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President's Message My dear fellow members, l-OUNDED 1865

5 Stevens Road

Singapore 257814 Tel: 67376011

Fax:67332391 (Admin. Office) 6737 2692(Exec, Office)

GENERAL COMMITTEE President Dr Alex K H Ooi

Vice-President Yap Boh Pin

Honorary Treasurer Philip Beng

Contrary to the understanding of the public and even some members, membership in our Club has never been closed. It is just that we have the "no one nationality to comprise more that 51%" of the Planned Total Membership (PTM) rule giving us a long wait list for Singaporeans, both of the children of members as well as the public.

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With the increase of PTM from 6000 to 6900 last year, we are now able to take in more Singaporeans. This is not oniy a much needed exercise to admit the many excellent candidates, which we would otherwise miss, but also redress a critical need to make up for lost subscription collections from the many non-Singaporean members who left our shores because of the economy.

Committee Membere Master Plan & Development Dr Alex K H Ooi Entertainment Clare F Moreton

Finance Philip Beng

Consequently, we have a large shortfall in other nationalities. Our category of"Term Members", meant for expatriates who are uncertain of their tenure in Singapore, is now open. Our fast track system allows them to be admitted

within a month (they do not have voting rights). Interested persons can call F & B Edwin Khew

Library/PR Nanette Sandford Magazine I Website Dr Kaizad Bomi Heerjee Membership & Ruies Alan Jones

our office for assistance. We are a truly cosmopolitan club, indeed our signature characteristic. So, be it by way of term or ordinary membership, as the economy improves and more expatriates return, do introduce suitable ones to the Club.

Property I Maintenance Yap Boh Pin Sports Glenn Bryce Staff Dr Albert Wee

Tenders & Purchasing Roland Tan

CLUB MANAGEMENT

There is certainly no need for me to sing of the many benefits and enjoyment members derive from the Club. Our commitment to upgrade and enhance our tired facilities will not only add value to this but also send a strong signal to the public that we do not intend to pale in comparison to other clubs. To be viable and thrive, we cannot just rest on our laurels, membership quality, excellent location and good food.

General Manager Brian Toft

Financial Controlier/Admin Manager Maureen Fong Executive Housekeeper Peggy Lim

Members expressed the strong desire for us to remain a member's dub.

It is in keeping with this aspiration that the concept of the Master Plan is one that is achievable within our means. Even if we were to increase PTM

F & B Operations Manager Sebastian Tan Maintenance Manager Bill Cheong

a little more, statistics show that we will certainly remain a premier dub, by any yardstick.

Membership Manager Mary Shotam Purchasing Manager Candice Tan Sports & Recreation Manager Danny Loh

The new look lobby and tea lounge has been well received. Coupled with year-end festivities, there is never a better reason to come and savour our "home-away-from-home" friendly atmosphere and quality.

Hope to see you at the Tanglin Bali on Saturday 25 October!

Key Telephone Numbers Main Reception 6737 6011

Yours in the interests of the TC,

Accounts Department 67394 134/136 F & B / Banquet Department 67394 139/140 /176

DrAlex Ooi

Tennis & Squash Booking 6235 8482 / 6734 0707

President

Sports & Recreation Department 67394 148 Human Resource Department 67394 135 Website

Opinions expressed in the Tanglin Club Magazine are solely those of the writers and do not necessarily

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news bites Foyer & Tea Lounge Renovation Completed What a wonderful new look! Plus a

renovated Foyer. With superb live music

by Danny Koh and his Big Band.

Star Search

new side entrance next to the Main

Entrance which will be particularly convenient whenever the Foyer is being used for special events like the Tanglln Ball. Finishing touches for the new Tea Lounge are still being made at press

Sam Gan tells me that at least 18 members have come forward for Star Search to showcase the hidden talents

and enjoy the upgraded facilities.

in the Club. Performing In two separate Friday evenings - on 7 November and 12 December - our Tanglin stars will surprise and entertain you.

Recent Entertainment

Young Elvis Show

time, but we'll soon be able to sit back

There were several unusually good shows at the Club last month, despite the closure of the Foyer area. Two of these were the virtuoso violin

performance of Concert Master Alexander Souptel of the SSO, accompanied by Masako White, and the Mexican Fiesta Night(see pictorial report on page 14). If you missed them,

Unfortunately, the confirmation of the Young Elvis show came a tad too late for inclusion in last month's TCM.

Anyway, if you haven't seen the posters in the Club these past weeks, it's still not too late to sign up. The show's on this Friday 3 October.

Christmas Tree Lighting

there's more to come. But be sure to

mark them down in your diary now!

The Tanglln Ball That's THE gala event of the year, on Saturday 25 October. Billed as an Evening of Glamour, this year's ball has the added attraction of a fabulous

fashion and jewellery show in the newly-

The Master Plan Following the selection of the winning design, the various sub-committees have been offering useful feedback to Management and the Master Plan & Development Committee. The Master Plan still needs to be fine-tuned by the GC before it can be presented to the membership for consideration at an SGM. As some members have raised

questions, a list of FAQs has been compiled (see page 4). More data and project details in the form of a booklet will be produced and sent to all members prior to the SGM.

Upgrading ofRestaurants' Kitchens Meanwhile, an Ad-Hoc Committee

comprising F&B, Property and Master Plan sub-committee representatives have started planning on doing the above renovations. Much needed

This year's Tree Lighting to herald in the Yuletide festivities is slightly early: Sunday 30 November. A list of all the November events is given in the centrespread, along with the October calendar of events. Hope this helps with your planning for this busy season. The full programme of Christmas activities will be in the November magazine.

drainage and ventilation problems will also be done at the same time, in the

context of the overall picture of the winning design for the Master Plan.

Realistically, we can look forward to actual work starting after the festive period.

KG Yuen

CONTENTS President's Message

1

News Bites

2

From The General Manager

3

FAQs On Master Plan

4

Entertainment

5

F&B/Dining

8

Ladies

11

Recent Events

12

Announcements

15

Happenings In October

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Editor: KC Yuen (tcedllor@tanglin-club.org.sg)

Magazine Co-ordinator: Cheryl Lim {tcmag@tanglin-club.org.sg) Graphic Designer: Nazrin (tcdesign@tangtin-ciub.org.sg)

Holiday Ideas

18

Miscellany

20

Library

22

Sports

24

Cinema

32

Photography : Brick Lo // Advertising : Alex Zecha (6473 7462) Media Representative : Ria Media Singapore (arz.ria@pacific.net.sg)

MAGAZINE DEADLINES

Editorial contributions & advertising bookings : 10th of each month.

Advertising materials : 15th of each month.

From the General Manager Dear members,

The months are passing us by at great speed. But we have

made progress with the Lobliy and the Tea Lounge areas which are looking pristine. Much of the important work done may not be visible, so a report is given below.

You are all slowly but surely flowing back to the Club. The menus have been changed with additions and new styles for your enjoyment. Who would have thought that Asian fusion food would be enjoyed in the Churchill Room. I would This month we have Elvis coming or should 1 say Young

have!

Elvis! Yes, we have a tribute to the man himself.

Joking aside, many members have welcomed the refreshing idea of Japanese sets and are supporting us in these trying

Remember Star Search - we are still looking for fresh talent.

times.

C'mon, contact me or Sam Can and let us know what you can do.

What about the Club Party? I think everybody needs a year off to recuperate after that effort. I have passed your kind words regarding the staff to all concerned.

What's New

Prices for Club events are being carefully calculated and a very realistic approach is being taken on your behalf to entice you all to your Club.

Despite the general malaise that appears to be in Singapore, I can gladly say it has not breached our defences and the smiling, happy faces of members, guests and staff are testimony to that.

tk Im.

