Month: November 2009

JOKES

Some jokes would like to share with all of you

Joke 1

Once upon a time, a group of Ah Bengs stepped into a lounge and wanted the DJ to play the song" Ah Cheng Buey Ro Ti: (In Hokkien means Ah Cheng buys bread). The DJ told them they only  have English songs and told them to re-select another song. Ah Beng were very angry and kicked up a big fuss claiming he DJ was insulting them. The Manager had to intervene in order to calm them down, finally after a long talk with Ah Bengs, the manager found out that there were actually asking for the song " Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers.

Joke 2

The Titanic was sinking and there weren’t lifeboats, So the captain had to persuade male passengers to jump into the icy water to make room for women and young children.

To the British he said, "You must act like gentlement". They Jumped.

To the Americans he said, " You can be heroes." They Complied…

To the Germans he said, "it’s the rule." They Obeyed.

To the Japanese he said, " It’s the consensus." They Obliged.

Then came the Singaporean and they just weren’t budging until he came up with the appeal: Free Life Jackets for those who jumpted.

“White elephants”

Hi Folks and SHC admin!

I have tried to post these things on the 2greendots website. But was unable to. I wondered if it is still functioning? If anyone has experience posting on the 2greendots website, I’d appreciate some advice. For your info, I have –

Panasonic Color TV 19”. World multi-systems. About 3 years old, 
working well, but don’t need it now.

Panasonic vacuum cleaner, brand new, still in the box. Model
MCCG381. Bought it at a sale. Never used it. Now selling. 1600W input, 350W suction. Big dust capacity.

Philips infra-red light. Philips infra-care, effective pain
relief for back pain and muscle pain. Model HP3641.

Used once only. As good as new, still in the box.

Novita clothes steamer – use it as you would an iron, to
iron clothes. Model SS16. Seldom used.

Novita – air humidifier, Novita  ultrasonic cool mist, model NH333 – seldom
used.

For no obligation enquiry or viewing, please email jacqhan@gmail.com

Location to view items for sale : moonstone lane.

I look forward to hear from you. Cheers. Have a great week ahead.

Pls note that all items were sold. Further enquiries will not be responded or entertained. Deeply appreciate your understanding.

Perth in 2010

Hi All

Those who are interested in visiting Perth next year and looking for B & B accomodation in Perth,I may be able to assist. I have a few friends (ex-S’poreans/Malaysians) who have rooms to offer.

Generally, it’s better to hire a car and do self-drives in Perth itself or nearby regions eg Busselton, Mandurah, Margaret River or up north to Jurien Bay, Monkey Mia etc.

However if you don’t drive, perhaps guided driven/bus/walking trips can be suggested for you.I’ll be in Perth from Mar-May and so can offer my assistance too. I hope to visit Ayers rock/Alice Springs at that time and so those who wish to go that way, let me know.

Cheers
Joan

Men’s night – Thur 26 Nov 2009 LPS Satay club

To all the SHC guys,

Let’s meet for a night out, on the eve of a public holiday.  The time is 1900 hrs and the date is Thur 26 Nov 2009.  We shall have hawker food dinner at some open air space under the skies.  We can then have our own chat chat over the dining table.  I think draft beer is available, include Tea-O, tea tarik, etc.  If you have a kopitiam card, bring it along, you can get 10% discounts on food for most items, I think.

Dress:  after office wear, casuals, shoes or slippers, and pants.   Usually, this place has fresh air coming in from the sea.  Cost, we share it out, or pay as your plate comes to you.

The place is the open air satay club.  It is besides Lau Pa Sat.  The nearest MRT is Raffles MRT.  I have always wanted to eat there, but at times, it is very crowded.  If you have a slot in your diary, a free evening, put your name down here, I shall reserve a few tables.

Terence Seah

Planning to come:

  1. Terence Seah
  2. Lim Tian soo
  3. Patrick Lee
  4. Sam Huat Huat
  5. Dan Huang – coming with chess set.  But this place is very dark, like nightclub, no lights.
  6. Richard Wong
  7. Francis Mangalam
  8. Jeffrey Lim
  9. Thomas Lau
  10. Andrew Koh
  11. Ivan Lim – after learning more about diamonds.
  12. Roger Lim
  13. Vincent Khoo
  14. Feel free to join.  Late nevermind.  Early also ok.  Eat whatever you like, even just for a T-Tarik.  Come meet the other guys.

