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18 th July 2011 Issue No : 3/2011-12 Speaker Subject Programme Today : Mr. Ryan Abhisheik : Social Network For Business & NGO Membership ON DUTY Duty Table : PE C T Heng Fellowship : Rtn. George Heng Finemaster : PP Choo Jee Sam Introduce : PP Y K Chew Thanking : PP Chow Tain Enjoy your PUDU Speaker Subject Programme Next Week : PP Datuk M. Muslim Ayob : My 4X4 Trip To Africa ON DUTY Duty Table : Rtn. George Heng Fellowship : PP K U Rajah Finemaster : Rtn. K A Kumar Introduce : PP Kumar Tharmalingam Thanking : Rtn. Lawrence Annies Happy Birthday! Rtn. Aaron Ong (21st. Jul) PP Kumar Tharmalingam (21st. Jul) Rtn. Suresh Martin (21st. Jul) PP Datuk Muslim Ayob (22nd. Jul) Happy Anniversary! Rtn. Robert Tan and Ann Veronica (19th. Jul) THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF THE PUDU ROTARY CLUB WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND THEIR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO IPDG LIM KOK BENG ON BEING AWARDED THE DARJAH JOHAN NEGERI (DJN) DURING THE PENANG YANG DIPERTUA NEGERI S RECENT BIRTHDAY ON THE 9TH. JULY 2011 Rotary Club Diary 18th - 26th July 2011 Date Time Programme Venue July Mon 18 12.45 pm Rotary Lunch Meeting Shangri-la KL Tues 19 7.00 pm Fund Raising Meeting Secret Recipe TTDI Wed 20 7.00 pm Service Committee Meeting Rest. Uncle Chilli Amp Corp Mall Thur 21 7.00 pm New Gen. Meeting George Heng s Office (Bukit Jalil) 6.30 pm Board Meeting Pres. Steven Residence Mon 25 12.45 pm Rotary Lunch Meeting Shangri-la KL 7.00 pm Installation Meeting Loon Foong Rest. Kelana Jaya Tues 26 7.00 pm Fund Raising Meeting Secret Recipe TTDI 1
Editorial CLUB S PROGRAMME FOR RY2011/12 In his maiden speech on Monday 4th July 2011 as the 45th President of the Rotary Club of Pudu, President Steven outlined his proposed programme for the year and introduced his Board of Directors who would help him achieve the goals. What he proposed was noble and in line with the stated Rotary International President s goals. If he and his BOD strived successfully to achieve them it would certainly be one up for Pudu and we would have a great year. He had made Fellowship the corner stone of his year and he pledged to make Rotary enjoyable for all. Thus he had planned many trips overseas to visit our sister clubs and already in the bag was as many as 20 making the trip to the Installation Dinner of the RC of Songkhla. A big contingent was also expected for the trip to Singapore West. For these trips, friendship would be renewed all round including building of new friendship amongst Pudu Rotarians especially the newer ones. On the side, Steven had made ready a couple of cases of whisky available for fellowship dinners! Steven had been conscious of Membership Growth and he and his team were targeting an increase of nett 9 members for the year. For this important task he had given the mandate to none other than veteran Rotarian PP Chow Tain. This is a tall order and PP Sam who thanked the President for his speech did say it was so. Nevertheless a target has been set and members must help him achieve this magic figure. If he were successful PP Sam had pledged a dinner to celebrate the achievement! New members and thus new blood are essential to the survival and growth of any organization and a Rotary Club is no different. To carry out these proposed projects, Steven and his BOD had drawn out a budget which was still to be tabled to the members. In due course it would be as he had a lot of help from the PPs in particular the positive contribution of IPP Choy Ying and PDG Dr Paul Lee. From the proposed budget we know that the Club needed to raise at least RM120,000 and the onerous task was given to Rtn Aaron Ong who wanted to use a charity run to raise the stated amount. Members should rally around Aaron to ensure he meets the target! How do you do it? RUN lah! President s Message In the past three weeks, I have been travelling