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RED FOR LOVE AND LUCK Celebrate your Chinese New Year with Orchid Country Club

Love Scope:How lucky are you in love and relationships in the Year of the Bunny? Find out inside.

Members’ Luncheon:The much anticipated treat for members – food, fun and fortune.

Enjoy Orchid!Catch an exclusive centrespread of candid snapshots of this special event.

issue 11 – JAnuARy/FebRuARy 2011MicA(P) 088/08/2009

A Thematic Magazine: Chinese New Year/Valentine’s Day

enjoyOrchid!

VisiONA leader in golf & hospitality, delighting our guests with a uniquely Orchid experience. The Choice!

MissiONBringing a quality lifestyle to our guests.Making a difference with our passion.

CORE VALUEs – sMiLEshared ResponsibilityTaking ownership and working as a team.

Mutual RespectWillingness to listen and be open.

iconic serviceProviding service that is above all.

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Improving through continuous learning.

Enjoy Orchid Creating a fun-filled place for all.Making H3 (Happy, Hearty and Healthy) environment a reality.

PuBlisherOrchid Country Club1 Orchid Club RoadSingapore 769162Tel: 6755 9811Fax: 6755 8874www.orchidclub.com

editorial teaMJoan TaySiti Rasiqah Binte HamzahGwen ChiongAw Ping Ping

ContriButorsAndrew LimGopal ThangaveluThomas NgMadeline GanMuhammed Faizal AmronOoi Jing HuiPaul GiovanniSherry Salha Binte AdliStewart LeeSyafrina

editorial & design ConsultantWords Worth Media Management Pte Ltd

advertiseMentsMarcom DepartmentTel: 6750 2158 / 2160Email: [email protected]

Advertisements and information herein are printed in good faith pertaining to their accuracy. Whilst every endeavour has been made to ensure that information provided is up-to-date and accurate, the publisher does not accept responsibilities for any errors or omissions. Copyright reserved. No part of this magazine may be produced in any form without prior permission from Orchid Country Club.

JanuaryFebruary 2011

CONTENTSFEaturE

11 ENJOY OrCHID!

A family treasure hunt, art and craft for the kids, drama and theatre, bowling, golf, picnic, even fishing… where else can you do all of this in one day but in OCC!

REGULAR2 UNIqUElYOrCHID Key contacts/operating hours

3 FIrstPErsON President’s message

4 ClUbbItEs The latest happenings in OCC

6 PlaN&PlaY January/February calendar of events

8 tEE-INgOFF News from the Golf Department

10 sCENE&HEarD Past events

14 HIP&HaPPENINg Upcoming events

17 tHE28tHHOlE Promotions at the various outlets

SPECIALS 23 rOmaNtIC

PrEDICtIONs Are you in the mood

for love and good relationships for 2011? Check what your horoscope says about that.

UniqUelyorchidUniqUNiQUELY ORCHiD

SuPErMarKEtntuC FairPriCe9.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

FaCiLitiESJaCkPot royale• Main lounge9.00am to 12.00am (Sun to Thurs & PH)9.00am to 1.00am (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)

• snack Bar11.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

• Card rooms9.00am to 12.00am (Mon to Fri)9.00am to 1.00am (Sat, Sun & PH)

• Jackpot room9.00am to 12.00am (Sun, Tue to Thurs & PH)12.00pm to 12.00am (Mon)9.00am to 1.00am (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)

reading/ tv Corner9.00am to 12.00am (Sun to Thurs & PH)9.00am to 1.00am (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)

little o’Zone10.00am to 8.00pm (Mon to Thurs)10.00am to 10.00pm (Fri to Sun, School holidays & PH)

FunPool & Bunker Pool7.00am to 9.00pm (Daily)

Children’s outdoor Playground7.00am to 7.00pm (Daily)

F&Bvanda terraCe(operated by NTUC Foodfare)7.00am to 10.00pm (Mon & Tues)7.00am to 11.00pm (Wed to Sun)

Par lounge5.00pm to 1.00am (Mon to Wed)3.00pm to 1.00am (Thurs to Sat)3.00pm to 12.00am (Sun)

PeaCh garden@oCCLunch: 11.30am to 2.30pm (Mon to Fri)Dinner: 5.30pm to 10.00pm (Mon to Fri)Lunch: 10.00am to 2.30pm (Sat, Sun & PH)Dinner: 5.30pm to 10.00pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

PeaCh garden@the greenClosed on MondaySnacks: 12.00pm to 4.00pm (Tue to Fri)Full menu available: After 4.00pm to 10.30pm (Tue to Fri)Full menu available: 11.00am to 10.30pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

kitagawa JaPanese restaurantClosed on MondayTue to SunLunch: 11.45am to 2.30pmDinner: 6.00pm to 10.30pm

orChid lodge24 hours

aranda lounge• Members’ lounge/ karaoke roomsClosed on Monday3.00pm to 11.00pm (Tue to Wed)3.00pm to 12.00am (Thurs to Sun)

squash7.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

taBle tennis Court7.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

tennis7.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

gyMnasiuM7.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

olyMPiC Pool7.00am to 9.00pm (Daily)

orChid Bowl10.00am to 1.00am (Mon to Thurs & Sun)10.00am to 3.00am (Fri & Sat, Eve of PH)

kindergolF 9.00am to 6.00pm (Daily)

my golf kaki aCadeMy1.00pm to 9.00pm (Mon)8.30am to 9.00pm (Tue to Sun & PH)

