Nov. 2011 CNH Newsletter

November 2011 Edition Volume 3 | Issue 6

Please BEE green. Do not print this newsletter.

C N H | K E Y C L U B

The Official

CNH District Newsletter

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Hello CNH Bees,

November is all about giving thanks to the

ones you care about. Let someone know how

much you appreciate them—it‘s a little ‗thank

you‘ with a huge effect! While we rejoice in

the holiday spirit, let‘s also think of others who

are less fortunate and give back to our

community.

This newsletter is full of information compiled

by your District Board of 2011-2012. Please use

this information to it‘s full potential. If you have

any questions or suggestions, please don‘t

hesitate to contact us. We‘d love to hear from

you!

Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to

serve you—the MEMBERS!

Buzzing in CNH Spirit & Love,

Governor Erinn Wong

Secretary Andrew Liu

Treasurer Christopher J. Van

Technology Editor Elijah Kang

Topic Page

Messages from Executives ............................ 3

Members of the Month ................................. 5

Member Articles ............................................. 6

Special Focus: REGION 5 .............................. 8

The ELIMINATE Project ................................. 10

Message to the Officers .............................. 12

Key Leader ................................................... 13

Clubs of the Month ...................................... 14

BEElieve - The Magic of Service ................. 15

Membership Education Center ................. 16

Special Focus: REGION 13 .......................... 18

Recognition Center ..................................... 20

Division Council Meetings Schedule ......... 21

Contacts ........................................................ 24

Compiled by the 2011-2012 District Board

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44,000 MEMBERS

$125,000 PTP for

750,000 SERVICE hours

A MESSAGE from the Editors

GOALS

CNH DISTRICT

MEMORIES LIFETIME of a

Greetings ... from the EXECUTIVES...GOVERNOR

MESSAGES FROM THE 2011-2012 DISTRICT EXECUTIVES

November is officially here! Can you believe that we are already halfway through the 2011-2012 Key

Club year? Six months ago, many of us were gathered together at the 2011 District Convention in

Anaheim, CA. I am extremely proud of how far we have all come this year :)

November is KIWANIS FAMILY MONTH. It‘s all about promoting the Kiwanis Family. From November 7-

11, Key Club Week will be taking place. Let‘s show everyone what Key Club is about! On each day,

there is a specific theme to follow. For more information, please go to page __ of this newsletter

edition.

November is also the month of giving. Read more on page __ to find out how you can give back

through service. I am extremely grateful to have the honor of serving YOU—THE MEMBERS. Thank you

for all YOU do.

I hope all of you are as excited

as I am for November! Why? It‘s

the Kiwanis Family Month! From

November 7th-11th, take part in

the week-long celebration of

Key Club during Key Club week!

There is a different theme for

each day of the week.

Monday is ―Show your K in

every way‖

Tuesday is ―Kudos to the Key

players‖

Wednesday is ―Connect the

Ks‖

Thursday is ―Bring a friend to

Key Club‖

Friday is ―Your way‖

For more information, go to the

Key Club International website.

Being home for dinner,

homework, sleep, friends, Key

Club, Friday tests, college

applications, membership

dues, service events, Key

Leader, Fall Rally, club and

division meetings—my, oh my

are Key Club members busy!!

Although you go to bed

exhausted, you must admit you

sure do enjoy making a

difference. Don‘t focus too

much on how difficult things

can be, but be thankful for the

opportunities you have!

I sure am thankful to serve you

and other members in the Cali-

Nev-Ha district!

November 7-11th is Key Club

Week! Be sure to promote Key

Club around your school and

show your spirit by taking part in

this one week event! Instructions

and planning can be found on

the Key Club International

website .

Thanksgiving is this month, so

show your appreciation by

donating to your local food

bank to help those who are less

unfortunate than us. It may not

seem like a lot, but it will

definitely bring a smile to a

family for their Thanksgiving

dinner!

TREASURER TECH EDITOR SECRETARY


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Members who made MAGIC

COMPILED BY LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF CNH

Lt. Governors recognized these individuals last month for their commitment to service and the magic they created!

Division 1 Division 26 Stephen Chua

Division 2 Stacy Li Division 27 Nate Edwards, Middle College

Division 3 Henry Chung, La Canada Division 28 North Annabel Posis

Division 4 East Tammy La, Foothill Division 28 South Miguel Cortez, Del Sol

Division 4 North Kevin Le Division 28 West

Division 4 West George Su Division 29

Division 5 David Yang Division 30 North Katie Tao

Division 6 Ranee Lee Division 30 South Kalesha Madlani, Western

Division 7 North Sidney Leung Division 31 Joshua Celestino

Division 7 South Justin Davis, Florin Division 33 Lyia Tero, Robert F. Kennedy

Division 8 Division 34 North

Division 10 North Tiffany Yin, South Pasadena Division 34 South Aykezar Adil

Division 10 South Kelly Luc Division 35 East Lenny Luc

Division 11 Division 35 West Vickie Do

Division 12 East Division 36 East Sunny Jeon, Redlands

Division 12 South Pauline Nguyen, Gunderson Division 36 West Miguel Torres, AB Miller

