Monthly Gathering – October 31,2009 (Saturday)

Dear folks,

Come October we will have a different venue for our monthly gathering. It will be another opportunity to meet new friends and catching up with fellow SHCians.

This gathering also coincide with the Flea Mart in the same venue from 1.00-7.00pm. The badminton group will have their game from 1.00-4.00pm. Depending on the responses, the mahjong session will start from 10.00am and end at 6.00pm. So folks, the facilities are booked  for you, do avail yourselves! 

Venue: Safra Mount Faber – Multi-purpose Hall (Air-conditioned)

http://www.safra.sg/data/resources/images/MF%20Clubhouse/MF_getting_there.jpg

Monthly Gathering: 5.00-9.00pm

The program for the night will includes karoeke singing and impromptu line and social dancing. There is something about SHCians, most of them like to dance. It is a good form of relaxation and having fun together! Music will be played throghout the night while in some corner new friends and old will chit-chat away.

At the last gathering we have a fantastic night!. Though it was sardine-packed, we enjoyed ourselves. When most of the members left for home, there was a group of die-hard members who dance the night away when the music was played!

Those who have booked a table for the Flea mart, do indicate here whether you are staying for the Monthly Gatherings.

EOs, Dan & Joy

Registration is open now:

  1. Terence Seah
  2. Dan Huang
  3. Joy Chuang
  4. Maggie Teo
  5. Janet Chan
  6. Annto (tentative)
  7. Mary Chan
  8. K K Yeo
  9. Primrose Kok
  10. Francis
  11. Catherine Koh
  12. Sockie
  13. Rosalind Lee
  14. Tan Seok Wah
  15. Jane Ong
  16. Susan Tan
  17. Frisna Tan
  18. Sue Chan (after 4 pm)
  19. Bernard Chan
  20. Martin Lee
  21. Marg Tian
  22. Andrew Koh
  23. Thomas Loh
  24. Patrick Chan
  25. YK (late afternoon)
  26. Veronique
  27. Susan Chang
  28. Lina Ng
  29. Ah Nee
  30. Hou Chong
  31. Norlinda
  32. Alicia Lim
  33. Lydia Chin (after 6 pm)
  34. Steven Chan
  35. Abel
  36. Freddie Liew
  37. Teresa Hwang
  38. Jonathan Ong
  39. Eileen Ong
  40. Pauline Tan
  41. Ann Lim
  42. Evyonne Chew
  43. Chua SK
  44. May Goh
  45. Teresa Lee
  46. Shirley Wee
  47. Ong Kim Yin
  48. Jeffrey Gan
  49. Philip Wee
  50. Priscilla Wee
  51. Charles Chua
  52. Hamidah
  53. Rose White
  54. Angela Straatan
  55. Vivien Ler
  56. Pearlynn
  57. Kenneth
  58. Paul Kong
  59. Richard Kee
  60. Jane Kee
  61. Catherine Yeo
  62. Jane Ho
  63. Sam Goh
  64. Dolly Lim (Registration)
  65. Lily Ho
  66. Caroline Gee
  67. Boon Liang
  68. Peng Peng
  69. Rene Leong
  70. Kristin Leong
  71. King Seng
  72. Karen Wong
  73. Pharis
  74. Oi Cheng
  75. Daisy Yeo
  76. Robert Quek
  77. Kristy Quek
  78. Cindy Low
  79. Patricia Lim
  80. Gingko Nut
  81. Lilian Teo
  82. And who else?

Dance nite at Marine Parade CC – Sun 8 Nov 2009

Hi SHCians,
I am going to LET’S DANCE
Ticket Price : S$14.00 per ticket
Venue         : Marine Parade CC
Date & Day : 8th Nov 2009 (Sunday)
Time           : 6.00pm to 10.00pm
Food           : Buffet Dinner
Address      : 278, Marine Parade Road, Singapore 449282. Tel: 63467703
Bus number: 13,15,16,31,36,43, 48,76,135,196 ,197,853  AND 966

Car Park     : No carparking at CC. But Multi-story car park available at Blk No: 65 subject to availability .
If parking lots are not available , members have to make their own arrangement. Free parking on Sundays
Seating: Fixed seating. Each table of ten will share a wine bottle (free)
Type of dancing: Ballroom, Social and Latin Dances.
Kindly note that the event is organized by Marine Parade CC WEC and NOT by Silverhairsclub. I am only EC(Event Co-ordiantor) and I am not EO(Event Organiser for this event).
Come and join the fun
LIMITED TICKETS LEFT. THANK YOU

Please register here or contact me by my email address (francisemail@yahoo.com)


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Countdown Dinner & Dance 2009

It’s that time of the year again! emoticon

Dear Friends,

We wish to invite you to join us in ushering the New Year 2010!
It will be a night of sumptuous dinner, non-stop dancing, lucky draw and many more……….

The Highlights

8 Course Dinner with Live Band Performance!
Date: 31.12.2009 (Thursday)
Time: 7.30 pm – 12.30 am
Price: $36.00
Venue: Paya Lebar Kovan CC (Air-Con Hall)
Payment: POSB saving account no: 013-06356-7

Let’s us Party……………….
Lily & Ah Nee (Event Coordinators)

Who is coming?

1) Ah Nee (paid)
2) Lily (paid)
3) Lily’s Guest (paid)
4) Dolly (paid)
5) Sam (paid)
6) Lina (paid)
7) Lina’s Guest (paid)
8) Yew Kwong (paid)
9) Rene (paid)
10) John Howe (paid)
11) Suzhang (paid)
12) Maurice (paid)
13) Thomas Loh (paid)
14) Boon Liang (paid)
15) Ann To (paid)
16) Janet Chan (paid)
17) Caroline Gee (paid)
18) Danz (paid)
19) Joy (paid)
20) Daniel Ong (paid)
21) Sockie (paid)
22) Oi Cheng (paid)
23) CJ (paid)
24) Tim Liu (paid)
25) Marilyn Tang (paid)
26) Steven Chan (paid)
27) Lee King Seng (paid)
28) Mary Chan
29) Bira
30) Eileen Thean (paid)
31) Jane Loh
32) Grace Kang
33) Catherine Chan
34) Cynthia Ong
35) Jennifer Ong
36) Pearlynn Tan
37) Wana Tay
38) Paul Kong
39) Peggy
40) Pearl
41) Richard Kee
42) Jane
43) Eileen Lee (paid)
44) Primrose Kok (paid)
45) Conrad (paid)
46) Conrad’s Guest (paid)
47) Maureen Lee (paid)
48) Ricky (paid)
49) Patricia (paid)
50) Irene Poh (paid)

2D/1N – Weekend Batam Trip : 14-15 Nov.2009

Dear Friends

Here are 3 Options short-listed from a total of 7 quotations received todate.  Take a look then cast your vote.  The EO Team reserves the right to final decision.