to attend reciprocal events of Sister Club s Installation Dinner both north and south of the border. These events are part of the international fellowship program in keeping with the tradition to enhance co-operation, create harmony and fellowship among sister clubs. Firstly, I drove by road to Rotary Club of Singapore West on 23rd June 2011 @ Nus Kent Ridge with my wife, Ann Boon Kee and my two daughters, Jane and Cindy. We were warmly welcomed by President Pek Tiong Boon, Board of Directors and members. IPP Bou Leong was there to make sure we were comfortable throughout the event. The dinner was a memorable event which was well planned and executed. I also had the opportunity to spend some quality time to bond with my family members during this trip which made the trip worthwhile. On 29th June 2011, AG K H Low, Ann Boon Kee and myself flew to Bangkok to attend the installation dinner of Rotary Club of Dhonburi at Narai Hotel Bangkok. In the true tradition of Thai hospitality and grace, we were warmly welcomed by President Warawat and members of his club. The occasion had an atmosphere of great fellowship and the highlight of the event was the projector presentation. We had a great time in this bustling city of Bangkok and took home with us lots of pleasant memories. Lastly, we had a convoy of cars with lots of participants travelling by road up north to attend the installation dinner of Rotary Club of Songkhla on 9th July 2011. Those who attended were PP Choo Jee Sam, PP Richard Liew, Ann Angeline, Kimberly (PP Richard s daughter,) PP Gary Lim, Rtn Robert Tan, PE CT Heng, Rtn Patrick Lee, Rtn Arvin, Rtn Laura Lee, Ann Shirley (wife of PP Albert Lim), my wife Ann Boon Kee and daughter, Jane and myself. On top of the warm welcome extended to all of us by our sister club, we also had a great time throught the journey. We made numerous stops along the way taking a slow drive to make sure we all had a safe journey, whilst sampling the various types of food which our country is famous for. Durians, mangosteen and mangoes were readily available....continue on page 8 Best Wishes! 2
Pudu News Record of Meeting on 11th july 2011 Guest Speaker : PP CHOW TAIN & RTN. AARON ONG Subject : SELF DEVELOPMENT THROUGH FELLOWSHIP & SERVICES PROMOTION OF THE CHARITY RUN VISITING ROTARIANS STATISTICS Name Club Visiting Rotarians : 27 PP Mustafa Kamal RC Shentinagar, Dhaka, D3280 Guests : 8 GUESTS Club Members : 1 Name Host Joanne Ting Rtn. Laura Lee Total Present : 36 Elaine Tan President Steven Oon COLLECTIONS Chloe Cheong President Steven Oon Birthdays / Anniversaries / Fines : RM 30.00 Kwan Tze Vone Rtn. Sandy Soh Paying Diners : RM 240.00 Monica Lim Rtn. Sandy Soh Raffles & Others : RM 73.00 Ms. Moon Rtn. Sandy Soh John Anthony PP Gary Lim Total : RM 343.00 Jonathan Avinash PP Chow Tain Ryan A. Victor PP Chow Tain Club Proceedings SAA Rtn. Stanley Pereira called the meeting to order at 1.10 pm on behalf of President Steven Oon. He introduced all the visiting Rotarians and guests. He later led in the singing of the National Anthem and proposed the loyal toast. The finemaster for the day was none other than Rtn. Alex Chang. He started his fine session by first telling a story of two characters and the two characters were PP Chow Tain and Rtn. Aaron Ong who had the privilege of being the guest speakers for the day and each had to pay a fine of RM2. PP KH Low for having his photo appearing three times in the bulletin was fined RM3. All the members who went for the installation of our sister clubs in Singapore and Songkhla were each fined RM2. Rtn. Sandy Soh was welcomed back from England and she paid a fine of RM5. and PP Datuk Dr. Lee Hoo Teong who was well dressed was fined RM2. Rtn. Laura Lee and Rtn. Tenny were each fined RM2 for wearing red and purple. Rtn. Aaron Ong for being the fund raising chairman and doing a good job was fined RM2. Rtn. Roy for having a relaxed year was fined RM1 and Rtn. K A Kumar for