1 Day Pengarang Seafood, Fruit Plantation, JB Shopping & Fireflies Tour on 28 Nov 2009 (Sat)

I am Event Coordinator, and going for this Pengarang trip.  Details
Date: 28/11/2009 (Saturday)
Time:   6.30 am – 11.45 pm    
Venue: Assemble at Kg Kembangan CC
Fees: $71 per adult,
$69 per adult (passion card member)
Itinerary as follows:

6.30 am

Assemble at CC.  Proceed to customs for clearance.  After clearance,  proceed for breakfast (at own expense), followed by shopping for maltose biscuit and local products and jusco terbau shopping centre.
12.45 pm
proceed for lunch at local restaurant.  After lunch, proceed to visit desaru fruit farm citrus plantation where you can find many local fruits available for purchase.  You may like to purchase some fish pellets to feed the red tilapias in a pond nearby.  Fruit platter will be served.
Visit to ostrich farm.
Visit spice & herbal garden.

6.30 pm
seafood dinner.  baby lobsters will be served.
after dinner, proceed to Kota Tinggi  river to watch fireflies.
7.45 pm
Arrive at Kota Tinggi river.  Take a cruise down the river to watch fireflies. 
9.00 pm
Proceed back to Singapore

11.45 pm – 12 am      

Arrive back at Kembangan CC

  • Price includes:
    Transfers by singapore registered air-con coach
  • Malaysian Tour Guide
  • lunch and seafood dinner with baby lobsters
  • $10,000 insurance coverage & $500 Medical expenses 
  • boat ride for fireflies and farm tour with fruit platter
  • ostrich farm entry ticket
  • $2 tips for driver and tour guide

If you are interested, do register here.  My email is caroline_loh98@yahoo.com.sg.  I shall send you details on the personal particulars needed.

Look forward to seeing you on this trip.

Registration List:

  • Caroline Loh
  • Gabriella Chua

6 Days 5 Nights Hanoi – Sapa – Coc Ly Market – Halong Tour (17-22 Dec 2009)

I am EC(Event Co-ordinator) for this event, and going for this trip.

Below is the itinerary:

