CNH|KEY CLUB DECEMBER 2010
VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 7
Please BEE green. Do not print this newsletter.
Picture: Excited CNH Key Clubbers at one of the rally sessions at Fall Rally South!
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Compiled by The 2010-2011 District Board
DECEMBER 2010 | Volume 2 | Issue 7
LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Hello CNH Bees!
First off, we would like to thank everyone who attended Fall Rally North and Fall Rally South. Despite the rain at both rallies, we were able to fundraise over $80,000 for Pediatric Trauma Prevention. We broke ticket sale records this year and sold more tickets than any of the previous years! Congratulations CNH! If you have not already paid your dues, it is imperative that you pay dues as soon as possible to receive all the benefits as an official Key Club member. Remember, dues can be turned in yearround, so do not hesitate to submit in dues even though the On-Time deadline has already passed. Continue to serve this holiday season! During this time of the year, more families will need your help more than ever. Organize and participate in service projects this month with your club, division, or region. Some project ideas are Caroling for Cans, Canned Food Drives, Gift-Wrapping, helping at a local Soup Kitchen or Food Bank, and more! Be creative! We hope you all have a wonderful holiday season with your family and friends, and enjoy the rest of the month! Buzzin’ with spirit, Your 2010-2011 Executive Board, Governor Diana Nguyen Secretary Breigh Dang Treasurer Hue Tran Technology Editor Andrew Shin
CNH GOALS!
42,000 MEMBERS 750,000 SERVICE HOURS $100,000 RAISED FOR PTP 1
INSIDE THE ISSUE INTRODUCTION: Letter from the Editors……………….1 District Updates……………………….1 News for Officers and Members Presidents and Vice-Presidents…….2 Secretaries……………………………..3 Treasurers……………………………….3 Editors…………………………………...4 District Committee Updates Member Recognition………………..5 District Project………….…………......6 Kiwanis Family & Foundation……….7 Member Relations…...…...…………..8 Policies Int’l and Elections…….........9 District Convention…………....……10 Region Information ………………...11 Contact Information………………..24
DISTRICT REMINDERS 1. Even though the On-Time Dues Deadline has already passed, remember that any Key Club member can pay his or her dues at any time of the year. The Supplemental Dues Deadline is February 1st, 2011. 2. Our annual Rose Float Decorating event will be coming up shortly at the end of this month. Check the CyberKey for more information about our 2010 Kiwanis Float and volunteer schedules!
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EXECUTIVE PRESIDENTS AND REPORT VICE PRESIDENTS WORDS FROM THE
THE DGOV
TO OFFICERS
G r e e t i n g s M e m b e r s ! This holiday season should come with many service opportunities. If you come across any, notify your president and vice president. Your help would be greatly appreciated. You never know if they are scrambling to look for community service events. Many do scramble and they just do a good job keeping it a secret. It should not be intimidating to speak with the president. In fact, it is good to keep him/her close because if you choose to run for a Key Club position, he/she could possibly help you. Suggest ideas to your club board members. If you were in their shoes, you would wish for feedback, suggestions, and ideas. If you did not like something, speak to them about it! It is possible. Do not be afraid to voice your opinions. Also! Do not be afraid to show your enthusiasm. Hyping up a service event brings more people. Advertise the events through your face book status: Today, I am spending the day with Key Club Christmas caroling. It gets the word out and notifies your friend that you are doing something cool. Don’t be afraid; express it!
Hello Presidents and Vice Presidents By now your dues must be sent. If you have not sent your dues, send them in now. For those who do have their key club dues paid- good and thank you very much! You are now official members! If your dues have not been sent, this shows that there is a problem. The question is, “Did you delegate work?” Keep in mind that there are five months left to your term. Before it is over and time slips by, think about what legacy you would like to leave behind. Do you want to be known as just another president? You could organize one successful publicity committee, think of a club cheer, and make your first ever club shirts. Your actions will be remembered if they step away from the traditional. Don’t be afraid to share new ideas and do not be afraid to ask for feedback. When delegating work you must be tactful. The next challenge that comes is getting your idea started. Tell your board members about this; do not keep it to yourself. If you think your board members do not care, it doesn’t hurt to tell them. They may even complain that you do not tell them anything. So between the president and vice president (or multiple vice presidents), a lot of conversation should be going on and of course with the entire board. It is scary to think about; however, you have five months left to leave a footprint.
Service Ideas: Christmas Caroling:
(I sing horribly, but no one cared because the majority sang just like me!)
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Tree Lot Volunteering!
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EXECUTIVE REPORT SECRETARIES and TREASURERS WORDS FROM THE
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TO OFFICERS
Greetings Beautiful CNH Bees! I would like to wish you all very happy holidays! Winter Break is coming up, so make sure you spend some time to volunteer. It’s the holidays, a time for giving. Try your best to give back to your community and put a smile on someone’s face. With the November dues deadline passed, I hope many of you have already paid your dues. If so, great job and congratulations on becoming official Key Club members! For those who have not, it is okay! You still have time to pay your dues, so make sure you do it as soon as possible. As official Key Club members, it is recommended that you serve at least fifty community service hours! Please strive to achieve this accomplishment for it is very little. A big opportunity this coming month for those of you living in Southern California is the Pasadena Rose Floats! But there are a lot more opportunities that any club can do: caroling, Christmas baskets, and much more. Go out and do some good! Santa Claus will surely reward you on Christmas!
Hello there CNH Secretaries! Happy Holidays! It is surely getting cold, so stay warm and remember to spread the warmth around. Go out and do some service to get smiles on people’s faces! With the club dues deadline floating around these months, please make sure to work with your club treasurer to keep a club roster! You should be filling out the club roster form in your Monthly Report Forms (MRF). For those of you who attended Fall Rally South, I would like to congratulate you for making it a very successful event. Cal-Nev-Ha, we are getting closer to our Pediatric Trauma Program goal of $100,000! Keep it up and lets try to go above and beyond it! Lastly, though not all clubs and divisions can attend this event, please remember that Rose Float Decorating is a big opportunity for club members to achieve the recommended fifty hours. It is in Pasadena, California, and they have ten-hour shifts open. Make sure to contact your president or Lieutenant Governor for more information. Checking the Cyberkey is also an option!
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TO OFFICERS
Happy Holidays CNH Bees! Baby, it’s cold outside! So make sure you put some extra layers on while you are out serving your community! This season comes much opportunity for you to help out. Make a Christmas basket for the needy; help serve food for the homeless; sing some carols to the retired; collect some clothes for the cold! Your choices are endless. Have you paid your dues yet? I hope so because the regular dues deadline has just passed! Congratulations on becoming official Key Club members for those of you who have already paid your dues. If not, make sure you do so as soon as possible! I would like to also say thank you for all your efforts for the Pediatric Trauma Program! We are getting closer to our District goal, so keep working hard for it! Congratulations for being in Key Club for half of the term already! I hope all you seniors have submitted your UC/CSU applications in a timely manner, and good luck with your midterms!
CNH Treasurers, Happy Holidays! This season surely wraps around the idea of warmth and closeness. Follow these ideas and go out and do something nice! Write cards to military personnel; collect food cans; organize a blanket drive. You are leaders, so be an example to not just your members, but everyone in your school and show them what the true meaning of this season is about. I hope all of you had an ease in turning in dues on time. Thank you for all the effort you put into turning in these dues for it counts for every single person in your club. Great job, and keep it up. If you have any questions pertaining to dues, email the treasurer reflector and you will have many heads to help you. Thank you, from the whole District Board, for your extraordinary work in fundraising for the Pediatric Trauma Program. We are continuing our journey to our $100,000 goal, so keep it up! It has been a tough month for you all, so take a breather. Relax a little, and come back refreshed and ready to continue your role as treasurer. You have many people counting on you, and I, for one, look up to all of you. Thank you.
