Chinese Swimming Club Annual Report 2016 by Chinese Swimming Club

Annual Report 2016

Our Vision 我们的愿景 To be recognised as a premier city and country club offering a total range of excellent facilities and services, both locally and regionally. 成为公认的第一流城市与乡村俱乐部, 提供本地和区域性的全方位优越设施和服务。

CONTENTS Office Bearers ................................................... 2

理事职员 ............................................................ 40

Management Committee ................................... 8

理事会报告 ........................................................ 42

House & Grounds Committee ........................... 10

产业委员会 ........................................................ 44

Membership Relations Committee ............. . . . ... 11

会员关系委员会 ............................................ 45

Regional Networking Committee .................... 12

区域网络委员会 ........................................ .. 46

Tender Committee ...................................... 13

招标委员会 ............................................ . .. 47

Human Resource Committee ......................... 14

人力资源委员会 .................................. . . . . .. 48

Finance Committee ............................... . . ... 16

财政委员会 ............................................. . 50

Food & Beverage Committee ....................... 18

餐饮供应委员会 ..................................... . ... 52

Disciplinary Panel ..................................... 20

纪律委员会 ........................................... . . . 54

Lifestyle Committee .................................. 21

时尚委员会 ............................................ . 55

Youth & Family Sub-Committee ..................... 22

青年与家庭小组委员会 .............................. . . 56

Ladies Sub-Committee ................................ 23

妇女小组委员会 ....................................... . 57

Dance Sub-Committee .............................. 24

舞蹈小组委员会

Exercise & Leisure Sub-Committee ................. 25

健体与消闲小组委员会 ............................ . . . 59

Sports & Games Committee ......................... 26

体育与运动委员会 ................................... . . 60

Swimming Sub-Committee .......................... 28

游泳小组委员会 .................................. . . . . . 62

Badminton Sub-Committee ......................... 30

羽毛球小组委员会 ................................... . . 64

Billiards & Snooker Sub-Committee ............... 31

台球与史诺克小组委员会 ......................... . . . . 65

Bowling Sub-Committee ............................. 32

保龄球小组委员会 .................................. . . . 66

Contract Bridge Sub-Committee .................... 33

定约桥牌小组委员会 ............................... . . . 67

Golf Sub-Committee ................................. 34

高尔夫球小组委员会 ............................... . . . 68

Squash Sub-Committee .............................. 35

壁球小组委员会 .................................... . . . 69

Table Tennis Sub-Committee ........................ 36

乒乓小组委员会 ................................... .. . . 70

Taekwondo Sub-Committee ......................... 37

跆拳道小组委员会 .................................. . . . 71

Tennis Sub-Committee ............................... 38

网球小组委员会 .................................. . . . . . 72

Water Polo Sub-Committee ......................... 39

水球小组委员会 .................................. . . . . . 73

Financial Reports . ..................................... 74

财政报告表 ......................................... . . . . 74

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Office Bearers Mr Peter Liew - Vice President (General) (left)

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Mr Edwin Lee - President (centre)

Mr Vincent Kuek - Vice President (Finance) (right)

Office Bearers Mr Dick Lee - Vice Captain (left)

Mr John Chew - Captain (right)

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Management committee Mr Victor Chia (From Left to Right)

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Mr Tan Lai Choon

Mr Michael Leong

Mr Hoon Tai Meng

Mr Goh Peng Koon

Management committee From Left to Right:

Mr Joseph Low

Mr Wu Chee Yiun

Mr Lee Chiwi

Not in the Photo:

Mr Mark Chay

Mr Kendrick Lee

Mr Jonathan Kuah

Mr David Khoe

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COMMITTEES MANAGEMENT President

HOUSE & GROUNDS

HUMAN RESOURCE

SPORTS & GAMES

Mr Edwin Lee

Chairman

Captain

Vice Presidents

Mr Wu Chee Yiun

Mr Michael Leong

Mr John Chew

Mr Peter Liew (General) Mr Vincent Kuek (Finance)

Deputy Chairman

Ex-Officio

Vice Captain

Mr Mark Chay

Mr Vincent Kuek

Mr Dick Lee

Captain

Advisor

Member

Advisor

Mr John Chew

Mr David Khoe

Mr Lee Choong Hiong

Mr Nicholas Lim

Vice Captain

Members

Mr Dick Lee

Committee Members Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Victor Chia Jonathan Kuah David Khoe Hoon Tai Meng Lee Chiwi Michael Leong Tan Lai Choon Wu Chee Yiun Joseph Low Goh Peng Koon Kendrick Lee Mark Chay

MEMBERSHIP RELATIONS Chairman Mr Lee Chiwi

Deputy Chairman Mr Hoon Tai Meng

Members Mr Michael Gian Mr Arthur Lim Mr Seah Sheng Yong

REGIONAL NETWORKING Chairman Mr Joseph Low

Deputy Chairman Mr David Khoe

Advisor Mr Nicholas Lim

Members Mr Wong Kok Leong Mr Richard Choo Mr Mustaffa Lim

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Mr Nicholas Lim Mr Peter See

TENDER Chairman Mr Tan Lai Choon

Deputy Chairman Mr David Khoe

Advisor Mr Tay Cheng Siong

Member

Badminton Convenor FINANCE Chairman Mr Vincent Kuek

Deputy Chairman Mr Jonathan Kuah

Members Mr David Khoe Ms Amy Lim Ms Calene Goh Mr Robert Lee

FOOD & BEVERAGE

DISCIPLINARY PANEL

Chairman

Mr Peter Liew

Deputy Chairman Mr Hoon Tai Meng

Members Mr Michael Gian Mr Janssen Ho Mr Lee Bon Leong Mr Arthur Lim Mr Steven Chia Mr Seah Sheng Yong Mr Fred Tan Mr Bobby Tng Mr Peter Yap Mr Mak Kok Weng Mr Lee Kuen Yip Mdm Lim Li Li Mr Cheong Yong Meng Mr Peter See Mr Glen Chua Ms Melissa Chew Mr Mark Chay Mr Kendrick Lee

Billiards &Snooker Convenor Mr Michael Hoon

Bowling Convenor Mr Joseph Low

Contract Bridge Convenor Mdm Hah Kwai Fun

Golf Convenor Mr Steven Tan

Mr Goh Peng Koon

Mr Lee Chiwi

Mr Joseph Sng

Mr Jonathan Kuah

Ex-Officio Members Mdm Cecilia Boon Mr Chew Kia Seng Mr Foo Choon Yeow Mr Kendrick Lee Mr Peter See Mr Richard Choo Mr Steven Chia

Squash Convenor Mr Ng Eik Pin

Swimming Convenor Mr Victor Chia

Table Tennis Convenor Mr Eric Fong

Taekwondo Convenor Mr Tay Hee Ann

Tennis Convenor Mr David Khoe

Water Polo Convenor Mr Shawn Lim

AUDIT LIFESTYLE Chairman

Chairman Mr Hoon Tai Meng

Mr Goh Peng Koon

Deputy Chairman

Ex-Officio

Mr Kendrick Lee

Mr Peter Liew

Members

Advisor

Ms Rena Ng Mr Tan Eng Sun

Mr Tan Lai Choon

Members Mdm Sharon Heng Mrs Jenny Chew Mr Richard Choo Mr Lim Meng Jui Mr Kendrick Lee

SUB-COMMITTEES EXERCISE & LEISURE Convenor Mr Richard Choo

Members Mr Richard Tee Mr Desmond Tan Mdm Sharon Heng Mr Andrew Tan Mr Loy Hein Thuan

Members

CONTRACT BRIDGE

TAEKWONDO

Mr Steven Chia Mr Mark Chay (Resigned in Feb 2017) Mr Lim Yaoxiang Mr Chia T-Jian Ms Daphne Teo

Convenor

BADMINTON Convenor Mr Joseph Sng

DANCE Convenor Mr Lim Meng Jui

Members Mdm Sharon Heng Mr Johnson Gan Mdm Lai Foong Kew Mr Ang Lai Huat

YOUTH & FAMILY Convenor Mdm Sharon Heng

Members Mr Richard Choo Mr Richard Tee Mr Desmond Tan Mdm Sharon Heng Mr Andrew Tan Mr Loy Hein Thuan

Convenor Mrs Jenny Chew

Mr Ronald Lam

Advisor Mr Michael Foo

Members Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Gary Saw Choo Chin Hwa Ngiam Siew Jit Neo Eng Kiat Ricky Foo Johnny Koh

BILLIARDS & SNOOKER Convenor Mr Michael Hoon

Advisor Mr Peter Liew

Captain Members

SWIMMING Convenor

Mr Yap Tek Kiat

Mr Ng Shin Leong Mdm Debra Tay

GOLF Convenor Mr Steven Tan

Honorary Patron Mr Low Eng Hwa

Advisor Mr Kuah Teck Beng

Mr David Khoe

Patron Mr Koh Chee Hua

Members Mr Mr Mr Mr

Robyn Koh Risen Tan Robin Ng Aloysius Heng

Members Mr Wong Kok Leong Ms Christine Koh Mr Chng Hee Tee Mr Michael Gian Ms Jackie Tan Mr Mustaffa Lim

SQUASH Convenor Mr Ng Eik Pin

Members

TABLE TENNIS Convenor Mr Eric Fong

Patron & Advisor

Advisor Mr Edwin Lee

Members

Mr Tan Kwee Hoe

Ex-Officio

Mr Gerard Ng Ms Cheritta Low Mr Elliot Tan Mr Felix Lee

Members

Mr John Chew Mr Dick Lee

TENNIS Convenor

Mr Yap Bau Tan Mr Benjamin Teh Mr Joseph Yong

Mr Victor Chia

Mr John Chew

Members

BOWLING Convenor Patrons

Advisor

Mr Tan Jin Meng Mr Phang Siew Loon Mr Tham Beng Kiong Mr Chia Chee Liong Mdm Khoo Beng Yang

Mr Victor Aw Ms Honey Peck Mr Sakhalkar Supriyakumar Shrikant

Mr Joseph Low

Mr Tay Hee Ann

Members

Mr Daniel Tan Mr Paul Pang Mr John Tan

Members Mdm Mary Chua Mdm Florence Lee

Advisor

Patron

Mr David Kio

LADIES

Mdm Hah Kwai Fun

Mr Ken Chan

Patron

Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

WATER POLO Convenor Mr Shawn Lim

Members Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Eric Tan Johann Hall Chia Shih Yun Ron Tai Lim Eng Soon Gilbert Lee

PATRONS

Dr Tan Eng Liang Mr Wee Cho Yaw

TRUSTEES

Mr Edwin Lee Mr Peter Liew Mr Vincent Kuek

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Management Committee Reported by: Mr Edwin Lee - Club President

Introduction During the financial year in review, the Club faced head on inflationary headwinds from all quarters of its operations - a sustained tight labour market compounded by a further adjustment to the foreign worker levy and dependency ratio, lower income from slot machines and rent, amidst a generally pessimistic club membership landscape. Notwithstanding the challenges, I am pleased to report that the Club managed to turn in commendable results in various areas of the Club’s core business as highlighted in the ensuing pages of this Annual Report.

Highlights of the Year For the financial year ending 31 December 2016, after accounting for depreciation and tax expenditure of $3,498,894 and $152,073 respectively, the Club’s bottom line was a mere deficit of $25,836, well below the budgeted deficit of $1,506,312. The contributing factors that helped to reduce the deficit included various cost-containment measures and better performance seen in various departments, namely, F&B, Sports & Games and Flex Gym as well as a one-time consolidated property tax rebate amounting to $402,843.66.

Man Zhu New Menu

The Club’s F&B outlets recorded a total revenue increment of 1% to $3.7 million due to higher patronage. To better serve diners at Man Zhu café, an international fusion menu was introduced for members to enjoy an eclectic mix of Korean, Thai and Japanese cuisine. Over at 3 Bars, the renovation works to create a new bistro and additional seating capacity has attracted more members to patronize the outlet with an 11% increase in annual sales to $1.13 million. In 2016, despite the Club industry being affected by the lacklustre interest in club memberships due to the land acquisition of various golf clubs in recent years, a total of 160 membership transfers were transacted to third parties. This helped the Club to reap income of $960,000. The strategic emphasis on the Club’s swimming programme continued to bear fruit as the section recorded an enrolment of 819 registered swimmers with the numbers still growing. The Club also hosted the inaugural Super Junior Swimming Invitational on 3 and 4 September 2016 with great success. The 1st Super Junior Swimming Invitational

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meet attracted 430 swimmers from both local and overseas clubs and was widely featured in the local press and social media. I am proud to report that the Club’s swimmers outdid themselves and clinched the Meet championship title. The Club is quietly confident of making it an iconic Meet for aspiring high performing junior swimmers in Singapore and the region. The Club’s bowlers performed well and were crowned the Champion at the 22nd Inter-Club Mixed League Championship.

22nd Inter-Club Mixed League Championsjip

1st Super Junior Swimming Invitational

29 staff were recognized for their exemplary services at the Excellent Service Award (EXSA) 2016. I would like to take this opportunity to commend the Club’s employees for their loyalty, efforts and value-added contributions in maintaining the Club’s facilities, activities and services but most importantly, for ensuring high member satisfaction year on year.

Congratulations to all CSC staff who were awarded the Excellent Service Award (EXSA) in 2016. Aimed at developing service models for staff to emulate, create service champions and professionalise services, the EXSA is a national award that recognises individuals who have consistently demonstrated outstanding service.

In 2016, the Club continued to do its part to help the less fortunate in the community. With the combined efforts of staff, members and guests, a total of $20,584.44 was raised and channeled to the President’s Challenge 2016.

Looking Ahead

EXSA STAR WINNERS (featured image from left to right)

Teo Hong Chay

EXSA Awardees

EXSA GOLD WINNERS

F&B

Lee Tua Khim Edmund

F&B

Membership Relations

Ong Siew Kwan Agnes

Finance

Tan Yee Lingfocus Elaine B The Vision 2030 Committee was set up and a club-wide data analytics studyChewwas commissioned. The ofF &the study Chung Kay Steven F&B Law Fang Ying F&B Teh Siewinterest Kheng Jennifer F&B was on the areas of concern and to identify strategies to protect the long-term of the Club.Goh Jiew Choi Louis F&B An May Ling Aileen

EXSA SILVER WINNERS Based on the information ascertained from the data analysis, the Club’s membership currently comprises 32% members F&B Lim Chwee Kim Cindy Property Qian HengFu Harold Koh Vin Xen F&B who are 60 years and above. However, on the opposite end of the age spectrum, the Club only has 0.05% of its members Property Tew Lai Poh Stanley Teoh Choon Kuoh C.K F&B F&B Wai Pik Yim Jenny Ting Yen Ling Wong Shan Qin F&B Property F&B Wang Hao Rain in the 20-29 years range. Chan Chow Yee Channel Finance Cheng Chek Ching Property F&B Yeoh Chew Yit Chong Kean Foo Kenny Goh Jin Sen

F&B F&B

Lim Lian Tee Lily Membership Relations Ong Saw Lian Jacqueline Membership Relations

Muhd Syaikhul Rizal B Sulaiman

Sports & Lifestyle

Cheng Siew Lan Candy Property Leow Geok Lin Winnie Tan Su Kim Wendy F&B Sports & Lifestyle Our analysis also revealed that these younger members tend not to hold on to their CSC memberships. The implication of such a trend is that the Club will become a predominantly “seniors” citizen club in time to come. Financially, the 50% senior members’ concession scheme will result in the Club forgoing massive income from members’ subscriptions and younger members having to pay disportionately higher subscriptions to maintain the Club’s operations. This is not a tenable situation for the Club to persist and regretfully, the Management Committee had to make the hard decision to cease this scheme since January 2017.

The Management Committee has its work cut out in the new term given the facts and figures obtained from the data analytics exercise as well as the prevailing climate for clubs in Singapore. I foresee much brainstorming and work to be done and drafting of a much needed master plan to safeguard the Club’s longevity and members’ interest.

Appreciation Last but not least, I would like to express my gratitude to all members, my fellow colleagues for their continued faith in the leadership of the Management Committee to help steer the Club safely through the anticipated headwinds and obstacles so that the Club will stay relevant, competitive and financially viable for the next lap. ANNUAL REPORT 2016

House & Grounds Committee Reported by: Mr Wu Chee Yiun - Chairman

Introduction The year 2016 marked another challenging year for the Club with the expansion of the Members’ Bar with a new annex wine bistro, the replacement of air-conditioning system to the changing rooms, bowling alley, Manzhu Café and the main kitchen. As in past years, the House & Grounds Committee continued to provide its support to the Club’s property management team to facilitate quality and excellence in its day-to day maintenance, housekeeping, security and safety of the Club premises.

Highlights of the Year 1.

General Repair and Maintenance Works on Existing Facilities and Ser vices in the Club The following repair, maintenance and upgrading works were carried out in the year:

Replacement of modular fiberglass steambath to concrete seats finish at the Recreation Complex Male Changing Room to facilitate ease of maintenance.

Improvement works to the Multi-purpose Room and Activity Suite 2 to accommodate more sports and lifestyle activities.

Conversion of Activity Suite 1 to a Sports Gym to augment training for competitive swimmers and other club athletes.

