The Tanglin Club
OCTOBER 2016
HAPPY DEEPAVALI!
THE TANGLIN CLUB PAGE A
GENERAL COMMITTEE 2016/2017
PRESIDENT
Robert Wiener
VICE-PRESIDENT
Eugene Lim
HONORARY TREASURER
Zoeb Sadiq
DEVELOPMENT, PLANNING & MAINTENANCE
CO-CONVENORS
Henry Ling
Thomas Khoo
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS
CONVENOR
Kelvin Kaw
HOUSE CO-CONVENORS
Mohan Mulani
Franklin Wong
MEMBERSHIP & RULES CONVENOR
Glenn Bryce
PASSAGE TO INDIA: SUNDAY LUNCH
Enjoy a decadent Indian lunch buffet at the Churchill Room. pg 9
HUMAN RESOURCE & PROCUREMENT CONVENOR
Roger Hancock
SPORTS & RECREATION CONVENOR
Paul Gelardi
MANAGEMENT
GENERAL MANAGER
Josie Tulipano
josie.tulipano@tanglin-club.org.sg
FINANCE DIRECTOR
Contents
02
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
29
BRIDGE SECTION
03
HALF-YEAR TREASURER'S REPORT
30
CHOIR SECTION
Eric Cheam
eric.cheam@tanglin-club.org.sg
06
GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE
31
DANCE SECTION
FOOD & BEVERAGE DIRECTOR
09
FOOD & BEVERAGE
32
DARTS SECTION
15
ENTERTAINMENT
33
GOLF SECTION
22
YOUTH
34
LAWN BOWLS SECTION
23
BOOKS SECTION
35
SQUASH SECTION
24
DVDS SECTION
36
TEN-PIN BOWLING SECTION
25
FITNESS
37
TENNIS SECTION
27
BALUT SECTION
39
NEW MEMBERS
28
BILLIARDS SECTION
Saowaluck Jirakul saowaluck.jirakul@tanglin-club.org.sg
EXECUTIVE CHEF
Derrick Loh derrick.loh@tanglin-club.org.sg
SPORTS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
Mark James
mark.james@tanglin-club.org.sg
FACILITIES DIRECTOR
Sunny Ng
sunny.ng@tanglin-club.org.sg
HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOR
Celestine Kho
celestine.kho@tanglin-club.org.sg
RULES DIRECTOR
Lim Tat Kuan
tatkuan.lim@tanglin-club.org.sg
MAGAZINE
SENIOR GRAPHICS EXECUTIVE
Ng Hui Hui
huihui.ng@tanglin-club.org.sg
GRAPHICS EXECUTIVE
Hidayah Rosli
hidayah.ros@tanglin-club.org.sg
For advertising and magazine enquiries:
SENIOR MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS EXECUTIVE
Crystal Ng | 6622 0533
crystal.ng@tanglin-club.org.sg
For general feedback:
newsbites@tanglin-club.org.sg
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Join us as The Tanglin Club celebrates its 151 st birthday!
Blanc Party
S AT U R D AY ▪ 1 5 O CTOBE R ▪ 2 0 1 6 | 7 . 3 0 P M
TO 1.30AM
- Stand to win 3-NIGHT BEACH VILLA STAY
inclusive of breakfast at
Loama Resort Maldives
(worth US$3,513)
or
3-NIGHT DELUXE OCEAN VIEW
VILLA STAY at The Ungasan
Clifftop Resort Bali
(worth US$3,295)
THIS YEAR, WE’RE GOING ALL WHITE.
Members can make a reservation at the Churchill Room, Tavern, Terrace, or Fireplace. The main buffet will be served
for all guests at the Main Lobby. Members are free to move around the Club and enjoy live music by Shagies and
Stephen Francis & Friends. Free-flow of beer, house pour wine, and soft drinks, of course, are included.
So get your friends together, wear your best white outfit, and get ready to party!
Churchill Room
(FULLY BOOKED – WAITLIST AVAILABLE):
Member $49.95 | Guest $89.95
Tavern, Terrace or Fireplace:
Member $39.95 | Guest $79.95
Late Night Entry for Supper (After 11.00pm):
Member $34.95 | Guest $54.95
Adults only
Food, drinks and live entertainment included
All dining outlets except the Wheelhouse and Tangles
will be closed from 3.00pm for the event
A la carte available for dinner at the Wheelhouse and Tangles
Communal seating at the Churchill Room
Bar closes at 1.00am
R ES E RV A TI O NS : E VE NT S @ T ANG LIN-CLU B.O RG .S G | E NQ U IRI ES: 6622 0432
Pl e a se no t e th at o n ly f o r m and email bookings / c anc ell ati o n s are accepted.
L a st da t e f o r c an c e llatio ns: M ond ay, 3 Oc t ober
PAGE 1 THE TANGLIN CLUB
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sponsored by
President’s Message
"WE ARE ALSO ACTIVELY PROGRESSING
A NEW AND LONG OVERDUE ROLLING,
PLANNED MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME
FOR OUR AGING CLUBHOUSE..."
Dear Fellow Members
39th Annual POT Games
Tradition is the hallmark of our Club and I am personally
delighted to see that we have upheld this important
tradition with the Singapore Cricket Club for 39 years
and counting. The POT Games is an annual competition
with the Singapore Cricket Club, across various sport and
recreational areas. Every two years we play host, and
this year, we’re delighted to have everyone back at The
Tanglin Club, Saturday, 1 October, for the Dinner and Prize
Presentation, in the Churchill Room. I wish all our competitors
the very best of luck and look forward to seeing you at
the Dinner.
Half-Time
Our Treasurer, Mr Zoeb Sadiq, has included his report on
the Club’s financial health in our magazine on pages 3
& 4. I encourage you to take a few moments to apprise
yourself of the salient financial points.
Guest Room Update
With the recent re-openings of the Library, Hair Salon
and Tangles, we now turn our attention to the new guest
rooms, approved by Membership at the recent Annual
General Meeting. As you may have ‘heard’ by now,
demolition of the former Spa on the 5th floor of the
Sports Complex began mid-September. There is quite
a bit of hacking required and unfortunately the noise
is unavoidable. We thank you for your patience and
understanding. If all proceeds to plan, the rooms should
be available for use by April. We shall certainly keep
you posted.
Blanc Party
Mark your social calendar for 15 October and be sure to
join us for the party of the year. Although the Churchill
Room has sold out, spaces are available at the other
venues. Please note the details located to the left of my
message. With free-flow drinks, live music by Shaggies and
Stephen Francis & Friends, and a buffet feast, the Member
price of $49.95 presents sensational value. Annually we
offer this party at a subsidised price, as a way to bring
together our Tanglin Community. I encourage you to
gather your mates, and join us! This is a great way to get
to meet fellow Members.
Project Update
We are also actively progressing a new and long overdue
rolling, planned maintenance programme for our aging
Clubhouse and the business centre plans are currently
being crystallised. We shall update you on these projects,
the Cinema, and the Club Development Task Force in the
November magazine.
Annual Tree Lighting
Save the date for our Christmas Tree Lighting on
27 November, the highlight of our annual calendar. It is
an age-old tradition of the Club and great for both the
young and old. We will have our very own Tanglin Club
Choir grace the event with Christmas carols, and light
refreshments for Members to enjoy. I hope to see you and
your family there.
Sprucing Up
As shared in earlier communications, we are in the midst of
giving the Clubhouse a much needed fresh coat of paint.
Until approximately mid-November, the Sports Complex
will be receiving attention. During this time, there will be
some reduction in our open space parking. The Sports
Complex Car Park will be painted from 3 October until
11 November, whilst the Linkbridge will be painted between
24 October and 4 November. The Main Clubhouse Car
Park will commence late October and continue until
mid-January 2017. We apologise for any inconvenience
this may cause, but I am sure you will agree that this is an
important undertaking.
Convenor Highlights
As previously shared, in the coming months, you will be
hearing from the Convenors, in turn. They will be sharing
with you highlights from their portfolio. This update will
replace the Editor’s Message and in so doing, will provide
more comprehensive communication to you.
And on a final note, I’d like to wish our Hindu Members,
Happy Deepavali!
Sincerely
Robert Wiener
President
THE TANGLIN CLUB PAGE 2
Half-year Treasurer's Report
A Surplus of $85K
vs Budget Deficit
of $500K
The Club’s financial performance for the six-month period from 1 February to
31 July 2016 continued to show a positive trend, albeit at a lower level than
the same period last year. The Income & Expenditure Account at Operating
level showed a SURPLUS of $85K although the budget had estimated a deficit
of over $500K. The cash flow and the net assets of the Club remained similar,
providing comfort of a solid Balance Sheet.
