RCKK Pearl Magazine 2016-2017

|CONFERENCES

PETs Dinner at Marina
Seafood Restaurant

23rd March 2017

Governor’s Banquet

25th March 2017

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YOUTH SERVICE COMMITTEE

Youth Service Director SMK Perempuan Likas
Azlene Amelia A Quadra won the Gold Award
for Best Interact Club
Committee Members Project for their ‘1 Tin 1
Adelina Adna Student’ project.
Sylma Jepin

During this term, the team has formed an Interact Club and Rotaract Club
SMK Perempuan Likas Interact Club (Charted on 22.03.2016)

1 Murid 1 Tin Food Public speaking
collection drive community competition at SMK
Perempuan Likas
service poject
11 - 16 July 2016 17 March 2017

Interact video competition
workshop with students

11 November 2016

Visit to Cheshire Home & International Understanding
donation food collected Day bazaar
9 April 2017
29 July 2016

Interact club BOD
installation at Celyn Hotel

18 February 2017

Interact club beach Interact Club BOD Training
clean up & end of 22 April 2017

year picnic
23 October 2016

Public speaking training and
workshop

10-11 March 2017

Rotaract Club - Kolej Teknikal Yayasan Sabah (formed 7 march 2017)

The meeting was successful where 20 students signed up as members of the Rotaract Club.
The following are the BOD:

PresIdent Vice president Secretary Treasurer
Nurfarhana Bt Azman Nurfaija Bt Kuanting
Nor Liyana Binti Nurfiqah Binti
Jikirun Rozman

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YOUTH SERVICE CAREER TALK
2016/2017

A career talk was organised by Rtn Azelene Quadra for the Interactors from SMK Perem-
puan Likas, which started with a tour of Sunshine Nursery School.
The career talk begun with by Rtn Majella Tan, Deputy Director of Sabah State Archives who
gave a brief history of Sabah. She then went on to explain about roles and functions of the
state and federal archives to the Interactors and job requirements in this department and also
as a civil
servant.
The day went on with a talk titled “Architecture 101” by Rtn Adora Shahriman. Rtn Adora is
the architect for Sunshine Nursery School, spoke about what it takes to be an architect. She
covered topics including, design of different scales from furniture to product design to master
planning. She went on to explain about the design process & sketching and how it translates
to buildings.
The third speaker of the day was Rtn Azelene, whom is the General Manager of Sunshine
Mastercare. She spoke about her career as an IT consultant at Petronas before running the
family business.
The day closed with a speech by President Datuk Noni who spoke about on life as a civil
servant.
The Interactors were inspired by the career talk where one student even pledged to join a
design competition as a stepping stone to her career as an architect.

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SNAPSHOTS OF INTERACT CLUB OF SMK PEREMPUAN
LIKAS

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VOCATIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Vocational Service Director
Majella Tan
VISIT to the SABAH STATE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
20th November 2016

VISIT to PUSAT WARISAN
KRAFTANGAN, KOLEJ TEKNIKAL

YAYASAN SABAH
Likas, Kota Kinabalu

10th January 2017

VISIT to DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT & RESEARCH (MARDI)

Menggatal, Kota Kinabalu
30th March 2017

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PREHARVEST FESTIVAL CELEBRATION

WITH SABAH CREDIT CORPORATION
Sabah Credit Corporation, Donggon-

gon, Penampang, Kota Kinabalu
26th May 2017

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MEMBERSHIP| Committee Members
Rtn. Caroline Goh
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Rtn. Celestina Chin
2016/2017
Rtn. Eliza Jane Leong
Membership Chair Rtn. Ursula U
Rtn. Dr Janet Lee
Rtn. Yvonne Yap

The team successfully recruited 8 members and organised 2 Induction Ceremonies
during the term. The first ceremony was held at Promenade Hotel on the 15/11/2016
where DG Michael Yee witnessed the induction of the following members:

Rtn. Deledda Tan
[ Sponsor : Rtn. Eliza Goh ]

Rtn. Hanna G.Loh
[ Sponsor : Rtn. Michelle de La Harpe]

Rtn. Adora Rubaini binti Shahriman
[ Sponsor : Rtn.Kamariah Nor ]

Rtn. Vivienti Jamaludin
[ Sponsor : Roxana Jamaludin]

A subsequent Induction Ceremony was held on 20/06/2017 at the Celyn Hotel where AG
Kent Chau witnessed the induction of the following members:

Rtn. Demi Koh
[ Sponsor : Rtn. Eliza Goh ]

Rtn. Kristy Lau
[ Sponsor : CP Datuk Adeline ]

Rtn. Fatiha Binti Ibrahim
[ Sponsor : President Datuk Noni ]

Rtn. Wendolyn Ellen Trozzo
[ Sponsor : Rtn. Jasmine Leong ]

The team also organized a “Members-bring-members” Programme in order to attract potential
members.

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Food For
Hunger  - Matakana

Learning Centre

5TH NOVEMBER 2  017

Community Service
Director:

Mary Chung

Matakana Learning centre was founded by Katryn Rivai to The Food For Hunger Project brought 20 Pearls to
provide education for stateless students. To date the Centre Matakana Learning Centre on the 5th November 2016,
holds 96 students aged between 5 to 19. where 5 boxes of special rice, buns, drinks and stationary
sets were donated to the students. The Pearls were
welcomed with songs and dance performances prepared
by the students.
 
During the visit, Rotarian Azalene organised games,
namely the balloon bomb game and jigsaw puzzle
race, which harnessed not only excitement amongst the
students, but also the Pearls. All the students happily
walked away with prizes prepared by the Pearls. The visit
ended with light refreshments and the students teaching
the Pearls a dance number performed by them earlier.

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Childrens’ home Visit

Community Service Director:
Mary Chung
In conjunction with the upcoming Hari Raya Aidil Fitri,
Chairlady Rtn Tulip organised a donation drive for the
Children’s Home housing 90 students & a charity visit.
The Pearls & friends of Rotary gave cash
donations and other basic essentials including mattresses
and pillows from Rtn Datin Pyllis, toy, clothes and food.
With money donated, OC Rtn Tulip, President Datuk
Noni & Rtn Azalene, together with the school teacher,
took the students to shop for the baju Raya of their
choice. Each student was given RM150 to purchase items
of their choice.
A charity visit on the 11 June 2017 was subsequently
held where, the children dressed in their Baju Raya and
graced the visiting Pearls with performances. The
children were presented with the items donated and
enjoyed the games organised by Rtn Azalene.

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|ROTARY FOUNDATION

A Brief Moment with Our
Foundation Chair

What is your greatest Getting every member to
accomplishment or contribute US$26.50 for this
proudest moment during year needs constant gentle
your term as Rotary reminders but we achieved
Foundation chair? it.

I was the chair for 2 years What did RCKK Pearl
since RCKK Pearl was achieve the
chartered until present. Both Foundation Committee?

Year Rotary Foundation During the term 2016/
2017, RCKK Pearl has
committee have achieved achieved the followings:

all the goals set to achieve The Club met the 3 goals
to achieve the Presidential
the Presidential citation. We Citation:
1. Support our Foundation
have also managed to sign – Club contribution $3,755
2. Support our Foundation
up 2 Paul Harris member – Member contribution
each contributing at least
in the first year and another $26.50
3. Attain five year high
6 in the second year. So we now Rotary Foundation giving to the Foundation
have 8 Paul Harris member in Committee Submission for Grants/
the Club. I am really proud to see Donations:

the birth of our signature project Committee Chair : • Donation of RM5,000 from
Majlis Datuk-Datuk
( Project REAL) and was also the Tulip Noorazyz
Deputy Chair of Project REAL. • Donation from Rotary Taipei
for Project REAL – RM5,000
We have so far lauched the Project Committee Members:
in 3 schools, SK St Edmund in • Yayasan Kelab Kelab Rotary
Kota Belud, SK Kawang, Papar Datin Phyllis Lo, Malaysia - RM5,000
and SK Pekan Kiulu. The schools Soh Yuen Mee, • RC Gombak (support club for
have achieved good response from
the children and implementing Betty Ipin, Project ) REAL RM2,500
Melanie Chia, • KKRI grant – RM5,000
• MPWS - Launching grant
their action plan. Despite setting Datuk Eva Susua,
RM5,000
up an extensive English corner Kamariah, Jess Vun • MPWS Activity grant–

