The Grizzly Voice
Volume 7 Issue 4
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1-2 Lt. Governor Update - November
Articles and Visuals
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3-4 Division/District Contest Information
Honey Points
Content 5 District Applications
6 Spotlight on Service Program
10 Upcoming Events & Goals Update
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A Message From Lt. Governor Chuofan
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Hello Grizzlies!
Happy winter! I hope all of you are doing well! Just hang on for a couple more days, and it will be break and holiday season! Remember to stay warm and take care of yourself as the weather gets a bit cold and rainy! In the month of November-December, we experienced the situation with the toxic air quality of the smoke, and many of us were physically affected by that. I hope you all have recovered and doing well by now! It is important to remember that while we are out of “trouble,� there are still people with homes destroyed and families torn apart. If you have the means to, please consider helping these individuals when you can! If not, keeping them on your mind is good enough as well! In addition, many of you were still out there serving the community, which was amazing! It is important to note that the term did not end with Fall Rally; there are still four more months left! Please stay on the lookout of any community service, especially if you are looking into completing any of the levels for the Member Recognition Program!
Speaking of recognition, Division and District Judging are coming up soon in the next month or two, so if you are even half thinking about applying to any of our contests, apply apply apply! By submitting the application/binder, you are ahead of everyone else by half a step already! Lastly, I hope everyone does something fun and meaningful during your well-deserved break! Sleep in, and spend some time with your family!
See you next month!
- Chuofan Yu
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Division Contests Apply to the following six contests and submit by January 5th, 2019: • Kiwanis Advisor of the Year • Faculty Advisor of the Year • Club of the Year • Member of the Year • Most Improved Club • Club Attire
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Cnhkeyclub.org/recognition/contests
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Club Poster
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Club Video
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Year In Review (Digital)
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Sandy Nininger
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Talent
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Member Recognition Program
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President/Vice President/ Secretary/ Treasurer
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Single Service
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Major Emphasis
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Club Newsletter
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Division Newsletter
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Email d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmaill.com For Applications!
DCON and Member Recognition
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DCON PRESENTER APPLICATION
Applications Apply to be part of the District Judging process by submitting an application to be a District Judge! You will be able to see and evaluate submissions for all contests across CNH, and some of which will move on to International!
In addition, apply to present at DCON 2019! You can submit an application for a workshop of your own choice! If you have something to say about anything in Key Club, apply away!
DISTRICT JUDGING APPLICATION
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“December is a time for taking final exams, finishing college applications, and
Spotlight on Service Program
fulfilling last minute resolutions. It's also the time for giving gifts and giving back to your home, school, and community. While
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your schedule may be packed, remember to make time to give to those who are less fortunate. In California, Nevada, and Hawaii alone there are almost 541,000 chil-
PROVIDING BASIC NEEDS
dren who will not get to spend the holidays in a home. The SOSP theme for December is "Providing Basic Needs" because the CNH District believes that Key Clubbers can make a difference by hosting events such as toy & clothing drives, volunteering at shelters and soup kitchens, or giving a family a great holiday memory. This December, help provide families with the basic needs to survive.� - December SOSP Guide
Question of the Month: Why is service important to our homes, schools, and communities?
Submit your answer to cnhkc.sp@gmail.com with subject line of: SP Challenge | 12 | D27N
Take part in the Spotlight on Service Program! Every month, there is a unique theme regarding service that we are encouraged to pursue by the program, and any projects that align with the given theme of the month can be submitted for a chance to be featured on the District Newsletter!
You may submit articles and visuals of projects to a Google Form which your officers should be able to guide you to!
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B The transition into cooler weather did not stop our amazing members from volunteering at the Bread of Life, which occurs on the third Saturday of each month. At the event, our members packed food throughout the morning for families in need and pulled wagons to carry the
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food, which was brought to the person's car. In a way, they are doing the grocery shopping for needy families. Some of the items that families received were water bottles, crackers, and pastries. Our members worked hard to keep up with the
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pace of wagons going by their station and continued to put in their best effort until the last person in line that was in need got some food. This service event is one that
all members should go to at least once to see how their service is benefiting the community and those in need. - Michelle Lin (SECA)
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On the first chilly Sunday morning of November, our Key Club members teamed up with SECA’s National Honor Society
members to help cover a mural on Miracle Mile in order for a new mural to be
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get the job done faster. The members people focused on getting the top part the middle, and the others focused on the bottom portion. Each person’s effort
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contributed to the completion of the job. Their planning of how to get the task done was excellent. With the excellent planning, they were able to finish covering the mural before the expected completion time! Talk about teamwork! - Michelle Lin (SECA)
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BEAR CREEK
BEN HOLT
CHAVEZ
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LINCOLN
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NOVEMBER HONEY POINTS
MIDDLE COLLEGE
SECA
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Goals Hours: 4071/8000 Hours PTP Funds: ~$2600/$4000 MNT Funds: ~$170
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Stockton Heat Teddy Bear Toss (Jan 19th, 2019) January DCM/Division Conclave (Jan 26th, 2019)
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Contact Us! Lt. Governor d27n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Executive Assistants d27n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
Member Recognition Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com
PTP Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.ptp@gmail.com
Service Projects Task Coordinator d27n.cnhkc.sp@gmail.com
MNT Task Coordinator
Tech & Media Task Coordinators
d27n.cnhkc.eliminate@gmail.co m
d27n.cnhkc.dtech@gmail.com
Spirit Task Coordinators
Facebook: Division 27 North Grizzlies
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