Division 12 West Division 37 East Kenneth Johnson, Mission Hills

Division 13 North Emily Kim Division 37 North

Division 13 South Division 37 South Stephen Jin

Division 14 Nicole Smith Division 38 East Samantha Provenzano, Barstow

Division 15 Daniel Garcia, Ontario Division 38 West

Division 16 Division 39 Qais Nekrawesh

Division 18 Ashley Mendes, Sierra Pacific Division 41 North Claudia Bui

Division 19 North Olivia Solis, CAMS Division 41 South

Division 19 South Sebastian Martinez Division 42 East Camila Fontes

Division 20 & 32 Tiffany Lo, 'Aiea Division 42 West Lorani Juarez

Division 21 Andre Garner, Mission Bay Division 43 David Werolin, San Benito

Division 22 Tiffany Lo, 'Aiea Division 44 North Rachel Kim

Division 23 Jenni Troung Division 44 South Stephanie Wang

Division 24 Division 45 Savannah Parsons

Division 25 East David Kang, Granada Division 46 Brent DeMayo

Division 25 West Alex Nguyen Division 47 Angelica Guttierez

CVHS’s key club set up a lemonade stand in front of Walgreens to carry on Alex’s legacy. While selling lemonade we met a variety of people including an oncologist and a cancer survivor. Our vice president, Dia, said, ―[M]y favorite part was seeing how generous people were and how they said they were impressed by high school students giving up their time on the weekend for this cause. It made us feel good about what we were doing.‖ To keep up our spirit we made a ―honk if u hate cancer‖ sign. One of our dedicated members, Marianne, said ―It was so great to see the cars honking. We made a total profit of $65 to support the treatment of childhood cancer and received over 160 honks in half an hour. By working together, we were able to have such a successful event. If Alex had made it to this day, she would have been in her mid-teens. She believed, when ―Life gives you lemons, make lemonade‖. Thanks to this girl and Crescenta Valley Key Club, funds will go toward research pro-grams and to help children receive the treatment that they need. This event is just one more example of key club making a difference.

Alex‘s Lemonade

OLIVIA WU| DIVISION 37S | MT. CARMEL

Trash Clean Up

KIANA TOM | DIVISION 3 | CRESCENTA VALLEY

It is ideal that every child grows up having the opportunity to have a happy childhood. Alex’s Lemonade was started Alexandra ―Alex‖ Scott who was diagnosed with a type of childhood cancer right before her first birthday. Her goal was to support the treatment of childhood cancer by raising money to give to doctors to help them find a cure. She raised money by selling lemonade and at her first stand, she raised an astonishing $2,000 in one day. ―While bravely fighting her own cancer, Alex continued to set up lemonade stands every year. As news spread of the remarkable girl so dedicated to help-ing other sick children, people everywhere were inspired to start their own lemonade stands—donating the proceeds to her cause.‖

“She believed when life gives you

lemons, make lemonade”

our Ronald McDonald House project! Each group cleaned up one of six different areas, picking trash out of empty lockers along the way. By the end of the hour we had a spar-kling campus and 12 stuffed bags of trash and recycling stacked outside our poor advisor’s door. Luckily, the janitors came soon after

In an effort to provide more com-munity service opportunities for members who were busy on weekends or were unable to find rides to events, our club decided to start hosting weekly, on-campus activities. This was our first one – beautifying our campus – and it was a huge success! Over 30 members showed up; we ended up dividing them into groups of 5, each armed with a trash bag, recycling bag, gloves, and instruc-tions to salvage any pop-tops or pennies for

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and towed away the part of the huge pile; they generously left us the recycling to turn in for money. Members responded enthu-siastically to the event, which was not only a way to give back to our school but also reminded us all to be more environmen-tally aware and not litter. We will definitely be having more weekly events like this in the future!

“By the end of the hour we

had a sparkling campus”



BETTY LI | DIVISION 07S | FRANKLIN

WORK PARTY AT THE DISCOVERY MUSEUM

Because this service opportunity was on the same day as the Giant Pumpkin Festival and the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, only a couple of members showed up. Attendees of this event met a few members from our sponsoring Kiwanis Club while working beside them. One of our fellow Kiwanians, Brian, is an arborist and he taught most of the volunteers how to identify which plants should not be touched and which ones were weeds. We also saw Mr. Ortega, our Kiwanis advisor, joking around with Terry, another Kiwanis member, as they dug out an unnecessary tree.

All in all, Franklin Key Clubbers had a fun time participating in this service project, despite having to work laboriously and deal with allergies.

Got Claritin Clear?

What would you expect to do when you arrive at a museum for a community ser-vice event? Surely you would be helping out with jobs in the museum, right? At this event, Franklin Key Clubbers were pleasantly surprised. As seen in the picture above, we worked alongside our sponsoring Kiwanians to clean up the creek next to the Discovery Museum. Members were told that coming into con-tact with the creek water would result in a high chance of sickness. Not to mention the possibility of poison oak at the site.

Pushing through these potential obsta-cles, we hacked away at all of the ivy grow-ing on the trees with handsaws. A few of the members weeded the unwanted plants on the left side of the creek. After we completed those tasks, most of us moved onto shoveling mulch into wheel-barrows. While two members shoveled the mulch into the wheelbarrows, two other members wheeled them off to the desired locations. Eventually, the tasks were all completed by 1 in the afternoon and the museum’s creek looked fresh and new again!

“What would you expect when you arrive at a museum for a community service event?”

