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Installation Dinner19 July 2003 • Crown Princess Hotel • Kuala Lumpur

thof the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya (District 3300)

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For this year’s installation dinner, the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya

adopts a theme to give the function a greater sense of atmosphere

and fun. We call it simply, ‘Shanghai Splendour’, evocative of old

decadent Shanghai. This souvenir programme’s cover design

suggests the grandeur and splendour of that historic city, fabled in

the 1930’s as the Paris of the East,with its Art Deco facades and

glitzy cabarets.

RI PRESIDENT 2003-2004Jonathan B Majiyagbe

Biodata of

Jonathan B Majiyagbe , a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, is principal counselin J B Majiyagbe & Co, with a wide commercial law practice in Nigeria.Born in Lagos, he is a graduate of the University of London.

Mr Majiyagbe is a member of the Honourable Body of Benchers, a formermember of the interim judicial service committee, Kano State, a past vicepresident of the Nigerian Bar Association, and a member of theInternational Bar Association. He has served as a trustee of the KanoLebanon Club and the Kano Club. He was a long-time Chancellor of theAnglican Diocese of Kano and is currently the Chairman, Nigerian RedCross Society, Kano Branch. Mr Majiyagbe is also a member of the KanoChamber of Commerce, Industry Mines and Agriculture.

A Rotarian since 1967, Mr Majiyagbe is a member and past president ofthe Rotary Club of Kano. He has served Rotary International as districtgovernor, International Assembly instructor, committee member,director and trustee of the Rotary Foundation. He is a recipient of theRo t a ry Foundation Me ri t o rious Se rvice and the Distinguished Se rvice Awards.

As Chairman of the African Regional PolioPlus Committee and memberof the International Polio Plus Committee, Mr Majiyagbe is dedicated tothe global effort to eradicate polio. Rotary's PolioPlus program, launchedin 1985, is an aggressive public/private partnership to assist internationalhealth agencies and governments to certify the world as polio-free by theyear 2005, Rotary's centennial anniversary. By that year, Rotary will havecommitted nearly a half billion US dollars to the eradication effort. Todate, more than two billion children have been immunized against thedeadly poliovirus.

RCKJ MOURNS DEATHOF ADE MAJIYAGBE

The members of the Rotary

Club of Kelana Jaya offer their

condolences to RI President

Jonathan Majiyagbe and his

family on the recent death of

his wife, Ade. Known and loved

thoughout the Rotary world for

her warmth, good humour, and

dedication to Rotary, Ade was

very active in Inner Wheel in

her homeland of Nigeria and

served on the organization’s

international board of directors.

ROTARY CLUB OF KELANA JAYA 5

RI PRESIDENT 2003-2004Jonathan B Majiyagbe

Dear President Lynn Abdullah, New Club Officers, and Fellow Rotarians,

My sincere best wishes to all of you and congratulations to all the Club’sOfficers as they are installed for this new Rotary year 2003-04.

As the Rotary leaders for this year, you are also very important membersof the Family of Rotary, a unique group that encompasses not only our1.2 million members but also their spouses and other family memberswho provide such critically important support to Rotary’s service efforts.It is in our Rotarian nature to offer help wherever it is needed, and in2003-04, I will ask Rotarians to actively seek out even more opportunitiesto Lend a Hand.

This will be an exciting year for all of Rotary, the final year of our firstcentury of humanitarian service. It will be a time when the intelligence,compassion, and leadership abilities of all Rotary officers will be fullyemployed in advancing Rotary’ mission throughout the world.

Let us begin the 2003-04 Rotary year with our hands outstretched, readyto help our brothers and sisters in need. Working together, there is nolimit to what the helping hands of Rotary can accomplish.

Kind regards,

Jonathan B MajiyagbePresident, Rotary International


Dear President Lynn,

Congratulations to you, and to the Board of Directors of your Rotary Club,on this historic and memorable day in your Rotary career .

The Rotarians of your Club have honored you and your Board by electingyou to lead them. They have placed great trust in you and your team. I amconfident you will steer your club to great heights during our ye a r together.

I am therefore delighted to write this message for your Installation. I wishyou the very best during your year as President. If you need anyassistance from the District, please do not hesitate to request for it. MyDistrict Officers and I are just a phone call or an e-mail away.

We are leaders in R.I. President Jonathan Majiyagbe’s Happy HealthyDream Team. Let us dream and come up with novel ideas about how to‘Lend a Hand’ to our Fellow Rotarians for fellowship and cooperation,and to those members of our society who need our assistance. Let us givedignity to the life of the not so fort u n a t e, both in our country and overseas.

I see a great future for you, for your officers, and for your Club. Keep theflag of Rotary flying high with pride and respect.

Above all, ENJOY ROTARY. ‘LEND A HAND’, and touch others so that theymay enjoy it too.

Yours in Rotary Service,

Dr Mahinder SinghPHF, KMN, AMP, PJK, AM, MBBS (Spore), FRCPEDistrict Governor 2003-04

DISTRICT GOVERNOR 2003-04Dr Mahinder Singh


Welcome to all who are gathered here today for this very happy occasion,the 13th Installation of the Board of Directors for the Rotary Club ofKelana Jaya. My deepest appreciation go to the organizers of thisfunction, the sponsors and other well wishers for their untiring support.

Just like a participant in a competition, I can see the finishing line orchequered flag. To me it is the culmination of a year of satisfaction and asense of achievement as I have successfully completed most of what Ihave set out to do. I would not have been able to do this without thesupport of my fellow club members and the community at large.

Success, they say is not a destination but a journey and I am glad that Iwas not alone in making this journey. I have benefited from the advice ofour Past Presidents who have come forward when called upon. I alsoappreciate the support given by my members, be it with encouragingwords or hands-on approach.

I would also like to mention that being a family oriented club, I value thesupport I have got from the spouses and other family members. Theywere there not only for our fellowship events but also attending andbeing involved in our projects.

Last but certainly not least, I would also like to thank our sister club, theRotary Club of Taipei Bak Hai for their undying support of our projects. Ithas been proven that our two clubs can work together to forgeinternational understanding and goodwill.

Together we have "Sow the Seeds of Love". Now let us "Lend a Hand" toPresident Elect Lynn and her team in their endeavor to bring the clubs togreater heights. Thank you.

Sincerely,

PEGGY LEE , RFSM

President 2002-03

PRESIDENT 2002-03Peggy Lee

PRESIDENT 2003-04Lynn Abdullah

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Lynn was a chartered member of the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya, but hadto take leave after 3 years due to family commitments. She rejoined theclub in 1998. She has 2 lovely daughters, Nur Hidaya Dato' Zakuan, 19years, and Khairunnisa Dato' Zakuan , 15 years . Nur was a Rotary YouthExchange student to District 2750, Tokyo, Japan in 2002-03, sponsored bythe Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya.

Theater has been a part of Lynn's life since the age of 8 when she dancedher first pas de deux on stage. Trained in classical ballet with theSingapore Academy of Ballet, she performed extensively as a child inSingapore. She returned to Kuala Lumpur to finish her secondary schooleducation at the Methodist Girls School and extended her dancerepertoire to include the Spanish and Modern Dance disciplines. Lynnperformed regularly on television & danced in many local musicalproductions. After leaving school, she furthered her training in London,England, and appeared in the pantomime of Sleeping Beauty at theTheater Royal Windsor in 1968. Upon returning to Malaysia, she foundedher own ballet school and was soon involved in choreographing forweekly television dance series. In the 1990's, she was actively involvedwith The Dance Society of Malaysia, the Philharmonic Society of Selangorand Music Theatre.

