- The Leos ROAR -

Leo Club of KL Perennial and Leo Club of KL City Centre Joint Installation 2009

2009-09-26T02:26:00.001-07:00

Activity Report 2009-10

Activity Title : Leo Club of KL Perennial and Leo Club of KL City Centre Joint Installation 2009

Organizing Chairperson : Leo Michelle Kong (Leo Club of KL City Centre)
Date : 29th August 2009 (Saturday)
Time : 3.00pm-6.00pm
Venue : The Club @ Bukit Utama

Objectives of Activity : To induct and install new members and Board of Directors for the term 2009/2010

Description of Activity :

Theme: Building Character Through Growth. This year, the Leo clubs of KLCC and KL Perennial could not take part in the 9th KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation due to other commitments. As such, they organized their own JI the week after and invited other Omega Leo Clubs in KL to witness this important event. It was a good opportunity to meet with other Leos and discuss the possibility of a Joint project. Overall, it was a fun day at the Club where the Leos could all mingle with each other and socialise.

Beneficiary : Leos (fellowship)

Participation :

(1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (President)
(2) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (Secretary)

Man-Hours : 2 Leos x 3 hours = 6 Leo hours

Amount Spent :

RM30 admission fee per Leo
RM10 admission fee for Islam Leos
RM30 + RM10 = RM40

Reported by: Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (KDU Leo Club Secretary)
Date : 30th August 2009

‘KDU Go Green’ Project

2009-09-26T02:01:00.000-07:00

Project Report 2009-10

Project Title : ‘KDU Go Green’ Project
(Collection and Separation of Recyclable Items)

Organizing Chairperson : Leo Wong Chu Voon
Date : 23rd August 2009 (Sunday)
Time : 10.00 am – 12.00 pm
Venue : Recycling Centre in Damansara Jaya – Jalan SS22/47

Note: : It has been decided that this project will be carried out fortnightly as the centre is open on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Therefore, this project is Number 1. It will be continued until the end of the Leo Fiscal Year.

Objectives of Project :

1) To improve the quality of our environment by preserving and conserving the vital and limited resources of our earth.
2) To promote awareness on the importance of recycling habit among KDU staffs and students as well as the community.

Description of Project :

The recycling centre is located just 2 minutes away from KDU college. It is where the public bring their recyclable items in exchange for money. Once the Leos met at the recycling centre, they were assigned to different sections of recyclable items. People frequently came to drop off items and the Leos then helped to weigh the items as well as sort it. After the project, the Leos went to a ‘’Dim Sum’’ restaurant for fellowship.

Beneficiary : Environment

Participation :

(1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (President)
(2) Leo Mak Pooi Guan
(3) Leo Wong Chu Voon (OC)
(4) Leo Jane
(5) Leo Weng Shan
(6) Leo Caryn
(7) Leo Kon Ting Ling
(8) Leo Loretta Toon
(9) Leo Soo Qing
(10) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe

Man-Hours : 10 Leos x 2 hours = 20 Leo Hours

Reported by: Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (KDU Leo Club Secretary)
Date : 25th August 2009

9th KL Leo Club Joint Installation 2009

2009-09-13T21:48:00.000-07:00

Project Report 2009-10

Project Title : 9th KL Leo Club Joint Installation 2009
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Tham Pui Li (Leo Club of SMK Tmn Bukit Maluri)
Date : 22th August 2009 (Saturday)
Time : 9.00pm-1.00pm
Venue : Auditorium, KDU College (PJ Campus)

Objectives of Project :

To induct and install new members and Board of Directors for the term 2009/2010

Description of Project :

Theme: A Spectrum Of Colours. For 2 months, the organizing committee from the various Leo clubs in KL worked tirelessly to organize the 9th KL Joint Installation. Its main purpose was to install and induct BOD and new members. It did have the added benefit of being a fellowship event as the Leos from different clubs mingled with each other and had lots of fun in the process. It was a truly enjoyable event with various performances at the end of the programme. Leo Club of KDU PJ helped the organizing committee to get the venue FOC from KDU College. Additionally, our club made its best ever participation as 18 Leos from our club attended the JI
this year.

Beneficiary : Leos (fellowship)

Participation :

(1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (President)

(2) Leo Bon Siong Hooi (Vice President)
(3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (Secretary)
(4) Leo Yu Anying (Treasurer)
(5) Leo Ta Khanh Chi (Director, Funding)
(6) Leo Nurfarhana Azmi (Director, Community Ser.)
(7) Leo Mabel Khoo (Director, Editorial)
(8) Leo Loretta Toon (Director, Fellowship)
(9) Leo Patricia Lim (Member)
(10) Leo Mak Pooi Guan (Member)
(11) Leo Thushaara Ganesan (Member)
(12) Leo Nira (Member)
(13) Leo Wong Chuu Voon (Member)
(14) Leo Kon Ting Ling (Member)
(15) Leo Jane Ng (Member)

(16) Leo Teoh Soo Qing (Member)
(17) Leo Indra Dewi (Member)
(18) Leo Lee Mun Ying (Member)

Man-Hours : 18 Leos x 4 hours = 72 Leo hours

Amount Spent :

RM15 admission fee per Leos not fasting
RM8 admission fee for Leos fasting
(RM15x15 + RM8x3) = 225 + 24 = RM 249

Reported by: Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (KDU Leo Club Secretary)
Date : 25th August 2009

LEO School 2009

2009-08-17T06:53:00.000-07:00

Activity Report 2009-10

Activity Title : Leo School 2009

Organizing Chairperson : Leo Justin Voon (Leo Club of KL Perennial)

Date : 15th August 2009 (Saturday)
Time : 9.00am-1.00pm
Venue : Methodist Boy’s Secondary School

Objectives of Activity :
1. To enhance the duties of the incoming Alpha and Omega Leo Club’s key officers and B.O.D.
2. To develop leaders who are efficient, productive and professional.
3. To be motivational and cultivate personal development.
4. To strengthen the bond among the members from various Leo Clubs.

Description of Activity :
In the Leo School, we learnt about the origins of Leo Club and how man-female equality came into existence so that female can also join a Leo Club. The key officers attended special schools, ie President School, Secretary School and Treasurer School, while board of directors and members shared a common school. We were briefed on our respective duties and responsibilities. In the process of learning, we met many Leos from other clubs and forged bonds of friendship. All in all, the objectives of this project are achieved to a large extend, if not, fully.

Beneficiary : Leos (educational)

Participation :
(1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (President)
(2) Leo Bon Siong Hooi (Vice President)
(3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (Secretary)
(4) Leo Nurfarhana Azmi (Director)
(5) Leo Loretta Toon (Director)
(6) Leo Thusraa Ganesan
(7) Leo Neeraa
(8) Leo Kon Ting Ling

(1) Lion Chu Tham Sang (Leo Advisor)

Man-Hours : 8 Leos x 4 hours = 32 Leo hours
Amount Spent : RM10 admission fee per Leos x 8 Leos = RM80

reported by: leo joshua

date: 17th August 09

Times Square Exhibition

2009-08-02T23:55:00.000-07:00

LIONS COMMUNITY SERVICE WEEK
LEOS WORKING WITH LIONS

Date : 18th July 2009
Time : 11.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Venue : Berjaya Times Square
Nature of project : Leos working with Lions
Organising Chairperson : District Governor Datuk Danny Ooi

Participants of the Project :
-Leo Aisha Salma Begum
-Leo Joshua Tan
-Leo Joyce
-Leo Yu Anying
-Leo Mabel Khoo
-Leo Ta Khanh Chi

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
No. of Leo hours : 6 Leos X 6 hours = 36 hours

Omega Leos were requested to help out during the Lions Community Service Week event held in Times Square which was also the DG Inauguration Ceremony. During this 3 day event, KDU Leos were requested on Saturday to help man the booths. Additionally, Leo Aisha Salma Begum was asked to be the Emcee for the event.

This was indeed a good opportunity for the Leos to meet the public and educate them about what being a Leo really is. Leos gained experience as they met strangers and explained the Leo movement to them. During the event, KDU Leos communicated and socialised with other Omega Leos as well as met Lions from different clubs.

When KDU Leos were manning the booths, they also learned more about the history of the Leo Club as well as the Youth Exchange program. Many KDU Leos are now interested to join that.

Ice blended drinks

2009-08-02T23:41:00.000-07:00

ICE BLENDED DRINKS
FUND-RAISING PROJECT

Date : 14th & 15th July 2009
Time : 10.30 a.m. – 3.00 p.m.
Venue : KDU College Concourse
Nature of project : Fund-Raising
Organising Chairperson : Leo Mabel Khoo
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Benny Neoh

Participants of the Project :
-Leo Aisha Salma Begum
-Leo Joshua Tan
-Leo Loretta Toon
-Leo Yu Anying,
-Leo Ta Khanh Chi
-Leo Bon Siong Hooi,

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leo hours : 8 Leos X 4.5 hours X 2 Days = 72 hours

The Leos had agreed to meet up at 10.30 to start the arranging the tables and chairs for the fund-raiser. Different Leos brought different items. Leo Mabel brought her cutlery, Leo Aisha brought the blender, Leo Benny brought the ice box, Leo Anying brought the towels. Other Leos brought other required items. Leos Aisha, Benny and Mabel went shopping for the goods on the previous day.

