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F r om th e General Manager, CSC
civil service club Charlie Ng
GMs Desk
Over the past few months, members using the Clubs facilities may have experienced varying degrees of
inconvenience caused by the various renovations and upgrading works in the Club. These are part of the
Clubs efforts to rejuvenate and energise the Club with better facilities for our members to enjoy.
Facilities Upgrade. The Club has received positive feedback from our members and users of the
newly renovated facilities such as the Function Room, Planet Bowl and Treasure Cove. These facilities
are also experiencing greater utilisation. Some of the planned upgrading works are slightly delayed,
such as the new toilets for the Tree Houses in Bukit Batok Clubhouse and the Reception and Lobby area
at Tessensohn Clubhouse. They will be completed a month later, in August 2013. Also, the Corporate
Services area will commence renovation only in August and be completed in October 2013.
TESSY Kitchen. The new Cooking Studio, TESSY Kitchen, has been very well-utilised. In the month of
Website May and June, many cooking events were hosted in the cooking studio. One of the highlights was Barillas
Ambassador Chef Michele Tomadin, in town for Savour, the culinary extravaganza. He made a pit
stop at the Club to share his knowledge in the Taste of Italy event. TESSY Kitchen will host a series of
upcoming cooking demonstrations conducted by renowned local chefs like Eric Teo, Daniel Koh, Pung Le
Tian, Eric Low, Melvyn Lee and Anna Phua. Do sign up for these cooking demonstrations. See page 26 for
more information.
http://www.csc.sg
Bowling Website. The Club is upgrading its bowling website for both Planet and Westwood Bowl.
http://intranet.csc.gov.sg
This website will be in operation by mid-August 2013. This will enhance the efficiency of bookings,
and be more user-friendly with a calendar of upcoming events, latest news updates, photo gallery
of past bowling events, more prominent results page and bowling rates. Once the technicalities and
administration are completed, members should be able to do online booking and pay for their games
using their credit card.
Membership. As the Club upgrades its facilities and extends its reach to the Public Officers, there has
http://www.facebook.com/civilserviceclub been a steady increase in the number of Public Officers joining the Club as Ordinary Members. Likewise,
Email for enquiry the number of Associate Members has also increased. The recent launch of the Marine Life Park tickets
feedback@csc.sg give away for new membership sign up and renewals was also very well received by the Public Officers.
To all the new members who sign up, a very big thank you. If you enjoy being a member of our Club do
Club CSC @ Tessensohn spread the word with your colleagues who have yet to sign up. As to all those members who renewed
60 Tessensohn Road, Singapore 217664 their membership, thank you for your loyal support and the Club will continue to add value to your
Tel: 62948933 membership.
Club CSC @ Changi
2 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508503 CSC Singing Star Competition. Singing enthusiasts can look out for the 3rd season of CSC Singing
Tel: 65452859 Star Competition. Members and Public Officers can sing to their hearts content, in the four rounds of
Club CSC @ Bukit Batok competition and stand a chance to win cash prizes totaling to $3,600. Preliminaries will commence from
91 Bukit Batok West Ave 2, Singapore 659206 13/14 September. Do check out the details on page 10.
Tel: 65137480 public Service Week. Over the next few months, the Club, as part of our support for the Public Service
Week, will be inviting Public Service organisations to visit the Club on Corporate Entourages. The Club will
CorporaTE SErviCES host these organisations for a half day complimentary treat on social programs, facilities and high tea. It will
Membership Matters be a good opportunity for the Public Officers to refresh on what the Club can provide. For more information,
Tel: 65146737 (James Zhang) HR and Recreational Welfare Officers can contact the Membership office at membership@csc.sg.
Tel: 63915615 (Galvinder Kaur)
membership@csc.sg Environmental Health. There are health issues that have been plaguing our country, namely the haze
and Dengue Fever. The Club is playing an active role to ensure that these environmental health problems
Sports activities
Tel: 63915619 (Candice Woo) are being managed at our Club.
Social activities Dengue Fever. In our relentless efforts to tackle the spread of Dengue Fever, the Club has taken
Tel: 63915613 (Samantha Chin) a proactive effort to prevent mosquito breeding in the Club premises. The Club has increased its
Tel: 63915607 (Ricky Ng) preventive surveillance by the staff and our pest control vendor. NEA posters are placed in the Club
Tel: 63915624 (Kua Gek Cheng) premises to remind members to be proactive in combating the spread of Dengue Fever. Mechanical
Tel: 63915641 (Wong Jiaqi)
Tel: 63915620 (Serene Cho) devices to deter mosquitoes have been installed in the Tree house area, as it is located at the Clubhouse
events@csc.sg perimeter which is forested. The tenants are also being briefed on the preventive measures that they
need to adopt to prevent mosquito breeding.
For details on CSCs tenants at the Haze. The Club has placed haze monitoring charts at the Club premises especially at the entrance leading
3 Clubhouses, kindly refer to our website to the Clubs outdoor facilities to inform members of the latest PSI reading as informed by NEA. When
at http://www.csc.sg the PSI reading exceeds 200, all outdoor facilities will be temporarily closed for use till the PSI reading
improves. When the PSI reading is high, members at the Club can request
Design & Editorial Consultancy for surgical mask at the reception counter for them to use when leaving
Pagesetters Services Pte Ltd
www.pagesetters.com.sg the Club premises. All staff are issued with surgical mask, too.
Finally, to all our members a Happy National Day and
a Selamat Hari raya puasa!
