Club Officers (2013—2014) President President Elect Secretary Treasurer Immediate-Past President Victoria E Davidson-Casllo Anna Wu David Wallach Izzeldin Osman Mahmood Bashir Board of Directors (2014—2016) Robert Barba Charlie Huff Charles Karsch Kathy Young Tina Banes Grace Chan Ray Jan Board of Directors (2013—2015) INSIDE THIS ISSUE by Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights, a Registered 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Organizaon October 1, 2014 THE THE THE KIWANISCOPE KIWANISCOPE KIWANISCOPE Taking Care of Yourself so that you can be there to serve oth- ers (with a smile)! HAPPY NEW YEAR my fellow Kiwani- ans! Thank you to each and every one of you who have agreed to come along with me on the wild ride we shall call 2014-2015. I recently aended my employer’s annual health and wellness fair and read an inspiring arcle on “Self-Love”, the act of taking care of ourselves so that we can beer care for others. This week I would like to share that message with you as we take on new roles and challenges together and look forward to starng our 52 nd year as a club and celebrate the 100 th year of Kiwanis Internaonal. Should you “look out for number one”? Are you part of the “me” generaon? Our society sends out mixed messages about self-love. Looked at one way, caring for “number one” and “me” is labeled “selfish.” Taking care of yourself seems to fly in the face childhood les- sons of modesty and humility. But taking care of yourself and holding yourself in high esteem can allow you to give much more freely of yourself to others. CARING FOR YOU ~ Self-love is about you. You take care of yourself and your body. You get enough rest and quiet me to be able to keep things in perspecve. You are able to be asserve and to set limits because you care about yourself and you don’t want to disappoint others. You are secure in yourself CARING FOR OTHERS ~ Self- love includes others. When you care about yourself, you are able to reach out and share with others. This is turn builds self-esteem and gives you a sense of purpose in life. MAKING LIVES BETTER ~ Self -love enhances the people around you. When you value and respect yourself, you are also able to value and respect others. People who love themselves are tolerant of others and don’t feel the need to dominate or put others down. People who have a difficult me loving themselves, however, usually find pleasure only being at one end of the dominance scale or the other. THE SELF-LOVE ATTRACTION ~ Self-love brings people to you. Every- one likes to be around people who care about themselves because people with high self-esteem are able to care about others. Far from being selfish, people who have self-love are able to make their own lives, and the lives of others, healthy and sasfying. Page 19 Meals on Wheels Page 20 La Puente Industry Installation Dinner Page 21 FFDY Concert Page 22-23 Kiwanis in the Community Page 24-31 Hacienda Hts Kiwanis Installation Dinner Page 32-33 Our 2013-14 Accomplishments Page 34 30 for 30 Fundraiser Page 35 Pasadena Senior Center Page 36 100 Cribs in 100 Days Page 37 Division 35 LTG Installation Page 38-39 Member Roster Page 1 President’s Message Page 2 Club Projects and Chairs Page 3 Upcoming Events & Speakers Page 4-7 Club Meeting Page 8 Opportunity Drawings Page 9 Happy/ Sad Dollars Page 10-11 Speaker of the week Page 12 Key Club RTC Page 13-14 SLP First Meetings of the Year Page 15 SLP BBQ Page 16-17 Adopt-A-Highway Page 18 Wilson KIWIN’S Elephant Extravagnza T P’ M | By Victoria Davidson-Castillo Kiwanis Hacienda Heights P.O. Box 5825 Hacienda Hts, CA 91745 (626) 336-0524 KiwanisHH.org Meengs: 2nd, 4th Wednesdays 7 AM IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave City of Industry 1st Wednesday, 6 PM Casa Blanca 15822 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights Serving the Children of the World www.kiwanis.org Winner of Newsleer Award 2013-14
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Club Officers
(2013—2014)
President
President Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Immediate-Past President
Victoria E Davidson-Cas�llo
Anna Wu
David Wallach Izzeldin Osman
Mahmood Bashir
Board of Directors
(2014—2016)
Robert Barba
Charlie Huff
Charles Karsch
Kathy Young
Tina Banes
Grace Chan
Ray Jan
Board of Directors
(2013—2015)
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
by Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights, a Registered 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Organiza,on
October 1, 2014
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Taking Care of Yourself
so that you can be there to serve oth-
ers (with a smile)!