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EXECUTIVE REPORT Tech Editor WORDS FROM THE WORDS FROM THE
THE TECH EDITOR
For OFFICERS
Hey Key Clubbers! We had a great turnout of members who attended Fall Rally South despite the rain! Thank you all for attending either Fall Rally North or South! Fall Rally is our largest fundraiser towards PTP. Your attendance to Fall Rally donates money towards PTP as well as the district board auctions. Thank you again for your donations. Also, the Candidate Training Conference for Lieutenant Governors is coming up, so if you would like to learn more about running a division, I suggest everyone to attend! To find out more, including dates and times, please check out the CNH website at cnhkeyclub.org. I hope you all have a happy holiday and stay warm over this chilly winter!
Hello Editors! Thank you for your website submissions! I have gone through the list of clubs on the CyberKey and sent out an email to the Editors Reflector of all the schools that were inactive. If your school is on the list, please send me your updated site as soon as possible or I will delete the website off the CyberKey to be removed from judging. Also, we are still looking for graphic designers. If you designed your school or division’s t-shirts and would like to get your creative work recognized, please do not hesitate to contact me, cnhkc.dte1011@gmail.com, with an attachment of your work! We would like to post your creations on the CyberKey for everyone to see. Have a great winter break and continue to show your Key Club spirit into the new year!
Your loving Executive Team! Fall Rally North
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COMMITTEE REPORTS MEMBER RECOGNITION WORDS FROM THE
MEMBER RECOGNITION CHAIR
Hello California-Nevada-Hawaii District!
With Fall Rallies North and South behind us, now is the time to capitalize on this promotional and fundraising success and to make sure that every member in your club is a paid Key Club member. Not only is Key Club membership important as it grants members many privileges, but paid dues are also a criterion in a club’s eligibility for many district and international awards. This being said, enjoy the holidays and make sure to spread out that Key Club service throughout the season!
Pierre Bourbonnais Member Recognition Chair Cali-Nev-Ha District Key Club International cnhkc.mr1011@gmail.com ALL divisionally judged contest material goes to: Your division’s Lieutenant Governor d##.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com BY some date in February as established by your Lieutenant Governor ALL district judged contest material goes to: CNH Contest Archive cnh.kccontests@gmail.com BY March 4th, 2010
*divisionally JUDGED AWARDS Kiwanis & Advisor awards The Faculty Advisor Award recognizes one faculty advisor per division. Clubs may nominate their advisors for this award and must send in the application directly to their Lieutenant Governor for judging at the divisional level by a committee composed of members. The application for the Faculty Advisor award includes a nomination form and an essay component. All winning advisors will be recognized at District Convention. The Kiwanis Advisor Award is similar to the Faculty Advisor Award, except that it recognizes Kiwanis Advisors who have served their Key Clubs exceptionally. All District contest applications for the 2010-2011 district administrative year have been posted on the CNH CyberKey. They may be found under ‘Contest Applications’ under the Recognition tab.
Member of the Year award The Member of the Year award recognizes one member per division who has served his or her club, division, and district diligently throughout the past year. The application for the Member of the Year award includes a nomination form and an essay component. Club of the Year The Club of the Year award recognizes one club per division for overall excellence. The application for the Club of the Year award includes a checklist, a nomination form and an essay component. Most Improved Club The Most Improved Club award recognizes one club per division for excellence and significant improvement. The application for the Most Improved Club of the Year award includes a checklist, a nomination form and an essay component.
ALL International material goes to: CNH District Office ATTN: Bruce Hennings 8360 Red Oak Street Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 BY March 4th, 2010
Questions? Be sure to check this newsletter every month for updates about the Member Recognition process. If you ever have any questions, concerns, or suggestions do not hesitate to contact me. I will try to get back to you as soon as possible.
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COMMITTEEDISTRICT INSERTS PROJECTS WORDS ABOUT
ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESS HELLO KEY CLUBBERS! December is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and the District Projects Committee hopes to raise awareness about this debilitating condition. Our District Project, Project Shine focuses on helping those with disabilities such as Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer's Disease is a disease that has been studied for years, but everyone does not fully understand it.
What is ALZHEIMER’S? Alzheimer’s disease affects approximately 5.3 million people in the U.S. It causes a gradual degradation of a person's memory and ability to learn and carry out daily activities such as talking, eating, and going to the bathroom. Individuals may also experience changes in personality and behavior. Unfortunately, there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease and there is no way to predict how fast someone will progress through the stages of the disease.
How to Help
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease: 1. Memory Loss 2. Challenges in planning/problem solving 3. Difficulty of completing familiar tasks 4. Confusion with time or place 5. Trouble understanding visual images 6. New problems with words in speaking or writing 7. Misplacing things, losing the ability to retrace steps 8. Poor judgment 9. Withdrawal from social activities 10. Changes in mood and personality
Some facts about Alzheimer’s: - It's the most common form of dementia. - Alzheimer’s gets worse over time; it is a progressive disease. - Worldwide it is estimated that about 16 million people have Alzheimer's Disease, 4.5 million of them being Americans.
Help in your local hospitals Just simple interaction with patients with Alzheimer's can bring a smile to their faces.
Raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association Make a donation to the Alzheimer's Association and help fight Alzheimer's disease through vital research and essential support programs and services.
Memory Walk Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is the nation's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Visit http://www.alz.org/memorywalk/overview.asp? memory=join_cause_volunteerto find a Memory Walk near you.
Spread awareness! The more people that get involved, the better! Spread awareness and work as a team to help fight the battle against Alzheimer’s.
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On another note, the District Projects Committee would like to thank everyone who participated in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF! Just as a reminder, in order to receive recognition from Key Club International, funds raised must be sent by December 31st to the following: Kiwanis International Foundation Attn: TOT Funds 3636 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, IN 46268 USA
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COMMITTEE REPORTS KIWANIS FAMILY AND FOUNDATION BEE ON SCHEDULE!
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WALK FOR LIFE | CO SPONSORSHIPS Resources on Kiwanis Family and Foundation: Recently, the Kiwanis Family and Foundation Committee put together essential resources regarding your Kiwanis Family and the CNH Foundation. Make sure to ask your Lieutenant Governor for a copy or even your President. Also, you can just go to cnhkeyclub.org à Resources à Kiwanis Family and Foundation for a slideshow to present to your clubs.
Kiwanis Sponsor Don’t know who your Kiwanis Sponsor is? Well don’t sweat it! The Kiwanis Family and Foundation will present you with a utility to use in order to pinpoint your Kiwanis Sponsor and its Lieutenant Governor. This way, you can communicate with them for a service project or fundraiser.
BEE on schedule Walk for Life This year, the Kiwanis Family and Foundation Committee wants to try something new with Walk for Life. We are working on publicizing Walk for Life and finding new interactive methods to get the membes at District Convention pumped up for Pediatric Trauma Program. If you would like to see something new, don’t hesistate to let us know.
Key Leader Key Leader dates and locations have been posted on the Key Club Board Reflector. Make sure to ask your Kiwanians for support and your Lieutenant Governor for the possible dates and locations. The KFF committee highly enourages each of you to attend because of the incredible opportunities and lifelong lessons.