in each of the schools with 700 RM5,000

books, giving dictionaries to every

child in primary 4, 5, & 6 we have

managed to keep cost low due to support and

funding from some corporate bodies and grants.

The REAL Committee members lead by Datuk

Noni as President is very committed. Its a great

team to work with.

What were the challenges that you faced
during the term?

The challenge is always looking for financial
support for our signature projects and
meeting the goals for the Presidential citation.

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SNAPSHOTS OF OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE
ACTIVITES

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PHOTOBOOK|

SNAPSHOTS OF OUR CLUB VISITS &
VOCATIONAL ACTIVITES

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SNAPSHOTS OF COURTESY CALLS MADE

Courtesy call to Janet Chee
Ken Lian, Permanent Secretary
of the Ministry of Community
Development.

Courtesy call to James Sarda,
Daily Express Editor in Chief.

Courtesy call to Editor in Chief
of Sin Chew Daily

1 Courtesy call to Editor in
Chief of See Hua Daily
2 Courtesy call to Editor in
1 2 Chief of Borneo Post
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1 Courtery call to Ed-
itor in Chief of Over-
seas Chinese Daily
Newspaper
2 Courtesy call to
Ch’ng Boon Heng. New
Sabah Times Editor in
1 2 Chief.
Courtesy call to YB
Datuk Haji Tawfiq bin
Datuk Haji Abu Bakar
Titingan, Ministry of
Youth and Sports.

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By Rtn. Adelina Adna

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THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING YOUR WILL

By : Rtn Nar Chin Keow

Benjamin Franklin once said
“In this world nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes”.

S ince death is a certainty and only a matter of time for everyone, one would have
thought that most people especially entrepreneurs and professionals would
definitely have written their wills. However recent statistics show that in Malaysia
less than 10% of our population has a written will. There are many compelling reasons for
one to have a written will and a few of these reasons are as follows:

1.You get to decide how your assets are distributed among your loved ones after your death.
If you don’t determine this by way of a will, the law will decide for you and that may not
necessarily be what you want. In Sabah, the Intestate Succession Ordinance 1960 which
applies to non-muslims and non-Natives only will determine how an intestate’s estate will
be distributed. With a valid will, you can avoid any part of your estate going to someone
that you never intended to inherit. Having a will ensures that your intended desires on the
distribution of your assets will be carried out.

Warren Buffet once said – “I want to leave my children enough so that they think they can

do anything but not too much so that they do nothing. “

2.The loss of a loved one is already a difficult time and making sure that your affairs are
in order and can be speedily settled as quickly as possible after your demise will make an
already difficult time a little less stressful for your loved ones.

3.Your dependents will need to have continued access to funds to carry on their daily life
especially if they have already lost the breadwinner of their family. Leaving a valid Will
avoids a lengthy court process that will tie up funds of the deceased for a long period of time.

4.The court process for the administration of an intestate (i.e. absence of a valid will) estate
will take a longer time and will also be much costlier. In fact such process may even hit a
snag if the value of the deceased’s estate is very high and the deceased’s next of kin are
unable to procure the sureties qualified to provide the administration bond required by the
court. Such sureties have to show the court proof that the net value of their total assets is
not less than the total net value of the estate in question.

5.If you have children who are minors, you can decide through your will who will be a
guardian for them should your spouse predecease you.

6.Needless to say, a written will can avoid dispute and litigation in most cases. “Death is not

the end. There remains the litigation over the estate.” – Ambrose Bierce

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Y ou may have many questions • What is a will?
about drawing up a will. Some of What are the essential features of a valid
the common questions are: will?