Repair and replacement of the following equipment due to wear and tear, and to improve operational efficiency: • • • •

Sand filters and its accessories to the Sports Complex Competition and Water-polo Pools filtration system Carpet and table tops at the Bowling Alley Poolside furniture accessories Chemical washing of air conditioners

Award of Major Contract – Security Ser vices

Due to the introduction of a Progressive Wage Model implemented by the authorities for the security industry in 2016, the committee reviewed and reduced 1 guard after 11pm to save cost. In addition, to ensure competitive pricing, quotes from several security agencies were solicited to compare against the incumbent agent’s quotes. As the existing contractor quotes remained the lowest, the contract was renewed for another term in January 2017.

Looking Ahead

Sports Gym

The House & Grounds is always mindful of the rising cost of maintenance and will work closely with the Club management to ensure that the upkeep of the Club facilities, its safety, security and aesthetics are managed cost effectively and efficiently and that members’ enjoyment of the quality and standard of Club facilities is not compromised.

Appreciation The House & Grounds Committee would like to express its gratitude to the Management Committee, Standing Committees and the staff and management of CSC for their effort and support in making 2016 a good year. P10 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Membership Relations Committee Reported by: Mr Lee Chiwi - Chairman

Introduction In the year under review, the Committee continued to be engaged in an array of membership matters.

Highlights of the Year As at 31 December 2016, the Club has on record 8,313 Ordinary Members, 157 Associate Members, 491 Life Members, 1 Corporate Member, 10 Sports Members and 50 Term Members. Our Principal membership strength now stands at 8,961. Despite the many challenges in 2016, the Club received 190 applications for membership transfers; of which 160 applications were transfers to third parties. A total of $960,000 net transfer fees were collected from these third parties transfers.

YEAR

NO. OF PRINCIPAL MEMBERS

2012

8809

2013

8811

2014

8869

2015

8910

2016

8961

As part of the marketing strategies to attract new members, membership booth was set up at various marketing events, such as the Halloween Charity Bazaar and Christmas Bazaar to promote the sale of Ordinary and Term Memberships. The Committee also continued with the Member-Get-Member scheme where members would be rewarded when they refer friends or associates to join the Club as members. A total of 41 referrals were made for Ordinary Membership and 9 referrals were made for Term Membership during the year. On 17 November 2016, new members were invited to a pool side party at 3 Bars for them to get to know the Club and network with fellow members.

Looking Ahead

Appreciation

A comprehensive data analysis on the members’ profile was conducted during the year. The Committee is concerned with the large number of members, approximately 36% of the Club’s active membership who are currently holding single membership.

I would like to extend my appreciation to fellow Committee members as well as the staff for their valuable time and contributions.

The data shows that this group of members tends to transfer their membership after being with the Club for 10 years or less. The study also indicated that the rate of membership acquisition fell below the churn rate (i.e. percentage rate of members leaving the Club) for the past 5 years and this trend shall continue if the issue is not being addressed.

COMPOSITION OF MEMBERSHIP AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2016

Going forward, the Committee anticipates another challenging year as it continues to review the Club’s Constitution and marketing campaigns at targeted groups of members to maintain the marketability of the Club’s membership.

Ordinary Members

2% 1% 1%

Ordinary Members With Family 36%

60%

Associate Members & Associate Members with Family Life Members & Life Members with Family Term Members & Term Members with Family

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Regional Networking Committee Reported by: Mr Joseph Low - Chairman

Introduction It has been a rewarding year for the Committee as it continued to explore more recreational and sporting facilities for Chinese Swimming Club members, both locally and regionally. As at 31 December 2016, members would have enjoyed access to 17 Reciprocal Clubs, 9 Affiliate Clubs and preferential rates at 16 hotels and resorts in the region.

Highlights of the Year The Committee commenced the year with new preferential rates offered by Eco Tree Hotel in Malacca and Olive Tree Hotel in Penang so members could have more accommodation options for their holidays whenever they visit the region. On 17 November 2016, the Club hosted a Joint Membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Cocktail Reception with OneÂ°15 Marina Club by the pool at the Recreation Complex which was well attended by members from both Clubs. In addition, 10 & 10 Sports Trading, Li-Ning Sports as well as Bodynits continued to extend exclusive deals and discounts to members who patronized these shops for their sports merchandise.

Party @ RC Poolside

Looking Ahead Moving forward, the Committee stays committed to expand its network of reciprocal and affiliate clubs as well as to seek out preferential arrangements with established merchants to cater to the varied needs of its members.

Appreciation

Hotel Novotel (Siam Square)

Last but not least, I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the members of the Committee for their unwavering support and contributions throughout the past year.

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Tender Committee Reported by: Mr Tan Lai Choon - Chairman

Introduction The objective of the Tender Committee is to promote and facilitate transparency of procedures in the award of contracts for goods and services required for the Club’s day-to-day operations and needs. The Tender Committee is pleased to present its report on the various tender exercises undertaken by the Club in 2016.

Highlights of the Year Award of Air-conditioning System replacement at Sports Complex, Level 1 Changing Rooms and Towel Counter, Bowling Alley and Manzhu Café. • With the aging of the air-conditioning system and increase in breakdowns over the years, the Management Committee authorized the House and Grounds Committee to call for a tender for the replacement of Air-conditioning System for the aforementioned areas. • Three contractors attended the site show and submitted their bid for the tender. • After a series of short listing, interviewing and price negotiation, the contract was finally awarded to M/S Daikin AirConditioning (Singapore) Pte Ltd at a contract sum of S$420,704.

Looking Ahead The Club’s General Cleaning Services contract, Kitchen Cleaning & Dish Washing Services contract and Security Guards Services contract are due in FY2017. This Committee will continue to play its part to ensure transparency in the procedure for calling and award of tenders by the Club.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Management Committee, as well as my fellow committee members and the staff of CSC for their contributions, effort and support in the past year. 12 Lanes

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Human Resource Committee Reported by: Mr Michael Leong - Chairman

Introduction One of the core strategies of the Club is to create a people-centred organisation, which aims to achieve excellence in service through talented and motivated people to fulfill the needs of its members and long term vision. The Human Resource Committee’s objective is therefore focused on supporting and facilitating the Human Resource Management of the Club so that its entire operations which are managed and maintained by staff, continue to succeed with consistent staff service quality, high member satisfaction and sustained business results.

Manpower Statistics The Club’s average operating staff strength including part timers for 2016 was 154 and staff ratio in 2016 between full time and part time was 21:1 and staff to member ratio was 1:100 Total payroll cost in 2016 increased by 4% as compared to 2015. This increase is attributed to the following: •

Increase in Foreign Workers’ Levy and changes in the Foreign Worker Dependency Ratio Ceiling, contributing to an increase of 1%

•

Higher payroll cost due to annual increment, staff promotions and market adjustment for certain positions, contributing to an actual wage increase of 3%. Real wage increases for employees was actually 1.8% given the average core inflation rate of 1.2% in 2016.

Highlights of the Year The Club continued to face challenges in recruitment especially amidst the tight service and hospitality industry. In 2016, this was compounded by the government tightening foreign worker dependency quota as well as further increasing the foreign worker levy. In addition, it has been difficult for the Club to fill lower-paying jobs with local workers as the bulk of retiring workers had a lower education profile compared to the younger cohorts entering the workforce. Staff retention remained a top priority for the Club as the difficulty to replace staff will put a strain on its day-to-day operations and affect members’ expected level of service quality. Maintaining staff productivity was key given the current economic and manpower landscape. In 2016, the Human Resource Department conducted a manpower requirement analysis in consultation with all other departments, to review the manpower strength and job descriptions within each department in comparison to other similar clubs to ensure comparable service standards are maintained. In certain departments, job enlargement and job re-design were implemented to provide better service standards and to drive higher staff productivity and efficiency. This review exercise is on-going and will continue into 2017. The Club also capitalised on the Workpro Job Re-design grant to defray training costs and defer manpower costs. In 2016 staff development and training were maintained and even enhanced to improve on staff service standards, productivity and efficiency as well as to help our employees learn new skills to prepare for future needs. Some examples of enhanced training courses which our staff attended in 2016 included the Company Emergency Response Team (CERT), Conversational English for Service Staff, Strength and Conditioning Workshop, Event Management and Marketing Using Social Media. The above courses are on top of the yearly recurring training of Automated External Defibrillator (AED),

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Excellent Service Award (EXSA), etc. The Club has always placed staff service quality as a priority and in 2016, our staff continued to show their mettle in the delivery of excellent service to members by obtaining 4 Star, 5 Gold and 20 Silver awards at the Annual EXSA Awards. The Star Award winners included : Jennifer Teh, Steven Chew and Teo Hong Chay (Food & Beverage); Aileen An (Membership Relations). The Gold Award winners included : Edmund Lee, Elaine Tan, Law Fang Ying and Louis Goh (Food & Beverage); Agnes Ong (Finance). The Silver Award winners included : Koh Vin Xen, Teoh Choon Kuoh, Wong Shan Qin, Cheng Chek Ching, Kenny Chong, Goh Jin Sen, Winnie Leow, Harold Qian, Stanley Tew and Ting Yen Ling (Food & Beverage); Channel Chow (Finance); Lily Lim and Jacqueline Ong (Membership Relations); Candy Cheng, Cindy Lim, Jenny Wai, Rain Wang and Yeoh Chew Yit (Property); Muhd Syaikhul Rizal B Sulaiman and Wendy Tan (Sports & Lifestyle). The Club truly appreciates these valued employees for going out of their way in providing quality service to members.

Looking Ahead Continuing the trend from the previous year, the Club recognises that further growth in the local workforce would be muted. In light of this, the Committee firmly believes that the key success factor lies with continued training and development to gear up its workforce to be more productive and to ensure the Club maintains its competitive edge in the Club industry market. The Club will also explore the use of technology to build a strong organizational core to ensure its long term sustainability The Committee will continue to support the Club’s human resource management to ensure the Club’s long term business objectives are met.

Appreciation

CSC Halloween & Staff Charity Bazzar

I wish to record my appreciation to the Management Committee, my fellow committee members and the Club’s administration for their support and contribution to the various HR activities and programmes to ensure the Club’s employees continue to contribute to its continued viability and success as a premier club.

Swimming Coach

Staff assisting at the Super Junior Swimming Invitational

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Finance Committee Reported by: Mr Vincent Kuek - Chairman

Introduction For the year ended 31 Dec 2016, the Club had an EBITDA of $3.22M against budgeted EBITDA of $2.434M, yielding a positive variance of $788k. After accounting for depreciation and tax expenditure of $3.65M, the Club’s bottom line was a deficit of $429k, well above the budgeted deficit of $1.506M by $1.078M. We are pleased to report that the Club’s objection for the higher annual value on its buildings from 2007 onwards was finally reviewed by IRAS and rebates on the Club’s property tax was extended. This one-time consolidated tax rebate further reduced the Club’s 2016 bottom line deficit by $403,000 resulting in a small deficit of $25,836. However, with effect from 2016 onwards, the base rate for the Club’s property tax has been revised upwards from S$1,478,000 in 2007 to S$3,102,000. This constitutes a 110% jump in property tax, going forward. In summary, this better performance in 2016 was largely brought about through continued prudence in management of the Club’s activities in deficit while at the same time maximizing revenue collection from its various income sources.

Highlights of the Year 1. Lifestyle & Flex Lifestyle & Flex surplus increased by 59% from $78,000 to $124,000. The main contributor is from Flex Gym with a surplus from $144,000 in 2015 to $185,000 in 2016. This increase was higher by 40% as compared to the budget largely due to upgrading of Flex gym in 2015 which has attracted more members signing up as section members and also higher take up rate for personal training. 2. Jackpot Operation Turnover for Joy Luck Cove was 21.5% lower year on year coupled with a higher payout ratio. Net surplus dropped by 28% to $1.7m, $685k lower than FY2015. This result is also lower than the budget target of $2.1m for 2016. Given the weaker economic outlook, the Committee foresees fruit machine operations revenue to remain flat in FY2017. 3. Food & Beverage Operation Food & Beverage revenue which forms 22% of the Club’s revenue saw a slight increase (0.5%) in sales as compared to FY2015. 3 Bars margins improved by 4% coupled with prudent cost control measures, 3 Bars net deficit reduced from $175,000 in 2015 to $75,000 in 2016. Manzhu Café also achieved improvements with its net deficit reduced by 21% from a deficit of $201,000 to $159,000.

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4. Sports & Games Sports and Games registered revenue of $1,833,000 in 2016 which is a 8.2% increase from $1,693,000 in 2015. This was largely contributed from Tennis and Swimming with revenue increases of 27% and 8% respectively. The inaugural Super Junior event was successfully organized for the first time in Sep 2016 under Swimming section and through this event, it contributed to 6% of total Swimming revenue. Overall, Super Junior event achieved a surplus of $15,000 which contributed to 23% of the total surplus for the Swimming section.

Super Junior Swimming International 2016

5. Sundr y Income Interest income increased by 49% from $162,000 to $241,000. The high variances were due to the Club’s decision to gradually move its funds from the traditional 12-month time deposit into higher yielding but longer tenure structured deposits or debt instruments (eg. bonds) in accordance to the Club’s Investment Policy. 6. Administrative Operating Expenses Administrative operating expenditure was well managed close to the FY2015 levels and lower than the budget by 3%. 7. Club Premises Expenses Club premises expenditure was $54,000 lower than the budget due to better cost control on Repair and Maintenance expenditure by the Club.

Looking Ahead Although the Club has performed better compared to FY2015 by 89% or $220,000 on year-on-year, cost inflation, higher maintenance cost, higher depreciation expenditure, a 110% jump in property tax, the 30% hike in water tariffs, the compounded 59% increase in foreign worker levy over the past years coupled with lower income anticipated from membership transfers and fruit machine operations will pose as an enormous challenge to the Club financially in the coming years. The Finance Committee and the Management Committee took a very hard decision in increasing members’ subscription fees in FY2017 to ensure that the Club does not run into negative EBITDA and that there will be sufficient cash reserves for the Club’s next renewal of lease due in 2032. Be that as it may, cost containment and raising alternate revenue streams will remain the Committee’s main focus. The journey ahead will be tough but with members’ continuous support and understanding, the Finance Committee and the Management Committee will continue to do its best to press on and establish the Club as the most prestigious swimming club in Singapore while managing its the financial affairs in a prudent and responsible manner, to ensure its continued viability for the next lap.

Appreciation I would like to express my gratitude to my fellow members of the Management Committee and the Finance Committee and not forgetting the staff of Chinese Swimming Club for their invaluable support and contributions during this term of office.

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Food & Beverage Committee Reported by: Mr Jonathan Kuah - Chairman

Introduction The Food & Beverage department had a vibrant year with an array of events in 2016. Three Bars in particular, achieved healthy revenue growth led by higher contribution from food sales. The newly launched bistro bar in Three Bars launched its first poolside themed party, Caribbean Dreams, which was well received by CSC members and reciprocal members from One° 15 Marina Club. Man Zhu’s new menu also received encouraging feedbacks, complimenting the quality of food and widened varieties offered.

Highlights of the Year Total revenue increased 1% to $3.74m during the year despite disruptive renovation downtime for both Man Zhu and Three Bars. Notwithstanding the disruption, operating deficit was reduced to $66,000 compared to 2015 at $163,000. Man Zhu and Three Bars managed to retain its “A” rating accorded by the National Environmental Agency for the sixth consecutive year. The award is testament of our staff’s efforts in maintaining and upholding the hygiene standards for the Club’s F&B outlets. Man Zhu Café The café’s revenue was disrupted by a 2-week closure in December as a result of scheduled air-conditioning system replacement. The closure resulted in a 4% drop in FY 2016’s revenue. Excluding the air-conditioner replacement downtime, Man Zhu’s sales has been rising. To freshen up the offerings a revamped menu which featured international fusion selections such as Korean Kimchi Soup, Dengaku Miso Black Cod and Thai Mango Sticky Rice were introduced. Co-branding initiatives were introduced to expand the culinary options to our diners. Working with external suppliers, Manzhu was able to supplement its menu with the likes of London Duck, Yoghurt & Sandwich Ice Cream, Vita Coco and new cake varieties. Manzhu ended the year with a marginal 1% increase in operating deficit of S$202k despite the disruption caused by the air-conditioner replacement. Dengaku Miso Black Cod

Three Bars Three Bars achieved an 11% increase in sales to $1.13m in 2016. The improvement in sales was largely due to the expansion of the seating capacity, introduction of a new menu and the upselling of push cart food at the alfresco. Food sales at Three Bars surged 16% in 2016 as a result of these initiatives.

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Looking Ahead In the months ahead, we anticipate food cost, water bill and labour cost to continue its ascend. However, we are well prepared for the cost increase as management and committee members have been working diligently to counter the cost pressure with innovative technology and renewed processes. We have recently upgraded our POS system, procured more mobile ordering iPads and introduced a mobile wireless bill settlement equipment which will enhance efficiency and improve the level of service to our members. Moving forward, we are also looking to expand the take-away retail products at Man Zhu. We also intend to introduce more engaging, exciting and trendy events at Three Bars. The F&B Committee will continue to maintain or enhance the delivery of quality services to our members at reasonable prices. More resources and efforts will be channelled towards the improvement of food quality, consistency and varieties at competitive prices. To ensure that prices stays reasonable amidst rising costs, we will continue to be innovative and creative in pushing for further improvement in efficiency. We also wish to take this opportunity to thank members for their feedback throughout the year. The feedback has helped us further enhance our dining experiences for our members and their families.