presenting the budget today was fined RM2. President s Announcement Welcome to our 3rd Pudu Weekly Meeting. The following activities were carried out last week: a) The Installation committee meeting was held on Monday, 11th July 2011 at 7.00 pm, at Loong Foong Restaurant, Kelana Jaya. Attended by PE CT Heng, PP Gary Lim, PP Robin Tay, Rtn Lawrance Annies, Rtn Laura Lee, Rtn Asok Kumar, Rtn P H Tan and my self. b) On Tueday, 12th July, 2011 at 7.00 pm, VP Aaron Ong held the Club s Fund Raising Charity Run committee meeting at Secret Recipe, TTDI. c) On 13th July 2011, 7.00 pm Public Relations Committee met at the Bukit Jalil Club d) On 14th July 2011, 6.30 pm, the Rotary Foundation Committee met at Solaris Dutamas. e) Last Friday, 15th July 2011, PP Gary Lim, Rtn Patrick Lee, Rtn Jeffrey Yap and myself attended 3
the installation dinner of Rotary Club of Mandaluyong, Manila. f) Last Saturday, 16th July 2011, our Interact Club of Kuen Cheng had their IU Day at Kuen Cheng School. Highlights of the upcoming Club events: a) The Fund Raising Committee meeting will be held on 19th July 2011, 7.00p m, at Secret Recipe, TTDI. b) The Service Committee meeting will be held on 20th July 2011, 7.00 pm at Rest. Uncle Chilli, Amp Corp Mall, Petaling Jaya. c) Please be informed that the 1st Board of Directors Meeting for RY2011/12 schedule for 28th July 2011, will be carried forward to 21st July 2011, 6.30 pm at President Steven s residence. Other District Announcements: a) Group Study Exchange Programme (GSE) to District 5110 (Southern Oregon & Northern California) USA. A team of one Rotarian and four team members will visit District 5110 from 5th May 2012 to 5th June 2012 and a team from District 5110 will visit District 3300, Malaysia from 15th November 2011 15th December 2011. Application All applications must be on the RI official application forms which can be downloaded from RI website: www.rotary.org under Group Study Exchange. All applications must be made through a Rotary Club and signed by its current President. Closing Dates Team Leader application: 10th August 201 Team Member application : 7th September2011 Interview Dates Team Leader: 4th September 2011 Team Members: 2nd October 2011 All applications must be addressed to: PP DR JOY VARUGHESE District GSE Chairman 2011 2012 50 Jalan Putra Indah 9/26 Putra Heights 47650 Subang Jaya, Selangor b) Invitation To Rotary Clubs To Submit Suggestions For Nominations For DISTRICT GOVERNOR District 3300 RY 2014/2015 Clubs are invited to submit their suggestion of candidate for the position of District Governor of Rotary International District 3300 for Rotary Year 2014-2015 (R I Bylaw Article 13.020.4). Your club s complete suggestion documents must be sent or delivered to reach the District Governor Dr S Raveendra Kumar at the following address not later than 5.00 pm on 7th September 2011 DG Dr S Raveendra Kumar 292 Taman AST Jalan Sungai Ujong 70200 Seremban (Fax/email copies of the suggestion document will NOT be accepted). Introduction of Speaker President Steven Oon introduced the two guest speakers who were no strangers to the club as they were our own members PP Chow Tain and Rtn. Aaron Ong who spoke on the topic of Self Development Through Fellowship and Services and Promotion of The Fund Raising Charity Run respectively. Speaker s Text The charity run will take place on the 25th. September 2011 at 7.30 am at the Padang Merbok, K.Lumpur. It will consist of a run of 7 km for men, women and for the family it is only 3 km. The objective of this fund rasing charity run is to finance all the charitable activities of the Pudu Rotary Club for RY 2011/12 and is expected to raise RM120,000.00 All the necessary approvals have been obtained and PRC will team up with The Pacesetters Club who will be organising this run for us. The OC is looking towards members assistance in obtaining major sponsors for this event and hope members can also come in big numbers to support this event on that day. Thanking of Guest Speaker President Steven Oon on behalf of the Club thanked PP Chow Tain and Rtn. Aaron Ong for their well prepared presentation. 4