Big Fish innovation teChnology1.00pm to 8.00pm (Mon to Sat)Sun by appointment only

transview7.00am to 10.00pm (Daily)

Changing rooM7.00am to 9.00pm (Mon & Tue)7.00am to 11.00pm (Wed to Fri)6.00am to 11.00pm (Sat & PH)6.00am to 9.00pm (Sun)

halFway houses8.00am to 6.00pm (Weekends & PH)

driving range7.30am to 11.00pm (Daily)Closed every 1st and 3rd Mon of each month (7.00am to 12.00pm)

GOLFgolF registration Counter7.00am to 6.00pm (Sun to Tue)7.00am to 9.00pm (Wed to Sat)

tee oFF 18-hole7.07am to 8.59am (Mornings)12.01pm to 1.53pm (Afternoons) 4.27pm to 5.58pm (Wed to Sat, Evenings)

tee oFF 9-hole7.07am to 8.59am (Weekday mornings) 4.27pm to 5.16pm (Sun to Tue, Evenings)

CluB direCtoryGolf RegistrationTel: 6750 2111Email: [email protected]

Driving Range OfficeTel: 6750 2198

S&R FacilitiesTel: 6750 2162Email: [email protected]

Meetings, Conventions & Banquet ServicesTel: 6750 2166Email: sales&[email protected]

Room ReservationsTel: 6750 2100Email: [email protected]

MarcomTel: 6750 2160Email: [email protected]

MembershipTel: 6750 2123Email: [email protected]

FinanceTel: 6750 2183Email: [email protected]

PurchasingTel: 6750 2129Email: [email protected]

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PrESiDENt’S MESSaGE

Dear Members,

Firstly, let me wish all of you a Happy New Year.

At the last Members’ Luncheon and Enjoy Orchid! Day on 20 November 2010, many of you participated in the activities that were organised for you. It was heartening to see such a great turnout and I thank you for your keen involvement in the Club’s events. I hope you will continue to join in more of such members’ activities in the future and enjoy Orchid with your family and friends.

With such encouraging response from our members, the Management will endeavour to bring you more events catered to your interests and needs in 2011. An exciting lineup of events is already in the pipeline. Do keep a look-out for movie screenings for the whole family, monthly pool events like friendly swimming competitions and water carnivals, and activities to keep you fit such as tennis competitions and bi-monthly gym challenges.

As we step into the new year, Management’s main focus is to increase traffic to the Club and improve utilisation of our facilities. A few initiatives are in place to achieve this, such as bringing in new tenants to make the Club a more vibrant and family-oriented place. The labour movement has been very successful in creating the Downtown East. We hope to create Uptown North in this neighbourhood with facilities for recreation and food and beverage. I seek your help in this.

This is, after all, a Club meant for you to patronise. Activities are organised for you to participate. Since you enjoy preferential members’ rates here at OCC, do come more often to make full use of the excellent facilities that have been specially built for you.

As you know, the cost of running these facilities and the Club operations is covered by the monthly subscriptions. The Management has tried their best to set it at a reasonable fee. In the past, we have been very careful not to increase our monthly fees rapidly. It looks as if this has now become very difficult.

The two new integrated resorts have robbed us of a substantial portion of our Jackpot Room takings and we are not alone in this. Some clubs have lost as much as 60% of their original revenue. We have our gross takings dropped by between 20% and 25% and this is very significant in our financial position.

I am letting you know in advance that we have no choice but to impose an increase of our monthly subscription soon to keep pace with market rates. To make it easier for our members we will try to increase this by small increments rather than in one lump sum. More details will be provided later. Meanwhile, you are aware that with effect from 1 April 2011, our golf club membership transfer fee will be increased to $20,000 to be in line with other similar clubs.

Finally, I wish to say that our General Manager Mr Choo Wee Khiang who was seconded to us has completed his term at OCC on 31 December 2010. On behalf of the General Committee and Management, I wish to thank him for all the hard work that he has put in to position OCC to what it is today. A new General Manager should be on board soon. In between this, I can assure you that it is work and service as per normal.

Many improvements have been made and much more lies ahead. As we look forward to a year of fresh starts, I wish you and your loved ones a happy and prosperous Lunar New Year in advance.

