Run 1744 - 14th August 2010

Venue: Ladang Jasmin "Air Panas", (Bundoora Sdn Bhd), Kg Hulu Kalong, Ulu Yam Baru
Hare: Emilia Charles
Co-Hares: Gary Waring & Dian, and Dennis Chin & Shirley
Scribe: Terry Gardener
Comic: Don Cheang

Directions:

The SMART WAY for those who don't need directions:
Get to Ulu Yam Baru via the dam road, drive through town, turn right toward Genting in middle of town, drive 1/2 km to pass police station on left, and immediately look for right turn with a Blue Sign for Bundoora Sdn Bhd & Amberstone Resort.
Take this turn and drive approx 1.5 km, slowly, (many children, dogs, frogs, chickens etc playing)
Look for left turn to Bundoora Sdn Bhd.
TURN LEFT.
Cross bridge, enter Bundoora Ranch,
Keep Right, follow signs to parking after the Ranch in the Oil Palm, near a hot spring.
For the rest of you consider the following options.
OPTION 1: via Highway and Rawang
Take the NKVE north to Rawang and exit junction 116. TURN RIGHT and zero trip meter at traffic lights just after Rawang toll Go through Rawang & Serendah on the old road to Batang Kali/Ipoh. On the way you should pass the following land marks
3.8km roundabout on the Rawang by pass,
5.2km Petronas Service Station on your right.
7.3km Petronas Service Station on your left,
10.0km BP Service Station on your left.
10.4km Shell Service Station on your right,
12.1km Petronas Service Station on your right
13.6km Big Golf ball on your right (Serendah golf course),
23.0km Petronas Service Station on your left just after the bridge (Batang Kali) 23.4km TURN RIGHT at traffic lights route B66 towards "Ulu Yam Baru/Genting Highlands" Reset trip meter to zero at traffic lights!
Then: At 1.5km Petronas Service Station on your left, 1.9km digital traffic lights Go Straight.
Drive another 1.8 km past Yat Lott Fatt Fatt Restaurant.
Pass the turn to Genting Highlands. Drive another 2 km and look for Left Turn to Amberstone Resort and Bundoora Sdn Bhd.
If you pass Ulu Yam Baharu Police Station you have gone too far.
Drive approx 1.5 km slowly through Kampong, (many children, dogs, frogs, wogs, hogs, logs, chickens etc playing). Look for Bundoora Sdn Bhd Sign.
Turn Left to Bundoora Sdn Bhd. Cross bridge, enter Bundoora Ranch, Keep Right, follow signs to parking after the Ranch in the Oil Palm.
OPTION 2 - full details for the Batu Dam route
Get onto the Jalan Kuching / MRR2 Roundabout and take exit towards Kuantan/Batu Caves Set Trip meter to 0km as you exit roundabout
* 0.2km slip off left alongside new shop houses.
* 0.4km keep right (1 o'clock)
* 0.6km left
* 0.8km right at traffic lights (mosque on right)
* 4.9km right towards Ulu Yam
* 27.4km after bridge over river left at T junction (you are now entering Ulu Yam)
* 28.3km right in centre of village (sign post Genting). Zero Trip meter.
* 1/2 km pass police station on left, Immediately look for right turn, Blue Sign Bundoora Sdn Bhd & Amber stone Resort, TURN RIGHT here.
* Drive 2 approx 2km slowly through Kampong, (many children, dogs, chickens etc playing). Look for Bundoora Sdn Bhd Sign.
* Turn Left to Bundoora Sdn Bhd. Cross bridge, enter Bundoora Ranch, Keep Right, follow signs to parking after the Ranch in the Oil Palm.
Important: Mosquito repellent is a pre-requisite for this run.
ON-ON

Restaurant HOCK LAY - Where the Tom Yam Prawns are served out of coconut

Below is Google Map link showing run site and restaurant

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&ll=3.431475,101.667566&spn=0.031315,0.043731&t=h&z=15&msid=107408991010430454835.00048c95172f0d99766da

From run site.

