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November 2012<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> | K E Y C L U B<br />
Please BEE Green! Do not print this newsletter.<br />
The Official<br />
Volume 4 | Issue 6<br />
Division 37 South Key Clubbers packing fortified rice<br />
that will be sent to Africa to help alleviate world hunger.<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong><br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012
The <strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong><br />
Contributions by the 2012-2013 <strong>District</strong> Board<br />
In THIS issue... November 2012 | Volume 4 | Issue 6<br />
Nov. 2012 Edition<br />
Messages from Executives ............................. 2<br />
DCON 2013: A Million Waves of Service ...... 4<br />
SAA Updates .................................................... 5<br />
Featured Contests: Service Contests ........... 6<br />
Clubs of the Month: October ........................ 7<br />
Key Club Week Ad ........................................ 8<br />
Key Club Week Reminders ............................ 9<br />
The Eliminate Project ................................... 10<br />
A Slice of P.I.E: Officer Duties:<br />
Lieutenant Governor ......................... 11<br />
Policy, International, & Elections:<br />
Candidate Training Conferences .... 12<br />
The BUZZ Quiz ...................................... 12<br />
Pass The Policy: 142.2 ......................... 12<br />
Surf Lesson:<br />
Active Appreciation .......................... 13<br />
Impact on your Community ............. 13<br />
Members of the Month: October .............. 14<br />
Featured News:<br />
Art Walk on the Bay .......................... 15<br />
PTP Car Wash ..................................... 15<br />
Region 04 Training Conference ...... 15<br />
Special Olympics ............................... 16<br />
Kelly Day ............................................. 16<br />
Piedmont Harvest Festival ................. 16<br />
Region 16 Training Conference ...... 17<br />
Region 07 Training Conference ...... 17<br />
Special Feature: Region 03 News ............. 18<br />
Division Council Meetings: November ..... 19<br />
What is a DCM? ........................................... 21<br />
Contact Information .................................... 22<br />
10 ELIMINATE Project<br />
Hey <strong>CNH</strong> Bees!<br />
5<br />
12<br />
Candidate Training Conferences<br />
19 Division Council Meetings<br />
A word from the<br />
Key Club Week<br />
8<br />
16 Kelly Day<br />
It is now November and the weather is starting to<br />
become cooler! Make sure to always stay warm and<br />
healthy, especially when tackling those service events.<br />
In this issue, you will find various service and event ideas<br />
you can share with fellow members. The first full week of<br />
November marks the start of Key Club Week, so be<br />
prepared for some awesome events to celebrate with<br />
those around you!<br />
Within these pages, you will also meet your 2013 <strong>District</strong><br />
Sergeant at Arms Coordinators for <strong>District</strong> Convention in<br />
March. Please give them a warm welcome as they serve<br />
alongside you, the members.<br />
October was jam-packed full of events and Region<br />
Training Conferences, so be sure to read<br />
up on news around the district!<br />
Thank you and have a great November!<br />
Buzzing with Service,<br />
Mark Ubongen<br />
<strong>District</strong> News Editor<br />
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The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012<br />
Art Walk<br />
on the Bay<br />
NEWS EDITOR<br />
Page 1
Messages from the<br />
contributions by the 2012-2013<br />
Executive Board<br />
GOVERNOR<br />
Alyssa Yocom<br />
Hello <strong>CNH</strong> Bees!<br />
Happy November! As this month leads into<br />
cooler weather, crispy leaves, and more<br />
service opportunities I hope you take the<br />
chance to plan a project! With the holiday<br />
season just around the corner, this is your<br />
time to get the Kiwanis Family together to<br />
plan a project! From food drives and soup<br />
kitchens, to cleaning up a park the service<br />
opportunities don’t end. Since it is Kiwanis<br />
Family month bee sure to talk to your<br />
sponsoring Kiwanis Club on doing a project<br />
together!<br />
November also marks the halfway point of the<br />
Key Club year. From April through October,<br />
our district has reached amazing heights!<br />
From all of the service that we have done, to<br />
reaching 46,072 members for the 2011-2012<br />
Key Club fiscal year we are continually<br />
striving to reach our goals. Since it is the<br />
halfway point, I would like to highlight just<br />
some of the amazing things our district board<br />
has done on your behalf. The InfiniBEEs have<br />
provided you with resources through the<br />
<strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong>, updates to the CyberKey<br />
and valuable workshops at all Region Training<br />
Conference. The <strong>District</strong> Board has also<br />
created many new materials for your use such<br />
as the Universal Sign-In Sheet and updating<br />
all contest and award applications for this<br />
year. The <strong>District</strong> Convention theme has been<br />
chosen and logistics continue to be worked<br />
out so that we can all come together and<br />
celebrate our million reasons to serve in<br />
March. Each of our Lt. Governors, appointed<br />
board members, and executives have been<br />
busy bees serving you!<br />
With six more months until convention, our<br />
district has just enough time to reach<br />
phenomenal heights! I would like to remind<br />
you of our district goals to<br />
b e c o m p l e t e d b y<br />
Convention in March:<br />
46,000 members, 800,000<br />
hours of service, and<br />
$154,000 for the Pediatric<br />
Trauma Program. Please<br />
continue to work toward<br />
accomplishing our goals<br />
this month by planning a<br />
project, volunteering, and<br />
encouraging your club secretary to turn in the<br />
club’s Monthly Report Form.<br />
I would love to hear about all of the amazing<br />
Kiwanis Family projects that you do this<br />
month! If you ever have any questions,<br />
comments, or concerns please do not hesitate<br />
to contact me.<br />
Yours in Service,<br />
Alyssa Yocom<br />
<strong>District</strong> Governor<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> Executive Board<br />
The 2012-2013 <strong>CNH</strong><br />
DISTRICT GOALS<br />
Members - 46,000<br />
Service Hours - 800,000<br />
Dollars for PTP - $154,000<br />
__________________________<br />
1,000,000<br />
One MILLION<br />
Reasons To Serve<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012<br />
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Messages from the<br />
Executive Board<br />
SECRETARY<br />
Lloyd Chen<br />
Hello <strong>CNH</strong>!<br />
Throughout October, I received the opportunity<br />
to meet many of you through Region Training<br />
Conferences. I hope you enjoyed the<br />
experience as much as I did as the amount of<br />
spirit for service was inspiring. I also hope the<br />
information and various workshops presented<br />
were helpful. Fall Rally North was a blast, and I<br />
look forward to attending Fall Rally South!<br />
In addition, Key Club Week is coming up!<br />
November 5-9 is a special duration to celebrate Key Club and all of<br />
the wonderful opportunities it provides. The theme for Monday is<br />
“Show your K in every way”. Basically, publicize and promote Key<br />
Club. Tuesday is “Kudos to the Key players”. This day is about<br />
thanking the supporters and advisors who make Key Club possible.<br />
Wednesday represents “Connect the Ks” in which Key Clubbers<br />
associate with the Kiwanis family including Circle K, Builders Club,<br />
and Aktion clubs. For Thursday, “Bring a friend to Key Club”; this<br />
is a day for you to introduce Key Club to a friend or two. And<br />
Friday “Your way” is the day for clubs to focus on a project and<br />
integrate activities from other Key Club days.<br />
Remember that our district goals are raising $154,000 for Pediatric<br />
Trauma Program (PTP), reaching 46,000 members, and serving<br />
800,000 hours of community service. Together, we can make a<br />
difference and achieve our goals that give us a million reasons to<br />
serve.<br />