Lim Jit PohPresident

CluB PatronMinister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew

general CoMMitteePresident Mr Lim Jit PohCaptain Mr Oscar OliveiroTreasurer Mr Chong Kee HiongMembers Ms Adeline Sum Mr Chng Chee Beow Mr John De Payva Mr Ong Teck Ghee Mrs Susan Gan Mr Tan Ah Ee Mr Yeo Khee Leng

CluB ManageMentSenior Finance Manager Mr Soh Beng Chin Golf Manager Mr Jinder AujlaDirector of Sales Mr Thomas NgSenior Social & Recreation Manager Ms Madeline GanHuman Resource Manager Mr Chew Gek ChengMarcom/Membership Manager Ms Joan TayExecutive Housekeeper Ms Margaret See Jackpot Manager Mr Andrew LimOperations Manager, Property & Maintenance Mr Lim Kee Teck


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9-Hole 18-HoleVisitor Green Fee

Weekdays RM47.70 RM95.40

Weekends/Public Holidays RM79.50 RM159

Guest Green Fee

Weekdays RM31.80 RM63.60

Weekends/Public Holidays RM53 RM106

Electric Buggy Fee (Twin-Sharing) RM40 RM80

Petrol Buggy Fee (Twin-Sharing) RM37.30 RM74.60

Golf Insurance (compulsory) RM3++ RM3++

HOLE-iN-ONE aCHiEvErS

Mr Robert Teo14 October 2010Dendro Hole 8

Mr Vikkash Babu6 October 2010Aranda Hole 6

Mr Tan Kek Ann23 October 2010Dendro Hole 8

aDJuStED ratES at aCCESS CLuBSSong Be Golf resort in vietnamWith effect from 1 December 2010, golfing rates will be revised as follows:

Green, Facilities & Caddy FeesWeekdays 18 Holes USD65.50Weekends 18 Holes USD145.00*Rates include 20% SCT + 10% VAT

tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club in MalaysiaWith effect from 1 January 2011, golfing rates will be revised in accordance to the increase in GST from 5% to 6% as follows:

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CONGratuLatiONS tO Our BESt CaPtiON CONtESt wiNNEr!Congratulations to Mr Robin Chua for winning the best caption contest! We would also like to thank all our participants for their entries.

We feel this is but the beginning of many good things to come! Check out our next contest on page 12.

POOLS CLOSurE FOr tHE iNvitatiONaL SwiM MEEt 2011The Olympic Pool and the Fun Pool Pavilion will be closed on 12 February 2011, Saturday, for the Invitational Swim Meet 2011 from 7am – 6pm.

We regret any inconveniencies caused.


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HELLOS & GOODBYES FOr tHE MONtH OF OCtOBEr & NOvEMBErWe take this chance to thank our ex-members for their past support and to extend a warm welcome to our new members!

HELLO GOODBYES

Individual Golfing Gold Mr Goh Boon Liang Mr Alfred GatchalianMr Kam Mock Yong Mr Chow Chiok Hock (deceased)Mr Li Hai Zhou Mr Lim Goy KhiangMdm Ong Bee Hua (Wife) Mr Ng JohnnyMr Sunghak Baik Dr Teh Hung Chuan

Corporate Foreign Golfing GoldMr Eiichi Ishiyama Mr Atsushi IshikawaMr Mitchell Zucker Mr Henry J Pselos

Individual Golfing Silver Mr Lim Joo Min Mr Ashish Sharma Mr Manminder Singh Mr Wong Kin Wah

Individual Social Mr Joseph Anand Mr Goh Wee PakMr Lee Tok Eng Mdm Hwee Mun Choy VivienMdm See Kim Hua Mr Kwan Jih Leong

ClubbitesClubbitesClubbitesClubbitesCluDrESS CODEThe Management would like to remind all members and guests to adhere to the Club’s dress code at all times.

In general:• All attire shall not carry any advertisement or objectionable slogans• Swimsuits are restricted to the poolside areas• Selected makes/types of swimsuits, if in the Management’s opinion are inappropriate to the decorum of the

Club, may not be allowed at the pools• Tank tops, singlets, running shorts & slippers ( flip-flops) are not appropriate attire• Jogging shorts are restricted to the poolside areas, gym and the tennis/squash areas (shorts with slits at

the side and without zippers are deemed to be jogging shorts)

We seek your cooperation in this matter.

rEMiNDEr: MEMBErSHiP traNSFEr FEESThe transfer fees for the following categories of memberships shall be revised from $10,000 to $20,000 with effect from 1 April 2011:-

– Individual Golfing Gold– Individual Foreign Golfing Gold– Corporate Golfing Gold– Corporate Foreign Golfing Gold

The new transfer fee of $20,000 (plus 7% GST) will apply to all transfer forms that reach the Membership Department after 6pm on 31 March 2011. Transfer fees of all other membership categories shall remain unchanged.

COMiNG uP iN 2011!Look out for new members’ activities like movie screenings, monthly pool events for the whole family, tennis competitions and bi-monthly gym challenges. Watch this space for more details soon!