ANGELA DELACRUZ | DIVISION 28 North | EAST TECH

Trick Or Treat for Canned Goods

It is that time of year for East Tech and Las Vegas Youth Professionals, Trick Or Treat for Canned Goods for Salvation Army. The annual service project was es-tablished last year, as a way to combine each of the club's specialties and become active with the connection between Key Club and their sponsoring Kiwanis group.

The project is a two week long process done every October every year. For each of the days, we would meet up in front of the school at 7 AM and end around 11 or 12 PM being the latest depending on the number of people. On the first day, Octo-ber 9, 2011, we passed out flyers to every car and house at two of the neighborhoods next to the school. The key clubbers and Kiwanis group decorated the areas filled

leaving with no house or car left without one. The week after, October 16, 2011, my club and Kiwanis group and I returned to the neighborhoods to collect the canned goods. All of us went door to door, reminding our fellow neighbors on our visit to their area and the purpose to why are we doing this. We received plenty of donations to the point it filled up one of the adviser's pick up truck. The service project was a time consuming, tedious process that required everyone's effort into making this a success. Everyone did a good job in participating in this annual event and I'd like to thank all who attended this project's second annual food drive. We all did it in the name of, "Caring - our way of life."

REGION 5 ZOMBIE PENGUINS

REGION TEAM:

Lieutenant Governors: Jarren Santos

- Division 28 North

Aldrin Santamaria - Division 28 South

Steven Kim - Division 28 West

Wardah Bari

- Division 38 East

Peter Chor

- Division 38 West

Committee Chairs: Philip Nguyen

- District Convention

Mark Ubongen - Kiwanis Family and

Foundation

International Officers: Cole Hickman

- International Trustee

Region Advisors:

Ms. Alyson Palmer

Ms. Jenn Skidmore

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Division 28 South

What: November DCM

Where: Coronado HS

When: November 9, @5PM

Division 28 North

What: November DCM

Where: Eldorado HS


Division 28 West

What: November DCM

Where: Centennial HS


Division 38 East

What: Victorville Fair /

November DCM

Where: Victorville fair grounds


Division 38 West

What: November DCM

Where: Burroughs HS

When: November 12, @10AM

All Divisions

What: Fall Rally South

Where: Six Flags Magic Mtn.

When: November 19

Region 5 Officers at Summer Board 2011

“ZOMBIE PENGUINS ON THE RAMPAGE

FOR SERVICE”

Division 28 North

Lt. Governor: Jarren Santos

Mascot: Phoenixes

Number of Members: 944

Number of Schools: 13

A-Tech

Arbor View

Canyon Springs

Cheyenne

ECTA

Eldorado

Las Vegas

Academy

Las Vegas

Legacy

Mojave

Shadow Ridge

Sunrise Mountain

VTCTA

Division 28 North is home to the fiery and

scorching Phoenixes residing in the North Las

Vegas area. Up in the desolate heat of the

desert, we perform a lot of community service

ranging from a colorful spectrum of events. Some

schools have recently participated in Step Out:

Walk to Stop Diabetes at the Springs Preserve,

and so much more!

Lt. Governor: Aldrin Santamaria

Mascot: Pandas



Division 28 South

Basic

Chaparral

Coronado

Del Sol

Green Valley

Division 28 South, which is found in the cities

of Las Vegas, Henderson, and Laughlin,

Nevada, is the smallest of the three 28's, with

just under 1000 members. Just because we're

small however doesn't mean we're not

dedicated Key Clubbers. Like actual pandas,

we're most comfortable outdoors- preferably

helping out at a service event.

Laughlin

Liberty

Silverado

SECTA

Valley

Division 28 West

Centennial

Cimarron-Memorial

Durango

Desert Oasis

Ed. W. Clark

Faith Lutheran

Northwest CTA

Pahrump Valley

Palo Verde

Sierra Vista

Southwest CTA

Spring Valley

The Meadows

West CTA

REGION 5

Lt. Governor: Steven Kim

Mascot: Seamonkeys

Number of Members: ~1,200


We are the Division

28 West Seamonkeys.

We are made of

enthusiastic members,

full of spirit and

passion to do service.

We work together,

plan events, sharing

ideas between clubs, and trying our best to

make an impact in our school and community.

Lt. Governor: Wardah Bari

Mascot: Dinos

Number of Members: - - -


Division 38 East

Apple Valley

Barstow

Granite Hills

Serrano

Silverado

Sultana

Victor Valley

Division 38 East is located in

many different cities between the

Palmdale to Las Vegas. Though our

division may be spread out through a vast space,

our spirit, dedication and service never dies!

Division 38 West

Desert Sands

Burroughs

Eastside

Highland

Lancaster

Littlerock

Palmdale

Paraclete

Pete Knight

Quartz Hill

Lt. Governor: Peter Chor

Mascot: Robots



Division 38 West. We do

service, we do spirit, we

do Key Club. (:

DIVISIONS AT A GLANCE:


THE ELIMINATE PROJECT


Messages to the Officers

Hey Treasurers! Your job right now is all about membership retention and recruitment! If you’re looking to be recognized at District Convention, make sure to not only bring back those all-star members, but to also introduce new members to your club. Resources are available online at cnhkeyclub.org in the ―Treasurers‖ section under the ―Officers‖ tab—you can find the updated 2011-2012 Treasurers Manual, and a step-by-step dues guidebook here. Work with your faculty advisor and club president on the membership update center; and if you happen to find confusion, don’t hesitate to the International Office at 1-800-KIWANIS or the District Treasurer at [email protected]! DON’T FORGET TO JOIN THE TREASURER REFLECTOR

Hello CNH Editors!

