District Governor Datuk Dr Mohinder Singh - Message

IT IS ALL BECAUSE OF YOU…….

Dear Rotarians

It takes two long years of preparation as DGN and DGE and one

hectic year of implementation as DG. In the beginning the days

move slowly as Installations, Official Visits, appearance at Dis-trict and Club Functions start filling up the Diary of the DG. But

alas ! It all comes to an end as DG on 30th June. When I look

back, it appears that the whole year has passed by as a wink .

It has all been too short and there appears to be much unfin-

ished work, which no doubt will sort itself out under the new

leadership. I have the pleasure to be there as IPDG to ensure

this.

All said and done, I am glad that the year is over and I have

managed to complete all my official duties, inspite of the Quad-

ruple Heart Surgery that I had to undergo.

What have I as DG benefitted ?

1. A better understanding of Rotary and what it really means to be a Rotarian.

2. The wide variety of caring and welfare activities carried out by the Rotary Clubs - certainly there is much biodiversi-

ty. 3. A better insight into the strengths, weaknesses, preferences , desires and aspirations of the Rotary Clubs .

4. There is much love and respect among Rotarians for their DG and they are prepared to go the extra mile for the

DG.

5. It has been a great opportunity to get to know more Rotarians as well as build stronger friendships.

The work however is not over- DGs are not supposed to RETIRE. They move on to continue serving ROTARY even more

in new positions and provide the inspiration to the future leaders and new Rotarians. After all, they have reached the

PINNACLE OF ROTARY ENLIGHTENMENT IN THE DISTRICT and must continue to LIGHT UP ROTARY with their deeds

and actions.

I must thank all my AGs, District Officers, Presidents and all Rotarians and Spouses who made it a fantastic and mem-

orable year for me and Datin Helen. Rotary will never be the same to us - we have been enriched beyond our wildest

expectations.

WHAT I HAVE ACHIEVED IS ALL BECAUSE OF YOU AND YOUR GENEROUS AND SELFLESS CONTRIBUTIONS . YOU HAVE

MADE ME PROUD TO BE YOUR DG.

THANK YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU ROTARIANS AND YOUR FAMILIES.

GOVERNOR’S NEWSLETTER

For Rotarians Only Rotary International District 3300 - Rotary Year 2013/2014

ISSUE JUNE 2014

Rotary District 3300 Building Fund Pledge as at June 30, 2014 - RM445,000.00

Greatest Appreciation for their commitment and dedication….

District General Secretary I

PP Dr Krishna Kumar

Rotary Club of Titiwangsa “From Seremban to KL…..I will

be there”

District General Secretary II

PP R Kuppusamy

Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur

West

“Don’t worry, my spouse Shanta

will print the minutes”

District Treasurer

PP Dr. Loo Koi Sang

Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur

West “I’ll make you a cup of coffee”

Special Governor’s Recognition Awards to

Top Contributing Clubs

1. Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West - RM 26,900.00

2. Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja - RM 26,057.00

3. Rotary Club of Bukit Bintang - RM 24,000.00

4. Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial - RM 21,003.00

5. Rotary Club of Titiwangsa - RM 21,000.00

6. Rotary Club of Melawati - RM21,000.00

7. Rotary Club of Ampang - RM 20,000.00

8. Rotary Club of Penang - RM 14,000.00

9. Rotary Club of Klang Central - RM 12,200.00

10. Rotary Club of Banday Sunway - RM 12,000.00

11. Rotary Club of Bangsar - RM 12,000.00

12. Rotary Club of Greentown - RM 11,500.00

13. Rotary Club of Taiping - RM 10,001.00

14. Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur - RM 10,000.00

Special Governor’s Recognition Awards to

Individual Rotarians

1. Dato’ Dr Max Margali - RM 16,000.00

2. PDG Dato’ Jimmy Lim Thaw Chay - RM 15,000.00

3. PDG Dr Ken Khoo - RM 10,000.00 4. PDG Dato’ William Ng it Thye - RM 10,000.00

5. PDG Dato’ Ir. A.P. Perumal - RM 5,000.00

6. Tan Sri Datuk Seri Law Hieng Ding - RM 5,000.00

7. PP Dato’ Dr Majumdar - RM 5,000.00

8. PP Dr Sen Gupta &

PP Shamrat Sen Gupta - RM 5,000.00

9. Pres. V Thayanathan - RM 5,000.00

10. PP Kuppusamy & Shanta - RM 3,000.00

11. PP Dato’ Dr Siva Ananthan - RM 3,000.00

12. Dr John Klerr - RM 3,000.00

DG Dato’ Dr Mohinder’s RY2013-14 mission - to acquire

a commercial unit for District 3300’s very own office.

