Punggol East By-Election Later News Update

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">4 hours ago</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">4 hours ago</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">4 hours ago</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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Every Monday during MPS, Serene, one of our residents staying at Blk 135, the block where I conduct my MPS, will either buy us some bread or prepare fruits. I overheard her saying this to our volunteers, '我猜想你们应该还没吃饭就下来了，来，吃面包和水果.'

I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who are just like Serene, making a difference in their own little ways

 

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[h=2]Faces of Punggol East[/h]
Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

Was with close to 80 residents on a trip to Shantou, China from 23-28 Oct. Decided to put these into this album — at Punggol East.

 

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Faces of Punggol East

Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

Was with close to 80 residents on a trip to Shantou, China from 23-28 Oct. Decided to put these into this album — at Punggol East.

 

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Faces of Punggol East

Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

Was with close to 80 residents on a trip to Shantou, China from 23-28 Oct. Decided to put these into this album — at Punggol East.

 

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Faces of Punggol East

Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

Was with close to 80 residents on a trip to Shantou, China from 23-28 Oct. Decided to put these into this album — at Punggol East.

 

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[h=1]23-28.10.2013: Shantou, China Cultural Tour[/h]Updated <abbr title="Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 12:18pm" data-utime="1387081119" class="timestamp">about a week ago</abbr>

With Autumn ebbing and Winter looming in southern China, MPs Mr Low Thia Khiang, Mr Png Eng Huat and Miss Lee Li Lian led approximately 80 epicurean residents of Bedok Reservoir, Hougang, Kaki Bukit and Punggol East Constituencies as they readied their cameras and appetites for an immersion in the cultural bounties and gastronomic delights of Chaoshan, Guangdong province.

This six-day tour was a kaleidoscope of sights and sounds, starting proper on day 2 in Shantou’s Chao Nan and Chao Yang districts –- a heady mixture of imposing fortress cities flanked by regal stone lions, historic temples with majestic deity statues circling a serene terrapin pond. The day ended with a picturesque sunset visit to a district memorial to Chinese folk hero Wen Tian Xiang at Lian Hua Feng.

Day 3 began with a ferry ride that took both tour coach and passengers over to Nan’ao county, which is largely comprised of Nan’ao island, a few km off the coast of Guangdong. A curious freshwater well skirting the seacoast, dating back to the Song dynasty, was a big crowd draw. A visit to Shantou Nan'ao Island National Forest Park saw a seascape festooned with seaweed culturing vats. Burly travellers tried their hands at lifting a heavy training rock, an amusing highlight of a centuries old military training centre. Lots of sun, sand, sea and local marine produce greeted eager palates and wallets as our jolly vacationers headed back to the hotel for a sumptuous dinner spread.

Jieyang on day 4 was an intoxicating blend of temples, fortresses and a modern shopping mall. A timeworn Buddhist temple gilded with ornate carvings, offered an expansive space to explore, culminating in a steep climb to the top which is not for the faint hearted. Cannons ringed a moat-banded coastal fortress at the next stop, the entire structure dating back to the turn of the 20th century. Capping the day was a shopping mall visit, the first real shopping experience for holidaymakers in a modern local mall, followed by a dinner banquet.

Chen Ci Hong’s Mansion in Chenghai district beckoned to visitors on the 5th day of the tour, offering a sprawling estate to explore with little nooks and crannies to sip tea, listen to Teochew Opera, watch a puppet performance and appreciate the architectural fusion. On offer at the various shopping detours were novelties like Buddha’s Hand or Finger Citron fruit, marinated in a medicinal blend including licorice, with purported health benefits. Saddled with bags of fruits, biscuits, and tea, our intrepid travellers soon arrived at the Memorial Temple of Han Yu, which offered a good workout and a breathtaking view to those robust enough to complete the ascent. The icing on the cake for the day was certainly the tram tour of the old city of Chaozhou, stopping for a photo session at Guangji Bridge (a pontoon bridge built in AD 1170 during the Southern Song Dynasty), before proceeding on motorized rickshaws through the grandiose city walls into streets lined with a dizzying array of restaurants, candy shops and snack stalls and old-style dwellings. Sightseers dropped-off outside a beautiful syncretic monastery situated in the heart of the old city, which led out into streets fringed by a smorgasbord of traditional teochew snacks freshly churned out by seasoned candy chefs.

