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Star Games in Support of Public MCI (P) 172/11/2013 JUL - AUG PUBLIC SERVICE WEEK AND CIVIL SERVICE CLUB ONE MEMBERSHIP, NATIONAL DAY 2014 THREE DISTINCT EXPERIENCES 2014 NATIONAL DAY WINE & DINE AT CSC PG.05 PUBLIC SERVICE SPORTS AND FAMILY DAY 2014 CSC RUN BY PG.06 THE BAY 2014 PG.07 STAR GAMES MAkE THE IN SUPPORT OFFICE OF PUBLIC YOUR GYM! SERVICE WEEk PG.02 PG.18 CONTENTS CIVIL SERVICE CLUB HAPPENINGS BEAUTY 38 Touch and Movement Funastic Massage 21 Surviving a Bad Hair Day A Bowl of a Time! 02 Star Games in Support of Public Service Week Daily Romance with Your Skin 39 Entering the Age of 3D Printing 04 Mother’s Day Celebration May 2014 FINANCE MUSIC 05 National Day Wine & Dine at CSC 22 The Next Person In Charge Is... 40 Learn the Harmonica Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival The Ins and Outs About Wealth Play the Keyboard @ CSC Bukit Batok 23 CPF and You 41 Getting In Tune with the Erhu 06 Public Service Sports and Family Day 2014 Planning for Your Golden Years Learn to Play the Ukulele 07 CSC Run by the Bay 2014 Know More About Undervalued Stocks Learn to Play the Violin Become Financially Free SPORTS Plan Your Will SELF IMPROVEMENT $ No Enough? 42 Awareness on Hearing Impairment: 08 Taking the Road Less Travelled Visual-Gestural Communication 09 CSC Cycling Club Rides Off to Taiwan FOOD Awareness on Hearing Impairment 10 People’s Association Rocks On 24 Baking with Chef Amy Lee and Basic Sign Language Workshop MHA Aces Beach Volleyball Chocolate Tempering with The Art of Small Talk 11 MHA Scores a Bull’s Eye! Pauline Chan (Demo Class) French Language for Beginners MOH Swings Its Way to Victory 29 Baking Classes by Harry 43 Self Defense is Girl Power for Women A Victory Lap for MINDEF Bake Teacher’s Day Cookie Box Conversational Malay for Beginners Chocolate with Pauline Chan Embrace Your Entrepreneural Self CLUBHOUSE FUN 44 Hone Your Powerpoint Skills 30 Explore Robotics with Arduino Excelling with Spreadsheets Get in Motion 12 Advertise with Us! Explore Electronics with Arduino 14 Enjoy a New Fitness Experience at Tessensohn Pool Master the Golf Swing TRAVEL Value Bowling Hours 31 Perfect Your Tennis Strokes 45 Fun Tour to Chinese Herb Warehouse, 15 Front Offi ce Reception at Bukit Batok KPopX Fitness Win Win Food Industries and Gardenia Clubhouse Social Dancing and Ballroom Waltz Bread Factory 16 Say Hello to Changi Clubhouse! with Mr Sunny Low SPI Ghoulish Trail 32 Become a Proffessional Ballroom Dancer An Informative Visit to Yakult Factory, FEATURE Stand-Up Paddling Fun Gano Well and My Outlets Unleash Creativity with Cartoon Drawing 1D Gunung Pulai Hike and Fruit Farm Tour Introduction to Clay Target Shooting 18 Make the Offi ce Your Gym! 46 1D Premium Durian Special HEALTH 1D UK Agro Farm Tour NATIONAL DAY OPENHOUSE 33 Strenghthen Your Immune System 1D Rustic Kluang & Zenxin Organic Farm Fight Like a Muay Thai Champion 47 2D1N Farm Stay @ Muar 1D Desaru Nature Tour National Day Open House Want to Learn Bruce Lee Street 25 2D Pahang Premium Durian @ KL 49-Year-Olds Receive a Mystery Gift! Fighting Method? 48 2D Malacca Getaway Programmes at a Glance FITBOX-Boxing for Fitness 26 4D3N Penang Trip CSC Membership Promotion 34 Hydrorider Aquabike Fitness Class 49 4D3N Bangkok and Pattaya Escape Game Contagion Decode Edition Fitness Lingoes Demystifi ed 27 2D1N Bintan Agro Beach Resort with Radio Control Car Fun Drift Become a Judo Elite TG Pinang Town Tour $4.90 National Day Promotion 35 Improve Your Health with Traditional 2D Batam KTM Resort - National Day Best-Dressed Family Contest Chinese Qigong Getaway Cooking Gourmet Treats by Chef Lisa Fix Your Posture, Fix Your Pain Fun Bowling Tournament 9 Pin Format Bowlers! Zumba Dance at CSC 28 Here are just some of the exciting bazaar 36 In the Pink of Health REGULAR ACTIVITIES stalls that await you. Lohas Meridian Workshops Secret of Sleeping Well 50 Regular Activities SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Learning About Cataracts kIDS ARTS 37 Training to be Young Judo Warriors 19 A Crash Course To Acrylic Painting Self Defense: A Lifelong Skill to Have Your First Strokes in Chinese Ink Painting Muay Thai Elites in the Making Painting with Coffee Piñata Decorating Workshop 20 Create Exquisite Painting with Chinese Gongbi 38 Kids Can Bake!TM (Parent & Child Pair) Beautify Your Space with Bonsai Robotics for Kids Website http://www.csc.sg Club CSC @ Tessensohn Corporate Services Social Activities http://intranet.csc.gov.sg 60 Tessensohn Road, Singapore 217664 Membership Matters Tel: 6391 5613 (Samantha Chin) Tel: 6294 8933 Tel: 6391 5629 (Norwati) Tel: 6391 5607 (Ricky Ng) Club CSC @ Changi Tel: 6391 5615 (Galvinder Kaur) Tel: 6391 5624 (Kua Gek Cheng) http://www.facebook.com/ [email protected] Tel: 6391 5641 (Vanessa