Do have a happy month and support your favourite team in

the forthcoming Rugby World Cup. I think you know mine!

Brian Toft

General Manager

Report On Upgrading Main Lobby & Tea Lounge 1) Existing air-conditioning fibreglass duct board ductwork has been removed and replaced with steel insulated ductwork

6)The distribution pipes were replaced and connected to the

inclusive of aluminium linear diffusers to suit new layout.

heads instead of the older exposed ones.

existing sprinkler system, complete with flush type sprinkler

Existing AHU 9 has been re-conditioned and fitted with a

new cooling coil, to replace the original which was badly corroded.

7)The previously crowded trophy ca binet has been completely redesigned, and enlarged for additional Items and displays, to present a more attractive appearance.

2) A separate new AHU-10 system has been installed to independently serve the Tea Lounge to provide for improved

environmental conditions to meet increased occupancy during

8) The Tea Lounge now incorporates additional food and beverage service equipment and facilities in order to provide

functions.

better service to members.

3)The underside of the celling slab has been insulated with

9) The Tea Lounge has been redesigned with new ceiling and lighting: the interior incorporated with new carpets, sofa,

thermal insulation material.

coffee table and new bar service counter.

4) The existing ceiling was removed and replaced with a suspended coffer ceiling and grand recessed dome to house the re-conditioned existing chandelier. Smaller chandeliers were added to complement the Main Lobby.

5) Existing electrical system was removed and refitted with

10) From the Tea Lounge, members can now access the

terrace area from the new door opening.

11) From the entrance front porch, members can now access the Theatrette and Tea Lounge.

new distribution board to suit the new light fittings, aided by a 4-scene dimmer controi unit.

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FA Qs on master plan Q1 : Do we have the mandate to proceed?

Ans : Not as yet. Members will be presented with a proposal for their adoption at an SGM to be convened soon, after several background studies together with cash-flow projections are ready for the GC to make a considered recommendation.

Q2 : Who selected the winning design?

Ans : A panel of jurors, as per design competition rules, in a two-stage process. The first stage jurors were Club volunteer architects(who were not participants) and the second stage jurors were GC members and two architects, one a past president of our Club and the other the president of the Singapore Institute of Architects.

Q6 : Wiil members be allowed to choose any one of the top three designs for the finai Master Pian?

Ans : No. The Design Competition rules were clear and is the best and most transparent method. Together with the provision for sub-committees and management to subsequently fine-tune the winning design to meet several parameters, the eventual Master Plan is likely to be the best, in the interests of the majority and the Club.

Q7 : What percentage of votes at the SGM is required for approval to move the project forward?

Ans : A simple majority.

Q8 : When will the SGM be held?

Q3 : How much will the project cost?

Ans : Budget constraints were, inclusive of all professional fees, $28 million for the entire (phase 1 and 2) with phase

Ans : Most likely mid-November, or January 2004 depending on background work and the fine-tuned Master Plan being ready.

1 to be $11 million. More exact figures will be obtained when the eventual Master Plan is derived from fine-tuning of the winning design (its cost estimate for the entire, at submission, was at $21+ miiiion).

Q4 : Do we have the funds to proceed?

Ans : It appears so - depending on the uitimate figures and time-frame. We wiil need to keep a reasonable amount in our reserves.

Q5 : Will members have to pay a levy or increased monthly dues when project is completed?

Ans : No. The idea was to put a sensible amount of idle reserves into concerted, much needed upgrading and enhancement, not to get us a grandiose scheme.

Q9 : Wiii we get more information on the Master Plan, such as details of design and the funding of the project, before the members are asked to decide?

Ans : Certainly. Such information wili be mailed to aii members in good time ahead of the SGM and will also be presented at the SGM. QiO : What is the duration of the complete Master Plan?

Ans : Recommendations will be made. It will necessarily stretch over a few years, at the least. This is in view of the requisite that construction will be phased in such a way that no facility wiil be altogether shut down and that there will be minimal downtime of any faciility at any one time.

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entertainment The

All Eveuiiig Of Glamour

Saturday 25 October The annual Tanglin Ball Is THE gala event of the year as it commemorates the founding of The Tanglin Club 138 years ago. This year the event is doubly exciting for it features a fabulous show of exclusive fashion,

gemology and jewellery design at the Gemological Institute of America, and worked as an in-house jeweller with Vertex Jewelry

for nine years before returning home to set up her business.

jewellery and evening bags put together by a number of sponsors.

Yuli's trademark is "chunky, highly expressive jewellery that does not try to hide", as she

Billed as an Evening of Glamour, the 30minute fashion extravaganza will showcase the latest creations brought in by AVANA. Established in 1985, Avana carries an extensive range of ladies' wear, from

firmly believes "jewellery should visibly express the way its wearer feels about life."

Her recent designs have been influenced by nature, with rings and necklaces drawing their shapes from starfish, seashells, leaves

glamorous evening gowns, cocktail and party

and flowers. While she previously was

dresses, to day-dresses of casual mix &

involved with semi-precious stones, Yuli now

match, as well as accessories like specially designed shawls and elegant wraps.

for her latest collection which includes

However, for the 25 October event, it will

sapphires, rich green emeralds, red rubies

showcase the latest fashion from their Fall

and diamonds inspired by art deco design.

has turned her eyes firmly on precious stones

Collection for evening wear.

The third major sponsor is IPSA, a leading Some of the collection features the following: bohemian form, goddess as Jazz Age baby, the 50's cocktail sweetheart, Spanish flamenco dancer, a proper English lady, the spirited Victorian dainty and the ultimate

Japanese cosmetic brand which claims a cutting-edge with a touch of Zen. The IPSA

humanizing makeup explores the dimension of beauty and focuses on the "potential beauty of expression" unique to each person.

Asian empress.

Co-sponsoring the fashion and jewellery Another sponsor is Asprey the Jewellery

show are Charlotte Atelier, which will feature

which will bring out the fabulous creations of designer Yuli. Also known as Jessie Poo,

their latest collection of Mooroo bags, and Salon le Point, the hair-styling specialists.

Yuli is an extraordinary designer. She studied

Sponsors:

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Co-sponsors:

IPSA

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entertainment

Friday 3 uctober Live at The CPjlirchlll Room

Tribute to"The King" Gary Fontana captures and bringis you^ , , the most fun, exciting and

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Churchill Room at 7.30 pm.

Set dinner and show at $55.00 (Member), 559.00 (Guest).

All prices inclusive of GST Club Standard. Guests are welcome.

Make your bookings online at http://www.tangltnclub.org.sg/events/upcoming.asp

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...In November Friday 7

Star Search I

"Come To The Cabaret"

Thursday 13

Ladies'Fashion Show Chic Contemporary Chinese

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Friday 21

Ballroom Dancing

Sunday 30

Christmas Tree Lighting Rhythm & Champagne Brunch

...In December Wednesday 3 Dinner Show : "Missed Saigon" Thursday 11

Churchill Room at 7.30 pm.

Set dinner and show by Club's own artistes.

$39.00 (Member), 545.00 (Guest). Prices inclusive of GST.

Friday 12

Ladies' Christmas Lunch Star Search II "Let Me Entertain You"

Club Standard. Guests are welcome.

Last day for cancellation Friday 31 October.

Make your bookings online at

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Full Christmas programme will be given In the November magazine.

entertainment

Rhythm & Champagne Brunch

THE LATEST COLLECTION AT

Sunday 26 October aV

Sam Gan & Friends An enjoyable event with dellclous food, free flow of champagne and great live music. Make

sure you don't miss this opportunity for a truly relaxing Sunday! Children of all ages are welcome.

Churchill Room from 11.00 am to 2.30 pm

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$46.80 {Aduit with Champagne), $30.70(Adult without

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Last day for cancellation Sunday 19 October.