This fund-raiser was held because it was necessary to earn a bit of money to help ensure that forthcoming community service activities could be held successfully. Leos Benny and Mabel taught the other Leos how to make the blended drinks as it was their own concoction.

A menu was shown to customers whereby they could choose their own drinks, flavours and fruits. For example, customers can choose blended ice drinks that were a mixture of Ribena, Ice Cream Soda and Lychee fruits. Or Mango cordial, 7 Up and Longan fruit. It was completely the customer’s choice.

The fund-raiser had the unexpected benefit of our Leo club recruiting up to 14 new members who were interested in our activities. It also taught the Leos how to communicate persuasively to customers in the process of promoting the drinks and the club. A total of Rm 100 was earned in profits. This is very good news indeed!

Applying 7 Effective Habits in Lionism and in Life

2009-08-02T23:34:00.000-07:00

APPLYING 7 EFFECTIVE HABITS IN LIONISM AND IN LIFE
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR

Date : 11th July 2009
Time : 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Venue : The Otomotif College
Nature of project : Leadership Development Seminar
Organising Chairperson : Lion Wesley Er (Lions Club of KL North)
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Oh Kan Sha (Leo Club of KL Unity)
KDU Participants of the Project : Leo Joshua Tan, Leo Yu Anying and Leo Mabel Khoo.
No. of KDU Leos involved : 3 Leos
No. of KDU Leo hours : 3 Leos X 8 hours = 24 hours

On the 11th of July 2009, the Lion Club of KL North organized a workshop for all Lions and KL Unity Leos members and their friends at The Otomotif College. Leo member who attend this workshop is Leo Kan Sha, Leo Wei Keat, Leo Sheng Wei, and Leo Jia Hong. We also invited Leo Club of Kdu College to attend this workshop and attended by Leo Joshua, Leo An Ying, Leo Mabel and Fateh Haris Khairuddin

The workshop started off with registration at 8.30am. The Leo’s were allocated seat and group system which was in group 3 and group 4. Opening speech was presented by Lions Club of KL North president, Lion Tan Teoh. The workshop begins with an overview of objectives of the 7 habits facilitator by Lion Ben S’ng. It then continues by starting off with:

Habit No.1: Be Proactive (Ln Wesley),
Habit No.2 Begin with the end in mind (Ln Simon),
Habit No.3 Put first things first (Ln Vijayan),

In between the workshop, there was break for refreshment and toilet break for 15 min. Then continue back with…

Habit No.4 Think win/win (Ln Ben S’ng)
Habit No.5 Seek first to understand, then to be understood (Ln Vijayan)
Habit No.6 Synergize (Ln Simon Soh) and,
Habit No.7 Sharpen the Saw (Ln PDG Sam Leong).

After finishing the 7 habits, it was lunch break. Food and drinks were ready as we all seated together. Lunch was an hour and we headed back to the class room. Workshop was then organized for each individual group to discuss several questions how to apply the 7 habits in lionism and any activity to benefits members and recruit new comers.

Presentation was then carrying out from every group on their question given and idea use from the 7 habits. After presentation, a small reflection session was held to refresh what we have learned from the workshop.

Presentation of certificate is given out by the organizing chairperson, Ln Wesley and group picture was taken for the Leo’s and Lion’s. The workshop ended at around 5.30pm.

summary of July GM

2009-08-02T23:25:00.000-07:00

Summary of July General Meeting are as follows:
Date: 29th July 2009
Day: Wednesday
Time: 5.15 pm - 6.15 pm
Venue: KDU College Room 104

Lions Present: Lion Eric Lee and Lion Chu Tham Sang.

Leos Present: Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Leo Bon Siong Hooi
Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
Leo Yu Anying
Leo Ta Khanh Chi
Leo Loretta Toon
Leo Mabel Khoo
Leo Ashwin Suguna Balan
Leo Mak Pooi Guan
Leo Wong Chu Coon
Leo Lee Mun Ying
Leo Wong Yean Sang
Leo Teoh Soo Qing
Leo Jane Ng Wei Ting
Leo Chay Pei Chin (Joyce)
Leo Chua Neng Chih (Nancy)
Leo Kon Ting Ling
Leo Silva Cassandra
Leo Santhana Gopalakrishnan
Leo Indra Dewi A/P Bathumalai
Leo Lim Pei Yoke (Shineny)
Leo Chong Shau Jiuan
Leo Thusraa Ganesan

1) Leo Joint Installation (COMPULSORY)
- Date: 22nd August 2009
- Time: 8am - 1.30 pm
- Venue: KDU College Auditorium
- Price: RM 15 - RM17 (Inclusive of Lunch)
- However, Leos may be excused for reasonable exceptions.

2) Pesta Tanglung 2009 (Lantern Festival)
- Date: 12th September 2009.
- Time: 6.00pm-10.30pm (Leos must be there at 4.30pm)
- Venue: Tadika Diyana, Lorong Datuk Sulaiman 1, TTDI.
- KDU Leos are in charge of Emcees and Assistant Floor Manager.
- Food and Beverage provided (FOC)
- Emcees: (1) Mabel Khoo
(2) Bon Siong Hooi

3) Recycling Activity at the Recycling Centre (Environmental Services)
- Proposed Date: 8th or 9th August 2009
- The Recycling Centre is located approx. 2KM away from KDU.
- OC: Leo Chuvoon
Co-OC : Leo Pooi Guan

4) Visit Orphanage and Distribute Food (Leos with Children)
- Proposed Date: 8th or 9th August 2009 (Preferably same date as (3))
- OC: Leo Anying and Leo Joyce
Co-OC: Leo Santhana and Leo Indra

5) Proposed Leo Orientation for KDU Leo Club Members.
- Approx. 30-45minutes.
- End of August (To Be Confirmed later)
- Leo Joshua, Anying and Mabel will give 5 minutes presentation on ‘’Applying 7 Effective
Habits in Leo Club and Life’’.
- OC- Bon Siong Hooi
Co-OC: Leo Ta Khanh Chi

6) Leo Vests (Compulsory), Name Tags & Business Card (OPTIONAL).
- Leos were told the prices and I will get confirmation as to how many vests to order.

For more information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 0172566034 or email me. You may also call Leo Joshua Tan at 0199000138 or email him at joshua.lienhoe@hotmail.com.

Yours Truly,
Leo Aisha Salma Begum,
President - 2009 - 2010
Leo Club of KDU PJ
29th July 2009

Upcoming General Meeting and Awards received in Leo Forum 2009

2009-06-09T08:58:00.000-07:00

Dear Lions, Faculty Advisors and Leos,

During Leo Forum 2009 in Pulau Pinang,Leo Club of KDU PJ has been given several awards in the sub-district forum (District 308 B1).

The Special/Project Awards received are:
(1) OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
(2) CLUB BULLETIN AWARD
(3) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AWARD
(4) LEADERSHIP SKILLS AWARD
(5) LEOS SERVING TOGETHER WITH LIONS AWARD
(6) MOST INNOVATIVE PROJECT AWARD
(7) TOP ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe

The Key Officer Awards received are:
(1) OUTSTANDING LEO CLUB PRESIDENT - Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
(2) OUTSTANDING LEO CLUB SECRETARY - Leo Gan Jin Ni
(3) OUTSTANDING LEO CLUB TREASURER - Leo Aisha Salma Begum

Lastly, our club was awarded 'OUTSTANDING LEO CLUB AWARD'.

Congratulations to all Leos and thanks to the lions and faculty advisors for their guidance and support.

These awards shall serve as a benchmark for the term 2009/2010. :) There are areas to improve on such as funding, children and environmental projects etc.

Details for the upcoming General Meeting:
Date: 30th June 2009 (Tuesday)
Time: 5.30pm - 9.30pm
Venue: 1 utama shopping centre - Shogun buffet dinner

I will bring the awards to the meeting.

Please try your best to attend. If u wish to change the time for meeting, pls do let me know and i will decide based on the majority.

yours sincerely,
Leo Joshua Tan
Leo Club of KDU PJ

Board of Directors July 2009-June2010

2009-03-30T08:05:00.000-07:00

Leo Club of KDU PJ: Board of Directors July 2009-June 2010 is as below:

President : Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Vice President : Leo Bon Siong Hooi
Secretary : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
Treasurer : Leo Anying

Directors : - Membership : Leo Shafig
Funding : Leo Khanh Chi
Editorial : Leo Mabel
Community Service : Leo Nurfarhana Azmi
Fellowship : Leo Loretta

Nomination and Election was held today at classroom 3.05 from 5.00pm-6.00pm.

Lions Present : Lion Chu Tham Sang
Lion Irene
Lion Allen

A BIG Congratulations to you guys for being elected as the incoming Board of Directors for the new term.

