Sunday, February 27, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
42nd Anniversary of Khoon Kang Lian Ngee Sia (Singapore)
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Friday, September 10, 2010
1st World Seng Clan International Meeting at Genting
The first World Seng Clan meeting was held at Genting Highland on Sunday ,5 Sept 2010 at 10.00am. About 200 participants from China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore attended the meeting.
Seng Clan Association (Singapore) was represented by:
- President : Seng Kok How
- Vice President : Seng Joo How
- Vice President : Seng Chun Guan
- Auditor : Seng Kok Cheng
- Vice-Treasurer : Sung Yoon Chon
- Committee Member : Seng Kee Song
- Committee Member : Mary Seng
- Committee Member : Seng Ting Kiang
- Ordinary Member : Seng Kok Choon
Members, friends and families left Singapore on 4 Sept 2010 by coach to KL for a night stop-over before proceeding to Genting the next day. They returned to Singapore safely on 6 Sept 2010 at 9.00pm.
The highlights of the event were the many speeches in Mandarin, exchange of gifts and the banquet in the evening with the Malaysian Minister for Internal Affairs as the GOH.
It was decided that the world meeting would be held once every two years. The next host country will be China.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
15th Annual General Meeting on 7 August 2010
President Mr Seng Kok How has been re-elected at the Seng Clan 15th Annual General Meeting on 7 August 2010 for a second term. This is a mark of confidence in his ability and leadership to lead a younger team in the 21st century.
Regeneration of leadership has taken on a new impetus as many of our members have advanced in age. It is time for a 3rd generation of leaders to emerge and to carry on the tradition, value system and our roots.
The New Team comprises many new faces from the younger generation taking position of responsibility. In this way, we hope that the Clan will remain relevant and continue to survive for many good years.
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SENG CLAN ASSOCIATION(SINGAPORE)
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 2010/2011
President
Seng Kok How
sengkh@intraco.com.sg
Vice Presidents
Seng Joo How
seng.joo.how@cpgfm.com.sg
Seng Chun Guan
seng_cg@hotmail.com
Secretary
Chris Seng Bock Chuan
chrisseng@ntucmedia.org.sg
Asst Secretary
Michael Seng Miang Huat
Treasurer
Peter Seng Hong Nguan
engsengtvl@pacific.net.sg
Asst Treasurer
Sung Yoon Chon
ycsung@uobkayhian.com
Honorary Auditor
Seng Kok Cheng
Committee Members
Seng Kee Song
Mary Seng
Seng Ting Kiang
Richard Seng Soon Kia
Seng Chai Kok
Jacqueline Seng
The Seng Clan warmly welcomes the new Management Committee for the new term and look forward to many great years ahead.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Monday, August 24, 2009
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
MP Seng Han Thong ‘progressing well’
Singapore News // Weekend, January 24, 2009
MP Seng Han Thong ‘progressing well’
TWELVE days after he was hospitalised with burns to 15 per cent of his body, Member of Parliament Seng Han Thong has started rehabilitation — and has gotten into the swing of Chinese New Year.
Since Thursday, he has been signing self-made greeting cards for friends as well as the doctors and nurses taking care of him.
His family said in a statement to the media on Friday: “:Han Thong is progressing well and he is out of intensive care. He is alert and able to feed himself slowly.
“He has started his rehabilitation in earnest. On the hands which were skin-grafted, he has begun therapy to prevent stiff hands and is progressing very well.
As part of his hand therapy, he is advised to practice his handwriting.”
Mr Seng, 59, is expected to remain in hospital past the Chinese New Year.
Meanwhile, the man who allegedly set Mr Seng on fire at a community event on Jan 11 was ordered to be remanded for two more weeks at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) for further psychiatric assessments.
Retired cabby Ong Kah Chua, 70, faces two charges of causing grievous hurt toMr Seng and Chu Sheng Temple’s chairman Aw Chui Seng, 69, who got burnt while trying to help the MP.
On Friday, Mr Ong told the court through a translator that he was “suffering pain in his intestines”. He asked to see a doctor, claiming he had “a lot of tumours inside him”.
The judge said he would make a note for IMH to have Mr Ong undergo a medical examination.
His case will be mentioned again on Feb 6. TEO XUANWEI
Friday, January 23, 2009
Wishing Adviser Seng Han Thong A Speedy Recovery
Date : 22 January 2009
Time : 6.00 pm
Place : SGH Ward 43
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Seng Clan Members led by President Seng Kok How and Vice-President Seng Joo How together with 20 members visited their Adviser Seng Han Thong at the Singapore General Hospital to wish him a speedy recovery from the recent incident when he was set on fire at a community event on Sunday, 11 January 2009. He spoke to all the members and was in high spirit.