2ND WEEKLY MEETING 11 JULY 2011 @ SHANGRILA HOTEL Rtn Stanley, President Steven Oon with Rtn PH Tan before commencement of meeting Public Relations Director, Rtn Patrick Lee has receiving his pin. Vice President, Rtn Aaron Ong receiving his pin. AG KH Low, my self, visiting Rotarian M. Mustafa Kamal, from Rotary Club of Shantinagar Dhaka, Bangladesh (RI District 3280) and PDG Dr Paul Lee. Membership & Development Chairman PP Chow Tain giving his speech with topic Self Development Through Fellowship & Services. Fund Raising Chairman Vice President Aaron Oon giving the speech for Promotion of Charity Run. PP KU Rajah, Rtn Lawrance Annies and PE CT Heng on duty table. PDG Dr Paul Lee presenting the lucky draw prize to AG KH Low. Members attending the meeting. 5
INSTALLATION OF RC OF SONGKHLA ON 9TH JULY 2011 Rotary Club of Songkhla Installation Ceremony President Maneerat Bunperapat of Rotary Club of Junkseilon, Phuket (second from left and RC of Songkhla, IPP On-a-Nong) President Steven Oon presenting gift to President P. Ubolwan Mengchuay Songkhla P.E. Niphanan, (centre) was the Sergeant at Arm. Rtn Laura Lee and Rtn Patrick Lee Assistant Governor Jakkrit Pettranit from RC Songkhla Menu course First gentlemen, President P. Ubolwan, President Steven and Ann Boon Kee. 6
FELLOWSHIP DINNER RC SONGKHLA (9.7. 2011) PE CT Heng doing his rounds to gather support for his coming year. PP Sombat and PP Narong was there to keep up the fellowship. President Steven Oon and Ann Shirley (spouse of PP Albert Lim) Uncle Sam Hooi was the entertainer for the night. INSTALLATION COMMITTEE MEETING 11 JULY 2011 @ LOONG FOONG RESTAURANT, KELANA JAYA. Rtn. Arwin Kumar trying very hard to sing Soldier Of Fortune. Rtn Lawrance Annies, PP Robin, PP Gary, Rtn Laura, Rtn Asok Kumar, PE CT Heng, President Steven Oon and Rtn P H Tan. 7
President s Message...(continue from page 2) My participation in these three events made me realise that the rotary movement is in good order through its great fellowship among our members and will motivate me further to lead our club to greater heights. I will take in some of the experiences gathered in these events through the fellowship and kind hospitality extended with our sister club members and used them in our future events. On the 15th July 2011, PP Gary Lim, Rtn Jeffrey Yap and Rtn Patrick Lee will travel along with me to RC Mandaluyong, Manila to attend their installation dinner. We are looking forward to the trip eagerly and will share our experiences and stories with all of you upon our return. Yours in Rotary Service President Streven Oon RY 2011/12 Pudu Club News PP Chow Tain s Speaker s Text ROTARY CLUB OF PUDU A Membership Development & Retention Project PROJECT TITLE Self Development Through Fellowship And Service PROJECT PERIOD From 1/7/11 to 31/1/12 (seven months after which Project will be catalytic) PROJECT AIMS To grow more members and to retain present memberships To have a better age mix of Gen X & Gen Y Rotarians (aged 35 years and below) To promote self development using Rotary s twin pillars Fellowship & Service to grow and to retain members PROJECT PLANS Project Action Team (PDG Dr. Paul Lee; PP Chow Tain; PPGary Lim; Pres.Steven & PE Heng plus the Rotarian Hosts & other connected Rotarians to be co-opted). 