Secretaries, continue keeping up the great work, communicating<br />
with your Lieutenant Governor, Kiwanis Sponsor, and club board.<br />
Remember this is the time to work with your club’s treasurer in<br />
order to create a club roster. Continue to complete your Monthly<br />
Report Form in a timely manner as accurately as you can. Your job<br />
is crucial not only to the success of the club you serve, but also to<br />
our <strong>District</strong> and Key Club as a whole as we are able to document<br />
our progress in reaching our district goals. Enjoy this month of<br />
Thanksgiving, fun, and service!<br />
In service and friendship,<br />
Lloyd Chen<br />
<strong>District</strong> Secretary<br />
compiled by the 2012-2013<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> Executive Board<br />
TREASURER<br />
Cannon Joyce<br />
Hello <strong>CNH</strong> BEEs!<br />
November is<br />
finally here! As the<br />
weather starts to<br />
change remember<br />
to stay warm and<br />
healthy. This<br />
month has a lot of<br />
activities and<br />
things going on. I<br />
hope everyone is<br />
ready for Thanksgiving and realizes<br />
that this will be a great time to give<br />
back to the community. If you need<br />
help thinking of any fundraisers or<br />
want to start a November<br />
Thanksgiving event, let me know (:<br />
Also remember that this month dues<br />
will be sent to Key Club International.<br />
Make sure you pay your club dues<br />
and give your information to the club<br />
secretary, so they can process the<br />
dues by November 20th to meet the<br />
December 1st dues deadline for ontime<br />
status and be eligible for the<br />
retention award. Thank you for all of<br />
your patience with the membership<br />
update center and with the transition<br />
between the old and new process. I<br />
also want to thank all of the clubs<br />
that have been pushing to fundraise<br />
for the Pediatric Trauma Program<br />
and all of the hard work you are<br />
doing. Remember that if we continue<br />
to work hard we will be able to reach<br />
our goal of $154,000 for PTP. If you<br />
have anything you want to talk about<br />
please call, email, or contact me in<br />
any way and I will be happy to help<br />
you with anything.<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> Treasurer,<br />
Cannon Joyce<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 3
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 4
<strong>District</strong> Convention<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> Projects Committee<br />
SAA Updates<br />
A Word from your<br />
Sergeant at Arms Coordinators<br />
The California-Nevada-Hawaii Sergeant at Arms Team consists of the two SAA Coordinators and<br />
the two SAA Mentors. They take the responsibility of educating all members on the Code of<br />
Conduct and enforcing it during Key Club events, especially <strong>District</strong> Convention. Overall, they<br />
promote a general atmosphere of safety and maintain the integrity of Key Club International.<br />
Hello <strong>CNH</strong> Bees,<br />
My name is Josef<br />
Madrigal, and I am<br />
one of your<br />
Sergeant at Arms<br />
Coordinators for<br />
this year. Unlike<br />
previous years, the<br />
Sergeant at Arms<br />
Coordinators are<br />
not Lieutenant Governors; this means that<br />
I am just a Key Club member like many of<br />
you. I am honored to have this position.<br />
Two years ago during <strong>District</strong> Convention<br />
in Anaheim, California, I began to fall in<br />
love with Key Club; I decided to do as<br />
much as I can to help our wonderful<br />
organization. As the SAA Coordinator this<br />
year, I will be able to help other members<br />
feel the way that I felt by ensuring that<br />
they are free from any form of danger or<br />
discomfort. By performing my duties to the<br />
best of my ability, I hope that I can inspire<br />
many of you to be the best that you could<br />
possibly be.<br />
I am so excited for the rest of my term,<br />
and I cannot wait to meet many of you<br />
during <strong>District</strong> Convention.<br />
Forever Buzzing In Service,<br />
Josef Madrigal<br />
Hello, Cal-Nev-Ha Key<br />
Clubbers,<br />
My name is Vyvy Hoang<br />
and I will be serving as<br />
your 2012-2013 Sergeant<br />
at Arms Task Coordinator.<br />
Well, most of you<br />
might say: “What is<br />
Sergeant at Arms?”<br />
Sergeants at Arms, or for<br />
short SAAs, are volunteers at <strong>District</strong><br />
Convention that help out by checking on Dress<br />
Code, the Code of Conduct, and Key Club<br />
International’s policies.<br />
I joined Key Club my freshman year and started<br />
to attend <strong>District</strong> Convention every year from<br />
then on. Over the years, I realized that Key<br />
Club has given me such wonderful<br />
opportunities, and I have made it my goal to<br />
give back to Key Club by trying to give the<br />
members an enjoyable and safe time during<br />
<strong>District</strong> Convention. I hope to not only help but<br />
also inspire others to realize that there are<br />
many waves out there, you just have to keep<br />
trying.<br />
I am looking forward to working with all the<br />
members who are going to sign up to become<br />
an SAA at <strong>District</strong> Convention when Online<br />
Registration for DCON opens up.<br />
Buzzing At Your Service,<br />
Vyvy Hoang<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012<br />
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<strong>District</strong> Updates Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> Member Recognition Committee<br />
Member Recognition Corner<br />
SERVICE CONTESTS<br />
Featured Contest: Service Contests<br />
The following are contests that a club may apply for as a whole. There are various focus areas;<br />
however, all of these contests emphasize on promoting the ideals and values of Key Club<br />
International.<br />
Major Emphasis<br />
This contest recognizes clubs that have initiated or participated in projects related to the Key<br />
Club International Major Emphasis (Children: Their Future, Our Focus) during the past <strong>District</strong><br />
Administrative year.<br />
Single Service<br />
This contest recognizes clubs that have planned and initiated a distinguishable service project<br />
during the past <strong>District</strong> Administrative year.<br />
REMEMBER: All <strong>District</strong> & International contest applications must<br />
be submitted by Friday, February 8 th , 2013.<br />
Join the <strong>CNH</strong> Key Club Recognition Reflector and be constantly updated of<br />
newly developed resources for recognition!!!<br />
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups#!forum/cnh-kc-recognition<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012<br />
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Million Dollar Clubs<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> KC Lieutenant Governors<br />
Clubs of the Month<br />
Oct ‘12<br />
Division Club Division Club Division Club<br />
Lt. Governors recognized these performing clubs last month for their<br />
commitment to service and the impacts they have created! Congratulations!<br />
Division 1 Division 19 South Bishop Montgomery Division 37 East Orange Glen<br />
Division 2 San Leandro Division 20/32 Fort Bragg Division 37 North Mission Vista<br />
Division 3 North Verdugo Hills Division 21 Patrick Henry Division 37 South Westview<br />
Division 3 South Hollywood Division 22 King Kekaulike Division 38 East<br />
Division 4 East Orange County<br />
School of the Arts<br />
Division 23 North Valleys Division 38 West Lancaster<br />
Division 4 North Division 24 Division 39 Foothill<br />
Division 4 West Division 25 East Birmingham Division 41 North Woodbridge<br />
Division 5 Clovis North Division 25 West El Camino Real Division 41 South Trabuco Hills<br />
Division 6 North Notre Dame Division 26 North Division 42 East Simi Valley<br />
Division 6 South Chaparral Division 26 South Dublin Division 42 West Channel Islands<br />
Division 7 North Division 27 North Bear Creek Division 43<br />
Division 7 South Division 27 South Edison Division 44 North Roseville<br />
Division 8 American Canyon Division 28 North Las Vegas<br />
Academy<br />
Division 44 South Rosemont<br />
Division 10 North San Marino Division 28 South Liberty Division 45 Carson<br />
Division 10 South Gabrielino Division 28 West Desert Oasis Division 46 Livingston<br />
