On the 6th Oct 2009, we had inducted a new member, Jason Ho right after our regular meeting. Welcome to our club. Shall we call you J2... hahahaha~
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Fellowship cum bday babies celebration
On the 29th August 2009, we had our another quarter of birthday babies celebration at 7pm, Pizza Hut, Lintas. A nice fellowship to our members too.
RC Likas Bay Anniversary Dinner
On the 23rd August 2009, we attended Rotary Club of Likas Bay anniversary dinner at Shangrila's Tanjung Aru Beach Hotel, STAR. The Rotary Club of Luchou also attended to the anniversary night.
Fellowship
The 4th quarter (Apr-June) of birthday babies celebration was held on 23th May 2009 at Four Season Steamboat Restaurant. Nice steamboat we had. Thanks for all of ur participations.
Final regular/Handover meeting
On 16th June 2009, we had our final regular cum handover meeting held at Jesselton Hotel.The meeting was a successful one which attended by our members, Pres. Wong, NGD Gwendolen, Rtn. Juliana and some guests.Congratulations to Pres. Nicholas Lo and his new team BOD.
Birthday Babies Celebration
January - March 2009 Birthday Babies Celebration at Fukurou Japanese Restaurant. It's our 3rd birthday babies celebration and we had a merry celebration at Fukurou Japanese Restaurant. Our birthday babies are Rtr Yap Vun Fui and Rtr Diana Goh.
Reported by,
President Esther
Joint Project with RAC NUS
The Rotaract Club of Likas Bay led by President Esther Chong, organized a 9-day joint project together with Rotaract Club of National University of Singapore (NUS) led by their organizing chairperson, Chan Yin Tat recently.
There were 16 Rotaractors from NUS participated in this joint project. The aim of this joint project is to assist our community and to understand Sabah’s culture and its magnificent nature more in-depth.
Members of Rotaract Club of Likas Bay have warmly welcomed NUS Rotaractors’ arrival via Terminal 2. The following day, Rotaract Club of NUS visited three of the five islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, namely Pulau Manukan, Pulau Sapi and Pulau Mamutik for its eminent crystal clear waters and beautiful corals . According to their chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, it was a breathtaking experience that they would definitely visit Kota Kinabalu for another round.
On day-3, the Rotaractors headed to Sabah Tea Garden at Ranau. With its sprawling tea plantation surrounded by pristine rainforests, a mere 2-hour drive from Kota Kinabalu, the Rotaractors from both Clubs get to experience local communities’ olden days living style by staying at traditional long house with variety of recreational activities, which is a course on basic jungle survival skills, obstacle-crossing in the Sapaon Recreational Area, embarking on a night walk to check out the unique insect life, and also a tea factory and plantation tour.
On day-4, the Rotaractors fancy something more unique than an average spa and stop by Kampung Luanti, Ranau for a fish massaging session before head off for a home-stay program. This fish massage ‘spa’ at “TAGAL”, Sg. Moroli, Ranau is managed by the Kampung Luanti JKK. In the Local Kadazandusun dialect, ‘tagal’ means ‘no fishing’, and the main purpose of the ‘tagal’ is to preserve the environment as well as the ecosystem to benefit the future generation. ‘Ikan Pelian’ or Malaysian Masheer comes from the family of Cyprinidae. These fishes are specifically trained by the villagers to perform the healing massage activities. President Esther noted that “The fish were bigger than we have expected yet the clean and refreshing river is undoubtedly a selling point for Sabah Tourism industry”.
The Singapore Rotaractors stayed for a night at Hot Spring Homestay located in Nampasan Village which has given an opportunity for them to get know more about local people culture and tradition as well as to meet local people closely. And the activities consist of testing local cuisine, trying out traditional dance, familiarizing the local music, learning the daily life activities. These foreign Rotaractors stayed with the warm and friendly hospitality Dusun family, the biggest ethnic in Sabah. A visit to Kinabalu Park will never be perfect without swinging by Poring Hot Springs. They have also taken the opportunity to de-stress and soak away the sores and aches of muscles in the spring’s hot sulphuric minerals, deemed to have healing properties and very popular among the locals.