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Men’s ‘a’ Division (H’cap index 0 – 12.4), StablefordWinner Mr Oh Hoen Kun (10.4) 40 Pts1st Runner Up Mr Simon Chew (11.7) 38 Pts 2nd Runner Up Mr Tan Wei Hao Thomas (3.7) 37 Pts Ballsweep (1st Nine)Winner Mr Chong Boon Yee (12.4) 21 Pts Ballsweep (2nd Nine)Winner Mr Oh Hoen Kun (10.4) 22 Pts

Men’s ‘C’ Division (H’cap index 18.� – 24.9), StablefordWinner Mr Jeremy Kwan (18.9) 48 Pts 1st Runner Up Mr Gan Kok Soon (19.2) 46 Pts 2nd Runner Up Mr Ho Chin Seng (23.0) 41 Pts

Ballsweep (1st Nine)Winner Mr Richard Lim (21.3) 25 Pts

Ballsweep (2nd Nine)Winner Mr Gan Kok Soon (19.2) 27 Pts

Men’s ‘B’ Division (H’cap index 12.� – 18.4), StablefordWinner Mr David Chan (15.4) 47 Pts 1st Runner Up Mr Peh Choon Seng (15.0) 42 Pts 2nd Runner Up Mr Shen Feng Lien (13.4) 40 Pts Ballsweep (1st Nine)Joint Winners Mr David Chan (15.4) 21 Pts Mr Ang Chor Lam (16.6) 21 Pts Mr Roland Tan (17.9) 21 Pts Mr Tan Kok Lai (13.2) 21 Pts

Ballsweep (2nd Nine)Winner Mr David Chan (15.4) 26 Pts

Ladies’ ‘a’ Division (H’cap index 0 – 20.4), StablefordWinner Ms Loo Lee Bui Linda (16.5) 40 Pts1st Runner Up Ms Lim Siew Lan (19.7) 39 Pts OCB 2nd Runner Up Ms Margaret Yeow (19.3) 39 Pts Ballsweep (1st Nine)Winner Ms Poh Ming Ying Aomi (19.9) 23 Pts

Ballsweep (2nd Nine)Joint Winners Ms Lim Siew Lan (19.7) 22 Pts Ms Poh Lay Guat (17.1) 22 Pts Ladies ‘B’ Division (H’cap index 20.� – �6.9), StablefordWinner Ms Jasmine Teo (24.1) 41 Pts 1st Runner Up Ms Lum Mui Har Jessie (25.4) 40 Pts 2nd Runner Up Ms Tan Ju Seng (26.4) 38 Pts Ballsweep (1st Nine)Winner Ms Jasmine Teo (24.1) 24 Pts Ballsweep (2nd Nine)Winner Ms Lum Mui Har Jessie (25.4) 22 Pts


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gOLFiNgGOODtiME!Block your calendar and join us in these upcoming golf events.

HONG BaO SPECiaL GOLF tOurNaMENtCelebrate your Lunar New Year with us! This tournament promises you fun and joy!

For Whom : OCC Golfing membersFormat of Play : Texas ScrambleDate : 13 February 2011, Sunday

OCC GOLD MEDaL 2010Here’s your chance to challenge the Monthly Medal winners for the much coveted gold medal!

For Whom : 2010 Medal Champion onlyFormat of Play : StrokeplayDate : 23 January 2011, Sunday


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Members were greeted with several fringe activities before the luncheon began on 20 November 2010. They immersed themselves gleefully in the timeless Chinese calligraphy, artistic silhouette cutting, caricature drawing and some even had their fortunes read, while awaiting for the luncheon to commence.

President Mr Lim Jit Poh gave his welcome address and updated members on the up-and-coming changes at the club. At the end of Mr Lim’s address, the feast began! Members were treated to a sumptuous array of delicacies from Vanda Terrace, Peach Garden and Kitagawa Japanese Restaurant. It was truly a display to satisfy everyone's palate.

Dan Thomson continued to delight the audience with his slick impersonations of Elvis Presley and Kermit the Frog. Familiar tunes, in English and even Hokkien, resonated across the Grand Ballroom which was already filled with cheer as members mingled with each other.

The luncheon eventually came to an end, but there was still a host of activities lined up across the club for members to proceed on to Enjoy Orchid!

MEMBErS' LuNCHEON20 NOvEMBER 2010

at OCC, there are events and activities galore for the benefit and enjoyment of all members and their families. it is also our constant endeavour to ensure a lineup that is exciting and varied so as to cater to a wide range of individuals and age groups. On this page we re-capture some of those fun moments for you and your family. thank you for your keen support and participation.

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The day kicked off with the Family Treasure Hunt and seven families of three geared up early in the morning for this challenge. They had to complete five tasks at various locations across the club. It was truly a match of wits and brawn as teams raced around the club and against the clock to complete all the stations. The challenge ended with smiles on everyone’s faces and they were all rewarded with prizes; everyone’s a winner just by being a part of it!

