INFERNO
CNH DISTRICT
Official Division 26 North Newsletter | Region 9
Volume 3 | Issue 8 January Edition Key Club
A great new year starts with great service!
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LTG’s Welcome 3-4
CON TE NTS…
Club Updates 5-16 Horoscopes 17-22
Burning Reminders 23-24
Editor’s Closing & Contact info 25-26
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LTG’S Welcome
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TIS THE SEASON FOR FLAMES AND SERVICE! Fa la la la la, la la la la! Happy Holidays Division 26 North Red Devils from New York City! I hope you all have a fantastic holiday season! Catch up on sleep, or even go hibernate! Watch all the Netflix shows you can! Spend time with the fam bam! After this fantastic holiday season I would like to see you all at our Division 26 (North & South) Conclave in January! Conclave 2016 will also be January DCM 2016! So please make sure everyone is informed and present. Conclave will be the election ceremony to elect our next Division 26 North Lt. Governor for the 2016-2017 term. Conclave will be held on Sunday, January 24th from 11am to possibly 2/3ish. The location of the venue is the same location of Banquet this year: Grange Hall in Danville, Ca. This event is a very very formal occasion! Everyone should be dressed in business professional! This consists of slacks, dress shoes, ties, blouses, dresses, bowties, and combed hair! No one should attend this event in jeans and flip flops! Very professional and formal event and the attire must be accordingly. I hope to see you all at Conclave 2016. I can't wait to fly by from the Big Apple to the Yay Area and see you all soon! Have a safe and amazing break! Happy New Years! Thank you! Sizzling with service, Gagan Lally
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Let’s Get
Cleaning!
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T his M onth , Antio ch Key Club
organized its very first campus cleanup to show appreciation for our hard working janitorial staff. We feel it is
important to show our support as students to those who work tirelessly to keep our campus clean. By helping
clean up our campus we were not only
sporting our panther pride, we were also given the opportunity to give back
and take care of the place that has
given us so much. However this is just the beginning of this service project, start in g n ext s em ester t h is w ill
become one of our regularly scheduled service projects.
“It is so great that this club has sparked an interest in students to help
take care of their campus.� -Kathy Head of the Janitorial Staff
- Jordan Henderson, Antioch Editor
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Merry Christmas Y’all!
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For one of our club bondings, we were able to make holiday cards for hospitalized children. We tried to make
them beautiful just to put smiles on
the faces of the kids! Key Club really
allows one to help the less fortunate even if it’s just a small gesture! - Susan Nguyen, Pittsburg Editor
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Deck the Halls with Service!
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Concord Key Club partnered up with Concord's
leadership to volunteer at their annual Holiday Project event. Led by some of the most outgoing individuals, we face painted, made snowflakes, and other various holiday projects to make a brighter holiday season!
Santa Clause was also present to greet all of the
children and ask for their wishes. We concluded with a dance session filled with music and great fun! - Ryan Shu, Concord Editor OFFICIAL DIVISION 26 NORTH NEWSLETTER | JANUARY EDITION
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May Your Night Be Brighter Than Ever!
Light the Night was a wonderful and exciting event for the
members of Key Club. We helped with the event by helping brings
together families and communities to honor blood cancer survivors and loved ones lost to the disease. The event also shines a light on
the importance of finding cures and providing access to treatments
for blood cancer patients. Key Club members cheered on these people during this event, and also distribute some very delicious treats at
the finish line of this event. When this event was over, our key club
members helped clean up the trash from this event. Light the night was an extravagant event for all of the members and we are excited to assist at another event like this next year.
- Johnny Do, College Park Editor
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Feeding Our Community
Northgate’s home club volunteered at
this year’s food drive at various Safeway’s.
There were pre-prepared bags and people
had the option to purchase them. The shipments were later delivered at the
Contra Costa County food bank which helped the homeless have a fulfilling meal for Thanksgiving. We got to spread the
word of the drive through flyers passed out around downtown Walnut Creek.
- Lawrence Miraflores, Northgate Editor
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Loving Christmas music, Michelle was given control of the speaker. Jamming to the beat with Angelina Vang and Tyron Sok, they enjoyed their time working together for a good cause. The work we do as a team, isn’t just charitable, together, it’s a whole lot of fun. M arc u s C a s u g a an d M erc e d e s Delago-Sataua, with wills of steel and pep in their step, aren’t afraid to be a little funny while asking for donations. With music playing in the background, Marcus and Mercedes dance joyfully in between their asking of people to donate to the food drive. Doing good work and having fun is something we all
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can do well, no matter where we can be. - Darwin Saquilayan, Deer Valley Editor
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ARIES
2016 is prime time for you to take charge of your public image and excel at the work of your choice, Aries! It will need effort, but you're up to the challenge. With the Moon, Mars, Saturn, and Uranus all in Fire signs as your year begins, you have more energy and staying power than most.