Lynn's classification is Performing Arts, and is currently teaching part-time at a local arts institution.

Community Service Director 1/1992-6/1992Honorary Treasurer 1992-93New Generations Director 2000-01New Generations Director 2001-02President-Elect 2002-2003


Lynn AbdullahPRESIDENT 2003-04

Honoured guests and fellow Rotarians,

It gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you to the 13th Installation of theBoard of Directors of Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya, 2003/04. My deepestappreciation to the Guest of Honour, District Governor Dr Mahinder Singhand First Lady Dr Gurdesh for honouring us with their presence here thisevening. This is the first time that we are having a theme for our InstallationDinner and for that I have to thank the Crown Princess Hotel, the organizingCommittee and the skilful Chairmanship of PP Edward. To all my dear friendswho have graciously agreed to share their talents in providing theentertainment for this evening, I would like to say a very big thank you.

I must congratulate IPP Peggy for yet another successful year and the many districta w a rds we re c e i ved. With your guidance and support, I hope to be able to followin both your footsteps, and in the footsteps of all the ve ry able Pa s t Presidents.

My sincere appreciation to all the sponsors and advertisers for their kindcontributions in Lending a Hand to the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya for theircommunity projects. Special thanks to the Ronald McDonald Children'sCharities Fund of Malaysia (RMCC) and their president Puan Fadillah Yakin,for Lending a Hand to fund our Centennial Project, ‘Disabled Friendly PlayLand' at the Spastic Children's Association of Selangor & Federal Territory .Deepest appreciation and thanks to Pan Malaysian Pools for theircontinuous sponsorship for the 9th consecutive year of our meaningfulproject, Klinik Kebajikan Rotar y, without which, we would not have beenable to sustain throughout these years of service to the community.

Fellow Rotarians of Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya, thank you for your confidencein me to lead the club, and I assure you that I will perform to the best of myability with your support. Together let us Lend a Handto our community andbuild an everlasting bond of friendship through Service Above Self in Rotary.

Last but not least, thank you gracious guests for your kind presence, supportand generous contribution, and I wish you all an enjoyable evening with us.

Yours in Rotary,

Lynn Abdullah President 2003-04


SISTER CLUB, RC TAIPEI BAK HAIElect Tarng

Dear President Lynn and Rotarians of Kelana Jaya,

My sincere congratulations are extended to you and all the Club Officerson the occasion of your installation for this new Rotary year 2003-2004. Iwould also extend my congratulations to IPP Peggy the year under yourleadership the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya has filled with many rewardsand met with many challenges.

We, as Rotarians, has been in the new years of life and we are steppingfrom “Sow the Seeds of Love” towards “ Lend a Hand”. Becoming amember of leadership is a great honor but it comes also responsibilitiesin carrying the spirits of Rotary “To participate”, “To act” and “To care”.

The sponsorship of your Children’s Cancer Ward Matching Grant Projecthas resulted to two club’s association and signed sister club agreement toeach other last year, serve with love and work for peace we have furtherparticipated the humanitarian helping projects initiated by each other inyear 2002-2003, your Cancer ward Counsel Room project in helping theChildren in the Cancer Ward of KL Hospital and our OccupationalTraining Center Matching Grant project in helping the studentssuspended from school due to disaster of 921 earthquake 1999.

In association with your club, we have had a few occasions to meet eachbut the contacts are rather minimal. Fellow Rotarians of two clubs-KelanaJaya and Taipei Bak Hai shall ‘Lend a Hand’ to reach out other infriendship, in service and to share experiences to gain closer tie betweentwo clubs.

SARS has refrained from seeing each other in Taipei but it will not refrainfrom growing our friendship.

I wish you all th best and the achievement of many rewards for thiscoming Rotary year.

Elect TarngPresident 2003-04The Rotary Club of Taipei Bak Hai

The Object of Rotary

The Object of Ro t a ry is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of w o rthy enterprise and,in part i c u l a r, to encourage and foster:

FIRST

SECOND

The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service

High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of theworthiness of all useful occupations and the dignifying by each Rotarian of hisoccupation as an opportunity to serve society

THIRDThe application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal,business and community life

FOURTHThe advancement of international understanding goodwill, and peace througha world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideal of service

THE FOUR-WAY TESTOF THE THINGS WE THINK, SAY OR DO

• Is it the T RU T H?

• Is it FA I R to all concerned?

• Will it build G O O DW I L Land B E TTER FRIENDSHIP ?

• Will it be B E N E F I C I A L to allconcerned?


Rotary International Theme 2003-04

Lend a Hand in your clubby helping to strengthen and diversify its membership. Focus on retention by making all members feel that they are an

integral part of the group with an important contribution to make. Show concern for the well-being of members and

provide help and support if they are troubled by illness or other problems. Keep in touch with the spouses of deceased

members so that they remain part of the Rotary family.

Lend a Hand in your vocationby upholding high ethical standards and encouraging others to do the same. Use your professional knowledge and skills

to assist people in need. Mentor young workers and help them to progress in their careers. Develop programs for

prisoners that teach vocational skills, preparing them to lead productive lives upon their release.

Lend a Hand in your communityby working to help those in dire need. Develop projects that provide food, clothing, and shelter and improve the quality

of life for all impoverished community members, giving at-risk children a better start in life. Promote literacy efforts and

vocational training to help jobless adults gain the necessary skills for gainful employment.

Lend a Hand in the worldby reaching out to people of all cultures, races, and religions. Through RI and Rotary Foundation programs, work to

alleviate the abject poverty that afflicts so many people and obstructs the path to peace. Join with your twin club to

develop projects that educate women, address population issues, establish microcredit programs, and help to meet the

basic needs of the world's poorest people.


Programme

7.00 pm

Arrival of Guests

7. 30 pm

Arrival of Guest of Honour, District Governor, Dr Mahinder Singh

Loyal Toasts

Address by Organising Chairman

Address by Outgoing President

Address by Incoming President

Installation of the Board of Directors 2003-04

Address by Guest of Honour

8. 30 pm

Dinner

9. 30 pm

Entertainments

10. 30 pm

Fellowship

Organising ChairmanPP Edward Pon

Food & BeveragePP Leslie Yeap

EntertainmentPE Lynn Abdullah

Lottery Ticket SalesPP Khoo Swee Keng

AdvertisementsPP Wong Kean Wai

Souvenir ProgrammeRtn Koh Lee Meng

Prizes & Door GiftsRtn Sally Tan

ProtocolIPP KC Chu

Master of CeremoniesRtn Mutsuko Itohara

Cik Nur Hidaya

Venue & DecorPP Edward Pon

PhotographyRtn V Thillainathan

Reception & UsheringRtn Tina YeungRtn Emily Chin

TreasurerRtn Chow Chee Phing

Sargeant-at-ArmsRtn Nancy Kong

Ex-OfficioPresident Peggy Lee

T h eOrganising Co m m i t t e e


President

Lynn Abdullah RFSM

President-Elect

Manfred J Faehndrich PHF

Vice-President

Patricia Wong

Immediate Past President

Peggy Lee RFSM

Honorary Secretary

Mutsuko Itohara

Honorary Treasurer

Chow Chee Phing PHF

Club Service Director

Koh Lee Meng RFSM

Vocational Service Director

Lai Kam Beng

Community Service Director

Shanti Yanasakaran RFSM

International Service Director

A S Peter

Service to New Generations Director

Jeffrey Lim RFSM

Sergeant-At-Arms

Nancy Kong

Board of Directors 2003-04

Members ofRotary Club of Kelana Jaya

LYNN ABDULLAH RFSM MANFRED J FAENDRICH PHF

JESSICA FOO

MUTSUKO ITOHARA

KOH LEE MENG RFSM

KHOO SWEE KENG PHF

STEVEN KHOO PHF

K C CHU PHF

CHOW CHEE PHING PHF

DR CHONG YIH SHENG

ClassificationPerforming Arts

Inducted25 March 1999

ClassificationSteel Industry - Product Manufacture

Inducted1998

ClassificationHealth Products - Marketing


ClassificationCeramics- Manufacturing

Inducted3 January 2002

ClassificationGraphic Design

Inducted12 November 1998

ClassificationStockbroking - Dealing

Inducted14 January 1992(Charter Member)