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Homemade Sausages Monday - Indian Special • Pilau Rice with Chicken Masala &

Vegetable Jalfrezy served with Papadom • Mango Lassi

The Tanglln Club's homemade sausages can be

Tuesday • Wanton Noodle (Dry or Soup) served with Char Siew & Pork Dumpling • Cheng Tng

ordered from either the F&B Office or the

Wheelhouse Restaurant for take away. All sausages

are in 500 gm packs (In 50 gm pieces). Please place your orders 48 hrs in advance for 3 kg or less.

Wednesday - Thai Special • Fried Rice with Black Olive,

For orders above 3 kg, we require 5 days' advance

Honey Chicken & Thai Kailan

notice. Any special sizes will be a minimum order of

• Warm Banana & Sago in Coconut Milk

10 kg and 5 days' advance notice.

Thursday

During this promotional period, the prices are:

• Mee Slam

• Bobo Terigu Friday

Chicken Sausage 50gm - $12.40/kg English Pork Sausage (Pork) 50gm - $9.90/kg Spicy Pork Sausage (Pork) 50gm - $9.90/kg

• Laksa

• Cream of Peanut Soup Saturday • Roast Chicken Rice

• Pulut Hitam with Coconut Milk For fulher enquiries please call Exec Sous Chef Kenneth Francisco at 67394157 or Head Butcher Micheal Koh at the butchery 67376011.

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Asian Fusion Cuisine at The Churchill Room

Ala carte dishes

• Szechuan marinated salmon

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Beef carpachio with Asian spices Cream of spicy Tom Yam with mushroom Grilled miso chicken with yakitori glaze Grilled satay spiced sirloin with rendang sauce

• Roasted duck breast with

Thai chilli dressing Desserts

The Churchill Room on Sunday evenings will feature Japanese Fusion Cuisine.

• Black sesame seed pancake stuffed with red bean

Our aia carte menu offers

• Roast Beef Japanese Style with teriyaki dressing.

• Fresh Tuna Sashimi served with wasabi & soy sauce.

• Sake Teriyaki - Salmon fillet glazed with teriyaki sauce.

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And other fusion dishes.

All main dishes come with fresh fruits & green tea ice-cream.

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CLOSURE OF

CHURCHILL ROOM The CHURCHILL ROOM will be closed

for private functions on Saturday 11 October & Saturday 18 October. It will be closed for a full day on Friday 24 October for the Deepavali holiday.

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In both fashion and home, Shanghai Tang's products are renowned for combining

traditional Chinese design and motifs with tongue-in-cheek humor and a contemporary sensibility. Shanghai Tang's design mission is to filter the bestfrom the vast reservoir

of Chinese culture and history, then synthesize it with 21 st century functionality and design to create unique and compelling products. Setting the benchmark for contemporary Chinese style, Shanghai Tang always uses the highest quality materials

and workmanship in its products.

The Singapore flagship store of 5.0GG square feet, located at HPL House, Cuscaden

Road, carries the full range of women's, men's, children's and infants' clothing and accessories. The spacious premises also showcase Shanghai Tang's new home collections of porcelain tableware and luxurious table and bed linens.

Time : 12 noon â&#x20AC;˘ Venue : The Churchill Room

Prices : $22.90 (Member), $27.50 (Guest). Prices inclusive of gst.

Last day for cancellation: Thursday 13 November

Participants need to fill up the usual F&B booking slip & submit to Reception or fax to 6736 1195. Or make your reservations online

at http://www.tanglinclub.org.sg/events/upcomlng.asp

NOVE/S4BER LADIES' TEA Featuring

FESTIVE

COOKING

An Indian Cultural Event Date

Thursday 16 October

: 13 November 2003

Time : 4.00 pm Venue: The Churchill Room

Deepaviili Mela... A Feast For Your Senses!

Prices: $13.00 (Member) $15.50 (Guest).

Prices inclusive of GST.

Last day for cancellation: 9 October

Come enjoy tJie traditional and cultTji al as])ecLs of die Festival of Lights and feast on our

Participants need to fill up the usual F&B booking slip & submit to

Reception or fax to 6736 1195. Or make your reservations online at http://www.tanglinclub.org.sg/events/upcoming.asp

Indian Bulfct Lunch.

Churchill Room at 12 Noon.

Indian Buffet Lunch

at $22.90(Member)& $27.50(Guest).

Prices inclusive of GST

Last day for cancellation: Thursday 9 October Participants need to fill up the usual F&B booking slip & submit to Reception or fax to 6736 1195.

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The Churchill room was certainly not

The guy had us in stitches all through

pleading for custom on Saturday 30 August when Brian Toft a.k.a. general

the night, with his zany conviviality and showmanship.

manager, Stevie Wonder, PJ Proby,

Roy Orbison and medallion man took the floor as question

master

atmosphere around the Club. A further Christmas Quiz Night is eagerly awaited. Even his version of a Bingo Night sounds appealing.

His topics were skilfully compiled, if just a tad off the wall, and the posters on

Kathy Birkbeck

the wall didn't much reflect the

extraordinaire.

attendance of the TC's cinema-goers.

Compering to a full house of 120 eager contestants most of whom where

The forever-attentive staff, dressed in

expecting the customary competitive

mufti, the pub grub menu and the retum of so many old faces to the Churchill

format, gave Brian the perfect chance to display his talent as a comic.

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recent events Rhythm & Champagne Brunch 31 August 2003

Musical Evening with Alexander Souptel & Masako White 5 September 2003

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Mexican Fiesta Night 16 September 2003 The Churchill Room was filled with the wonderful sound

of the Achai Mariachi Band which flew in specially from Mexico to celebrate their National Day on 16

September in Singapore.

Also on hand was a group of energetic young Mexicans who presented a number of delightful dances to an

appreciative crowd. A special Mexican buffet under the guidance of guest chef Ms Gabriela Jones completed the enjoyable evening.

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announcements Ms Sharon Yam Kwai Ying

New Members

Dr & Mrs Richard Yen

We extend a warm welcome to the following new Members: Ms Chan Hsiang Li Ms Chan Hsiang Luan & Mr Wee Choo Peng

We extend a warm welcome to the following Associate

Dr Khoo Roh Choo

Members: Mrs May Leong & Mrs Safira Robertson

Ms Lynette Lim May Tjuen Mr Leo K W Lum

Farewell

Mr Christopher Martens Mr George Daniel Mercadal

We bid farewell to the following members converting to

Dr & Mrs Mok Yee Ming

Permanent Absent Membership (RAM):

Mr & Mrs Ng Heng Tiong

Mr & Mrs Peter Britnell

Ms S Hong Nguyen

Mr & Mrs Bernard Dunraven

Mr Arthur Ooi Yu-Chuean

Ms Michelle Dunne / Mr Lindsay Horn

Mr Jonathan Quek Tslu Sen

Mr Joseph Huang

Mr Renaud Semerdjian (Term Member)

Mr & Mrs Tarun Kataria

Mr & Mrs Michael J Shone (Term Member)

Mr & Mrs Christopher Lewis

Ms Joanna Tan Al Ling & Mr Koh Tien Gui

Mr & Mrs Paul Madden

Ms Teeny Teh Wee Ting

Mr & Mrs Ian Renwood

MsTeoh Chia Yin

Mr & Mrs Larry Smith

Mr & Mrs Stephen Towers

Mr & Mrs Wang Jing Tung

Mrs Joyce Wong & Mr Alfred Wong

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Ms Chan Hsiang Luan & Mr Wee Choo Peng Mr Jonathan Quek Tslu Sen &

Mr Quek Chin Tiong Mr Renaud Semerdjian & Ms S Hong Nguyen Mr & Mrs Michael J Shone

Mr & Mrs Stephen Towers

Mr & Mrs Alfred Wong Ms Joanna Tan Ai Ling & Mr Koh Tien Gui

Mr & Mrs Ng Heng Tiong Tanglin Club • 15

happenings in October...

