Division 42 West Newsletter | Volume 5 Issue 11 | March 2017

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March 5 - Club MRFs Due SUN @ 6:00 PM March 7 - Key Club Int’l B-day March 10 - Articles, Visuals, & Nominations Due @ 6:00 PM March 13 - District Convention LATE Registration Closes March 20 - Club Newsletters Due @ 6:00 PM April 7-9 - District Convention 2017 US HOLIDAYS March - 8 Int’l Women’s Day March 12 - Daylight Saving Begins

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5 = Attendance (per member) 20 = Participation 10 = Per Submission (5 points extra for early submission)

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IN THE LEAD Santa Paula

WITH 110 Wild Points More Info On Our Website HERE

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acifica HS (100 Points)

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Articles Library February DCM

On February 4, Division 42 West went to Santa Paula High School to attend a DCM meeting, in which each school updated each other on they have been up to lately. Our LTG talked about the upcoming District Convention and ideas for our Key Club Banquet, which we are excited to hold soon! To end the meeting we all played ice breakers which was a great time for all of us.

Article submitted by: Charles Abuan, Pacifica HS Editor

Half & Half Bake Sale On February 3rd, Oxnard High School's Key Club held a half and half bake sale after school. Members participated by bringing in baked goods to raise money for The Pediatric Trauma Program. The sale generated 50 dollars and half the proceeds will be donated to PTP while the other half will go to the club's fundraiser.

Article submitted by: Malia Vallender, Oxnard HS Editor

Pacifica Key Club Beach Clean-Up Pacifica High School volunteered in a beach cleanup day at Mandalay Beach on January 28th, and were joined by OHS, CIHS, and RMHS. It was a an easy day for the Key clubbers who banded together with other schools.

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Certificate of Recognition Division 42 West would like to recognize the following with outstanding service & excellence.

Member of the Month: Jatinder Ojla (CIHS) Officer of the Month: Danielle Nario (CIHS) Club of the Month: Oxnard High School Faculty Advisor of the Month: Ed Ransom (CIHS) Kiwanis Advisor of the Month: None for this month...

Congratulations to all those who were nominated! We from the leadership team appreciate your time & what you do for your community!

Division Leadership Team Signature

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DCON Friday

Mi Casa Mexicana Type: Mexican Food Address: 630 W Orangewood Ave Anaheim, CA 92802 12 Min Walk (0.6 miles) Price range: $10-$20 Hours: 11AM - 11PM Pizza Hut Type: Pizza Address: In the Anaheim Marriott 1 Min Walk Price range: $5-$10 Coco’s Family Restaurant Type: American, bakery Address: 1100 West Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92802 13 min walk (0.6 mile) Price range: $11-30 Hours: 6AM - 1AM

Cheesecake Factory Type: American Dining Address: 321 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802 15 min (0.8 mi) Price range: $11-30 Hours: 11:30AM - 12:30AM

Thuyen Vien Type: Vegan, Vegetarian, Vietnamese Address: 1740 Euclid Street, Anaheim, CA 92802 33 min walk (1.6 miles) Price Range: Under $10 Hours: 10AM - 9PM Baja Fresh Express Type: Mexican Address: 777 Convention Way, Anaheim, CA 92802 4 min walk (0.2 mile) Price Range: Under $10 Hours: 10AM - 8PM

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Oxnard High School Ali Zai (805) 205-3629 d42w.cnhkc.ohspres@gmail.com

Pacifica High School Tiffany Nguyen (805) 443-9678 tiffanyanguyenn@gmail.com

Santa Paula High School Natasha Martinez (805) 889-4038 nmarimartinez21@gmail.com

Buena High School Nathalia Aguilera & Jackie King (805) 392-6233 & (805) 415-8714 N: nathaliagu@gmail.com J: JackieKing22@gmail.com 14

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Ventura High School Sarah Florez (805) 340-8954 sunnysarah11@gmail.com

Rio Mesa High School Hania Arrendondo (805) 914-4618 hania163490@gmail.com

Channel Islands High School Roselyn Romero (805) 415-8846 roselynnillor@yahoo.com OR d42w.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com Region 10 Advisor Jim Major (805) 500-8SLP -> (805) 500-8757 cnhkc.r10advisor@gmail.com Phone available until 10:00 PM 24/7 if emergency

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Hey there Arctic Foxes!

You’ve made it. You’ve done so much and seen so much in the past year, and now you’re standing on the edge of a new Key Club term. You’ve got a lot to be proud of—where are you going to start?

The moments that you’ve recorded will still be playing. You’ll be replaying spirit battles, reliving conversations, and rewinding memories.

You’ll wish that it had all lasted a little longer. Can you go back? Only in memory can you put yourself back in the classroom where you’re attending your first meeting, the beach where you had fun and helped the environment, or the amusement park as the lights of the afterglow set on your favorite Fall Rally. That isn’t quite it, though. Memories have been made and will continue to be made, but right now’s a time to place the new seed that holds your legacy in the ground and tend to it and watch it grow.

You’ve done so much in this past year that it’s hard to let go. I know that feeling. Wanting to go back and relive those times. Did someone create a time machine? If so, I’d want to use it to go back to fall Rally where everyone was cheering at the top of their lungs and having fun as an ohana.

With your submissions, I’ve read all of your service moments. From the articles and visuals, I see that the memories keep piling up. Let’s keep that going.

Make a never ending legacy for those who are starting can look on and see what there is to do in the future. Until that day comes, remember to make memories, and as always, stay foxy.

Chilling in Service, Noah Tyler Ratley Division News16Editor 16

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Tristan Anderson Lieutenant Governor d42w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Noah Tyler Ratley Division News Editor d42w.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com Regina Hernandez Assistant News Editor d42w.cnhkc.asst.dne@gmail.com Nina Lansangan Executive Assistant d42w.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com Roselyn Romero Executive Assistant / LTG Elect d42w.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com Christopher Magana Head Member Recognitions d42w.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com Carla Phillips Head Spirit Coordinator d42w.cnhkc.hsc@gmail.com Gerry Cruz Fundraising Coordinator d42w.cnhkc.fc@gmail.com

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