Sculpture Square had trained instructors over to conduct various kids’ art & craft activities. Kids got down to work with clay, wire, sand and paper to make lovely Christmas decorations. Kids were so delighted with their art work that even the adults got interested.

ACT 3 Theatrics entertained both kids and their parents with two performances of ‘Taro, the Dragon Boy’. Founder-Director of ACT 3 Theatrics, R Chandran, the storyteller with 10 different character

voices, from that of a young girl to a fearsome ogre, brought to life the Japanese folktale of Taro and his quest for his mother, who has turned into a dragon. Audience saw the story come to life through the magic and skills of the storyteller’s voice, masks, mime and movement. Do keep a look-out for the child’s enrichment programme, ‘Readers’ Theatre’ with ACT 3 Theatrics in January 2011.

Kids also got to enjoy the various water activities at the pool. They played games at the fun pool and raced against each other at the pool obstacle course. They were also treated to yummy burgers and popcorn by the pool – something to keep their energy level up!

The afternoon continued with 30 bowling enthusiasts of all ages gathering at Orchid Bowl for the Fun Bowl activity. This friendly game ended with three happy prize winners and friends enjoying time together at Orchid Country Club.

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scene&heardscene&heardscene&heardsWe lined up two golf challenges for our golf enthusiasts as well – Barrel-in-One and Chip & Putt Challenges. All the time spent practising at the driving range finally paid off as successful challengers walked away with prizes such as a Taylormade Putter, adidas gift packs and FairPrice Vouchers! Our gym goers sweated it out at the Gym Challenges as well, and pit against each other for the title of the Fitness Champ!

As the sun began to set, our anglers' spirit began to lift as we set off into the golf course for a Night of Fishing @ the Green. Within minutes of casting their fishing lines, anglers were adrenalised as the

first catch come reeling in. Family members who were still laying out their picnic mats stopped in amazement of the speed. Everyone was fired up and even more determined to make the next catch. It was an evening to remember as friends and family enjoyed the serenity of the golf course and each others' company at the green and under the stars. The night ended with Mr Steven Lim walking away with the top prize of a Panasonic LCD TV!

Thank you to those who enjoyed Orchid with us! We will continue to make a difference with our passion.

Enjoy orchid! contEst Do you still remember the activities that were planned during Enjoy Orchid? If you do, here’s a chance to win a mystery gift from us! Just be the first to name any 5 activities that were held during Enjoy Orchid! and email your answer to [email protected] by 31 January 2011! Good luck!

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Over 90 golfers took part in this year’s Captain’s & Lady Captain’s Cup, held on 27 November. It was a friendly competition among members, in which top spots in the women’s and men’s divisions were taken by Ms Cathleen Wong and Mr Giam Jia Hao respectively. Dinner was held at the Sapphire Suite, where golfers wound down and relaxed with friends. Winners for the Club Championship and Matchplay for 2010 were also announced during the prize presentation, and it was certainly a night where OCC’s junior members took top honours. Kudos to our young golfers! The night was topped off with a lucky draw as some members walked with prizes, making it a night to remember.

results for Captain’s Cup (Dendro / vanda)Champion Mr Giam Jia Hao 74 Gross Winner Mr Ho Wing Por 61 Nett Runner Up Mr Richard Tan Tin Lam 62 Nett OCB results for Lady Captain’s Cup (Dendro / vanda)Champion Ms Cathleen Wong 79 Gross Winner Ms Han Fong Yau 65 Nett Runner Up Ms Adeline Yew Chiok Leng 67 Nett

results for OCC Men’s Club Championship 2010Champion Mr Giam Jia Hao results for OCC women’s Club Championship 2010Champion Ms Annie Lim results for OCC Men’s Matchplay Championship 2010Champion Mr Thomas Tan results for OCC women’s MatchplayChampionship 2010Champion Ms Lim Jia Yi

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an exciting lineup of events for members – be sure to take time off to join us! Call 67�0 2162 to register.Unless otherwise stated, all activities are held in Orchid Country Club and fees are inclusive of 7% GST.

SOCIAL&RECREAtiON

rEaDErS’ tHEatrE – StOriES FrOM arOuND tHE wOrLDACT 3 Theatrics child enrichment programme develops reading, oral communication and presentation skills in children through a practical and fun 10-week programme. Readers’ Theatre is the dramatic reading of a script with minimal use of props and costumes. It helps to promote enjoyment of the English language through interesting scripts, builds oral fluency and focuses on a strong dramatic reading of the script. Children are encouraged to read for understanding and to develop prediction, questioning and inference skills. Children will present a sample of their work at the end of the programme and parents will be invited to attend.

Benefits of using Readers’ Theatre:• There is no need to memorise scripts. It helps to take away the

fear of forgetting lines during a performance.• Builds confidence in reading aloud.• Supports struggling readers.• Supports and develops vocal variety and articulation. Allows

children to focus on intonation and pronunciation.• Takes away the fear of performing and promotes teamwork.

