Dear SHCians

A friend is looking for interviewing tomorrow at Dept of Statistics for 20 positions for 6 months contract admin.

Interested please sent your email to me at angsylvia58@gmail.com before 3 pm today.

Good luck.  Cheers

Sylvia

Movie:      STARDUST

Date:        29/4/10 (Thursday)

Time:        7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Venue:    Shaw Foundation Alumni Hall Auditorium (SFAH), Level 2

               Kent Ridge Drive, NUS Campus

               Car Park 15

Map:      http://www.nus.edu.sg/campusmap/

Sypnosis:

Hi all, I am David, Singaporean,aged 53, Chinese and married. I work as a full-time tutor,teaching mainly Maths to upper Primary and Sec 1 pupils. I enjoy my work and rest days are Sundays and some public holidays. When free, I read, watch movies, meet with family members and close friends, go window-shopping with my wife and have a good meal together. By the way, I’m a vegetarian..:) I used to play golf,but gave up two years ago, since I can’t play like Tiger Woods..:)

I am most willing to share my expertise and experience with SHC members in areas like education, investment and Forex trading. I was in the banking and finance industry for 17 years prior to giving private tuition. I am eager to meet new friends and have a meaningful and fun exchange. I love to travel as well, often making short trips to M’sia.

David

Hi SHCians,

Just found that i am unable to click ‘Comments’ to view comments of members. Wonder members also have same problem or if not, how to solve this problem. Thanks for some advice.

Cheers!

Henry

Hi Everyone,

A friend of mine invited me to a charity fund walk-Habitat-Barclays Bare Your Sole 2010- to be held on 5 June 2010 Saturday at East Coast Park Angsana Green (behind the food centre).  It’s a 5km bare foot walk (no cycling allowed) event from 7am to 3 pm.  Participant walks barefoot to raise funds for humanitarian projects in poor disaster-struck countries to build homes & fight poverty.

I’m going to go with a couple of my girls and wonder if any of you would like to join in too.

Information in brief are:

Charity: Habitat for Humanity Singapore

registration fee:   Adults - choice of $25, 35, 45 per pax

                            Students/children - $20

                            Family of 4 (2A + 2C) - choice of $80, 100, 120

registration deadline is 7 May 2010 or earlier if target of participants met.

can register & find out more online at www.bareyoursole.org.sg/join

There will be a goodie bag collection prior to event date when participation is registered.

Thot it will be a good cause & fun to do a walk bare footed.

I can be contacted at : andrew_thio@email.com

Come and  oin me -

1. Andrew Thio (Event Co-Ordinator)
2. Charles Chua
3. Michelle Khoo
4. Joyce Tan
5. Evelyn

HELP !!!!!

Puppy mill breeder/owner in Pasir Ris has just about to abandon  his breeding stock and their puppies. 75 dogs are up for FOSTER or ADOPTION. Many breeds of various ages.

Spotted are healthy cavalier king charles, chihuahua, maltese, mini schnauzer, shih tzu, pomeranian, jack russell terrier, whippet, sheltie, golden retriever, labrador, silky, yorkie, poodle, beagle, british bull, cairn terrier. From 1 month old and up.

You can contact Steven at sfc0007@yahoo.com.sg for more details of the contact nos or sms to the person in charge. Hope some of you kind souls can adopt or foster the DOGS or the CATS otherwise some may end up at SPCA and put to sleep due to shortage of space. 

Hi Everyone, I come to know SHC through the ST, I have been following SHC’s activities, at first out of curiosity and then admiration for what Terence, his fellow founders & all the volunteer EOs of this very good club has done & is continuing to do.

We all know that Singaporean’s ability to always find solutions to their challenges are lengendary!!. Now I’m a proud member of SHC and proud to be associated with such exceptional Singaporeans in the club. Exceptional Singaporeans who collectively, would take the bull by the horns, and face future challenges bravely & with resolve. Resolved that by their collective efforts, their future can definitely be happily brighter ones!!. SALUTE !!

Coming back closer to the surface of our earth, I like to smell the grass, like in our recent EXTreme Ramble!! ( EO Jeff & Joyce ) something I would not ever have done on my own!! Nooks & corners of this lovely island I never thought existed. Or what about that ‘Yum Seng’ all night long, interspeared with flexing dancing muscles at the Kovan( EO AhNee ). Having known Sue Chan since our French classes @ Alliance Francaise several years ago, I joined her small group ‘hanging-out in Phnom Penh for 4 days together with Co-EO, Jeff Lim. All these activities are experienced with the overflowing warmth & camaraderie of fellow SHCians. Thank you very very much!!

I agree with Terence, our inspirational Founder, that the immediate challenge for us is the Male_Female ratio. As a result of this ratio, there’s less dynamism than we would have expected in our events & activities. I believe a brain-storming session on this issue would be beneficial for the convergence on the disparity.

As I have moved to the other side of my own century, I feel great that there’s such a great club like SHC. I look forward to joining more events, and meeting many other fellow SHC’ians. I have even adopted Jonathan’s post as my personal motto : ” May the rest of your life be THE BEST OF YOUR LIFE”.

Henry Yip

Topic:     Anticipating & Reducing Resistance to Change

Date:      21.4.10 (Wed)

Time:      6pm - 8pm

Venue:    Hotel Intercontinental, Bugis Junction

Room:    Vault 3, Basement

Note:

1   Notes-cum-worksheets are available at $2 per copy before the talk.

2   Free complimentary parking tickets are available subject to availabilty.

3   Do join us for a drink or a meal after the talk if you have the time.

Registration: (max. 12)

1. Robert Quek (EC)
2. Kristy Quek
3. Peggy Yap
4. Arthur Yap
5. Alice Seah
6. Patrick Lee
7. Esther Leong
8. Francis R Mangalam
9. Stephen Low
10. Marge Tian
11. Steven Chan
12. Lee Peng Peng
13. Registration (closed).

Silver Lining is a bi-monthly magazine that caters largely to readers aged above 45. One of the regular articles
it features are on people with unusual hobbies or collections. The current issue (Apriil - May 2010) features a quirky old SHC geezer who does origami with one hand, and his collection of more than 500 origami books from all corners of the world.

The magazine is looking for more folks with other unusual hobbies or collections to be featured in forthcoming issues. If you have an unusual hobby or collections or know of someone who has, they would love to hear from you.

I have agreed to be Silver Lining’s unpaid contact person for this purpose. To address possible concerns, this message was posted after obtaining prior clearence from Terence.

Best regards,

Ron Koh

Dear SHC Member

A friend is looking for Part time Telemarketer and admin urgently. 5 days week, 4 hours work a day at Newton office. Hardworking, committed, willing to learn. Speak English, Mandarin and Dialects.

Please contact me for details, urgently to arrange for an interview.

Good Luck

Cheers

Sylvia Ang

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 2 turn into chitchat session.