Division 11 Division 29 Righetti High Division 47<br />
Division 12 East Piedmont Hills Division 30 North La Serna<br />
Division 12 South Division 30 South Savanna<br />
Division 12 West Lincoln Division 31 Grossmont<br />
Division 13 North Norwalk Division 33<br />
Division 13 South Cabrillo Division 34 North San Mateo<br />
Division 14 River Valley Division 34 South Homestead<br />
Division 15 Chino Hills Division 35 East Rowland<br />
Division 16 Burbank Division 35 West Duarte<br />
Division 18 Division 36 East Redlands<br />
Division 19 North CAMS Division 36 West Fontana<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 7
DID YOU<br />
HEAR?<br />
KEY CLUB WEEK<br />
IS COMING!<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 8
Kiwanis Relations<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> Member Relations Committee<br />
Key Club Week | November 5-9, 2012<br />
Key Club Week<br />
Reminders<br />
Hello Cali-Nev-Ha Buzzin’ Bees!<br />
The Member Relations Committee<br />
hopes that you all have enjoyed<br />
your few months of school so far.<br />
This is just a reminder that Key<br />
Club Week (11/05/12-11/09/12) is<br />
right around the corner. We<br />
encourage you to participate in the<br />
Key Club Week activities in your<br />
school and to have your members<br />
join in the festivities. As far as<br />
reminders go, please continue to<br />
advertise the week to all of your<br />
peers and even make it into a<br />
school-wide event! Have all of the<br />
necessary paperwork (Event<br />
Request Forms (ERFs), fundraiser<br />
request forms, media release<br />
forms, etc.) filled out if you have<br />
not done so. The epitome of Key<br />
Club is about to come knocking on<br />
your door step! A whole week<br />
dedicated to the celebration of Key<br />
Club International and all of our<br />
accomplishments so far? It can’t<br />
get any better than this.<br />
November 5th – Monday<br />
Show Your K In Every Way<br />
Key Club Week<br />
You can wear your favorite Key Club gear: pins, lanyards, shirts,<br />
sweaters. Take the next step by putting on spirit gear and cheering<br />
around the school. Let that spirit emanate throughout the whole<br />
school building. Even your club can post Key Club flyers all over<br />
your school! Show that you are absolutely proud to be a part of this<br />
amazing organization!<br />
November 6th – Tuesday<br />
Kudos to the Key Players<br />
This is the day where you give thanks and show your appreciation to<br />
those that support Key Club. Make your sponsoring Kiwanis Club a<br />
gift basket, create a thank you card for your faculty advisor, cook<br />
some breakfast for the teachers that act as chaperones, and do as<br />
much as you can for those who have made a KEY difference within<br />
your club!<br />
November 7th – Wednesday<br />
Connect the K’s<br />
K-Kids, Builders, KIWIN’S, Circle K, and Kiwanis- all the K’s should get<br />
together on this day. Attend your sponsoring Kiwanis’ meeting or<br />
create a joint service project with your local Circle K. Stop by the<br />
local Builders Club or read to the little ones in K-Kids.<br />
November 8th – Thursday<br />
Bring a Friend to Key Club<br />
Invite potential members to Key Club so they can see what we’re<br />
all about. Maybe reintroduce a friend to the wonderful world of<br />
Key Club so they can rekindle their passion for service. Show off our<br />
core values of inclusiveness and caring to get all those new<br />
members excited to join Key Club!<br />
November 9th – Friday<br />
Your Way<br />
Hold a service project, maybe repeat a day, plan a social – let your<br />
creativity flow by doing it your own way. This is your chance to<br />
invigorate the club with an idea that has been flowing through your<br />
mind all year long. You know what they say; they save the best day<br />
for last!<br />
What are you waiting for?! Celebrate Key Club Week this November!<br />
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Education Corner<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> Kiwanis Family and Foundation Committee<br />
Service Initiatives<br />
What is Maternal and<br />
Neonatal Tetanus?<br />
In 34 countries around the world,<br />
maternal and neonatal tetanus<br />
(MNT) can quickly turn the joy of<br />
childbirth into tragedy. MNT kills<br />
one baby every nine minutes. Its<br />
effects are excruciating — tiny<br />
newborns suffer repeated, painful<br />
convulsi ons and extreme<br />
sensitivity to light and touch.<br />
There is little hope of survival.<br />
Tetanus does not only kill<br />
newborns, but their mothers too.<br />
MNT is caused when tetanus<br />
spores, found in soil everywhere,<br />
come into contact with open<br />
cuts during childbirth. The disease<br />
strikes the poorest of the poor, the<br />
geographically hard to reach<br />
and those without health care.<br />
Maternal and neonatal tetanus<br />
represents a very high proportion<br />
of the total tetanus disease<br />
b u r d e n d u e m a i n l y t o<br />
i n a d e q u a t e i m m u n i z a t i o n<br />
services, limited or absent clean<br />
delivery services and improper<br />
post-partum cord care. The<br />
majority of mothers and newborns<br />
dying of tetanus live in Africa and<br />
Southern and East Asia, generally<br />
in areas where women are poor,<br />
have little access to health care,<br />
and have little information about<br />
safe delivery practices.<br />
What is the Eliminate Project?<br />
The Eliminate Project is a union<br />
between Kiwanis International<br />
and UNICEF, two world renowned<br />
organizations. Since 2010, these<br />
two organizations have come together<br />
to serve with one goal in mind: to<br />
eliMiNaTe maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT). This deadly disease steals the lives of<br />
nearly 60,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year. The<br />
effects of the disease are excruciating— tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful<br />
convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. To eliMiNaTe MNT from the<br />
Earth, more than 60 million mothers and their future babies must be immunized,<br />
requiring vaccines, syringes, safe storage, and more. It will take US$110 million and the<br />
dedicated work of UNICEF and every member of the Kiwanis Family to eliMiNaTe MNT.<br />
How can you help? With only US$1.80, this money protects one mother and her future<br />
children. Donate to our battle against this disease now!<br />
How can your Key Club get involved?<br />
Educate.<br />
Reach out using social media with news, stories, and inspiration<br />
to motivate members and non-members<br />
Tell members about the Eliminate Project at meetings.<br />
Share photos, videos, and presentations<br />
Invite health professionals, Eliminate Project officials, or Kiwanis members<br />
to club meetings to talk about the dangers of MNT and the Eliminate Project.<br />
Explain the positive impact the Kiwanis family is making and<br />
the plan to eliMiNaTe!<br />
Give.<br />
One of the best ways is to give gifts!<br />
Gifts from local fundraisers, local businesses and companies<br />
Pledges from your club treasury, individual club members<br />
Pledges from within your Kiwanis family<br />
Serve.<br />
Host events for mothers in the community<br />
Host a community baby shower for an organization that supports new mothers.<br />
Host a concert or breakfast for local mothers.<br />
Search for local outreach programs at local hospitals, schools, and daycares.<br />
The Eliminate Project is the Kiwanis<br />
Family's biggest campaign for children<br />
yet. This shows how passionate UNICEF<br />
and each Service Leadership Program<br />
under Kiwanis International are in<br />
expanding their limits and dedicating<br />
themselves to making the world a better<br />
place. As a member of Key Club, you are<br />
a part of one of the many Service<br />
Leadership Programs under Kiwanis<br />
International and you contribute to this<br />
grand project of serving children in<br />
countries across the world.<br />
Resources<br />
Website: www.eliminateproject.org<br />
Twitter: #Elimin8<br />
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheEliminateProject<br />
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/TheEliminateProject<br />
The Eliminate Project:<br />
Campaign Office<br />
Kiwanis International<br />
