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2010 News Bulletins The Shortwood News blast Meeting Day: Tuesday-5:55 p.m. Tel: 876-2969711 Email: [email protected] Meeting Venue: Shortwood Teachers’ College Marjori Myers Hall Website: www.stc-cki4service.weebly.com Volume 1 Issue 1 January - April 2010 INSIDE THIS ISSUE PAGES About Circle K 1 Thank you 2 New Club Officers 2010-2011 3 Club members Birthdays 3 Participated Events 3 A blast from the past 4 Club upcoming Events 5 Reminders 5 Other club meetings time & Venue 6 THOUGHT: “Few will have the greatness, to bend history itself: but each of us can work to change a small portion of events and in the total of all these acts will be written in the history of this generation” Written By Roberty F. Kennedy
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2010 News Bulletins
The Shortwood News blast
Meeting Day: Tuesday-5:55 p.m. Tel: 876-2969711 Email: [email protected] Meeting Venue: Shortwood Teachers’ College Marjori Myers Hall Website: www.stc-cki4service.weebly.com
Volume 1 Issue 1 January - April 2010
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
PAGES
About Circle K 1
Thank you 2
New Club Officers 2010-2011 3
Club members Birthdays 3
Participated Events 3
A blast from the past 4
Club upcoming Events 5
Reminders 5
Other club meetings time & Venue 6
THOUGHT:
“Few will have the greatness, to bend history itself: but each of us can work to change a small portion of events and in the total of all these acts will be written in the history of this generation”
Written By Roberty F. Kennedy
About Circle K
Established in 1955 as a collegiate, service affiliate of
Kiwanis International, Circle K International's purpose is to
involve college and university students in campus and
community service while developing quality leaders and
citizens. Circle K inspires people to better our world. More
than 11,000 college students worldwide have discovered
that helping others is personally rewarding; they also have
learned that their involvement in Circle K International
enhances their cultural understanding and ability to
respond to the changing needs of their campuses and
communities.
As a Kiwanis family member, you are part of the world’s
largest service organization committed to serving the
children of the world
. LIVE TO SERVE....... LOVE TO SERVE! Is what we believe in.
VISION
The vision of the CKI is dedicated to helping individual
collegians achieve the realization of mankind’s potential
through the qualities of leadership, the rewards of service
and the unique spirit of friendship. CKI members are the
embodiment of those qualities necessary to shape the
future, realized in today’s colleges and universities. As
members of CKI, we strive to lead integrity and excellence
throughout our everyday lives. Thus, we commit ourselves
to the CKI Code of ethics to help improve our world each
day.
MEMBERSHIP REMINDER
As a member of the Circle K family please be
reminded of the Roles and responsibilities.
You must be enrolled in a College
and University.
Each member must perform at least
50 hours of community service per
year.
Must maintain a B average -3.04
GPA.
Needs to attend club meetings; if
you will be absent an apology must
be sent in advance.
Must participate in service,
leadership, training programmes,
conventions and or any other event
planned by the club.
Needs to be a member of a
committee formed by the club of
your institution.
Thank you
Sponsoring Kiwanian Clubs, Fellow Circle K’ers, Key clubbers’
good day to you all; we the members of the Circle K club of
Shortwood Teachers’ College take this opportunity to express
our gratitude to you for the great contribution you have made
towards the building of our club. Whether in projects, inter
clubbing, membership development, or Contribution of kind or cash.
You have all helped tremendously with the uplift meant of our club.
Words cannot express how great full we are for you kindness.
Your contribution has made a great difference in the lives of our
Members, and we look forward to working with your clubs for the
new administrative year.
Again, thank you for your time and consideration.
The Mission CKI develops University students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with
lifelong commitment to service.
Thank you
New club officers 2010-2011
Board Members &Officers Contacts
EC&C Governor Candace Fishley 1-876-404-9104 L.G Davaska Ferguson 1-876-864-9148 District Secretary Savionne Gayle 1-876-350-6634
District Treasurer Lincois Ewers 1-876-407-9693
Kiwanian Advisor DP Paul Miller 1-876-995-6647 [email protected]
Circle K Chairman Damion Lawrence 1-876-372-4927 [email protected]
Faculty Advisor Ms. McKenzie 1-876-407-8742
President Samoy Ivey 1-876-296-9711 [email protected]
Vice President Haneika Halladeen 1-876-430-4829 [email protected]
Secretary Kemarra Taylor 1-876-866-0499 [email protected]
Treasurer Satannia Richards 1-876-550-2467 [email protected]
Bulletin Editor Morant Morgan 1-876-434-3447 [email protected]
Fundraising Director Christina Parkes 1-876-572-7710 [email protected]
Projects Director Lisan Mighty 1-876-453-7535 [email protected]
KFam Director Clarine McFarlane 1-876-482-5689 [email protected]
Membership Education Teneisha West 1-876-899-3842 [email protected]
Club members Birthday
January 16 ----Joel Bachan Circle Ker
March 16 ----- Morant Morgan
Bulletin Editor April 17-------- Lisan Might Director of projects
Upcoming Birthdays
May 19----Rushane McCalla IPD May 22------ Kemarra Taylor Secretary May 24------Tene Green Circle Ker
EVENTS PARTICIPATED DURING THE PERIOD
Inter clubbing at: UTECH Club meetings NSA Club meetings EXED club meeting Kiwanis 1 day projects Meals on Wheels Installation Ceremony VTDI UTECH UWI Montego bay community College Sam Sharp Teachers college Joint Instillation St. Joseph Teachers’ College
Birthday wishes does to all
STC circle K club members.
