Thursday, January 27, 2011

Chinese New Year Day Out

Hey Leos,

For those of you who are attending this project, here's what you need to know

Date : 29th January 2011 (Saturday)

Time : 10.00am – 1.00pm (9.45am meet at gate B)

Venue : Praise Emmanuel Children’s Home (PECH)

Please bring along a pair of scissors, stapler and bullets, cellophane tape and glue.

You can still donate mandarin oranges, bottles of drinks (1.5litres) or any tins of cookies. If you'd like to donate, do inform Leo Eurica Yu(4 Sc 4) or Leo Yong Poh Yee(5 Sc 5)

PLEASE BE PUNCTUAL! And please hand in your permission slips before hand.

Thank you. Roar!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

1st GENERAL MEETING of 2011

Hey Leos,

There will be a general meeting:

Date: 14th January 2011 (Friday)
Time: 12.45 - 2.30 pm
Venue: Bilik Kuliah, SMK Assunta
Attire: Leos - vest/ blazer (no shorts)
Recruits - school uniform

*please be punctual & bring your blue koko cards

Monday, January 3, 2011

Report on ‘Christmas Charity Bazaar 2010’

The Christmas Charity Bazaar is an annual event held by the Leo Club of Petaling Jaya Integrity jointly with its sister clubs; Leo Clubs of SMK Assunta, SMK Damansara Jaya, SMK Taman Sea and the SMK Taman Petaling. It was held from the 17th of December until the 19th of December. The main objective of this project is to raise funds as well as to collect donated presents for over two hundred less fortunate children and old folks.

On the first day of the bazaar, several Leos gathered in front of MPH bookstore which was the site we were given by the management of Subang Parade. The Leos got to the site at 9.30 in the morning and got right to work by setting up the stall and Christmas tree. As for the decorations on the tree, Leo Casheen had designed cut outs which had the names of the many children that were from the orphanages.

After the stall was set up, some Leos decided to do some promoting as there were not many people stopping by at the stall and this managed to boost up the sales. Some of the Leos were assigned to explain to the customers about the purpose of our project. At first, there were not many people who wanted to stop by at our stall but after much persuasion by the Leos, they decided that it was a good cause and started to buy things from the stall. At around 10 in the night, the Leos started to pack up and do a stock check.

For the second day of the project, the Leos also set up the stall and the crowd started to build up. Next up, at around 2 in the afternoon, the opening ceremony for the project was held in front of the stall. Lion Ivan was kind enough to grace our ceremony. There were short speeches and the ribbon was cut to officiate the project. Sales on the second day of the event was much better than the first day as the Leos had got the hang of how things worked.

The 19th of December was the last day of the project and there were only a few nametags left on the Christmas tree. At around 6 in the evening, the closing ceremony was held. The caretakers and several children from their homes came by to Subang Parade for the ceremony. Leo Eric from the Leo Club of Petaling Jaya Integrity was the emcee for the day. The speeches delivered were by the organising chairperson of the project, Leo Jean Ng and as well as the president of the Leo Club of Petaling Jaya Integrity, Leo Fion Tey. After the speeches were made, the gifts were handed out the children and caretakes .

Then, there was a photo taking session with the kids. After that, everyone headed on over to Mc Donald’s with the children for a meal. At around 7 in the evening the children were done with their meals and it was time for them to leave. They wished several Leos a Merry Christmas and headed home. Then the Leos headed back to the stall and did the routine stock checking and cleared the area. The site of the stall was cleaned up and at around 11 in the night.

All together this project has managed to raise a total net profit of RM4742.55. This project has been very beneficial and certainly a good one. We are glad to have made a difference in the lives of the less fortunate during the festive season.

Report by,
Leo Shivania.S
Secretary of the Christmas Charity Bazaar 2010




Saturday, January 1, 2011

Report on Leo Leadership Camp 2010!

On the 27th of November to 2nd December 2010, the Leo Club of Petaling Jaya Integrity organized a camp at Kem Bina Semangat, Kuala Kubu Bharu for their sister clubs which are the Leo Clubs of SMK Assunta, SMK Damansara Jaya, SMK Taman Sea and SMK (P) Taman Petaling.

On the first day of camp, everyone got to know each other and was anxious about the camp. We had our opening ceremony and the president of the Lions Club of Petaling Jaya, Lion M. Kesavan and our leo advisor, Lion Ivan Ho was there to grace the event. We then headed for lunch, played some ice-breakers and got to know each other better. Our first activity was the trust fall, where we learned how to trust our team mates. Then we had an outdoor activity called "High Ropes". This activity helped us overcome our fear of heights. At night, all of us were divided into groups and decided on our team names and cheers, which were "pikachus" and "ploctopaul". It was fun and everyone also sat together as a group to design the group banners.

The other activities that were conducted throughout the camp were repelling, kayakking, rafting, flying fox, cobb-web, obstacle course, treasure hunt and not to forget, the very exciting jungle trekking. Jungle trekking was one of the best memories to take back from the camp. Not only did we learn many good qualities, we bonded as a group and we helped each other get through the tough trails. At the halfway point, we crossed the river over to the waterfall where the water was so clear and refreshing. We then continued our journey until we arrived back at our campsite. By the end of the day, we were all exhausted but we really enjoyed ourselves to the fullest.

On the last night of camp, it was Fellowship Night. Each club prepared a short performance and presented it. After that, we had some delicious local delights, played games and ice-breakers. We had some dancing as well. It was a blast! The next day, it was the closing ceremony and we all took a group photo. Everyone was sad to say 'goodbye' and did not wanted the camp to end just yet. After sometime to mingle around for the last time, we had our lunch and headed back home.

This camp was definitely a great experience. It is a certainly place to gain experience, overcome fears and to make many new friends.