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December! Missed out on Kiwanis Family Month? Take advantage of DECEMBER. With the Holidays around the corner, it’s exciting to work with your Kiwanians in helping those less unfortunate this Christmas. Take advantage of your winter breaks and communicate with your local Kiwanian to complete a service project. This way, more bonding time will be taking place along with helping children of your community. Any questions, don’t hesistate to ask us!
More on CO-SPONSORSHIPS On behalf of the CNH Kiwanis Family and Foundations (KFF) Committee, I would like to extend an invitation and message to all of the members on the 2010-2011 CNH District Board Incredibees. As a method to promote Kiwanis Family relations within the CNH Key Club District, the CNH Kiwanis Family and Foundation Committee would like to recognize all Key Clubs that have co-sponsored a Builders' Club, Aktion Club, K-Kids, or any other Kiwanis-Sponsored club and congratulate them for expanding their Kiwanis Family! If any of your clubs have co-sponsored a new member of your Kiwanis Family, please notify the CNH Kiwanis Family and Foundation Committee chair, Lorita Boghospor, and the Committee Advisor, Mr. Randy Golden, so that your club may be recognized for its hard work and dedication! Make sure to let us know for we are trying to put together a showcase of all clubs who have made this spark in a child’s life.
Conclusion Please feel free to contact the Kiwanis Family & Foundation. As a committee, our main obligation is to support the members in their relationship with their Kiwanis Family. - Lorita Boghospor
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COMMITTEEMEMBER REPORTS RELATIONS WORDS FROM
MEMBER RELATIONS Interested in Presenting a Workshop at District Convention? Greetings Key Clubbers! Do you know how to make meetings move? Are you skilled in effective project planning? Has your club worked with Builder’s or Aktion club before? The Member Relations Committee will be releasing applications for officers and members to apply to become workshop presenters at District Convention this upcoming month! Please be sure to check out your officer google reflectors as well as the CNH CyberKey at cnhkeyclub.org if interested. We highly encourage everyone to apply and will be having various topics with which to fill with highly motivated and knowledgeable Key Clubbers!
Candidate’s TRAINING Conference Rose Float Decorating The theme for the Kiwanis 2011 Rose Float will be “Children’s Dreams”. If you are living in Southern California and are interested in volunteering and taking part in the rose float decoration during the winter time, please visit kiwanisrosefloat.com for more information.
Candidate’s TRAINING Conference Are you interested in running for Lieutenant Governor of your division? Upcoming on Saturday, January 15th, 2010, the Candidate’s Training Conference will be taking place in FIVE different locations this year in Sacramento, Rancho Cucamonga, Vista, Las Vegas, and Hawaii! Be sure to save the date and attend to learn about the Lieutenant Governor election process, duties and skills about the job, and hear first hand experiences! Remember to register by December 31st, 2010 (registration link is found available on the CNH CyberKey)!
CLOSING STATEMENT Throughout the year, if you should have any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions, please feel free to contact us! As a committee, we are here to support YOU as members of our great Cal-NevHa District!
With warm regards, Jonhny Pham Member Relations Chair 2010 - 2011 CNH District, Key Club International cnhkc.mrs1011@gmail.com
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COMMITTEE REPORTS POLICIES INTERNATIONAL ELECTIONS WORDS FROM POLICIES | INTERNATIONAL ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS & Policies During December, the Policies, International, and Elections Committee will prepare for our Winter District Board Meeting. We will also work with district board in order to plan the District Convention’s Elections.
DUES The school year is now well underway! We hope that your clubs have been keeping up with recruiting new members. Thank you to all of the clubs that have paid their dues to Key Club International by now, especially if you paid them by November 1st, qualifying your club for early bird dues. Even though the “regular dues” deadline has passed, please make sure that you continue to pay dues for your new members. As a friendly reminder, clubs who have not met the regular dues deadline: December 1st can still meet the supplementary dues deadline of February 1st, 2011.The Cali-Nev-Ha District would love it if you consistently paid your clubs’ dues, since your dues are what keep us functioning. Remember, the money always comes back to you! One of the great things that your dues fund are Key Club International’s webinars. These are online workshops led by members like you, from around the world. You can find out when these webinars will be held, as well as what topic they’ll be on, at www.keyclub.org. “Seating” is limited sometimes, so check the site often and reserve your seat! Key Club International is also aiming to be more transparent for you members. Join the International Council reflector at http://groups.google.com/group/kci-council to see what our International Board is up to!
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS International Board Leadership Committee: The Key Club International (acronym: KCI) Leadership Committee researched ways to publish and print the Key Club Magazine. They plan to consider all of the financial ramifications of printing and publishing the magazine before making a decision on how the KCI Magazine will be published (whether digitally or by printing) for the 2011-12 year. The Voice Committee is also brainstorming ways to encourage positive relations between officers at the club, district, and international levels of Key Club and their counterparts in Circle K and Kiwanis. Do you want to buy a Key Club hoodie, wristband or backpack? The Voice Committee is looking for possible additions to the Key Club Store online at this link: http://store.kiwanis.org/c-4key-club.aspx.
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Training LTG Candidate’s Conference Lieutenant Governor Candidate Training Conference (CTC) should be publicized within your divisions. PIE Committee has produced a BEEing an LTG Guide with the duties and qualifications that an LTG has and a Candidates Training Conference Flyer so you can promote CTC to your members. Please see this link: http:// cnhkeyclub.org/events/candidate-training-conference for these documents and more details on CTC. Any potential candidates for Lt. Governor should attend this training and register at this link: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform? hl=en&pli=1&formkey=dHZPWENDbXl5VktIcDV3YU5JVDMtaU E6MA#gid=0. Don’t miss your chance to register now and run for the renowned Lt. Governor Position!
BEFORE DCON’S ELECTIONS District Convention is going to be here soon! Keep on checking the CyberKey for information about workshops, entertainment, and candidates. Make sure your club registers two delegates for DCON, and remind them to attend the Meet & Greet on Friday night to get up close and personal with the candidates.
& ELECTIONS International Voice Committee: The International Voice Committee is developing a Key Club International Convention Promotional Video to publicize the event in Phoenix, Arizona June 29-July 3, 2011. All clubs are encouraged to fundraise and attend this event, where you can connect with Key Clubbers from all around the world, trade service ideas, experience quality service-leadership training and Key Club at the international level! Are you interested in creating a website for your club? The Voice Committee is also working on website templates with tabs and information to include under each tab for clubs to utilize. This committee has also weighed the pros and cons of translating Key Club materials into French and decided not to translate materials at this point in time; but the Voice Committee will continue to discuss the process to decide which materials should be translated and into which languages.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS DISTRICT CONVENTION WORDS ABOUT
DISTRICT CONVENTION
UPDATES
QUESTIONS
Registration Forms have been posted on the CyberKey! Please look through the registration forms as soon as possible to prepare for convention. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to ask your lieutenant governor, officer reflectors, or an email to Convention Chair Ben (information below).
For Key Clubbers:
DCON General Promotional Flier – Two fliers have been added onto the CyberKey. One flier is an online version that is NOT encouraged to be printed due to its ink-heaviness. The second flier is a printable version that has a white background and is encouraged to be printed, handed out, and posted on walls. Please use both to advertise for the 2011 Anaheim District Convention! *Note: please check with your school administration before putting up any Key Club fliers.
