D05N The Corgi Chronicles | May 1415

The Corgi Chronicles

Division 05 North Official Newsletter

Kiwanis International May 2014 Volume 2, Issue 1

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Table of Contents • Message from your.…………..…….page 3 Lieutenant Governors o Division Leadership Team….....page 4 • Upcoming Events…………………...page 5 o Banquet o Officer’s Training Conference • Around the Division…………………page 6 o Kiwanis One Day………………..page 7 • District Convention Recap………..page 8 o The Spotlight……………………..page 9 • Resources………………………….…page 11

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Hello, D05 North!

Retirement and Graduation

Eric Kor

IP Lieutenant Governor

2013-2014

Hello Corgis,

I can’t believe it’s over. Last weekend

was the best DCON for me and I’m so sad that it’s all over. Being a Lt. Governor wasn’t an easy job. From pulling countless numbers of all nighters, to getting yelled at but adults, and making all the mistakes

I’ve made throughout my term, I’ve gained so much throughout this experience.

I’ve grown so much as an

individual and as a leader and I would like to thank everyone for this opportunity.

I want to thank D05N for making First of all, me your LTG and giving me the chance

to lead the division into new heights.

Those tears late at night and the urge to

quit were extremely prevalent so I would

like to thank you all for the motivation and pushing me when I needed it. Thank you.

So it’s over.

I am now the PAST Division 05

North Lt. Governor and I am extremely

thankful for everything I’ve done and

learned throughout this entire term.

Officially being retired, I congratulate

Kimberly Barga as the 2nd ever D05N Korgi LTG.

Installment

Kimberly Barga Lieutenant Governor 2014-2015

Hello Division 05 North, The past few weeks have been crazy and emotional; from being elected to installment to finally getting down to business. During my time away at District Convention, I learned much more about my duties to not just the community, but to you. The past few days reminded me of not why I joined Key Club, but why I stayed. Key Club is without a doubt a service organization, but it is much more than that.

I have grown to see as a contributor and a leader that the small efforts we make can greatly impact the lives of others. I hope that with what I have learned, I can inspire you and motivate you to join me in creating an experience that will last with us forever.

I am looking forward to a successful term of growth and unity within the division. Most importantly, I am anticipating working alongside each of the clubs to reach these goals.

Thank you all for your undying support, I would not be here if it weren’t for you. Now, let us celebrate a new year of service, leadership, and family!

Kimberly Barga

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Division Leadership Team

Hello fellow Corgis, Now that the 2014-2015 term has begun, I am reminding you of your next opportunity to get involved with the division. I have released applications to serve on the Division Leadership Team. Positions include: • Executive Assistant (2) • News Editor (1) • Task Coordinator (7) o Spirit o Communication o Ohana o Service o Fundraise o Club Outreach o Recognition

Remember: This is a leadership-building process and a leadership team.

Everything we do is done together and with our best efforts.

Good luck to all applicants, I hope that many of you consider applying and I look forward to yet another miraculous year of service.

Deadline for submissions: Wednesday, April 30 2014 before 6:00 PM

Executive Assistant https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zLFTRbAGTwF85DIl2LfBUBR7hyPS7j40y0Sga0XWFMY/e dit?usp=sharing

News Editor https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Nu0xnuK4tyuzuRgd_mn2nN_nd7J3_LCtxr FAkFXi8nM/edit?usp=sharing

Task Coordinators https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1TYYOaGoO0Rm-8dLhTWlNVjwZuuwvmQ3N0wSgcdecyw/edit?usp=sharing

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Upcoming Events

Division 05 North Banquet May DCM

“The King’s Golden Rule”

What : Join us in celebrating the final moments and recognition of hardworking members, the retirement of IP Lieutenant Governor and the installment of the new Lieutenant Governor. This will also be Kimberly’s first DCM of the year!

When : May 14, 2014 | 6 PM to 8 PM Where : Buchanan High School Please dress in Business Casual or Semiformal Attire RSVP with Club Presidents ASAP Questions? Contact us at D05n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Officer’s Training Conference

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What:

Are you a newly elected officer? Attend OTC to find out all the information you need on serving the club and community.

When: May 17, 2014 | 8 AM to 2 PM

Where: Clovis High School Please dress in Business Casual and BEE prepared to take some notes!

(Presidents and Secretaries, it is recommended to bring a laptop!)

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Around the Division

On Saturday April 5th, from 7:30-10am the Clovis East

High School Key Club volunteered at the

Community Food Bank. About 15 members were

able to volunteer at this Service Event. Our job as a

club was to open up juice boxes, then check each pouch for leaks before we placed them in big crates. This service project was a very rewarding experience knowing that our club benefited the community by volunteering. New officers for next year’s term have already looked into volunteering at the Food Bank more often for the next school year.

th On Tuesday April 8 , at the April Club lunch Meeting, the Clovis East Key Club helped with a Service Project with a foreign exchange club

member. Saira, is from Kyrgyzstan, and part of her program is to do a service project for the community they are living in. She volunteers at the SPCA and said they were in need of blankets for cats and dogs. So our club helped her make fleece for the animals. Saira was very grateful tie blankets and our club members enjoyed having of our help fun while volunteering!

Garabedian Cortney

This month,

showcasing:

Clovis East, Madera, and Madera South Key Clubs!