The Seng Clan is glad that he is recovering fast and we wish him a speedy and smooth recovery soon.
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Thursday, January 01, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Chin Ho Teo Clan Association 53rd Anniversary Dinner
Date : 12 Dec 2008
Time : 7.30 pm
Place : Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association Auditorium
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Vice President Mr Seng Joo How and PRO Mr Peter Seng represented our Clan at the Teo Clan 53rd Anniversary Dinner on 12 Dec 2008. The GOH was Mr Teo Kiang Ang, Chairman of their Clan.
Monday, December 01, 2008
Teo Ann Huay Kuan 44th Anniversary Celebration
Monday, October 27, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
A Time to Rejoice
Date : 23 to 25 August 2008
Time : 7.00am (set off)
Subject : Trip to Genting Highlands and Ipoh
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Day 1 – Genting Highlands
It was a time to relax and rejoice as 22 Seng Clan Members and friends set off on Saturday, 23 August 2008 for Genting Highlands enroute to Ipoh to celebrate the Malaysia Seng Clan 20th Anniversary Dinner. The delegation, led by President Mr Seng Kok How , arrived at First New World Hotel in Genting Highlands at about 4.30 pm. After checking in, it was free and easy for everyone.
Day 2 – Ipoh ( 20th Anniversary Dinner)
The next day, after breakfast, the delegation headed north for Ipoh. Before hitting the North-South Highway, the local tour guide spotted a durian stall at the road side. Without hesitation, everyone agreed to descend and savoured the king of fruits like no tomorrow to the delight of the Malay lady stall-holder. Indeed, no trip to Malaysia would be complete without a feast of durians.
After arriving in Ipoh at about 1.30 pm for lunch, the group visited the famous Perak Cave and marveled at the wall murals inside the cave and the magnificent images of the four heavenly guardians, the Buddha and the Goddess of Mercy.
The next stop was the local product shop well known for their “Tau Sah Piah” and “Pong Piah”. Everyone had a good time browsing, sampling and selecting the local products. Singaporeans like to shop and the group was no exception.
Soon Ann Biscuits & Confectionery Sdn Bhd
No 19 Laluan Tasek Perdana,
Medan Tasek Perdana
30100 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Tel: 05-5459710, 05-5496927
The delegation then checked in at Heritage Hotel Ipoh (see www.heritage.my) for overnight stay. At 7.00 pm, the delegation left the hotel for the Sun Lee How Fook Restaurant to attend the Malaysia Seng Clan 20th Anniversary Dinner. Three “lions” greeted the delegation to the sound of drums and gongs. Surprisingly, the dinner started punctually at 7.30 pm. There were speeches, including one, by our President Mr Seng Kok How, who delivered his maiden speech in fluent mandarin with gusto. He also presented a memento to the President of the Malaysia Seng Clan.
Day 3 - Singapore(Home)
After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, the delegation left Ipoh but not without paying a visit to another famous cave the Kek Lok Cave. The interior of this cave was much bigger, the stalactite more admirable and the view astounding. It’s definitely a must see if you do visit Ipoh next time.
Before heading south, you cannot leave Ipoh without taking away some Pomelo. So the next stop was the Pomelo shops that lined Jalan Gopeng. The tour guide recommended the auspicious sounding stall operated by two young and sweet ladies who did a roaring business selling many pomelos , some at 3 for RM 10 for the smaller fruits and as much as RM 9 to RM 25 for the bigger ones.
888 Pomelo
Gerai No 12 Pusat Limau Tambun
Jalan Gopeng
31350 Ipoh Perak
HP 016-5624212
05-3573917
On the way back, the group stopped for lunch at an exquisite restaurant. Not only was the food tasty, but the décor was different. Antique grandfather clocks lined the walls and many heritage items decorated the restaurant, bring back memories of the earlier childhood days for many. There were kerosene lamps, charcoal irons and even rice grinding mill-stone.
Garden Seafood Cuisine Sdn Bhd
7-8 Jalan Wangsa Utama
Taman Wangsa
35900 Tg Malim Perak
Tel: 05-458 3398
Managing Director Mr Peh Teong Hooi
012-290 4668
The journey was safe and sound as the delegation arrived back home at about 8.00 pm. It was a pleasant and enjoyable trip judging by the feedback and the thumbs up from everyone. We have to thank our Secretary Mr Michael Seng Miang Huat for making all the arrangements and all the participating members and their friends for making this trip possible and for their generous contribution of RM1300 for the dinner.
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