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Marc 23-25 2025
Billing Hote an
Conventio Cente




Celebratio of Club achievement
Elec ne Distric Leadershi Educationa Workshop








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Marc 23-25 2025
Billing Hote an
Conventio Cente
Celebratio of Club achievement
Elec ne Distric Leadershi Educationa Workshop
Anythin yo shoul kno abou th Montan
INGREDIENTS:
2 1/2 CUPS FLOUR
2 LARGE EGGS
1 CUP CANNED PUMPKIN
3 TBSP. CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER
DIRECTIONS:
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Mix all ingredients into a dough, then form into a ball. Roll out the dough on a floured surface; use a fall-inspired or puppy-themed cookie cutter to cut out the dough into shapes. Place the “cookies” onto a baking sheet. For softer cookies, bake 15-20 minutes. If you want cookies with a little extra crunch, bake for about 30 minutes.
INGREDIENTS:
6 OUNCES OF WHITE TURKEY, COOKED
1/2 CUP CHOPPED CARROTS
1/2 CUP OATMEAL
DIRECTIONS:
Heat oven to 400 degrees F. Blitz all three ingredients in a food processor until smooth. Roll the mixture into little balls, then bake on a cookie sheet for 15 minutes.
2 APPLES, CORED AND DICED
1 TBSP CINNAMON
1 TBSP HONEY
1 TSP VANILLA EXTRACT
1 TBSP COCONUT OIL
2 CUPS AP FLOUR (OAT FLOUR WORKS GREAT TOO)
1 1/2 TSP BAKING POWDER
1/4 CUP MILK
1 EGG
DIRECTIONS:
Preheat oven to 350º. Wash, core, and dice or grate the apples. To your diced apple, add the cinnamon, vanilla, honey, and coconut oil and stir thoroughly. Add the flours and baking powder next, stirring to combine. This will resemble a crumble more than a cookie dough, don’t be alarmed! Add the milk and egg, and give it a final stir. Drop small spoonfuls of cookie dough onto a parchment lined cookie sheet.You can either leave the dough in spherical form or press down lightly with a fork to create a flatter, crunchier cookie. Bake 20 minutes, or until the tops attain some golden color and there are some crunchy bits on the edges, but the bottom isn’t too browned.
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AND WORKED FOR MULTIPLE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES?
4) BEEN TO HAWAII 7 TIMES AND OWNS 2 BUSINESSES?
3200 TROPHIES IN BRAWL STARS AND HAS REACHED A RATING OF 1900 IN CHESS?
WAS BORN WITH A HOLE IN
OVER 350 BOOKS AND HAS BEEN ABLE TO COUNT TO 10 IN 5 LANGUAGES SINCE 3?
The Florence Key Club put on their annual spooky Haunted House on the 29 and 30 of October this year! The Club participated in setup, takedown, and acting as killers, dolls, and dead . brides. Florence raised 800 dollars, with 600 dollars profit, and plan to put the money to an undecided cause/charity. Around 30 members helped with the event. Most members averaged around 7 hours of service, with some reaching 12-13 hours
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Anaconda students put on a haunted house for the Anaconda community on Friday October 12. The funds of the haunted house are going toward projects they plan to do throughout the year in the future. LTG of Division 3 Ian Bray went to the Anaconda school recently to present the officers and new members their duties for the year and what the service year will look like.
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On November 4, Skyview's Key Club helped create the decorations for a Twirp. They cleaned the windows, cut out stars, and drew outlines for the wall decoration so they will be ready to put it up on November 23.
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The Miles City Key Club hosted a spooktacular carnival and trunk or treat this October along with Kiwanis, Builder Club and KKids. The event supported the H.O.P.E pantry which provides meals for those in need. To enter one had to pay $1 or bring a nonperishable item that also
The DCHS Key Club raised $397.20 by trick or treating for UNICEF. They were split into three teams. Team “Pirate” won with $194.13 dollars raised.
The Bozeman High School Key Club made dog treats for their local animal shelter in support of the Governor’s Project “Making Positive Impacts.”
Havre Key Club put together a Dog Run/Walk
Fundraiser to raise money to buy equipment for the local dog park. Five key Clubbers went to help with the fundraiser on October 19th, 2024. Water, treats for dogs and their humans were provided.
Glasgow Key Club raised money for YC by selling cotton candy. Along with the cotton candy, they created a birthday pack for a child in Pre-K. Plus, in Halloween fashion they went trick-or-treating for canned food.
In October, the Eureka Key Club held an Ice Cream Social for team bonding. Their main service project for October was a Halloween candy drive. Throughout the month of October, members brought in bags of candy. These bags were brought to Lancaster and Co. Real Estate as they run the local candy drive. On October 30, they assisted them in passing out the candy. Their goal was to provide some relief to families who receive hundreds of trick-or-treaters.
East Helena High, Helena High, Helena
Capital, Great Falls High, & CMR High
For the spooky season Great Falls and CMR participated in a Trunk or Treat, while East Helena went Trick or Treating for money for UNICEF.