Day 01 : Arrival Hanoi (D)
Upon arrival at NoiBai International airport, our representative will meet you and transfer to Hanoi for sightseeing. Dinner at local restaurant. Then transfer to Hanoi Railway station for your night train to Sapa – 380 km Northwest of Hanoi, among the Hoang Lien Mountains, in Lao Cai Province, near the Chinese border. 1,650 meters above sea level, famous for its pristine environment, unparalleled scenery and cool climate, Sapa is home to more than 30 colourful hill tribes and Vietnam’s highest peak, the 3,143 meters Mount Fansipan. Tonight, you will be traveling on the train with sleeping berth journeying to Lao Cai.
Day 02: Lao Cai – Sapa (B/L/D)
0600hrs: Arrive at Lao Cai. Have breakfast at local restaurant, From Lao Cai the road winds up the terraced hillsides to Sapa, a former French hill resort and home to some of Vietnam’s most colourful ethnic groups. There are many photo opportunities along the way. Transfer to hotel. In the afternoon visit some of nearby hill tribe villages Cat Cat. Overnight in Sapa.
Day 03: Sapa – Sin Chai/ Ta Van – Hanoi (B/L/D)
A morning walking tour of Sapa visits the busy market where Red Dao, Black H’mong and other ethnic minority people converge from the surrounding countryside to sell their embroidery, silverware and handicrafts. Today is the summit day as you trek up to the villages to see the colourful Dzao hill tribe. We will have a little picnic lunch by the stream and simply enjoy life! It is time to enjoy the fresh air and the nocturnal sounds of nature. Transfer you back to Lao Cai to take train back to Hanoi. Dinner at Lao Cai restaurant.
Day 04: Hanoi – Halong Bay (B/L/D)
Arrival Hanoi in the morning. Have breakfast, then enjoy sightseeing tour featuring both cultural and historical highlights, comprising Ba Dinh Square , Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum , Ho Chi Minh’s house on stilts , Ho Chi Minh Museum and One-Pillar Pagoda , Temple of Literature. Lunch, then depart to Halong Bay. Arrive Halong, check in hotel (Welcome drink). The rest of the day is at leisure. Have dinner at Seafood Restaurant. Overnight in Halong.
Day05 : Halong Bay–Hanoi (B/L/D)
After breakfast, Board a private boat for a cruise in Halong Bay, a world heritage site recognised by UNESCO in 1994. Explore Dau Go Cave, Thien Cung Grotto, round over Tuan Chau Island, Dinh Huong Island, Ga Choi Island, Dog Island and Sail Island.  Lunch of fresh seafood is served on board. Return to Hanoi with stop-overs at ceramic and hand embroidery workshops en-route. Arrive Hanoi. Visit Kiem Lake , Ngoc Son Temple.18h30: Enjoy Water Puppet Show, a theatrical genre reflecting the agricultural civilisation of thousands of years ago. Then, enjoy one hour Cyclo tour around Hanoi old quarters. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight in Hanoi.
Day06 : Hanoi Departure (B)
Breakfast in hotel. Proceed to airport for departure flight.
Tour fare
Adult : Twin Sharing  $990 Per Adult
Child : No Bed   $890  Per Child
Fare includes:
·         Return air-ticket SIN-HAN-SIN by Singapore Airlines (SQ)
FLIGHT DETAILS –  Singapore Airlines (SQ)   SQ176 SIN-HAN 1005-1230       SQ175 HAN-SIN 1330-1755
·         Round trip airport taxes & fuel surcharges
·         Tour guide & driver’s tips
·         Entrance fees mentioned as per itinerary
·         Group travel insurance coverage : Accident SGD 10,000 & Medical SGD 500

If you are interested, do register here.  My email is caroline_loh98@yahoo.com.sg.  Required particulars will be sent to you.  This trip is organised by Kembangan CC.

Registration List:

  1. Caroline Loh
  2. Gabriella Chua
  3. Irene Poh
  4. Tiang Ho (and wife)

Talk on diamonds – nature and value

Hi All

I met a certified gemologist at a friend’s place, who shared information of how to tell a real diamond from a fake, its quality and valuation. He’s willing to give a free talk.

Details as follows:

Talk 1 : Diamonds – story and evaluation

  • Date: Thu 26 November
  • Time: 2.30 – 4 pm
  • Venue: Coronation Shopping Plaza (same building as NTUC Fairprice), along Bt Timah Rd, #03-42, Bukit Timah Rd

This will be a 1 hr talk with hands on session to differentiate real and imitation diamonds.

Talk 2: Diamonds – certification (a continuation of the 1st talk for participants,if keen)

  • Date: Sat 28 Nov
  • Time: 2.30 – 4 pm
  • Venue: as above

Both talks are free. Max = 15 people (due to air-con classroom seating space)

Regards
Joan

Interested members please register here –

Talk 1.

  1. Joan (Event Coordinator)
  2. Lisa Ong – Not sure will attend
  3. Ivan Lim
  4. Constance Wong – Will attend once venue/date is confirmed
  5. Terence Seah
  6. Steven Chan
  7. Anna Seet
  8. Sam Goh
  9. Mary Ng (non member)
  10. Steven Chan
  11. Lily Ho
  12. Eyvonne Chew

Talk 2.
     1. Lisa Ong ?
     2. Susan Tan
     3. James Tan

An Enchanting Evening at Boat Quay – Saturday 5 December, 2009

Dear folks,

Shall we have an evening of fine dining, wine and karaoke by the Singapore River? It is that time of the year when the festive spirit is in the air and it is a good opportunity to meet new and ‘young’ friends!

The karaoke room is available to us free of charge from 6.00pm and it comes with an overhead projector. We are free to bring our own CDs.

Enjoy a different experience having your meals served on a hot stone!

