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June 2010 Volume 2, Issue 1 Please BEE green. Do not print this newsletter.

CNH District Newsletter The Official

Front cover: This quilt was presented to 2009-2010 CNH District Governor Jesse Truong from the District Board.

Photo taken by Ocean View Key Club President Yau Hwa Chan

C N H | K E Y C L U B

June 2010 Volume 2, Issue 1 Please BEE green. Do not print this newsletter.

CNH District Newsletter The Official

cnh district newsletter Compiled by the 2010-2011 District Board June 2010 | Volume 2 | Issue 1

Hello CNH Bees! It’s almost summer! Stay strong for the last few weeks of school and keep up with your final projects and exams. Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, you know that the last month of school is still important, so don’t procrastinate! This year will be the second volume of this District Newsletter. We hope you find the information in this newsletter informative and helpful. This entire publication is created by the District Executives, Lieutenant Governors, and District Committees in order to provide assistance to you, the member! Make this newsletter the “go to” location every month for all California-Nevada-Hawai’i District updates. We hope you enjoy each issue this year. Be sure to spread the word to your members, officers, and advisors! In this issue, you will find information on District Committees, Region updates, officer training, and helpful reminders and tips! Take a peek inside! Be sure to stay active members throughout the summer and continue to serve your schools and communities! Buzzin’ with CNH spirit, Secretary Breigh Dang Issue Editor

Introduction Letter from the Editors ....................................................... 2 District Goals ...................................................................... 2 News for Members Messages from the Executives ........................................ 3 District Committee Updates District Convention............................................................ 4 Kiwanis Family & Foundation ........................................... 4 District Projects ................................................................... 5 Member Relations ............................................................. 5 Policy, International, Elections ........................................ 6 Member Recognition ....................................................... 6 Region Updates In Region Number Order .................................................. 7 News for Officers Presidents & Vice-Presidents .......................................... 22 Secretaries ........................................................................ 23 Editors ................................................................................ 23 Treasurers .......................................................................... 24 District Contact Information .......................................... 25

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CNH District 42,000 members $100,000 for PTP 750,000 service hours

GOALS

EDITORS

District Updates 1. District Committee chairs have been selected

and are ready to serve the District. 2. As of May 23rd, there are currently 669 clubs in

the district with 40, 647 members. 3. CNH Board of Trustees held their May training

and Board meeting Memorial Weekend at the Kiwanis Professional Building in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca.

4. CNH has one candidate endorsed and running for International President and two candidates endorsed and running as International Trustee at the International Convention held in Memphis, Tennessee in July.

5. Clubs all over the District held or will be holding end of the year banquets and celebrations!

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Hello CNH BEEs! We have officially finished our first month of our term! With summer around the corner, start planning ways for which you can fundraise for the upcoming year. Fund-raise for Fall Rally, District Convention, of course, PTP, and much more! Summer is a GREAT time to not only fund-raise, but also to do some SERVICE! With the free time available during the summer, please spare some of this time to do some service for your community. Thank you for being amazing CNH BEEs and I hope you have an amazing fun-filled year!

NEWS FOR MEMBERS

GOVERNOR from the It is odd; it may be confusing to have a new board installed before your new school year even begins. This alone should signify that Key club is not like any other club on campus. The year ends and begins at District Convention in April. This unique schedule allows for new officer training while under the retired officers’ guidance and also year round community service. It is a schedule that may be odd; however, it is to make the member experience that much better. You can expect to see members by the thousands reciting the Key Club pledge and thousands cheering until the “woot, woot, hollas” turn into shrills. In Key club, these scenes happen. Outsiders are clueless to these Key Club activities. As a member, you can see the awe/confusion/surprise in their faces when they see a horde of people like yourself. It is like being inside one of those inside jokes– just with thousands of people. There is this feeling that you are not combating evil alone, you are serving your community alongside thousands of others. Trust me, being a member, paying the membership again and again, year after year, is well worth it. Members—keep on serving.

post TECH EDITOR Hello CNH Bees! How are you feeling while you read this? I hope many of you are excited that school is almost over and to some, already over.

But, just because the school year is over, doesn’t mean Key Club ends during the summer. There is always service to be done in your community whether it be picking up trash, planting trees, or volunteering at your nearest animal shelter. Take part in community service and don’t lose the Key Club spirit either!

Spread the word of Key Club amongst all your peers, acknowledging how fun and exciting it is! When you come back from summer vacation, you may either be graduating or starting a fresh new year of high school. Whatever the case may be, I expect your Key Club spirit to be louder and prouder than ever! So what do you do when I say, HOW DO YOU FEEL?

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Hey CNH! With over 40,000 members in our district, it is important that all CNH members strive to always increase membership and encourage more service. Whether you’re a member, club officer, or District Board officer, please remember that we ALL are members of this district. Keep track of your service hours, communicate with your Club Secretary, and always sign in at events to get volunteer credit! Strive to become more active during your weekly club meetings, get involved with your club and division socials and service projects, and help your club grow stronger as a team! Always keep in mind our CNH district goal of 42,000 members and remember that your paid dues make a difference in achieving this goal!

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Everyone experiences procrastination from time to time. Some people are chronic procrastinators, while others claim they work better under pressure. It's not about being lazy, but often people run out of time or take on too many projects. Some of the things we never get around to doing are boring, difficult, overwhelming, and complicated. Most people procrastinate due to feeling overwhelmed.

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COMMITTEE UPDATES

Committee Basics M e m b e r s : T h e C o n v e n t i o n Committee consists of Lieutenant Governors Eugene Lee (D 1), Eugene Lee (D19N), Justin Lee (D 27), Yuna Kim (D 28W), Alyssa Christopher Van (D 30N), Alexander Argame (D 30S), Michael Gao (D 34N), Leonna Luc (D 35W), Rodriguez (D 37N), Ruchi Vig (D 42E) Goal: We look forward to a fantastic year of great planning and organizing the 2010-2011 District Convention in Anaheim. Working together, our goal is for Key

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My name is Lorita Boghospor and I am the 2010-2011 Kiwanis Family Foundation Chair. The Kiwanis Family Foundation collaborates with District Projects to promote CNH Kiwanis Foundation programs and Kiwanis Family projects to support the CNH Key Club District Project: Project Shine: Bringing Light into Someone's Life. We also work as a team to collaborate with the District Governor and Region teams to ensure Kiwanis Family education and guest speaker opportunities are made available at each training event. Last but certainly not least, the Kiwanis Family Foundation also promotes Kiwanis One Day as well as Key Club Week through various activities along with the annual Walk for Life at District Convention. Our goal is raise awareness on specific projects and programs to be posted on the Cyber Key or at Convention; we create various presentations to showcase clubs completing service. This year, the CNH District Projects Committee is composed of the following 10 LTGs:

Donald Quach of Division 21 Dylan Samowski of Division 41S Stephanie Marquez of Division 36W Tristaniel Evangelista of Division 28N Alison Hamoy of Division 25W Dorothy Chow of Division 26 Angel Rocha of Division 46 Wendy Zhang of Division 35E Catherine Ho of Division 7N Stefan Tian of Division 34S

committee CONVENTION Clubbers at the end of the event to say "that was the best DCON EVER!"

Convention Basics When ? Where? April 15th-17th, 2010 Anaheim What can you expect? Well deserved recognition Electing new District Executive

Board Educational workshops An entertaining Keynote Speaker An exciting Governor’s Ball Memories that will last you a

lifetime!

(KFF continued) Our committee will be divided into different subcommittees in order to clearly communicate to each other committee all respective tasks and deadlines. Each LTG will serve on o n e o r m o r e o f t h e s e subcommittees in order to guarantee teamwork and promote various events across the District. D i s t r i c t T e c h n o l o g y E d i t o r subcommittee wil l focus on publicizing and promoting Kiwanis Fami ly re lat ions and CNH Foundation projects and programs. M e m b e r s R e l a t i o n s subcommittee promotes education and promotional materials for all training conferences and meetings on all district and international initiatives. Policy, International, Election writes resolutions focusing on appreciation of Foundation support, sponsoring Kiwanis clubs, and Kiwanis Family relations. D i s t r i c t C o n v e n t i o n subcommittee will collaborate regarding the Service Expo and service activities. We will also collaborate with: Member recognition District Projects regarding Walk

for Life, PEM, PTP, Kiwanis One Day, and other Kiwanis Family Projects

Overall, I am ecstatic to be working with these 10 devoted LTGs. Our hard work, team work, and dedication will definitely prove that Bees will always get the job done no matter what. Giving up will never be in our vocabulary.

committee KIWANIS FAMILY & FOUNDATION


Greetings from the District Projects Committee! My name is Zeyu Liu (although everyone just calls me Andrew) and I am the 2010-2011 District Projects Chair. This year's District Project is Project Shine: Bringing Light into Someone's Life. The District Project's focus for the next two years will be on individuals with special needs. I encourage members to either volunteer and spend some time with individuals with special needs or try to spread awareness and educate individuals about disabilities. More information can be obtained off the CNH CyberKey by going to www.cnhkeyclub.org and clicking on Projects -> District Projects. This year, the CNH District Projects Committee is composed of the following 12 LTGs: Daniel Medina (D31); Michelle Hoa (D4W); Lynne Nguyen (D36E); Melanie

General Information Introduction The Member Relations Committee for the 2010 - 2011 term is excited to plan, work, incorporate, and execute tasks, responsibilities, and new innovative ideas to make YOUR Key Club year as amazing, enjoyable, and efficient as possible! What are our responsibilities? In a general sense, our committee develops plans, topics, and resources for various workshops, training conferences, and learning opportunities throughout the year, including: Div is ional Counci l Meetings (DCMs), Regional Training Conferences (RTCs), Candidate Training Conferences (CTCs), and District Convention (DCON). We improve, enhance, and create available literature, resources, training materials, and information available throughout the year on

committee DISTRICT PROJECTS

committee MEMBER RELATIONS the CNH CyberKey, general internet, and sometimes directly to the divisions and home clubs within our district too! Promotion of district events, dues, and service are all key duties and topics that will allow us to reach you as a member! - We’re here to support YOU! We are here to support YOU as members of our great Cal-Nev-Ha District!

