Date: 30th April 2011 – 2nd May 2011 (Sat – Mon)                                                                                                                                       Venue: Chin Kwong Methodish Church, Jalan Noakes.
Camp Fee: $26 per pax (Boy/Officer)
Closing Date: 10th April 2011 (Sunday) before 12:00 midnight

Terms and Conditions:

• Members must serve in company senior section for at least 2 years.
• Members (Boys and Officers) must have full sets of Uniform in order to participate in the Southern Regional Drill Camp.
• (Advance Drill) Members must have basic drill knowledge (e.g basic drill definitions, formations, squad drill, paying compliments, etc.)
• Members must fulfill uniform requirements as stated in BBM website (e.g not dyed or long hair allowed, no long fingernails allowed). An inspection will be carried out upon registration to make sure members fulfill uniform requirements. Members with long hair or long nails will receive FREE haircut and nail cut on the spot upon registration. Same rules applied to participating officers.
• Boys are deemed to be campers throughout the training camp.
• Officers are encouraged to stay-in throughout the camp and only allowed to leave the Training Camp when the lessons of the day has concluded.
• The Organizing Committee reserves the right to expel any Member from participating the Drill Camp if he failed to abide by the terms and conditions.
• No refund will be made if a Member is unable to attend the Training Camp, but a replacement entry is only allowed if notice is given before 10th April 2011.
• The Organizing Committee reserves the right to reject any application found not suitable and fee will be refunded in full if registration was done before 10th April 2011.

Regards,
Southern Region Drill Committee

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We thank God for his abundant blessings for our company. May these two boys continue serving our company in the future.

P/S : Whoever wants to be helper for sports day, you can always sign up from your NCOs, this will include your community service.

SOUTHERN REGIONAL COUNCIL
ADVANCED DRILL TEST 2010
**** This camp only applicable for those who’s holding a Dril Basic Award*******DATE: 20 – 21 MARCH 2010

**** For those who’s holding a Drill Basic Award, Please contact W/O Edmund Wong or Captain Hii for registration***

(SATURDAY – SUNDAY)
TIME REPORTING IN AT 8:00AM
VENUE: CHIN FU METHODIST CHURCH
ATTIRE : T-SHIRT (REPORTING)
TOTAL FEE : RM12.00 PER PAX (APPLICABLE TO BOTH OFFICERS AND MEMBERS)
THINGS TO BRING:-

* UNIFORM (DAY DRESS)
* DRILL HANDBOOK
* STATIONARIES
* BLANK PAPER
* SLEEPING BAG
* SUFFICIENT DAY ATTIRE, CAP, RAIN COAT
* TOOTHBRUSH, TOOTHPASTE, SOAP, SOAP POWDER, TOWEL, SLIPPERS
* DRINKING BOTTLE, CUP, SPOON & FORK

Officer-In-Charge:-

LT. DESMOND CHAN (2nd kuching coy) H/P: 019-8168229

CLOSING DATE : 6 MARCH 2010

REGISTRATION METHOD :-
COMPANY’S CAPTAIN TO CONFIRM NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS BY SMS TO LT. DESMOND CHAN BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE. HARD COPY OF REGISTRATION AND CONSENT FORM ARE TO BE SUBMITTED DURING REPORTING.

7th Kuching Company would like to wish a very happy new year to all our officers and boys!!! Thanks everyone for their dedication and support throughout the previous years, and also the participation in all our company programs. New year means new challenges ahead, so lets make 2011 a good year to everyone. There will be many activities awaiting, advanced drill camp, miaw games,  BNTS,  ANTS, Love in a box and so much more, stay tuned^_^

1) Lcpl Thian Chin Ping—–> Cpl Thian Chin Ping

2) Lcpl Fabian Chin—-> Cpl Fabian Chin

Congratulations to these two NCOs^^ Remember, a higher rank means bigger responsiblities. Always show a good example to boys. We hope that they will continue to serve 7th Kuching Company faithfully for the betterment of Christ’s Kingdom, may God bless them abundantly.

On the way,  many boys were chit-chatting and talking about camping stuffs. Some NCOs led the boys to sing ‘The Anchor Song’ to heat up the BB spirit. After a 1 hour journey, the bus finally arrived at the entrance.  But, the boys had to walk 3km to reach their main campsite, it was quite a long walk. Around 12pm, the boys had reached the main campsite and were separated into groups respectively. Then, they quickly made fire to prepare for their lunch. In the meantime, some boys went to clear the tree branches and stems to set their lightweight tents.

Soon, the opening ceremony was inaugurated by Lcpl Alvin as the company camp’s officially started. In the afternoon, the basic camping boys were assigned by Lt Tommy Ting to build a toilet near a river. It was a tough assignment but the boys did their best to build it too. After the sun had gone down, boys quickly prepared and ate their dinner. Few hours later, it was night time, some boys and officers made a big campfire. Then, everyone gathered around the campfire and did many activities together. It was an enjoyable night. Around 1030pm, boys and officers went to have a good night sleep in their tent.

The clock strucked 6am, buglers did their stuffs to wake everyone up. It was the 2nd day, boys quickly prepared themselves for the expedition. After eating their breakfast, they packed their bags and bottles to get ready for it. Around 830am, the expedition started. Boys had a tough 22 kilometers walk. Some of them were tired and sunburned, but nevertheless, they still continued to walk and finally completed their journey around 3pm. Later, the boys went back to the campsite for a short rest. After that, its time for the advanced camping group to ‘advance’ deeper into the jungle. They had to stay there for 1 night with only their belongings, canvas and ropes with them. No officers were there to help them out because they had to do stuffs by their own. So, the basic and advanced level groups were split up for the night.

In a blink of an eye, the last day had arrived, the advanced camping group returned to the main campsite after spending a night in the deep jungle. After that, all the boys had their breakfast and got ready for the closing ceremony. Again, the closing ceremony was done by the camp commander, Lcpl Alvin. Finally, the boys packed their stuffs and left the campsite. Of course, they had to walk another 3km to reach the entrance. Soon after everyone reached there, we took a group photo before we enter the bus. And then its bon voyage! Around 1pm, the bus arrived at Chin Daw Methodist Church. After Lcpl Alvin had checked the number of boys, everyone went back home. It was a tired but good experience for these ‘city boys’ to learn how to survive in the wild.

* parents/guardian needs to send their son/ward to MBKS Jubilee Ground and also pick them back after the procession

Thanks n Regards,
W.O Edmund Wong

Result Sheet:

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