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March - April 2007 Volume 4, Issue 2 Heritage News A bi-monthly newsletter of the Perak Heritage Society. For Members only. Greetings! The 4th Annual General Meeting (AGM) cum office-warm- ing party of the Perak Heritage Society (PHS) was held, of course, in the new PHS office on 28th March. At the AGM, our president, Siak Hong addressed the meeting and thanked all members in attendance for their support. In summary, the year 2006 was overshadowed by two events: the cancelled fund-raising movie premiere, due to the banning of The Last Communist, and moving out of Jalan Lasam and into our own rented premises. He appealed to members to come on-board the management committee, and to speed up work on the documentation of Perak heritage. Though limited in resources, more activities could be done in the new office, which occupies the entire top floor of the shop-house. At the AGM. Nothing fishy, really! The buffet dinner that followed was arranged by Su Win Photo : Charlie Choong. and Pui San. Like last year’s, it was a very generous spread. Most of us had multiple servings, but the eating had to stop for the video-movie to begin. Mohd Taib took charge of the projection. The movie, Goodbye Boys, is set and shot on location in the Kinta Valley. See it for the sake of heritage. You will be thrilled to recognize the places, some of them featured on our heri.trails. We should thank committee member, Charlie Choong for taking on the task of fixing up the office premises and refreshing the walls with new paint. -
MOVIE HIGHLIGHTSMOVIE Read About Its Were Filmed Inwere on Page 44-49
MOVIES LATEST FAVOURITES MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS including... • Interstellar Scenes X-Men: First Class from the movie • were filmed in • Sunshine Snowdonia, Wales. Read about its • My Sister's Keeper legendary beauty • Far From The Madding Crowd on page 44-49. • The Good Lie Everything, Everything King Arthur • Godzilla AMANDLA STENBERG, NICK ROBINSON, CHARLIE HUNNAM, ASTRID BERGÈS- • Into The Storm (2014) ANIKA NONI ROSE FRISBEY, JUDE LAW PG-13 / 96 mins / Drama, Romance / E, F, J, K, C+ PG-13 / 126 mins / Action, Adventure, Drama / • The Maze Runner E, I, G, ES, C+ • If I Stay • The Hangover • The Hunger Games: Catching Fire • The Hunger Games : King Arthur – Legend Of The Sword Mockingjay Part 1 When a young Arthur’s father is • Life Of Pi murdered, his uncle, Vortigern, seizes • The Conjuring 2 goingplacesmagazine.com control of the crown. Robbed of his • The Sound Of Music (1965) birthright, Arthur is forced to live in My Cousin Rachel Alien: Covenant • Wild the back alleys without knowing his RACHEL WEISZ, SAM CLAFLIN, MICHAEL FASSBENDER, KATHERINE • The Great Gatsby HOLLIDAY GRAINGER WATERSTON, BILLY CRUDUP Love, Rosie true heritage. When fate leads him to PG-13 / 106 mins / Drama, Mystery, Romance R / / 122 mins / Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller / E, • the mysterious and magical sword, / E, I, J, C+ F, J, ES, C+ • Run All Night Excalibur, Arthur has no choice but to • The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button embrace his true legacy to become / • Moulin Rouge! 88 the legendary ruler he was meant to • Water For Elephants be. However, he must first harness / • True Story September 2017 September Excalibur’s powers and lead a rebellion The Transporter to dethrone his tyrannical uncle. -
Making Malaysian Chinese
MAKING MALAYSIAN CHINESE: WAR MEMORY, HISTORIES AND IDENTITIES A thesis submitted to the University of Manchester for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Humanities 2015 FRANCES TAY SCHOOL OF ARTS, LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Contents Introduction.............................................................................................................. 14 Identity: The Perennial Question ........................................................................ 16 Memory-Work and Identity Construction ............................................................ 17 Silence as a Concept .......................................................................................... 22 Multiple Wars, Multiple Histories......................................................................... 26 Ambiguous Histories, Simplifying Myths ............................................................. 30 Analytic Strategy and Methods ........................................................................... 34 Chapter 1. Historical Context: Chinese as Other .................................................... 38 Heaven-sent Coolies .......................................................................................... 39 Jews of the East.................................................................................................. 41 Irredentists and Subversives .............................................................................. 44 Overseas Chinese Compatriots ......................................................................... -