During this past month, I have published the 2011-2012 Editor’s

Manual. This manual contains information about an editor’s

duties and instructions on several technology usages. It will serve

as a guide to have a better understanding of your role as an

editor in our district. I highly recommend reading through the

manual since there may be information you may not know. The Editor’s Manual can be found on the CNH CyberKey under

Officers>Bulletin Editors. If there is anything that isn’t covered

in the manual, please email me ([email protected]) for

clarification.

PRESIDENTS

SECRETARIES The revised 2011-2012 CNH Secretary’s Manual has been published! Please be sure to check it out by going to the Secretary Tab on the CNH Cyberkey. The 2011-2012 CNH Secretary’s Manual is a great resource created for your reference if you ever need help or have questions. In the manual, you will find information to help guide you through your responsibilities as club secretary. Please take your time to read through the manual to familiarize yourself with the role of a club secretary. Proper training is key to being a successful secretary! Remember though, if you ever have any questions, please feel free to contact me :). Also, if you have not submitted your club officer information, please be sure to submit it online on the CNH Cyberkey.

TREASURERS

EDITORS

Presidents: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-presidents VPs: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-vice-presidents Secretaries: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-secretaries Treasurers: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-treasurers Editors: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-editors Advisors: groups.google.com/group/cnhadvisors Projects: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-projects Kiwanis Family: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-kiwanis-family Education: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-education Policy: groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-policy

DISTRICT REFLECTORS

VICE PRESIDENTS As all of you know, this time of the year is known as ―The Season of Giving‖. So, how can YOU give back this year? Through one ac-tion: service. I challenge you to create an unique service project to give back to your community. Here are some ways to concoct a one-of-a-kind service project:

1. Start from Scratch: Sit down and brainstorm possible types of service projects. What do you want your focus to be? How do you want to impact your community?

2. Get Creative: Start thinking of unique ways you can serve the cause you have chosen. Don’t do the ordinary, shoot for the extraor-dinary.

3. Start Planning: Think of all the aspects of your project. What materials do you need? How many people do you need to accomplish your project?

4. Put it All Together: Now it’s time to put your project into action! 5. Enjoy the Magical Feeling: After you complete your project, a magical feeling will most likely overcome you. Enjoy the moment!

mailto:[email protected]


So, how much do YOU know about...

Key Leader

Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership

program for today's young leaders. This life-changing

event focuses on service leadership as the first, most

meaningful leadership-development experience.

Key Leader is a Kiwanis sponsored program that has

made its way throughout the world, and now is your

chance to participate!

Scholarships Funds have been allocated to

distribute at least 10 Key Leader

Scholarships to qualified applicants.

These are reimbursement scholarships.

It is EASY to apply! Find the application

on the CyberKey!

It’s all in the Kiwanis Family

CNH KEY LEADER events: Camp Jones Gulch Where: La Honda, California (Northern California)

When: November 11-13, 2011

Dates to be Announced in JANUARY

Camp Occidental Where: Alliance, California (Northern California)

Camp Lee Canyon Where: Las Vegas, Nevada

Key Club

International Convention 2012

July 4-8 in Orlando, Florida

Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista

CNH DISTRICT TOUR announced soon!

Information By Kiwanis Family & Foundation Committee and District Treasurer

Key Club officers make the most of their first

club meeting with an astonishing turnout


Clubs who made MAGIC

COMPILED BY LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF CNH

Lt. Governors recognized these individuals last month for their commitment to service and the magic they created!

Division 1 Division 26 Deer Valley

Division 2 Piedmont Division 27 Middle College High

Division 3 Eagle Rock Division 28 North Mojave

Division 4 East Tustin Division 28 South Green Valley

Division 4 North Century Division 28 West

Division 4 West Edison Division 29

Division 5 Sunnyside Division 30 North La Mirada

Division 6 Kennedy MC Division 30 South Magnolia

Division 7 North McClatchy Division 31 Steele Canyon

Division 7 South Valley Division 33 Delano

Division 8 Division 34 North

Division 10 North South Pasadena Division 34 South Palo Alto

Division 10 South Wilson Division 35 East Bonita

Division 11 Division 35 West Mountain View

Division 12 East KIPP San Jose Collegiate Division 36 East Citrus Valley

Division 12 South Gunderson Division 36 West AB Miller

Division 12 West Division 37 East Mission Hills

Division 13 North Lakewood Division 37 North

Division 13 South Division 37 South Torrey Pines

Division 14 West Valley Division 38 East Barstow

Division 15 Los Osos Division 38 West

Division 16 Division 39 Wheatland

Division 18 Lemoore Division 41 North Costa Mesa

Division 19 North Westchester Division 41 South Aliso Niguel

Division 19 South Narbonne Division 42 East Santa Susana

Division 20 & 32 Aiea Division 42 West Ventura

Division 21 Mission Bay Division 43 Monterey Union

Division 22 Aiea Division 44 North Granite Bay

Division 23 Albert Lowry Division 44 South Folsom

Division 24 Division 45 Dayton

Division 25 East Van Nuys Division 46 Delhi

Division 25 West Agoura Hills Division 47 Banning

Seeking to run for a District Executive

Position?

(Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, or Tech Editor) Or

becoming an International Board Member? (President,

Vice-President, Or Trustee) Or becoming your Division‘s

new Lieutenant Governor for 2012-2013? Talk to your

Lieutenant Governor or your other District Board

members to find out how and be sure to attend the

Candidate Training Conference and/or Conclave,

which will be held between the months of January and

February! Although attendance is not mandatory, it is

highly encouraged.

•Resources for how to run for Board positions from the Club

level to the International level are all located on the CNH

CyberKey!

•Flyers and other resources on Candidates Training

Conference and Conclaves are posted as well; registration

information for both events will be posted as the time nears.


Membership Education Center Information By Member Relations and Policies, International, and Elections Committee

The Member Relations Committee

would like to remind you of why we

serve: because we as Key Clubbers

CARE!!!

Remember that you are part of an

organization that aims to make an

impact on the world. You are

making a difference! Reminder:

continue to serve throughout your

homes, schools, and communities.

Be sure to fulfill our Key Club Pledge.

Do your research on the possibilities

of service projects around you. You

may also check out the CNH

CyberKey (www.cnhkeyclub.org) for

additional opportunities. For

example, find ways you can

participate in our District Project:

Project Shine or with our partners of

service: UNICEF (Project eliMiNaTe),

March of Dimes, and Children's

Miracle Network. The possibilities are

endless. Get out there and SERVE,

because Caring is definitely our way

of life.

on core values:

Support March of Dimes and hold a fundraiser to raise funds

for premature babies and their mothers to spread awareness

and hope to end this global problem. On November 17,

World Maturity Day, participate in a local service project

and/or share service opportunities to continue educating the

problems with disease and what your members and your

community can do to help!

•Interested in making this event with other clubs within your

division or region? Be sure to fill out an Event Request Form

(ERF), which may be found on the CNH CyberKey > Re-

sources and Forms> Event Request Form or here:

http://cnhkeyclub.org/downloads/Resources/

Policy%20and%20Forms/Event%20Request%20Form

%20and%20Policy_March%202010.pdf

November is...

http://cnhkeyclub.org/downloads/Resources/Policy%20and%20Forms/Event%20Request%20Form%20and%20Policy_March%202010.pdf




On Giving, by CJ Van

It’s that time of year, when you love to get cozy rejoicing in

the comfort of family and friends as the temperature cools

down, when your sibling might come home from college to

have a traditional family dinner, and when we reminisce

upon those tales of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower and

Squanto. As we approach and embrace the spirit of Thanks-

giving, an inevitable spirit of appreciation also takes over.

Don’t refrain from letting others know how thankful you are

for them. Set aside differences, awkwardness, and cheesiness,

and let those special people know that you recognize their sin-

cerity, whether it be your parents, teachers, friends,

neighbors, or even your dog. We all like to feel appreciated,

and Key Club members know that it also feels good to give.

So embrace the spirit! Give thanks to your peers, and give

service to your community. Most importantly, never forget about

self-appreciation. As you may embark on holiday trips, on be-half of the CNH District, we wish that you travel safely and

thank you for motivating other Key Club members to volun-

teer for their communities!

Key Club Standard Form Bylaw of the Month: Under Article VI: Officers Section 1 on the Standard Form of Key Club Bylaws: Officers shall be President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Editor. They shall serve for one (1) year or

until their successors are elected and qualify.

A club may not have any more than one President, but may have multiple Vice Presidents or

Standing Committee Chairs. For example, a Kiwanis Family Relations Committee, Programs

Committee, Projects Committee, or a Public Relations Committee. (Others may include a So-

cial Committee, Membership Development Committee, and a Major Emphasis Committee) It

is up to the club‘s Board of Directors and the membership of the home club to house these

specific standing and outstanding Committees. Select and add Committees that will ade-

quately serve your home, school, and community in all forms of SERVICE.

•A resource booklet on how to effectively read the Key Club Policies can be found on the

CNH CyberKey (http://cnhkeyclub.org/)

http://cnhkeyclub.org/

GETTING TO KNOW… REGION 13

DIVISION 10 NORTH DIVISION 10 SOUTH

DIVISION 35 EAST DIVISION 35 WEST

DIVISION 15

HI-YA! My name is Vivian Luu and I serve

as the Lieutenant Governor for the Division

10 North Ninja Turtles! We wake up in the

morning, feelin’ oh so ninja and ready to

serve it up! We hope to complete 5,000

hours of service and expand our Ninja Tur-

tle family in this next year!

Hi my name is Sarah Shyy and I serve as Di-

vision 10 South’s Lieutenant Governor. I

live, laugh, love Key and enjoy serving oth-

ers. Division 10 South is one big Blue Turtle

Family and we hold our heads up high. Car-

ing , is definitely our way of life with our

goals of 10,000 hours of service.

Hello Hello! I’m John Yap! Lieutenant Gov-

ernor of Division 35 East! I love music,

dancing, making people smile, and baked

potatoes. Our division just grouped together

our Elephants as one new mascot! Our jour-

ney is to $3,000 to PTP and 5,000 hours of

service.

Hello! My name is Calvin Zhao and I am the

Lieutenant Governor of Division 35 West.

