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1. The document announces volunteer opportunities for the Leo Club such as helping at various events from January 11-13 and February 1st and 22nd. 2. Members are encouraged to participate in upcoming activities like the Sun Run, Valentine's rose sale, poster meeting, and winter formal. 3. The spring Leo Club conference will be held on March 10th at the school for new and returning members.
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1) The One Act Plays will be on November 5th and 6th from 5-9pm in the Centre for Dialogue. Semi-formal dress is required.
2) The Remembrance Day Assembly will be on November 10th in two shifts from 9:55-10:55am and 11:10-12:10pm in the Large Gym. Semi-formal dress is required.
3) The Multicultural Potluck will be on November 20th at 6pm in the Atrium. Cultural clothing or Leo shirts are the dress code.
Volunteers are requested to specify which
Leo Meeting June 7th, 2016
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Leo meeting
This document summarizes the key details of various upcoming Leo Club events:
- The Leo shirt is mandatory for Leo events and the dress code must be followed. Shirts can be purchased from Ms. Fujiki's room for $10.
- The Canadian Blood Service event will be on October 11th in the atrium. Donors must be 17 or older, younger students can volunteer.
- The Thanksgiving Dinner is on October 16th after school at 6PM and is mandatory for all executives.
- The Bonsor Big Boo event is on October 23rd from 6-8:30PM and there is a mandatory orientation on October 19th at Bonsor from 7-8:30
June 2, 2015 Meeting Powerpoint
This document contains announcements and schedules for various upcoming Leo Club events including a run for H2O, Canada Day volunteer opportunities, a Leo reunion and multicultural cafe, volunteering at elementary schools for year-end celebrations, baking for the awards ceremony, and a staff appreciation luncheon. It provides details on dates, times, locations, dress codes, and volunteers needed for each event.
June 2 Meeting Powerpoint
This document contains announcements and updates for various upcoming Leo Club events including: the Run for H2O fundraiser, a Leo reunion and multicultural cafe, volunteering at elementary school year-end celebrations, the Bulldog Bash dance, baking for the awards ceremony, and a staff appreciation luncheon. It provides details on dates, times, locations, volunteer needs, and sign-up sheets for these various events.
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20/12-22/12 Badminton 1:00pm-4:00pm Mr Chris Min 4 Y3 upwards 1.350.000 AP2 Hall
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1) The meeting thanked volunteers for the VPA Show and International Orientation and announced upcoming events including an open house, Valentine's Day rose sale and packaging/deliveries, and a senior dance.
2) The Valentine's Day rose sale will be held from February 3-7 during lunch with various pricing options. Volunteers were assigned to packaging and deliveries on February 12-14.
3) The senior dance on February 27 will be for grades 8-10 only. Volunteers were also announced for the Vancouver Sun Run on April 19 from Edmonds Station to downtown.
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The Leo Club meeting summary provides information about upcoming volunteer events including a dance show, open house, and orientation session in January. It also outlines Valentine's Day rose sale events in February where volunteers will help package and sell roses. Sign-up sheets were available for members to volunteer their time.
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The Leo Club meeting summary is as follows:
1) Upcoming events were discussed including the VPA Show from Dec 4-7, Midnight Vigil on Dec 6-7, a Benefit Concert on Dec 11, an ELL Christmas Party on Dec 13, a Lions Pancake Breakfast on Dec 14, and Peter Julian's Christmas Open House on Dec 14.
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3) Sign-up sheets were made available for volunteering at the various events.
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The Leo Club meeting document outlines several upcoming events:
1) A laser tag and dinner night on November 21st costing $12 per person with 27 people currently signed up.
2) A seniors' tea and community tea event on November 22nd with volunteers needed for baking and the event.
3) An overnight midnight vigil event on December 6th-7th requiring attendance from executive members and being a fundraiser with a $30 minimum donation.
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The Leo Club meeting summary is:
1) An upcoming laser tag and dinner night event on November 21st costing $12 per person, with a deadline for signups being that day. Over 40 people were already signed up.