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2

1

3 • YOUNG ELVIS SHOW

7.30 pm (CR)

6

7

• INTRODUCTION EVENING

9

10

15

16

17

• GOLF

• LADIES' LUNCHEON:

8 • BRIDGE

6.00 pm(RR)

BGB Simultaneous Pairs

(CD)

13

14

Squash vs Golf at RCC

Indian Cultural Event

12 Noon (CR) • BILLIARDS:

Section Fund Night 7-00 pm to 11.30 pm (BR)

20

21

22

23

• WINE TASTING EVENING

whole day

6.30 pm (RR)

27

24 Deepavali • CR will be closed for the

28

30

29

31

• BALUT

Monthly competition

ONGOING WEEKLY EVENTS

9.30 am (MPH) Duplicate Bridge

Aquacise 8.30 am (Pool) Hatha & Raja Yoga 9.30 am (MPH) Chinese Brush Painting

1.00 pm (CD)

(adult) 9.30 am (DR)

Ladies' Tennis

Aquacise

FItball

8.30 am (TC)

8.30 am (Pool) Flexible Strength 8.30 am (MPH)

8.30 am (MPH)

Hatha & Raja Yoga

(Advance) 8.30 am(MPH)

Ladies' Tennis

Pllates

8.30 am (TC) Novice Bridge 1.00 pm (CD)

10.00 am(MPH) Duplicate Bridge 1 pm (CD)

Keep Fit

Club Tennis

Club Tennis

5.00 pm (TC)

1.00 pm (CD)

Line Dance

Children's Art Class

3.00 pm (WH)

Squash Club Night

Club Tennis

Club Tennis

5.00 pm (TC)

7.00 pm (CD)

5 pm (TC)

Firm It Up 6.30 pm (MPH)

5.00 pm(MPH) Squash Section Fund Night 6.00 pm (SC)

5.15 pm (SC)

Tae-Kwon-Do

Social Latin Dance

Dance Fitness

7.30 pm (MPH) Weekly Squash Section

6.30 pm (MPH)

Fund Handicap Tournament 6.45 pm

8.15 pm (MPH)

6.00 pm (MPH) Pilates

7.30 pm (MPH) No Corkage Charge

on Monday Dinner(CR)

16* Tanglin Club

Keep Fit 9.30 am (MPH) Duplicate Bridge

5.00 pm (TC) Social & Duplicate Bridge

Squash Club Night

Ladies' Tennis

8.30 am (TC) Flexible Strength 8.30 am (MPH)

Pilates

Club Tennis

5.00 pm (TC) 5.15 pm (SC)

and looking ahead MOVIE:

MOVIE:

Finding Nemo - PG (TH)

Finding Nemo - PG (TH)

TENNIS

Movie: Terminator 3

Centenarian Challenge

Saturday 1

Sunday 2 November

Star Search I - "Come to the Cabaret"

Friday 7 November 11 • MOVIE:

The Matrix Reloaded - PG

(TH) • CR will be closed for a private

Movie: Son Of The Bride

12

Saturday 8 & Sunday 9 November Ladies' Tea - Festive Cooking Presentation Thursday 13 November Meet the Author Evening

• MOVIE: The Matrix Reloaded - PG

(TH)

function

"The Future of the Air-Conditioned Nation" 18

19

* MOVIE:

MOVIE:

Alex & Emma - PG (TH) • CR will be dosed for a private

Alex & Emma - PG (TH)

function

25

26

• THETANGLIN BALL-

• RHYTHM & CHAMPAGNE

AN EVENING OF GU^MOUR

7.15 pm (CR. TT)

Friday 14 November Ladies' Fashion Show - Chic Contemporary Chinese Thursday 20 November Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Sunday 30 November Dinner Show - "Missed Saigon" Wednesday 3 December Star Search II - "Let Me Entertain You"

Friday 12 December

BRUNCH

11.00 am (CR) • MOVIE:

No movie screening due to The Tanglin Ball

www.tanglinciub.org.sg

Junior Tennis

Sunday Curry

Coaching 8.30 am-11.30 am (TO)

12 noon (CR. WH)

Buffet Lunch

Children's Art Class

Club Tennis

9.00 am(WH)

4.00 pm (TO)

Taijiquan

Hawker Fare

10.00 am (MPH)

Buffet Dinner

Taijiquan

6.00 pm(WH)

11.30 am (MPH)

Check out our website for more details.

Mr Bones-PG (TH)

LADIES'FASHION SHOW - CHIC CONTEMPORARY CHINESE

Power Hour

2.00 pm (MPH) LEGEND

Social Squash 3.00 pm (SO) AR

- Ardmore Room

PL

■ Foyer Lounge

TC

- Tennis Courts

4.00 pm (MPH)

BR

- Billiards Room

FP

- Foyer Patio

TH

- Theatrette

Club Tennis

CD

- Card Room

LL

- Lobby Lounge

TL

- The Library

4.00 pm (TO)

CR

- Churchill Room

MPH -

TT

- The Tavern

CL

- Claymore Room

RR

- Raffles Room

WH

- Wheelhouse

DR

- Draycott Room

SC

- Squash Courts

Tae-Kwon-Do

Hawker Fare

Multi-Purpose Hall

Buffet Dinner

6.00 pm (WH)

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Tanglin Club * 17

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FOHFORfikUfia ClOB B F{Ei> m BmA^. favourite holiday getaway destination for many Singaporeans. But for the ultimate in escapist holidays, try Club Med Bintan - where you can indulge in

Ever wanted to learn sailing or wind surfing or archery? Free lessons are offered daily. Tennis tuition and workshops are available too. Squash, tennis or badminton players will find equipment such as racquets and balls

seemingly-endless quantities of food

provided at the Sports Centre. Play on

The island of Bintan is just a 45-minute

ferry ride away from Singapore, and a

three times a day accompanied by a

excellent courts and there's also a

free flow of drinks ... where there's free

regular schedule of tournaments.

entertainment on different themes every night, and an amazing variety of sporting

Or, be even more adventurous and

golf are extra, but an attractive golfers' package is available.

There are two pools and a beautiful

sandy beach for swimming: beach volley-ball, beach soccer and kayaking are other options. Guest rooms are extremely comfortable with all the amenities you'd expect from a good resort hotel.

options every day... and where children

leam a completely new skill - performing

For those who aren't familiar with the

of all ages are entertained by speciallytrained staff and taught new sports and skills from morning till night.

on the flying trapeze! Thanks to the team of expert Circus School instructors, it's perfectly safe, definitely

Best of ait, those lavish meals, most

exciting, makes for memorable photographs - and it's also free.

Club Med concept, a major plus point is the presence of cheerful staff called 'GOs'(short for Gentil Organisateurs).

These friendly GO's take the concept of hospitality to a new level and are always around to help or advise you.

sports, the shows and the children's activities are all provided in one allinclusive price.

For golfers, there are two world-class 18-hole championship courses

designed by Gary Player. Charges for

Susan Gallagher

KX Abol

The Great Barrier Reef Beckons The Great Barrier Reef, off Australia's

dugongs, flora and fauna and many

northeast coast, is one of the great natural wonders of the world. To get there, the popular gateways are Cairns

more kilometres of beautiful beaches.

