Sept 7

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LI G H T I NGS WITH A D I F F E R E N C E
B e r i t a
PUDU
7th September 2009
For Members Only
ISSUE NO : 9/2009-10
website:- http://www.rotarypudu.org.my
Programme for Today
Programme for 7h September 2009
Speaker
Subject
: Mr. Kevin Baker
: PT Foundation “Pink Triangle
Speaker
Subject
ON DUTY
: Rotaractor & Interactor
: Insights of Rotary – From
Views of a Rotaractor and an Interactor
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Duty Table
Fellowship
Finemaster
Introduce
Thanking
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ON DUTY
Duty Table
Fellowship
Finemaster
Introduce
Thanking
Rtn Kertz Lau Chuan Hing
Rtn Edward Lee
PP K H Low
Rtn Loo Ming Chee
PP Quah Sek Cheng
RtnBrenda Lee
RtnJames Prophett
PDG Dr. Paul Lee
RtnLee Su Zane
Rtn Yash Pragaaszan
Birthdays & Wedding Anniversaries
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Birthdays
: PP K H Low (10th Sep)
Spouse’s Birthday
: Nil
Anniversaries
: Nil
PP Dato Muslim and Datin Asma would cordially like to invite all
Pudu Rotarians to their house on the 1st day of Hari Raya from 12.00 noon to 4.00 pm.
Their residence address is as follows:
2, Jalan 14/3, Taman TAR, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
Your 7th – 28st September 2009 Diary
September is New Generations Month
Date
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Mr. Heng Choun Tee
Mobile: 6012 236 3451
No. 193 Jalan Pudu
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603 2142 1107
Fax: 603 2142 0197
Email: eejunlighting@yahoo.com
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28-09-09 Day
Time Mon 12.45 pm Tues 6.30 pm Wed 6.30 pm Thurs 6.30 pm Fri / Sat
Mon 12.45 pm Wed 7.00 pm Sat
3.00 pm
Mon Thurs 6.30 pm Sun
8.00 am
Mon 12.45 pm Meeting
Venue
Weekly Luncheon Meeting Vocational Service Com. Meeting New Gen. Com. Meeting Community Service Com. Meeting Asst. Governors Training
Weekly Luncheon Meeting 3rd Fireside on Vocational Service
Rotaract Club Pudu General Meeting
NO MEETING (Selamat Hari Raya)
BOD Meeting RRI Games
Weekly Luncheon Meeting Shangrila Hotel, KL
Marco Polo Rest. KL
Rtn Arwin Kumar’s Office
Rtn James Teh’s Residence
Penang
Shangrila Hotel, KL
Rtn Sarky’s Residence
Eurasian Club, KL
President Robin Tay’s Office
SMK Victoria Institution, KL
Shangrila Hotel, KL
Editorial
september in new generations month
In the Rotary calender September is designated to be the New
Generations Month. Now just what do you do during this
month?
In the Club, we try to carry out activities that concerns the
New Generations. This responsibility is given to the New Gen
Director who oversees these activities which involves basically
the Rotaractors, the Interactors and all youth. In the regular
club meeting, the programme chairman can invite a youth (be
him/her a person from the Rotaract or Interact) to talk about
anything that concerns today’s youth. Some subjects can be
their attitude towards today’s education, their concern over
today’s social problems, drugs, dating, the Internet, parental
guidance etc.
Or a forum can be organised for either experts or the youth
themselves to discuss these issues. One would be surprised
to discover that what the adults or authorities think might be
greatly divergent from what the youth think. In this cyber age
when information can be obtain with just a click of the computer,
the youth of today is perhaps the most knowledgeable ever.
However knowledgeable is one thing, and attitude is another.
So it would help the authorities a lot to know some of these
youth’s attitudes so that the formulated laws are not in conflict
with their desires and thinking. Otherwise enforcing the laws
would be difficult.
The Rotaractors and Interactors themselves can organised
projects that project their activities. This is important as their
activities are considered to be healthy activities and can act as a
lure from otherwise unhealthy activities. Some of their projects
can involve visits to old folks home, thus teaching them to be
respectful to senior citizens and parents, or a project that tells
about the dangers of the use of illegal substance like drugs. It
might even be as simple as doing a painting job for their school
in respect of Interactors.
The Rotary Club of Pudu has consciously done many projects
with the New Generations during the month of September.
One such project was an outing to Keyir Dam with a
group of wayward youth to promote family values. Another
one was a trip to the Endau Rompin Rainforest with
Interactors, Rotaractors, handicapped youths, International
student to promote fellowship amongst them and also to give
them an awareness of environmental protection. We had also
carried out an exhibition of the danger of the use of illegal
drugs meant mainly for the youth.
September is an important month for all Rotary Clubs as it
asks us to be consciously aware of today’s youth problems.
Rotary has asked us to not only think about them, but to do
something as well. The well known statement comes to mind
“the youth of today are tomorrow’s leaders”. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
September is New Generations Month in the Rotary
calendar. This is the time for us as Rotarians to focus on the
programs that support the development of youths and
young adults. If we believe that young people are the leaders
of tomorrow, we should then, support the development of
youths and young adults in the most beneficial ways possible.
Again, this reminds us of R.I President, John Kenny’s Rotary
Theme – “The Future of Rotary Is In Your Hands” – he
strongly emphasis that it is important indeed for every Rotarian
to play a significant role in shaping the future of Rotary.
Every youth and young adult are our potential Rotarian.
Hence, every Rotarian is an example to the youth and young
adult.
from
Simon Sim Thai Fong
As business leaders, Rotarians are always in a unique position to
provide vocational guidance and career opportunities to
young people. Rotarians also promote the ideal of service
to young people through Interact club programs.
Ultimately, for more than four decades, Pudu Rotary Club has
sponsored 9 Interact Clubs around the Pudu prefecture.
In this avenue of service, for these young people, programs
such as Career Development, Rotary Rotaract Interact
Games, Youth Exchange, Community and International
Understanding Projects are being organized. Nevertheless,
one of the most effective program is our own profound Interact
Leadership Training Seminar (ILTS). Every year around the
month of March or early April, without fail, youths between
the ages of 12 and 18 are given the opportunity to learn how
to work together in fellowship dedicated to service and
international understanding in this seminar before they take
office as Interactors.
General Manager,
Human Capital & Corporate Affair
Jalan Bukit Belimbing 26/38,
Persiaran Kuala Selangor,
Section 26, 40400 Shah Alam,
Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia
Tel: 603 5101 4288
Fax: 603 5192 3964
Another important program is Rotaract. Every Rotaract is
a potential Rotarian, so we should continuously consider
supporting and nurturing them to be our future leaders as our
highest prerogatives.
In our District 3300, for more than 36 years , Pudu Rotary Club
have sponsored one and the only one community-minded
men and women Rotaract Club and these Rotaractors
are involved, energetic, and very committed to the
Rotary ideal of service. You will find their fresh ideas, and
perspectives to be most valuable and their presence help
energize and inspired the Club, if you have the opportunity
to work with them in their community projects.
Indeed, they too, have done us proud.
Somsak Chayapong
F&N Dairies (Thailand) Limited
Q House Lumpini Building, 26th Floor
1 South Sathorn Road, Tungmahamek
Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Throughout all the Rotary years, they have achieved many
significant recognitions and awards from District 3300 and
the most significant of all was they have been awarded as
the Best Rotaract Club and the Best Fellowship Awards for
two consecutive years last year.
....continues on page 6
Country Head
Tel: +66(0) 2673 7922
Fax: +66(0) 2673 7923
mobile: +66(0) 818 212 649
email: somsak.ch@fndairies.com
Tan Hock Beng
Deputy Country head & CFO
Tel: +66(0) 870 801 212
email: hockbeng.tan@fndairies.com
As a true Pudu Rotarian, can I have the liberty to ask you these
few most important questions?
When was the last time you have attended an Interact Club
General Meeting or Board Meeting or even at the Interact
Clubs Council Meeting?
When was the last time you are really support, get involved
and have participated unconditionally in any of the Interact or
Rotaract programs?
