Region 18 | Division 22 Hikina
Summer Service is BUZZING!
May 2013 Volume 1 | Issue 2
! Happy Summer, Division 22 Hikina! Congratulations for completing the school year! To the graduating seniors, we love you and will miss you next year. Although you will no longer be in Key Club, don’t forget that you can join Circle K! We have many exciting events planned for the upcoming months such as our very first social at Fort Shafter! In August, we have our Regional Training Conference. Please remember to turn in your forms with one check on time! RTC will be a time to see old friends from all over Region 18, meet new friends, and learn and try new things! Summer is finally here! I hope all of you have plans to relax and make great memories with family and friends. Let’s remember that service never takes a break. Summer is a great time to continue serving your community. During this summer season, please remember to be safe, make good choices, and cherish all the amazing experiences you encounter!
Division 22 Hikina hits Universal Studios before District Convention 2013
In this issue: LTG’s Address Division Submissions Featured Project Member of the Month Club of the Month On Time MRFs DCM Info Project Eliminate Reminders
Serving proudly beside you always,
Kathryn Teruya Lieutenant Governor
Contact Us! Kathryn Teruya Lieutenant Governor kathrynteruya@gmail.com Ako Gagarin News Editor oka.y@hotmail.com Johnny Zhu Assistant Jzhu1597@gmail.com Pamela Fujinaka Region Assistant Pkfuj@iolani.org
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Division Submissions From left to right: Michelle Fermin, Jesica Daga, Samantha Resurreccion, and Alexis Andrada are passing out water to the entertainers.
On April 27, 2013, Farrington High School Key Club volunteered at Kalakaua Middle School Fair. The Kalakua Middle School Fair is an annual fair that many Kalihi schools participate in. We helped distribute water to members of the Farrington JROTC, who were helping with parking. During the fair, members of Farrington High School Key Club gave water and snacks to the entertainers. Also, Farrington High School Key Club helped set up the different types of booths in the fair. BY: Michelle Fermin and Jhon Malabed
Our Key Club participated in the 2013 BizGym Kid's Business Plan Competition, Lemonade Alley. Lemonade Alley is like a charity, where K-12 students build lemonade stands and sell lemonade. Each team picks a charity and all the money they receive goes to that charity. This year, the competition was in the Hyatt Regency Hotel and was on April 27. Our two main members for the project did Lemonade Alley last year and this year. Helping out at the event was a Key Club project. Our team won the high school division and two other awards. The money made added up to $800 for PTP. BY: Matthew Matooka
Brittany Amano from 'Iolani School Key Club selling lemonade at Lemonade Alley 2013
Featured Project:
Roosevelt Key Club members enjoying the UH Manoa Relay for Life, while raising awareness of cancer
On April 13-14, Roosevelt Key Club partnered with UH Manoa Circle K to participate in the annual UH Manoa Relay for Life held at the Lower Campus Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Field of UH Manoa. For 12 hours, the members participated in a variety of events, raising awareness about cancer. The members had to keep walking around the field, which represented the walk for a cure for cancer. There were many fun activities that our members were able to participate in including Zumbathons, Dance Raves, Hip Hop classes, and more. Members enjoyed the live music that was presented throughout the night, but the highlight of the entire event was the Luminaria Ceremony. Multiple hand-made lanterns were lighted for a moment of silence; the words "HOPE" and "CURE" shined brightly from the bleachers. Each lantern was carefully placed around the track and lighted the way as cancer survivors and supporters walked silently for those whose lives were lost due to cancer. Members bonded as a club and were able to learn more about the American Cancer Society and their efforts. BY: Deena Char and Marleen Tana
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Project Eliminate Project Eliminate is a project led by Kiwanis International and UNICEF that is aimed at eliminating maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT). It is a disease that kills about 60,000 babies and a lot of women every year. Babies who contract this disease suffer from very painful side effects. It takes $1.80 do cure one person from MNT. The project will require the clubs to raise money for this cause. All the proceeds will go to the immunization of millions of mothers and their future babies from MNT. The money will help supply vaccines, syringes, thousands of staff members, and other necessities that will eliminate MNT. This cause will save many lives around the world and promote improved health in places of low health. All clubs should aim to raise money for Project Eliminate in hopes of saving the lives of mothers and babies from maternal and neonatal tetanus. Our Division goal is to raise $1006.20. Let’s make Project Eliminate the BEST it can possibly be.
Thank you for on time April MRFs: ‘Iolani Kaiser Roosevelt
Punahou
Saint Louis Farrington
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Member Of the Month Flora Ky from Roosevelt (For selflessly serving when an extra helping hand was needed)
Club of the Month Saint Louis School Key Club (For hosting the first LTG project visitation and encouraging other Key Clubs)
All submissions are due every 3rd of the month
SUMMER CHALLENGE: 3 PROJECTS & 1 BOARD MEETING (AT LEAST) IN THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST
DCM Information Where: Pedodontic Associates located on 4211 Waialae Ave (Next to Kahala Mall at the Kahala Office Tower) Floor 4 When: June 14 @ 6:30-8:15 PM What: A Pizza Party Dinner
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Congratulations to those graduating! You will be missed and thanks for all the service you’ve done. Join Circle K!
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Reminders Region 18 Training Conference When: August 10-11, 2013 Where: ‘Iolani School What: A training conference with many fun and informative activities and workshops to teach members and officers Requirements: Fill out Registration Packet and pay a Registration Fee of $60 (ALL DUE BY WEDNESDAY JULY 17, 2013) If you have any questions or concerns, contact Region 18 RTC Chair Jensen Fontanilla at jefontan@iolani.org or Region Advisor Mrs. Charlene Masuhara at chmasuhara@gmail.com or (808) 345-4737 Division 22 Hikina Cosmic Bowling Party When: June 29th, 2013 Time: 3 pm – 5 pm Where: Fort Shafter Bowling Alley Why: Fundraiser for Project Eliminate Cost: $15 per member ($9.50 for 2 hours of bowling ($3.75/game) + bowling shoes ($2) of which $5.50 will be going toward fundraising for Project Eliminate). ADVISORS NEEDED
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! !
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Hug Holiday Day (Do a project at hospitals or care centers)
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Happy Fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day! (Let Your Dad know how much you LOVE him!)
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5 World Environment Day (Set up an environment project)
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Garfield the Cat Day (Do a project with little kids. Maybe read Garfield books?)
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Summer Solstice (Summer is officially here!)
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28 National Hand Shake Day (Do a project with your K-Family)
29 Project Eliminate Cosmic Bowling Social
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