ClassificationHotel Supplies - Distribution

Inducted1993

ClassificationAllied Health - Orthoptics

Inducted1996

ClassificationLand Surveying


ClassificationEducation - Ophthalmology


SITI HAJAR AHMAD RFSM

ClassificationFinance-Leasing


ClassificationGovernment - Translating Services


EMILY CHIN


ClassificationBanking - Marketing

Inducted1993

V THILLAINATHAN RFSM

ClassificationAircraft Materials - Marketing

Inducted27 September 2001

AS PETER SAVARIMUTHU

NANCY KONG

K B LAI RFSM

PEGGY LEE RFSM

LEE SENG TONG PHF

JEFFREY LIM RFSM

ROLAND LOW PHF

ANGIE NG RFSM

JOSEPHINE PANG PHF

EDWARD PON PHF

BENJAMIN QUINONES

ClassificationPlastic Products- Manufacturing

Inducted18 April 2002

ClassificationHotel Supplies - Design & Marketing


ClassificationLaw - General Practice

Inducted1997

ClassificationDoor Controls - Marketing


ClassificationFinance - Micro Credit

Inducted14 December 2000

ClassificationMass Media- Press Advertising

Inducted1995

ClassificationReal Estate - Marketing

Inducted1995

ClassificationAir-Conditioning


ClassificationAutomatic Temperature Controls -Marketing

Inducted11 February 1999

ClassificationLaw - Corporate

Inducted1 July 1992

Members of Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya

ClassificationMedicine - General Practice


ClassificationClinic Administration

Inducted1992

ClassificationLaw - Commercial

Inducted10 April 1997

ClassificationHuman Resources - consultants


ClassificationPromotional Items - Marketing


ClassificationAccountancy - Corporate Taxation


SALLY TAN

WONG KEAN WAI PHF

PATRICIA WONG

DR HARI YANASAKARAN RFSM

SHANTI YANASAKARAN RFSM

President & Past Presidents

LESLIE YEAP PHF

ClassificationEducation- Management

Inducted25 July 2002

TINA YEUNG

Members of Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya


Past Presidents & Honorary Secretaries

1992 S Hadi Abdullah

Lee Seng Tong

Alwin Daniel

Roland Low

Douglas Foo

Steven Khoo

Wong Kean Wai

Khoo Swee Keng

Edward Pon

Leslie Yeap

KC Chu

Peggy Lee

M Mageswary

Alwin Daniel

Irene Chee

Wong Kean Wai

Tony Leong

Tony Leong

Peggy Lee

Peggy Lee

KC Chu

Lim Choon Lam

Jeffrey Lim

Siti Hajar Ahmad

Look Beyond Yourself

Be A Friend

Real Happiness IsHelping Others

Believe In What You Do,Do What You Believe In

ThemeSecretaryPresident

Act With In t e g r i t y, Se rve With Love ,& Wo rk For Pe a c e

Build The FutureWith Action & Vision

Show Rotary Cares

Follow your Rotary Dream

Act With Consistency,Credibility, Continuity

Create AwarenessTake Action

Mankind Is Our Business

Sow the Seeds of Love

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

1999-00

2000-01

2001-02

2002-03

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND RETENTION

As at 1 July 2002, the club's membership was 40 members.During the year, two members were inducted. Theirinductions was carried out at two of the club’s significantevents, the visit of the District Governor and the clubanniversary respectively. The new members are:-

Name: Tina Yeung

Induction Date: 25 July 2002Classification: Education-

Management

Sponsor: PP Leslie Yeap

Due to several factors, namely the overall economicsituation, marriage, relocation, restructuring exercise atwork and ill health, the club lost eight members during thecourse of the year. Therefore, the club regrettably reportsthe loss of the following members:-

• Alice Yong • Maureen Chye• Omar Shaari • Dr L H Tan• Dr Jerry Chon • Dr Sheela Abraham• PP Lim Ho Pheng • PP Douglas Foo

This brings the club's membership down to 34 members.Hopefully, there will not be any more loss of membershipand the club can now consolidate its membership. Themembers will have to try harder to bring in more newmembers, though.

The club invited the Chairman of the District MembershipCommittee, Dato Jimmy Lim to our MembershipDevelopment evening on 1 August 2002. That does notmean that the club only held one guest eveningthroughout the year. All the club's fellowship eveningswere open to guests and members are stronglyencouraged to bring prospective members during suchevents, for eg. during the club's Club Anniversary.

CLUB ANNIVERSARY

The club which was chartered on 14 January 1992celebrated its 11th Club Anniversary at the Bankers Clubon 9 January 2003. Today, only 7 Charter members remain.They are AG PP Lee Seng Tong, PP Khoo Swee Keng, PPWong Kean Wai, Rtn Angie Ng, PP Edward Pon, Rtn Dr HariYanasakaran and PE Lynn Abdullah.

Club Service ReportReport by Rtn Koh Lee Meng, Club Service Director

Name: Emily Chin

Induction Date: 9 January 2003

Classification: Government- Translating Services

Sponsor: IPP KC Chu

It was a very successful evening with good participationfrom members and guests. The members liked the newvenue very much and enjoyed the good food. District-Governor Elect Dr Mahinder Singh and his Annrepresented the District Governor. Rtn Emily Chin wasinducted on this occasion. With the collaboration of PPEdward Pon and Rtn Koh Lee Meng, the members wereshown pictures of past and present events. PP Khoo SweeKeng then gave a summary of the club's past presidents.

ATTENDANCE

The club would like to thank PP Leslie Yeap who took onthe role of the Attendance Chairman. He very diligentlyreported on the club's attendance every month. As at 31May, the average club attandance is 79.84%. Due to thework commitments of some of the members, they had totravel very often to places where there was no Rotary clubs.There are also members who do make-ups at other clubs,especially in the Klang Valley.


PROGRAMME

Programme Chairman Rtn Angie Ng continued hermarvelous job of ensuring that we had a speaker at everymeeting. Of course, the other members are also stronglyencouraged to give her a hand in finding speakers for theclub. The club is very appreciative of her efforts and wouldlike to thank her profusely. It is very important for club tohave interesting programmes as this is one of the ways toattract new members.

During the year, the club held four club assemblies and theAnnual General Meeting was held on 28 November 2002.

