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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

54 teams in SPDP Mambong football tourney


Captain Miron performing the kick-off.


The second edition of the SPDP Mambong (Tarat and Bengoh constituencies) football tournament was jointly kick-off on November 4, 2012 at Siburan Mini Stadium by SPDP vice president Captain Zainuddin Tan Sri Hamdan Sirat and chairman of SPDP Tarat Captain Miron Ganguly.

A total 54 teams registered and participated in the competition - 44 in the open's category and 10 teams in the veteran's category.

Also in the fray was Team SPDP 40 marshalled by six ex-state football players, namely Ramles Sari, Ramos Sari, Bobby Pian, Louis Jakai, Petrus Lassek and Tader Mogig.


SPDP 40 is the favourite to win the veteran category of the tournament.

SPDP president who is also Social Development Minister Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom will officiate at the closing ceremony and give away the prizes to the winners after the final matches of both categories at the Siburan Mini Stadium on Dec 23.
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Captain Zainuddin was delighted to notice the encouraging entries in the tournament saying that several teams could not make it to the tournament as the entries has reached the maximum number.

“As such we would like to extend our apology to those teams and we hope to have them in our future tournaments,” he said.

Meanwhile chairman of the tournament organising committee Tader Mogig said the standard of the tournament is high with many teams engaging quality players. 

  
Captain Miron  (fourth right) with Team SPDP 4 players. 


SPDP Mambong joined SPDP 10th anniversary celebration

Presentation from SPDP Mambong and Mas Gading 

Cutting of  the10the anniversary cake.


SARAWAK Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) 10th anniversary celebration was held at Kingwood Hotel in Sibu on 16th November 2012 and was attended by some 2,000 party leaders, members and supporters.

Another performance from SPDP Mambong and Mas Gading.
Joining the celebration were a group of 30 SPDP Mambong and Mas Gading members lead by Captain Zainuddin Hamdan Sirat. Also present were chairman of SPDP Tarat Captain Miron Ganguloy and chairm of SPDP Bengoh Sebastian Sakoi.

Theme “Moving Forward As 1” the colourful celebration was graced by SPDP president Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom and was also attended by several other BN’s component party members and leaders including Member of Parliament (MP) for Ulu Rajang Datuk Billy Abit Joo and MP for Kapit Datuk Alexander Nata Linggi.

SPDP Mambong members Greg and Mojig given the honour to raise
the party flag.
The evening started with a special and colourful welcoming extravaganza by Puteri and Putra SPDP and followed by the party 10th anniversary cake cutting ceremony after the president’s speech.

This was followed by the inter-community performances to portray the party multi-racialism, 

then the inter-division performances, which saw dance and singing performances from several divisions of SPDP including from performances by Puteri SPDP Mambong and Mas Gading, SPDP Baram, SPDP Batu Lintang/Pending, SPDP Sibu as well as the ‘oppa gangnam style’ dancing by Putra and Puteri SPDP Bukit Assek division.

Five former dedicated and loyal leaders and members of the party who has already passed away were also awarded during the function with the “Jasamu Dikenang” awards.

The recipients of the awards were the late Datuk Peter Tinggom, Datuk Dr Judson Tagal, Kapitan Tang Nguong Sit, Giman Itam and Rang Lemulun.

And at the function Mawan also received hundreds of application forms to become member of the party including George Cross Medal recipient Awang Raweng and two recipients of bravery awards.

Mawan in his speech said the 10th anniversary celebration was to celebrate what the party has achieved and urged the party leaders and members to rededicate themselves to their responsibilities.

“We are big and truly happy family because for ten years we have been struggling and the 10th anniversary celebration is something that we should be proud of,” he said, adding that the spirit shown had been overwhelming and urged the members to keep it up.

“But more importantly, SPDP is our party because each of us has invested time and energy to build the party. Through efforts of party members we built SPDP of today,” he pointed out.
He urged party members to continue contributing to the party strength and solidarity, state and nation.
Special performance by Puteri SPDP during the dinner. 
“If we in a big family can unite ourselves then we will be able to play meaningful role because in the last ten years we have been very focus and loyal to the party, BN, state and Federal government leaders,” he said, adding that "there was no point to be strong if we use our strength against our friends."
 
“Reviewing our commitment to serve in the spirit of our party ideals, together we can shape the destiny of SPDP for tomorrow.

“We celebrate because the party has stayed true to its ideals of integrity, multiracialism and service to the nation and the people and that it has enjoyed the support of stalwarts who served faithfully year after year, and attracted new members who are equally committed and loyal,” added Mawan.

He said the party also need to push itself and recruit more young members, adding that the party is targeting to get 200,000 new young members in two years time.  

SPDP President praises RESPDEMOP

SELAMAT DATANG: Tan Sri  William Mawan being welcomed at
the dinner.
THE roles played by the Respdemop Recreational Club headed by Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) vice president Captain Zainuddin Tan Sri Hamdan Sirat since its formation three years ago has received praises from SPDP president Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom.
HAPPY HOURS: Captain Zainuddin (third left) and  his wife
 Melati singing the Indonesian number "Oh Melati" and
 joined by other RESPDEMOP members. 

Saying that he never has problems with the setting up of the party's social recreation club in the parliamentary seat of Mambong, Mawan said with getting more and more members the club has been able to play its part in strengthening the party, especially by pulling in those who were not politically-inclined.

“I believe this would augur well for the strength of BN as a whole even though Mambong is not represented by SPDP.

"If you do not take care of yourself properly, then it can mean doom. Doom here means not about being sent to jail or lose your job, but you may lose your friends,” said Mawan at the Dinner and Dance reception held in conjunction with Resdemop's third anniversary at a restaurant in Kuching on 6 November 2012.
THANK YOU: Tan Sri William receiving the souvenir from
Captain Zainuddin (second right).

“That goes to show how complicated, how challenging is politics. But in democracy, political organisations are necessary vehicles to organise to get people mobilised, to get people to part in polling process and to bring in those who shy away politics," he added.

Mawan, who is also Senior Minister and Minister of Social Development said that social organisations such as Resdemop Recreational Club are one of the many ways to get closer to the people by organising activities that attract public participation.

"I never doubt your (Resdemop) ability to attract more people," he said.

Meanwhile, Resdemop chairman Captain Zainuddin Tan Sri Hamdan Sirat said the club has been organising many community service activities in Mambong.
JOGET TIME for the guests.

He said the funds raised through the dinner will be used to fund its upcoming activities. Among the activities is a football tournament at the Siburan Mini Stadium (November to December 2012), which attracted 54 teams.

Among the activities were helping a single mother to build her new house, donations to fire victims and disable people, family days for members and sports activities like jogathon and football competition.

Mawan also announced RM20,000 grant for Resdemop and another RM5,000 were raised through the golden songs sung by Mawan at the dinner.

Among those present at the dinner were SPDP vice president Rayan Narong, Mas Gading potential candidate Anthony Nogeh and entrepreneurs Henry Harry Jinep and Albert Tanon.