3636 Woodview Trace,<br />
Indianapolis, IN 46268 USA<br />
(317) 217-6213; (317) 471-8323 (fax)<br />
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Education Corner<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> Policy, Int. Business, Elections Committee<br />
Policy, International, & Elections<br />
Candidate Training<br />
Conferences<br />
Interested in running<br />
for Lieutenant Governor<br />
or <strong>District</strong> Office?<br />
Make sure to attend the annual Candidate Training<br />
Conferences (CTC)! Here, you will get a better idea of<br />
the duties of the office you’re interested in as well as<br />
prepare for the real election. Preparation ranges from<br />
asking questions to the current officers to answering<br />
questions in a mock caucus to giving a short speech.<br />
This one-day training is a great deciding factor in<br />
determining whether you want to become a<br />
candidate or not, so take the opportunity while you<br />
can! The Lt. Governor Conference will be held on<br />
December 1st, 2012 and the <strong>District</strong> Officer<br />
Conference will be held on January 12th, 2013. These<br />
are not mandatory events for candidates but are<br />
highly recommended and helpful.<br />
On top of all the training that will take place, you’ll<br />
have the chance to meet a number of potential<br />
candidates in your area! With them, you can share<br />
your reasons for being interested, ideas to prepare for<br />
elections, and general thoughts about the whole<br />
thing.<br />
Do you hear that ringing in your ear? That’s an alarm<br />
telling you that you should attend Candidate Training<br />
Conference! So, what are you waiting for? Head on<br />
over to the <strong>CNH</strong> CyberKey for more information on<br />
the conferences. Stay posted for updates on time,<br />
locations, and registration.<br />
Steps: cnhkeyclub.org > Events > Candidate<br />
Training Conference<br />
The Buzz Quiz<br />
Think you know everything about Key Club there is to know? Well, now you<br />
can put your knowledge to the test. Each month, this quiz will switch up<br />
questions focusing on the Key Club basics as well as International Business.<br />
Just take a couple of minutes to answer them. You’ll be able to see how<br />
much you know and learn more as the year goes on!<br />
1. Which training conference is recommended the most for those<br />
who wish to run for Lt. Governor or a <strong>District</strong> Office?<br />
a. Officer Training Conference<br />
b. Region Training Conference<br />
c. Candidate Training Conference<br />
2. According to International and <strong>District</strong> Policy, how many elected<br />
positions are there on the Division level?<br />
a. One - the Lt. Governor<br />
b. Three - the Lt. Governor, News Editor, and Executive<br />
Assistant<br />
c. None - all positions are appointed<br />
3. Which chocolate company is partnered with Key Club<br />
International?<br />
a. Hershey's<br />
b. Snickers<br />
c. Godiva<br />
4. Which Key Club International fund helps clubs serve their<br />
community by giving grants and academic scholarships?<br />
a. Key Leader (KL)<br />
b. Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF)<br />
c. Service Leadership Program (SLP)<br />
5. When is the next Key Club Week?<br />
a. January 8-12, 2013<br />
b. November 1-5, 2012<br />
c. November 5-9, 2012<br />
Pass the Policy:<br />
142.2 Election Procedures<br />
Anyone who has been a paid member of a club in good<br />
standing for at least four month may run for Lt. Governor at<br />
the Division Conclave. At the election, each candidate will<br />
present a speech and answer questions. Up to two delegates<br />
from each club will participate in voting, and the candidate<br />
with the majority of votes will be elected. The Lt. Governor<br />
Elect will not begin his/her term until the last day of <strong>District</strong><br />
Convention. Understanding the process of this election is not<br />
only important for the candidates but also for all members<br />
who want a general sense of the club, district, and<br />
international elections as well. If you’re interested in learning<br />
more about how you can run for office or even just participate<br />
as a delegate at this election, contact your current Lt.<br />
Governor for more information or refer to the <strong>District</strong> Policy<br />
Manual on the <strong>CNH</strong> CyberKey.<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 12
Member Relations<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> Member Relations Committee<br />
Surf Lessons:<br />
Active Appreciation<br />
With our terms as officers already<br />
halfway complete, it is crucial that we<br />
appreciate the support given to us.<br />
From the quiet member that waves to<br />
you in the hallway during passing<br />
period to the loud applause given to<br />
you as you walk up stage and receive<br />
your award, the impact that<br />
recognition brings is limitless. It is<br />
even more important to distinguish<br />
select individuals for their hard work<br />
by observing this phenomenon. Every<br />
member and supporter out there<br />
deserves a round of applause, and<br />
here are some ways to help you out:<br />
Member of the Month –<br />
Do you have a member in your club<br />
that attended every single service<br />
project, meeting, and social that you<br />
held in the month? Is he or she going<br />
BEEyond the call to service and<br />
taking the time out his or her<br />
schedule to help the community?<br />
Would you like to show how fantastic<br />
this individual is? Incorporate the<br />
“Member of the Month” into your club<br />
a c t i v i t i e s t o s u r p r i s e t h e s e<br />
outstanding students! Highlight the<br />
person at your club meeting and give<br />
them a certificate along with some<br />
other incentive such as a candy bar or<br />
a miniature spirit stick. This goes a<br />
long way for some people because<br />
this may be the first time they have<br />
ever received recognition. It gives<br />
the member something to show for all<br />
of their hard work. You can even<br />
incorporate this at a support-level<br />
with your chaperones and advisors<br />
because they deserve just as much<br />
love as the members do. Instead of<br />
giving them a candy bar, try giving<br />
them a scented candle or a gift card<br />
to the local diner.<br />
Appreciation Dinner –<br />
This event can be used to recognize<br />
all individuals that support us along<br />
our Key Club journey, which includes<br />
members, advisors, chaperones,<br />
parents, and guardians. Take one<br />
day out of the week to host an<br />
appreciation dinner at your local<br />
restaurant (or have them cater at<br />
your school). Your agenda for this<br />
event should include invitations made<br />
for the designated individuals that<br />
you want to honor, a recognition<br />
ceremony where you can have<br />
specific individuals come up front and<br />
talk about their experience so far and<br />
how much of an impact Key Club has<br />
made on them, and maybe even a<br />
performance that can lighten the<br />
mood and provide some humor for<br />
the audience.<br />
Random Acts of Kindness –<br />
This idea was proposed by some<br />
schools in the district. This has such<br />
a broad meaning to it, but Random<br />
Acts of Kindness aim to catch the<br />
members by surprise and just give<br />
them a special thank you. These acts<br />
range anywhere from giving them<br />
goodie bags in their classes along<br />
with a thank-you note to performing a<br />
flash mob for a teacher during lunch<br />
highlighting his or her actions that<br />
have helped your club along the way.<br />
Random Acts of Kindness gears<br />
students more towards the ideas of<br />
recognizing others rather than<br />
specifics. Remember, it is the<br />
thought that counts!<br />
Impact on your<br />
Community<br />
By this time of year, many Key<br />
Club members struggle for many<br />
reasons ranging anywhere from<br />
the rigor that comes with an<br />
intense schedule to the overload<br />
of other extracurricular activities<br />
and sports. However, the<br />
Member Relations Committee<br />
would like to take a moment to<br />
encourage all of you to keep<br />
pushing through. The impact that<br />
the California-Nevada-Hawaii<br />
<strong>District</strong> makes is all thanks to<br />
you. Without the countless<br />
