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The document announces several upcoming volunteer opportunities and events for the Byrne Creek Leo Club in April and May 2012. It thanks volunteers who helped with previous events and encourages members to sign up for an upcoming community clean up day, BYSN conference, hot dog sale, Lions conference, and performances for seniors. It provides details on the events like dates, times, and locations. It also provides an update cancelling volunteering for the children's festival and lists volunteers signed up for the Maywood carnival.
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2. Volunteers were requested to sign up for the various events, with the Bonsor Big Boo and Halloween Carnival requiring the most volunteers.
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2. Details were provided for the Thanksgiving Dinner being held on October 5th, the Fall Clean Sweep on October 7th, orientations for Bonsor Big Boo on October 23rd and the event itself on October 27th, and the Halloween Carnival being held on October 31st.
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April 17
- 1. Byrne Creek Leo Meeting April.17, 2012
- 2. Thank you~ To our volunteers who volunteered at Drama 9 Olympics, Tree Planting, and Scrabble Day.
- 3. Leo needs some Help!
- 4. Community Clean Up Day @ Windsor Elementary School THIS Fri. 12:30pm-2:45pm Missing Blk C and D Need 10 volunteers, will be driven to Windsor. See us after meeting for permission form
- 5. BYSN Conference Burnaby Youth Sustainability Network THIS Fri. Whole Day event @ Burnaby South Workshops about environmental issues Meet students from Burnaby District. Get your fieldtrip forms signed and returned before this Thurs. 3 more spaces available
- 6. BYSN Conference Burnaby Youth Sustainability Network Participants: Angela Fu Stevens Q Erika Yau Xu Andy Wu Lily Z. Young Lee
- 7. HotDog Sale Apr.21 • Need 3 Volunteers • 10:30am – 2:30pm • Sears Outlet Mall near Lougheed Skytrain
- 8. Spring Lions Conference THIS Sat. Time 1:30pm-5:00pm Help us win the contest! Musical Performance (no piano) Uniform Parade Wear your leo shirt and show support Meet @ Edmonds Skytrain 1:00pm
- 9. Performing for Seniors April.28 2:00pm-3:00pm @ Normana
- 10. Performing for Seniors April.28 Leon Wu Jenny Peng Ke Huang Janata & Janara Brandon Mah Michelle K
- 11. Children’s Festival UPDATE: May 28th Volunteering cancelled
- 12. Maywood Carnival June 1st @Maywood Elementary School Supervising games for elementary school kids Need 7 more volunteers
- 13. Maywood Carnival Ke Huang Zackary Chan Michelle Ly Leon Wu Ariana Lee Andy Wu Elina Ghimire James Leong Yasemin Sabir Tony Zhang Alexander Cheng Carmen Wong Lily Zhang Joyce Sun Ping Liang Monica Hernandez Sandy Shih Maegan Poblacion Vincent Fitton Rachel Robles Mira Chang Brandon Mah Erika Yau Xu Young Lee Eunice Choi
- 14. Sign Up for Events Spring Lions Conference Community Clean Up Day @ Windsor Elementary School Children’s Festival BYSN Conference Maywood Carnival HotDog Sale Apr.21