Appreciation I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Management Committee, Food & Beverage Committee, and the team of management and staff for their unwavering commitment, contributions and hard work in making 2016 a successful year. I would also like to thank members for their continuous support and patronage.

Caribbean Dreams

Boizel Champagne Dinner

Cousino Macul Wine Pairing

Glenlivet Appreciation Night

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Disciplinary Panel Reported by: Mr Lee Chiwi - Chairman

Introduction At the 101st Annual General Meeting, 20 Voting Members were elected to the Disciplinary Panel. The Panel plays a significant role to safeguard the interests of the Club by ensuring that members, their families and guests conduct themselves properly with decorum and in accordance to the Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Constitution and Bye-laws.

Highlights of the Year For the year ending 2016, I am glad to report that the Panel did not receive any complaint from members about the misconduct of another member or guest. I reported in the Annual Report 2014 that a member had taken a writ action against the Club and the matter was eventually contested and heard before the Court. The matter proceeded to trial in May 2016 and the Panel is pleased to inform members that the memberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s claim had been dismissed by the Court with costs to be paid by the member to the Club.

Appreciation I would like to extend my appreciation to the members of the Panel for their time and contributions despite their busy schedules.

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Lifestyle Committee Reported by: Mr Goh Peng Koon - Chairman

Introduction 2016 was an eventful year as a myriad of activities were organised by various Sub-Committees suited to the cosmopolitan needs of our members.

Highlights of the Year Held on 20 February, the annual Spring Festival celebration was a great fanfare with notable live cultural performances namely “Lion Dance on High Pole”, “Dragon Dance” and “Festive Drums” much to the delight of members and their guests. The joyous occasion was made even more enjoyable as members tucked into complimentary servings of traditional ice cream pops and candy floss while watching the performances. The durian season was a good time to appreciate members of the various Sub-Committees. The group had a gastronomic time as they savoured the King of Fruits at the Durian Fest Party on 13 August at Three Bars alfresco area. The event was also opened to Club members who had a great time bonding with each other while enjoying the delicious durians. 1. Dance Sub-Committee Theme parties remained as the favourite activity. On-going classes such as Ballroom, Latin and Line Dance continued to enjoy strong participation from members. 2. Exercise and Leisure Sub-Committee Among the many exercises, Body Band Balance, Hatha Yoga, MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) Gentle Yoga and Pilates remained popular among fitness buffs. For the past year, new classes such as Muay Thai, Advanced Body Taiji Quan, Total Body Conditioning, Piloxing and Zumba Fitness were introduced and were well received by members. The ongoing exercise classes continued to garner steady support from members as well. 3. Ladies Sub-Committee Hands-on baking workshops were well attended by avid culinary enthusiasts. A Korean skincare talk was also held much to the delight for the beauty conscious. 4. Youth and Family Sub-Committee Among the many holiday activities for kids, Robotic Programming had the highest participation from our young members. Organized in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival was the MoonFest Party which was a great success. The youths had an engaging time of fun during the interactive activities which included a mooncake and tea sampling session. CSC crooners continued to hone their vocal prowess in the Chinese Karaoke singing class. The on-going children’s ballet classes saw an increase in enrolment, thanks to the strong support from members.

Looking Ahead The various Sub-Committees will continue to organise trendy and varied activities to cater to everyone’s interest.

Appreciation I would like to thank the various Sub-Committees and the administrative staff for their relentless efforts and creative ideas in organizing the activities. I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Club members for their unwavering support in our activities and making 2016 a successful year! ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P21

Youth and Family Sub-Committee Reported by: Ms Sharon Heng - Convenor

Introduction 2016 had been a fulfilling year for the Sub-Committee with the support from members organizing various enrichment activities.

Highlights of the Year 1. The on-going Ballet classes maintained its class participation and Beginners 1 and 2 recorded an increase in its enrolment. 2. In celebration of the Mid-Autumn festival, the MoonFest Party was organised and received a good turn-out of 45 youths. The event included fringe activities such as face painting and a creative workshop of teapot making. Apart from storytelling and sharing of the festivity, the youths were engaged in an interactive session where they sampled different types of mooncakes and tea. Each participant was delighted with the goodies bag and also partook in a short lantern procession at dusk as traditionally practiced. 3. The youths had an enriching and fun afternoon at the Super Heroes Robot Summer Camp held during the June school holidays. The little engineers worked in teams to develop and programme their very own versions of an invincible robot. With each step, the newly formed team mates united their hearts and solved problems in the course of the project. Among the camp agenda was also a line-up of interactive Science activities and experiments such as Air Rockets and Slimy Slime which kept the participants wanting for more. 4. The Youth & Family Sub-Committee took over the reins of the Karaoke singing activity this year. Chinese Karaoke singing class which was scheduled on every Monday evening attracted a faithful number of participants and the enrolment had increased since it first started in May.

Looking Ahead In the year ahead, the Committee is looking forward to organise more fun and holistic workshops which will help to nurture the creativity of our members and encourage family bonding. For the youths, we will also be working towards enhancing the privileges and benefits for our KidzClub members.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Management Committee, Lifestyle Committee, Youth & Family Sub-Committee and CSC staff for their never ceasing support and contributions in the past year. I would like to especially thank the members for their utmost support in making 2016 a successful year. The MoonFest Party

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Ladies Sub-Committee Reported by: Mrs Jenny Chew - Convenor

Introduction A myriad of culinary classes were held in the past year for our members and guests. Culinary workshops continued to top the chart as the favourite activity among members.

Highlights of the Year Culinary demonstration classes namely “Flavours of Thai” and “Flavours of Penang” attracted participants who were keen in expanding their repertoire of recipes of regional delicacies. As for avid bakers and aspiring pattissiers, a lineup of workshops namely “Traditional Asian Buns”, “Healthy Bread & Golden Pillow”, “Décor Roll” and “Apple Strudel & Chicken Pie” were well attended. Wonderful feedback and response were received from members and guests who attended their first skincare and beauty workshop conducted by Korean cosmetic brand - History of Whoo. The delightful participants bagged home goodies bags which included a set of trial samples and vouchers off beauty products redeemable at the retail outlet. In a bid to serve the community and help the less fortunate, the Sub-Committee also volunteered to do their part during the Halloween cum Open House Charity Bazaar.

Looking Ahead In the coming year, the Sub-Committee will strive to organise more trendy activities to boost participation rates from members and their guests. We hope that this will inspire more like-minded members to join us in this journey of creating more enriching activities and programmes for fellow CSC members.

Appreciation I would like to thank all members of the Management Committee, Lifestyle Committee, Ladies Sub-Committee and CSC members for their support towards the section.

Flavours of Penang

Secrets of Korean Skincare talk

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Dance Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Lim Meng Jui - Convenor

Introduction 2016 is filled with interesting theme parties enjoyed by members and guests.

Highlights of the Year Members and their guests did their part for charity by supporting the Charity Dance party held on 24 September as part of the proceeds were channeled to the President’s Challenge 2016. High attendance was seen in the “Lohei” dance party held on 20 February 2016 with 85 participants and “Line Dance” party held on 5 March 2016 with 70 participants. The rest of the themed parties were “Shanghai Nights” and “Polka Dots” dance party which saw a good number of participants as well. The year ended with the New Year’s Eve Countdown Party enjoyed by members and their guests for the great dancing, entertainment and sumptuous food provided. To better control the cost incurred for the Dance section, the committee had implemented a dance jam session without deejay service on every first Saturday of the month for members and their guest to practise dancing. Line dance jam session were occasionally organised to cater to the Line dance enthusiasts. Our Ballroom, Latin and Line dance classes were on-going as usual with the strong support from members.

Charity Dance Party

Lo-Hei Dance Party

Looking Ahead

Appreciation

The Dance Sub-Committee would like to invite members to join us for the Saturday weekly Social Dance Nights and offer their service in the SubCommittee to create interesting activities for the Section.

I would like to thank the Management Committee, Lifestyle Committee, the Dance Sub-Committee, Club members and CSC staff for their contributions and support in making 2016 an interesting year for the Dance section.

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Exercise & Leisure Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Richard Choo - Convenor

Introduction 2016 had been a fabulous year with the strong support from members in the various activities organised.

Highlights of the Year Based on the number of enrolments, Pilates continued to dominate the exercise charts. The participation rates for Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Gentle Yoga and Body Band Balance (BBB) had also seen steady increment. The exercise repertoire expanded in the past year, with new additions of activities namely Muay Thai, Advanced Body Taiji Quan, Total Body Conditioning, Piloxing and Zumba Fitness. We are pleased to report that positive response and feedbacks from members were received. On-going classes namely Chinese Calligraphy, Hatha Yoga, Pilates, Chinese Brush Painting and Taiji Quan continued to grow with the support of club members.

Looking Ahead Moving forward, the committee will be looking into organising more workshops of diverse topics and trendy exercise classes for the promotion of a healthier lifestyle for members.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Management Committee, Lifestyle Committee, Exercise & Leisure SubCommittee and for their time, commitment and contributions over the past year. I also wish to thank club members and the administrative staff for their unwavering support in making 2016 yet another great year.

Chinese Painting

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Sports & Games Committee Reported by: Mr John Chew - Chairman

Introduction It has been a fulfilling year for Sports & Games in the Club, as we have a full calendar of events to further develop and enrich the youths, exposing our athletes to international competitions and establish networks with prestigious regional Clubs.

Highlights of the Year The Club’s focus on youth gathered pace, with Squash kick-starting their Junior Programme and the remaining ongoing programmes overseeing the increasing demands. To date, we have over 1100 juniors enrolled in the various levels of our Sports Programme. The Prestigious CSC Sports Awards 2016 was held on 2 April at the Grand Ballroom where our top athletes were honoured. I would like to congratulate the following winners for their well-deserved achievements:

SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR:

PANG XUE JIE

SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR:

VANESSA NEO

JOINT SPORTS BOY OF THE YEAR:

KOH LIANG JUN & SEAN ANG

SPORTS GIRL OF THE YEAR:

GAN CHING HWEE

TEAM OF THE YEAR:

TENNIS MEN’S B DIVISION TEAM

RECOGNITION AWARD:

ALOYSIUS YAPP

MERITORIOUS AWARDS:

LIM YAOXIANG, CHERYL LIM NATALIE HO, JAMES KOH LEOW LI SHEN, JASMINE TAN ERVINA LIM,

PROMISING YOUTH AWARD:

TAN ZHAO YUN Team of the Year – CSC Tennis Men’s Team

The ever popular Sports Camp was held from 21 to 24 June and attracted 29 youths between the age of 5 to 10 years old. The participants had the opportunity to experience various sports activities namely Badminton, Bowling, Golf, Squash, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis and Water Polo. The 19th CSC-SIA Groups Sports Club Bilateral Games was hosted by SIA on 6 November and members from both Clubs had a great time catching up with old friends. P26 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

I am heartened to note the endeavor and generosity of various Sports Sections in their efforts to raise funds for the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Challenge 2016. More than $8,000 was raised through various sports events and activities. I am proud to report the achievements as follows: 1. The Swimming Sub-Committee successfully hosted and won the inaugural Super Junior Swimming Invitational 2016 which was attended by 430 top age group swimmers from Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and India. 2. The Adult Bowling Team was crowned the 22th Inter-Club Mixed League Champion after a grueling seven months competition. 3. Our Taekwondo trainees achieved 100 percent passing rate at the quarterly Supplementary Gradings. CSC has the most number of Poom-Belt trainees in Singapore. 4. The Badminton Team took second place in the 11th SSC-JK Technology Badminton Inter-Club Masters League. 5. CSC Snooker Team finished 3rd in the National Snooker League Division 1. 6. Contract Bridge took 3rd Place in the Premier Bridge League. 7. CSC Junior Water Polo Team was awarded with two Bronze trophies at the Junior Inter-Club Series 4. 8. CSC continued our participation in the Inter-Social Clubs Golf Tournament and took overall 3rd placing for 2016.

Looking Ahead My team and I will continue to build on the successes of various youth training programmes to groom and produce future club and national champions. Members can expect upgrading works to some of the sports facilities for the benefits of our members. The Sports & Games Committee will also expand its network with prestigious regional Clubs at the Bilateral Games and upcoming invitational competitions.

Appreciation I would like to thank the Management Committee for their unwavering support to nurturing our Sporting Sections in the upgrading investments of various infrastructures. My heartfelt thanks goes to all Convenors who have been pouring in massive efforts for upcoming activities and initiations of youth programmes to rejuvenate the Sections. Last but not the least, I would like to express my utmost gratitude to the loyal Club representatives as well as their family members for their time and services to bring glories to our Club. Golf Batam Trip

CSC Sports Camp

22nd Adult Inter-Club mixed Bowling League

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Swimming Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Victor Chia - Convenor

Introduction The year under review was an eventful one for Swim CSC. The team won many medals at different levels of competition and what was heartening to see was many of our swimmers achieving their personal best at these meets. Our enrolment of swimmers also increased in strength, and at the time of print we have in total 819 registered swimmers and this number is growing.

Highlights of the Year The 47th Singapore National Age Group (SNAG) Swimming Championships was held in March 2016. In the junior category, 55 swimmers participated in 301 events and the Club was placed 2nd overall. Our young swimmers, Lynette Some broke 3 meet records in the 9 year old category and Melanie Chong broke 2 meet records in the 10 year old category. In the senior category, 38 swimmers raced in 184 events and Swim CSC emerged 3rd in the overall standing with a very encouraging 135 personal best times recorded. Gan Ching Hwee broke 3 meet records in the 13 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 14 years old category. Swim CSC took home a total of 22 Gold, 19 Silver and 11 Bronze medals.

Bronze medals to the total medal tally for Team Singapore. CSC is proud to see our swimmers growing from strength to strength and moving forward, we are encouraged and determined to bring Swim CSC to even greater heights.

In June 2016, Swim CSC took part in the 12th Singapore National Swimming Championships (SNSC). The team took home 3 Gold, 1 Silver and 6 Bronze medals. Benedict Boon won the MVP male open category award. CSC hosted the inaugural Super Junior Swimming Invitational 2016 from 3rd to 4th September. The competition was attended by 430 swimmers from local and overseas clubs. The overseas clubs hail from Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and India. The level of competition was very high as the regional clubs sent some of their top age group swimmers to compete at the meet. Swim CSC emerged as the overall champion for the competition with a total of 1,505 points.

Gan Ching Hwee as the Most Valuable Player (Girls, 13-14 year old)

At the 32nd Junior Inter-Club (JIC) Age Group Swimming Championships 2016 held at the Singapore Sports School on 13 November 2016, the team won a total of 758 points and emerged 2nd in position. 8 CSC swimmers represented our club in the 40th South East Asian Age Group Swimming Championships held from the 9th-11th December in Bangkok, Thailand. 10 of our swimmers contributed a total of 7 Gold, 2 Silver and 4 P28 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

32nd Junior Inter-Club (JIC) Age Group Swimming Championships 2016

Looking Ahead The team looks forward to building on the good performance of our swimmers. In 2017, CSC will be looking forward to host the SEAP Masters Swimming 2017 in April, the 2nd CSC Super Junior Swimming Invitational in August and the Junior Inter-Club Age Group Swimming Championships in November 2017. Swim CSC is also immensely proud to have Olympic Gold Medallist Joseph Schooling as the Meet Ambassador for the 2nd CSC Super Junior Swimming Invitational this year. His presence will be a source of inspiration to our young CSC swimmers to train harder and challenge themselves further in the sport.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to the Management Committee, Swimming Sub-committee members, parents and swimmers and our sponsors for the Super Junior Swimming Invitational. Special mention must also be made for our hard working and dedicated swimming coaches and admin team members for their continued support, effort and sacrifices to help Swim CSC materialize its goals.

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Badminton Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Joseph Sng - Convenor

Introduction The past year had been very fulfilling year as the Sub-Committee executed various plans to bring more activities to fruition as it sought new sponsors for future events. I am pleased to report that 2016 had been a great success.

Highlights of the Year The year kicked off with the New Year’s Gathering in January where winners of the 2015 In-house Doubles League were awarded over $1,000 worth of prizes. Enthusiastic players who took part in the 2016 edition held from June to December saw dynamic duo Albert Chua and Johnny Koh winning all 14 games and finally crowned Champion. Budding CSC youth star players namely Wong Zee Hern (Boys U10), Gabriel Chong (Boys U12), Yeo Gek Kai (Boys U15) and Faith Ow (Girls U11) took the honours with their participation at the in-house Age Group Singles Championships in June. The Annual Charity Game in October had garnered more than 50 generous CSC supporters who stood by the Club’s initiative to do their part for the President’s Challenge 2016. A sum of $1,320 were raised for the less fortunate. In September, the most anticipated Chinese Swimming Club Age Group Badminton Tournament made its 12th consecutive year mark. The event attracted top players from China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore who ensued in a fierce competition as they vied for the winning title among their respective age groups. More than 300 spectators witnessed the exciting finals with the Guest-of-Honour Mr Tan Kian Chew, President of Singapore Badminton Association. The Club had the opportunity to participate in 2 inter-club events in the past year. The Section headed down to Thailand for the prestigious invitational Tournament of Royal Bangkok Sports Club (RBSC) in July. We were blown away by the hospitality of RBSC and had a superb time of sparring with ex-national players from Thailand and Malaysia. The Section also took part in the SSC-JK Technology 11th Inter-Club Masters Badminton League 2016/2017 which was organised by Singapore Swimming Club and took 2nd place on countback.