However, the Club is anticipated to face headwinds with growing staffing
costs and a plateauing of F&B revenue. The General Committee (GC) and
Management are conscious of these areas and are taking proactive steps
to address them.
A brief analysis of the Club’s financial performance based on the unaudited management accounts follows:
Revenue Growth
Sustained
REVENUE
Total Operating Revenue for the six months was $12.6 million (Budget: $13.0m / LY: $12.0m). There was
an increase in revenue over last year by $600K, but it was slightly lower than the budget, primarily due to
fewer F&B covers served and the closure of Tangles since April 2016 (Tangles resumed operations on selfserve café modus on 18 August 2016).
OPERATING EXPENDITURE
Operating Costs have kept rising relentlessly. This was especially so in respect of staff cost which rose to
$6.6m for six months an increase of $580K or 10% over last year. Management, in anticipation of a rising
cost trends, budgeted staff cost at $7.0m for the period, but under the GC’s direction to maintain a firm
cap on staffing cost, the expenditure has been reined in to some extent, thus showing a reduced cost
and favourable variance of $360K against budget.
• Managed
Staff Costs
• Savings on
Utility Costs
• Reduction in
F&B Cost
On the brighter side, cost savings continue to be achieved in several areas. More significantly, there was a
saving on utilities of about $60K over last year and a favourable variance of $130K against budget (Actual:
$702K / Budget: $830K / LY: $759K). Also notable Management’s continued efforts resulted in reduction in
the overall ratio of F&B cost to 41.8% (Budget: 42.2% / LY: 42.6%), a cost savings of $23K against the budget
and $46K over last year. This was achieved by menu engineering and minor price adjustments.
OTHER OPERATING INCOME
The two streams of income under the above caption are from Membership Entrance Fees and Investment
Income.
PTM Quota
Impacts Entrance
Fee Revenue
Higher Investment
Income & Yield
Market Value of
Investments Rise
by over $840K
Cautious
Optimism for the
Financial Year to
End on a Positive
Note
Entrance fees revenue pales in comparison to last year’s revenue of $5.5m as the Club has now reached
Planned Total Member capacity of 4,000 (principal/voting Members). Hence, for the current 6-month
period, entrance fees account for only $1.7m, reflecting restricted membership availability as a result of
nett attrition.
Investment income of $578K was higher by $140K than last year due to increased dividends and interest.
The average yield on investments was 3.94% (Budget: 3.5% / LY 2.91%).
NET SURPLUS FOR THE SIX MONTH PERIOD TO 31 JULY WAS $333K – A POSITIVE OUTCOME.
MEMBERS’ EQUITY
Overall, Membership Fund & Reserves as at 31 July 2016 remain at $71.6m, close to that of last year.
This comprises of:
Property & Fixed Assets: $36.6m
Investments at book value: $30.6m (Fair Market Value $31.5m)
Net Current Assets: $4.3m
The Investments of $30.6m are stated at book value as at 31
July 2016. The fair market valuation of these investments is
$31.5m. Since the Club’s policy is only to book realised gains
on investments, the fair market value appreciation of $840K is
not reflected in the six-month management accounts.
Revenue Growth & Cost Savings Achieved Against Budget
Utilities Cost
Staff Costs
Total Operaing Costs
Investment Income
Other Operating Revenue
F & B Revenue
Total Operating Revenue
0%
20%
Achieved
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40%
60%
Growth / Savings
80%
100%
120%
FORECAST FOR NEXT SIX MONTHS
The main stream of revenue and costs are food and beverage
related. Given the challenging environment in which the Club
is operating, I am cautiously optimistic the financial year will
end on a positive note. The achievement of Net Surplus of
$333K against a breakeven budget at the half-year mark
provides encouragement to the Management and GC for
delivering a sound financial position going forward.
UNAUDITED INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT
for the six month period ended 31 July 2016
UNAUDITED BALANCE SHEET
as at 31 July 2016
Non-currentassets
Property,plantand
equipment
Investments&
InvestibleFunds
(Note)*
ManagedthroughFund
Managers
SelfManaged
Total
Currentassets
Cashandbank
balances
Members'account
Otherreceivablesand
prepayments
Inventories
Total
Currentliabilities
Tradeandother
payables
Members'advance
paymentsanddeposits
Subscriptionchargedin
advance
Incometaxpayable
Total
Netcurrentassets
Netassets
Asat
31-Jul-16
$'000
Asat
31-Jul-15
$'000
Asat
31-Jan-16
$'000
36,609
36,030
37,054
30,650
32,784
29,148
23,050
7,600
19,378
13,406
18,311
10,837
67,259
68,814
66,202
3,924
6,486
3,589
5,767
5,533
6,414
824
404
599
441
869
415
11,638
10,396
13,231
4,261
3,800
4,500
1,463
1,421
1,721
1,331
251
1,313
229
1,588
280
7,306
6,764
8,089
4,332
3,632
5,142
71,591
72,446
71,344
10,761
12,264
11,117
58,579
57,897
57,981
2,258
2,258
2,258
-7
28
-12
71,591
72,446
71,344
Fundsandreserves
Accumulatedspecial
fund(jackpotmachine)
Accumulatedoperating
fund
Propertyrevaluation
reserve
Fairvalueadjustment
reserve
TotalFundsand
reserves
Note: As at 31 July 2016 the fair value of the investments and investible
funds is S$31.5 million.
*Note: Credit of $840K arsing from Mark to Market revaluation of
investments as at 31 July 2016, has not been added to the Net
Surplus as these are not realised gains. Also refer to corresponding
note on Balance Sheet.
Zoeb Sadiq
Honorary Treasurer
THE TANGLIN CLUB PAGE 4
Children’s Day
Carnival
Bring your kids to the Club for a fun-filled afternoon with
sweet treats at the Poolside. Don’t forget your swimwear!
Saturday, 8 October
1.00pm to 5.00pm
Poolside
Complimentary
Highlights:
Inflatable | Balloon Twisting | Mime Show
Popcorn | Candyfloss | Ice-cream
*Partial closure of pool from 12 noon to facilitate setup of inflatable
ENQUIRIES: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG
| 6622 0432
IT’S ALL ABOUT YOU! HAPPY CHILDREN’S DAY!
SATURDAY, 8 OCTOBER
GETTING-TO-KNOW-YOU GAME
POKÉMON GO POKÉSTOPS
THE PS4 DANCE OFF
11.00am to 12 noon
Playroom
Complimentary
12.30pm to 1.30pm
Club-wide
Complimentary
Get to know new friends in
the Playroom while playing an
interactive game with our Youth
Relations Associates. There will
be interesting quizzes too – win a
souvenir if you can answer these
questions!
Did you know that we have 2 Pokéstops
here at the Club? We will be dropping a Lure
Module, so you might be able to catch that
rare Pokémon that you’ve been eyeing for a
while! Our PokéAmbassadors will be around
these 2 locations to assist you.
2.00pm to 3.30pm
Teens Lounge
Member Child $5 | Guest Child $10
Maximum of 15 participants
WATCH KUNG FU PANDA 3
FACE PAINTING OR HENNA TATTOO*
SAND ART CRAFTS
2.30pm to 4.00pm
Theatrette
Complimentary
3.00pm to 5.00pm
Family Block Verandah
Member/Guest Child $5
4.00pm to 5.00pm
Member/Guest Child $5
Show off your dancing skills in this
exciting ‘Just Dance’ Face Off
Challenge. We will be having an
elimination round and the best
dancer will win a $20 F&B Tanglin Club
voucher!
*Henna Tattoo for one hand only
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SIGN UP, PLEASE EMAIL YOUTH@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG OR CALL 6622 0461.
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General Manager’s Message
Dear Members
Let Us Entertain You!
After the success of our 150th anniversary carnival last year, we are
bringing back the giant pool inflatable, cotton candy, popcorn, ice
cream and more, in honour of our youngest Members, on 8 October.
Our Youth Team has also organised various activities on the day which
you may wish to partake in. So, mums, dads, grandparents, round up
the kids and join us at the Poolside. For more details, please refer to the
left-facing page. ‘Grown-ups’ get their turn to celebrate on the 15th!
Happy Deepavali
Personally, I always look forward to the Little India light-up each year
and the festive ‘magic’ that the lights and Deepavali bring with
them. The festival spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness,
knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. We can all benefit
from some sparkle and en'light'enment.
This month, our featured promotions turn in the direction of Deepavali.
Whether you choose to enjoy our sumptuous ‘Passage to India” Sunday
Lunch spread in the Churchill Room, our Indian cuisine demonstration
with Chef Joshi, our Wheelhouse Indian Express Lunch features, or our
Deepavali High Tea, I’m sure the Culinary Team will not disappoint.