2016 is the year for big, important changes, Taurus. You can reinvent yourself from the ground up if you so choose. People will see you differently this year, even if you change nothing. Be adaptable but firm, and be happy with yourself.
GEMINI
TAURUS
You're a rising star in 2016, Gemini, but it will keep constant effort to avoid slipping back down. Are you up for this? Of course you are! Your attention is zeroed in on making progress, getting and holding on to those things you love most, and on not being rushed into making decisions. This year, you will ask all the right questions and refuse to proceed without solid answers and information.
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2016 is your kind of year, Cancer, when you can turn on that moonlit charm of yours and make sure that CANCER the people in your life are the ones you want most!
LEO
Let the world see more of the true you in 2016, Leo! Work hard at what you love and have more fun doing it. More people will enjoy working with you, and then your social life could be busier, too.
2016 is brimming with bright new ideas, abundance, and charm, Virgo. Yes, I'm talking about you! They will be practical ideas, too, that you can put to good use and make progress in the work place, and connect with people who are both reasonable and pleasant. That's how people see you, too.
VIRGO
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LIBRA
2016 is your lucky year, Libra, in more ways than one. Your tact and social skills will be in high demand and this will bring great satisfaction and happiness. When everyone is working hard to get ahead, your talents will smooth the way and create more opportunities for your friends, family, and you.
2016 is your year to demolish any barriers that have been holding you back, Scorpio! With clear thinking and sheer force of will, you can accomplish what your heart desires and what your head knows you need. Have more patience and charm this year, too. This assures that more problems are solved than created and that you make more friends and allies than you risk losing.
SAGITTARIOUS
SCORPIO
2016 is your year, Sagittarius, to cultivate talents and skills that take you far and fast. You may not be given all the situations and opportunities that you choose right off the bat, but you'll have more than enough resources and creativity to make the best use of everything that comes your way.
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This year, accomplish more than you can imagine, Capricorn, simply by sticking to your favorite mode of doing things: with slow steady efforts. It won't involve anything flashy or earthshaking. Nor will you become a dull robot! Achievements, small and large, will give you the most satisfaction in 2016, and those things will not be purely about money or prestige.
AQUA -RIUS
CAPRICORN
You're a rising star in 2016, Aquarius, when all hard work is acknowledged and rewarded. Most of your work will be mental, and you will never lack for brilliant ideas, many of them seeming inconsequential at the time.
2016 is a power year, Pisces, and most of what you do will happen out in public, in plain view, and probably with the help and cooperation of others. Your circle of friends and partners will grow, starting in January and February. You won't feel lonely in 2016. Feel more bold about money, possessions, and your own body in the springtime. Consult your intuitions and instincts as a way to look before you leap into unfamiliar territory - but be brave.
PISCES
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BURNING REMINDERS:
•Club MRF’s are due EVERY 2nd of the month!
•Articles and visuals are due EVERY 10th of the month!
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BURNING REMINDERS:
•January 13th - Kiwanis DCM * Further information will be announced.
•April 8th-10th - DCON!!! •Make sure to start
registering! •Everything you need to know will be online at http://cnhkeyclub.org
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s ’ r o Edit g n i s Clo
Hello Red De
vils!
Hoppy New Year to all fellow Red of my Devils!!! I ho pe this yea treats you a r ll amazingly and I hope that it’s fille d with lots of love and happiness. Can’t wait t o see what this year ha in store for o s ur division! Sizzling with service, Jannika Ray ala
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! s U t c Conta
Club Presidents:
Antioch:
loyaa11@gmail.com College Park:
amynguyen243@gmail.com Concord:
LieuTenant Governor:
d26n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Executive Assistant: d26n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
Division News Editor:
d26n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
lam.sandy0@yahoo.com Deer Valley:
vannywynn@gmail.com Dozier-Liberty:
bmtiburcio3@gmail.com Mt. Diablo:
jesusalbertogarcia.17@gmail.com Northgate:
calvin22798@gmail.com
Please feel free to contact us anytime! All questions, comments, concerns, or ideas about events and other Key Club related subjects such as processes, service opportunities, recruitment, fundraising, & etc. Don’t be afraid, we don’t bite! We’re here to help and serve you 24/7!
Pittsburg:
c. j.c.brehaut@gmail.com
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