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Newsletter August 2011

Video: Take Care of Yourself

Take Care of Yourself sounds like a concept that is just too simple to be included as a principle for teaching how to make good choices in life. But it is unfortunately a rule that is all too often forgotten or ignored in our society. But without this simple idea being known and understood, achieving happiness in life is all but impossible.

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Video: Don’t Be Promiscuous

Keeping faith with those that have placed their trust in us is a principle that can’t be emphasized enough in our society today.

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Video: Love and Help Children

There is just no such thing as lavishing too much love and help on our children!

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Video: Respect the Religious Beliefs of Others

It is almost impossible to calculate the unhappiness and strife caused in the world today by religious intolerance. Happiness in life involves true tolerance.

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Happy House Attends Heritage Weekend

Happy House at the Valley Heritage Festival

The North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce, along with the Kiwanis Club joint sponsored Heritage Weekend at Northridge Park. There was a full blown carnival, games, cheerleaders, fireworks and much more. Happy House had a booth where they handed out booklets and talked to guests about the Good Choices Program.

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Happy House Poker Fundraiser a Huge Success

The 6th annual Happy House Poker Fundraiser and Family BBQ at Nancy Cartwright’s home was the largest ever.

The 6th annual Happy House Poker Fundraiser and Family BBQ at Nancy Cartwright’s home was the largest ever. One hundred and forty Texas Hold ‘Em players faced off poolside while at least an equal number of non-players and children enjoyed family fun including face painting, a bouncy house and water slide, bingo, ping pong and a wide array of arts and crafts.

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Nancy Speaks at the Hip Hop Chess Federation’s Spring Classic

Nancy with Maher Misif and Jason Lam from All Tribes Universal Zulu Nation Chapter

Founded by award winning Lecturer and Author, Adisa Banjoko and Hip-Hop graphic artist Leo Libiran, the Hip Hop Chess Federation is dedicated to providing an inclusive setting for individuals to interact, play and develop life skills with people they view as mentors. Along with recreational activities, the Hip Hop Chess Federation also provides workshops and sponsor supported education scholarships.

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San Jose Neighborhood Council Event

Nancy with Councilman Pete Constant at Stars in the Park event re-dedicating the Starbird Youth Center on 5/15Sunday, May 15, Nancy joined Community United, the San Jose Chapter of Happy House, for the Starbird Park Community Event. The event played host to more than 200 people and praised the work of Community United and other neighborhood councils and communities. There were talks by Councilman Pete Constant, Timothy Starbird (son of the center’s namesake), Adisa Banjoko, Jan Nikitin and Nancy Cartwright.

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Anti Gang Coalition Takes on Crime

The Happy House Thank You Scroll

The San Fernando Valley Coalition on Gangs held its monthly meeting at Church on the Way in Sherman Oaks on Wednesday, May 5, where they reviewed programs to reduce gang violence and crime in the Valley.  Attended by over fifty members and guests, with representatives from the LAPD Divisions in the valley, the meeting was presided over by Coalition Chair Sandy Kievman.  After a brief welcome, officers from each division reported on statistics and incidents in their jurisdictions.

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