Once the package is chosen, the Treasurer’s Account No. and closing date for payment will be announced.  By closing date, those who have not paid, their place will be given to those on the Wait-List.  So, please stay tuned.  If you do not want to miss the boat, please make sure you have someone to assist you in this regard.  I will also be collecting passport particulars simultaneously with payment.    Thereafter, we will do the room allocation.  You can then let me know who you want to room with.  Please make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from date of departure.  Once payment and particulars are submitted to the Travel Agent, the EO Team will not be responsible for any refund or changes to pax particulars should you decide to back out.  Thank you for your patience and let’s look forward to a fun-filled weekend! EO Team : Lily (Admin), YK (Treasurer), Dolly & Sam (Overseers) emoticonemoticonemoticonemoticon

Registered Going :

  1. Ah Nee
  2. Alice Teo
  3. Bira
  4. Boon Liang
  5. Caroline Gee
  6. Catherine Ho 
  7. Charles Chua 
  8. Clara Chay
  9. Dan Huang 
  10. Dennis Wee
  11. Dolly Lim
  12. Eileen Thean
  13. Geraldine Ting (HK)
  14. Gingko
  15. Ivy Low (HK)
  16. Jane Tan
  17. Jane Wong
  18. Janet Chan 
  19. Joy Chuang 
  20. Karen Thio
  21. Lily Ho
  22. Lina Ng
  23. Lorraine Chia
  24. Mega Abdullah
  25. Molly Chua
  26. Nina Choo
  27. Norlinda
  28. Oi Cheng
  29. Patrick Lee
  30. Pauline Khoo
  31. Rene Leong
  32. Sally Kang
  33. Sam Goh
  34. Sockie
  35. Susan Chang
  36. Terence – A
  37. Veronique
  38. Yew Kwong
  39. Lilian Teo
  40. Lydia Chin

Wait-List :

  1. Susan Tan
  2. James Tan 
  3. Lydia Chin
  4. Kristin Leong
  5. Venika Leong
  6. Melissa Khng
  7. Jonson Tan
  8. June Lim
  9. Pearlynn Tan
  10. Pearl Goh
  11. Bessie Lam – A
  12. Andrew SP – A
  13. Andrew Yeung
  14. Ann Lim
  15. SK Chua

Homecooked Food Potluck – Sat, 17th Oct 2009

Rosalind Lee and Mary Chan have planned a ladies only homecooked food potluck. It’s now thrown open to men.                                                            

Number of participants is limited to 20.

Participants are invited to cook a dish and share with other participants, not only the food, but their recipes as well as their cooking tips.

Dishes have to be homecooked by participants and should be enough for at least 6 – 8 persons.

Date: 17th Oct 2009 (Saturday)
Time:  5 .30 pm to 9.30 pm
Venue: Eileen Thean’s place at Chai Chee Gardens. Address will be given later

Contributions of other items like drinks, desserts and salads are welcomed but will not be considered as a cooked dish.  Plastic plates, cups and cutlery are also welcomed.

Names of participants

  1. Rosalind Lee – fried rice n Plastic plates, cups and cutlery
  2. Mary Chan- – spicy chicken wings
  3. Maggie Teo – Shepherd’s Pie
  4. Constance Wong – Sambal cuttlefish on a bed of roses, um sorry, sedap achar.
  5. Tan Seok Wah – Dry Mee Siam
  6. Caroline Sit – Sambal goreng
  7. Eileen Thean – Hakka yeong tau foo
  8. Sylvia Ang –  cinnamon soy sauce chicken
  9. Oi Cheng – mixed vegetables
  10. Lilian Teo – Pulot Seri Kaya —– changed to corn pudding
  11. Steven Chan –  black bah kut teh (herbal pork rib)
  12. Dan Huang – English Trifle
  13. Jane Loh – Curry veg
  14. Ann Lim – ngoh hiang ———-withdrew
  15. Nina Choo – stewed pork
  16. Andrew Koh – soft drinks + wineemoticon
  17. Patrick Chan- soft drinks + wine + ice + bucket  emoticon
  18. Lydia Chin –  special Indonesian chicken
  19. Anne Chee – glutinous rice and dried sambal prawns.  
  20. Judy Lim – fried laksa                                                                            

                 Wow, the spread is looking sumptuous!emoticon With music and wine, what could be better? emoticon

                 Could all participants drop me a note by email so that I can forward to you the address of the   venue?  Thanks.                                                     

                          Registration Closed.

                          Thank you all.

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Calling all ladies who are good cooks!

My apologies to the guys for stipulating ‘ladies only’ in this thread. Perhaps, later on, the guys can be included.

In the meantime, what I would like to learn are more home-cooked dishes. I have some not-too-bad dishes that I won’t mind teaching.

Are there any ladies who are willing to share their yummy recipes or even hold a demonstration at her home or some other venue?

Are there SHC ladies who are keen on cooking?

Thank you

Ros

JB Orphanage.. Donation & Charity

I am thinking of organising a visit to JB orphanage (date to be confirmed later) but prior to this, I have a mission to achieve thru’ collection/donation from the generous SHC members:

1.    Old toys (must be at least in working/presentable condition) but currently white elephants in your storeroom – care to donate them as I am sure these children will definitely be very happy to receive them.

2.    Old but still wearable toddlers to teenagers’ clothings – These children will need these for sure but please do not include g-strings or bikinis as these children don’t need them now lor..

3.    Daily necessities (consumables and non-consumables) but Dolly is not too keen to get these here in SG as these might create unnecessary stoppage at the JB custom and it would be much convenient to get these in JB itself..

I am always thinking taking some photos of this orphanage but somehow is always slip of my mind but will definitely make an effort to take these photos next time when I visited them again.

So, if any of you have the above to donate to them, please let me know by posting your comments here and I will get in touch with you on the arrangement to collect these items at your convenience.

Hope to hear from you soon.. Cheers.. Sam (Huat huat huat)

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Remember the cabaret days and nightouts at the nightclub?