SET MENU

  • Mushroom Soup
  • Choice of Main Course
  • 1) Norwegian Salmon or
  • 2) Chicken & Prawns or
  • 3) Rib Eye (Served with potato salad)
  • Dessert Mango Pudding
  • Coffee or Tea

Cost: $28.00 nett

  • Place: Sizzling Rock at 51 Boat Quay
  • Time: Dinner starts at 8.30pm. 
  • Corkage charge: $15.00
  • Closing date: 28 November, 2009

Dan & Joy will bring along a free bottle of wine!

EOs, Dan & Joy!

Registrations start here

  1. Dan Huang – with a bottle of red wine to share (PAID 28 NOV 09)/R/530
  2. Joy Chuang (PAID 28 NOV 09)/S/530
  3. Charles Chua (PAID 25 NOV 09)/R/815
  4. John Howe (PAID 1 DEC 09)/S/815
  5. Karen Thio (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  6. Janet Chan (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  7. Maggie Teo – with a bottle of barcadi Rum to share (PAID 1 DEC 09)/S/815
  8. Albert Tan (PAID 1 DEC 09)/S/815
  9. Susan Tan Jane Wong (PAID 28 NOV 09)/C/530
  10. James Tan Steven Chan (PAID 28 NOV 09)/R/530
  11. Tian Soo (PAID 28 NOV 09)/815
  12. Caroline Tan (PAID 1 DEC 09)/S/815
  13. Sue Chan (PAID 30 NOV 09)/C/530
  14. Cat Yeo (PAID 30 NOV 09)/S/530
  15. Andrew Koh (PAID 28 NOV 09)/R/530
  16. Boon Liang (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  17. Anna Seet
  18. Rene Leong (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  19. Gingko Nut (PAID 28 NOV 09)/R/530
  20. Suzchang (PAID 27 NOV 09)/C/815
  21. Ah Nee (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  22. Eyvonne Chew (PAID 26 NOV 09)/815
  23. Peng Peng (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/530
  24. Christina Chan (PAID 27 NOV 09)/R/530
  25. Eliza Chua (PAID 27 NOV 09)/815
  26. Lawrence Khan (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  27. Margaret Tian (PAID 27 NOV 09)/R/815
  28. Agnes Seow (PAID 26 NOV 09)/R/530
  29. Daisy Yeo (PAID 25 NOV 09)/R/815
  30. Florence Theng (PAID 30 NOV 09)/S
  31. Edmond Ong (PAID 30 NOV 09)/R
  32. Ann Lim (PAID 25 NOV 09)/S/815
  33. Maureen Lee (PAID 25 NOV 09)/S
  34. Irene Poh (PAID 26 NOV 09)/S
  35. Lilian Teo (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S
  36. Tan Sock Wah (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S
  37. Richard Kee (PAID 27 NOV 09)/R/815
  38. Jane Kee (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S/815
  39. Pauline Chew (PAID 27 NOV 09)/R/815
  40. Jacqueline Han (PAID 27 NOV 09)/S
  41. Frisna Tan (PAID 30 NOV 09)/530
  42. Winston Yeo/815
  43. Caroline Yun
  44. Hong Jeng/S/530
  45. Terence Seah (PAID 4 NOV 09)/R/530

REGISTRATION REALLY CLOSED!!!  Thanks for your support!

Kindly make payment to Joy’s POSB Savings Account 159-131645 by 28 Novenber, 2009, Thanks.

Click here for photos

Can you give moral support to SHCians who are trying to reach their ideal weight?

Some of you may remember the post on "What is your secret to looking good and feeling good?".  If you have joined the activities organised by fellow SHCians, you will probably understand that looking good and feeling good is very important, especially when we enter our SilverHairs years.  Feeliing good and looking good depends on a number of factors.

But, one factor which I like to start with is looking good.  Let start with height and weight.  There is such a thing as ideal weight.  Last one month, I realised that I increased my weight to 69 kg when my ideal weight for a height 164 mm should be 65 kg.  Likely due to too much eating.  And, there are many reasons why we cannot reach our ideal weight.