Heritage News
September - October 2007 Volume 4, Issue 5 Heritage News A bi-monthly newsletter of the Perak Heritage Society. For Members only. Greetings! They did it! The Merdeka Stadium, still under restoration, was transformed into a huge performance space for the big Merdeka celebrations. In the run-up to Merdeka Day 2007, our dailies went all out to instill pride and nostalgia with reminiscense, how life has changed over the last 50 years and how much Merdeka remains etched in memory. Much talked about is the corporate-sponsored supplement in the NST, a set of facsimiles of ‘The Straits Times’ from 26th August 1957 to the day after Merdeka. Interestingly, parents are keeping them for their children as ‘heritage’ collection. From The Straits Times, 31 AUG 1957. Papan Memories was the big event of the year. Why go to Papan to celebrate Merdeka and the end of WWII? The answer lies in the co- operative Papan community and the enduring spirit of Sybil Kathigasu who operated a clinic here during WWII. Merdeka can be celebrated anywhere, but where else can we take over the town for a night but Papan? Read Sook Mei’s report on centrespread. Heritage is essential to tourism as tourists want to experience authentic historical sites. In the Nanyang Siang Pau, columnist Zheng Min Lie wrote: …The competitive edge of tourism Malaysia lies in what the other countries cannot compare: our nature, heritage and folk culture and lively communities. They require little investment and development. They are enduring and uniquely Malaysian. For a brief report on the Perak Tourism Seminar, go to page 2. -
Perak: Senarai Bengkel Penyaman Udara Kenderaan Yang Bertauliah (List of Certified Mobile Air-Conditioning Workshops)
PERAK: SENARAI BENGKEL PENYAMAN UDARA KENDERAAN YANG BERTAULIAH (LIST OF CERTIFIED MOBILE AIR-CONDITIONING WORKSHOPS) NO NAMA SYARIKAT ALAMAT POSKOD DAERAH/BANDAR TELEFON NAMA & K/P COMPANY NAME ADDRESS POST CODE DISTRICT/TOWN TELEPHONE NAME& I/C 1 MEMBAIKI KERETA DAN HAWA NO. 10, JALAN BESAR, 34300 BAGAN SERAI TEL: 05-8905729 CHUA THIEN LI DINGIN SHEN LEE SUNGAI GEDONG, 34300 H/P: 012-4393220 770112-08-6293 BAGAN SERAI, PERAK. 2 PUSAT AKSESORI & HAWA NO. 31, JALAN KELI, TAMAN 34200 BAGAN SERAI TEL: 05-7172208 ENG HUN LIANG DINGIN LIAN HAP. SRI TENGGARA, 34200 PARIT H/P: 012-5677208 830927-08-5701 BUNTAR, PERAK. 3 CHIN AUTO AIRCOND & 523-A, JALAN SIAKAP, BAGAN 34300 BAGAN SERAI TEL : 05-7215807 H'NG SONG CHIN ACCESSORIES SERAI 640906-08-5385 4 WENG HUAT AUTO NO.51, JALAN BESAR, BAGAN 34300 BAGAN SERAI TEL : 05-7215216 KHOH TIANG HUAT ACCESSORIES SERAI 640308-07-5435 5 CHOP BUAN HONG 515, JALAN SIAKAP, BAGAN 34300 BAGAN SERAI TEL : 05-7212734 KHOR HEE SENG 670608- I SERAI 08-6547 6 TEIK SENG CAR ACCESSORIES NO. 182, JALAN SIAKAP, 34300 BAGAN SERAI H/P: 016-4974898 LEE CHENG HOOI AND AIR-COND CENTRE. 34300 BAGAN SERAI, PERAK. 791212-08-6023 1 PERAK: SENARAI BENGKEL PENYAMAN UDARA KENDERAAN YANG BERTAULIAH (LIST OF CERTIFIED MOBILE AIR-CONDITIONING WORKSHOPS) NO NAMA SYARIKAT ALAMAT POSKOD DAERAH/BANDAR TELEFON NAMA & K/P COMPANY NAME ADDRESS POST CODE DISTRICT/TOWN TELEPHONE NAME& I/C 7 BQ CAR ACCESSORIES & AIR NO. 182, JALAN SIAKAP, 34300 BAGAN SERAI TEL : 05-7210812 NG YEOK PHENG COND CENTRE BAGAN SERAI 651225-08-6327 8 K & L ACCESSORIES 73, PRSN. -
FBMK 2013 7R.Pdf
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA MALAYSIAN WOMEN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AS A MULTIETHNIC LEGACY OF GENERATIVITY HASLINA BINTI OMAR FBMK 2013 7 MALAYSIAN WOMEN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AS A MULTIETHNIC LEGACY OF GENERATIVITY UPM By HASLINA BINTI OMAR COPYRIGHT © Thesis Submitted to the School of Graduate Studies, Universiti Putra Malaysia, in Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy January 2013 DEDICATION To my family UPM COPYRIGHT © ii Abstract of thesis presented to the Senate of Universiti Putra Malaysia in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy MALAYSIAN WOMEN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AS A MULTIETHNIC LEGACY OF GENERATIVITY By HASLINA BINTI OMAR January 2013 