A few days ago, we had our Sep monthly gathering;  the event was so much fun.  And all of a sudden, I thought of having a nightout at a nightclub and cabaret.  Would it be nice if we are all part of this theme?  Some of us may have bad experiences; but I hope you will look at what I am going to write next in good light and good old memories; and not think that I am some bad hat.

Some of us have frequented nightclubs in our good young days.  For men, it could be a good night out with some young hostesses.  For  businessmen and businesswomen, a night out at the cabaret can bring in that difficult deal.  And, for some men, downing a bottle of martell helped drown sorrows and sad memories.

Imagine yourself one night, during the late 70’s, on the 9th floor of Majestic nightclub and cabaret in Taipei.  You had your car valet-parked by an attendant, and then you are up the lift with 3 other men.  Very quickly, the door hostess addressed you as Ta Ker, and lead you to a round sofa.  After you ordered your drinks, the mamasan came along, introduced a few ladies to you and your associates.  Within a few minutes, everybody settled down.

Not very far in front of our table was a stage, with blinking lights.  Mei Hua, top singer at Majestic nightclub was singing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCPYNcijVkE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  In the nightness, on the dance floor, was a group of men and women holding one another, around the waist and neck.  After the second song, the numbers changed, and my partner just walked away, and I went back to my table.

The mamasan kept introducing us to other ladies; we kept drinking and dancing throughout the night, listening to nostalgic songs.  Sometimes, we drank too much, and the bouncers would help us to our car, but not without paying the bill and tips.  It was always a night to remember.

Again, I must warn that this is a bad habit of mine.  I like to dream and when we have enough people to share the dream, we make that dream happen.  You can take one of the roles, as mamasan, dance hostesses, businessman, lady guest, door hostesses, singer or drinks pourer.  You can also be nightclub owner.  And, for the men and ladies who have never been to a nightclub cabaret, you can come as guest, make sure you are escorted.  Share with us your experience too.

Take this as a fun nostagic evening, among friends, a chance to show how naughty we were during our younger days.  An opportunity to show how seductive and sexy we can be, an opportunity to sing love and hate Chinese songs from the 70’s, a chance to be a bitchy mamasan, and for some men, to show off how big the wallets are and how big the tummies can get.  We can adjourned to the nearby teochew muay stall after midnight.

I would appreciate no one makes fun, insult or upset fellow male or female SHCian.  The bouncers will have a say, if you can enter.  This event is strictly for registered SilverHairsClub members.

Terence Seah

Roles:

  • Nightclub owner (1) – Geraldine Ting (if in Singapore).
  • Nightclub co-owner (1) – Jeffrey Lim (half time in Bkk)
  • Stage manager (1) – Thomas Loh
  • A&P Manager (1) – Frisna Tan
  • Registration desk (including ursher duties) – Eileen Thean, Oi Cheng, Veronique Lee (ursher), Ann Lim (ursher), Rene Leong (Ursher), Angela Straaten (Ursher)
  • Lining the stars singers – Lily Ho
  • Waitress (5) – Rosalind Lee. Molly Chua
  • Mamasan (Goup 1) and 5 PR hostesses – Jennifer Lim, Xiang Xiang, 
  • Mamasan (Goup 2) and 5 PR hostesses –  Susan Chan (Mamasan), Catherine Yeo, Agnes Seow, Lydia Chin & Susan Tan
  • Singers (10) – Janet Chan ???, (2)??????, (3)?????? & (4)?????????, Catherine Koh 1. Huan Le Jin Xiao, 2. Jin Tian Bu Hui Jia, 3. Zui Hou Yi Ye, 4. Wu Ye Xiang Wen; Caroline Gee (1. Jing Yue Yu Mong Mong (off-beat cha cha), 2. Qing Ren De Yan Lei (slow). 3. Bu Liao Qing (slow). 4. Cha Cham Bo), Hamidah Ishak (1) Khe Ai The Mei Kway Hwa, (2) Shanghai Tan, (3) Zhu Ni Shun Fong), Doreen Lau ?? ? & ? ??; , Sally Tan  ? ? ? ? ?; ? ? ?; ???? ?; Peng Peng (1) ?????, (2) ???????? & (3) ????. Singers list is closed.
  • Cashier (2)
  • Flower girl – Ah Nee
  • Valet assistants (2)
  • Jaswant Singh – Dan Huang
  • Bouncers (1) – Sam Huat
  • Guest (Businessmen) Group 1 – Terence Seah (Businessman), Partner MaryChan, James Tan
  • Guest (Businessmen) Group 2 – Patrick Chan (businessman), …. forming group.
  • Guest (Businessmen) Group 3 – Michael Tan (Towkay), Ah Nee, some more …
  • Guest (Businessmen) Group 4 – Andrew Koh (Businessman), forming group ..
  • Guests (DOM) – 5 or more) – Chief DOM Richard Kee, …..

Rules:

  • Ladies not allowed entry, unless escorted by male guest.
  • Lady businesswomen can be allowed entry by Club manager only.
  • Tips only for valet assistants, waiters, waitresses, mamasans and singers.  At patron’s discretion.
  • Patrons should try to form tables so that they have good view of what’s going around.  If not, to get a good seat, you may tip the waitress $2.
  • Rules of the 5-10 hand game. http://classes.design.ucla.edu/Winter09/157A/?p=216.  Ask you friend if you do not know how to play.  Or see this video. http://classes.design.ucla.edu/Winter09/157A/?p=216.

Details:

  • Venue: eight degree, located 8th floor, NTU Club @ One North, 6 mins walk from Bourna Vista MRT station.
  • Date/time: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 evening Now, it is Sun 17 Jan 2009, 1900 to 2359 hrs.
  • No of participants in this nightclub script – approx 60 Pax.  100 pax.
  • Cost:  Before 20 15 Dec 2009 – $20/pax; after 20 15 Dec 2009 – $25/pax.
  • Internet banking account:  DBS savings plus  023-2-036 239

Registration starts:

  1. Steven Chan – patron, also assisting in the decor. Ticket A008, paid
  2. Terence Seah – Businessman, Ticket E041, paid
  3. Eileen Thean – Registration, Ticket not issued, paid, G061
  4. Lily Ho – patron, Ticket C030, paid
  5. Oi Cheng – Registration desk, patron, ticket not issued, paid, G064
  6. C J Ang – Patron, ticket not issued, paid, G063  Ronald Lam, Patron, Ticket G063, paid
  7. Kristin Leong – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F059
  8. James Tan – businessman’s table, patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F060
  9. Anna Seet – patron, Ticket A002, paid
  10. Mary Chan – businessman’s table, partner, Ticket not issued, paid, G065
  11. Geraldine Ting – co-owner, Ticket not issued, paid, G062
  12. Jeffrey Lim – half owner, Ticket D031 paid
  13. Frisna Tan – A&P manager, Ticket A007, paid
  14. Jennifer Lim – patron and hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, K100 xx
  15. Xiang Xiang – patron and hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, K099
  16. Susan Chan – mamasan and patron, Ticket D032 paid
  17. Janet Chan – Singer and patron, Ticket C026, paid
  18. Catherine Koh – singer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K098
  19. Caroline Gee – singer and patron, Ticket A004, paid
  20. Hamidah – Singer and patron, ticket not issued, paid, K097
  21. Doreen Lau – singer and patron, Ticket A003, paid
  22. Sally Tan – singer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K096
  23. Lee Ah Nee – Flower girl and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K095
  24. Dan Huang Ronnie Sow – patron, ticket not issued, paid, K094
  25. Sam Huat – Bouncer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K093
  26. Eileen Lee – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K092
  27. Bira Lupolo – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K091
  28. Ann Lim – Patron, Ticket D039, paid
  29. Ann to – Patron, Ticket C022, paid
  30. June Lim – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid J090
  31. Sock Cheng – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J089
  32. Karen Thio – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J088
  33. Thomas Loh – Stage manager, Ticket A001, paid
  34. Lilian Teo – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J087
  35. Sunny Yeow Jacqueline Han – Patron, Ticket B013 not issued, paid
  36. Tan Boon Liang – patron, ticket C025, paid
  37. Richard Wong – patron D033 paid
  38. Thomas Lau Say Lian – patron, Ticket D034 paid
  39. Eileen Gum – patron, Ticket D035 paid
  40. Clarice Ng – patron, Ticket D036 paid
  41. Rena Wong – patron, Ticket D037, paid
  42. Lai Fong – patron, Ticket D038, paid
  43. Lydia Chin – patron, Ticket A005, paid
  44. Cat Yeo – patron, Ticket A006, paid
  45. Ronald Wie – patron, Ticket A009, paid
  46. Marilyn Tang – patron, Ticket A010, paid
  47. Alice Teo- patron, Ticket C023, paid – unable to come.  Irene Poh – patron, Ticket C023, not issued, paid
  48. Sunny Yeow – Patron, Ticket C024, paid – unable to come.  Maureen Lee – patron, Ticket C024 not issued, not paid
  49. Jenny Tan – patron, Ticket C028, paid
  50. Brenda Kim – Patron, Ticket C029, paid
  51. Veronique Lee – Patron, Ticket B011, paid
  52. Dan Huang – Jaswant Singh, patron, Ticket B012, paid
  53. Eyvonne Chew – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J086
  54. Joy Chuang – patron, Ticket C027, paid
  55. Clara Chay – patron Jonson Tan – patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J085
  56. Richard Kee – patron, ticket not issued, paid, J084
  57. Jane Kee – patron, ticket not issued, paid, J083
  58. Pauline Khoo – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J082
  59. Rene Leong – Ursher, patron, ticket not issued, paid, J081
  60. Malcolm Chen Ong – Patron, Ticket not issue, paid, H080
  61. Michael Tan – Businessmen and Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H079
  62. Susan Chang – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H078
  63. Gingko Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H077 xx  Nellie Wong Venika Leong – Patron, Ticket H077, paid
  64. Hou Chong – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H076
  65. Lina Ng – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H075
  66. Susan Tan – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H074
  67. Mike Tan – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H073
  68. Alicia Soh – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H072
  69. Angela Straaten – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H071
  70. Helen Kwek – Patron, ticket not isused, paid, G070
  71. Lim Tian Soo – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, G069
  72. Agnes Seow – Hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, G068
  73. Zahariah Helen Wong – patron, ticket not issued, paid, G067
  74. Molly Chua –  patron, ticket not issued, paid, G066
  75. Andrew Koh – Patron, Ticket B014 not issued, paid
  76. Lina Tan – Patron, Ticket B015 not issued, paid
  77. Wong Hong Jeng – Patron, Ticket B016 not issued,  paid
  78. Eliza Chua – Patron, Ticket B017 not issued, paid
  79. Lawrence Khan – Patron, Ticket B018 not issued, paid
  80. Marg Tian – Patron, Ticket B019 not issued, paid
  81. Kent Chan – Patron, Ticket B020 not issued, paid
  82. Susan Tan Seok Wah – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F058
  83. Pearl Goh – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F057
  84. Paul Kong – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F056
  85. Peggy Kong – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F055
  86. Rosna Rauaee Grace Kok – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F054
  87. Dolly Lim – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F053
  88. Norlinda – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F052
  89. Loh Yew Kwong – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F051
  90. Nina Choo – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E050
  91. Mega Abdullah – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E049
  92. Jane Tan – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E048
  93. Peng Peng – Singer, Ticket not issued, paid, E047
  94. Dennis Wee – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E046
  95. Shirleen Kao – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E045
  96. John Howe – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E044
  97. Joyce Tan Patrick Chan – businessman, patron, ticket not issued, paid, E043
  98. Chin Boon – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E042
  99. Judy Lim – Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E041
  100. James Chan – Patron, paid, Ticket K092
  101. Ben Foo – Patron, paid, New ticket will be isued. Ticket M101
  102. Maggie Teo – Patron, unpaid, new ticket not issued. Ticket M102

Our target is now revised to 100 paid pax. 

On hold and waiting:

  1. Rosalind Lee – confirmed.
  2. James Chan – confirmed
  3. Nellie Wong – confirmed
  4. Irene Poh – confirmed
  5. Maureen Lee – confirmed
  6. Maggie Teo – Ticket  not issued.
  7. Venika Leong – Ticket not issued.
  8. Ronald Lam – will try.  lucky got someone pull out, G063

Attendance closed.

Click here for photos

Farewell Gillman Heights

On 17th September, it was a dark and cloudy morning… oh no, I thought…it’s going to rain… if it does, it would be most inconvenient for all the SHC members attending the gathering at Gillman Heights.

Fortunately, toward the afternoon, the dark clouds were blown away, and 17th September turned out to be a beautiful day…
To all who attended the monthly gathering at Gillman Heights:

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you –  for making my last few days at Gillman Heights happy and memorable.

Dolly and Sam – thank you for organizing the event.

ALL THE HELPERS – thank you for helping.

