The Borneo Post

‘Never stop doing good deeds for benefit of others’

- By Danny Wong reporters@theborneop­ost.com

SIBU: Lions Club members must continue to uphold the club’s motto of doing good deeds aimed at bringing hope, joy, laughter and warmth to the communitie­s that they are serving to.

Lions Club Internatio­nal ( LCI) District 308-A2 governor Pelly Lee made this call during the Sibu Mandarin Lions Club’s 28th anniversar­y dinner here on Sunday.

The event was also meant to celebrate the 12th anniversar­y of the Sibu Mandarin chapter’s twinning initiative with the Lions Club of Bagan in Penang.

“Let us join hands, work together and contribute our share of services to brighten other people’s days,” said Lee, who is from the Lions Club of KK Downtown in Sabah.

She also reminded the Lions to uphold LCI motto ‘ We Serve’, in the spirit of providing meaningful humanitari­an services to the communitie­s.

“This is in line with our LCI president Dr Naresh Aggarwal’s belief in ‘Namaste’, which means, ‘ the divine in me salutes the divine in you’.”

On the anniversar­y celebratio­n, Lee said it was a significan­t milestone for the Sibu Mandarin Lions.

“I am certain all of you will join me in bringing our Lions movement to greater heights,” she said.

Meanwhile, Lions Club of Bagan president Alvin Ooi said his chapter’s twinning programme with Sibu Mandarin Lions Club was establishe­d in 2007 and since then, both sides have maintained a very close relationsh­ip.

At the function, Sibu Mandarin Lions Club contribute­d RM1,000 each to Sibu Kidney Foundation ( SKF), Associatio­n of Children with Special Needs Sibu and St John’s Ambulance Malaysia– Sibu Centre.

The dinner also raised RM34,000, of which the proceeds would be used to fund the club’s activities.

Let us join hands, work together and contribute our share of services to brighten other people’s days. Pelly Lee, Lions Club Internatio­nal District 308-A2 governor

 ??  ?? Event organising chairman Alex Yii (left), Sibu Mandarin Lions Club president Thomas Tong (fourth left) and its past president Hu Yu Siong hand over contributi­ons to the Associatio­n of Children with Special Needs treasurer Jimmy Sim, St John’s...
Event organising chairman Alex Yii (left), Sibu Mandarin Lions Club president Thomas Tong (fourth left) and its past president Hu Yu Siong hand over contributi­ons to the Associatio­n of Children with Special Needs treasurer Jimmy Sim, St John’s...
 ??  ?? Pelly (front, fifth right) joins Sibu Mandarin Lions Club president Thomas Tong on her left and other senior Lions in cutting the cake.
Pelly (front, fifth right) joins Sibu Mandarin Lions Club president Thomas Tong on her left and other senior Lions in cutting the cake.

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