Festive Wine Sale
Before you know it, Christmas and the New Year will be here. If you
are keen to stock up for the festivities, mark your calendar for the 5th of
November, and be sure to join us in the Main Clubhouse Lobby, daylong, for a fabulous wine tasting and fair from Treasury Wine Estates.
Our first such sale earlier this year was such an incredible success that
we’re bringing you an even better one this November. We are featuring
over 75 labels, an opportunity to speak to wine makers, enjoy canapés,
taste dozens of wines, and load up your ‘cellar’ at prices, lower than
anywhere on the island!
Entertaining Made Easy
Our Culinary Team is once again rolling out their mouth-watering menu
of holiday favourites, available for takeaway. Whether you choose
to entertain at home, require a hostess gift, or plan to celebrate the
holidays at the Club, we hope to be able to facilitate your entertainment
needs. Last month, I shared that we’ve made our collection of wine
and spirits available for purchase online. To visit our online bottle shop,
please go to www.tanglinclub.org.sg/online-bottle-shop.html.
“Lighten Up”
With all the festivities ahead, you may wish to kick start or enhance
your fitness levels by joining Aziz, and his team for fitness classes or
personal training. On page 25, our personal trainers are all featured
and together, the Fitness Team offers 45 lessons per week. Not to be
missed is our 8-Hour Yoga Retreat & Workshop on 20 October for stress
relief and rejuvenation.
Mosquito Control
Turning toward some housekeeping matters, in view of the recent Zika
virus outbreak in Singapore, the Club has doubled up on its fogging
efforts. Instead of the usual Monday morning fogging, we are now
fogging on both Monday and Friday mornings. In addition, our Facilities
and Housekeeping Teams have placed anti-mosquito devices into all
gutters and drains, and arranged to have all dry leaf areas checked
and stagnant water removed, if any.
Contact Details
We have been asked by the General Committee to tighten the
Clubhouse to ensure greater exclusivity and safety. As we make such
improvements, please be sure to update your particulars and your
"THE TANGLIN
TEAM STRIVES TO
CONTINUALLY RAISE
THE BAR AND YOUR
FEEDBACK HELPS TO
GUIDE US TO THAT END."
family’s so as to continue to enjoy seamless
access in the Club. It is helpful if you advise the
Membership Department of changes to your
email address, telephone/mobile numbers,
mailing address, marital status, children details,
IU number, etc. As we improve on the car park
IU access to prevent unauthorised entry into the
Club, please ensure your car registration is correct
and current. One car park label is accorded to
Single Membership and two car park labels for
Couple Membership. You can notify us of such
updates by emailing membership@tanglin-club.
org.sg, along with your membership number.
GIRO
Continuing along on administrative matters, if you
have not as yet arranged to make payment via
GIRO, the Finance Sub-Committee would like to
ask that you please consider doing so. The form is
available on our website, or from either the Sports
or Front Desk.
We’re Listening!
The Tanglin Team strives to continually raise the bar
and your feedback helps to guide us to that end.
October will see us release a survey that explores
your sentiments toward our sports and recreational
facilities and activities. We encourage you to let
us know how we can better meet your needs by
taking time to fill out the brief survey.
Happy Deepavali!
Warmly
Josie Tulipano
General Manager
THE TANGLIN CLUB PAGE 6
Follow us to Ishikawa
Private & Bespoke Tours
Any off-the-rack shirt or jacket may fit you, but it is beyond doubt that a
tailored one will fit you best. The same goes with your travel plans. As a
specialist in Japan, Follow Me Japan is able to completely customise a trip
for you. With a departure date that is completely up to you, you can fix
the travel date with your friends and let us customise a trip based on your
preference. From a trip to cover all the highlights of Ishikawa to one that
focuses on your particular interest, be it art museums or heritage sites, you
will find a tour to finally call your own.
Luxury Ryokan
A visit to Japan will never be complete without staying in a ryokan. In
Ishikawa, you will find different types of ryokan to fit any traveller.
From traditional Japanese ryokan with centuries of history to modern
ryokan with all the creature comforts (Read: WIFI connection and proper
beds) that you can think of. Regardless of traditional or modern ryokan,
there are a few things that remain constant in Japan’s ryokan. Sincere
Japanese hospitality, kaiseki dinners created from local and seasonal
food and hot springs to soak all your troubles away.
Gourmet Food
Japanese cuisine is a feast for both the eyes and stomach; freshness
is its quintessence. You are in for a treat when you visit Ishikawa.
Blessed by its mountains and the surrounding seas, Ishikawa is a
treasure trove of gourmet food. You will find seasonal offerings like
Snow Crab and Yellowtail, Ishikawa’s very own Kaga Kaiseki, and
some of the freshest sashimi you will ever find. Although Ishikawa
is just a bullet train ride away from Tokyo, it is good news to all that
the cost of the food here is significantly lower than its Tokyo
counterparts, making it even more essential to try the gourmet food
of Ishikawa.
16 Raffles Quay #B1-14D Hong Leong Building Singapore 048581
Tel:+65 6221 4250 Fax:+65 6226 7293
E-mail:enquiry@followmejapan.com.sg
Food & Beverage
PASSAGE TO INDIA:
SUNDAY LUNCH
Sunday's the best time for you to unwind and indulge in
a decadent Indian lunch buffet at the Churchill Room.
Invite your friends for great company.
Month of October
12 noon to 2.30pm
Churchill Room
Member $29.95 | Guest $39.95
Child Member $14.95 | Child Guest $19.95
RESERVATION & ENQUIRIES:
FRONTOFFICE@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | 6622 0555
A $10 surcharge applies for no-shows.
Upcoming Churchill Room
Closures:
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1 October
Annual POT Games Dinner
3 October
Introduction Evening
12 October
Private Event (Lunch)
15 October
Blanc Party (Dinner)
27 October
Palo Alto Wine Dinner
29 October
Deepavali (Lunch & Dinner)
21 & 31 October
Private Event (Dinner)
DEEPAVALI HIGH TEA
Celebrating Deepavali is incomplete without a touch of sweets.
Enjoy delightful mithai with your family at the Tea Room. Children are
welcome during this time.
Sunday, 23 October
3.30pm to 5.00pm
Tea Room
$28 per tea stand (serves two)
*Partial closure of Tea Room from 2.00pm to facilitate setup
COOKING WITH CHEF JOSHI
Watch and learn how to cook classic Indian cuisine! Our very own Chef
from the Wheelhouse Kitchen, Chef Joshi, will be showing you how to
prepare delicious Dal Tarka (Creamy Yellow Lentil cooked with Onions
and Spices) and Kadai Jhinga (Prawn Curry with Bell Pepper). Limited
seats are available. Reserve now!
Wednesday, 19 October
3.00pm to 5.00pm
Fireplace
Member $38 | Guest $48
RESERVATIONS: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | ENQUIRIES: 6622 0432
Please note that only form and email bookings / cancellations are accepted.
Photos are for illustration purposes only.
THE TANGLIN CLUB PAGE 10
WHEELHOUSE
EXPRESS LUNCH BUFFET
Month of October
Indian theme every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Daily Lunch: $14.80
Includes soup, salad bar, hot dishes and dessert
Monday
Salad Bar Buffet with Indian Influence
Mulligatawny Soup
Butter Chicken with Tomato Gravy
Aloo Gobi
Briyani Chawal (Pilau Rice)
Indian Dessert Buffet
WHEELHOUSE OCTOBER SPECIAL
Chicken Kathi Kebab Roll
$9.80
A popular street food in India, this tasty chicken kathi
kebab roll will leave you wanting more!
Wednesday
Salad Bar Buffet with Indian Influence
Jeera Dal Soup (Lentil)
Vegetable Jalfrezy
Fish Curry Masala
Steamed Peas Pulao (Briyani Rice with Peas)
Indian Dessert Buffet
Friday
Salad Bar Buffet with Indian Influence
Tomato Sorba
Shabnam Curry
(Mixed Vegetable Curry with Mushroom)
Mutton Rogan
Steamed Basmati Rice
Indian Dessert Buffet
Photos are for illustration purposes only.
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PALO ALTO RESERVA
SAUVIGNON BLANC 2014
Origin: Maule Valley, Chile
Tasting Notes: Of bright greenish yellow
colour and intensely aromatic, this Sauvignon
Blanc stands out for its citrus notes, herbs and
white peaches. On the palate it is fresh and
balanced. Its vibrant acidity provides a very
attractive persistence and juiciness.
$9.20 per glass | $43.60 per bottle
GLENFIDDICH 15 YEARS
PALO ALTO RESERVA I
2014
Origin: Maule Valley, Chile
Tasting Notes: A wine of intense colour and
violet hues that seduces with its aromas of
blueberries, plums and mocha. In the mouth it is
structured, soft, and with character, presenting
a good balance between the sweetness of its
tannins and its time in barrels. Persistent finish.