service hours that you contribute<br />
building houses for the homeless<br />
and delivering care packages to<br />
our everyday heroes, the brilliant<br />
ideas flowing through your minds<br />
and out onto the table to make<br />
events even bigger and better,<br />
and the superior support that you<br />
give to each and every individual<br />
out there so that they can<br />
continue to strive for the best,<br />
the <strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> would not be<br />
where it stands tall and proud<br />
today. All it takes is one person<br />
to make a difference in their<br />
community, and that certainly is<br />
you. So please keep your heads<br />
held high regardless of any<br />
situation you may be facing right<br />
now and fight on because the<br />
<strong>CNH</strong> <strong>District</strong> knows that you are<br />
impacting the community one<br />
person at a time.<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 13
Million Dollar Bees<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> KC Lieutenant Governors<br />
Members of the Month<br />
Oct ‘12<br />
Division Member Division Member Division Member<br />
Division 1 Division 19 South Abraham Garalde Division 37 East Joe Macken<br />
Division 2 Kelly Chan Division 20/32 Michael Tran Division 37 North Yecenia Reyes<br />
Division 3 North Arielle Murphy Division 21 Vivian Vuong Division 37 South Mei Chang<br />
Division 3 South Tedrick Salonga Division 22 Marissa Kuo Division 38 East<br />
Division 4 East Aaron Robles Division 23 Mickey Rosal Division 38 West Susan Chor<br />
Division 4 North Division 24 Division 39 Christina Nowak<br />
Division 4 West Division 25 East Monica Reyes Division 41 North Aristotle Pham<br />
Division 5 Kendra Quinlan Division 25 West Kevin Tu Division 41 South Chris Craddock<br />
Division 6 North Jacob Morales Division 26 North Division 42 East Celene Leiva<br />
Division 6 South Hannah Preston Division 26 South Matt Harris Division 42 West Mireya Lemus<br />
Division 7 North Division 27 North Annie Nguyen Division 43<br />
Division 7 South Division 27 South Michael Alvarado Division 44 North Emily Miller<br />
Division 8 Antonio Erryn Division 28 North Josh Tolentino Division 44 South Natasha Liu<br />
Division 10 North Jane Le Division 28 South Linh Truong Division 45 Eddie Hendrickson<br />
Division 10 South Elnora Phu Division 28 West Vincent Pham Division 46 Amandeep Kaur<br />
Division 11 Division 29 Maria Alcantar Division 47<br />
Division 12 East Jennifer Duong Division 30 North Patriz Manalo<br />
Division 12 South Division 30 South Levia Tran<br />
Division 12 West Syd Do Division 31 Catarina F.<br />
Division 13 North Erin Hong Division 33<br />
Division 13 South Jonathon Alcantara Division 34 North Gina Tu<br />
Division 14 Angelica Villalobos Division 34 South Baotran Ton<br />
Division 15 Amy He Division 35 East Vicky Chen<br />
Division 16 Tori Park Division 35 West Judy Chen<br />
Division 18 Division 36 East Sunny Jeon<br />
Division 19 North Richard Ochoa Division 36 West Aaron Gomez<br />
Lt. Governors recognized these individuals last month<br />
for their commitment to service and the impacts they<br />
have created! Congratulations!<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 14
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Art Walk on the Bay<br />
BY ALVIN HO| DIVISION 37 SOUTH | WESTVIEW<br />
This event was quite a bit different from<br />
many of the events I attended. On<br />
September 23rd, 2012, the Art Walk on<br />
the Bay was about to come to a close.<br />
Westview Key Club volunteers were<br />
assigned to help artists take down their<br />
artwork, take down signs, and help load<br />
artists’ belongings into their cars.<br />
Unfortunately volunteers were not<br />
allowed to handle the artists’ artwork<br />
PTP Car Wash<br />
BY CATHERINE KIM| DIVISION 44 SOUTH<br />
| FOLSOM<br />
On Saturday, October 13, 2012 Folsom<br />
High School’s Key Club held a car<br />
wash to fundraise<br />
money for PTP.<br />
Starting from 9am to<br />
1pm they worked<br />
washing cars and had<br />
polite conversations<br />
with people from the<br />
Folsom community.<br />
The club separated into<br />
four groups: sign<br />
holders, hose sprayers,<br />
soapers, and dryers.<br />
They all worked<br />
diligently and did their<br />
best to make sure the<br />
cars were shiny clean.<br />
They were not sure if<br />
many people were<br />
due to an incident that happened<br />
a few years ago where a volunteer<br />
ruined an artist’s work. However, it<br />
was still amazing to see all the<br />
artistic talent that was present at the<br />
event. Many of the volunteers,<br />
including myself, got to know some<br />
of the artists quite well, and that was<br />
the difference between this event<br />
and many others. Towards the end<br />
of the event, an artist who a couple<br />
of volunteers had been helping for<br />
quite a while was very appreciative<br />
when he was finally able to get his<br />
stuff together. He even gave those<br />
volunteers, including myself, some of<br />
his artwork for free. One volunteer,<br />
who had helped him for at least an<br />
hour received a thank you gift from<br />
the artist in the form of a fairly large<br />
painting. A week later, that same<br />
artist emailed the event coordinator<br />
saying how helpful Westview<br />
volunteers were! I was very proud<br />
to have been a part of that<br />
experience!<br />
going to show up because of the<br />
change in the weather but many<br />
people were interested in getting a<br />
car wash. With the pre-sale tickets,<br />
regular fees, donations and tips the<br />
club earned two hundred and fortyeight<br />
dollars by the<br />
end of the day. The<br />
club’s goal was to<br />
raise at least two<br />
hundred dollars so<br />
they were very glad<br />
they exceeded their<br />
goal. Folsom High<br />
School’s Key Club was<br />
overall very satisfied<br />
with the great success<br />
they had the car<br />
wash. They plan to<br />
have more fundraisers<br />
and another car wash<br />
this year to fundraise<br />
money for PTP.<br />
Region 04 Training<br />
Conference<br />
BY CHARLIE ORILLOSA| DIVISION 06 NORTH<br />
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT<br />
RTC, Region Training Conference,<br />
was filled with friendly, enthusiastic,<br />
new, and familiar faces that<br />
consisted of the members from<br />
Division 6 North, Division 6 South,<br />
Division 36 West, Division 36 East, and<br />
Division 47. As a Region, we officially<br />
met our LTGs; Lily Lewis, Grace Hong,<br />
Art Lopez, Isabella Chu, Nivita Malhi,<br />
and our special guest, Lloyd Chen<br />
(<strong>District</strong> Treasurer). During RTC, we<br />
had many fun and informational<br />
w o r k s h o p s ; K e y C l u b 1 0 1 ,<br />
Fundraising, Member Relations, and<br />
Officer Workshops. There were also<br />
multiple icebreakers that showed<br />
inclusiveness. We even got to know<br />
each other by eating pizza, chips,<br />
and water.<br />
As expected, the conference was<br />
very informative, but I did more than<br />
just learn. I met new people and got<br />
to know people that I already do.<br />
The ice breakers truly broke the ice<br />
between not only our division, but<br />
our entire region. Never have I felt so<br />
close to people I just met, and I know<br />
that Key Club is my home.<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 15
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Special Olympics<br />
BY MATTHEW LOW| DIVISION 5 | CLOVIS NORTH<br />
This month, Clovis North High School<br />
successfully hosted its annual Special<br />
Olympics over at its home track. Special<br />
Olympics is a school event where<br />
mentally disabled students are able to<br />
participate in exhilarating Olympic style<br />
events hosted by the school. It is<br />
typically held once a year and is a great<br />
opportunity for student volunteers, like<br />
key clubbers, to help the school<br />
community. The reason for hosting the<br />
Special Olympics is to provide disabled<br />
students with the rare, fun chance to<br />
engage in exciting sports that they are<br />
usually unable to participate in. Even for<br />
Kelly Day<br />
BY JUSTIN DOI| DIVISION 22 | KAU’AI<br />
C o m m o n l y<br />
known as LTG<br />
Day, Lieutenant<br />
Governor Day is<br />
a d a y<br />
dedicated to<br />
c e l e b r a t i n g<br />
a n d<br />