Looking Ahead The next chapter of the Badminton Academy will bear more excitement. We will be starting a co-branding journey with up and coming French sports equipment label, Babolat, to develop the Badminton Academy to its next level. The SubCommittee will aim to build on the successes of 2016 to organise more quality activities for Section members and bring glory to the Club on the national and international stages.

Appreciation I would like to thank my Sub-Committee members, especially Patron Mr Ronald Lam, for all of their generous contributions in making 2016 a very successful year. I would also like to express my gratitude to all kind sponsors namely Sunlight Sports, Pilot Pen, Freshening Industries and Singapore Moutai Baijiu. Last but not least, my heartfelt appreciation goes to the Management Committee and Section members for their continuous support. P30 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Age Group Badminton Tournament

Billiards & Snooker Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Michael Hoon - Convenor

Introduction The Section had an eventful 2016 with the various activities and annual events much to the enjoyment of its members. On top of that, the Section also inaugurated the Snooker 6 Reds Challenge to raise funds for the President’s Challenge 2016 and took part in the National Snooker League.

Highlights of the Year CSC was represented in the National Snooker League 2015/2016 in the Premier Division and Division One. Led by David Kio, CSC players overcame all adversaries to clinch third place in Division One. At the Chinese New Year gathering led by Vice President Mr Peter Liew, the Section bonded over a Lo Hei Luncheon loaded with prosperous wishes for a whole year of health, wealth and prosperity in the year of the Fire Monkey. The inaugural Snooker 6 Reds Challenge held during the National Day’s Gathering in August was a huge success with more than $1,700 raised for the President’s Challenge 2016. CSC took the first title ahead of Changi Beach Club, Singapore Cricket Club and Lagoon Billiard Room. CSC player Aloysius Yapp, lost to eventual winner in the pre-quarter finals and settled for 9th place at the Kuwait 9 Ball Open 2016. Aloysius was also awarded the 2016 Singapore Sports Awards Meritorious Award - Sportsboy.

Looking Ahead We are looking to implement exciting plan to attract more young members to step forward to join our Section and rejuvenate the team.

Appreciation I would like to thank our advisor Mr Peter Liew and Sub-Committee members Mr David Kio, Mr Daniel Tan, Mr Paul Pang, Mr John Tan and not forgetting Patrons Mr Patrick Ho, Mr Peter Wee as well as Mr Tay Tiang Guan, for their major roles in the achievements within the Section. I would also like to acknowledge fellow Section members for their unwavering support in various activities held last year. Lastly, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to members of the Management Committee and Sports & Games Committee for their unrelenting support.

Nationl Day Gathering Cum President’s Challenge Fund Raising

Lo Hei Luncheon

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Bowling Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Joseph Low - Convenor

Introduction 2016 was a busy yet well worth year for the Section. My team and I had organised the 17th Youth Inter-Club Mixed Bowling League and overcame various differences and obstacles to manage and join forces with other participating Clubs.

Highlights of the Year I would like to congratulate the bowlers of the Adult Inter-Club Mixed Bowling League for their achievement as they clinched the coveted Champion trophy. My heartiest congratulations go to Ong She-Na for the deserved win in the Ladies’ Masters Finals. To enhance the benefits of the bowling section, Section members may now enjoy free weekly games on every Mondays. In support of the Club’s initiative in giving back to do our bit for the community, the Sub-Committee had organised a fund raising event on the eve of National Day. In December, 12 Lanes Bowling Alley underwent a facelift with an upgrade of air-conditioning system, new carpet, bowling pins and repainting works to provide members a fresher and more enjoyable experience.

Looking Ahead In 2017, we will focus on attracting new Section members by engaging them with more activities. We are also looking to kick off the Learn-To-Bowl Programme to groom potential young bowlers to represent CSC.

Appreciation I would like to take this opportunity to thank our generous Patrons, Mr Yap Bau Tan and Mr Benjamin Teh for their continuous support to the Bowling Sub-Committee. Also, not forgetting fellow colleagues from the Management Committee, Sports & Games Committee, the Bowling Sub-Committee, Section members who journeyed with me – thank you for your dedication and unwavering believe over the past year. Last but not the least, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the parents, family and friends of both the youth and adult squads for their enthusiasm and commitment among the Bowling Section.

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22nd Adult Inter-Club Bowling Mixed League 2016

17th Youth Inter-Club Bowling Mixed League 2016

Contract-Bridge Sub-Committee Reported by: Mdm Hah Kwai Fun - Convenor

Introduction 2016 had been a challenging year as the Section had to contend with the lack of venue for our games. However, with the continued support from fellow Committees, the weekly games remained unaffected.

Highlights of the Year Held in CSC, the 2016 Premier Bridge League kicked off on 20 March with participations from Geylang West Bridge Club, Keppel Club, NUSS, Serangoon Gardens Country Club, Singapore Cricket Club, Singapore Island Country Club and Singapore Recreation Club. CSC Section eventually took the 3rd position. The Invitational Pairs held on 10 July saw 25 pairs of participants from various clubs with Professor Chen and Chan Onn from Keppel Club emerged as overall champion. In conjunction with the National Day celebration, the Section had a Potluck Pairs which attracted a fantastic turnout of 36 members and guests taking part. The event was also a charity event and $585 was collected for the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Challenge 2016. To keep the Section vibrant, additional events such as Random Pairs, Annual Pairs, Individual Games and Team Games were organised to boost the camaraderie of our supportive bridge members. As for participation at the Weekly Games during weekends, attendance remained steadfast with attendance at an average of 7 tables.

Appreciation I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Contract Bridge Sub-Committee members for volunteering their time and services to the Section as well as their heartfelt support towards every obstacle met. I would also like to express my sincere thanks to the Management Committee and Sports & Games Committee for their support in making various games and events possible.

The Invitational Pairs 2016

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Golf Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Steven Tan - Convenor

Introduction It has been an exciting first year as my team and I undertook the task of restoring the Section to its former glory. With the contributions and hard work from my dedicated colleagues, I am pleased to report that we managed to not only stopped the declining membership but in fact increased it by 11%.

Highlights of the Year 12 Golf Games came to fulfillment in the past year which attracted a participation of 480 golfers. The Golf Section Members’ Night also made its debut [date from Jick Sern] and received an overwhelming attendance of more than 70 past and present Section members. At the Annual Bilateral Games, CSC representatives had an enjoyable time fostering camaraderie with golfers from Singapore Swimming Club and SIA Group Sports Club at Marina Bay Golf Course and Raffles Country Club respectively. The Section continued the yearly participation in the Inter-Social Clubs Tournament where 3 games were held at Raffles Country Club, Orchid Country Club and Sembawang Country Club. Team CSC did well and eventually took overall 3rd position. And for the Patrons’ Cup which was held at Seletar Country Club, Johnny Tan beat out competition from 48 other golfers to lift the Cup. The 24th Annual Golf Championship was no doubt the grandest event of the year with a turnout of 96 golfers at the Marina Bay Golf Course. The Soon Peng Yam Challenge Trophy winner for Overall Best Gross went to David Pigot with a score of 78 strokes. The ever popular overseas golfing trips received good sign-ups and 2 trips of one-night stay overs in Batam were organised in the past year - golfers tee-off in the midst of serenity at the Palm Spring Golf & Country Club, Tering Bay Golf & Country Club and South Links Country Club. After a satisfying time on the golf course, the happy golfers scooted for a relaxing massage, scrumptious food and shopping. The Monthly-Medals were held at Changi Golf Club, IOI Palm Villa Golf & Country Resort.

Looking Ahead In the soon approaching months, the Sub-Committee will be launching more Section members’ centric activities. New Member-Get-Member Schemes are also underway to boost Section membership.

Appreciation First and foremost, I thank the team of Sub-Committee members who never failed to make the extra mile so that the Section will reap the best out of each event. I also express my appreciation to the Management Committee and Sports & Games Committee for their kind support. Finally, a big thank you to all faithful Section members for their encouragement and spontaneous support at the various events. “Members’ Interests Come First” Golf Batam Trip cum May Medal

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Squash Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Ng Eik Pin - Convenor

Introduction The introduction of new blood in the Sub-Committee together with the existing members brought about a significant year filled with prolific breakthroughs in 2016.

Highlights of the Year The year under review brimmed with much excitement as 3 teams of elite CSC representatives rose to the challenge and pitted against 22 strong contenders in the Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s D, E & Veteran at the National Squash League. Albeit the stiff competition, the undeterred teams displayed laudable sportsmanship. The long anticipated annual friendly match with the Japanese National Selection Team was held on 26 August. Barely a few hours, earnest Section members extended their hospitality to our special guests for quality time of renewed or newfound friendships. The cultural exchange certainly left team CSC wanting for more of such gatherings in the following year. The Youth Squash Training Programme received splendid responses to kick start this year. The developmental programme provided a stable foundation to nurture and also instill greater passion for up and coming young players in the sport.

Looking Ahead Moving forward, the Sub-Committee aims to boost the Youth Squash Training Programme with concurrent tactical avenues to effectively draw younger members into the Section. The Sub-Committee is also excited to render our support towards the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Challenge 2017.

Appreciation I wish to extend my appreciation towards members of the Management Committee and Sports & Games Committee for their utmost support and believe in us. I would like to also extend my heartfelt thanks to the Sub-Committee members for their dedication and commitment in the planning and executing of realizing the plans for various events and activities come to fruition.

CSC-JAPAN National Selection Squash Friendly Game 2016

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Table Tennis Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Eric Fong - Convenor

Introduction I am pleased to report that the ongoing activities such as the Section Training and the Youth Development Programme continued to receive strong support from CSC members.

Highlights of the Year 2016 was indeed another remarkable year for the Section with more exciting line-ups of activities slated. The highlights of the year were: • • • • •

National Veteran Table Tennis Mixed Team Championship 2016 SAFRA-STTA Table Tennis Championship 2016 CSC In-House Tournament 2016 Woodlands-STTA Veteran Championship 2016 Tampines West CC Veteran Table Tennis Championship 2016

CSC Table Tennis In-House Tournament 2016

15 CSC representatives participated in the annual CSC In-House Tournament which was held on 11 and 12 June. The year was rewarding for the 12 & Under youth players as the months of hard and exhausting trainings finally paid off handsomely as they brought back the glorious Champion title. OPEN - SINGLES

12 & UNDER

OPEN - DOUBLES

CHAMPION

MR ERIC FONG JOON HO

MAS LIM JUN KAI

MR ENG KIM CHOOI & MR DAVID TAN SOO LOCK

1ST RUNNER UP

MR RICHARD PANG

MAS CHRISTIAN LAM YONG KEI

MR RICHARD PANG & MR YAP KIAN HANN

2ND RUNNER UP

MR ENG KIM CHOOI

MAS ZACH TIO

MR ERIC FONG JOON HO & MR TIMOTHY LIM

Looking Ahead Moving forward, the Sub-Committee will work towards strengthening the numbers of Section members by organising and creating new events in hopes of boosting participation from the youths.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to members from the Sub-Committee and also extend my appreciation to our Patrons, Mr Tan Kwee Hoe and Mr Chan Pong Heng for their generous contributions towards the Section. Special thanks goes to the Management Committee as well as the Sports & Games Committee for their unfailing support and enthusiasm.

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Taekwondo Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Tay Hee Ann - Convenor

Introduction For the year under review, CSC Taekwondo Programme has recruited 70 trainees and counting. I am elated to report that the Club is currently leading with the highest and youngest Poom-Belt trainees listed in Singapore.

Highlights of the Year The quarterly Supplementary Gradings which was organised by Singapore Taekwondo Federation continued to enjoy high attendance. CSC trainees continued to retain their 100 percent passing rate at the quarterly supplementary gradings. The long anticipated Annual Taekwondo Camp which was held on 19 June was well attended by 28 trainees. At the 1 day enrichment camp, the band of trainees had the opportunity to be more focused as they honed various sparring skillsets and techniques while fostering stronger camaraderie. The sparring session also reminded the Section of the essence of the sport - discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship.

Looking Ahead For the year ahead, the Sub-Committee is looking into organising an Invitational Competition so that trainees will be able to out their skills to the test their skills and gain added exposure on the inter-club arena.

Appreciation I would like to thank the members of the Sub-Committee and also Coach Nordon Lim for their commitment and relentless support to the Section in 2016. Last but not least, I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Management Committee as well as the Sports & Games Committee for their unfailing support through the years. ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P37

Tennis Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr David Khoe - Convenor

Introduction For the past year, the Tennis fraternity had a burst of numerous exciting inter-club tournaments and friendly games, with Tennis Invitational Tournament 2016 as the lead event of the year. I am heartened to have a team of enthusiastic and passionate Section who diligently participated in the various activities that were organised.

Highlights of the Year CSC renewed its camaraderie with the Tennis fraternity of Singapore Swimming Club over an annual friendly game hosted at the Club premise on 30 January. The event was aimed to strengthen the ties of both clubs while members engaged in a good time of get-together over their favourite sport. The highlight of the year was none other than the CSC Invitational Tennis Tournament which was hosted by the Club on the 7 and 8 May. We were honoured to have the presence of participants who hailed from Penang Sports Club, Kelab Darul Ehsan and Singapore Swimming Club (SSC). The tournament ensued into a series of uptight competition and finally CSC Team A clinched the Champion title and SSC took the position of 1st Runner up position. And on 16 April, Section members and their families had an evening of fun during the Annual Tennis Team Challenge and Annual Tennis Section Gathering. We were happy to have receive the kind assistance from Tennis Allegiance Group (TAG) at the tournament.

Looking Ahead In the year ahead, the Sub-Committee plans to work on more in-house tournaments and activities to engage young budding club players. Section members may also look forward to more action-packed activities in the months to come.

Appreciation I would like to express my sincerest gratitude towards the Management Committee and Sports & Games Committee for having stood by the Sub-Committee over the years. Special thanks also goes to the Sports Awards Committee, for presenting the Team Award Of The Year to the CSC Tennis Men’s Team in recognition for their glorious victory as Champion of the STA Inter-Club Doubles League 2015 ‘B’ Division. On behalf of the Sub-Committee, I wish to extend our utmost thanks to the CSC Tennis players for their continuous participation. I would also like to express our deepest appreciation for all who had voluntarily given their time and efforts over the past year. Last but not the least, I wish to thank Section Patron Mr Koh Chee Hua and Kohup Sports Pte for their generosity and relentless support towards the promotion of the sport.

The CSC Invitational Tennis Tournament

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Waterpolo Sub-Committee Reported by: Mr Shawn Lim - Convenor

Introduction 2016 was a fulfilling year for Water Polo Section. The coaches, trainees, members of the Sub-Committee and parents were able to chalk up significant achievements in spite of steep challenges.

Highlights of the Year In 2016, we were pleased to participate in the following events: •

The Titanen League

•

CSC-Raffles Institution Friendly Game

•

Friendly Match with the Hong Kong Beach Water Polo Team

•

6th Inter Primary School Water Polo Competition

•

4th Singapore Water Polo Junior Inter-Club Competition 2016 Series 1

•

4th Singapore Water Polo Junior Inter-Club Competition 2016 Series 3

•

4th Singapore Water Polo Junior Inter-Club Competition 2016 Series 4

It was a good start for the CSC Junior Water Polo Team as they achieved two Bronze medals for the Under-12 and Under-14. •

2nd CSC-MYX President’s Challenge Fund Raising Rumble 2016

The charity game to raise funds for the President’s Challenge was held on 3 December, we are heartened to announce that a whopping sum of $2420.00 was raised for the beneficiaries of the President’s Challenge 2016. Kudos to Head Coach Mr Lim Yaoxiang, for organising and making this event a great success.

Looking Ahead Growing the Water Polo fraternity at Chinese Swimming Club continues to be a challenge, due to limited resources that understandably need to be shared to benefit all members. However, we are staunch in our belief that our perseverance will be rewarded and trust that the Club will explore all avenues to support our vision to be recognized as the leading Water Polo Club in Southeast Asia.

Appreciation I would like to express my heartfelt appreciations to Coach Lim Yaoxiang, Section members, Flippa Ball Coach Chia Shih Yun and parent volunteer Wei Min Foong for their contributions to the team. Lastly, I wish to express my thanks to the Sub-Committee members for dedication and time towards the Water Polo Section throughout 2016.