Thanks to the generosity of Rotarians and Clubs, DG’s

mission is accomplished. Once the renovation is com-

pleted, D3300 Headquaters will be located at:

No 509, 5th Floor, Block B, Kelana Square

No 17 Jalan SS 7/26 Kelana Jaya

Petaling Jaya 47301, Selangor

A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL ROTARIANS AND CLUBS

,

100% Support Clubs

1. Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West

2. Rotary Club og Klang Central

(Note: Should some names been accidentally left out or the amount published

is incorrect, our apologise. Kindly contact DG Mohinder for clarification)

DISTRICT Awards & Recognition Night for RY2013-14 - June 21, 2014

at Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Club. Host Club: Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial

District Governor Datuk Dr Mohinder Singh and his Presidents and Assistant Governors.

Governor’s Top Outstanding Club Award: Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

DISTRICT Awards & Recognition Night for RY2013-14…..continue

Governor’s Award for Best New Initiatives:

Governor’s Special Award: Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial

Rotary International for Best Spouse / Partner Award: Rathy Markandu

Rathy Markandu is the spouse of PP Mahendran Markandu of the Rotary Club of Taiping. She was inducted into the Inner Wheel Club of Taiping in 1982, and has held the posts of Treasurer, Secretary and President. She was very active

at Inner Wheel District level. In 2007-08 she was elected National Representative and was a member of the Organis-

ing Committee of the 14th International Inner Wheel Convention 2009 in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. She was elected as

an International Inner Wheel Board Director 2010-11.

Rathy Mahendran has Inner Wheel in her blood. She is a second generation Inner Wheel Member. Her late mother Mrs

KS Maniam was President in 1967-68. Her late mother-in-law Mrs LA Markandu was the Charter Secretary who be-

came President four times in the Inner Wheel Club of Taiping. Though she is very active in Inner Wheel, her support as

a Rotarian spouse goes undivided. Congratulations Rathy Markandu.

2. Rotary Club of Langkawi 1. Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani

Rotary Clubs with Distinction:

1. Rotary Club of Bangsar 2. Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani 3. Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway 4. Rotary Club of Cheras 5. Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur 6. Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West 7. Rotary Club of Melawati 8. Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial 9. Rotary Club of Temerloh

Rotaract Clubs

1. Rotaract Club of Ampang 2. Rotaract Club of Bangsar 3. Rotaract Club of Bandar Sunway 4. Rotaract Club of Kelana Jaya 5. Rotaract Club of Melawati 6. Rotaract Club of Methodist College Kuala Lumpur 7. Rotaract Club of Penang 8. Rotaract Club of Pudu 9. Rotaract Club of SEGI Kuala Lumpur 10. Rotaract Club of SEGI University Kota Damansara 11. Rotaract Club of Sentral Technology College Penang 12. Rotaract Club of Subang 13. Rotaract Club of University Teknologi Petronas

Rotary Clubs

1. Rotary Club of Ampang 2. Rotary Club of Bernam Valley 3. Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise 4. Rotary Club of Butterworth 5. Rotary Club of Central Damansara 6. Rotary Club of Damansara 7. Rotary Club of Damansara West 8. Rotary Club of Klang Central 9. Rotary Club of Sitiawan 10. Rotary Club of Tropicana Damansara

Interact Clubs

1. Methodist Boys School, Penang 2. La Salle Secondary School 3. SM Sultan Abdul Samad 4. Catholic High School 5. Bukit Bintand Boys Secondary School 6. SMK(P) Sri Aman 7. Assunta Secondary School 8. SM Sri Sentosa 9. VIictoria Institution 10. Sekolah menengah Inggeris Pudu 11. Methodist Boys Secondary School KL 12. Kolej Tuanku Jaafar Mantin 13. SM Convent Teluk Intan 14. ST Anthony Secondary School 15. Horley Methodist Secondary School 16. San Min Secondary School 17. SMK Subang Utama 18. SMK St Paul 19. Global Indian International School KL