F r om th e General Manager, CSC
civil service club Charlie Ng
GMs Desk
Over the past few months, members using the Clubs facilities may have experienced varying degrees of
inconvenience caused by the various renovations and upgrading works in the Club. These are part of the
Clubs efforts to rejuvenate and energise the Club with better facilities for our members to enjoy.
Facilities Upgrade. The Club has received positive feedback from our members and users of the
newly renovated facilities such as the Function Room, Planet Bowl and Treasure Cove. These facilities
are also experiencing greater utilisation. Some of the planned upgrading works are slightly delayed,
such as the new toilets for the Tree Houses in Bukit Batok Clubhouse and the Reception and Lobby area
at Tessensohn Clubhouse. They will be completed a month later, in August 2013. Also, the Corporate
Services area will commence renovation only in August and be completed in October 2013.
TESSY Kitchen. The new Cooking Studio, TESSY Kitchen, has been very well-utilised. In the month of
Website May and June, many cooking events were hosted in the cooking studio. One of the highlights was Barillas
Ambassador Chef Michele Tomadin, in town for Savour, the culinary extravaganza. He made a pit
stop at the Club to share his knowledge in the Taste of Italy event. TESSY Kitchen will host a series of
upcoming cooking demonstrations conducted by renowned local chefs like Eric Teo, Daniel Koh, Pung Le
Tian, Eric Low, Melvyn Lee and Anna Phua. Do sign up for these cooking demonstrations. See page 26 for
more information.
http://www.csc.sg
Bowling Website. The Club is upgrading its bowling website for both Planet and Westwood Bowl.
http://intranet.csc.gov.sg
This website will be in operation by mid-August 2013. This will enhance the efficiency of bookings,
and be more user-friendly with a calendar of upcoming events, latest news updates, photo gallery
of past bowling events, more prominent results page and bowling rates. Once the technicalities and
administration are completed, members should be able to do online booking and pay for their games
using their credit card.
Membership. As the Club upgrades its facilities and extends its reach to the Public Officers, there has
http://www.facebook.com/civilserviceclub been a steady increase in the number of Public Officers joining the Club as Ordinary Members. Likewise,
Email for enquiry the number of Associate Members has also increased. The recent launch of the Marine Life Park tickets
feedback@csc.sg give away for new membership sign up and renewals was also very well received by the Public Officers.
To all the new members who sign up, a very big thank you. If you enjoy being a member of our Club do
Club CSC @ Tessensohn spread the word with your colleagues who have yet to sign up. As to all those members who renewed
60 Tessensohn Road, Singapore 217664 their membership, thank you for your loyal support and the Club will continue to add value to your
Tel: 62948933 membership.
Club CSC @ Changi
2 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508503 CSC Singing Star Competition. Singing enthusiasts can look out for the 3rd season of CSC Singing
Tel: 65452859 Star Competition. Members and Public Officers can sing to their hearts content, in the four rounds of
Club CSC @ Bukit Batok competition and stand a chance to win cash prizes totaling to $3,600. Preliminaries will commence from
91 Bukit Batok West Ave 2, Singapore 659206 13/14 September. Do check out the details on page 10.
Tel: 65137480 public Service Week. Over the next few months, the Club, as part of our support for the Public Service
Week, will be inviting Public Service organisations to visit the Club on Corporate Entourages. The Club will
CorporaTE SErviCES host these organisations for a half day complimentary treat on social programs, facilities and high tea. It will
Membership Matters be a good opportunity for the Public Officers to refresh on what the Club can provide. For more information,
Tel: 65146737 (James Zhang) HR and Recreational Welfare Officers can contact the Membership office at membership@csc.sg.
Tel: 63915615 (Galvinder Kaur)
membership@csc.sg Environmental Health. There are health issues that have been plaguing our country, namely the haze
and Dengue Fever. The Club is playing an active role to ensure that these environmental health problems
Sports activities
Tel: 63915619 (Candice Woo) are being managed at our Club.
Social activities Dengue Fever. In our relentless efforts to tackle the spread of Dengue Fever, the Club has taken
Tel: 63915613 (Samantha Chin) a proactive effort to prevent mosquito breeding in the Club premises. The Club has increased its
Tel: 63915607 (Ricky Ng) preventive surveillance by the staff and our pest control vendor. NEA posters are placed in the Club
Tel: 63915624 (Kua Gek Cheng) premises to remind members to be proactive in combating the spread of Dengue Fever. Mechanical
Tel: 63915641 (Wong Jiaqi)
Tel: 63915620 (Serene Cho) devices to deter mosquitoes have been installed in the Tree house area, as it is located at the Clubhouse
events@csc.sg perimeter which is forested. The tenants are also being briefed on the preventive measures that they
need to adopt to prevent mosquito breeding.
For details on CSCs tenants at the Haze. The Club has placed haze monitoring charts at the Club premises especially at the entrance leading
3 Clubhouses, kindly refer to our website to the Clubs outdoor facilities to inform members of the latest PSI reading as informed by NEA. When
at http://www.csc.sg the PSI reading exceeds 200, all outdoor facilities will be temporarily closed for use till the PSI reading
improves. When the PSI reading is high, members at the Club can request
Design & Editorial Consultancy for surgical mask at the reception counter for them to use when leaving
Pagesetters Services Pte Ltd
www.pagesetters.com.sg the Club premises. All staff are issued with surgical mask, too.
Finally, to all our members a Happy National Day and
a Selamat Hari raya puasa!