$9.20 per glass | $43.60 per bottle
Colour: Golden, a red hue.
Nose: An intriguingly complex aroma. Sweet heather honey
and vanilla fudge combined with rich dark fruits.
Taste: Silky smooth, revealing layers of sherry oak, marzipan,
cinnamon and ginger. Full-bodied and bursting with flavour.
Finish: Satisfyingly rich with lingering sweetness.
$11.50 per glass | All Bars
$181 per bottle | Wet Bar only
1:1 GLASS WHISKY WEDNESDAYS
ENJOY THE BEST PRICES ON THE ISLAND
Wine, Whiskies, Spirits & More @ Tanglin
Shop conveniently at the click of a button.
Visit our Online Bottle Shop today.
http://www.tanglinclub.org.sg/online-bottle-shop.html
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Please note that your membership account will be charged accordingly once an order has been placed.
Please allow 7 working days for processing.
Complimentary delivery is applicable for orders above $350.
For orders below $350, the wines will be available for pick up at the Tea Room.
If you have any enquiries relating to your order, please call 6622 0442 or email tctearoom@tanglin-club.org.sg.
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10 Good Reasons to Visit Tangles
We are pleased to inform Members that the Tangles Café has re-opened. We have taken on
board thoughtful feedback shared with us at the various ‘menu focus group meetings’ and
are excited to further diversify our range of products and services for you. Here is a summary
of what we have done:
1
EARLIER OPTION FOR BREAKFAST
Tangles opens daily at 8.00am. Grab a bite or have a breakfast smoothie before you hit the
gym or tennis courts.
2
OPEN FOR DINNER
Instead of the kitchen closing at 6.00pm like in the past, Tangles now closes at 9.00pm (last
order at 8.45pm). This means you can have your dinner at Tangles after your evening game.
While Tangles is closed on Tuesdays, the Beer Garden is open from 8.00am to 10.00pm on
Tuesdays.
3
HEALTHIER DISHES & MORE VEGGIES
We hear you! We bring you a variety of salads, sandwiches and wraps. Don’t like what we
have? Create your own by choosing your preferred base and favourite toppings – great for
vegetarians! Please visit our website or drop by Tangles to view the menu.
4
MORE CASUAL
Some Members have commented that they would like a casual café with a more relaxed
dress code as an alternative to the Tea Room. We hope you will enjoy the new Tangles with a
faster, more casual, self-serve environment. Sports attire is welcome here.
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FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Children are welcome at Tangles! In fact, we have a ‘Kids Corner’ on our menu that includes
Cheeseburger, Chicken Tenders, Chicken Quesadillas, and Hot Dog. These dishes are served
with a side salad and/or sweet potato French fries.
6
SWEET POTATO FRENCH FRIES
A very popular request from Members – we now have them at Tangles!
7
BETTER QUALITY COFFEE
Coffee enthusiasts, you’ll be pleased to know that Tangles uses a barista coffee machine,
which means that we’re able to serve you better quality coffee.
8
LAPTOP FRIENDLY
There are power points available at the computer bar and row of seats located at the side of
Tangles, so this is a great place to park yourself with a laptop.
9
NEWSPAPERS
Daily papers are available at Tangles, so catch up on the latest news while having your
breakfast here.
10
ASIAN FOOD
For those who prefer Asian food, we serve a different Asian dish each day. Please check with
our friendly staff for our daily specials.
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Tangles Promotion
Month of October
8.00am to 11.00am
Purchase any salad/wrap/sandwich
& enjoy 50% off any beverage!
Promotion is limited to 1 beverage
per salad/wrap/sandwich order.
Photo is for illustration purposes only.
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Entertainment
LONGEVITY TALK &
FOOD DEMONSTRATION
Want to take 10 years off your age? Learn the secrets of
anti-ageing by joining Ms Menka and our Executive Chef
Eric for a nutrition talk, with tips on recipes and how to
prepare foods that help keep you young – both on the
inside and outside.
Thursday, 13 October
3.30pm to 5.00pm
Fireplace
Member $20| Guest $25
Minimum of 10 persons to sign up for the event
to proceed
THE TANGLIN CLUB WINE CIRCLE
TASTING OF MARGARET
RIVER WINES
Friday, 28 October
7.00pm
Raffles Room
Price (inclusive of GST):
Wine Circle Member: $50
Non-Wine Circle Member: $80
Guest: $90
Dress Code: Club Standard
For our journey down South, we taste 7 wines spanning
different grape varietals from some of the best known
Margaret River wineries. The wines, aged between 3 and 6
years old, should be drinking well now:
1. Cape Mentelle Chardonnay 2012
2. Cape Mentelle Cabernet Merlot 2011
3. Cullen Cabernet Merlot 2012
4. Moss Wood Semillon 2013
5. Moss Wood Amy's Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
6. Vasse Felix Cabernet Merlot 2011
7. Voyager Chardonnay 2010
Some food will be provided to complement the wines.
RESERVATIONS: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | ENQUIRIES: 6622 0432
Please note that only form and email bookings / cancellations are accepted.
A 1-week cancellation policy applies, unless stated otherwise.
This event is limited to 40 participants. Members are requested to book at least
48 hours in advance, to facilitate better planning for the food and service.
Forecast of Future Events:
Friday, 25 November – Gala Dinner
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About Ms Menka
After three years of extensive
curriculum and intense training
in Nutritional Therapy, Menka
gained a Master's Degree in
Personalised Nutrition in the
UK. Before this, she has worked
for many years as a Medical
Doctor in Singapore, India
and London.
Topics:
• What is Longevity?
• Current research on Aging
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Overall strategy for Longevity
• Foods and nutrients to keep you young and happy
About Executive Chef Eric
Eric graduated from the
Singapore Hotel and Tourism
Education Centre (SHATEC)
with a Diploma in Culinary Skills
and possesses more than 15
years of experience in food
preparation accumulated in
the slew of 5-star hotels where
has worked. He is now the
Executive Chef at
The Tanglin Club.
Cooking Demonstration Items:
• Chopped Kale
• Chlorophyll Fruit Mojito
RESERVATIONS: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | ENQUIRIES: 6622 0432
Please note that only form and email bookings / cancellations are
accepted. A 1-week cancellation policy applies.
BUTLER PASSED CANAPÉS
Vine Tomato “BLT” burrata, arugula pesto, bacon crisp
Compressed Watermelon balsamic pearl, feta mousse
Smoked Salmon tartar, cucumber box, lemon cream
Breaded Short Rib (Warm) hickory BBQ mayo, caramelised sweet shallot
PALO ALTO SPARKLING AND PALO ALTO RESERVA I 2014
FOIE GRAS
compression of duck liver & rillettes, grenadine port wine jel,
naked grape, micro cress
PALO ALTO SPARKLING
WILD MUSHROOM
mushroom velouté, truffle chicken tortellini, milk froth
PALO ALTO CHARDONNAY 2015
SCALLOP
seared hokkaido scallop
chorizo, pea & potato fricassée, crustacean emulsion, affilla cress
PALO ALTO RESERVA SAUVIGNON BLANC 2014
VEAL
slow-roasted veal tenderloin with soft herbs
smoked potato sabayon, glazed baby carrot, cocoa flavour veal jus
PALO ALTO WINEMAKER’S SELECTION 2014
APPLE
oven preserved apple tart, pear William sorbet
with Madagascar vanilla sauce
CYT LATE HARVEST SAUVIGNON BLANC
PALO ALTO WINE DINNER
Look forward to an evening of
unparalleled food and wine
experience hosted by South
East Asia Regional Manager
of QM Brands Concha y Toro
Asia, Francesco Cartoni. Viña
Palo Alto comes from Maule
Valley, the largest wine region
of Chile and with the longest
winemaking tradition in the
country. Join Francesco as he
explores the complexity and
depths of the different wines in
this engaging 5-course dinner.
Friday, 27 October
7.30pm
Churchill Room
Member $98 | Guest $118
RESERVATIONS: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | ENQUIRIES: 6622 0432
Please note that only form and email bookings / cancellations are accepted.
A 1-week cancellation policy applies.
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SEÑOR CHURCHILL’S
Once again, back by popular demand, renowned Spanish Chef Esmeraldo Oteruelo is our Resident
Guest Chef in the Churchill Room this November. Due to his overwhelming popularity last time, we are
converting the Churchill Room into Señor Churchill’s for his month-long visit. That means everything is
going Spanish! Do mark your calendar and plan to join us in November. Olé!
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Buen Provecho!
