Hiyo Angels,
Its me again with my brother Ah Kiat to do a short report on the outing to Chinatown Heritage Center and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. This time round we try to have more pictorial presentation than wordy presentation. At the same time, there will be more comments and suggestions along the way how can we improve for the next outing onwards.

Volunteers started flocking in at around 12.30pm and registered their names with our volunteer coordinators Shu Hua and Hui Hsien. Initially it was complicated due to shuffling of elderly and volunteers because of overwhelming response from the elderly but we were only to able to bring 20 elderly because of transport issue. Despite Hui Hsien and Shu Hua first attempt in handling the registration, they were able to handle it with no problem. The best thing was we managed to bring Lee Ah Kim out. Yeah!!!

One comment from the floor: Colour Tags should include the handphone number of group leaders for safety issues.

Ah Kiat conducted the briefing. It was his first attempt and thought he had done it quite well except that the location is a bit noisy. I should have been around as well incase he left out any important points.

Ah Kiat felt that the climax was not there before setting out. In fact the event coordinator and group leaders should try to interact and communicate more with the volunteers, increase the morale and the motivation level and let them sense that the trip was going to be enjoyable one.

11 elderly and 2 volunteers boarded the HWA (Handicapped Welfare Association) bus while the rest boarded the WTS (Woodlands Transport) bus with embedded microphone system. The HWA bus was highly recommended for future outing as it saved a lot time and volunteers’ strength in mobilizing the elderly. It was convenient and helped to lower the risk of causing injuries and discomfort on the elderly and volunteers while boarding and alighting the buses. The microphone system for WTS bus was not that fantastic as the sound was blurred. One advantage was that the prices for both buses were relatively cheap and reasonable.

Hydraulic lift at HWA bus makes mobilising of Elderly Easier.

Upon reaching the Chinatown at 2.00pm, 2 groups were headed towards the Chinatown Heritage Center while another 2 groups were headed towards the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. Along the way towards Chinatown Heritage Center, the elderly were able to witness the bustling activities at Chinatown. Initially, some elderly did not wish to go as probably some might not want to recall the past. However, most elderly had a wonderful experience. In fact it was the elderly that did all the narration and explanation about the past and not the volunteers.

Some comments: It is not appropriate for the funeral exhibition to be put at the 3rd level where it is the first thing that visitors saw upon coming out from the lift. Some might find the tickets quite expensive despite subsidies.

Chinatown Heritage Center Entrance

Poh Yan, how come you are squatting down? Typical Chinese Coolie.

Witnessing the bustling activities at Chinatown

Here we come!!! Back to the Past!!!

Identifying my roots

Ah Yong why so sianz?? Is Lee Ah Kim that hard to handle?

At around 3.15pm, 4 groups started to gather along the corridor space besides the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum to have their snacks. The elderly were treated with buns and hot coffee, tea and even ice-cream. (by the way who buy the ice-creams). The feedback for the buns was fantastic. SK even had 3 of it. Whaha.

Where is my food?

Beautiful walkway of Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Uncle Song and Desmond posting with Ah Gong. Look at the smiles..

Damien and ah ma posting happily infront of the camera..

Stuart - Your photography skill is superb. Nice Pic.

After the break, the other 2 groups headed towards Chinatown Heritage Center while the other headed towards Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. It was a wonderful place to visit especially with the narration by the 2 tour guides; it was more interesting and enriching tour for elderly as well as volunteers.

Tour Guides doing some introduction and narration on Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Buddhist devotees doing their chanting at the Main Hall, Level 1.

Multiple Hand Buddha located at the Back Hall, Level 1.

As most elderly are Buddhism followers, most of them pray from the bottom of their heart. Some even bathed the Buddha and some even make donations on every floor of Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum.

Helping the elderly to bath the buddha.

Elderly bathing the buddha. The thougths that counts…

Devoted Ah Ma making cash donation to Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Beautiful orchid garden at Level 5 which is not wheelchair accessible.

Rico making her rounds on the chanting wheels at Level 5 wishing that she will get younger. Not possible la.. haha..

After the whole activities, the whole group gathered in front of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum to have group photographs. The weather was great during that day and everything went on smoothly as schedules.