Who have celebrated that
special day and are
celebrating their special
day.
Upcoming club Members
Birthday
Faculty Advisor Natalie McKenzie
President Samoy Ivey
Ms. EC &C, Vice President Haneika Halledeen
Secretary Kemarra Taylor
Treasurer Satannia Richards
Bulletin Editor Morant Morgan
Membership Education
Teneisha West
Fundraising Director Christina Parkes KFam Director
Clarine McFarlane
Projects Director Lisan Mighty
Kiwanian Advisor DP Paul Miller
A blast from the past !
Upcoming events
Reminders
International Dues: Early bird Due date October 31 2010
Stuff animal drive -In aid of the Bustamante Hospital August 1-31 2010
Service Initiative Project -Book Drive: Begins July 1st 2010
School community project- Painting the wall at the School gate: September 19, 2010
After school homework project- Begins September 2010
Calendar of events for May
25
NSA Meals on
Wheels
26
27
Fundraising event
Movie Night
28
29
St. Josephs’
Teachers’ College
Installation &
Induction
ceremony
30
Foundering Event
Ice cream sale
1
2
PCM Web
conference
3
Club Board
Meeting
4
Last club meeting
5
Monthly report
Due
6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21
SPACT & OTECT
seminar
22
23 24
UCC
Installation &
Induction
ceremony
25 26 27 28 29
30
Meals on Wheels
31 1 2 3 4 5
Other club meetings Time &Venue
Club Venue Day Time
Sponsoring Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club of Liguanea Eden Gardens, 39 Lady Musgrave Road Tuesday 7:30 P.M.
Kiwanis Club of New Kingston The Hilton Hotel Wednesday 5:30 P.M.
Kiwanis club of North St. Andrew Police officers Club 34 Hope Road Thursday 6:30 P.M.
Circle K clubs
University college of the Caribbean
(UCC) School grounds Wednesday 3:00 P.M.
University of the West Indies (UWI) School Grounds Thursday 3:00 P.M.
University of Technology (UTECH) School Grounds Thursday 3:30 P.M
Excelsior Community College (EXED) School Grounds Thursday 3:30 P.M
Vocational Training Development
Institute School Grounds Thursday 3:30 P.M.
St. Joseph’s Teachers College School Grounds Thursday 4:30 P.M.
Key Cubs
Queens High School School grounds Tuesday 3:00 P.M.
St. Andrew High School School Grounds Thursday 2:30 P.M.
Holy Childhood High school School Grounds Friday 2:30 P.M.
Builders Club
Shortwood Practicing school School Grounds Thursday 1:00 P.M.
Half Way Tree Primary School School Grounds Thursday 1:30 P.M.
Salvation Army school for the Blind School Grounds 4th
Thursdays 6:00 P.M.
Constant Spring Primary & Junior
High School School Grounds Friday 1:30 P.M.
Circle K Ideals
To Give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather
than the materials values of life.
To encourage the daily living of the Golden rule
in all human relationships.
To Promote the adoption and application of higher
social, business and professional standards.
To develop by prept and example, a more intelligent,
aggressive and serviceable citizenship.
To provide, through circle K club a more practical
means to form enduring friendship, to render
altruistic service, to build better communities.
To cooperate in maintaining that sound public
opinion and high idealism, which make possible the
increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and
goodwill.
Circle K Members 2010-2011 Joel Bachan
Amanda Crawford
Tene Green
Haneika Halledeen
Samoy Ivey
Marsha Hall
Rushane McCalla
Lisan Mighty
Clariene McFarline
Morant Morgan
Santan Morris
Satanna Richards
Kemarra Taylor
Angelique Walters
Teneisha West
Bulletin Editor Morant Morgan
1-876-434-3447 email: [email protected]
National Anthem
Eternal father bless our land,
Guard us with thy Mighty Hand,
Keep us free from evil powers,
Be our light through countless hours.
To our leaders, great |Defender,
Grant true wisdom from above. Justice, Truth be ours forever.
Jamaica, Land we love.
Jamaica, Jamaica, Jamaica land we love.
Teach us true respect for all,
Stir response to duty’s call, strengthen us the
weak to cherish,
Give us vision lest we perish.
Knowledge send us heavenly father,
Grant true wisdom from above.
Justice Truth been ours forever,
Jamaica, Land we love. Jamaica, Jamaica, Jamaica land we love
Prospective Members
Althea Brown
Kimoyi Page
Dianna Watson
Bulletin of the Shortwood Teachers’ College Circle K Club, Jamaica / Paradise District