appreciating<br />
the Lieutenant Governor. Members from<br />
both Kapa'a High School Key Club and<br />
Kauai High School Key Club gathered to<br />
partake in "Kelly Day" in honor of our<br />
Lieutenant Governor, Kelly Soares. Before<br />
the festivities began, members from both<br />
clubs met at Lydgate Beach to help remove<br />
one thousand pounds of driftwood and<br />
garbage from the waters. Members then<br />
met up at Kauai High School where they<br />
were divided into teams and took part in fun<br />
ice breakers and heard many inspirational<br />
words from guest speakers. They also<br />
participated in service projects such as<br />
painting banners, packing cards from the<br />
Kauai Food Bank, and designing and<br />
decorating donation boxes to be used in a<br />
later service project. They then enjoyed a<br />
good laugh and some fun entertainment by<br />
creating and presenting skits. The friends,<br />
fun, love, laughs, and memories will never be<br />
forgotten by the members who spent a day<br />
with the LTG of Division 22.<br />
those who are disabled, everyone<br />
should be given the chance to have<br />
some fun playing sports! Every year<br />
over 50 excited Clovis North key<br />
clubbers will volunteer precious time<br />
out of their busy school schedules to<br />
help pack lunches for these special<br />
education students, from anywhere<br />
between 1 – 3 hours. This month, all<br />
the lunches key clubbers carefully<br />
packed were appreciatively (and<br />
very gladly) eaten by the special<br />
education kids. Clovis North key<br />
clubbers greatly enjoyed providing<br />
assistance to all the special<br />
education kids and putting a smile on<br />
many of their faces. A smile that does<br />
not necessarily appear all the time for<br />
Piedmont Harvest Festival<br />
BY TAYLOR CHOW| DIVISION 2 | PIEDMONT<br />
On September 30th, Piedmont Key<br />
C l u b b e r s v o l u n t e e r e d a t<br />
Piedmont’s annual Harvest Festival<br />
at the Piedmont Community<br />
Center.<br />
Imagine a long parking lot full of<br />
tables and canopies. Children of<br />
every age running everywhere with<br />
smudged sunscreen marks still<br />
visible on their skin. All you can<br />
hear is the laughter of children and<br />
their parents mingling with other<br />
families. You can smell the<br />
sweetness of the fresh cakes as you<br />
walk by the cakewalk. You can<br />
feel the hot sun beating down on<br />
your skin. As you walk further you<br />
can almost taste the burgers<br />
cooking on the grill.<br />
The Harvest Festival is an event in<br />
Piedmont where kids get to enjoy<br />
playing carnival games such as<br />
balloon darts, participate in the<br />
cakewalk and much more. Kids<br />
many of these physically and<br />
mentally challenged kids. During the<br />
Special Olympics, all the key clubbers<br />
who helped out were thrilled to see<br />
the special education kids having a<br />
blast in the various events that took<br />
place on the track: the thrill on each<br />
of their faces was priceless. In<br />
addition, key clubbers had a great<br />
chance to socialize and get to know<br />
each other better in detail. Overall,<br />
the Special Olympics at Clovis North<br />
this year was successful once again,<br />
and Clovis North’s key clubbers had<br />
another awesome time volunteering<br />
while also making an impact within<br />
the school community.<br />
can participate in small craft<br />
projects like decorating a mini<br />
pumpkin. Families get to look at<br />
all the unique scarecrows made<br />
by elementary school classes.<br />
There’s also a live band in the<br />
park for people to relax and<br />
enjoy the day.<br />
This yea r , Ke y C lub bers<br />
volunteered at the food station<br />
serving food to the many families<br />
that were at the festival. Allyson<br />
Chan worked behind the scenes<br />
by helping prepare the plates,<br />
while Jonathan Khuu and Jamie<br />
Chow helped serve salads to the<br />
customers who opted for a lighter<br />
meal. On the other end of the<br />
table, Taylor Chow helped serve<br />
hot dogs, hamburgers and other<br />
foods to the long line of families.<br />
Whether one was volunteering or<br />
just hanging out with friends, the<br />
Harvest Festival was a lot of fun<br />
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Region 16 Training Conference<br />
BY HYUNSU JUNG | DIVISION 07 SOUTH | SHELDON<br />
Region Training Conference<br />
is always a fun event, for<br />
those aspiring to be officers<br />
and for those who want to<br />
just learn more about Key<br />
Club. Personally, I was<br />
planning to run for Vice<br />
President for my club and I<br />
wanted to learn more about<br />
my current duties as<br />
Treasurer, so I decided that<br />
that RTC was the place to<br />
go!<br />
On Saturday September<br />
29th, we rolled up at<br />
Pleasant Grove High School<br />
looking forward to a day of<br />
meeting new people and<br />
learning new things. We<br />
started off with the opening<br />
rally and after that, the<br />
workshops got started!<br />
I started off with the Vice<br />
President Workshop, since I<br />
was interested in being VP<br />
for Sheldon’s Key Club next<br />
year. I learned a lot about<br />
the duties required as Vice<br />
President and took note<br />
that as VP one needed to<br />
be the “adhesive glue” of<br />
the board.<br />
After that workshop, I<br />
attended the How to Be<br />
Less Awkward Workshop,<br />
hosted by the awesome<br />
Stanton Rucker! It was a<br />
really interesting workshop,<br />
but instead of being a “less<br />
awkward” workshop, it<br />
seemed more like a How to<br />
Be Creepy Workshop.<br />
The last workshop I<br />
a t t e n d e d w a s t h e<br />
Fundraising Workshop,<br />
where I learned many things<br />
that would help me as<br />
treasurer this year. I picked<br />
up a lot of tips about how to<br />
p l a n a n d e x e c u t e<br />
fundraisers and I also<br />
learned a lot of new<br />
fundraising ideas that I<br />
could put to use for my own<br />
club.<br />
Overall, Region Training<br />
Conference was a great<br />
learning experience, and I<br />
am definitely looking<br />
forward to going again next<br />
year!<br />
Region 07<br />
Training Conference<br />
BY ZHITONG QIU | DIVISION 03 SOUTH | JOHN MARSHALL<br />
As a new Key Clubber, having the RTC as one of the first<br />
events I attended, everything seems so crazy. But crazy<br />
in a energetic-fun way that gets all your blood pumped<br />
up. It was early to wake up so early on a Saturday but<br />
once arriving, I felt more excited as the day started with<br />
meeting new friendly faces. The place was filled with<br />
busy "bees" and you can actually feel everyone's high<br />
spirit in the air. I absolutely loved the whole positive<br />
atmosphere around me.<br />
The conference started with a great encouraging<br />
message and cheers. The workshops really gave me<br />
insights of what Key Club was all about and how the<br />
clubs inspire everyone. I learned a great deal about the<br />
<strong>District</strong> Projects and saw before my own eyes a ripple<br />
effect. It was amazing and I wanted to see more of<br />
these acts of kindness.<br />
I wish I joined Key Club sooner; I feel as this club is a<br />
perfect fit for me because I love the smiles rewarded<br />
from volunteering at different places and I really want to<br />
help improve the world one step at a time. I can't wait to<br />
inspire as well as BEE inspired! I'm ready to make an<br />
impact in the world because one tiny step can really<br />
start a ripple or maybe a huge wave (of service!). I'm so<br />
glad I went to the Region 7 Training Conference and I<br />
can honestly say: I am ready to answer the call to<br />
service!<br />
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 17
The Official California-Nevada-Hawai’i <strong>District</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> | November 2012 Page 18
Division Council Meetings<br />
November Calendar<br />
Compiled by <strong>CNH</strong> KC Lieutenant Governors<br />
DCMs are not just for officers! All members are welcome. Come and join the fun!<br />
Division Date Time Location Address<br />
REGION 1<br />
11 No Information Provided<br />
31 3 10:00 AM AMPM Arco Gas Station 725 N Second St., El Cajon, CA 92021<br />
REGION 2<br />
21 17 12:00 PM Fashion Valley Mall 7057 Friars Road (near parking garage)<br />