Group Photos at Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Musuem

Group Photo taking across the road with full view of Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Upon reaching the home, the elderly were immediately treated with s sumptuous dinner with top-ups such as vegetables, roast ducks and desserts prepared by Sharon and Rico.

Appreciation Honours

Matron Leong and Winnie – Thank you for being so supportive for all of our events. Despite both of you just came back from overseas on early May; you are able to give us the list of elderly within a short period of time. Thank you for preparing the logistics such as umbrella, caps, mineral water and first aid boxes.

Margaret, Janet and Alice Lim – Thank you for sponsoring the event.

Poh Yan – Thank you for sponsoring the tour guides. Your suggestion of engaging the tour guides for the tour is brilliant.

Shao Kuang – Thank you for sponsoring the HWA bus. In fact you are the first one to approach the committee members that you want to sponsor the HWA bus.

Joseph Cheng from Mount Faber Group – Thank you for offering us subsidies rates for the volunteers and elderly when visiting the Chinatown Heritage Center.

Celia Shao and 2 tour guides Eddie Quek and Howard Lim from Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum – We appreciate your hospitality and warm welcome during our tour at the premise. We had a wonderful and fantastic tour experience. Thank you.

Grace and the driver from HWA– Thank you for letting us to have the biggest HWA bus despite the fact that you have an ongoing event which requires it as well. The driver is simply fantastic, very accommodating and helpful.

Malcolm from Woodland Transport – Thank you for charging us a cheaper rate for you transport with microphone system embedded.

Volunteer Coordinators (Rusty, Hui Hsien and Shu Hua) – Sincerely appreciated for your effort in gathering and coordinating the elderly and volunteers. Not an easy task but I thought you gals have done very well. So do you all still want to strangle me? Haha.

Group Leaders/ICs (Kee Teck, Hwee Ling, Fiona and Alex) – Thank you so much for assisting us in managing the groups of volunteers and elderly. Hwee Ling – admire your volunteering spirit; despite your injury you still want to come and assist the event. Kee Teck – hope you can bring back experiences and benefit to your elderly at All Saints. Fiona and Alex – I think is time for both of you to take up important and leading roles at Moral Angels.

Food and Beverages (Sin Ming, Rico and Sharon) – The feedback for the snacks and dinner have been extremely fantastic. Thank you so much for arranging and preparing all these delicious food for the benefits of the elderly.

Logistic (Uncle Song and Jin Xiong) – Thank you for preparing all the necessary logistics for this outing. Without fail, can always count on both of you for the job.

Entertainment (Ah Yong & Ping Sing) – Yan Dao… Kum Sia lei (Thank you). Pai Sei for the poor microphone system. Has feedback to my friend. Will try to get you one with Karaoke for next outing. Ping Sing – Thank you for preparing the Bingo game. Even though we did not play the game but we can use it for future use. We appreciate your effort.

Videographer and Photographer (Hui Wei, Stuart, Poh Yan, Xiang Jian) – Thank you for taking and editing all the beautiful pictures for this outing. Even though there are only some that have been uploaded, but I can see it is very beautifully taken. I think we can send some for competition. I mean serious. (but first need to ask permission from the Home).

Lastly to all volunteers who have made this outing possible. Be it who you are, we appreciate all your efforts, contribution and help in making a different Saturday for the elderly of Moral Home for the Aged Sick. Thank you….

Special Presented By:
Ah Kiat and Ah Quan

Hihi Angels,

It is me who has being arrowed by VL to write this week flash. It has been more than 4 months since I write my last blog. Miss my flash??

Right now, I am writing this flash with a very heavy heart. Life has being so unpredictable, in fact always unpredictable. Sometimes I have been asking myself whether I have being living my life to the fullest. Will I be able to leave this world without any regrets? What about you guys? Have you ever think about it?

I have received a phone call and a sms in late afternoon. One of my men, my subordinate, has passed away suddenly because of bike accident. This is my second encounter of my camp mates leaving the world at such a young age. Perhaps I am not ready to face this kind of separation. Throughout my life, I have being working and chasing after this thing called ‘paper’. Why paper? Our education certificates, contracts, money, testimonials are all papers. Even when we passed away, we will not run away from paper which is our death certificates.