With over one thousand members, we rep

seal pride at all events. Our division’s fund-

raising goal is $5000. We can do it! I love my

division and Region 13 (:

Salutations! My name is Jocelyn Sy and I serve as

Division 15’s Lieutenant Governor. Many call

me the Momma Giraffe of our land of Giraffia.

Division 15 Giraffes strive to increase our active

membership with plenty of club and division

projects! Look for us with our hands up in the

sky doing the Giraffe call at Fall Rally!

We are the Region 13 Lionfish and we

love to serve, lead, and cheer. Our Re-

gional Advisor is

Patricia Cridland,

who continues to

guide and teach us

every day.

DIVISION 10 NORTH DIVISION 10 SOUTH DIVISION 35 EAST DIVISION 35 WEST DIVISION 15

CLUBS IN REGION 13

Alhambra

Don Bosco

Gabrielino

Mark Keppel

Mission

Montebello

Ramona

Rosemead

San Gabriel

Schurr

Wilson

Upcoming Events CHA for Tea Fundy October 21th

October DCM October 30th

Spirit Workshop November 12th

Marshall

Maranatha

Rosemary

San Marino

South Pasadena

Temple City

Upcoming Events October DCM

October 23rd

Mock Rally Days

Oct 29/30

Thanksgiving Dinner in the Park

November 24th

Bonita

Charter Oak

Diamond Bar

John A. Rowland

La Puente

Nogales

Northview

San Dimas

South Hills

Walnut

West Covina

Upcoming Events November DCM

TBD

Benefit Concert

December 5th

Rose Float Decorating

December 28

Arcadia

Arroyo

Baldwin Park

Duarte

El Monte

Glendora

Glen A. Wilson

Los Altos

Monrovia

Mountain View

Sierra Vista

West Covina

Upcoming Events Spirit/Bonding Time:

October 29th Car Wash

November 12th Spirit Session!(Seal Pride)!

November 12th

Alta Loma

Chino

Chino Hills

Claremont

Colony

Don Antonio Lugo

Etiwanda

Los Osos

Montclair

Ontario

Ontario Christian Rancho Cucamonga

Ruben Ayala

Upland

Upcoming Events November DCM

November 5th PTP Car Wash

November 12th Pre-Fall Rally

November 18th

Winter Formal Look forward to Region 13‘s annual Winter Formal in December!

Proceeds support Pediatric Trauma Program.

As we move through the Key Club year, you‘ll begin to

notice more and more resources being added to the CNH

CyberKey on behalf of the Member Recognition

Committee. Check out the magical certificates, tutorials,

and more that are available for your use!

Video Tutorials:

These tutorials offer a complete video walkthrough of the

process of filling out certain applications or forms required

for recognition in California-Nevada-Hawaii. From

―President‘s Checklist‖ to a guide through the ―Nomination

Form‖, you‘ll find exactly what you‘re looking for with the

new tutorials.

Text Tutorials:

These tutorials, with a version for Microsoft 97-2003 and one

for Microsoft 2007, include guides for the basic steps in

completing an award or contest application. The topics for

the ―Text Tutorials‖ are different than those available for the

Video Tutorials.

Member Recognition Handbook:

The Member Recognition Handbook contains the

guidelines for each application available at the division,

district, and international levels, information on submitting

applications, as well as deadlines for the various contests

and awards.

Certificates:

As a part of ―year-long recognition‖, the Member

Recognition Committee encourages clubs and divisions to

recognize outstanding members and officers on a monthly

basis. It‘s important to remember that recognition doesn‘t

just occur at DCON! The certificates available are ―ready-

to-go‖ and can be personalized with the recipient‘s name

and school, but can also be modified to suit your club‘s

needs. As always, the Member Recognition Committee

welcomes all members interested in joining the CNH

Recognition Gmail Reflector at http://groups.google.com/

group/cnh-kc-vice-presidents?hl=en.


Recognition Center Information By Member Recognition Committee

http://groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-vice-presidents?hl=en

http://groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-vice-presidents?hl=en

NOVEMBER

Division Council Meetings


COMPILED BY LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF CNH COMPILED BY LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF CNH

DCMs are not just for officers.

members are welcome!! Come and join the fun! All

REGION 1 Division 11 Information Not Provided

Division 31 11 1:00 PM Harry Griffen Regional Park 9550 Milden Street La Mesa, California 91942

REGION 2 Division 21 11 5:00 PM Ultrazone San Diego 3146 Sports Arena Blvd

Division 37 East 13 1:00 PM Simmons Family Park 2180 Rocky Point Way

Division 37 North Information Not Provided

Division 37 South 23 1:30 PM Rancho Bernardo 18448 West Bernardo Drive San Diego, CA 92127

REGION 3 Division 4 East 12 11:00 AM Angels Stadium Angels Stadium, Anaheim, CA

Division 4 North 12 3:00 PM Bolsa Grande 9401 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92844

Division 4 West 12 6:00 PM Fountain Valley Recreational

Center

16400 Brookhurst Street, Fountain Valley CA

92708

Division 30 North 18 5:00 PM Sunny Hills High School 1801 Warburton Way Fullerton, CA 92833

Division 30 South 12 4:00 PM Modjeska Park 1331 S. Nutwood Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92804

Division 41 North 12 4:00 PM Bill Barber Park 4 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine, CA 92606

