Month: March 2007

SHC Club ?

Hi Terrence,

Whatever has happened to your musings on having a club premise for SHC where members can stroll in at any time to meet other members, perhaps hv lunch, play gin rummy, or just chit-chat? Place need not be a building, though there has to be one as weather is quite unpredictable and SHC members are more at home with at least minimal comforts like table and chairs; preferably with adjoining facilities for stretching legs. Personally I think SHC is getting big enough to seriously think abt acquiring a place for its myraids of meetings, activities and putting up posts etc. There seems no shortage of able-minded individuals who are adept at helping out.

KathyD 

OLD SPECS COLLECTION

A BIG THANK YOU to those who gave away their unwanted specs at the D&D nite, although the number collected is still far below our target.  Please note that the collection does not stop here.  I can arrange to pick up the old specs from you at a time and place convenient to you.  Do not hesitate to contact me even though you have only one pair available for my collection.

If you know of members who have unwanted old specs to give away but have no access to computers or are not aware of this project, please help to pass a word to them.  Looking forward to your support ….Many thanks.

Ivy & Terence

Lilian Chan – Profile

Hi,

My name is Lilian, I’m 50 years old, currently still working in a MNC.  Married, with a girl, who will be going to uni soon.  

I have been branded as a workaholic from all my friends, so I really fear the day when the company retire me (closing down).  I hope that after retire, I wl b able to do some kind of charity work, as this is 1 of the area I have been trying hard to branch in since the past 5 years, but due to my travelling schedule, a demand from my job, I dont seems to be able to make it. 

I also hope to meet up with all the members as I am not able to attend the gathering in April, as I wl b out of town, while I miss the D&D since I join only recently.

SilverHairsClub April Gathering, Sun 29 Apr 2007

Time to work on the next monthly activity.  For April, we shall have an outdoor gathering and activity, at the Botanic Gardens.  We have not had a Sunday gathering before, so this will be the first time.  And, for SilverHairs who love music, here it is.  This SHC gathering is a good opportunity and platform to meet other SilverHairs.  So, come along.

If you are coming, simply add a comment here, saying you are comiing.

  • Date:  Sun 28 April 2007  29 April 2007
  • Time: 1600 – 1800 hrs (SilverHairsClub outdoor gathering)
  • time: 1800 – 1900 hrs (Outdoor Rhapsody series by Singapore Chinese Orchestra)
  • Venue: Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage
  • No charges.

Details: 

  1. Members can bring own snacks, drinks, wine, etc.  Don’t forget mats, umbrellas, sunshades.
  2. How to get there? By bus, public transport.  Click here.
  4. More details later.

Event organiser:  Oi Cheng.

Terence Seah

Used PCs for SHC members Project

This is one of my favourite past times. I have been doing this since late 90’s on both personal and corporate basis.

I had personally encountered many elders like myself who have been deprived of owning a decent PC (at times even none) or rights to use one. They would also not foot out the money to get for themselves. Many a reason being that they afraid that they might offend or receive severe criticism from their children or friends.

I m just fortunate to have own not only one but three (a lappy and 2 PCs) numbers solely. My other family members have their own.

I believe its high time that I should push for such cause. Together with interested members here, we can help bring our non-IT savvy (dont know) members to the minimum level and not left behind in the digital divide.  Many may still not choose to pursuit but decisions are theirs.

Since all information about what’s happening in SHC is web-based, it would be good if members keep themselves updated by surfing the SHC’s homepage.  Being IT-savvy, it will give you an edge over getting information faster and better than those who are not. On the other hand, people cant take you as "handicapped".

So much for the blah blah blah. Let me take lead in what we can do with your help. We can go on a 2-prone direction by providing 1) hardware (PCs) and 2) software (home guided learning).

The Task –

1. Get members to donate their unwanted PCs.

2  Match and identify members (those who are not doing well or receiving no income and dont own any) who want to own the PCs.

3. Get members who wish or would like to provide home guided learning.

4. Match and identify members who need home guided learning.

5. Get members to form core group to refurbish the donated PCs at donors’ premises or otherwise.

Nothing is called achievement until the time you bring back the life of a machine that has reached its "EOL" (end of life).

Should we do not not to do, your responses are very important.