SPANISH SUNDAYS
Month of November
12 noon to 2.30pm
Member $39.95 | Guest $49.95
Member Child $20 | Guest Child $25
WEDNESDAY TAPAS NIGHT
From 7.30pm
A la carte menu
SPANISH EXECUTIVE LUNCH
Buffet only $20
Main only $25
Buffet & Main $35
Buffet includes soup, appetiser, dessert,
coffee or tea
A LA CARTE AND SET DINNER
WITH WINE PAIRING
Nightly
SPANISH COOKING CLASS
WITH CHEF ES
Thursday, 17 November
3.30pm to 5.00pm
Fireplace
Member $35 | Guest $45
SPANISH WINE DINNER
WITH CHEF ES
Thursday, 24 November
7.30pm
Churchill Room
Member $98 | Guest $118
RESERVATIONS & ENQUIRIES: FRONTOFFICE@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | 6622 0555
A $10 surcharge applies for no-shows | The Churchill Room is closed on Mondays | Reservations are required
Photo is for illustration purposes only.
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Preserved Floral
Arrangement Workshop
Want to learn how to adorn your home with preserved flowers
for Christmas? Preserved flowers are a new trend in Singapore.
They are fresh-cut flowers which have undergone several
treatments to retain freshness and can last up to 1-2 years
without water.
During the 1-hour workshop, you will learn the following:
• basic background on preserved flowers
• make mini Christmas tree / table candle with preserved
flowers
At the end of the workshop, you may bring your artwork back
and display it in your favourite corner of your house or present it
to your loved one as a gift.
Thursday, 17 November
3.30pm to 5.00pm
Claymore Room
Member $38 | Guest $48
Minimum of 10 participants
Christmas Pantomime:
Jack and the Beanstalk
Alas! Poor Jack – he seems to always get into trouble,
and his Mother is such a difficult person to get along
with! It all started with selling the cow, and golly did that
go wrong too. The beans seemed like a great trade, but
then there was all this trouble with the Giant!
Saturday, 26 November, 7.00pm
Sunday, 27 November, 11.00am
Theatrette
Member $32 | Guest $35
RESERVATIONS: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | ENQUIRIES: 6622 0432
Please note that only form and email bookings / cancellations are accepted.
A 1-week cancellation policy applies.
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Enchanted Christmas Bazaar
Beat the crowd and do your Christmas shopping right here at
the Club. Find something a little more special that can’t be
found in the mall. Don’t miss the hourly ‘Members only’ lucky
draw from 5.00pm to 8.00pm.
Sunday, 27 November
12 noon to 8.00pm
Churchill Room
Complimentary entry
Cash transactions only;
DBS ATM is located near the Tea Room
Members who are interested to participate
in the bazaar may contact Chumkie at
chumkie@fairsandbazaars.com.
Enchanted Christmas Tree Lighting
Don’t miss our annual Tree Lighting which is definitely
a favourite among Members, especially the little
ones! It’ll be a jolly good time with the Tanglin Club
Choir gracing the event with Christmas carols, a
‘Toy Soldiers’ performance, and photo-taking
with Santa.
Enjoy light refreshments with fellow
Members, and do remember
to take candid photos at our
complimentary photo booth!
Sunday, 27 November
From 6.30pm
Main Lobby
Complimentary
ENQUIRIES: EVENTS@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG | 6622 0430
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IT'S MOVIE TIME
Fancy catching a movie? Bring along your family and friends to The Tanglin Club
Theatrette and catch these screenings which are complimentary. To make your experience
even more enjoyable, popcorn and drinks are available for purchase at The Tea Room.
ADULT SCREENINGS
Showtimes: Friday, 8.00pm | Saturday, 6.00pm & 9.00pm
| Sunday, 6.00pm & 9.00pm
CHILDREN’S MATINEES
Showtimes: Saturday & Sunday, 2.30pm
Due to the recent Copyright Act, we are only able to screen movies from a limited pool of titles; therefore, some of
the titles that were initially advertised have been changed. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
2 October | 132mins
Legend (2015) M18 Crime
Cast: Tom Hardy,
Paul Bettany, Duffy
1 & 2 October | 96mins
Puss in Boots (2011)
G Adventure
Voice Cast: Antonio
Banderas, Salma Hayek,
Zach Galifianakis
7-9 October | 106mins
Suffragette (2015)
PG Drama
Cast: Carey Mulligan,
Helena Bonham Carter,
Brendan Gleeson
8 & 9 October | 95mins
Kung Fu Panda 3 (2015)
PG Comedy
Voice Cast: Jack Black,
Angelina Jolie,
Bryan Cranston
14 & 15 October | 112mins
Thanks for Sharing (2012)
M18 Comedy
Cast: Mark Ruffalo, Gwyneth
Paltrow, Alecia “Pink” Moore
15 & 16 October | 85mins
Shaun the Sheep (2015)
G Comedy
Voice Cast: Justin Fletcher,
John Sparkes, Kate Harbour
21-23 October | 83mins
The Possession of Michael
King (2014) M18 Horror
Cast: Shane Johnson,
Ella Anderson, Cara Pifko
22 & 23 October | 101mins
Rio 2 (2014) PG Adventure
Voice Cast: Anne Hathaway,
Jesse Eisenberg, Bruno Mars
28-30 October | 113mins
Macbeth (2015) M18 Drama
Cast: Michael Fassbender,
Marion Cotillard,
David Thewlis
29 & 30 October | 96mins
Despicable Me (2010)
PG Comedy
Voice Cast: Sandra Bullock,
Chris Renaud, Steve Carell
Please note that the Theatrette will be closed
for a private event on Sunday, 16 October
from 5.00pm to 9.30pm.
Thank you for your understanding.
TERMS:
Film Ratings: G – General viewing | PG – Parent guidance required | NC16 – No children below 16
• Entrance to the Theatrette will be via the main foyer only.
• For Members intending to bring in more than 10 guests, prior reservation is required to be made through events@tanglin-club.org.sg.
• Moviegoers are to be seated at least 10 minutes before showtime.
• Members will be fully responsible for their children and guests in ensuring that the screened film is suitable for viewing,
in accordance with the rules governed by the Singapore vie Board of Film Censors.
• Members will be fully responsible for the conduct and behavior of their children and guests, and be answerable to the Committee in the respect of the same.
• No smoking is permitted within the Theatrette.
• To comply with Fire Safety Regulations, no person may sit in any area other than in the seats provided, nor may any person stand to watch any part of the show.
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FOR ENQUIRIES, PLEASE CALL THE FRONT DESK AT 6622 0555.
NO BOOKINGS ARE REQUIRED; ENTRY WILL BE ON A FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED BASIS.
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Youth
Ahoy Matey!
HALLOWEEN 2016
Gather your mates and look forward to a fun and spooky Halloween party! Delicious pirate-themed food
await you – including ‘bloody’ spaghetti Bolognese, hot dog boat, nuggets, French fries and assorted desserts.
Yummy! So what are you waiting for? Put on your pirate hat and costume – not forgetting your black eye patch –
and join us for a terrific time!
Sunday, 30 October
12 noon to 2.00pm
Raffles Room
Member $45 | Guest $50
Maximum of 80 participants
Photos are for illustration purposes
only.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SIGN UP, PLEASE EMAIL YOUTH@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG OR CALL 6622 0461.
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Books Section
NON-FICTION
BOOK OF THE MONTH:
COMETH THE HOUR
by Jeffrey Archer
Cometh the Hour opens with the reading
of a suicide note, which has devastating
consequences for Harry and Emma Clifton,
Giles Barrington and Lady Virginia.
Giles must decide if he should withdraw from
politics and try to rescue Karin, the woman
he loves, from behind the Iron Curtain. But is
Karin truly in love with him, or is she a spy?
Lady Virginia is facing bankruptcy, and can
see no way out of her financial problems,
until she is introduced to the hapless Cyrus T.
Grant III from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who's
in England to see his horse run at Royal Ascot.
Sebastian Clifton is now the Chief Executive
of Farthings Bank and a workaholic, whose
personal life is thrown into disarray when he
falls for Priya, a beautiful Indian girl. But her
parents have already chosen the man she
is going to marry. Meanwhile, Sebastian's
rivals Adrian Sloane and Desmond Mellor are
still plotting to bring him and his chairman
Hakim Bishara down, so they can take over
Farthings.
Harry Clifton remains determined to get
Anatoly Babakov released from a gulag in
Siberia, following the international success
of his acclaimed book, Uncle Joe. But then
something unexpected happens that none
of them could have anticipated.
Cometh the Hour is the penultimate book
in the Clifton Chronicles and, like the five
previous novels – all of which hit the New
York Times bestseller list – showcases Jeffrey
Archer's extraordinary storytelling with his
trademark twists.