Lions Club of KL Taman Tun's 20th Anniversary Dinner

2009-03-29T01:11:00.000-07:00

Lions Club of KL Taman Tun’s 20th Anniversary Dinner

Date : 21st MARCH 2009
Time : 6.30pm to 11.30pm
Venue : CUBES Restaurant, Jaya One, Level 1, Palm Square, Jalan Universiti,Petaling Jaya.

Nature of project : Fellowship

Organizing Chairperson : Lion Chu Tham Sang

KDU Leos Attended : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe and Leo Loretta Toon

No. of Leos involved : 2 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 2 Leos X 5 hours = 10 hours

Lions Club of KL Taman Tun booked this small and cosy restaurant to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. Area Consisting of:-
- Dining Area
- Pre-dinner Area
- Smoking balcony.

The cost per table of 10 is RM550.00+. The menu is being finalized by our Lion President, Lion Eric. There was large TV screen for power point presentation by Lion Allen and lots of room for fellowship. Past Presidents of LCTT, ex-members, guiding Lions, Cabinet Officers & PDGs involved in the development of LCTT in the past years attended this anniversary dinner. All Members, spouses, ex-members & guests was charged RM55.00 each. Any shortfall was covered from Admin Fund. Keys Officers of their Leo Clubs (Leo Club of KDU PJ and Leo Club of SMKDU) and Faculty Advisors were free of charge. The dress code for this anniversary dinner was smart casual.

In this restaurant, we were served with scrumptious Chinese cruisine. It was an unforgettable dining experience at CUBES Restaurant. All in all, everyone enjoyed this celebration dinner.

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Food Distribution at HOPE Clinic and Kids' Project

2009-03-28T11:35:00.000-07:00

Food Distribution at HOPE Clinic & Kids’ Project

Date : 21st MARCH 2009
Time : 1.30pm to 5.00pm
Venue : HOPE Free Clinic, 101A 1st Floor Jalan Sentul, 50150 Kuala Lumpur
Nature of project : Community Service and Children’s Project.

Organizing Chairperson : Leo Lim Kee Cynn
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Bon Siong Hooi

KDU Leos Attended : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Lim Kee Cynn, Leo Bon Siong Hooi, Leo Anying, Leo Kevin and Leo Khanh Chi.

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 6 Leos X 3.5 hours = 21 hours

This project was organized to benefit the poor and needy families from the squatter areas of Sentul. There were 150 families who turn up. We gave out food provision to 70 registered families- items such as (Rice, oil, biscuits, sugar, Milo, cans food). There were 80 families who are not registered and we gave whatever food we have to them. OC Leo Lim Kee Cynn drove in RM2000+ sponsorship to buy approximately 160 packets of 5KG rice for the low income and poor families. Other goods were generously sponsored by Persatuan Kebajikan HOPE worldwide KL and other companies.

Itinerary for the day:

1.30pm Arrival of the families/Food

2.00pm Set up & Arrangement

2.15pm-4.00pm Start to distribute food

2.30pm-4.45pm Children activities start as the parents receiving the food

5.00pm End

There were about 50 children from the families who turn up for the activities. Fun activities such as games with passing balloon, singing with clapping song and chairs sitting games were designed for the children.

KDU Leos had lots of fun in this project. This project also marked our first move in reaching out to the children in the squatter areas. It exposes us to a totally new experience by helping the needy families in the squatter areas of Sentul.

Voluntary Work at SPCA

2009-03-28T11:33:00.000-07:00

Voluntary Work At SPCA

Date : 7th MARCH 2009
Time : 9.00 am – 1.00 pm
Venue : SPCA SELANGOR
Nature of project : Environmental Service

Organizing Chairperson : Leo Benny Neoh
Co-Organizing Chairperson : : Leo Vincent Goh
Members Attended : Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Aisha Salma Begum, Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Benny Neoh, Leo Li Wern, Leo Lim Kee Cynn and Leo Nurfarhana Azmi.

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 8 Leos X 4 hours = 32 hours

This project was held with the thought of helping poor stray animals in mind. That’s the reason we planned for a visit to SPCA where they shelter poor abused animals. The SPCA was located in Ampang and the Leos took public transport from KDU College to SPCA.

Once there, the Leos started helping out the shelter by offering ourselves for volunteer work. We were split up into a few groups and then later given different tasks. Leo Aisha, Leo Li Wern and Leo Nurfarhana were assigned to clean up cat cages while Leo Benny Neoh, Leo Joshua Tan, Leo Gan Jin Ni and Leo Lim Kee Cynn were assigned to the dog cages.

After a hard time of cleaning up the cages, the jobs were finally done. It was hard work but worth all the time spent on it. The cages had a significant difference from when before we cleaned it up. We had fun playing with the dogs as well whilst we were cleaning up their cage.

This exposure to the SPCA really opened up our eyes as well as our hearts towards these animals. We were planning on having a funding project to benefit the SPCA so that the funds can go towards the poor animals.

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Health Screening Project at KDU College

2009-03-28T11:13:00.000-07:00

Health Screening Project at KDU College

Date : 25th and 26th FEBRUARY 2009 & 5th MARCH 2009
Time : 09.30a.m – 04.30p.m
Venue : 1st Floor outside auditorium, KDU College
Nature of project : Community Service
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Saw Siew Wei
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin Ni

Members Attended : Leo Saw Siew Wei, Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo

Aisha Salma Begum, Leo Benny Neoh, Leo Bon Siong Hooi, Leo Vincent Goh, Leo Tania Potter,
Leo Loretta Toon, Leo Nur Farhana, Leo Lim Kee Cynn, Leo Yow Sin Sam and Leo Li Wern.

Lions Present : Lion Eric and Lion Chu
No. of Leos involved : 13 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 13 Leos X 7 hours x 3 days = 273 hours

This Health Screening Project has been organized by the Leo Club of KDU PJ. The National Kidney Foundation (NKF), an NGO body, helped in our project by providing their Life Check services. There were 7 members of Life Check team on both days to offer health screening services to the KDU staffs and students. This project started at 9.30a.m and ended at 4.30p.m. This health screening was carried out at the first floor concourse area, KDU College. The venue was fully sponsored by KDU College.

Leo Joshua and Leo Siew Wei helped the Life Check team to set up their tables at the 1st floor of KDU College before the health screening services started. Other Leos came after their 9.00am class to help-out with this project and promote our club’s membership amongst KDU students.

Kidney Project has been chosen as one of our community services as people nowadays are lack of health conscious and we as a club thinks that such project would benefit the public. In this project, we are able to promote awareness and the importance of maintaining good health amongst the public. This health screening package is set at a standard charge of only RM2 per person and diseases such as kidney stones, diabetes and high blood pressure can be detected by doing health screening. An early detection may help to fight against the diseases better.

By conducting this health screening, the students and staffs of KDU are greatly benefited from this project as they will be aware of their current health conditions and it will help them to detect diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure before it is too late. Besides that, they do not have to spend a lot of money to do the same health screening outside which usually cost about RM35. Also, they will be given a health screening report on the tests being done during their one-on-one counseling session provided by the Life Check team. While waiting for their counseling session, the Leos also provided some special counseling for those who were curious with their blood glucose and cholesterol level. The Leos were all feeling very happy as they helped to promote awareness on the importance of health amongst the students and the staffs of KDU College.

We were also very grateful that some of us have detected the problems we had not realized all this while until we went for this health screening project. Such early detection has enabled us to fight with the problems earlier and thus promising a much higher chance of getting cured. Nevertheless, those who found that they are in perfect health state were encouraged to continue practicing their healthy lifestyle as ‘’Prevention is better than cure’’.

Our kidney project on the 25th and 26th February and 5th March, 2009 has benefited a total of 280 people who went for the health screening. Due to the great response from the students and staffs of KDU College, we are planning to organize this health screening project once every one to two month/s.

‘’An Ounce Of Prevention Is Better Than A Pound Of Cure’’

March General Meeting - Nomination and Election

2009-03-01T00:52:00.000-08:00

Posts open for nomination Term 2009/2010
(Nomination and Election will be conducted during March General Meeting - 30/03/2009 - 4.15pm to 5.45pm at 3.05 classroom):

(a) President
(b) Secretary
(c) Treasurer
(d) Vice President
(e) Membership Director
(f) Funding Director
(g) Environmental Service Director
(h) Editor
(i) Community Service Director
(j) Athletic, Leisure and Attendance Director (a.k.a. Fellowship Director)
(k) Human Society and Psychology Director
(l) Director of Animal Protection
(m) International Relationship Director
(n) Tail Twister
(o) Tamer

Project Updates!!

2009-02-28T03:02:00.001-08:00

For first week of March, Leo Club of KDU PJ will be organizing 2 projects:

(1) RM 2 Kidney Lifecheck Test
Date: 5th March 2009 (Thursday)
Time: 9.30am to 4.30pm
Venue: KDU Concourse area, 1st floor

(2) SPCA Visitation
Date: 7th March 2009 (Saturday)
Time: 9.00am to 12.00noon
Transport: will be arranged
Meeting spot: KDU College at 8.20am

All KDU students and staffs are most welcomed to join us.