With Best Compliments
F&N Dairies (Thailand) Limited
Q House Lumpini Building, 26th Floor
1 South Sathorn Road, Tungmahamek
Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
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BOARD OF ROTARY YEAR 2009/2010
President
Rtn Robin Tay Lian Kiat
(robintay33@hotmail.com)
Tel: 603-6201 0086 H/P: 012-2382 389
Vice President
Rtn Lawrence B. Khoo
(lawrencebk@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-2163 2018 Fax: 603-2163 3018
019-3880 905
Honorary Secretary
Rtn Alex Chang Huey Wah
(alex@alexchanglaw.com)
Tel: 603-2166 9928 Fax: 603-2166 9328
H/P: 012-6289 928
Honorary Treasurer
Rtn C T Heng
(eejunlighting@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-9172 7091 Fax: 603-9172 7092
H/P: 012-2363 451
President Elect
Rtn Leong Choy Ying
(cyleong@ppb.com.my)
Tel: 603-2117 0888 Fax: 603-2117 0999
H/P: 012-3778 713
Immediate Past President
Michael Yeow Kiew Meng
(mikeyeow@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-2176 1155 Fax: 603-2031 8925
H/P: 012-3291 882
Directors
Club Service
Rtn K A Kumar
(panpropreal@yahoo.com)
H/P: 012-2953 935
Vocational Service
Rtn Edward Lee Shin Foong
(edleesf@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-2162 8181 Fax: 603-2711 8218
H/P: 012-2685 551
Community Service
Rtn James Teh Chee Hin
( jamestehch@myjaring.net)
Tel: 603-2039 4332 Fax: 603-7880 5437
H/P: 012-3312 302
International Service
Rtn Steven Oon Hoon Nam
(experto@streamyx.com)
Tel: 603-6273 2868 Fax: 603-6276 0868
H/P: 012-2127 011
Service to New Generation
Arvin Kumar
(edumalnetwork@gmail.com)
H/P: 012-3631 630
Chairpersons
Classification
Rtn K K Yap
Tel: 603-2142 1207
Fellowship
Rtn Patrick Lee Hong Lian
(patrickleeprc@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8943 1199 Fax: 603-8942 1969
H/P: 016-2113 988
Programme
PP Chow Tain (erealty@myjaring.net)
Tel: 603-8945 9728 Fax: 603-8945 3278
H/P: 012-3722 663
Public Relation
PP Albert Lim Yew Seng
(yslim2@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-3342 1537
H/P: 012-3354 287
Attendance
Rtn Sharon Lim (sharonbhlim@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8961 6779 Fax: 603-8961 6773
012-2851 218
Rotaract Chairman
PP Michael Tung Siak Kei
Tel: 603 2142 1148 Fax: 603 2145 2103
Bulletin Editor
PP Richard Liew (liewnn@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8024 1422 Fax: 603-8024 1459
019-2162 516
Sergeant-At-Arms
Rtn Stanley Pereira
(stanley_pereira@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-2095 8291
012-2211 625
Advisors
PDG Dr. Paul Lee, DGE K B Lim,
PP V G Chandran, PP Ng Sim Bee,
PP Phang Poke Shum 10
Rotary Clubs around the Klang Valley Meeting Information
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Pudu News
“INVOLVED WE ARE, COMMITTED WE MUST BE”
Monday
1245
1800
1900
1930
2000
RC Pudu
RC Cyberjaya
RC Pantai Valley
RC Titiwangsa
RC Senawang
Shangri-La Hotel, KL
1st Floor, MSC Innovation Centre, Cyberjaya
Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Royal Sungei Ujong Club, Senawang, Seremban
Tuesday
1245
1815
1830
1845
2000
2000
2000
RC Petaling Jaya
RC Bangsar
RC Kajang
RC Bandar Utama
RC Danau Desa
RC Port Klang
RC USJ
Sheraton Hotel, Subang Jaya
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Prescot Metro Inn, Kajang
Business Centre, One World Hotel, Bandar Utama
Wisma Belia, 1st Floor, Room 711, Jalan Syed Putra, KL
Royal Klang Club, Klang
Resorce Centre, 3K Sports Complex & Inn, USJ
Wednesday
1230
1245
1830
1830
1830
1830
1900
1930
1930
1930
1930
1930
2000
2000
2015
2030
2030
RC Shah Alam
RC KL Di-Raja
RC Ampang
RC KL North
RC Sri Petaling
RC Subang
RC Cheras
RC Bandar Sunway
RC Brickfields
RC Bukit Bintang
RC Bukit Komanwel
RC Central Damansara
RC Damansara West
RC Kampung Baharu
RC Port Dickson
RC Melawati
RC Sungei Way
Kelab Shah Alam, Shah Alam
Shangri-La Hotel, KL
The Raintree Club, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Sri Petaling Hotel, Sri Petaling, KL
Holiday Villa Subang, Subang Jaya
Bankers Club, Amoda Building, Jln Imbi, KL
Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel, Subang
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Holiday Villa Ampang, KL
Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Club
Royal Commonwealth Club, Damansara Heights, KL
Sri Damansara Club, Bandar Sri Damansara, KL
Kelab Sultan Sulaiman, Kampung Baru, KL
Royal Port Dickson Yatch Club, Port Dickson
K Club, Taman Melawati, KL
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL
Thursday
1245
1245
1245
1800
1900
1900
2000
RC Gombak
RC Klang
RC Seremban
RC Damansara
RC Kelana Jaya
RC Sentul
RC Puchong
Corus Hotel, Jln Ampang, KL
Royal Klang Club, Klang
Royal Bintang Hotel, Seremban
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL
SRC, Boulevard Sentul, Sentul Raya, KL
9, Jln BK 3/2, Bdr Kinrara, Puchong
Friday
1830
1930
2030
RC Metro KL
RC KL West
RC Bernam Valley
Bankers Club, Amoda Building, Jln Imbi, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
2nd Flr, 19B, Jln Bdr Rawang 1, Rawang
PRESIDENT’S ANNOUNCEMENT
Saturday
0730
0900
RC Bukit Kiara Sunrise
RC Lembah Damansara
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL
Tropicana Golf & Country Resort, PJ
GOOD AFTERNOON and Welcome to our weekly luncheon
meeting.
The Project Chairman, PP Choo Jee Sam raised RM33,000.00
for this noble project. The kind and generous donors were
Rtn Loo Ming Chee, PP Choo Jee Sam and our late PP
Patrick Ng, (our late PP Patrick Ng was represented by his
loving spouse, Madam Tenny)
Today is a very special day for our Club. We are inducting 3
new Rotarians to our club this afternoon and they are Ms.
Brenda Lee, Ms Lee Su Zane and Mr James Prophett. With
them being inducted our Club’s membership is now 60. But
before this, there are few announcements to be made.
Thank You PP Sam for putting in all the hard work and for
raising the money. Thank You to all our kind and generous
donors and not forgetting to mention, Thank You PP Albert
Lim for getting the Members of the Press and Media to
cover this significant and meaningful event.
My Fellow Rotarians, this month of August we have an
eventful month. Last Monday, 17th August 2009, more
than 190 people attended the Book Launch - The Footprint
of a Judge through Mother Earth and it was successfully
concluded. A sum of RM100,000.00 has been raised and
another RM20,000.00 in the form of books.
A total of 19 Rotarians and Rotary Anns were there at St.
John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor, HQ and
after the function, as usual, Pudu Rotary’s Style, fellowship
continued. We were all been treated with a sumptuous Bak
Kut Teh at Butik Tinggi, Klang by PP Choo Jee Sam.
THE FOUR- WAY TEST
Of The Things We Think,
Say, or Do.
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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Conceived by Herbert J. Taylor, a Chicago Rotarian in July 1932
In January 1943, Rotary International Board Of Directors agreed that
‘The 4-Way Test’ should be part of Vocational Service Ideal.
Herbert J Taylor was RI President in 1954-55
PROCEEDINGS ON MONDAY, 24th August 2009
Guest Speaker : Mr. Ma Kumaragguru
Subject
: Is Your Premise At Home & At Work Sufficiently Safe
VISITING ROTARIANS
Name
DG Leslie
AG - Vivian Goon
Johnny Lim
GUESTS
Name
Chong Chee Siong
Seelan
Annie Tan
Karpana Somasundran
Mark Hazewood
June Wong
Club
KL Diraja
Host
PDG Paul Lee
Club
PE Leong Choy Yin
PDG Paul Lee
Robin Tay
Sharon Lim
CLUB PROCEEDINGS
Acting SAA PP KU Rajah called the meeting to order at 1:10
pm on behalf of President Robin Tay. He introduced all the
visiting Rotarians and guests and later led in the singing
of the National Anthem and as this was the month of
Ramadhan there was no loyal toast proposed.
There was no fine session for this meeting.
STATISTICS
Visiting Rotarians
Guests Club Members : : : 3
6
37
:
46
Birthdays / Anniversaries/ Fines
Paying Diners
Raffles & Others
: : : -
Total
:
240
Total Present
COLLECTIONS
On last Saturday, 22nd of August 2009, our Club handed
over 2 Motor Scooters equipped with the necessary life
saving tools for fast and effective application to St John
Ambulans Malaysia, Kawasan Pantai Selangor. This noble
project, “FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY” was graciously
graced by our Guest of Honour and Honorary Member,
YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun and yesterday,
the news was highlighted in most of the leading Chinese
newspapers.
Thank you, Organizing Chairman and co author, Rtn Alex
Chang for coming up with this noble idea and to all the
generous donors for making a difference and for your kind
donation.
Fellow Rotarians, please be informed that on 16th September
2009, we are holding our 3rd FIRESIDE and it will be hosted
by Rtn Sarky. Our dedicated “Pengurus Tepi Api”, Rtn Tan
Peng Huat will be going around to get in touch with you for
your attendance.
