Friday, January 27, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Pictures from our recent Malam Mesra & Perpaduan
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| Our Super Ladies! |
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| Our friends from Beautiful Gate |
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| A Rousing Welcome from our Boss! |
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| Mr Lee from MBPJ and Our Councillor Tony |
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| Our SEA Park Police Chief |
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| In Appreciation of our Ronda Men! |
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| Our Carollers led by Edward |
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| Our superb Line Dancers! |
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| Our very own Residents' Choir |
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| Guest Singer from Beautiful Gate |
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| Yuki & friends |
Sunday, January 1, 2012
We made it into the News Straits Times on Dec 29, 2011
"SS2 folks foster closer ties at gathering"
ABOUT 500 residents of SS2 attended a Christmas and New Year celebration organised by the Rukun Tetangga Club of SS2B (KRT SS2B) recently.
Lee Kwee Cheng (second from left) and her deputy Willie Tan (right) at the Christmas-cum-New Year’s Day dinner with guests. Pic by Danial Saad Mohamad Danial
The dinner was organised for the residents to establish close rapport with their neighbours.
KRT SS2B Chairman Lee Kwee Cheng said: "It is good to see all residents getting together. An event like this is an opportunity for the residents to meet," she said.
During dinner, guests were also treated to performances and lucky draws.
One of the residents, Sheriha Abu Bakar, said the residents shared a good relationship.
"This dinner has given us a chance to meet each other and get to know each other better.
"Living in multiracial community, we have to learn live together," she said.
Also present were OCS of SEA Park police station Inspector Gunam Resul Gulam Mohamad, Petaling Jaya City councillor Tony Cheong and MBPJ senior assistant director (Environmental Health) Dr V. Chitradavi.
By NOR AIN MOHAMED RADHI
PETALING JAYA
ABOUT 500 residents of SS2 attended a Christmas and New Year celebration organised by the Rukun Tetangga Club of SS2B (KRT SS2B) recently.
The dinner was organised for the residents to establish close rapport with their neighbours.
KRT SS2B Chairman Lee Kwee Cheng said: "It is good to see all residents getting together. An event like this is an opportunity for the residents to meet," she said.
During dinner, guests were also treated to performances and lucky draws.
One of the residents, Sheriha Abu Bakar, said the residents shared a good relationship.
"This dinner has given us a chance to meet each other and get to know each other better.
"Living in multiracial community, we have to learn live together," she said.
Also present were OCS of SEA Park police station Inspector Gunam Resul Gulam Mohamad, Petaling Jaya City councillor Tony Cheong and MBPJ senior assistant director (Environmental Health) Dr V. Chitradavi.
By NOR AIN MOHAMED RADHI
PETALING JAYA
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