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  The Magic of Rotary

PDG Dr. Rajindar Singh

This page is dedicated to recognise the Late Past District Governor Dr. Rajindar Singh, AMP, PHF, JRF for his valuable services to
Rotary Club of Teluk Intan

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Dr Rajindar Singh was born in 1949 in Ipoh and joined the Rotary Club of Teluk Intan on 1st September 1989. He obtained his Medical degree (MBBS) in 1974, and his postgraduate qualifications (MRCOG) from London in 1985. In 1998 he was made a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRCOG), London. He was also a Fellow of the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia.

He was married to Surendra Kaur, who is a retired Hospital Administrator. They have four children and four grandchildren. All their children were Interactors and one was a Rotaractor. Surendra is a Past District Secretary, Past Assistant Governor, Past President & member of the Rotary Club of Teluk Intan. Their son, Amritpal Singh is a Past Assistant Governor, Past President & member of Rotary Club of Brighton North, Australia (District 9800).

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Dr Rajindar served in a number of Public Hospitals and was appointed as a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Head of Department in Teluk Intan Hospital in 1986. In 1991 he established his own private hospital (Pusat Pakar Rajindar Singh | Rajindar Singh Maternity Center) and retired from practise in 2021.

He served as the President of the Rotary Club of Teluk Intan in 1992-93, as Assistant Governor in 1995-96 & 2002-03, as the District Governor in 2008-09, District Trainer in 2011-12, District Rotary Foundation Chair in 2013-16 and District Membership Chair in 2017-20.

Throughout his term of office as President, many innovative projects were carried out to serve the people of Teluk Intan. Some of the notable projects were:

  • Hepatitis B screening programme
  • Career Fair
  • Donation of 150 pairs of spectacles for the visually handicapped and poor children in respective schools
  • Pride of Workmanship awards for outstanding employees of the Teluk Intan local courts
  • Taxi Shelters
  • Conducted short course in Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation by collaborating with St. John's Ambulance
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At the Zone level, he served as the Rotary Public Image Coordinator 2013-16, Vice Chair of the Taipei Rotary Institute 2017, Seoul Convention Deputy Regional Coordinator 2016, (GETS) Governors Elect Training Team Member in 2013-18 and District Trainers Training Team Leader in 2019.

At the International level he served as the International Assembly Training Leader in 2018-19, 2019-20 & 2020-21; District Representative to the Council on Legislation in 2019; Rotary International President’s Personal Representative to District 3110 Conference in Kanpur in 2018 and to District 3070 Conference in Jalandhar in 2019. He served as Chair of National PolioPlus Committee Malaysia. He was The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers and was the International Secretary of International Fellowship of Rotarian Doctors in 2012-21. He was the country chair of the Rotary Action Group for Population and Development. He was a member of the Advisory Board of Rotary’s CALMED Program (Collaborate Action in Lowering Maternity Encountered Deaths).

He was the Chairman of The Malaysian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Lower Perak Branch, and was a member of the State Liaison Committee of the Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation.

Dr. Rajindar and Surendra have attended more than ten Rotary International Conventions and have travelled extensively building bridges of friendship with many Rotary Clubs around the world. They have hosted numerous Group Study Exchange team members and International Youth Exchange members.

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He was a recipient of Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service.

Dr. Rajindar and Surendra are level three Major Donor of The Rotary Foundation and members of the Paul Harris Society. He was a Patron of Yayasan Kelab Kelab Rotary Malaysia.

In recognition of his services His Royal Highness the Sultan of Perak bestowed upon him the Darjah Ahli Mahkota Perak (AMP).

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Club History

rotary logoThe Rotary Club of Teluk Intan was chartered on 11 August 1952 as the Rotary Club of Teluk Anson, Federation of  Malaya, under Rotary International District 46. There were 25 charter members and the Charter President was Dr. Ibrahim bin Haji Mohd. Yassin, a dental officer with the Infant Welfare Centre, Teluk Anson. The club meetings were held at 1pm on Tuesdays, at the local Rest House. On the 3rd Tuesday of every month, there was a Dinner meeting at 8pm. The admission fee was M$20 and the annual membership fee was M$48.