1-2-1 with Prospect by Project Action Team on Monday luncheons & other Rotary functions. Project Action Team assist Rotarians inviting Prospects with sample invitation letters; Rotary materials etc Project Action Team members to follow up with Prospect at place of work and businesses Token sum of RM120.00 to be awarded to Rotarian Host for each Rotarian inducted during the period 1/7/11 to 31/01/12 only. Three Master Rotarian Hosts to be recognized with inducting the most Rotarians during period 1/7/11 to 31/01/12 and rewarded in the appropriate Pudu Rotary Club manner by President. A Visitor Day to be held on 10/10/11 Monday luncheon for Rotarians to invite their Prospects as guests of the Club. INVITING PROSPECTS Who Do You Spend Money on to maintain yourself; your family; your home? ( e.g. Tutorial centres where you send your children for art classes; music lessons. Your family s pharmacist; your favorite fashion designer; boutique owner etc, ) Who Provides Business Services to you that you buy from? ( e.g. Your Bankers who give you your business loans to expand your business. Your management consultants. Your IT consultants who suppy hardware and software as well as internet marketing.) Where Do You Spent Your Social & Leisure Hours? ( Your regulars at the gym; social and business networking clubs you belong to) Have you Reconnect with your Business Cards Contacts (Now is the time to invite them to our luncheons and reconnect with them from the hundreds of business cards that you have collected) KENYA Good roads, bad roads, bad stomachs Nairobi is a big city situated at elevation of 1,395m ASL. It is the most populous city in East Africa with some 3 million inhabitants. The skyline is dotted with 8
skyscrapers and nice government buildings. And like any big city, there are slums too. But we were more interested with the promised reception. So immediately after the hotel breakfast we braved the chaotic traffic for another breakfast (brunch actually) at the Malaysian High Commission. The nasi lemak, sambal sotong, roti canai, teh tarik and Malay kueh were irresistible. However, we all had a story to tell. Many of us had upset stomachs. Over eating and mixing African and Malay food probably shocked the stomach quite a bit. Really bad road Breakfast at the rooftop of the Khweza hotel. A Pajero requiring new shocks Arriving at the High Commission for another breakfast We left Nairobi on Tuesday 31 May 2011 at 8:00 am, taking the A2 northward to Marsabit, some 600 km away. The road out was good since Nairobi seem to be on a road building spree. But it didn t quite last till Marsabit, for at Laisama we entered northern Kenya s desert and bad roads. In some places the road was sandy, in others corrugated. Progress was slow and the 45-50 C heat didn t help. It was tough on men and machines; in fact all the Pajeros broke down with multiple faults like exhaust, aircon gas bottle, batteries falling off and shock absorbers giving up. Fortunately we humans didn t breakdown in spite of the hardship; and bad stomachs. Ah well, that s what adventure is all about; surviving it to tell the tale. Anyway, we didn t make it to Marsabit and had to camp in the desert some 60km short of destination. Rocks, pebbles, sand as far as the eye can see. Yet we met people living in this harsh environment devoid of life sustaining water. Amazing survival instincts indeed. The next day, Friday 1 Jun 2011, we quickly broke camp to drive another 300 km or so to the border town of Moyale. It was again tough going with more breakdowns. The three mechanics were really busy making the cars drivable, never mind the lack of aircons, or exhaust pipes or absorbers. Finally we limped into 9
Moyale well past sundown around 8:00 pm. Actually we were not meant to overnight in Moyale; we were to stay the night in Marsabit yesterday instead of camping in the desert. However, in Moyale somehow Thomas did his magic and found us a hotel, and it was a nice one too. Never mind that it didn t have hot water; it had a good rule instead and that is male patrons should not share rooms with another male. After breakfast the next morning we drove the short distance to the Kenyan Immigration and Customs for crossing into Ethiopia. The crossing was smooth at both sides; and we were ever so pleased to see fresh looking tarmac roads northwards to Addis Ababa. After the last two days of bone shaking experience, who wouldn t. FUTURE ROTARY