If I miss mentioning one or two names, please forgive me… it was a very busy day, and my recall for names is not so great.

Terence, Rene, Oi Cheng, Kristin, Karen, Sockie, PatrickL, Mary, Sue Chan, Lily, Andrew, Dan, Freddie, and Tim.…

I hope that the 20 liters of pandang tea was enough to go round and that all 77 over guests managed to taste a small cup.  If not, please excuse me…

Thank you – to all the guests, who had made time from their busy schedule to attend this gathering.

Many guests expressed their concerns, asking me questions such as where I’d be moving off to… some guests thought that I am a millionaire….

To dispel misconception, here are the facts: The Gillman Heights owners received $870K to $930K. Yep – Gillman Heights owners are not millionaires. It was the Farrer Court owners who received $2million each.

For the Gillman Heights owners, it was a matter of poor timing. We simply have to accept reality, and move on with our lives.

We are sad to leave Gillman Heights…. Spacious, sprawling housing estates like Gillman Heights will no longer exist.

I hope that I did manage to greet each and every guest. If I missed some of you– again, please excuse me.

Many guests commented that you have not met me before. I must be “new member”, or that I must be “inactive member”.

Not really.  I registered more than two years ago. I have met many other members during these events which I have attended:

Self-development Talk (Intercontinental vault), The MacRitchie Walk, The monthly gathering at Han’s café (nonya parade), The Investment Talk (Bali Lane), The Barage Walk, The Pasir Ris Walk,  The Investment Talk at Raffles City Tower.

And, I have hosted Mahjong Beginners Lessons at my place, taught by MJ teacher Freddy Liew.  I was actively “promoting” Feztus’ Yunnan Health Rejuvenating trip, the first group went in Feb 2009. And I am also the EC for the laughter exercise at Hort Park.

Enuff “lee lee loh loh”. Enough said for my “credentials” as a SHC member.

I look forward to see all of you at some future gathering.

I will miss Gillman Heights. Thank you for sharing my memory of Gillman Heights.

With warmest regards

jacqueline

What will you be doing over the next 3 days?

Many SHCians must have made their plans to go away for this long weekend.  I am also quite sure a number will stay in Singapore to enjoy the quiet surroundings.  For some, it will just be a case of no plans; just staying at home to enjoy TV, Mahjong and maybe a few kakis coming to the house.

Share with us what you will be doing.  And if you are not doing anything, nothing to be shy about, maybe some of us can meet up for tea or kopi.  Enjoy the peace Sat, Sun and Mon.

Terence Seah

Man

I join this forum about 1.5 years ago.

Before I join, I read about this new member who in his profile was writing about his marrital bliss and somehow it offended a few members,  culminating in him withdrawing his membership. The members involved in this quarrel were both males as well as females.

Next, there was this male member who was disliked by other members for his ego and boastful posts. He was mercilessly attacked. Again the active parties were both males and females.

Than there was this male member who questioned if divorcees are as relax as happily married women. Of course he gets it from the divorced women but I was suprised that some men also join in the fray.

Of course none of you can miss this episode of 2 educated SHC men almost coming into blows during a party organize by SHC member.

Two weeks ago we had 2 guys quarrelling about who is the better IT guy and other men including yours truly(shame shame) took out our keyboard and join in.

This week, the physical confrontation between men which did not happen before was again revived and eventually stopped by Terence.

It occurs to me that ALL quarrels in this forum involves men. There are suppost to be much more female members than males in this club. Why are the women not quarelling among themselves but men are involve in every occasion.  Do man become grumpy and quarrelsome when we grow old? What happen to girls when they get old……do they become more lovable?

Monthly Cycling, Sat 19 Sep 09

Meet at rear of McDonald Restaurant Marina Cove (former East Coast Recreation 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.
We will go for dinner 2gether after the session. Pls come n join us.

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

Our Program –
• 4.00 – 4.30 p.m. : Gather for chitchating, if possible inside aircon McDonald Rest.
• 4.30 p.m. : Proceed to bike rental kiosk, Coastal Recreation, to rent bikes.
Rental Cost is between $5-$6 unless fuel surcharge is imposed, the cost may be bit higher.
• 4.30 – 6.30 p.m. : Cycling around East Coat Park.
• There will not be any learning sesssion.
• 6.30 – 7.00 p.m. : All cyclists ride back to start point 2 return bikes n go for dinner 2gether.
• There will be a long 40km+ plus rolling off at 2.15 pm sharp from ECP to Loyang n back. Stopover at CV for light refreshment on return. Helmet is compulsory as we will be riding on the road throughout. This is good training for those going to Pengarang in the coming week.

TQ, Cycling Group (Ah Nee, Douglas, Jade, Lily n Yew Kwong)

Members Who Are Coming –

  1. YK ( lead long ride)
  2. Lily
  3. Ah Nee
  4. Lina Ng
  5. Susan Chang
  6. Boon Liang
  7. Jade
  8. Dolly
  9. Patrick Lee
  10. Caroline Gee
  11. Steven Ng
  12. Charles Chua
  13. Lim Beng Teik
  14. Daisy Yeo ( may be )
  15. Rene ( long ride )
  16. Eileen Thean
  17. Steven Chan ( long ride )
  18. Thomas Goh ( long ride )
  19. Janet Chan ( long ride )
  20. John Howe
  21. Lawrence Lee ( long ride )
  22. Patsy ( long ride )
  23. Joyce Tan ( long ride )
  24. Terence

Mahjong Session – October 31, 2009

In conjunction with our Flea Mart and Monthly gathering, I intend to also book their Mahjong Room at Safra. Patrick Khoo has kindly consented to help me oversee the event.

Place: Safra Mount Faber

Time: 10.00am – 6.00pm

The Mahjong Room have four tables, you will be charge ‘water money’ at $2.00 per hour. I need your indication whether I should proceed to book the room. Closing date 31 September 2009.

Do bear in mind that this is for recreational purpose and no gambling is allowed, and no cash to be exchanged. You are free to choose your own kakis and do let Patrick know and he will help to co-ordinate the seating.

Those who want to learn are welcome. The room is fully-air-conditioned. This is your opportunity to come and relax with fellow members and let have an enjoyable time  together!