A hearty vegetarian dinner crowned this 6-Day Enchanting Chaoshan Delicacies Tour, as MPs and residents returned to the luxury of their hotel rooms, packing bags full of fond memories ahead of the return trip the next day.

Guess what? Residents were already asking, ‘Where will we be going next year?’

Reported by: Ong Chuan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]23-28.10.2013: Shantou, China Cultural Tour[/h]Updated <abbr title="Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 12:18pm" data-utime="1387081119" class="timestamp">about a week ago</abbr>

With Autumn ebbing and Winter looming in southern China, MPs Mr Low Thia Khiang, Mr Png Eng Huat and Miss Lee Li Lian led approximately 80 epicurean residents of Bedok Reservoir, Hougang, Kaki Bukit and Punggol East Constituencies as they readied their cameras and appetites for an immersion in the cultural bounties and gastronomic delights of Chaoshan, Guangdong province.

This six-day tour was a kaleidoscope of sights and sounds, starting proper on day 2 in Shantou’s Chao Nan and Chao Yang districts –- a heady mixture of imposing fortress cities flanked by regal stone lions, historic temples with majestic deity statues circling a serene terrapin pond. The day ended with a picturesque sunset visit to a district memorial to Chinese folk hero Wen Tian Xiang at Lian Hua Feng.

Day 3 began with a ferry ride that took both tour coach and passengers over to Nan’ao county, which is largely comprised of Nan’ao island, a few km off the coast of Guangdong. A curious freshwater well skirting the seacoast, dating back to the Song dynasty, was a big crowd draw. A visit to Shantou Nan'ao Island National Forest Park saw a seascape festooned with seaweed culturing vats. Burly travellers tried their hands at lifting a heavy training rock, an amusing highlight of a centuries old military training centre. Lots of sun, sand, sea and local marine produce greeted eager palates and wallets as our jolly vacationers headed back to the hotel for a sumptuous dinner spread.

Jieyang on day 4 was an intoxicating blend of temples, fortresses and a modern shopping mall. A timeworn Buddhist temple gilded with ornate carvings, offered an expansive space to explore, culminating in a steep climb to the top which is not for the faint hearted. Cannons ringed a moat-banded coastal fortress at the next stop, the entire structure dating back to the turn of the 20th century. Capping the day was a shopping mall visit, the first real shopping experience for holidaymakers in a modern local mall, followed by a dinner banquet.

Chen Ci Hong’s Mansion in Chenghai district beckoned to visitors on the 5th day of the tour, offering a sprawling estate to explore with little nooks and crannies to sip tea, listen to Teochew Opera, watch a puppet performance and appreciate the architectural fusion. On offer at the various shopping detours were novelties like Buddha’s Hand or Finger Citron fruit, marinated in a medicinal blend including licorice, with purported health benefits. Saddled with bags of fruits, biscuits, and tea, our intrepid travellers soon arrived at the Memorial Temple of Han Yu, which offered a good workout and a breathtaking view to those robust enough to complete the ascent. The icing on the cake for the day was certainly the tram tour of the old city of Chaozhou, stopping for a photo session at Guangji Bridge (a pontoon bridge built in AD 1170 during the Southern Song Dynasty), before proceeding on motorized rickshaws through the grandiose city walls into streets lined with a dizzying array of restaurants, candy shops and snack stalls and old-style dwellings. Sightseers dropped-off outside a beautiful syncretic monastery situated in the heart of the old city, which led out into streets fringed by a smorgasbord of traditional teochew snacks freshly churned out by seasoned candy chefs.

A hearty vegetarian dinner crowned this 6-Day Enchanting Chaoshan Delicacies Tour, as MPs and residents returned to the luxury of their hotel rooms, packing bags full of fond memories ahead of the return trip the next day.