• I am still young, is it necessary for me The definition in Wikipedia -
to have a Will? Age is not a deciding factor “A will or testament is a legal document by
unless you are below the age of 21. Section which a person, the testator, expresses
4 of the wills Ordinance (Sabah Cap 158) their wishes as to how their property is to
provides that – be distributed at death, and names one or
more persons, the executor, to manage
“No will or codicil made by any person under the estate until its final distribution. “
the age of twenty-one years shall be valid.”
Your will should name an executor. In fact it
Once you own something of value whether is advisable to name an alternative person
it is a real property or business, you should as your second choice of the executor of
consider having a will if you are at least 21 your will in the event that your first choice
years old. However one has to be of sound predeceases you or is for any other reason
mind in order to make a valid will. unable to act as the executor of your estate.

• Is it better for me to transfer all my assets Your will should also be attested by not less
to my intended beneficiaries instead of doing than 2 witnesses. None of the beneficiaries
a will? under your will should be a witness of the
will. This is because pursuant to Section 9
One may have heard stories of an elderly of the wills Ordinance, any gift to the witness
parent or parents being turned out of their of the will or spouse of the said witness will
own home by their child or children to whom be void.
that parent has transferred his/her home.
If you wish to do so for personal reasons, And of course your will should name your
you may wish to first procure a Trust Deed beneficiaries and should always have a
signed by your child or children to whom you residue clause which provides to whom you
are going to transfer your property/properties will leave the residue of your estate in case
to expressly declare that he/she/they is/are you have left out any of your assets in your
going to hold such property/properties in will.
trust for you for as long as you live.
The Testator should also consider providing
One should also consider the costs of for his/her grandchildren in case his/her
proceeding with such transfers instead of child/children predeceases the Testator
having a will to provide for the distribution of unless the Testator makes a new will in such
your properties after your death. Presently event. Therefore it is usual to provide in the
all transfers pursuant to Grant of Probate are will for the child or children of the Testator’s
not subject to ad valorem stamp duty (which beneficiary or beneficiaries to inherit what
is calculated based on the market value their parent would have been entitled to if he/
of the property) but is subject to a nominal she had survived the Testator.
stamp duty of RM10.00 only.

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• Upon my demise, what should my family everyone who is of sound mind and above
be advised to do with my Will? You should the age of 21 who owns anything of value
inform your spouse or children where the should invest the time to consult an expert
original copy of your Last will is kept so that to draw up one’s will in order to ensure that
they can bring a copy to a lawyer after your one’s loved ones are provided for after one’s
death to apply to the high court for the Grant demise. And since death gives no prior
of Probate. It would also be advisable for your warning, we should not procrastinate on
spouse or children to know where to find a such an important matter.
list of your assets (which you should update
from time to time) so that they can also give B efore I conclude, I wish to qualify the
this list to their lawyer to prepare the court contents of this article are generally
application for the Grant of Probate. With the applicable to non-Muslims and non-natives
sealed Grant of Probate issued by the High of Sabah only. The wills Ordinance provides
Court, the Executor can then distribute the that nothing therein shall affect the validity
deceased’s assets in accordance with the of any will made by any native or muslim
deceased’s Last will. according to native law or custom or islamic
law as the case may be.
• Is there an expiry date for my will?
When should I re-write my will? There is no Last but not least I would like to leave you with
expiry date per se for a written will, however these profound words: “wills are uncanny
marriage can revoke a will written prior to and electric documents. They lie dormant
the date of marriage. Therefore if you have for years and then spring to life when their
a will written when you were single, you author dies, as if death were rain. Their effect
should write another will after your marriage. on those they enrich is never negligible, and
However Section 12 of the wills Ordinance sometimes unexpectedly charged. They
provides exceptions to this presumption that thrust living and dead into a final fierce clasp
a will written prior to one’s marriage will be of love or hatred. But they are not written in
revoked by the subsequent marriage. One stone—for all their granite legal language—
of the said exceptions is where “the will is and they can be bent to subvert the wishes
expressed to be made in contemplation of of the writer”.
a marriage” in which case such a will shall
not be “revoked by the solemnization of the
marriage contemplated.” Since death is a
certainty and only a matter of time for all,

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Chocolate Cake Recipe

By Norma Alpines

I am sharing a very simple chocolate cake with melted
chocolate fronstur recipe that I use to bake every
weekend for my family. Best eaten
while still warm!