Recruitment Drive

2009-02-28T02:16:00.000-08:00

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE PROJECT

Date : 25th and 26th FEBRUARY 2009
Time : 9.30 am – 4.30 am
Venue : KDU COLLEGE
Nature of project : Membership Drive
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Yow Sin Sam
Members Attended : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Benny, Leo
Lim Kee Cynn, Leo Vincent Goh, Leo Yow
Sin Sam, Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Bon Siong
Hooi, Leo Saw Sew Wei, Leo Li Wern, Leo
Aisha Salma Begum, Leo Loretta Toon and
Leo Nur Farhana.

Lions Present : Lion Eric and Lion Chu

No. of Leos involved : 12 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 12Leos X 7 hours X 2 days= 168 hours

This was the 2nd project of the day. The Leos had decided that a membership drive should be organized for two days right before the orientation. This was to ensure maximum participation.

All the Leos were involved with advertising the club and recruitment of new members. Leos Joshua, Siong Hoi, Sin Sam and Vincent were recruiting members from the Kidney Health Check. Meanwhile Leos Aisha, Jin Ni, Sew Wei and Li Wern went around the college to recruit new members. Lastly, Leos Benny, Kee Cynn, Loretta and Nur Farhana were at the recruitment booth and registering new members.

The students of KDU College benefited greatly from this because once they registered; they could immediately attend the Leo Orientation. This was an important project because the majority of the Club’s activities were held outside college, therefore it was a good opportunity.

The club recruited 20 students successfully.

February 2009

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LEO ORIENTATION

Date : 26th FEBRUARY 2009
Time : 4.30 pm – 6.00 pm
Venue : KDU COLLEGE
Nature of project : Educational Project
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin Ni
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Members Attended : Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Aisha Salma Begum, Leo
Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Loretta Toon, Leo
Saw Sew Wei and Leo Li Wern.

Lions Present : Lion Eric, Lion Irene, Lion Allen and Lion
Chu.

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 6 Leos X 1.5 hours = 9 hours

This was the 3rd project of the day. The Leos had decided a month before that the Leo Orientation should be held on the same day as the Kidney Health Check, so that the Leos could take full advantage of the large number of students who participated in the Kidney Health Check.

Leo Gan Jin Ni had successfully delegated tasks which included photocopying, advertising, contacting new member, preparation of PowerPoint presentation and purchasing of materials. All the Leos worked together to achieve this.

The Leo Club of KDU PJ invited our sponsoring Lions Club, the Lions Club of KL Taman Tun to the orientation so that they could meet new members and speak at the orientation. The Lions that came were Club President Lion Eric, Leo Club of SMK DU advisor Lion Chu, Leo Club of KDU PJ founder Lion Irene and her husband Lion Allen.

The Leo orientation was organized so that new members would be taught about the Leo Club whilst old members will benefit by reinforcing their understanding and knowledge about Leo Club. This was also organized so that other students of the college would have an idea as to what the club is about

The Leos worked very well together to organize this orientation where delegation was widely used amongst all the members.

Why become a Leo?

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BENEFITS OF BECOMING A LEO

For the past 40 years, thousands of young people have benefited from membership in the Leo Club Program. Some of these benefits are tangible; others are intangible.

Making new friends and viewing the world through another’s perspective are two of the benefits of Leo service. As community volunteers, Leos often develop confidence and organization skills through his hands-on experience.

Leo club and district offices help young people develop these skills. In Multiple District 305, Pakistan, Leos participated in a leadership camp to develop motivational and organizational skills. Members of the Athens (Psichikon), Greece Leo Club participated in a Leo seminar organized by their sponsoring Lions club.

Another benefit of Leo club membership is experiencing teamwork. The Bandirma (Balikesir) Leos, Turkey, organized a fundraising dinner. Proceeds from the dinner benefited children in need. In Cyprus, members of the Famagusta Leo Club worked together to create a successful car wash fundraiser.

Membership in Leo Club also develops fellowship and camaraderie. As every Lion knows, these are essential for a successful club. One of the many activities enjoyed by the Tokai Leo Club, Republic of South Africa, is bowling. The Leos have also enjoyed attending theater events together, playing active cricket, taking hikes, and playing the Trivial Pursuit board game.

As members of a worldwide organization, Leos have international benefits as well. Leos often participate in the Lions international youth camp and youth exchange programs. Leo clubs also participate in the Leo club twinning program. Recently, the Coronel Bogado “SUCA” Leos, Paraguay, twinned with the Porto Xavier Leos in neighbouring Brazil.

Leo Club's Objective and Motto
Participation in the Leo Club Program enhances the lives of young people. As active community members, Leos learn the true meaning of the Leo club motto – leadership, experience and opportunity.

"...to provide the youth of the world (with) an opportunity for development and contribution, individually and collectively, as responsible members of the local, national and international community."

The Leo club motto is:

Leadership - Leos develop skills as organizers, time managers and motivators of their peers.
Experience - Leos learn the importance of cooperation through community service.
Opportunity - Membership provides young people with a chance to excel, to develop positive

character traits, and to receive recognition for their contributions to the

community.

Today, the Leo Club Program is stronger than ever. Community service remains the cornerstone of the program. Like their Lion counterparts, Leo club members enjoy serving their neighbors and watching positive results unfold.

LEO CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Why Become a Member Serving others, making new friends, and viewing the world through another’s perspective are some of the rewards that come for young people who join a Leo club.
Leos have access to opportunities to learn and practice leadership skills and participate in community service projects, and for Omega members (ages 18+), social and professional connections are an important benefit.

Leo clubs are a place to grow and have fun.

For regular updates of our projects and activities, please contact:

Leo Joshua Tan

Leo President 2008/2009

Leo Club of KDU PJ

H/p 017-280 3398 or 019-9000 138

Email: joshua.lienhoe@hotmail.com

MSN: joshua.lienhoe@hotmail.com

UPDATES FOR FEBRUARY~!! =)

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Our projects/meetings are in end of February.

(1) February General Meeting -

date: 23rd February 2009
time: 4.30pm- 5.30pm
classroom: 2.01

(2) Leo Orientation -

date: 25th February 2009
time: 4.15pm - 5.15pm

classroom: 2.03

Posts open for nomination Term 2009/2010 (Nomination and Election will be conducted during March General Meeting - 30/03/2009 - 4.15pm to 5.45pm at 1.05 classroom):
(a) President
(b) Secretary
(c) Treasurer
(d) Vice President
(e) Membership Director
(f) Funding Director
(g) Environmental Service Director
(h) Editor
(i) Community Service Director
(j) Athletic, Leisure and Attendance Director (a.k.a. Fellowship Director)
(k) Human Society and Psychology Director
(l) Director of Animal Protection
(m) International Relationship Director
(n) Tail Twister
(o) Tamer

(3) RM 2 Kidney Test Project by LifeCheck Team of NAtional Kidney Foundation Malaysia -

Date: 25th and 26th February 2009
Time: 10.30am - 3.00pm
Venue: Concourse area (outside cafeteria and outside KDU Auditorium)

(4) Membership Recruitment Drive

- same day/time as kidney project on the 25th February only.
- set a table next to kidney test counter to give out flyers. Flyers will be prepared by me.

Dear Members, for project (3) and (4), if can, please help-out. You may take shift.

If you're busy, maybe can just drop by and have a RM 2 kidney test. haha. =D

Thanks for reading and hope to see you soon!,
Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
Leo Club of KDU PJ

2009-01-28T10:02:00.000-08:00

Dear All,

Our upcoming Informal Meeting will be on:-
Date: 7th Feb 2009
Time: 10am - 1pm
Venue: Zuup, 1 utama shopping centre, LG Floor.

Our upcoming MSN Conference will be on:-
Date: 8th Feb 2009
Time: 9pm - 11.30pm
To join, please add: joshua.lienhoe@hotmail.com

Children’s Science Project At Rumah Impian - January 2009

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Children’s Science Project At Rumah Impian

Date : 17th JANUARY 2009
Time : 11.10am – 2.10pm
Venue : Kelana Jaya, SS 25/21
Nature of project : Children and Environmental Project
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Li Wern
Members Attended : 1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
2) Leo Li Wern
3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
4) Leo Gan Jin Ni
5) Leo Nur Farhana
6) Leo Kevin Wong Shieh Shin.

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 6 Leos X 3 hours = 18 hours

This was the 2nd project of the day. After our trip to the Phyllis Caring Home, Leos Joshua, Gin Ni, Aisha and Farhana met up with Leo Li Wern and Leo Kevin at KDU College. After that, all 6 Leos proceeded to Rumah Impian.

Leo Aisha bought goodies for the children, which included biscuits, milk drinks and popcorns. When we arrived, we were greeted by the enthusiastic kids and we all introduced ourselves. After that, Leos Joshua, Gin Ni and Farhana went to prepare the bottles and the green bean seeds. In the mean time, Leos Li Wern and Kevin were taking pictures of the children while Leo Aisha taught the children a few games.

After the Leos had prepared the bottles, we assembled the children and they each received a container. After that, they were given seeds by the Leos. Next the children were divided into two groups so that the Leos could effectively teach the children how to plant the green beans.