O r g a n i z a t i o n & Members Sub-Committees As a committee, we hope to relate, enhance, and support your time as a Key Clubber during the incoming year as best as possible! Therefore our committee will be broken up into three sub-committees : Education, Resources, & Technology - tackling every problem and improving the

quality of your membership the best we can! Who is part of our committee? It will be an honor and pleasure to work with the following Lieutenant Governors under the Member Relations Committee this year:

Vivian Yu of Division 37 South Sara Clayton of Division 41 North Charmaine LeBlanc of Division 6 Philip Nguyen of Division 38 West Gabrielle Lee of Division 16 Sandra Lee of Division 13 North Gloria Chen of Division 2 Jillian Johnson of Division 24 Nateli Sama of Division 18 Allys Ton of Division 10 South Kenneth Lee of Division 12 South David Ochoco of Division 22

Throughout the year, if you should have any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions, please feel free to contact us!

Velasquez (D38E); Ryan Pak (D25E); Michelle Kim (D19S); Ryan Brady (D29); Stephanie Sanchez (D33); Jane Huang (D10N); Daisy Paz (D 20/32); Kathy Hong (D44N); and Wen Soon (D12E). Our committee is currently divided i n t o t h e f o l l o w i n g 4 s u b c o m m i t t e e s : D i s t r i c t Project, District Project Research and Development, MEP, and Partners. Each LTG will serve on two of these subcommittees in order to emphasize teamwork and narrow t h e i r f o c u s e s t o i n c r e a s e effectiveness. The DP subcommittee will focus

on the development of the current district project and the creation of training material. The subcommittee will work together to publicize Project Shine and

encourage service focused on our DP.

The DP Research & Development subcommittee will develop a two year plan to create the new District Project for the 2012-2014 years. I f you have any suggestions for the 2012-2014 District Project, please send them to [email protected]!

The MEP subcommittee has similar responsibilities to the DP S u b c o m m i t t e e . H o w e v e r , instead of publicizing our district project, members will work on encouraging service towards Key Club International's Major Emphasis Program.

The Partners subcommittee will work on advocating our 3 Partners in Service.

We are confident that the District Projects Committee will go abuzz and bee-yond in order to shine in this upcoming year.

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My name is Pierre Bourbonnais and I am your 2010-2011 Member Recognition Chair. MEET YOUR COMMITTEE This year the CNH Member R e c o g n i t i o n C o m m i t t e e i s composed of Lieutenant Governors from throughout CNH. Although many of the Lieutenant Governors live hundreds of miles apart from each other, they are all here to assist y o u t h r o u g h t h e M e m b e r Recognition process. The Lieutenant Governors for the Member Recognition Committee this year are as listed: Itzel Coss Y Leon of D 11 Michelle Le of D 4 North Allyson Ortner of D 23 Sasha Spala of D 8 Tigran Parsadanyan of D 42 West Nancy Wu of D 15 Mohit Gulati of D 14 Kevin Lee of D 44 South

international officer elections at District Convention next year. Who’s part of the PIE Committee anyway? The PIE Committee consists of an elite team of Lieutenant Governors from divisions 3, 4 East, 5, 7 South, 12 West, 13 South, 28 South, 39, 45, and 47. Current Progress The CNH Pie Committee is currently developing an annual plan to ensure we fulfill our goals in serving our district. We are also working to compose a report about what our Key Club International Board is doing, by collaborating with our International Trustee Larmon Luo. We look forward to a successful year of service to our homes, schools, and communities! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact PIE Chair Nathan Schlaffer.

Our Goals CNH Policies, International, and Elections (acronym PIE for short) Committee’s objectives are…

To promote strong relations with Key Club International. To align the CNH District policies and bylaws with International. To promote education of Key Club policies and procedures, to present

proposals for change if appropriate. To oversee all aspects of the District Convention district officer

elections, international endorsements, and proposed bylaw changes or amendments.

Organization The PIE Committee is divided into 3 parts: 1. Policies Subcommittee 2. International Subcommittee 3. Elections Subcommittee Each Subcommittee focuses on their respective areas for serving our district. The Policies Subcommittee focuses on making sure our district abides by our Key Club International Bylaws, and CNH District Bylaws and Policy Manual (See the cnhkeyclub.org > Resources for more details on these documents). The International Subcommittee focuses on educating our district about Key Club International business. Lastly, the Elections Subcommittee focuses on educating our district about elections procedures and planning the district/

committee POLICY, INTERNATIONAL, ELECTIONS

ABOUT THE COMMITTEE The job of the Member Recognition Committee is to make sure that hardworking and accomplished Key Clubbers such as you get recognized for the service, leadership, and creativity that you display throughout the year. By reviewing the guidelines for each award, editing and creating new awards, and overseeing the judging process, the committee strives to ensure that all members have an equal chance for recognition throughout the 2010-2011 Key Club CNH District Year. If you are ever in need of assistance, let us know! CONTESTS This year, we are very excited to announce that not only are we continuing most of last year’s splendid contests, but that we are also creating new contests to better

recognize outstanding Key Clubbers. Although we have some ideas for new recognitions, we would love to hear ideas from Key Clubbers throughout the District. Contact us with your idea and we will make sure to consider your input. On another subject, we will be working on new ways to recognize members and clubs throughout the entire CNH Key Club year. Look for more recognition within the division and on the CNH Cyberkey. Guidelines for the 2010-2011 Key Club Year will be posted mid-summer on the CNH Cyberkey under the Recognition tab. QUESTIONS? Be sure to check this newsletter every month for updates about the member recognition process. If you ever have any questions please contact [email protected]. Member input from extraordinary Key Clubbers like you is what makes the Member Recognition process so rewarding!

committee MEMBER RECOGNITION


REGION UPDATES

Division 21 Date: 6/11/2010 Times: Same as Banquet! Location: TBA Division 37 North Date: 6/26/2010 Time: 10:00am-6pm Location: Oceanside Beach, North Side of Pier Division 37S Date: 6/12/10 Time: 5:30-6:00 PM Location: Country Club of Rancho Bernardo

Division 21 Clubs: 11 Members: 683 Service Hours: 467.5 (From April 2010) Club of the Month: Mira Mesa Division 37 North Clubs: 10 (+ 1 pending charter) Members: 389 Service Hours: 218 Club of the Month: Guajome Park Academy Division 37 South Clubs: 16 (1 suspended) Members: 976 Service Hours: 2152.8 (April 2010) Club of the Month: Mount Carmel

Division 11 Date: June 9th Times: 6PM to eat and 6:30 PM call to order, ends at 8:00. Location: Family House of Pancakes 1900 East Plaza Boulevard, National City Main Topics: Banquet, District Convention Recap, Officer Google Groups, Monthly Work Submissions, Monthly Report Forms Division 31 Date: June 26th Times: 2PM-4PM Location: Souplantation 9158 Fletcher Pkwy. La Mesa, CA 91942 Host: Valhalla Key Club Main Topics: The New Key Club Year, Recruiting, Goal Setting

Division 11 MRF’s Due the 5th 2 More Assistants needed Shirt design for D11 Officers need to attend OTC

(Officer Training Conference) Mark August 7th for a Beach

Cleanup pending good weather

Division 31 Clubs: Remember to submit your

2010-2011 Club Officer Contact Info Form on the CNH Website; Thank you to all clubs who attended our Regional Banquet!

R e m i n d e r : S e n d y o u r headcounts for June DCM by Wednesday, June 16th

Update: Want to be our first ever division bulletin editor? Contact your Lt. Governor for more information.