ACT 3 Theatrics, established in July 1984, is Singapore’s first professional theatre company. The company has, from the onset, focused on work for children and young people through creating drama, being storytellers, taking the theatre out to people where they are and developing skills and enriching children through the magic of theatre and drama.

Date: Every Saturday, commencing on 22 January 2011Time: 9am – 10am (6–8 years old) 11am – 12pm (9–11 years old) 2pm – 3pm (6–8 years old) 4pm – 5pm (9–11 years old)Fees*: $150 (Member), $170 (NTUC), $180 (Guest)Register by: 14 January 2011 *Fees are subject to GST, are for a 10-week programme and inclusive of reading materials and notes.Minimum pax required before commencement

GEOMaNCY taLK(TALk CONDUCTED IN MANDARIN)Master Wang Jia Zhen from Taiwan has more than 20 years of experience in Fengshui consultancy for more than 20 years. Her consultation assignments include customers from different countries, mainly businessmen investing in Hangzhou, Shanghai, Guangdong and other province of China. She is also servicing clients in Japan, Taiwan and Singapore. Her popularity in Taiwan has caught the attention of the media, and was invited as the main hosting master in a variety show.

Her talk will touch on:• Fengshui • Birth date (bazhi) Horoscope Analysis• Wealth, Career • Relationship and fortune analysis• Name analysis • Life and Destiny analysis• Face Reading • Zodiac for 2011

Date: Saturday, 15 January 2011 Time: 2pm – 3.30pmFees: Free (Member), $4 (NTUC), $6 (Guest) Register by: 11 January 2011Minimum pax required before commencement

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LEarN MaGiC tHE FuN waYMagic has been found to develop one’s communication, critical thinking and confidence. This workshop provides a basic understanding of magic and the ability to perform in just four weeks of training. The workshop will be conducted in a show-and-tell format by the instructor; with the instructor first demonstrating a piece of magic and then teaching the students the secret and performance techniques. Props, text & notes will be provided at every session.

Date: 23 & 30 January, 13 & 20 February 2011 (Sunday)Time: 2pm – 4pm Fees*: $75 (Member), $85 (NTUC), $95 (Guest)Register by: 14 January 2011 *Fees are for four weekly sessionsMinimum pax required before commencement

wHat tHE Law DOESN’t tELL YOu aBOut PLaNNiNG a wiLLThe mention of Wills conjures up images of death. Superstitions notwithstanding, Wills are a useful part of life. But much misconception prevails about what a Will can and cannot do. Some believe that making a Will exempts them from estate expenses or that joint property can be distributed under a Will. Making a Will is not just for the rich or the old. When an adult acquires some assets, e.g., a house, bank account, shares etc., he should consider making a Will as part of his overall estate plan. In the absence of a Will, one’s estate may well end up in the wrong hands, or worse be entirely dissipated by expenses. To educate the public on the importance of making Wills, and to dispel any misconceptions, this talk aims at raising awareness of the subject. It covers the legal and practical aspects of making a Will and how it protects your estate in more ways than you now know and the important factors one takes into account before penning a Will.

Date: Saturday, 22 January 2011 Time: 2pm – 3pm Fees: Free (Member), $4 (NTUC), $6 (Guest)Register by: 14 January 2011

Minimum pax required before commencement

OCC aDuLt & YOutH iNtEr-CLuB BOwLiNG SELECtiONS 2011How would you like to be part of the OCC Bowling Team? Here’s your chance to represent the Club and bring us top honours this year, while having fun and making new friends. Come for the inter-club bowling selections, in January at Orchid Bowl. Trials are open to OCC members only, for both adults and youths (below 21 years of age as at 31 December 2011). Selections will be based on highest total pin-fall for a block of five games. Participants may attempt as many blocks as they wish within the selection trial period. For more details, check out www.orchidclub.com.

Date: 1 – 31 January 2011Time: Orchid Bowl operating hoursFees: $3.20 / $3.80 per game (off-peak/peak)Venue: Orchid Bowl @ Orchid Country ClubRegistration: Participants to register at the bowling counter

before they commence their trialFormat: Total pin-fall for five consecutive games, 10-pin Bowl

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BaCKaCHE aND NECKaCHE Do you have neckache or backache? When are they serious? How does it relate to our modern lifestyle and sports? Come and listen to our expert, sharing about the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, treatment and management of various spinal conditions. Back pain remains a very common cause of disability for human beings. The speaker will discuss the signs, symptoms and treatment which can be medical or surgical. Back pain if treated properly, has a good chance of relief.

This talk is conducted by Advantcare, an integrated global healthcare service provider dedicated to connecting patients to high quality, affordable and reliable healthcare services.