Rotary International Presidential Citation Achievement

DISTRICT Awards & Recognition Night for RY2013-14…..continue

Service Projects Category

Ranking Awards Name of Project

Best Club Administration Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Cementing Bonds Through Fellowship Best Vocational Service Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Pudu Career opportunities in the Hospitality Industry 2 Rotary Club of Greater KL Kidzaria 3 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Award for Excellence in Journalism Best Community Service Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya Refuges Medical Camp 2 Rotary Club of Georgetown Stop Hunger Now 3 Rotary Club of Pudu Erican Express English 5 Myanmar Refugees Best International Service Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Pudu Training Programme for Female Inmates 2 Rotary Club of Titiwangsa A drive to change lives 3 Rotary Club of Bangsar Myanmar Project - Bicycles Best Service to New Generations Award 1 Rotary Club of Pudu Colours of Malaysia Art Competition 2013 2 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway I-quiz Going National 3 Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya Interact Best Long Term Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Leg for Legless 2 Rotary Club of Cheras Rain Harvesting System 3 Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Disaster Aid Malaysia Best Public Relations Project Award 1 Rotary Club of Titiwangsa A Visual Impact 2 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Creating a balanced & complete picture of Rotary 3 Rotary Club of KL DiRaja Events & Project

Best TRF Project 1 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Women SkilsTraining Programme 2 Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya School of Kampot, Cambodia 3 Rotary Club of Sungai Petani Polio Ambassadors

Ranking Awards Best Club Bulletin (Below 25 members) 1 Rotary Club of Kajang 2 Rotary Club of Georgetown Best Club Bulletin (Above 25 members) 1 Rotary Club of Pudu 2 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway 3 Rotary Club of Tampin Best Electronic Bulletin Award 1 Rotary Club of Pudu 2 Rotary Club of Kajang 3 Rotary Club of Tampin

Ranking Awards Best Club Website Award 1 Rotary Club of Pudu 2 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

3 Rotary Club of KL DiRaja Best Club Attendance Award 1 Rotary Club of Ipoh 2 Rotary Club of Pudu 3 Rotary Club of Georgetown

Best Club Administration Project Award Winner Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

Cementing Bonds through fellowship

The Club organised many activities for

fellowship including a trip to Langkawi,

Christmas, Deepavali and Chinese New

Year celebrations, Anniversary celebra-

tions, spouse hosted events and theme

parties

Best Long Term Project Award Runner-up Rotary Club of Cheras

Harvesting Rainwater Project

Rainwater harvesting project in-

volved the design, installation and

commissioning of a specially-

designed system to collect, filter

and utilise rain water at four

schools in the Klang Valley. Rainwa-

ter is collected and used for toilets

and gardening purposes, contributing to water saving of

around 30%. It is a long-term and sustainable project funded

by a TRF USD23,450 Matching Grant .

Best International Service Project Award Winner Rotary Club of Pudu

Training Programme for Female Inmates

The Thonburi Women Correc-

tional Institution Project was

conceived to prepare the in-

mates for their imminent re-

turn to the society. A total of

US$3,000 was collected from

3 Rotary clubs for the training

programme. The trainees were

instructed on inter alia Thai

massage, spa massage, cos-

metology and some small business entrepreneurial skills. Cer-

tificates of Participation were presented to the female in-

mates.

Best Community Service Project Award Winner Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya

Refugees Medical Camp

One-day medical camp at

Batu Arang. Almost 200

residents of all ages and

race were given free medical

screening, eye examination,

deworming, dental examina-

tion, cholesterol, urine test

and others .This is supported

by the mobile clinic of Na-

tional Kidney Foundation.

Best Vocational Service Project Award Runner-up Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur

Kidzaria

RCGKL took 300 orphanage

children from 11 orphanage

homes to KidZania, a pleasure

cum educational tour. We

could see the cheer in the chil-

dren. The children thoroughly

enjoyed the trip. The children

could chose the carrier they

want in the future, and tried

out at KidZania. The children

were thought how to work and earn their money .

Best Public Relations Project Award Winner Rotary Club of Titiwangsa

A Visual Impact

Recognizing the need to im-

prove the Public Image of Ro-

tary, the Club embarked on

twin Public Relations Initiatives

to create a Visual Impact for

Rotary. We need to create a

Brand Consciousness of Rotary

so that the Rotary Wheel is

recognized as a symbol of Ro-

tary and our motto “Service

Above Self”. So how did we do it? By highlighting these

through Moving Billboards placed on the sides of a truck and

specially designed Tissue Boxes.

Best Community Service Project Award Runner-up Rotary Club of Georgetown

Stop Hunger Now

The project involves the par-

ticipation of more than 30

Clubs from D3300 in its pack-

ing and distribution pro-

gramme benefitting dozens of

NGOs.