Just for your information, Mr Justice Dato’ Vincent Ng is
recovering at Selayang Hospital and if anyone wants to pay
him a visit he is at 9th Floor, Ward 9B, Bed 23.
Last but not least, please be reminded, in view of our
Independence Day which falls on the 31st August 2009,
our Monday Weekly Luncheon meeting will be cancelled.
• Induction of 3 New Rotarians. (Sgt-At-Arms please escort
the 3 new members of our Club to front of the main table,
while I call upon their Introducers to introduce them.)
Fellow Rotarians this is the moment we have been waiting
for. I have the great honor to call upon Rtn Jeffery Yap to
introduce his candidate, Ms Brenda Lee.
Next, it gives me great honor to call upon Rtn Steven Oon
to introduce his candidate, Ms Lee Su Zane.
Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce my
candidate, Mr James Prophett.
On behalf of the Members of Pudu Rotary Club, can I now
have the great honour to call DG Leslie Salehuddin to invest
in our 3 New Rotarians and hand over to them the Objects
of Rotary and the 4 Way Test Certificate.
Fellow Rotarians, can I ask you to be upstanding and charge
your glass and let’s welcome our 3 newly inducted Rotarians
in our usual Pudu Rotary manner.
WELCOME, to Pudu!
Thank You, DG Leslie Salehuddin for your time and
support.
INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER
IPP Michael Yeow introduced the guest speaker for the day
who was none other than Mr. Ma Kumaraguru who spoke
on the topic of Is Your Home and At Work Sufficiently
Safe.
CV OF GUEST SPEAKER
Mr. I Kumaraguru Muniandy had his tertiary education at
Inti College and obtained his MBA from Monash University,
Melbourne. Worked at HP as an systems engineer. Later
worked at EDS Cyberjaya as a Network Engineer. Started
his own company Maha Asia Sdn.Bhd. and has been in the
computer and security systems field for the last 6 years.
speaker text
– A wired system requires very little maintenance
– You can fit sensors where ever you wish on your
premises
• Wireless Alarm
– The mains power supply still has wires No wires to
the sensors
– The price of a wireless system is more expensive
– The installation labour costs are less but due to high
cost of the expensive sensors, the whole system
generally high
– Every six months once need to maintenance on
sensors’ battery
– Limitations as to where the sensors can be fitted
• Access Control
– Card Access System
– Fingerprint
– Iris scan recognition
importance of security system
Peace of mind
• Users can reduce their stress and anxiety of premises
safety
Trustable Third Eye
• Physically our CCTV becomes a Third Eye as a 24-hour
security guard and monitors the respective place.
Anywhere & Anytime
• Remotely view your premises via Internet Connection &
3G Mobile
• Client Software e.g video server, video viewer
• 3G mobile phone requirements
• symbian 60, java software
• Most models have built - in motion detection
• Some have built - in video analytics
– Intelligent motion detection
– Abandoned object
Authentication
• 3 types of authentication:
– Something you know – Password, PIN, mother’s
maiden name, passcode, fraternity chant
– Something you have – ATM card, smart card, token,
key, ID Badge, driver license, passport
– Something you are – Fingerprint, voice scan, iris scan,
retina scan, body odor, DNA
Secure Your Piece of Mind
common users
Are your home and working premises sufficiently secured?
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security electronic system
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CC TV Surveillance System
Alarm System
– Wired
– Wireless
Wired Alarm
– Wires may be noticeable in some places. But 95%
wires have concealed most of time
– The price of a wired system is usually less expensive
than a wireless system
– The sensors and fittings are cheaper but the labour
and installation is more expensive
Property Developers
Factories / Warehouses
Commercial Lot (Supermarket, Restaurants, etc)
Residential (Houses, Condos)
Education (Kinder Garden, Schools, Colleges)
Financial Institutions (Banks, Money Exchanger)
district news
ROTARY CLUB OF PUDU
District 3300, Malaysia
ST. JOHN AMBULANS MALAYSIA
Kawasan Pantai Selangor
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
“FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY”
GUEST OF HONOUR
Y.B. DATIN PADUKA SENATOR CHEW MEI FUN
Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development
Press Release
Date : 22nd August 2009 (Saturday).
Time : 12.00 noon
Venue : St. John Ambulans Malaysia – Kawasan Pantai
Selangor (HQ / Ambulance Base)
Add : 100 Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, 41100 Klang, Selangor
Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
(Beside Shell Petrol Station) Tel: 03 3373 5005 & 3374 5005.
Handing Over Ceremony of
• 2 scooters as First Responder by Rotary Club of Pudu
• 30 tyres for ambulances by Goodyear Marketing Sdn Bhd
• RM10,000 donation by Inner Wheels Kuala Lumpur
In line with our motto “For the Service of Mankind”, we, are
always ready to serve the needy.
Hence, we always look for better improvement in the quality
of our service to the public. We are grateful that our regular
donors never put a stop supporting us on the effort that we
have given to the public.
Rotary Club of Pudu has a long partner-in-service relationship
with St. John Ambulance, Kawasan Pantai Selangor.
The first project was The Dialysis Centre in Klang, where Rotary
Club of Pudu raised RM270K for 6 dialysis machines for the
centre. The second one was much more ambitious where
RM800K was raised to equip the centre in Rawang. The third
centre was in Raub where 10 dialysis machines worth RM450K
were put in. The forth centre was in Shah Alam where RM500K
worth of machines were put into service. All 4 centres are
utilized and running well.
You are now invited to the launching of our fifth project with
St. John Ambulance, Kawasan Pantai Selangor “First Responder
in Emergency”. This is to test the effectiveness of the first
responder concept. Where fast and immediate response is
critical and in view of the constant traffic congestion, we feel
the motorcycle is most appropriate. The 2 motorcycles are
fully equipped with the necessary life saving tools for fast and
effective application handled by St John’s trained staff worth
RM33,000. If proven effective, this may be introduced to other
densely populated cities with heavy traffic problems. We believe
that with such service, we can respond to the emergency cases
competently and efficiently.
Again, we would like to thank Rotary Club of Pudu for their
enormous contribution.
Goodyear Marketing Sdn Bhd is continuing their great work by
donating 30 tyres for our ambulances. We, as a NGO, always
to need to raise sufficient fund to sustain our daily operation,
especially the high ambulance maintenance cost that we have to
cover for all these years. We are thankful that their contribution
makes us able to facilitate the ambulances maintenance cost
efficiency.
And, we really appreciate that the Inner Wheels Kuala Lumpur
has pledged RM10,000 cash to our organization. We hope to
help the needy with the fund donated.
We are glad that YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun is
invited as our Guest of Honour to witness our handing over
ceremony on this day. We thank her for great support towards
our effort to accomplish our mission to contribute for the
society.
By,
St. John Ambulans
Foundation
Malaysia-Kawasan
Pantai
Selangor
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
“FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY”
PROGRAMME
11.30 am Arrival of Guests.
12.00 noon Arrival of Guest of Honour YB Datin Paduka
Senator Chew Mei Fun
Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development
Speech by :President Robin Tay of Pudu Rotary Club.
Speech by : Dato’ Dr Low Bin Tick, Commander-in-chief,
SJAM
Speech by : YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun
Presentation : RM10K by Inner Wheels of Kuala Lumpur
Presentation : Goodyears Marketing Sdn. Bhd.
Presentation : 2 units of Scooters by Pudu Rotary Club.
Presentation : Mock First Responder in Emergency Exercise.
Group Photo : GOH, VIPs, Donors & SJAM.
the president and the members of the pudu rotary club would like to extend their
deepest condolences to the family of the late mr. justice dato vincent ng kin khoay
who passed away peacefully on the 28th august 2009
thanking of guest speaker
Rtn Edward Lee thanked the guest speaker on behalf of
the Club in the usual Rotary manner and presented him
with a certificate of appreciation and a token of the Club’s
appreciation for a fine talk.
the president and the members of the pudu rotary club would like to extend
their deepest condolences to the family of our late former honorary rotarian
Tun Abdul Hamid Omar who passed away peacefully on the 1st september 2009
telinga, selain keadaan lalu lintas yang sesak teruk sehingga
menyukarkan pemandu kenderaan lain memberi laluan.
Idea penggunaan motosikal skuter dilihat sebagai satu cara
yang mampu menyelamatkan nyawa mangsa kemalangan
secepat mungkin.
Menyedari keperluan sedemikian, Kelab Rotary Pudu
membentuk kerjasama dengan Persatuan St John Ambulans
Malaysia kawasan Pantai Selangor untuk mengurangkan kadar
risiko kematian pengguna jalan raya melalui penubuhan `First
Responder in Emergency’.
Kelab itu menyumbangkan RM33,000 bersama dua skuter,
manakala Kelab Inner Wheels menyumbangkan RM10,000
yang akan digunakan untuk memberi bantuan kecemasan
awal. Syarikat Goodyear Sdn Bhd pula menyumbangkan 35
tayar bagi kegunaan ambulans persatuan itu.
