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Key Club June 2012 Volume 2 Issue 3
Pacific Northwest District Key Club: Official Newsletter of Division 27
Bothell—Eastlake—ICS—Inglemoor—Juanita—Lake Washington—Redmond
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-02044
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Dear Division 27,
Hello! Welcome to another
issue of Toucan Times! :) The
school year is almost over, but
you can still do service! Every-
day can be a day of helping the
community. There are many
service opportunities that you
and your club can do during
the summer. In this issue there
will be some service project ide-
as.
Along with service during the
summer, it is a great time to
visit your Kiwanis clubs.
Throughout the school year, it
may be hard to go to their
meetings because of your sched-
ule but in the summer, you can
always plan ahead and attend
their meetings! They are a great
opportunity to learn more
about what the Kiwanis has
been doing. For more infor-
mation about when and where
their meetings are you can look
at page 8.
I hope everyone has a great
month, summer will be near! I
will see you guys at the June
DCM!
In this issue there is infor-
mation about Key Club, Club
updates, Officer of the month,
service projects and key dates.
Please make sure you read all of
the important information! If
you have any questions, com-
ments, or concerns, feel free to
ask me!
With Love and Service,
In this Issue:
Introduction………………...2
Club Updates………………3-4
Officer of the month……....4
District Projects……………..5
Summer Service…………….6
Key dates…………………....7
Kiwanis Information………..8
Contact Info………………..9
Toucan Times
June...SUMMER!
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Club Updates
Bothell High School has been continually
making bracelets for ELIMINATE. The bracelets
are blue and white (which are the eliminate
colors) and they are selling them to the stu-
dents at their school to raise money!
International Community School at-
tended the Pancake Breakfast where
they met local Kiwanis. They also helped
out at the 7 Hills of Kirkland where there
was 1100 bikers and the event raised a
total of $85,000
Inglemoor High School finished their
Pennies for patients raising $150. They
also helped out at a carnival at
Kenmore Elementary and had a schol-
arship breakfast at Kiwanis.
Eastlake High School has been planning
a community service fair event and on
May 21st, they held this successful event!
They also have been planning for next
year, and had a campus clean up!
I want each Bulletin Editor to write a
blurb about what your club has done
each month (like the ones above)
and they will be put in my monthly
newsletters!. Also I would love to have
pictures from all of the clubs!
Redmond High School volunteered at a
low income housing development. They
cooked and served them dinner. They will
also be helping next week to clean a
street in Redmond, that is partnered with
Kiwanis!
Juanita High School has been plan-
ning a Transition room carnival. They
also made a Key Club sign decorat-
ing it with pictures from service events!
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Club Updates & Officer of the Month
Lake Washington High School also attended the
Pancake Breakfast. They helped out at the Kirkland
Clean Sweep. They also went to many park clean-
ups and they did a campus clean up. In their se-
cond to last meeting members made cards for the
Children's Hospital. Their member of the month was
Moly Thou!
The Officer of the Month of May is …..
LEAH TALKOV!
Leah is a Junior at Lake Washington High
School and currently the secretary! She has
been working hard to gather the information
about hours for the end of the school year.
Here are a few things about her!
Favorite…
Color: Blue
Food: Sesame Seed Balls
Song: Mr. Brightside by the Killers or Viva la
Vida by Coldplay
Movie: Any Disney Movie
Candy: Butterfingers
Quote: “We accept the love we think we de-
serve”
Superpower: To fly
Travel Anywhere: Italy
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Hershey’s Track and Field
Games! Key Club is newly part-
nered with this organization. The
HERSHEY’S Track & Field Games
is the largest youth sports pro-
gram of its kind in the United
States and Canada. Events
take place in every state and
most provinces in North Ameri-
ca, and hundreds of athletes
make it to the grand finale —
the North American Final in Her-
shey, Pennsylvania.
The Kiwanis Children’s Can-
cer Program (KCCP)
KCCP, Kiwanis Children’s Can-
cer Program, in support of Ki-
wanis Doernbecher Children’s
Cancer Program in Portland
OR., Kiwanis Children’s Cancer
Program in Seattle WA. and the
Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Pro-
gram in British Columbia and
the Yukon, will raise money and
awareness to fight and find the
cure for children’s cancer.
The KCCP was founded by Governor
Frank Morehouse of the Pacific North-
west District of Kiwanis International in
2010. Governor Frank’s inspiration was
a young cancer patient named Penny.
District Project's
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Summer Service!
Park Clean Ups
Saturday June 16 at Kiwanis Park
from 9am –12 pm
Saturday June 23rd at Juanita
Bay Park from 9am –12pm
Saturday July 14 at Kiwanis Park
from 9am—12pm
You can hold a bake
sale or car wash to help
raise money for a charity!
Make trauma dolls for kids!
Make a coloring book and do-
nate it.
Read to kids at a library
Although it is almost summer, you can ALWAYS do service!
Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community.
Summer is a great time to help out in the community with all
of the spare time that you may have.
Hold an event to
raise money.
Attend a cancer
walk
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ICON
Key Dates
WHEN: June 27, 2012
1:00 PM—3: 00 PM
WHERE: Heritage Park
All Key Clubbers are wel-
come to come! Bring food
so we can have a picnic! :)
We will also be discussing
summer service and more
club updates!
JUNE DCM
Seattle Rally
WHEN: August 13, 2012
9:00 AM—4:00 PM
WHERE: Kent Meridian High School
Seattle Rally is like a mini DCON where all
key clubbers are welcome! There will be
forums for everyone including more officer
training, icebreakers, and many more!
There will also be a talent show! It would
be great If all of our officers and club
members to go! Represent Division 27!
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Redmond High School
Redmond Kiwanis
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
Watercress Bistro
16505 Redmond Way #B-A
Redmond, Washington
International Community School and
Lake Washington High School
Kirkland Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday at Noon
Crab Cracker
452 Central Way Kirkland, Wash-ington
Eastlake High School
Sammamish Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday 7am
Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church
22818 SE 8th St Redmond, Washington
Bothell High School and
Inglemoor High School
Northshore Bothell Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday 7am
Alexa’s on Main 10115 Main St
Bothell, Washington
Kiwanis Information
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Governor Giovanni McKenzie
Secretary Kelsie Hoppes
Treasurer Kenneth Lam
Bulletin Editor Bassel Hamieh
Convention Chair Andy Nguyen
International Trustee Cole Hickman
District Administrator John Jay
Assistant District Administrator
Suzanne Endroedy
District Board
Kristi Chan
Lieutenant Governor, Division 27
Pacific Northwest District
Key Club International
Email: [email protected]
Phone #: (425)-246-8085
“Be yourself; everyone else
is already taken.”
- Oscar Wilde