HAPPY NEW YEAR my fellow Kiwani-
ans! Thank you to each and every one
of you who have agreed to come
along with me on the wild ride we
shall call 2014-2015. I recently
a4ended my employer’s annual
health and wellness fair and read an
inspiring ar�cle on “Self-Love”, the act
of taking care of ourselves so that we
can be4er care for others. This week
I would like to share that message
with you as we take on new roles and
challenges together and look forward
to star�ng our 52nd
year as a club and
celebrate the 100th
year of Kiwanis
Interna�onal.
Should you “look out for
number one”? Are you part of the
“me” genera)on? Our society sends
out mixed messages about self-love.
Looked at one way, caring for
“number one” and “me” is labeled
“selfish.” Taking care of yourself
seems to fly in the face childhood les-
sons of modesty and humility. But
taking care of yourself and holding
yourself in high esteem can allow you
to give much more freely of yourself to
others.
CARING FOR YOU ~ Self-love
is about you. You take care of yourself
and your body. You get enough rest
and quiet )me to be able to keep
things in perspec)ve. You are able to
be asser)ve and to set limits because
you care about yourself and you don’t
want to disappoint others. You are
secure in yourself
CARING FOR OTHERS ~ Self-
love includes others. When you care
about yourself, you are able to reach
out and share with others. This is turn
builds self-esteem and gives you a
sense of purpose in life.
MAKING LIVES BETTER ~ Self
-love enhances the people around you.
When you value and respect yourself,
you are also able to value and respect
others. People who love themselves
are tolerant of others and don’t feel
the need to dominate or put others
down. People who have a difficult )me
loving themselves, however, usually
find pleasure only being at one end of
the dominance scale or the other.
THE SELF-LOVE ATTRACTION
~ Self-love brings people to you. Every-
one likes to be around people who
care about themselves because people
with high self-esteem are able to care
about others. Far from being selfish,
people who have self-love are able to
make their own lives, and the lives of
others, healthy and sa)sfying.
Page 19 Meals on Wheels Page 20 La Puente Industry Installation Dinner Page 21 FFDY Concert Page 22-23 Kiwanis in the Community Page 24-31 Hacienda Hts Kiwanis Installation Dinner Page 32-33 Our 2013-14 Accomplishments Page 34 30 for 30 Fundraiser Page 35 Pasadena Senior Center Page 36 100 Cribs in 100 Days Page 37 Division 35 LTG Installation Page 38-39 Member Roster
Page 1 President’s Message Page 2 Club Projects and Chairs Page 3 Upcoming Events & Speakers Page 4-7 Club Meeting Page 8 Opportunity Drawings Page 9 Happy/ Sad Dollars Page 10-11 Speaker of the week Page 12 Key Club RTC Page 13-14 SLP First Meetings of the Year Page 15 SLP BBQ Page 16-17 Adopt-A-Highway Page 18 Wilson KIWIN’S Elephant Extravagnza
T�� P��������’� M������ | By Victoria Davidson-Castillo
Kiwanis Hacienda Heights
P.O. Box 5825
Hacienda Hts, CA 91745
(626) 336-0524
KiwanisHH.org
Mee�ngs: 2nd, 4th Wednesdays 7 AM
IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave City of Industry
1st Wednesday, 6 PM Casa Blanca
15822 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights
Serving the Children of the World www.kiwanis.org
Winner of
Newsle2er
Award
2013-14
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• To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life.
• To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human rela�onships.