Rumah Impian was chosen after careful deliberation. Our club wanted to visit an orphanage that was not popular so that our efforts would be fully worth while and helpful. The purpose of this project was to teach the children an important part of education that was commonly taught in primary schools, and that is growing green bean plants. This was also aimed at teaching the orphans to ‘’go green’’. We taught them about the process of photosynthesis and its importance. In conjunction with our club’s environmental service project of ‘’going green’’, we have initiated strategic plans to cultivate the habit of ‘’going green’’ amongst all the orphans so that this would be practiced by them in the future and that our environment would be preserved. One of the plans is to teach them how to grow green beans and at the same time, teach them about the importance of green plants on our earth.

The children greatly benefited from this project as they learnt how to plant a seed, thus ensuring that another group of children can grow up and save the environment by planting more trees. The Leos benefited from this as they taught others, and therefore gained an important experience. It was also quite touching to witness these kids in their energetic yet enthusiastic involvement in this project.

At the end of the project, we invited the children one by one, where they each received a bag of popcorn and then had pictures taken to capture the moments we shared together. We concluded by having a big group hug.

Chinese New Year Painting Project at the Old Folks Phyllis Caring Home - January 2009

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Chinese New Year Painting Project at the Old Folks Phyllis Caring Home

Date : 17th January 2009
Time : 8.00am – 11.00am
Venue : Phyllis Caring Home, No.19, Jalan 12/12,
Petaling Jaya.
Nature of project : Community Service Project
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Loretta Toon
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Boon Siong Hooi
Participants of the Project : Leo Nurfarhana Azmi, Leo Gan Jin-Ni, Leo Joshua Tan and Leo Aisha Salma Begum.

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
Number of Leos hours : 6 Leos x 3hours = 18hours

Transport 1 : Leo Bon Siong Hooi
Transport 2 : Leo Gan Jin-Ni

The objective of this project is to paint the gate and grills of the Phyllis Caring Home that has rusted and faded in its color.

All KDU Leos reached Phyllis Caring Home at 8.00am and immediately started the work of painting after getting advice from the caretaker of the home – Mrs.Nathan.
The color used for painting their gate and grills is aluminum. At 10.45am sharp, we have finished painting the home’s gate and grills.

Then, we had short refreshment and chatted with the old folks. Understanding the financial constraint faced by the home, Leo Club of KDU College has donated RM50.00 to the home with the hope that it will reduce their burden.

At 11.00am, we left the home and headed for our next project. (Science Project at Rumah Impian)

The cost of the paint materials is RM 26. Hence, the total cost for this project is RM 76.

A total of 15 old folks benefited from this project.

Fellowship for KDU Leos - January 2009

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KDU Leos Fellowship

Date : 10th January 2009
Time : 10.00am –3.30pm
Venue : Zuup, 1 Utama Shopping Centre.
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Saw Siew Wei
Participants of the Activity : Leo Nurfarhana Azmi, Leo Gan Jin-Ni, Leo Joshua Tan, Leo Benny Neoh, Leo Li Wern, Leo Loretta Toon, Leo Lim Kee Cynn, Leo Vincent Goh, Leo Yow Sin Sam, Leo Aisha Salma Begum and Leo Gan Jin Ni.

No. of Leos involved : 12 Leos
Number of Leos hours : 12 Leos x 5.5 hours = 66 hours

Lion Attended : Lion Connie

The objective of this fellowship is to strengthen the bond amongst the BOD and the new members. In this fellowship, we shared our ideas and suggestions on our upcoming projects. We also shared the valuable experiences that we had.

This fellowship has increased the motivation level in our club as our team spirit has been further strengthened. With this, we believe that we can work out quality projects together to serve the community by utilizing each other’s upmost potential.

Together, KDU Leos ROAR.

Christmas Celebration with the Old Folks at Phyllis Caring Home

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Christmas Celebration with the Old Folks at Phyllis Caring Home

Date : 19th December 2008
Time : 9.00am – 12.00pm
Venue : Phyllis Caring Home, No.19, Jalan 12/12,
Petaling Jaya.
Nature of project : Community Service Project
Organising Chairperson : Leo Nurfarhana Azmi
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin-Ni
Participants of the Activity : Leo Nurfarhana Azmi, Leo Gan Jin-Ni, Leo Joshua Tan, Leo Cindy and Leo Lim Kee Cynn.

No. of Leos involved : 5 Leos
Number of Leos hours : 5 Leos x 3hours = 15hours

Lion Attended : Lion Connie Yong

The objective of this visit was to celebrate Christmas with the occupants of Phyllis Caring Home. Therefore, to make the visit more meaningful, the Leos had bought a Christmas Jelly Cake to be shared amongst the occupants of the Phyllis Caring Home. There are 10 old folks and 1 caretaker (Mrs. Nathan) in this home.

Moreover, to enlighten the atmosphere, we sang some Christmas songs lead by Lion Connie. Some of the songs that we sang were:-

(1)Madu dan Racun

(2)Sha la la la

(3)Jingle Bells

(4)Other Christmas Songs

The total cost of the project was RM 186.17. RM 145.17 was spent on goods such as Milo, biscuits and oatmeals for Phyllis Caring Home. RM 25.00 was spent on Christmas Jelly Cake. RM 16.00 is spent on photos

One week later, photos taken during this visit will be given to the caretaker, Mrs. Nathan as requested by the home.

To recapitulate, this project was a successful one because everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves especially the occupants of the home.

Youth Essential Skill (YES) Camp 2008

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Youth Essential Skill (YES) Camp 2008

Date : 11th to 14th December 2008
Venue : Eagle Ranch Resort, Port Dickson.
Nature of project : Personal development camp
Organising Chairperson : Lion Shashekala Pathmanathan
Deputy Organising Chairperson : Lion Tan Kim Fong
No. of KDU Leos Involved : 2
Names of KDU Leos Involved : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe as facilitator and
Leo Aisha Salma Begum as participant

This camp aimed at promoting personal development of youths. To achieve this, 16 guidelines are provided. They are:
(1) Humility
(2) Patience
(3) Contentment
(4) Delight
(5) Kindness
(6) Honesty
(7) Generosity
(8) Right Speech
(9) Respect
(10)Forgiveness
(11)Loyalty
(12)Principles
(13)Aspiration
(14)Service
(15)Courage

In this camp, the participants are divided into 16 groups with 8 to 9 people in each group. They are:
(1) Group 1 – One United
(2) Group 2 – TNT
(3) Group 3 – Jets
(4) Group 4 – Move It
(5) Group 5 – FIST
(6) Group 6 – Phoenix
(7) Group 7 – Infinity 7
(8) Group 8 – LEO
(9) Group 9 – Forever
(10) Group 10 – Eagles
(11) Group 11 – HOPE
(12) Group 12 – Alpha – Beta
(13) Group 13 – Dominator
(14) Group 14 – Acceptance
(15) Group 15 – 3X5
(16) Group 16 – OUCH

Leo Aisha Salma Begum was placed into One United. At the end of the camp, on the overall result, One United has won first place in terms of safety, teamwork, completion, creativity and speed in the games and activities played in this camp.

Leo Joshua Tan was the facilitator for Alpha-Beta. Leo Joshua also helped out in the camp as a part of the committee. To explain,

On day 1 – 11th December 2008
Leo Joshua was in-charged of:
(1) The Luggage
(2) ‘’Getting To Know You’’ / Ice Breaker

On day 4 – 14th December 2008
Leo Joshua was in-charged of:
(1) Notes To Oneself

Joint Project on Sign Language Workshop

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Joint Project on Sign Language Workshop

Date : 6th and 7th December 2008
Time : 9.00am – 2.00pm
Venue : LHE classroom, KDU College.
Nature of project : Community Service Project and Sign
Language Seminar

Organising Chairperson : Leo Fong Jia Yi (Leo Club of KLU)
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin Ni (Leo Club of KDU PJ)

Leo Advisors Involved : Lion Tan Teoh Teik Choon and Lion Connie
Yong
No. of Leos involved : 3 KDU Leos and 13 KL Unity Leos
Names of KDU Leos Involved : Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Joshua Tan and Yow Sin Sam.

Speaker/Trainer : Lion Tan Yap

Leo Club of KDU PJ and Leo Club of KL Unity had jointly organized a workshop on sign language on the date and time stated above.

This 10 hours long workshop was conducted in KDU College. There are 35 participants to this workshop. They consist of Leos from various clubs such as KDU PJ, KL Unity, Kepong and Jinjang Leo Club, KDU staff and students, and the general public.

The prime objective of this workshop is to train us, the future generation, on the sign language. As the speaker, Lion Tan Yap has already reached the age of 92, it may be inconvenient for him to conduct such long hours of workshop in the future. Hence, we are trained on the basic sign language so that later on, we could conduct such workshop ourselves to spread or circulate the knowledge of sign language amongst our community.
The work of circulating such knowledge is vital to enhance the quality of lives of the deaf people.

Following this workshop, a visit to a deaf center was proposed to be organized so that we could polish our sign language knowledge and communication skills with the deaf.