37 East 3 12:00 PM Hollandia Park 12 E Mission Hills Ct San Marcos, CA 92069-1965<br />
37 North 4 12:00 PM Guajome Park Academy 2000 N. Santa Fe Ave, Vista, CA 92083<br />
37 South 9 5:30 PM Poway Community Park 13094 Civic Center Dr. Poway, CA 92064<br />
REGION 3<br />
4 East 3 5:00 PM Carter Lanes 1501 South Lemon Street Fullerton, CA 92832<br />
4 North No Information Provided<br />
4 West No Information Provided<br />
30 North 9 5:00 PM Acacia Park Acacia Park, Fullerton, CA<br />
30 South 17 3:00 PM Modjeska Park 1331 S Nutwood St Anaheim, CA 92804<br />
41 North 17 1:00 PM Bill Barber Community Park 4 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine, CA<br />
41 South 9 2:00 PM Cousteau park Alicia pkwy & couteau pkwy<br />
REGION 4<br />
6 North 4 1:00 PM James C. Huber Park 6411 Rolling Meadow Street, Corona, CA 92880<br />
6 South 9 6:00 PM Temecula Calvary Church 25771 Jefferson Ave. Murrieta, CA 92562<br />
36 East 9 3:30 PM Redlands High School 840 E. Citrus Ave. Redlands, CA 92374<br />
36 West 2 2:30 PM Rialto City Park 130 san bernardino Ave. Rialto Ca<br />
47 No Information Provided<br />
REGION 5<br />
28 North 13 5:00 PM Rancho High School 1900 Searles Ave Las Vegas, NV 89101<br />
28 South 15 5:00 PM Green Valley High School 460 Arroyo Grande Boulevard, Henderson, NV<br />
28 West 14 5:00 PM Centennial High School 10200 West Centennial Parkway, LV, NV 89149<br />
38 East No Information Provided<br />
38 West 5 3:30 PM Palmdale Boys and Girls<br />
Club<br />
REGION 6<br />
815 East Avenue Q 6, Palmdale, CA 93550<br />
23 10 2:00 PM UNR, Student Union 1664 N. Virginia Street Reno, NV, 89557-0056<br />
45 20 1:00 PM Carson City Library 900 N. Roop St.<br />
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Division Council Meetings<br />
Division Date Time Location Address<br />
REGION 7<br />
3 North 17 3:00 PM La Canada Community<br />
Center<br />
4469 Chevy Chase Drive La Canada Fltrdg, CA 91011<br />
3 South 10 7:30 AM Herbert Hoover High School 651 Glenwood Road, Glendale, CA 91202<br />
16 — — NO DCM —<br />
25 East 9 4:00 PM Northridge Park 18300 Lemarsh St., Northridge, CA 91324<br />
25 West 24 1:00 PM Warner Center Park 5800 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Woodland Hills, CA 91367<br />
REGION 8<br />
1 No Information Provided<br />
13 North 24 1:00 PM Bellflower Kiwanis Hall 9302 E. Laurel Street, Bellflower CA<br />
13 South 3 4:30 PM Mayfair Park 5720 Clark Avenue Lakewood CA 90713<br />
19 North 17 1:30 PM Alondra Park 3850 Manhattan Beach Blvd, Lawndale, CA 90260<br />
19 South 3 2:00 PM Wilson Park 2200 Crenshaw Boulevard, Torrance ,CA 90504<br />
REGION 9<br />
2 18 12:00 PM Dublin Iceland 7212 San Ramon Road Dublin, CA 94568<br />
8 11 3:00 PM Shenandoah Park 100 Sonoma Creek Way American Canyon, 94503<br />
26 North No Information Provided<br />
26 South 17 6:30 PM Dublin Iceland 7212 San Ramon Rd., Dublin, CA 94568<br />
REGION 10<br />
24 No Information Provided<br />
29 25 3:00 PM Abel Maldonado Community<br />
Youth Center<br />
600 S. McClelland st. Santa Maria, CA, 93454<br />
42 East 17 1:00 PM Rancho Madera Community Park 556 Lake Park Drive Simi Valley, CA 93065<br />
42 West 17 4:00 PM ARC Ventura Center 295 Arcade Dr., Ventura, CA 93001<br />
REGION 11<br />
18 No Information Provided<br />
33 No Information Provided<br />
REGION 12<br />
5 14 6:00 PM McLane High School 2727 North Cedar Avenue Fresno, CA 93703<br />
46 8 6:00 PM Pitman John H High School 2525 West Christoffersen Parkway, Turlock, CA<br />
REGION 13<br />
10 North 24 12:30PM Live Oak Park 10144 bogue street, temple city, ca<br />
10 South 25 1:00 PM Almansor Park 800 South Almansor Street Alhambra, CA 91801<br />
15 17 1:00 PM Westwind Park Westwind Park, Ontario, CA<br />
35 East 17 12:00 PM Isaiah's Rock 13031 Seventh St, Chino, CA 91710<br />
35 West 3 2:00 PM Fletcher Park, El Monte 3404 Fletcher Park Way El Monte, California<br />
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Division Council Meetings<br />
Division Date Time Location Address<br />
REGION 14<br />
14 3 12:00 PM Marysville High School 12 East 18th Street Marysville, CA 95901<br />
39 10 11:00 AM Online ooVoo<br />
REGION 15<br />
20/32 17 11:00 AM Windsor Grange Hall 9161 Starr Road, Windsor, CA 95492<br />
REGION 16<br />
7 North No Information Provided<br />
7 South No Information Provided<br />
27 North 18 5:00 PM Oak Park Ice Arena 3545 Alvarado Avenue Stockton, CA 95204<br />
27 South 10 1:00 PM Victory Park 1001 North Pershing Avenue Stockton, CA 95207<br />
44 North 4 1:00 PM Folsom Zoo 50 Natoma Street, Folsom, CA<br />
44 South 10 12:30 PM Foothill High School 5000 McCloud Drive, Sacramento, CA 95842<br />
REGION 17<br />
12 East 16 6:00 PM Mission San Jose High School 41717 Palm Avenue, Fremont, CA 94539<br />
12 South No Information Provided<br />
12 West 10 10:30 AM Luther Food bank 750 Curtner Ave San Jose, CA 95125<br />
34 North 17 9:00 AM El Camino High School<br />
(meeting)<br />
1320 Mission Road, S San Francisco, CA<br />
34 South 10 3:00 PM Fremont High School 1279 Sunnyvale Saratoga Road, Sunnyvale, CA<br />
94087<br />
43 No Information Provided<br />
REGION 18<br />
22 7 4:00 PM Kamana Senior Center 127 Kamana Street | Hilo, HI 96720<br />
22 10 9:00 AM Punahou High School 1601 Punahou Street | Honolulu, HI 96822<br />
22 11 12:00 AM Kukui Grove 3-2600 Kaumualii Highway | Lihue, HI 96766<br />
22 17 6:00 PM UH Maui Multi-Purpose<br />
Building<br />
What is<br />
a DCM?<br />
310 West Kaahumanu Avenue | Kahului, HI 96732<br />
A Division Council Meeting (DCM) is a meeting conducted by the respective<br />
Lieutenant Governor for the members in the division. This meeting is full of<br />
information about upcoming events, education about Key Club, and much more.<br />
At DCMs, you have a chance to learn more about various projects and events,<br />
gain a better understanding of how great this organization truly is, and to get<br />
involved with the division and meet new people.<br />
We encourage you to attend so that you can learn more about what’s been<br />
happening in Key Club. Some DCMs are even joined with a service project,<br />
fundraiser, or social, so you can be there for more than one reason!<br />
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Contact Information<br />
This publication was made with L–O-V-E for our<br />
MEMBERS! The entire <strong>CNH</strong> Key Club Board<br />
contributes to this publication every month for YOU -<br />
the members, officers, and advisors of the<br />
California- Nevada-Hawai‘i Key Club <strong>District</strong>. We<br />
hope you found this informative and helpful. Please<br />
do not hesitate to any of contact us.<br />
Executive Team<br />
Governor<br />
Alyssa Yocom ..................... cnhkc.dgov1213@gmail.com<br />
Secretary<br />
Lloyd Chen ............................... cnhkc.ds1213@gmail.com<br />
Treasurer<br />
Cannon Joyce ........................ cnhkc.dt1213@gmail.com<br />
Technology Editor<br />
Rasmi Elasmar ……………..... cnhkc.dte1213@gmail.com<br />
Leadership Team<br />
News Editor<br />
Mark Ubongen ………….....…….. cnhkc.dne@gmail.com<br />
<strong>District</strong> Convention<br />
Peter Chor................................... cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com<br />
<strong>District</strong> Projects<br />
Alex Hoffman ................................. cnhkc.dp@gmail.com<br />
Kiwanis Family & Foundation<br />
James Chen ……………….…....….. cnhkc.kff@gmail.com<br />
Member Recognition<br />
Keagan Sakai-Kawada…….…….. cnhkc.mr@gmail.com<br />
Member Relations<br />
Jarren Santos ................................. cnhkcmrs@gmail.com<br />
Policies, International, Elections<br />
Linda Taing..................................... cnhkc.pie@gmail.com<br />
Administrators<br />
<strong>District</strong> Administrator<br />
Lisa Lotito-Byers ………….…... cnhkc.admin@gmail.com<br />
Director, SLP<br />
Bruce Hennings ............................ bruce@cnhkiwanis,.org<br />
Assistant Administrator<br />
Marshall Roberson …………..….... cnhadan@gmail.com<br />
Special Assistant: Ethics<br />
Pete Ballew ....................................... pjb184@yahoo.com<br />
Special Assistant: Grants<br />
Marek LeBlanc ............................... cnhkc.sa@gmail.com<br />
Region Teams<br />
Region 1<br />
Division 11 ....................................... d11.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 31 ....................................... d31.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Geoff Tobias …………..... region1advisor@gmail.com<br />