There are all kinds of water sports on

and Townsville in Queensland. About

the beach betow the Horizon or at

halfway between these two towns lies Mission Beach, the very definition of a tropical paradise. It has 14 kilometres of white sand beaches, merging with a World Heritage Rainforest and clusters of little coral islands fringing on the Great Reef, which is within easy 45minute reach by daily catamaran.

nearby Dunk Island, reachable in 10 minutes by water taxi. Also helicopter and water plane tours are available.

metres free fall, the highest and most dramatic in Australia. Game fishing,

Perched high on the point above Mission Beach, commanding breath-taking

two 9-hole courses nearby: wildlife parks and tours; Kuranda Railway and Skyrall,

The more adventurous can rent a small

plane to explore the Undara Lawa Caves or Wallaman Falls with 300

river rafting, tandem skydiving, golf at

views over the beaches and islands is

historic Paronella Park, and scuba diving

The Horizon Resort, offering four-star luxury In a five-star setting, just an hour

and snorkelling are things to do and places to see.

and a half of scenic drive from Cairns

International Airport.

Winner of the Keep Australia Beautiful Award for "Cleanest Beaches in North

The Horizon is the ideal base from which

to explore the natural wonders of this magical part of tropical North Queensland, a haven of tranquillity and relaxation, but also of a great variety of sightseeing and sporting attractions.

Visitors have an array of activities to choose from, such as trips to the Great

Barrier Reef and fascinating Hinchinbrook Island with its rare

white sand beach stretching 14 km.

1

Queensland", Mission Beach has a leisurely reputation. People wander

along in holiday mode, straw hats, wearing little more than a swimsuit and

shorts or a sarong. The area is also home to the elusive cassowary bird.

Its a unique holiday destination, especially for the stressed-out urban executives. Weil worth considering for the coming year-end holiday season.

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miscellany staff In-House

Training F & B staff training started on Thursday 18 September and will continue till Wednesday 10 December.

"Service with a Smile". Mrs Sandford

handled sections on "Dealing with other Club services". "Enforcing Club Rules" and "Dealing with difficult members".

SITUATION WANTED LADY MEMBER China National,

Staff were asked for their feedback and

graduate, currently on student pass

views.

studying art, seeks permanent Mrs Evelyn Greaves, as a relatively new member, provided a first hand account of "how she was welcomed

employment

instead, on

employment pass, as tutor,

back to Singapore" by Patrick from the

translator, interpreter etc. Fluent in

Tavern Restaurant,

Mandarin/English. Please phone 9766 0162.

Among the philosophies Mrs Tiro and Mrs Sandford

covered

in

their

workshops were:

No Mobile Phones

• Service with a smile

• The Best That We Can Be

• Take Pride In Being The Best Club In Town

• Adopt "This is my Club" Attitude

Two sessions, one on Monday 1 September and second on Sunday 7

The staff were very appreciative.

Everyone has commented on the Smiling Faces.

September, were conducted by Mrs Perlita Tiro and Mrs Nan Sandford.

Further dialogue sessions are planned.

Please observe Club rules.

Mrs Tiro is a HR specialist and gave a great talk on workshop relations

Thank you.

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Reciprocal Club News The Oriental Club in London (Stratford House at

To All Tanglin Club Magazine Advertisers

Stratford Place) has recently decided to reduce the supplementary charge for reciprocal members and

their new bedroom rates, effective 1 January 2004, are

Advertise and Win!

as follows:

Single with bath/shower, toilet Double with bath/shower, toilet Double-single occupancy Twin with bath, toilet Large twin with bath, toilet

£65 £80 £75 £90 £110

per night per night per night per night per night

Spend $5,000 between March 2003 and

February 2004 in the Tanglin Club Magazine with Ria Media Singapore and qualify for the Lucky Draw to win 2 of 4 possible room nights

Gentle Reminders To provide a more enjoyable environment for all, the following rules should be observed:

complimentary stay at any Amanresorts property in Bali. For more information, please email: arz.na(gpacific.net.sg

1) Mobile phones should not be used in the

Club premises except for the car parks and the designated areas.

2) Members and guests are required to be presentabiy dressed at all times In a manner consistent with Club Standard.

3) Members must show their membership cards to the Security Guards and Club Staff when requested.

Your cooperation and understanding is much appreciated.

Airfare is not included, and Terms & Conditions apply.

library Top 10 Popular Titles Fiction No One To Trust

A six-month survey of the books acquired in April 2003 showed that the following titles were most frequently borrowed by members.

Non Fiction

Martin Van's Chinatown Cooking

Iris Johansen

Martin Van

Spellbound

A Fury For God: The Islamist Attack

Jane Green

On America

Dark Horse

Malise Ruthven

Tami Hoag A Prison Diary Jeffrey Archer Prey

Dark Star Safari: Overland From Cairo

Michael Crichton

To Cape Town Paul Theroux

The Viceroy's Daughters:The Lives Of The Curzon Sisters

TO TRUSTS « MARTIN VAN'S

Anne deCourcy

fHINATO\WN

Choice Cuts

COOKING

Mark Kurlansky

New Books Adult Library Fiction The Iron Rose Marsha Canham

Sharpe's Havoc Bernard Cornwell Nervous Conditions

Tsitsi Dangarembga Holy Fools Joanne Harris The Final Confession Of Mabel Stark

Robert Hough What She Wants

Cathy Kelly The Grass Is Singing Doris Lessing The Coffee Trader David Liss

No Second Chance

Napoleon: His Wives And

Marian Coben

Women

The Surgeon

Christopher Hibbert

Tess Gerritsen

God's Secretaries" The

Picture Me Dead

Making Of The King James

Heather Graham

Bible

Death In Dark Waters

Adam Nicolson

Patricia Hall

Liberace: An American

Mademoiselle de Scuderl

Boy

E.T.A. Hoffmann

Darden Asbury Pyron

The Distant Echo

Talk Of The Devil:

Val McDermid

Encounters With Seven

The Lake House

Dictators

James Patterson

Riccardo Orizio

Taking Lives Michael Pye

Elusive Rothschild: The

The Golden Section

Kenneth Rose

Pernille Rygg

The Most Evil Men And

Derailed

Women In History

James Siegel

Miranda Twiss

The No. 1 Ladies'

The Mammoth Book Of

Detective Agency

Illustrated True Crime

Alexander McCaii Smith

Don't Look Back

Indu Sundaresan

The Stranger At The Palazzo D'Oro Paul Theroux

Vile Bodies

Evelyn Waugh

Non Fiction

Is Announced; 4'50 From

Paddlngton

Agatha Christie 22• Tanglin Club

Colin Wilson & Damon

Governance In Singapore Ross Worthington

Revolution Dr Robert C. Atkins

Riccardo Orizio

Student Life

talk

David Bramwell

Encounters with " *

The Cheeky Guide To

Nicholas Faith

Slang Down The Ages Miss Marple Omnibus: The Body In The Library; The Moving Finger; A Murder

Life Of Victor, Third Baron

Dr Atkins New Diet

A Very Different Country Crime & Thriller

mjBCL STABS

Wilson

Amanda Quick The Feast Of Roses

mmtxCONnssioN

Jonathan Green

Low Fat Meals In Minutes

AInsley Harriott

Seven Dictators

library Meet The Author

researches media and politics at the Asia Research Institute, National

Evening with Dr Cherian George

University of Singapore.

Dr Cherian George is also the

Friday 14 November

newspaper for children, What's Up.

publisher and editor of a new monthly

Dr Cherian George is the author of Singapore: The Air-Conditioned

Nation, a book of political essays published in 2000.

■

He was a journalist with The Straits Times ior 10 years until 1999, when he left Singapore to do his PhD in Communication at Stanford University in the United States. He returned to

Singapore in June and now

Raffles Room at 6.30 pm. Cocktails followed by talk. $15.45(Member) & $18.70(Guest). Prices inclusive of cocktail food and a glass of wine or 2 giasses of juice per person. Prices inclusive of GST. Dress code: Club Standard.