The participation fee for this workshop is RM 15 per person. A net profit of
RM 158.00 is obtained from this project. This money will be used to fund a deaf center.

This workshop ended with an enthusiastic spirit in each of the participants to spread their knowledge on sign language, utilize such knowledge for the benefit of the deaf people and to continue on the work of Lion Tan Yap.

Word Children's Day Project

2009-01-10T10:29:00.000-08:00

Children’s Project: World Children’s Day Celebration

Date : 2nd December 2008
Time : 8.00am – 5.00pm
Venue : KDU College
Nature of project : Children’s Project
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin-Ni (Secretary)
Members Present : 1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
2) Leo Gan Jin Ni
3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
4) Leo Li Wern
5) Leo Muaz Ahmed

No. of Leos involved : 5 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 5 Leos X 9 hours = 45 hours

This project is organized to increase awareness amongst the KDU staffs and students on the ‘’World Children’s Day Celebration’’. Also, it is organized to show how much we care for these underprivileged children so that they can feel our love for them.

10 celebration cards were pin on the blue notice board. Each represents 1 orphanage home or children home. Each staff and students of KDU College were asked to sign on these cards. A wish list is asked from each of this home. The items they wished for are sponsored and given to the home by KDU College

Leos from Leo Club of KDU College had prepared and decorated the notice board for this project at 8.00am so that KDU staffs and students can start to pen down their signatures. KDU Leos also took shift to stand beside the notice board to persuade KDU staffs and students to write down their wishes on the cards.

This project costs RM 10 for the materials used for decorating the notice board. Celebration cards and items on their Wish Lists are fully sponsored by KDU College. At 5.00pm, all the 10 celebration cards had been filled up with signatures. These cards are then sent to the respective homes.

The homes that benefited from this project are:
(1) Hope Foundation

(2) Assunta Children’s Society
(3) Compassion Home for Children
(4) Persatuan Rumah Amal Cahaya Tengku Ampuan Rahimah
(5) Praise Emmanuel Children’s Home
(6) Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Taman Megah
(7) Rumah Hope
(8) Rumah Juara
(9) Street Ministry
(10) Rumah Kanak-Kanak Trinity

6th Anniversary of Leo Club of KDU PJ

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FELLOWSHIP: 6th Anniversary of Leo Club of KDU PJ

Date : 29th November 2008
Time : 1.00pm – 2.00pm
Venue : Zoo Negara
Nature of project : Leo Social Activity
Organising Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin Ni (Secretary)
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)

Members Present :

1) Leo Gan Jin Ni
2) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
3) Leo Li Wern
4) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
5) Leo Lim Kee Cynn
6) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
7) Leo Benny Neoh
8) Leo Nurfarhana Azmi

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 8 Leos X 1 hours = 8 hours

The 6th Anniversary of Leo Club of KDU PJ has been celebrated in the Zoo Negara. It was during the lunch break of the Leos.

At 1.00pm, all the 8 KDU Leos had some fast food at ‘’The Wild Restaurant’’. Later, we went to ‘’The Walls’’ to have some desert.

This anniversary was fully sponsored by a supportive company. The purpose of this anniversary was to celebrate the success of all the projects organized during our term. We are grateful of each other’s commitment, teamwork and assistance.

All the Leos had shared their feelings and experiences with one another during this anniversary. It was a memorable anniversary at Zoo Negara.

VOLUNTARY WORK AT ZOO NEGARA

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VOLUNTARY WORK AT ZOO NEGARA

Date : 29th July 2008
Time : 8.30 a.m. – 4.30 p.m.
Venue : Zoo Negara
Nature of project : Environmental Service
Organising Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Co-Organising Chairperson : Leo Li Wern
Participants of the Project : Leo Aisha Salma Begum, Leo Li Wern, Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Gan Jin Ni, Leo Lim Kee Cyn, Leo Bon Siong Hoi, Leo Benny Neoh and Leo Nurfarhana Azmi

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 8 Leos X 8 hours = 64 hours

All the Leos from Leo Club of KDU PJ met at Wangsa Maju LRT Station. They then took a taxi to Zoo Negara. The Leos then gathered at the guard house, where they were given instructions, divided into groups and task assignments.

The Leos were assigned to four different sections. The 1st group, comprising of Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe and Leo Aisha Salma Begum were sent to the main kitchen of the Zoo. Their first task was to chop fruits and vegetables for the animals. These included; papayas, lettuce and bananas. After that, they were told to clean up the kitchen. Then they were on a lorry around the zoo to deliver the prepared food to their respective sections. Lastly, they emptied a truck load of bread into the freezing room.

The 2nd group consisted of Leo Gan Jin Ni and Leo Nurfarhana Azmi. They were sent to the Birds house. Here they were assigned to the kitchen section in which they were responsible in preparing all the food for the birds. This included chopping the vegetables and meat and peeling fruits. After that, they were made responsible to clean up the equipments and cages of the birds.

The 3rd group, comprised of Leo Li Wern and Leo Siong Hoi, were assigned to the Reptile section. These tasks included cleaning the cages and animal enclosure, feeding the animals and disposing of waste.

The 4th group included Leo Lim Kee Cyn and Leo Benny Neoh. They were sent to bear enclosure where they were responsible in cleaning up the cages and feeding the bears food which was prepared earlier. This food consisted of soup and vegetables.

The Leos directly helped the zoo keepers by carrying out their usual tasks. This ultimately helped the animals. During this time, the Leos also entertained and educated the visitors by explaining certain traits about the animals and making jokes.

At 10 am, the Leos had a half an hour break. During this time, they went around the zoo to see other animals and have some refreshments. After that, the Leos resumed their duties until 1pm. Soon after, all the Leos proceeded to the Wild Restaurant to have lunch before heading back to their respective sections to continue their duties until 4 pm.

The tasks assigned to the Leos were completed successfully because they worked together. The Leos were cheerful and enthusiastic. All the Leos did various tasks, so that it would be more interesting. Throughout the entire process, the Leos did not forget their objective and whole-heartedly went about their activities.

This activity was carried out because of our responsibility to the environment and the animals. It was important to extend a helping hand to nature as well. The Leos wanted to recognize, understand and in small ways, relieve the zoo keepers of their work. Most importantly, it was to learn and appreciate the wildlife. On the whole, it was a great learning experience!

KIDNEY HEALTH AWARENESS TALK

2009-01-10T09:47:00.000-08:00

HEALTH SERVICE PROJECT: KIDNEY HEALTH AWARENESS TALK

Date : 26th September 2008
Time : 2.00pm – 3.30pm
Venue : KDU Classroom, LHE
Nature of project : Community Service and Health Seminar
(Zone Project)
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (President)
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)
Members Present : 1) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
2) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
3) Leo Nabeelah Jogee
4) Leo Cindy Chuang
5) Leo Carynn Chin
6) Leo Nur Farhana
7) Leo Lim How Zek
8) Leo Gan Jin Ni

Lions Present : Lion Niza and Lion Eric Lee

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 8 Leos X 1.5 hours = 12 hours

Leo Club of KDU PJ has organized a health seminar. The speaker for this talk is Ms.Sharleen, from National Kidney Foundation of Malaysia.

Invitees for this talk include all Lions, Leos from District B1-308, clubs and society from various college, kdu staff and students.

Participants who attended this talk are SMKDU Leos, Japanese Society Club from Help University College, Lion Niza, Lion Eric, KDU PJ Leos, KDU Staff and students.

This talk generally thought us about:
(1) What is Chronic Kidney Disease
(2) How Common is CKD
(3) What causes CKD
(4) Signs and Symptoms
(5) How is CKD detected
(6) What are the consequences of undetected CKD
(7) Who are at risk
(8) Prevention
(9) Treatment

Participation fee for this project is free of charge. Venue and prizes are generously sponsored by KDU College.

‘’Our Health, Our Responsibility’’

COLLECTION AND SEPARATION OF RECYCABLE ITEMS

2009-01-10T09:18:00.000-08:00

COLLECTION AND SEPARATION OF RECYCABLE ITEMS

Date : 21st September 2008
Time : 10.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
Venue : Damansara Jaya
Nature of project : Environmental Project
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Bon Siong Hooi
Members Attended: Leo Bon Siong Hooi, Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe, Leo Loretta Toon

No. of Leos involved : 3 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 3 Leos X 3 hours = 9 hours

Leos of KDU PJ has organized a team of helpers to help in the work of collection and separation of recyclable items. The venue was a centre where everyone brings their recyclable items in exchange of money.

Transport to this place was provided by Leo Bon Siong Hooi. We divided ourselves into 2 groups so that the work of collecting and separating recyclable items can be done more efficiently. To explain, Leo Loretta helped out with the work of classifying and separating different types of paper, while Leo Joshua and Leo Siong Hooi were doing the work of collection and separation of papers, plastic, cupboard, newspaper, glass, aluminum etc.

The main objective of this activity is to help out in improving the quality of our environment whilst encouraging the habit of recycling amongst our community.
This project carries with it a vivid mission of preserving and conserving the vital and limited resources of our earth.

