Leo Club of KLCC and KL Perennial Joint Installation

A week after the KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation, our club was invited to attend a joint installation held by Leo Club of Kuala Lumpur City Centre and Leo Club of Kuala Lumpur Perennial. The event started at 3pm in The Club, Bukit Utama. After a round of roll call, several speeches were delivered. The installation than begun with new members induction and followed by installation of board of directors, treasurer, secretary & last but not least, presentation of gavels to the respective presidents. The audience were then treated to 2 performance, of one of which leo members joined in for a cute chicken dance. =D

Some light snacks were served and we got the change to mingle around whilst taking some photos:

Installation of Board of Directors

Presidents Leo Steven Tan (KLP) & Leo Michelle Kong (KLCC) Sworn In

(l-r) Leo Michelle (KLCC), Leo Aisha, Leo Joshua (KDU PJ), Leo Jia Yi, Leo Sheng Wei, Leo Eong Xien (KLU), Leo Nelson (Southern Cross)

Group photos of IPPs and Presidents

Photo with Leo Alex and Leo Dennis from Leo Club of KLCC, who were our high schoolmates

More photos could be found in our Facebook album:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=105586&id=116921891691

We would like to thank both clubs for the invitation and good time. We would like to congratulate Leo Steven Tan and Leo Michelle Kong as well as the rest of their board of directors and wish them all the best with their undertakings in the current fiscal year.

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9th KL Leo Clubs Joint Installation

On the 22nd of August 2009, the committee of Leo Club of KLU was installed, with the board of directors for 2009/10 as follows:

President - Leo Tan Eong Xien
Vice President - Leo Oh Kan Sha
Secretary - Leo Yap Wei Keat
Treasurer - Leo Teh Tze Yoong
Community Service Director - Leo Fong Jia Yi
Membership Director - Leo Nguyen Hai Anh
Funding Director - Leo Tang Keng Mun
Immediate Past President - Leo Chia Sheng Wei

Here are some photos taken that day (Credits to Leo Thiam Beng):

(l-r) Leo Eong Xien, Leo Wei Keat, Leo Tze Yoong, Leo Jia Yi, Leo Anh, Leo Kan Sha

Installation of Vice Presidents

Installation of Secretaries

Lion Ben Sng and our sister club, Leo Club of SMK Sultan Abdul Samad

Us and Leo Club of SMK Sultan Abdul Samad

Our sister club - Leo Club of Sekolah Menengah Jinjang (Utara) - Look how they could fill up the entire stage with their members alone =D

And finally, our group photo:

Leo Club of KL Unity with Leo Advisor Lion Nicholas and President of Lions Club of KL North, Lion Tan Teoh

Last but not least, we would like to thank Leo Kimberly Sng for performing on behalf of our club and did a marvelous in it too. Haven't got the chance to post the video yet, but will try to get hold of it.

Also, congratulations to all committee members and participating Leo Clubs on their job well done.

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Visit to The Community Service Centre for the Deaf

On the 7th of August 2009 10:00 a.m., all the participants gathered at the Masjid Jamek LRT Station to make a move to the Community Service Centre. Before that, the participants had to collect the food ordered for the centre’s students at a nearby McDonald’s restaurant. After a 10 minutes walk from the LRT station, all of the participants besides Leo Wei Keat reached at the centre for the first time. Ushered by a volunteer in the centre, we were brought to the canteen to place our food. Ms Cindy, one of the two principals of the centre, led us to the computer room and introduced us the centre by showing us the PowerPoint slides. From the slides and narration of Ms Cindy, we learnt about the initiation of the centre and how the volunteers and the deaf students had worked hard and struggle to build a school of them. We were also amazed by the abilities, skills, knowledge and most importantly the will-to-learn of the deaf students despite their hearing disability. We were also touched by their aspirations to serve and contribute to the community regardless of their own disability.

At 11:00 a.m., the deaf students gathered at the canteen for their lunch. We were once again amazed by the deaf students as they showed good discipline and courtesy while taking the food from our hands. They were also lively, lovely and friendly when we tried to approach them. Although most of us were not familiar with sign language, during the lunch break we had our fun moment playing and communicating with the kids, totally overcoming the language barrier.

After the lunch, we were led to the classroom and enjoyed a dance performance by the deaf students. The performance was enjoyable and we were certainly amazed knowing the fact that they couldn’t listen to the music. Requested by us, the principals – Ms Cindy and Ms Rose, taught us to sing in sign language together with the children. We fell for the beauty of sign language as we signed the lyric of the song.

The visit ended with a cheque presentation, amounted RM 1,500, as a gesture of gratitude to the centre for their contribution to the community and the hearing-impaired. We left the centre at around 1:00 p.m. after the cheque presentation.

By Leo Wei Keat.

The House of Victory Elderly Home Visit

On the 26th of July, the Lions Club of KL North organized a visit to the House of Victory Elderly Home at OUG. The objective of the activity was to spend time with the old folks as well as to bring happiness to them. The activity was participated by several Lions club along with us and Leo Club of SMK Jinjang North.

We arrived at the home at around 10am and shortly after, the activity started at with emcee Ln.Chin Wee providing an introduction. Speeches were then delivered by OC Ln.Tan Teoh and region chairperson Ln.Tan Poh Leng respectively.

An ice-breaking session was to follow with Lions and Leos alike attending to the old folks. It was an interesting affair at first as some of the old folks only speak certain dialects, eg. some spoke Cantonese while some Hakka etc. Thankfully though, this was sorted out quickly. Some of the old folks were keen to share their background and stories, from which I found out one particular old folk came from China decades ago.

Lunch was next, the participants were quick to distribute the food to the old folks. A few of the less able elderly were attended to, so they too could enjoy their meal. After lunch, we had an activity session. This was started by one of the old folks, who said he loved singing. True to his words, everybody was trilled by his singing and happily clapped to the tune. Lions and Leos then joined in the 'karaoke' session.

The fun continued with a birthday celebration for Mdm Phun and Mr.Lee who turned 85 and 60 respectively in July. Both of them were delighted to see the cake and thanked everybody for the celebration.

As soon as the cake were cut and eaten, we took a group photo before we said our goodbyes to the old folks.

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