The project attracted more

than 1000 volunteers where

a total of 200,000 meals were packed at two strategic loca-

tions, one in Penang and one in Selangor.

Best Long Term Project Award Third placing Rotary Club of Bandar Utama

Disaster Aid Malaysia

DAM is a disaster relief pro-

ject to assist disaster vic-

tims in terms of life saving

shelter tents, water filters

and other necessary aids in

time of the disaster after-

math. This is Rotarian initi-

ative project involving Ro-

tarians from Australia, USA,

UK, New Zealand and now Malaysia . RCBU imitated the setup

in Malaysia and now include other Rotarians from RC Johor

Centennial and RC USJ Subang .

DISTRICT Awards & Recognition Night for RY2013-14…..continue

Membership Development Category

No Awards Name of the Club Membership Development & Extension Awards

a1 Most New Members Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway b) Highest Percentage Growth Rotary Club of KL West

c) Highest Percentage Retention Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

d) Sponsorship of New Clubs Rotary Club of Greater KL & Rotary Club of Melawati

Membership Development Initiatives

a) Retention Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway b) Induction of New Members Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

c) Organising New Rotary Clubs Rotary Club of Melawati & Rotary Club of Greater KL

Smaller Club Membership Growth Recognition

a) Less Then 10 Members Rotary Club of Central Damansara b) 10 to 14 Member Rotary Club of Tropicana Damansara c) 15 to 19 Members Rotary Club of KL West

RC Bdr Utama RC Petaling Jaya RC Greater KL RC Kelana Jaya RC KL West

RC Bdr Sg Petani RC Kajang RC Pudu RC Central Damansara RC KL DiRaja

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY - Organising Chairman DGND Darul Abdullah Rotary Club of Melawati (Host Club). Rotary Club of Bernam Valley

Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West Rotary Club of Klang Central Rotary Club of Selayang DISTRICT CONFERENCE - Organising Chairman PP M. Padmanabhan & PP N. Krishna Kumar Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West (Host Club) Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club of Sri Petaling Rotary Club of Damansara West Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya Rotary Club of Klang Central RYLA 2013 Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani. Organising Chairman PE Dr.P.K. Rajesh

JOINT DISTRICT INTERACT CONFERENCE Rotary Club of Bandar Utama. Organising Chairman President Judy Chong

ASSISTANT GOVERNORS TRAINING Rotary Club of Kulim Organising Chairman PP B H Lee

PRE-PETS 1 Rotary Club of Tampin. Organising Chairman AG Lau Kwong Nee

GROUP DISCUSSION LEADERS TRAINING SEMINAR Rotary Club of Kamunting Organising Chairman PP Varpal Sagoo

PRE-PETS 2 Rotary Club of Sri Petaling & Rotary Club of Ampang Organsing Chairman PP Amus Loo & PP Mike Yee

PETS,SETS and TETS TRAINING SEMINAR Rotary Club of Sentul Organsing Chairman PP Punithemalar

MID TERM REVIEW Rotary Club of Klang Central Organsing Chairman PE Paramasivam

DISTRICT TEAM TRAINING SEMINAR Rotary Club of Klang Central

Organsing Chairman PP David Ananth & PE Paramasivam

DISTRICT Awards & Recognition Night for RY2013-14…..continue

Host Clubs & Organising Chairman

From the proceeds of Rotary Club of Seputeh’s inaugural Golf Tournament held on April 18, 2014, a house was build

for a needy orang ASli family. In the true spirit of - ENGAGE ROTARY CHANGES LIVE, RC Seputeh turned a rundown

house of smashed bamboo wall and old newspapers to keep out wind and rain, a RM25,000 pre-fab house was

built. Well done RC Seputeh!

.

Rotary Club of Seputeh—Community Service Permanent Fund by CP Raymond Chin

From this To this

Welcome The Interact Club of

Sunway International School to

the Rotary family.

Sponsored by the

Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway

SPONSORING AN INTERACT CLUB

Do you want to empower young people in your community to take action, become leaders, and gain a global perspective?

Sponsor an Interact club! Whether they’re carrying out a ser-

vice project, organizing a Twitter chat, or planning a meeting,

Interact club members develop skills that can last a lifetime.

WHAT IS INTERACT?

Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with other young people in their community or school. In-

teract club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world. Interact clubs organize

at least two service projects a year: one that benefits their community and one that encourages international under-

standing.

While Rotary clubs sponsor them, Interact clubs are largely self-sustaining, requiring little or no financial support from

your club.