Chair: Associate Prof. Noritah Omar, PhD Faculty: Modern Languages and Communication UPM In light of autobiography scholars like Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson working towards redressing inattentiveness towards women‟s life writing, and as scholars on women‟s autobiography beyond the Western world begin to closely examine collections of works from their own countries, this study merges contemporary studies on women‟s autobiographical writings and the literary studies of Shirley Lim, as well as Nor Faridah Abdul Manaf and Muhammad A. Quayum in the area of Malaysian women‟s writings. The special focus on the representation of ethnicity in autobiography explains this study‟s exploration of a collection of autobiographies of Malaysian women belonging to four different ethnicities—Malay, Chinese, Indian andCOPYRIGHT Eurasian. This study attempts to carefully explore the life stories of Sybil Kathigasu in No Dram of Mercy (1954), Khatijah Sidek in Memoirs of Khatijah © Sidek (2001), Angela Yong in One Thing Good but Not Both (1998), and Muthammal Palanisamy in From Shore to Shore (2002). -
Remembering Perak's Turbulent Past
www.ipohecho.com.my FREE COPY IPOH echoechoYour Voice In The Community INSIDE !! 30 SEN FOR DELIVERY TO YOUR DOORSTEP – Perak Tourism News July 1-15, 2013 PP 14252/10/2012(031136) ASK YOUR NEWSVENDOR ISSUE Supplement 169 Remembering Perak’s Turbulent Past by James Gough The Roll of Honour at God’s Litte Acre, Batu Gajah Every June, they come to remember. This is a solemn time as High Commissioners from United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Nepal; Malaysian Military, Police and Veterans’ representatives converge in Ipoh for the Veterans Remembrance events which are held at Taiping, Ipoh and Batu Gajah. Continued on page 2 PORK FREE Open from 11am till late Traditional English Fish and Chips Opens 5 th July 2013 Ground Floor, No. 4 Persiaran Greentown 4, Greentown Avenue, 30450 Ipoh. Tel: 05-241 4176 2 July 1-15, 2013 IPOH ECHO Your Voice In The Community “We should always remember and honour them for the sacrifices they’ve made.” he services, which are held over three days, have seen a number of Commonwealth Veteran Clubs such as the Malaya-Borneo Veterans TAssociation of Australia religiously attending over the last several years. The presence of these Commonwealth veterans prompted the Perak State government to host a “Veterans’ Night” dinner last year in recognition of their past contributions. Remembrance Ceremony at God’s Little Acre God’s Little Acre is a cemetery located at Batu Gajah, which holds its annual remembrance ceremony on the second Saturday of every June. Interred here, besides army and police personnel are civilians, tin miners and planters who were killed during the Malayan Emergency One of the plaques at the cenotaph, Ipoh (1948 to 1960). -
Trauma and Narrating in Sybil Kathigasu's No Dram of Mercy
Kajian Malaysia, Vol. 30, Supp. 1, 2012, 81–96 TRAUMA AND NARRATING IN SYBIL KATHIGASU'S NO DRAM OF MERCY Wong Soak Koon Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Email: [email protected] Malaysian women's autobiographies is now recognized in academia as important documents to foster the reinstating of neglected or forgotten history in the country's past. This article considers the compelling autobiography of Sybil Kathigasu, who supported the guerrillas in their battle against Japanese Occupation of Malaya during the Second World War, and who was herself later apprehended and tortured by the Kempetei. I argue that beneath a veneer of victory over pain, fear and even madness, the text, when subscribed to close reading, reveals that the representation of a triumphant soul actually belies her struggle at an attempt at re-integrate a traumatized self. For me, the act of narrating is itself a safeguard against defeat. By drawing on the insights of trauma scholars, and interweaving them with autobiography theories, I reread No Dram of Mercy as an amazing attempt by a woman at self-healing. Keywords: Malaysian women's autobiography, trauma and writing, The Emergency in Malaya, Kempetei, Christianity Recent interest in Malaysian women's autobiographies is part of a larger excavation and recuperation of neglected, ignored or, indeed, forbidden moments in the country's past. Women's autobiographies, memoirs and other modes of personal narratives not only foreground women's growing political consciousness but reveal an increasing participation of women in public life in the decades between the 30's and the achievement of independence in 1957.