RI and District Participation

The club participated in the following Rotary Internationaland District events:-

3 August Interact Seminar9-11 August 2002 Presidential Conference

for Peace & Development• Our club was in charge of

the Friendship Corner12 August 2002 Inter-City Meeting with RI

President Bhichai Rattakul• Co-organizer with the

other clubs from Group 67-9 September 2002 District Interact Conference11 October 2002 Charter Nite of RC Sri Hartamas1 December 2002 Inter-City Meeting in conjunction

with visit of GSE team from District6780, Tennessee, USA

13-15 December 2002 Joint District 3300 &3310 Conference

19 December 2002 Rotary Youth Leadership Award17-18 January 2003 Avoidable Blindness Conference18-20 April 2003 69th District Assembly29 June 2003 District Governor's Handing

Over Ceremony

Thirteen members achieved 100% attendance this year.These "One Hundred Percenters" are:-

• Rtn Chow Chee Phing • Rtn Josephine Pang • PP Steven Khoo • Rtn V Thillainathan • PP Khoo Swee Keng • Rtn Dr Hari Yanasakaran • President Peggy Lee • Rtn Shanti Yanasakaran • PP Lee Seng Tong • PP Leslie Yeap • PP Lim Ho Pheng • Rtn Emily Chin• PE Lynn Abdullah

FELLOWSHIP

Although there were fewer trips outside the club, overallfellowship in the club is still very strong. At all the festivecelebrations, there have been very good response frommembers, their families and guests. The best attendancerecorded was about 65 people during the handover dinnerat Chinoz Restaurant, Bangsar. The children of themembers had such a good time at one of the club'sfunctions that they refused to go home.

• Fellowship overnight stay at High Pines, Frasers Hill• Shooting Competition organized by the Swiss Club• Deepavali/Clinic Anniversary• Hari Raya/Christmas celebration• Fellowship dinner and karaoke with Rotarians from the

Youth Exchange Committee of District 2760,Tokyo, Japan

• Chinese New Year Fellowship • Visit to fruit orchard, duck and fish farm in Bidor

with members and Youth Exchange Students • Fellowship dinner with PDG Reginald Loo and

Ann Margaret from RC Gaborone, Botswana• Fellowship dinner with parents of Youth Exchange

Student, Miki Kawamura• Trip to Templers Park Golf & Country Resort• Handover Dinner at Chinoz Restaurant, Bangsar

Club Service Report

Club Service Report

BULLETIN

The Bulletin Editor was President Peggy Lee. She was ablyassisted by Rtn Koh Lee Meng who did the layout anddesign. The club produced 45 issues during the course ofthe year. IPP KC Chu provided the articles for the generaland humour sections of the Bulletin. The cost ofpublication of the bulletin was offset by four advertisers,namely QTC Engineering Sdn Bhd, BP Malaysia Sdn Bhd,Fuji Hardware Sdn Bhd and Focusprint Sdn Bhd. RtnChow Chee Phing helped with mailing the bulletin to theAwards Committee and those on our mailing list. The clubis happy to report that it won an award for its bulletinalthough it had to share the award with RC Cheras.Congratulations to the team and a pat on the back to us.

ROTARY INFORMATION

The club continued with the practice of having a "TwoMinute Rotary Information" at every meeting. This isworked into our weekly roster. A section of "RotaryInformation" also appears in our weekly bulletin. A new Q& A Rotary Information was introduced to help newmembers improve their knowledge by getting them to askquestions about things that they do not know. This wasintroduced at one of the regular meetings.

10 October (Rtn Doris Chang)Having a Hobby

17 October (Rtn Omar Shaari)Vocational Talk- Ad ve rt i s i n g

24 Oc t o b e r (June Te h )Vi rtue Within a Fa m i l y

7 November (Mr Jakkrit Sr i vali- Joint Me e t i n g)Re volution and Evo l u t i o n

14 Nove m b e r ( Dr Ma ry Ca rd o s a )Pain Management

21 November (Dr Abdul Aziz )Nutrition & Wellness - Part I

19 December (Rtn Koh Lee Meng)Journey to the Lost World

3 January (PP Khoo Swee Keng )Growing Papayas and Mangoes

16 January (Dr Abdul Aziz)Nutrition & Wellness - Part II

23 January (Encik Hadi Abdullah)Case St u d y

13 February (Mr Jeyaraman)Me m o ry En h a n c e m e n t

27 February (Rtn Dr YS Choong )Ap p raisal of Chinese Po rc e l a i n

13 March (HE Tran Trong To a n ,Ambassador of the Socialist Rep.Of Vietnam )Understanding Vietnam

20 Ma rc h (Wrio Russel )The Reiki Wa y

27 Ma rc h (PP Kong Voon Sin)Hypertension Club

3 Ap ri l (PP Steven Khoo)Environmental Protection

10 April (Ms Ranjit Kaur)Travel to Pakistan, Morroco & Turkey

17 April (Rtn Chow Chee Phing)Vocational Talk

24 April (Mr Ma h a d e va n )How to Score As

8 May (Rtn AS Pe t e r )Classification Ta l k

22 Ma y (Dr Pe g gy Wo n g )Journey to Your Inner Self

29 Ma y (Rtn Mutsuko Itohara )Experiences of a Former YouthExchange Student

4 July (Datuk Robert Phang )Sharing the Solutions/Difficulties in Fund-Rasing

18 July (Mr Anthony Dass)Economic Outlook 2002/03

1 August (Dato Jimmy Lim)Membership Development

8 August (Rtn Koh Lee Meng)Aerial Photography in Sabah

22 August (Ms Theresa Teng)Improving Business Planning in Malaysia

29 August (Tan Sri Dato' Augustine Ong)Health & Nu t ri t i o n

5 Se p t e m b e r (Ms Judith Koh)Rape in Malays i a

12 September (Rtn Benjamin Quinones)Project Launch

19 September (Ms Lim Siu Ching)Sexual Ha r rassment at Wo rk p l a c e

26 September (Mr Ulrich Schiaefli)Switzerland & UN - long time engaged,now finally married

3 October (Nelson Ng )Save CALL card

GUEST SPE A K E R Sf rom July 2002 to June 2003

Vocational Service ReportReport by President Peggy Lee, on behalf of Vocational Service Director, Rtn Omar Shaari

• To determine appropriate approaches for equippingthe youth from poor /single-parent households withbusiness management skills in order to enable them tohelp their households establish and/or operate home-based income-generating enterprises.

• To ascertain modalities for helping the youth ofpoor/single-parent households build up their ownsupport group on which they could turn to for moralsupport, counseling and guidance services.

The project's plan of action is as follows:-

First is the skills development training of the youth. Ayouth skills training workshop will be established by theRotary Club of Kelana Jaya (RCKJ) in collaboration with itsPartner Organizations for this project namely (a) YayasanStrategik Sosial (YSS) and (b) a private computer companywho supplied the educational tool for equipping the youthon ICT.

Second is the Youth Support Group. As they are beingtrained, the youth-trainees will be encouraged to build

Vocational Service,the Second Avenue of Service in Rotary is the way Rotary fosters the application of theideal of service in the pursuit of all vocations. Inherent in Vocational Service ideals are:-

• Adherent to, and promotion of, the highest ethical standards, in all occupations, including faithfulness and fidelity toemployers, employees, and associates, fair treatment of them and competitors, the public and all those with whomone has any business or professional relationships;

• The recognition of the worthiness to society of all useful occupations, not just one's own or those which are pursuedby Rotarians;

• The contribution of one's vocational talents to the problems and needs of the society.

• Vocational Service is both the responsibilities of a Rotary Club and of its members. The role of the Club is toimplement and encourage the objectives by frequent demonstration, by application to its own actions, by exampleand by development of projects that help members contribute their vocational talents.

• The role of the members is to conduct themselves, their business, and the professions in accordance with Rotaryprinciples and to respond to projects which the Club has developed.