Interactors at the Interact Leadership Training Seminar

Organised by RC Bandar Sunway for their Interact Clubs

For 2 Rotary years of continuous hardwork - the Rotary Club of KL

DiRaja purchased and distributed 100,000 skipping ropes all

around the country to promote Skipping for Health for all, in partic-

ular school children.

The Culminating Finale - Simultaneous Skipping for Health Event

was launched by the Hon'ble Minister of Health Malaysia at Data-

ran Merdeka Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, 22nd June, 2014. Support-

ed by 9 Rotary Clubs of Penang, George Town, Teluk Intan, Temer-

loh, Seremban, Sena-

wang, Kota Bharu, West

Pahang, and Kuching Cen-

tral the event saw the par-

ticipation of 7800 partici-

pants skipping in 9 loca-

tions throughout the

country. Cued by the

“central control room” in

Dataran Merdeka the par-

ticipants skipping for 5

minutes simultaneously

to a national record and

earned the project into

the Malaysian Book of Records.

Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja - Skipping For Health Project By IPP Chan Kam Fatt

At Dataran Meredeka the street was filled with school children and adults including Rotarians from Klang Val-

ley joining in the morning exercise. In Mentakab, Rotary Clubs of Temerloh and Teluk Intan gathered school

children to the skipping event.

Ron D. Burton President, Rotary International

June Message

We have a saying in Oklahoma that you need to leave the woodpile just a

little higher than you found it. To do that, I needed to ask you to get in-

volved. Involvement is what our theme this year – Engage Rotary, Change Lives – is all about. And, as each of us has

done that – as each of us has gotten up out of our chairs and truly engaged Rotary – we have changed lives.

This year, I asked each one of you to bring in one new member. The Board has laid a foundation for strengthening

membership around the globe: Sixteen regional membership plans are now in place. They are built around making

sure that we give people a reason to be in Rotary. I believe that if we can get prospective members to help us with a

project – it could be reading to kids, or working in a soup kitchen, or picking up trash along the highway – the rest

will take care of itself.

They will realize that they made a difference in someone's life. And they'll also realize that when you give through

Rotary service, you get so much more in return. I also asked each one of you to make a gift of some amount to our

Rotary Foundation.

All of our governors did that and became the first class in the history of Rotary to make that commitment. Some-

times we get comfortable in going to our club and not having any responsibility. Maybe it's because we haven't been

asked to be more engaged.

And, of course, it's great to go to your meeting and see your friends. But if you want to get fired up, you need to be

doing projects. Hands-on projects are great equalizers. When you're unloading boxes off a truck, you're just like the

next person, and that person is just like you.

When everyone's serving together, there's camaraderie, and that's how you keep people engaged. Rotarians some-

times don't realize all that Rotary is doing and is capable of doing. If they could witness the impact of the projects I

have seen this year, it would change their lives.

They would understand that they belong to an organization whose members have a common desire to do something

good and who, working together, accomplish incredible things. I continue to be in awe of the good I see Rotarians

doing.

I am firmly convinced that the woodpile is just a little higher because of your efforts. It is my hope that each one of

you will continue to Engage Rotary, Change Lives.

“It’s time for us to recognize

that the real challenge we

face isn’t just bringing new

members into Rotary — it’s

turning new members into

true Rotarians. It’s helping

new members get engaged in

Rotary, helping them realize

just what kind of potential

Rotary offers them, and how

their Rotary service can

change lives.”

The Rotary Foundation Recognition - DISTRICT 3300 For RY2013-14

New Major Donors

1. PDG Joseph Rajendran, Rotary Club of Bangsar 2. DG Mohinder Singh Malhotra, Rotary Club of

Kuala Lumpur West 3. PP Raymond Chin Hoon Kong, Rotary Club of

Seputeh 4. Rajan Raghavan, Rotary Club of Utara Subang

Jaya New Benefactors n RY 2013-14

1. PDG Khoo Boo Kean, RC Ampang 2. PDG Dr Rajindar Singh, RC Teluk Intan 3. Pres. Sandra Anne Raj, RC Bandar Sunway 4. PE Dr. Bernard Chan Yoon Ngen, RC Bandar

Sungei Petani

New Named Endowment Fund

1. Rotary Club of Seputeh D3300 Endowment Fund

(USD25,001.00)

