DIVISION 36 WEST | REGION 4 | CALI-NEV-HA DISTRICT
THE HUSKEY
EXPRESS VOLUME II ISSUE III
JULY 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER FROM YOUR LTG
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DIVISION UPDATES
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DISTRICT UPDATES
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SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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RECOGNITION
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REMINDERS
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CONTACT US
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LETTER FROM THE LTG Hello, Huskeys! Can you BEE-lieve it? Where have these last few months gone! You know what they say- time flies when you’re having so much fun! It has been an incredible start to the term. We are already so close to completing 1,000 service hours- so keep up the great work, Huskeys! Continue to serve your homes, schools, and communities this summer. Community service doesn’t stop! There are so many fun events for you to look forward to this summer; from Officer Training Conference to the Huskey Olympics DCM, you’re in for some summer fun! Please remember to keep checking your emails, attend DCMs, and keep that huskey spirit going! Don’t forget- our husky shirt designs will be announced soon as well! Keep an eye out for new huskey merchandise! Take this summer as an opportunity to catch up, and even get ahead on all your school and Key Club work. Make the most of your summer! You’ve got this! Onwards and Upwards, 2
DIVISION Updates Division Shirt Design Contest
Are you an artist? Do you want to see someone wearing YOUR design? Division 36 West is looking for someone to design this year's Division shirt! This shirt will be worn by members of the division at DCMs, service events, Fall Rally, and when representing Key Club!
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Submission: To: d36w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com and d36w.cnhkc.spirit@gmail.com Deadline: June 5th, 2017 BEFORE 6:00PM Subject Line: Division T-Shirt Design By (Your Name) | (Club Name) Format: PDF, preferably a minimum of 300 dpi.
DISTRICT Updates Governor’s Project
Recently, the governor's project has been announced. This is a service project theme for the district to focus on. The theme is: BEE Clean, CNH! This theme is centered around projects that benefit the environment. Your club can participate by starting a neighborhood/ community garden, or since our district mascot is the bee, you can start a "Save the Bees" campaign! Secretaries, BEE sure to report any projects that fit this theme on the MRF!
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SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE Relay For Life | Jurupa Hills Allan Aquino, President “Our club was delighted to have been a part of The Cancer's Society’s annual Relay for Life. We were proud to have helped, and to have extended our service to this organization which stands behind such an important cause. Members helped out by setting up, cheering on the performances, and even participating in the relay.” Key to College | Jurupa Hills Kaylyn Hoy, Lieutenant Governor Key to College is an annual event where UCR’s Circle K teaches Region 4’s Key Clubs more about College Life. Key Clubbers had the opportunity to tour the campus, attend workshops, and meet members from other divisions! Division 36 West had the most Key Clubbers in attendance, so thank you to all the Huskeys who came to this event! 6
eLEMONate | Jurupa Hills Brandon Aragon, Editor For Eliminate Week this year, our club set up multiple activities to spread awareness for MNT. We made various posters about MNT to make students in our campus more aware of this issue and at the same time we promoted our E-lemon-ATE MNT event. At this event, our club set up a table during our lunch where we challenged students to eat a lemon for MNT. We taught them about MNT, its effects, and how the eliminate project is taking tremendous steps to help eliminate this terrible illness all over the world. In the end, students signed our promotional poster, which we used to display our school wide awareness for MNT and the Eliminate Project. 7
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UPCOMING EVENTS Colton Summer Olympics Wednesday, June 28th, 2017 Gonzales Center 670 Colton Ave. Colton, CA 2:00-5:00pm tinyurl.com/ColtonOlym17
Colton’s 130th Birthday Celebration Saturday, July 8th, 2017 12:00PM-9:00PM Colton High School Football Field 777 West Valley Boulevard, Colton California 92324 tinyurl.com/Colton130th
Huskey Olympics Saturday, July 15th, 2017 2:00PM-6:00PM Rialto City Park 130 E San Bernardino Ave 9
tinyurl.com/D36WJuly17
MONTHLY RECOGNITION MEMBER OF THE MONTH JESSICA PEREZ JURUPA HILLS OFFICER OF THE MONTH LORAINE LOPEZ CAJON FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE MONTH JULIE THOUSKANE AB MILLER KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH BETH DUNCAN RIALTO CLUB OF THE MONTH JURUPA HILLS
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REMINDERS Monthly Report Forms Submitted by: Secretary Early Submission Deadline: 1st of each month, BEFORE 6:00PM On-time Submission Deadline: 5th of each month, BEFORE 6:00PM Articles and Visuals Submitted by: Editor Early Submission Deadline: 5th of each month, BEFORE 6:00PM On-time Submission Deadline: 10th of each month, BEFORE 6:00PM Monthly Recognition Submitted by: President Early Submission: 1st of each month BEFORE 6:00PM On-time Submission Deadline: 5th of each month, BEFORE 6:00PM 11
CONTACT US Kaylyn Hoy Lieutenant Governor d36w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com | (951)907-2252 Johnny Bui Nguyen Executive Assistant d36w.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com | (909)456-9383 Elizabeth Ouanemalay Executive Assistant d36w.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com | (562)881-9273 Maria Gonzalez Secretary d36w.cnhkc.sec@gmail.com | (909)662-9338 Jason Ang Tech Editor d36w.cnhkc.tech@gmail.com | (909)553-7470 Michelle Galvan Historian d36w.cnhkc.historian@gmail.com | (909)685-1015 Domenique Ortega Historian d36w.cnhkc.historian@gmail.com | (909)231-4048 Brandon Aragon Head Spirit Coordinator d36w.cnhkc.spirit@gmail.com | (909)231-4086
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