So, let’s help one another.  Go ahead and tell us and everybody what is your height in mm, your ideal weight (in kg) and your current weight (in kg).  On 16 Jan 2010, tell us again your height, your ideal weight and your new weight.   When another SHCian reads your wish, he/she can offer you a prize for meeting your ideal weight.  We all need incentive to control weight, altho we know it’s good for health.

So, let’s hear from you.  Don’t be shy.  Let’s the SHC community help you to reduce your weight, so that you can look good and feel good.

Register your participation here.

Terence Seah

Registration for the SHC weight loss program:

          Name           Height (cm) – Ideal weight (kg) – Current weight (kg)

  1. Terence Seah – 1.64 m – 65 kg – 69 kg
  2. Mary Lee – 1.59 m – 58 kg – 66 kg
  3. Mary Chan – 1.59 m – 57 kg – 58.5 kg
  4. Yew Kwong – 1.73 m – 70 kg – 70 kg
  5. Henry Lim – 1.64 m – 58 kg – 64 kg
  6. James Tan – 1.67 m – 63kg – 64 kg
  7. Sam Goh – 1.73 m – 65 kg – 95 kg
  8. Steven Ng – 1.75 m – 63 kg – 63 kg
  9. Tian Soo – 1.65 m – 65 kg – 71 kg
  10. Lily Ho – 1.58 m – 52 kg – 53 kg
  11. Caroline Gee – 1.60m – 57 kg – 60 kg
  12. Amy Soon – 1.55 m – 55 kg – 65.5 kg
  13. Lisa Ong – 1.63 m – 60 kg – 82.7 kg
  14. Abel Tan – What is  your height, ideal weight and current weight?
  15. Christina Pan – 1.65 m – 55 kg, 64.5 kg
  16. Robert Quek – 1.75m – 70 kg – 82 kg
  17. Veronique Lee – 1.62m – 53 kg – 50kg
  18. Dont be shy, register here.

Monthly walk: 14Nov, Singapore River bank

This is posted on behalf of Serene.  Her post, since Friday morning, remains in the "Pending Review" She did re-post and it went to the "Draft"; none appear in the SHC website.

Date: 14 November 2009 (Saturday)

Meeting Place: River View Hotel Lobby, Havelock Road (opposite Miramar/Copthorne Kings Hotel)
Bus #s: 51, 64, 123, 186 (both directions, along Havelock Road).

Start Time: 4.30pm
Duration: about 2 hours.

EOs for this walk: Serene Low and ChristinaCL Chan

The Singapore River forms a central artery in Singapore’s densely packed Central Business District packed ith skyscrapers, old-style bridges, historical buildings, and the nightlife-along the riverside streets of Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay.

The walk will begin from River View Hotel.  We will walk along the riverbanks, you will see the lighted ambience on the fringes of all the various "Quays"; upmarket condominiums, fine cuisine dining, drinking bars, manicured landscape, boutique bridges, paved walkways and river cruisers line the banks of the Singapore River.

On reaching Empress Place, we will cut across to the Merlion via Fullerton Hotel.  On this side of the waterfront, you will see the almost completed majestic 3 hotels of the IR.  We will stop here for some photo shoots and fresh air.  Then we shall continue the scenic walk across Esplanade Drive towards our endpoint…….. Esplanade Mall / Marina Leisureplex to absorb the great Christmas light up and feel the ecstatic mood of the festive season.

Rain or shine, the walk shall proceed.  Bring along an umbrella or rain coat for potential showers.  Don’t forget your camera, drinking bottle, sun block, a hat and walking sneakers. 

A lovely walk in the city by the river you will not forget – see ya!   emoticon   

Other Walk Team members: Joyce Tan, Andrew Thio, Charles Wee, Charles Chua, Veronica Wong, Jeffrey Lim, Mary Tan.

REGISTER HERE!   

  1. Serene Low  
  2. ChristinaCL Chan  
  3. Maureen Lee  
  4. Irene Poh  
  5. Gabrielle Chua 
  6. Ricky Wong &  
  7. Patricia Wong 
  8. Daisy Phua 
  9. Alice Seah
  10. Peng Peng
  11. Anna Seet
  12. Lynn Ng
  13. Jassmine Teo
  14. Joyce Tan
  15. Chris WH Chan
  16. Lee Seok Cheng
  17. Angie Ng
  18. King Seng

 

Thank you.

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Countdown Dinner & Dance 2009 – update 1

Dear Friends,

Registration for the Countdown D & D is closed.  Thank you for your interest and support!

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) Eileen Thean (paid)
29) Richard Kee (paid) 
30) Jane (paid) 
31) Eileen Lee (paid) – tics with me
32) Primrose Kok (paid)
33) Conrad (paid) – tics with me
34) Conrad’s Guest (paid) – tics with me
35) Maureen Lee (paid) 
36) Ricky (paid) 
37) Patricia (paid) 
38) Irene Poh (paid) 
39) Nina Choo (paid) – tics with me
40) Jane Loh (paid) – tics with me
41) Bira (paid)
42) Grace Kang Linda Khoo (paid) 
43) Catherine Chan (paid) – tics with me
44) Cynthia Ong Richard Kuan (paid) 
45) Jennifer Ong (paid) – tics with me
46) Pearlynn Tan (paid) – tics with me
47) Wana Tay (paid) – tics with me
48) Paul Kong (paid) tics with me
49) Peggy (paid) – tics with me
50) Pearl (paid) – tics with me

Note: Lena Ho and Pauline Chew, 2 seats has been reserved for you, pls made your payment. Thanks! 

Lena Ho & Pauline Chew (paid)

Learning Microsoft Excel – Sat, 14 & 21 Nov 09

In May 2008, SHC collaborated with YWCA to conduct learning sessions on computer for its members. At the same time, SHC members can participate in these learning sessions.

In the coming weeks, our member, Mr Chan Kwong Wah will be conducting Microsoft Excel 2007 (beginner) –

Date : Sat, 14 & 21 Nov 09

Time : 10 am to 12 pm

Venue : YWCA, Outram Road Centre

No of Sessions : 2 (Parts 1 & 2)

Fees : $12 (for 2 sessions)

YK (EC)

p/s : we need minimum 8 participants to start the session otherwise it will be cancelled

Max intake : 12. YWCA : 6 persons registered. SHC : 6. 

  1. Patrick Lee S J
  2. Susan Tan Seok Wah
  3. Thomas Lau

Class is now full. Interested members please wait for next class tba. Thank you.

November Monthly Members’ Gathering

Hello SHCians,

Details of the November’s monthly gathering are as follow :-

Date : Monday 30 November 2009
Time : 5.00pm to 9.00pm
Venue : Hans Cafe at Upper Pickering Street, Great Eastern Building         Entrance Fee: Free.       Meals : Food & Drinks available at counter     

Agenda

·        Getting to know you – for old and new members
·        Game 1 : Board games

Existing and new members are kindly encouraged to register to attend this meeting.  Your co-operation is very much appreciated. Please be reminded that this is a strictly SHC event and we do not encourage non-members/guests from attending.

For logistic purposes, closing date for registering your name is Friday 27th November 2009.

EO :  Rosalind Lee As Ros told me that she is unable to attend this meeting. Hence, I will take over.

Assistants :  Sam Goh, Thomas Loh

 Registration List

  1. Terence Seah
  2. Dan Huang
  3. ChristinaCL Chan (tentative)
  4. Francis R. Mangalam
  5. Marilyn Tang
  6. Lim Tian Soo
  7. Norlinda
  8. Sam Goh (helping)
  9. Caroline Gee
  10. Lily Ho Willocq
  11. June Chin
  12. Charles Chua
  13. Yew Kwong 
  14. Thomas Loh (helping)
  15. Mary Chan
  16. Richard Lim
  17. Dolly Lim
  18. Sue Chan
  19. Cath Yeo
  20. Vincent Khoo
  21. Teresa Hwang
  22. Andrew Chee
  23. Clara Ho
  24. Jeremy Tan
  25. Thomas Lau
  26. Shirley Wong
  27. Wai Yin
  28. Mitchell Lim
  29. Chris Ho
  30. Lai Fong
  31. Doreen Cady
  32. Gingko
  33. Gary Ong
  34. Anthony Lee
  35. Jeff Lim
  36. Steven Chan
  37. Doreen Ang
  38. Eve Choy
  39. Yvonne Ang
  40. Bernie Chung
  41. Susan Tan
  42. James Tan
  43. Lee Patrick
  44. Cheng Pun
  45. Susan Goh
  46. Lydia Kain
  47. Richard Kee
  48. Jayne Ho
  49. Hou Chong
  50. Daisy Yeo
  51. Veronique
  52. Eileen Gum
  53. Clarice Ng
  54. Kenneth Tan
  55. Alice Seah
  56. Lina Tan
  57. Peng Peng
  58. Sophia Lim
  59. Ann Lim
  60. Frisna Tan
  61. Catherine Ho
  62. Richard Wong
  63. Robert Quek &
  64. Kristy Quek
  65. Jonathan Ong
  66. Pat Lee Gim Siew

Social and line dance party – 13/12/09 (Sun)

I am going to the party. I am EC(Event Co-ordinator) for this event.

Social and Line Dance Party
Date:13/12/09
Day : Sunday
Time : 5.00pm to 10.00p.m
Venue:Level 3, Kampong Kembangan Community Centre
5, Lengkong Tiga, Singapore 417408

MRT: Three minutes walk from Kembangan MRT station.
Bus no: 2,7,24,25,26,28,30,32,33,42,67 & 854.
Car Park: No car parking in cc. After kkcc, immediately turn first left HDB car park and left again. You will arrive behind the cc. Free parking on Sundays. Please ensure park at white lots only.

Dances: Social and Line Dances
There will be two slots for Line dancing, playing 1. Electric Slide 2.Honky Tonk Storm 3.Cowboy Cha Cha 4. Rio 5. Rock rock around the clock 6. Mun chang Fei 7. Land of enchantment. 8. Waltz of Texas. 9. Koot Kart and 10. Red hot Salsa.

Food: Buffet Dinner and free flow of soft drinks.
Ticket: S$10.00 for kkccdanceclub members & S$12.00 for non-members.

Payment to be made either through ATM Transfer or Internet Banking to CATHERINE KOH’s POSB Saving accounts 035-17910-0. After you had remitted the payment, please indicate the name of payee and any identification note via comment under this post.

Closing date for payment is on 03/12/2009.

Registration Open:
1. Jeffrey Gan(Paid)
2. Mary Ann(Paid)
3. Francis R Mangalam(Paid)
4. Catherine Koh(Paid)
5. Christine Chong(Paid)
6. Catherine Lee(Paid)
7. Edwin Tan(Paid)
8. Ivy Soh(Paid)
9. Jeffrey Ang(Paid)
10. Irene Tan(Paid)
11. Richard Yee(Paid)
12. Kathreen Lee(Paid)
13. Johnny Lee(Paid)
14. Lydia Lee(Paid)
15. Agnes King(Paid)
16. Susan Tan(Paid)
17. Margaret Ong(Paid)
18. Molly Chua(Paid)
19. Ronald Lee(Paid)
20. Dan Huang
21. Joy
22. Bessie Lam
23. AndreSP

Anyone can help to hold the Nov’09 monthly gathering

I need help for members to come forward to organise the Nov’09 gathering. Any volunteers?? Pls come forward.  I am unable to organise this month gathering as I am very tied up with work in China and most of the time, hv to station in China.  Hence, any help would be much appreciated.

Dolly

Profound quotes or phrases

I thought I’d start a thread whereby all of us can share quotes or phrases that is meaningful and worth pondering over.

Here’s mine that I received via email from a good friend.

"Apologizing does not mean that you are wrong and the other one is
right…It simply means that you value the relationship much more than
your ego  …"

Free wash and blow or Hair Perming

Hi all girls, I could arrange the above event from a Hair Academy(in China Town), as my daughter is a student there. This event is only for the ladies, it can even extend to yr maids or others, may be this is the way to save some money, right…

Anyone interested may list your name here…

Or through email….  

Love

vivian lai (Event Co-Ordinator)

Year 2010 – Monthly Lunch/Dinner outings

Hello fellow SHCians! Would any of you be keen to go for a food hunt once a month, commencing January 2010?