On day-5, NUS Rotaractors took up the challenge of climbing the spectacular Mount Kinabalu. Climbing Mt. Kinabalu is a different experience for each person, but what makes most people succeed above all, is perseverance. The group had conquered up to Sayat-Sayat and forced to turn back due to heavy downpour, their organizing chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, stated that they will definitely arrange another trip to Sabah for this Mount Kinabalu Climbing’s challenge.
On day-7, the Rotarators have a brief fellowship with Rotaract Club of Institut Sinaran and Rotaract Club of Kota Kinabalu at a local seafood restaurant. With the major seafood suppliers in Kota Kinabalu, restaurant owners have made use of this opportunity to set up many seafood restaurants in the past decades. Today it is not surprised that seafood is one of the most popular food in Kota Kinabalu. One of the beauties of having seafood in Kota Kinabalu is that the freshness is ensured. The organizing chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, added that, “there is a saying that visiting Kota Kinabalu is not complete without tasting its wonderful seafood.”
On day-8, these young adults obtained the support from Hospital Likas, led by Sister Maureen, to have a pre-Christmas celebration with Thallasemia Children from 10am to 3pm. Thallasemia is a group of inherited diseases of the blood that affects synthesis of hemoglobin (molecules found in our red blood cells that are necessary for transporting oxygen troughout the body), resulting in anemia. The purpose of this project is to create hope and to convey message to these under-privileged children that the society cares about them. Most importantly, they have to cherish their lives and thus, the Rotaractors were there to create such hope. A line up of games and Christmas caroling session were provided during this visit.
Other than services, food and Christmas gifts were also distributed to all Thallasemic children during that day. Each Thallasemic kid receives a KFC lunch box, Vico Drinks & a nicely packed gift sponsored by Rotaract Club of Likas Bay and Rotaract Club of National University Singapore. The gifts were very well-thought in accordance to their age group to ensure that they are useful and educational. The President of Rotaract Club of Likas Bay, Esther Chong expressed her sincere thanks to KK Toy Sdn Bhd, Ming Kiang Stationery, Alliance C & F, Vico and KFC Sdn Bhd for making the event more meaningful and success.
Other than KFC’s lunch box, their popular chicken mascot was also present to cheer up children especially to those who were having blood transfusion that day. President Esther also added that, “Our Club will exercise more blood donation campaign in the near future as we found out that these children are always shortage of blood supply after the visit.” She also urged the society to volunteer themselves as a regular blood donor to save more lives.
Day-9 witnessed the departure of the members of Rotaract Club of National University of Singapore (NUS), both clubs, Likas Bay and NUS conveyed their gratitude to both Sponsoring Club, Rotary Club of Likas Bay and Rotary Club of Singapore West for making their dreams real and to make this joint project a success and experiential.
There were 16 Rotaractors from NUS participated in this joint project. The aim of this joint project is to assist our community and to understand Sabah’s culture and its magnificent nature more in-depth.
Members of Rotaract Club of Likas Bay have warmly welcomed NUS Rotaractors’ arrival via Terminal 2. The following day, Rotaract Club of NUS visited three of the five islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, namely Pulau Manukan, Pulau Sapi and Pulau Mamutik for its eminent crystal clear waters and beautiful corals . According to their chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, it was a breathtaking experience that they would definitely visit Kota Kinabalu for another round.
On day-3, the Rotaractors headed to Sabah Tea Garden at Ranau. With its sprawling tea plantation surrounded by pristine rainforests, a mere 2-hour drive from Kota Kinabalu, the Rotaractors from both Clubs get to experience local communities’ olden days living style by staying at traditional long house with variety of recreational activities, which is a course on basic jungle survival skills, obstacle-crossing in the Sapaon Recreational Area, embarking on a night walk to check out the unique insect life, and also a tea factory and plantation tour.