4th Singapore Water Polo Junior Inter-Club Competition 2016 Series 3

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P39

各委员会理事会

产业

人力资源

本会会长

主席

李涌泉先生

吴祉云先生

梁俊辉先生

副会长

副主席

当然委员

廖祥海先生 (统务) 郭喾禧先生 (财务)

蔡荣俊先生

郭喾禧先生

顾问

委员

队长

邱丰盛先生

李俊雄先生

周金辉先生

委员

副队长李益发先生

林汉光先生施金成先生

主席

理事谢真发先生柯俊贤先生邱丰盛先生云大明先生黎志伟先生梁俊辉先生陈来春先生吴祉云先生卢大山先生吴炳坤先生李彦辉先生蔡荣俊先生

财务郭喾禧先生

招标

副主席

主席

柯俊贤先生

陈来春先生

委员

副主席

邱丰盛先生林雪妮小姐吴慧慧小姐李成章先生

邱丰盛先生

顾问郑清松先生

餐饮主席

会员关系主席黎志伟先生

副主席云大明先生

委员严聚兴先生林克强先生佘信荣先生

区域网络主席卢大山先生

副主席邱丰盛先生

顾问林汉光先生

委员黄国良先生朱敏仄先生 Mustaffa Lim先生

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纪律主席黎志伟先生

副主席云大明先生

委员严聚兴先生何成发先生李文龙先生林克强先生谢锦才先生佘信荣先生陈应强先生汤顺辉先生叶金基先生麦国荣先生李建业先生 Lim Li Li女士张耀明先生施金成先生蔡惠原先生周芝莉女士李彦辉先生蔡荣俊先生

王锦鸾女士周黄莹女士朱敏仄先生林明裕先生李彦辉先生

体育与运动队长周金辉先生

副队长李益发先生

羽毛球召集人孙庆福先生

台球与史诺克召集人 Michael Hoon先生

保龄球召集人卢大山先生

定约桥牌召集人

委员吴炳坤先生

委员

柯俊贤先生

当然委员廖祥海先生

委员文传慧女士周家成先生胡俊耀先生李彦辉先生施金成先生朱敏仄先生谢锦才先生

夏桂芬女士

高尔夫球召集人陈加兴先生

壁球召集人黄翼斌先生

游泳召集人谢真发先生

乒乓召集人冯俊豪先生

跆拳道召集人郑喜安先生

网球召集人邱丰盛先生

水球召集人

时尚

林俊彪先生

主席吴炳坤先生

当然委员廖祥海先生

顾问陈来春先生

审计主席云大明先生

副主席李彦辉先生

委员黄丽香小姐陈荣山先生

各小组委员会健体与消闲召集人朱敏仄先生

委员郑明洲先生陈保发先生王锦鸾女士陈廷豪先生黎行庄先生

委员谢锦才先生蔡荣俊先生 (2017年2月卸任) 林耀翔先生谢迪健先生张质媺小姐

召集人

召集人夏桂芬女士

顾问叶迪杰先生

羽毛球召集人赞助人

陈仁铭先生彭少伦先生潭永强先生谢智梁先生邱萌炎女士

高尔夫球

委员

符敦真先生

召集人

委员苏启辉先生周振和先生严朝日先生梁永傑先生符芳彬先生高啟量先生

召集人王锦鸾女士

委员朱敏仄先生陈保发先生郑明洲先生陈廷豪先生黎行庄先生

台球与史诺克召集人 Michael Hoon先生

顾问

裘源兴先生

妇女

委员

召集人

陈金堂先生潘禹明先生陈显顺先生

周黄莹女士

委员蔡美丽女士李曼桢女士

游泳召集人谢真发先生

陈泇行先生

卢大山先生

赞助人

顾问柯德民先生

委员黄国良先生许秀枝小姐庄喜悌先生严聚兴先生陈楚娟小姐 Mustaffa Lim先生

召集人黄翼斌先生

委员胡志强先生 Honey Peck小姐 Sakhalkar Supriyakumar Shrikant先生

乒乓召集人

黄信良先生郑菁莉女士

网球召集人邱丰盛先生

赞助人许志华先生

委员许洋溢先生陈日森先生黄孝思先生王永翔先生

水球召集人林俊彪先生

委员陈龙宝先生候佐汉先生谢世勇先生戴志成先生林永顺先生 Gilbert Lee先生

冯俊豪先生

李涌泉先生

当然委员

委员

赞助人

周金辉先生

黄奕澍先生罗丹蕾小姐陈有涵先生李文丰先生

陈贵和先生

李益发先生

委员

碧球

叶保山先生郑明真先生杨士君先生

顾问

郑喜安先生

刘荣华先生

保龄球召集人

召集人

名誉赞助人

廖祥海先生

队长

跆拳道

周金辉先生

顾问

青年与家庭

庞道才先生彭少伦先生叶建汉先生陈安如先生张顺国先生

顾问

林志坚先生

林明裕先生王锦鸾女士颜松荣先生黎凤娇女士洪来发先生

委员

孙庆福先生

舞蹈

定约桥牌

赞助人及顾问曾鹏海先生

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P41

理事会报告由会长李涌泉先生汇报

简介在2016财政年度中，本会在各个营运层面面对通胀压力 – 劳动力紧缩外加外籍劳工税和外籍劳工比率的更动，老虎机和租金收入降低，以及俱乐部会籍销售前景不明朗。虽然困难重重，但是本人非常高兴地在此宣布本会在核心业务的多个领域取得骄人成绩。欲知细节，请翻阅随后的页面。

年内重大事项在2016年12月31日结束的财政年度中，在统计了贬值($3,498,894)和税务开支 ($1,506,312)后，本会的财政状况为亏损 $25,836，远低于所预计的$1,506,312亏损。协助减少赤字的因素包括成本控制措施和各个部门的盈利上涨。其中包括餐饮供应部、体育与运动部以及FLEX健身中心，同时还有包括多达$402,843.66的一次性产业税回扣。

满竹咖啡屋新菜单

本会的餐饮场所因顾客人数有所增加，取得了1%的总收入增加，将收入提升至370万元。为了让满足咖啡屋的食客享有更可口的美食，满足咖啡屋推出了国际菜单，让会员享用韩式、泰式和日式美食。吧三通在进行装修后，另外增设了户外用餐区，而额外的座位量吸引了更多会员前来吧三通消费。年度销售额增加 11%，达113万元。在2016年，虽然本地的俱乐部业因政府在近几年回收各家高尔夫球俱乐部的场地，导致人们对俱乐部会籍购买兴趣减低，本会仍有160起第三方会籍转让，让本会赚取了$960,000。本会游泳培训计划的策略性重点发展继续为本会带来佳绩。本会旗下已拥有819名注册泳手，而且泳手数字仍在增加当中。本会也在 2016年9月3日和4日成功举办了首届超级青年游泳邀请赛。此赛事吸引了来自本地和海外俱第一届 CSC 超级青年游泳邀请赛

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乐部的430名泳手参赛，并且在本地多个媒体和社交媒体中被报道。本人非常高兴地再次汇报，本会的突破自我极限，摘下了赛事冠军头衔。本会有信心此赛事将会是新加坡与区域内的青年游泳选手都期待参加的游泳赛事。本会的保龄球手也有不错的表现，甚至在第22届会际混合联赛冠军赛中夺冠。

第22届成人会际保龄球混合联赛

第一届 CSC 超级青年游泳邀请赛

29名员工因其卓越服务而在卓越服务奖项(EXSA)2016 中得奖。本人想借此机会赞扬本会员工。他们忠诚于本会，并且付出许多努力，做出了许多职责以外的贡献来维持本会的运作。但最重要的是，他们尽力确保会员对

本会的服务感到满意。在2016年，本会继续造福社区中较不幸的人士。员工、会员与来宾团结一心，共同为总统挑战慈善活动 2016筹集了$20,584.44的善款。

展望未来

卓越服务奖项

EXSA STAR WINNERS

EXSA GOLD WINNERS

(featured image from left to right)

Teo Hong Chay

F&B

Chew Chung Kay Steven

F&B

Lee Tua Khim Edmund

F&B

Tan Yee Ling Elaine

F&B

Law Fang Ying

F&B

Goh Jiew Choi Louis

F&B

Ong Siew Kwan Agnes

Finance

本会设立了2030愿景委员会，并且在本会进行了大规模的数据分析。此研究的重点在于本会所担忧的课题 Teh Siew Kheng Jennifer

以及找出能够保护本会长期利益的策略。

An May Ling Aileen

F&B

Membership Relations

EXSA SILVER WINNERS Koh Vin Xen Teoh Choon Kuoh C.K Wong Shan Qin Cheng Chek Ching Chong Kean Foo Kenny Goh Jin Sen Leow Geok Lin Winnie

F&B F&B F&B F&B F&B F&B F&B

Qian HengFu Harold Tew Lai Poh Stanley Ting Yen Ling Chan Chow Yee Channel Lim Lian Tee Lily Ong Saw Lian Jacqueline Cheng Siew Lan Candy

F&B F&B F&B Finance Membership Relations Membership Relations Property

Lim Chwee Kim Cindy Wai Pik Yim Jenny Wang Hao Rain Yeoh Chew Yit

Property Property Property Property

Muhd Syaikhul Rizal B Sulaiman

Sports & Lifestyle

Tan Su Kim Wendy

Sports & Lifestyle

根据数据分析所得来的资讯，本会会员人数中，有32%为60岁及以上的会员。相比之下，仅有0.05%的会员人数的年龄介于20岁至29岁。

本会的分析显示较年轻的会员通常不会长期持有会籍。此趋势将导致本会在未来成为“乐龄”人士俱乐部。财务方面，50%的乐龄会籍津贴计划将导致本会将大量的会费收入放在此计划，而较年轻的会员则需支付较高的会费以确保本会能够持续营运。这并不是个可行的方案，因此理事会不得不做出决定，将此计划从2017年1月起终止。通过数据分析得来的资料和财务数字，以及对本地俱乐部前景的了解，理事会已经为新的一年做出许多计划。本人预计未来还需要许多思考与策划，并且需要草拟一份总体规划以保障本会的长期营运和会员的利益。

致谢最后，本人想感谢所有会员、以及各位理事会同仁。他们坚信理事会的领导将能够协助本会突破重重困难，让本会维持其竞争力与财务稳定性，使本会能够继续发展。 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P43

产业委员会由主席吴祉云先生汇报

简介 2016年对本回来说又是个充满挑战的一年。本会在今年进行了多个项目，包括会员酒吧的扩建项目以便增加新的户外酒吧以及更换位于更衣室、保龄球场、满竹咖啡屋和餐厅厨房的冷气系统的项目。一如往年，产业委员会持续地为本会的产业管理团队提供支持，以便保持本会的日常运作、整体洁净、保安与安全等方面的优良水平。

年内重大事项 1.

本会现有设施的一般维修与维护工作本会在2016年进行了以下的修理、维护与提升项目:

文娱中心男性更衣室内的组合式玻璃纤维蒸气浴的作为更换为混泥土表面以方便清洗。

对多功能活动室和活动套房2进行改善以便让该设施能够举办更多体育和生活时尚活动。

将活动套房1改建为体育健身房以便为本会的游泳健将和其他运动员提供训练设施。

为磨损的器材进行维修与替换，以提升运作效率: • • •

体育中心泳赛游泳池和水球训练池过滤系统的砂滤器和其附件 • 泳池边的家具用品与附件保龄球场的地毯和桌子冷气系统的化学清洗

主要合约 – 保安服务

由于本地保安业的有关当局在2016年推出了递增型薪金模式，委员会经评估后将晚上11时过后的执勤保安人员人数减少至1人以便节省开支。此外，为了确保能获得具竞争性的价格，委员会向多家保安公司取得报价，并以该报价比较现任保安公司的报价。由于现有保安公司的报价仍为最低报价，因此委员会在2017年1月月该公司重新签订为期一期的合约。

展望未来

体育健身房

产业委员会一向来都非常留意维修成本的上涨，并将与本会管理层紧密合作以便确保本会设施的维护、其安全、保安和本会的外观能够以最具成本效益的方式有效管理，让会员们能够继续享用优质的设施。

致谢产业委员会想在此感谢理事会、常务委员会以及CSC管理层和全体工作人员的努力与支持，使2016年成为富有成效的一年。 P44 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

会员关系委员会由主席黎志伟先生汇报

简介在2016年，委员会仍在继续投入各种会籍相关事项的工作中。

年内重大事项截至2016年12月31日，本会拥有8,313名普通会员、157

年份

主会员数量

名准会员、491名永久会员、1名公司会员、10名体育会员

2012

8809

以及50名定期会员。本会的主会员人数为8,961。

2013

8811

2014

8869

2015

8910

2016

8961

尽管在2016年面对许多挑战，本会仍收到了190个会籍转让申请，而当中有160个第三方转让申请。本会一共从这些第三方会籍转让中收取了$960,000的净转让费。

作为吸引新会员的促销策略之一，委员会在各大促销活动中设立会籍介绍处以推广普通会籍和定期会籍。此类活动就包括万圣节慈善义卖会和圣诞节慈善义卖会。委员会也延续了会员介绍会员计划，让会员在介绍朋友或同事加入本会作为会员时可获得奖励。2016年共有 41个普通/准会籍介绍以及9个定期会籍介绍. 新加入的会员也在2016年11月17日当天受邀参加吧三通的舞池派对，让他们能够多了解本会以及多认识其他会员。

展望未来会员关系委员会在今年对会员资料进行了全面的数据分析。大约36%的俱乐部会员目前持有单人会籍，而本委员会对此甚感担忧。数据显示，这群会员一般在加入本会十年甚至是不到十

截至2016年12月31日的会籍构成表

年的时间，就会将其会籍转让。此研究也显示在过去5

普通会员

年，会籍购买率将低至会籍出售率（离开本会的会员百

2% 1% 1%

分比）。若不解决该问题，此趋势将持续下去。

普通会员及家人 36%

致谢会员关系委员会预计未来几年将会充满挑战。本委员会将继续检讨本会的章程与特定顾客群的促销策略，以便保持本会会籍的吸引力。

60%

准会员与准会员及家人永久会员与永久会员家人定期会员与定期会员及家人

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区域网络委员会由主席卢大山先生汇报

简介区域网络委员会持续不断地在本地和区域网络中为本会会员们探索更多康乐与体育设施，而2016年对委员会来说是个富有收获的一年。截至2016年12月31日，本会会员可自由使用17家互惠互利俱乐部和9家结盟俱乐的设施，并且能够在区域内的16家酒店和度假村享有特价优惠。

年内重大事项在年初，委员会成功地与位于马六甲的 Eco Tree 酒店和位于槟城的Olive Tree 酒店合作，为会员们取得全新的住宿特价优惠，让会员们在造访马来西亚时能够享有更多的住宿选择。本会于2016年11月17日和One°15 滨海俱乐部共同举办了会员鸡尾酒会，邀请双边的会员们在文娱中心的泳池旁互相交流。

池畔派对

此外，10 & 10 Sports Trading、LiNing Sport以及Bodynits将继续为本会会员提供优惠折扣。

展望未来委员会承诺将继续扩展互惠互利俱乐部和结盟俱乐部网络，同时与各家知名商家做出特惠安排，以满足会员们的各种需求。

致谢

Novotel 酒店 (暹罗广场)

最后，本人想在此诚心感谢委员会的会员们的坚定支持以及贡献。 P46 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

招标委员会由主席陈来春先生汇报

简介招标委员会的宗旨为促进和提升为本会每日营运所需的货物与服务签订合约时的透明度。招标委员会非常高兴地在此呈现本会在2016年所进行的各项招标项目。

年内重大事项签订合约，更换体育中心、一楼更衣室与毛巾领取柜台、保龄球场、满足咖啡屋和满足咖啡屋厨房的空调系统。 • 空调系统使用已久而且近年来经常故障，理事会因此授权了重建位于那会进行招标活动，重新更换

上述区域的空调系统。 • 三家承包商前来进行实地参观，并进行了投标。 • 在一系列的筛选、接见和价格协商后，空调系统更换的合同最终由M/S

Daikin

Air-Conditioning

(Singapore) Pte Ltd获得，夺标价格为S$420,704。

展望未来本会的清洗服务合约、厨房清洗与碗盘清洗合约以及保安人员服务合约将在2017财政年度期满。招标委员会将继续扮演好其角色，确保本会的招标程序透明公正。

致谢本人想感谢理事会以及诸位委员会成员和CSC全体员工在过去一年不断地贡献、努力与支持本委员会。 12条保龄球道

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人力资源委员会由主席梁俊辉先生汇报

简介本会的其中一项核心战略为建造一个以人为主的机构，透过充满积极性的人才来满足会员的需求，达成本会的长期愿景，达到优质服务水平。人力资源委员会的主要目的将是支持与协助本会的人力资源管理，让员工管理与维持的整体运作能够继续提供一致性的优良服务水平，从中取得高会员满意度以及持续的良好业绩。

人力统计本会在2016年的平均营运员工人数为154（包括兼职员工）。2016年的全职与兼职员工比例为21:1，而员工与会员的比例为1：100。相较于2015年，2016年的总薪金成本增加了4%。成本增加的因素如下： •