• To promote the adop�on and the applica�on of higher social, business and professional
standards.
• To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable ci�zenship.
• To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a prac�cal means to form enduring friendships, to render
altruis�c service and to build be4er communi�es.
• To cooperate in crea�ng and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which
make possible the increase of righteousness, jus�ce, patrio�sm, and goodwill.
Club Projects and Chairs
PROJECT COORDINATOR
4th of July Kathy Young
Adopt-A-Hwy Lon Salgren
Fireworks Robert Barba
Interclub Kathy Young
Kiwaniscope Anna Wu
Membership Growth Dave Wallach
Kiwanis One Day Anna Wu
Pancake Breakfast Lon Salgren
Pro Rodeo Dave Wallach
Shoes that Fit David Malkin
Spiritual Aims Martha Lacomba,
Ben Su
Stuff the Bus Dave Wallach
Webmaster Ray Jan
Weekly Programs Charlie Huff
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Ci,zen/ Community Mahmood Bashir
Service
Finance Grace Chan
Policies & Procedures David Malkin
Project Eliminate Anna Wu
Scholarships Dave Wallach
Sponsored Youth Dave Wallach
Social & Hospitality Susan Jacklin
Ribfest Mahmood Bashir
Relay For Life Lon Salgren
Youth Services Charlie Huff
K I W A N I S I N T E R N A T I O N A L | O B J E C T I V E S
Kiwaniscope Editorial Staff
Anna Wu Editor in Chief
Lon Salgren Assistant Editor
David Malkin Features Editor
Mahmood Bashir Contribu�ng Editor
Dave Wallach Contribu�ng Editor
Kathy Young Contribu�ng Editor
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IF YOU READ A STORY IN THE KIWANISCOPE AND WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A SPONSOR, SEND YOUR DONATION TO: HACIENDA HEIGHTS KIWANIS CLUB P.O. BOX 5825 HACIENDA HEIGHTS, CA 91745 MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS? CONTACT KATHY YOUNG [email protected] SPECIFY ON THE CHECK THE PROGRAM YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT OR HONOR A SPE-CIAL PERSON OR EVENT WITH YOUR DONATION. HACIENDA HEIGHTS KIWANIS CLUB FOUNDATION IS A 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION.
REMINDER!!
On the 1st Wednesday of every month we will
be mee�ng at Casa Blanca, 5:30 PM Social &
6:30 PM Mee�ng
We will con�nue to meet at IHOP on the 2nd &
4th Wednesday of every month at 7 AM.
The 3rd Wednesday of every month will now be
an evening board mee�ng in which everyone is
welcome to a4end at Casa Blanca.5:30 PM So-
cial & 6:30 PM Mee�ng
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C l u b M e e t i n g | S e p t e m b e r 2 4 , 2 0 1 4
El Presidente called his last
mee�ng of the year to order
at 7:00 AM. Charlie Huff
asked us to face the flag and
led us in the pledge of Alle-
giance. Dave Wallach select-
ed ”My country �s of thee” as
his choice for the patrio�c
song and led us in the singing.