A: As a Key Club member, remember that at all times, it is a privilege to attend District Convention because not anyone can just attend. Therefore, along with attending convention, each member should attend each workshop in each session, all general sessions, the Service Expo and Meet & Greet, each caucus session, and the House of Delegates if you are a delegate. Another responsibility you hold is to represent yourself as a Key Clubber respectfully, meaning to follow the Code of Conduct and the Dress Code at all times. Last but not least, don’t forget to have fun! You have earned the right to celebrate at the end of each Key Club Year!
The Call to DCON Video is up and running on the CyberKey! Please use this video to advertise convention! A Ribbon Survey regarding the ribbons you can purchase at convention will be advertised this month! The deadline for this survey will be by December 15th, so please take this 1-2 minute survey and also spread the word!
of the month
Q: What responsibilities do I have at District Convention as an attending member?
For advisors: Q: What is the maximum number of Key Club members whom I can accompany? A: Each advisor has a maximum of 12 members whom he or she can accompany and look after. The reason for this limit is safety. If there are too many members for each advisor to handle, members will not get enough of the attention that they may need in case of emergency situations..
SAA Update This month's question: What changes have been made in the dress code? Answer: All shorts, skirts, or dress lengths must be at or below the fingertips with arms held straight down against the body and the shoulders relaxed. Also, all shoes must have a back strap or covering on the heel.
Registration Form of the Month The “How to Register for District Convention” form (step 1) has two components. • The first is a checklist of all the necessary steps needed to successfully register for convention. If all of components of this checklist are followed, you should have no problem. • The second part of this form is basic convention registering information, such as the price for registration, simple requirements for both members and advisors to attend convention, and much more!
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Suggestion/Question Box Do you have a question regarding District Convention that needs clarification? Is there something you would like to see something changed at DCON that could enhance the convention? Or do you have an idea that could possibly spark up the convention? Member input is very important to the DCON committee, so please don’t hesitate to contact
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NUTS AND BOLTS REGIONAL REGION 1: Divisions 11, 31 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 1
DCM ALERTS
Division 11 Date: December 1st 2010 Times: 6:00pm-8:00pm Location: The Family House of Pancakes Host: San Diego High School Key Club Main Topics: Rose Float and Divisional
EVENTS
Message BOARD Division 11 • We will be getting Divisional shirts soon so preorder yours soon.
EVENT: Rose Float Decorating Purpose: To decorate the float for the parade Date: December 28th 2010- December 29th 2010 Times: 1:00pm-2:00am
DIVISIONS 21 & 37N & 37S
REGION 2: Divisions REGION 37N, 37S, 21 2 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 2
EVENTS Division 37 North Date: December 21 2010 Location: St. Francis Training Conference Division 37 North Purpose: Refresh on Club Secretary Monthly Report Forms Event Information: Date: December 10, 2010 Times: 6pm-7pm Location: San Marcos Host: San Marcos Leadership Workshops: Secretary MRFs Cost: $0.00 RSVP: RSVP by December 8th to Lieutenant Governor
KIWANIS Approved EVENTS EVENT: Rose Float Building Date: December 30, 2010 Times: 5 AM-4 PM Location: 871 N. Broadway, Escondido Pre-Sale Tickets: $25 RSVP: with club president
DCM ALERTS
Division 37 South Date: November 27, 2010 Times: 5 PM Location: 9791 Deer Trail Drive Host: Westview + Mount Carmel Main Topics: 30 Hour Famine, Dues, Conclave, DCON
MESSAGE
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Division 37 North • Even if its past dec 1st, keep sending in Member Dues! • PROMOTE KEY CLUB!
Division 21 Date: December 2010 Host: Kearny Mesa Main Topics: Upcoming Socials Division 37 North Date: December 10, 2010 Time: 5pm Location: San Marcos Host: San Marcos Main Topics: Kiwanis Rose Float Parade and Secretary MRFs
DIVISIONS AT A GLANCE
Division 37 South CLUBS: 15 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Del Norte MEMBERS: 374 SERVICE HOURS: 3298.5 Division 37 North CLUBS: 11 CLUB OF THE MONTH: El Camino MEMBERS: 552 SERVICE HOURS: 132.5 DIVISION 21 CLUBS: 11 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Patrick Henry SERVICE HOURS: 721
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NUTS AND BOLTS REGIONAL
REGION 3: Divisions 4E,4N,4W,30N,30S,41N,41S DIVISIONS 4E & 4N & 4W & 30N & 30S & 41N & 41S
REGION 3
DCM ALERTS
Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 3
MESSAGE BOARD Division 4 East • T-shirts, lanyards, and CHOC bracelets are still on sale! • Continue to serve the community :] • Have a wonderful holiday break! You deserve it! Division 4 West • LOVE MY DRAGONS <3 Division 4 North • Remember, you OTTER serve your home, school, and community! • Don’t forget to submit articles about a project or event you went to this past month to earn points for your club! • Come out and celebrate winter by joining your fellow otters at Christmas Caroling! :) Division 30 North • Have a safe and fun vacation • All LTG elect candidates should attend CTC • Help out at the Rose Float Parade!
KIWANIS EVENTS Division 4 East EVENT: Division 4 Kiwanis Club Meeting Date: Monday, December 13 Times: 6:30PM Location: Kiwanisland (9840 Larson Ave., Garden Grove)
DCM ALERTS Division 4 East Date: Friday, December 17th Host: Canyon High School Main Topics: Upcoming service projects and running for lieutenant governor Project: Mr. and Ms. Goldfishie Pageant (collecting books/ toys as admission ticket) Division 4 West Date: December 11th Location: Fountain Valley REC. Main Topics: Fall Rally Recap, Rose Float Decorating, and CTC. Division 4 North Date: December 18, 2010 Times: 12pm – 1pm Main Topics: Rose Float, Fall Rally recap, PTP Fundraising, DCON, CHOC Toy and Crafts Drive Division 30 North Date: Saturday, December 11th, 2010 Times: 12:00pm – 1:00pm Location: TBA Host: Brea-Olinda Main Topics: Reviewing the sheer awesomeness of Fall Rally, going over upcoming events, spreading the season’s cheers, and LTG elects
EVENT: Kiwanis Club of CHOC Meeting Date: Monday, December 15 Times: 6:30PM Location: CHOC Children's Clinic. Wade Education Center/2nd Floor (455 South Main Street, Orange) Division 41 South Kiwanis of Lake Forest EVENT: December 2010 Food Drive – South County Outreach Date: Saturday, December 4th to Sunday, December 19th 2010 Times: 9:00 AM to 1:00/2:00 PM Location: Foothill Ranch & Lake Forest Ralph’s
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REGION EVENTS
Division 41 North EVENT: Rose Float Parade Purpose: To help decorate the Kiwanis float for the Tournament of Roses Rose Float Parade Event Information: Date: Wednesday, December 29th Times: 8 am to 4 pm, 4 pm to 11 pm Location: Pasadena Host: Phoenix Building Company Division 41 South EVENT: Ice Skating Fundraiser for PTP Purpose: To raise money for PTP! Event Information: Date: Saturday, December 18th, 2010 Times: 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Subject to change) Location: Aliso Viejo Ice Palace Host: Aliso Niguel
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NUTS AND BOLTS REGIONAL
REGION 3 CONTINUED
MESSAGE BOARD
DCM ALERTS Division 30 South Date: December 22nd, 2010 Times: 9 AM – 3 PM Location: Modjeska Park Host: Whitney, Savanna, Rosary Main Topics: Rose Float Decorating, Talent Show, Conclave, D30S Relay Competition Project: PTP Fundraiser Division 41 North Date: Saturday, December 11th Times: 4:00 pm Location: Second Harvest Food Bank Host: University
Division 4 East EVENT: Goldfish Gathering and Social Purpose: To meet with all the officers, prepare for the rest of the year, and talk about running for Lieutenant Governor. Host: Lutheran High School
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Division 4 West CLUBS: 10 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Marina Key Club Division 4 North CLUBS: 10 SERVICE HOURS: 3093.75 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Garden Grove High School Division: 30 North CLUBS: 12 MEMBERS: 514 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Brea-Olinda
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Division 41 North • Keep on publicizing Key Club in order to increase membership! • Start thinking about District Convention • Have a wonderful winter break :) Division 41 South • Hey Lions! Keep up your service and make sure to sign up for Rose Float Decorating • Have a wonderful winter break!