Every Rotarian, Every Year Clubs for

2013-14

Every Rotarian, Every Year Club, is recognition for clubs that achieve a minimum $100 per capita with all dues-paying members contributing some amount to the Annual Fund. 1. Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani 2. Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway 3. Rotary Club of Bangsar 4. Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise 5. Rotary Club of Central Damansara 6. Rotary Club of Damansara 7. Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya 8. Rotary Club of Kuala Kangsar 9. Rotary Club of Melawati 10. Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya 11. Rotary Club of Sitiawan 12. Rotary Club of Taiping 13. Rotary Club of Tampin 14. Rotary Club of Teluk Intan 15. Rotary Club of Temerloh 16. Rotary Club of Titiwangsa 17. Rotary Club of Tropicana Damansara

Top Ten Total Giving Clubs for Rotary

Year 2013-14

1. Rotary Club od Seputeh 2. Rotary Club of Utara Subang Jaya (USJ) 3. Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur 4. Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya 5. Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway 6. Rotary Club og Bangsar 7. Rotary Club of Teluk Intan 8. Rotary Club of Seri Petaling 9. Rotary Club of Damansara 10. Rotary Club of Ampang

Clubs contributing more than

USD1,000 to Polio Plus in 2013-14

1. Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani 2. Rotary Club of Cheras 3. Rotary Club of Damansara 4. Rotary Club of Gombak 5. Rotary Club of Greater Kuala lumpur 6. Rotary Club of Green Town 7. Rotary Club of Kajang 8. Rotary Club of Klang 9. Rotary Club of Penang 10. Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya 11. Rotary Club of Tampin 12. Rotary Club of Teluk Intan 13. Rotary Club of Ampang

The Rotary Foundation District

Service Awards 2013-14

1. PDG Dato Vincent Tang, RC Shah Alam 2. PDG Khoo Boo Kean , RC Ampang 3. PDG Joe Rajendran , RC Bangsar 4. PDG Dato Dr Raveendra Kumar Saravanan,

RC Seremban 5. DGN Siti Subaidah, RC Central Damansara 6. PP Esther Tan, RC Pantai Valley 7. PP Christie Daniels, RC Ampang 8. PP Datuk Dr.M. Subramaniam, RC Kinta 9. PP Arvind a/l U Gopi Kumar, RC Bandar Sungei

Petani 10. PP Dato Ram Nair, RC Bandar Sunway 11. PP Dato Saranpal Singh, RC West Pahang 12. PP Dr. K Danesh, RC Penang 13. PP Raymond Chin Hoon Kong, RC SePuteh 14. PP Robin Tay Lian Kiat, RC Ampang 15. PP Ronny Tan, RC Tanjung Bunga 16. PP S Kulasegaran, RC Damansara 17. PP Sandra Anne Raj, RC Bandar Sunway 18. PP Surendra Kaur , RC Teluk Intan 19. President H.S. Dharan, RC Petaling Jaya 20. PE Bernard Chan Yoon Ngen, RC Bandar

Sungei Petani

EDITORAL TEAM

EDITOR:

PP Siti Subaidah Adil RC Central Damansara MEMBERS:

CP Richard Ernest RC Bandar Sunway Rtn Dr P K Rajesh RC Bandar Sungei Petani

IPP Ramesh Balakrishnan RC Central Damansarra PP Isfahani Suki RC Pantai Valley

Comments and announcements, please email to sitisubaidah@rccd.org.my

Another beginning...

We have come to the end of June and the

end of the Rotary Year 2013-14. As we

celebrate the new Rotary year and usher in

the theme “Light-Up Rotary”, we should

continue every effort to “Engage Rotary and

Change Lives”.

Stepping into the next year of service,

Rotarians and Rotary Clubs are already

looking forward to further extend their

hands to serve the community.

Service Above Self is Rotary’s Motto, a

motto embedded in the DNA of every

Rotarian. Rotarians engagement within

the Club to expand its membership and

strengthen the club, would build resources

within the club.

With a strong club, Rotarians engagement

with the community is further enhanced

and inevitably changes lives of those who

are under privileged.

Fellowship continues to be the cornerstone

of Rotary and building better friendship

through fellowship and service is our

mantra.

Congratulations to all out-going Presidents

for having successfully leading your Clubs

and may you continue to enjoy Rotary.

Editor’s Pen PP Siti Subaidah

Our new family...the Rotary Club of Mont Kiara -

Charter Night, June 14, 2014

Charter President Gurmeet Gill with

Governor Datuk Dr Mohinder Singh

Sponsor clubs, Rotary Club of Melawati

and Rotary Club of Bernam Valley.

PP Arthur Yeong and PP Dr Baskaran, the Rotarians behind the formation of

the Rotary Club of Mont Kiara - a two years of commitment and hard work.