Leos of KDU PJ has also make arrangement to do this project on collection and separation of recyclable items regularly so that a long-term benefit can be felt within our community and also to encourage them to have such recycling habit. Each visit, our club would organize a team of 2-4 members to carry out this project.

‘’Our Environment, Our Future’’

Leos Serving Together With Lions - Lantern Festival Celebration

2009-01-10T07:09:00.000-08:00

LANTERN FESTIVAL CELEBRATION

Date : 6th September 2008
Time : 3.30pm – 10.30pm
Venue : Tadika Diyana, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail.
Nature of project : Community Service and Children’s Project.
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (President)
Members of the : 1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
Co-Organizing Chairperson 2) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
3) Leo Loretta Toon

No. of Leos involved : 4 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 4 Leos X 7 hours = 28 hours

This is a co-joint project with our sponsoring club, Lions Club of KL TTDI, TTDI Residents’ Association and Leo Club of SMKDU (Alpha).

The purpose of this project is to enable the community in and near to TTDI to celebrate Lantern Festival together. Our main aim in this project is to benefit the children as they are the one who would enjoy most in this project.
Their parents and relatives too benefited from this project.

After 6 meetings, this project is successfully held at Tadika Diyana TTDI. Leo Aisha Salma Begum was the Master of Ceremony for this project whereas Leo Bon Siong Hooi, Leo Joshua Tan and Leo Loretta Toon were responsible with the work of floor manager. Also, KDU Leos helped in decoration, prize giving and games.

Though the event only starts at 6.30pm, KDU leos had arrived there at 3.30pm to prepare decoration and other necessary preparations for the event to be held smoothly.

In parents-children game, not all the parents can play with every of their children, due to the effect of the game’s rule - only 1 kid should team with 1 parents (either father or mother). However, the kids were not disappointed at all because Leo Bon Siong Hooi and Leo Joshua Tan joined into the game and played the role of their ‘’parents’’.

‘’Leos Serving Together With Lions’’

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FOR SEPTEMBER-BORN OCCUPANTS OF TAMAN MEGAH HANDICAPPED AND DISABLED CHILDREN HOME

2009-01-10T06:39:00.000-08:00

Children Project: BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION TO SEPTEMBER-BORN OCCUPANTS
OF TAMAN MEGAH HANDICAPPED AND DISABLED CHILDREN HOME

Date : 6th September 2008
Time : 9.30am – 12.30am
Venue : Taman Megah Handicapped and Disabled
Children Home
Nature of project : Social Service
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Gan Jin Ni (Secretary)
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Vincent Goh (Vice President)

Members Attended :

1) Gan Jin Ni
2) Leo Vincent Goh
3) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
4) Leo Li Wern
5) Leo Nurfarhana
6) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
7) Leo Lim Kee Cynn
8) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
9) Leo Saw Siew Wei
10) Leo Loretta Toon
11) Leo Jackson.

Lions Present : Lion Connie

No. of Leos involved : 11 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 11 Leos X 3 hours = 33 hours

This visit was organized with the prime objective of celebrating the September-born occupants of the home. Also, has the aim of playing and entertaining all the kids.

The Leos had baked cakes for the children to celebrate their birthday. These home-baked cakes are made of special ingredient to suit the liking of most of the children.

The approximate cost of this project is RM250.00. Goods such as cereals, milo, rice and biscuits are bought for the occupants of the home.

During the visit, we sang:
(1) Madu dan Racun
(2) We are the Children
(3) Sha la la la la
(4) Others

All in all, the kids enjoyed our activities and approximately 50 children benefited from this project.

KDU COLLEGE RECRUITMENT DRIVE

2009-01-10T03:00:00.000-08:00

KDU COLLEGE RECRUITMENT DRIVE

Date : 3th & 4th September 2008
Time : 9.00 a.m. – 3.00 p.m.
Venue : KDU Concourse Area
Nature of project : Recruitment Drive
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)
Co-Organizing Chairperson : Leo Li Wern (Editor)
Members Present : 1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
2) Leo Li Wern
3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
4) Leo Gan Jin Ni
5) Leo Vincent Goh
6) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
7) Leo Yow Sin Sam
8) Leo Lim Kee Cynn

No. of Leos involved : 8 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 8 Leos X 6 hours = 48 hours

The Leos had decided the day before during the club meeting as to who would be manning the booths at which time. Leo Li Wern was tasked with decorating the board which the club used for advertising. Leos Aisha, Li Wern, Sin Sam, Jin Ni and Vincent arrived at KDU at 8.30 where they worked together to set up the booth. Throughout the day, most of the Leos took charge of the booth during their time, while others did more than specified.

Leo Siong Hooi bought sweets which were given out to the new members as a sign of appreciation. Pamphlets were also given out with details and the history about the Leo Club. Each Leo who was manning the booth also explained to students about what the Leo Club represents and the benefits of becoming a Leo. Membership fees were collected then and at each time, 2 Leos were present at the booth.

This Recruitment Drive benefited the KDU students, especially the new students who were not involved in any clubs. It also provided the students who were looking for a platform to do community service. The Leos themselves benefited as they met many different types of students, and welcomed them to share the Leo experience.

The main objective of this project was to recruit more members into the Leo Club. This would definitely help the club contribute more to the community and therefore achieve its main objective which is to serve all.

In this project, we recruited 20 new members.

2009-01-10T02:59:00.001-08:00

Cold Drinks Sale

2009-01-10T02:53:00.000-08:00

Cold Drinks Sale

Date : 25th August 2008
Time : 12.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue : KDU concourse area
Nature of project : Fund-raising, Membership Drive and International
Relationship Project. (3 in 1 Project)
Organising Chairperson : Leo Lim Kee Cynn (Funding Director)
Members Present : 1) Leo Lim Kee Cynn
2) Leo Joshua Tan
3) Leo Vincent Goh
4) Leo Loretta Toon,
5) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
6) Leo Gan Jin Ni

Lions Present : Lion Connie

No. of Leos involved : 6 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 6 Leos X 4 hours = 24 hours

The Leos met up at the concourse area outside cafeteria and set up the cold drinks stall at 12.00 p.m.

The Leos were briefed by President Leo Joshua Tan and the six Leos present were then separated into two groups. The first group consists of Leo Vincent Goh, Leo Bon Siong Hoi, Leo Gan Jin Ni and Leo Joshua Tan. The four Leos were assigned to go around the college and promote the cold drinks. Meanwhile, Leo Loretta Toon and Leo Lim Kee Cynn were in the stall, selling drinks to customers while the other one do the packaging of the drinks.

The cold drink was made up of a mixture of F&N grape, ice, mineral water, and Nata de coco. It was nice as described by the customers.

Besides selling drinks for fund-raising, we managed to attract a number of students in the KDU College to join Leo Club, like Kathleen and Saw Siew Wei. We also incorporated the purpose of building up international relationship through this project by promoting our club amongst international students such as from China, Singapore and Africa whilst selling drink. We have invited them to join our club meetings and projects.

The net profit for this project is RM 47.70. This money would be used to fund our children project after our final exams. Though such profit may seem little, this project has strengthened the bonds between the BOD, recruited few members including foreigners and also widened our social network with international students.

All the work was done by 4 p.m. After that, all the Leos headed home.

8th KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation 2008

2009-01-10T02:29:00.000-08:00

8th KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation 2008

Leo Club : Leo Club of KDU PJ
Country : Malaysia
District Number : District 308 B1
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Hsin Yung (Leo Club of Kepong Baru)
Telephone number of OC : 016- 622 2819
E-mail address of OC : sky_windream@hotmail.com
Date of Project : 23rd August 2008
Name of the Project : 8th KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation 2008
Venue of the Project : Confucian Private Secondary School Hall
Time of the Project : 9.00am – 12.30pm

KDU Leos Attended: 1) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (President)
2) Leo Vincent Goh (Vice President)
3) Leo Gan Jin Ni (Secretary)
4) Leo Lim Kee Cynn (Funding Director)
5) Leo Nur Farhana (Assistant Funding Director)
6) Leo Bon Siong Hooi (School Service & IT Director)
7) Leo Loretta Toon (International Relationship Director)
8) Leo James Bong (Editor)
9) Leo Li Wern (Sub-Editor)

KDU BOD Absent:

1) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)
Reason: Having Graduation Ceremony on the same day and time

2) Leo Yow Sin Sam (Membership Director)
Reason: At Kuantan, Pahang on that day.

Leo Club of KDU PJ’s responsibilities during Joint Installation:
(1) PA System Manager
(2) Lighting System Manager

Leo Club of KDU PJ’s performances during Joint Installation:
(1) “We are the world’’ – lead by Lion Connie
(2) ‘’Madu dan Racun’’ - lead by Lion Connie

All in all, during this installation, all of KDU Leos, accepted in good faith of our responsibilities as a Leo and the posts and jobs entrusted on us.

School For Leo Clubs Key Officers, Board of Directors and Members 2008-2009 by Leo Club of KL Perrenial.