1st Meeting –
Date : Sat, 14 Apr 07
Venue : McDonald Restaurant at Toa Payoh HDB Hub (just outside bus interchange/above mrt)
Time : 4pm (commence) to 6pm (end)
Why Here : Free Internet Access and Convenience of coming by bus or mrt

Agenda :
1) Form the group and delegate tasks
2) Coordinate & receive donated hardware
3) Coordinate & despatch donated hardware
4) Guided learning (centralised and home)
5) Repair / maintenance services
6) Delivery and installation services
7) Stockup spare parts
8) Other related issues

All suggestions are welcome. If you have the time, please come along to join the 1st meeting otherwise, you can email your thoughts to me at lohyks@hotmail.com

Blue Helmet

This year, we will start moving ahead with Blue Helmet.  Blue Helmet aims to establish SilverHairsClub as a group of experienced people, over 45, who have either retired or not working fulltime. 

  • Blue Helmet’s objective is to provide opportunities for retired SilverHairs who would like to continue working, full-time, part-time or contract, locally or overseas, after their full time employment.
  • Blue Helmet’s core focus would be companies and organisations which place top priorities and emphasis on skills, experience and knowledge, over youth, low salaries and outsourcing advantages.

We will start slow, and build Blue Helmet into a common name, where companies and organisations can find experienced personnel to kickstart new projects, new businesses and train new employees.  Bue Helmet offers companies the opportunity to benefit from retired SilverHairs who have built years of experience and knowledge.

Opportunities will be entered into the Blue Helmet page for SilverHairs to view from time to time.

SilverHairsClub members with contacts for overseas assignments, new projects, start-up companies, training and educational positions can enter the opportunities as a comment.  As a rule, these opportunities should be in line with the skills, experience and knowledge, acquired by the individual over many years.

Strict rules of the club will continue to apply.  Blue Helmet – strictly for SilverHairsClub members only.

To view earlier discussions on Blue Helmet, click here.

Terence Seah

How many other SilverHairs do you know?

I am all geared to send out the SilverHairsClub T-shirts.  but the numbers are too small, so I have not done so.  So, I want to send them out this time.

I have prepared a number of T-shirts to send out to SilverHairs, who knows 50 other SilverHairs by name and face.  In other words, you must recognise the 50 persons, and be able to spell out their names.

To get a T-shirt sent to you, simply email me the 50 names, and say I know these 50 names by face.  We will send the SHC T-shirts to you by post.  Limited to the first 20 SHC participants.

For those attending the D&D, you know we have more than 100 people attending the dinner.  Do see if your memory still holds after the evening event.

This exercise closes 31 March 2007.

Terence

D&D – Confirmed members list

Here is a list of the confirmed attendees.  We apologise that we cannot accept any more participants as the place is booked full, and we are unable to accept walk-in during the evening.  There is no money collection, during the evening. 

For attendees, please note the evening is free seating, and signing-in starts at 5pm.

We wish members an enjoyable evening, getting to know other SilverHairs in Singapore.

SilverHairsClub’s D&D Sat, 24 Mar’ 07
Confirmed Members
S/N Name S/N Name
72 AGNES TAN 65 LESLEY LEE
86 ANDREW YEUNG 7 LH JIE
115 ANNA HENG 26 LIAU AH KIM
117 ANNE TO 11 LILY HO WILLOCQ
1 ANNIE LOH 56 LINA TAN
36 BENSON KOH 15 LINDA CHANG
16 BERNADETTE CHUNG 25 LINDA LIAU
99 CAROLINE GEE 8 LISA ONG
92 CATHERINE HO 10 LOH YEW KWONG
51 CATHERINE YEO 58 MARGARET LEE
37 CATHERINE YIP 124 MARGARET TIAN
64 CHARLES WEE 102 MARGARET WU
53 CHERYL HO 33 MARIA TAN
70 CHIA PHENG SOK 23 MARY TAN
34 CHRISTINA CHAN 3 MAUREEN TAY
18 CLARA CHAY 77 MAURICE LOH
111 CYNTHIA ONG 59 MELISSA KHNG
73 DAVE TAN 106 MOLLIE TEO
93 DEE ANG 6 MOLLY CHUA
13 DOLLY LIM 60 MOLLY NG
113 DORIS TEO 52 NANCY TAY
119 DORIS WONG 81 NINA GAN
42 EILEEN LEE 39 NORLINDA M ALI
67 ELIZA CHUA 71 PATRICIA CHIANG
88 ELIZABETH HWANG 104 PAULINE AUYONG
22 EYVONNE CHEW 63 PAULINE CHEW
2 FONG CHEONG KONG, JEFFREY 46 PEARLYNN TAN
85 GIBSON TAN 76 PEGGY HO
100 HARVEY CAMPBELL 62 PHILIP WEE
35 IRENE CHAN 61 PRISCILLA WEE
44 IRENE SEET 55 RENE LEONG
14 IVY LOW 30 RICHARD LAM
112 IVY ONG 109 RICHARD LEE
107 JACQUERINE LIM SOOK SHING 90 ROBERT QUEK
68 JADE PHUA 21 RONALD WI
94 JAMES CHAN 122 ROSALIND TAN
78 JANE WONG 50 SB KHOO
45 JANET LOW 82 SERENE LOW
75 JANET NG 120 SHARON CHANG
47 JENNIFER ONG 84 SHIRLENA THAM
80 JENNY GWYNETH LEE 29 SHIRLEY CHUI
108 JESSIE LEE 118 SIMON WONG
121 JIMMY CHEONG 87 SOPHIA LIM
116 JOCELYN SOH 83 STEVEN CHAN
38 JOY CHUANG 5 SUSAN CHANG
12 JOYCE CHEE 97 TAN HOCK
79 JUDY LIM 123 TAN SONG THIAM
24 JULIE TAY 4 TERENCE SEAH
96 JUNE LEE 57 TERESA HWANG
110 JUNE LEON 9 TIMOTHY LIU
20 KC LAU 54 VENIKA LEONG
91 KRISTY NG 89 VERONICA LEE
114 LAURA LEE 69 VERONICA WONG
66 LEE AH NEE 48 WANA TAY
105 LENA CHIN 103 WU SER WAH
    43 ZAHRIAH

