What are your thoughts?

Here are 3 ideas for your reunion. I did a little research and incorporated a shield with a cross. It's part of the Arch Diocese of Penang's crest. I couldnt find a logo or crest for St Patrick's School so I used the Arch Diocese's crest as inspiration. Also, it doesnt have a lot of detail because detail and small embroidery doesnt work well together. So I made things chunky to ensure the embroidered logo will look great. Trust me on this, I've won awards for digitizing emboidery.Let me know what you think.
Ivan

St Pat's Logo designed by Ivan Dielenberg, Teddy's Son

What do you think, guys?

At Long Last- starting to breathe again

I will leave you to work out, in your own mind, what the captions say.

Quiz : Two tickets to Coronation Cinema, Kulim

Closing date. 25th October, 2007

Prizes: 2 tickets (3rd class) to the Coronation Cinema, Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia.

Who was after the owner of the pink bike?
a. Veerasamy
b. Harun
c. Teddy

What was the owner's name?
a. Suzie
b. Fatiimah
c. Irene

What was the owner's surname?
a. Ismail
b. Khor
c. Velu

Please send the answer to Wm D'berg, Canberra, before the closing date.

Mini get-together in Perth

Stewart and his beautiful wife at their residence in North Lake, Perth, WA when they hosted a mini get-together.
Left to right Peggy, William, Agatha, John, Stewart and Amy. A fair bit of what was discussed took us back in space and time. It was the first time we were led into the secret of the pink bike.

South Kedah- criminal activities - rampant

PADANG SERAI:
Padang Serai MCA Youth vice-chairman Ching Eng Wah, 43, was shot dead execution-style at a traffic lights junction here yesterday. Witnessing the horror was his wife Low Mui Keow who was seated beside him in their silver Mercedes. The couple were on their way home at 8am after having breakfast in Padang Serai town when two men on a motorcycle pulled alongside the driver’s side at the Jalan Padang Serai traffic lights and shot Ching in the head through the right window. Ching suffered the same fate as Lunas state assemblyman Dr Joe Fernandez, who was shot dead when he stopped his car at a traffic lights junction in Bukit Mertajam town in November, 2000. Low called her brother Boon Lai, 37, while still remaining in the blood-soaked car. Boon Lai, Ching’s son and their worker rushed over to take Ching to the Metro Specialist Hospital in Sungai Petani. However Ching was pronounced dead on arrival. Kulim Deputy OCPD Deputy Supt Ghuzlan Salleh said police have classified the case under Section 302 of the Penal Code. Kedah Wanita MCA chief Datuk Lim Bee Kau said there was a worrying trend of criminals being daring, to the extent of committing murder in broad daylight. “It worries me that such a vicious murder can take place in a small place like Padang Serai. “The prevalence of crime such as this requires some drastic measures by the police. They should check how weapons could be easily obtained,” she said, adding that more police patrols were also required. Kedah MCA Youth chief Boey Chin Gan said Ching was an active party member who was also the division’s branch Youth chairman. He said Ching, who was an aluminium frame supplier and had business concerns in Padang Serai and Sungai Petani, had been with the MCA for eight years. Ching leaves behind a 14-year-old daughter and a 17-year-old son. His body was taken to the Sultan Abdul Halim Hospital mortuary for a post-mortem.

UPDATE? News from Teddy

Hi,
I am slowing putting together the names and faces in the St Pat 1958 photo, although there are a few names still missing but we have most of them and with some more effort we should be able to complete the list.

Left to Right (Seated)
Allen Khee Soon Lye, Goh Chu Ting, Liew Chin Nam, Kow Ching Chuan, Lau Tuck Sung, Tang Seah Jin, Heng Eow Meng, Mah Sin Nam
Robert Lim Yoke Seng ( Can’t remember him but according to David Chew is a senior, anyway has his contact and he is in Kulim)
Secong Row
Low Sin Cheong (Padang Serai) Indian ? Santana Das is in Butterworth and Subramaniam is trying to reach him, and should also be able
get Bernard Das, Still black on the next two then Ng Wooi Meng (KL?) Indian ? Somatheri, Indian ? Tan Siak Hock, Mike Foo Teck Chong
Low Yuen Choy,(BM) Bernard Das, Subramaniam (Kulim) Loo Yaik Siew
Third Row (Last)
Indian ? 2nd fellow ?? Lai Fook Hing, Loh Kee Chiang, Loo something , Verasamy (died) Auyong San Foong, Sim Say Leong, (died) Teddy
Arnugeri (died), Heng Book Kwong (Penang) Cheah Eng Kiang, Chew Huat Guan, Low Chin Seong.
Missing from the photo – Choong Tet Shin, Han Kwang
Steward when you are in Kulim in September, should get Subramaniam to join in and you can show him this photo and perhaps he can
recognize the other Indians In fact Subramaniam stays close or next to the Kulim Inn.
I have the contacts of the following :-
Khee Son Lye is in Johor Baru but his phone did not respond, should be able to track him down Goh Chu Ting, Liew Chin Nam, Kow Ching Chuan,
Tang Siah Jin, of course Ron, Mah Sin Nam is in Cheras, KL with his son, will get him, Robert Lim Yoke Seng
Second Row
Need to work on many, but have Tang Siak Hock, Low Yuen Choy, Subramaniam
Third Row
Need more work but have following, Loh Kee Chiang, Auyong San Fong and through him will track known his cousin from Machang Bubok and Heng Boon Kwong, of course Chew Huat Guan and Low Chin Seong.
The total count so far is 23 and anthor 10 should be able, the rest have doubts. We have a number from other years that may like to join us including the teachers another 10. I think the numbers with their spouse / partners, we should be a total of about 70 to 80 and it is a nice number for a reunion.


Stewart, I may not be able to join you in Kulim this September, have a wedding which I must attend on 22nd Sept. But would love to see you in Kl.
If at all possible and my old place is available to you but it is BASIC as we are moving in the next two months. In fact I will be busy with the renovation work in September and October. We are moving into an apartment, just lockup go and leave it to the security concept, besides only two folks and a maid.
We had a program here on TV on fishing in the Kimberly which you plan to go August 8th next year. It is interesting . We have just returned from 10 a day trip to Alaska, the family, two boys (Men now), daughter in law, the two grand sons and of course Lily and myself. It is a different kind of holiday, The boys caught 4 halibuts and the average weight 12 pounds, each person with the license we were entitled to 2 halibuts.
Bye for now
Teddy