Guess what? Residents were already asking, ‘Where will we be going next year?’

Reported by: Ong Chuan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">last Monday</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">last Monday</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">last Monday</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">last Monday</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-11-23: PECC Deepavali Night 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 3:27pm" data-utime="1387265252" class="timestamp">last Monday</abbr>

Light painting. It was a simple name given to an activity that we thought appropriate for celebrating the Festival of Lights kampung-style in Punggol East.

JB, one of our volunteers, adapted the concept from the Singapore Night Festival for the Deepavali Night event. We set up the easel with a camera and TV at the open field directly facing the stage. This way the dance performances by Rivervale Primary School, MINDS, and Temple of Fine Arts and the expressions of the residents-turned-light-art<wbr>ists would speak to each other. We armed residents with coloured torches and JB took shots of light artists drawing their favourite shapes on the canvas of Punggol East at night. A smiling audience watched, helping themselves to henna painting, kachang puteh, sarsi-flavoured drink, and sweets and chocolates (sponsored by ChocolateXcellence) from the kampung stalls. Spot the light painting done by the Punggol East Constituency Committee (PECC) volunteers!

We would like to thank our sponsors and volunteers for putting up a fantastic event.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Liane Ng

 

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[h=1]13-12-14: PECC Retro Christmas 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 11:31pm" data-utime="1387899105" class="timestamp">56 minutes ago</abbr>

Punggol East went retro as we marked Christmas on Saturday, 14th Dec, with all the yuletide merriment and good cheer the festive season brings with it. Residents from all backgrounds came down to join our MP, Lee Li Lian, in the celebrations. Even Santa made time to come down to Punggol East from his abode in the North Pole (probably Woodlands) to distribute red-and-white candy canes to one and all. They were treated to a variety of games at stalls put up by our volunteers such as Candy Crash Cans, Balls n’ Cups andTikam.

Other activities lined up such as balloon sculpting and appropriately themed face painting sealed the deal for the kids who were eager to embrace the Christmas mood. With a lucky draw contest offering handy prizes held throughout the evening, several residents had even more reason to celebrate. A magic show enthralled the children, many of whom came dressed to impress with their retro ensembles. Perhaps the most magical moment of the night, however, was witnessing the adults have just as much festive fun as their children – emotions only something as cheery as Christmas can elicit. We'd like to thank 'Bio-X Shield', our sponsor and volunteers for making this event possible. While our retro outfits were something of a blast from the past, by the time the party was over, it was quite evident that the Christmas spirit has remained the same throughout the ages.

PECC would like to wish all residents a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reported by: Yudhishthra
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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13-12-14: PECC Retro Christmas 2013

Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 11:31pm" data-utime="1387899105" class="timestamp">56 minutes ago</abbr>

Punggol East went retro as we marked Christmas on Saturday, 14th Dec, with all the yuletide merriment and good cheer the festive season brings with it. Residents from all backgrounds came down to join our MP, Lee Li Lian, in the celebrations. Even Santa made time to come down to Punggol East from his abode in the North Pole (probably Woodlands) to distribute red-and-white candy canes to one and all. They were treated to a variety of games at stalls put up by our volunteers such as Candy Crash Cans, Balls n’ Cups andTikam.

Other activities lined up such as balloon sculpting and appropriately themed face painting sealed the deal for the kids who were eager to embrace the Christmas mood. With a lucky draw contest offering handy prizes held throughout the evening, several residents had even more reason to celebrate. A magic show enthralled the children, many of whom came dressed to impress with their retro ensembles. Perhaps the most magical moment of the night, however, was witnessing the adults have just as much festive fun as their children – emotions only something as cheery as Christmas can elicit. We'd like to thank 'Bio-X Shield', our sponsor and volunteers for making this event possible. While our retro outfits were something of a blast from the past, by the time the party was over, it was quite evident that the Christmas spirit has remained the same throughout the ages.