Dolly Lim & committee

Collecting old spectacles

If you have some old pairs of spectacles, sitting somewhere in the drawer, and you are not using them, do not throw them away.  There are many less fortunate people who have difficulties with their vision, and cannot afford new specs.  We can give these to them.

I have been working with Ivy Low on the collection of old specs.  So far, Ivy has collected 15 pairs of old spectacles from her family.  We have just started this project, and if you or your family members have some unwanted old specs, please contact Ivy Low or myself here.

I am targetting one hundred pairs of old specs, and once we reach this number, I would give them to a couple of old folks groups in Thailand.  You are invited to join me, once we fix a date.

Ivy Low and Terence Seah

SilverHairsClub Annual Games Day – Sat, 20 Oct 2007

In 2006. Patrick Yeo was the Event Organiser for the SHC Annual Games Day, held at the Changi Beach Club.  This year, we will hold the same event on a Saturday.  Whether it will be held on a morning or afternoon depends on the venue.  We are looking for a Country Club with facilities to hold this event.  Likely, located near reservoir grounds.

Soon, we will look out for this year’s Event Organiser.  Meantime,  please put this date in your diary.  And we will start to create the registration list.

  • Venue:  Not confirmed, but likely a Country Club facility. You are welcome to suggest.
  • Date/Time:  Sat, 20 Oct 2007, Time: morning/afternoon (not confirmed)
  • Concept:  Entrance fee:  Free.  Simply share and pay for the game.
  • Event Organiser:  The person has not surfaced yet.  Let’s look out.
  • Committee members: Welcome volunteers.
  • Games:  (a) Mahjong, (b) Bowling (c) Scabble.  Other games can be arranged.ci
  • Registration:  Starts now.  Please use this forum to register.  No emails please.

Participants:  Patrick Yeo, Loh Yew Kwong, Joy, Terence Seah, Clara Chay, Suzhang, Mary Tan, LH Jie, Lisa Ong, Steven Chan, Lee Ah Nee, Dolly Lim, Shirlena Tham, Molly Chua, Fong Cheong Kong, Maureen Tay, Sue Chan, Catherine Yeo, Eileen Lee, Caroline Gee, Jessie Tan, Leong Kim, Catherine Yip.

Patrick Yeo has volunteered to be 2007 SHC Games Day Event Organiser.  All those, who would like to help, please raised your hand.  Thank you.

Closing date: 31 July 2007.

Who is Ah Liu?

Many have asked who is Ah Liu?  I have met him once.  He is 5.6m, a hopeless beer drinker, has a mole on his left ear, smart, terribly engaging, and very human.

On this forum, you can see he writes well, seems knowledgeable on everything from books to tree climbing, probably a Hokkien, and sometimes, he appears to be out-of-the-way in his thoughts.  But, the reality is he is very engaging, sharp and supportive of the Silverhairsclub.

I have yet to understand him.  I hope you will find some time during the D&D to meet him.  He wears a ring on the middle finger.  Cheers and have fun.