Guests are welcome. Last day for cancellation Friday 7 November.

Make your bookings online at http://www.tangllnclub.org.sg/events/upcoming.asp

Magazines & Newspapers LEARN TO BE A COUNSELLOR / LIFE COACH with the

The following magazines and newspapers are available from the library staff and we kindly ask members to read in the Reading Room only.

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• Country Life • Female

• Forbes Global

• Fortune

• Gourmet

• Hello!

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• House & Garden • Newsweek

• Smart Money • The Economist

• The Singapore Women's Weekly • Vogue • The Wine Spectator • International Herald Tribune

•Scientific American • The Australian Women's

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Tanglin Club • 23

sports GOLF Annual Championships 2003 In accordance with recent tradition the Annual Championships

returned to Sentosa again this year, but this time to the chailenging recently-remodelled Serapong Course.

A record number of over 80 players competed for the trophies

and prizes in bright sunshine with a gentle breeze coming in off the sea, and everyone managed to complete the course

in daylight in time to return to the Club for the Annual Dinner in the evening.

Competition was fierce yet friendly and a number of good scores were returned.

Winners of the novelty competitions were as follows: Chye Lian Baynes

Nearest the line

Nearest to Nearest to Nearest to Nearest to

pin (5th hole) pin (8th hole) pin (11th hole) pin (17th hole)

Longest drive (men) Longest drive (ladies)

Rodger Kimpton John Kammerman

Belinda Young Ho Chee Nen

Lai Chong Meng Nancy Miller

In the Club Championships for best nett score, Ng Fook Yee and Emmanuelle Booker emerged victorious as the men's and ladies' champions. The prizewinners were as follows:

Overall Nett Score(Men) 1

Gross Score

Handicap Nett Score

1st

Ng Fook Yee

83

13

70

2nd

Alan Chua

88

16

72

3rd

Douglas Cheam

87

14

73

Overall Nett Score (Ladles) Gross Score

Handicap Nett Score

1st

Emmanuelle Booker

100

23

77

2nd

Mary Chan

96

18

78*

3rd

S.T Yeo

96

18

78

* on count back

In the Club Championship for best gross score, Frank Yung and Belinda Young both returned as defending champions and successfully defended their titles. Frank returned a gross score of 82 and Belinda a gross score of 90.

In addition to retaining the trophies, both Frank and Beiinda will be taking part in the US$100,000 Asian Senior Masters Pro Am Qualifier at Jurong Country Club on 4 November 2003. We are sure that both our champions will be great (continued on page 25)

24â&#x20AC;˘ Tangfin Club

sports ambassadors for the Club and we wish them both the best of luck in the tournament.

After the exertions of the day we all returned to the Club to be joined by our guests and enjoyed a splendid Annual Dinner and presentation of prizes and trophies in the Churchill Room, with an excellent buffet accompanied by the sounds of the resident band until late into the evening.

Congratulations to all the winners. We hope that you will return next year to defend your titles!

Our thanks to all our sponsors for the day, namely: • Excel Golf Pte Ltd - for sponsoring the invitations to the Asian Senior Masters Pro Am Qualifier.

• Stuart Anderson's Black Angus (Asia) Pte Ltd for sponsoring the golf towels.

• Royal Sporting House - for sponsoring the golf balls.

• YGM Marketing Pte Ltd - for sponsoring the Ashworth golf bags.

• Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews for the golf rules.

David Haslam Convenor

TENNIS Tanglin Annual Tennis Championships 2003 The 2003 Tanglin Club Tennis Championships came to an exciting end on Sunday 17 August when the Men's Doubles final took over 2 hours

Results Men's Singles Ladies Singles Men's Doubles

Geoffrey Tan defeated Nicholas Yeo 6-2, 7-6.

Rita Tan defeated Elizabeth Sim 9-1

Philip Rasmussen & Wolfgang Schneider defeated Geoffrey Tan & Bertrand Wee 6-7, 6-2, 6-4.

Ladies Doubles

Chua Li Suan & Cecilia Hu defeated

Mixed Doubles

Sandra Wong & Cathy Leow 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 Harvey Teo & Chua Li Suan defeated Ian Lawless & Cecilia Hu 6-1, 6-7, 6-3.

to complete. In arguably the best match of the tournament, Philip Rasmussen & Wolfgang Schneider defeated their teenage opponents Geoffrey Tan & Bertrand Wee 6-7, 6-2, 6-4.

Over the course of 3 weeks, 5 events

were completed Including Men's & Ladies Singles and Doubles and also the Mixed Doubles. More than 32 men

and 14 ladies participated in the competition. The most noticeable aspect of the championships was the number of youngsters who ended up either a winner or runner-up. This is no doubt a positive sign for the future development of the sport at the Club.

Todd Koning

Tanglin Club • 25

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TENNIS Raintree Invitational Tournament

Kuala Lumpur 2003 We were privileged to be invited to participate in the Raintree Invitational Tournament from 29 - 31 August 2003 in Kuala Lumpur. We did not manage to send a strong team but at least we did win a few matches and had a few

close losses in others. We had great fun playing the games and better fun catching up with old friends. On the Saturday night, we were hosted to a 10-course Chinese dinner at the

Raintree Club. There was also a keenly contested karaoke contest. To round it

all off, there was a spectacular fireworks display to mark Merdeka day in KL. A good time was really had by all.

Harvey Teo Seated from left: Adita, Keiko, M.C Cheong, Robert Yeo, Harvey Teo.

Standing: Roland Tan and Urn Loo Leong.

esday

Thursday

8.30 am

8.30 am

8.30 am

8.30 am

8.30 am

HATHA S RAJA

AQUACISE

AQUACiSE

YOGA [Advance) Margaret

Geoffrey

FITBALL Carin

FLEXIBLE STRENGTH

Geoffrey

Marcus

9.30 am

9.30 am

9.30 am

KEEP FIT Janet Pool

HATHA & RAJA YOGA

Janet

KEEP Frr

Margaret 10.00 am

PILATES

8.30 am FLEXIBLE STREN6H

TAIJIQUAN

Clarise

Marcus Tang

Wong L C

10.00 am

11.30 am TAIJIQUAN

Wong L C

2.00 pm POWER HOUR

Geoffrey

5.00 pm

4.00 pm

LINE DANCE

TAEKWONDO Patrick

Jerry

6.00 pm

8.30 pm

DANCE FITNESS

FIRM IT UP

Brigid

Audrey

8.30 pm

^

SOCIAL LATIN DANCE

Jerry

7.30 pm

7.30 pm

8.15 pm

PILATES Clarise

TAEKWONDO Patrick

PILATES Clarise

There will be no fitness classes on Friday 24 October due to the Deepavali holiday.

26â&#x20AC;¢ Tanglin Club

sports LAWN BOWLS

Either SCC players held back consumption or have a greater capacity because they swiftly proceeded to overhaul TC to

Annual Tanglin vs Singapore Cricket Club

win 4 matches to 1.

Pot Match

The Annual Tanglin versus SCC Pot match was hosted by and held at SCC on 5 September.

Each side fielded 15 players and the format consisted of 5 games of triples over 18 ends. At halfway stage Tanglin were leading 3 matches to 2 but then SCC introduced their secret weapon - jugs of beer.

The TC winning team comprised Messrs Kimpton, Lee Wah and Dare who obviously can take their drink.

TC have a team in the National Triples League. Matches are played at Kallang each Thursday commencing at 7pm.

Members interested in playing, should contact the Sports Office.