Division 41 South 12 1:00 PM Costeau Park Costeau Street Laguna Hills, CA 92653

REGION 4 Division 6 18 Information Not Provided

Division 36 East 11 2:00 PM Texonia Park 31063 East Sunset Drive North, Redlands, CA

92373

Division 36 West 11 1:00 PM Henry J. Kaiser 11155 Almond Ave, Fontana, Ca

Division 47 5 12:00 PM Sunrise Park Sunrise way 92262

REGION 5 Division 28 North 8 5:00 PM Eldorado High School 1139 Linn Ln Las Vegas, NV 89110

Division 28 South 9 5:00 PM Coronado High School 1001 Coronado Center Drive, Henderson, NV

89052-3950

Division 28 West Information Not Provided

Division 38 East 9 4:00 PM San Bernardino County

Fairground

14800 Seventh St Victorville, CA 92395-4024


REGION 6 Division 23 9 2:00 PM GuiDenby Inc. 855 S. Center Street, Reno, NV 89501

Division 45 6 2:00 PM GuiDenby Inc. Savannah Parsons


Date Time Location Address

REGION 7 Division 3 26 12:00 PM Information Not Provided

Division 16 Information Not Provided

Division 25 East 26 1:00 PM Northridge Recreational Park 18300 Lemarsh Street Northridge, CA 91325

Division 25 West 26 1:30 PM Warner Center Park 5800 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA

91367

REGION 8 Division 1 Please contact the Division 19 South LTG

Division 13 North 5 5:00 PM Bellflower Kiwanis Hall 9302 Laurel St, Bellflower 90706

Division 13 South Information Not Provided

Division 19 North 14 11:00 AM Polliwog Park 1601 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Manhattan Beach,

CA 90266

Division 19 South 11 11:00 AM Rocket Ship Park 5101 Calle de Ricardo Torrance, CA 90505

REGION 9 Division 2 19 10:00 AM Albany Bowl 540 San Pablo Avenue, Albany, CA

Division 8 Information Not Provided

Division 26 5 12:00 PM Snake Park Tassajara Ranch Dr. Danville Ca 94506

REGION 10 Division 24 Information Not Provided

Division 29 Please contact the Region Advisor

Division 42 East 12 4:00 P.M. Rancho Madera Community Park 556 Lake Park Drive, Simi Valley, CA.93065

Division 42 West 12 5:00 PM Buena High School 5670 Telegraph Road, Ventura, CA, 93003

REGION 11 Division 18 22 12:00 PM Sierra Pacific High School 1259 North 13th Avenue, Hanford, C 93230

Division 33 12 12:00 PM South High School 1101 Planz Rd · Bakersfield CA

REGION 12 Division 5 7 6:00 PM McLane High School 2727 North Cedar avenue, Fresno CA

Division 46 14 6:00 PM Delhi High School 16881 West Schendel Ave. Delhi, CA 95315

REGION 13 Division 10 North 27 12:00 PM Live Oak Park 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City, CA 91780

Division 10 South 27 1:00 PM Almansor Park 700 S. Almansor, Alhambra CA 91803

Division 15 5 6:00 PM Ontario Center Ice 201 South Plum Avenue, Ontario, CA 91761-1611

Division 35 East 5 1:00 PM Diamond Bar High School 20955 Pathfinder Road, Diamond Bar, 91765

Division 35 West 26 12:00 PM Morgan Park 4100 Baldwin Park Boulevard Baldwin Park,

California 91706

Bee a Division Assistant May if not all of these positions may be filled by the

end of summer BUT ask your Lt. Governor if any

positions are still available.

Bee a Division News Editor

Have a talent for newsletters? Some divisions may

still need one. Ask!

Bee a Task Coordinator Ask your Lt. Governor about Task Coordinator

positions.


A Division Council Meeting (DCM) is a meeting

conducted by the respective Lieutenant Governor for

the members in the division. This meeting is full of

information about upcoming events, education about

Key Club, and much more.

At DCMs, you have a chance to learn more about

various projects and events, gain a better understanding

of how great this organization truly is, and to get involved

with the division and meet new people.

We encourage you to attend so that you can learn more

about what‘s been happening in Key Club. Some DCMs

are even joined with a service project, fundraiser, or

social, so you can be there for more than one reason!

What is a

Division Council Meeting?

How can I get more

INVOLVED?

Date Time Location Address

REGION 14 Division 14 12 11:30 AM Yuba City Mall 1215 Colusa Ave. Yuba City, 95991

Division 39 12 5:00 PM Red Bluff High School Cafeteria 1260 Union Street, Red Bluff, CA

REGION 15 Division 20 & 32 6 9:30 AM Kaiser High School 511 Lunalilo Home Road, Honolulu, HI 96825-1799

REGION 16 Division 7 North 19 3:00 PM Kiwanis Family House 2875 50th Street, Sacramento, 95716

Division 7 South 18 6:00 PM Pleasant Grove High School 9531 Bond Rd. Elk Grove, CA 95624

Division 27 12 1:00 PM Dentoni Park 9244 Davis Rd Stockton, CA 95209

Division 44 North 19 6:00 AM Folsom Ice Skating Rink Sutter Street, Folsom CA

Division 44 South 19 2:00 PM Folsom Ice Rink Sutter St and Reading St, Folsom, CA

