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MAY–JUNE 2010 Bringing Everyone Together at the Civil Service Club MICA (P) 035/11/2009 FUSIoN MAY–JUNE 2010 Bringing Everyone Together at the Civil Service Club MICA (P) 035/11/2009 It’s fun and treats @ CSC Tessensohn’s 20th Anniversary! IN THIS ISSUE POISED WITH STYLE GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES SUNDAY TEA DANCE @ CSC 1 ANCIENT FANTASY SCIENCE CHILDREN’S JUNE HOLIDAY CAMP Eat, Play AND SHOP AT Bintan Children EcoVenture Camp @ Changi CSC HAVE you been wondering how to make the best of your children’s time during the school holidays? CSC will be organizing an “Ecoventure Camp” during this June holiday for your children. Among the many interesting and educational activities are a visit to Pulau Ubin, where participants will walk along the boardwalk at Chek Jawa, their own amazing race, outdoor cooking, and a night confidence challenge! SP Campers Pte Ltd will be the camp facilitators for this program, and their experience and expertise will ensure that your children will be in safe hands while undergoing this educational camp. The participants will put on a performance at the campfire on the second night, and parents will be invited along to join in too! HIGHLIGHTS Day 1 (8am to 10pm) – 3 meals • Outdoor Cooking • Amazing Race @ Changi Area • Organised Water Activities • Night Confidence Challenge Day 2 (7am to 9.30pm) – 4 meals • EcoTour to Pulau Ubin (Visit to spice garden, Bird watching at quarry, Nature Trail, Chek Jawa visit) • Campfire • CSC Concert Night “A Night Under the Stars” Date: Thursday and Friday, 17 to 18 Jun 10 Time: Day One 7.30am – Day Two 9.30pm Place: Club CSC @ Changi Fee: Member's Child $160, Public Officer's /Guest's Child $170 (Child should be 6 to 12 years old. Fee includes free camp t-shirt and free CD with photos and videos of the camp.) Contact: Kenny at 63915607 or [email protected] Register By: 3 Jun 10 Jigsaw Puzzle Challenge! IT’S going to be fun for the whole family at this year’s CSC Jigsaw Puzzle Challenge! Participants must form teams of 3, with at least one child in each team, and battle it out with other teams to see who can put together a jigsaw puzzle in the shortest time. Bring along the rest of your family to cheer you on! Date: Sunday, 13 Jun 10 Time: 2pm – 4pm (Registration starts at 1.30pm) Place: Club CSC @ Tessensohn Fee: Member per team: $20, Public Officer/Guest per team: $30 (For a family of 3, with at least 1 child. Participants will get to bring back the jigsaw puzzle worth $52.70. Light refreshments will be provided for the participants.) Contact: Yuqi at 63915620 or [email protected] Register By: 6 Jun 10 Bazaar @ CSC THERE will also be a bazaar held in conjunction with the CSC Jigsaw Puzzle Challenge, with 10 stalls selling health products, clothing, sports items, food and beverages, and much, much more! The bazaar will run from 9am to 4pm. new CONTENTS 04 From The GM’s Desk 19 Tennis For Everyone With Khusairi 34 Learn To Make Music With The Harmonica 19 Video Making Courses Learn To Play Pop Guitar CLUB NEWS 34 20 Creative Digital Photography 34 Learn To Play The Keyboard! 06 Corporate Services In A Nutshell 20 Horseback Riding 20 Sunday Tea Dance @ CSC SELF-IMPROVEMENT SPOTLIGHT 35 Projecting A Positive Self-Image th FINANCE 07 Tessensohn 20 35 Hypnotherapy Workshop For Beginners Anniversary Celebration 21 Protection, Creation And Accumulation 35 The Keys To Metaphysical Science 21 Are You Paying Too Much For Your 35 How To Absorb Complete Books In PROMO Insurance? Minutes My Will, My Wishes 08 Singapore Garden Festival 2010 21 36 Conflict Management And Negotiation 08 The Implant And Oral Surgery Centre HEALTH Skills 09 Simply Peranakan 36 BaZi & Fengshui With Helen Ong 22 Health Talks 36 Basic Computer Literacy Course BEAUTY 22 Antioxidants - Its Benefits & Diets 36 Learn Conversational Mandarin Recommendations 09 Poised with Style 22 Why Is Omega-3 Good For You TRAVEL 10 All About Colours - Personalised 23 Parent-Child Meridian Massage Makeup Colour Coordination 37 1-Day Agriculture Tour 23 Prevent Work-Related Aches & Pain With 37 1-Day Malacca Tour Somaric Exercise ARTS 38 2D1N Mid-Year Sales Shopping Spree 23 Nutrition For Kids - How It Influence Their 10 Eileen’s Arts & Crafts Classes 38 3D2N Ipoh & Pangkor Tour Well Being & Study 11 Handicraft Workshops 39 2D1N Batam Shopping, Makan, Massage 24 Stay Fighting FIt! 39 1-Day Batam Shopping & Massage Trip FOOD 39 1-Day Historical Malacca Tour KIDS 40 4D3N Bandung Tour 12 Wine Activities In Bukit Batok 28 Graffiti & Cartoon Drawing With Channy 40 4D3N Macau Tour 12 Chocolate Appreciation Workshop 28 Etiquette In My Pocket 41 4D3N Jakarta Cooking Class Cum Buffet 28 Parent & Child Bonding With Angel Clay 41 4D3N Taman Negara Trip 12 Authentic Classic Western Soups 28 Gifted Mind Challenge 42 1-Day Food And Farm Tour 13 Wine & Dine 29 Ancient Fantasy Science 42 1-Day Tour To Yakult Factory, Salmon 13 Make Your Favourite Chocolates! 