Steve Wright

S

BILLIARDS John Simpson Challenge Shield

o

The John Simpson Challenge Shield proved to be an enjoyable and entertaining afternoon once again, with members narrowly winning the day 11-7. Staffs strategy of including Rose

(she beat Rob Wiener) and Sally could have proved successful had Aru and Lim Kah Ho managed to win their matches.

The dress code has been relaxed so

basically shorts, T-shirts and open sandals are now permitted.

Fred Kloppers

Tanglin Club â&#x20AC;˘ 27

sports More than 100 Balut players from Singapore. Hongkong, Malaysia, Australia, Brunei and the East Malaysian states of Sarawak and Sabah will fly into Kota Kinabalu over the weekend 17-19 October, invading the ShangrlLa's Tanjung Aru Resort - STAR, located within walking distance of the playing venue KYC.

BALUT Monthly Tanglin Club Balut 11 players joined the August game and saw yet again another Bird victory. This time it was however the younger Lisa Bird with an Impressive 650 including the highest single column of 139. Second was SCC visitor Noni and although a newcomer to the game an accumulated score of 626 was achieved. Third was Lisa's older sister Lara Bird with a 619.

Full details can be sought on website. We still have a few places open at the close of press, so should Tanglin Club members wish to joint this tour, kindly contact the Balut Convenor Kristian Bonnichsen at tel: 6225 6577,

Who will get their hands on the 'Peter Bird Trophy' 2003.

With 3 remaining rounds it would appear that Ravinder Kaur,

fax: 6221 7567 ore-mail: kris@scaneast.com.sg. Vacancies are on a first come first served basis.

Val Bird, Chris Jones, Kristian Bonnichsen and Ashoke Arya (named in order of current standings) are the only players

Kristian Bonnichsen

with a realistic chance of ending up with the 2003 top honours.

Time will show!

The September game will be played in the Card Room as usual on Thursday 25 September. We meet at the 'Wet Bar"

from 7.00pm onwards and commence the game at 7.30pm.

23rd SIC InterPort Balut - Kota Kinabalu 17-19 October Top: Winner Lisa Bird, convenor

We will be fielding a mimimum of 2 teams(8 players) for our annual Balut extravaganza, this year hosted by the Kinabalu Yacht Club(KYC)in Sabah - also known as "The Land Below

Kris Bonnichsen and Noni -

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Right: The Taylors showing the way.

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CONGRATULATIONS

Singapore Polo Club Sports Invitation 2003

SSA (Singapore Swimming

Balut Section table at the recent

General Manager's very entertaining Quiz Night.

A very big thank you to swimmers listed below for representing Tanglin Club at the Singapore Polo Club Sports

Association) conducted its Technical Officials Course at the

Singapore Island Country Club.

Tanglin Club was represented by the following members of our very

We did rather well and one cannot

Invitation 2003 which was held on the

but again wonder, about the chance/skill ratios in the game of Balut. Some people argue 75% luck

20 September.

Mathew Booker Tan Mae Shaen

Sarah Si

and 25% skill, others even dare 60%

Naomi Silhavy

Stein Chen

luck and 40% skill. Such opinions probably both have their own

Marie-Judith

Amelia Thai

Congratulations to the following;

Booker

merits!

Pippa Reid Benjamin Reid

Carolyn Yeo

Patricia Chan

Tan Jun Han

Leng Holz

Peter Holz

Fiona Silhavy

Joel Si

own Swimming Committee. All succeeded in passing the officials'

Elise Blume

course.

Why not try it out - contact the Recreations office or the Balut

Convenor (contact numbers on the preceding page) to receive regular information about our Balut activities

BRIDGE

at the Club.

Mr Murii Vasanma has kindly agreed to be Bridge Convenor and can be contacted Kristian Bonnichsen

at 6285 3788 (office), 6344 9929 (residential) and 9694 7284 (mobile).

Please keep Saturday 4 October free for Members Championship. Tuesdays and Wednesdays supervised bridge will be at 10.00 am. Bridge lessons will also continue on Friday 10.00 am.

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CONGRATULATIONS

Lesson schedule Is as follows:

To all children listed below in completing and passing their respective level course(s). The following were awarded the Certificate of Achievement:

Mondays

PB1/PB2/PB3

Leow Tian Ann

James Wing

4.30pm - 5.00pm

Nicholas Tan Oscar Hardakar

Theodore Starker Ishan Mulchandani

James Lai

Learn to Swim*

5.00pm - 6.00pm

Tuesdays 4.30pm - 5.00pm Learn to Swim*

5.00pm - 6.00pm

Level 3

Pippa Reid

David Ool Brian Hawkes Toh-I-En

Toh Ly-Anne Ng Kai-LIng

Alexandra Yung

Level 2

Level 4

Joel Si

Lauren Khoo

Toh Wei Soong Rachel Longstaff Benjamin Reid Sophie Longstaff

Mark Yung

Mathew Booker

Elsie Blume

Kieran Arul Adrein Morisort Felix Lim

Amelia Thai

Lydia Kinne

Brian Hawkes Talisa Wilson

Dannielle Lee

Nicholas Ng

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Fridays

Clare Fossick

5.00pm - 5.30pm

Penny Deveson

Learn to Swim

5.30pm - 6.30pm Endurance & Fun Swim * Needs 4 to start the class

For more information please call Zarena

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Naomi Silhav Marie-Judith Booker Kate Blume

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23rd Sprint Swimming Championships Saturday 8 nouemher at 1.30 pm.

GMIfK SVYLlf VAIJIQUAK o; DAYAK QiGOKG Chen Style Taijiquan is the first set of all schools of traditional taijiquan. Master Chen Wangting, a great warrior

"Dayan Qigong", literally meaning "Wild Goose Breathing

and scholar, based on the strong points of other pugilistic

the postures and movements of the wild goose and assimilating the ancient daoyin methods, it consists of both vigorous and gentle movements in which motion is alternated with stillness. By stimulating a strong sensation of "qi", it provides an effective cure for diseases. The 64 forms of the exercise are particularly suitable for the middle

arts, created the sets of shadow boxing routine combined

with the philosophy of Ying and Yang, Dauyin and Tuna breathing exercises.

Chen Taijiquan emphasizes the flexibility of movement.

Every motion is based on a spiral action and every slight

Exercise", is a set of highly salubrious exercise. Imitating

or old aged.

move leads to the functioning of the whole body movement. exercise which establishes the foundation of development

Dayan Qigong helps promote blood circulation and clear "jingmai", or the passages through which vital energy

further into learning the more advanced feats of explosive

flows.

Emphasis is placed on the gentle, even and flexible power.

Title

: Chen Style Taijiquan

Title

Fees

: $40.00 - 4 lessons (member)

Day

: Saturday

Time

: 10.00am -11.00am

$50.00 - 4 lessons(non-member)

: Dayan Qigong (Wild Goose Breathing Exercise) 64 forms

Duration; 24 lessons

Duration: 20 lessons

Fees

:$40.00 - 4 lessons(member)

$50.00 - 4 lessons(non-member) Day

I Saturday

Time

: 11.30am - 12.30pm

Instructor. Mr Wong Liang Chiang (Pgr: 9531 0253)who has more than 20 years experience teaching Shaolin Martial Arts, started learning and practising Soon Style Taijiquan in 1980. Classes will commence on 18 October. Please register your interest with Sports & Recreation at 6739 41281148.

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order to serve your needs better, the Fitness Sub-Committee would appreciate your feedback.

Please spare us a a few minutes of your time to complete the following survey.

Do you attend any of the fitness classes at The Tanglin Club?

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1) 2) 3) 4) Do you think a charge of $12.50 to $15.00 would be a reasonable fee to pay per class?

YES/NO

If NO, how much do you think Is a reasonable charge?

6.

If you are attending classes elsewhere, what are the fees per class?

7.

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Other comments

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If you wish to take part, please enter your membership number in the box below.