Semua sumbangan itu disampaikan Timbalan Menteri Wanita,
Keluarga dan Pembangunan Masyarakat, Datin Paduka Senator
Chew Mei Fun, pada majlis ringkas di premis persatuan itu.
Ketika berucap pada majlis itu, Chew berkata, penggunaan
motosikal lebih praktikal untuk membawa ahli paramedik
ke tempat kemalangan berbanding ambulans yang terpaksa
mengambil masa lama untuk tiba berikutan kesesakan jalan
raya.
“Saya percaya nyawa yang berharga dapat diselamatkan
melalui cara ini. Jika kaedah ini berjaya, saya berharap ia dapat
diperkenalkan di kawasan yang dikenal pasti mencatat angka
kemalangan tertinggi,” katanya.
Antara kawasan yang mencatatkan kadar kemalangan tinggi
ialah di Klang dan Kuala Lumpur.
Seramai 1.2 juta orang terbunuh akibat kemalangan jalan
raya setiap tahun di seluruh dunia dan jumlah itu dijangka
meningkat kepada 65 peratus dalam tempoh 20 tahun akan
datang jika tiada usaha dilakukan bagi meminimumkan angka
korban itu.
Statistik di Malaysia pula menunjukkan lebih 6,200 orang
terbunuh di jalan raya setiap tahun dan setiap hari tiga
penunggang motosikal mengalami kecederaan dengan satu
daripadanya terbunuh, manakala ada yang menderita akibat
kecederaan dialami.
Kerjasama antara Persatuan St John Ambulans Malaysia dengan
Kelab Rotary Pudu terus mantap apabila berjaya mewujudkan
empat rangkaian Pusat Haemodialisis bernilai RM2 juta di
empat kawasan terpilih antaranya Klang dan Shah Alam selain
beroperasi di 13 Pusat Dialisis seluruh Selangor.
Hak Cipta Terpelihara 2007 - Berita Harian Sdn. Bhd. Emel kami
sebarang maklum balas.
One of the First Responder in Emergency Scooter presented to St John
Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor by YB Datin Paduka
Chew Mei Fun the Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development and Rotary Club of Pudu Hononary Rotarian on the 22nd
Aug. 2009.
From left, PP Ken Ong District 3300 Assistant Governor, Past District
Governor Dr. Paul CK Lee, President Robin Tay, Chairman of First
Responder in Emergency Past President Choo Jee Sam, Datin Paduka
Chew Mei Fun, Rotary Ann Tenny, Dato’ Dr. Low Bin Tick Commanderin-Chief SJAM and Dato’ Lim Senior Officer SJAM at the Scooters
presentation. Both scooters valued RM33,000.00 fully equipped with
emergency features.
Mr. Burnard Yeo, the Commander-in-Chief of St John Ambulans
Kawasan Pantai Selangor together with President Robin Tay, Datin
Paduka Chew Mei Fun and Rotary Ann Tenny was shown the safety
features of the First Responder in Emergency Scooter.
Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun was on time and the function starts
on time at noon at the St John Ambulans Kawasan Pantai Selangor
Ambulance Head Quarter.
President’s Message ...(continues from page 2)
When was the last time you attended the Service to New Generations Avenue Meeting?
When was the last time you have attended the Rotaract Club General Meeting, Club Assembly or their Board Meeting?
When was the last time you participated in the District Rotaract Conference, District Rotaract Assembly and the Asia Pacific Regional
Rotaract Conference?
With this, I like to quote what Mohandas Gandhi once quoted, “The future depends on what we do in the present.”
Fellow Pudu Rotarians, I sincerely urged and appeal to you for your endless support in these two most important programs with our
hearts and soul - for the future of Pudu Rotary Club is indeed in your hands.
Thank You
Robin Tay
President Ry2009/2010
Pudu Rotary Club
Points will be awarded to each member as follows:
• 3 points for attending a regular club meeting
• 2 points for attending a district/club project
• 2 points for make up at other clubs
• minus 1 point penalty if no make up is done
The total points of each member will be tabulated every
quarterly and the winning teams will receive gifts donated by
the President as a token of appreciation as well as to recognize
the good attendance.
We seek the support of all of you and let us make this a friendly
and fun competition.
club news
CV OF NEW ROTARIAN JAMES PROPHETT
James is married to Tracey and they have three children one of
who most of you have met Hope who is preparing for university
next year and 2 sons, James has 3 Jack Russell terriers and 3
horses and will shortly be buying a fourth a miniature Shetland
pony. His family home is in Doncaster Yorkshire famous for
its beautiful countryside and horse racing and he supports
Doncaster Rovers a championship side hopefully one day
compete in the premiership league.
James is an investment specialist with over 23 years experience
and has gained his professional qualifications from the
Chartered Insurance Institute of England he has worked for
one of Europe’s biggest banks National Westminster Bank and
the largest insurance company in UK Norwich Union. James
was invited out to Malaysia because of his experience and
qualifications with his core expertise in Corporate and individual
advise this put him as one of Asian leading specialists in his
field. James is a co founder of myqrops.biz one of the top web
sites in its category specializing in assisting people who have
worked in the UK irrespective of nationality in bringing their
pension funds overseas
James has been in Malaysia since October last year and lives in
Bangsar. He is currently working with one of Malaysia’s leading
property companies and advising some large international
Accountancy firms based in KL. His hobbies are socializing and
being social James being a “northern man” enjoys Real Ale and
cannot stand larger drinkers and would not been seen dead
drinking Larger (James thinks Tiger is real ale) .
James is an ex rugby player and enjoys watching rugby Union
and supports Doncaster. Although he has 3 soon to be 4 horses
he cannot ride a horse. James loves & hates of Malaysia are, he
loves Tiger (real Ale) variety of foods and most importantly the
people he hates are some of the local bad attitude taxi drivers
and arrogant “X- pats” . INDUCTION OF THREE NEW ROTARIANS
Rotarian Brenda Lee was proposed by Rtn. Jeffrey Yap.
Brenda is currently the Director of Studio 33 since 2005 which
provides services such as event management, production studio
hope that our club will not only achieve a target of 95-100%
attendance at regular club meetings but also elevate our club to
the top 5 in attendance in the District.
which include photography, make up studio, modeling and
talent agency. She is also a professional make up artist and
provide professional grooming and make up courses.
She has a BBA from UTS, Australia. Majoring in Marketing and
Information Technology.
Rotarian Lee Su Zane was proposed by Rtn. Steven Oon.
Su Zane was born in P.Jaya and had her early education in
Wellington, N.Zealand later did her interior design courses in
RMIT, Melbourne, Aust.and graduated with a BA (Hons) in
Interior design Middlesex Uni. London, England. Worked in
Australia for a while and later opened her own interior design
firm and consultancy for the last 3 – 4 years namely Zanish
Design Consultancy and Zanish Design Group Sdn.Bhd. in
Malaysia.
ATTENDENCE COMPETITION
To promote better fellowship
Dear fellow Pudu Rotarians,
As we are all aware, Rotary was founded on fellowship and
friendship. Thus fellowship is recognized as the Foundation
Stone of Rotary. This foundation has helped Rotary to survive
two world wars and numerous world disasters and calamities.
To achieve or strengthen this bond of fellowship and friendship,
Rotary International has listed as one its requirements of a
Rotarian the need to attend weekly Rotary meetings as meetings
provide “the development of acquaintance as an opportunity
for service” – first part of Object of Rotary. Club members
attending our weekly meetings provide us the opportunity to
enhance friendship with each other so as to enable us to join
hands to serve. Thus has been said that “we can’t promote
fellowship with empty chairs”.
Rotary Clubs throughout the Rotary world regularly innovate
programmers to encourage attendance. Amongst the numerous
methods is the attendance competition within the club. This
competition is not just to promote better attendance but also
to provide a spirit of friendly fun competition.
Our President Robin Tay has mooted the idea of an attendance
competition for this Rotary Year where all our club members
(except the exempt members) are divided into 11 groups of 4
members each. Each group will be headed by a board of director
who will be responsible to monitor and encourage better
attendance. With this simple fun attendance competition, we
For further clarifications please liaise with the Attendance
Competition Chairman, K.K. Yap or Club Service Director Rtn.
Asok Kumar.
Speech by YB Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun:
It is indeed an honour for me to be invited to launch this
timely and most needed community service project called “First
Responder in Emergency” which will definitely save some lives.
Road accidents is projected as the third leading cause of the
global burden of disease by year 2020 according to the World
Health Organisation (WHO), if there is no new intervention to
resolve this problem. In fact, road traffic injuries are a major
but neglected public health challenge that requires concerted
efforts for effective and sustainable prevention.