Ingredients
1) 200gms multi-purpose flour
2) 80gms Van Hauten cocoa
     powder
3) 2 tsp baking powder
4) 1/2 tsp bicab of soda
5) 225gms butter
6) 175gms  caster sugar
7) 3 large eggs whipped lightly
8) 2 tsp vanilla essence
For frosting:
300gms Beryl's dark chocolate
175gms butter
150gms icing sugar
1 tsp vanilla

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Directions:
Preheat your oven to 250°C
Sieve the dry ingredients together into a
separate bowl
Combine the butter, vanilla  and sugar and
beat till soft using an electric mixer
Alternately add in the dry ingredients mix-
ture and eggs till well blended. If the blend
gets too dry just add a tablespoon or two of
milk
Pour the mixture into a 10in pan
Reduce oven heat to 180°C. Bake for at least
25mins or until a toothpick inserted in the
middle comes out clean. If you prefer a gooey
center, just bake it in less time
For the frosting, double boil the chocolate
until melted and set aside to cool. Next, whip
the butter and sugar together, followed by
the melted chocolate
Once the cake is cooled and placed on a tray
or board, lather on the frosting and enjoy!!

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Date of Publication and Publisher
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1. MONDAY, 15TH MAY 2017, 5
DAILY EXPRESS

2. TUESDAY, 18TH APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

3. THURSDAY, 21ST NOVEMBER 2016,
SEE HUA DAILY NEWS

4. FRIDAY, 21ST APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

5. WEDNESDAY, 3RD FEBRUARY 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

6. FRIDAY, 22ND JULY 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

7. SUNDAY, 19TH MARCH 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

8. SATURDAY, 22ND APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

9. FRIDAY, 7TH APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

10. THURSDAY, 15TH JUNE 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

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1. WEDNESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