David Malkin delivered a pas-
sionate invoca�on. Club
members in a4endance were
Charlie Huff, Grace Chan,
Izzeldin Osman, Kathy
Young, Susan Jacklin, David
Malkin, Anna Wu, Victoria
Davidson, Wilson Mach, Lon
Salgren, First Lady Nancy
Bashir, Gino Kwok, David
Wallach, Xiao Wang, and Ray
Jan. Our guests in a4endance
were Mr. Jason Ackermann,
Faculty Advisor to Los Altos
Key Club, who was intro-
duced by El Presidente him-
self. Our other guests were
Dorothy Persinger repre-
sen�ng BSA Cub Scout Pack-
710, and Roberto Cas,llo-
Davidson donning his full Boy
Scout Uniform and repre-
sen�ng BSA Troop-701 were
introduced by President Elect,
and soon to be President,
Victoria .Charlie Huff intro-
duced Seema Sueko our
guest speaker. Dave Wallach
introduced our SLP who
joined us for the morning,
Crystal Espinosa, President of
Key Club at Wilson, and Sa-
mantha Liu, President of Key
Club at Los Altos. Bailey Lu,
Wilson Key Club VP also
joined us, and we were glad
to have him a4end our
mee�ng this morning. Our
guests Miraya Suriya, and
Greg represen�ng Family
Support Network were intro-
duced by Wilson Mach. Our
late arrival guest was a for-
mer member Huber Bongo-
lan, keeping in tradi�on of
being the latest to arrive
when he was a member. Hu-
ber joined us this morning as
a representa�ve of BSA Troop
-710. El Presidente intro-
duced Huber, and reminisced
about days of yore, when El
Presidente and Huber used to
hide in the and wait to join
the mee�ng, just so they
could walk into the mee�ng
holding two dollars (fine at
the �me for whoever arrived
the latest) in their hand, ea-
ger to help the club with the
contribu�on. Great memo-
ries, great fun, great �mes!
Wow! That was a total of
twenty-six (26) members and
guests in a4endance. It was
nice to welcome our guests
as Victoria Davidson led us in
the singing of our “Welcome
Song”. We acknowledged
Dedicated to Changing the World, One Child and One Community at a Time.
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October 1, 2014
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Opportunity Drawings and the 90/10rule Opportunity Drawings and the 90/10rule Opportunity Drawings and the 90/10rule Opportunity Drawings and the 90/10rule What is the 90/10 rule? California Penal Code sec�on 320.5, subdivision (b)(4)(A) states that 90 percent of the
gross receipts generated by the sale of raffle )ckets for any given draw are to be used by the eligible organiza)on
for charitable purposes.
The frequently asked ques�ons (FAQ) page of the Office of the A4orney General goes on to explain that The
90/10 rule applies to 50/50 raffles, in which 50 percent of )cket sale revenue is awarded as the prize and 50 per-
cent of the revenue is retained by the organiza)on conduc)ng the raffle. 50/50 drawings are illegal because 90
percent of the gross )cket-sale revenue is not used for charitable purposes.
Since our club members are good ci�zens and many of our speakers and guests are law enforcement and civil
servant professionals, the last thing we would want to do is knowingly break the law. At the same �me, our
weekly split the pot drawing adds to our fellowship and helps to support our administra�ve account to con�nue
to do the good deals we do in our community.
Therefore we are going to “change-up” our weekly drawings for 2014-2015!
• We will be con,nuing to sell opportunity ,ckets at the rate of 4 ,ckets for $3.
• One ,cket will be pulled during our general mee,ngs for the “opportunity” to pull a marble from the can.
Unpicked ,ckets will be discarded weekly.
• The can will contain 11 white and one blue marble.
• The week 1 moneybag will contain 100 Kiwanis Dollars ($10) regardless of how many ,ckets are sold that
week.
• 10% of money raised in weeks 2 un,l the blue marble is pulled will be added to the “money bag” contents.
• If the ,cket holder pulls a while marble, they will win a consola,on prize. The contents of the “money
bag” will move forward to the next general mee,ng.
• If they pull the blue marble, they will win the contents of the “money bag”. The contents of the “money
bag” will return to 100 Kiwanis dollars at the next general mee,ng.
• This means we are guaranteed at least 3 cash winners a year with many more possible throughout the
year while being good, law abiding ci,zens.
Ques�ons???? Ask Victoria Davidson, our 2014-2015 president at [email protected]
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Our SLP (L to R) Dave Wallach, SLP Advisor; Robert Ago-
sto, Cal Poly Pomona Circle-K; Kelly Ray, KIWIN’S Gold-
stone LTG; Mahmood Bashir, D35 2014-15 LTG; Alfredo
Munoz, Circle-K Foothill LTG; Robert Davis, D35 2013-14
LTG
A huge Thank You goes out to Victoria E Davidson-
Cas,llo, Susan Jacklin, and Kathy Young for doing
such an amazing job of planning this installa�on
dinner. THANK YOU!!
