FEBRUARY 24TH 2015 POWERPOINT
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The Leo meeting covered several upcoming events and volunteer opportunities: - A Black History Month celebration on Feb 26 requiring 10 more volunteers. Dinner will be provided. - An International Women's Day poster meeting on Feb 26 needing 10 volunteers who could also help with the Black History Month event. - International Women's Day on Mar 6 to raise money for breast cancer by selling cupcakes and bracelets. - The Vancouver Sun Run on Apr 19. Forms and payments are due. - Several sign-up tables were available for upcoming events.
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- 1. Leo Meeting Feb.24.2015 Priya Sharma and Dani Swannie
- 2. Meeting Courtesies • Use the table cloths and remember to put them away afterwards • Keep quiet during the presentation • Clean up after yourselves
- 3. Sign Up Online @ byrnecreek.info Click me!!!
- 4. Leo T-Shirts • If you do not own a Leo shirt, please go to B102 and purchase one for $10 • No Leo shirt, NO HOURS
- 5. • Lord Tweedsmuir Carnival • District Pro-D Day Set-Up • District Pro-D Day • Chinese Waist-Drumming • Gr. 7 Open House To those who volunteered for:
- 6. Black History Month Celebration • When: Thursday Feb 26. 2015 • Where: B102 • Time: 3:15 pm-9:00 pm • Dress code: Leo T-shirt • Need 10 more volunteers • Dinner is provided
- 7. Volunteers Paul Charles Matthew Luu Priya Sharma Rebecca Yet Dani Swannie Yugo Mochiara Ikjot Bhogal Raphaella Robles Jeffery Lam Eric Zheng Stevens Qiu Mel Mangubat Jonathan Tang Chiu Yi Ho
- 8. International Women’s Day Poster Meeting • When: Thursday Feb 26. 2015 • Where: B102 (Ms. Fujiki’s Room) • Time: 3:15 pm - 4:30 pm • Need 10 volunteers *Volunteers may also help at the Black History Month Celebration afterwards
- 9. International Women’s Day • When: Friday Mar 6. 2015 • Time: Lunch in the Atrium • Selling cupcakes and bracelets to raise money for the Breast Cancer Society • Please come out and show your support!
- 10. Vancouver Sun Run • When: Sunday Apr 19th 2015 • Talk to Jonathan Tang or Chiu Yi Ho if you haven’t paid/handed in your forms as they are overdue
- 11. Participants Paul Tang Cody Chuang Jonathan Tang Raphaella Robles Manisha Sharma Harrison Park Meghan Coghlan Dani Swannie Mashu Higa Matthew De Guzman Yoshimi Sawada Stevens Qiu Christopher Fujiki Hussein Elhagehassan Eric Zheng Priya Sharma Kazuhiko Fujiki Michelle Kurtagich Oliver Fujiki Stephanie Yu Judy Fujiki Clarissa Chiang
- 14. Sign-Up Tables Black History Month International Women’s Day Poster Meeting Children’s Festival