Region 2<br />
Division 21 ....................................... d21.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 37 East.............................. d37e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 37 North .......................... d37n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 37 South ........................... d37s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor John Crawford ………….. kiwannabee@hotmail.com<br />
Region 3<br />
Division 4 East ................................ d04e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 4 North ............................... d04n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 4 West .............................. d04w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 30 North ........................... d30n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 30 South ............................ d30s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 41 North ........................... d41n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 41 South ........................... d41s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Frank Barry........................................fbarry642@aol.com<br />
Advisor Elaine Pong ................................... epong119@aol.com<br />
Region 4<br />
Division 6 North ............................... d06n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 6 South ............................... d06s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 36 East .............................. d36e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 36 West ............................ d36w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 47 ........................................ d47.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Carolyn Qualm …………........... r04.advisor@gmail.com<br />
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Contact Information<br />
Region 5<br />
Division 28 North ......................... d28n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 28 South .......................... d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 28 West .......................... d28w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 38 East ............................ d38e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 38 West .......................... d38w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Alyson Palmer …...…….. apalmer@interact.ccsd.net<br />
Advisor Jenn Skidmore jenn.skidmore@lancasterkiwanis.org<br />
Region 6<br />
Division 23 ..................................... d23.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 45 ..................................... d45.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Michael McStroul ................. MMcStroul@gmail.com<br />
Region 7<br />
Division 3 North .............................. d03n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 3 South .............................. d03s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 16 ........................................ d16.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 25 East ............................. d25e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 25 West ........................... d25w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Doug Ridnor ........................... dridnor@sbcglobal.net<br />
Region 8<br />
Division 1 ............................................ d1.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 13 North ........................... d13n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 13 South ............................ d13s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 19 North ........................... d19n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 19 South ............................ d19s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Mark Ross .................................. mkrossreg11@aol.com<br />
Advisor Alan Quon ……………………… alan@alanquon.com<br />
Region 9<br />
Division 2 .......................................... d02.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 8 .......................................... d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 26 South .......................... d26n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 26 South ........................... d26s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Doug Gin ....................... region9advisor@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Lisa Grover........................... lisagrover81@gmail.com<br />
Region 10<br />
Division 24 ....................................... d24.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 29 ....................................... d29.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 42 East ..............................d42e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 42 West ........................... d42w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Mike Van Etten ….............. region10mve@gmail.com<br />
Region 11<br />
Division 18 .................................... d18.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 33 .................................... d33.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Carole Farris ..................... carole.farris@gmail.com<br />
Region 12<br />
Division 5 ...................................... d05.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 46 .................................... d46.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Frank Vierra ...................... fvierra@muhsd.k12.ca.us<br />
Region 13<br />
Division 10 North ....................... d10n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 10 South ........................ d10s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 15 .................................... d15.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 35 East ..........................d35e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 35 West ....................... d35w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Patty Cridland ............... patriciacridland@aol.com<br />
Region 14<br />
Division 14 .................................... d14.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 39 .................................... d39.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Rhonda Cameron …….. camrhon007@gmail.com<br />
Region 15<br />
Division 20/32 .......................... d2032.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Sue Cummins .......................... cummins@sonic.net<br />
Region 16<br />
Division 7 North ........................ d07n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 7 South ......................... d07s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 27 North ...................... d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 27 South ....................... d27s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 44 North ...................... d44n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 44 South ....................... d44s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Rae Whitby-Brummer ............ raewhitby@aol.com<br />
Advisor Judi Whitby ...................................... jr781@aol.com<br />
Region 17<br />
Division 12 East ........................ d12e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 12 South ...................... d12s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 12 West ...................... d12w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 34 North ...................... d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 34 South ...................... d34s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Division 43 .................................. d43.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Jennifer Buelna .................. jenbuelna@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Jim Davis ................... winfield5064@sbcglobal.net<br />
Advisor Jim Hart ...................................... junkwitz@aol.com<br />
Region 18<br />
Division 22 ................................ d22.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com<br />
Advisor Charlene Masuhara ..... chmasuhara@gmail.com<br />
L-O-V-E I love my <strong>CNH</strong> Bees!<br />
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