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A Chance of A Lifetime: Lee Kuan Yew And The Physical Transformation Of
Singapore | Ho, Peter / Liu, Thai Ker / Liew, Mun Leong
Alter Egos: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and the Twilight Struggle Over
American Power| Landler, Mark
The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet | Chambers, Becky
The Malayan Emergency: A Small, Distant War | Yao, Souchou
Singapore In Transition: Hope, Anxiety and Question Marks | Han Fook
Kwang
The Lady And The Generals: Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma’s Struggle for
Freedom | Popham, Peter
Robert Kuok | Tan Yen Fong / Low, Michelle
The Art of Travel | Botton, Alain De
Simple Beginnings: Building a Life of Integrity, Resilience and Service |Tan,
Eng Liang / Tan, Lynn
Winning Against The Odds | S R Nathan
Undercover Muslim A Journey into Yemen | Padnos, Theo
Literature Book (Big Ideas) | DK
India Rising: Fresh Hope, New Fears | Velloor, Ravi
In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom | Park, Yeonmi
Don't Trust, Don't Fear, Don't Beg 100 Days as a Prisoner of Putin - The Story
of the Arctic 30 | Stewart, Ben
Up Close With Lee Kuan Yew | Kuok, Robert/ How, Yong Pung/ Wok,
Othman/ Aishah, Puan Noor/ Nathan
Five Presidents | Hill, Clint/ McCubbin, Lisa (CON)
Red Notice How I Became Putin's No. 1 Enemy | Browder, Bill
Through the Lens of Lee Kip Lin: Photographs of Singapore, 1965-1995
(Hardback) | Lai, Chee Kien/ Kien, Lai Chee
FICTION
A Divided Spy | Cumming, Charles
Bullseye| James Patterson
Black Widow | Silva, Daniel
Falling | Green, Jane
Cometh the Hour| Archer, Jeffrey
Light of Paris | Brown, Eleanor
Do Not Say We Have Nothing | Thien, Madeleine
Death of a Perm Sec | Wong, Souk Yee
Everything I Don't Remember | Khemiri, Jonas Hassen / Willson-Broyles,
Rachel
Blind | Weeks, Cath
Private Rio: The Games | Patterson, James
Magic | Steel, Danielle
Now That It’s Over: A Novel | O, Thiam Chin
I Found You | Jewell, Lisa
The Dying Detective | Persson, Leif G. W.
Sugarbread | Jaswal, Balli Kaur
Nakano Thrift Shop (Paperback) | Kawakami, Hiromi
Die of Shame (English Language Edition) | Billingham, Mark
Robert Ludlum's the Bourne Enigma | Lustbader, Eric
Birthday Stories Selected and Introduced by Haruki Murakami |
Murakami, Haruki
Let’s Give It Up for Gimme Lao! | Sim, Sebastian
I Almost Forgot About You | McMillan, Terry
Bay of Sighs | Roberts, Nora
The Paris Secret | Swan, Karen
The Vegetarian: A Novel | Kang, Han / Smith, Deborah
As Time Goes By | Clark, Mary Higgins
Truly Madly Guilty| Moriarty, Liane
DVDs Section
DVD/BLU RAY OF THE MONTH:
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (1962)
Digitally Re-mastered & Fully Restored
Directed by Robert Mulligan | Story by Harper Lee | Starring Gregory Pec, Mary Badham, Robert Duvall
Scout Finch, 6, and her older brother, Jem, live in sleepy Maycomb, Alambama, spending much of
their time with their friend Dill and spying on their reclusive and mysterious neighbour, Boo Radley. When
Atticus, their widowed father and a respected lawyer, defends a black man named Tom Robinson
against fabricated rape charges, the trial and tangent events expose the children to evils of racism and
stereotyping.
ACTION
Fan (Hindi) - 2016 (PG)
*Featuring Shah Rukh Khan Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen (Mandarin)
- 2010 (NC16)
Udta Punjab (Hindi) - 2016 (M18)
Bajirao Mastani (Hindi) - 2015 (PG)
Bajrangi Bhaijaan (Hindi) - 2015 (PG)
Azhar (Hindi) - 2016 (PG)
Hail, Caesar! - 2016 (PG)
A Bridge Too Far - 1977 (PG)
The Bridge of the River Kwai - 1957 (NC16)
Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (Hindi) - 2015 (PG)
Taxi - 2004 (PG)
To Kill a Mockingbird - 1962 (PG)
*Classic
ANIMATED
The Angry Birds Movie - 2016 (PG)
The Boy and The Beast (Japanese) - 2015 (PG)
*Japanese Academy Winner
COMEDY
Dad's Army - 2016 (PG)
The Boss - 2016 (M18)
DRAMA
Shorts: The Adventure of the Wishing Rock - 2009 (PG)
I Saw the Light - 2015 (M18)
Cover Girl - 1944 (M18)
*Classic
*Award Winning Best Musical Score 1945
Vertigo - 1958 (M18)
*Classic
Secret in Their Eyes - 2015 (PG)
The Mule - 2014 (M18)
TV SERIES
Save the Family (Korean) - 2015 (PG)
House of Bluebird (Korean) - 2015 (PG)
Mind Your Language: The Complete Collection - 197779 (PG)
ALSO AVAILABLE ON BLU RAY
To Kill a Mockingbird - 1962 (PG)
*Classic
The Boy and The Beast (Japanese) - 2015 (PG)
*Japanese Academy Winner
Shorts: The Adventure of the Wishing Rock - 2009 (PG)
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SYED
Personal Trainer/
Gym Assistant
Syed specialises in
strength training,
body conditioning,
general fitness, high
intensity training and
weight loss.
GET FIT & HEALTHY
BOOK A FREE CONSULTATION
WITH ONE OF OUR PERSONAL
TRAINERS TODAY
Please email Aziz at
aziz.kamsani@tanglin-club.org.sg
or call the Gym at 6622 0575.
Visit the 'Gymnasium' page
(under 'Sports & Recreation') on our
website for more details.
ASRI
Personal Trainer/
Gym Assistant
Asri specialises in
overall conditioning,
strength and core
training.
MACHI
Personal Trainer
NADIA
Personal Trainer
Machi specialises in training seniors to
get back in shape, and those who are
training for marathons or triathlons.
Nadia specialises in
muscle endurance,
strength and core
training, weight
management,
preparation for IPPT
or NAPFA test and
training seniors to
get back in shape.
Personal Trainer
Crystal specialises in
pre and post natal
fitness, weight loss
and supports you to
achieve specific goals
such as marathons and
ultra-marathons.
TEDDY
YAZZIEQ
Personal Trainer
Personal Trainer
FARHAN
Personal Trainer
Teddy specialises
in weight
loss, toning
and building
of muscles,
and sports
performance.
Yazzieq specialises
in fat loss, muscle
building, sports and
strength conditioning,
Kettlebell training,
Muay Thai and
Kickboxing, and sportsrelated rehabilitation.
Farhan trains clients in
high-intensity interval
training (HIIT) training,
weight training and
kick boxing, and
specialises in weight
loss and strength
training.
COLIN
ASH
Personal Trainer
Ash is resultsoriented and
experienced in
personal and
small group
strength training.
Personal Trainer
Colin has
experience
ranging from
Kettlebell training
to Muay Thai and
also specialises
in weight
management
and post injury
rehabilitation.
Sign up for a 10-session package from $700 to $800 and
enjoy a complimentary yoghurt of your choice!
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CRYSTAL
LEWIS
Personal Trainer
Lewis specialises
in functional
movement system,
NeuroKinetic
therapy and
Kettlebell training.
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This October, we invite you to an 8-hour total mind and body detox.
Stress Relief | Detoxification | Relaxation | Renewed Strength |
Revitalisation | Rejuvenation
Thursday, 20 October
7.00am to 3.30pm
Multi-Purpose Hall
Member $160.50 | Guest $181.90
Inclusive of yoga sessions, workshop, breakfast & lunch
Programme
7.00am – 7.30am
7.30am – 8.30am
8.30am – 10.00am
10.00am – 10.30am
10.30am – 12 noon
ZUMBA & URBANHANIZE
90-MINUTE ‘MASH UP’
DANCE PARTY!
Switch in and out of thumping high energy Zumba and
Urbhanize choreography with legendary SUHAIMI &
FARAH as they combine the best of the dance worlds –
Latina, pop, hip hop, and Bollywood-style bangra.
No dance experience is required – just come alone or
invite friends and have some FUN!
Saturday, 8 October
2.00pm to 3.30pm
Studio 1
Complimentary for all Ultimate Fitness Feast
(UFF) Members
Non-UFF Member: $21.40
12.10pm – 1.00pm
1.00pm – 2.15am
2.15pm – 3.30pm
3.30pm
Registration
Pranayama & Meditation by Yvonne
Forrest Yoga Workshop Part 1 by Yvonne
(Unravelling the Mysteries of the Neck,
Shoulder and Hips)
Healthy Breakfast
Forrest Yoga Workshop Part 2 by Yvonne
(Revitalise your Spine)
Healthy Lunch
Myofascial Release Yoga by Melvyn
(FREE Myofasicial Ball for participants)
Mindfulness Yoga by Malika
Ginger Tea will be served
ULTIMATE FITNESS
FEAST PROMOTION
October till December 2016
Get a stamp for every
Ultimate Fitness Feast class
($104.86).