Terence Seah

Our SHC Jingle – thanks to composer and musician Ronald Wi and singer Clara Chay

This is really great.  Ronald Wi has completed the SHC Jingle, in time for the Dinner & Dance.  The song is now ready, and you can hear it, on your PC. Ronald and Clara, thank you very much, on behalf of all SilverHairsclub members.

 

Composer and musician: Ronald Wi

Singer: Clara Chay

Song title:  Yes, We are Silver Haired (Jingle).  Click here to hear song.

Sure as the sun will set,
As our youth starts to fade,
Friends start to drift afar,
Future seems cold and dark.

Each day we seem to lose,
What we have done so far,
Nothing seems like before,
Values change each passing day.

<Chorus>

What do we do from here,
How can we warm our cold,
Find friends that will hear,
Of silver hairs and growing old.

Where is there something free,
Like breeze from the sea,
Refreshing our tired souls,
Only here in, SHC.

So If you feel like me,
And want some cheer that’s free,
A smile, a chat, or a pat,
To get you back on track.

They’re friends like you and me,
Young old in SHC,
Like silver, gold it’s free,
Come join our company.


***
Yes, we are Silver Haired,
More golden years ahead,
Friends we’ll like to make,
Sharing our warmth and light.

So if you want some cheer,
Like the breeze from the sea,
You’re always welcome here,
Come join our, SHC

The Number

Nowadays I have little time to read fiction, so no more the 396 pages of Forsythe or King and no more the lost sleep from trying to get to the end of the book. Yes, is it because that I feel there’s little time for vicarious pleasures in reading novels? Instead, I gravitate towards non-fiction works; no, not really, just books that tell you, teach you rather: like "How to Live Life like a Millionaire with Whatever You’ve Got in What Time You’ve Left, But Were Afraid To Ask".

Anyway, I’ve just read The Number by Lee Eisenberg (Clara, you can get it at the library) and it’s a book about The Number. So what’s that?

It takes some ploughing into the book, but The Number is just the "amount" of money that you feel you’d need to live the rest of your years after retiring. Reading it you’d come to the conclusion that Americans are very secretive about revealing the amount that they really want and Lee spends quite a bit of verbiage to explain this phenomenon. I cannot explain this except that Americans just want to be one-up on their neighbours. So if Jacko next door is seemingly richer, then Richie has to up his ante even on the retirement sum he thinks he’ll need in 30 year’s time!

I don’t have that problem: I need $20 million when I retire. However, I’ll settle for $2 million! See, the Chinese don’t have that hang-up.

So I doggedly plod on through the book… until page 228 when the whole message is summed up in the questions posed by George Kinder who is a so-called Life Planning Coach. These new-fangled descriptions of financial planners or insurance agents…

Kinder asks 3 questions to his clients and advisors, telling them to write their responses.

Question 1: If you had all the money you need, what would you do? How’d you live, etc.

After a time, he’d get to the next question.

Question 2: You have all the money you need, but your doctor tells you that you have a rare disease which would result in your sudden demise in 5 to 10 years, but otherwise you’ll feel fine, what would you do, etc?

Again he waits for the quick written responses.

Question 3: You feel fine, but you only have 24 hours to live. What did you miss? What did you get not to be? What did you not get to do?

So, the first two questions dealt with material wants but the third question is qualitative. And it is this third question that should determine what The Number should be. At least that’s how I see it.

Beyond this, Lee presents his views rather irreverently, slightly humourously. He delves into selecting the financial advisor, broker, fund, blah and finally gives a worksheet to work out your sums for retirement.

It’s just another thought for all of us to think about our retirement years.

BT Nature Reserves photos

  Click link to view photos   http://www.silverhairsclub.com/SHC/walking070310/

Great Weather.  A challenging walk and thankyou to all who have emailed and all                                            who supported the walk. No serious casualty except a lady trip over a small branch.   No                                  serious injuries and no chance for lau hero to flex muscles.  No see ice cream pedlar                                                or hor hia ti (heavens know what’s tis??).   Disappointed – No early release for                                                      them for good behaviour.  So, in conclusion, what works here does not apply in Hades.
All of us hungry after the climb and ended off with dinner at the shophouses                                                        behind the BT shopping centre.   Pleasantly surprised to see SMLee (in maroon shirt).

 At first glance, mistook for Ah Liu who might have joined to check on his hor hia ti.                                                 Sorry folks if you have missed this walk.    Next walk on   April 14 W. coast or BV canal walk.  Charles,Chris,vw                                                                                                                                                

Sat. 17 March 2007 – Line Dancing

There will not be any "lesson" this Saturday due to the Cycling Activity @ ECP.  However, those who want to practice their dance steps, can still come to Far East Square – Metal Gate from 7.30pm onwards.  This will be the last Saturday night practice before the D&D.