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on 12September 2002 between RC Kelana Jaya, Yayasan SosialStrategik (YSS) and Asian Pacific Development Centre(APDC) for this project and a cheque presentationceremony was held on-site on 23 October 2002.

The project is sited at the Sri Trengganu flats in BandarBaru Sentul. The project is directed at the youth, mostparticularly those belonging to the socially andeconomically disadvantaged such as poor householdsand single-parent households. One of the biggestproblems in the area are youth vandalism and drugaddiction. The project aims to promote productiveactivities that will attract the interest of the youth andwean them away from socially deviant activities. Theobjectives of the project are:-

• To determine the modalities for equipping poorhouseholds and / or single-parent households,particularly the youth of these households, with basicprofessional skills such as computer application inorder to improve their prospects of finding a job.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Action Research on ICT & Enterprise Skills Development Needs of Youth in Poor and Single-Parent Households


Vocational Service Report

rapport among themselves and to establish their ownSupport Group. This "Support Group" is essential fordeveloping positive "peer pressure", particularly onewhich promotes good values and practices. Workshopssessions will be structured in such a way that youthtrainees will be encouraged to exchange their experiences,the technical difficulties they encounter, and theira s p i ra t i o n s. At the end of the project, it is hoped that the tra i n e e swill continue to interact with one another and exchangeinformation on job opportunities or business possibilities.

Third is the participation of RCKJ members in theinteraction with the youth trainees. RCKJ members will beinvolved in the training sessions as resource speakers.Each RCKJ member who will be involved in the project willshare his/her own experience in managing a business or inmanaging relating to other people.

Fourth is the transfer of knowledge and skills from thetrained youth to other youth in the project. The trainedyouth will serve as instructors or tutors for subsequentyouth trainees in the future, thus ensuring the ‘multipliereffect’ of the project.

The women are also being trained to help others in theareas of health and nutrition and also legal andother issues.

Mock Interview for SMK Kelana Jaya

The club conducted a "Mock Interview" session for the Interactors of SMKKelana Jaya on Saturday, 23 October 2002. The number of Interactors whoattended are about 30. The session began at 9.00 am and was completed byabout 12.30 pm

The interview was conducted in two stages. First, the interviewers were pairedoff into 6 pairs. Each of the students was interviewed by a pair and on theaverage each of the pair of interviewers went through 5 students each. At theend of the first stage, 3 students were selected for the second round ofinterview. The posts offered were Sales Assistants, Flight Steward/Stewardessand Administrative Assistants. Surprisingly the most popular posts was that ofSales Assistants.

At the second stage, a panel of 4 Rotarians interviewed the 3 studentsindividually on stage. The Rotarians took turns to be members of the panel sothat the students were not interviewed by the same Rotarians.

PP Roland Low as the coordinator gave an overview of the session andelaborated on the good and bad points observed. He also gave them tips forattending their own interviews in the future.

The Rotarians who participated were President Peggy, PP Khoo, Swee Keng, PPRoland Low, PP K W Wong, PP Lim Ho Pheng, Rtn Manfred Faehndrich, RtnMutsuko Itohara, Rtn Josephine Pang, Rtn AS Peter, Rtn Omar Shaari, RtnJessica Foo, Rtn Tina Yeung and PE Lynn Abdullah. The club's Youth Exchangestudent Miki Kawamura was also present.

This is a joint project with the Service to New Generations Committee. Thisproject won an award under "New Generations". This project won an award forBest Project under "Service to New Generations Committee".

At the end of the project, a closing dialogue was heldbetween RC Kelana Jaya, YSS and the participants to getfeedback and response. This took place at 19 March 2003at the Sri Trengganu Flats. Overall there was verypositive feedback.

A policy dialogue was also organized on 1 April 2003 at theAPDC where representatives from the government andN G Os we re invited to study the feasibility of having more o fsuch projects in future for other underprivileged communities.

This project won an award for the club under Vocational Se rv i c e.

VOCATIONAL AWARENESS

Classification Talk

Three of our members gave us a talk on their Vocation.First was Rtn Omar Shaari, our Vocational Service Directorwho gave a classification talk on 17 October 2002 on hiswork in the field of advertising. It was a very interestingmultimedia presentation.

Next was Rtn Chow Chee Phing, our Honorary Treasurerwho talked to us about his work as a Chartered Surveyor.His talk was on 17 April 2003. He gave us a lot of facts abouthis profession, most of which are not known to us.

The third member to talk to us about his vocation was RtnAS Peter who is from the airline industry. Rtn Peter isactually from the aircraft maintenance side so he kept histalk very light and conducted more as a Q & A session. Thisis because his work is of a technical nature and it would beboring to us who are not technically inclined.

Case Study

RC Kelana Jaya organized a "Case Study" sessionconducted by Encik S Hadi Abdullah from the MalaysianInstitute of Management on 23 January 2003. A case wasput forth where an employee of a multi-national companywas asked to increase the amount of his tender so that itcovers the cost of a bribe. The employee was alsothreatened with bodily harm should he refuse and divulgethe actual situation. A discussion then ensued on how bestto deal with this action, i.e. whether to accept the bribe ornot to accept the bribe and how go get out of the situationwithout dire consequence.

The audience was divided on the plan of action to be takewith about half of them going for the bribe and the otherhalf refusing it.

Vocational Service Report

VOCATIONAL AWARDS

The club awarded its Vocational Award to two recipients,Tuan Hj Ahmad b Husin and Tuan Hj Ayeob b Ismail fromLembaga Getah Malaysia. Both of them are working asHospital Assistants at the Experimental Station in Sg.Buloh. They were recognized for their contribution inhelping the club during its Hepatitis-B immunizationcampaign for the children of the Tamil school at itsresearch station in Sg.Buloh. At this exercise, about 300students were vaccinated in three doses. They were eachgiven a plaque and a Bank Simpanan Savings voucherworth RM300.00 each. This took place on 30 October 2002.

Community Service ReportReport by Rtn Josephine Pang, Community Service Director

Human Development

Health-Check Projects

On 28 July 2002, the club conducted a blood glucosescreening and high blood pressure check at Pure LifeCentre. This was one of many events held tocommemorate National Health Week. About 92 peoplewere screened, out of which 30 people donated blood. Theclub would like to thank Rtn Dr Hari, Rtn Shanti, Rtn LaiKam Beng, Rtn Siti Hajar, PP Khoo Swee Keng, RtnThillainathan with his Ann Indra and Rtn Chow CheePhing. There was also a jumble sale and vegetarian foodwas served.

Children

Just before Chinese New Year, the club was called upon tocollect some mandarin oranges and cookies from the KingGeorge V Jubilee Home for old folks to be redistributed toother homes. This is because the home was overwhelmedwith these goodies which they were not able to consume.The club then went to three orphanages namely PusatKanak-Kanak Wawasan, Rumah Anbu Illam and RumahBakti to distribute these items.

On 16 February 2003, the club visited the Pusat Kanak-Kanak Wawasan at Pandah Indah. This is a small homewith about 26 children and 13 elderly residents. Some ofthe children and elderly residents are mentally retarded.The home is privately funded. The club then distributedangpows (some sponsored and some personal) to theresidents of the home. They were also given a medicalcheck-up by Rtn Dr Hari. The members also brought somerecyclable items for their recycling sale (one of their meansof earning income). The Rotarians who attended are IPPKC Chu, her spouse Looi and daughter Dyit Hwa, RtnThillainathan and his Ann Indra, AG PP Lee Seng Tong,Rtn Chow Chee Phing and his Ann May Wah, RtnJosephine Pang, her spouse Chung and daughter Beatrice.As usual Rtn Ann Indra helped with the blood pressurecheck. The members later adjourned for a hearty breakfastaround the area.