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Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights
Highlights & Accomplishments 2013-2014
Service Hours: Reported Service Hours 8700 Proud Accomplishments:
• Celebrated 50 Year Anniversary. Thank you Susan & Kathy.
• Chartered a New Aktion Club at FFDY
• Won the Best Newsletter Award, Editor Anna Wu.
• Awarded the “Golden Apple Award” by RUSD, for supporting FRC with our “Shoes that Fit” program.
• Hosted a “Special Guest Day”, Inducted two new members. Thank You David Malkin.
• Hosted 36 + Speakers & Programs at Club Meetings. Thank You Charlie Huff.
• Kiwanis One Day “Schabarum Park Beautification”, with a total of 195 in attendance out of which 185 were SLP form our Division. Hosted the first DCM of the year for Goldstone KIWIN’S, Key Club D35W & D35E at the event. Cooked & served chili hotdogs with chips and drinks to all volunteers.
• Recognized as a Distinguished Club for 2012-2013
• IP President David Malkin recognized as a Distinguished Club President, and Kathy Young recognized as Distinguished Club Secretary for 2012-2013
• Successfully completed Inter-Club Round Robin, with 71 Inter-Clubs with clubs within Division 35, 117 with our SLP, & 7 out of Division.
• Hosted our annual Christmas Party. Thank You Susan & Kathy.
• Member Recognitions:
∗ DSA’s awarded to Susan Jacklin, John Hsu, and Ricardo Recinos (Faculty Advisor to Wilson KIWIN’S)
∗ KI Kiwanis Member Award – David Malkin
∗ “Distinguished Women of the 57th District” – Kathy Young
∗ Dunlap awarded to Mahmood Bashir by KIWIN’S District Board (students)
∗ Dunlap Upgrade awarded to Dave Wallach by KIWIN’S District Board (students)
∗ “Kiwanis Advisor of the Year” for CNH Key Club District – Mahmood Bashir
∗ “Kiwanis Outstanding Advisor” –Mahmood Bashir, one of five for CNH, recognized at Key Club ICON
• Fundraising: Raised $31,000.00 (net) + from fundraisers and donations (listed below)
∗ Installation Dinner
∗ Industry Hills Pro Rodeo
∗ Buckboard Day Pancake Breakfast
∗ Annual Pancake Breakfast
∗ Ribfest-2014
∗ 4th of July Fireworks Stand
∗ 4th of July “I Love America” Parade Hotdog Stand.
∗ Donations from Sr. Pathfinders for “Shoes that Fit”. Thank You Seniors.
∗ Donation from IMC for “Stuff a Bus”. Thank You IMC.
∗ Donation from Sparks Lab. For project ELIMINATE. Thank You Sparks Lab.
∗ Donations by club members, and members of the community for Project ELIMINATE, Children’s Hospital LA, Relay for Life/American Cancer Society. Thank You everyone.
• Contributions: ($8500.00)
∗ ELIMINATE - $1600.00
∗ YMCA - $1100.00
∗ Children’s Hospital LA - $1000.00
∗ Del Haven Community Center - $1000.00
∗ Boy Scouts of America - $500.00
∗ TEA (Teen Parents Excelling Through Adversities) - $500.00
∗ Friends of The Heart - $250.00
∗ Boys & Girls Club - $250.00
∗ Orange Grove Middle School, Law Enforcement Academy - $250.00
∗ Los Altos High School Choir - $250.00
∗ Foundation for Disabled Youth - $250.00
∗ Meals on Wheels - $250.00
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∗ Home Land Heroes (Law Enforcement Appreciation) - $250.00
∗ Rose Float Project – $250.00
∗ Luggage of Love - $200.00
∗ Los Altos High School, Engineering Academy - $150.00
∗ Family Support Center - $150.00
∗ Annual Club Giving - $150.00
∗ Skip-A-Meal - $150.00
• Scholarships & Stipends: ($6230.00)
∗ Two scholarships to LPVROP students, $500.00 each
∗ Four scholarships to our KIWIN’S & Key Clubs, $500.00 each
∗ Four scholarships to High School Seniors, $500.00 each
∗ Two scholarships for our Builders, $50.00 each
∗ Scholarships for Miss 4th of July and her Court, $500.00 Miss 4th, $250.00 First Runner Up, and $100.00 Second Runner Up.
