No politics, religion, sex, race, direct selling & MLM. For Singaporeans & PRs, over 45.
2013 Morning Walks
Date : Friday 22nd March
Time / Duration : 7.30am – 10.00am (2 ½ hours)
Meeting Point : Raffles Place MRT station, exit E
End Point : We will walk past Marina Bay Sands, Marina Barrage, Tanjong Rhu, East Coast Park and end in Marine Parade Food Centre for brunch
Items To Wear/Bring : Walking shoes, umbrella/raincoat and drinking water, hat if you’re afraid of the sun
EOs : Linda Chan & Margaret Wee
Register here:
Hi members,
I am going to raise a topic which has always been one of our concerns; and this is the most common observations among members and Singaporeans alike.
Why is it that there are always more men women than women men at social events? It’s not that the ratio of women to men is 60:40; but it’s more like 80:20. We always thought that many men do not like dancing; and this may be partly right.
When it comes to other social events, we are also having the same observations. Why are the men shying away? Are they too busy? But really, I think we have to understand the reasons. And then, we need to know if we try to do so, we are banging our head against the wall. If we cannot have an equal ratio, then we will continue to face the same problem, even if the membership is increased.
So, should we increase our membership? What do you think?
Terence Seah
Hi SHE Members
Do remember that we have the above enterprise to cater for elder members to be part time elder sitters. Pass the word around and if you know of anyone that requires our services.
Call Jenny or Vivian.
Hello fellow SHCians,
For your information, I am doing a second repeat of this talk in Leng Kee CC (5-minutes walk from Redhill MRT) on the abovementioned date. The time is from 3.00PM to 5.00PM. For those interested, please go to link itforseniors.wordpress.com or meetup.com/itforseniors for more details. The classroom can only accommodate 20 persons and now we have twenty registered. Registration is now closed.
hewlee (EC)
Those registered coming:
1) Vivian Lai
2) from meetup.com/itforseniors (not coming)
3) from meetup.com/itforseniors
4) from meetup.com/itforseniors
5) Sally Kang
6) Winnie Tan (not coming)
7) Susan CH Tan
8) Yatsing
9) Dorine Tan
10) Tan Mary
11) Peri Liew
12) Tan Seow Mai
13) June Koh
14) Theresa Seow
15) Christina Chan
16) Oi Cheng
17) Goh Ah Lam
18) Yew Tiong
19) Richard Wong
20) Dan Huang
21) Serene Ho
22) Olivia Ros Jiang
23) Gingko Tay
24) Registration closed
GREAT NEWS! From this month onwards, advertisers will be able to attach pictures of their items in their advertisements. Now, with pictures, those difficult to describe things can also be put up for sale (or to give away). 
If you are looking for a certain thing to buy (or to borrow), you can also advertise your interest/search on this flea mart site.
A gentle reminder: Go through the guidelines before posting your advertisements.
The March online flea mart is now open for your advertisements.
Guidelines:
2 advertisements of 5 lines each per registered member.
OR
1 advertisement of 10 lines per month.
Self-organised and self-led trips advertisements are permitted.
1 picture per advertisement.
NOT PERMITTED:
1. advertisements of company
products/services
2.advertiser’s telephone number.
3.comments/queries about the advertised items.
Please include your e-mail contact.
Hi Everyone,
I am glad to become part of the club. I am 47 years old and working in
the administrative department.
I enjoy singing, dancing, yoga, travelling and socialising.
Have a great & wonderful 2013!
Please note:
From March 2013, monthly walks will be an EC event till further notice. 
You are allowed to bring your adult friends who are non-SHC members (please get them to join SHC club, too)
Please observe SHC Rule –
Names & pictures of non-members are not to be shown or mentioned in SilverHairsClub.com!!
Date: Saturday, 09th March 2013
Start Time: 4.20pm SHARP
Duration of walk: approx 3hrs
Meeting Place: Blk 7 Empress Road Market/Hawker Centre, off Farrer Road (not Farrer Park!).
Getting to Meeting Place:
1) Nearest MRT-CircleLine CC20 Farrer Road MRT, Exit B,
walk “against traffic flow”, backwards along Farrer Rd to Blk 7.
OR
2) by Bus – available along both sides of Farrer Road: 48, 93, 153, 165, 174, 186, 855 and 961.
End of walk: The Grandstand (former Turf Club/City). There is a FREE Shuttle service to three MRT Stations – Newton, Toa Payoh & Botanic Gardens.
Event Co-Ordinators: Jeffrey Lim & ChristinaCL Chan.
Brief Description:
LET’s TREK WHERE FEW VENTURE!
The PipeLine Rambles are a series of 4 treks introduced in 2008. PLR 2 and PLR 3 are my favorite treks.
We did PLR 2 on 2nd August 2008, time to revisit this trek again! 
This interesting mini trek with lush greenery all the way is not “our norm walk in the park”.
The terrain is undulating, as we trek up & down slopes, the route is mostly off the beaten track.
The trail is exploratory and you can add some excitement if you so wish,
** get onto & walk on a large pipe OR
** slide down another OR
** test of strength…. challenge your HAND POWER, heave oneself up a 4-feet wall (if it is still there).
Let me assure you that the challenges are not as daunting as it seems; there are OPTIONS …. hehe
The walk shall end at the newly transformed lifestyle hub: The Grandstand where a variety of cuisine awaits!
IF you do not wish your legs to itch, come in long pants, longer socks & proper walking shoes!
Stay cool Be cool! 
Our Walk Team ECs: Charles Wee, Jeffrey Lim, Mary Tan, Joyce Tan, Veronica Wong, Serene Low,
Conrad Tang, Lydia Soh, Alice Seah and I, ChristinaCL Chan,,,,, signing off!
COME! LET’S RAMBLE TOGETHER! 
REGISTER HERE.
1. Jeffrey Lim
2. ChristinaCL Chan
3. Andrew Yeung
4. Shirley TanSM
5. June Koh
6. Margaret Wee (no show)
7. Alice Seah
8. Janie Leong
9. Judy Lim
10. Thomas Lau &
11. Lucy Tan
12. Daniel Chan (withdraw, family matter)
13. Lawrence Khan
14. Azhari Cuttilan
15. Veronique Lee
16. Richard Wong
17. Karen Thio
18. Sally Tan
19. Andrew Koh
20. Lydia Soh
21. Dorine Tan (withdraw, unwell)
22. Susan Tan
23. JamesTan CL
24. Eddie Lee &
25. Margaret Chua
26. Yew Tiong
27. Rosalind Soh
28. K.C. Lau
29. Helen Wong
30. Helen Quek
31. Serene Low
CLICK here to view PHOTOS
Dear Members,
The next monthly gathering is scheduled as follows:
Date: Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Time: 4.30 pm 8.30 pm
Venue: Hans Cafe Great Eastern Building, Upper Pickering Street
Charges: Free. You are free to buy your own food and beverages at the counter
Please bring along your name tag. If you don’t have one, we will give you a stick-on label.
Registration required. This gathering is strictly meant for SHC members only.
Volunteers are required to man the registration desk. Anyone?
The objective of the monthly gathering is to enable social networking among all SHC members (new or old) to update each other, to touch base or share with each other the latest new thing you have learnt/done, eaten or travelled.
Suggested topics for informal discussion among members during the meeting:
1) With the advent of Information Technology (IT), how is this new media and the infocommunication technology (ICT) affect us and other seniors.
2) What is being done (by the authorities) to upgrade or prepare us, the current/future seniors, for more changes to come.
Registration list:
1) Andrew Yeung
2) Clara Chay (Registration desk)
3) Annie Loh
4) Myra Chia
5) Kenneth Tan
6) Barbara Lim
7) Gabriella Chua (not coming)
8) Susan CH Tan
9) Johnny Pow
10) Annie Tan
11) ChristinaCL Chan
12) Zahriah Kassim
13) Richard Wong
14) Lynn Tai
15) Moly Quek
16) Henry Foo
17) Daniel Chan
18) Peri Liew
19) Thomas Loh
20) Alfred Ang
21) Judy Lim
22) Theresa Seow
23) Lilian Teo
24) Sue Chan
25) Martin Lee
26) Stephen Low
27) Peter Goh
28) Linda Kuan
29) Primrose Lok
30) Goh Ah Lam
31) Soh Yew Tiong
32) Boon Liang
33) Janet
34) Jane Tan
35) Mega Abdullah
36) Terence Seah
37) Sally SC Tan
38) Doreen Lau
39) John Howe
40) Winnie Lim
41) Norlinda M Ali
42) Chang Pun
43) David Lim
44) Mak Seek Kay
45) Andrew Koh
Hi,? Gong Xi Fatt Choy to every members.
My office is shifting to a new location and would like to rename the followings:
1.? Staff Welfare & Health Committee – A new name which is upbeat, relevant and hip
2.? Lounge – It is to be a place for informal gatherings, makan and the exchange of ideas.
Any ideas from you guys and gals?
Hi Guys…..
I’m planning to go for a short 4-day cruise in April
and would love more company….
Early bird price (need to pay up in full by 28-Feb).
$405 per person (twin sharing basis…. cabin has twin beds)….. $127 all
inclusive taxes.
Total : $532 (very good deal !)
Please email me if you are interested by 23-Feb. My email : lydiachinyk@gmail.com
Pass the word around ……
Cheers
Lydia Chin
It’s been a long time since I last raised the issue of dating for Seniors. Recently I had a chat with a few members, and the same topic arose. I would like to revive the issue for discussion; give some serious considerations to the issue and perhaps plan for a dating event for Seniors.
Among club members, some of us are single; others are divorced; some are separated while others are going through the divorce process. For some, the spouse has left the world. There are reasons why some of us are single or single again. Life can be lonely, as we walk the path thrugh our SilverHair years. There is so much to live for; for our siblings, our friends, and for the freedom to see the world. We have also SilverHairsClub members; many of whom have become close friends.
But, in our private life, we still want to have a close partner; someone whom we can chat from morning till night, hold hands as we stroll around the parks, hug one another when there is the feeling of sadness and pain. To have a partner to live together as we walk towards the end of the rainbow. For those who have a spouse or a partner, you will know what I mean.
For some of us, being single is a choice. For some, having a life partner can make a difference to our everyday life. No one can predict the outcome of having a partner; neither can we have a guarantee of a more meaningful life.
Many of our friends are singles or singles again. And we know they would like to find someone who can share the rest of their lives together. As we have read in the newspapers, the country places a lot of attention to young adults. But, Seniors deserve attention too. In this Post, I hope we can help our fellow members, friends and other Seniors who are singles to find someone who can be their life partner. Let’s do something.
If you share the same concerns, I would like to ask you to join me in a discussion group, to discuss what we can do; and perhaps organise an event, specially for our single or singles again Seniors. We keep the options and ideas open. Feel free to discuss with ideas and thoughts. Keep the warm water flowing, so as to encourage participation among singles and non-singles.
If you would like to join in the “planning committee”, please email terences@SilverHairsClub.com. We will likely have regular discussions over Whatsapp, followed by a meeting sometime end March.
This is a sensitive topic for some, so your encouragement would be great.
Terence Seah
Hi All, the badminton group has been quite regular – since April/May 2012. It is steadily growing with the regulars and not-so-regulars, from East to West (and all over Singapore), congregating at Bukit Gombak Stadium on Thursdays from 10.00am to 12.00 noon. We have increased to 2 courts, that means a total of 4 hours of play. For the coming weeks, we will have coaching sessions for the weaker players. This is to improve the standards of play – but it is OPTIONAL. We welcome players of ALL skills/standards. Our routine is to play, chit-chat, laugh, play, CHEER/JEER – then shower (bring your own hot water and soap)- then lunch (at your own expense) across the road. Sometimes, we have more elaborate ones (thanks to the drivers amongst us.) Come join us, get to know us – players /non-players – or just have coffee/lunch. Latest Attraction – meet our handsome COACHES 
who will teach you new badminton tricks…
The SilverHairsClub is a social club, mainly for Singaporeans, and targetting those who are 45 years and above. The Club’s key objective is to provide a platform for members to meet new and more friends.
SHC, in short for SilverHairsClub, revolves around a virtual club named SilverHairsClub.com. This is accessible by all members as well as members of the public. Members can enter the Club, as long as they have an userid and a password.
The Club has been very successful and active, and this is attributed to the many SHC members who help to bring other members together, by organising physical and real-life activities. Members who organise activities strictly for members are called Event Organisers EOs”; while members who organise activities for members as well as non-members, are called Event Coordinators ECs. All these roles are voluntary. In return, we encourage members to do their part by organising activities for other members too.
Every club has its rules; and SHC, being a social club, does not permit discussions on politics, race, religion, sex, direct selling and MLM on its forum and activities. We have been more relaxed on advertising, and we can now accept paid advertising. Cooperations with external organisations or groups can be made via its Corporate membership.
I have tried to handover the running of SHC to interested members, by mid 2013; but unfortunately, there has been no response or interest. While I would still keep this option as open, I think I would not delay a change further. Most of the feedback centred around having a committee. I have thought about it and shall give it a go. However, EOs and ECs are still free to continue to organise activities as they seem fit.
Currently, we have the following members providing supporting roles in SHC. They are:
Generally, I am looking for members who are keen to serve on the committee. The roles are mainly to encourage and support different activities and topics., and not to organise activities as a key role. Some of the roles I am looking for are in membership, Public relations, Sports, Charity, small business, Jobs and Advertising. There are more; and we can definitely look at more roles, with the aim of supporting members needs.
I look forward to your ideas and thoughts.
Terence Seah
Hi all, I am 59++. Have been cycling since primary school days. Keeps fit by cycling all over Singapore.
Likes oriental and western classical music. Likes nature photography but due to poor eyesight, reduced to simple auto-focus shots using hand phone.
Have wife but no kid. Was in IT trade. Currently looking for a simpler job.
I met one of your members, Irene Poh, at the Esplanade outdoor theatre.
Currently attending line dancing, folk dance class at a CC near my home. Enjoy leisure/brisk walking, attending free concerts in the park etc and travelling.
Joanna
Hi,
I’m Jaybee. 52 years young and serving in the RSAF.
I’m married to Lily Zhang and have 4 grown up children. My hobbies include soccer, golf and
cycling. Due to a recent spine injury, I can no longer play soccer or golf,
hence spend most of my leisure time cycling.
I also cycle to work to keep fit, still need to take IPPT : (
Guidelines
2 advertisements of 5 lines each per registered member.
OR
1 advertisement of 10 lines per month.
Self-organised and self-led trips advertisements are permitted.
Sale of home baked cakes/cookies for CNY advertisements are permitted.
NOT PERMITTED:
1. advertisements of company
products/services
2.advertiser’s telephone number.
3.comments/queries about the advertised items.
Please include your e-mail contact.
Very soon, we will be celebrating Lunar New Year. And, I like to take this opportunity to wish everybody a healthy Snake year. I believe a number of us are sentimental as we remember the many traditions we used adopt during this Spring festival.
So, enjoy all the eating, drinking, gambling and meeting up with friends and relatives. Let’s take this occasion to give our best wishes to our fellow friends. Include some YouTube songs, stories and reflections
Terence Seah
Dear Members
By now most of you might have received and read email from Terence ref "February News Update".
I just want to make a quick clarification here i.e. the original article was without name hence I asked you to guess ‘who am I’ but then the "Admin" added my name in it, hence there’s no need to guess anymore isn’t it?
But since I mentioned about BIGGER prize and several members have responded with my photo, I therefore would like to say "ok, the prize will still be given to those who have my photo" (but no prize for guessing who am I hee hee).
you may download the pic here or send it to frispjt@yahoo.com.
Closing date: 8 Feb 2013 midnight
Prize will be given on 17 Feb at the Lohei gathering (so make sure you are there!)
For those who wrote to me via "admin", I will respond to you before CNY ok? (frankly I’m quite glad many ‘non active’ members responding to the email. it’s worth the effort and time I put in)
For many of us, we will be at least 65 years old in 20 years time. Last week, the Singapore government released the Population White Paper with the headline "6.9 million population in 2030".For many of us, we will be at least 65 years old in 20 years time.
Of course, some of us might not need to be too worried, as we may not be around. This projection has generated a lot of interest in Singapore, and among Singaporeans. Name it and we can read them in the papers concerns of high cost housing, medical care, less space and job competition. There are numerous concerns.
I thought we can have a hearty chat on this topic, which is close to the hearts of many of us. As the elderly population increases, does Singapore need to raise the projected population to 6.9 m people in 20 years time? The paper projects growth rates of 2 – 3% with this population increase. This number seem rather modest, as any global financial crisis can easily wipe this number off.
What can we do, being a part of Singapore elderly? Take a broad view on the topic. What would you do? Maybe take a less serious view or even a fun view; your thoughts and ideas may be worth considering. Some ideas and suggestions may be useful to the economists and the government.
Keep the politics element out of this Post please.
Terence Seah
There is a meeting up with all practitioners of the YiXue and will be transmitting the traditional Lotus-Hand from the Lotus Great System.
Venue: Amara Hotel in Tanjong Pagar (MRT – Tanjong Pagar),
3rd floor, Function room
When: Wednesday, the 30th January 2013
Time: commences at 7.30 pm
The meaning of the Lotus-Hand
The Lotus-Hand is the direct transmission from the teacher / master through the Laogong acupuncture point to the practitioner. The energy transmisson helps to raise the vital life energy of the practitioner or recipent, boosting the immune system, and enhancing it.
It is given for health purposes, especially for the weak and those who are chronically ill. It regulates emotional disharmony and stabilizes yin and yang. For good health, longevity, happiness and good fortune
This is a free workshop, with open minded, I think it’s no harm going, call me if u r there. (sorry for the last mins).
vivian Lai
Ladies & Gentlemen of Leisure –
Come for a fun-filled afternoon of ‘beginner class’ Line Dancing.
Venue: East Coast Siglap CC – 6 Palm Road.
Date : 18 Feb 2013 / Mondays.
Time : 1pm to 2.30pm
Fees : $65 for 10 lessons. Passion Card members pay $55.
Interested participants & enquiries please email me: aunty.pearly@gmail.com
Be There!!
EC: Pearl Wong.
Hi All, I am currently pursuing the Specialist Diploma in Health Promotion at Nanyang Polytechnic. My group is undertaking a project to find out the needs of caregivers of dementia patients. The internet and brochures from the hospital/day centres etc are some areas where caregivers have access for information. But it is mostly "too technical" or "too general".. As such, my team mates and I are interviewing caregivers to find out the "gaps" and attempt to consolidate a "survival kit" for caregivers, both professionals (such as doctors/nurses) and non-professionals (such as spouse/children/relatives/etc). If you are a caregiver, (now or have taken care of one previously) and willing to share your experiences, please email me at inez@wsinnovate.net. I will furnish you with more details about the project. Thanks A Lot.. inez
Cabaret Night can come alive again this year.
I wonder whether those who attended the last “Shanghai Cabaret Night 2010” still remember the event of glamour and nostalgia. Well, perhaps we can revive the occasion.
The owners of the last SHC Cabaret Jeffrey and Geraldine have just sold off their stakes to a rich tycoon couple. Together, the couple run a few nightclubs in Shanghai. Hongkong, Singapore and Taipei. The guests are mainly the rich and well-to-do and those who love drinks and songs. Each night, limousines and rolls royce would stop at its main entrance. A MRT train runs by the Cabaret. Elegantly dressed ladies and huge pouch men, accompanied by body guards would turned up nightly at its doors.
There is fun and lots of money roll around each night. The stage is well set, with Chinese decor and dimmed lights. Beautiful singers come on stage each night and they would sing songs to bring out memories of love, the past and nostalgia. There are also free lance ladies and guy dancers who can dance with the guests, for USD 5 per song.
Cabaret Night 2013 is a sequel to Shanghai Night 2010. This is an evening of drinks, dancing, chit chat and business deals. It’s also an evening to entertain your clients, whether you are a rich business tycoon or a lady boss running a chain of restaurants.
Of course, there is room for those who want a night out for drinks only, so as to forget the world of saddness, revenge and love loss. Guests can end the evening with more drinks and Taiwanese porridge at the night market.
Guys and gals, this Cabaret night is a theme event. The city is Taipei. Most Taipei people speak Mandarin, Min Nan (Hokkien) and some English. This event is strictly and exclusive to SilverHairsClub members. The cabaret serves drinks, no food. Tips of one USD is common to all service staff. Mainly there will be songs, drinks, dancing and anything the worldly earth brings us. Strictly no line dancing. Songs are mainly Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese and a few English. The era is 1970s. Bouncers will be at the door, so good behaviour, proper dressing.
Please note this event is themed around a nightclub cabaret, and not intended to support perceived negative morals. The idea is to bring back the good old days, listen to old songs, good fun and enjoy the company of fellow SilverHairsClub members.
No details of the event yet. Let’s plan together,perhaps over the next two months, and make it an event to relive past memories of the 70s. Nothing has been set yet. There is a likelihood this event will be held in June or July 2013, at the previous place where Shanghai Night 2010 was held.
Shanghai Night 2010 was held without conducting a single meeting, except for a couple of live singing trials. I look forward to Cabaret Night 2013 being conducted without a single meeting too. The exact date of the event will be announced, once the place and date are confirmed. All discussions will be held at the Club SilverHairsClub.com. You are invited to participate.
Terence Seah
Latest updates:
Registration List:
Participants registration list (Names must be available asap or by 31 May 2013)
Calling those who want to learn line dancing………
I am organizing a line dance interest group for those living in Siglap and Bedok, who do not know how to dance and have always want to learn.
Come learn and dance to country music, latin, blues or pop, you’ll love……..one of the most fun ways to exercise and at the same time make new friends.
This is not strictly a SHC activity, if your friends are interested they are also welcomed to join.
For those who are interested to join, meet me at Siglap CC on Friday, 18 Jan 13
See you there!
EC : Mary Tan
Hi everybody,
It’s probably a good time of the year to start thinking about our CNY lunch/dim-sum. In previous years, we hold the event at the Red restaurant or the old Lucky restaurant at Toa Payoh Central. Let’s give the event some tonight.
Personally, I always prefer the event to be a dim-sum or maybe a buffet. But, more importantly I like the event to stay low-cost, somewhere in the region of <$20. It can be held in a restaurant or a Club house. Some difficulties we faced in previous years are unless we have a firm booking, we cannot get a place. I remembered once we had to go to the Toa Payoh restaurant at 7.30am, queue and leave the place by 10am.
Maybe the difficulty is to find a $20 place. We do not need the peak hous of 12-2pm; anytime after or before this time is fine.
If someone has a club house or a big house, and able to host a lunch, around this price, for 40-50 people, this would be fine and fun. We can also have mahjong, maybe with prata or non-Chinese food. We keep our options open.
Date or day-wise, we can go for the first suggestion. Same with time.
Ideas or suggestions welcome.
Terence Seah
One of the activities which seniors love to engage in is to see the world while their legs are still strong. Many of us plan to go on trips which travel agents do not normally bring travellers to. Sometimes, we do not have kakis to travel with.
Quite often, some members do ask if there are like-minded SHCians who would like to travel together. At the same time, some members, because of their knowledge of some places, invite fellow members to join them to travel to selected cities or remote parts of the world.
From what we read in the forum, most self group travel among members turn out well; and members enjoyed the friendship and the trip proper. Members also tend to trust and accept travel arrangements organised by fellow members.
But some trips can turn into disaster trips; and the consequences can be unhappy. Expectations can be totally mismatched. Our expectations of costs can vary eg what is the perceived cost of hotel or guesthouses. Food can be another area where value and price mismatch. Service is another area. Sometimes, we may feel it is better to take an organised tour vs a self-planned tour. Gosh, things can go wrong.
Some trips among members do turn out into disaster trips. Friendship goes down the drain. Many travellers keep quiet, rather than speak out on what they see as bad organisation or they just stress themselves quietly among themselves. Some feel strongly other members should be informed.
Some feel I should highlight these members or even ban such members from the club. Should we discuss this openly on this forum? Should the organiser who led the trips be given a chance to speak out? Very often, when things go wrong, there is a feeling the organiser made some money.
Yes, we all know things do and can go wrong. When a service is offered, the follow-up communication is usually between seller and buyer, organiser and fellow travellers. The unhappiness lives on.
As a club, we do not have the resources to track all travel arrangements. We do not track any sale of products and services between or among fellow members. Who would put up travel guidelines? Who would check and enforce these guidelines? Would there be club volunteers to track any complaints?
I am writing this email because there are such complaints.
I like to hear your views. Stay objective please.
Terence Seah
Guidelines
2 advertisements of 5 lines each per registered member.
OR
1 advertisement of 10 lines per month.
Self-organised and self-led trips advertisements are permitted.
Sale of home baked cakes/cookies for CNY advertisements are permitted.
NOT PERMITTED:
1. advertisements of company
products/services
2.advertiser’s telephone number.
3.comments/queries about the advertised items.
Please include your e-mail contact.
The SilverHairsClub.com forum can now accept liner advertising from members and non-members from 1 Jan 2013. Liner ads will be made simple to publish.
10. Advertising by members in the Online Fleamart will continue to remain free. T&C apply.
I hope that liner advertising will meet the requirements of members who need to advertise their services or products to other members, for ether personal or corporate.
Terence Seah
I am looking for a female travel buddy for a 4D/3N homestay package to Sarawak, from 6 – 9 Mar 2013. It’s an ethnic and cultural trip with handicraft, cycling, photography activities besides interacting with the host family. Cost is $220/pax excluding airfares, insurance and personal expenses. More details: joanwong2002@hotmail.com
