Butterflies are Free
12:45 p.m. Tour - Scottish Rite
Scottish Rite Center- 332 E. First St. Wichita, KS 67202
(Parking across the street for those driving)
Cocktail Party
Expo Hall, Century II- 5:30 p.m.
Margery’s Jumpin’ Jazz Joint
Convention Hall, Century II - 7:00 p.m.
Music by: Grand Marquis
(Attire: 1920’s)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th
Ladies Brunch
(Attire: Casual)
10:00 a.m. - Brunch - The Muse Cafe
10:45 a.m. - Program Joanna Roberts
11:15 a.m. - Tour - Wichita Art Museum - Chihuly Exhibit
Wichita Art Museum- 1400 W. Museum Blvd. Wichita, KS 67203
The bus will depart from the Hyatt at 9:30 a.m.,
“Bingo Bash”
Hyatt Regency – 1:30 pm
Hosted by Garry Walker
This event is for ladies, non-golfers and/or anyone who likes to have a good time playing Bingo. There will be lots of prizes,
light snacks, cocktails and a good time had by all.
We have enjoyed putting these events together so all can have a good time.
Please dress comfortably and enjoy yourselves!
~Ladies’s Events Chairpersons~
Linda Beauchamp Abby Bock Dianne DeGood Shauna Gunzelman Jenny Hitchman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KIOGA wishes to express its appreciation to all Sponsors, Exhibitors, and Hospitality Hosts for their
significant contributions and making the 79th Annual Convention an outstanding success.
Thank you for your continued support!
CHAIRMAN
VICE- CHAIRMAN
Nick Powell
SECRETARY
Alan D. Banta
John O. Farmer IV
Kenneth S. White
David P. Bleakley
PRESIDENT
Edward P. Cross
Bill Anderson
TREASURER
Scott Fraizer
2016 KIOGA
CONVENTION COMMITTEE
GENERAL CHAIRMAN
Margery Nagel
CONVENTION
CO-CHAIRMAN
CONVENTION ADVISORS
Steve Anderson,
Jeff Kennedy
Nick Hess
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Rick Stinson - Bob McGrath
Steve Anderson - George Strecker
SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT
Kent Crisler - Larry Richardson - Rick Saenger
GIN RUMMY TOURNAMENT
BINGO
Fred Hambright
Garry Walker
LADIES LUNCH
LADIES BRUNCH
Dianne DeGood
Linda Beauchamp
Abby Bock
Shauna Gunzelman
Jenny Hitschmann
CONVENTION COORDINATOR
Kelly Rains
Alisha LaFave
Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association
229 E. William, Ste. 211
Wichita, KS 67202
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