Division 11 Purpose: To train all the new officers. Event Information: DCM/OTC Date: July 14th Time: 1pm-5pm Location: San Diego High School Host: San Diego Key Club Leadership Workshops: TBD Cost: TBA Division 31 Purpose: To train newly elected officers on how to effectively and efficiently lead their club. Event Information: Date: July 24th Location: Montgomery Middle

School/TBD Other Details: TBD RSVP: Email your Lt. Governor

ALERTS DCM TRAINING conference board MESSAGE

Region 2: Divisions 21, 37N, 37S

Please turn all MRF’s in on TIME! DON’T forget to get all of your

members contact information for SUMMER events!

Start fundraising now! E n c o u r a g e m e m b e r

attendance at banquets! Attend Kiwanis Meetings and

Community Events

board MESSAGE ALERTS DCM DIVISIONS at a glance

Find more information for Region 2 on the

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EVENT: Division 21 Banquet Purpose: To celebrate one wonderful year of Key Club! Event Information: Date: June 11th, 2010 Times: @ Night! Location: TBA Host: Alex Pham, Donald Quach

Division 4 North You OTTER serve your community

by attending your home club and divisional projects!

Remember, to submit articles about the events/projects you attended in the past month!

Please join our reflector at g r o u p s . g o o g l e . c o m /groups/4north

Division 4 West Design for Division 41 West T-Shirt

is due July 5th (see the divisional newsletter for more information)

Presidents and Secretaries, don’t forget that MRFs are due every 5th of the month!

Division 30 South Submit Pictures and Articles! Division 41 North May Monthly Report Form

Submissions Update May Lilypad Club of the Month

Recognition Keep thinking about shirt designs

and creative ways to fundraise! Division 41 South Make sure to make plenty of

plans to serve over the summer!

Division 4 East Date: Saturday, June 26th Times: 10 am to 3 pm Location: TBA Host: Beckman High School Main Topics: The upcoming year – events, fundraisers, etc. Leadership Workshop: Secretaries – how to complete monthly report forms. Project: Either beach or park clean-up Division 4 North Date: June 26, 2010 Times: 11:30 A.M. Location: Mile Square Park Host: Michelle Le Main Topics: The new term: upcoming events (OTC, Beach Boomba, Fall Rally, Summer projects/Fundraisers) Leadership Workshop: Secretaries (How to complete MRF’s) , Treasurers (Effective Fundraising) Division 4 West Date: Saturday, June 26th Times: 1:00 pm Location: Mile Square Park Host: Michelle Hoa Main Topics: Summer Fundraising Projects, OTC, summer bonding.

Region 3: Divisions 4E, 4N, 4W, 30N, 30S, 41N, 41S Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 3

Region 2 continued

EVENT: Division 37 North Banquet Purpose: To congratulate and reward all members and officers for an amazing year of service and fun! Event Information: Date: June 5th 2010 Time: TBA (late afternoon) Location: Guajome Park Academy Host: Alanna Le and Alyssa Rodriguez

EVENT: Division 37 South Banquet Purpose: To ce lebrate the achievements of the 2009 2010 members and officers of D37S! Event Information: Date: June 12th, 2010 Time: 5:00-10:00 PM Location: Country Club of Rancho

Bernardo Host: Jennifer Zhang and Vivian Yu

EVENTS div i s ional

board MESSAGE ALERTS DCM Division 30 North Date: Wednesday, June 19th Times: TBA Location: TBA Host: La Mirada High School Main Topics: Spirit items, Divisional T-shirts, Upcoming Event promotions Division 30 South Date: Saturday, June 26th Times: 11:00 pm to 3:00 pm Location: Huntington Beach Host: Alex Argame Main Topics: Summer Planning, Officer Training Conference Project: Beach Clean-up Division 41 North Date: Saturday, June 26th Times: 1:30 pm Location: Colonel Bill Barber Memorial Park Host: Sara Clayton Main Topics: Project SHINE, OTC, Beach Boomba Division 41 South Date: Saturday, June 26th Times: 3:30PM Location: Costeau park Host: El Toro High School Main Topics: Division Assistants, Review of Past Events, Upcoming Summer Events (Such as OTC)


EVENT: Division 4 East Banquet Purpose: Recognizing all the years accomplishments and success, while bonding with our family. Event Information: Date: Friday, June 18th Times: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm Location: Anaheim Hills Golf Course Host: IP LTG Polly Huang and LTG

Erinn Wong Cost: $25 RSVP: [email protected] EVENT: Division 4 North Banquet Purpose: To recognize our achievements for the 2009-2010 term and to celebrate our year together Event Information: Date: Friday, June 25, 2010 Times: 5:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. Location: Kiwanisland Host: IP Lt. Governor Khanh Duong

and Lt. Governor Michelle Le Cost: $12 presale (Contact Khanh or

Michelle), $15 at-the-door RSVP: [email protected] or [email protected] EVENT: Division 4 West Banquet Purpose: Recognizing all the years accomplishments and success, while bonding with our family.

Relay for Life Purpose: A day to commemorate those who battled or are battling against cancer and to raise money for cancer awareness and research for a cure. Division 4 West EVENT: Fountain Valley Relay for Life Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 5th to June 6th Times: 9 am to 9 am Location: Fountain Valley HS Track Host: Relay for Life EVENT: Fountain Valley Summer Festival

Division 4 East Clubs: 11 Members: 826 Service Hours: 695.25 Club of the Month: Beckman High School Division 4 North Clubs: 10 Service Hours: 1616.5 hours Club of the Month: La Quinta High School Division 4 West Clubs: 10 Members: 825 Service Hours: 853.5 Club of the Month: Marina High School Division 30 North Clubs: 10 Members: 488 Service Hours: 54 Club of the Month: Sunny Hills High School Division 30 South Clubs: 14 Members: 983 Service Hours: 1753 Club of the Month: Whitney High School Division 41 North Clubs: 6 Members: 282 Service Hours: 382.5 Club of the Month: Woodbridge High School Division 41 South Clubs: 10 Members: 634 Service Hours: 431 Club of the Month: El Toro High School

Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 19th Times: 6:30 pm to 11:00 pm Location: Fountain Valley Recreation

Center Host: IP LTG Breigh Dang and LTG

Michelle Hoa Cost: TBA RSVP: [email protected] EVENT: Division 41 North Banquet Purpose: To celebrate all of the froggies in our division! Event Information: Date: Friday, June 11th Time: 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM Location: Laguna Niguel Clubhouse Host: IP LTG Emily Chang-Chien and LTG Sara Clayton Cost: $12 RSVP: [email protected] EVENT: Division 41 South Banquet Purpose: To ce lebrate the achievements of the division 41 south lions! Event Information: Date: Friday, June 4th Times: 6 pm to 10 pm Location: Laguna Hills High School Host: IP LTG Dulcie Chou and LTG

Dylan Sarnowski Cost: $10 RSVP: [email protected]

DIVISIONS at a glance division BANQUETS


Purpose: We will be the cleanup crew at the carnival, to make sure everything is entertaining and clean. Event Information: Date: Friday, June 11th to June 13th Times: N/A Location: FV Recreation Center Division 30 South EVENT: Relay for Life Cypress Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 5th to June 6th Times: 9 am to 9 am Location: Damron Elementary

School

Events (continued) Division 41 North EVENT: Relay for Life Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 5th to June 6th Time: 9 AM to 9 PM Location: Irvine Valley College

divisional EVENTS

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Division 36 East Clubs: Aquinas, Citrus Valley, Pacific, Redlands Senior, Redlands East Valley, San Bernardino, San Gorgonio, Yucaipa Members: 400+ Service Hours: 300+ Club of the Month: Pacific

Division 6 Clubs: 15 Members: 835 Division 47 Clubs: 10 Club of the Month: Joshua Springs

Kiwanis of Redlands Morning EVENT: Division 36 DCM Date: June 16th Times: 6:00-8:30 pm Location: Big Bear RSVP: Contact Neal Hertzmann or John Coley

Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 4

Region 4: Divisions 6, 47, 36E, 36W

Division 6 Remember to check your emails

regularly for information from me.

Keep up the great work, but don’t forget to have fun.