2. MONDAY, 13TH FEBRUARY 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

3. FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER 2016,
HARIAN EXPRESS

4. FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER 18 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

5. TUESDAY, 25TH OCTOBER 25 2016,
ASIA TIMES

6. WEDNESDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

7. MONDAY, 10TH OCTOBER 2016,
STAR CITY DAILY

8. WEDNESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER 2016,
NEW SABAH TIMES

9. FRIDAY, 11TH NOVEMBER 2016, NEW
SABAH TIMES

10. WEDNESDAY, 19TH OCTOBER 2016,
NEW SABAH TIMES

11. WEDNESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER 2016,
STAR CITY DAILY

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DAILY EXPRESS

2. SATURDAY, 23RD JULYY 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

3. TUESDAY, 11TH APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

4. THURSDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER 2015,
DAILY EXPRESS

5. MONDAY, 2ST NOVEMBER 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

6. MONDAY, 10TH APRIL 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

7. THURSDAY, 4TH AUGUST 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

8. SUNDAY, 19TH FEBRUARY 2017,
DAILY EXPRESS

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SEE HUA DAILY NEWS

2. FRIDAY, 11TH NOVEMBER 2016,
SEE HUA DAILY NEWS

3. SUNDAY, 20TH NOVEMBER 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

4 4. WENDESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

5. SUNDAY, 30TH OCTOBER 30 2016,
DAILY EXPRESS

6. WEDNESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER 2016,
SEE HUA DAILY NEWS

7. THURSDAY, 20TH OCTOBER 2016
DAILY EXPRESS

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DIRECTORY|

A Name: Celestina Chin Lee Ling
Company: CK Nar & Co
Name: Adelina Adna Adenan Office Tel: 088 218 178
Company: Make Up by Adelina Mobile: 012 310 8220
Mobile: 017 810 0102 Name: Chan Yu Kyun @ Irene
E-mail: [email protected] Company: SKT Semarak Sdn Bhd
Name: Her Excellency Datuk Adeline Leong Mobile:016 810 4122
Company: Malaysian Friendship and Trade Cen- E-mail: [email protected]
tre, Taipei Name: Cheong Voon Vui @ Sharon Cheong
Mobile: 019 853 9922 Company: Manulife Insurance Bhd
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 011 1216 8698
Name: Adora Rubaini Binti Shahriman E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Chan & Shahriman Arkitek Sdn Bhd Name: Chenderamata Binti Sintih
Office Tel: 088 486 202 Company: Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 013 300 1278 Office Tel: 088 282 260
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 019 810 1390
Name: Datuk Aminah Ambrose E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Amir Kahar Holdings Sdn Bhd Name: Chu Voon San @ Vivian
Mobile: 019 880 1555 Company: Avangio Hotel Kota Kinabalu
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 012 833 7657
Name: Azalene Amelia Kamal Quadra E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Sunshine Master Care Sdn Bhd
Office Tel: 088 237 220 D
Mobile: 011 268 5036
E-mail: [email protected]

B Name: Dg. Rukiah Ag. Amit
Company: University Malaysia Sabah
Name: Belinda Tan Office Tel:
Company: CPSB Stone Quarry Sdn Bhd Mobile:
Mobile: 016 831 3101 E-mail:
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Demi Koh Zi Qi
Name: Betty Epin @ Bridget Company: Koh Hiew & Partners
Company: RHB Invesment Bank Berhad Mobile: 017 866 8969
Office Tel: 088 272 172 E-mail: [email protected]
Mobile: 016 846 3988 Name: Denise Chua Fong Yee
E-mail: [email protected] Company: Bold Graphics
Office Tel: 088 719 660
C Mobile: 016 830 9793
Name: Caroline Felecia Paxton E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Enagic (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 016 842 1122 140
E-mail: [email protected]

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Name: Donna Lim H
Mobile: 016 839 7883 Name: Hanna Ghani-Loh
E-mail: [email protected] Company: JL Properties & Co
Name: Doris Tay Siew Kiu Mobile: 016 582 9977
Company: Dorim Lim & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
Mobile: 016 831 1943 Name: Hazel Majin Pung Mei Ling
E-mail: [email protected] Company: Kokol Haven Resort
E Mobile: 016 820 4223
Name: Datuk Eva Susau E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Intan Insurance Agency
Mobile: 019 822 7977 J
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Dr Janet Lee
Name: Eliza Edward Kong Company: MusicMart/ The Rock School/
Company: Manulife Insurance Berhad Malaysia Music Teachers-Training College
Office Tel: 088 738 621 (MMTC)
Mobile: 017 8990797 Office Tel: 088 232 629
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 013 860 8777
E-mail: [email protected]

Name: Eliza Jane Leong Name: Jasmine Leong Mei Ping
Company: Sipadan Mabul Resort Sdn Bhd Company: IEC Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 017 818 0007 Office Tel: 088 212939
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 019 820 4717
E-mail: [email protected]