Leave run site through boom gate and over bridge
Turn Right at T junction
Turn Left a crossroads
Pass Police Station on right.
Left at T junction in Ulu Yam
Restaurant Hock Lay is about 500m on Right Hand Side opposite 3 storey building.
Park on same side of road as restaurant or go down side road on left to find additional parking

Announcements

Guinness Khoo has passed away. See below for details.

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Scribe Reports

Run 1738 - 3rd July 2010

Venue: Antara Gapi
Hare: Pang Soo Wah
Co-Hares: Two Virgins
Scribe: Laurence (standing in for Melinda)
Comic: Charles Lee

It was an easy drive to Antara Gapi - a turning off the Old Ipoh Road that I'd never taken before. We drove through new housing estates, and then along empty roads and up a small steep hill. The run-site wasn't visible from the road going up, so some of us

Guinness Khoo - Final Funeral details

There was a good turnout at the funeral, including a large number of hashers from Petaling, Mother and the Harriettes.

We were informed that the ashes will be leaving the crematorium tomorrow (31st) morning at 8.30, on their way to Nirvana (I'm not sure if it's the Nirvana between Sungei Besi and Seremban, or the one near Semenyih <-more likely).

I believe there will be a bus from the crematorium for anyone who wishes to attend this.

Gui Yuan Crematorium Petaling Jaya
Jalan Baiduri SS 1/22 46050 Petaling Jaya

Google Map Link

'Guinness' Khoo Cheang Chye was just 66 years old, and was a fit and active hasher with Petaling HHH for over 30 years - he was also a committed member of the Mother Hash, and must have run with many others over the years.
I am told that he was one of the most prolific hashers that most of us will ever have the good fortune to meet, clocking up around 4,500 or 5,000 runs in his 41 years of hashing.

from the Onsec

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InterHash 2012 (Borobodur / Jogjakarta)
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See their improved website, http://www.ihjava2012.com/ for full details.

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Kota Bahru HHH 31st

Kota Bahru Hash House Harriers 31st Anniversary Run (27 August 2010)
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RSC Jungle Pub Crawl

Royal Selangor Club Hash''The Jungle Pub Crawl 2010'' (27 August 2010)
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SHOT 12

Solstice Hash on Tour (SHOT) 12 (10-13 December 2010)
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Melaka's World Heritage Hash Run

15th to 17th April 2011. As to date we have a total of 1200 participants for the above event and more coming from the response we are getting. We will close registration at 2000 or less. View website at : worldheritagehash.weebly.com
Register at RM 340 or US 100.

A 3 day event not to be missed and also to participate the formation of the 1st International WH Hash Committee . Our intent is to keep WHH events at 2000 participants, Run fees at Max US100.00, manageable finance covering good food , interesting UNESCO venues, priority on beers , acceptable freebies with commemorative T-Shirt and Badge, etc etc. NO COMMERCIALIZATION out of HASHING is the theme.

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Hash Notices

Keith Tebby

BEER O'CLOCK

On a day like today (Friday, and sunny for a change), it feels like beer time already (5pm), so I don't know why I'm still in the office, or why I'm emailing you - I should be in a pub somewhere.

On a Saturday, at the PH3 run-site, Beer O'Clock is much easier to define. It is either:
- 5.45pm
or
- the time that the Front-Runner-On-Paper arrives back from the run (if there's a short and a normal, it's the normal run that counts)

The same rule applies to soft drinks (including for grubby little horrors!), but the big water-cooler is usually available to prevent anyone from dying of thirst.

This is because we're a Hash club, and the idea of the Hash is that you do the run and then reward yourself with a few drinks.
Non-runners (members or guests) are welcome to drink, but only after the run has been completed by at least one person (or until we conclude that they're probably lost).

So, even though the cans and bottles are put in iced water around 4.30pm to cool, and look very tempting, they may not be taken until the time specified above. Otherwise we'd all just sit around drinking, and forget the run!

We don't want to have to put armed guards by the beer truck, so please do the right thing.
There are only a few habitual offenders, and we apologise for making the rest of you read this, but we want to make sure the rule is clear.

On On,

Onsec, on behalf of the PH3 Committee

A seasonal CD

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