Division 36 East Club MRFs due July 5th to LTG email Newsletters distributed to club and sent to LTG email by the 18th Articles submitted to CNH Ar-chive by 20th by 6PM Division 47 Remember to submit MRFs

DCM Alerts Division 6 Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 1pm-3pm Location: A Park Host: Temecula Valley HS Main Topics: Introduction of LTG and ideas Division 36 East Date: June 26th Times & Location: TBA Host: D36E LTG Main Topics: Shirt Designs, July DCM, MRFs, Articles, annual Events Leadership Workshop: Officer Training Conference if the 4th can’t be done

Division 36 East Purpose: Officers to understand and know their positions Event Information: Date: June 4th, unless otherwise then June 26th with DCM Times: TBA Location: TBA Host: 36E LTG and guests Leadership Workshops: President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer, Bulletin Editor, District Project, PTP Cost: $0 RSVP: [email protected]

Kiwanis EVENT

Region 5: 28N, 28S, 28W, 38E, 38W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 5

Division 38 West Congratulations to Sharon

Zheng, Divisional Secretary, and Veronica Cruz, Div is ional Newsletter Editor

Great job Highland, Lancaster,


ALERTS DCM

DIVISIONS at a glance

board MESSAGE

OFFICER TRAINING conference

board MESSAGE Paraclete, and Quartz Hill for getting MRFs in on time

38 West has 2 people going to ICON, Lieutenant Governor Philip Nguyen and Divisional Secretary Sharon Zheng

Join our Google Group Reflector! h t tp://groups .google .com/groups/div38w

We have our Shirt Design! Email the Lieutenant Governor for the Design

Division 28 South Remember to attend summer

DCMS in July and August Division 28 West We need 50 people from 28

West to help out with Kiwanis

http://groups.google.com/groups/div38w




Division 38 West Date: June 5th, 2010 Times: 1:00PM to 3:00PM Location: Quartz Hill High School Gymnasium Host: Quartz Hill High School Main Topics: What to do over the summer, divisional updates Leadership Workshop: How to maintain clubs over the summer Project: Special Olympics Antelope Valley (District Project Shine) Division 28 North Date: Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 Times: 9-1:30PM Location: Canyon Springs HS Host: Canyon Springs HS Main Topics: Regional Togetherness (Super DCM)

Purpose: To raise funds for awarding clubs as well as for PTP Event Information: Texas Cattle Co. Fundraiser Date: June 3rd, 2010 Time: All Day Location: Texas Cattle Co. in

Lancaster and Palmdale Host: Division 38 West Vince’s Pizza and Pasta Fundraiser Date: June 10th, 2010 Time: 5-8PM Location: Vince’s on 30th St. West

and Ave. L Host: Division 38 West

Kiwanis of Palmdale EVENT: Meetings Date: Every Tuesday Times: 6-8PM Location: Gino’s Italian Restaurant Palmdale RSVP: Speak to your advisor EVENT: Fireworks Kiwanis Booth Purpose: Raise funds for Kiwanis Event Information: Date: First 2 weeks of July Times: 7AM-5PM Location: Different Areas of Las

Vegas Host: Green Valley Kiwanis EVENT: Kiwanis International Convention Purpose: Helping out with setup/cleanup/moderation Event Information: Date: June 24th, 2010 Times: 12PM-5PM Location: Kiwanis International

Convention

Division 38 West Clubs : Bur roughs , H igh land, Lancaster, Littlerock, Palmdale, Paraclete, Pete Knight, Quartz Hill Members: 348 Club of the Month: Lancaster High School Division 38 East Clubs: Apple Valley, Barstow, Granite Hills, Serrano, Silverado, Sultana, Victor Valley Members: 400 Division # 28 North Clubs: A-TECH, Arbor View, Canyon Springs, Cheyenne, Desert Pines, East Tech, Eldorado, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Academy, Legacy, Mojave, Rancho, Shadow Ridge, Sunrise Mountain, Vet. Tribute CTA Members:1001 Division 28 South Clubs: Basic, Chaparral, Coronado, Del Sol, Green Valley, Laughlin, Liberty, Secta, Silverado, Valley Members: 764 Division 28 West Clubs: Centennial, Cimarron-Memorial, Desert Oasis, Durango, Ed W Clark, Faith Lutheran , Northwest Career & Tech. Academy, Pahrump Valley, Palo Verde, Sierra Vista, Southwest CTA, Spring Valley, The Meadows School Members:1126


ICON Thursday, June 24th Division 38 East Make sure to think of new ways

to fundraise for our MEP over summer! We cannot neglect our jobs as Key Clubbers!

Join our Google Group! Groups.google.com/group/div38e

Remember MRF’s are due the 5th of every month, and early birds are due 3rd of every month!

Region 5 continued

Division 28 South Date: June 11th, 2010 Times: 5-6:30PM Location: Desert Breeze HS Division 28 West Date: May 22nd, 2010 Times: 11-1:30PM Location: Canyon Springs HS Host: Canyon Springs HS Main Topics: Collect items for charity PROJECT HOPE; each club to bring 2 rolls of WRAPPED toilet paper per paid member. Project: Project Hope

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Purpose: To provide officers with proper training to maintain healthy clubs Division 38 West Event Information: Date: August 14th, 2010 Times: 1-4PM Location: Boys and Girls Club in

Lancaster California Host: Boys and Girls Club Leadership Workshops: Key Club

Basics, Officer Workshops, District Project, etc.

Cost: $0 RSVP: [email protected]

officer TRAINING CONFERENCE

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Region 6: Divisions 23, 45 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 6

Divisions 23 and 45 Date: June 26th Times: 1-2 pm Location: Manzanita Park Main Topics: Graphic Standards, goals, project planning, fundraising Project: Division Park clean up

June 26th - officer installation barbeque at Manzanita Park, Division project; a park clean up at Manzanita Park

Two more executive assistants are needed to help me with things such as newsletters. Please e-mail me at [email protected] if you are interested

Don’t forget to sign up with your designated Google Group Congratulations to the new club in Division 45: Churchill County HS Key

Club

EVENT: Summer Olympics Event Information: Date: June 4-5th Times: From 5:30-9:30 pm on June 4th . 7:30 am to 4:00 pm if you’re doing the

track and field event. If you want to do the swimming event it’s from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm at. Both the track and field and swimming events are on the 5th.

Location: June 4th: Reno Ballroom; 5th: Lombardi Recreational Center Pool and Reno High School

Purpose: To train new officers Event Information: Date: Times: June 13th from 1 pm-

5pm Location: Carson City Workshops: Off icers, graphic

standards, goals, projects, fundraising, etc.

RSVP: [email protected]

Region 7: Divisions 3, 16, 25E, 25W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 7

Division 3 Date: June 19,2010 Times: 1pm-3pm Location: Pacific Park Host: Albert Adefuin Main Topics: Banquet, Upcoming Summer Events (i.e. Fundraisers, Clean-ups, Socials) Division 16 Date: Saturday, May 22 Times: 12-2PM Location: Johnny Carson Park (400 Bob Hope Dr. Burbank, CA 91505) Host: Burbank Key Club Main Topics: Service projects, OTC, banquet, and summer Project: District Project- Special Olympics of Southern California


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EVENTS div i s ional TRAINING conference

Division 16 Purpose: To provide leadership training for officers Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 12th Times: 10AM-2PM Location: Burbank High School (902 N. Third Street, Burbank, CA 91502) Host: Burbank Key Club Leadership Workshops: Officers, membership increase, service projects, and Kiwanis family Cost: $5 RSVP: [email protected]

TRAINING conference Division 25 East Date: Saturday, March 22nd Times: 1:00PM – 4:00PM Location: Lake Balboa, 6300 Balboa Blvd, Lake Balboa Host: Cleveland HS Main Topics: Banquet, Divisional training conference, Light Up Shirts Project: Park social Division 25 West Date: May 22, 2010 Times: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Location: Hosting President's House Host: Reseda Main topics: Banquet, OTC, summer event ideas Leadership workshop: Starting and Maintaining an Active and Enthusiastic Club Project: March of Babies

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mailto:[email protected]

Division 3 Clubs: 14 Members: 894 Club of the Month for April: Hollywood

Division 3 Deadline for presale banquet MUST be turned in

by June 12, 2010 Continue to stay active throughout the Summer,

keep in constant contact with the Division to get updates

Start designing our divisional shirts so we can finalize them in august and get them in September!

Division 25 East T-shirt designs due by June 5th! Apply to be the first ever Divisional Bulletin Editor!

Division 25 West Congratulations to D25W EAs and tech editor:

Kevin Hongtongsak, Andrew Thai, & Elijah Kang Our first annual banquet is on Saturday, June 19

@ the Warner Center Marriot. Tickets are $30 for presale and $35 at the door. Reserve or buy your tickets soon!

The following events have been approved. EVENT: D3 Banquet Purpose: Recognize Outstanding Members and Officers of the year, have one last hoorah from the year of 2009-2010 Event Information: Date: June 25, 2010 Times: 6pm-11pm (12am possibility) Location: Embassy Suites, 800 N. Central Ave., Glendale,

CA, 91203 Division 25 East EVENT: Melvin ES Carnival Purpose: Help out with the festival! Event Information: Date: June 5th, 2010 Times: 6AM – 5PM Location: Melvin Elementary School

Kiwanis of Division 3 Message: Talk to your parents and inform them about Kiwanis. See if they would like to join. Division 3 Kiwanis would like to raise their membership.

