Division 6 South October 2014 Newsletter

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VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 5 | OCTOBER EDITION Official Newsletter of Division 6 South Polar Bears | Region 4 | California – Nevada – Hawaii | Key Club

MESSAGE FROM THE LIEUTENTANT GOVERNOR

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PAST EVENTS

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DIVISION UPDATES

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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CONTACT INFORMATION

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THANK YOU

The Lieutenant Governor, Hello Polar Bears!

I am glad to see how many Key Clubbers there is this year! I know fall comes around and begins to get stressful for all of us, so I just wanted to remind you of a few things. Remember to give yourself a break once in a while, whether that’s from homework or Key Club. Make sure you give yourself credit and celebrate the things you have done. Lastly, do not forget to pay your dues; otherwise, you cannot join me at Fall Rally and that would just make me sad. Email me if you have any questions, comments, or concerns at d06s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com. Stay cool Polar Bears!

Roaring with SERVICE, Lieutenant Governor Erica Apostolos P.S. I hope all the seniors are getting their college applications together!

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WRITTEN BY: KATHLEEN PANGANIBAN, PALOMAVALLEY

WRITTEN BY: NAM NGUYEN, CHAPARRAL Division 6 South held an end of the summer car wash for Pediatric Trauma Program on August 30, 2014 at Sides Auto Repair. Leticia Martinez said “Although I could not stay too long, the car wash was a fun experience! My favorite part was when I held up signs with my friends on the intersections.

We sang songs and did some crazy dance moves to encourage passing cars to stop by our car wash.” Crystal Chhan agreed; she exclaimed that “The car wash was such a blast! There were a lot of cars and we had great teamwork. Despite the heat, it was fun and there was a great turnout!” I have to admit, this was actually my first division car wash that I’ve been to and I had a great time! Even though it was over 90 degrees, everyone who came out worked hard while having fun! Despite the complications in the beginning, we endured them and ended up raising $271 for PTP. It amazes me how amazing teenagers can be.

Since August was finally here, everyone knew the start of school had concluded our adventurous summer break. The beginning of school meant club rush again. At Chaparral High School, lunch is slightly extended so clubs have a sufficient amount of time to promote what their club is and articulate what their club has for students to offer. For Chaparral’s Key Club, the officers put together two informative posters consisting of past funfilled events and service projects such as Fall Rally, the past Region 4 Olympics, OTC, and RTC as well as when and where Key Club meets during lunch. At club rush the brochures were offered to those that were interested to give them an insight of what Key Club is meanwhile the officers answered any curious questions students had. Another way Chaparral’s Key Club drew attention was asking various officers, “How do you feel?” and enthusiastically, the officers shouted back the legendary cheer, drawing countless amount of eyes on to that officer. Overall, Chaparral’s Key Club was very successful during club rush and had over 130 sign ups!

DID YOU HAVE A GREAT EXPERIENCE AT A SERVICE OR FUNDRAISING EVENT? WRITE A REFLECTION ABOUT IT AND EMAIL IT TO D06S.CNHKC.LTG@GMAIL.COM!

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REGION 4 TRAINING CONFERENCE 6 SOUTH POLAR BEARS AT RTC!

DATE: October 4, 2014 TIME: 10:30 am to 4:00 pm LOCATION: Paloma Valley High School, 31375 Bradley Rd, Menifee, CA 92584

THEME: Serving all four elements

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CHALLENGE OF THE MONTH

SPIRIT

OPPORUNITY INTOXICATING

ALTRUISTIC

FAMILY

INSPIRATION CARING

LIFE

BOISTERIOUS

UNITED

CREATIVE

LEADERSHIP

FRIENDSHIP

INSPIRATIONAL

LOVE

ASPIRATION SERVICE

KIWANIS

Describe Key Club in

word.

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Club of the month

Heritage Heritage had 100+ sign ups at their club rush. Not only that but every weekend has had non-stop service events. Keep doing what you’re doing Key Clubbers!

Officer of the month Elizabeth Lanuzo from Temecula Valley Elizabeth, this month, has been great Key Clubber. She just goes that extra mile, asking if she can do more and overall being a big help.

Member of the month Brian Plain from Chaparral Brian is new to the Key Club family and has been consistently dedicated to attending a majority of the recent division events and Chaparral club meetings.

He also has been a helping hand to one of the Chaparral officers. Keep it up!

Cierra Myers Cierra was a great help at the division car wash. Not only did her positive, bubbly attitude help attract customers, but she contributed a majority of the supplies that made the car wash even possible. Thank you Cierra!

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DATE: NOVEMBER 15th TIME: ALL DAY (6:30 am to 10:30 pm includes travel time) RALLY: Be at Golden Bear Theatre at 11:45 am (SAVE YOUR VOICES FOR THIS TIME)

PRICE: Ask your respective home club officers (MUST BE PAID MEMBER TO GO)

WHAT TO WEAR:       

Spirit Gear (See page 4) Free hug/ask me how I feel/etc. signs and posters Division 6 South colors: black, white, and navy blue Long blue socks Polar bear suit Polar bear ears Jingle bells

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Spread awareness and raise money of PTP Meet Key Clubbers from all over CNH Support division Rollercoasters

Join other Polar Bears on November 8th to make signs, posters, and other spirit items for Fall Rally! Location is soon to be announced!

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Region 4 Advisors, Mrs. Qualm r04.advisor@gmail.com

Lieutenant Governor, Erica

Apostolos

d06s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (951)692-2718

Executive Assistant, Sally Tsai d06s.keyclub.ea1@gmail.com

Executive Assistant, Shanie Kim d06s.keyclub.ea2@gmail.com 9

Thank you for reading!

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