July 17, DG Inauguration Night

IMG_0051IMG_0026Date: 17.7.2010

Venue: Kingwood Hotel

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July 2010

Fellowship with NZ LionsFellowship with NZ Lions

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PP Lion Jessica and FOL Tan Hiok Hua’s Birthday Gathering

Date: 30.6.2010

Time:7.30 pm

Venue: Cafe Cafe

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AGM cum Handing Over Ceremony

Date: 20.6.2010

Time: 12.00 pm

Venue: Tanahmas Hotel

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Courtesy Visit to LC of Bagan

During this trip, we manage to meet up Lions members from LC of Bagan. Thanks for their hospitality!

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Starcruise Trip

Date:  2/5/2010 – 5/5/2010

Lions in Attendance: Lion Terrence Chen, Lion Jessica Lau, Lion Luke Nee & Spouse, PDG Lion Cheng Yik Siong, Lion Stanley Ling & Spouse (from Lions Club of Sibu Mandarin.

Friends of Lions: Tan Hiok Hua and Adeline Ho

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48th MD 308 Lions Convention

Date: 29-4-2010 until 2-5-2010

Venue: Suntec City Convention Centre

Lions in attendance: Lion Terrence Chen, Lion Jessica Lau, Lion Luke Nee & Spouse, PDG Lion Cheng Yik Siong and Spouse, Lion Stephen Ting, Friend of Lions Tan Hiok Hua & Spouse.

Our Club is recognized by District 308-A2 for the services and awards are presented by DG Karen koh during the convention just concluded at Singapore. Awards Received : (1) Excellent Club (2) President Award (3)  Secretary Award  (4)  Treasurer Award (5) Project Chairman Award (6) Lions Action in Rally. . Thank you to our club members and board of directors for their support and cooperation!

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Region 2 Fellowship

Date: 17-4-2010

Time: 7.00 pm

Venue: BeiJing (2008) Restaurant

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Goodies for Special Olympics Sarawak Healthy Athletes Program

Region 2 Lions Cubs managed to donate 200 towels for the participants from Sarawak State.

Date: 17-4-2010

Time: 3.00 pm

Venue: Stadium Tun Ahmad Zaidi, Sibu

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Lau chief architect of Swan city — Wong

SIBU: From an ugly duckling to a beautiful swan.

That is the magnitude of transformation Sibu has undergone over the years, a transformation that many attribute to one man – Datuk Robert Lau.  

PROCESSION: Sibu and SUPP leaders leading the procession at Sibu Gateway. Dr Chan and Wong are fourth and third right (front row) respectively. PROCESSION: Sibu and SUPP leaders leading the procession at Sibu Gateway. Dr Chan and Wong are fourth and third right (front row) respectively. 

Second Finance Minister Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh in stating this yesterday said the late Deputy Transport Minister had transformed Sibu physically, socially and economically.

“During his term as Sibu Municipal Council chairman Datuk Robert had brought exciting and rapid development to the town,” Wong said when paying tribute to the late Lau at St Mary’s Church here.

Among those present were Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan and Minister of Infrastructure Development and Communication Dato Sri Michael Manyin Jawong.

“The people of Sibu, who have gone elsewhere, and upon their return here, marvelled as to how an ugly duckling could be turned into a beautiful swan.

“This was all due to the sheer hard work and dedication of Datuk Robert,” Wong said.

Wong, who is also Minister of Environment and Public Health, said Lau had good leadership qualities and values.

His (Lau) leadership had never failed to impress anyone with whom he came into contact.

Recalling his final moments with Lau, Wong said despite his being physically weak, the late deputy minister mustered enough strength to speak on his “unfinished work”.

“He told me about the unfinished work that he was going to leave behind. He said he was sorry that he could no longer continue working with me and other colleagues,” he said.

Lau, he said, was a person who worked continuously until his very last breath.

Wong said Lau’s partnership with him and the rest of BN team in Sibu was superb.

“Datuk Robert must be regarded as the cornerstone of this partnership,” he said, adding that in Lau’s departure, he had lost a great friend of more than 30 years,  a comrade-in-arm in SUPP and a leader of high calibre.

Wong said Lau devoted most part, if not all, of his life to the service of the people.

“We thank Datuk Robert for his great contribution and he will forever remain a proud son of Sibu,” he said.

Speaking later, Alvin Lau spoke of his father as a caring person and a man of action.

Alvin added that his father was a generous man with a big heart.

Source: Borneo Post

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