Region 8: Divisions 1, 13N, 13S, 19N, 19S Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 8

Division 13 North Date: Saturday, June 19 Times: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Location: Bellflower Kiwanis Hall Host: Sandra Lee Main Topics: Divisional Project, Active Summer Participation, School Policies Leadership Workshop: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Editor Roles


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Division 16 Clubs: 15 Members: 1651 Service Hours: 3761.95 Club of the Month: Burbank High

DIVISIONS at a glance Kiwanis of Northridge EVENT: Hawaiian Festival Date: June 4th – June 6th Times: 10:00AM – 8:30PM Location: Northridge Park

KIWANIS events

ALERTS DCM Division 13 South Date: Saturday, June 12 Times: 11:30 PM – 12:30 PM Location: Bellflower Kiwanis Hall Host: Kyriacos Psara Main Topics: Relay for Life and T-shirt designs Division 19 North Date: Saturday, June 19 Times: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Location: Nakaoka Center (1670 W. 162nd St. Gardena, CA 90247 Host: Eugene Lee

Division 19 South Date: Saturday, June 26 Times: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM Location: Lomita Kiwanis Hall Host: Michelle Kim Main Topics: Divisional Banquet, Summer time activities Leadership Workshop: OTC Project: Divisional Banquet

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Purpose: Officer Training Conference Division 2 / 26 Event Information: Date: 6/19/2010 Times: 11:45 AM to 2:45 PM Location: Orinda Community Center Park Leadership Workshops: Presidents, VPs, Secretaries,

Treasurers, Public speaking, How to be a leader, Tie tying, graphic standards

RSVP: [email protected] [email protected]

Region 9: Divisions 2, 8, 26 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 9

Division 2 & 26 Date: 6/19/2010 Times: 11:45 AM to 2:45 PM Location: Orinda Community Center Park Main Topics: Workshops, fundraisers, events, service

projects

Region 10: Divisions 24, 29, 42E, 42W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 10

Division 24 DCMs will still be held during summer Fall Rally Officer Training Conference information coming soon; host club will

be Morro Bay Division 29

Graduat ion Le i Fundraiser : Contact me at [email protected] if you want to participate in this

Send club MRFs to [email protected] by the 6th of every month


Division 24 Date: June 16th Times: 9:00 am-10:30am Location: Heilmann Park Host: Atascadero Main Topics: Divisional Project, RTC and OTC Project: Divisional Project

Division 29 Date: June 12, 2010 Times: 2-3 PM Location: AGHS MPR Host: Ryan Brady Main Topics: Clubs next year, MRFs, Fall Rally Project: Become organized over Summer Division 42 East Date: June 2oth Times: 1 pm Location: 2323 North Moorpark Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Host: Thousand Oaks and Royal High School Main Topics: PTP, Mascot Decision Leadership Workshop: Staying active over the summer

Division 42 East Clubs: 7 Members: 444 Service Hours: 266.1 Division 24 Clubs:5 Members: undetermined, still acquiring information. Club of the Month: Morro Bay

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Division 29 Clubs: 7 Members: TBD Service Hours: 44 Club of the Month: AGHS



If you have not heard already, we have a new District Project: Project Shine! Project Shine particularly focuses on individuals for who have special needs or disabilities, regardless if it is an academic disability, medical disability, or physical disability. For more details, please check o u t : h t t p : / / c n h k e y c l u b . o r g / d o w n l o a d s / P r o j e c t s /DP_Guidebook_1012c.pdf

If you are a club who has yet to complete the CNH online directory, please do so! The link to complete this directory can be found on the homepage of the CNH website (www.cnhkeyclub.org). Within the box labeled “Announcements”, simply click the link “2010-2011 Club Officer Information Form” and fill in the information required.

Division 18 Date: June 21, 2010 Time: 6:15pm Location: Neilson’s Restaurant in Tulare Main Topics: Divisional Website, Divisional Reflector Groups, Goal Planning Workshop

Division 18 Clubs: 15 Division Colors: Black and White Division Mascot: Dancing Cows

Region 12: Divisions 5, 46

Division 46 PTP fundraiser hosted by Golden

Valley June 26 time/location TBA

Kiwanis of Clovis EVENT: Kiwanis Club Luncheon Date: June 1st Times: 12:00PM – 1:00PM Location: Ramada Inn Note: Only for Clovis-sponsored Key Club Officers

Division 5 Clubs: 13 Members: 500+ Service Hours: 1000+ since April Club of the Month: Buchanan Division 46 Clubs: 13 Members: 740 Service Hours: 535.8

Division 5 Date: June 26th Times: 12:00pm – 3:00pm Location: TBA Host: LTG Main Topics: PTP Fundraising, Editor Elections, Division 05 Key Club Photobucket Account, Executive Assistants Leadership Workshop: Keeping your club active

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Division 33 Clubs: 10 Divisional Colors: Red and Yellow Divisional Mascot: Jumping Monkeys


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Division 46 Date: June 14 Times: 3:00-5:30 Location: Johansen Host: Johansen Main Topics: PTP, MRF, Officer Duties

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Region 13: Divisions 10N, 10S, 15, 35E, 35W Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 13

School is ending, but KEY CLUB isn’t! Check out what your LTGs have planned for you -- the service and fun keep on going! BEE EXCITED for our annual regional beach clean up! We’ll keep you posted on the details

D35 East has recently elected a new Lieutenant Governor. Please welcome Wendy Zhang to the region 13 team!

Last month, a R13 Key Clubber -- D15 Chino Hills President Yla Aquino -- passed away. Though we may not all know her personally, the loss of a Key Clubber affects each of us. Our deepest condolences and wishes to her family. Rest in peace Yla -- you will be missed dearly.

D10 North: Don’t forget, your

MRFs are due on the 1st of each month (earlybird) and the 5th of each month (on-time). Thank y o u t o J o h n M a r s h a l l Fundamental, Maranatha, San Marino, South Pasadena, and Temple City for submitting your MRFs last month! That’s 5 out of 6 schools -- let’s keep the momentum going!

D10 North is fundraising for PTP -- with STYLE! We are selling American Apparel jackets at discounted prices: $25 each for divisional colors (forest, black) and $30 for all other colors [$42 i n s t o r e s ! ] . E m a i l [email protected] to order.

D10 South has their very own hoodie and crewneck in D10 South, and they can be ordered with any President! The hoodie is only $20, and can go up to $28 with customizat ions . Our crewneck is a steal at only $12! Order now!

Division 10N Date: June 26, 2010 Times: 1PM Location: Garfield Park, South Pasadena Host: San Marino Main Topics: Summer Key Club, PTP Fundraising, Divisional Recognition System Leadership Workshop: OTC - President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Key Club 101, Spirit, Membership Recognition, District Project Division 10S Date: June 6th, 2010 Times: 1:00 to 2:30 Location: Almansor Park Host: Get Shaved Ice Truck Main Topics: Summer Key, American Apparel Fundraisers, Divisional Spirit Items Division 15 Date: Sunday, June 27 Times: 1-5PM Location: Key Club District Office, Rancho Cucamonga Main Topics: Year in Review, Summer Tasks, Officer Training Conference Leadership Workshop: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Bu l let in Edi tor , Membersh ip Recognition, Spirit Project: Beach Cleanup, District Project Project: Bowling Fundraiser Division 35W Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm Location: Action Lanes, El Monte Main Topics: Divisional Banquet, PTP fundraising, Regional Beach Clean Up Project: Bowling Fundraiser


ALERTS DCM D10S: Divisional Board of 2010-

2011 has been chosen! Our Executive Assistant is Jonathan Tong, from Alhambra High. Divisional Secretary is Lucy Diep, from Wilson high. And finally, our Tech Editor is Tina Duong from Mark Keppel!

D10S: We have adopted “UP” as our Divisional Theme, where there is a badge each month that a club could earn. Last month, 6 schools got their Assistant the Elderly Badge.

D15: MRFs are due on the 5th of

each month; Early Bird the 3rd; Newsletter Submissions are due on the 10th of each month; T-shirt & Hoodie designs are due on the 10th

D35W: Officer Polo information should be turned in ASAP, so we can figure out the price of the polos. The more people we have purchasing a polo, the cheaper it would be. It would be nice for all the officers to have your polos early in the term! Thank you for those who have turned it in!

D35W: The new District Project for 2010-2012 is Project Shine: Bringing Light into Someone’s Life. The focus of this District Project is to reach out and help people with disabilities. I would really like for our division to get more involved with the District Project this year, so let’s get out and help take this project to a whole new level!

D35W: Our 2010-2011 Divisional Board: Jessie Zhou (Divisional S e c r e t a r y ) , C a l v in Z h a o (Executive Assistant), and Renee Estephan (Divisional News Editor). Congratulations on getting your position! I am looking forward to a great year working with all three of you!