∗ Seven stipends to SLP Faculty Advisors, $40.00 each
• Service Projects:
∗ Monthly Adopt-A-Highway
∗ Heart & Sole and Fresh Start for, “Shoes that Fit”- Donated approximately 350+ pairs of shoes.
∗ Water Shed Restoration & Reforestation (Fall & Spring)
∗ YMCA Annual Turkey Trot
∗ El Super Market (Thanksgiving) Turkey & Food Giveaway- Two day event
∗ Thanksgiving Meal Serving for Boys & Girls Club
∗ Thanksgiving Turkey & Food Giveaway: Donated 15 Turkeys to Del Haven Community Center, 5 Turkeys to St. John Vianney’s, and 2 Thanksgiving Family Meals to East San Gabriel Valley Coalition for Homeless.
∗ Helped Insan Foundation serve Thanksgiving meals to the homeless with help from Cal Poly Circle-K, also helped serve food to the homeless on various other occasions with help from Diamond Bar High School Key Club.
∗ Participated in Field of Valor
∗ Christmas Toy Drive for: Old Town Puente Association & Del Haven Community Center
∗ Foundation for Disabled Youth Christmas Party – Helped serve food with help from 25 SLP.
∗ Participated in STC Center Lunar New Year Festival with KIWIN’S
∗ Participated in the “Veterans Resource Fair”
∗ Participated in YMCA Winterfest, with our SLP.
∗ Participated in “Safe Communities Fair”
∗ Participated in the “Earthquake Preparedness Fair”
∗ Stuff a Bus – collected $8000.00 + worth of school supplies from community members and donated to HLPUSD
∗ Participated in the Stiementz Park Health Fair”
∗ Participated in interfaith Iftar dinner at San Gabriel Islamic Center.
• SLP Support:
∗ Proud sponsor of seven (7) SLP Clubs, Key Club & KIWIN’S at both Los Altos & Wilson High Schools, Build-ers Club at OGMS & Newton, Aktion Club at Del Haven Community Center. Provided financial support of $5800.00.
∗ Attended SLP Club Meetings on Campus. Thank You Dave, Kathy, Lon, Robert, and Tina.
∗ Sponsored six (6) SLP for Key Leader
∗ Attended & Chaperoned Key Club D35W sleepover “Awake-A-Thon”
∗ Attended & Chaperoned KIWIN’S & Key Club DCON, and Key Club ICON
∗ Attended & Chaperoned KIWIN’S (both South & North) & Key Club Fall Rallies
∗ Attended & Chaperoned every Goldstone KIWIN’S & Key Club D35W and D35E, DCM, Activity, including their Regional Training Conferences, Regional Beach Cleanup, End of Year Banquets, Winter Formals, Benefit Concerts, and much more.
∗ Attended & Chaperoned End of Year Banquets for Circle-K Foothill Division, Cal Poly Pomona, Mt. SAC, and Pasadena City College.
∗ Participated and helped with “Parents Place, Family Resource Fair” with help from Key Club D35E (I Day, 12 hour project) Participated in March of Dimes, March for Babies with 60 SLP. Participated in Johnathan Chu Eagle Scout Project. He was a Wilson Key Club member.
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