EOs Dan Huang/Patrick Khoo 

Batam Weekend Trip (14/15 Nov.’09)

Dear Friends

Due to popular demand, we are thinking of organising a repeat of our first 2 days / 1 night weekend trip.   emoticon

  • Venue : Batam (or open to suggestion).  
  • Total cost : Not exceeding S$150 per person.
  • Date : 14 – 15 Nov (jointly agreed by EOs & Terence, therefore not negotiable).
  • Limit : At the moment, we are thinking of 40 pax maximum.
  • So far, we’ve received only 2 quotes probably due to the LWE.  Am still waiting for more quotes to come in before I post further details on the package.  Meanwhile, you may choose your room-mates in private BUT, NO NEED to announce to me just yet until our hotel is finalised.  For all you know, instead of twin rooms, it could be 4 to a cabana or 8 per bungalow.  So, please hold your horses!  Here’s a tip for would-be-participants, we work in a systematic pace :  (1) Sort list and select package/hotel.  (2) Collect payment.  (3) Room allocation.  No payment, no room allocation.

    EOs : Lily, Dolly & YK   emoticonemoticon emoticon

    Registered going :

    1. Ah Nee
    2. Alice Teo
    3. Bira
    4. Boon Liang
    5. Caroline Gee
    6. Catherine Ho
    7. Charles Chua
    8. Clara Chay
    9. Dan Huang
    10. Dennis Wee
    11. Dolly Lim
    12. Eileen Thean
    13. Geraldine Ting (HK)
    14. Gingko
    15. Ivy Low (HK)
    16. Jane Tan
    17. Jane Wong
    18. Janet Chan
    19. Joy Chuang
    20. Karen Thio
    21. Lily Ho
    22. Lin Chuah
    23. Lina Ng
    24. Lorraine Chia
    25. Mega Abdullah
    26. Molly Chua
    27. Nina Choo
    28. Norlinda
    29. Oi Cheng
    30. Patrick Lee
    31. Pauline Khoo
    32. Rene
    33. Sally Kang
    34. Sam Goh
    35. Sockie
    36. Susan Chang
    37. Terence
    38. Veronique
    39. Yew Kwong
    40. Lilian Teo

    Wait List :

    1. Susan Tan
    2. James Tan
    3. Janet Heng
    4. and Hubby
    5. Lydia Chin
    6. Kristin Leong
    7. Venika Leong
    8. Melissa Khng
    9. Jonson Tan
    10. June Lim
    11. June’s friend (must be SHC member hor)
    12. Pearlynn Tan
    13. Pearl Goh
    14. Bessie Lam
    15. Andrew SP

    Typhoon 8

    The wind is really, really howling outside my windows and now as at 4:02, (AM that is) its screaming outside wanting to get in……………….keep my fingers crossed that my glass windows will hold up. 

    As this is my 1st typhoon since moving to this place last Nov, really want this place to stay in one piece.  My old place though very old held up well considering.

    Been hearing lots of things flying and breaking; hope no one is hurt or their property.  Still watching the news now and more things etc have blown off , scattering all over……………

    Apparently, this weather will continue on Tuesday and will be better towards the end of the week.

    Merry making through music…

    Hi fellow SHCians

    Presently, we have a singer (yours sincerely), a guitar soloist, and a guitar rhythmist who is able to double as bassist or drummer. We intend to form a musical band to jam one or twice a week between Mondays to Fridays. Band equipment is already in place but venue will be decided and confirmed later.

    We are looking for a bassist, a drummer, a keyboard person and last but not least, a female vocalist. If you are retired, able to make a commitment and keen to participate, please contact the undernamed at email: joncoxin@hotmail.com for further discussion.

    Cheers…

    Jonson

    Patrick Khoo’s observations

    Ref to Tim Liu’s comments…

    I like the way the way you distort facts…refering to my mother’s private parts in Hokkien cannot be dismissed as simply "silly’…call a spade a spade. 

    I like the way you mentioned the showers(cold) of blessing incident with the comment …there was no fight..it gives the wrong impression you have mellowed and have matured and walkewd away despite being provoked.

    Let me refresh SHC members’ memories…the incident happened at the "Golden Building" in Shenton Way where we were both guests. A famous country and western singer(local version) had a blow up with the honourable TL about "messing with TL’s hair with an umbrella  and there was an outburst and some shouting. One party at my table(I have 3 witnesses who can testify it was not me and the person in question was willing to own up but as my guest I gave advice not to do so) mentioned the word " quarrel" and TL came over in a huff and aggresively challenged me to a fight. In the process he mentioned my dear mum with unsavoury and uncouth language. Some people who pulled him away were  also  challenged to a fight.

    A few days later in the forum I explained that it was not me who said the word "quarrel"  and TL even had the termity to say he forgave me and did not even offered a word of apology to this day either in person or in the forum.

    On the shower of blessings day I asked him if he was willing to apologise and his reply was "NO".After being blessed I asked him not so politely if he wanted to discuss the matter but he politely(and meekly) declined….so much for the bravado of agressiveness at the Golden Building (I was mindful that I was a guest and did not want to be party to any incident) and refused to follow me for further discussions.

    Regarding the blow up between YK and RL  I believe there should be better moderation on personal attacks, insults and disguised four letter words being bandied in the forum. SHC management reluctance to get involved  and "spank" verbally or in the forum the ones who go off tangent is contributing to this fractiousness among the SHC community. I have taken Terence’s advice but did not tie TL to a tree but blessed the unrepentant. Members like TL have provoked and insulted and he has not been checked (at least publicly) and it seems there is one standard of rules for him and one for the rest of the members. This could be my last say in the forum but I hope it open member’s eyes on the current state of affairs. I have seen people who gave investment talks being rail roaded by TL unfairly and nothing is done(at least not to my knowledge) to check this loutish and bullying behaviour.

    This could be my last piece for the forum but to YK (not going into specific issues) I say "you dont deserve all the shit (at least in the manner it is hurled at you)you are getting for all the stalwart and unselfish work you are doing for SHC. Patrick Lee is entitled to a different opinion from you( I wont take sides or judge on issues as I dont know the full story) but I dont agree with mention of" skirts"  and cosmetic surgeon"  comments which are  rather personal and insulting and uncalled for and degradatory and smacks of arrogance.

    Anybody like Terence would like to play peacemaker/Sheriff and iron out their differences or is it too late?

    I believe we need some discipline in the forum or it will become a cowboy town where every "onery"(ordinary) cowpoke can run riot and shoot from the hip on sight at any moving target as fair game) without any regard for decency and fairplay(fair comments).

    Batik Painting for Beginners

    Hi All

    This is prompted by Jassmine’s post on Barter …… and the suggestions that she raised. I believe that some had shown interest in my earlier post of opening my place for learning activities but then changed my mind. The reason was chiefly I spend very little time in Singapore and therefore unable to manage any activities held there. I hope to be able to manage this better with some help and my longer presence back.