On day-4, the Rotaractors fancy something more unique than an average spa and stop by Kampung Luanti, Ranau for a fish massaging session before head off for a home-stay program. This fish massage ‘spa’ at “TAGAL”, Sg. Moroli, Ranau is managed by the Kampung Luanti JKK. In the Local Kadazandusun dialect, ‘tagal’ means ‘no fishing’, and the main purpose of the ‘tagal’ is to preserve the environment as well as the ecosystem to benefit the future generation. ‘Ikan Pelian’ or Malaysian Masheer comes from the family of Cyprinidae. These fishes are specifically trained by the villagers to perform the healing massage activities. President Esther noted that “The fish were bigger than we have expected yet the clean and refreshing river is undoubtedly a selling point for Sabah Tourism industry”.
The Singapore Rotaractors stayed for a night at Hot Spring Homestay located in Nampasan Village which has given an opportunity for them to get know more about local people culture and tradition as well as to meet local people closely. And the activities consist of testing local cuisine, trying out traditional dance, familiarizing the local music, learning the daily life activities. These foreign Rotaractors stayed with the warm and friendly hospitality Dusun family, the biggest ethnic in Sabah. A visit to Kinabalu Park will never be perfect without swinging by Poring Hot Springs. They have also taken the opportunity to de-stress and soak away the sores and aches of muscles in the spring’s hot sulphuric minerals, deemed to have healing properties and very popular among the locals.
On day-5, NUS Rotaractors took up the challenge of climbing the spectacular Mount Kinabalu. Climbing Mt. Kinabalu is a different experience for each person, but what makes most people succeed above all, is perseverance. The group had conquered up to Sayat-Sayat and forced to turn back due to heavy downpour, their organizing chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, stated that they will definitely arrange another trip to Sabah for this Mount Kinabalu Climbing’s challenge.
On day-7, the Rotarators have a brief fellowship with Rotaract Club of Institut Sinaran and Rotaract Club of Kota Kinabalu at a local seafood restaurant. With the major seafood suppliers in Kota Kinabalu, restaurant owners have made use of this opportunity to set up many seafood restaurants in the past decades. Today it is not surprised that seafood is one of the most popular food in Kota Kinabalu. One of the beauties of having seafood in Kota Kinabalu is that the freshness is ensured. The organizing chairperson, Chan Yin Tat, added that, “there is a saying that visiting Kota Kinabalu is not complete without tasting its wonderful seafood.”
On day-8, these young adults obtained the support from Hospital Likas, led by Sister Maureen, to have a pre-Christmas celebration with Thallasemia Children from 10am to 3pm. Thallasemia is a group of inherited diseases of the blood that affects synthesis of hemoglobin (molecules found in our red blood cells that are necessary for transporting oxygen troughout the body), resulting in anemia. The purpose of this project is to create hope and to convey message to these under-privileged children that the society cares about them. Most importantly, they have to cherish their lives and thus, the Rotaractors were there to create such hope. A line up of games and Christmas caroling session were provided during this visit.
Other than services, food and Christmas gifts were also distributed to all Thallasemic children during that day. Each Thallasemic kid receives a KFC lunch box, Vico Drinks & a nicely packed gift sponsored by Rotaract Club of Likas Bay and Rotaract Club of National University Singapore. The gifts were very well-thought in accordance to their age group to ensure that they are useful and educational. The President of Rotaract Club of Likas Bay, Esther Chong expressed her sincere thanks to KK Toy Sdn Bhd, Ming Kiang Stationery, Alliance C & F, Vico and KFC Sdn Bhd for making the event more meaningful and success.
Other than KFC’s lunch box, their popular chicken mascot was also present to cheer up children especially to those who were having blood transfusion that day. President Esther also added that, “Our Club will exercise more blood donation campaign in the near future as we found out that these children are always shortage of blood supply after the visit.” She also urged the society to volunteer themselves as a regular blood donor to save more lives.
