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The Official Newsletter of Div. 11/18C Robert Bateman/Yale Secondary/ Abbotsford Collegiate/Solh Key Club/Garibaldi secondary Issue 2, May, 2013

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The May newsletter for Div11/18C. It contains the latest news from the district, information on charities and key dates.

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Page 1: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

The Official Newsletter of Div. 11/18C

Robert Bateman/Yale Secondary/ Abbotsford Collegiate/Solh Key Club/Garibaldi secondary

Issue 2, May, 2013

Page 2: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

May Newsletter

It has been a month since I have been your Lieutenant

governor , I hope the transition has been easy and smooth.

But first off, I would like to say a big Congratulations to all

the newly elected executive members. I look forward to

working closely with you this year.

As the school year is coming to an end, your key club

duties are far from being over. I encourage all of you to hold

service projects during the summer. I also highly encourage

you all to attend the rallies held over the summer .

What a great turnout to the May DCM I hope to see

more of you at the June DCM. June DCM would be held on

June 8 at Cultus Lake. More information to follow. If you have

any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. Finally a

good luck to all AP and IB test takers.

Greetings !

Shirley Chou

My Contact Information

Shirley Chou

Email: [email protected]

Cell Phone: 604-217-8199

Page 3: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Table Of Contents

Cover

Greetings

Table of Contents

Divisional Council Meeting

Kiwanis Children's Cancer Program

SIGN Fracture Care

Key Club 88th Birthday

Club Reports

Key Leader

Youth Opportunity Fund

Key Club Knowledge

Eliminate Project

Calendar

Canada Rally

Circle K International

30 Hours of Famine

Contact Information

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2

3

4

5

6-7

8-9

10-14

15

16

17

18-19

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21

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23

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Divisional Council Meeting

|June.8,2013| 11-3pm| Cultus Lake|

Agenda for DCM

Group Picture!!

Potluck– bring something to share

Swimming

Fun in the sun

Getting to meet other Key Clubbers

in the division

Kiwanis Children Cancer Program

What’s a DCM

All Key Clubbers are invited to my DCM. It’s where you

will hear the latest divisional news. There would be

many fun games and opportunity to meet other Key

Clubbers in the division.

Page 5: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Kiwanis Children Cancer Program

The Kiwanis Children Cancer Program support re-

search on Children Diseases through the oncology

fellowship program at Child and Family Institute

BC’s Children’s Hospital.

They also provide training for doctors in all aspect

of oncology, hematology and research. Through

the training they provide today, they are preparing

future doctors of tomorrow.

In 2012 we have raised over $200,000. With the

money raised we are improving the lives of many

family with a children living with cancer

Page 6: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

SIGN Fracture Care

For $10 you can help prevent a

family from living in poverty for 3

generations.

They have developed SIGN IM nail

system which is suited for hospitals

that have no access to X-Rays. Not

only do they provide SIGN IM nails ,

they also provide training. They

also build hospitals in developing

countries. They have partnered

with surgeons and hospitals in over

50 countries.

55

Developing

Countries

237

Hospitals uses

SIGN IM

112,780

Patients

Healed

Page 7: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Yale, Bateman

and Abby Key

Club is selling

Mushroom Com-

post at their

school for $4/

bag. They are

selling them

from 9am-3pm

Monday– Friday

at Yale Secon-

dary’s front of-

fice Yale Key

Club also selling

Happy Go Lucky

books for $10 as

a fundraiser for

SIGN fracture

Care

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1925

Dec, 1946

First Key Club created in

Sacramento, California First international Key Club

Dec, 1952 The 1,000 club is chartered

Robert Bateman Key

Club Chartered

Abby Key Club Chartered

Garibaldi Key Club Chartered

SOLH Key Club Chartered

Clayburn Builder’s Club

Chartered

Abbotsford Middle Builder

Club Chartered

Yale Key Club Chartered

Clearbrook Kiwanis Club

Chartered

Abbotsford Kiwanis Club

Chartered

MSA Kiwanis Club Chartered

1977 Female Students are admit-

ted into Key Club Member-

ship

1991 First Female elected Key

Club International President

1977

1996

1974

1961

Key Club celebrates it’s

75th anniversary 2000

2003 2001

2010

More than $1.2 million raised

to fight Iodine Deficiency

Disorder with UNICEF

1998

2008 More than $1.3 million

raised to fight HIV/AIDS in

Swaziland

2012

2013

2012

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88th Birthday

A BIG THANK YOU to all the

Key Clubbers, Kiwanis, and

parents for all the support

you give to Key Club. Key

Club would not have the

success it has today without

all the dedication you have

put into this organization.

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Robert Bateman

Key Club

This past month has been a busy month for Bateman Key

Club. We hosted our first annual Dusk-2-Dawnathon. Dusk-2-

Dawnathon is a wake over at the school with many fun activi-

ties planned. We had a great turnout and raised over $2600 for

K.C.C.P. Many Bateman Key Clubbers also attended Key

Leader up in Hope at Camp Kawkawa. We learned about ser-

vice leadership and the core values of being a Key Leader.

