Rotary Club of Sitiawan installation of 36th President Tan Keng Hui on 27.06.1996
Rotary Club of Sitiawan installation of 36th President Tan Keng Hui on 27.06.1996
Rotary Club of Sitiawan installation of 36th President Tan Keng Hui on 27.06.1996
Rotary Club of Sitiawan installation of 36th President Tan Keng Hui on 27.06.1996
Ching Neng Bin and wife Catherine at the dinner function.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Tan Keng Hui, Ong Chew Yet, Val Allan and Ching's son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Tan Keng Hui, Ong Chew Yet, Val Allan and Ching's son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Tan Keng Hui, Ching Neng Bin, Ong Chew Yet and Ching's son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Tan Keng Hui, Ching Neng Bin, Ong Chew Yet and Ching's son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Ong Chew Yet, Tan Keng Hui, Val Allan, Ching Neng Bin son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Val Allan, Ching Neng Bin son Ching Jin Wei.
1996.08.01 Rotarian visited the Taiping waterfall and Ching Neng Bin's durian orchard.
L-R: Val Allan, Tan Keng Hui, Yew Thean Lye, Ong Chew Yet
1996
Tan Keng Hui receiving the Sekolah Semangat Maju Manjung bannerette.
A token of appreciation to our Guest Speaker. 
Happy birthday to Rotarian KC Hong and Tan Keng Hui. 
Visiting Rotarians to the Club.
Happy birthday to Rotarian Dr Diong Ko Ing, Balachandran and Saw Eng Thai.
L-R: Ong Chew Yet, Ching Neng Bin and Hong Eng Koi joined in the Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan
The Marlboro Man, Mr. Ching, manager of Public Bank Seri Manjung Branch came back from the Pulau Sembilan fishing Safari with a catch that won him the 4th prize in the deep-sea trawling category. The safari took place on 10th August 1996 in conjunction with the "Pesta Lumut" celebration.
Ching Neng Bin was happy to give his story....
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ong Chew Yet and Ching Neng Bin
"Three of us met at the Lumut International Yacht Club at 6 a.m. It took almost an hour to reach Pulau Sembilan on an 18 feet speed boat belonging to a team member that was powered by a 75 h.p. Suzuki engine. When we reached the island, it was almost a quarter to seven and it was exhilarating to watch the beautiful sight of the rising sun. Seagulls were flying over us looking suspicious, maybe even afraid that we were going to take away their breakfast. We then unpacked our gear and began to prepare the lines for trawling.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ong Chew Yet and Ching Neng Bin
A few hours later, at around 12 noon, the sun unleashed its hot fury on us. To me, the crazy angler, the whims of nature just could not diminish the suspense of waiting for a catch and the excitement of the pending tussle. There is a saying that goes "Once a person takes up the rod, he is baited for life - hook, line and sinker-defying storm, mosquitoes and UV rays for the thrill of the struggles with nature." and then, there is also another saying that "If you are a fisherman, you are a stupid dreamer."
At the White-Rock.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan
After lunch, we got our first strike - a 3.4 kilo Barracuda. Then came the biggest strike from my line a 5.7 kilo Mackerel. The Mackerel proved to be a tough one, showing off spectacular jumps, deep dives and putting up a great fight for almost three minutes before I could reel it in with the line. It was hard fought battle to reel in the fish near to the boat.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ching Neng Bin with the 5.7 kilo Mackerel.
All in all, we managed about a 21 kg catch. On our return trip, we talked about how we were going to cook the fish and decided that we should have fish and chips and make the remainder of the fish into fish-balls."
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ching Neng Bin with the 5.7 kilo Mackerel.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ong Chew Yet and Ching Neng Bin
"Three of us met at the Lumut International Yacht Club at 6 a.m. It took almost an hour to reach Pulau Sembilan on an 18 feet speed boat belonging to a team member that was powered by a 75 h.p. Suzuki engine. When we reached the island, it was almost a quarter to seven and it was exhilarating to watch the beautiful sight of the rising sun. Seagulls were flying over us looking suspicious, maybe even afraid that we were going to take away their breakfast. We then unpacked our gear and began to prepare the lines for trawling.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ong Chew Yet and Ching Neng Bin
A few hours later, at around 12 noon, the sun unleashed its hot fury on us. To me, the crazy angler, the whims of nature just could not diminish the suspense of waiting for a catch and the excitement of the pending tussle. There is a saying that goes "Once a person takes up the rod, he is baited for life - hook, line and sinker-defying storm, mosquitoes and UV rays for the thrill of the struggles with nature." and then, there is also another saying that "If you are a fisherman, you are a stupid dreamer."
At the White-Rock.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan
After lunch, we got our first strike - a 3.4 kilo Barracuda. Then came the biggest strike from my line a 5.7 kilo Mackerel. The Mackerel proved to be a tough one, showing off spectacular jumps, deep dives and putting up a great fight for almost three minutes before I could reel it in with the line. It was hard fought battle to reel in the fish near to the boat.
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ching Neng Bin with the 5.7 kilo Mackerel.
All in all, we managed about a 21 kg catch. On our return trip, we talked about how we were going to cook the fish and decided that we should have fish and chips and make the remainder of the fish into fish-balls."
Fishing Safari 1996 Pulau Sembilan - Ching Neng Bin with the 5.7 kilo Mackerel.
1996 Build the Future with Action and Vision
ROTARIANS
1. Balachandran P.C.
2. Barnabas Lee
3. Caroline Ling
4. Ching Neng Bin
5. Ding Ming Hea
6. Diong Ko Ing
7. Goh Thin You
8. Gurunathan V
9. Har Ming Ee
10. Hoo Tuan Ting
11. Khaw Eng Aun
12. Lau Youn Chong
13. Lawrence Tan
14. Lim Kee Moon
15. Ling Hee Huong
16. Ling Leong Chong
17. Ling Siaw Fuan
18. Loke Kok Kai
19. Mohd Syaiful
20. Moses Tay
21. Ngan Ching Jing
22. Ong Chew Yet
23. Penny Tsan
24. Ramu
25. Richard Yew
26. Saw Eng Thai
27. Soo Swee Lim
28. Tan Keng Hui
29. Thiruchandran
30. Thomas Hor
31. Val Allan
32. Yap Ah Kow
33. Yeak Lek Chong
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