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Division 10N EVENT: Pasadena Chalk Festival Purpose: To assist the 500 artists from all across Southern California to create 175 spectacular chalk murals on concrete areas in every style imaginable Event Information: Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 7AM-1PM; 12:30PM-6:30PM Location: Paseo Colorado Division 10S EVENT: BEACH CLEANUP Purpose: Help keep the planet clean and having some bond time! Event Information: Date: June 26th, 2010 Times: 10AM to 8PM Location: Santa Monica Pier Host: D10 South Key Club

Training Conference - D10N Purpose: To train newly elected officers Event Information: Date: June 26, 2010 Times: 2PM Location: Garfield Park, South

Pasadena Leadership Workshops: President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Key Club 101, Spirit, Membership Recognition, District Project RSVP: [email protected] RSVP: [email protected] Training Conference - D15 Purpose: To train officers and potential officers about their positions, to increase divisional unification and to establish a good foundation for the future Event Information: Date: Sunday, June 27 Times: 1-5PM Location: Key Club District Office, Rancho Cucamonga Leadership Workshops: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Bu l le t in Ed i to r , Membersh ip Recognition, Spirit

Division 10N Clubs: 6 Members: 325 Service Hours: 422.25 Club of the Month: South Pasadena Division 10S Clubs: Alhambra, Don Bosco, Gabrielino, Mark Keppel, Mission, Montebello, Ramona, Rosemead, San Gabriel, Schurr, and Wilson Members: 1,212 Service Hours: 1,700 + Club of the Month: Mark Keppel Division 15 Clubs: 13 Members: 1188 Service Hours: 744 Division 35 West Clubs: Arcadia, Arroyo, Baldwin Park, Duarte, El Monte, Glendora, Los Altos, Monrovia, Sierra Vista, Wilson Members: 800+ Service Hours: 1715 Club of the Month: Sierra Vista High School

Region 14: Divisions 14, 39

Reminder that our next DCM is a picnic

All attending members please contribute food

If you wish to go in the water park and play bring cash

Division 14 Date: June 11, 2010 Times: 12:00 p.m Noon Location: Gauche Aquatic Park Main Topics: Summer projects, fundraising, next divisional project

EVENT: Training Conference RTC Purpose: Train all officers Event Information: Date: Times: September 25 2010 Location: Yuba City High School Host: Yuba City Leadership Workshops: All officer workshops and key club 101 RSVP: [email protected]

Division 14 Clubs: 9 Members: more than 422 Service Hours: only 130 reported Club of the Month: Marysville


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TRAINING conference DIVISIONS at a glance EVENTS div i s ion

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Officer Training Conference Purpose: To train new officers and to help members learn more about what Key Club does. Event Information: Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 9 a.m. to

2 p.m. Location: Boys &Girls Club of Santa

Rosa, CA Host: Healdsburg High School Leadership Workshops: Officer Train-

ing, District Projects, Region Train-ing Conference, Club Meetings, Understanding the Annual Achievement Report, and more

Cost: $5

Division 32 Service Hours: 185 Club of the Month: Cloverdale

EVENT: Beach Clean up Purpose: To help the environment by picking up trash at the beach Event Information: Date: June/July Location: Pudding Creek Beach, Fort

Bragg, CA Host: Fort Bragg High School

Region 15: Divisions 20, 32 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 15


Kiwanis Clubs of Division 32 EVENT: DCM Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Location: Boys and Girls Club of Santa Rosa, CA


EVENTS div i s ion

Division 32 Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Location: Boys and Girls Club of Santa Rosa, CA Host: Healdsburg High School Main Topics: Officers Training Confer-ence Leadership Workshop: Joint session with Kiwanis DCM attendees Project: Project Shine training

ALERTS DCM All designs for the division t-shirt

are welcome to be displayed at the June DCM. Voting will take place at the July DCM

A division directory will be dis-tributed at the June DCM

Don’t forget the MRF deadline of June 4th. Eleven clubs in the division are in the running for a District Tree patch. Keep up the good work!

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KIWANIS events

Kiwanis of Auburn EVENT: Division 44 Kiwanis DCM Date: June 14th Times: 5:30 pm - 7:30 p.m. Location: Free Methodist Church Pre-Sale Tickets: None I n f o r m a t i o n : h t t p : / /www.calnevhadiv44.org/meetings/meetings.htm

Division 07N Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010 Times: 11 am – 2 pm Location: Outdoor park (Exact

location TBA) Host: Davis High School Main Topics: Divisional updates,

int roduct ion of div is ional assistants, and spirit training

Division 07S Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010 Times: 10 am – 12 pm Location: Kiwanis Family House Host: Franklin High School

ALERTS DCM KIWANIS events Division 27 Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010 Times: 12 pm Location: Baxter Park Host: Justin Lee, LTG Division 44N Date: June 19th, 2010 Times: 12 pm Location: Johnson-Springview Park Host: Rocklin High School Main Topics: T-Shirts & spirit gear, PTP Division 44S Date: May 22nd, 2010 Times: 3 pm – 4:30 pm Location: Prospect Hill Park Host: Kevin Lee, LTG

D07N Message Board Our Banquet is July 4th (Friday) Work hard to raise money for

PTP!!! We’ve set a goal, so all we have to do now is get there!

OTC is coming up, so make sure you don’t miss out! It will be a combination of fun and workshops.

D07S Message Board First winner of the spirit stick

(club of the month) is Franklin High School!

Boba Tea House fundraiser will take place second week of June

Three carwashes for PTP will be planned soon over the summer

If you have suggestions for new spirit pack items, or have a design that you would like to submit for the divisional T-shirt, please submit those to Austin Wu ([email protected])

D27 Message Board Submit potential T-shirt and

l a n y a r d d e s i g n s t o [email protected]

Send sponsorship letters to local businesses to help increase club and PTP funds!

Secretaries: Submit your MRFs on June 4th! We will be starting Member of the Month awards and we need information from your monthly reports!

D44N Message Board All members are welcome to

come to the DCM! We want to increase our participation every time, so make sure you are there!

The T-Shirt Designing Contest is still open and will be due to me by the June DCM/OTC. The Prize is a gift card and a spirit pack. Enter by emailing them to me!

Fundraise for PTP and keep doing Service Projects


D07N EVENT: Division 7 North Banquet Purpose: Social for all the members of Division 7 North Event Information: Date: June 4, 2010 Times: 5pm – 10pm Location: West Campus Cafeteria Host: West Campus D07N EVENT: Bowling for PTP Purpose: Raise money for PTP Event Information: Date: May 28, 2010 Times: 5pm – 7pm Location: UCD Memorial Union

Games Area Host: Davis D07S EVENT: Relay for Life of Elk Grove Purpose: Each person will fundraise at least $100 for the American Cancer Society to fight cancer, and all participants will walk around a track for 24 hours as a relay team, symbolizing how cancer never sleeps Event Information: Date: May 22 to 23, 2010 Times: 9 am to 9 pm Location: Consumes River College Host: American Cancer Society D07S EVENT: Leadership Meeting Purpose: Introduce the Presidents and outline the entire year’s goals and events , especial ly PTP fundraising Event Information: Date: Sunday, May 23, 2010 Times: 5 pm – 8:30 pm Location: Mimi’s Cafe Host: Franklin High School

D07S EVENT: Boba Tea House Fundraiser for PTP Purpose: Buy Boba drinks and fundraise for PTP at the same time; 15% of their profits will go to our cause Event Information: Date: June 6-13, 2010 Times: 11 am – 10 pm Location: Boba Tea House Host: Elk Grove High School D27 EVENT: Capture the Flag Tournament Purpose: School teams pay a small registration, which is donated to PTP, and then compete against each other for a prize. Event Information: Date: June 19, 2010 Times: 12 pm – 5 pm Location: Baxter Park Host: Justin Lee D27 EVENT: Relay for Life of Stockton Purpose: Volunteer or Participate in the Relay for Life to raise money for the American Cancer Society to help support cancer victims. Event Information: Date: June 26 to 27, 2010 Times: 8 am – 8 am Location: Weber Point Events

Center Host: Tera Moore D07N Training Conference Purpose: To provide guidelines and instructions to make great leaders, meet and greet Event Information: Date: Early July Times: 11 am – 3pm Location: Kiwanis Family House Leadership Workshops: Motivating

members, fundraising, secretary, and president workshops.

Cost: $30 RSVP: [email protected]

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Division 12 East Date: June 19th Times: 10-11 am Location: 1325 East Calaveras Boulevard Host: Milpitas Key Club Main Topics: Shirts, Pins, Lanyards, upcoming fundraisers Project: Milpitas Relay for Life Division 12 South Date: June 11, 2010 Time: 5-10 P.M. Location: Los Gatos History Club Host: Santa Teresa High School Main Topics: Officer Training Conference, Relay for Life, T-Shirts, Spirit Gear.

Divisions at a Glance Division #07N Clubs: 9 Members: >500 Service Hours: 203 Division #07S Clubs: 9 Members: 1076 Service Hours: 1166 Club of the Month: Franklin High School Division #27 Clubs: 15 Members: 824 Division #44N Clubs: 10 Members: 390 Club of the Month: Whitney

Remember to join the Key Club Reflectors to get frequent updates on upcoming events!