The Stallion Key Club of Madera South HS assisted the Kiwanis Club of Greater Madera at the Food Service Project in support of the Madera Robotics Competition on March 8th. The Key Club had 14 volunteers working to make the food sales, as the Kiwanis members produced the hot foods. It was a Great day of shared service.

-Madera South

Clovis East President, 13-14

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Kiwanis One Day April 5th

Madera South HS Key Club Treasurer Silvia

Reyes "holds the bag", while Member Ricardo Vasquez opens his Grabber Claw

to release litter. Key Clubbers from Madera

South HS, Madera HS, and the Kiwanis Club of Greater Madera all worked together to

clean a community park. (RIGHT)

-Madera and Madera South

Lt. Governor Kim and D05N Key Clubbers "Fight to get Kite Height" after working on Kiwanis One Day projects in Madera. (ABOVE) A simple game of Kick-ball entertained some of the Madera area Key Clubbers that had their park clean-up work on Kiwanis finished

One Day. (RIGHT)

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District Convention Recap The Golden Ticket

Key Club District Convention 2014 was unprecedented for me. Initially, my home club had

made it highly recommended to attend DCON if we were to apply for a officer position. I unfortunately lost the battle for the president position, but I decided to attend the district event nevertheless. The trip was a bit difficult for me as I had suffered sleep deprivation the entire week leading to DCON, but the social interaction and valuable leadership lessons really my being. After the trip was coming to a benefitted close, a saddening, nostalgic emotion overwhelmed

me unexpectedly.

I thought I wouldn't miss the long hours of lecture, yet I realized that the 2700 people's

enthusiasm and love for their community really

influenced my heart. I valued the world much more and am now taking everything I encounter to be wonderful, because I'm definitely better something

than good.

William Jinsung Cho

Clovis West Member, 13-14

My DCON experience was one I can never forget, as a sophomore I am very thankful that I can go as the new president of Clovis North Key Club. As it was my second year attending District Convention, I had been looking forward to the event all year. With what I learned

last year in my journey into leadership, I could not believe what I had gained from this experience.

Whether it was mentioned last year or new information to me this year, it made

an impact on who I am as a role model to others, a mentor to youth, and a team leader, friend, and brother to my Ohana. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end; I was so happy that I could spend this DCON with the best seniors in the best division! D05N! On side, with the end of one thing comes the birth of something new: the 2014-2015 the bright

term. I have much to look forward to based on this past weekend. It was truly a DCON that I

can't forget!

Brandon Azali

Clovis North President, 14-15

My DCON Experience

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My First District Convention Over the entirety of the 2014 District Convention for Key Club, I have come to gather an immense sense of pride which surmounts my previous understanding of Key Club. From the moment of anticipation boarding the bus to Sacramento until the bittersweet turn back into the Clovis West parking lot as we returned on Sunday, I was immersed in a unified band of devout key clubbers who regarded me among everyone else as a member of one “ohana”.

Initially, when we arrived I was overwhelmed by the spectacle of people adorned with war paint and costumes featuring their mascots, though all too soon I too was yearning to be festooned with the same adornments. Moreover, learning from retiring district governor Victoria Lai that over a million hours of community service hours had been completed over the last year was absolutely awe-inspiring and each general session surmised of the core values I learned throughout the experience.

Suddenly, I understood that in order to fulfill my duties in Key Club proactively, I had to act upon my passion rather than wait for the opportunity to arrive. The convention activated my evolution into a greater key clubber whose mission was clear and enacted by the observations I made of those who already comprehended their purpose.

I now realize that each member of key club has a purpose to aid not only those who are the recipients of our fundraisers and community work, but also those who we see at Key Club meetings and alongside us as we hand out water during marathons. During the extent of my stay, I was able to identify all four characteristics of leadership, caring, character building, and inclusiveness in the guiding hand of my fellow division members.

I am so grateful to have had the ability to partake in the events of the district convention and proud to have represented the corgis.

Grace Randall Clovis North Secretary, 14-15

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The Spotlight DCON Edition

Congratulations to the following for their hard work and receiving Distinguished at the 2014 CNH District Convention!

Breaking

Tracy Liu

Distinguished President Buchanan, 13-14

Caroline Ba

Distinguished President Clovis West, 13-14

Madera High School Distinguished Club (Not pictured)

News!

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Leslie Bravo, Cecelia Hernandez and Lenisa Bravo were each awarded multi-speed bikes on April 11th, in recognition of their continued service to the needy persons of Madera. While all members of Key Club are committed to service, and each student must complete qualifying hours of work for the community, these three members provided extra-ordinary service, serving food every Sunday morning at the “Holy Family Table” meal kitchen.

“It was the first time I ever volunteered to help others. It made me feel good and I wanted to do more.”

Lenisa Bravo Madera Member, 13-14 10

Resources Division 05 North Team

Lieutenant Governor: Kimberly Barga Email: d05n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Executive Assistants: TBA Email: d05n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com News Editor: TBA Email: d05n.cnhkc.editor@gmail.com Region Advisor: Frank Vierra Email: fvierra12@gmail.com Region Advisor’s Assistant: Eric Outfleet Email: eoutfleet@madera-county.com Join our Facebook Page: Key Club Division 5 North Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1239462077988572/

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