2) A Seniors' Tea event is scheduled for November 22nd during a Pro-D day at the Byrne Creek Atrium from 8:30am to 3:00pm, with seniors arriving around noon.
3) A Midnight Vigil event is planned for December 6th-7th after school until the next morning at Byrne Creek Community School.
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1) Information was provided about joining the Leo Club and upcoming events including the Halloween Carnival and Haunted House setup.
2) Details were given for various activities at the Halloween Carnival including cookie decorating, trick or treating, face painting, and games.
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2019 10 08 General Leo Meeting
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Jan 10 leo_meeting ppt
- 1. Jan 10, 2012
- 3. Leadership -Many of you have been a member of this club for a long time. -Leo Club is about helping the community, but that is not all it has to offer. Even if you are not an executive member, that doesn't mean you cannot still express your ideas on how to improve events or even create new ones.
- 4. Volunteers Name Wed. Thurs. Fri. Elina Ghimire Yasemin Sabir Oliver Fujiki Priya Sharma Eric Zheng Stephanie Yu Nikola Deretic Raphaella Robles Kim Ashley Cayabyab Molly Yang Twinkle Perfecto Dani Swannie
- 7. Name Food/ volunteering Name Food/ volunteering 1.Ken Truong selling 11.Erika Yau Xu money 2.Simon Zhu selling 12.Rachel Robles money 3.Jessica Lusuegro sticky rice 13.Ping spring rolls 4.Bowaine Ma friend rice 14.Eric money 5.Joyce rice cake 15.Brandon money 6.Lily Cheung rice cake 16.Rebecca food !?! 7.James Leong egg tarts 17.Priya Chinese noodles 8.Ke Huang fried noodles/ dumplings 18.Oliver money 9.Andy Wu money 19.Sandy food 10.Zackary Chan money 20.Lily Zhang money
- 10. Name Activity Name Activity 1.Alex Martin Folding 15.Dani Swannie Folding 2.Joyce Sun Folding 16.Mira Chang Folding 3.Lily Zhang Folding 17.Raphaella Robles Folding 4.Stephanie Yu Folding 18.Alexander Cheng Folding 5.Priya Sharma Folding 19.Laura Kim Folding 6.Maggie Lee Folding 20.Angela Qi Folding 7.Victoria Ly Folding 21.Aisle Neral Folding 8.Ken Truong Sell 22.Matthew Luu Folding 9.Simon Zhu Sell 23.Michelle Ly Folding 10.Steven Cao Sell 24.Dulce Enriquez Folding 11.Aishwarya Singh Sell 25.Carmen Wong Folding 12.Eunice Choi Sell 26.Bowaine Ma Folding 13.David Yang Folding 27.Sylvina Siu Folding 14..Clarrissa Chiang Folding
- 11. - We hope to see all of you running or walking with us. -Costs $20 (includes Byrnecreek Leo Club team shirt). -How to sign-up: Sign and hand in the form to Mrs.Fujiki with your $20. The forms will be handed out at the end of the meeting.
- 14. Name Grade Name Grade 1.Bowaine Ma 9 14.Aishwarya Singh 10 2.Lily Zhang 12 15.Steven Cao 10 3.Ke Huang 11 16.David Yang 10 4.Cindy Tu 11 17.Dani Swannie 9 5.Sandy Shih 12 18.Clarissa Chiang 9 6.Priya Sharma 9 19.Erika Yau Xu 12 7.Stephanie Yu 9 20.James Leong 12 8.Maegan Poblacion 10 21.Andy Wu 12 9.Tony Zhang 12 22.Angela Fu 11 10.Milan Satara 12 23.Jenny Peng 11 11.Eunice Choi 10 24.Ester Shin 11 12.Ken Truong 10 25.Bowaine Ma 9 13.Simon Zhu 10
- 15. New and Returning Members! Make sure to sign up on byrnecreek.info!
- 17. Make sure to sign up! VPA Sun Run Valentine's Rose Sale Poster Meeting Winter formal Lunar New Year and New Year Luncheon