Bateman Key Club also participated in the annual mushroom

compost fundraiser with Yale and Abby Key Club. The compost

will be sold at Yale, Monday to Friday from 9am to 3 pm for $4 a

bag. The proceed raised will go towards SIGN Fracture care.

On April.20th we participated in Kiwanis One Day with Clear-

brook Kiwanis Club. We helped clean up the Garden of Hope

at the local Salvation Army.

- Shirley Chou

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Robert Bateman

Key Club Yale Key Club

The members of Yale’s Key Club have been very active

during April. Several members attended Key Leader and de-

veloped new perspectives and ideas about service and lead-

ership. On April 6th, we volunteered to clean up landscaping

around seniors housing at the MSA Manor. Additionally, we re-

ceived great response from Hunger Response International

from our contribution at the Walk for the Rice Reason on April

11th. Our Key Club this past year has been very successful

due to much help from the executives. However, it was time

to hold an election for next year’s executives, and they are:

Rachel Lee (president), Angela Li (VP), Soomin Choi (VP),

Sung Il (VP), Gabrielle Krillow (VP), Laura Egolf (secretary),

Jane Kim (treasurer), and Tiffany Hoang (bulletin editor). We

are all very excited and hope to have another amazing year

in Key Club. For the month of May, we have many fun fairs

coming up. Lastly, we received a lot of help from many fan-

tastic people on our annual mushroom compost sale! Come

buy a bag for only $4 from Monday to Friday, 9am – 3pm at

the office of Yale Secondary!

- Rachel Lee

Page 12: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Abby Key Club

This past month the Abby Senior Key Club participated in many

things. One of the things on our agenda was next year’s executive

elections. There was practically no competition for the roles of Presi-

dent, Vice President, Secretary and Editor. However, we had tie after

tie for the Treasurers’ running. The election was very close, but the

one extra vote was for Sam Azizi. The new executive members for

Abby Key Club 2013/14 are Pranav Ayra, Harmeen Khosa, Maegan

McKay, Juan Manalo, Sam Azizi and Tina Ngo. Mid April, nine of our

members travelled to Hope, B.C. to attend Key Leaders Camp

(Camp Kawkawa). They developed leadership skills, personal growth

and the awareness of integrity gaps. The Abby Key Club also partici-

pated in the annual mushroom compost fundraiser with the Yale and

Bateman Key Clubs. This April was supposed to be our 30 hour famine

but there were complications that made the overnight stay not possi-

ble. We solved this problem by gathering the participants at lunch

and asking for their opinion to either do the event that but not be

able to sleep over, or postpone it. At that meeting we came to the

decision of doing a 20 hour fast, and then doing the sleepover at the

school at the end of May. So, that very day we had approximately

forty participants come to the school in the evening for the breaking

of the 20 hour fast. This April bonded our Key Club via numerous fac-

tors and events which will set up success for next year.

- Pranav Ayra

!

Page 13: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

GW Graham Key Club

During the month of April Solh Key Club worked on various projects

throughout the month including the annual Kiwanis Compost sale where mem-

bers helped to bag and sell compost to raise funds benefiting both Kiwanis and

Key Club on April 13th and 20th. During the month of April there was volunteer’s

from Solh Key Club who spent time at the local Ruth and Naomi’s Mission Center

where members either prepared or served food to those less fortunate in our com-

munity. Also in the month of April Solh Key Club was very busy dedicating time

to the hosting of or annual 30 Hour Famine that was planned to take place on

April 19th though dude to an unexpected event the 30 Hour Famine is now taking

place on May 31th as a celebration instead. And as President of Solh Key Club I

would like to invite all of the clubs in our division 11/18 C to attend our 30 Hour

Famine Celebration on May 31st at GW Graham Middle Secondary

School from 4:30pm to 9:30pm where our club invites you to take

part in a night of hunger fun! Where the theme of the celebration is Hunger

Games, so be dressed in a costume from one of the districts and ready to partici-

pate in games and enjoying movies. It is not required that you participate in the

famine though we ask that you bring $5 for your admission where that will get

you into games, a movie, snacks and drinks. Solh Key Club hopes to raise as much

funds for this wonderful organization so that together we can help change others

lives for the better. It is a pleasure and an honor to work with the wonderful peo-

ple of Solh Key Club. It is inspirational to see members grow into new leaders and

I am sure that Solh Key Club will continue to help out in our community and

globally.