    Those who wish to visit my place to see if they like to conduct things there can let me know.

    To kick off this is the first activity:

    Course: 4 hr Batik Painting for beginners

    Dates: Nov 8 & 15 ( 9 – 11 am) or Nov 22 (  8am – 12nn)

    Fee: $40

    Regards

    Joan

    Venue: my condo flat

    Afternoon classes can be arranged instead.

     

    Picture manager and Calendar manager – new term starting Jan 2010

    Currently, we have two active roles taken up by Yew Kwong and Dolly Lim.  The roles are Website administration and Club manager.  Both roles will run until end of 2010.

    There are two other active roles, and they are  the Pictures Manager and the Calendar Manager.  The Pictures manager role is held by Oi Cheng, and this role will end its term in Dec 2009.  The other role of Calendar Manager is held by Dolly Lim; and this role also expires in Dec 2009.  Both Dolly and Oi Cheng have fulfilled the functions very well; no complaints.

    Meantime, we will be looking for SHC members who are willing to manage one of these two positions in Jan 2010.  Likely to be someone with time at hand, loves fiddling with internet work, known to other members and pretty active getting to know people and joining the different activities.

    Terence Seah

    Questions from a newbie a.k.a. kaypoh

    As I am new I hope I’m forgiven for posing these questions.

    1. As of now, how many members are there in SHC?
    2. Are there any married members (excluding me)?
    3. Is there any member here in Facebook?
    4. Does SHC plan to expand its membership base and make it THE Numero Uno club for 45s’ and above?

    That’s all for now. My apologies for coming across like CID interrogator. :p

    Ros or Rosalind or Lo Si Leng

    Mathew & the Mandarins – Final Performance at SRC on 14 Sept. 09

    Hi my friends

    For all those who missed out on 31/8 and 7/9, this is your last chance to hear the fabulous M &M. Please sign up now. Only 15 places available. The following have signed up –

    1. Yew Kwong
    2. Boon Liang
    3. Shirleen Kao
    4. Shirley Yuen
    5. Grace Kok
    6. Helen Wong
    7. Sue Chan
    8. Patrick SJ Lee
    9. Wong Hong Jeng
    10. Roland Tong
    11. Elaine K
    12. Daisy Yeo
    13. Patrick Chan

                                                                                                                                          

    DANCE FESTIVAL 2009(23 Oct-1 Nov)-FREE ADMISSION

    Seven nights of fabulous dancing await at Esplanade Forecourt!

    From the salsa to the waltz, from swing to hip hop, this outdoor mass dancing event will showcase a professional dance performance of a different genre every night. This year’s line-up features Mambo Jambo, a tribute to Zouk’s trademark Wednesday night dance party, Singapore’s home-grown nightlife attraction for more than 17 years. With the dance pros showing you the basic steps, there’s no excuse not to get up on your feet. So come make it your night and let’s see those cool moves.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    Time: 8.15pm to 11.00pm

    Venue: Esplanade Forecourt

    31st Oct,Sat-Bollywood Boogi – Infectious rthym of ‘JAI H0’ and others.

    http://www.dansfestival.com/2009/microsite/whatsyourmove.html

    Form your own groups, go and enjoy grooving.

    I plan to go on 31/10/2009 for Bollywood Boogi. If any member wants to go with me, please register.

    Francis

    Pasir Ris Elias CC WEC Social Dance Night

    PASIR RIS ELIAS CC WEC SOCIAL DANCE NIGHT

    • Date: 10.10.2009 (Saturday)
    • Time: 6.00pm to 9.30pm                              
    • Price: $5
    • Drinks and ight  snacks                                                                   
    • Venue:  PASIR RIS ELIAS CC, multipurpose hall, 93, Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519498.
    •  LUCKY DRAW!!  PRIZES TO BE WON!!

    All SHCians, partners and friends are welcomed! Jane Wong and I will be there!     

    The BUSES available from the PASIR RIS MRT station to the CC are:
    Numbers 1)  58, 88, 358, 359, 518, 518A and these stop just before Elias Mall, which is next to the Pasir Ris East CC building.
                    2) 403 which stops opposite Elias Mall at block 633
    Buses that go to Pasir Ris bus interchange are : 3, 5, 6, 12,15,15A, 15B, 17, 21, 58, 88, 354, 358, 359, 403, 518, 518A      
                                                                        
    Payment:
    I will be attending several of SHC’s activities and will bring some of the tickets with me.
    The activities are: 1)  the Soo Kee Nan dinner at Mariner’s Corner on the 11th of September 09
                                  2)  monthly walk from Kebangan mrt stn on the 12th of September 09
                                  3)  SHC monthly meeting at Gillman Hts Condo on the 17th of september 09
    If I don’t meet you on any of these days, I will reserve a ticket for you to pick up, the latest, a week before the social as I will have to return the remaining tickets then.
    1. Mary Chan
    2. Jane Wong
    3. Dan Hwang
    4. Joy Chuang
    5. Patrick Chan
    6. Judy Lim
    7. Paul Kong
    8. Peggy Kong
    9. John Howe
    10. Lily Ho x4
    11. Freddy Liew
    12. Thomas Loh
    13. Susan Tan
    14. and partner
    15. Frisna

    Thank you for your support!

    Anyone who decides at the last minute to attend is welcome. Tickets will be available at the door. Please remember to keep your ticket stubs for the lucky draw.

    Happy Dancing!

    Conrad Tang – Profile

    Hi All, just wanted to introduce myself.  I register as a member last month in time for the monthly gathering.  Had an interesting time learning a new dice game from Jane (thank Jane) but on hindsight I should have probably circulated around more.  I am still working but am looking forward to retirement (not soon but inevitable).  I like to do walks, cycling, read (chinese and english – prefer sci-fi), photo nature particularly birds.  I visit pulau ubin yearly on pretext of looking for hornbills but really just to destress and enjoy nature.  Have done the southern ridge and McRitchie walks a few time. Hope to meet more of you soon

    Monthly cum Pre ‘Chong-Chew-Jie’ Gathering – 17 Sept’09

    Hello SHCians,

    For the month of September gathering, we have the honour to host it at Gillman Heights upon the kind gesture of Jacqueline Han, who make it possible by arranging the necessary logistics.  emoticon

    This Gillman Heights Condo although aging in appearance (and severely need a coat of fresh paint) has wide open space with lots of matured trees and greenery. Other plus points are the "olympic length" swimming pool, and large wading pool. Also a good-size playround surrounded by greenery.  For those want to have a swim before gathering, they are most welcome to do so.  Ample parking spaces for car owners.  Though not near to any MRT but easily accessible by bus. 

