St Joe Form 5 (1976) and Friends

A community blog by James Yong for reconnecting the Form 5 (1976) classes of St Joseph's School, Kuching & their friends. Covering topics such as schoolday memories, sports, hobbies, food, history, travel, reunions, families, old flames & gossip. All are welcome to email James at jslyong@hotmail.com with feedback & suggestions.

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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Giving Back to St Joe (Part 3)

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. Here's an update on our donations from Bob Chew ... " Hi all 1. Mark and I went to St Joe last week to confirm and pay for ...

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Saturday, July 3, 2010

Giving Back to St Joe (continued)

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. On 1st July 2010, some of the guys had breakfast at Kwong Hup Cafe on Jalan Keretapi, Kuching. A cheque of RM 1,500 was presented by Da...

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Saturday, June 5, 2010

Mark and family in Singapore

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. Mark Chin and family were in Singapore this week. On Friday, we went for dinner at Newton Food Centre. Afterwards we went for a strol...

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Thursday, October 22, 2009

Cigars, Coffee and Combrades @ Merdeka Palace

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On Tuesday afternoon, after a discussion with Merdeka Palace Hotel's sales executive (hope you got us the best deal for Dec 23, guys :-)...

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

A Skrang Expedition ... 33 years ago

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I received this great "photo essay" from our friend Robert Chin (Form 5 Arts2, 1976), describing an interesting expedition he and ...

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James Yong: Consultant, author, blogger and general observer of life. Professional interests in Public Sector Innovation, Information & Communications Technology, eGovernment, socioeconomic development, smart cities, creativity & innovation and organisational learning. Personal interests: Travel, history, books, digital photography, movies, genealogy, tech gadgets and writing. Currently a regional executive with Cisco Systems, covering public sector programs in Asia. Published book "E-Government in Asia" (2nd Edn, Marshall Cavendish, 2005) and two genealogical monographs. Frequent speaker at regional public sector & eGov conferences. Contact: jslyong@hotmail.com

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