Members of The First Klang,
Please note that the theory test for Drill Advance & Basic Level have been rescheduled to 8th of Dec 2006, which is on Friday at 2.00pm for Advance class members and 2.30pm for Basic class members at our church 2nd floor.
If you have any queries, please contact our drill instructors for further details.
Thanks.
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With less than ten
Then there was silence.
The silence was finally
Later that night, when my daughter asked who had won, I smiled as I replied, "It was a tie. Everybody won."
Last night was the last game for my eight-year-old son’s soccer team.
It was the final quarter. The score was two to one, my son’s team in
the lead. Parents encircled the field, offering encouragement.
seconds remaining, the ball rolled in front of my son’s teammate, one
Mikey O’Donnel. With shouts of "Kick it!" echoing across the field,
Mikey reared back and gave it everything he had. All round me the crowd
erupted. O’Donnel had scored!
Mikey had scored all right, but in the wrong goal, ending the game in a
tie. For a moment there was total hush. You see, Mikey has Down’s
syndrome and for him there is no such thing as a wrong goal. All goals
were celebrated by a joyous hug from Mikey. He had even been known to
hug the opposing players when they scored.
broken when Mikey, his face filled with joy, grabbed my son, hugged him
and yelled, "I scored! I scored. Everybody won! Everybody won!" For a
moment I held my breath, not sure how my son would react. I need not
have worried. I watched, through tears, as my son threw up his hand in
the classic high-five salute and started chanting, "Way to go Mikey!
Way to go Mikey!" Within moments both teams surrounded Mikey, joining
in the chant and congratulating him on his goal.
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Our very own Brigade President, Mr. Michael Moorthy inspecting the Guards of Honour, accompanied by our very own First Klang Captain, Mr Terrence Tan.
The Brigade President and Selangor State Commissioner personally sealed their handprints to the banner during the opening ceremony.
Can you believe it ? The entire Selangor State BB were in our Wesley Methodist Church! Feel great having everybody together!
The marching out of The Selangor State Colour, led by Colour bearer, W/O Gun, accompanied by our Colour Sergeants, Sgt. Joe Lee and Cpl Tee Chee Keat, and the Colour Sergeant Major, SSgt. Alex Lim.
After the official event ended, what’s the First Klang reactions,
The officers are as fit as ever, energetic, be sure and stedfast as always.. Good job!
Refreshment time!!! Lcpl Gan Ken Ee smelled something good?
Pte Tze Shen.. crying.. overjoyed !!! chill chill..
Lcpl Sakti was having a good time!
W/O Adam Lee having a fried chicken time!!!
The juniors having a squatting time! They got punished actually… hahah
That’s all about First Klang being the organizer of the Selangor State Founder’s Day 2006. The First Klang Company will keep marching forward, growing each and every year and impacting many more lives to come.
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Usually when you are young you enjoy life and u will feel shy if it’s your first time there. Well this really happened to me, when I was standard two I felt bored staying at the same home with same people every time, so my elder brother brought me to a place which is called the 1st Klang Boy’s Brigade. I first went there feeling lost, but I didn’t cry though .My first few weeks was quite boring, it’s because I don’t have a single friend there. My Saturdays are just the same as usual. But after some time, I can feel the presence of friendship there. Since then, I’m always very eager for Saturdays to come, because my favorite activities are on that day.
In the Boy’s Brigade, there are lots of activities including band, drill and our all time favorite, sports. There are always different activities every week; I didn’t know human brain could think so many different things every week. When I was a junior, there are so many things for me to learn, and we had to take test for badges (same as usual), follow the seniors for drill. When I was at standard 5, we juniors don’t follow the seniors for drill anymore, but we had our own drill teacher and the worst thing is ……he is my elder brother!!! He thought us drill and now he’s in the army, but we can’t run from his drill training until now.
Years passed by and now I’m in form two, still a private (but I’m proud to be, because I’m still a BB member). It’s been six years now, and my fire for BB is still increasing; I guess that’s the effect of the BB Blood. Most of our officers now are old members, and as a senior we eventually will get to know them. They really spent their time helping us, listening to us, and understand us. PESTA just gone by and thanks to W/O Peter that had spent a lot of time on us, we’ve got fifth placing in Malaysia. Lastly, BB isn’t just a uniform body, it’s THE uniform body. All members can always talk to the seniors and officers about anything, anytime. I’m feeling so sad for those who entered and quitted just like that; they said it’s boring. I guess it’s because they don’t know the meaning of teamwork, friendship and the bonding we have in BB.
For us BB is not just another way of life, it’s the only way of life. Asking me to quit??? No way! It’s already in my blood. Lonely? Come try joining the Boy’s Brigade, and you will soon know what is teamwork all about. ONE TEAM ONE VISION.
Lee Juan Wyn, Squad 2
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A casual group picture after the celebration of Founder’s Day at company level. A year ago.
Before : Take a break time !!!
After effect : Take a chill pill !!!
Who says you can’t have fun in BB huh? Serious means serious.. Play means play.. Everybody can have fun too!
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