REGION EVENTS
Division 4 East CLUBS: 12 SERVICE HOURS: 4745 hours CLUB OF THE MONTH: OCHSA
Division 30 South • Start fundraising for District Convention • Keep Fundraising for PTP
EVENTS
Division 4 North Otters’ Winter Social Date: December 18, 2010 Times: 4 PM – 8PM. Location: TBA Cost: $5 We will be having a winter social where we will have lots of food, sweets, hot cocoa, a movie, games, and much more! :) RSVP: d04n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Caroling for Cans Date: December 22, 2010 Time: 7pm – 9pm Location: FV Rec Center We are going to be caroling for canned foods for the
Division 41 North CLUBS: 6 MEMBERS: 282 SERVICE HOURS: 350 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Irvine Division 41 South CLUBS: 10 MEMBERS: 476 BEASTLY Lions! SERVICE HOURS: 544.5 CLUB OF THE MONTH: Dana Hills
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REGION 4: Divisions 6,36E,36W,47
REGION 3 CONTINUED
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Division 6 Date: December 18, 2010 Times: 9am-5pm Location: 700 Seco Street, Pasadena Host: Division 6 Main Topics: CTC Leadership Workshop: Project: Rose Float Decorating
Division 6 • DCM will also be with Division 6 Kiwanis • A map can be found here: http://www.kiwanisrosefloat.com/ decorating.htm • Check your emails please. • Perform service, Service, SERVICE!!! • Ask questions and give me suggestions. I want to hear from you Division 36 East • Remember to send me your Visuals on Fall Rally • Articles on Fall Rally! Tell me how you felt! Tell District how you felt! • Remember to register for Candidate Training Conference Division 47 • Dues should have already been paid. If they haven't please pay them ASAP • Keep checking emails as information is shared through emails. • Keep up the great service! • T-shirts are still available, contact LTG for information. Division 36 West • We will have a guest speaker from the Muscle Dystrophy Association come to our meeting and tell us about the DanceMarathon
● If you haven’t paid for your divisional t-shirts do so before they run out.
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Division # 6 Clubs: 14 Members: 830 Club of the Month: Great Oak High School
Introducing….. Newly appointed D36W Lt. Governor Stephanie Sousa
Division #36 West Clubs: 7
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Division 47 Date: December 18th, 2010 Times: 2-4PM Location: El Centro, contact LTG for more information Host: Southwest Main Topics: CTC Division 36 West Date: 12/12/10 Times:10:30-1 pm Location: Fontana Community Senior Center Host: Stephanie Souza, Darlene Scalf, Carolyn Qualm Main Topics: Jingle Bell-a-thon, Dance Marathon in January Leadership Workshop: none
EVENTS
Divisions at a Glance Division 36 East Clubs: 8 Members: 450 Service Hours: 1467.5 Club of the Month: San Gorgonio Divisions at a Glance Division 47 Clubs: 10 Members: 439 Club of the Month: Hemet High School
Division 36 East Date: December 11, 2010 Times: 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Location: Highland YMCA Host: Lieutenant Governor Lynne Nguyen Main Topics: CTC, Dance-a-thon Leadership Workshop: Project: Rose Parade Float Building
Home Club: Bloomington Fun fact: She LOVES to smile!!
Division 36 West EVENT: Jingle Bell-a-thon Purpose: Raise money for the Ronald Mcdonald house. Event Information: Date: 12/18/2010 Times: 12pm-3pm Division 36 Kiwanis EVENT: Special Olympics Bowl-a-thon Date: January 30th (more info later)
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REGION 5: Divisions 28N,28S,28W,38E,38W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 5
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D28 CTC will be on January 15th, 2011 at Cimarron-Memorial | 10:00AM D28 Conclave 2011 | February 19th, 2011| SWCTA If you have not paid your dues, which you should have, pay them! Member retention after Fall Rally is a must! Encourage others to run for Lieutenant Governor! The K Pageant Chair 2010-2011 is: Shannen Tran from Basic HS in D28S! If you’re interested in being a contestant for K Pageant, please contact your LTG! (D28) There are many service opportunities in December. Clothing drives, food drives, all in the spirit of Christmas! If you are interested in running for LTG, please email me (d38e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com) to let me know. (D38E) Start fundraising for your club to attend District Convention! Make sure that your clubs are staying active over the breaks! DON’T STRESS YOURSELF OUT. Take a nap! STILL ENCOURAGE MEMBERS TO JOIN KEY CLUB, it’s never too late. Congratulations D28S on an astounding 4,003 service hours for the month of October! We had the third highest
Division 28 West Date: December 7th, 2010 Times: 5:00PM-6:00PM Location: SWCTA Host: SWCTA Main Topics: Member Recognition, Conclave, Running for LTG Leadership Workshop: Club Retention after Fall Rally Division 38 East Date: December 20th, 2010 Times: 11AM-2PM Location: Rock Springs Retirement Home Host: AVHS Main Topics: Christmas Caroling, CTC, DCON fundraising Division 38 West Date: December 4th, 2010 Times: 12:45PM-3:00PM Location: Paraclete High School Gymnasium Host: Paraclete High School Main Topics: Icebreakers, club improvements, Rose Float planning Leadership Workshop: Running for office 2011-2012
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EVENTS EVENT: D28 Conclave Purpose: To vote for the new LTGs of 2011-2012! Event Information: Date: February 19th, 2011 Location: SWCTA Host: SWCTA EVENT: K-Pageant Purpose: Who can be deemed King and Queen of Division 28? Event Information: Date: February 26th, 2011 Location: Coronado High School Host: Coronado HS Event Information: Date: December 17th, 2010 Times: 4:30 PM-7:30 PM Location: Melanie's house (ask for directions) Host: D38E
DCM Alerts Division 28 North Date: Wednesday, January 5th, 2011 Times: 5:00PM Location: Arbor View HS Host: Arbor View HS Main Topics: Fall Rally, Key Club Dues, Key Leader, K-Pageant, Conclave, LTG CTC Leadership Workshop: Key Leader Division 28 South Date: Thursday, December 9th, 2010 Times: 5:00PM-6:30PM Location: Valley High School Host: Valley High School Main Topics: Fall Rally, Key Club dues, Divisional Hoodies, Extra Fall Rally t-shirts, D28S Relay for Life, K Pageant, Holiday Cheer Off, LTG CTC, DCON, Member Recognition, and upcoming fundraisers. Leadership Workshop: LTG CTC & BEEing a Lt. Governor
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REGION 6: Divisions 23, 45 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 6
MESSAGE BOARD Division 23 and 45 Division 23 and 45 will both be having a DCM in December, but the date, time, and location are not yet finalized. Division 23 • Club Dues need to be submitted as soon as possible. Contact Ally for help with dues. • Members should check the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org to look for information about Member Recognition, and Ally is looking for volunteers for a Divisional Judging Committee to help in deciding who gets the awards. If nobody volunteers for this committee, there will not be any awards given in Division 23. Division 45 • If you are receiving emails from the Division 45 reflector, please be sure to reply to the messages to confirm it has been received. • Please be sure to pay your club dues as soon as possible. If your club has not received the password needed to access the online payment system, please email me at d45.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com • Please check your email often for information about our next DCM.
