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The document announces several upcoming volunteer opportunities for the Leo Club in September and October 2011, including a hot dog sale, Thanksgiving dinner, Burnaby Haunted Village, and Bonsor Big Boo. Members are asked to sign up to volunteer their time to help with setup, food preparation, and other activities at the various events. A table lists the names of members and the dates they have signed up to volunteer at Burnaby Haunted Village.
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The Leo Club meeting covered several upcoming events requiring volunteers: the Halloween Carnival on October 30th, the Thanksgiving Dinner on October 16th, and the Seniors' Tea on November 27th. Volunteers were assigned to assist with specific tasks like set up for events. The meeting also provided details on fundraising and community service events happening in October and November, including the Great Climate Race on November 8th and a Canadian Blood Drive on October 11th. Leo club t-shirts are required for most events unless otherwise specified.
February 21st, Tuesday Meeting
The document contains information about several volunteer opportunities for Leos including volunteering at a Black History Month event in March, selling sushi at a PRO-D day event in February, helping set up a conference about children and poverty in March, setting up and decorating an atrium in February, assisting at a workshop for Leos in March, and volunteering at a Justice High conference. It provides details like objectives, dates, times and lists of volunteers for each event.
Leo club powerpoint april 18, 2017
The Leo Club meeting notes outlined upcoming volunteer events for members including helping with a film festival on April 18th and 20th, a book sale on April 20th, volunteering at a play from April 19th-22nd, participating in the Vancouver Sun Run on April 23rd, assisting with a Pride Dance on April 27th, volunteering for the 30-Hour Famine from April 28th-29th, participating in a neighborhood clean-up on May 6th, and volunteering at the Vancouver International Children's Festival from May 29th to June 4th. The notes provided details on times, locations, sign-up sheets and volunteer needs for each event.
Leo ppt june 12 2012
The document summarizes upcoming volunteer opportunities for LEO club members, including:
- Carnivals and events in June like the Bulldog Bash and Suncrest Carnival
- Canada Day volunteering on July 1st
- International student orientations in late August
- Senior Games in August
- Ongoing opportunities like the teacher appreciation luncheon and hot dog sales
It provides details on times and locations and asks for volunteers to sign up at tables for the various events.
Sep.18 general Meeting Powerpoint
The document thanks volunteers who helped at recent school events and provides information about upcoming volunteer opportunities and performances at the school. It lists the names of volunteers and performers for several past and upcoming events, and provides details about the events such as dates, times, and locations. Volunteers are encouraged to check the website regularly for updates and information about school activities.
May 3, 2011 leo club meeting
The Leo Club meeting covered several upcoming volunteer opportunities for elementary school carnivals and events happening in May and June. Volunteers were needed for tasks like assisting with arts and crafts, running games and activities, and helping at information booths. The meeting also included reminders about dress codes and expectations for Leo Club volunteers and upcoming meetings for executive members and grade 12 students.
March 8 , 2011 Lunch Leo Meeting
The document provides information about upcoming Leo Club meetings and volunteer events at Byrne Creek Secondary School. It reminds members to clean up after meetings, keep noise levels down, and ask questions afterwards. It also lists sign-up sheets for various volunteer activities like making coffee and snacks, helping with parent-teacher interviews, a jeans day fundraiser, and a 30-hour famine event to raise money for clean water. Members are encouraged to sign up and participate.
March 5th Leo Tuesday meeting
The Leo Club meeting covered upcoming volunteer events and signups, including cleaning overhead rolls with the Sustainability Club, helping with parent teacher interviews, and volunteering at the Vancouver International Children's Festival in May and June. Members were reminded to purchase t-shirts and sign up for events. The meeting also reviewed participants for various events like the Sun Run and District 19A Conference.
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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.
General leo meeting 11 26 19
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.
Leo meeting 11 19 19
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.
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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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The document summarizes the minutes from a General Leo meeting that took place on November 5th, 2019. It thanks volunteers who helped with past events and lists several upcoming events, including a Seniors' Tea, a Stride Book Fair, a Stride Escape Room, the Edmonds Festival of Lights, a Midnight Vigil, and an ELL Christmas Party. Sign-up sheets were available for some of the events.
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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.
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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2019 10 15 General Leo Meeting
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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.
3) The end of the document includes sign-up sheets for volunteers for each event.
2019 10 01 General Leo Meeting
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2019 09 24 General Leo Meeting
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1. Terry Fox event on September 25th needs photography volunteers. BARC event on September 26th promoting respect needs MC volunteers.
2. Clubs Day event on September 27th during lunch hour needs volunteers to help set up, host, and take down booths.
3. Thanksgiving dinner for internationals on a date TBA needs volunteers to help serve food.
4. Japanese exchange on October 16th pairs visiting Japanese students with volunteer hosts during lunch.
5. Halloween carnival on October 31st needs volunteers for setup and activities. Haunted house setup also needs volunteers on a date TBA.
6.
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- 1. Leo Meeting September 27, 2011
- 2. Sign -up on www.byrnecreek.info New and returning members remember to sign-up on byrnecreek.info.
- 10. Name Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Angela Fu Ke Huang Vincent Fitton Brittanee Maellenzie Leon Wu Bonnie Ng Kim Ashley Cayabyab Nicholas Gee Sandy Shih Monica Hernandez Judy Wu Bank W Rachel Li Erica Wong Cecilia Zhang
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