EVENTS AGs Training Seminar : Hadyai 9-11 Sept 2011 Pre-GDLTS KL 9 Oct 2011 GDLTS Kuantan 11-13 Nov 2011 Zone Bali Institute 2-4 Dec 2011 RI Assembly San Diego 15-21 Jan 2012 Pre PETS Klang 10-12 Feb 2012 District Assembly Ipoh 23-25 March 2012 RI Convention, Bangkok, 6-9 May 2012 The ubiquitous acacia tree is found all the way from South Africa to northern Kenya. A good place for leaving biodegradable deposits. District Conference @ Subang 7-9 Dec 2012 Rotary Information THE CLUB LEADERSHIP PLAN Last week we looked at the administrative structure of a traditional Rotary club. Now let us look what RI has asked Rotary clubs around the world to adopt-the Club Leadership Plan. This brand new Hotel Al Yusra in Moyale didn t even have a sign board yet. The Club Leadership Plan is the recommended administrative structure for Rotary clubs. It is based on the best practices of effective Rotary clubs. As each Rotary club is unique, the Club Leadership Plan is flexible enough to support the individual needs of clubs around the world. It is not mandatory for any club to adopt the Club Leadership Plan. The Club Leadership Plan encourages and utilizes the following best practices of Rotary clubs worldwide: Develop long-range goals that address the elements of an effective club. Set annual goals that support long-range goals. Make sure that all club members feel involved and informed. Hj Abdi is the Manager (probably the owner. He was quite modest.) Keep the lines of communication open, both in the club and with the district. 10
Ensure continuity in leadership from year to year. Customize the bylaws to reflect club operations. Provide regular fellowship opportunities. Actively involve all club members. Offer regular and consistent training The goal of the Club Leadership Plan is to create an effective club that pursues the Object of Rotary, carrying out activities along each Avenue of Services. Effective clubs are able to achieve the Object of Rotary by: Sustaining or increasing their membership base Implementing successful projects that address the needs of its community and communities in other countries Supporting the Rotary Foundation through both financial contributions and program participation Developing leaders capable of serving in Rotary beyond the club level The five pillars of the Club Leadership Plan for organizational structure are: Membership Public Relations Administration Service Projects The Rotary Foundation R.I. News 2011-12 Nominating Committee for RI President The following Rotarians will serve on the 2011-12 Nominating Committee for President of RI. The committee is scheduled to meet on 8 August 2011. Zone 1 -- Toshio Itabashi, Rotary Club of Ashikaga East, Tochigi, Japan Zone 3 -- Yoshimasa Watanabe, Rotary Club of Kojima, Okayama, Japan Zone 5 -- M.K. Panduranga Setty, Rotary Club of Bangalore, Karnataka, India Zone 7 -- Rafael G. Hechanova, Rotary Club of Makati, Rizal, Philippines Zone 9 -- Kwang Tae Kim, Rotary Club of Seoul Gwanag, Seoul, Korea Zone 11 -- MEMBER : Serge Gouteyron, Rotary Club of Valenciennes-Denain aérodrome, Nord, France ALTERNATE : Norbert Turco, Rotary Club of Ajaccio, Corse, France Zone 13 -- Julio Sorjús, Rotary Club of Barcelona Condal, Spain Zone 15 -- Lars-Olof Fredriksson, Rotary Club of Äänekoski, Finland Zone 17 -- MEMBER : David D. Morgan, Rotary Club of Porthcawl, Mid Glam., Wales ALTERNATE : Neville Hackett, Rotary Club of Oadby, Leics., England Zone 19 -- Hans J. Müller-Rech, Rotary Club of Augsburg, Germany Zone 21 -- MEMBER : John M. Pinson, Rotary Club of Killeen Heights, Texas, USA ALTERNATE : Gustavo A. de Obaldia, Rotary Club of David, Chiriquí, Panamá Zone 23 -- Carlos E. Speroni, Rotary Club of Temperley, Bs. As., Argentina Zone 25 -- Jerry L. Hall, Rotary Club of Reno, Nevada, USA Zone 27 -- C. Grant Wilkins, Rotary Club of Denver, Colorado, USA Zone 29 -- MEMBER : Michael J. Johns, Rotary Club of Hillcrest, Cleveland, Ohio, USA ALTERNATE : William B.P. Cadwallader, Jr., Rotary Club of Cortland, New York, USA Zone 31 -- Robert A. Stuart Jr., Rotary Club of Springfield, Illinois, USA Zone 33 -- Eric E. L. Adamson, Rotary Club of Front Royal, Virginia, USA Source : Rotary International News 11