I have been going through my mind how I want to live my life. After going through some of the flashes written by you guys especially SK on 12th April 2008, I guess I know the answer. One particular sentence quoted from SK’s weekly flash that I like it a lot, “it’s really not a matter of personal record but to leave an impact does make life more meaningful and satisfying an experience”. I am glad that I have started early and very grateful to those who brought me here. If someone asks me why I volunteer, I think I am able to answer them with conviction, “to make an impact and difference in the lives of others”. And this is how I am going to live for the rest of my life. I will be trying out different kinds of volunteering experiences including overseas humanitarian work and hope to influence my loved ones, friends and family to involve in this non-recognition but yet noble job.

Enough of sharing… Well, it was a rowdy Saturday. It was great to see many volunteers turned up last Saturday including Ping Sing, Ah Yong, Gary, Josephine Neo and Rusty. I believe the ah gong and ah ma shared the same sentiment as me. The volunteers seemed to be more than the elderly who were involved in activities. Perhaps this was due that some elderly went out for an event relating to Singapore Symphony Orchestra.

Uncle Song, Ah Kiat, Uncle Meng Huat and Damien arrived at the home very early. Damien and Ah Kiat were involved in setting up the games, mahjong table and the system. Some of us went up to start mobilizing the elderly. Uncle Song, as usual, went around running errands for the elderly. Ah Kiat and Damien were then involved in the card game which was then subsequently taken over by Ping Sing. It seemed like the response for card game had been overwhelming. Perhaps we need to set up another table for it.

As the hour and minute hands passed 3pm, volunteers such as Jin Xiong, Gary, Rusty, Shu Hua, Hui Hsien, Rico, Christina, Ah Yong, Sharon, Jojo, Josephine Neo, Darren and Ping Sing started flocking in to the home.(Did I miss out anybody?) Jin Xiong, Damien, Gary and Christina were involved in conducting the normal activities with the ah gong and ah ma. Rusty, Shu Hua and Hui Hsien were sorting out the volunteers and elderly list for the outing next week. Jojo was busy doing the sandwiches for the volunteers and elderly. Ah Yong, Gary, Jojo, Darren and Uncle Song started charming the ah gong and ah ma with their voices. Especially Ah Yong, his singing skill had improved (honestly) but however his shouting and ranting at the microphone seemed to irritate the volunteers. J Josephine Neo, Rusty, Ping Sing, Ah Yen, Hui Hsien, Shu Hua, Sharon, Rico and Gary were involved in feeding for elderly at the dining area.

We tried out the Kopi Roti Sandwiches last Saturday. We even let some of the elderly to try some of it. Response had been good and I thought it would not be a problem to have it on the 31st May 2008. VL and AVLs, I think you can start arrowing people to be in-charged and start a small committee.

And surprise…surprise… Doris and Stuart were here last Saturday, bringing their little angel, Lucas. It was a commotion upon their arrival. Everybody was vying to carry Lucas. Strong request to bring Lucas out often to the home.. Oh gosh, he is so adorable, cute and chubby. Permission to have his photo put on the flash?

Last but not least, all angels are reminded to reach Moral Home by 1pm next Saturday, 10th May 2008 so that Ah Kiat can conduct the briefing. Expect to mobilize the elderly up the transport by 1.20pm. Remember to wear your yellow T-Shirts. See you guys then!!!

Our cute little angel, Baby Lucas

Cheer
Quan

Wooo Jinxiong… You are right man. I am next in line to write the weekly flash after you… (how do you know ah?? you have a crystal ball at home ah).

Anyway, here it goes… As I stepped into the home, I saw Christina and Hui Quan busy mobilising the elderly. Well, we had a hard time coaxing the elderly to leave their comfort zone to join us in the activities downstairs (despite us telling them that there are pretty gals and handsome guys downstairs?…Oh No… we seems to have lost our charm ?). Well, I guess it’s time to think of some ‘motivators’ to lure them downstairs.

As usual, Uncle Sam and Uncle Song were spotted playing black jack with the regular black jack ‘kaki’. But for some reason, the Ah Kong and Ah Ma decided to end their session much earlier this week. Are they bored with the game already??

While Damien, Jinxiong, Hui Quan, Christina and I were playing fishing and bean bag with some elderly, Ah Kiat was seen playing checkers with Uncle John. Oh, before I forget, may I know who was the one who bought the Paris Tower Challenge? Christina and I were having a hard time assembling it lor… Luckily my Ah Kong was waiting patiently for us to get it fixed before he gets to play it with Damien. So where is Rico and Sharon? They were running around the home talking to the Ah Kong and Ah Ma.