Choo) civilserviceclub 2 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508503 Tel: 6545 2859 Sports Activities Tel: 6391 5620 (Serene Cho) Email for enquiry: [email protected] [email protected] Club CSC @ Bukit Batok Tel: 6391 5619 (Candice Woo) 91 Bukit Batok West Ave 2, Singapore 659206 For details on CSC’s tenants at Tel: 6513 7480 the 3 Clubhouses, kindly refer Civil Service Club to our website at http://www.csc.sg INTRODUCTION CIVIL SERVICE CLUB 01 From the desk For June and July 2014, the Club faces a daunting Public officers will receive goodie bags, partake in challenge of trying to compete with the World a host of healthy lifestyle activities, be entertained “A National Day Open Cup 2014 in Brazil for the attention of our members by guest artistes, enjoy free snacks and participate and public officers. The saving grace was that the in games and win prizes. Keep these dates free and children’s camps organised in June 2014 were very obtain your entry tickets from your Sports Liaison House will be held at Bukit well supported. Probably, the parents of these officers or simply come to any of the Clubhouses to children had the foresight to send their children collect the tickets from the reception office so that Batok Clubhouse on the 2 to the day camps so that they can have a deserving we can celebrate National Day celebrations together snooze after watching the exciting matches in the as one big Public Service Family at Marina Barrage. Aug 2014. Admission is free, wee hours of the morning! Updates of the Club with free goodie bags, popcorn In-House Survey Changi Clubhouse The in-house survey was very well supported by Swimming Complex: In the last two issues, I our members, with more than 2,239 respondents highlighted developments at the accommodation and candy floss, games, bazaar participating. I would like to thank our members area and the Sports Complex. In this issue, I wanted for taking their precious time to provide their to update you on developments at the swimming stalls, healthy lifestyle activities, invaluable feedback for the betterment of the Club. pool and the adjoining alfresco dining area. The This feedback will be an important ingredient for swimming pool has been extended towards the cooking demonstration and lucky the management and EXCO members when they beach front, creating an infinity pool effect. The have a retreat in Q3 2014 to map out the way ahead extended area enables members to relax, watch for Civil Service Club. We will also share the salient boats pass by, or simply listen to the waves while draws to be enjoyed ” points of the feedback with our members in the enjoying the Jacuzzi effect from the numerous water next issue of FUSION. features in the pool. The Children’s pool, located beside the main pool, is also equipped with fun Let’s Celebrate National Day water features. A new children’s playground beside Bukit Batok Clubhouse Social Activities: As the countdown begins for the children’s pool, has a unique play feature shaped The reception area has been given a makeover. Now our nation to celebrate the 49th National Day like a pirate ship that seamlessly merges with the members and public officers can enquire about the Celebration of Our People - Our Home, the Club is children’s pool. For convenience, a café that serves Clubhouse in a more conducive environment. They also lining up a host of activities to celebrate this drinks and snacks is located adjacent to the pool. A can even sign up for membership or book facilities birthday bash in August 2014. Our National Day Wine nursing room, toilet for those who are not mobile from the stand-alone kiosk in the reception area. and Dine will be held at Tessensohn Clubhouse on 1st and changing rooms with locker facilities and hot Aug 2014. We are looking forward to diners donning and cold showers are also available for the swimmers Tessensohn Clubhouse our national colours of red and white (please refer to use. The swimming complex will be exclusive to There will be four hydro-bikes and a treadmill to page 5 for the details). A National Day Open members and their guests. available for members to use at the far end of the House will be held at Bukit Batok Clubhouse on swimming pool. These are gym equipment placed the 2 Aug 2014. Admission is free, with free goodie Alfresco Dining: Beside the swimming pool in the shallow end of the pool to let swimmers bags, popcorn and candy floss, games, bazaar stalls, complex is an outdoor alfresco dining area with enjoy other forms of exercise while using the pool. healthy lifestyle activities, cooking demonstration wooden decking extending out from the heritage This is part of the Club’s efforts to create value for and lucky draws to be enjoyed (please refer to page building to the beach.
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