It is estimated that 1.2 million men, women and children are
killed in road crashes each year and millions more seriously
injured globally. Projections indicate that these figures will
increase by about 65% the next 20 years unless there is new
commitment to prevention. In Malaysia, more than 6,200
Malaysians are killed annually on our roads.
Everyday, 3 people are injured, 1 suffer from severe injury in
motor vehicle every hour and 17 people die in road accidents.
The high number of road accidents injuries and deaths in
Malaysia has devastating effects directly on the affected families
and the larger community.
The Government is committed to minimise injuries and
casualties due to road crashes. In line with this, the Ministry of
Transport has adopted a 5-year plan, namely Road Safety Plan
of Malaysia, 2006-2010 in 2006. The Plan outlines 9 strategis
to address road safety issues covering education, enforcement,
engineering and environmental issue.
Ladies and gentlemen,
As most of you may be well aware, densely populated areas
especially in KL and Klang are infamous for traffic congestion.
As such, in the event of any emergency especially road accidents
in these areas, ambulances may encounter much difficulty in
having to squeeze through heavy traffic.
Thus, during emergencies, the first responder in the form of
fully equipped motorcycles will most effectively reach victimsurvivors promptly and thus able to administer necessary first
aid promptly. I believe many precious lives could be saved in this
way. If proven to be successful, I hope this will be introduced
to other densely populated areas. I take this opportunity to say
“syabas” to St John Ambulans and the Rotary Club of Pudu.
Some of you may know I am an honorary member of the Rotary
Club of Pudu and I am truly proud of this project as well as
other projects carried out by the club. I understand we have
a long partner-in-service relationship with St John Ambulans,
Kawasan Pantai Selangor. Both organizations share the ideal of
service to the community.
The Rotary Club of Pudu and St John have successfully set up
4 dialysis centres in Klang, Rawang, Raub and Shah Alam and I
believe about RM2 million have been raised. All the centres are
doing well and servicing mainly the lower-income groups. As
I understand, St John Ambulance operates 13 dialysis centres
in the country. On behalf of all the patients and their families,
I thank you for your great contribution to society. The spirit
and dedication of your organization is commendable and
admirable.
Further to this, I would also like to take this opportunity to thank
the Inner Club of Kuala Lumpur for donating RM10,000 to St
John Ambulance and Goodyears Tyres for contributing tyres for
ambulances of St John. I understand Goodyear has been doing
that consistently for many years. This is indeed a notable effort
in assisting another deserving NGO to fulfill its mission for their
service to humanity.
With this, once again, from the bottom of my heart, “SYABAS”
and “Thank You” to all the generous donors and all of you for
coming in numbers to support this noble and life saving project
organized by Rotary Club of Pudu and St John Ambulance
Malaysia.
Thank you and may you have a wonderful weekend.
Chua Fong Ling
SUS to Datin Paduka CHEW MEI FUN
Pejabat TIMBALAN MENTERI
Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga & Masyarakat
Office: 03-26165603
H/P: 012-2070922
Fax: 03-26933330
Sentral: Paramedik berskuter selamat nyawa
Oleh Hatina Shuib
bhnews@bharian.com.my
Motosikal lebih praktikal beri bantuan di kawasan sesak
KLANG: Setiap kali ada kemalangan jalan raya, perkara sering
berlaku ialah kesesakan jalan raya berikutan ramai yang mahu
melihat apa yang berlaku.
Malangnya, bukan untuk membantu, sebaliknya sekadar
mengetahui sama ada kemalangan itu teruk dan menyebabkan
kematian atau sekadar calar pada badan kenderaan.
Apa yang dibimbangkan ialah sikap begini akan hanya
menyusahkan pasukan penyelamat, terutama jika kemalangan
itu membabitkan nyawa dan memerlukan rawatan segera.
Statistik Persatuan St John Ambulans menunjukkan 17 orang
terbabit dalam nahas jalan raya setiap jam.
Sehubungan itu, bantuan kecemasan awal penting untuk
menentukan sama ada mangsa mampu bertahan atau
kecederaan menjadi lebih teruk dan akhirnya membawa
kepada kematian.
Tindakan pemandu ambulans membunyikan siren juga tidak
banyak membantu kerana ramai seolah-olah memekakkan
President’s Message ...(continues from page 2)
When was the last time you attended the Service to New Generations Avenue Meeting?
When was the last time you have attended the Rotaract Club General Meeting, Club Assembly or their Board Meeting?
When was the last time you participated in the District Rotaract Conference, District Rotaract Assembly and the Asia Pacific Regional
Rotaract Conference?
With this, I like to quote what Mohandas Gandhi once quoted, “The future depends on what we do in the present.”
Fellow Pudu Rotarians, I sincerely urged and appeal to you for your endless support in these two most important programs with our
hearts and soul - for the future of Pudu Rotary Club is indeed in your hands.
Thank You
Robin Tay
President Ry2009/2010
Pudu Rotary Club
Points will be awarded to each member as follows:
• 3 points for attending a regular club meeting
• 2 points for attending a district/club project
• 2 points for make up at other clubs
• minus 1 point penalty if no make up is done
The total points of each member will be tabulated every
quarterly and the winning teams will receive gifts donated by
the President as a token of appreciation as well as to recognize
the good attendance.
We seek the support of all of you and let us make this a friendly
and fun competition.
club news
CV OF NEW ROTARIAN JAMES PROPHETT
James is married to Tracey and they have three children one of
who most of you have met Hope who is preparing for university
next year and 2 sons, James has 3 Jack Russell terriers and 3
horses and will shortly be buying a fourth a miniature Shetland
pony. His family home is in Doncaster Yorkshire famous for
its beautiful countryside and horse racing and he supports
Doncaster Rovers a championship side hopefully one day
compete in the premiership league.
James is an investment specialist with over 23 years experience
and has gained his professional qualifications from the
Chartered Insurance Institute of England he has worked for
one of Europe’s biggest banks National Westminster Bank and
the largest insurance company in UK Norwich Union. James
was invited out to Malaysia because of his experience and
qualifications with his core expertise in Corporate and individual
advise this put him as one of Asian leading specialists in his
field. James is a co founder of myqrops.biz one of the top web
sites in its category specializing in assisting people who have
worked in the UK irrespective of nationality in bringing their
pension funds overseas
James has been in Malaysia since October last year and lives in
Bangsar. He is currently working with one of Malaysia’s leading
property companies and advising some large international
Accountancy firms based in KL. His hobbies are socializing and
being social James being a “northern man” enjoys Real Ale and
cannot stand larger drinkers and would not been seen dead
drinking Larger (James thinks Tiger is real ale) .
James is an ex rugby player and enjoys watching rugby Union
and supports Doncaster. Although he has 3 soon to be 4 horses
he cannot ride a horse. James loves & hates of Malaysia are, he
loves Tiger (real Ale) variety of foods and most importantly the
people he hates are some of the local bad attitude taxi drivers
and arrogant “X- pats” . INDUCTION OF THREE NEW ROTARIANS
Rotarian Brenda Lee was proposed by Rtn. Jeffrey Yap.
Brenda is currently the Director of Studio 33 since 2005 which
provides services such as event management, production studio
hope that our club will not only achieve a target of 95-100%
attendance at regular club meetings but also elevate our club to
the top 5 in attendance in the District.
which include photography, make up studio, modeling and
talent agency. She is also a professional make up artist and
provide professional grooming and make up courses.
She has a BBA from UTS, Australia. Majoring in Marketing and
Information Technology.
Rotarian Lee Su Zane was proposed by Rtn. Steven Oon.
Su Zane was born in P.Jaya and had her early education in
Wellington, N.Zealand later did her interior design courses in
RMIT, Melbourne, Aust.and graduated with a BA (Hons) in
Interior design Middlesex Uni. London, England. Worked in
Australia for a while and later opened her own interior design
firm and consultancy for the last 3 – 4 years namely Zanish
Design Consultancy and Zanish Design Group Sdn.Bhd. in
Malaysia.
ATTENDENCE COMPETITION
To promote better fellowship
Dear fellow Pudu Rotarians,
As we are all aware, Rotary was founded on fellowship and
friendship. Thus fellowship is recognized as the Foundation
Stone of Rotary. This foundation has helped Rotary to survive
two world wars and numerous world disasters and calamities.
To achieve or strengthen this bond of fellowship and friendship,
Rotary International has listed as one its requirements of a
Rotarian the need to attend weekly Rotary meetings as meetings
provide “the development of acquaintance as an opportunity
for service” – first part of Object of Rotary. Club members
attending our weekly meetings provide us the opportunity to
enhance friendship with each other so as to enable us to join
hands to serve. Thus has been said that “we can’t promote
fellowship with empty chairs”.
Rotary Clubs throughout the Rotary world regularly innovate
programmers to encourage attendance. Amongst the numerous
methods is the attendance competition within the club. This
competition is not just to promote better attendance but also
to provide a spirit of friendly fun competition.