外籍劳工税务增加，以及外籍劳工比率顶限更改，使得总薪金成本增加了1%。

•

年度加薪、员工升职以及某些职位的市场薪金调整使得总薪金成本增加3%。考虑到2016年的平均核心通货膨胀率为1.2%，员工的实际加薪为1.8%。

年内重大事项本会在人才招聘方面仍然面对着许多挑战，尤其是在服务和酒店业劳动力短缺的情况下，困难重重。政府削减外籍劳工比率顶限，同时增加外籍劳工税，使得情况雪上加霜。此外，本会在寻找本地员工来填补薪金较低的工作岗位时，面对了许多困难。这是因为即将退休的员工学历不高，而刚踏入社会寻找工作的年轻一代的学历较高。员工保留仍然是本会的当务之急，因为替换员工所面对的困难将会影响本会的日常运作，同时影响会员服务水平。考虑到目前的经济与人力市场前景，维持员工的生产力也是至关重要。人力资源部在2016年咨询其他部门，进行了人力需求分析，与其他俱乐部作为相交对象，评估每个部门的员工数量与工作要求，确保能够维持可接受的服务标准。人力资源部在某些部门实施了工作扩大化以及工作再计划以便提供较高的服务标准，提高员工的生产力和效率。此评估活动仍然在继续中，并将会在2017年继续展开。本会也利用了Workpro工作再计划津贴来抵消培训开支，延迟人力成本。在2016年，本会仍继续进行员工发展与培训，甚至改善了其中的培训来提高员工服务水平、生产力和效率，同时协助员工学习新技能以备不时之需。本会员工在2016年所参加的培训课程包括公司紧急应对小组，服务人员的英语会话、体能调节课程、使用社交媒体进行管理活动与营销。上述课程为每年务必进行的培训课程中的其中一些，例如自动外体除颤器、优质服务奖项等。 P48 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

本会一向来都将员工服务水平列为优先，而本会员工在 2016年仍继续为会员们提供优质服务，在常年EXSA奖项中获得了4星、5银和20银的骄人成绩。星级奖项得主包括 : 郑秀卿, 赵崇基和张鸿济 (餐饮供应部); 韩爱玲 (会员关系部). 金奖得主包括 : 李道钦, 陈依玲, 罗芳英和吴有才(餐饮供应部); 王秀冠 (财务部). 银奖得主包括 : 辜稳升, 张春果, 黄善勤, 庄志钦, 张键富, 吴仁胜, 廖玉玲, 钱恒福, 张来宝和陈韵琳 (餐饮供应部); 陈秋仪 (财务部); 林莲帝和王素莲 (会员关系部); 陈秀兰, 林翠勤, 韦碧艳, 王浩和杨秋月 (产业部); Muhd Syaikhul Rizal B Sulaiman 和陈素金 (体育与生活时尚部)。本会真心感谢这些员工，以自己独特的方式为会员提供优质服务。

展望未来与往年相同，本会意识到本地劳动力的进一步发展将会停止。因此，人力资源委员会坚信若要取得成功，就必须持续提供培训与发展机会，让其员工能够更具生产力，确保本会能够在本地的俱乐部市场中维持其领先优势。本会也将探讨使用科技来建立稳定的组织核心，以确保其长期可持续性。委员会也将继续支持本会的人力资源管理，以便确保能够达成本会的长期商业目标。

致谢

CSC 万圣节和开放日暨员工慈善义卖会

本人想感谢理事会、诸位委员会成员以及本会全体工作人员，在各种人力资源活动和计划方面给予的支持与贡献，以便确保本会的员工能够继续为本会贡献，使本会继续成为本地的顶级俱乐部之一。

游泳教练

员工参与超级青年游泳邀请赛

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财政委员会由主席郭喾禧先生汇报

简介于2016年12月31日结束的财政年度，本会的税息折旧摊销前利润(EBITDA)为322万元。相较于预计的243 万4千元，本会获得了78万8千元的正差异。在季选了贬值和365万元的税务开支后，本会的本年的财务表现为42万9千元的赤字，比预计的150万6千元的预计赤字高出107万8千元。本会针对2007年起的建筑物常年价值过高向税务局提出异议，而该案件终于获得税务局的评估。本人非常高兴地在此宣布，本会产业税的回扣将可延长几年。这一次性的税务回扣进一步将本会2016年的财政赤字减少40万3千元，使本会取得2 万5千836元的小额赤字。不过，从2016年起本会产业税的基本率已提高，从2007年的147万8千万提高至 310万2千元。这表示本会未来的产业税将增加110%。简言之，2016年的较好表现是因为本会在举办活动时在开销方面较谨慎，而本会也同时尽量增加本会各个收入来源的盈利。

年内重大事项 1.

生活时尚委员会与Flex健身中心

生活时尚委员会和Flex健身中心的盈利增加了 59%，从7万8千元增加至12万4千元。主要的贡献者为Flex健身中心。其盈利从2015年的14万4 千元增加值2016年的18万5千元。此增加比预测的高出40%，而这全因Flex健身中心于2015年翻新，吸引了更多会员参加，而且也有越来越多的会员购买个人训练配套。 2.

老虎机营运

喜运堂的收入比去年低21.5%，而且股息支付率有所增加。净盈利减少28%，达170万，比2015财政年度低68万5千元。此成绩也比2016年的预计数字，210万元来得低。考虑到经济展望走下坡，财政委员会预计2017财政年度的老虎机营运收入将保持不变。 3.

餐饮营运

贡献本会总收入22%的餐饮收入，相较于2015财政年度微涨了0.5%。吧三通的利润增加了4%。加上成本控制措施，吧三通的净赤字从2015年的17万5千元减少至2016年的7万5千元。满足咖啡屋的净赤字也降低了21%，从20万1千元降低至15万9千元。 P50 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

体育与运动

体育与运动2016年的注册盈利为183万3千元，从2015年的169万3千元增加了8.2%。这增长需归功于收入增加27%的网球小组以及增加8%的游泳小组。游泳小组在2016年9月首次举办超级青年游泳邀请赛，而游泳小组透过该赛事赚取了游泳小组总收入的6%。超级青年游泳邀请赛也取得了1万5千元的盈利，即游泳小组总盈利的23%。

第一届 CSC 超级青年游泳邀请赛

杂项收入

利息收入从16万2千元增加至24万1千元，增长了49%。较高的差异均因本会决定依照本会的投资政策，将其资金从传统的12月定时存款逐步放入利息较高但存放时间较长的结构性存款或债务工具（例如债券）。

行政营运开支

行政营运开支接近2015年财政年度的水平，并且比预计的开支低3%。 7.

本会会址开支

本会会址的开支比预计的开支低5万4千元。这是因为本会在维修与维护开支方面实施了成本控制措施。

展望未来虽然本会的财政年度表现比2015财政年度高出89%，或年比22万元，但是成本通胀、维修成本增加、贬值开支增加，产业税的110%增加，水价上涨30%，外籍劳工税增加59%以及会籍转让和老虎机营运的收入减少等问题将会为本会带来巨大的财务挑战。财政委员会与理事会做出了艰难的决定，在2017财政年度增加会费。这是为了确保本会的税息折旧摊销前利润不会陷入赤字，而且本会在2032年进行土地租赁合约续约时拥有足够的储备现金。话虽如此，财政委员会仍会将注意力放在成本控制以及开创其他收入来源。前方的路将非常坎坷。但是拥有会员们的支持与谅解，财政委员会和理事会将竭尽所能实施各项计划，让本会成为新加坡顶尖的游泳俱乐部。财政委员会和理事会也会同时以谨慎态度处理本会的财务问题，以确保本会能够长期营运。

致谢本人想感谢理事会同仁，财务委员会同仁以及本会全体工作人员的支持与贡献。

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餐饮供应委员会由主席柯俊贤先生汇报

简介餐饮部在2016年举办了各式各样的活动，度过了一个充满生气的一年。吧三通则通过了更高的食品销售取得了出色点的盈利增长。吧三通新推出的户外酒吧推出了首个泳池主题派对，“加勒比海美梦”。此派对得到了CSC会员和One°15滨海俱乐部的附属会员的好评。满竹咖啡屋推出的新菜单也获得了正面回响。会员们均提到食物品质令人满意且种类繁多。

年内重大事项虽然满竹咖啡屋和吧三通因进行翻新工程而休业一阵时间，但是总收入仍增加了1%达374万元。尽管营业因翻新工程而有所干扰，但是2016年的营业赤字相交于2015年的16万3千元，减少至6万6千元。满竹咖啡屋和吧三通连续第六年获得国家环境局的认可，保留了“A”级卫生级别。这是员工不断努力维持本会餐饮场所卫生水平的最佳证据。

满足咖啡屋满竹咖啡屋在12月份因进行空调系统更换而需休业两周，影响了咖啡屋的收入，导致咖啡屋在2016财政年度的收入下降了4%。除了因更换空调系统而需休业，满竹咖啡屋的营业额有着显著的增加。为了让食客拥有焕然一新的感觉，满竹推出了全新的菜单，其中包括国际融合式料理，例如韩国泡菜汤、田乐味噌黑鳕鱼片和泰式芒果糯米饭。满竹咖啡屋同时也与其他品牌合作，为会员提供更多饮食选项。与外部供应商合作，满竹咖啡屋成功地在菜单上新增多种餐饮选项，例如伦敦烤鸭、酸奶与三明治冰淇淋、椰子水和多种新式蛋糕。虽然空调系统更换造成了营业干扰，不过满竹咖啡屋2016年的营运赤字仅增加1%，达20万2千元。

味噌黑鳕鱼

吧三通吧三通2016年的营业额增加11%，达113万元。营业额增加的多数是因为场所座位数量增加，新菜单的推出以及利用户外用餐区的手推车兜售食物。吧三通在2016年的食品销售因此猛增了16%。 P52 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

展望未来在未来的几个月，餐饮供应委员会预计食材成本、水费和人力成本将继续增长。不过，委员会已为此做好准备。理事会与委员会成员正努力通过创新技术和修改的营业流程来应付成本上涨的压力。委员会最近刚为销售点系统升级，并购买了更多可用于点餐的iPads，以及推出无线结账方式。这将有助于改善服务效率和服务水平。委员会也将在未来探讨扩充满竹咖啡屋的外带零售商品选项。委员会也计划在吧三通推出更多有趣且符合现代趋势的活动。餐饮供应委员会也将继续确保餐饮场所能够以合理的价格为会员们提供优质服务。此外，委员会也会努力以具竞争性的价格为会员提供美味且种类繁多的食品。为确保食品价格不受成本上涨的影响，委员会将透过创新的方式提升营运流程的效率。餐饮供应委员会也想借此机会感谢会员们在这一年来给予的反馈。您的反馈让我们能够改善缺点，为您和您的家人提供更优质的用餐体验。

致谢本人想借此机会感谢理事会、餐饮供应委员会和本会管理层以及全体工作人员的不懈努力和无私贡献，使 2016年成为非常成功的一年。本人也想感谢会员们的持续支持与光顾。

布瓦泽尔香槟晚宴加勒比美梦

库奇诺酒庄美酒搭配晚宴

格兰利威威士忌之夜

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P53

纪律委员会由主席黎志伟先生汇报

简介在第101届常大上，20名拥有投票权的会员获选担任纪律委员会的成员。纪律委员会通过确保会员、其家属和来宾在本会场所的举止行为端正，并且符合本会的章程与附则条文，以保障本会的利益，而纪律委员会在此方面扮演着重要的角色。

年内重大事项本人非常高兴地宣布，纪律委员会在2016年并没有收到有关任何会员提出其他会员或来宾行为举止不检点的投诉。本人在2 014年的常年报告中提到一名会员向本会提出诉讼。此事已在法庭上论及及提出。此事项于2016年5月交由法庭处理，而纪律委员会非常高兴地在此通知，该会员的要求遭法庭驳回，而且该会员将承担所有本会需支付的费用。

致谢本人想在此感谢纪律委员会的成员在百忙中抽出时间，为纪律委员会作出宝贵的贡献。

P54 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

时尚委员会由主席吴炳坤先生汇报

简介 2016是个多姿多彩的一年。各个小组委员会均举办了各种活动以便迎合会员们的时尚生活需求。

年内重大事项于2月20日举办的常年春节庆祝会吸引了大批会员和来宾。现场的春节表演，例如“舞狮跳庄”、“飞龙在天”以及“春节锣鼓”让在场的各位乐开怀。在观赏表演的当儿，本会还为大家提供免费的传统冰淇淋和棉花糖，让大家看得尽兴，吃得开心。答谢生活时尚委员会会员的最佳时候莫过于榴莲旺季。大家于2016年8月13日在吧三通户外用餐区举行的榴莲美食派对上品尝了果中之王，享受一番。活动也开放给本会会员们参加。大家在享用榴莲的甜美果实的当儿也聊得非常尽兴。 1.

舞蹈小组委员会

主题派对仍然是最受欢迎的活动，而正在进行中的各项课程，例如交际舞、拉丁舞和排舞课程也非常受到会员们的欢迎。 2.

健体与休闲小组委员会

在诸多健体课程中，健体拉带平衡操、哈太瑜伽、MBSR(静观减压)轻柔瑜伽和普拉提仍是体育爱好者的首选课程。小组委员会也在过去一年推出了许多新课程，例如泰拳、高级健身操太极拳和身体调节健身操课程，而这些课程也吸引了许多会员参加。正在进行的各项体育课程也持续获得会员们的支持。 3.

妇女小组委员会

可以亲自动手制作的烘培工作坊受到烹饪爱好者的欢迎。对于美貌呵护有加的会员也非常享受小组委员会所举办的韩国护肤讲座。 4.

青年与家庭小组委员会

机械编程活动最受到年轻成员们点的欢迎。巧逢中秋佳节举办的赏月派对也取得了巨大成功。年轻会员们在参加各种互动性十足的活动中玩的非常尽兴，而他们也有机会品尝月饼和学习如何品茶。CSC的歌唱爱好者则在华语卡拉Ok歌唱班上继续提升自我的歌唱技巧。

展望未来各小组委员会将继续举办各种时尚活动以便迎合大家的兴趣。

致谢本人想感谢各个小组委员会和本会员工不断努力想出各种创意点子来举办各种活动。本人也想感谢本会会员的坚定支持，使2016年成为极为成功的一年! ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P55

青年与家庭小组委员会由召集人王锦鸾女士汇报

简介 2016年对青年与家庭小组委员会而言是个令人满意的一年。这都得感谢会员们的大力支持。

年内重大事项 1.

正在举行的芭蕾舞蹈班仍受到会员的欢迎，而且入门班I和入门班II的学员人数也有所增加。

为庆祝中秋节而举办的赏月派对共吸引了45名青年参加。该活动包括各种有趣的活动例如脸部绘画以及茶壶制作工作坊。除了通过故事讲解的方式了解中秋节的由来，参加者们还有机会品尝各式各样的月饼和茶。除了能够将中秋节礼包带回家，他们还在傍晚时一同提着灯笼游行。

青年们在6月份学校假期举行的超级英雄机器人夏令营上度过了充实有趣的下午。年轻工程师们以团队合作的方式建造属于自己的无敌机器人，并为该机器人进行编程。在制作过程中，新结识的队友团结一心解决各种难题。夏令营活动还包括一些列有趣的科学活动以及实验，例如冲天火箭以及黏滑黏液，让在场的各位爱不释手。

青年与家庭小组委员会今年开始接管卡拉OK歌唱活动。每逢星期一举行的华语卡拉OK歌唱班吸引了大批会员参加，而且自5月份开班以来，学员人数不断增加。

展望未来在来临的一年，青年与家庭小组委员会将举办更多有趣和全方位的工作坊，协助培养会员们的创意思维并增进家庭凝聚力。青年方面，本小组也将努力改善儿童俱乐部会员可享有的优惠与好处。

致谢本人想由衷感谢理事会、生活时尚委员会、青年与家庭小组委员会以及CSC全体工作人员在过去一年给予的支持与贡献。本人也想感谢会员们的大力支持，使2016年成为成功的一年。中秋节派对

P56 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

妇女小组委员会由召集人周黄萤女士汇报

简介妇女小组委员会在过去一年举办了多种烹饪课程以满足会员们的各种需求。烹饪课程仍然是妇女小组活动中最受欢迎的活动。

年内重大事项 “泰式风味美食”和“槟城风味美食”烹饪示范课程吸引了想要学习如何烹煮亚洲佳肴的会员。至于爱好烘焙，或是立志成为糕点师傅的会员，妇女小组也举办了一系列工作坊，例如“传统亚洲包点”、“养身面包与金枕头”、“蛋糕装饰”以及”苹果酥饼和鸡肉派“等工作坊都大受好评。韩国知名化妆品品牌History of Whoo前来本会举办了首场护肤与美容工作坊，而会员们对此工作坊赞赏有加。满心欢喜的参与者最后将包含各种试用样本和折扣券的礼品袋带回家。该折扣券可在零售商店使用。为了服务社会，帮助较不幸的人士，妇女小组委员会也在万圣节慈善义卖会上出一份微薄之力。

展望未来在来临的一年，妇女小组委员会将继续举办更多当今流行的活动，提高会员与来宾的参加率。本小组也希望这将能够鼓励更多志同道合的会员加入本小组，一同为各位CSC会员举办更多有趣的活动。