    Info for Gillman Heights location, and public transport:
    Buses to Alexandra Road: 51,  93, 97, 100, 166, 197.
    Buses to Depot Road: 57, 175, 195

    To view Map link, please go to :
    http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_18445/travel_site_1/

    Jacq had even offered to provide free flow of her famous (self-proclaimed) pandan tea. It is a refreshing iced drink, freshly brewed from pandan leave and tea with sugar added. Pandan leave contains anti-oxidants, and is highly recommended to counter the effects of heatiness caused by fried stuff and spicy food. emoticon

    Another factor being that come November 2009, Gillman Heights, as it is, will no longer exist. Yep, it is to be torn down, and redeveloped into something else.  So come to have look before it gone lor…emoticon

    We never before had a monthly gathering at Condo’s function room but decided to give this a try, hence fellow SHCians come and support this gathering

    We can have a Pre ‘Chong-Chew Jie’ celebration and I will sponsor two boxes of mooncakes to get these going but only 1 or 2 yolks kind 1 hor…  emoticon  And Terence is going to bring along another 2 boxes of mooncakes all way from Taiwan hor…

    Function room is big enough host at least 60-80paxs and we can hv some light music accompany us thru’ the nite.  To make the gathering more interesting, Terence will bring along the wireless mic with amplifier set.  Anyone considering bringing along a portable DVD lar so that we can some singing emoticon

    For this gathering, as we are thinking of getting mini buffet (ard $7) hence, registration is a must for better planning for food, so come and register early…

    So much of lee lee lo lo, the September monthly gathering is confirmed to be scheduled as follows:

    • Date : 17 September 2009, Thursday
    • Time : 5.00pm to 9.30pm
    • Venue : Gillman Heights Condo (Function Room B), at the junction of Depot/Alexandra Road.
    • Entrance: Est $7 for mini buffet
    • Agenda: 1) Getting to know new and old members  2) Board Games  3) ‘Chong Chew Jie’
    • Event Organiser: Dolly Lim with
      Assistant EOs : Jacqueline Han and Sam Goh
      Helpers : Patrick Lee (SJ), Rene Leong and Oi Cheng, Kristin Leong, Karen Thio

    Payment : Pls ATM or IB to Dolly Lim POSB Saving# 146-00513-6 soonest possible

    Hence, please start registration now and feel free to add any agenda that any of you wish to cover emoticon

    Dolly Lim

    Registration

    1. Dolly Lim – Paid 9/09. Bringing along 2 boxes of mooncakes to celebrate
    2. Jacqueline – Paid 9/09
    3. Sam Goh – Paid 9/09
    4. Yew Kwong – Paid 12/9, can come only at 7pm
    5. Terence – Paid 9/9, bring along 2 boxes of Taiwanese mooncakes, wireless mic with amplifer set.
    6. Dan Huang – Paid 12/9
    7. Joy Chuang – Paid 12/9
    8. Charles Wee – Paid 12/9
    9. Patrick Lee (SJ) Paid 14/9 (Dolly)- hoping 2c Chang Er, swimming half naked.. n help out. 
    10. Rene Leong – Paid 12/9, Offered to help.  Thanks
    11. ANee – Paid 12/9, Ponteng class to attend this liao
    12. Tim Liu – Paid 10/9
    13. Marilyn – Paid 10/9
    14. Frisna Tan – Paid 16/9 (Dolly)
    15. Ann To – Paid 12/9
    16. Janet Chan – Paid 12/9
    17. Kristin Leong -Paid 14/9.  Sorry, blur like sotong, missed out n thks for helping out.
    18. Eileen Thean – Paid 9/9
    19. Oi Cheng – Paid 9/9.  Offered to help.  Thanks.
    20. Mary Chan – Paid 14/9, bring along d golf game card n printed copies of this game rule.. Tks.
    21. Jane Wong – Paid 9/9
    22. Lily Ho – Paid 9/9
    23. Bira – Paid 10/9
    24. Tian Soo – Paid 11/9 (Dolly)
    25. Suzhang – Paid 12/9
    26. Jane Tan  – Paid 15/9
    27. Helen Wong
    28. Rosalind Lee – Paid 14/9
    29. Janet Heng – Paid 14/9
    30. Mega – Paid 15/9
    31. Lilian Teo – Paid 10/9
    32. Lena Ho – Paid 10/9
    33. June Chin – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    34. Freddie Liew
    35. Richard Kee – Paid 16/9 (Dolly)
    36. Steven Tan – Paid 15/9
    37. Boon Liang – Paid 11/9
    38. Lisa Ong – Paid 12/9
    39. Eileen Lee – Paid 12/9
    40. Priscilla Wee – Paid 11/9
    41. Lawrence Lee – Paid 14/9
    42. Jessie Lee – Paid 14/9
    43. Karen Thio – Paid 10/9
    44. Vincent Hee
    45. Grace Kok – Paid 12/9
    46. Albert Tan – Paid 14/9
    47. Maggie Teo – Paid 14/9
    48. Alan Bok – Paid 14/9
    49. Ann Bok – Paid 14/9
    50. Sue Chan – Paid 9/9
    51. Shirleen Kao – Paid 14/9
    52. Martin Lee – Paid 14/9
    53. Andrew Koh – Paid 11/09
    54. Jeffrey Lim – Paid 9/9
    55. Pauline Khoo – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    56. Adeline Tan
    57. Ella Tan – Paid 16/9 (Dolly)
    58. Thomas Loh – Paid 9/9
    59. Pearl Kwan – Paid 10/9
    60. Sockie – Paid 12/9
    61. Ann Lim – Paid 12/9
    62. SK Chua – Paid 12/9
    63. Bobby Yee – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    64. Paul Kong – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    65. Peggy Kong – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    66. Pearl – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    67. Andrew Thio – Paid 12/9
    68. Nina Choo – Paid 14/9 (Dolly)
    69. Cheng Pun – Paid 14/9 (Cheque)
    70. John Howe – Paid 15/9 (Dolly)
    71. Susan TanSW
    72. Steven Chan
    73. Dennis Wee – Paid 16/9 (Dolly)
    74. REGISTRATION CLOSED.

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