Join Google Group: Division 12 West Spartans! ( h t t p : / /g r o u p s .g o o g l e .c o m /group/d12wspartans)

Join Google Group: 34 South Penguins! (http://groups .google .com/g r o u p / 3 4 - s o u t h -penguins)

D07S Training Conference Purpose: To train executive officers about their duties and prepare them for new policies set by the LTG (deadlines, work submissions, articles, and club of the month point system). Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010 Times: 12 pm – 4:30 pm Location: Kiwanis Family House Host: Franklin High School Leadership Workshops: Executive

officers Cost: $8 RSVP: [email protected]


Region 17: Divisions 12E, 12S, 12W, 34N, 34S, 43 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 17


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D44N Training Conference Purpose: Officer Training Event Information: Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010 Times: 1 p.m. Location: Side/Conference Room of

the Rocklin Branch Library (5460 5th Street, Rocklin, CA 95677-2547)

Host: Rocklin High School Leadership Workshops: Executive

(P re s ide nt / VP , Se c re t a ry , Treasurer, Editor) and Committee (Spirit, Fundraising, Service, Publicity)

Cost: TBD RSVP: [email protected]

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ALERTS DCM Division 12 West Date: June 26th, 2010 Times: 12 pm - 3 pm Location: Westmont (4805 Westmont Avenue, Campbell, CA) Host: Westmont High School Main Topics: Officer Training Conference, Summer Community Service Opportunities, Spirit Attire, Campbell Relay For Life, Project: Thank You Card for Kiwanis Division 34 North Date: June 16th (Estimate) L o c a t i o n : 3 7 5 , 1 1 t h S t r e e t San Francisco, CA 94103 Host Club: Lowell Key Club Topics: Lanyards, T-Shirt ideas, fundra i s ing, EA Appl icat ion announcements, Recap Special G a m e s , S u m m e r v o l u n t e e r opportunities, Key Leader Project: Divisional Banquet

Division 34 South Date: June 12th, 2010 Times: 5pm - 9pm Location: To be Assigned Host: Lynbrook Main Topics: Executive Officer Appointments, Relay for Life C a m p b e l l , O f f ic e r T r a in in g Conference

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Island: Maui Date: Sunday, June 20th, 2010 Times: To be determined… Location: Sew Special (Maui Key Club advisor’s store) Host: Maui Main Topics: RTC, Club MRF questions * Contact Maui Island Coor-dinator Michael Flynn for more information Island: Hawaii Island Date: Sunday, June 20th, 2010 Times: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: Lehia Beach Main Topics: RTC, Club MRF questions Project: Lehia Beach clean-up

Division 22 Island: Kauai Date: Saturday, June 12th, 2010 Times: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: Lydgate Beach/Park Main Topics: RTC, Club MRF questions Project: Beach/Park clean-up Island: Oahu Date: Friday, June 18th, 2010 Times, Location, and Pro-ject: To be determined… Main Topics: RTC, Club MRF questions Contact Oahu Island

Coordinator Daniel Dangaran for more in-formation

CARING … our way of life


Region 18: Divisions 22 Compiled by Lieutenant Governors representing Region 18

Remember to submit your club officer rosters to LTG David as soon as possible!

Presidents: If you haven’t already done so, don’t forget to register your officers in the 2010-2011 Club Officer Information Form posted on the CNH Cyberkey at http://cnhkeyclub.org.

Regional Training Conference is just around the corner. Forms have been sent out and uploaded to the Divisional Website (http://www.keyclubd22.com). Submitted forms must be received by Friday, May 25th, 2010.

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Region 18 Regional Training Conference Purpose: To train new officers and plan for the next year of service Event Information: Date: Saturday, August 14th - Sunday, August 15th, 2010 Times: 10:00 am on August 14th - 12:00 pm on August 15th Location: Seto Hall, ‘Iolani School Host: ‘Iolani Leadership Workshops: To be determined… Cost: $50 registration fee + $138 airfare (if flying from

Kauai, Maui, or the Big Island) RSVP: LTG David at [email protected]

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Division 22 Clubs: 24 Members: 1534 Service Hours: 3575.22 (data from received April MRFs)


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L i k e m a n y t h i n g s , procrastination is a habit, and habits can be broken and retrained. Are you one of the millions who procrastinate. English actor Christopher Parker said, `Procrastination is like a credit card: It's a lot of fun until you get the bill.' 1. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Divide big projects i n t o s m a l l e r m o r e manageable pieces. The first key is to break down projects. This can be at home or at work. For example you are given an assignment to write a 400 page novel. For the majority of people this would seem like a daunting task. But what if we re-worded the project and it asked you to write a page a day for a week, a month, or a year? To most people, that would be a lot less overwhelming. 2. Write it down. This can

be listed in no particular order and will give you a handle on just what you need to accomplish. A calendar (with plenty of room for notes) is a useful way to schedule short and long term goals. Often it is easier to start with the worst task. 3. Schedule priority items. One useful way to schedule items in order of priority is to use deadlines. For example if you have a 5 page paper to write, scheduling to work on a page each day from 6:00 until 7:00 each night from Monday until Friday for one week will allow you to finish your paper on time. This can apply to many other items as well, such as paying bills or writing a proposal fo r work . 4. During scheduled times, do what was scheduled. Often people will avoid working on the priority by cleaning their closet which hasn't been done in 7

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years or washing dishes or even walls--anything to avoid the priority item. 5. Schedule in breaks and rewards. One form of a break might be relaxing or meditating for 3-5 minutes between work sessions. Others enjoy more social relaxation such as a movie, TV, phone call, a date or a trip to a coffee shop. While others enjoy a walk or some exercise, others may enjoy a food or drink treat such as chocolate. Others may enjoy some music, a new item of clothing or a book. Yet others may enjoy a bubble bath, flowers, or candles. Leisure time or time doing a hobby or taking a trip may also be a s a t i s f y i n g r e w a r d . 6. Find yourself an accountability partner, someone to help monitor your progress. Tell them your plans and continue to tell them as you p r o c e e d . A n o t h e r

accountability option is to send email messages to yourself asking for progress reports and reminding yourself of important tasks to do. Sometimes your accountability partner can be used to help delegate tasks to others. 7. Try to set realistic goals for yourself and your time. There are only 24 hours a day and at least 7 of those you should be sleeping. That would leave you with 17 hours. Use your time consistently. 8. Be honest with yourself about how much you can do. Learn how to say `no' if you are unable to take on a task. People need to prioritize and do the most important tasks first. 9. Make a to-do list and i n c l u d e t i m e approximations for how long each part will take. Always add in extra time for the unexpected or interruptions. What if you

April showers bring May flowers. Perhaps April 2010 started off rocky. The beginning months are always the toughest; however, you are a tough cookie; you and your board can weather it out. Now being the end of May hopefully you have gotten the gist of your position. If not already, then surely within the next few months you will. You are going to grow into a flower more beautiful than the one you came. Any leadership position is a learning one. There are going to be tough lessons to master such as silencing members, but there will be sweet ones such

NEWS FOR OFFICERS

GOVERNOR from the

Compiled by District Executives as baking along side your members. It is going to be an experience, turn the bad to the good. Enjoy the ride you tough cookie! Though you may enjoy your high ranking position, remember that your members need to enjoy their experience too. Excite them to serve. Create new ways to lead meetings. Don’t stay with the old...just because it is easy. Try innovative ideas and avoid the traditional and dull. Learn from your past board, have them teach, guide you to a successful new year. You can do it, tough cookies do not crumble!

Diana Nguyen District Governor

Hey CNH Webmasters, Bulletin editors, divisional editors, and publicists! What a mouthful! Congratulations on receiving the position for your home club or division. Also, by reading this message, you are already ahead of the game of anyone else who have yet to read this. Congratulations again! To start things off, I recommend all editors to have a goal to become distinguished. Go to the cnh cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org and under the recognition tab, click officers and you will find the rubric to make distinguished for editors. Please look through these guidelines thoroughly! Read it. Study it. Breathe it. Live it. Anything that helps you understand what is required to become distinguished will work. The guidelines will not change significantly and any adjustments will be noted. Next, please submit agendas as often as possible. CNH Key Club is not just a district; we are a family. The best way to keep relations with people is to talk to them as often and detailed as possible. These articles allow people all over California, Nevada, and Hawaii to listen in on what is going on in the area. Lastly, please make the deadlines and if you have any questions, please contact me! I’m not intimidating! J

Andrew Shin District Technology Editor

Hello CNH Secretaries! Once again, congratulations on your election as Club Secretary. As you may have heard before, you are the backbone of your club, so keep your club strong! How can you be a successful secretary and help improve your club? Stay organized. As secretary, you are in charge of meeting minutes, forms, files, mem-ber hours, and much, much more! If you start out your term organized and ready to go, you will be less stressed throughout the rest of your term. Make sure to communicate with your fellow officers and members on a regular basis. It is important to maintain a strong relationship with your club board and faculty and Kiwanis advisors, since they will be supporting you throughout your term. Stay connected with your mem-bers and develop strong relationships with them because you will be helping them maintain their service records. The most important aspect (in my opinion) of your term is the Monthly Report Form (MRF). Familiarize yourself with the entire form and the different sections in order to un-derstand each particular function of the MRF. While the first few months of completing the MRF will be difficult, the task will become much easier as time progresses! Don’t give up and keep motivating yourself to submit the MRF each month and become stronger leaders in your clubs. I am always here to assist you, so please don’t hesitate if you ever need advice or help!