The Elderly

The club conducted blood glucose screening and highblood pressure test for senior citizens of Jalan Carey on 22February 2003. This is an annual exercise for the club andthis year they screened about 52 people. The majority ofthe elderly screened were found to be healthy with a fewfound to be suffering from diabetes and hypertension.There was also a talk by a medical doctor on diabetes andheart disease. This took place early in the morning, as theyneeded to fast for the blood glucose test. Rtn Dr HariYanasakaran led the team together with his Ann RtnShanti, Rtn Thillainathan and his Ann Indra, Rtn ChowChee Phing and PP Khoo Swee Keng.

Community Development

Free Outpatient Clinic

The Free Outpatient Clinic is the club's long-standingproject. It was launched on 18 October 1994 and has beenin operation since. It is run on a two-year agreement withits sponsor, Pan Malaysian Pools (M) Sdn. Bhd. It providesfree medical treatment to the squatter community ofKampong Baiduri in Section 51A, Petaling Jaya and itssurrounding areas. The doctor in attendance is our ownmember, Rtn Dr Hari Yanasakaran and his Ann, Rtn Shantiwho is also a member of the club. They are in turn assistedby four volunteers from the community.

On 1 November 2002, the clinic celebrated its eighthanniversary with a satay party and invited guests. It wasalso a Deepavali celebration. District Governor DrLakshamanan was present together with other visiting

Sponsor-A-Wheelchair

The club also participated in RC Kuala Lumpur diRaja's"Sponsor a Wheelchair" project and have ordered 10wheelchairs to be given out to deserving cases and toelderly residents of homes who need it. No date has beengiven as RCKJ is waiting for the second shipment to arrive.

Beijing Opera Fund Raising Event

Launch of fund raising event to be held on 2 May at IstanaBudaya. Show will be the Beijing Opera from Chinafeaturing Mr Ghafar Tawas (an Azerbaijan immigrant fromUK) who will be performing as the Monkey God and alsoan excerpt from Lady White Snake.

This Event was later canceled due to the SARS outbreak.

As part of the club's environmental project, RCKJ willpurchase papaya seeds and some vegetable seeds to bepresented to Montfort Boys Town as they have a 10 acref a rm Sp o n s o red garbage bags will also be presented to them.


Rotarians from RC Cheras and RC Port Klang. There wasalso good participation from members and their families.

Rtn Cary Silver, Executive Editor of The Rotarian magazinepaid a short visit to the Free Outpatient Clinic while shewas here attending the Presidential Conference. She washere to visit all the major projects in District 3300 andmaybe feature it in the magazine. She was brought to theclinic byIPDG Dr Low Teong and Ann Jackie after whichthe club treated her to a dinner.

Counseling Room Project

Following the club's project last Rotary year to provide aMultimedia Room for Ward KK3 of Institut Pediatrik atHospital Kuala Lumpur, the club was called upon toprovide a counseling room for the same children's cancerward. This is because at present they have no such facilityand counseling has to be done in either the doctor's ornurses room. This counseling refers to the time when theparents are first told of their child's condition. As thehospital has run out of space for this purpose, it wassuggested then that a cabin should serve the purpose.

On 20th January 2003, the club ordered a 20 ft cabin forthis purpose with funding by various local sponsors and aUS$2,000 donation from our sister club, RC Taipei Bak Haiin Taiwan. The company from which we ordered the cabinalso gave us a RM3,000 donation. It was scheduled to bedelivered either late February or early March. The cabinwas finally delivered on 12 March 2003.

One of the main local sponsors was Puan Sri Mei Chin, thewidow of the late Tan Sri Dato James Peter Chin. She gavethe club RM5,000 with the condition that we name theCounseling Room in memory of her late husband. Tan SriDato James Peter Chin was a very prominent Rotarian andbefore his death, rose to the post of Rotary InternationalDirector, a first for someone from this part of the world.

An official handing over ceremony was planned and TanSri Dato Lee Lam Thye, Chairman of the Visitors Board ofHospital Kuala Lumpur was called upon to officiate at theevent. A computer was also presented to the ward,courtesy of Datuk Robert Phang from the Social ActionInitiative Foundation.

A bag of goodies was also prepared for each and everychild of the ward.

Community Service Report


‘Sponsor-A-Wheelchair’ Project

The club participated in RC Kuala Lumpur diRaja ’s‘Sponsor-A-Wheelchair’ project. A total of 10wheelchairs were sponsored and donated by membersand the public.

The deserving homes were:• 2 units for 2 mentally and physically

handicapped residents of Pusat Kanak-KanakWawasan in Pandan Indah

• 1 unit for a 80 year old lady fromShah Alam

• 1 unit for a 39 year old man who is paralysedfrom the waist down

• 1 unit for a boy from the Spastic Centre

• 4 units for 4 residents of the Good ShepherdHome in Segamat, Johor

• 1 unit for a disabled man from a disabledtraining centre

International Service ReportReport by Rtn Benjamin Quinones, International Service Director

World Understanding and Peace

World Understanding Night

To commemorate World Understanding Month, anInternational Nite with the theme Japan Night was be heldat Bukit Kiara Resort Bhd on 20 February 2003 (the actualday being 23 February 2003). This event was quite uniquebecause it involved the participation of Rotarians, RotaryAnns and our Youth Exchange Student and the children ofRotarians. The Rotarian is Rtn Mutsuko Itohara, RotaryAnn Yuriko (Ann of PP Leslie Yeap and his children Mikaand Miho) and Miki and Mayuka, Youth Exchangestudents. PE Lynn's daughter, Nur who was our OutboundYouth Exchange Student also participated with her sister,Nisa. Together they drew up a wonderful programme.

First there was an origami demonstration by Miki andMayuka in which everybody participated. Everybodylearnt how to fold a "crane".

Then there was a sketch by Rtn Mutsuko, Rotary AnnYuriko and all the children about what a Youth Exchangestudent in Japan would be exposed to in the school and inthe typical Japanese home. It was a very humorouspresentation as they presented the normal Japanesemannerism and expressions.

Everybody present had a chance to taste some typicalJapanese food prepared freshly on the spot, namely freshsalmon and "maki". Members were also randomlyselected and asked to guess the nature of some strangeJapanese delicacies, for e.g. fermented soy beans!!

Other International Collaborations

The Rotary Foundation

The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to supportthe efforts of Rotary International to achieve worldunderstanding and peace through international humanitari a n ,educational and cultural exchange programs.

Matching Grant

In line with the call to promote and assist all the clubs inthe district to have at least one matched or sister club andparticipate in matched activities, the club became theinternational co-sponsor for a matching grant project withits sister club, the Rotary Club of Taipei Bak Hai in Taiwan.This is a project to help provide job training for youthsaffected by the 1999 earthquake in Nantou County,Taiwan. The matching grant which has been given thenumber 23244 has been approved and is scheduled tocommence in May 2003.

Polioplus

The club made its annual commitment to the Polioplusprogramme by sending US$100.00 to the RotaryFoundation.

Group Study Exchange

Although the club did not sponsor any candidates for theGroup Study Exchange team this year, it participated in theInter-City Meeting to meet the incoming GSE teammembers from District 9560, Tennessee, USA held at theShah Alam Club organized by clubs from Group 5.