F Name: Joanna Liew Pyit Lau

Name: Fauziah Mat Noor Company: Sri Komputer Sdn Bhd
Company: Insan Berlian Academy PLT Office Tel: 088 242 001
Office Tel: 088 244877 Mobile: 012 878 8260
Mobile:013 860 3366 E-mail: [email protected]
E-mail: [email protected]
Name: Josie Lai
Company: Sabah State Public Service Depart-
G ment
Office Tel: 088 288 475
Name: Goh Giok Yee @ Eliza Mobile: 012 839 1188
Company: Zara Boutique Hotel E-mail: [email protected]
Mobile: 019 463 8061
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Joyce Lau
Company: Kilang Papan Chip Chong (s) Sdn
Name: Goh Ming Hui @ Carolyn Bhd
Company: Top Green Development (Sabah) Sdn Mobile: 012 833 0833
Bhd E-mail: [email protected]
Office Tel: 088 386 999
Mobile: 016 863 2688
E-mail: [email protected]
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DIRECTORY| Name: Datin Ng Soo Eng @ Annie Chee
K Company: JC Alliance Property Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 019 862 6253
Name: Kamariah Binti Mohd Nor E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Sabaland Construction Sdn Bhd Name: Datuk Noni Said
Office Tel: 088 425 977 Company: Janstars Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 019852 2582 Mobile: 019 861 6667
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Name: Koo Pui Pui @ Jeny Koo Name: Norma C. Apines
Company: IP Consultants Sdn Bhd Company: Slyma's Home Bakers Recipe
Office Tel: 088 252 230 Mobile: 017 890 1657
Mobile: 016 835 1011 E-mail: [email protected]
E-mail: [email protected]
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M Name: Datin Phyllis Lo Set Fui
Name: Majella Tan Marquez Company: Junior Koh & Partners
Company: Sabah Archives Office Tel: 088 233 108
Office Tel: 088 259 916 Mobile: 019 850 4556
Mobile: 016 848 7069 E-mail: [email protected]
E-mail: [email protected]
Name: Mary Chung R
Company: KotaBox Packaging Sdn Bhd Name: Rosie Chong Fung Fung
Office Tel: 088 492 777 Company: Rich Girl Fashion House Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 016 826 9768 Office Tel: 088 233 336
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 019 820 7875
Name: Michelle Melissa De La Harpe E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Regus Management Malaysia Sdn Bhd Name: Roxana Jamaludin
Office Tel: 088 366 500 Company: Roxana & Co
Mobile: 019 823 2000 Office Tel: 088 204 244
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 016 422 3844
E-mail: [email protected]
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Name: Nar Chin Keow S
Company: CK Nar & Co Name: Datin Shahezarena Kwah Bt Abdullah
Office Tel: 088 218178 Company: Jari Jari Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 016 830 1178 Office Tel: 088 272 664
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 019 880 8864
E-mail: [email protected]

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Name: Datuk Sharifah Hasbah Habib Alwi Name: Teoh See See
Company: Safin Educare Sdn Bhd (Seri Insan Company: J. Tan Teoh Associates
Borneo School) Office Tel: 088 488 029
Office Tel: 088 430796 Mobile: 016 830 1198
Mobile: 019 843 0396 E-mail: [email protected]
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Tulip Zaimi Noorazyze Abd Rahim
Name: Susan Chang Company: Design Management Concept Sdn
Mobile: 012 838 1322 Bhd
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 019 819 5800
Name: Datuk Suzannah Liaw Siew Yea E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Fair Horizon Sdn Bhd
Mobile: 019 820 9369 U
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Ursula U
Mobile: 013 866 8898
Name: Suzy Brandner E-mail: [email protected]
Office Tel: 0111 054 001
Mobile: 012 774 5001 V
E-mail: [email protected] Name: Vivienti Jamaludin
Name: Sylma Jepin Company: Beauty by Vivienti
Company: Sylma's Home Bakers Recipe Office Tel: 013 228 1201
Mobile: 012 845 3598 Mobile: 016 803 7434
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Name: Soo Yuen Mee
Company: Dahongye Realty (ARA) Sdn Bhd Y
Office Tel: 088 276 657 Name: Yvonne Yap Kah Meng
Mobile: 013 864 2720 Company: Rocksafe Sdn Bhd
E-mail: [email protected] Office Tel: 088 237 700
T Mobile: 016 847 8001
Name: Tan Hui San @ Deledda E-mail: [email protected]
Company: Kejuruteraan Economics Sdn Bhd
Office Tel: 088 311755 Z
Mobile: 016 830 9595 Name: Datuk Hjh Zahra Ismail
E-mail: Mobile: 010 933 3289
E-mail: [email protected]

Name: Datin Dr. Hjh. Tarsiah Tz Taman
Company: KKYS Sdn Bhd
Office Tel: 088 239 639
Mobile: 019 861 2212
E-mail: [email protected]

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