29 Exam Strategies And Esteem-Building Warehouse & Frog Farm 13 Wine Events Workshop 43 Eat, Play And Shop At Bintan 14 Cooking With Asian Home Gourmet- 29 Improve Your Child’s Analytical Skills 43 1-Day Tour To Gardenia, Organic Food Cum-Mid-Autumn Festive Lucky Draw 29 Magic For Beginners Warehouse And Airforce Museum 14 Make Your Own Molten Chocolate Cake 29 Monster Science Adventures & Easy Vanilla Ice Cream! 30 Kids Can Bowl! SPORTS 15 What’s Cooking At Club CSC 30 Parent & Child Healthy Ice Cream 44 Sports Interest Groups At Club CSC @ Tessensohn Making @ Changi! SPECIAL FEATURE 30 Simple Fraction And Divisions 45 Ministry Of Defence Scores Hit After Hit 30 Spy Adventures 46 MOE Checkmates To Victory 16 National Family Celebration 31 Build Your Own UFO! 46 MHA Scores A Goal 31 Fun With Phonics With Your Child 46 Ministry Of Defence Swims Laps FUN 31 Chinese Drama Workshop For Children Around The Competition 17 Illusion Magic Workshop With Kyle Ravin 31 Spy Math 47 MOE And PA Climb Ahead Of The 17 Go Scuba Diving And Snorkelling 32 Ballet For Children! Competition @ Tioman 32 Just For Kids Experience Climb 47 MOE Slam Dunks To Success 17 Melt & Pour Soap Making Workshop 32 Science Camps For The June Holidays! 18 Shotgun Introduction UPCOMING EVENTS 18 Tee Off With James MUSIC 48 Upcoming Sports Competitions 18 Fishing Workshop @ Changi Beach 33 Learn To Play Violin 18 Grow Your Own Vegetables! 33 Getting In Tune With Chinese Music - Erhu From The GM’s Desk Dear members, THE Club’s financial year closed on 31 March 2010. Despite the economic and financial uncertainty in the first half of 2009, the Club performed very well. There was an increase in the number of members supporting the various social and sporting activities organized by the Club. The participation rate for STAR Games saw a 4.7% increase over that of FY 08/09. These are very encouraging indicators that members are keen to participate in the activities organised by the Club and are enjoying them. This will motivate the management to strive harder to enhance our services and upgrade the Club’s facilities to meet the members’ needs. For FY 10/11, the Club will improve the existing facilities and explore new initiatives to provide better facilities for our members. The Club will venture into new destinations when organising short tours for our members. More family based activities will also be organized to enable family bonding. Activities that have proven to be popular with our members will continue to be organised and improved upon. A Fruit Machine management system has been introduced in April 2010 that will speed up the payment of credits as well as implementing a loyalty program to the players. A daily and monthly mystery bonus payout from the cashcade is in place to increase the chances of winning for the players. However, we urge the members to exercise restraint and prudence when enjoying these fruit machines. The Club will also be improving on its connectivity and accessibility. Cable television will be installed in all the Clubhouses, so that members can enjoy viewing more channels. All the premises will be WIFI enabled. The website will WIFI be revamped to make it more user friendly, interactive and appealing. Over the next 2 months, the Club has planned a variety of activities and events to meet the varying needs of members. Activities that will be organised include Mother’s Day Special, Family Day, Children’s Camp, enrichment classes for children, cooking classes for adults, family based activities and the ever popular local and overseas tours. MOTHERS DAY Do check them out either in the Fusion magazine, the Club’s website or on the recently installed LCDs at any of the Clubhouses. 4 GM’s Desk From The From 9th June 2010 is a significant date for our Club. It marks the 20th Anniversary of the official opening of Tessensohn Clubhouse which was officially opened by our then President of Singapore, Mr Wee Kim Wee. To commemorate this significant occasion, Tessensohn Clubhouse will be organising a special dinner at Qian Xi Restaurant on 9 June 2010 at 7:30pm. More than 50% discount will be given to all the members who have been members of the Club for 20 years or more, when they attend this dinner. To show the Club’s appreciation of their unfailing and loyal support to the Club, a welcome gift will also be given to them. Members whose memberships have been 20 years and more will be invited by the Club to attend this dinner.
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