After the D&D, there will not be any more "lesson" on Saturday night or posting of Dance List.  Those who are still interested in coming to the jam can check on the Line Dance Society website for details.

On behalf of the SHC Line Dance Group, thank you all who read and commented on our notices, and especially to those who came to watch or join us during past Saturday nights. 

Bye for now!  emoticon

Monthly Cycling Activity on Sat, 17 Mar 07

Sat, 17 Mar 07 from 4 p.m. at East Coat Park

Meet at the rear of McDonald Marine Cove (former East Coast

Recreational Park). Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates. Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor to turn into chitchat session. emoticonemoticonemoticon

We will go for a dinner to celebrate post-CNY and the 1st anniversary of Cycling group after the session. Please come and join us.

Rain or shine, we will definitely be there 4 U.  Look forward to seeing you guys.

Yew Kwong, Lily and Jade

Who Are Coming –

Yew Kwong, Jade, Lily, Margaret Tian, Eva Tang, Eileen Ang, Serene Low, Dolly & …

D&D Looking 4 Money “Gots” – Last Call

Hi 11 Money "Gots" still mia (missing in action)

Anne Pereira,   Anthony Sam,   Catherine Lai,  Chee Swee Fong,  Leong Feh Tuck Peter,   Linda Tan,   Patrick Yeo,   Roy Restan,  Thomas Kuan,  William Lam   &   Yvonne Ang

The time now is 14 Mar 07, 12.01 a.m. We now declare the collection of "gots" as closed and shall not collect any.

We would also like to take this opportunity to extend our heartiest appreciation and thanks to those who help to accomplish our task. Thank you very much.   

1st SHC D&D – Mar 24’07

Sorry…. Registration close… !!!!  111paxs paid up and ready to cheong on Mar 24’07.  Payment collection dateline up and close liao….

Hi members, you can be ensured of a evening of knowing more friends thru’ this event with many joys and laughters thru’ out the night.  Games/showtimes are there for enjoyment  and spontaneous participations with many prizes sponsored by members waving hands at you…. Lucky/table draws consits of 5.0M digital camera, wines/liquors, cloisonne, vouchers, cook books, handbags, electrical items, perfumes/cologne, stamp collection, crystal vase, big sweek tickets, etc etc.. (all by the kind sponsorship from our SHC members itself)…. WOW WOW!!!  – Sure to make my fingers vry vry crossed to make sure I am lucky enough… hehehehe….

Not forgeting put on your dancing shoes to dance our way in the oldies of Abba, John Travolta, Boney M, Backstreet Boys, Alicia Keys and Spice Girls.. Cha cha, disco, twist, rock n roll music will be played… to dance the nite out…. how I wish we hv all nite long for this… but we only hv these luxuries till 11pm…

Thank you….. Dolly & Committees emoticon

The SilverHairsClub first Dinner and Dance is confirmed:

  • Date:  Sat, 24 Mar 2007 evening
  • Place:  Serangoon Gardens Country Club Ballroom
  • Dress:  Nice of course, or anything that makes you feel young and good.
  • Price:  Now pegged at $30.  Originally, SGD 25+

Registered to come:

  1. Annie Loh – Very sporty.  Loves to be the first to support SilverHairsClub.
  2. Fong Cheong Kong
  3. Maureen Tay
  4. Terence Seah
  5. Susan Chang – Committee
  6. Molly Chua – Committee
  7. LH Jie
  8. Lisa Ong
  9. Timothy Liu
  10. Loh Yew Kwong – Committee
  11. Lily Ho
  12. Joyce Chee – committee
  13. Dolly Lim – committee (SHC Event Organiser)
  14. Ivy Low
  15. Linda Chang
  16. Bernadette Chung
  17. Yvonne Ang
  18. Clara Chay – committee
  19. Thomas Kuan
  20. KC Lau
  21. Ronald Wi – committee
  22. Eyvonne Chew
  23. Mary Tan – committee
  24. Julie Tay
  25. Linda Liau
  26. Liau Ah Kim
  27. Patrick Yeo
  28. Anne Pereira
  29. Shirley Chui
  30. Richard Lam
  31. Fong Kum Kwong
  32. Chee Swee Fong
  33. Maria Tan
  34. Christina Chan
  35. Irene Chan – committee
  36. Benson Koh – committee (Evening’s photographer)
  37. Catherine Yip
  38. Joy Chuang – committee
  39. Norlinda M Ali
  40. Leong Feh Tuck
  41. Catherine Lai
  42. Eileen Lee
  43. Zahriah
  44. Irene Seet – committee
  45. Janet Low
  46. Pearl Lynn Tan
  47. Jennifer Ong
  48. Wana Tay
  49. Linda Tan
  50. SB Khoo
  51. Catherine Yeo
  52. Nancy Tay
  53. Cheryl Ho
  54. Venika Leong
  55. Rene Leong
  56. Lina Tan
  57. Teresa Hwang
  58. Margaret Lee
  59. Melissa Khng
  60. Molly Ng
  61. Priscillia Wee
  62. Philip Wee
  63. Pauline Chew
  64. Charles Wee (early bird)
  65. Lesley Lee
  66. Lee Ah Nee
  67. Eliza Chua
  68. Jade Phua
  69. Veronica Wong
  70. Chia Pheng Sok
  71. Patricia Chiang
  72. Agnes Tan
  73. Dave Tan
  74. Roy Restan
  75. Janet Ng
  76. Peggy Ho
  77. Maurice Loh
  78. Jane Wong
  79. Judy Lim
  80. Jenny Gwyneth Lee
  81. Nina Gan
  82. Serene Low
  83. Steven Chan
  84. Shirlena Tham
  85. Gibson Tan
  86. Andrew Yeung
  87. Sophia Lim
  88. Elizabeth Hwang
  89. Veronica Lee
  90. Robert Quek
  91. Kristy Ng
  92. Catherine Ho
  93. Dee Ang
  94. James Chan
  95. Anthony Sam
  96. June Lee
  97. Tan Hock
  98. William Lam
  99. Caroline Gee
  100. Harvey Campbell
  101. Margaret Wu
  102. Wu Ser Wah
  103. Pauline AuYong
  104. Lena Chin
  105. Mollie Teo
  106. Jacqy Lim
  107. Jessie Lee
  108. Richard Lee
  109. June Leon
  110. Cynthia Ong
  111. Ivy Ong
  112. Doris Teo
  113. Laura Lee
  114. Anna Heng
  115. Joycelyn Soh
  116. Anne To
  117. Simon Wong
  118. Doris Wong
  119. Sharon Chang
  120. Jimmy Cheong
  121. Rosalind Tan
  122. Tan Song Thiam
  123. Margaret Tian
  124. Sorry!!!!!!! REGISTRATION CLOSED…. 

Prizes, courtesy from fellow Silverhairs

  1. Irene – 2 bottles of perfumes
  2. Tim Liu – 10 Lucky big sweep tickets.  Contributor thinks this is the $2million jackpot
  3. Lily Ho – some whiskies, bohemia crystals, Cloisonne
  4. Clara Chay – Gift voucher
  5. Yew Kwong – man’s cologne, a pen set, 5.0 megapix digital camera. 1 T-shirt, 1 photo-shooting jacket, 11 Lucky big sweep tickets
  6. Kaushal Srivasatava – one set of Home Microbrewery System (deluxe)
  7. Jade Phua – a bottle of wine, a handbag and a juice extractor
  8. Dolly Lim – 2 photo frames and numerous ladies bags, haversack, docment bag, cosmetic/coin pouches
  9. Mary Tan – two bottles of perfume, one man’s cologne, a stamp collection, a bottle of wine.
  10. Sophia Lim – 5 Oriental cook books
  11. Dee Ang – Some corporate gifts, mouse radios, leather passport holders.
  12. Eyvonne Chew – A bottle of liquor
  13. Harvey Campbell – 9 seater Merc transport for Committee members req’d to be early for preparation.
  14. Jacqy Lim – Supermarket shopping voucher
  15. Joyce Chee – Costume Jewelery set
  16. Irene Seet – 1 each of Guy and Lady perfume
  17. Linda Chang – 1 coffee maker and 1 lucky big sweep ticket.
  18. You are welcome to contribute, no obligation.

Improving the SilverHairsClub website

We have received a number of suggestions and ideas on how to improve the SHC website. 

Some of the complaints include difficult to register, the password never come, the text colours are too light, very difficult to find a posting, and not beautiful.

Some of the latest recommendations include taking out the "Guest" user and closing this website, password control to only registered members.

Tell us the type of changes you would like to see on this website, give us your recommendations.  We are taking orders now, on this website.  Give us a whack.  Order close 30 June 2007.

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