The Sponsor Club was the Rotary Club of Ipoh and the District Governor’s Special Representative was its President Leong Min On. The District Governor at that time was Khoo Teik Ee.

In 1952, Teluk Anson, as the town was then called, had a population of 22,961. The Rotary Club was first organized on 4 March 1952. The club president applied for membership in Rotary International on 20 May 1952 and, in his recommendation to Rotary International on 7 June 1952,  the then District Governor of R.I. District 46, Eusoff, wrote:

The prospect of a Rotary Club was examined as early as 1951 during the Presidentship of H. Wakefiled of  the Rotary Club of Ipoh. An extension survey was carried out by President Leong Min On; he was assisted by H. Haines a Past District Governor (in China) now a member of the Rotary Club of  Ipoh. The inaugural meeting was attended by seven members of the Ipoh Club. I visited this Provisional (Club) on two occasions --- on the last one, I conducted a Club Forum. Teluk Anson is the Chief Port for the State of Perak and in a very important rubber planting area. It is about 70 miles from Ipoh. {sic}

Charter Members

  Names Classifications
1. Bennett, Dr. James Percy Medical Service – Hospital
2. Cheong, Pak Keen Wood Industry – Lumber Manufacturing
3. Chin, Dr. Kenneth H. Medicine – Physician, General Practise
4. Hassan bin Hussain Law – Judiciary
5. Hill–Willis, Christopher Hayne Harbour and Lighthouse Service
6. Ho, Eng Hai Medicine – Dental Surgery
7. Dr. Ibrahim bin Haji Mohd. Yassin Dental Officer
8. Morse, Ronald Geoffrey Food Industry – Rice Milling
9. Morton, Reginald John Rubber Industry – Crude Rubber Processing
10. Nadarajah, S. Animal Husbandry – Veterinary Medicine
11. Neubronner, D. W. Engineering – Marine Engineering
12. Ng, Kok Gnow Recreation – Ball Room
13. Ong, Teik Sim Electrical Industry – Electrical Equip. &  Supplies
14. Ooi, Beng Thuan Beverages – Alcoholic
15. Oon, Seng Teong Rubber Industry – Crude Rubber
16. Pyper, Hugh Richard Light and Power Service
17. Raja Ratnam, A.S. Government Public Revenue Service
18. Rajaratnam, Kathirithamby Hospital Services
19. Scholfield, Henry Charles Anthony  General Merchandise – Ex- & Importing
20. Smith, Stanley George Horticulture – Rubber Growing
21. Snead, Paul Kindig Religion – Christianity, Protestantism
22. Tan, Seng Teong Wood Industry – Forest Engineering
23. Tennent, Hugh John Engineering – Drainage & Irrigation
24. Wade, R.H.D. Finance – Banking
25. Wong, Toon Chew Construction Service – Architecture

 

Office Bearers:

President:

Dr. Ibrahim bin Haji Mohd. Yassin

Vice-President: Pyper, Hugh Richard
Secretary: Tennent, Hugh John
Treasurer: Raja Ratnam, A.S.
Sergeant-at-Arms: Wade, R.H.D.
   
Directors: Chin, Dr. Kenneth H.
  Bennett, Dr. James Percy
  Ho, Eng Hai

 

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Paul Harris Fellow

The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.

The Rotary Foundation helps fund our humanitarian activities, from local service projects to global initiatives. The Rotary Foundation also leads the charge on worldwide Rotary campaigns such as eradicating polio and promoting peace. Rotarians and friends of Rotary support the Foundation’s work through voluntary contributions.

We recognise the following donors as Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) for their generous contributions to The Rotary Foundation.

  • Amritpal Singh
  • Audrey Foo Kwee Kee
  • Balajawahar Ponnambalam
  • Chandrasegaran Ramasamy
  • Cheang Peng Kew
  • Chen Joo Jet
  • Chen Joo Sean
  • Chen Tiam Lai
  • Choon Chuah Teong
  • Choy Peng Soon
  • Dato' B. Bek-Nielsen
  • Dato' Chuah Yew Bak
  • Datuk Paul Low Seng Kuan
  • Dato' Seri Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hasan
  • Dato' Sri Venkateswa Ramloo
  • Dr. Balvindar Kaur
  • Dr. Chanderpal Kaur
  • Dr. Harvinder Kaur
  • Dr. Krishna Kumar
  • Dr. Rajindar Singh
  • Dr. Tan Cheng Chin
  • Fong Nyok Lan
  • Fong Seow Kai Chuan
  • Gan Kok Aun
  • Gurunathan Neelamaygam
  • Haresh Kumar Bhatt
  • Ir. N.P. Thorairaj
  • Jaya Letchumi Kuttan
  • Kajentheran Virdhasalam
  • Kee Wei Min
  • Kulwant Sohan Singh
  • Kwan Tho Teit
  • Mohd Amin Mahfuz
  • Nagalingam N. Munisamy
  • Ng Wooi Ying
  • Oo Gin Yeng
  • Philip Han Yeong Wom
  • Phuan Kok Wah
  • Pun Kwok Chai
  • Pushpalatha
  • Roland Rao Rama
  • Saira Griffin
  • Saroja Gopal
  • Sharanjit Kaur
  • Surendra Kaur
  • Steven Lee Nyit Fong
  • Terence Naidu
  • Thai Lai Yoon
  • Tho Choo Kee
  • Wong Lee Kong
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PP. Tho Choo Kee

This page is dedicated to recognise the Late Past President Tho Choo Kee, JP, PJK, AMP, PHF for his valuable services to
Rotary Club of Teluk Intan

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Tho Choo Kee joined the Rotary Club of Teluk Intan on 11th August 1965. He served in every director position before elected as President in 1971/72. He was re-elected as President in 1975/76 and in 1987/88. Altogether he had served 3 terms of presidency in this club and the only person to do so in the history of Rotary Club of Teluk Intan.

Throughout his terms of office, many innovative projects were carried out to serve the people of Teluk Intan. Some of the notable projects were:

  • The First traffic light in Teluk Intan
  • Skating rink
  • Bus Shelters
  • Annual visits to old folks homes and Bethany Home
  • Donations to the children ward in Hospital Teluk Intan
  • Sponsoring medical operations for low income earners
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He has also organised a number of fund raising projects and the most notable one was the fashion show in Kwang Tong Association in 1971 in which Past President Philip Han Yeong Wom, PHF and his wife Ann Annie Han took part as models. About M$30,000 was raised from this function.

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Tho was awarded the Paul Harris Fellow in 1997 for his dedicated service to Rotary.

In 1996, Tho took up the formidable task initiated by the club to form the Senior Citizens Club of Teluk Intan and he was made Charter President.

In addition to Rotary, Tho was very active in other community groups and organisations in Teluk Intan. He served as President, Secretary and other important positions of the Kwong Thong Association for more than 20 years. He also served as President of the Nan Foon Soon Association, Goldsmith Association (served 30 years as President), Chinese Association and many others. He was also active in politics and he served as an advisor to the Malaysian Chinese Association (M.C.A.) Teluk Intan Branch for many years.

For his dedicated services, he was awarded JP, PJK, AMP by His Royal Highness the Sultan of Perak.

Tho was a fatherly figure in the club and he mixed very well with everyone. He was a role model to members as he had strong leadership qualities and was a down to earth person.

