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Posted: 26 Feb 2013 05:43 AM PST

PUBLIC LECTURE

A free public lecture titled "The Japanese Election System Reform 1994: Implications to Habatsu in Jiminto" will be held today from 10am to noon at Lecture Hall B (DKB), Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Universiti Malaya. The talk by Malaysian Association of Japanese Studies president Asmadi Hassan will be conducted in Bahasa Malaysia. For details, call 03-2284 6228 or email to jpcc@jfkl.org.my

RUN & FUN RIDES

Registrations for the Run & Fun Rides category of "World Kidney Day Run and Carnival 2013" are now open until April 5. Forms are available at www.nkf.org.my. The event organised by National Kidney Foundation of Malaysia, in collaboration with the Malaysian Society of Nephrology and Health Ministry will be held at Dataran Putrajaya on April 28. For details, call 03-7954 9048 (Vevien).

FAMILY CARNIVAL

Vista Eye Specialist Curve, Bangsar and Klang will kick-off a three-day family carnival from March 1 to 3, from 9am to 5pm at their respective centres. There will be complimentary doctor eye screening and consultation vision checks, hearing consultation and a health test. For details, call 1800 883 937 or visit www.vista.com.my

CHARITY PICK-UP

Seri Sinar Charity Foundation is providing free pick-up service for those wishing to give away usable furniture, electrical items, household items and food to the poor and needy. For details, call 03-9021 1888 or 012-686 1633 or email serisinar@recyclecharity.org or visit www.recyclecharity.org

FREE TALK

Silva Method Malaysia is organising a free talk titled "Building Mental Resilience : From Stretched to Strengthened" at Silva Method Malaysia HQ, Mid Valley City, on March 7, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. For details, call 03-2282 9939 / 09, email enquiry@silvamethod.com.my or visit www.silvamethod.com.my.

PUBLIC FORUM

The Universiti Malaya Alumni Association (PAUM ) is organising a Public Discourse Series titled "The Feasibility of a Two Party System for Malaysia" at Perdanasiswa Auditorium, Universiti Malaya on March 14 at 3pm. Free admission For details, call 016-328 2257 / 03-7931 7592 (Ellen).

ANTENATAL CLASS

A free antenatal class will be held at Pantai Hospital Ampang, Pandan Indah on March 9 from 1pm to 5pm. Light refreshments and goodie bags will be provided. For details, call 03-4289 2877 (Neetha) or 03-4289 2969 (Halma).

NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT

Kuala Lumpur City Hall will be installing the traffic light system at the Jalan Yaacob Latiff-Jalan Bakti, Bandar Tun Razak junction starting today at 10am.

USJ basketball club bids farewell to their coach of four years

Posted: 26 Feb 2013 05:43 AM PST

USJ6 Basketball Centre (U6BC) successfully organised an exhibition match as a tribute to their former coach, Zoe Looi Swear Kean.

The match took place at the club's outdoor basketball court in USJ 6/2B.

Zoe was also given a farewell dinner by the club in appreciation of her being the most dedicated coach in the club's history.

Zoe served a colourful four years with the boys' and girls' U6BC team.

However, U6BC could not secure her services anymore because she had accepted a job as a design consultant in Singapore.

She managed a last game with U6BC as her former-boys took on the current U16 U6BC team coached by Alan Sim in a friendly game.

The game resulted in a win for Zoe's team with a 77-73 score.

After the game, Zoe said she was very happy throughout her time in U6BC. She is happy for the boys too as she had seen them grow up.

"I started coaching some of the boys when they were only 13. Back then, they were so young and mostly shorter than me. Now, everyone has grown up so well and they are now taller than me," she said.

"Besides that, I have always emphasised on attitude. This group of boys are always at their best behaviour. I will definitely miss them. I would like to thank U6BC for giving me their best too."

On the exhibition game day, U6BC also marked their 10th anniversary.

Zoe hopes U6BC can keep going with what they are currently doing for the youngsters. She congratulated U6BC for successfully maintaining a community club for 10 years.

Over the last 10 years, U6BC have great achievements. They have contributed to the Subang and USJ Community by organising training for the children.

Zoe hopes this club will progress further in their support of the Subang and USJ community and encourage the children to stay healthy in life.

The match was witnessed by Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne and Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh and U6BC Club patron Datuk Lee Hwa Beng.

U6BC secretary Juan Lee appealed to the local leaders to help the club upgrade the court for the boys.

The club also needs funds to upkeep their meeting, store and changing rooms which is badly leaking and infected by termite.

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