BOARD OF ROTARY YEAR 2011/2012 President Steven Oon Hoon Nam (stevenoonrcpudu@gmail.com) Tel: 603 6273 2868 Fax: 603 6276 0868 Vice President Aaron Ong Lai Huat (aaron88ong@gmail.com) Tel: 603 5621 8090 Fax: 603 5621 7090 Honorary Secretary Tan Peng Huat (tphconsult2003@yahoo.com) Tel: 603 6280 4329 Fax: 603 6272 5580 Honorary Treasurer K.A. Kumar (pantaiprop@gmail.com) Tel: 603 2300 2061 Fax: 603 2300 2091 President Elect Heng Choun Tee (eejunlighting@yahoo.com) Tel: 603 2142 1107 Fax: 603 2142 0197 Immediate Past President Leong Choy Ying (choyying@hotmail.com) Tel: 603 2117 0888 Fax: 603 21170 999 Directors Club Administration Lawrance Annies (lawrance.annies@gmail.com) HP No: +6012 227 1055 Public Relations Patrick Lee Hong Lian (patrickleeprc@gmail.com) Tel: 603 8943 1199 Fax: 603 8942 1969 Service Daisy Chiu (chiu_daisy@yahoo.com) Tel: 603 7957 8309 Fax: 603 7957 8344 New Generation George Heng Chun Hau (georgehch@hotmail.com) Tel: 603 8994 9228 Fax: 603 8994 0200 The Rotary Foundation Jeffrey Yap (jeffyap3465@yahoo.com) Tel: 603 2300 1029 Fax: 603 2300 1026 Membership Development Heng Choun Tee (heng368@gmail.com) Tel: 603 2142 1107 Fax: 603 2142 0197 Advisors PDG KB Lee PP Tan Sri Dato Soong Siew Hoong PP Ng Sim Bee PP Gary Lim Beng Huat PP KU Rajah Rotary Meeting around the Klang Valley day time rotary club venue Monday 1245 RC Pudu Shangri-La Hotel, KL 1730 RC Cyberjaya 1st Floor, MSC Innovation Centre, Cyberjaya 1830 RC Pantai Valley Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL 1900 RC Titiwangsa Royal Selangor Club, KL 1930 RC Brickfields Royal Selangor Club, KL 2000 RC Senawang Royal Sungei Ujong Club, Senawang, Seremban Tuesday 1245 RC Petaling Jaya Grand Dorsett Hotel, Subang Jaya 1815 RC Bangsar Royal Selangor Club, KL 1830 RC Bandar Utama Business Centre, One World Hotel, Bandar Utama, PJ 1830 RC Metro KL Banker s Club, Amoda Building, Jln. Imbi, KL 1900 RC Kajang Prescot Metro Inn, Kajang 1930 RC Danau Desa Wisma Belia, 1st Floor, Room 711, Jalan Syed Putra, KL 1945 RC Port Klang Royal Klang Club, Klang 2000 RC USJ Pahlawan Room, 5th floor, Summit Hotel, USJ Wednesday 1230 RC Ampang Novotel Hotel, No 2, Jln Kia Peng, KL 1245 RC KL Di-Raja Shangri-La Hotel, KL 1245 RC Shah Alam Kelab Shah Alam, Shah Alam 1745 RC Subang Holiday Villa Subang, Subang Jaya 1830 RC KL North Royal Selangor Club, KL 1830 RC Sri Petaling Sri Petaling Hotel, Sri Petaling, KL 1930 RC Cheras Bankers Club 1930 RC Bandar Sunway Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel, Subang 1930 RC Central Damansara Royal Commonwealth Club, Damansara Heights, KL 1930 RC Bukit Komanwel Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Club 2000 RC Kampung Baharu Selesa Inn, No 285-287, Jln Tuanku Abdul Rahman, KL 2000 RC Damansara West Sri Damansara Club, Bandar Sri Damansara, KL 2000 RC Sungei Way Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Club, Bukit Kiara, KL 2015 RC Port Dickson Royal Port Dickson Yatch Club, Port Dickson 2030 RC Melawati K Club, Taman Melawati, KL 2030 RC Lembah Damansara Tropicana Golf & Country Club, PJ Thursday 1245 RC Klang Royal Klang Club, Klang 1245 RC Gombak Corus Hotel, Jln Ampang, KL 1245 RC Seremban Royal Bintang Hotel, Seremban 1730 RC Damansara Royal Selangor Club, KL 1900 RC Sentul PDRM Golf Club, Titiwangsa, KL 1900 RC Kelana Jaya Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL 2000 RC Puchong 9, Jln BK 3/2, Bdr Kinrara, Puchong Friday 1845 RC KL West Royal Selangor Club, KL 2030 RC Bernam Valley 2nd Flr, 19B, Jln Bdr Rawang 1, Rawang Saturday 0730 RC Bukit Kiara Sunrise Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort, KL 0900 RC Lembah Damansara Tropicana Golf & Country Resort, PJ 12