REGION 7: Divisions 3,16,25E,25W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 7
MESSAGE BOARD Division 25 East • Shirts have been made! • Buy them for $15! Division 25 West • Shirts are now available! Only mediums and larges are leftover, but • another order will be made. Buy them for $12 each!
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DCM Alerts Division 25 East Date: December 25th, 2010 Time: ~2PM – 6PM Main topics: Upcoming events in 2011, Rose float decorations Division 16 Date: Saturday, December 4th from 4-5:30PM Where: Todd Longshore Park Main Topics: Benefit concert, membership, DCON
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REGION 8: Divisions 1/19N,19S,13N,13S Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 8
DCM Alerts
Division 1/19 North Date: December 18, 2010 Times: 12:00PM – 2:00PM Location: Nakaoka in Gardena Main Topics: The Last Quarter, DCON, Divisional Performance, Running for Office, Children’s Miracle Network, March of Dimes
Division 13 South Date: December 11, 2010 Times: 10:00AM – 11:00AM Location: Bellflower Kiwanis Hall Main Topics: How to Stay Active, Running for Lt. Governor
Division 19 South Date: Sunday, December 12, 2010 Division 13 North Times: 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm Date: December 12, 2010 Location: Hermosa Kiwanis Hall Times: 2:00PM – 3:00PM Host: Michelle Kim Location: Bellflower Kiwanis Hall Main Topics: Old Business, Sweatshirt deMain Topics: Fall Rally Evaluation, signs, Divisional Conclave, Divisional Dodgeball Event Update, CTC Registra- Judging Committee Results, Upcoming tion, Supplementary Dues, Divisional Events, Ice Breaker Ideas, Make cards for Banquet, Calendar Reminders. children in hospitals
Message BOARD Division 1/19 North • Remember to turn in Club Report Forms BEFORE 6:00 PM by the 5th of each month! • Visuals and Articles are due by the 18th of each month! • Divisional Goodies Round 2: The order form and money are to be turned in at the DCM! No exceptions.
EVENTS Event Information: Christmas Toy Drive Date: Saturday, Decem12, 2010 Times: 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Location: Hermosa Kiwanis Hall Host: Michelle Kim Cost: $10.00 ticket or toy worth $10.00
Kiwanis of Rolling Hills Estates EVENT: December Divisional Council Meeting Date: Monday, December 20, 2010 Times: 6:30 pm Location: Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club House, 2515 Valley Drive, Hermosa Beach, CA RSVP: Contact Kiwanis advisor
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AT A GLANCE
Division # 19 South Clubs: Bishop Montgomery, Carson, Mira Costa, Narbonne, North (Torrance), Peninsula, Redondo, San Pedro, West (Torrance) Members: 755 Service Hours: 3724
REGION 9: Divisions 2,8,26 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 9
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Division 2/26 Date: December 17th Location: Dublin Ice Rink Host: Division 26
Division 26 • Congratulate secretaries who have sent in on time submissions • Talk about awards they can apply for • Ask for photos if they have any Division 8 • Great Job, on time secretaries! • Remember to apply for recognition. Guidelines are under the MR tab on the CyberKey • Planning for the Annual D8 Benefit Concert begins now! Send your president a list of performers you would like to see!
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Division 8 DCM Date: December 11th Times: TBA Location: Crystal MS Host: Division 8
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REGION 9 CONTINUED division & region events
Division 26 EVENT: Movie Night Purpose: Raise money for the San Ramon Valley Key Club Event Information: Date: December 3 Times: 6-9pm Location: San Ramon High School Host:San
Division 2 EVENT: Food Bank Purpose: Serve lunch to the hungry & homeless Kiwanis of Martinez EVENT: DCM Date: December 8th Times: 6-8
Message BOARD Division 2 • CTC is Jan 15! Transportation may be provided • Visitations will continue, and your LTG is happy to go to any events! • Remember to pay dues!
Divisions at a Glance Divisions at a Glance Division 8 Clubs: 12 Members: 473 Total Service Hours: 1457 Club of the Month: Fairfield High
Division 26 Clubs: 16 Members: 718 Service Hours: 210 Club of the Month: Antioch High
REGION 12: Divisions 5,46 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 12
DCM ALERTS Division 05 Date: December 13th, 2010 Times: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Location: Bullard High School’s Cafeteria Host: Bullard Key Club Main Topics: Divisional Banquet and Awarding Ceremony Leadership Workshop: Fundraising
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Division Events EVENT: Rose Floats Purpose: Put roses on floats for the parade in Pasadena! Event Information: Date: December 30th, 2010 Times: 4:00am – 9:30pm Location: Leave Manchester at 4:00am, stay in Pasadena, be home by 9:00pm Host: Michael Berdinella
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Message BOARD Division 5 Rose Float is this month! I need roll calls for that! I also need a roll call of the amount of candidates for LTG from your school! Conclave is coming up! Email me for more instructions!
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Divisions at a GLANCE Division #05 Clubs: 14 Members: 700+ Service Hours: 1000+ Club of the Month: Buchanan!
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REGION 13: Divisions 10N,10S,15,35E,35W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 13
MESSAGE board Division 10N • You guys were AMAZING at Fall Rally! I am so proud of each •
and every one of you. Be sure to keep up your spirit and enthusiasm for the rest of the year! You should have already paid your dues by now. If you haven’t, please take care of it immediately.
Division 15 • Congratulations to Chino, Chino Hills, Claremont, Don Lugo, •
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Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Upland for submitting Early Bird! Bring your old cell phones, chargers, and other phone accessories to DCMs to be sent to March of Dimes, an organization who has teamed up with Ebay for this program to raise money to fight prematurity and improve the health of babies. MRFs are due on the 3rd of every month for Early Bird and the 5th for on time. Hoodies are still on sale for $25. If you have not ordered shirts, we have some left for $10 each. Start looking over the awards guidelines if you are planning to apply! Go under the recognition tab on cnhkeyclub.org.
