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The Leo Club meeting was cancelled due to a teacher strike closure. Several volunteer events were also cancelled or postponed, including a Maid Cafe, Shave for the Brave, and a PAC BBQ. A Byrne Creek Clean Up was scheduled for June 13th for Leo Club volunteers to help clean up the community. A Staff Appreciation Luncheon was scheduled for June 19th for Leo Club members to help prepare and serve lunch for school staff.
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The Leo Club meeting summary is as follows:
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.
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The document summarizes the minutes from a General Leo Club meeting on February 11th, 2020. It outlines upcoming fundraising events including a Valentine's Day rose sale from February 10th-14th and volunteers needed for packaging and delivery. It also lists details for upcoming dances, a run for Sun Run on April 19th, and volunteering opportunities at the Vancouver International Children's Festival from May 25th-31st. Volunteers are provided with incentives for working shifts at various events.
Leo general meeting (february 4, 2020)
Volunteers are thanked for assisting with the Byrne Creek Open House. A Valentine's Day rose sale will be held from February 3-7 during lunch hours, chaired by Renee, Aeisha, Christine, and Denisse, with various volunteers. Roses will be packaged on February 12th and 13th and delivered on February 14th by additional volunteers. The Winter Formal for grades 11-12 will be held on February 27th with various volunteers. The Vancouver Sun Run will take place on April 19th with Alexei as senior consultant and Christeena and Silvia as chairs, and various participants.
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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 provides information about upcoming volunteer events including a dance show in January, an open house at Byrne Creek in January, an international orientation session in January during semester break, volunteering to wrap roses for a Valentine's Day sale in February, and helping with the Valentine's Day rose sale during lunch in early February. Sign-up sheets were available for the dance show, international orientation session, and rose sale volunteering opportunities.
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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.
2) Volunteers were assigned to various events including the VPA Show, Midnight Vigil, ELL Christmas Party, Lions Pancake Breakfast, and Peter Julian's Christmas Open House.
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 as follows:
1) The meeting thanked volunteers for previous events and discussed upcoming events including a Midnight Vigil, ELL Christmas Party, and Lions Pancake Breakfast.
2) Upcoming events included a mandatory Midnight Vigil for all execs, an ELL Christmas Party being chaired by Silvia, Christeena and Agatha, and a Lions Pancake Breakfast being chaired by Talha and Karman.
3) The meeting also discussed Peter Julian's Christmas Open House being chaired by Alexi and Tooba, where volunteers were asked to sign up by December 6th.
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The Leo Club meeting document outlines several upcoming events, including a laser tag and dinner night on November 21st costing $12, a Seniors' Tea/Communi-Tea event on November 22nd with food baking taking place on November 20th, a Midnight Vigil overnight event from December 6th-7th, and an ELL Christmas Party on December 13th during blocks A and B. Volunteers are listed for each event.
Leo meeting 11.12.2019
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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2019 10 29 General Leo Meeting
The Leo Club meeting summary is as follows:
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.
3) Upcoming events in November and December were announced like the Senior's Tea, Midnight Vigil overnight event, and ELL Christmas Party.
4) Sign-up sheets were made available for volunteering at activities.
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The document summarizes several upcoming volunteer events for Leo Club including a Halloween Carnival, haunted house setup, cookie baking, a seniors' tea, a midnight vigil, an ELL Christmas party, and volunteering at Bonsor Big Boo. Volunteers are requested to sign up for the various events.
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2019 10 08 General Leo Meeting
1) The document outlines several upcoming events at the school including a Thanksgiving dinner, a visit from Japanese exchange students, a Halloween carnival, a haunted house, and a Senior's tea.
2) It provides details on the dates, times, locations, and chairs/volunteers for each event.
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2019 10 01 General Leo Meeting
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This document summarizes several upcoming volunteer events at the school:
1. Terry Fox event on September 25th needs photography volunteers. BARC event on September 26th promoting respect needs MC volunteers.
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June 3rd General Meeting Powerpoint
- 1. Leo Club Meeting Tuesday, June 3, 2014 Presented by Bryan Lee and Barry Qiu *Meeting cancelled due to BCTF Strike Closure*
- 2. Leo Club Website Make sure you sign up on byrnecreek.info to sign up to be a member and for your one-stop hub for all Leo Club updates.
- 3. THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE VOLUNTEERS WHO ASSISTED INโฆ โขShave for the Brave Baking โขShave for the Brave Hype up Event โขMaywood Carnival โขSchool Leaving Ceremony โขTheatre Production: Salemโs Daughter YOUR HELP WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED!
- 4. Maid Cafe ***This event has been CANCELLED.*** The office will no longer be dealing with ticket refunds Anyone who has purchased a ticket, please write your full name and block B class on the back of your ticket and give them to either Ms. Fujiki or Twinkle Perfecto. Reimbursements will be distributed during block B. We are sorry for any inconvenience. Event originally scheduled for: May 26, 2014
- 5. Shave for the Brave **As a result of the BCTF Strike closure, this event (originally scheduled for May 29, 2014) has been POSTPONED.** Awaiting details for new date.
- 6. PAC BBQ @ Taylor Park This event has also been postponed. New date is: September 18th, 2014
- 7. Grade 7 Orientation This event has been canceled due to the strike until further notice. Please stay alert for any further updates.
- 8. Byrne Creek Clean Up Who: All participating block D classes and Leo volunteers What: A clean up event around the community When: Friday, June 13th, 2014 (Last Friday of the school year!) during block D Where: Pre-determined routes around the community Dress Code: Leo Shirts Please ask your teachers if they wish to participate in the clean up! Or sign up individually. Fruit popsicles will be handed out as treats!
- 9. Volunteers For Byrne Creek Clean Up โขChiu Yi Ho โขAshley Cayabyab โขPriya Sharma โขMargaret Anteros โขMaggie Lee โขClarissa Chiang
- 10. Staff Appreciation Luncheon Who: Leo Club members What: Helping and preparing a luncheon for the staff at Byrne Creek When: Thursday, June 19th, 2014 from 9:00AM-2:00PM Where: Byrne Creek Library Dress Code: Leo Shirts Volunteers are needed!
- 11. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION!