Jun/Jul 14 - Singapore Swimming Club

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Metamorphosis – renew, refresh and
recharge for the Club
T he Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place on Sunday,
11 May. It was the time where our Management Committee
(MC) presented the report cards for our financial achievements
and services rendered to the Club and members for the work
done in the last financial year. The MC was glad to have
received many good words and appreciation during the AGM.
I am indeed humbled to receive the members’ mandate, to
be re-elected as the President for another term. The other six
MC members who returned unopposed are Mr William Lum,
Mr Jonathan Wang, Mr David Chung, Mr Gerad Loo, Mr Gary
Oon and Mr Simon Ong. Mr Ong, who had been the tennis
convenor, is a new management committee member in the
incumbent team. On behalf of the Management Committee,
I thank all members for your support and your endorsement
for our work.
I like to express my sincere appreciation to the out-going
Vice-President Mr Philip Chua, and MC member Mr Krishan
Kashyap, for helping in the past Management Committee’s
work. We thank both of them for their valuable contributions
to the growth and development of the Club.
As to the immediate past MC members who came forward
to serve for another term in the Management Committee, I
sincerely appreciate your volunteerism and will certainly look
forward to tap on your collective wisdom and expertise.
We have decided to appoint/rotate new Chairperson for
the various sub-committees as I believe this will provide an
opportunity for MC to enrich its bench strength, and for MC
to add fresh perspective and create new interest to other
areas. Hopefully overtime, we will have multiple MCs capable
of discharging various sub-committee functions, and this will
benefit the Club to run more efficiently.
As the Chairpersons for the various sub-committees have
been appointed, we welcome members to come forward to
serve and contribute in the respective sub-committees.
Looking forward, we stay in line with our vision to be
“The Premier Family
Club where the People
make the Difference”.
We aim to position the
Club to a higher level
with the newly renovated
facilities, exciting members’
events and activities,
improvements in service
standards and more
choices in dining outlets; as a comfortable and vibrant place
for our members.
The Cabana Kitchen will soon be opened after an aesthetic
retrofitting. It lingers with an open-concept, European casual
dining coupled with a rustic charm. This cosy outlet serves
Western cuisine with focus on Belgium mussels and beers
to whet your appetite. We value our little ones and have
meticulously planned the kids’ friendly menu with a selection
of gelato, waffles, pop-corns, ice-cream and candy floss.
Adults too, can chill-out at the bar counter with your favourite
alcoholic drinks. A spacious dance area is scrupulously
designed where you can immerse yourselves into the upbeat
of the music and dance the night away.
The Peranakan Night will be back on Friday, 1 August. Our
events team has lined up exciting programmes for the night
that included barang barang fair at the atrium, Peranakan
buffet prepared by Chef Baba Jolly, best dressed Kabaya
competition and all things Peranakan.
Last but not least, as we continue to build upon what we
have and to make it better, it is with heartfelt thanks for your
continuous support that draws us close to the vision of the
Club.
Chua Hoe Sing
President
M a n a g e m e n t c o mm i t t e e
President
Chua Hoe Sing
Joyce Chan
Simon Ong
Samuel Chong
Gope Ramchand
Marcom
Vice-Chair, Membership
Membership
Legal & Rules
David Chung
Jonathan Wang
Jackpot
Mediation
Michael Ho
Wee Keng Pak
Lifestyle
Key Administration
VICE-President
Gary Oon
Food & Beverage
Social
Hon. Treasurer
Gerad Loo
Finance
Swimming
Procurement
Sports
Facilities
William Lum
Development (DC 612)
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CONTENTS
June / July 2014
1 President’s Message
3 General Manager’s Message
4 Membership News
5 Notice Board
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6 Annual General Meeting
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8 Members Intro Nite
9 Bollywood Nite
10 Veriete De Vins
Line Dance Tea Party
12 Dance Sports Night
Sushi Making Workshop
13 Sports
17 Swimming
F&B
23 Chef Interview
Memb
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24 F&B Promotions
KI D Z C L U B
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28 Story about Fathers’ Day
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29 Staff News
U P C O MI N G EV EN T S
30 Social
32 Fitness Classes
34 Sports
35 Calendar of Events
36 Club Directory
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COMMUNICATIONS
SUB-COMMITTEE (2013/2014)
Gary Oon, Chairman
Ng Loke Koon
Chuah Teong Soon
EDITORIAL TEAM
Constance Low
Ling
Lim Wee Siang
Jose Dumilon
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GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE
Servanthood & Servitude
T he word servant simply means one who serves othersbe it a public servant or one that performs duties in the
home of a master or personal employer. Servants in
the past were mostly treated with respect and dignity
– even for the lowly domestic helper or the “majie”* of
a bygone era. I know of families who kept in touch with
their “majies” long after they had retired and returned
to their home village in China. One boss, whom I know,
personally tended to her “majie” from hospital to grave
when the latter in her old age had no one to return home
to. Such was the respect and dignity that the master or
mistress in this case accorded to one who had served her
for many years. Such was the bond.
We seem to have hit a snag with servanthood these
days. There is this erroneous expectation that servants
have to be servile and they invariably became a convenient
target of abuse. I was amused and sadly disturbed at the
same time when a member reasoned that because our
staff salary are derived from members’ subscriptions,
hence staff are obliged to salute them each time they
meet. She summed up in her own words “… because
(as their pay master) we are bigger than them mah”.
She was then complaining to me about a staff who was
answering a phone call and did not acknowledge her as
the staff hurried past.
From the bouquets and brickbats I received on our
service staff, I spotted one recurring complaint where
members sometimes claimed that the food was not to
their taste and would make uncalled for caustic remarks
such as “This food is only fit for the dogs!” It baffles the
staff how one such member would return time and again
for the same order and continues her tirade.
A member bellowed as to why members have to help
themselves to condiments and plates at The Palms and
why do our staff run around looking busy always. The
labour crunch is a real problem, not cooked up to excuse
ourselves from the ideal service standard. One 6-star
hotel had to resort to
serving
semi-buffet
lunch. A popular F&B
outlet at Changi Airport
no longer takes orders
at the table and request
customers to take their
own condiments and
cutlery.
Does
servanthood
mean servitude? Is it
any wonder then that
our Labour Chief, Mr Lim Swee Say in his recent May
Day speech had to call for a nation of better customers?
Whilst this may seem to be an appalling national problem,
it is fortunately not so bleak in our Club. The majority
of the members we encounter daily are gracious and
appreciative people who always have an encouraging
word for our staff and are quick to forgive. However, it
takes only a little yeast to leaven the whole lump. The
minority have a choice. They can choose civility.
It was reported in the Sunday Times of 4 May 2014,
what employers are doing to face the manpower crunch.
We are doing our best to address the issue and to maintain
an acceptable service standard. Members’ understanding
and support would help us achieve that. A gentle word,
a little more patience and the correction that those who
provide service should be servile, would go a long way to
provide that respect and dignity which should be mutual,
always.
Your humble servant.
Alfred Poon
General Manager
*Majie : A Cantonese term for the uniformed “black–and-white” servants in the early
1950s and 1960s who were mainly single and celibate ladies from southern China.
CLUB MANAGEMENT
Alfred Poon, General Manager
[email protected]
Simon Chia, Head of Human Resource
[email protected]
Dorinn Chin, Manager, Social
[email protected]
Jennifer Wee, Financial Controller
[email protected]
Patsy Seet, Snr Manager, Public Relations /
Management Committee Secretariat
[email protected]
Hoo Kok Seng, Manager, Jackpot
[email protected]
Lily Tan, Director of Operations
[email protected]
Yuan Zao Yu, Head Coach, Swimming
[email protected]
Danny Koo, Director of Food & Beverage /
Social
[email protected]
Inderpal Singh Sethi, Manager, Security
[email protected]
Raymond Chew, Director, IT
[email protected]
Constance Low, Manager, Communications
[email protected]
Roger Tan, Acting Manager, Facilities
[email protected]
Ruhana Bte Lutan, Asst Manager, Membership
[email protected]
Arunasalam Rajan, Asst Manager, Sports
[email protected]
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
Bankruptcy
Updating Membership Database
In the event that a Member is made a bankruptcy or
enters into a voluntary arrangement with his creditors
under the Bankruptcy Act, he shall inform the Club within
30 days. For more information, please contact our Senior
Membership Services Officer Ms Sumiatun at 63423 621.
If there are any changes in your membership particulars
(address, contact numbers marriage status etc) kindly
email [email protected].
Reminder for Conversion
Kindly note that it shall be the responsibility of the
parents to ensure that their children’s conversion to
Junior Membership and to Ordinary Membership is
made within the prescribed six-month period from their
sixteenth and twenty-first birthday respectively. In the
event that this option is not exercised after a period of
18 months (for active members) or 24 months (for absent
members) from the date he/she attained 16 years and 21
years, his/her right to convert to Junior Membership and
Ordinary Membership shall cease. Non- compliance with
the above Rules may result in penalties or surcharge.
Cessation of Membership
Pursuant to the Club Rules, Members are required to
inform the Club of the death of their deceased loved
ones within 6 months from the date of passing. For more
information, please contact our Senior Membership
Services Officer Ms Sumiatun at 63423 621.
Absent Member
Members who plan to reside overseas for a period
of more than six (6) months may apply for Absent
Membership privileges.
Club Rules & Bye Laws
Your may download your copy from our
website: www.sswimclub.org.sg
We welcome the following New
Ordinary Members ...
Mr & Mrs Lim Fang Yu
Mr & Mrs Ang Kok Keong
Mr & Mrs Vikas Jaidka
Mr & Mrs Tham Wei Han
Mr & Mrs Ng Jan Lin Wilin
Mr Primalani Sunil Teckamdas
Mr & Mrs Shivakumar Nair
Mr & Mrs Kathiramalay Paramanathan
Mr & Mrs Nishandar Nitin Vijay
Mr & Mrs Amit Gulati
Mr & Mrs Mayekar Shailesh Prakash
Mr & Mrs Rakesh Belani s/o Ishuwar Dass
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Register your Children
Please be reminded that under Club Rules, Ordinary
Members’ children shall be registered with the Club
within 6 months of their attaining the age of three.
Backdated subscriptions and surcharge of up to 100
percent will apply if your children are registered after the
6-month grace period. All you need to do is fill in the
registration form available at Front Desk Reception and
submit it together with a photocopy of your child’s birth
certificate for verification. For more information, please
call our Membership Officer Ms Nuraini at 63423 625.
Default in Payment
Members are advised to settle Club dues on time
to avoid suspension and incurring extra charges. In
accordance with Club Rule 20, a member who defaults
on payment due shall cease to be a member of the Club.
Reinstatement of membership will require settlement of
all outstanding dues and payment of penalty charges.
Furthermore, such members are required to furnish a
written statement to explain their case and to request
for reinstatement, which will be considered on a caseto-case basis.
Register your Marriage
Please be reminded that under Club Rules, Members
are required to register their marriage with the Club.
Members who register their spouses within six months
from the date of marriage (i.e. the ROM date) are entitled
to a 50% discount off the prevailing spouse entrance
fee. Backdated subscriptions and surcharge of up to
100 percent will apply if application is submitted after
the 6-month grace period. For more information, please
call our Membership Officer Ms Kajal at 63423 712.
... and Individual Term Members
Mr & Mrs Davies Damian Alexander
Mr & Mrs Liu Ranke
Mr & Mrs Sandhu Gundeep Singh
Mr & Mrs Roy Sanjib
Mr & Mrs Mangalath S U Gopalakrishnan
... and bid Farewell to the
following Members
Mr Lee Wei Chiang Jameson
Mr Lee Yeong Chiang Edwin
Mr & Mrs Abdul Aziz Bin Mohd Ali Sujak
Mr Si Jiawei
Miss Si Peiling
Mr Heng Zengjin Gerald
Ms Liew Yong Wai
Mr & Mrs Abhijit Ghosh
Mr & Mrs Bachan Singh
Mr & Mrs Lim Chor Boon
Ms Elisa Tan
Mr & Mrs Lim Yeong Kiat
Mr & Mrs Tilaklal K Doshi
Mr See David Tar
NOTICE BOARD
New Detox Juices at Delicatessen!
We are using a slow juicer where the bowls are free of
Bisphenol A (BPA) chemical, which can be present in
some plastic materials.
The slow juicer produces more juice with less waste
and pulp. This provides more nutrients, vitamins, antioxidants, enzymes and of course, the best taste!
You can have 10 choices of mixture juices and each
cup costs only $3.80!
Delicatessen Breakfast WishList
I f you have your breakfast cravings, do give us your
opinions during the two months (1 May to 30 June) in the
Breakfast WishList at the Delicatessen. We are compiling
your feedback to plan our next breakfast menu review.
We want to understand our members’ breakfast desires
and to provide you a good breakfast of your choice!
Opening of Cabana Kitchen
I
n anticipation, our Cabana will be pleased to open
for business from June. You will be spolit for choices
with the eight different types of mussels dishes, Belgium
waffle, donuts and many more delighting dishes. There
will also be imported handcrafted beer.
Come and experience the casual ambience and great
food!
Reminder for opting out of
Marketing SMS
I n accordance to the Personal Data Protection Act
(PDPA) that will be fully implemented on 2 July, we
respect your privacy if you do not wish to receive updates,
promotions, notices and other marketing materials from
the Club by SMS.
Simply email to [email protected]
or fill in a form at the Front Desk Reception and we will
delete your mobile number from our list.
ERRATA
I n the article on the 1st Golf Competition which appeared
Closing of Bowling F&B Bar
P lease be informed that the F&B Bar in Bowling Centre
will be closed with effect from Sunday, 1 June 2014.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
on Page 12 of the April/May 2014 Splash, the photo of Mr
Khua Hock Su, the Men’s A Division winner, was wrongly
captioned as Mr Ee Chye Hock. We apologise to Mr Khua
and Mr Ee for the error.
MARCH
Date
Amount($) Machine Name
26 Feb
3,700
Dolphin Fun
14 Mar
3,605
6 Mar
APRIL
(M#)
Date
Amount($) Machine Name
(M#)
12
29 Mar
4,994
Wolf Territory WDF
6
Indian Princess
25
10 Apr
3,264
Qin Shi Huang
3
3,200
Torch of the Gods
15
5 Apr
3,168
Great Eagle Returns
4
16 Mar
2,729
Golden Panda
5
28 Apr
3,101
Cheeky Monkey
29
21 Mar
2,547
5 Dragons
2
25 Apr
2,515
Dragon Dance
7
10 Mar
2,099
Qin Shi Huang
3
2 Apr
2,312
Return Of the Samurai
22
8 Mar
2,035
Golden Panda
35
2 Apr
2,179
Money Blessing
16
8 Mar
2,000
Zeus III
32
26 Apr
1,621
Zeus III
32
9 Mar
1,623
Torch of the Gods
15
30 Mar
1,616
Wolf Territory WDF
6
8 Mar
1,403
Golden Panda
35
27 Apr
1,592
Money Blessing
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SPE C IAL REP ORT ~ A G M 2014
Members applaud with support.
Annual General Meeting: 11 May
Favourable report card by MC team
by CONSTANCE LOW
T he Club’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held at
the Club’s Grand Ballroom on Sunday, 11 May 2014. As
the quorum of 300 members was not met by 2pm, the
President Mr Chua Hoe Sing requested for the AGM to be
adjourned for another thirty minutes, as according to the
Club’s rule. At 2.30pm, the AGM was then called to order
with a registered headcount of 167 members.
The President addressed the members present on five
points; mainly
(1) A positive improvement in Earnings before interest,
taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBIDTA) cash
flow position by $1.6million;
(2) A positive improvements shown in the net Profit &
Loss statement income by $0.5 million, in
comparison to the previous year;
(3) Hearing to recover $1.5million legal expenses from
ex-President Mr Freddie Koh was just concluded
and pending for Court’s decision;
(4) Good settlement with Hiladt;
(5) Be a better customers based on mutual respects,
staff and members alike.
To keep the momentum going and continue to grow,
the President further elaborated the following:(1) Continue to explore refreshing concept; dare to
dream and experiment;
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(2) Find new ways to grow more with less; productivity,
resources sharing;
(3) Continue its stewardship in all areas; sports, F&B,
events etc;
(4) Optimise the use of existing facilities; increase
Club’s activities, create a ‘’Livelier’’ and more
“Welcoming’’ ambience;
(5) Build up and showcase our SSC Heritage.
Members voiced with their confidence for the
incumbent Management Committee that the MC has
achieved a favourable report card. During the AGM, there
were several applauses of support.
At the dialogue session, there was meaningful
exchange of questions and answers between the
respective Committee Chairman and the members. The
MC also noted the feedback by members.
In closing, President introduced the team of
Management Committee members who are re-elected
unopposed and a new member, Mr Simon Ong. President
also thanked Vice-President Mr Philip Chua and MC
member Mr Krishan Kashyap, who stepped down this
term. There being no other matters, the AGM ended at
5.30pm.
S P ECI A L R EP ORT ~ A G M 2 0 1 4
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (2014 - 2015)
Chua Hoe Sing
President
Gary Oon
Vice-President
Gerad Loo
Honorary Treasurer
William Lum
Member
Jonathan Wang
Member
David Chung
Member
Gope Ramchand
Member
Samuel Chong
Member
Joyce Chan
Member
Michael Ho
Member
Simon Ong
Member
Mr Bharat Samtani and Mr Richard Sim showing support at AGM.
AGM in progress.
Mr Jimmy Tan (above) and Mr Manohar P Sabnani (below) at Members’
Q & A.
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REVIEWS ~ MEMBERSHIP
Members’ Intro Night: 20 March
A Warm Welcome!
by KAJAL PARIKH
T he Club held its first Intro Night
for the year on 20 March 2014. The
new members mingled with the
Management Committee members
and the various Head of Departments.
During the pre-cocktail networking
session, they were introduced to the
various events and activities the Club
will be having for the coming months.
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The members then proceeded to
the ballroom, where the President,
Mr Chua Hoe Sing gave a formal
introduction and welcome address. A
video presentation was screened and
took members a walk-through on the
Club’s progress since it’s early days.
The ice-breaking event left members
feeling warm and welcome.
REVIEWS ~ SOCIAL
Bollywood Night @ D’Tanjong: 28 March
Bollywood Red Hot Fever!
by MOHD NAZRI
I t was full house at D’Tanjong as our
Club celebrates the all time favourites
Bollywood Night.
Seats inside the bar were seen
grabbed up by patrons early in the
night and excited members already
formed a long queue for their drinks
at the bar counter. Once the dance
floor is opened for dancing, members
were eager to show off their dance
steps, wild the night away amidst the
Bollywood hits spun by DJ Kushal.
The three Moshi Moshi dancers
stole the show for the night with
their sexy dance performance. They
thrilled the audience with cheers and
anticipation. The elegant fashion
show put up by Shoba P. Nanwani
was equally popular, mesmerised our
members to the last bit.
Lucky draw never goes wrong in a
night like this when you see the lucky
winners smile their way home.
Social Sub-Committee and the
Management would like to thank
Bharat, Shareena, Shoba, Deepa,
Sunil and our sponsor Tiger Beer, for
making this event a Red Hot Fever
and a huge successful!
See you for our next Bollywood
Night!
RIGHT: Fashion show by Shoba P. Nanwani.
BELOW: Moshi Moshi dance performance.
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REVIEWS ~ SOCIAL
Veriete De Vins Et Fromages: 11 April
Savour the Goodness of Wine & Cheese
by JULIET SEAH
M embers and guests arrived early
evening to indulge in our wide variety
of wine and cheese.
Everyone took the opportunity
to mingle and brainstorm while they
savour on the range of wine and
cheese being served.
By night,
seven lucky winners walked away
with quality wines sponsored by our
vendors. We would like to thank our
vendors, namely; Certain Cellars,
Pernord Ricard, Oyster Bay and Icon
Wines for their constant support.
If you are a wine and cheese lover,
look out for our next wine tasting to
whet your taste buds.
Line Dance Tea Party: 15 March
Dance to the Beat!
by JULIET SEAH
I t was a good Saturday morning for members and
guests attending the Line Dance Tea Party, the first of
the year.
Our in-house Line Dance instructor and DJ of the
afternoon, Ms Belinda Wong, got the ball rolling with a
long list of interesting Line Dance music.
All members and guests enjoyed the afternoon with a
mouth-watering high tea buffet.
Ten lucky winners walked away with complimentary
tickets for the next Line Dance Tea Party.
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REVIEWS ~ SOCIAL
Dance Sport Night: 28 March
Dance Step 1, 2, 3!
by JULIET SEAH
D J Kason Kee was the ice-breaker for the evening. It was a good mix of
Social and Line Dance music followed by our in-house band Locomotion band
performance at 7.15pm.
Dinner was delicious and five lucky draw winners walked away with attractive
prizes.
Sushi Making Workshop: 30 March
Sushi lovers’ dream
came true
by JULIET SEAH
O ur
first Sushi Making workshop was a success with
members and guests attending the class at The Palms.
Our in-house Japanese Chefs taught them the trick
to make Sushi Maki and California Roll with cucumber,
tamago and other simple ingredients.
Members and guests left the class with satisfaction
with their own handmade sushi.
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REVIEWS ~ SPORTS
SSC Squash Handicap Ladder – 1st Quarter 2014
Winning Start for Cyril!
by DANIEL NG
I n this year’s Squash Handicap
Ladder series, Cyril Teo had a roaring
good start when he clinged the 1st
Quarter championship against a pool
of season squash players.
Prize presentation was held
at Jackson Miller’s private room,
followed by a dinner.
RESULTS
MOST POINTS
CHAMPION
: Cyril Teo
2ND POSITION : John Chang
3RD POSITION : James Ang
4TH POSITION : Jeremy Ching
5TH POSITION : Lim Khoon Huat
MOST GAMES
CHAMPION
: Peter Koh
2ND POSITION : Moses Lee
3RD POSITION : Yee Chen Fah
BACK ROW: James Ang, Lim Khoon Huat, Vimlesh, Moses Lee and Albert Chua.
FRONT ROW: Cyril Teo, Peter Koh and John Chang.
“TANS” Game Status quo for SSC
by ARUN RAJAN
T hird
TANS game was hosted by
the National University of Singapore
Society (NUSS). It involves four Clubs
namely Tanglin Club, American Club,
National University of Singapore
Society and Singapore Swimming
Club (SSC). The game took place
on 4 & 5 April 2014. The six games
played for this event included
Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Table Tennis,
Snooker and Squash.
Golf was
played on 4 April at the Warren Golf
& Country Club and the rest of games
played on 5 April, at the NUSS Clubs
house. Bowling was played at SSC.
Due to raining, Tennis game was
cancelled. At the end of the day,
NUSS was once again crowned the
Champions. SSC managed to retain
its 2nd Place position and in the 3rd
place was Tanglin Club, followed by
American Club, 4th place. Dinner cum
trophy presentation was held at Kent
Ridge Guild House function room.
BELOW L-R: Eddie Lee (Sports Chairman,
NUSS), Brian Dickerson (Sports Chairman,
Tanglin Club), David Ho (President, NUSS), Bill
Bowman (General Committee, American Club)
and Larree Chong (Sports Sub-Committee, SSC).
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REVIEWS ~ SPORTS
SSC Players at Orchid Country Club.
5th Inter-Social Club Golf Tournament - 1st Leg: 11 March
Golfers pit their skills in the friendly
Social Clubs Golf Tournament
by ARUN RANJAN
S ixteen
of our golfers took part in the 5th Inter-Social
Club Golf Tournament – 1st Leg on 11 March 2014. The
event was held at the Orchid Country Club and hosted by
the Changi Beach Club. A total of 100 golfers from eight
clubs participated in this leg.
The combined top three golfers scores from each club,
based on System 36 Stableford was used to determine
the winners for all three Divisions (A, B and Ladies).
In this leg of the ISCGT 2014, Singapore Swimming
Club Golfers came 3rd in the Men’s A Division. Francis Chia
was the Overall Best Gross Golfer. Overall, Singapore
Swimming Club came in 5th after combining the scores
from all three Divisions.
RESULTS (OVERALL TEAM)
CHAMPION
: Singapore Recreation Club
2ND POSITION : Serangoon Gardens Country Club
3RD POSITION : Eurasian Association Golf Society
4TH POSITION : Singapore Cricket Club
5TH POSITION : Singapore Swimming Club
6TH POSITION : Chinese Swimming Club
7TH POSITION : The American Club + The British Club
6TH POSITION : Changi Beach Club
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Overall Men’s Best Gross, Francis Chia.
SSC Players Division A - 3rd Place. 1st from left: Francis Chia, 3rd from left:
Md Zhari and 4th from left: Raymond Tan.
REVIEWS ~ SPORTS
RESULTS
CHAMPION:
Falcon
(Captain - Ng Kok Seong)
2ND POSITION:
Osprey
(Captain - Francis Lim)
3RD POSITION:
Eagle
(Captain – Lim Beng Suan)
BACK: Gary Oon, Eddie Leong, Lim Poh Seng,
Henry Tan, Patrick Chong, David Chua
(Organising Chairman) and Ng Kok Seong
(Falcon Captain).
FRONT: Daniel Lim, Teo Kok Leong, Chong
Soon Onn, Monica Yeo and Akshay Menon.
SSC Inter-Team Badminton Competition 2014
Falcon claws its way to Champion!
by RAHMAT SUKIMAN
T his year’s Inter-Team Badminton Competition kicked
off on the 3 April with a big bang.
Inaugurated in 1989, it was Tan Jit How who pioneered
his team to victory. Since then, it was held annually till
2002, when it went into obscurity for seven years for no
apparent reason! It was revived in 2009 and continued
on till this day.
Support from the ad hoc sub-committee members, the
admin staff and participants were very strong indeed! The
Competition needed only 48 participants but the entries
were over-subscribed to a whopping 61!
Each of the 4 teams were named after birds of prey,
namely; Eagle (in blue), Falcon (green), Hawk (red) and
Osprey (orange). Team-name printed on the back of their
respective T shirts.
Each team’s 15 players were ranked in order of merit
into 4 groups, ie, A, B, C and D. They played 7 matches
per day on a Round-Robin doubles-only basis which
included a Ladies’ Doubles. The team with the highest
winning points is the champion.
Organising Chairman, David Chua, made sure Feature
Matches were introduced on the 8 and 10 April to
enhance competitive spirit among teams. Token prizes
were awarded to winning pairs. Going beyond the
players’ expections, Falcon who was captained by Ng
Kok Seong, clinched the Championship trophy. Osprey,
lead by Francis Lim, came in as 1st Runner’s Up; followed
by Lim Beng Suan’s Eagle as 2nd runner up. Hawk, whose
captain William Choo was the most enthusiastic on the
first day, was 4th ranked.
The Competition culminated very successfully with a
prize presentation and a buffet dinner on the 10 April.
Inter-Team Group photo.
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REVIEWS ~ SPORTS
21st Table Tennis Junior
Championship: 16 March
Double crown
for Tyler Yeo
by TABBY SIM
T he Annual Table Tennis Junior
Championships, in its 21st series, was
played at the Club’s Table Tennis Hall
on 16 March 2014. This annual event
attracted a total of 15 junior members;
nine contesting in the Under-12 Years
& nine competing Under-16 Years
respectively.
All participants in both age groups
Charissa Ho, John Oh, Nicholas Lim, Tyler Yeo,
were drawn and grouped into two Teng Jin Ee, Looi Hong Jim and Teng Jin Leon
groups where round-robin is played with Table Tennis Convenor, Ms Goh Ju Lin.
in best of five games at 11 points each. In the Singles Under-12 years, winners
of Group A, Looi Hong Jim & Nicholas Lim proceeded to the semi-finals to meet
winners of Group B, Tyler Yeo and John Oh. In the 1st semi-final, Hong Jim
beat John to take a final spot. Tyler Yeo also beat Nicholas in the 2nd semi-final.
Hong Jim fought hard in the finals but was beaten by Tyler, who went on to
claim the Singles Under-12 years title with the score of 3-1.
In the Singles Under-16 years, Tyler Yeo and Charissa Ho of Group A
proceeded to the semi-finals to compete with the twins, Ee Leon & Ee Jin,
winners of the other group. Tyler and Jin Leon emerged as winners and Tyler,
eventually took the championship title when he beat Jin Leon at 3-1.
The Prize Presentation was held at the Table Tennis Hall and prizes were
presented to winners by our Table Tennis Convenor, Ms Goh Ju Lin.
RESULTS
UNDER-12 YEARS SINGLES
CHAMPION
: Tyler Yeo
2ND POSITION : Looi Hong Jim
JOINT 3RD
POSITION
: Nicholas Lim /
John Oh
UNDER-16 YEARS SINGLES
CHAMPION
: Tyler Yeo
2ND POSITION : Teng Jin Leon
JOINT 3RD
POSITION
: Teng Jin Ee /
Charissa Ho
Friendly Match with Japanese Association: 12 January
It’s a draw!
by TABBY SIM
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RESULTS
JA - 11 / SSC - 11
REVIEWS ~ SWIMMING
Kaitlyn Ee
69th Midget Meet 2014
by CONDREY LIU
T he 69th Midget Meet was conducted on 12 April 2014.
This meet is the first selection for swimmers who are
interested in representing the club in the Open Invitational
Midget Meet in September 2014. There were a total of
261 swims from 69 participants, with 219 new personal
best times set, equating to an impressive 80%.
In the boys 6 years and under age groups, Ang Qi Wei
won gold medals in the 25m Breaststroke, 25m Freestyle
and 25m Butterfly. The 25m Backstroke was won by
Michael Lim. Jade Ko managed to win gold medals in the
25m butterfly, 25m backstroke and 25m freestyle in the
girls’ events. Emily Ong took home the final gold medal in
the 25m breaststroke.
Seven years old Rahul Shah won the Gold Medal in
the 25m butterfly for his age groups. The other three
strokes, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle were
won by Marcus Choo. Together, both boys broke all
four records in this age group. The girls’ 25m butterfly,
25m backstroke and breaststroke were won by Adrina
Choo. Anvita Awasthi won the final gold medal in the 25m
Freestyle.
In the 8 years old age group, Marcus Ong won three
gold medals in the butterfly, breaststroke and freestyle
Ashley Lim
Jadon Yoong
events. Tristan Govier won the 25m backstroke. Kaitlyn
Ee managed to sweep all the gold medals in all four
events available.
The last age group, 9 years old, was dominated by two
swimmers. Jadon Yoong won all four events offered to
him. Ashley Lim too won in all four strokes, breaking all
four records in the process.
Congratulations to all swimmers who have competed
in the meet. There will be a second selection in a few
month’s time for swimmers who did not make it this round.
We like to thank all parents and officials who helped
out during the meet.
2014 SSC Grand Prix #01
by CONDREY LIU
T he SSC Grand Prix is a series of events held over the
year. This allows swimmers to track their performance
against their own personal timing and compete with
other swimmers. Each swimmer will be awarded points
for finishing in the top eight and additional points will be
given to those who get close to their personal best or
actually swim with the best time. At the end of each meet,
the points gained by each swimmer will be snowballed to
the next round. The swimmer with the highest points at
the end of the series will be crowned “Overall Age Group
Winner”.
The first Grand Prix was held on 21 February 2014 with
a total of 137 participants. Out of the 355 swims, there
were a total of 139 personal best times set. The scores
will be tabulated to the next meet in May.
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REVIEWS ~ SWIMMING
The 45th Singapore National Age Groups (Junior): 13 - 16 March
The Young Winners Take it all
by CONDREY LIU
T he
Singapore National Age Groups (Junior) was held
at Singapore Sports School from 13 to 16 March 2014.
The Junior Age Groups caters to swimmers between 8 to
12 years old. SSC sent 46 young representatives to the
competition.
In the 12 years old age group, Nicholas Cheong
won gold medal in the 50m breaststroke, silver medal
in the 100m breaststroke and a bronze medal in 200m
breaststroke. Ashley Khoo won two gold medals in the
50 and 200m freestyle, two silver medals in the 100m
freestyle and 400m Individual Medley and a bronze
medal in the 400m freestyle. Nur Amanda Wagner took
home the gold medal in the 500m breaststroke and silver
medal in the 200m breaststroke. Bertrand Cher won
a silver medal for his efforts in the 200m backstroke.
In the 11 years old age group, Faith Khoo won Gold
medal in the 200m Backstroke and two bronze medals
in 100m backstroke and 200m freestyle. Zachary Ian Tan
had an outstanding meet, winning Gold medals in all 10
events he entered, 100m, 200m and 400m freestyle, 100m
and 200m backstroke, 100m and 200m backstroke,200m
breaststroke, 200m and 400m individual medley.
Ten years old Christian Low won a silver medal in the
50m freestyle and three bronze medals in 100m, 200m
freestyle and 200m Individual Medley.
In the 9 years old age group, Jadon Yoong won a gold
medal in the 50m Breaststroke and one Silver medal
in the 100m breaststroke. Claris Lai managed three
bronze medals in the 50m and 100m breaststroke, and
the 100m backstroke. Ashley Lim managed to win gold
medals in the 50m, 100m and 200m freestyle, 50m and
100m butterfly, 50m and 100m backstroke, and the 200m
Zachary Ian Tan - Most valuable swimmer (12 years & under).
Lauren Koek, Ashley Khoo, Sarah Yip and Faith Khoo.
Timothy Yeo, Keefe Khoo, Jadon Yoong, Kailani Yang and Christian Low.
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Individual Medley.
Last but not least, in the youngest 8 years old age
groups, our debutant Kaitlyn Ee won three bronze medals
in the 50m, 100m butterfly and the 100m backstroke.
Jayden Ko won bronze medal in the 50m breaststroke.
In total, SSC won 24 Gold Medals, 7 Silver Medals,
and 14 Bronze Medals. Out of the 258 wins, there were
209 personal bests. This record of 81% for personal best
times is an impressive one. Lastly, Zachary Ian Tan, won
the most number of 200m events, and was awarded the
Most Valuable Swimmer award in the 12 years and under
Age Groups.
Congratulations to all our young swimmers and thanks
to all parents for being so supportive.
REVIEWS ~ SWIMMING
The 45th Singapore National Age Groups (Senior): 8 - 23 March
An Astounding Win by Our Teenage Swimmers
by CONDREY LIU
T he Singapore National Age Groups (Senior) was a six-day meet hosted by
Singapore Swimming Association. The competition was held at Singapore
Sports School.
Singapore Swimming Club won a total of ten Gold Medals, eight Silver
Medals and six Bronze Medals after the six long days of competition. Our
swimmers broke six records during the meet. Out of the 159 swimmers, 95 of
them are new personal bests, a respectable percentage of 60%.
Malcolm Low is our outstanding swimmer for the meet and won gold in
five events. He participated in 50m backstroke, 200m Individual Medley, 100m
Backstroke, 200m Backstroke and 400m Individual medley, breaking two
records in the shorter distance backstroke events. Malcolm won most number
of Olympic events and claimed the most valuable swimmer award for boys in
the 15 to 17 years old age group.
Chantal Liew won three Gold medals and a bronze medal in the four events.
She won all three backstroke events, 50m and 200m in record time, and took
Malcolm Low - Most valuable swimmer (15-17 yrs).
home a bronze medal in the 800m freestyle.
Christopher Cheong took part in three breaststroke
events, winning both 100m and 200m breaststroke in
new record times. He came in second place for the 50m
breaststroke and missed out on the gold medal by just 0.3
seconds.
Chloe Wang finished the meet with five silvers and a
bronze medal. She won silver medals in 800m freestyle,
200m Individual Medley, 100m Backstroke, 400m Freestyle
and 1500m Freestyle. She won the bronze medal for 50m
backstroke.
Ethan Lim and Benjamin Cher won silver medals in
the 800m freestyle and the 50m backstroke respectively.
Brandon Tan won two bronze medals in the 50m and 100m
breaststroke events. Bryan Chong won a bronze medal in
the 200m Butterfly and lastly Nadine Staes-Polet achieved
a Bronze Medal in the 200m Breaststroke.
Congratulations to all our swimmers for the outstanding
results. Thank you parents for the undying support to the
participants.
Benjamin Cher, Brendon Tan, Jordan Yoong and Christopher Cheong.
Swimmers preparing for the event.
Chloe Wang
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REVIEWS ~ SWIMMING
SSC Gala Night: 30 April
Our Rising Stars
by CONDREY LIU
T he Annual Swimming Gala Night was held on 30 April
in recognition of the achievements for the swimmers in
year 2013.
The Grand Prix Award is the first of all the awards to
be given out. Christian Low won the “Overall Age Group
Winner” for the 9 years old category. This was followed by
the Medal Presentation to all our medallists for the recently
concluded 45th Singapore National Age Groups Swimming
Championships.
Our very own swimmer Lauren Koek, gave a wonderful
performance of the wildly popular “Let it Go” while both
the swimmers and parents heartily joined in the singing.
The next award was the Special Recognition Award,
which was given out by the coaches who nominated the
winners. The Midget Star Award and Best Achievement
Award were then given out by Swimming Chairman, Mr
Gerad Loo.
The evening ended with a lucky draw. A total of 20 prizes
were given out to the swimmers. The top prize of an iPad
was brought home by Nadia Koh.
Congratulations to all award winners. We look forward
to another great year ahead.
Performance by Lauren Kwok.
A nice balloon for the volunteer.
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Young swimmers demonstrate their dancing skills.
REVIEWS ~ SWIMMING
Gala Night Award Presentation
Midget Star:
Marcus Choo
Best Achievement & Midget Star:
Ashley Lim
Best Achievement:
Jadon Yoong
Best Achievement:
Nadine Staes-Polet
Best Achievement:
Ashley Khoo
Special Recognition:
Rahul Shah
Special Recognition:
Chloe Wang
Best Achievement:
Ethan Lim
Best Achievement:
Zachary Tan
Special Recognition:
Christian Low
Best Achievement:
Christopher Cheong
Best Achievement:
Chantal Liew
Special Recognition:
Nicholas Cheong
Special Recognition:
Kaitlyn Ee
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Kidz Club
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F&B
Chef Interview
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S TA F F N E W S
Minister for Home Affairs’ National Award
Mr Omar Bin Ismail, our Security
Supervisor, has received the Minister
for Home Affairs’ National Award.
This award was given to him for his
courage and bravery act to put out
the fire at Singapore Swimming Club.
A fire broke out at the loading/
unloading area. Omar took the
initiative to try to extinguish the fire
before the fire engine arrives.
It would have been disastrous if
Omar did not minimised the burning
flame before they arrived.
In recognition of his heroic act, the
Club is pleased to present Omar with
a certificate of appreciation.
(L - R) Inderpal Singh Sethi (Manager, Security),
Madanan A/L M Papoo (Executive , Security),
Omar Bin Ismail (Supervisor , Security) and
Alfred Poon (General Manager).
Employee of the Quarter Award
January to March 2014
Ms Feng Jing Jing takes great pride
in her new job as Bowling
Receptionist. Armed with a cheerful
and courteous demeanour, she
often goes beyond her call of duty
to ensure that members and guests
have a pleasant and enjoyable time
at the Bowling Centre. Jing Jing is
always helpful and takes ownership
of her work. She acts as a role model
to her peers.
One of our clients, Civil Service
College Singapore (International), has
complimented her for the excellent
co-ordination of their recent function
and she made their delegates felt
welcome & comfortable throughout
the bowling event.
(L - R) Lily Tan (Director of Operations),
Arunasalam Rajan (Assistant Manager, Sports),
Feng Jing Jing (Bowling Receptionist) and
Alfred Poon (General Manager).
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FITNESS CLASSES
FITNESS
MARTIAL ARTS
SQUASH
Abs-Butts-Thighs
Aikido by Koh Nai Sing
Squash Coaching Programme
Tue, 8am - 9am by Ahmad Yunus
$42.80/mth
Sun, 12.30pm - 2pm
$32.10/mth
Contact Daniel at 6342 3617 or email
[email protected]
Age 13 years & above.
Introduction by Mark Liew
Aquarobics by Jasmine Kwan
Wed, 7.15pm - 8.15pm
$48.15/mth
 Aqua Spin by Yannick & Alicia
Thu, 7pm - 8pm
$154.08/mth
Qigong by Ngiam Tong Kheng
Wed, 8.45am - 10.15am
$64.20/mth
Taekwondo by Sam Tan
Min. 4 to commence
For age 18 and above.
Cardio Mixed by Ahmad Yunus
Fri, 8am - 9am
$42.80/mth
Sat, 3pm - 5pm
$60.00 /mth
Beginners Intake in Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct
Min. 3 students to commence.
For Beginners by Mark Liew
Duration :
6 Weeks
Total Hours:
6 hrs (1 hr/session)
$128.40/student (Min.3/Max.4)
Taiji Quan by Tay Choong Chua
Deep Water Workout
by Jasmine Kwan
Mon, 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Wed, 6pm – 7pm
$58.85/mth
For Swimmers aged 18 and above.
A set of dumbbells to be purchased
from Instructress @ $60.
Keep Fit by Karen Yip
Tue, 10am - 11am
Thu, 10am - 11am
Thu, 6.30pm - 7.30pm
$42.80/mth (Wef Febuary 2014)
Pilates (Mats) by Serena Tan
First 4 Mon of the mth, 8pm - 9pm
$64.20/mth
Pilates with Props by Ann Ho
First 4 Wed of the mth, 9.30am -10.30am
First 4 Fri of the mth, 10.45am - 11.45am
$69.55/mth (once a week)
Total Body Conditioning
by Christine Tan
Mon, 9am - 10am
Fri, 10am - 11am
$42.80/mth
Yoga by Sakina Yusof
Mon, 10am - 11.30am
Mon, 6.30pm - 8pm
Wed, 10.30am – 12nn
$58.85/mth
Min. 5 students to commence.
Sun, 9am - 10am (Beginners)
Sun, 10am - 11am
$32.10/mth
Beginners Intake in Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct
Min. 3 students to commence.
• Additional charge of $10.70 for guests.
• Limited places available for guests
for selected classes.
• Guest charges will be debited from
the Member’s account.
• Members are recommended to
commence class at the beginning of
the month.
TENNIS
Tennis Junior Development
Programme
by JIMBO Tennis Management
Age 6 - 16 years
Sun, 5pm - 7pm (Beginners)
Sun, 3pm - 5pm (Intermediate
& Advanced)
$107.00/mth (Beginners)
$117.40/mth (Intermediate)
$128.40/mth (Advanced)
Tennis Elite Programme
Fri, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
$149.80/mth
• Students must clear the entry criteria.
• Assessment will be scheduled before
official enrolment during the ongoing
class.
Zumba Fitness by William Ong
Tue, 7pm - 8pm
Sat, 10am - 11am
$42.80/mth
CUE SPORTS
Cue Sports Junior Grp Coaching
Zumba Toning by William Ong
by Harish Mirchandani
Wed, 7pm – 8pm
$64.20/mth
Saturday, 2pm – 3pm
Toning sticks to be purchased from
instructor at $25 per pair for personal use.
Aged 12 - 21 years.
Min. 3 students to commence.
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Age 6 – 12 years
Duration :
2 Days
Total Hours:
4 hrs (2 hrs/session)
$85.60/student (Min.3/Max.4)
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$128.40/mth (once a week)
TABLE TENNIS
Table Tennis Junior Grp Coaching
by Coach Li Guo Bin
Age 6 - 16 years
Fri, 8pm - 10pm
Sat, 3pm - 5pm
$160.50/12 x (Fri/Sat)
Check commencement of next class
with Sports Staff.
Table Tennis Adult Grp Coaching
by Coach Li Guo Bin
Age 17 years & above
Mon, 8pm - 10pm
Wed, 8pm - 10pm
$176.55/12 x (Mon/Wed)
Check commencement of next class
with Sports Staff.
BADMINTON
Badminton Junior Grp Coaching
by Coach Yeo Ah Seng
Every Sunday, 2pm - 4pm
Every Friday, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Every Monday, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
$64.20/mth (Once a week)
$128.40/mth (Twice a week)
Age 6 - 16 years.
Min. 10 students to commence.
Badminton Intermediate Grp
Coaching by Coach Kenny Wong
Saturday, 7pm - 9pm
$107.00/mth
Age 6 - 16 years.
Min. 3 students to commence.
• Students need to pass assessment
prior to commencement.
• Open to junior members aged 6 to 16
years old. Interested members will
have to clear the assessment prior to
acceptance into the training.
Classes pending
FITNESS CLASSES
PRIVATE COACHING
Badminton Private Coaching
by Coach Kenny Wong:
$64.20/hr (1 student)
$85.60/hr (2 students)
Tennis Private Coaching
Cue Sports Private Coaching
by External Coaches:
James Bagawan @ $64.20/hr
Alex Chew @ $64.20/hr
by Harish Mirchandani:
$42.80/hr (1 student)
$53.50/hr (2 students)
Max. 2 students per session.
by SSC Residential Coaches:
Lee Theng Hee @ $49.22/hr
Lim Hoa Cheng @ $49.22/hr
Max. 2 students per session.
Table Tennis Private Coaching
by Coach Li Guo Bin @ $51.36/hr
Squash Private Coaching
• Max. of 4 members per coach except
for badminton and cue sports.
by Mark Liew:
Sat, 2pm – 3pm
$60/hr (1 student)
$70/hr (2 students)
• Only the above coaches are allowed to
conduct private lessons in SSC.
• No cash transactions are allowed. All
billings (lessons and facilities booking
charges) must be settled through the
Club’s billing system at Level 2 of
Sports Centre before commencement
of each coaching session.
Max. 3 students per session.
Bowling Private Coaching
by Sam Ho or Adam Chew :
$53.30/hr (1 student)
$85.60/hr (2 students)
PROGRAMME ENQUIRIES
CONTACTS
ASK FOR A
FREE TRIAL
FITNESS / COACHING
Mustajab bin Kassim 6342 3614
[email protected]
SQUASH & CUE SPORTS
Daniel Ng 6342 3617
[email protected]
for the classes listed,
except for those
pending commencement
GYM INSTRUCTORS
Gym Personal Training Packages
Contact Fitness Trainers, Derek, Raj or
Bernard at 6342 3610 or email
[email protected]
Individual Package
5 Sessions @ $53.50 / session ($267.50)
10 Sessions @ $48.15 / session ($481.50)
20 Sessions @ $45.48 / session ($909.50)
Twin Package
5 Sessions @ $85.60 / session ($428)
10 Sessions @ $77.04 / session ($770.40)
20 Sessions @ $72.76 / session ($1455.20)
Triple Package
5 Sessions @ $102.72 / session ($513.60)
10 Sessions @ $92.02 / session ($924.48)
20 Sessions @ $86.67 / session ($1746.24)
UPCOMING EVENTS
Aqua Spin
by Yannick & Alicia
This sport is taking Singapore by storm is coming back to SSC at a reduced
price. After careful consideration we are reintroducing Aqua Spin to SSC at
the special rate of $154.08 per month for members, the cheapest Aqua Spin
rate island wide!
Aqua Spin-Benefits
• Strengthens and tones the body and
improves on flexibility and endurance.
Annual 5-A-Side Soccer
Competition
Saturday, 28 June
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Time : 3pm to 5pm
Venue : The Cage
Fee
: $19.26 / participant
Closing Date : Saturday, 21 June
• Helps to combat cellulite, water retention
and varicose veins.
Squash Handicap
Ladder – 3rd Quarter
• Reduces muscle soreness and aids in
rehabilitation from injury and/or surgery.
• Beneficial for pregnant women - absorbs
tension in back and hips.
Time
Venue
: 7.30pm – 8.30pm
: Children’s Pool
July - September
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Time
Venue
Fee
: 3pm (Saturday)
7pm (Tuesday & Thursday)
: Squash Court
: $19.26
Revised Fees : $154.08 for 4 sessions /
month (Usual $187.25)
Age
: 18 years & above
Min/Max Intake : 4 / 12 (on first-come-first-served basis)
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Annual Badminton
Open Championship
27th Tennis Veterans
Championship
11 - 29 August
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Saturday, 5 July
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Time
: Weekdays from 6pm
Venue
: Badminton Hall
Fee
: $19.26 / participant / event
Age Computation : As of year 2014 (for
veteran events only)
Closing Date : Monday, 28 July
Time : 2pm to 7pm
Venue : Tennis Courts
Events : Men’s Doubles
- combined Age 100 Yrs / pair
- min. Age 40 Yrs / player
Mixed Doubles
- Combined Age 100 Yrs / pair)
- 35 Yrs & Above (Ladies)
- 40 Yrs & Above (Men)
26 July
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Come chill out at the Bowling Centre!
Fee
: $19.26 / participant / event
Closing Date : Saturday, 21 June
Age of Computation : Saturday, 5 July
29th Tennis Junior
Championship
20th Annual Bowling
Championship
23 June – 6 July
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Senior Division Finals :
Saturday, 28 June
Handicap Division Finals :
Sunday, 29 June
Youth Open Masters Finals :
Saturday, 5 July
Men & Ladies Open Masters Finals :
Sunday, 6 July
Time
: 12pm – 9.30pm
Venue
: Bowling Centre
Fee
: Master Qualifying $17.12 / attempt
Registration Fee : $32.10 / participant
12 & 13 July (Rescheduled)
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Time
: Saturday, 2pm to 7pm
Sunday, 9am to 2pm
Venue
: Tennis Courts
Events : - Under-12 Yrs Boys’ &
Girls’ Singles / Doubles
(Born in 2002 or later)
- Under-16 Yrs Boys’ &
Girls’ Singles / Doubles
(Born in 1998 or later)
- Under-21 Yrs Boys’ &
Girls’ Singles / Doubles
(Born in 1993 or later)
Fee
: $19.26 / participant / event
Closing Date : Saturday, 28 June
Sunday, 22 June
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Time
Venue
Fees
Eligibility
: 1.30pm check-in
2pm roll-off
: Bowling Centre
: $53.50 (Adult)
$69.55 (Guest)
: League Bowlers
Time
: 2pm to 7pm
Venue
: Tennis Courts
Fee
: $19.05 / participant / event
Closing Date : Saturday, 14 June
32 participants to kick-off
21st Table Tennis
Open Championship
26 & 27 July
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Time
Venue
Event
: 2pm
: Table Tennis Hall Ballroom
: Men’s Singles / Doubles
Ladies’ Singles / Doubles
Mixed Doubles
Fee
: $19.26 / participant / event
Closing Date : Saturday, 12 July
Annual 8-Ball Pool
Competition
21 - 26 July
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Time : 1pm to 7pm
Venue : Billiards Room
Fee
: $19.26
Closing Date : Monday, 14 July
SPORTS CONTACTS
BOWLING / SQUASH / CUE SPORTS
Daniel Ng 6342 3617
[email protected]
31st Tennis
Open Championship
42nd Mixed Foursome
League Open Masters &
Prize Presentation
28 June (Rescheduled)
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Ladies’ Doubles
- combined Age 80 Yrs / pair
- min. Age 35 Yrs / player
Cosmic Bowling
Time
: 7pm - 11pm
Venue
: Bowling Centre
Fee
: $21.40 / lane / hour
No. of Bowlers : 8 Bowlers / lane (max)
SSC Annual Team Tennis
16 - 30 August
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: Weekdays from 7pm
Saturdays from 2pm
Sundays from 9am
Venue
: Tennis Courts
Events : Men’s Singles / Doubles
Ladies’ Singles / Doubles
Mixed Doubles
Fee
: $19.26 / participant / event
Closing Date : Saturday, 2 August
SOCCER
Mustajab bin Kassim 6342 3614
[email protected]
Time
BADMINTON
Rahmat S. Sukiman 6342 3603
[email protected]
TENNIS / TABLE TENNIS
Tabby Sim 6342 3616
[email protected]
GOLF
Arun Rajan 6342 3615
th
7 Golf Competition
6th Golf Competition
Wednesday, 18 June
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Time
Venue
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: 12pm onwards
: Seletar Country Club
