It’s that time of the year!

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-It’s that time of the

year!

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-Becoming a Service

Leader

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- A night out in town

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-Hands on Service

Contact Me:

Bhavika Patel

Lieutenant Governor

Eastern Canada District - Key

Club International

289-687-2114

lgdivision4@keyclub.ca

A Spooky Greeting

For more information,

check out:

http://www.keyclub.or

g/service/kcw.aspx

Finally, November 30th

is the ABSOLUTE last

day to pay your dues!

If you have any

questions, please

contact me!

Have a fantastic

month!

Yours in service,

Bhavika Patel

Being Thankful

Official Newsletter of Division 4, Thundering Waters

Volume 1, Issue 7

Hello Everyone,

It’s November!

November is known as

Kiwanis Month! This

month is dedicated to

all the branches of

Kiwanis. All branches

team up to help save

lives and inspire each

other.

November is also a

special month for Key

Club, #keyclubweek.

Key club week is held

throughout November

3rd – 7th. It’s a week full

of promoting key club

and hosting fundraisers

for social service

projects!

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In October, Divisions 2, 3, 4

and 5, along with non-key

clubbers attended the Key

Leader Camp in Brantford.

The weekend was filled with

information on how to be a

“Key Leader.” We were

taught the values of being a

service leader, on personal

integrity, sticking to your

moral compass, and

growing as an individual and

testing out new limits,

respecting yourself and

those around you and finally

excelling on the goals, which

you have set out.

The participants also got the

chance to go climb on low

ropes and play team

building activities.

Integrity can be neither lost

nor concealed nor faked nor

quenched nor artificially

come by nor outlived, nor, I

believe, in the long run,

denied” – Eudra Wetly

Becoming a Service Leader

The great leader is seen as

servant first and that simple

fact is the key to his greatness

- Robert K. Greenleaf

If we’re growing, we’re always

going to be out of out comfort

zone.

- John Maxwell

It was October 31st; it was

raining cats and dogs. The

weather was not

cooperating but, the key

clubber still went on.

Trick or Treat for UNICEF is

an initiative to help kids

who need more than just

candy.

The results for Division 4 are

in, the total is … $1,000.42!

AND WE’RE STILL

COUNTING!

Trick or Treat A Night Out in Town

On October 2nd, Saint

Paul and A.N. Myer

volunteered at the

Community Outreach

Centre once again. The

Community Outreach

centre held a dinner

event to raise funds.

By the end of the night,

the Community

Outreach center had

raised $2000. The money

will be used for the

supplies and

maintenance for the

center.

Life’s most persistent and

urgent question is, ‘What

are you doing for

others?’ – Martin Luther

King JR.

In October, Saint Paul

Catholic High School held a

workshop for Mats for

Uganda.

Mats for Uganda is an

organization that provides

birthing mats to women in

Uganda who do not have

proper supplies. It also

provides sleeping mats to the

women and children. The

mats reduce the chance of

illness, mold, and pest

infection of spreading.

HAVE A

WONDERFUL

NOVEMBER!

Fall Rally Update

The Fall Rally will be held in the middle of November.

The date and location is not verified as of yet, but will

be announced soon!

The Fall Rally is great opportunity to get to know the

other members in Division 4. (Psst! There’s gonna be a

service project!)

More information will be available soon!

Hands on Service

To learn more about this

cause, check out Mats

for Uganda on

Facebook.