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Volume 5 | Issue 5
September 2016
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September 5 - Club MRFs SUN Due @ 6 PM September 10 - Articles, Visuals, & Nominations Due @ 6 PM September 17 - August DCM @ Santa Paula High School July 20 - Club Newsletters Due US HOLIDAYS September 5 - Labor Day September 11 - Patriot Day/ 9/11 Remembrance Day
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Kiwanis Citrus Fest Santa Paula Key Club members were extremely delighted this month because this past July was the annual Kiwanis Citrus Festival. The Kiwanis Festival is popular in Santa Paula bringing carnival games, rides, and concerts to the local citizens. Throughout the three day festival, Key Club members helped at the ticket booth and greeted customers with a smile as they handed their tickets. Afterwards, we got to enjoy the games and even scored free popcorn. It was also a great opportunity to meet the new Santa Paula Kiwanis president, Carol! Article submitted by: Mireille Vargas, Santa Paula HS Vice President Santa Paula Key Club Continues in Many Meals
It is half way through summer break and Santa Paula Key Club is still going strong. Each Wednesday, Key Club members give time from their summer vacation to continue helping at Many Meals. During that time, Key Club members prepare hot meal and bag groceries to hand out to the homeless. Afterwards, Key Club members socialize with the homeless and the other dedicated volunteers who have been there for years. All members feel blessed to participate and help out their community. We recognize that there is an increasingly high rate of homeless people in Santa Paula and Key Club members are ready to help in any way possible. Many Meals definitely makes their summer productive and special. Article submitted by: Mireille Vargas, Santa Paula HS Vice President
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Santa Paula Key Club Member Speak Out Against Power Plant
Recently there has been news about the proposed power plant in Oxnard, making it the fourth power plant in the city. What most people don’t know is that a power plant has also been proposed in Santa Paula earlier this year. Santa Paula Key Club members, knowing that these energy company are targeting low-income minority, helped rally Santa Paula citizens to appear at the second hearing regarding the power plant. The one planned in June was cancelled due to a lack of translators, and this time around the word had spread even more. So on July 28th, Key Club members rallied at the community center and assisted over five hundred citizens during the hearing. Once the hearing began, many of the attendees spoke out against the power plant including Santa Paula Key Club secretary Larry Renteria. He spoke passionately about the air pollutants that the proposed power plants would bring to the younger generation. With an outcome of over five hundred citizens, the hearing about the power plant was a success for Santa Paula’s Key Club. Article submitted by: Mireille Vargas, Santa Paula HS Vice President
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Kiwanis Citrus Festival
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Santa Paula Key Club Members Speak Out Against Power Plant
All visuals were submitted by: Jessenia Montiel, Santa Paula HS Publicist
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Certificate of Recognition Division 42 West would like to recognize the following with outstanding service & excellence. Member of the Month: Brandon Lyons (PHS) Officer of the Month: Diamond Mitchel (CIHS) Club of the Month: Rio Mesa High School Faculty Advisor of the Month: Carol Wood (SPHS) Kiwanis Advisor of the Month: N/A
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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Click HERE to check out the DISTRICT newsletter and learn more about the other clubs in the district! Your BEST source for district news and updates! 13
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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 sarahhhflorez@gmail.com
Rio Mesa High School Hania Arrendondo (805) 914-4618 d42w.cnhkc.ohspres@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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Hello16Arctic Foxes! Why hello there! I thought you were studying up for that first AP exam? Oh well, at least you learned something. I hope you all enjoyed the first days of school, like a few of us. I know recovering from an exciting break is hard but this is reality and later or not we will get hit by a truck load of exams, tests, notes, homework, etc. I know that sadly, this may be the end of some people’s all-nighters, watching anime, playing Pokémon GO, skipping curfew, diving into the pool like summer olympians, or just relaxing in the summer weather but, just remember the amazing things you’ve accomplished over this break! Let’s continue doing those stuff while in school! Get your club to volunteer at the local elementary school after school activities or even at a local homeless shelter! Show the community that even though we may not have a lot of free time, we’re willing to spare those little moments to help out the community! Now, for those that is starting school, or already started, be sure to encourage other classmates to join Key Club! If you have a club rush or a club day, be sure to advertise! A club with lots of people means a club with lots of potential! Don’t forget to share your first meeting with us and don’t forget to send a photo as well! We’d love to hear about it and see all of your BEEautiful smiling faces! I wish you all the best of luck this school year as I know you all will do wonderful! Well, that’s it for now and as I always say, until next time, stay foxy! Chilling In Service, Noah Tyler T. Ratley Division News Editor, 2016-17 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 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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