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YOU R ZODIAC FORECASTYEAR OF T H E DRAGON 2012EHTrofBorn in the Year of the Dragon (1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000)BESIDES being in conflict with the Grand Duke this year, there is also a string of negative starsresiding in the palace of the Dragon. So for those born in the year of the Dragon, it is advisableto avoid making major changes to your current situation as this will bring tremendous pressureand challenges.Born in the Year of the Snake (1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001)THERE are more negative than positive stars in your palace this year. Fortunately, some ofthe ill effects are being negated by the presence of Tai Yang, Tian Xi and Yu Tang stars. It isadvisable that you continue to stay focus and proceed cautiously to ensure a smooth sailingyear ahead.Born in the Year of the Horse (1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002)THOSE born in the year of the Horse are blessed with a string of positive stars – Tian Je, JieShen, Tang Fu and Ba Zuo in 2012, representing opportunities for gains and success. Theseauspicious stars are also helpful in negating the ill effects of other negative stars that are presentin the palace.Born in the Year of the Goat (1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003)THERE are more inauspicious than auspicious stars residing in the palace of those born in theyear of the Goat. However, Tai Yin and Guo Yin stars are your saviours in times of difficulties.You can approach your ladies’ friends for assistance as they are your noblemen for the year.Meanwhile, lie low and keep yourself safe and healthy by taking extra precautions in whateveryou do.Born in the Year of the Monkey (1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004)Those born in the year of Monkey San Tai bring support from your management andnoblemen in your career. There are a few reasons why the monkey may be unhappy thisyear. There can be some disputes and problems arising from betrayals and disappointments.Financially, there are possibilities of unexpected loss of wealth.Born in the Year of the Rooster (1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005)With Yue De, Sui He, Di Jie and Tian Chu residing in the palace of the Rooster, those bornin the year of the Rooster can look forward to a better year ahead. These auspicious stars willbring success in your achievements and accomplishments. Should you face any challenges orunresolved matters, it will be taken care of this year with the help of these noble stars.

Born in the Year of the Dog (1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006)Without any auspicious stars and having a string of inauspicious stars residing in the palace, thoseborn in the year of the Dog are also in conflict with the Grand Duke of Jupiter in the year 2012.This denotes pressure and challenges in the career front. Avoid making any major decisions ormovements in both your career and personal life. This is a year which you should learn to lie lowon your own opinions and learn to make use of others’ ideas for success.Born in the Year of the Pig (1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007)There is a host of auspicious stars residing in the palace for those born in the year of the Pig. ZiWei, Lu Xun and Long De bring you abundance of prosperity and happiness in the year of theDragon. Those born in the year of the Pig will be busy and working very hard which will prove tobe a rewarding year both in your career and personal life. Looks like amidst the depressing climatein the economy, you are the only one beaming with joy and prosperity! Any reason that can bea cause of unhappiness or setback would be your health. Pay extra attention to your health andmental stress as this can be the hindrance to your endeavors.Born in the Year of the Rat (1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008)THIS year’s luck would not be good for those born in the year of the Rat as the presence of moreinauspicious stars overshadow the two auspicious stars – Jiang Xing and Sui Dian.It would be best to focus your attention on your career and stay away from any disputes orarguments which could lead to financial losses.Born in the Year of the Ox (1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009)ALTHOUGH there are more inauspicious stars in your palace this year, fortunately, the ill effectshave been mitigated by the presence of the heavenly star Tian De, Fu Xing and Ban An.However one still needs to stay vigilant as there might be hidden misfortunes due to the presenceof Yin Sha.Born in the Year of the Tiger (1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998)THIS would not be a good year for those born in the year of the Tiger as there are three negativestars in your palace which indicate crying events due to the loss of loved ones. However, there aretwo positive stars which relate to travelling and study. Make good use of this opportunity to gainsome knowledge by attending seminars or courses. Movement and travelling can help ease thenegative effects from the inauspicious stars.Born in the Year of the Rabbit (1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999)Those born in the year of the Rabbit are fortunate to have the Nobleman residing in their palacethis year which denotes a helping hand in times of needs. Pay extra attention to health relatedmatters as therein also lay the sickness star.The 12-zodiac animal signs luck prediction is based on the analysis of the Auspicious stars and Negative stars residingin each of their respective palace. As the earth orbits around the sun, the planetary stars that reside in each of the 12palaces influence the events and well-being of the individuals. This form of yearly prediction can only account for 25%of the person’s BaZi as it only tells the condition of the year pillar. It is important that readers have sound knowledge oftheir own BaZi structure and luck cycles before adding this information for comparison. This will allow one to concludethe intensity of how the stars impact a person’s luck for this year.The above is an extract fromForecast 2012 book by Helen Ong.The book will be available in all majorbookstores at 18 per copy.