Hereby, let me introduce our new MA singers… Poh Yen and Ken Goh!! – I suggest registering them for the upcoming Moral Home Super Stars ? (I don’t think there will be any objection right hehe). Hmmmm… no sight of our regular singers. Gary, Ah Yong, Ping Sing and Jo Jo??? What are you guys and gals busy with??? Our Ah Kong and Ah Ma misses your singing leh.

Back in the volunteer room, Rico’s BROTHER-IN-LAW Ah Kiat =) updated us on their recce to Chinatown Tour. And they bought back some ham chee peng from Maxwell Market!!!. But hor… My Senior and I didn’t get to eat it lor… =(…. Reason being…. Someone ate our share…. (you know who you are hor…Mr XXX ?) .

Public Announcement — Paging paging for Mr Charlie Yong, my senior Ping Sing is looking for you. Please contact her in private ya…=)…

Finally, for everyone’s info, we are thinking of introducing Moral Home Set Menu for the monthly snack. The set menu allows elderly to choose the filling of the sandwiches and beverages of their choice. Order will be taken by volunteers, prepared on the spot and served to the elderly fresh from the oven ?… Yummy yummy… I’m so looking forward to the launch of this set menu… Great ideas from Hui Quan who had gotten this idea from Sree Home (I think).

Hui Xian

Just to share: I was at the CM home last Saturday, took my own transport and bumped into Huiquan and Poh Yan at the bus-interchange, waiting for bus 178 to CM home. As we arrived at the home kitchen, there SHE was, all ready to help out in preparing the breakfast! Who Who Who?????? KEN GOH is her name! I then understood from her that she actually took a cab from tiong bahru(home) to marsiling(CM home). Although it “could” be a one time thing, the thought and effort is simply moving, inspiring… send three cheers to KEN GOH! Ken Goh can go J (ricola)

Hi angels,

it was a lovely afternoon at moral home. It was not quite the usual crowd but we did quite all right nevertheless. When I was there at 3pm (late as usual), uncle Meng Huat was at the helm of the blackjack table instead of our regular big boss uncle Song. We need a bigger table as the gambling den is attracting more Ah Kong Ah Ma in anticipation of the IRs opening. Song and Sam (S&S) were spotted on the 2nd and 3rd floor doing their rounds to PR with the residents and also some new elderly at the home.

SK can be seen running around in search for MJ kakis for our Ah Ma waiting downstair at the MJ table. Thru his crystal ball, SK had foreseen the angels turnout for this week. And so he brought along his secret weapon: Teochew Opera VCD! It worked like a charm. Ah Kong Ah Ma were glued to the TV. Meanwhile I was beaten up down left right at the checker table by uncle John. I think he misses Poh Yan, even though he tried hard to cover up his yawn of boredom.

That’s about all folks. Thanks for reading.

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The story would have ended if not for our newest additions to the angels family. Introducing Desmond and Darren (D&D)! Desmond is a soccer kaki of SK, and after a brief tour of moral home, he immediately dive into action helping with the games and stuff. Darren is a friend of Josephine Neo, and he was here last week too. He took some photos of Ah Kong Ah Ma last week, and the Ah Kong Ah Ma can be seen grinning ear to ear when he handed them the developed photos this week. Hey Darren, great work! Take more photos in the future and we can put them up on the blog too.

Here are some good news for all the fans of Uncle Lee. After taking a short break at CGH chalet, uncle Lee is back at the home with even more zest, hoping to make up for the lost time at the chess table. He may even make it for the temple outing, why not? Talking about the outing, angels coordinators Shuhua and Huixian were running around auditioning our Ah Kong Ah Ma for the outing. They were also thinking aloud wondering WHY angels have not replied to their email on their attendance for the outing. Hey angels, you know who you are…

And last but not least, despite the low turnout for the 1st sports day of 2008, we did manage to enjoy ourselves thoroughly. Uncle Song conducted a badminton clinic, and I learnt how to hold a racket properly for the 1st time of my life! Nice. Credit goes to the welfare committee and Dietitian angels for making the sports day possible.