-Alexis Baldwin

Page 14: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Garibaldi Key Club

Hey Key Clubbers! The Garibaldi Secondary

School Key Club is going great! We are ex-

cited to at that we have been doing excel-

lently and had just finished our Key Club ex-

ecutive nominations and Elections! We have

recieved a new Vice President, Secretary and

Treasurer! Throughout the next week and

weekend, we will be assisting our local Kiwanis

Club with selling hanging baskets for various

charities! Although, being a new club this

year, we have been picking up and can con-

fidently say that we are all excited for the final

months and the new fiscal year to come!

- Nick Nichols

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What is Key Leader?

Key Leader is a weekend leadership program for today’s

young leaders. This life-changing event focuses on service

leadership as the first, most meaningful leader-ship development experience.

There will be large and small group workshops and team

building activities. Students will be able to learn leadership

skills that will help them change their schools, communities, and world for the better. You will meet new friends

and have an experience you will never forget.

Key Leader 2014 in the Pacific

Northwest District

April 18-20 2013

Kawkawa Camp and Retreat Center

- Hope, BC, Canada

Who can attend ?

All Key Clubbers

How much is it ?

$175—includes all meals, lodging,

and program materials for the

weekend

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Youth Opportunity Fund

Youth Opportunity Fund is a grant for

service projects or scholarships for

higher education. Y.O.F is funded by a

portion of the international dues. Grants

range from $100-$2,000. Look around

your community, school and the world for

things that need to be done.

YOF Grants Can Help You Take Action !

The application is available online at

www.keyclub.org/services/yof

The application is due by Oct.15.

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Youth Opportunity Fund

Key Club Cheer

(leader) Hey Key Clubbers How do you feel

( Response) We feel good

Oh, we feel so good

OH!

Double it up

OH! OH!

Triple it up

OH! OH! OH!

One long OHHHHHHHHH!

Rapper style OH! OH! OH! OH! OH!

Key Club App

Chat with other Key Clubbers

Track your service hours

Set fundraising goals

Get fundraising ideas

Make a donation to the

Eliminate Project

Available on both Android and Apple

Key Club Knowledge

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One baby dies

every 9 minutes

from neonatal

160 babies die

each day from

neonatal

38 countries re-

main at high risk

for MNT

On average, health

education and a se-

ries of three doses of

tetanus vaccine cost

$1.80

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160 Children dies everyday from Maternal

Neonatal Tetanus. MNT is a disease that

robs a child of a mother’s touch. MNT is

caused by tetanus spores, when it comes

in contact with open cuts during childbirth

it infects both the mother and child. Key

Club has teamed up with UNICEF to eradi-

cate MNT. They plan on raising $110 million

dollars by 2015. It only cost $1.80 to immu-

nize a mother and her future children. MNT

have been eliminated from 28 countries

since 2000. But there are still 31 countries

plagued by MNT.

Eliminate week is on May.6-10. Many Key

Clubs around the district are hosting fund-

raising activities to raise awareness and

funds.

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

1

DCM!

2

3 4

5

Secretary &

President’s

Reports are

Due

6

Week starts

7

Key Club’s

88th birthday

8 9 10

Week ends

11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

30 hour Fam-

ine @ G.W

Graham

1 2

3 4 5

Secretary &

President’s Re-

ports are Due

6 7 8

DCM at

Cultus Lake

9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

May Calendar

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Canada Rally

When-August 24th 11am-3pm

Where– University of British Columbia

Who– Key Clubbers from the district,

Circle K

Canada Rally is a wonderful opportunity to

meet other Key Clubbers from the district. It

also gives you an idea of what DCON will be

like. There would be forums, guest speakers,

ice breakers and forums. This is also an oppor-

tunity for all the incoming executive officers to

get training from past and present board mem-

bers. A spirit stick will be rewarded to the

school with the most spirit.

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Circle K International

What is Circle K

Circle K is a service organization in University and

States sponsored by Kiwanis International. Their

goal is to develop university and college students

into a global network of responsible citizens and

leaders with a commitment to serve.

CKI is a student led organization in universities and

colleges in 17 countries.

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G.W. Graham would Like to Invite You!

On May.31st at G.W. Graham from 3:30-9pm to watch movies and play games Hunger Gamers style. A night to raise funds through World Vi-sion through tickets sales of $5per per-son the cost includes a beverage, pop-corn and a treat!

The night will include: A contest for best dressed from a district from a Hunger Games District, Activities related to the Hunger Games, and watching the Hun-ger Games.

May The Odds Be Ever In Your

Favour That You Can Attend!

Circle K International

Page 24: PNW DIv11/18C May Newsletter

Contact Information

District Executive Board

District Governor:

Trang Tran

Email: [email protected]

District Secretary:

Hakikat Bains

Email: [email protected]

District Treasurer:

Eric Grewal

Email: [email protected]

District Editor:

Sara Thomas

Email: [email protected]

Kiwanis

District Administrator:

John Jay

Email:[email protected]

Area Administrator

Criena Sekhon

Email: [email protected]

My Contact Information

Shirley Chou

[email protected]

604-217-8199