致谢本人想感谢理事会成员、生活时尚委员会、妇女小组委员会以及CSC会员对本小组所给予的支持。

槟城风味美食（示范）

韩国whoo护肤美白讲座

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P57

舞蹈小组委员会由召集人林明裕先生汇报

简介 2016年对舞蹈小组而言是个精彩的一年。本小组的活动继续获得会员与来宾们的强力支持。

年内重大事项会员与来宾在参加了于2016年9月24日举行的慈善舞会，为慈善尽一份力。该活动的收入有一部分捐献给总统挑战慈善活动。于2016年2月20日举办的“捞起”舞会吸引了85名舞者参加，而2016年3月5日举行的“排舞”派对则吸引了70名会员，是2016年中参加人数最多的两个派对。其他主题派对，例如“夜上海”和“波卡圆点” 也受到会员们的欢迎。本小组以跨年派对结束2016年，而会员与来宾们除了能够享用丰盛的晚餐，还能够尽情跳舞狂欢。为了降低舞蹈小组举办活动的成本，委员会在每个月的第一个星期六为会员与来宾举办了无播音员的舞蹈时段，让参与者能够练习舞步。为了迎合排舞爱好者的需求，舞蹈小组也会偶尔举办排舞舞蹈时段。交际舞、拉丁舞和排舞课程仍在继续举办中，并得到会员们的热烈支持。

慈善舞会

“捞起”舞会

展望未来

致谢

舞蹈小组委员会想邀请会员们参加每逢星期六举行

本人想在此感谢理事会、生活时尚委员会、舞蹈小

每周社交舞会，并加入小组委员会，为小组举办更

组委员会、本会会员以及CSC全体员工。没有他们的

多有趣的活动

贡献与支持，2016年对舞蹈小组来说将不会如此多姿多彩。

P58 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

健体与休闲小组委员会由召集人朱敏仄先生汇报

简介会员们非常支持健体与休闲小组委员会所举办的各项活动，使2016成为成果丰硕的一年。

年内重大事项按报名人数而定，一直以来都受会员们欢迎的普拉提仍是最受欢迎的体育课程。静观减压轻柔瑜伽和健体拉带平衡操的参加人数也逐渐增加。小组委员会在过去一年新增了几种体育课程，即泰拳、高级健身操太极拳、身体调节健身操和尊巴健身操。小组委员会非常高兴地在此汇报，这些课程都获得了会员们的正面回应。正在举办的课程，即中国书法、哈太瑜伽、搏击健身操和中国水墨画仍受到会员们的热烈支持。

展望未来小组委员会将在未来探讨举办更多涵括诸多不同课题的工作坊和流行的体育课程，鼓励会员们保持较健康的生活方式。

致谢本人想感谢理事会、生活时尚委员会、健体与休闲小组委员会抽出宝贵的时间，为本会付出与贡献。本人也想感谢本会会员和员工在2016年所给予的支持，使2016年成为另一成功的一年。

中国水墨画展览

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P59

体育与运动委员会由主席周金辉先生汇报

简介 2016年对本会的体育与运动小组而言是个非常充实的一年。一年中所安排的各项活动协助培养年轻运动员，让本会运动代表能够在国际赛场上吸取经验，同时让本会能够与区域内的各家知名俱乐部建立网络。

年内重大事项本会的青年培养计划如火如荼地展开。壁球小组今年推出了青年壁球培训计划，而其他种类的体育青年培训计划的学员人数也有着增加的趋势。至今，已有超过1,100名青年参加本会的体育培训计划。久负盛名的CSC体育大奖2016于4月2日在大宴会厅举行。本会的杰出运动员均在此活动上得到应得的殊荣。本人想感谢以下赢家：年度最佳男运动员 :

庞学杰

年度最佳女运动员 :

梁语嫣

年度最佳少男运动员 :

许良骏和汪威明

年度最佳少女运动员 :

颜欣慧

年度最佳团队：

网球男队

优秀奖 :

叶浚惟林耀翔 , 林欣静 , 何慧婷 ,

卓越奖 :

郭智安 , 廖励盛 , 林芊慧 , 陈慧芬

最有潜力青年：

陈昭沄年度最佳团队奖CSC网球男队

受到会员们欢迎的体育训练营于6月21日至24日举行，并吸引了29名年龄介于5至10岁的儿童参加。他们在此训练营中杰出了羽毛球、保龄球、高尔夫球、壁球、乒乓、跆拳道、网球和水球等运动。 SIA于11月6日举办了第19届 CSC-SIA 集团体育俱乐部双边友谊赛，而双边的会员在比赛中重燃了彼此之间的友谊。 P60 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

本人非常高兴地看到本会的各个体育小组努力地举办活动以便为总统挑战慈善活动2016筹集款项，而所筹集的善款超过$8,000。本人非常荣幸地在此汇报以下成就： 1.

游泳小组委员会成功举办了首届超级青年游泳邀请赛2016。该赛事吸引了430名来自日本、马来西亚、印尼和印度的顶级选手。

成人保龄球团队在第22届会际混合联赛上经过了7个月的激战后夺下赛会冠军的头衔。

跆拳道学院在季度性的补充分级赛上取得了完美的及格率。CSC也是在本地拥有最多青年黑带学员的跆拳道学院。

羽毛球团队在第11届SSC-JK Technology 会际羽毛球大师联赛中夺得亚军。

史诺克团队在全国史诺克联赛上获得季军。

定约桥牌团队在顶级桥牌联赛中夺得季军。

CSC青年水球团队在青年会际水球联赛中夺得两面铜牌。

本会继续参加社交会际高尔夫球赛，并且在2016年获得季军。

展望未来体育与运动小组委员会将以本会的青年培训计划为基础，继续为本会和国家培养冠军人才。会员也可向往体育设施提升，改善他们的会内体验。本小组也将会通过双边比赛和邀请赛，与区内的各家知名俱乐部打好关系。

致谢本人想感谢理事会投资于基础设施提升，不断支持体育小组的发展。各个体育小组委员会的召集人均抽出了很多时间，花费了许多心血为会员们举办活动并推出青年计划，为各体育小组注入新血。最后，本人想感谢忠于本会的体育代表以及其家人，抽出宝贵时间为本会摘取荣耀。巴淡岛高尔夫行程

CSC 体育训练营

第22届成人会际混合保龄球联赛

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P61

游泳小组委员会由召集人谢真发先生汇报

简介 2016年对CSC游泳团队而言是个多事之年。团队在多个不同级别的赛事上赢得多面奖牌，而且能够看到本会的泳手在这些比赛中打破自己的个人最佳纪录，这非常鼓舞人心。本会泳手的人数也逐渐增加。截至本刊物的出版日期，本会已有819名游泳选手，而且数目有增无减。

年内重大事项第47届新加坡全国分龄游泳冠军赛(SNAG)于2016年 3月举行。在儿童组别中，55名选手共参加了301项游泳赛事，而本会在总积分排名中屈居亚军。本会的年轻泳手，沈宣慧在9岁组别中打破了3项大会记录而

及4面铜牌。 CSC非常荣幸能够看到本会泳手的游泳水平逐渐提高，并且立志将CSC游泳团队的水平推向另一高峰。

Melanie Chong 则在10岁组别中打破了2项大会记录。在青年组别中，38名泳手参加了184项游泳赛事，而CSC游泳团队在总积分排名上获得第三。令人庆幸的是，本会泳手在此赛事中共打破了135项个人最佳纪录。颜欣慧在13-14岁组别中打破了3项大会记录。CSC游泳团队共赢得了22金、19银和11铜。 CSC游泳团队在2016年6月参加了第12届新加坡全国游泳冠军赛（SNSC）。团队共赢得了3面金牌、1面银牌和6面铜牌。Benedict Boon则在男子公开组别上赢得了最有价值泳手奖。 CSC于9月3日至4日举办了首届超级青年游泳邀请赛2016.

颜欣慧获得最有价值泳手奖（女子组，13至14岁）

此赛事吸引了来自本地和海外俱乐部的430名泳手，其中包括来自日本、马来西亚、印尼和印度的俱乐部。各家俱乐部均派了顶级泳手参赛，赛事水平极高。CSC游泳团队最终以1,505的总积分夺下了赛会冠军的头衔。第32届儿童会际分龄游泳冠军赛2016于2016年11月 13日在新加坡体育学校举。CSC游泳团队共夺下了758 分，在积分榜上排名第二。 CSC泳手代表本会出战第40届东南亚分龄游泳冠军赛。此赛事于12月9日至11日在泰国曼谷举行，而本会的10名泳手共为新加坡团队夺下了7面金牌、2面银牌 P62 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

第32届青年会际分龄游泳冠军赛2016

展望未来 CSC游泳团队将会议本会泳手的杰出表现为基础，继续提升团队的游泳水平。CSC将在2017年举办多项赛事，其中包括4月份的2017 SEAP游泳大师赛，8月份的第二届CSC超级青年游泳邀请赛以及11月份的儿童会际分龄游泳冠军赛。CSC游泳团队也非常有幸能够邀请到约瑟林担任第二届CSC超级青年游泳邀请赛的赛事大使。他将能够激励本会的年轻泳手努力训练，挑战自我的最佳纪录。

致谢本人想衷心感谢理事会、游泳小组委员会成员、家长、泳手以及超级青年游泳邀请赛的赞助商。同时特别感谢劳苦功高的游泳教练以及行政团队成员。没有他们的努力与贡献，CSC游泳团队将无法实现其目标。

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P63

羽毛球小组委员会由召集人孙庆福先生汇报

简介 2016年对羽毛球小组委员会而言是个充实的一年。本小组为小组会员举办了许多活动，并且积极寻找新赞助商来支持我们的活动。本人非常高兴地在此宣布，2016年对CSC羽毛球小组而言是个极为成功的一年。

年内重大事项羽毛球小组在2016年的首个活动便是一月份举办的小组新年雅集，而2015年会内双打联赛的赢家则在雅集上接获了总价值超过$1,000的奖品。热情的球员们则参加了于6月至12月举行的2016年会内双打联赛。蔡有财和高啟量的双打组合所向披敌，赢得了所有14场比赛，荣登冠军宝座。崭露头角的年轻羽毛球选手黄敬衡(男子10岁以下组别)、张肃康(男子12岁以下组别)、杨玉楷(男子15岁以下组别) 以及Faith Ow(女子11岁以下组别) 参加了于6月举行的会内分龄单打冠军赛，并在个别的组别中夺冠。于10月份举办的常年慈善球赛吸引了超过50名选手报名参加，成功为总统挑战筹集$1,320的款项。最受瞩目的中华游泳会分龄羽毛球赛在9月举行。此赛事已步入了第12个年头，吸引了来自中国、泰国、马来西亚，印尼和新加坡的顶级高手。各年龄组别的选手在比赛中不分轩轾，而精彩的决赛吸引了超过300名观众围观。新加坡羽毛球协会会长陈建秋先生也以决赛嘉宾的身份到场观赛。本会有机会在去年参加了两项会际比赛。羽毛球小区于7月前往泰国参加了皇家曼谷体育俱乐部(RBSC)所举办的羽毛邀请赛。RBSC的待客精神让本会影响深刻，而本会球员也与来自泰国和马来西亚的前国手力拼球技。本会也参加了由新加坡游泳会所举办的第11届SSC-JK Technology会际羽毛球大师联赛2016/2017，并在前期得分计算制下获得第二名。

展望未来羽毛球学院的下一篇章将会振奋人心。本小组非常高兴能够与新兴法国体育品牌，Babolat合作，提升本会的羽毛球学院水平。本小组也会以2016年点的成功为基础，继续为小组会员举办更多优质活动，在全国和国际比赛上位本会争光。

致谢

CSC分龄羽毛球邀请赛2016

本人想感谢羽毛球小组委员会成员不断地为羽毛球小组贡献，尤其是赞助人林志坚先生。没有他们的支持，本小组将无法成功举办各项活动。本人也想感谢诸位赞助商，即Sunlight Sports、Pilot Pen、Freshening Industries以及Singapore Moutai Baijiu。最后，我也想感谢理事会和小组会员所给予的支持。 P64 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

台球与史诺克小组委员会由召集人 Michael Hoon 先生汇报

简介台球与史诺克小组度过了精彩缤纷的2016年，而本小组的成员也享受了许多专为他们安排的活动。本小组也举办了首届史诺克6红球挑战赛 (Snooker 6 Reds Challenge)，为总统挑战慈善筹款，而本小组也参加了全国史诺克联赛。

年内重大事项本会参加了2015/2016全国史诺克联赛，在顶级联赛和甲级联赛中参赛。由裘源兴领队，本会的选手克服重重困难，在甲级联赛中获得季军。由副会长廖祥海先生带领，本小组举办了农历新年小组雅集，在“捞起”午餐聚会上一同捞个风声水起，让大家在”火”候年能够健康富贵吉祥。首届史诺克6红球挑战赛于8月份的国庆日雅集举行，并为总统挑战慈善2016筹集了超过$1,700.00的款项，取得了巨大的成功。本会也成功击败了来自樟宜海滨俱乐部、新加坡板球俱乐部和Lagoon Billiard Room, 获得了本赛事的首个冠军头衔。经验丰富的叶浚惟在2016年科威特9球公开赛的16强赛中惜败于最终冠军，遗憾出局，最终名列第9。浚惟也获得了2016年新加坡体育奖项中的特优奖项 – 少年男运动员。

展望未来本小组将会执行各项计划，吸引更多年轻的会员前来加入本小组，为本小组注入新血。

致谢本人想在此感谢我们的顾问廖祥海先生、裘源兴先生、陈金堂先生、潘禹明先生及陈显顺先生。同时也别忘记小组的赞助人，没有他们的支持，本小组将不会如此成功。本人也想感谢小组会员对本会活动所给予的支持。最后，我想衷心感谢理事会成员以及体育与运动委员会成员的支持。

国庆日雅集暨总统挑战筹款活动

“捞起”午餐聚会

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保龄球小组委员会由召集人卢大山先生汇报

简介 2016是个繁忙但充实的一年。保龄球小组委员会举办了第17届青年会际混合保龄球联赛，克服重重困难与其他参赛俱乐部一同协力举办该联赛。

年内重大事项本人想恭喜成人会际混合保龄球联赛的选手们成功夺冠。由衷恭喜王丝娜在女子大师决赛中勇夺冠军。为了改善保龄球小组的成员福利，小组成员每逢星期一均可免费使用保龄球道。为支持本会回馈社会的倡议，保龄球小组委员会在国庆日前夕举办了慈善筹款赛。 12道保龄球场在12月进行了翻新。除了更换空调系统和地毯，保龄球场所使用的保龄球瓶也有所更换。此外，保龄球场也进行粉刷工作，以耳目一新的面貌迎接会员。

展望未来保龄球小组将在2017年举办更多活动吸引会员们加入保龄球小组。本小组也将推出保龄球初学者计划，栽培更多有潜力的年轻保龄球手代表本会出赛。

致谢

第27届成人会际保龄球混合联赛2016

本人想借此机会感谢慷慨的赞助人，叶保山先生和Benjamin Teh先生，不断地支持保龄球小组委员会。同时也别忘了感谢陪我共同进退的理事会成员、体育与运动委员会成员、保龄球小组委员会成员以及小组会员。最后，本人想感谢青年保龄球团队成员和成人保龄球团队成员的亲朋好友，在保龄球小组活动中展现出无比的热忱。第17届青年会际混合联赛2016

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定约桥牌小组委员会由召集人夏桂芬女士汇报

简介 2016年对定约桥牌小组而言是个充满挑战的一年。本小组在寻找活动场地方面遇到了许多困难，不过庆幸有其他小组委员会出手相助，让我们能够有场地进行每周的定约桥牌赛。

年内重大事项 2016年定约桥牌超级联赛于3月20日于本会举行，吸引了来自芽笼西桥牌俱乐部、吉宝俱乐部、新加坡国立大学协会、实龙岗乡村俱乐部、新加坡板球俱乐部、新加坡岛屿乡村俱乐部以及新加坡康乐俱乐部的诸位参赛者。本会在一番较劲后夺下了季军。定约桥牌配对邀请赛于7月10日举行，并吸引了25对来自各家俱乐部的定约桥牌选手。经过一番激烈竞争，来自吉宝俱乐部的Prof Chen与Chan Onn组别成功夺冠。连同国庆日庆祝会一同举办的百乐餐定约桥牌配对赛也取得了巨大成功，共吸引了36名选手和来宾。本小组通过此活动为总统挑战慈善活动2016筹集了$585.00的款项，而这些款项将为较不幸的人士提供所需的协助。本小组也为小组会员举办了随机配对定约桥牌配对赛、常年定约桥牌配对赛、定约桥牌个人赛以及定约桥牌团队赛，促进小组会员们之间的友谊。每周定约桥牌赛仍受到会员们的欢迎与支持，平均有28名会员前来参赛。

致谢本人想衷心感谢定约桥牌小组委员会成员抽出宝贵时间为本小组服务，并且在遇到挫折时鼎力相助。本人也想感谢理事会和体育与运动委员会的支持，让定约桥牌小组能够继续举办各种定约桥牌赛。

双人邀请赛 2016

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P67

高尔夫球小组委员会由召集人陈加兴先生汇报

简介这是我担任高尔夫球小组主席的第一个年头，而我和我的团队则直接进行复兴高尔夫球小组的工作。各位成员的努力贡献不但阻止了小组成员人数的下降，反而使得成员人数增加了11%。