Date: Saturday, 26 February 2011Time: 2pm – 3pmFees: Free (Member), $4 (NTUC), $6 (Guest) Register by: 18 February 2011Minimum pax required before commencement

EStatE PLaNNiNG aND YOur CHiLDrEN’S FuturEThe planning starts from the time that they are born. As your child grows, you continue to give instructions and make decisions at every moment possible. Have you planned for the long-term future of your children? Have you made provisions for your children by completing an Estate Plan? Have you determined who would care for your children in the event of a mishap? Do you want a judge to decide who should care for your children? This “Three Step Parent-Strategy” to Estate Planning process can help you plan for your children’s needs if you are disabled or no longer around. Continue to provide for your children’s needs by creating your Estate Plan (suitable for all parents).

Date: Sunday, 23 January 2011 Time: 2pm – 3pmFees: Free (Member), $4 (NTUC), $6 (Guest) Register by: 14 January 2011Minimum pax required before commencement


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MY GOLF KaKi aCaDEMYmy golf kaki Academy has the right programmes to help you get started! Comprehensive lessons are conducted by certified PGA coaches and customised for each individual. Pick up golf in a fun and educational learning environment today!

Getting Started! Be prepared for the Proficiency Certification TestBeginner Package (1 to 6 pax): 10 hours lesson + 2 hours Proficiency Certificate Workshop

improve your Skills! Get ready for the Handicap Test or Advance TrainingIntermediate Package (1 to 4 pax): 6 hours

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Junior Development Programmes and Corporate Programmes are available too!Call 6483 8313 today!

January & February Special for OCC MembersEnjoy a complimentary two hour Golf Clinic with my golf kaki Academy every third Tuesday of the month! Golfers from beginner or intermediate levels get to learn about the Rules of Golf, receive professional advice on their golf swings as well as practical tips on chipping and putting.

Dates: 18 January or 15 February, TuesdayTime: 7pm – 9pm

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ROMANtiCPREDICTIONS

ratRats are charming, elegant and clever. They can be a bit gossipy and prone to being distracted. They’re also thrifty and very good with handling money. Family and close friends

are exceptionally important to them. The Rat is charming beyond words and throughout his undoubtedly long life he will always be popular and will have many friends.

On the love and romance side of life, there could be cause for celebration during the year in the form of an engagement, wedding or birth. July, August and December and January will be particularly special months. The Rat should avoid being too emotional this year, or he or she may be hurt.

Good relationship with: Rat, Dragon, MonkeyConflicts with: Horse, Rabbit, Ram

Ox Sturdy, earthy, and no-nonsense. Affectionate and easy-going, the Ox can show a fierce temper when agitated. He is neat, tidy, quiet and studious, with a great love of his home.

Music can be a great love. Family life and a loving partner are high on the Ox’s priorities. A wonderful and loyal friend.

Romance is highlighted in a very special way this year, with unattached Oxen finding themselves in exactly the right place at the right time to meet someone very special. For those in a relationship, this will strengthen and grow. June, July and October are wonderful months for love and romance. Friendship will be important during 2011. Whether the Ox is looking for new friends or drawing on friendships he already has, it’s important that he stays socially active. March, August and December will be particularly busy socially. The Ox must be careful not to be emotional this year, else you may get hurt on relationship issues.

Good relationship with: Rat, Rabbit, MonkeyConflicts with: Horse, Dragon, Ram

tiGEr Magnetic, passionate and grand! Nothing the Tiger does goes unnoticed! Indecisiveness and stubbornness can mar the sparkle of the Tiger personality. Generous on one hand, and mean

on the other, it’s sometimes difficult to know where one stands with the Tiger. Flexible, honest and truly entertaining, one has a friend for life with a Tiger.

Romantic matters will take centrestage with many born under this sign deciding either to get married or to take the relationship to the next level. Single Tigers are expected to meet a partner within the

period of June to September. If faced with recent personal trials and tribulations, 2011 will prove to be a much brighter year.

Good relationship with: Horse, Dog, Dragon Conflicts with: Snake, Ox, Monkey, Rabbit

raBBit Warm and affectionate. Mysterious and a great party-giver and host, the Rabbit enjoys being the centre of attention once in a while. The Rabbit is occasionally over-cautious and can

be a bit boring. He is also one of the luckiest signs in the Chinese Astrology chart.

Socially, August, September and December will be hectic! Single Rabbits could meet their significant other this year and the relationship could move very fast. Those with partners will find their relationship become more serious and important. He or she must also remember to call on friends and loved ones for support and advice during any challenging times.

Good relationship with: Ram, Dog, Dragon, Pig Conflicts with: Rooster, Rat, Tiger

DraGON Assertive, energetic and talented. On the other hand, the Dragon has a tendency to be condescending and tactless without realising it. In the Chinese Zodiac, they are born under

the sign of luck. They generally enjoy robust health and tend to be very successful in their endeavours.

Romance is beautifully starred with opportunities to meet new people all through the year but particularly during April, June, September and December. On the whole, this will be a positive and happy year for Dragons. Hobbies and talents should be pursued and enjoyed as they will provide great pleasure and relaxation during 2011 and could lead to other interesting opportunities.