For every 12 stamps, receive
a complimentary smoothie of
your choice at Tangles*!
*Redeemable within 2 months.
FOR ENQUIRIES OR TO SIGN UP, PLEASE CONTACT AZIZ AT 6622 0575 OR EMAIL AZIZ.KAMSANI@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG.
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Balut Section
The Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) hosted the 4th round of the 32nd Inter-Club Balut competition in August, and SCC is known to
put on an excellent spread and generally be very good hosts. This time was no exception, and they decided that hospitality be
damned by winning this round of the series. Andrew Goh from the Singapore Recreation Club took the honours for the highest
total score, and our own Tanglin Team 3 came in a creditable third. Grace Goh and Susie Tan stocked up their wine collection
with spot prize wins.
Our monthly game at the Fireplace was attended by 14 Members, who after 6 rounds of thumping the tables, pronounced that
the tables are sound and of excellent workmanship! Convenor Sethuraman, bravely fighting off various frogs in his throat and
minor irritants in his throat, shook hands with Padmini Panikar for her total score 647 points. She also had the highest game score
of 143, but according to the rules, that prize went to the next highest score of 138 recorded by Scribe.
Next month we do the 5th round of the Inter-Club, and six of our players head off to Kuching to play in the 2nd Invitational there.
More when we know more, so stay tuned.
Vikram Raman
Balut Section
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Billiards Section
HUGH AT THE HELM, KUDOS TO ANDREW HIGHLIGHT AUGUST SECTION NIGHT
With the postponement of the Resolution Trophy to September, the highlight of the month fell on the August 18 Section Night
which saw a good turnout of nine section fund members. July Section Night Winner Andrew Lim started the first game of the
evening looking to repeat his success from the previous month. His opponent, Senior Handicap Champion Hugh Scheffer,
thought otherwise and promptly defeated him. Hugh continued his fine form throughout the night, winning four of five frames, to
be crowned the October Winner. A special mention goes to Andrew for playing the second most number of games (four) and
for the shot of the night, a wicked double off the bottom cushion.
SECTION SNOOKER LADDER
CLUB SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP
The Section Snooker Ladder is finally making its comeback
after a long hiatus. The non-handicap Ladder will be
contested by Billiards Section Members only and the top
30 players will have their names featured on the Billiards
Room ranking board. Club Members of any standard are
welcome to join the Ladder at any time upon signing up
with the Section. Ladder matches are complimentary, all
the more reason to join the Section today!
The Club Snooker Championship for the Concorde Trophy
will be played in the month of November. The Championship
is open to all Club Members and we warmly welcome
everybody to participate in this event. Section Members will
enjoy complimentary entry into the tournament which will also
feature a Plate Event for the competitors who lose their first
round matches.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Annual Pot Games vs SCC
Saturday, 1 October
Hong Kong Overseas Trip
Friday, 7 October to Sunday, 9 October
Section Night
Thursday, 20 October
Club Snooker Championship
Monday, 7 November to Saturday, 26 November
Section Night
Thursday, 17 November
Please contact Raj at raj@tanglin-club.org.sg
for any enquiries.
JUNIOR SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP
In a comeback of even greater proportions after an absence
of more than 20 years, December will see the reappearance
of the Club Junior Snooker Championship. The Junior Snooker
Championship is open to all Household Members aged 16
years and above. Household Members aged 14 years and
above but under 16 must be issued a Playing Certificate by the
Senior Marker to participate. In exceptional circumstances, a
Household Member below 14 years of age may be granted
a Playing Certificate if approved by both the Billiards SubCommittee and the Senior Marker. To apply for a Playing
Certificate, please arrange a proficiency test with Aru at the
Billiards Room. Household Members interested to participate
in the Junior Snooker Championship are requested to contact
Raj at raj@tanglin-club.org.sg.
Chong Zhi Cheng
Deputy Convenor
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Bridge Section
BRIDGE LUNCHEON AT THE WHEELHOUSE
UPCOMING EVENT
Diwali High Tea & Games
Friday, 14 October
Raffles Room
The Bridge Section recently organised a light buffet
luncheon at the Wheelhouse. Twenty of us turned up and
it was a great opportunity to chit chat before the game.
We will announce the next lunch day soon and hopefully
more Members will be able to join us.
Dora Tan
Bridge Section
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August saw the Tanglin Club Choir joining in an evening of song and piano in the Churchill Room with boy soprano Mikey
Robinson and pianist/accompanist Bertrand Lee. This is the first time the Choir has performed in support of professional artists.
It was a sit down dinner and the performances were given between the different courses. The second set of the evening saw
the Tanglin Club Choir join the stage with Mikey as soloist in ‘Ave Maria’ (Bach and Gounod’s version) and the English song
‘Scarborough Fair’ (Traditional). The Choir then followed by singing the all-time favourite Chinese song, ‘Ye Lai Xiang’.
It was obvious that the audience thoroughly enjoyed the event and appreciated the stellar performances throughout the
evening.
We were delighted to hear the following from a General Committee (GC) Member after forwarding a video of the evening to
the GC – “Congratulations on an excellent performance. It is satisfying to see such significant progress for all your hard work. I
look forward to the Choir doing well in the year ahead. Franklin.”
The Choir had much fun practising for the show and is now looking forward to the upcoming Tree Lighting Performance in late
November. Meanwhile, as a charity outreach, we are taking our songs to share with the elderly at selected residences during
October.
The Choir always welcomes new Members and is hoping to inspire more people to take up singing. Do visit us any Wednesday
at the Theatrette from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. For enquiries, please call 6622 0438 or email events@tanglin-club.org.sg.
Sumita Joshi
Choir Committee Member
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Dance Section
THE DANCE SECTION PRESENTS
Ball
SATURDAY, 10 DECEMBER
7.30PM | CHURCHILL ROOM
DRESS CODE:
Gentlemen: Jacket over Open Collar Shirt
Ladies: In Conformity
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4-Course Western Dinner with complimentary glass of wine
Dance Section Member $75
Tanglin Club Member $82
Guest $92
Cover charge of $45 per person for non-diners
if seats are available at the bar.
Each Member may bring up to 4 guests.
RESERVATIONS & ENQUIRIES:
6622 0571 OR UMA.MAGES@TANGLIN-CLUB.ORG.SG
Last Date for Cancellation: Friday, 2 December
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Carols by Award Winning Bagpipe Band
Dance to music by Band and DJ Kason
Darts Section
DARTS AND THE NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION
On 20 August 2016 at 3.00pm, the Darts Section Members met at the newly refurbished Tangles to celebrate Singapore’s
51st National Day. It provided an opportunity for the Members to engage in friendly, fun and competitive darts.
The delightful atmosphere further enhanced the warmth of being together with friends once again at the Tangles. All the
winners walked away with Tanglin Club F&B vouchers. Light refreshments were served. We thank Eunice for helping with the
posters as well as organising the refreshments.
Sepalika Kumarasinghe
Darts Committee Member
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Golf Section
AUGUST IN HOUSE GAME
In a very notable August week in Singapore’s sporting annals and preceding the
100m Butterfly Final in Rio, sixteen Tanglin golfers took some time out from their
respective Olympic pursuits to chase the little white ball around the fairways of Seletar
Country Club.
This in-house event offered the opportunity for Golf Section Members to hone their skills
on one of Singapore’s finest courses in time for the upcoming Tanglin Major, the Annual
Golf Championship.
The sky being a little overcast provided ideal conditions for a very pleasant game of
golf with the competition being of a Stableford format.
Following the game, players gathered at the terrace to share some of the day’s
experiences and satisfy appetites with some traditional Makan Kecil and beer. As part
of the après golf session, flights of golfers formed teams for a mini quiz. The captain’s
flight demonstrated their prowess on Olympics trivia and came out clear winners. Well
done to the members of the winning team – Alex Eow, Hugh Hoyes Cock, Paul Gelardi
and Wolfgang Hollerman.
Golf Winners for the Day
Paul Healy (37 points)
Jurgen Martiens (34 points)
Alex Eow (33 points)
A consolation lucky draw was also made in which Rohit Chawla masterfully picked his
own name out of the hat.
FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
Thursday, 13 October – Friendly Game with SAFRA
Wednesday to Sunday, 2 to 6 November – The Dalat Trip
Thursday, 17 November – November In-House Game at
Sembawang Country Club
Friday, 9 December – Christmas Golf at Tanah Merah
Country Club (Tampines Course)
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Paul Healy
Member of Golf Committee
Lawn Bowls Section
LAWN BOWLS MONTHLY
FUN AND BBQ FOR
TANGLIN CLUB FAMILIES
The 2nd Fun Bowls and BBQ day on 29 July
proved to be popular. This event, held every
last Friday of the month, had many families
participating with their teenage and young
children. They had a thoroughly exciting
bowling day, ending with a sumptuous BBQ
dinner, prepared no less than by the Lawn
Bowls Convenor himself, Rodger Kimpton.
Unfortunately, the 3rd session scheduled on 26
August had to be cancelled due to the heavy
haze.
Ling Ten Ing
Lawn Bowls Committee Member
01 “Hurrah, I made it!”
02 Children having their fun with children’s bowls.
03 Parents and children making a try
04 Parents making a try too
05 Rest and Recreation after a hard game at Lawn Bowls
Terrace
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Squash Section
FRIENDLY GAME WITH VISITING BANDUNG TEAM
On Friday, 5 August, the touring Bandung Squash team
from Indonesia visited The Tanglin Club for a friendly squash
competition. The team was very strong on paper with 6
players all graded A2 or better and featured 2 players who
won silver medals in the jumbo doubles competition at last
year's South East Asian Games.
We were able to pull together a reasonably competitive side
and decided to hold 5 singles matches, with a range of other
fun doubles being played over the course of the night. Team
Tanglin got off to a great start with our Squash and Tennis
Club Champion Rob Chen winning 3-0 over SEA Games silver
medallist Sandi Arisma.
At the completion of the singles matches, the Indonesia team
was winning 3-2. So in order to try to level the tie, we put up 1
jumbo doubles match in which Tanglin was able to overcome
Ade Furqon, also a SEA Games gold medallist, who found the weight of his Manager Dahni too much to carry. It was a very
diplomatic 3-3 result and we proceeded with the makan and refreshments to end an enjoyable night with the visitors.
Shane Hagan
Member of Squash Section
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Ten-Pin Bowling Section
TEN-PIN BOWLING NATIONAL DAY CHAMPIONSHIP ON 29 AUGUST 2016
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, 8 October – Inter Club Friendly Game with SRC
Monday, 17 October – 10 Pin Long Kang Day
Monday, 14 November – Annual Ten Pin Bowling
Championship 2016
All proud Singaporeans celebrate our country’s National
Day in some way or form. Many wear red and white on
9 August and at the National Day Parade. Our Ten-Pin
Bowling Section celebrated the nation’s birthday on 29
August 2016 with a National Day Championship.
Enthusiastic Members turned up for an evening of joyous
celebration at Singapore Island Country Club (SICC), the
ladies outnumbering the men. But that did not deter the
men as Andrew surged forward with a powerful strike. Not
to be beaten, our reigning champion, Pamela, matched
Andrew’s play with her own strike. Then Mylinh followed
suit, closely repeated by MC. It looked as though it was
going to be an evening of spectacular strikes.
Consistent in form, Andrew continued with spares and
strikes, impressing all those who attended. Akiko was cross
with herself for vacillating between landing the ball in the
longkang and surprising strikes. Phine told Akiko that she
was doing well since Phine herself did not even have one
single strike throughout the championship. Madeleine
was consistently steady with her frequent strikes. It was
good to have Jane back with us after her long absence.
The evening ended with a lovely meal at the Tavern,
back at The Tanglin Club. It was not surprising that
Andrew came in 1st Place, Nancy in 2nd and Madeleine
in 3rd. Vouchers were given to our top three winners.
Peter appointed Phine to hand out the prizes as she was
the best dressed (perhaps said with tongue-in-cheek)
in her orange sarong kebaya as she had come straight
from her literary talks. Mylinh mused that perhaps a prize
should be given to the lowest scorer as well. The fact that
we were not a large group made it possible to capture
the sense of camaraderie and each felt that we were
amongst friends. Max faithfully turned up to take photos
of everyone at dinner.
Josephine Chia
Ten-Pin Bowling Member
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Tennis Section-Adult
NATIONAL DAY TENNIS
SOCIALS IN RED AND WHITE!
TENNIS FRIENDLY MATCH WITH
CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
Over 30 Members of the Tanglin Club Tennis Section
turned up in full force – decked out in red and white
in their tennis tops, skirts, shoes, caps and even
bandanas – to celebrate Singapore’s National Day!
And to add to the truly Singaporean flavour of the
day, the food and beverage team served up a
motley spread of culinary delights popular with the
locals – beef salad, sayur lodeh, Thai green curry and
fried rice. It was gratifying to see such a large turnout
of Section Members proudly pledging their support
for the nation’s 51st birthday amid the camaraderie of
great social tennis. A big thank you to our ladies tennis
captain, Lillian Lum, for organising this enjoyable
celebration!
They might be from the Chinese Swimming Club, but they proved to
be remarkable tennis opponents too! On 31 July 2016, The Tanglin
Club hosted a tennis friendly match with the versatile tennis team
of the Chinese Swimming Club, drawing crowds of supporters from
both clubs who cheered on their friends with high-fives all-round at
each killer slice, top spin or smash by our best players.
The friendly match took up almost all the courts (save one for our
usual Sunday tennis section hours) as evenly matched players
battled to gain ground on their respective overall scores. After a
gruelling four hours of intense play of twenty games, The Tanglin
Club finally emerged the winner in the friendly. Congratulations to
our Tanglin Club tennis team and many thanks to our ladies tennis
captain, Lillian Lum, for organising this friendly.
Magdalene Tan
Tennis Committee Member
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Tennis Section-Junior
JUNIORS REPRESENTING OUR CLUB
It was great to see our young ones representing
the Club in the kiddy version of inter-club. This
season saw two Tanglin Club teams competing in
TennisHub-Smash! Junior Tennis League. Our mini
ambassadors proudly showcased the Club to their
opponents and made many new friends along
the way.
Congratulations to our 12B team, Tanglin 7Up, who
clinched 3rd spot in a very tightly contested match.
Tanglin Club Junior Tournament Series #3
Unfortunately, due to the haze, the 26 to 28 August
event had to be cancelled. It is a shame as it would
have been a great turnout.
Series #4, the final one for the year, happens from
11 to 13 November. Registration sheets will be
posted on Level U1’s noticeboard a month before
the event. Registration closes the weekend before
the event.
Juniors Mailing List
Drop an email to Cielito at cielito.visitacion@
tanglin-club.org.sg to get on the list.
10B’s Tanglin Force: (Left to
right) Joshua Chew, Mitch
Phua, Paige Phua & Alexis Tan.
Not in photo: Sophia Yeoh &
Toh Jo-Lynne.
12B’s Tanglin 7Up: (Left to right) Martin Lim, Enzo McCully, Elliot Chua, Evie Wang, Juliette Demierre. Not in photo: Deborah Lim & Tamara Rzesacz.
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New Members
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We extend a warm welcome to our New
Members who joined us in September.
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ORDINARY MEMBERS
Ms Teh Yi Wen /03
& Mr Koh Chee Chiang
Mr Edouard Sin Rong Salle
Mr Alexandre Sin Chuan Salle
Dr Joanna Lin & Dr Kevin Yip Man Hing
Mr Loh Kai Hoh /05
& Ms Rina Soh
TERM MEMBERS
Dr Armin Bruck & Mrs Christina Bruck
Mr Angelo Estrera
Mr Abhishek Bhatia & Mrs Radhika Bhatia /08
Ms Sunaina Dhanuka
& Mr Lakshman Kanamarlapudi /10
Mr Chong Ik Wei & Ms Susana Lim /02
Mr Suhendra Sulistyo & Ms Iin Margaret Salim
Mr Gen Funahashi
Mr Steven Keithel Pearson
& Mrs Lisa Leroy Pearson /06
Mr Andrew Kevin Atkinson
& Ms Kylie Ann Crowe /01
Mr Raditya Soemarjono
& Mrs Carolyn Soemarjono /07
Mr Eduard Richard Doerrenberg
& Mrs Maike Doerrenberg
Mr Ahmed Zubair & Mrs Shaista Zubair Ahmed
Mr Joseph Daniel Swift & Ms Julie Ann Kohn /09
Mrs Hanne Nyheim McNutt
& Mr Thomas Howard McNutt
Mr Saurabh Kumar Mittal & Ms Shraddha Sangal
Mr Loizos Yerelemou & Mrs May Louise Yerelemou
Mr Kris Tan Tor Boon & Ms Jessie Toh Su Cheen /04
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Mr Srikanth Chilappagari
Mr Derek Chang
Mr Keith Leon De Vaz
Mr Arun Desai
Ms Shona Findley
Mr Sam J Marshall
Mr Richard Whittall
Ms Wu Ye Min
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