"Can I serve you some more curries?"
Our Colonel Lee checking out the food station!
And of course our Treasurer Chang making sure we get good food value too!
Monday, May 24, 2010
SRS Appreciation & Fellowship Night on May 22, 2010
"Have I seen you in our area before?"
"Can I serve you some more curries?"
Our Colonel Lee checking out the food station!
And of course our Treasurer Chang making sure we get good food value too!
"Can I serve you some more curries?"
Our Colonel Lee checking out the food station!
And of course our Treasurer Chang making sure we get good food value too!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sometime Before SRS Appreciation Night On May 22, 2010
No details were spared in planning for the SRS Appreciation & Fellowship Night on May 22, 2010 held at the SS2/32 Field; And that includes meeting the Chief Inspector of SEA Park Police Station to work out the security details!! In this picture, you will see Chief Inspector of Balai Polis Sea Park -Insp. Gunam Resul Bin Gulam Mohammad with RT Committee Members sometime before May22, 2010.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
SRS Men At Work!
May 22, 2010 is just round the corner for the 'happy men' get-together party with buffet dinner hosted by your RT SS2B. We do hope to see you all next week-end and hopefully new faces too - since lately a number of new residents have also moved into the neighbourhood! We bid you welcome to a safer area with more SRS resident volunteers! We also feature below pictures of 'Ronda Team' led by our Charles Ong!
"Where are your angels, Charlie?"
"Where are your angels, Charlie?"
Sunday, May 2, 2010
21st April 2010 Breakfast Gathering – Praise Dance Group.
The performance at our recent Malam Mesra was a first by the Praise Dance Group. The group put in a lot of time and energy in their practices and great bonds were strengthened in the process. And so a little celebration was in order with a breakfast gathering on 21st April 2010. Congratulations!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Voluntary Patrolling Scheme
Skim Ronda Sukarela (SRS) -I hope I got this right though - or our RT's own voluntary patrolling scheme is now into its third year and still going as strong as ever! To celebrate our 'sustainability', and in recognition of services by 'absolute' volunteer residents, a get-together will be held on May 22, 2010 at the Field along SS2/32. We want ro renew and refresh bonding amongst residents and at the same time hope to have 'new' residents joining the SRS Scheme.
Men from Mars? No lah, they are our Residents on their rounds!
Border Patrol on the Look-Out for Intruders!
Men from Mars? No lah, they are our Residents on their rounds!
Border Patrol on the Look-Out for Intruders!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
SS2B Residents Proud of their Active Rukun Tetangga
THOSE days, the people living around the SS2B area in Petaling Jaya may have known their immediate neighbours only.
However, things took a turn eight years ago when residents from SS2/41 and SS2/43 whose houses were situated near a large field came together to help plant grass on it.
“The field was uneven and not taken care of for many years until residents from these two roads decided to fix the problem themselves,” said SS2B RT chairman Lee Kwee Cheng during the neighbourhood’s get-together party held recently.
Lee said the residents then decided to form a Rukun Tetangga but one of the requirements was to get more residents involved in it, not just from those living along the two roads.
For a good job done: SS2B RT deputy chairman Willie Tan (right) presenting a certificate and a bag of goodies to Melissa Kee for her effort in beautifying her garden.
Hence, the group went around and got their act together by hosting several activities to get those who they did not know to take part.
Lee said the idea was a successful one indeed and the RT was formally registered in 2004 with a total of 476 houses under its wing.
“Today, the residents know one another. We have line dance groups, tai-chi groups, even teh-tarik and golfing friends.
“Some of us also take turns in sending and picking our children up from school and cooking lunch for our children, too,” said Lee, who thanked the residents for taking part in the activities hosted as well as their initiative in getting to know one another better, making the neighbourhood a modern day city neighbourhood.
The RT also has an ongoing Voluntary Patrolling Scheme where some 50 registered residents would take turns to patrol their neighbourhood in the night.
Delicious fare: Besides having catered food, some of the residents also took time to prepare simple home cooked desserts
For the annual party held at the SS2/41 field last weekend, residents worked together to come up with a list of games, singing contests and dance routines for the night.
Residents who had taken extra effort in beautifying their gardens were also rewarded with a bag of goodies and a certificate each.
By CHRISTINA LOW
christinalow@thestar.com.my
Photos by SHAARI CHE MAT
Article First Published in The Star on April 23, 2010
However, things took a turn eight years ago when residents from SS2/41 and SS2/43 whose houses were situated near a large field came together to help plant grass on it.
“The field was uneven and not taken care of for many years until residents from these two roads decided to fix the problem themselves,” said SS2B RT chairman Lee Kwee Cheng during the neighbourhood’s get-together party held recently.
Lee said the residents then decided to form a Rukun Tetangga but one of the requirements was to get more residents involved in it, not just from those living along the two roads.
For a good job done: SS2B RT deputy chairman Willie Tan (right) presenting a certificate and a bag of goodies to Melissa Kee for her effort in beautifying her garden.
Hence, the group went around and got their act together by hosting several activities to get those who they did not know to take part.
Lee said the idea was a successful one indeed and the RT was formally registered in 2004 with a total of 476 houses under its wing.
“Today, the residents know one another. We have line dance groups, tai-chi groups, even teh-tarik and golfing friends.
“Some of us also take turns in sending and picking our children up from school and cooking lunch for our children, too,” said Lee, who thanked the residents for taking part in the activities hosted as well as their initiative in getting to know one another better, making the neighbourhood a modern day city neighbourhood.
The RT also has an ongoing Voluntary Patrolling Scheme where some 50 registered residents would take turns to patrol their neighbourhood in the night.
Delicious fare: Besides having catered food, some of the residents also took time to prepare simple home cooked desserts
For the annual party held at the SS2/41 field last weekend, residents worked together to come up with a list of games, singing contests and dance routines for the night.
Residents who had taken extra effort in beautifying their gardens were also rewarded with a bag of goodies and a certificate each.
By CHRISTINA LOW
christinalow@thestar.com.my
Photos by SHAARI CHE MAT
Article First Published in The Star on April 23, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
The Praise Dance Group
The Praise Dance Group seen here having a bit of time out after their morning practice sessions - for the recent Malam Mesra - along SS2/32; Do join them on Mondays & Wednesdays in the mornings for a healthy happy lifestyle! Da dum!!
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