Our President Robin Tay has mooted the idea of an attendance
competition for this Rotary Year where all our club members
(except the exempt members) are divided into 11 groups of 4
members each. Each group will be headed by a board of director
who will be responsible to monitor and encourage better
attendance. With this simple fun attendance competition, we
For further clarifications please liaise with the Attendance
Competition Chairman, K.K. Yap or Club Service Director Rtn.
Asok Kumar.
Speech by YB Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun:
It is indeed an honour for me to be invited to launch this
timely and most needed community service project called “First
Responder in Emergency” which will definitely save some lives.
Road accidents is projected as the third leading cause of the
global burden of disease by year 2020 according to the World
Health Organisation (WHO), if there is no new intervention to
resolve this problem. In fact, road traffic injuries are a major
but neglected public health challenge that requires concerted
efforts for effective and sustainable prevention.
It is estimated that 1.2 million men, women and children are
killed in road crashes each year and millions more seriously
injured globally. Projections indicate that these figures will
increase by about 65% the next 20 years unless there is new
commitment to prevention. In Malaysia, more than 6,200
Malaysians are killed annually on our roads.
Everyday, 3 people are injured, 1 suffer from severe injury in
motor vehicle every hour and 17 people die in road accidents.
The high number of road accidents injuries and deaths in
Malaysia has devastating effects directly on the affected families
and the larger community.
The Government is committed to minimise injuries and
casualties due to road crashes. In line with this, the Ministry of
Transport has adopted a 5-year plan, namely Road Safety Plan
of Malaysia, 2006-2010 in 2006. The Plan outlines 9 strategis
to address road safety issues covering education, enforcement,
engineering and environmental issue.
Ladies and gentlemen,
As most of you may be well aware, densely populated areas
especially in KL and Klang are infamous for traffic congestion.
As such, in the event of any emergency especially road accidents
in these areas, ambulances may encounter much difficulty in
having to squeeze through heavy traffic.
Thus, during emergencies, the first responder in the form of
fully equipped motorcycles will most effectively reach victimsurvivors promptly and thus able to administer necessary first
aid promptly. I believe many precious lives could be saved in this
way. If proven to be successful, I hope this will be introduced
to other densely populated areas. I take this opportunity to say
“syabas” to St John Ambulans and the Rotary Club of Pudu.
Some of you may know I am an honorary member of the Rotary
Club of Pudu and I am truly proud of this project as well as
other projects carried out by the club. I understand we have
a long partner-in-service relationship with St John Ambulans,
Kawasan Pantai Selangor. Both organizations share the ideal of
service to the community.
The Rotary Club of Pudu and St John have successfully set up
4 dialysis centres in Klang, Rawang, Raub and Shah Alam and I
believe about RM2 million have been raised. All the centres are
doing well and servicing mainly the lower-income groups. As
I understand, St John Ambulance operates 13 dialysis centres
in the country. On behalf of all the patients and their families,
I thank you for your great contribution to society. The spirit
and dedication of your organization is commendable and
admirable.
Further to this, I would also like to take this opportunity to thank
the Inner Club of Kuala Lumpur for donating RM10,000 to St
John Ambulance and Goodyears Tyres for contributing tyres for
ambulances of St John. I understand Goodyear has been doing
that consistently for many years. This is indeed a notable effort
in assisting another deserving NGO to fulfill its mission for their
service to humanity.
With this, once again, from the bottom of my heart, “SYABAS”
and “Thank You” to all the generous donors and all of you for
coming in numbers to support this noble and life saving project
organized by Rotary Club of Pudu and St John Ambulance
Malaysia.
Thank you and may you have a wonderful weekend.
Chua Fong Ling
SUS to Datin Paduka CHEW MEI FUN
Pejabat TIMBALAN MENTERI
Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga & Masyarakat
Office: 03-26165603
H/P: 012-2070922
Fax: 03-26933330
Sentral: Paramedik berskuter selamat nyawa
Oleh Hatina Shuib
bhnews@bharian.com.my
Motosikal lebih praktikal beri bantuan di kawasan sesak
KLANG: Setiap kali ada kemalangan jalan raya, perkara sering
berlaku ialah kesesakan jalan raya berikutan ramai yang mahu
melihat apa yang berlaku.
Malangnya, bukan untuk membantu, sebaliknya sekadar
mengetahui sama ada kemalangan itu teruk dan menyebabkan
kematian atau sekadar calar pada badan kenderaan.
Apa yang dibimbangkan ialah sikap begini akan hanya
menyusahkan pasukan penyelamat, terutama jika kemalangan
itu membabitkan nyawa dan memerlukan rawatan segera.
Statistik Persatuan St John Ambulans menunjukkan 17 orang
terbabit dalam nahas jalan raya setiap jam.
Sehubungan itu, bantuan kecemasan awal penting untuk
menentukan sama ada mangsa mampu bertahan atau
kecederaan menjadi lebih teruk dan akhirnya membawa
kepada kematian.
Tindakan pemandu ambulans membunyikan siren juga tidak
banyak membantu kerana ramai seolah-olah memekakkan
telinga, selain keadaan lalu lintas yang sesak teruk sehingga
menyukarkan pemandu kenderaan lain memberi laluan.
Idea penggunaan motosikal skuter dilihat sebagai satu cara
yang mampu menyelamatkan nyawa mangsa kemalangan
secepat mungkin.
Menyedari keperluan sedemikian, Kelab Rotary Pudu
membentuk kerjasama dengan Persatuan St John Ambulans
Malaysia kawasan Pantai Selangor untuk mengurangkan kadar
risiko kematian pengguna jalan raya melalui penubuhan `First
Responder in Emergency’.
Kelab itu menyumbangkan RM33,000 bersama dua skuter,
manakala Kelab Inner Wheels menyumbangkan RM10,000
yang akan digunakan untuk memberi bantuan kecemasan
awal. Syarikat Goodyear Sdn Bhd pula menyumbangkan 35
tayar bagi kegunaan ambulans persatuan itu.
Semua sumbangan itu disampaikan Timbalan Menteri Wanita,
Keluarga dan Pembangunan Masyarakat, Datin Paduka Senator
Chew Mei Fun, pada majlis ringkas di premis persatuan itu.
Ketika berucap pada majlis itu, Chew berkata, penggunaan
motosikal lebih praktikal untuk membawa ahli paramedik
ke tempat kemalangan berbanding ambulans yang terpaksa
mengambil masa lama untuk tiba berikutan kesesakan jalan
raya.
“Saya percaya nyawa yang berharga dapat diselamatkan
melalui cara ini. Jika kaedah ini berjaya, saya berharap ia dapat
diperkenalkan di kawasan yang dikenal pasti mencatat angka
kemalangan tertinggi,” katanya.
Antara kawasan yang mencatatkan kadar kemalangan tinggi
ialah di Klang dan Kuala Lumpur.
Seramai 1.2 juta orang terbunuh akibat kemalangan jalan
raya setiap tahun di seluruh dunia dan jumlah itu dijangka
meningkat kepada 65 peratus dalam tempoh 20 tahun akan
datang jika tiada usaha dilakukan bagi meminimumkan angka
korban itu.
Statistik di Malaysia pula menunjukkan lebih 6,200 orang
terbunuh di jalan raya setiap tahun dan setiap hari tiga
penunggang motosikal mengalami kecederaan dengan satu
daripadanya terbunuh, manakala ada yang menderita akibat
kecederaan dialami.
Kerjasama antara Persatuan St John Ambulans Malaysia dengan
Kelab Rotary Pudu terus mantap apabila berjaya mewujudkan
empat rangkaian Pusat Haemodialisis bernilai RM2 juta di
empat kawasan terpilih antaranya Klang dan Shah Alam selain
beroperasi di 13 Pusat Dialisis seluruh Selangor.
Hak Cipta Terpelihara 2007 - Berita Harian Sdn. Bhd. Emel kami
sebarang maklum balas.
One of the First Responder in Emergency Scooter presented to St John
Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor by YB Datin Paduka
Chew Mei Fun the Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development and Rotary Club of Pudu Hononary Rotarian on the 22nd
Aug. 2009.
From left, PP Ken Ong District 3300 Assistant Governor, Past District
Governor Dr. Paul CK Lee, President Robin Tay, Chairman of First
Responder in Emergency Past President Choo Jee Sam, Datin Paduka
Chew Mei Fun, Rotary Ann Tenny, Dato’ Dr. Low Bin Tick Commanderin-Chief SJAM and Dato’ Lim Senior Officer SJAM at the Scooters
presentation. Both scooters valued RM33,000.00 fully equipped with
emergency features.
Mr. Burnard Yeo, the Commander-in-Chief of St John Ambulans
Kawasan Pantai Selangor together with President Robin Tay, Datin
Paduka Chew Mei Fun and Rotary Ann Tenny was shown the safety
features of the First Responder in Emergency Scooter.
Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun was on time and the function starts
on time at noon at the St John Ambulans Kawasan Pantai Selangor
Ambulance Head Quarter.