PECC would like to wish all residents a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reported by: Yudhishthra
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]13-12-14: PECC Retro Christmas 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 11:31pm" data-utime="1387899105" class="timestamp">56 minutes ago</abbr>

Punggol East went retro as we marked Christmas on Saturday, 14th Dec, with all the yuletide merriment and good cheer the festive season brings with it. Residents from all backgrounds came down to join our MP, Lee Li Lian, in the celebrations. Even Santa made time to come down to Punggol East from his abode in the North Pole (probably Woodlands) to distribute red-and-white candy canes to one and all. They were treated to a variety of games at stalls put up by our volunteers such as Candy Crash Cans, Balls n’ Cups andTikam.

Other activities lined up such as balloon sculpting and appropriately themed face painting sealed the deal for the kids who were eager to embrace the Christmas mood. With a lucky draw contest offering handy prizes held throughout the evening, several residents had even more reason to celebrate. A magic show enthralled the children, many of whom came dressed to impress with their retro ensembles. Perhaps the most magical moment of the night, however, was witnessing the adults have just as much festive fun as their children – emotions only something as cheery as Christmas can elicit. We'd like to thank 'Bio-X Shield', our sponsor and volunteers for making this event possible. While our retro outfits were something of a blast from the past, by the time the party was over, it was quite evident that the Christmas spirit has remained the same throughout the ages.

PECC would like to wish all residents a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reported by: Yudhishthra
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]13-12-14: PECC Retro Christmas 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 11:31pm" data-utime="1387899105" class="timestamp">56 minutes ago</abbr>

Punggol East went retro as we marked Christmas on Saturday, 14th Dec, with all the yuletide merriment and good cheer the festive season brings with it. Residents from all backgrounds came down to join our MP, Lee Li Lian, in the celebrations. Even Santa made time to come down to Punggol East from his abode in the North Pole (probably Woodlands) to distribute red-and-white candy canes to one and all. They were treated to a variety of games at stalls put up by our volunteers such as Candy Crash Cans, Balls n’ Cups andTikam.

Other activities lined up such as balloon sculpting and appropriately themed face painting sealed the deal for the kids who were eager to embrace the Christmas mood. With a lucky draw contest offering handy prizes held throughout the evening, several residents had even more reason to celebrate. A magic show enthralled the children, many of whom came dressed to impress with their retro ensembles. Perhaps the most magical moment of the night, however, was witnessing the adults have just as much festive fun as their children – emotions only something as cheery as Christmas can elicit. We'd like to thank 'Bio-X Shield', our sponsor and volunteers for making this event possible. While our retro outfits were something of a blast from the past, by the time the party was over, it was quite evident that the Christmas spirit has remained the same throughout the ages.

PECC would like to wish all residents a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reported by: Yudhishthra
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]13-12-14: PECC Retro Christmas 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 11:31pm" data-utime="1387899105" class="timestamp">56 minutes ago</abbr>

Punggol East went retro as we marked Christmas on Saturday, 14th Dec, with all the yuletide merriment and good cheer the festive season brings with it. Residents from all backgrounds came down to join our MP, Lee Li Lian, in the celebrations. Even Santa made time to come down to Punggol East from his abode in the North Pole (probably Woodlands) to distribute red-and-white candy canes to one and all. They were treated to a variety of games at stalls put up by our volunteers such as Candy Crash Cans, Balls n’ Cups andTikam.

Other activities lined up such as balloon sculpting and appropriately themed face painting sealed the deal for the kids who were eager to embrace the Christmas mood. With a lucky draw contest offering handy prizes held throughout the evening, several residents had even more reason to celebrate. A magic show enthralled the children, many of whom came dressed to impress with their retro ensembles. Perhaps the most magical moment of the night, however, was witnessing the adults have just as much festive fun as their children – emotions only something as cheery as Christmas can elicit. We'd like to thank 'Bio-X Shield', our sponsor and volunteers for making this event possible. While our retro outfits were something of a blast from the past, by the time the party was over, it was quite evident that the Christmas spirit has remained the same throughout the ages.

PECC would like to wish all residents a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reported by: Yudhishthra
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon