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The OFFICIAL Division 14 Newsletter | Aug 2013

CNH Bees during District Tour at

Washington DC for ICON 2013

ROBO UPDATE Vol. 1|Issue 3

LTG Update……………………….1

District News………………………3

International News………………4

International Board….......……...5

ICON Recap……………………...7

Golden Spotlight………………...9

Robo Points…………………..….10

Division News…………………....11

Club Articles………………....….12

Upcoming Events………………15

Contact Information…………..16

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The OFFICIAL Division 14 Newsletter | Aug 2013 Page 1

Challenge of the Month:

Each month I will post a monthly chal-

lenge for you to complete! You can show

us your completion by submitting visuals

to [email protected]

Donate your used books that you don’t

read anymore to the Local Library!

Only one submission last month! Thank

you Shagun Bali from River Valley! Also

Happy Birthday Shagun (July 20)!


Can you BEElieve that summer is already almost over? As most of you

will be going back to school in a few weeks this is the time to reflect.

Let’s take a look back together at all we have achieved over these

golden summer months. How much service have you done? How

much money have you raised ? If you still haven’t done much, there is

still plenty of time left to make an impact! You still have plenty of time

to help out your community and fundraise so don’t let go of these

GOLDEN opportunities!

I had the GOLDEN opportunity of attending Key Club’s 70th annual In-

ternational Convention this past month and it was one of the greatest

experiences of my life. From the district tour where I got to visit histori-

cal monuments like the Lincoln Memorial to the Farewell Session during

convention where the new International Board was elected, each mo-

ment was magical. And guess what? Next year you will be able to ex-

perience a similar experience because International Convention 2014

will be held in Anaheim, CA!

This month’s newsletter is made to provide you with updates on the

progress we are making as a division, upcoming events and opportuni-

ties, Robo-Points and a recap of ICON 2013! Don’t forget to check out

the challenge of the month and make sure to send me your submis-

sions for some extra points!

And in other exciting news, we will be giving you information on RTC

2013 as well as Fall Rally North. Are you ready?

Putting the nuts and bolts in service,

Prajwol Devkota


District News

Think of how our GOLDEN

Goals for Division 14 are

going to work into helping

our District Goals!

<< cred. Kelly Chan

District News Editor

Fall Rally North is ap-

proaching!

WHEN: October 19, 2013

WHERE: Six Flags Discovery

Kingdom

WHY: Support PTP, Meet

Key Clubbers, experience

new spirit!


International News

leadership

inclusiveness

caring

character

The Key Club App pro-

vides many features such

as:

Track your service hours.

Manage service projects and keep track of details.

Post and share your fundraising progress and Key Club activities on Facebook.

Send friends personal-ized invitations to club meetings.

And many more! So go

download now!


International President and

Vice President 2013-2014

International

President:

Raeford

Penney from the

Capital District

International Vice

President:

Rachel Benoit from

the La-Miss-Ten Dis-

trict


Madison

Kempker &

Zachary

Waldorf

Michelle

Peterson

Eric

Yoon

Not pictured

Albert

Berrizbeitia

Casey

O’ Neil

Mario

Palazzolo

Avery

Hitchcock

Roshni

Chandwani

Renisha

Daley

International Trustees

2013-2014

PC Kiwanis International


From June 29th to July 7th, the CNH Bees traveled to our nation’s

capital in BEE-utiful Washington DC. From the 4 days to District Tour to

the 4 days of Convention, it was all a wonderful experience. From

touring national monuments and visiting various museums to attend-

ing the meet and greet during convention and being at the House of

Delegates all the way to the Farewell Session and the Eliminate

Dance, it was all a great experience! But next year will be even more

MAGICAL as ICON 2014 comes to the Happiest Place on Earth to the

GOLDEN CNH District from July 2-6, 2014!

ICON RECAP

FUN FACT:

Hungary, the nation

where the Rubik’s Cube

was invented, became

the 31st country to char-

ter a Key Club. Welcome

to KCI Hungary!

CNH Flag bearers at ICON


SEE YOU IN ANAHEIM, CA AT ICON 2014!

The Lincoln Memorial

CNH during Farewell Session House of Delegates

Retirement of International Board

MLK Jr. Memorial Supreme Court


GOLDEN SPOTLIGHT

GOLD CLUB OF THE MONTH

GOLDEN ROBOT OF THE MONTH GOLDEN LEADER OF THE MONTH

This page is dedicated to the following three: club of the month, officer of the month, and member of the month who definitely went above and BEE-yond for the month of June. Thank you so much for all that you do.

Live Oak - Thank you for your con-

tinued enthusiasm and growth as

well as your continued service.

Judy Tran - “Other than the

love I have for the whole

concept of Key Club and

serving those in the commu-

nity, I mainly love the club

because of the two people

who have inspired me to go

further and become more active towards

Key Club. Because of them not only have I

become a better person but I've learned to

love Key Club even more! Thanks”

Prabhjit Kaur - “ Doing community service gives me a

chance to give back to my community and get to meet

people that I don't know. Service allows us as key

club members to give other members and nonmem-

bers chances to be more involved in the community

and tell other people unaware of community service.

Key club has taught me to help others whether it is

noticed or not. Doing service makes you feel good and

want to tell others and help as much as you can. An-

other reason I do community service is that it helps

us gain experience and raise self-esteem. Community

service not only allows us members to help others but

also makes us feel better.“


Albert Powell

East Nicolaus

Las Plumas

Live Oak

Marysville

Oroville

River Valley

Yuba City

Each month, clubs will get points based on the following criteria and the club

with the highest amount of points by DCON 2014 will win an amazing prize!

Points will be given for:

Early Bird MRF (10 points)

On- Time MRF (5 points)

DCM Attendance (1 point per member)

Division Service Event Attendance (1 point per member)

PTP/MNT Fundraising (20 points)

Kiwanis Meeting/DCM Attendance (5 points)

Article/Visual Submission (5 points per extra submission)

Spirit Items/Cheers (10 points)

Challenge of the Month (5 points)

1

2

0

29

49

0

69

25

CURRENT LEADER: River Valley! Congrats!


Blue robots are you ready for an amazing

weekend spent with your Region 14

Ohana? Meet Key Clubbers from the

northern boundaries of CNH in Division 39

and also reunite with all of the amazing

Key Clubbers from all of Division 14! We

have a GOLDEN RTC planned for you this

year and it will be an event that you do

NOT want to miss out on! From attending

various workshops, to spirit battles, to

bonding around the campfire we are

sure this weekend at the beautiful camp-

grounds spent with our D39 Ocotpi and

fellow Blue Robots will be an unforgetta-

ble time! Keep checking social media

and your emails plus our DCMs for more

information! You can always contact LTG

Uriel at [email protected] or me

at [email protected]. I cannot

wait to see you all there!

Last month, only 3 submissions out of a possible 8 were received. Make sure you get your club secretaries to submit those MRFs! If they need help, they can always contact the LTG at [email protected]! They are due on the last day of the month early!

Division News

REGION TRAINING CONFERENCE 2013


Kids Triathlon

At the triathlon a few key club members went in the

morning around 7:30am to about 11:00 to help out. At

the beginning of the event we cheered the runners on

as they ran the course and directed them where to go

at turns. Some members told oncoming traffic where

to drive as some of the runners were still running the

course. Towards the end of the event we waited for the

runners to complete the course and finish the race so

members could help clear up the course. As the race

concluded we helped pick up the cones and some other

materials they needed assistance with. This was a

short yet enjoyable event in which we motivated the

kids and helped as much as we could.

By Prabhjit Kaur from Yuba City High School


Summer Stroll

On Saturday, June 22, the Summer Stroll took

place in downtown Yuba City. We had the pleas-

ure and opportunity to work with our local Ki-

wanis that day. Two of the schools in our divi-

sion, River Valley and Yuba City, worked to-

gether to serve and prepare fish and chips for the

public. It was a great day as we all had the honor

to bond with Kiwanis, having a great time doing

service, and also having the time to enjoy the

stroll.

By Shagun Bali from River Valley High School


Allyn Scott Youth Center

During the summer, the Key Clubbers were given the opportunity to

volunteer at Allyn Scott Youth and Community Center (ASYCC). The

objective was to help out Martha, the person on charge of ASYCC, and

the fellow employees with all of the children that were to come to

ASYCC during the summer. The Key Clubbers helped out by being in

charge of certain activities such as Cooking, Games, or Crafts. Ms. Mar-

tha was very glad that so many Key Clubbers came to volunteer and

welcomed them with a smile whenever she saw them. The Key Clubbers

that came were from Marysville and River Valley and were more than

happy to take time from their summer to help out. The children at

ASYCC were very energetic and moving most of the time that the Key

Clubbers were there. Some of the children reminded the Key Clubbers

of how to have fun and to scream and shout randomly at times. The

children made friends with some of the Key Clubbers by hanging out

with them during breaks and the activities that some of the Key Club-

bers were in charge of. The children enjoyed the company of the volun-

teers and said it repeatedly throughout the day. Memories were made

by both the Key Clubbers and the people at ASYCC.

By Julissa Gomez from Marysville High School


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

28 29 30 31 MRFs

(Early

Bird)

1 2 RTC

Theme Re-

lease

3 PTP

Carwash

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Divi-

sion Coun-

cil Meet-

11 12 13 14 15 Vis-

ual/

Articles

16 17

18 19 20 News-

letter Re-

lease

21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 MRFs

(Early

Bird)

August 2013

S a v e t he s e d a t e s !

July 31st- MRFs Due for the Month of July

Aug 2– RTC Theme Release (RTC is September 13-14)

Aug 3- PTP Carwash at Les Schwab Yuba City from 10 AM to 4 PM

Aug 10- August DCM at Gauche Aquatic Park at 6:30 PM

Aug 15– Visuals/Articles due (at least 1 from each club)

Aug 20– ROBO Update 1.4 Release

Aug 31– MRFs Due for the Month of August

Important events are colored RED and more events will be posted if added. Thank you!


Lieutenant Governor: Prajwol Devkota

Email: [email protected]

Call/Text: (530)867-5341

Region Advisor: Rhonda Cameron


Call/Text: (530)870-2085

Division News Editor: Tom Cheng


Call/Text: (530)217-9791

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