• Induction of 3 New Rotarians. (Sgt-At-Arms please escort
the 3 new members of our Club to front of the main table,
while I call upon their Introducers to introduce them.)
Fellow Rotarians this is the moment we have been waiting
for. I have the great honor to call upon Rtn Jeffery Yap to
introduce his candidate, Ms Brenda Lee.
Next, it gives me great honor to call upon Rtn Steven Oon
to introduce his candidate, Ms Lee Su Zane.
Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce my
candidate, Mr James Prophett.
On behalf of the Members of Pudu Rotary Club, can I now
have the great honour to call DG Leslie Salehuddin to invest
in our 3 New Rotarians and hand over to them the Objects
of Rotary and the 4 Way Test Certificate.
Fellow Rotarians, can I ask you to be upstanding and charge
your glass and let’s welcome our 3 newly inducted Rotarians
in our usual Pudu Rotary manner.
WELCOME, to Pudu!
Thank You, DG Leslie Salehuddin for your time and
support.
INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER
IPP Michael Yeow introduced the guest speaker for the day
who was none other than Mr. Ma Kumaraguru who spoke
on the topic of Is Your Home and At Work Sufficiently
Safe.
CV OF GUEST SPEAKER
Mr. I Kumaraguru Muniandy had his tertiary education at
Inti College and obtained his MBA from Monash University,
Melbourne. Worked at HP as an systems engineer. Later
worked at EDS Cyberjaya as a Network Engineer. Started
his own company Maha Asia Sdn.Bhd. and has been in the
computer and security systems field for the last 6 years.
speaker text
– A wired system requires very little maintenance
– You can fit sensors where ever you wish on your
premises
• Wireless Alarm
– The mains power supply still has wires No wires to
the sensors
– The price of a wireless system is more expensive
– The installation labour costs are less but due to high
cost of the expensive sensors, the whole system
generally high
– Every six months once need to maintenance on
sensors’ battery
– Limitations as to where the sensors can be fitted
• Access Control
– Card Access System
– Fingerprint
– Iris scan recognition
importance of security system
Peace of mind
• Users can reduce their stress and anxiety of premises
safety
Trustable Third Eye
• Physically our CCTV becomes a Third Eye as a 24-hour
security guard and monitors the respective place.
Anywhere & Anytime
• Remotely view your premises via Internet Connection &
3G Mobile
• Client Software e.g video server, video viewer
• 3G mobile phone requirements
• symbian 60, java software
• Most models have built - in motion detection
• Some have built - in video analytics
– Intelligent motion detection
– Abandoned object
Authentication
• 3 types of authentication:
– Something you know – Password, PIN, mother’s
maiden name, passcode, fraternity chant
– Something you have – ATM card, smart card, token,
key, ID Badge, driver license, passport
– Something you are – Fingerprint, voice scan, iris scan,
retina scan, body odor, DNA
Secure Your Piece of Mind
common users
Are your home and working premises sufficiently secured?
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security electronic system
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CC TV Surveillance System
Alarm System
– Wired
– Wireless
Wired Alarm
– Wires may be noticeable in some places. But 95%
wires have concealed most of time
– The price of a wired system is usually less expensive
than a wireless system
– The sensors and fittings are cheaper but the labour
and installation is more expensive
Property Developers
Factories / Warehouses
Commercial Lot (Supermarket, Restaurants, etc)
Residential (Houses, Condos)
Education (Kinder Garden, Schools, Colleges)
Financial Institutions (Banks, Money Exchanger)
district news
ROTARY CLUB OF PUDU
District 3300, Malaysia
ST. JOHN AMBULANS MALAYSIA
Kawasan Pantai Selangor
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
“FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY”
GUEST OF HONOUR
Y.B. DATIN PADUKA SENATOR CHEW MEI FUN
Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development
Press Release
Date : 22nd August 2009 (Saturday).
Time : 12.00 noon
Venue : St. John Ambulans Malaysia – Kawasan Pantai
Selangor (HQ / Ambulance Base)
Add : 100 Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, 41100 Klang, Selangor
Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
(Beside Shell Petrol Station) Tel: 03 3373 5005 & 3374 5005.
Handing Over Ceremony of
• 2 scooters as First Responder by Rotary Club of Pudu
• 30 tyres for ambulances by Goodyear Marketing Sdn Bhd
• RM10,000 donation by Inner Wheels Kuala Lumpur
In line with our motto “For the Service of Mankind”, we, are
always ready to serve the needy.
Hence, we always look for better improvement in the quality
of our service to the public. We are grateful that our regular
donors never put a stop supporting us on the effort that we
have given to the public.
Rotary Club of Pudu has a long partner-in-service relationship
with St. John Ambulance, Kawasan Pantai Selangor.
The first project was The Dialysis Centre in Klang, where Rotary
Club of Pudu raised RM270K for 6 dialysis machines for the
centre. The second one was much more ambitious where
RM800K was raised to equip the centre in Rawang. The third
centre was in Raub where 10 dialysis machines worth RM450K
were put in. The forth centre was in Shah Alam where RM500K
worth of machines were put into service. All 4 centres are
utilized and running well.
You are now invited to the launching of our fifth project with
St. John Ambulance, Kawasan Pantai Selangor “First Responder
in Emergency”. This is to test the effectiveness of the first
responder concept. Where fast and immediate response is
critical and in view of the constant traffic congestion, we feel
the motorcycle is most appropriate. The 2 motorcycles are
fully equipped with the necessary life saving tools for fast and
effective application handled by St John’s trained staff worth
RM33,000. If proven effective, this may be introduced to other
densely populated cities with heavy traffic problems. We believe
that with such service, we can respond to the emergency cases
competently and efficiently.
Again, we would like to thank Rotary Club of Pudu for their
enormous contribution.
Goodyear Marketing Sdn Bhd is continuing their great work by
donating 30 tyres for our ambulances. We, as a NGO, always
to need to raise sufficient fund to sustain our daily operation,
especially the high ambulance maintenance cost that we have to
cover for all these years. We are thankful that their contribution
makes us able to facilitate the ambulances maintenance cost
efficiency.
And, we really appreciate that the Inner Wheels Kuala Lumpur
has pledged RM10,000 cash to our organization. We hope to
help the needy with the fund donated.
We are glad that YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun is
invited as our Guest of Honour to witness our handing over
ceremony on this day. We thank her for great support towards
our effort to accomplish our mission to contribute for the
society.
By,
St. John Ambulans
Foundation
Malaysia-Kawasan
Pantai
Selangor
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
“FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY”
PROGRAMME
11.30 am Arrival of Guests.
12.00 noon Arrival of Guest of Honour YB Datin Paduka
Senator Chew Mei Fun
Deputy Minister of Women, Family & Community
Development
Speech by :President Robin Tay of Pudu Rotary Club.
Speech by : Dato’ Dr Low Bin Tick, Commander-in-chief,
SJAM
Speech by : YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun
Presentation : RM10K by Inner Wheels of Kuala Lumpur
Presentation : Goodyears Marketing Sdn. Bhd.
Presentation : 2 units of Scooters by Pudu Rotary Club.
Presentation : Mock First Responder in Emergency Exercise.
Group Photo : GOH, VIPs, Donors & SJAM.
the president and the members of the pudu rotary club would like to extend their
deepest condolences to the family of the late mr. justice dato vincent ng kin khoay
who passed away peacefully on the 28th august 2009
thanking of guest speaker
Rtn Edward Lee thanked the guest speaker on behalf of
the Club in the usual Rotary manner and presented him
with a certificate of appreciation and a token of the Club’s
appreciation for a fine talk.