Past Presidents

Past Presidents - Rotary Club of Teluk Intan

1952-1953 - Rtn. Dr. Ibrahim bin Haji Mohd. Yassin   1992-1993 - Rtn. Dr. Rajindar Singh, AMP, PHF, JRF
1953-1954 - Rtn. A. Halliday   1993-1994 - PP. Philip Han Yeong Wom, PHF
1954-1955 - Rtn. D. W. Day   1994-1995 - Rtn. Cheng Choon Kee, RFSM
1955-1956 - Rtn. Khoo Eng Poh   1995-1996 - Rtn. Haresh Kumar Bhatt, PHF
1956-1957 - Rtn. Teerath Ram   1996-1997 - Rtn. Teoh Chai Liang, RFSM
1957-1958 - Rtn. C. N. C. Bryer   1997-1998 - Rtn. Dr. Tan Cheng Chin, PHF
1958-1959 - Rtn. P. K. Sen Gupta   1998-1999 - Rtn. K. S. Apparavoo
1959-1960 - Rtn. R. Balasundaram   1999-2000 - Rtn. Wong Lee Kong, PHF
1960-1961 - Rtn. S. G. Smith   2000-2001 - Rtn. Choy Peng Soon, PHF
1961-1962 - Rtn. Tan Joo Peng (till Oct. 1962)   2001-2002 - Rtn. Terence Naidu, PHF
1962-1963 - PP. P. K. Sen Gupta   2002-2003 - Rtn. Ir. N.P. Thorairaj, PHF
1963-1964 - Rtn. Leo Ebbesen   2003-2004 - Rtn. Roland Rama Rao, PHF
1964-1965 - PP. Leo Ebbesen   2004-2005 - Rtn. V. Iruson David
1965-1966 - Rtn. Dr. J. T. Paranjothy   2005-2006 - Rtn. Fong Seow Kai Chuan, PHF
1966-1967 - Rtn. F. T. P. Bubbard   2006-2007 - Rtn. Surendra Kaur, PHF
1967-1968 - Rtn. H. Surjan Singh   2007-2008 - Rtn. Jaya Letchumi Kuttan, PHF
1968-1969 - Rtn. Li Lye Hock   2008-2009 - Rtn. Pushpalatha, PHF
1969-1970 - Rtn. V. A. Raja Naidu, PJK   2009-2010 - PP. Phuan Kok Wah, PHF
1970-1971 - Rtn. K. V. Swamy   2010-2011 - Rtn. Nagalingam N. Munisamy, PHF
1971-1972 - Rtn. Tho Choo Kee, JP, PJK, AMP, PHF   2011-2012 - Rtn. Ng Wooi Ying, PHF
1972-1973 - Rtn. Lee Yew Kim, RFSM   2012-2013 - Rtn. Dr. Chanderpal Kaur, PHF
1973-1974 - Rtn. V. Reganathan   2013-2014 - Rtn. Steven Lee Nyit Fong, PHF
1974-1975 - Rtn. Ng Beng Chan   2014-2015 - PP. Dr. Chanderpal Kaur, PHF
1975-1976 - PP. Tho Choo Kee, JP, PJK, AMP, PHF   2015-2016 - Rtn. Gopalakrishnan Manickam, RFSM
1976-1977 - Rtn. Woo Yew Choe, RFSM   2016-2017 - Rtn. Paramanathan Karuppanan, RFSM
1977-1978 - Rtn. Philip Han Yeong Wom, PHF   2017-2018 - Rtn. Kajentheran Virdhasalam, PHF
1978-1979 - Rtn. Chang Kwai, PPT   2018-2019 - Rtn. Chandrasegran Ramasamy, PHF
1979-1980 - Rtn. K. R. S. Periasamy, JP, PJK   2019-2020 - Rtn. Kee Wei Min, PHF
1980-1981 - Rtn. George Ridding   2020-2021 - Rtn. Subash Bully Baboo
1981-1982 - Rtn. Ng Kee Thong, RFSM   2021-2022 - Rtn. Balajawahar Ponnambalam, PHF
1982-1983 - Rtn. Goh Aik Guan, RFSM   2022-2023 - Rtn. Gurunathan Neelamaygam, PHF
1983-1984 - Rtn. Sithambarnathan Pillay   2023-2024 - Rtn. Tan Aik Kian, PHF
1984-1985 - Rtn. Lee Chin Cheok, RFSM    
1985-1986 - Rtn. Mohd Hilmi bin Haji Abdul Karim, RFSM  
1986-1987 - Rtn. Ng Choo Beng, AMP    
1987-1988 - PP. Tho Choo Kee, JP, PJK, AMP, PHF    
1988-1989 - Rtn. Choon Chuah Teong, PHF    
1989-1990 - Rtn. Siong Shee Tit (till Oct. 1989)
                      PP. Ng Choo Beng, AMP (till June 1990)
   
1990-1991 - Rtn. Tan Swee Hoe, RFSM    
1991-1992 - Rtn. Phuan Kok Wah, PHF    

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