2009-01-10T01:35:00.000-08:00

School For Leo Clubs Key Officers, Board of Directors and Members 2008-2009 by Leo Club of KL Perrenial

Leo Club : Leo Club of KDU PJ
Country : Malaysia
District Number : District 308 B1
Organizing Chairperson : Leo Steven Tan ( Leo Club of KL Perrenial)
Date of Project : 16th August 2008
Name of the Project : School for Leo Clubs Key Officers, Board of Directors and Members 2008-2009
Venue of the Project : Methodist Boy’s Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur
Time of the Project : 9.00am – 1.00pm

KDU Leos Attended :

1) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe (President)
2) Leo Aisha Salma Begum (Treasurer)
3) Leo Li Wern (Editor)

This project organized by Leo Club of KL Perennial carries the objective of:-

(1) Enhancing the duties of the incoming Alpha and Omega Leo Club’s key officers and board of directors.
(2) Developing leaders who are efficient, productive and professional
(3) Motivating and cultivating personal development
(4) Strengthening the bond amongst the members from various Leo Clubs

In this Leo School, we not only learn how to be a good Leo but also our responsibilities as a president, treasurer and editor respectively. We also learnt about the origins of Leo club and where equality came about between male and female to join Leo club.

All in all, the objectives of this project can be said achieved to a large extend, if not, fully.

Leos Serving Together with Lions

2009-01-08T08:04:00.000-08:00

19th Annual Charity Dinner & Ballroom Dance Competition by Lions Club of Kuala Lumpur Taman Tun

Leo Club : Leo Club of KDU PJ
Country : Malaysia
District Number : District 308 B1
Organizing Chairperson : Lion Connie Yong (Lions Club of KL Taman Tun)
Date of Projert : 2nd August 2008
Venue of the Project : Grand Seasons Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
Time of the Project : 6.30pm – 12.30am

KDU Leos Involved :

1) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
2) Leo Vincent Goh
3) Leo Gan Jin Ni
4) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
5) Leo Lim Kee Cynn
6) Leo Loretta Toon

Number of Leo Hours = 6 leos x 6 hours

= 36 hours

This annual dinner is organized by our sponsoring club, Lions Club of KL Taman Tun to raise fund in order to serve the community and the less fortunate. As a daughter club, several members from Leo Club of KDU PJ had helped out during the event.

To explain, we arrived at 4.30pm to help with packing of the goodies bags, distributing booklet, registration, giving our goodies packs and prize-giving. To do these works simultaneously, we divided ourselves into 2 groups to help out with all these works efficiently.

The event ended at 12pm. KDU Leos stayed back to help out with the cleaning and packing up of goodies bags until 12.30am.

School Service Project

2009-01-08T07:53:00.001-08:00

School Service Project

Date : 15th and 16th July 2008
Time : 9.00am – 3.00pm
Venue : KDU College (LTC, 2.03, 2.12, 4.06 classrooms and
MLVK Lab)
Nature of project : School & Community Service Project
Organising Chairperson : Bon Siong Hooi (Project and IT Director)
Members Present : 1) Leo Bon Siong Hooi
2) Leo Aisha Salma Begum
3) Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe
4) Leo Vincent Goh
5) Leo Yow Sin Sam
6) Leo Lim Kee Cynn
7) Leo Gan Jin Ni

Lions Present : Lion Connie

No. of Leos involved : 7 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 7 Leos X 6 hours x 2days = 84 hours

It was a debate challenge happening in KDU College (Petaling Jaya) –
Dato’ C Q Teo Debate Competition 2008. Leo Club of KDU PJ has organized a team of helpers to handle ushering and timing matters throughout the competition. This help/service was as requested by the college.

In the context of ushering, we led the competitors from room to room throughout the competition for next round of debate, refreshments and lunch.

In the context of timing, 3 Leos are allocated at respective classrooms where debate competitions are held.

To ensure our college received the best service from our club, we divided ourselves into 2 groups. First is the ushering group, consisting of Leo Bon Siong Hooi, Leo Aisha Salma Begum and Leo Joshua Tan Lien Hoe. Second is the time-keeper team which consisted of Leo Vincent Goh, Leo Yow Sin Sam, Leo Lim Kee Cynn and Leo Gan Jin Ni.

All in all, KDU College and the participants of this debate competition benefited from this as the competition was held smoothly.

Invitation To Zoo Negara Voluntary Work by KL Unity

2009-01-08T07:30:00.000-08:00

INVITATION TO ZOO NEGARA
VOLUNTARY WORK

Date : 13th July 2008
Time : 8.30 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
Venue : Zoo Negara
Nature of project : Environmental Service
Organising Chairperson : Leo Chia Sheng Wei
Members of the Organizing Chairperson : Leo Chia Sheng Wei, Leo Fong Jia Yi, Leo Tan Eong Xien, Leo Samantha Chin, Leo Edison Liam and Leo Kimberly S’ng

Guest Present : 3 guests (Leo Joshua Tan and Leo Aisha Salma Begum from Leo Club of KDU PJ and Leo Looi Chee Xin from Leo Club of SMK Datok Lokman)

No. of Leos involved : 9 Leos
No. of Leos hours : 9 Leos X 4.5 hours = 40.5 hours

The Leos from Leo Club of KDU PJ and SMK Datok Lokman met at Wangsa Maju LRT Station. They then took a taxi to Zoo Negara and met up with the Leos from the Leo Club of KL Unity. The Leos then gathered at the guard house, where they were given instructions and task assignments.

The Leos were assigned to two different sections. The 1st group, comprising of Leo Chia Sheng Wei, Leo Fong Jia Yi, Leo Samantha Chin, Leo Tan Eong Xien and Leo Edison Lam from the Leo Club of KL Unity, were sent to the Birds section. In the Bird Section, Leo Chia Sheng Wei and Leo Fong Jia Yi were assigned to the kitchen section in which they were responsible in preparing all the food for the animals. This included chopping the vegetables and meat, peeling fruits, and the blending of protein food. Meanwhile, Leo Tan Eong Xien and Leo Edison Lam were in charge of cleaning ere completed successfully because they worked together. The Leos were cheerful and enthusiastic. All the Leos did various tasks, so that it would be more interesting. Throughout the entire process, the Leos did not forget their objective and whole-heartedly went about their activities.

This activity was carried out because of our responsibility to the environment and the animals. It was important to extend a helping hand to nature as well. The Leos wanted to recognize, understand and in small ways, relieve the zoo keepers of their work. Most importantly, it was to learn and appreciate the wildlife. On the whole, it was a great learning experience!

Leo Forum 2008

2009-01-08T06:32:00.000-08:00

Venue: ZON Regency Hotel by the Sea, Johor Bahru

Date: 5th to 7th June 2008.

KDU LEOS attended:-

(1) Leo Joshua,

(2) Leo Gan Jin-Ni,

(3) Leo Aisha

(4) Leo Vincent and

(5) Leo Chia Yoon Jien

Tentative Program
Thursday, 5th June 2008

08.00 a.m. Arrival & Registration
12.00 p.m. Check-in
01.00 p.m. Assemble in ballroom/briefing
01.30 p.m. Arrival of Lions dignitaries
01.45 p.m. Arrival of Guest of Honour
02.00 p.m. Opening performance
National Anthems – 3 countries (Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei)
Meeting called to order
Leo Pledge
Welcome address by FCOC
Address by Presiding Officer
Address by Guest of Honour
Official Opening of the 35th MD Leo forum
Presentation on mementos
Meeting Adjourned

03.30 p.m. “The Sky’s the Limit” by Mystery speaker
04.30 p.m. REST
06.30 p.m. Fellowship Night – “Horror Nite”
- Arrival of Delegates/Lions
- Arrival of Lions Dignitaries
- Welcome Address by Leo Chairman OC
- Dinner
- Performance
- DiGi Hour – Games
11.00 p.m. – 01.00 a.m. Foot Loose

Friday, 6th June 2008
07.00 a.m. Breakfast
09.00 a.m. Forum theme talk: “Your Attitude determines Your Altitude”
10.30 a.m. Tea-Break
11.00 a.m. Motivational Talk
12.30 p.m. Lunch
02.00 p.m. Sub-District Forums
04.00 p.m. Conference for DC Leo Clubs, LA & FA
05.30 p.m. REST
06.30 p.m. Banquet Dinner – “Glamour Yourself”
- Arrival of Delegates/Lions
- Arrival of GOH/Lions Dignitaries
- Recognition of Lions Dignitaries
- Dinner
- Entertainments
- Top Awards Presentations
- Address by Council Chairman
- Entertainments
11.00 p.m. – 01.00 a.m. Foot Loose

Saturday, 7th June 2008
07.00 a.m. Breakfast
09.00 a.m. Closing Ceremony
Arrival of Delegates/Lions
Arrival of Lions Dignitaries
Meeting Called to Order
Recognition of Lions Dignitaries
Reports on Seminars/Talks
Reports on Forum by FCOC
Vote of Thanks by Leo COC
Closing Address by CC
Meeting Adjourned
11.00 a.m. Check-out
12.30 p.m. Lunch & Bon Voyage