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Millburn Key Club had a blast at Fall Reional
Trainin Conterences on $unday, $eptember 22
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2013, at Mount Pleasant Middle $chool in Livinston.
Read more on pae 5
$eptember 28, 2013 was a day tull ot tun and smiles
thanks to Worldwide Day ot Play $ee pae 2.
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As one ot the tirst events ot the school year, Back to $chool Niht is
always an easy way to et hours and meet other Key Clubbers. This year
proved no ditterent. Dozens ot people trom each rade level turned out
to help pass out directories tor the PTO and maps to parents in the
hallways, alon with helpin to sell sweatshirts at Key Clubs table in the
cateteria. Volunteers were also handing out pamphlets about Millburns
new Kiwanis Club and advertisin to passin parents. Every year, Back to
$chool Niht proves to be a successtul sprinboard into the year ot
service.



The World Wide Day ot Play event held on $eptember 28 was an
excitin and extremely tun day tor all the key clubbers and little children
who participated in all the entertainin ames that were set up. All the
volunteers met up at the park on 1000 Oallopin Hill Road in Lnion,
N], to set up and prepare all the activities tor the day. The activities ot
the day were compromised ot various ames, races, dances, and even a
karate demonstration that kept everyone bein active the whole time,
there was never a dull moment. We were either runnin around oin
crazy with all the little children ensurin a day ot tun, jumpin up and
down on the sidewalk hoping to grab peoples attention to come and
support the event, or just takin photos ot all the testivities. By the end
ot the day, all key clubbers ot toether tor a tinal roup photo and said
oodbye toether knowin that we had a tun and successtul day.
By ]osh Chodor, Committee Head

By Darren Khon, Photoraphy Committee Head
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MILLBURN EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS
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On $aturday, $eptember 22
nd
, 2013, Millburn Hih
$chool was transtormed into a carnival. Key Club ave
members the opportunity to spend their time truittully,
enjoy time with tellow Key Clubbers and ive back to
the community in a creative way, an event called Fall
Festival. Fall Festival was filled with Key Clubbers
provided with reen tshirts to distinuish them trom
the rest. Key Clubbers were assined to tend to
ditterent carnival stands where children came and
played the ames provided. Also, some Key Clubbers
decided to work with their triends at the same time,
which proved to be a lot ot tun. $ome thins included
in the carnival were retreshments and several rides.
Foods included a popcorn machine, cotton candy, an
ice cream stand and a sandwich shop. $ome rides
included a hue intlatable slide and a bouncy castle,
amon several others. There was even a live
pertormance artist and a D]. Riht atter this entire
event was the Millburn vs. Livinston tootball ame so
it Key Clubbers chose to come early to the ame, they
could have participated in tall testival. Overall, the Fall
Festival was an enjoyable and instructive experience
that ave many volunteers a chance to ive back to the
Millburn community.
By Noyonika Nath, Oeneral Member
Photoraphy by $amuel Dantowitz
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By Mrs. Oabriella Levy, Kiwanis Member










Millburn Hih $chool has lon had a thrivin Key Club, one ot a lare network ot student community
service clubs attiliated with Kiwanis International. Most Key Clubs work closely with the adult members ot
local Kiwanis Clubs. But until $ept. 26, there was no Kiwanis Club in the Millburn$hort Hills
community, and the hih school oranization had to tunction without the support ot a complementary
roup ot local adults. Now, thanks to more than a year ot work by a core roup ot Millburn students and
teachers as well as otticers ot other north ]ersey Kiwanis Clubs, the Kiwanis Club ot Millburn$hort Hills
is a reality. At a packed $ept. 26 ceremony to launch the new club, Kiwanis International's outoin
president, Tom De]ulio, spoke ot the oranization's lobal reach in raisin money tor causes to help
children. The club's current tocus is known as 'ELIMINATE' and aims to eradicate maternal and neonatal
tetanus.
Otticers ot the tledlin Millburn$hort Hills Kiwanis Club were sworn in at the event, which was held at
Trattoria Oian Marco. At the helm is President Michael Birnber, whose dauhter Marlee Birnber
worked with hih school advisers Neil Cooperman and Bridette Nevola to lay the roundwork tor the
new club. Marlee is now a treshman at Cornell Lniversity. Mr. Cooperman and Ms. Navolo attended the
ceremony, as did the Key Club's current president, $ylvia Levy, and vice president Karen Fich, both ot
whom were involved in the ettort to launch a local Kiwanis Club. Olivia Estes, the dauhter ot Kiwanis
Board member Kathleen Estes, was also present.
Other otticers who were sworn in $ept. 26 are. Michael Dana, vice president, $usana FernandezPoyatos,
$ecretary, and Roxanne Kam, Treasurer. Members ot the board ot directors are. Kathleen Estes, YuanFea
Lai, Annette Romano, Eric $ieel, and $heila Tale. $o tar, members include Ore Kam, Carmella Keyles,
Barry Kirschner, Tithi Majunder, Lisa Chenotsky $iner, Rita Weimer, and Oabriella Levy.
From tundraisin ideas to teachin you how to dress, the RTC's this
year encompassed all sorts ot thins. Bein it my tirst year in Key
Club, I learned a lot about who Lieutenant Oovernors are, and what
jobs everyone has in this club. Not only did I et to know our
Millburn Key Clubbers better, but I also met new people trom across
the state who also participated in Key Club. The RTC's were a
meltin pot ot Key Clubbers, ranin trom Presidents to Oeneral
Members. We also met the New ]ersey District Board members and
the lieutenant governors of many of New Jerseys 23 divisions. Aside
trom teachin skills to make us better Key Clubbers, seminars held
there also tauht vital lite lessons, like public speakin, or how to be
protessional. On top ot the hours we ot tor oin, the RTC's helped
everyone interact with other Key Clubbers, and tauht us a little
more about what Key Club is really about.
By $imon Yan, Oeneral Member
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