Kenneth Cheung's Alpha Phi Omega Universe

This is the calendar event Gamma Beta Forums for the Northside Community Center.

Andrea Rose C Paquia
Luzelle Advincula

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Posted: Feb Mon 09, 2004 8:36 pm Post subject: NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY CENTER LUNCH PROGRAM
Calendar Event: Feb 22 11:00 am

Project: Northside Community Center Lunch Program

Date: February 22,2004 sunday

chairs: Kenneth Cheung hours: 2hrs community

time: 11am-1pm; dancing till 3'o'clock

location: Northside Community Center

Meeting time/spot: tbd by chair

project description: Serve lunch to seniors and socialize with them!
signed up as of 2/15/04
Linh
Katrina F.
Curtis C.
Jeff T.
Phillip S.
Kit K.
Mike L.
Roy J.

Alternates:
Kenneth Cheung
Vashti S.

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Kenneth Cheung
Ray Hancock

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Posted: Feb Tue 17, 2004 3:11 pm Post subject: Directions
We could meet at the DC on Sunday, Feb 22 at 10:30. People who cannot meet there could transport themselves to the community center. There is already enough vehicles to take everyone who wants to go, but I will use my car if necessary.
By the way, who knows how to get there?
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Andrea Rose C Paquia
Luzelle Advincula

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Posted: Feb Tue 17, 2004 9:13 pm Post subject: Maximum Volunteer
There is a MAXIMUM number of people that can go to this project. That magic number is 8. Whichever 8 signed up first get first priority. Everyone else are alternates.

Cheung, you can be the chair but seeing that the max number of people has been reached...you can only oversee the completion and arrangement of this project unless someone cannot make it.
Make sure everyone is still able to attend.

They limit the number of people that can volunteer to 8, we don't set the number. SOOOOO yeah... there are the details. please take them into consideration.

happy serving...

Mike Lynch
Ray Hancock

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Posted: Feb Tue 17, 2004 10:35 pm Post subject:
(yea, lets not try to triple post please. Even if it's important)

Woo, Numbah 7! I'll be sure to make it, so no worries.

The community center is on 6th and empire (3 blocks from my apt.) I'll be walking and meeting y'all there. From campus, go north on 11th or 3rd street, turn twords 6th and park near the center. Not hard to find.
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Andrea Rose C Paquia
Luzelle Advincula

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Posted: Feb Wed 18, 2004 1:01 am Post subject:
hahah my bad i didn't even know...

Kenneth Cheung
Ray Hancock

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Posted: Feb Wed 18, 2004 11:26 pm Post subject: I'll be there and not there
To tell you the truth, I just wanted to get my jacket back. I left it there on the 22 or 23 of November of 2004. I'll just get vounteer's names, transport people, and search for my jacket. My jacket is a dark blue shiny sportcoat, Nike brand. I will dissappear as soon as possible.
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Mike Lynch
Ray Hancock

Hangmann

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Posted: Feb Wed 18, 2004 11:52 pm Post subject:
kennethcheung1 wrote:
I left it there on the 22 or 23 of November of 2004.


And Kenneth suddenly learns how to travel through time. Woot! Go Ken! Who win's the world series?
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Kenneth Cheung
Ray Hancock

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Posted: Feb Sat 21, 2004 10:27 pm Post subject: Correction
Ok, I made a mistake on the year 2004, when it should be 2003. We will still meet at the DC at 10:30am on Sunday. By the way, the Yankees might win the World Series, but do not bet on it.
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Kenneth Cheung
Ray Hancock

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Posted: Feb Sun 29, 2004 3:11 pm Post subject: Follow Up
This is a report on the Northside service project. It is also published in the March newsletter.

On November 22, 2004, I left my blue Nike sport jacket at Northside Community Center. After that day, I went on a quest to retrieve it. I called Phillip and his big sibling to ask the folks from the center for my jacket. Mary went to the building but was given no information on the item. I had no car at the time, so I was dependant on others.
Fast-forward to February 22, 2004. I found the opportunity to chair a Northside Community Center event. A lot of people signed up for this one, as these events tend to be very popular. Katrina, Jeff-Scott, Curtis, Mike L., Roy, Kit, Michelle E., Linh, Phillip and Roy all signed up. Vashti and I, Kenneth C., were alternates. I called everybody except Roy and found that Michelle E. could not attend and asked Linh to replace her. Kit could not attend either. This was ok since there were a limited number of spots for Northside. Fellowship V.P. Andrea reminded us repeatedly in the forum that the limit of volunteers was 8. Thus, it would be fine with less people. In the end, 7 people showed up and we went to work.
Once I got there, I asked the new lady in charge about my jacket. She said that the building only keeps lost and found items for a week or so. If nobody claims the item, then anyone can take the item. The manager theorized that my jacket was in the possession of some elderly veteran. Oh well, at least my jacket made someone happy. Thus I ended my quest.
Before lunchtime, we prepared tables in another room. This dining room had a particularly fancy setup. It had purple and yellow napkins in cups and a mirror centerpiece with candy on top. It was Easter meal for a Christian group who appeared to have spent good money. We placed silverware in a carefully planned manner at each seat and made some centerpieces.
When it was time for the guests to eat, we cleaned up and waited in a line to serve meals to the seniors. There were a lot more people than usual, so we ran out of original food. Lynch helped cut some vegetables as the kitchen prepared more food. Just when we were cleaning up, more people came and we had to serve them. It was so busy that we were tired from all the work. Even Curtis and Jeff-Scott did not want to dance. We eventually sat at a table with a Led Zepplin fan and enjoyed food made especially for seniors. Unfortunately, we missed Roy.

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02.29.2004