Day-9 witnessed the departure of the members of Rotaract Club of National University of Singapore (NUS), both clubs, Likas Bay and NUS conveyed their gratitude to both Sponsoring Club, Rotary Club of Likas Bay and Rotary Club of Singapore West for making their dreams real and to make this joint project a success and experiential.
New Member Induction
We wish to welcome our newly inducted member S.Kanokporn (Ching) to the fold of rotary family - Rotaract Club of Likas Bay. The induction ceremony was held during our 16th Regular Meeting on 17 February 2009. It was our pleasure that the induction was witnessed by AG Robert Lai (Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu) & PE Wong Chu Lai (Rotary Club of Likas Bay).
Reported by,
Pres. Esther Chong
Reported by,
Pres. Esther Chong
Induction
We wish to welcome additional 2 newly inducted member namely Kai Heng & Yee Ling to the fold of rotary family - Rotaract Club of Likas Bay. The induction ceremony was held after our 13th Regular Meeting on 6th January 2009, witnessed by our NSG Rtn. Wong.
Reported by,
President Esther
Zonal Meeting
Zonal Meeting on 1 Nov attended by members of Rotaract Club of Likas Bay and Kota Kinabalu with DRR Wee and Treasurer Lenny
Joint Fellowship
The Rotaract Club of Likas Bay organised a joint fellowship project with Rotaract Club of Kota Kinabalu on 26th October 2008 at K-Box Karaoke. It was attended by 10 members + 2 guests from Rotaract Club of Likas Bay. We had a crazy and joyful fellowship. We start partying from 6am - 2am. It was also a birthday celebration for Oct & Nov birthday babies.
Membership Gathering
We had our dinner gathering on 1st October 2008 at The Hut Restaurant, City Mall Shopping Complex, in conjunction with the 17th Installation Post-Mortem meeting. Congratulation to OC Chelwin and her organising team for making our Installation a BIG success!!
Congratulation to Rtn Aldrin Wong (05/06 & 06/07 NGD)
Baby Isaac Zoel Wong celebrated his full moon (it's a direct translation of mandarin words) on the 28th September 2008. It is a Chinese cultural practice, to celebrate the baby’s first month.
Rotaractors and Rotarians of Likas Bay joined Rtn Aldrin Wong, Ann Soon Mun and Zoeys' celebrating the big day of handsome little I. Z. (a name given by sister Zoey..haha..).
Congratulation from all of us!!!
New Members Induction
We wish to welcome our newly inducted member namely Suzanna, Diana and Norman to the fold of rotary family - Rotaract Club of Likas Bay. The induction ceremony was held after our 6th Regular Meeting on 23 September 2008, witnessed by our NSG Rtn. Wong.
Birthday Celebration
The Rotaract Club of Likas Bay organised a choir practice cum July, August & September's birthday babies celebration on 17th August 2008 at D'Junction Karaoke. The activity was attended by Rotarians of RC Likas Bay, Rotaractors and Kian Kok Interactors. A special thanks to President Chua Soon Lan for hosting this celebration!!
Year End Party
On 19th December 2007, we had our Year End Party at D'Junction Boutique KTV where we celebrated Rtr. Joysy's birthday and Christmas gift exchange ~~ we had a good fun!
Another Induction!
During our 8th Regular Meeting on 16th October 2007, members of the Rotract Club of Likas Bay witnessed another ‘Yes, I do’ event… Let’s welcome our newly inducted Rotaractors - Michelle Chong, Chelwin Soo and Samuel Yeh. Rtn Aldrin Wong was also present at the meeting.With the induction of our 3 "youngest" Rotaractors, our club's membership now stands at 18, a good number, the chinese said. We say..lean and fit, the trio will definitely bring more energy, hip-hop fun and creativity into our club.
Congratulation and welcome on board!
We were also given a surprise visit by President Neeraj of Rotaract Club of Kuala Lumpur, who then joined us to celebrate PP Juliana Tokuzip and PP Yvonne Tan birthday.
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