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| The Star News on the 30th May 2013 |
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Sponsor 10 cement benches, two cement tables and six cement stools to two playgroung.
Apex Philippines National Convention, 24th-26th May 2013.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Dinner Notice 942, AGM-5th June 2013,May Garden Restaurant.
942 5th June 2013
REMINDER : RSVP YES/ NO Time dateline : 7.30pm , 5th June 2013
Victor Corbett: M/P 012 4989150 Home 04-8994150
Apex Club of Penang AGM
Chairman : President Lee
Finemaster : Mai Edward
Visit to Apex Club of Leganes, Philippines.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Dinner meeting 941, 15th May 2013, May Garden Restaurant.
941 15th May 2013
Chairman : KE Lee
Finemaster : Mike Ong
Sgt At Arms :Victor Corbett
Sgt At Arms :Victor Corbett
REMINDER : RSVP YES/ NO Time dateline : 7.30pm , 15th May 2013
Victor Corbett: M/P 012 4989150 Home 04-8994150
Normination Day for the year 2013/2014
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Apex Club of Penang AGM will be held on the 5th June 2013.
Chairman : President Lee
Finemaster : Balan Menon
Thursday, May 9, 2013
MOU twinning with Apex Club of Murraylands , Australia and Apex Club of penang, Malaysia
Memorandum
of Understanding between the Apex Club of Murraylands, South Australia and Apex
Club of Penang, Malaysia.
Purpose
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to provide a framework and arrangements
between the Apex Club of the Murraylands and the Apex Club of Penang to facilitate
an open, collaborative and mutually beneficial relationship between the two clubs.
Background
The idea of establishing a sister club relationship was raised by Life Member Rob Butcher, Apex Club of Murraylands and Apex Club of Penang in the hope that club members can further develop relationships and life skills. It will also benefit members to view the service projects undertaken in each other country.
The Apex Club of Murraylands, Australia is a based between the two towns of Murray Bridge and Mannum located along the Murray River in South Australia. Whilst the club numbers fluctuate, the structure of the club remains the same with a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and various other directors such as Social, Service and Properties being elected at the beginning of each 12 month period. The club is involved with various service projects including cooking community barbeques, donating money, and supporting youth potential.
The Apex Club of Penang, Club No. 8, is in Penang Island, West Malaysia. Penang Island was once known as The Pearl of The Orient. Apex Penang which was set up in 1971 had been contributing over 40 years of community and charitable services. Helming the Club is the President. A new President is elected at every AGM with the Club’s Secretary and Treasurer. The President appoints his other Board members, comprising: Vice President, Service Director, Social Director, IRO, Bursary Director, Membership Director, and Sergeant-At-Arms, to assist him in his duties. Apex Penang has in 2011 set up its Apex Penang Education Fund to assist deserving undergraduates in universities and colleges in Malaysia.
Communication
Both clubs will distribute their respective newsletters and Dinner meeting notices to ensure that communication lines are open and transparent.
Whilst members from both Clubs can informally interact through the electronic media, an annual Skype hook up, if deemed necessary, be done for newly elected Boards to exchange ideas and plans for the new term.
Financial agreement
Whilst there is no annual financial contribution required, when club members travel to each other’s respective country the accommodation will be paid for by the hosting club. The accommodation may be either home hosted by the club members or hotel style ( for within reason) if hosting is not possible. The travelling members will only need to pay for air fares and have their own spending money.
The hosting Club members shall treat the travelling members to a welcoming dinner, which shall be planned to coincide with brought forward dinner meeting to show the business session as practiced. Meals at other outings shall be from own spending money unless the hosting club volunteers to foot such expenses.
The hosting Club shall arrange an itinerary for the whole stay to include the local Apex Club’s projects, introduce places of interest, local customs, food and lifestyle. Tour packages outside of itinerary can be arranged for travelling members at their own expense.
Outcomes
It is hoped that when members travel to each other’s countries they acknowledge the following:
* Respect for the culture
* Seek an understanding of each other service projects
* Gain an appreciation for each other’s way of life
* Further develop relationships
Signatories
Apex Club of Murraylands, Caroline Thomas Vice President, Michelle Chambers
Apex Club of Penang, Edward Mai
Handing over the MOU to Presedent Lee
Purpose
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to provide a framework and arrangements
between the Apex Club of the Murraylands and the Apex Club of Penang to facilitate
an open, collaborative and mutually beneficial relationship between the two clubs.
Background
The idea of establishing a sister club relationship was raised by Life Member Rob Butcher, Apex Club of Murraylands and Apex Club of Penang in the hope that club members can further develop relationships and life skills. It will also benefit members to view the service projects undertaken in each other country.
The Apex Club of Murraylands, Australia is a based between the two towns of Murray Bridge and Mannum located along the Murray River in South Australia. Whilst the club numbers fluctuate, the structure of the club remains the same with a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and various other directors such as Social, Service and Properties being elected at the beginning of each 12 month period. The club is involved with various service projects including cooking community barbeques, donating money, and supporting youth potential.
The Apex Club of Penang, Club No. 8, is in Penang Island, West Malaysia. Penang Island was once known as The Pearl of The Orient. Apex Penang which was set up in 1971 had been contributing over 40 years of community and charitable services. Helming the Club is the President. A new President is elected at every AGM with the Club’s Secretary and Treasurer. The President appoints his other Board members, comprising: Vice President, Service Director, Social Director, IRO, Bursary Director, Membership Director, and Sergeant-At-Arms, to assist him in his duties. Apex Penang has in 2011 set up its Apex Penang Education Fund to assist deserving undergraduates in universities and colleges in Malaysia.
Communication
Both clubs will distribute their respective newsletters and Dinner meeting notices to ensure that communication lines are open and transparent.
Whilst members from both Clubs can informally interact through the electronic media, an annual Skype hook up, if deemed necessary, be done for newly elected Boards to exchange ideas and plans for the new term.
Financial agreement
Whilst there is no annual financial contribution required, when club members travel to each other’s respective country the accommodation will be paid for by the hosting club. The accommodation may be either home hosted by the club members or hotel style ( for within reason) if hosting is not possible. The travelling members will only need to pay for air fares and have their own spending money.
The hosting Club members shall treat the travelling members to a welcoming dinner, which shall be planned to coincide with brought forward dinner meeting to show the business session as practiced. Meals at other outings shall be from own spending money unless the hosting club volunteers to foot such expenses.
The hosting Club shall arrange an itinerary for the whole stay to include the local Apex Club’s projects, introduce places of interest, local customs, food and lifestyle. Tour packages outside of itinerary can be arranged for travelling members at their own expense.
Outcomes
It is hoped that when members travel to each other’s countries they acknowledge the following:
* Respect for the culture
* Seek an understanding of each other service projects
* Gain an appreciation for each other’s way of life
* Further develop relationships
Signatories
Apex Club of Murraylands, Caroline Thomas Vice President, Michelle Chambers
Apex Club of Penang, Edward Mai
Handing over the MOU to Presedent Lee
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Dinner Notice 940th , 8th May 2013, May Garden Restaurant.
940th 8th May 2013
Chairman : Irene Tan
Finemaster : Mai Edward
Sgt At Arms :Victor Corbett
Finemaster : Mai Edward
Sgt At Arms :Victor Corbett
REMINDER : RSVP YES/ NO Time dateline : 7.30pm , 8th May 2013
Victor Corbett: M/P 012 4989150 Home 04-8994150
Victor Corbett: M/P 012 4989150 Home 04-8994150
Lunch with residents of Grace Harmony Home,
28th April 2013
28th April 2013
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