Divisional EVENTS Division 10N EVENT: Rose Float Decorating Purpose: To assist with float decorating efforts for the Kiwanis float and other floats as needed Event Information: Date: December 11, 9AM-5PM; December 26, Shift 1 8AM-3PM, Shift 2 3PM-9PM; December 28, Shift 1 8AM-4PM, Shift 2 4PM-11PM Times: Listed above Location: Rosemont Pavilion, Pasadena Host:
EVENT: Region 13 Winterformal Purpose: To raise money and awareness for PTP while dancing the night away with fellow White Cats Event Information: Date: Monday, December 20, 2010 Times: 7PM-11PM Location: Diamond Bar Community Center Host: CNH
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Division 10N Date: Saturday, December 18, 2010 Times: 12:40PM-2PM Location: Garfield Park, South Pasadena Host: San Marino Main Topics: Fall Rally, PTP Fundraising, Dues, Regional Winter Formal, Rose Float Decorating, Christmas White Elephant exchange, CTC-LTG, Feeding the Homeless Division 15 Date: Saturday, December 18 Times: 6:30-7:30pm Location: In Front of Center Ice Arena Host: Ontario Main Topics: Regional Winter Formal, Ice Skating Social, Rose Floats, Isaiah's Rock, Running for LTG, CTC Division 35E Date: November 27, 2010 Times: 4:00PM-5:00PM Location: Kellog Park Host: Walnut Main Topics: Fall Rally Review, Regional Winter Formal, Dues!!! CTC Division 35W Date: Saturday, December 18, 2010 Times: 11:30AM-1:30PM Location: Baldwin Park High School Main Topics: Fall Rally, PTP Fundraising, T-shirts, Sweaters, Rose Floats, Regional Dance, D35 Talent Show
Division 15 EVENT: Isaiah's Rock Purpose: To serve dinner and collect Christmas gifts for the homeless. Event Information: Date: December 10-19 Times: 8am-Closing Location: Chino Civic Center (13220 Central Avenue, Chino, CA 91710) Host: Division 15
EVENT: Ice Skating Social Purpose: To start off Christmas Break by meeting everyone in the division. Event Information: Date: December 18 Times: 7:30pm-9:30pm Location: Center Ice Arena Host: Division 15
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Division 35E • Please notify me when your club has events/meetings! I want to be there! • Keep in touch with your Kiwanis sponsors! They’re always behind you 100% Division 35W • Seals! Come to our next DCM on Saturday, December 18, 2010! We have quite a few divisional and a regional event coming up! • Region 13 Winter Formal: Do you like dancing?! Is your Winter Formal too expensive? Don’t fear! R13 is here! We will be having a Key Club Region 13 Winter Formal on Monday, December 20, 2010, from 7PM-11PM at the Diamond Bar Center. Presale is $15 and At-the-Door is $20. Pre-sale ends on December 13! • We have two divisional events coming up! Both involve helping to decorate rose floats! When? On December 27 and December 29. Both shifts are from 8:00AM-4:00PM. • FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE! Keep on fundraising for PTP Seals! Remember! We are trying to reach our goal of $3000! Got Fundraisers? Invite me! I’d love to help out!
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Division 35E
EVENT: Rose Floats Kiwanis of D35 Purpose: To help decorate rose floats! EVENT: Kiwanis DCM Event Information: Date: Monday, December 27, 2010 Times: 8:00AM-4:00PM Location: Pasadena Rose Bowl (across) Kiwanis of Ontario-Parkway EVENT: Christmas on Euclid Date: Saturday, December 4 Times: 9am-3pm Location: Foothill and Euclid
Date: December 9, 2010 Times: Starts at 6:30PM Location: Covina Bowl Pre-Sale Tickets: RSVP: Contact me if you want to go.
Division 10N
Clubs: 9 Clubs: 6 Members: 1080 Members: 323 Service Hours: 1776 Service Hours: 920 Club of the Month: Walnut High School Division 15
Division 35W Clubs: 10 Members: 804 Service Hours: 2069.5
Clubs: 14 Members: 1188 Service Hours: 2121 Club of the Month: Ruben Ayala
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DCM Alerts
Division 14 Date: November 20 Times 11:00a.m Location: Info will be emailed soon Host: River Valley Main Topics: Fall Rally, PTP Project: Yes
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Keep up the awesome service Robots Keep increasing members and remember Key Club week Now is the best time to start thinking of
Divisions at a Glance Division # 14 Clubs: 9 Members:More than 422 Service Hours: 54 Club of the Month: Las Plumas for dedicating the most members to our PTP fundraiser
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DCM Alerts
Division 32 Date: December 11, 2010 Times: 12-2 p.m. Location: Cloverdale High School library Host: Cloverdale High School Main Topics: Lt. Governor election process, what awards can each club earn, Awake- A-Thon, District Convention Leadership Workshop: Children’s Miracle Network Project: Wrap Christmas gifts for Make-A-Wish Foundation from 2 – 4 p.m.
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If interested in running for Lt. Governor you need to register online. Contact Daisy Paz at dreamystar034@aim.com for assistance.
Divisions at a Glance Division 32 Clubs: 13 Members: 262 Service Hours: 580.5 Club of the Month: Piner High School
REGION 16: Divisions 7N,7S,27,44N,44S Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 16
DCM ALERTS
Division 07N Date: December 18, 2010 Times: 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location: Kiwanis Family House Host: John F. Kennedy Main Topics: Christmas, Awake a thon, Post Fall Rally fundraising Division 07S Date: December 17, 2010 Times: 5:00 – 7:00 pm Location: Monterey Trail High School Host: Monterey Trail Main Topics: Winter Fundraising, divisional service projects, PTP fundraising, District Convention, Children’s Miracle Network Leadership Workshop: All officers – distinguished binders Division 27 Date: December 20, 2010 Times: 12 PM – 1 PM Location: Stockton Arena 248 W. Fremont Street Host: Edison Main Topics: Salvation Army events, Candidates Training Conference, District Convention Leadership Workshop: none Project: Bring canned foods for Winter Wonderland event! Division 44N Date: December 11th, 2010 Host: Lincoln High School Main Topics: Holiday Projects, DCON, Divisional Spirit
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MESSAGE board Division 7 North • Hooray for the Holidays! Even though we are on break, lets keep serving and set new hour records! • Keep brainstorming methods of raising money for PTP! We want to reach our district goal of $100,000! • Even though the regular deadline for dues has past, you can keep collecting dues from any potential members. Remember that these set of dues must be received by February 1st. Division 7 South • Hello club treasurers! Please continue to submit dues for members that joined after December 1st. • If you are interested in running for Lt. Governor, please make sure that you register to attend CTC. • Turn in your Butter Braid fundraising packets and money to your club presidents! • Look at the spirit catalog to see if you would like to purchase any new spirit gear. Division 27 • Members who are interested in running for Lt. Governor should register for CTC as soon as possible! • Clubs: remember to be fundraising for District Convention. Registration is $160 NOT including hotel and transportation so raise money to help the members. • Search out service events during the holidays! The American Red Cross and the Salvation Army ware waiting for club support.
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REGION 16 CONTINUED MESSAGE BOARD Division 44 North • Dues were due last month and great job on turning them in, but if you still have more people joining and paying now, you can keep turning in supplemental dues whenever! • Keep advertising the division t-shirts to your division! Continue to take orders and place officers, advisors, or presidents, please place the orders with me ASAP. • Start fundraising for DCON. It’s in Anaheim this year, so it’ll be more than last year, but it’s definitely a once in a lifetime experience and SO WORTH IT. • Great job on continuing a trend of excellent service for last month. Way to go on collectively continuing to complete over 1000 hours of Key Club service. :) • NINJA STAR Shout OUTS to Tim Wong (Bear River), Jackie Jacoby (Del Oro), Naomi Mark (Granite Bay), Jade WonGoldner (Nevada Union), KendallOdom (Placer), DavidLeung (Rocklin), AlyssaCayetano(Roseville), CinziaKeechilot (Whitney) and KiranpreetNagra (Woodcreek) for turning in your MRFs for ninja stars this month.