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All replies will be kept strictly confidential.

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4 & 5 October

Finding Nemo - PG Animated adventure (100 mins) Starring: Albert Brooks, Ellen

Emma. As Alex

his existence. There is no way he can be traced by Skynet. Until, out of the shadows of the future steps the T-X, Skynet's most sophisticated

DeGeneres, Alexander Gould.

begins to dictate

Director: Andrew Stanton,

his

Lee Unkrich.

romantic

Dive Into a whole new world with this underwater adventure. The film follows

triangle, Emma challenges his

T-1000, the determined T-X is a

the comedic and eventful journeys of

ideas at every turn.

two fishes - Marlin and his son Nemo, is

Her unsolicited yet intriguing input begins to inadvertently influence Alex

her human guise beautiful. Now Connor's only hope for survival is to

unexpectedly taken far from home and

and his story and soon real life begins

thrust into a fish tank in a dentist's office

to imitate art.

who become separated in the Great Barrier

Reef

when

Nemo

tale

of

a

love

overlooking Sydney Harbour. Buoyed

by the companionship of a fish named Dory, the overly cautious father embarks on a dangerous trek and becomes the unlikely hero of an epic journey to

* 26 October Mr Bones - PG

rescue his son.

Ramsey, Faizon Love.

Director: Gray Hofmeyer.

his mysterious former assassin.

Together they must triumph over the technologically superior T-X and forestall the looming threat of

Sports comedy (100 mins)

Starring: Leon Schuster, David During South Africa's premier golf tournament, a golf sensation and his

Sci-fi adventure (139 mins) Starring: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss.

manager are drawn into a web of chaos

Director: Stephen Daidry.

spun

Neo, Morpheus, Trinity, and the rest of

white who

centre of human resistance.

annex with the Terminator, T-101,

Judgement Day or face the

The Matrix Reloaded - PG

humans are waking up out of the matrix and attempting to live in the real world.

As their numbers grow,the battle moves to Zion, the last real-world city and

machine that is as relentless, as is

apocalypse.

11 & 12 October

their crew continue to battle the machines that have enslaved the human race in the Matrix. Now, more

cyborg killing machine yet. Sent back through time to complete the job left unfinished by her predecessor, the

by a man was

8 & 9 November Son Of The Bride - NC16

brought up by the

Kavuki

Foreign comedy(125 mins)

tribe, where he

Starring: Ricardo Darin, Hector

learned to read witch doctor's bones.

Alterio, Norma Aleandro.

Director: Juan Jose Campanella.

At age 42, Rafael Belvedere is having a crisis. He lives a frantic and

unfulfiiling life. Overwhelmed by his 18 & 19 October

numerous responsibilities and just

Alex & Emma - PG

1 & 2 November

isn't having any fun.Unable to escape

Romantic drama (95 mins)

Terminator 3 - PG

from his father's shadow, he resents

Starring: Kate Hudson, Luke Wilson.

Sci-fi action (110 mins) Starring: Amoid Schwarzenegger, Kristina Loken, Claire Daines.

Director: Rob Reiner.

A romantic comedy starring Kate Hudson as Emma and Luke Wilson as Alex. Alex is an author whose writer's

Director: Johnathan Mostow.

his mother, ignores his daughter and can't commit to his girlfriend. Just when he is at his lowest point, a series of unexpected events led him

block and gambling debts have landed

A decade has passed since John Connor helped Judgement Day and

him in a jam. In order get loan sharks off his back, he must finish his novel in

save mankind from mass destruction.

to forgive the past, reconstruct the present and create new memories

Now, 25, Connor has no records of

that the whole family can share.

to re-evaluate his life. He must learn

30 days or wind up dead. To help him There will be no movie screening on 25 October due to The Tanglin Ball • Visit www.tangiinclub.org.sg/facilities/movies.asp for movie trailers.

CLUB HOURS

1 *Squash Courts

Churchill Room

Last order: 2200 hrs

Sun: 1100 - 2345 hrs

Sal: 1000 -1230 hrs

Sun - Frl;

The Tavern

The Terrace

& 1300- 1700 hrs

Daily: 0730 - 2230 hrs

Lunch: 1200 - 1500 hrs Last order; 1400 hrs Sat: Closed for lunch

Lunch: 1200 - 1500 hrs

Dinner only:

Sun: 1300- 1700 hrs

•Tennis Courts

Last order: 1430 hrs Dinner: 1800 - 2345 hrs

1900-2345 hrs

PH: Closed

0700- 1130 hrs

Last Order:

Reading Room

1400-2230 hrs

Sun - Fri:

Sat Dinner:

Sun - Frl: 2315 hrs

Daily: 0900 - 2300 hrs

Dinner. 1900 - 2345 hrs Last order: 2230 hrs Closes: 2400 hrs Sat: Last order 2300 hrs

1800-0100 hrs

Sat: 2400 hrs

Last order: 2200 hrs

'(For reservations call 6235 8482 or 6734 0707)

Last order:

Terrace Bar

Billiards Room

Theatrette

Sun - Fri: 2315 hrs

Sun - Thu:

Daily: 1200-2330 hrs

Sat: 2400 hrs Sandwiches last order:

1200-2345 hrs

Card Room

Sat: 2100 hrs Sun: 1430 & 2000 hrs

Fri; 1200-0045 hrs

Daily: 0800 - 2330 hrs

Hair Salon

Churchill Room Bar

Sun - Thu: 2330 hrs

Gymnasium

Mondays: Closed

Daily: 1200-1500 hrs

Fri: 0030 hrs

Sat: 1200-0145 hrs Library

Daily: 0600 - 2200 hrs

Tue - Sun:

Wkdays: 1900 - 2345 hrs

Sat: 0130 hrs

Wkdays: 1000-1900 hrs

Jackpot Room

1000- 1900 hrs

Sat: 1900-0145 hrs

The Tavern Bar

Sun - Fri:

(For appointments call

Foyer Lounge Daily: 1030-2300 hrs

Sat: 1000- 1700 hrs Sun: 1200-1700 hrs

0900 - 2330 hrs

6734 2523)

1200-2345 hrs

Closes: 0145 hrs

Wheelhouse Restaurant

Dally: 0730 ■ 2230 hrs

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Mon - Thu:

Fri: 1200-0145 hrs Sat: 1100-0245 hrs

Junior Library Wkdays: 1500- 1800 hrs

Sat: 0900-0130 hrs

Swimming Pool Daily: 0700 - 2230 hrs

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the ultimate shopping experience Present your Tanglin Club membership card at level 4 customer service counter in October

and receive exclusive shopping privileges.

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Kenko is renowned for its unique style of reflexology and body massage techniques. With the launch of Its new conept KENKO WELLNESS SPAS, It is able

to enhance Its services to pamper its clients with a

new range of massages and spa treatments. Indulge

this month with a complimentary $5 cash voucher, valid at Kenko Scottswalk only.

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The

An Evening Of Glamour Saturday 25 October Come & join in the dub's most giamorous event of the year. Soak in the limelight & be entertained by a spectacular FASHION & JEWELLERY SHOW, plus live music by the talented DANNY KOH & HIS BIG BAND.

An evening of glamour & unsurpassed entertainment.

Menu includes a five-course set dinner

& one bottle of wine for every two persons.

SHOWTIME: 8.15 pm (prompt) Sponsors:

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Date

: Saturday 25 October

Time Price

: 7.15 pm (Champagne Cocktail), 8.45 pm (Dinner) ; $110.00 (Member), $130.00 (Guest). Inclusive of GST.

Dress

: Gentlemen - Black Tie, Ladies - Glamorous

Make your bookings online at http://www.tangllncliib.org.sg/events/upcoming.asp