SPLASH june / july 2014
[email protected]
Wednesday, 16 July
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Time
Venue
: 12pm onwards
: Warren Golf & Country
Club
Entry Forms are available at the
Reception & Sports Counter
D I A RY O F E V E N T S
June
SUN
1
SAT
Swimming - New Beginner
Intake #2 (Learn-to-Swim-Pool)
MON
2
SUN
Fun Swim Camp
2 - 4 June
FRI
6
FRI
6
15
2pm @ Jackson Miller Private
Room
20th Annual Bowling
Championship
@ Bowling Centre
SUN
DoughWorkz
8.45am @ Pasta Mania SMU
FRI
6
14
Skin Care Workshop
15
TUE
Whisky Night
7pm @ The Grand Ballroom
38th SEA Age Group Swimming
Championships Singapore
Sports School
6 - 8 June
17
SUN
22
42nd Mixed Foursome League
Open Masters & Prize
Presentation
1.30pm @ Bowling Centre
SAT
28
Cosmic Bowling
7pm @ Bowling Centre
SAT
Distance Swim Award #2
@ Competition Pool
2nd SEA Championships
@ OCBC Aquatic Centre
17 - 22 June
28
SAT
28
Annual Team Tennis
2pm @ Tennis Courts
Annual 5-a-Side Soccer
Competition
3pm @ The Cage
FRI
20
Social Dance Night
6.30pm @ The Grand Ballroom
July
SAT
5
27th Tennis Veterans
Championship
1pm @ Tennis Courts
FRI
11
7.30pm @ The Grand Ballroom
SAT
12
SAT
12
18
MON
Wine and Cheese Party
SAT
FRI
21
Grand Prix #3
@ Competition Pool
Annual 8-Ball Pool
Competition
21 - 26 July @ Billiards Room
WED
1-Day Yong Peng Durian Tour
7am, Johore Bahru
29th Tennis Junior
Championships 2014
12 & 13 July
23
26
20 Commonwealth Games
Glasglow
7pm @ Bowling Centre
SAT
26
SAT
th
Cosmic Bowling
26
70th Midget Meet
@ Competition Pool
21st Table Tennis Open
Championship
2pm @ Table Tennis Hall
26 & 27 July
THU
24
Social Dance Practise Night
7.30pm @ The Grand Ballroom
SPLASH june / july 2014
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C L U B D I R E C T O RY
FRONT DESK RECEPTION: 63423 600/601
TENNIS
Daily 7am - 6pm
Daily 6pm - 11pm
MEMBERSHIP [email protected]
Membership Enquiries / Car Park Labels /
Reciprocal Clubs / Change of Address:
6342 3693
BILLIARDS & POOL 6342 3603
Mon - Sat, Eve of PH 12pm - 11pm
Sun & PH
9am - 11pm
$3/table/hr
Replacement of Cards / Child Admission
Cards / Child Registration / Visiting
Member / Junior Conversion / Proxy: 6342
3625
GYM (Members Only) 6342 3610
Mon - Fri, & Eve of PH 5.45am - 10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH
5.45am - 10pm
Re-Activation / Absent Membership /
Temporary Visit / Life Membership:
6342 3621
BOWLING
6342 3602
Mon - Fri, & Eve of PH 12pm - 6pm
$2/game (Member)
$2.50/game (Guest)
Mon - Fri & Eve of PH 6pm - 11pm
Sat
12pm - 11pm
Sun & PH
9am - 11pm
$2.50/game (Member)
$3/game (Guest)
Concession – Whole day
League Bowler
$1.50/game
Youth 12 – 21 yrs
$1.50/game
Youth under 12 yrs $1/game
MAIN HOTLINES
Ordinary Conversion / New Application /
Transfer of Membership:
6342 3712
Term Membership (Individual/Corporate) /
Spouse: 6342 3648
Locker Application & Withdrawal:
6342 3604
FINANCE fi[email protected]
Monthly Statements : 6342 3647
GIRO Payments
: 6342 3636 / 3637
SQUASH
Daily 7am - 11pm
SOCIAL [email protected]
Enquiry: 6342 3650 / 3670 / 3672 / 3718
SPORTS [email protected]
Enquiry: 6342 3613 / 3614 / 3615
/ 3616 / 3617
Facility Booking
: 6342 3603
Bowling
: 6342 3602
Gym
: 6342 3610
SWIMMING [email protected]
Competitive
: 6342 3727 / 3713
Learn to swim
: 6342 3652
SECURITY [email protected]
Enquiry
: 6342 3655
FACILITIES [email protected]
Lost & Found
: 6342 3660 / 3661
ADVERTISING [email protected]
Enquiry
: 6342 3722
FEEDBACK/SUGGESTION
[email protected]
SPORTS FACILITIES
Guest Fee of $5 is applicable for Badminton,
Billiards & Pool, Jacuzzi / Sauna / Steam
Room, Squash, Tennis and Table Tennis
BADMINTON
6342 3603
Mon - Fri , Eve of PH 7am - 5pm $4/ct/hr
5pm - 11pm $6/ct/hr
Sat, Sun & PH
7am - 11pm $6/ct/hr
TABLE TENNIS
6342 3603
Mon - Fri, Sun & PH 7am - 6pm
$3/table/hr
Sat
7am - 4pm
$3/table/hr
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SPLASH june / july 2014
6342 3603
$2/ct/hr
$4/ct/hr
6342 3603
$3/ct/hr
SHOPS
BARBER
Tue - Fri
Sat & Sun
Closed on Mon
6342 3605
10am - 7pm
9am - 7pm
SPORTS PRO SHOP
6348 8658
Tue - Fri
6pm - 9pm
Sat & Sun, Eve of PH & PH 3pm - 8pm
Closed on Mon
THE HAIRVEN
Tue - Fri
Sat & Sun
Closed on Mon & PH
6342 3608/3686
10.30am - 7.30pm
10am - 7pm
JACUZZI / SAUNA /
6342 3604
STEAM ROOM
Daily
7am - 10pm
Closed for cleaning on
Mon & Thu
8.30am - 9.30am (Ladies)
9.30am - 10.30am (Gents)
RESTAURANTS & EATERIES
Enquiry
: 6342 3677 / 3674
[email protected]
Banquet
: 6342 3675 / 3627
[email protected]
No outside food in Club’s Premises
THE PALMS
Daily
Last orders at 9.45pm
6342 3685
11am - 10pm
JACKSON MILLER
6342 3679
Lunch
12pm - 3pm
Dinner
6.30pm - 11pm
Last orders at 2.30pm & 9.30pm
Closed on Tue, Open on Eve of PH and PH
DELICATESSEN
Daily
Last Order at 9.45pm
6342 3681
8am - 10pm
JADE PHOENIX
6342 3659
Lunch
11.30am - 2.30pm
Dinner
6pm - 9.30pm
Last orders at 2.15pm & 9.15pm
Closed on Mon, Open on Eve of PH and PH
FOUNTAIN CAFÉ
Mon - Thur & Sun
Fri & Sat
CABANA KITCHEN
Tue - Thu, Sun & PH
Fri - Sat & Eve of PH
Closed on Mon
3pm - 10pm
3pm - 11pm
6342 3683
4pm - 10pm
4pm - 11pm
LOUNGES & BARS
Happy Hour (Daily) 5pm - 8pm
GAME ROOM
LUCKY STRIKE JACKPOT
6342 3651
Sun - Thu
9am - 12am
Fri - Sat
9am - 1am
MAHJONG ROOM
Sun - Thu
Fri – Sat
Room rates apply
6342 3698
7am - 12am
7am - 1am
VIDEO GAMES ROOM
Daily
10am - 11pm
REST & RELAX
ADAM’S RETREAT & EVE’S CORNER
Daily
8.30am till Club Closes
LIBRARY
Sun - Thu, & PH
Fri, Sat & Eve of PH
8.30am - 12am
8.30am - 1am
D’TANJONG
Mon - Thu
Fri - Sat & Eve of PH
Sun & PH
6342 3684
2pm - 12am
2pm - 1am
12pm - 12am
D’SPORTS
Mon - Fri, Sun & PH
Sat & Eve of PH
6342 3684
5pm - 12am
5pm - 1am
D’GALAXY
Mon - Thu
Fri
Sat & Eve of PH
Sun & PH
6342 3635
4pm - 12am
4pm - 1am
3pm - 1am
3pm - 12am
(*Private rooms available on Sun & PH from 12pm 3pm subject to booking 1-day in advance and a $50
surcharge. Please contact [email protected]
or [email protected] for advance booking)
STRAITS OF MALACCA
Mon - Thu
Fri & Eve of PH
Sat
Sun & PH
6342 3683
12pm - 11pm
12pm - 12am
10am - 12am
10am - 11pm