年内重大事项高尔夫球小组在2016年共举办了12场高尔夫球赛，并吸引了480名高尔夫球手的参与。本小组也举办了首届高尔夫球小组会员之夜，而超过70名过去和现有的高尔夫球小组成员出席了此活动，反应非常热烈。在常年双边高尔夫球赛上，无论是在滨海湾高尔夫球场举行的新加坡游泳俱乐部双边高尔夫球赛，还是在莱佛士乡村俱乐部举办的SIA集团体育俱乐部双边高尔夫球赛，本会的高尔夫球手们均享受了整个比赛过程，与对方球员建立了深厚的友谊。本会高尔夫球手也继续参加了社交会际高尔夫球赛。在参与了于莱佛士乡村俱乐部、胡姬乡村俱乐部和三巴旺乡村俱乐部举行的三场球赛后，本会成功在2016年的赛事中获得季军。赞助人杯赛则是在实里达乡村俱乐部举行。Johnny Tan成功击败其他48名高尔夫球手，夺得冠军。第24届常年高尔夫球冠军赛则无疑是今年最众所期待的一场赛事，吸引了超过96名高尔夫球手的参与。孙炳炎挑战赛奖杯则归夺下78杆数的David Pigot所得。最受欢迎的海外高尔夫球之行吸引了诸多参与者，而本小组在去年举办了两次巴淡岛两天一夜高尔夫球之行。本会的高尔夫球手在棕榈泉高尔夫球乡村俱乐部、特灵海湾高尔夫球乡村俱乐部和南回乡村俱乐部的优美环境中尽情挥杆。除了在高尔夫球场上挥杆一番，他们也有机会享受舒适的按摩以及各种美食，同时也少不了疯狂购物的乐趣！其余的高尔夫球全盘击数计分赛则在樟宜高尔夫球俱乐部、IOI棕榈别墅高尔夫球度假村举行。

展望未来在未来的几个月，本小组将会继续推出更多以小组会员为中心的活动，并推出会员介绍会员的奖励措施，以提高本小组的会员人数。

致谢首先，本人想感谢各位小组委员会成员。他们在每个活动都不遗余力，确保每位会员能够享有最好的待遇。本人也想感谢体育与运动委员会和理事会的支持。最后，感谢所有小组会员在参与本小组所举办的活动时所给予的鼓励和支持。高尔夫球巴淡岛之旅暨5月全盘击数计分赛

P68 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

壁球小组委员会由召集人黄翼斌先生汇报

简介壁球小组委员会在 2016年注入新血，而这些新成员和现有的成员共同合作，使壁球小组在2016年取得突破性的发展。

年内重大事项 2016年对壁球小组而言是个精彩的一年。3组CSC精英代表在全国壁球联赛的D组、E组和宿将联赛中与22 名旗鼓相当的对手切磋球技。虽然面临强敌威胁，但是CSC团队仍展现出其搏斗精神，勇气可嘉。众所期待的日本国家代表团常年友谊赛于8月26日举行。在不到几个小时的时间，热情的小组成员向远道而来的访客尽地主之谊，增进彼此之间的友谊。此文化交流令CSC团队影响深刻，并向往着来年能够举办更多类似的聚会。青年壁球培训计划在2016年开始，而且反应热烈。此培训计划将为年轻选手建立稳定点的基础，激励他们勇创佳绩。

展望未来为了取得成果丰硕的一年，壁球小组旨在同时通过各种战略管道，吸引年轻球员加入本小组，提升青年壁球培训计划的水平。壁球小组委员会也非常期待为总统挑战2017筹集更多款项，造福更多人群。

致谢本人想感谢理事会成员以及体育与运动委员会成员，不断地给予支持和信任。本人也想感谢小组委员会成员的无私奉献，参与活动的策划与实践，让各种壁球活动能够顺利举行。

CSC - 日本国家选拔队友谊赛

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 P69

乒乓小组委员会由召集人冯俊豪先生汇报

简介本人非常高兴地在此汇报，正在举行的小组训练和青年培训计划受到了CSC会员们的强力支持。

年内重大事项 2016年对乒乓球小组而言是个成果显著的一年，而本小组也将安排一系精彩活动供会员们参与。年内活动亮点: •

全国宿将乒乓混合团队冠军赛2016

•

SAFRA-STTA乒乓冠军赛2016

•

CSC会内乒乓锦标赛2016

•

Woodlands-STTA宿将冠军赛2016

•

淡滨尼西联络所乒乓宿将冠军赛2016

CSC 会内乒乓赛

15名CSC代表参加了于6月11日和12日举行的常年CSC会内乒乓锦标赛。本小组今年成果丰硕，12岁及以下组别的年轻选手经历的多月的训练，终于苦尽甘来，成功将冠军头衔夺下。公开组别-单打

12岁及以下组别-单打

公开组别-双打

冠军

冯俊豪先生

林峻恺

黄金水先生和和陈树禄先生

亚军

庞道才先生

林勇祈

季军

黄金水先生

赵皓喆

庞道才先生和和叶健汉先生冯俊豪先生和和林家耀先生

展望未来乒乓小组委员会将会致力于举办更多新活动，吸引更多年轻会员参加，增加本小组的会员人数。

致谢本人想由衷感谢小组委员会成员以及慷慨赞助本小组的陈贵和先生以及曾鹏海先生。本人也想感谢理事会和体育与运动委员会的热情支持。

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跆拳道小组委员会由召集人郑喜安先生汇报

简介 CSC跆拳道培训计划至今吸引了70名学员的参与，而学员人数仍在增加。本人非常高兴地在此汇报，在新加坡的诸多跆拳道训练场所中，本会拥有最多少年黑带学员，而且学员的年龄也是最年轻的。

年内重大事项新加坡跆拳道联盟所举办的季度性补充分级赛继续受到学员们的欢迎。CSC学员继续在此季度性补充分级赛享有完美的及格率。众所期待的常年跆拳道训练营于6月19日举行，并吸引了28名学员参加。在这为期一日的训练营中，学员们专注于锻炼各种对练技能与技巧，同时与增进彼此之间的友谊。对练也让小组学员们重新认识了跆拳道的精髓 – 纪律、团队合作以及体育精神。

展望未来小组委员会在新的一年里将举办跆拳道邀请赛，让学员们能够学以致用，吸取更多会际比赛的实战经验。

致谢本人想感谢小组委员会成员以及教练，Nordon Lim 在2016年所给予的支持和贡献。最后，本人想感谢理事会和体育与运动委员会在过去几年不断地支持本小组。

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网球小组委员会由召集人邱丰盛先生汇报

简介在过去一年，网球小组举办了多项刺激紧张的会际赛事与友谊赛，而当中的网球邀请赛2016则是重头戏。本人非常庆幸CSC网球小组拥有一组充满热情与热诚的成员，积极参加了所有网球相关的活动。

年内重大事项 CSC网球小组与新加坡游泳会的网球队于1月30日在本会举办了一场常年友谊赛，重新建立彼此之间的友谊。此活动是为了加强双方的关系，同时让双方会员能够透过他们最喜爱的运动聚一聚。 2016年的活动亮点不外就是有本会在5月7日和8日举办的CSC网球邀请赛。本会非常荣幸能够邀请到来自槟城体育俱乐部、Kelab Darul Ehsan和新加坡游泳会的选手。此赛事竞争激烈，而最终CSC甲组赢得了总冠军头衔。亚军则归新加坡游泳会。网球小组成员与其家人也在4月16日举办的常年网球团队挑战赛和常年网球小组雅集上共享欢乐时光。本小组非常高兴能够请到Tennis Allegiance Group (TAG)在比赛上提供协助。

展望未来在2017年，网球小组计划举办更多会内比赛与活动来吸引年轻的本会球员。小组会员也可向往参加更多刺激的网球活动。

致谢本人想由衷感谢理事会和体育与运动委员会，一直以来所给予的支持。本人也想在此代表网球小组委员会，感谢CSC网球选手积极参与本会的网球活动。本人也想感谢体育奖项委员会，将年度最佳体育团队奖项颁发给CSC网球男子团队，为他们在2015年的STA会际双打联赛”乙”组别中赢得冠军的壮举给予表扬。本人也想感谢在过去的一年抽出许多时间，无私奉献的成员。最后，本人想感谢网球小组赞助人，许志华先生和Kohup Sports Pte Ltd。他们的慷慨赞助使得本小组能够继续推广网球运动。

CSC 网球邀请赛

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水球小组委员会由召集人林俊彪先生汇报

简介 2016年对水球小组而言是个充实的一年。虽然面临艰巨挑战，但是水球教练、学员、小组委员会成员以及家长均能够取得卓越成绩。

年内重大事项在2016年，水球团队参加了以下赛事: •

Titanen水球联赛

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CSC-莱佛士学院友谊赛

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香港海滩水球队友谊赛

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第6届校际小学水球比赛

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第4届新加坡会际青年水球比赛2016 – 系列 #1

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第4届新加坡会际青年水球比赛2016 - 系列 #3

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第4届新加坡会际青年水球比赛2016 - 系列 #4

CSC青年水球团队在此赛事中的12岁以下组别和14岁以下组别夺下两面铜牌，取得开门红。 •

第二届CSC-MYX 总统挑战筹款水球激战 2016

为总统挑战筹集款项的慈善球赛于12月3日举行，而本小组非常高兴地宣布此赛事为总统挑战慈善活动2016的受益机构筹集了$2,420的款项。感谢水球队主教练，林耀祥先生成功举办这次的赛事。

展望未来增加中华游泳会的水球成员人数仍然是一大挑战。本小组需要确保我们所拥有的有限资源能够使所有成员都获益。不过，本小组坚信努力是会有收获的，并且相信俱乐部将会探索各种渠道以支持本小组的愿景，即成为东南亚首屈一指的水球俱乐部。

致谢本人想感谢林耀祥教练、水球小组成员、儿童水球教练谢世勇以及家长志工Wei Min Foong为水球团队做出的许多贡献。最后，本人想感谢小组委员会成员在2016年对水球小组所做出的无私奉献。

第四届新加坡水球青年会际比赛2016系列#3

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CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2016 截至 2016 年 12 月 31 日的财务状况表

Note ASSETS 资产

2016 $

2015 $

附注

Current assets 流动资产 Cash and cash equivalents 现金与现金的同等物 Trade and other receivables 应收欠款与其他应收欠款 Inventories, at cost 存货，成本价 Other current assets 其他流动资产 Total current assets 流动资产合计

6 7 8 9

14,165,028 1,791,802 174,056 394,455 16,525,341

16,084,819 1,863,248 144,021 137,525 18,229,613

Non-current assets 非流动资产 Property, plant and equipment 固定资产 Intangible assets 无形资产 Club membership 俱乐部会籍 Structured deposits 结构性存款 Held-to-maturity financial assets 持有到期日金融资产 Total non-current assets 非流动资产合计

10 11 12 13 14

46,419,966 52,622 66,667 500,000 4,515,544 51,554,799

48,204,514 57,334 66,667 1,500,000 49,828,515

68,080,140

68,058,128

4,454,660 189,350 4,644,010

4,383,511 212,651 4,596,162

Accumulated surplus 累积盈余

63,436,130

63,461,966

Total liabilities and accumulated surplus

68,080,140

68,058,128

Total assets 资产总计 LIABILITIES AND ACCUMULATED SURPLUS 负债与累积盈余

Current liabilities 流动负债 Trade and other payables 应付款项与其他应付款项 Income tax payable 应付所得税 Total current liabilities 总流动负债

负债与累积盈余总计

The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. 附注是这些财政报表的一项不可缺少的组成部分。

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CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016 截至 2016 年 12 月 31 日的财务报表及其他综合收入表 2016 Note Income 收入 Subscription fees 会费 Entrance and conversion fees 入会费与会籍转换费 Membership transfer fees 转让费 Guest fees 来宾费 Rental income 租金收入 Facilities booking fees 设备使用费 Interest income from fixed deposits 定期存款的利息收入 Takings from jackpot machines 果子机的征收 Video games 电子游戏机的收入 Sports and games 体育及运动 Lifestyle 时尚活动 Food and beverages 餐饮部 Recreation room 娱乐室 Miscellaneous income 其他收入 Less: Expenses 减：开支 Operating expenses 营运开支 Club premises expenses 会址开支 Surplus/(Deficit) before income tax 税前盈余/（亏损） Income tax expense 所得税 Deficit for the financial year 财政年度亏损 Other comprehensive income, net of tax 其他综合收入，税后 Total comprehensive loss for the financial year

2015 (restated) （重述）$

附注

16 18 19 20 21 17

5,804,218 355,050 960,000 47,403 1,024,783 48,020 241,540 2,469,356 13,438 1,833,087 606,796 4,026,496 43,842 1,342,162 18,816,191 15,065,949 3,624,005 18,689,954 126,237 (152,073) (25,836) (25,836)

5,723,121 399,890 1,002,000 53,288 1,068,768 53,860 162,145 3,145,894 14,537 1,693,961 542,247 4,004,681 45,766 590,552 18,500,710 14,936,341 3,601,790 18,538,131 (37,421) (208,079) (245,500) (245,500)

财政年度总综合亏损

The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. 附注是这些财政报表的一项不可缺少的组成部分。

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Production Team EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTION President, Chairpersons of Standing & Sub-Committees, Convenors & Heads of Departments

EDITORIAL ADVISOR Rosalind Tan, General Manager/Secretary

EDITOR Chia Foong Ghee, Senior Manager, Membership Relations

WRITER Michelle Ng, PR/Communications Executive

DESIGNERS Ryan Yang, Graphics/Web Designer Chloe Tham, Graphics/Web Designer

CHINESE TRANSLATOR Ryan Teo

The Club would like to thank members of all Standing and Sub-Committees for their contributions in the past year. 本会要向所有常务和小组委员会过去一年来的尽心尽力作出贡献，谨此致以谢意

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Long Service Acknowledgement Chinese Swimming Club would like to acknowledge the following Committee and Sub-Committee members who had served in the Committee(s) for 3 consecutive terms.

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Edwin Lee Peter Liew Vincent Kuek John Chew Victor Chia Jonathan Kuah David Khoe Dick Lee Lee Chiwi Michael Leong Tan Lai Choon Wu Chee Yiun Goh Peng Koon Hoon Tai Meng Joseph Low

AUDIT COMMITTEE

FINANCE COMMITTEE

DANCE SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr David Khoe Ms Amy Lim

Mr Johnson Gan Mdm Susan Lai

FOOD & BEVERAGE COMMITTEE

LADIES SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr Chew Kia Seng Mr Foo Choon Yeow Mr Kendrick Lee Mr Peter See Mr Richard Choo Mr Steven Chia Mdm Cecilia Boon

Mdm Mary Chua Mdm Madaline Catherine Tan

HOUSE & GROUNDS COMMITTEE

HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE

Mr Arthur Lim Mr Bobby Tng Mr Fred Tan Mr Lee Bon Leong Ms Lim Li Li Mr Mak Kok Weng Mr Michael Gian Mr Peter Yap Mr Seah Sheng Yong Mr Steven Chia

Mr Lee Choong Hiong

LIFESTYLE COMMITTEE

Mr Richard Choo Mrs Jenny Chew Mdm Sharon Heng

EXERCISE & LEISURE SUB-COMMITTEE Mr Andrew Tan Mr Loy Heinn Thuan Mr Richard Tee

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Mr Andrew Tan Mr Loy Heinn Thuan Mr Richard Tee

Mr Nicholas Lim

Ms Rena Ng Lay Heong Mr Tan Eng Sun

DISCIPLINARY PANEL

YOUTH & FAMILY SUB-COMMITTEE

MEMBERSHIP RELATIONS COMMITTEE

Mr Arthur Lim Mr Seah Sheng Yong Mr Michael Gian

REGIONAL NETWORKING COMMITTEE Mr Wong Kok Leong Mr Mustaffa Lim

SPORTS & GAMES COMMITTEE Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Eric Fong Michael Hoon Ng Eik Pin Tay Hee Ann Shawn Lim

Long Service Acknowledgement Chinese Swimming Club would like to acknowledge the following Committee and Sub-Committee members who had served in the Committee(s) for 3 consecutive terms.

BADMINTON SUB-COMMITTEE

SQUASH SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Mr Victor Aw Ms Honey Peck

Gary Saw Ronald Lam Michael Foo Neo Eng Kiat Ngiam Siew Jit

TABLE TENNIS SUB-COMMITTEE BILLIARDS & SNOOKER SUBCOMMITTEE Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Daniel Tan David Kio John Tan Michael Hoon Paul Pang Peter Liew

Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Cheong Soon Kok Ken Chan Phang Siew Loon Richard Pang Yap Kian Hann

TAEKWONDO SUB-COMMITTEE Mr Ng Shin Leong Mdm Debra Tay

BOWLING SUB-COMMITTEE Ms Cheritta Low Mr Gerard Ng Mr Joseph Yong

CONTRACT BRIDGE SUBCOMMITTEE Mr Yap Tek Kiat Mr Phang Siew Loon Mr Tham Beng Kiong

GOLF SUB-COMMITTEE

TENNIS SUB-COMMITTEE Mr Koh Chee Hua Mr Risen Tan Mr Robyn Koh

WATER POLO SUB-COMMITTEE Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Chia Shih Yun Eric Tan Johann Hall Lim Eng Soon Ron Tai

Mr Low Eng Hua Mr Wong Kok Leong

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