There are many yummy eateries – restaurants/zhe zhars at coffee shops/hawker stalls spread all over Singapore that serve delicious dishes at very reasonable price. My idea is to have any SHC member recommend a good place to eat, either for lunch or dinner during a chosen day of the month.

Of course, the credo ‘One man’s meat is another man’s poison’ will prove challenging but it’ll be interesting to be adventurous once a month.

I suggest Dolly Lim be the EO of this……..:p

Ros

 

MONTHLY walks

INFORMATION ONLY!

The recent months, the Walk Team EOs has been rather preoccupied with personal matters.  As it is, Oct09
slipped by,,,,,,,  

It is norm we hang up our walking boots come December.  However, last week, due to unforeseen
circumstances the route planned for November walk has to be rescheduled to December instead.

For November’s walk, we managed to recce another route. 
Look out for relevant details and registration TOMORROW!              emoticon

Final 2 Monthly walks scheduled for 2009: (on 2nd Saturdays of the month)

14 Nov– Singapore River (scenic)
12 Dec – Dairy Farm (new route)

Let the joy of doing a pleasant activity be there always!

EOs of the Walk Team:   Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Mary Tan, Jeffrey Lim, Joyce Tan; Charles Chua, Serene Low, Andrew Thio and me, ChristinaCL Chan,,,,signing off…

Stay cool! Be cool!     emoticon          c ya!

Quote:
"Walking is a weight-bearing exercise, it can also help prevent the bone disease osteoporosis.  Walking
increases bone health, especially strengthening the hip bone, and lowering the more harmful bad low-
density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, and raises the more useful good high-density lipoprotein (HDL)
cholesterol".

Monthly Cycling on Sat, 21 Nov 09 @ ECP

Sat, 21 Nov from 4 p.m. at East Coast Park

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 together after the session at the nearby Tung Lok Restaurant. Pls come n join us.

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

Our Usual 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 ride to Changi Village this round. 
  • Lily leads standard distance cyclists around ECP (distance abt 6 to 8km).
  • There will not be learning sesssion.  
  • 6.30 – 7.00 p.m. : All cyclists ride back to start point to return bikes n go for dinner.

Tung Lok Menu as arranged by Ah Nee :

  1. Barbecued Combination Platter
  2. Fish Maw Bisque Ala Tung Lok
  3. Deep Fried Live Prawns with Crispy Oats
  4. Steamed Red Tilipia with Crisp Soy Bean Crumb
  5. Braised House Special Bean Curd with Nameko Mushroom
  6. Vegetable
  7. Braised E-Fu Noodle
  8. Red Bean Pan Cake.

Wow! for the price of $25 Nett per person, (included Chinese Tea, Pickle, 10% Service Charge and GST)

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

Members Who Are Coming for Cycling Only – No Dinner

  1. Patrick Lee SJ
  2. Norlinda
  3. Steven Chan
  4. Caroline Tan 
  5. Agnes Yong 

Members Who Are Coming for Cycling & Dinner

  1. Lily Ho
  2. Ah Nee
  3. Jade
  4. Hou Chong
  5. Susan Chang
  6. Lina Ng
  7. Veronique
  8. Steven Ng
  9. Maggie Teo
  10. Albert
  11. Gingko
  12. Rene
  13. Ricky Wong
  14. Patricia Wong
  15. Charles Chua

THOSE WHO REGISTER FOR DINNER, PLEASE KINDLY TAKE NOTE : 

DUE TO SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH TUNG LOK, THE NUMBER OF PAX ONCE CONFIRMED, 

NO LAST MINUTE CANCELLATION IS ALLOWED.

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Some events for the first part of 2010

Here’s some ideas for those who are itching to be Event Organisers.  Dolly and myself discussed some ideas over the weekend.  If you have not organised an event before for SHC members, consider fulfilling this itch.  Also, a good opportunity to make an old dream come true.

  1. a Joget event, very much a popular dance in Malaysia.  Very often, performed at cultural festivals, wedding celebrations and social functions.
  2. a Prom night, good old school days
  3. Our annual Chinese New Year lunch
  4. March/annual D&D
  5. and maybe a Valentine event.

Like to give it a go?

Terence Seah