REGION 17 Division 12 East 18 5:00 PM City Beach corner of Auto Mall and Grimmer Blvd

Division 12 South 4 6:00 PM San Jose Skate 397 Blossom Hill Road San Jose, CA 95123 (408) 226

-1155


Division 34 North Information Not Provided

Division 34 South 10 1:30 PM Fremont High School 41717 Palm Ave, Fremont, California

Division 43 12 4:30 PM Monterey Lanes Bowling Alley 2161 Fremont Street Monterey, CA 93940-5242

REGION 18 Division 22 19 9:00 AM Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar

Company

1 Hansen St, Puunene, HI 96784-9997

Thank You for Reading

This publication was made with L–O-V-E for our MEMBERS! The entire CNH Key Club Board

contributes to this publication every month for YOU - the members, officers, and advisors of the

California- Nevada-Hawai‘i Key Club District. We hope you found this informative and helpful.

Please do not hesitate to any of contact us. Contact information listed for Board members are the

official Kiwanis provided addresses (aliases). These are linked to our gmail accounts.


Executive Team Governor Erinn Wong ........................................ [email protected] Secretary Andrew Liu ......................................... [email protected] Treasurer Christopher J. Van [email protected] Technology Editor Elijah Kang ......................... [email protected] Committee Chairs District Convention Philip Nguyen ...................... [email protected] District Projects Alex Liu .......................................... [email protected] Kiwanis Family & Foundation Mark Ubongen ...... [email protected] Member Recognition Sasha Spala ............................ [email protected] Member Relations Charmaine LeBlanc [email protected] Policies, International, Elections Miles Glick ......... [email protected] District Administrator Lisa Lotito-Byers ............. [email protected] Director, SLP Bruce Hennings ............................... [email protected] Assistant Administrator Marshall Roberson ............... [email protected] Special Assistant: Ethics Pete Ballew .............................. [email protected] Special Assistant: Grants Marek LeBlanc .................... [email protected] Region 1 Division 11 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 31 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Dan Rodgers .................................. [email protected] Region 2 Division 21 ............................................................ [email protected] Division 37 East ..................................................d37ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 37 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 37 South ............................................... [email protected] Region Advisor John Crawford........................... [email protected] Region 3 Division 4 East ...................................................... [email protected] Division 4 North .................................................. [email protected] Division 4 West ................................................... [email protected] Division 30 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 30 South ............................................... [email protected] Division 41 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 41 South ............................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Randy Golden [email protected] Region Elaine Pong ........................................................ [email protected]

Region 4 Division 6 ............................................................... [email protected] Division 36 East ................................................. [email protected] Division 36 West ............................................... [email protected] Division 47 .......................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Carolyn Qualm .............................. [email protected] Region 5 Division 28 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 28 South .............................................. [email protected] Division 28 West ............................................... [email protected] Division 38 East .................................................. [email protected] Division 38 West ................................................ [email protected] Region Advisor Alyson Palmer ............................. [email protected] Region Advisor Jennifer Skidmore ..................... [email protected] Region 6 Division 23 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 45 .................................................... please contact D23 Lt. Governor Region Advisor Michael McStroul .......................... [email protected] Region 7 Divisions 3 .............................................................. [email protected] Division 16 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 25 East ................................................. [email protected] Division 25 West ............................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Doug Ridnor .................................... [email protected] Region Advisor JoAnne Catran .................................... [email protected] Region 8 Division 1 ........................................................... please contact Region Advisor Division 13 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 13 South .............................................. [email protected] Division 19 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 19 South .............................................. [email protected] Region Advisor Mark Ross ......................................... [email protected] Region 9 Division 2 .............................................................. [email protected] Division 8 ............................................................... [email protected] Division 26 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Doug Gin ................................. [email protected] Region Advisor Lisa Grover.................................... [email protected]


Region 16 Division 7 North ................................................... [email protected] Division 7 South .................................................. [email protected] Division 27 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 44 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 44 South .............................................. [email protected] Region Advisor Rae Whitby-Brummer .......................... [email protected] Region Advisor Judi Whitby .................................................. [email protected] Region 17 Division 12 East ................................................. [email protected] Division 12 South .............................................. [email protected] Division 12 West ............................................... [email protected] Division 34 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 34 South .............................................. [email protected] Division 43 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Jennifer Buelna ................................ [email protected] Region Advisor Jim Davis ................................. [email protected] Region Advisor Jim Hart .................................................. [email protected] Region 18 Division 22 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Charlene Masuhara ....................... [email protected]

Regions 10 Division 24 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 29 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 42 East ..................................................d42ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 42 West ............................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Mike Van Etten ........................... [email protected] Region 11 Division 18 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 33 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Carole Farris .................................. [email protected] Region 12 Division 5 ............................................................... [email protected] Division 46 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Frank Vierra ................................. [email protected] Region 13 Division 10 North ............................................. [email protected] Division 10 South ............................................... [email protected] Division 15 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 35 East ..................................................d35ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 35 West ............................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Patty Cridland ....................... [email protected] Region 14 Division 14 ........................................................... [email protected] Division 39 .................................................... please contact D14 Lt. Governor Region Advisor Rhonda Cameron ....................... [email protected] Region 15 Division 20 .................................................... please contact D32 Lt. Governor Division 32 ........................................................... [email protected] Region Advisor Sue Cummins ...................................... [email protected]

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