the president and the members of the pudu rotary club would like to extend
their deepest condolences to the family of our late former honorary rotarian
Tun Abdul Hamid Omar who passed away peacefully on the 1st september 2009
BOARD OF ROTARY YEAR 2009/2010
President
Rtn Robin Tay Lian Kiat
(robintay33@hotmail.com)
Tel: 603-6201 0086 H/P: 012-2382 389
Vice President
Rtn Lawrence B. Khoo
(lawrencebk@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-2163 2018 Fax: 603-2163 3018
019-3880 905
Honorary Secretary
Rtn Alex Chang Huey Wah
(alex@alexchanglaw.com)
Tel: 603-2166 9928 Fax: 603-2166 9328
H/P: 012-6289 928
Honorary Treasurer
Rtn C T Heng
(eejunlighting@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-9172 7091 Fax: 603-9172 7092
H/P: 012-2363 451
President Elect
Rtn Leong Choy Ying
(cyleong@ppb.com.my)
Tel: 603-2117 0888 Fax: 603-2117 0999
H/P: 012-3778 713
Immediate Past President
Michael Yeow Kiew Meng
(mikeyeow@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-2176 1155 Fax: 603-2031 8925
H/P: 012-3291 882
Directors
Club Service
Rtn K A Kumar
(panpropreal@yahoo.com)
H/P: 012-2953 935
Vocational Service
Rtn Edward Lee Shin Foong
(edleesf@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-2162 8181 Fax: 603-2711 8218
H/P: 012-2685 551
Community Service
Rtn James Teh Chee Hin
( jamestehch@myjaring.net)
Tel: 603-2039 4332 Fax: 603-7880 5437
H/P: 012-3312 302
International Service
Rtn Steven Oon Hoon Nam
(experto@streamyx.com)
Tel: 603-6273 2868 Fax: 603-6276 0868
H/P: 012-2127 011
Service to New Generation
Arvin Kumar
(edumalnetwork@gmail.com)
H/P: 012-3631 630
Chairpersons
Classification
Rtn K K Yap
Tel: 603-2142 1207
Fellowship
Rtn Patrick Lee Hong Lian
(patrickleeprc@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8943 1199 Fax: 603-8942 1969
H/P: 016-2113 988
Programme
PP Chow Tain (erealty@myjaring.net)
Tel: 603-8945 9728 Fax: 603-8945 3278
H/P: 012-3722 663
Public Relation
PP Albert Lim Yew Seng
(yslim2@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-3342 1537
H/P: 012-3354 287
Attendance
Rtn Sharon Lim (sharonbhlim@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8961 6779 Fax: 603-8961 6773
012-2851 218
Rotaract Chairman
PP Michael Tung Siak Kei
Tel: 603 2142 1148 Fax: 603 2145 2103
Bulletin Editor
PP Richard Liew (liewnn@gmail.com)
Tel: 603-8024 1422 Fax: 603-8024 1459
019-2162 516
Sergeant-At-Arms
Rtn Stanley Pereira
(stanley_pereira@yahoo.com)
Tel: 603-2095 8291
012-2211 625
Advisors
PDG Dr. Paul Lee, DGE K B Lim,
PP V G Chandran, PP Ng Sim Bee,
PP Phang Poke Shum 10
Rotary Clubs around the Klang Valley Meeting Information
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Pudu News
“INVOLVED WE ARE, COMMITTED WE MUST BE”
Monday
1245
1800
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1930
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RC Pudu
RC Cyberjaya
RC Pantai Valley
RC Titiwangsa
RC Senawang
Shangri-La Hotel, KL
1st Floor, MSC Innovation Centre, Cyberjaya
Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Royal Sungei Ujong Club, Senawang, Seremban
Tuesday
1245
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2000
RC Petaling Jaya
RC Bangsar
RC Kajang
RC Bandar Utama
RC Danau Desa
RC Port Klang
RC USJ
Sheraton Hotel, Subang Jaya
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Prescot Metro Inn, Kajang
Business Centre, One World Hotel, Bandar Utama
Wisma Belia, 1st Floor, Room 711, Jalan Syed Putra, KL
Royal Klang Club, Klang
Resorce Centre, 3K Sports Complex & Inn, USJ
Wednesday
1230
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1930
1930
1930
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2015
2030
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RC Shah Alam
RC KL Di-Raja
RC Ampang
RC KL North
RC Sri Petaling
RC Subang
RC Cheras
RC Bandar Sunway
RC Brickfields
RC Bukit Bintang
RC Bukit Komanwel
RC Central Damansara
RC Damansara West
RC Kampung Baharu
RC Port Dickson
RC Melawati
RC Sungei Way
Kelab Shah Alam, Shah Alam
Shangri-La Hotel, KL
The Raintree Club, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Sri Petaling Hotel, Sri Petaling, KL
Holiday Villa Subang, Subang Jaya
Bankers Club, Amoda Building, Jln Imbi, KL
Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel, Subang
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Holiday Villa Ampang, KL
Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Club
Royal Commonwealth Club, Damansara Heights, KL
Sri Damansara Club, Bandar Sri Damansara, KL
Kelab Sultan Sulaiman, Kampung Baru, KL
Royal Port Dickson Yatch Club, Port Dickson
K Club, Taman Melawati, KL
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL
Thursday
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RC Gombak
RC Klang
RC Seremban
RC Damansara
RC Kelana Jaya
RC Sentul
RC Puchong
Corus Hotel, Jln Ampang, KL
Royal Klang Club, Klang
Royal Bintang Hotel, Seremban
Royal Selangor Club, KL
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL
SRC, Boulevard Sentul, Sentul Raya, KL
9, Jln BK 3/2, Bdr Kinrara, Puchong
Friday
1830
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RC Metro KL
RC KL West
RC Bernam Valley
Bankers Club, Amoda Building, Jln Imbi, KL
Royal Selangor Club, KL
2nd Flr, 19B, Jln Bdr Rawang 1, Rawang
PRESIDENT’S ANNOUNCEMENT
Saturday
0730
0900
RC Bukit Kiara Sunrise
RC Lembah Damansara
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL
Tropicana Golf & Country Resort, PJ
GOOD AFTERNOON and Welcome to our weekly luncheon
meeting.
The Project Chairman, PP Choo Jee Sam raised RM33,000.00
for this noble project. The kind and generous donors were
Rtn Loo Ming Chee, PP Choo Jee Sam and our late PP
Patrick Ng, (our late PP Patrick Ng was represented by his
loving spouse, Madam Tenny)
Today is a very special day for our Club. We are inducting 3
new Rotarians to our club this afternoon and they are Ms.
Brenda Lee, Ms Lee Su Zane and Mr James Prophett. With
them being inducted our Club’s membership is now 60. But
before this, there are few announcements to be made.
Thank You PP Sam for putting in all the hard work and for
raising the money. Thank You to all our kind and generous
donors and not forgetting to mention, Thank You PP Albert
Lim for getting the Members of the Press and Media to
cover this significant and meaningful event.
My Fellow Rotarians, this month of August we have an
eventful month. Last Monday, 17th August 2009, more
than 190 people attended the Book Launch - The Footprint
of a Judge through Mother Earth and it was successfully
concluded. A sum of RM100,000.00 has been raised and
another RM20,000.00 in the form of books.
A total of 19 Rotarians and Rotary Anns were there at St.
John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor, HQ and
after the function, as usual, Pudu Rotary’s Style, fellowship
continued. We were all been treated with a sumptuous Bak
Kut Teh at Butik Tinggi, Klang by PP Choo Jee Sam.
THE FOUR- WAY TEST
Of The Things We Think,
Say, or Do.
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
***********
Conceived by Herbert J. Taylor, a Chicago Rotarian in July 1932
In January 1943, Rotary International Board Of Directors agreed that
‘The 4-Way Test’ should be part of Vocational Service Ideal.
Herbert J Taylor was RI President in 1954-55
PROCEEDINGS ON MONDAY, 24th August 2009
Guest Speaker : Mr. Ma Kumaragguru
Subject
: Is Your Premise At Home & At Work Sufficiently Safe
VISITING ROTARIANS
Name
DG Leslie
AG - Vivian Goon
Johnny Lim
GUESTS
Name
Chong Chee Siong
Seelan
Annie Tan
Karpana Somasundran
Mark Hazewood
June Wong
Club
KL Diraja
Host
PDG Paul Lee
Club
PE Leong Choy Yin
PDG Paul Lee
Robin Tay
Sharon Lim
CLUB PROCEEDINGS
Acting SAA PP KU Rajah called the meeting to order at 1:10
pm on behalf of President Robin Tay. He introduced all the
visiting Rotarians and guests and later led in the singing
of the National Anthem and as this was the month of
Ramadhan there was no loyal toast proposed.
There was no fine session for this meeting.
STATISTICS
Visiting Rotarians
Guests Club Members : : : 3
6
37
:
46
Birthdays / Anniversaries/ Fines
Paying Diners
Raffles & Others
: : : -
Total
:
240
Total Present
COLLECTIONS
On last Saturday, 22nd of August 2009, our Club handed
over 2 Motor Scooters equipped with the necessary life
saving tools for fast and effective application to St John
Ambulans Malaysia, Kawasan Pantai Selangor. This noble
project, “FIRST RESPONDER IN EMERGENCY” was graciously
graced by our Guest of Honour and Honorary Member,
YB Datin Paduka Senator Chew Mei Fun and yesterday,
the news was highlighted in most of the leading Chinese
newspapers.
Thank you, Organizing Chairman and co author, Rtn Alex
Chang for coming up with this noble idea and to all the
generous donors for making a difference and for your kind
donation.
Fellow Rotarians, please be informed that on 16th September
2009, we are holding our 3rd FIRESIDE and it will be hosted
by Rtn Sarky. Our dedicated “Pengurus Tepi Api”, Rtn Tan
Peng Huat will be going around to get in touch with you for
your attendance.
Just for your information, Mr Justice Dato’ Vincent Ng is
recovering at Selayang Hospital and if anyone wants to pay
him a visit he is at 9th Floor, Ward 9B, Bed 23.
Last but not least, please be reminded, in view of our
Independence Day which falls on the 31st August 2009,
our Monday Weekly Luncheon meeting will be cancelled.