Cheers! Have a nice week ahead!
Jin Xiong

Weekly flash:

Dear angels,

Another saturday in our lives, elderly’s lives have just gone by.

Instead of the normal weekly flash, thought I would do something different by sharing more about the volunteer in me.

As a volunteer, I have gone through various phases of emotions and thoughts throughout the years. I was an enthusiatic young volunteer to start off with, full of purpose in my outlook, to return to society what has been bestowed upon me, an education which provided the means and resilience to start off an career which I have always wanted to try out. I then reluctantly became a leader, but it was heartening to play a part in a volunteer group which went on from strength to strength, sustaining the efforts to provide love and happy moments for the elderly.

A know we can only provide moments of happiness for the closing chapters of the lives of the elderly but I guess it does mean a lot more to them than to us, and that’s something which I will like to take the chance to share here.

There were times when it got a bit tiring for me, I wanted out, work was demanding and of cos is more demanding now and I wanted to do a good job, I felt overstretched and my heart was crying out to cut down on my commitments, and one thing that came to mind was to slowly pull myself out of volunteering totally.

I did not….not that I think that i am indispensible as a volunteer haha that’s thinking too highly of myself but i could not bear to make myself leave my family of friends and elderly behind, and to play mahjong. I am proud to be able to serve regularly but it’s really not a matter of personal record but to leave an impact does make life more meaningful and satisfying an experience…that’s how I view my job too

Anyway through it all, I have learnt that leadership in volunteering is very important as it means that there can be focused energies in providing effective and widespread services for a bigger group of beneficiaries. And more importantly, every single one of us has a role to play in the larger picture. It is like a cockroach (yucky analogy) where without a leg, it still can crawl but take away more legs and it cannot move eventually. A cockroach can survive without its head but only for a while cos eventually it will die off with its body intact.

I dislike the cockroach but you have got to admire its resilience. it has been around millions of years but humans…a few thousand years? if mankind is to exist longer, we have better learnt to treasure our legs and keep our heads on

Is there any messages that i am trying to bring across….definitely…but to each a different interpretation cos each of us is a different individual, our personal beliefs and values dictate how we interpret each sentence and each action. each of you is special and can be spectacular in your own right.

Keep your volunteering spirit burning, there are times to conserve fuel and there are times when we feel like burning brightly to light up the darkness. Put the flames together and the world will be a pretty bright one

Adios

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Hi everyone!

I prepare a short weekly flash to update you all on what happened last week at the home on 5^th April.

Last Saturday a visiting Youth Group organize a program at the Moral Home for the elderly. The program was very successful because of Moral Angels; Sharon, Christina, Ricola, Huiquan, SK, Song, Fiona, Ping Sing, Mr. and Mrs Loi, Brandon, Josephine, Ricola, Rusty, Yong and others all turn up early to setup the sound system and bring down the elderly before Dr. Faishal, a Member of Parliament for Marine Parade GRC joined us for the day. (if I miss your name Pai Seh!)

The program started with Huiquan giving a brief presentation to our visitors on what the Moral Angels do in Moral Home every week followed by a guided tour of the place for the MP and his Youth Leaders. At the same time, the elderly were served helpings of “Baos” as snacks before the performance commence at 3:00pm as per schedule

Starting the show at 3:00pm for the day was a Stage Magic Performance by the Bonezz Family (and Alex the Pigeon) who dazzled the elderly with their magical performance

Right after the Magic Show at 3:30pm, Lay Cheng or “Na Na” as she prefers to be called on stage, captured the full attention of the elderly with her fluent Hokkien and jokes¡­ drawing laughter and responses from the elderly in the front rows.

This was followed by song performance by “Na Na” who delivered three all time favorites oldies which includes Mandarin, Hokkien and Cantonese songs. Sam even dance with Rose lee to the tune of  ”Xiao Cheng Gu Shi” sang by the guest Emcee “Na Na”

The Elderly was not to be beaten by such show of talent, one of them belt out an Oldies song and another performed a well-practiced Harmonica piece much to the pleasant surprise of elderly and volunteers alike.

Mr. Loi mesmerized the crowd with his romantic number and mingled among his fans among the elderly as he sings. This was followed by a upbeat number “Xiao Sa Zou Yi Hui” by who else but our very own Josephine which ended with a roar of applause by everyone present.