Paul Harris Fellows & Rotary FoundationSustaining Members

Due to the unhealthy economic situation there are no PaulHarris Fellows this year. Instead, the following Rotarianscontinued with their annual contribution of US$100 each.They are:-

• Peter, A S • Abdullah, Lynn• Lai, Kam Beng • Itohara, Mutsuko • Tan, Sally • Lee, Peggy• Yanasakaran, Shanti • Yanasakaran, Dr Hari

Besides this few, PP Roland Low and PP Leslie Yeap alsocontributed US$100 towards their second levelPaul Harris Fellow.

Youth Exchange Programme

For the first time in many years, the club participated inthe Youth Exchange Programme. The club's InboundYouth Exchange Student, Ms Miki Kawamura who issponsored by RC Tokyo Inagi from District 2760, Japanarrived on 25 July 2002. Her first host family is Rtn LynnAbdullah and family. Her other host families are PP LeslieYeap, Rtn Benjamin Quinones, PP Wong Kean Wai, RtnMutsuko Itohara and finally PP Roland Low.

The club's Outbound Youth Exchange Student, Ms NurHidayah Zakuan returned to Malaysia from Tokyo, Japanin January 2003 after being there for a year.While there shewas sponsored by the Rotary Club of Tokyo Josai fromDistrict 2760.

The club hosted a dinner for the Chairman of the YouthExchange Committee of District 2760 in Tokyo, MrTomizawa and the President and International ServiceDirector of the Rotary Club of Tokyo Shinagawa. Afterdinner, the club also treated them to a karaoke session inBangsar.

PP Khoo Swee Keng organized a trip to his fruit orchard, afish and duck farm for the two Japanese Youth E xchangestudents, Miki Kawamura and Mayuka Sato, who is hostedby the Rotary Club of USJ. They were accompanied by RtnMutsuko Itohara and her Taiwanese colleague and RtnBenjamin Quinones who brought his Ann Olga and somefriends from the Embassy of Philippines.

The club also hosted a dinner for the mother andgrandfather of our Youth Exchange Student, Miki at apopular Japanese restaurant at Midvalley Megamall.

Sister Clubs

It was a happy occasion for the club for their two sisterclubs, the Rotary Club of Taipei Bak Hai from District 3480and the Rotary Club of Tebrau from District 3310 couldattend the Installation Dinner.

President Stanley Lin and IPP Ted Fu led a delegation ofabout 20 members and their Rotary Anns to pay us a visit.Their visit was to attend our 12th Installation Dinner.During the Installation Dinner, the Taiwanese made agenerous gift offering of US$500.00.

A round of golf and a Bak Kut Teh breakfast was arrangedthe next day. After breakfast, the Taiwanese paid a visit toour Free Outpatient Clinic at Kampung Baiduri.

The Presidential Conference for Peace and Developmentwas held at the Rennaissance Hotel, Kuala Lumpur from 9-11 August 2002 where RC Kelana Jaya was put in charge ofthe Friendship Corner. Due to the fact that the PresidentialConference was held in Malaysia this year, the club wasable to make contact with their sister club from Thailand,the Rotary Club of Bangrak from District 3350. A lunchwas arranged at the Saloma Theatre & Restaurant to meetup with President Wichata Trakarnchatree his membersaccompanied by their Rotary Anns. As usual, there was anexchange of gifts.

The club together with the other members of Group 6jointly organized the Inter-City Meeting for RI PresidentBichai Rattakul which was also held at the RennaissanceHotel on 12 August 2002.

An appreciation dinner was held on 28 September 2002 forthose Rotarians who helped in the organization of thePresidential Conference.

International Service Report


Service To New GenerationsReport by Rtn AS Peter, Service to New Generations Director

It is the responsibility of each Rotarian to prepare the New Generations of young people up to the age of 30by improving their skills to ensure a better future, while recognizing the diversity of their needs. All clubs anddistrict are encouraged to undertake projects that support the fundamental needs of the New Generations:health, human values, education, self development.

Interact Seminar at Catholic High School organised byRC Petaling Jaya• Sponsored 3 Interactors from SMK Kelana Jaya• 2 Interactors from SM Sri Inai attended

34th District Interact Conference

The 34th District Interact Conference held at theGoldcourse Hotel, Klang was a huge success. Organised byRC Pudu, over 830 Interactors registered for the event heldfrom 7 - 9 September 2002. The Conference with a theme"Interact Towards Nation Building" was officially launchedby Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, YB Datuk Ong TeeKeat. RC Kelana Jaya sponsored two interactors from SMKelana Jaya.

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards 2002

The 2002 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)organized by the Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway was heldbetween 19 and 22 December 2002 at Maktab KerjasamaMalaysia, Petaling Jaya. The Honourable Deputy Ministerof Youth and Sports, Datuk Ong Tee Kiat officiated thefunction. RC Kelana Jaya on their part sponsored twocandidates from Montfort Boys Town for the training. Forthe first time since this event was started, the number ofparticipants exceeded one hundred. Fifty-eight out ofsixty-one clubs were represented. There were also anumber of international participants from China, Koreaand Oman.

Anti-Dengue Campaign

Clubs from Group 6 jointly organized an Anti-DengueCampaign which was launched on 12 April 2003 at SM USJ13. The event was officiated by YB Dato Lee Hwa Beng,State Assemblyman for Subang Jaya. Representatives fromthe Interact Clubs from five of the six clubs in Group 6 werepresent to receive the banners, posters and car stickers fordistribution to their respective schools. The printing ofthese items were sponsored by Rentokil Initial, a leadingpest control company. Packets of abate were alsodistributed freely at the function. Rentokil Initial alsod e m o n s t rated fogging for the benefit of the students pre s e n t .


The Year In Review 2002-03

July 2002

• Twelfth Installation Dinner

• Installation Dinner attended by sister club,RC Bak Hai from Taiwan and a gift of US$500

• Installation Dinner attended by sister club ,RC Tebrau from District 3310 with a gift of25 umbrellas

• Breakfast with members of RC Bak Haifollowed by a visit to our Free OutpatientClinic

• Official Visit of the District Governor

• First Club Assembly

• Induction of Rtn Tina Yeung under theclassification Tertiary Education -Management to be placed underVocational Service

• Arrival of Inbound Youth Exchange Studentfrom Japan - Ms Miki Kawamura

• Conducted blood glucose screening andhigh blood pressure check for about 90patients at the Pure Life Society

November 2002

• Clinic Anniversary and Deepavali celebrationheld at Free Outpatient Clinic

• Joint Meeting with RC Bkt Kiara Sunrise andRC Sri Hartamas

• Annual General Meeting

December 2002

• Inter-City Meeting to meet incoming GSEteam members from Tennessee, USA

• Seven Rotarians from RC Kelana Jaya attendedthe Joint District Conference at GentingHighlands. Held in First World Hotel, GentingHighlands from 13-15 December 2002

• Sponsored two candidates from Montfort BoysTown to Rotary Youth Leadership Award heldat Maktab Kerjasama Malaysia on19 Dec 2002

• Hari Raya cum Christmas celebration

• RC Kelana Jaya hosted a dinner for PDGReginald Loo and Ann Margaret fromRC Gaborone, South Africa

• Visit of Youth Exchange Chairman from Tokyo,Mr Tomizawa accompanied by President fromRC Tokyo Inagi and the InternationalService Director

March 2003

• Third Club Assembly

• Closing Dialogue with residents of SriTrengganu Flats on completion of ICTTraining project to garner feedback forfuture projects

• Talk given by HE Tran Trong Toan, HEAmbassador of the Republic of Vietnam onUnderstanding Vietnam