Good relationship with: Rat, Rooster, Monkey Conflicts with: Tiger, Ox, Dog

SNaKE Intelligent and highly intuitive. He makes an amusing and romantic friend with a definite flirtatious streak. When challenged or criticised he can appear a sore loser. The

Snake is very lucky with money and is fond of the odd bet or two. He is quick-witted and enjoys reading, music and on occasion, the paranormal side of life.

Romance and friendship will be superb in 2011 and he will get much enjoyment from social gatherings, especially ones connected with

what does the year of the rabbit have in store for you where it comes to love and relationships? Find out here.

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work. A word of warning for all Snakes – there is the possibility of a lapse in judgement or a piece of harmful gossip – this could lead to awkwardness. Tread carefully!

Good relationship with: Rooster, Ox Conflicts with: Tiger, Snake, Pig

HOrSE Fun, charming and attractive. They love parties and crowds and being the centre of attention. They can also be egotistical, hotheaded and impatient. The Horse is a

considerate and protective friend and partner and when in his company, excitement is always just around the corner.

Socially, as always, the Horse will be busy, with May to September and December being full of fun opportunities with friends. Attached Horses will fare better than single ones in 2011. If a new romance is on horizon, the Horse would be well advised to relax and let the relationship develop slowly and without rushing. March, September and October are prime months for finding someone special.

Good relationship with: Ram, Tiger, Dog Conflicts with: Rat, Monkey, Ox, Horse

raM Graceful and optimistic, kind and easygoing. But they can also be petulant and discontented and most likely to throw the towel in at the beginning of a problem. They can be charming

without revealing their true feelings. The Ram is very talented and imaginative and can turn his hand to most creative pursuits.

The support and friendship of others will be very important to him this year and give him the encouragement and confidence he needs. The single Ram will find 2011 an excellent and thrilling year for romance and those who already have a partner may be thinking of taking it to a more serious level. February, August and September will most likely present opportunities for romantic encounters, but the whole year will bring happy social occasions.

Good relationship with: Rabbit, Horse, Pig Conflicts with: Rat, Ox, Dog

MONKEY The Monkey is playful, lively, fun and a quick thinker. They get bored very easily and find it hard to settle down to doing any one thing. The Monkey can also be vain and offhand.

They are ambitious and usually very good with investing money. Their quick wit and wonderful sense of humour make them great party guests. The Monkey’s life will never be dull and predictable!

Friends and family will provide many happy and memorable occasions during 2011 and there may be one or two special celebrations. March to May and December will be very active socially for most Monkeys. For single Monkeys, there should be quite a few opportunities to meet someone special through outings with friends or at work. In addition, trips to art exhibitions, museums or other cultural venues will prove delightful for many Monkeys.

Good relationship with: Dragon, Rat Conflicts with: Tiger, Horse

rOOStEr The Rooster is always popular, extravagant and creative. They can be brutally honest and generally like being showered with attention. They are wonderfully loyal friends and also give advice freely – whether they are asked for

it or not! Family means the world to the Rooster and they are one of the most loyal signs in the Chinese zodiac.

On the social and romantic side of life, this will be a much more settled and quiet year, which will be to many a Rooster’s liking. March, July and August look to be the most active on the social scene. A word of warning though – the Rooster must take care to temper his words with friends and not be too harsh. A quarrel or end of a close relationship could result.

Good relationship with: Ox, Snake, Dragon Conflicts with: Rabbit, Dog, Rooster

DOG The Dog is a wonderfully hard worker, a perfectionist and someone who loves the small details. He is also a bit anti-social, pessimistic and stubborn. They are one of the most honest and trustworthy signs of the Chinese zodiac

and will always go to bat for a worthy cause. The Dog is a fantastic listener and his advice is usually very intuitive.

The main emphasis will be on their personal life. If attached, the Dog will find their relationship grow and become much more meaningful on all levels. Single Dogs will be particularly lucky in finding someone very special. All social occasions will carry the possibility of meeting someone new, with April, June, August and December being the busiest months on their social calendar.

Good relationship with: Tiger, Rabbit, Horse Conflicts with: Dragon, Ram, Rooster

PiG The Pig is an innocent, sweet and lovable personality. They can also be given to melancholy and be over-sensitive. The Pig loves the company of others, and adores parties, gossips and chit-chats. They are

highly intelligent, but prefer to keep this side of their nature under wraps. The Pig does not care that much for money, but is one of the Chinese zodiac signs that is very lucky.

The Pig loves to have fun and socialise with family and friends and on this front, the Year of the Rabbit will not disappoint him! He may not have been the life of the party recently, but in 2011 his social network will greatly increase with April, May, July and October being the most enjoyable months. Single Pigs could very well meet a romantic partner through a friend or at a family gathering. The Pig parties hard and works hard and in the Year of the Rabbit he will be bringing in the rewards for all his hard work.

Good relationship with: Rabbit, Ram Conflicts with: Snake, Monkey


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