DIVISION 15 SOUTH I REGION 13 CNH
Beluga Bulletin AUGUST 2018
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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TOC
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LTG'S LETTER
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DISTRICT NEWSLETTER
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CNH SOEP
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CLUB UPDATES
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DIVISION UPDATES + DISTRICT UPDATES
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dne's note
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CONTACT PRESIDENTS
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CONTACT DLT
A letter from our lovely LTG HAPPY JULY BELUGAS! I can't believe that it is already more than halfway into summer! I hope you guys had a wonderful Fourth of July, have been enjoying your summer, and getting your service in. The sun has been beating down on us these past few weeks, but I know that shouldn't stop us from serving our community. We are only at 500+ hours and it's already 3 months into the term! Please encourage more and more service so that we can reach our goal of 10,000 hours by next April. I know that we can do it with your hard work! When school comes around, make sure to have fun and interesting events and meetings so that you can retain members throughout the term and start off strong! Please be keeping in mind that Fall Rally season is in November as well! I know that as a division we can do it and reach our goals by the end of the term! Thank you all for your hard work and support throughout these 3 past months.
With love,
Gina Min
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KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST DISTRICT NEWSLETTER! Keep up with CNH through The Buzz / July Edition created by Jenny Chen!
http://www.cnhkeyc lub.org/downloads/ Newsletters/1 81 9/ CNH_DNEWS_07 _1 81 9.compressed -1 .pdf
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SOEP!
Check out CNH's Spotlight on Service and Spotlight on Eductation Program: http://www.cnhkeyclub.org/projects/ spotlightonservice This is a great way to learn about CNH focuses and at the same time serve the community!
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CLUB UPDATES: AYALA HIGH SCHOOL
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
BY MELANIE MANORAT, AYALA HIGH SCHOOL
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The Independence Day Celebration at Veterans Park was an event primarily dedicated towards family and friends being able to enjoy and celebrate the Fourth of July. This event was a way for people to celebrate the United States through festive activities. For instance, people hadthe opportunity to listen to live music, eat food, play numerous games, and hang out in the open grass fields. The event lasted for many hours and was an opportunity for people to have fun and relax during the summer. Furthermore, two Key Club members and I were appointed to volunteer at the game booths for a majority of the time. We assisted the City of Chino Hills employees in a variety of carnival like games for children. These games ranged from mini golf to a ring toss. After the games were played, we would then proceed to give out prizes as well. Throughout the event, the members were quite positive and had a fun time engaging with many families and children. In conclusion, the Independence Day Celebration at Veteran Parks was very enjoyable and fun for the Key Club members and myself included. We all worked efficiently and diligently throughout the whole event. Even though, there weren t as many volunteers as anticipated, we still offered a great deal of assistance and service towards the City of Chino Hills and their event.
CLUB UPDATES: CHINO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Chino City Hall s Summer Concert (which is held every Thursday until August 16th). I arrived there at 5 PM to help set up the KIWANIS food stand (in which I helped in the rest of the event). Once the booth was set up, the concert started at 7 PM, but people came early and came to get some food that KIWANIS Chino was serving. For an hour, there was a continuous line of people wanting some burgers, hot�dogs, sandwiches, and more! I mainly served nachos and the pulled�pork sandwiches when someone ordered them along with another volunteer. Other volunteers from our school s club were also at the event wrapping food and serving it along with drinks. While serving food, everyone also had the chance to hear the band on stage playing their music for the whole concert; it was great! At the end, once the line has settled down, volunteers were able to eat some of the good burgers KIWANIS had offered. The concert ended around 9 PM and all the volunteers just helped clean up the booth. Overall, I had a really good time serving the community of Chino and canNOt wait to volunteer at this event every Thursday!
CONCERTS AT CHINO CITY HALL BY ANDREANA FLORES, CHINO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
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CLUB UPDATES: park park clean clean up up MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL On June 25, Montclair Key Club went to a park in Upland. Did a park clean up. Montclair Key Club President Monique Morales has a few words to share with us. I am so happy that this event went well. Everyone who was able to come out. Had a great time. I was so happy After picking up all the trash that was left. They did a few ice breakers. A couple of these ice breakers were like Last person stand, sleepy people, who is the thief and a couple more. They new members got a chance to really see how Key Club is a amazing club. That focuses on bounding and leadership also helping our communities. We are happy to say that this year is going to one for the books. Montclair Key Club is still growing and continues to improve.
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BY: BY: MONIQUE MONIQUE MORALES MORALES MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR HIGH HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL
D15S UPDATES here are some upcoming events within the division; make sure to save the dates!
July 21 ‐ D15S English Springs Park Clean‐Up Help clean up the park and socialize with other key clubbers within the division from 10 a.m. ‐ 12 p.m. july 28 ‐ D15S July DCM (time TBA)
cnh updates stay updated with cnh through visiting their youtube and cyberkey!
youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CNHKCtv Cyberkey: cnhkeyclub.org
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Hi everyone!
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I hope you're all enjoying summer 2018, even though it's about to come to an end. Though, with school starting it means more key club events! YAY! I hope you all enjoyed reading this month's newsletter and I can't wait for all our future division events and at the same time recieve all of the individual club updates (articles/visuals)! See you all during the next division event and keep up the good service everyone!
Much love,
CO N TACT O U R P RE S I D E N TS MONTCLAIR I Monique Morales CHINO I Elizabeth monique.keycub@ Chamoun gmail.com eachamoun@yahoo.com CHINO HILLS I Sara Wang SWang0209@gmail.com COLONY I Marjie Gopez marjiegopez@gmail.com
POMONA I Marisol Banuelos marisolbanuelos726 @gmail.com AYALA I Taylor Li taelistu@gmail.com
DON LUGO I Isabella DIAMOND RANCH I Chaffino RHONDA LIM isabellachaffino@aol.co rhondalim01@gmail.com m
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CONTACT OUR DLT! LTG I Gina Min d15s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com News Editor I Andreana Flores d15s.newsed@gmail.com Executive Assistants I Marjie Gopez and Tiffany Le d15s.execasst@gmail.com Secretary I Leilani Do d15s.secy@gmail.com Fundraising Coordinators I Priya Navaney and Joanne Ma d15s.treasurer@gmail.com Projects Chair I Priscila Chen Hsu d15s.spchair@gmail.com Tech Editor I Melanie Manorat d15s.techedit@gmail.com Member Recognition Chair I Isabella Tan d15s.mrc@gmail.com
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