The Youth Network members who attended the event also performed “Yue Liang Dai Biao Wo De Xin”, “Xiao Wei” and Country Road. The event ended with a “Grand Finale” by Moral Angels and Youth Network together with Dr. Faishal on stage singing “Ai Pia Jia Eh Ya”

The event finished around 5:00pm and was really an enjoyable Saturday for both the elderly and volunteers alike!

Best regards,

Damien

November 22, 2008
2:30 pm	to	5:00 pm

Hi Hi Angels,

Event: Moral Angels’ 10th Year Anniversary Celebration
Date: 22nd November 2008
Time: 2.30pm ~ 5.00pm
Venue: Chee Hoon Kog Moral Promotion Society; Moral Home for the Aged Sick

Main Organizers: Sharon Liow, Rico Chow and Christina Lee

* Please kindly post all your comments and suggestion provided at the left hand site of the webpage “Moral Angels’ 10th Year Anniversary”.

Hi Hi… guess what??

This is Ping Sing… fresh in weekly flash. Kena arrowed by VL and AVL Christina who refused to rescue me… So, you are forced to read the report by me…

So sorry, I’m late on that day, reached around 3.30pm. When I stepped into the home, I saw Uncle Meng Huat chatting away with Auntie Ming Choo, and ha ha, ‘pai seh’ to say but Auntie Ming Choo commended that I’m a pretty girl, even provided me with very important advice “must choose someone that is better than myself as my husband. Cannot just simply choose anyone”… 3 cheers to my lovely Auntie Ming Choo! J

Where are the rest of the angels? As I looked around the dining area, I saw SK and Uncle John challenging each other over the Checkers game, not sure how is the result, but as SK looked so stressed, I believe that he is having a hard time fighting the battle. Subsequently, Poh Yan rescued SK, and took over the challenge with Uncle John. To my surprise, Poh Yan’s skills has improved a lot, he managed to win a few rounds lei.. So Angels, you can learn a lots while volunteering hor J

How about the main activities areas? .. One of the Ah Kong is happily singing karaoke while the others are playing ‘fishing’ and ‘bean bags’ with Damien and Alex. One of the Ah Kong is very good with the bean bags, he manage to catch the bean bags in any direction and throw them into the basket in spite that we kept extending the distance. I even challenged him with the bean bags throwing, but just manage to tie with him… see… he is good right!! Christina also helps out with the games after bringing down our usual participants.

Any IR (Integrated Resort) activities? Of course, our professional game master Uncle Song is conducting the card games for the Ah Kong Ah Ma. And he is winning all the tokens lor… poor Ah Kong Ah Ma, keep borrowing tokens from himL, next time must give chance lar. J The usual Mahjong kaki are there self entertaining themselves with the games. Probably we should let them use the tokens as well, to make it more interesting, and they can exercise their brain even more J

Where are Sharon and Rico? Oh ya… they are running here and there, busy talking to the Ah Kong Ah Ma. Sharon manage to get a new Ah Kong to join us, and this Ah Kong is not aware of our Sat activities. Aiya… we should do more advertisement liao lar, in view that we got so many new Ah Kong Ah Ma in the home lately. Okay, recruitment members (you know who you are), take charge hor! J

How about our singers? I was looking out for XX, JoJo, Gary and Ah Yong…but…nope…not even a shadow of them is found. No choice, Damien, Alex and I had to take up the mic to sing. As we sang, one by one the Ah Kong Ah Ma leaves the activities areas, Wah Lao…No face liao leh…! This is all because SK and Sharon fail to perform the Waltz L And our singing Angels are not around lor… so please come back soon ya… we need you badly….!

Anything to add?? No lar… someone may kill me if I continue to be so ‘chang qi”:P

Love always,

Ping Sing (peaceful heart)

May 10, 2008
12:30 pm	to	5:15 pm

Hi Hi Angels,
We will be having a Chinatown Tour on 10th May 2008 from 1230hrs to 1715hrs. We will be visiting the Chinatown Heritage Center and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. Please refer to the link provided below for the details of Chinatown Tour on 10th May 2008 from 1230hrs to 1715hrs. The PDF document includes roles and responsibilities of committee members, schedule, contingency plan and timeline.

Chinatown Tour on 10th May 2008 (PDF Document)

Cheers
Ah Quan