Divisions at a GLANCE Division #07N Clubs: 9 Members: 438 Service Hours: 108 Club of the Month: Burbank Division #07S Clubs: 9 Members: 1081 Service Hours: 915 Club of the Month: Valley
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D07S EVENT: Laguna Creek’s Mock New Year Bash 2011 Purpose: Have fun with your Key Club friends at this awesome dance and help fundraise for Laguna Creek’s District Convention fund. Event Information: Date: January 7, 2011 Times: 7:00 – 10:00 pm Location: Laguna Creek High School Host: Laguna Creek D27 EVENT: Fight against Hunger Purpose: To help feed the Stockton community Event Information: Date: November 25, 2010 Times: 6:00 am – 4:00 pm Location: Stockton Emergency Food Bank Host: Franklin D07S EVENT: Zoolights Purpose: Micke Grove Zoo needs volunteers
Division #44N Clubs: 10 Members: 482 Service Hours: 186 Club of the Month: Woodcreek
Event Information: Date: December 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18 Times: 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm Location: Micke Grove Zoo Host: Franklin
Division #44S Clubs: 15 Members: 488 Service Hours: 420
Candidates Training Conference Purpose: Train future lieutenant governors about the elections and training process.
Division #27 Clubs: 15 Members: 824
Event Information: Date: January 15, 2011 Times: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Location: Kiwanis Family House Host: Northern Californian LTG’s Leadership Workshops: candidates training Cost: $5 for food
REGION 17: Divisions 12E,12S,12W,34N,34S,43 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 17
DCM ALERTS Division 12 South Date: November 27th, 2010 Times: 11am – 2pm Location: Santa Theresa High School Host: Santa Theresa High School
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Division 12 West Date: November 20th, 2010 Times: 12 pm – 3pm Location: Wilcox High School Host: Wilcox High School Main Topics: Service Projects, Running for Office, CTC, DCON, and Spirit Items
Division 34N Date: November 21st, 2010 Times: 2pm – 4pm Location: Sequoia High School Host: Sequoia High School Main Topics: Divisional items, FRN recap, How to hold an effective meeting, LTG Elections
Division 34 South Date: November 13th, 2010 Times: 11am – 1pm Location: Fremont High School Host: Fremont High School Main Topics: LTG CTC, fundraising, volunteer events
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Division 22 Island: Kauai Date: Sunday, December 12th, 2010 Location: Lydgate Beach/Park Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Main Topics: Club Dues, Divisional Convention, The Next Lieutenant Governor, District Convention, Divisional Project, One Dollar for Life, Contests and Awards Project: Making felt candy cane holders to pass out to the special needs students at the schools. Island: Oahu Date: Sunday, December 12th, 2010 Location: Queen Emma Square Time: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Main Topics: Club Dues, Divisional Convention, The Next Lieutenant Governor, District Convention, Divisional Project, One Dollar for Life, Contests and Awards Project: Youth for Christ Homeless Feeding Island: Maui Date: Saturday, December 11th, 2010 Location: Fairgrounds near the War Memorial Stadium Time: 2:00 PM Main Topics: Club Dues, Divisional Convention, The Next Lieutenant Governor, District Convention, Divisional Project, One Dollar for Life, Contests and Awards Island: Hawaii Island Date: Saturday, December 11th, 2010 Location: Hilo High School Time: 1:00 PM Main Topics: Club Dues, Divisional Convention, The Next Lieutenant Governor, District Convention, Divisional Project, One Dollar for Life, Contests and Awards
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December will focus on the “R” in “S.O.A.R.” We encourage you and your clubs to reduce, reuse, and recycle in an effort to reduce global warming. The submission deadline for on-time club dues has passed. If you haven’t paid your club dues yet, please do so as soon as possible. Keep in mind that you will not be able to attend Divisional Convention if you do not pay your club dues. Divisional Convention forms are still being accepted. The regular registration deadline has passed. Late registration forms are due by December 15th and must include a $25 late registration fee. Interested in becoming the next Lieutenant Governor for Division 22? Want to know more about the position? Contact LTG David to let him know you’re interested. Have you checked out our Divisional Website recently? Visit www.keyclubsd22.com for the latest information and resources provided by the Division and the District.
Division at a Glance Division 22 Clubs: 24 Members: 1534 Service Hours: 5485.25 (total taken from all submitted October MRFs)
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CNH DISTRICT CONTACTS District Governor Diana Nguyen ................................................................. kcgovernor@cnhkiwanis.org District Secretary Breigh Dang ..................................................................... kcsecretary@cnhkiwanis.org District Treasurer Hue Tran .............................................................................. kctreasurer@cnhkiwanis.org District Technology Editor Andrew Shin ............................................................................ kceditor@cnhkiwanis.org District Administrator Lisa Lotito-Byers ......................................................................cnh.kcadmin@gmail.com Service Leadership Program, Director Bruce Hennings .......................................................................... bruce@cnhkiwanis.org District Convention Chair Ben Chon .................................................................................. kcdcon@cnhkiwanis.org District Projects Chair Zeyu (Andrew) Liu ........................................................................ kcdp@cnhkiwanis.org Kiwanis Family & Foundation Chair Lorita Boghospor ...........................................................................kckff@cnhkiwanis.org Member Recognition Chair Pierre Bourbonnais ....................................................................... kcmr@cnhkiwanis.org Member Relations Chair Jonhny Pham ............................................................................... kcmrs@cnhkiwanis.org Policies, International, Elections Chair Nathan Schlaffer ......................................................................... kcpie@cnhkiwanis.org Lt. Governors Division 1 ................................................................................ please contact D19N LTG Division 2 ..................................................................................d2kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Divisions 3 ..................................................................................d3kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 4 East ........................................................................ d4ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 4 North ..................................................................... d4nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 4 West ..................................................................... d4wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 5 ...................................................................................d5kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 6 ...................................................................................d6kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 7 North ..................................................................... d7nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 7 South ...................................................................... d7skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 8 ...................................................................................d8kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 10 North ................................................................. d10nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 10 South .................................................................. d10skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 11 ...............................................................................d11kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 12 East .................................................................... d12ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 12 South .................................................................. d12skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 12 West ................................................................. d12wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 13 North ................................................................. d13nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 13 South .................................................................. d13skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 14 ...............................................................................d14kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 15 ...............................................................................d15kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 16 ...............................................................................d16kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 18 ...............................................................................d18kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 19 North ................................................................. d19nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 19 South .................................................................. d19skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 20 .................................................................................. please contact D32 LTF Division 21 ...............................................................................d21kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 22 ...............................................................................d22kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 23 ...............................................................................d23kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 24 ...............................................................................d24kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 25 East .................................................................... d25ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 25 West ................................................................. d25wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 26 ...............................................................................d26kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 27 ...............................................................................d27kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org
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Division 28 North ................................................................. d28nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 28 South .................................................................. d28skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 28 West ..................................................................d28wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 29 ...............................................................................d29kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 30 North ................................................................. d30nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 30 South .................................................................. d30skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 31 ...............................................................................d31kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 32 ...............................................................................d32kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 33 ...............................................................................d33kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 34 North ................................................................. d34nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 34 South .................................................................. d34skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 35 East .................................................................... d35ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 35 West ..................................................................d35wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 36 East .................................................................... d36ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 36 West ..................................................................d36wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 37 North ................................................................. d37nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 37 South .................................................................. d37skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 38 North ................................................................. d38ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 38 South .................................................................d38wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 39 ................................................................................. please contact D14 LTG Division 41 North ................................................................. d41nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 41 South .................................................................. d41skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 42 East .................................................................... d42ekcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 42 West ..................................................................d42wkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 43 ............................................................................... please contact D12E LTG Division 44 North ................................................................. d44nkcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 44 South .................................................................. d44skcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 45 ................................................................................. please contact D23 LTG Division 46 ...............................................................................d46kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org Division 47 ..............................................................................d47kcltg@cnhkiwanis.org
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