Breigh Dang District Secretary


Make sure you join this reflector to stay connected with myself and all of the other CNH secretaries!

http://googlegroups.com/group/cnh-kc-secretaries The Secretary Manual and Monthly Report Form (MRF) Manual will be online on the CyberKey shortly. In the mean time, check out the 2009-10 Manuals for temporary training and assistance.

SECRETARY message

The Monthly Report Form is a file that the Club Secretary is responsible for completing and submitting each month to their respective Lt. Governor, Kiwanis and Faculty Advi-sors, and Regional Advisors. The MRF contains many use-ful tabs in order to organize monthly records, service hours, club directory information, etc. It is important that you stay on top of your work and always strive in submit-ting the MRF by the 5th of every month. If you have not downloaded the file already, go to cnhkeyclub.org > Secretary to find the downloadable file.

REPORTS at a glance THE MONTHLY REPORT FORM

RESOURCES & more

post TECH EDITOR

Advertise As editors, one of our main jobs is to publicize the word of Key Club and spread the news of events by any means necessary. Some suggested ways to promote Key Club ideas are by using websites, flyers, social networks, and email. But, you can always think outside the box and have the most crazy, random idea like using airplanes to write sentences . The possibilities are limitless! Resources Please make sure to join the CNH Editors reflector! I even made a shorter link to help you type/copy&paste less! By joining the reflector, it will allow me to contact you as quickly as possible and tell you of the latest happenstan-ces!

http://bit.ly/cnhkceditors The Editor Manual will be up on the CyberKey AND the reflector soon.

RESOURCES & more

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Hello CNH Treasurers! First of all, Congratulations on becoming your club’s treasurer. You make it possible that every key clubber in your club is a key clubber! I have two pieces of advice for you. One, stay organized. Make sure you keep all your work so that you can turn them in and become a Distin-guished Treasurer. Also, when membership season comes, keeping organized will help you relieve stress not only on yourself, but your board and advisor. Two, start planning. Summer is coming up, which is a wonderful time to start fundraising for the year. Let’s continue mak-ing history! I encourage you to start a budget for the year. Work with your past club treasurer and your current president to prepare a budget for the year. Less school work means you can give more time to Key Club! So use that time wisely and prepare for the year. Lastly, make sure you join the Treasurer Reflector <http://groups.google.com/group/cnh-kc-treasurers> so that you can be connected with not only me, but other club treasurers in our District. If you have any questions to be answered, I would love to answer them whether it is one or fifty questions. With care and respect,

Hue Tran CNH District Treasurer

TREASURER message from the

Preparing a club budget with your president and past club treasurer is a great resource to help your club cal-culate how much they will spend this year and how to distribute funds. Once prepared, share it with your board members, approve it, and keep it somewhere easily ac-cessible. Here are some questions to consider when cre-ating your budget.

What funds does the club have from the previous year?

Has contact been made on whether the Sponsoring Kiwanis Club offers financial help?

Are there connections with local business to provided donations or reduce rates on copies for flies, club newsletters, and agendas?

Club Newsletter Considerations

How many club newsletters are going to be pro-duced throughout the year?

How many pages is each newsletter going to be? How many newsletters are to be printed each

month? How much is each newsletter print cost?

Transportation

Is the club going to provide reimbursements for gas to drivers to events?

How much is the club going to reimburse a driver for driving?

What events will the club need to provided transpor-tation for? (Service Projects, Fall Rally, DCON)

How much does transportation cost? (drivers, bus) Other Cost

Will the club provide spirit items for members who at-tend District Events (Fall Rally, DCON)

Will the club provide awards, certificates, and/or prizes to members throughout the year or at the end of the year?

What will attract potential members to join? How much funds does the club need to prepare for

this year? What is our goal to fundraise for Pediatric Trauma

Prevention? If the club prepares and approves the budget in the be-ginning of summer, the rest of summer time can be used to fundraise for what is needed.

At any time you would like, go to cnhkeyclub.org and download our latest Dues Report. Throughout the year, the report will be updated and will show the record from Key Club International on your club standings: last year’s membership, this year’s membership, new clubs, reacti-vated clubs, and suspended clubs. It is organized by divi-sion and alphabetically by clubs in the division. Check what date your club has paid their dues and how many members show as “paid”. Make sure you work with your club secretary to record this information correctly on the Monthly Report Forms (MRFs).

REPORTS at a glance THE DUES REPORT

BUDGET at a glance club


CNH DISTRICT CONTACTS District Governor Diana Nguyen ................................................................. [email protected] District Secretary Breigh Dang ..................................................................... [email protected] District Treasurer Hue Tran .............................................................................. [email protected] District Technology Editor Andrew Shin ............................................................................ [email protected] District Administrator Lisa Lotito-Byers ..................................................................... [email protected] Service Leadership Program, Director Bruce Hennings .......................................................................... [email protected] District Convention Chair Ben Chon .................................................................................. [email protected] District Projects Chair Zeyu (Andrew) Liu ........................................................................ [email protected] Kiwanis Family & Foundation Chair Lorita Boghospor ........................................................................... [email protected] Member Recognition Chair Pierre Bourbonnais ....................................................................... [email protected] Member Relations Chair Jonhny Pham ............................................................................... [email protected] Policies, International, Elections Chair Nathan Schlaffer ......................................................................... [email protected] Lt. Governors Division 1 ................................................................................ please contact D19N LTG Division 2 .................................................................................. [email protected] Divisions 3 .................................................................................. [email protected] Division 4 East ........................................................................ [email protected] Division 4 North ..................................................................... [email protected] Division 4 West ..................................................................... [email protected] Division 5 ................................................................................... [email protected] Division 6 ................................................................................... [email protected] Division 7 North ..................................................................... [email protected] Division 7 South ...................................................................... [email protected] Division 8 ................................................................................... [email protected] Division 10 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 10 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 11 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 12 East .................................................................... [email protected] Division 12 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 12 West ................................................................. [email protected] Division 13 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 13 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 14 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 15 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 16 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 18 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 19 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 19 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 20 .................................................................................. please contact D32 LTF Division 21 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 22 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 23 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 24 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 25 East .................................................................... [email protected] Division 25 West ................................................................. [email protected] Division 26 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 27 .............................................................................. [email protected]

Division 28 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 28 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 28 West .................................................................. [email protected] Division 29 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 30 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 30 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 31 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 32 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 33 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 34 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 34 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 35 East .................................................................... [email protected] Division 35 West .................................................................. [email protected] Division 36 East .................................................................... [email protected] Division 36 West .................................................................. [email protected] Division 37 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 37 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 38 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 38 South ................................................................ [email protected] Division 39 ................................................................................ please contact D14 LTG Division 41 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 41 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 42 East .................................................................... [email protected] Division 42 West .................................................................. [email protected] Division 43 .............................................................................. please contact D12E LTG Division 44 North ................................................................. [email protected] Division 44 South .................................................................. [email protected] Division 45 ................................................................................ please contact D23 LTG Division 46 .............................................................................. [email protected] Division 47 ............................................................................. [email protected] Kiwanis Committee for Key Club Assistant Administrator ........................................................................................................ Special Assistant .................................................................................................................. Special Assistant .................................................................................................................. Region Advisors 1 ............................................................................................................................................. 2 ............................................................................................................................................. 3 ............................................................................................................................................. 3 ............................................................................................................................................. 4 ............................................................................................................................................. 5 ............................................................................................................................................. 5 ............................................................................................................................................. 5 ............................................................................................................................................. 6 ............................................................................................................................................. 7 ............................................................................................................................................. 7 .............................................................................................................................................. 8 ............................................................................................................................................. 9 ............................................................................................................................................. 10 ........................................................................................................................................... 11 ........................................................................................................................................... 12 ........................................................................................................................................... 13 ........................................................................................................................................... 14 ........................................................................................................................................... 15 ........................................................................................................................................... 16 ........................................................................................................................................... 16 ........................................................................................................................................... 17 ........................................................................................................................................... 17 ........................................................................................................................................... 17 ........................................................................................................................................... 18 ........................................................................................................................................... 18 ...........................................................................................................................................

Thank you for reading! This publication was made for you—the members, officers, and advisors of the California-Nevada-Hawai’i Key Club District by the entire CNH Board. The Executive and Leadership Team perform the final duties of editing and formatting.

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