• Delivery of cabin to Institut Pediatrik, HospitalKuala Lumpur to be used as a CounselingRoom for Ward KK3

• Participated as international co-sponsor for matching grant with RC Taipei Bak Hai

April 2003

• Policy Dialogue with various officials from thepublic sector and other NGOs on possibility ofhaving ICT projects in various locations and toforward such project to Japan Foundation forfunding

• Classification Talk by Rtn Chow Chee Phing

• Handing over Ceremony of Counseling Roomto Ward KK3, Institut Pediatrik, Hospital KualaLumpur officiated by Tan Sri Dato' Lee LamThye

• Launch of Anti-Dengue Campaign jointlyorganized with other clubs of Group 6 atSM USJ 13 on 12 April 2003

• Eight Rotarians from RC Kelana Jaya attendedthe 69th District Assembly held at ConcordeHotel, Shah Alam from 18-19 April 2003

• Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya won three awards* 1 award for ICT Project under Vocational

Service* 1 award for Mock Interview under New

Generations* Shared an award with RC Cheras for best

bulletin

• PP Khoo organized a trip to the farm for YouthExchange Students Miki and Mayuka, Rtn Itoand friends and Rtn Benjamin Quinones andsome friends from the Philippines Embassy

January 2003

• Eleventh Club Anniversary celebrationheld at Bankers Club

• Induction of Rtn Emily Chin under theclassification Government - TranslatingService

• Three Rotarians from RCKJ attended theAvoidable Blindness Conference held inRennaissance Hotel from 18-19 Jan 2003

• Case Study conducted by Encik S HadiAbdullah from the Malaysian Instituteof Management

• Sponsored ten wheelchairs for the needy

February 2003

• Chinese New Year Fellowship held at PerdanaRoom, Bukit Kiara Resort

• To commemorate World UnderstandingMonth, RCKJ organized Japan Nite

• Distribution of oranges and cookies to threeorphanages collected from King George VJubilee Old Folk's Home

• Medical check-up and distribution ofangpows at Pusat Kanak-Kanak Wawasan inPandan Indah

• Annual blood glucose screening and highblood pressure check for senior citizens ofJalan Carey

• PE Lynn attended Pre-Pets II held inGoldcourse Hotel, Klang

May 2003

• Cancellation of proposed trip to Taiwan tovisit our sister club, RC Taipei Bak Hai dueto SARS

• Postponement of our Charity Premierperformance of the Beijing Opera at IstanaBudaya to following year due to SARS

• Classification Talk by Rtn AS Peter

• Visit of mother and grandfather of our Youth Exchange Student from Japan, Miki Kawamura

• Hosted a dinner for Miki's family at a JapaneseRestaurant in Midvalley Megamall

• Handed over mango trees and garbage bagsto Montfort Boys Town as RCKJ'sEnvironmental Awareness Project

June 2003

• Annual Hand-over Dinner from PresidentPeggy to President-Elect Lynn held atChinoz Restaurant, Bangsar.

August 2002

• Membership Development Night wherethe speaker was District MembershipDevelopment Chairman, Dato Jimmy Lim

• Interact Seminar at Catholic High Schoolorganised by RC Petaling Jaya˙ Sponsored 3 Interactors from

SMK Kelana Jaya˙ 2 Interactors from SM Sri Inai attended

• Presidential Conference for Peace &Development held at the Renaissance Hotel˙ RC Kelana Jaya was in charge of

Friendship Corner

• Lunch with sister club from Thailand, RC Bangrak at Saloma Theatre & Restaurant

• Inter-City Meeting with RI President BichaiRattakul˙ Co-sponsored with clubs from Group 6

• Visit of Rtn Cary Silver, Executive Editor ofThe Rotarian magazine to our FreeOutpatient Clinic

• Donation of computer to our clinic by ourHonorary Member,Datuk Robert Phang

• Installation of the Interact Club ofSMK Kelana Jaya

• Installation of the Interact Club of SM Sri Inai

September 2002

• Interact Conference at Goldcourse Hotel,Klang˙ Sponsored 2 Interactors from

SMK Kelana Jaya

• Memorandum Of Understanding signedbetween RC Kelana Jaya,Yayasan StrategicSosial and Asian Pacific Development Centrefor ICT Training for Underprivileged Youthat Sri Terengganu Flats

• Talk by Counsellor of Swiss Embassy,Mr. Ulrich Schiaefli

• Presidential Conference Appreciation Dinner

October 2002• Classification Talk by Rtn Omar Shaari

• Several Rotarians from RC Kelana Jayaparticipated in the annual ShootingCompetition organized by the Swiss Club

• Mock cheque presentation of project fundedby Japan Foundation at Sri Trengganu Flats

• Mock Interview at SMK Kelana Jaya

• Presentation of Vocational Awards to twohospital assistants from Lembaga GetahMalaysia, Sg Buloh

• Second Club Assembly

Acknowledgements

The members of the Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya wish to record their thanks and gratitude to everyone whohas contributed to the success of tonight’s 13th Installation and fund raising dinner. Special thanks are inorder for those whose generosity in the form of paid advertisements and donation of prizes have helped toraise funds for the service projects of the club.

Prize / Door Gifts & Other Contributors

ABBOTT LABORATORIES (M) SDN BHD

PRESIDENT LYNN ABDULLAH

AIRASIA SDN BHD

PAT CHEONG

STAFF OF CROWN PRINCESS

LT HONG ENGINEERING WORKS SDN BHD

INNER WHEEL OF KUALA LUMPUR

RTN KOH LEE MENG

AG STEVEN KHOO

RTN NANCY KONG

MEGA HERBS & FOOD TRADING

NUR HIDAYA DATO ZAKUAN

DATIN MAYLENE ONG

PP EDWARD PON

RTN BENJAMIN QUINONES

SANFORD STATIONERY PRODUCTS (M) SDN BHD

SCHMIDT BIOMEDTEC SDN BHD

SHRIRO PAPER (M) SDN BHD

STUDENTS FROM CHINA

PP ESTHER TAN

RTN SALLY TAN

WICKED PITCHES

PP K W WONG

WONG WENG THIM

WINGTAT PACKAGING SDN BHD

PP LESLIE YEAP

Advertisers

AMALGAMATED FORWARDER SDN BHD

BUKIT KIARA RESORT BHD

BP MALAYSIA SDN BHD

CENTURY FEISTA SDN BHD

ERIC WONG

FARMASI TAN

FOCUS PRINT SDN BHD

FUJI HARDWARE

KOLEJ INTEC

JADE TEAM HOLDING SDN BHD

JURUKUR TEMPATAN SDN BHD

JURUKUR ESA SDN BHD

KALA ENTERPRISE

LEH CONSTRUCTION SDN BHD

LUM BROTHERS ENGINEERING SDN BHD

MALAYAN PHARMACEUTICAL

MANFRED J FAEHNDRICH CONSULTING

MEISER FAR EAST SDN BHD

MOTTERY TRADING

NCK CERAMIC MARKETING SDN BHD

O’CONNOR’S TRADING SDN BHD

OKM VALVE (M) SDN BHD

PAN MALAYSIA POOLS SDN BHD

POLAR SPORT SDN BHD

QTC ENTERPRISE

SSB MUTUAL BERHAD

SWISS-MALAYSIAN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

TLWH (M) SDN BHD

TOZEN (M) SDN BHD

TRANSMILE GROUP BERHAD

RESILIENT TRADING SDN BHDRESILIENT MARKETING SDN BHD

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