Children’sAdventure Camp!THE CSC 3-Day Adventure Camp @ CSC for Kids began on 29 Nov2011. It was an enriching experience for the 24 children involvedas they learned basic outdoor skills, peer communication andlife/survival skills, some for the first time! The children visitedvarious venues like the Tree Top Adventure, Marina Barrageand MacRitchie Reservoir where they took part in activitieslike conquering the obstacle course, rock climbing, outdoorcooking and kayaking. The children also enjoyed an educationalexperience as they undertook leadership roles and learned towork as a team over the 3 days.The most interesting part of the camp was when they wentgrocery shopping at NTUC City Square Mall for cookingingredients and subsequently conjured a dish with the help ofmess tins and solid fuel. Every child received a t-shirt and amemento photo as keepsakes. The camp was indeed a successand a memorable experience for all!

H ea1lthy F102un @ SPF Family DayMagician Kyle’s comedy skitCommissioner of Police Mr Ng (right)shares a light momentArchery session at the tennis courtCooking demoTHE Singapore Police Force (SPF) Family Day was held on asunny Saturday, on 19 Nov 2011, at Club CSC @ Bukit Batok. Foronce, our men and women in blue turned up in casual clothes,with their families along for a memorable day of familybonding activities and games.Jigsaw puzzle competitionThe free popcorn was a hit!Family mini-bowling competitionThe opening ceremony was held at the Ballroom. On stage,the opening act by magician Kyle, with his amazing magictricks, fire-swallowing antics and comedy skits, enthralledboth children and adults in the audience. The event wasgraced by Commissioner of Police, Mr Ng Joo Hee, whopresented the SPF Health Awards – which recognised units inthe SPF maintaining high health standards – to all units whichexcelled in this area. Mr Ng then launched the Total WellnessCampaign with a burst of the confetti cannon and the eventofficially kicked off.The participants were treated to a series of programmes suchas a family mini-bowling competition, an archery session,a healthy cooking demonstration, a jigsaw puzzle contest,health screening and product booths, and more. Facilities likethe swimming pool and bowling were also “free and easy” forparticipants and their families to use for the day.

Singing Star Semis:Pop Idol semi-finalistsEvergreen semi-finalistsTHE sound of music was sweet indeed, especially from the singing voices of thetalented semi-finalists in the CSC Singing Star competition. The audience, made upof family and friends, was treated to heartfelt covers of movie classics such as “新不了情” and Sedaka Neil’s “You mean everything to me”. The twenty contestants alsodisplayed their sartorial creativity and flair – decked up in smart suits, glittery MichaelJackson-inspired gloves, elegant gowns andhigh boots.The three judges (from left): Mr MohammedKhairul Bin Rosli, Ms Lily Kew, Ms Jeslyn ChanFrom an initial 60-strong group in the preliminary rounds to the 40 left standing inthe quarter-finals, the semis saw the number whittled down to 20 – ten each fromthe Pop Idol (for under 40s) and Evergreen (for above 40s) categories. It was heldon Sunday, 27 Nov 2011, at the Auditorium at CSC @ Tessensohn. The judges whokindly agreed to take on the task of choosing the finalists are: Jeslyn Chan, whohas participated in various singing events and is an artiste with Wild Music; MohdKhairul Rosli, a vocalist, rhythm guitarist and singer-songwriter with vast teachingexperience; and Lily Kew, founder and co-owner of Glow Aesthetics.Congrats to our finalists! Who will be the CSC Singing Star champions? Let’s findout during the finals at the CSC Dinner & Dance on 31 Dec 2011!Reaching out to the audienceFinalistsPop IdolMohamad Hafiz Bin Mohamed YusofRozana Binte Ahmad YousoffChia Kwang Hwee, ChrisStriking a pose10EvergreenSharon LoiLim Pheck LanAbu Tahir bin NayanWe would like to thank our sponsors:Aster Spring, Frolick, Nutrition Park (http://park.com/), OTO bodycare, Touche,FIL, Turbo, Glow, Clinelle, SkinVitalis and the official music school, Focus Music

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Everyone’s ativil Serviceth e Crts Carnival 2011!opSMARINA Barrage was a happening spot on Saturday, 26 Nov 2011.Close to 2,000 Public Officers, their families in tow, descended upon theiconic riverside building for the annual Public Service Sports Carnival. Itcertainly made for an uplifting, festive atmosphere!The number of activities, games and competitions on offer wasoverwhelming – there was definitely something for everyone, fromtoddlers to young teens to grannies! The event kicked off with a massworkout exercise led by an aerobics trio, after which Guest-of-HonourMr Peter Ong, Head of Civil Service and President, Civil Service Club,flagged off the morning walk to the recently completed Gardens By TheBay (Bay East). For the children, there were giant inflatable slides, a minirock-climbing wall and a euro bungy to have fun with.Teams from various government agencies took part in the telematchcompetition and dance/cheer team competitions which drew a large andenraptured audience, while others did not mind getting wet trying outdragon boating and kayaking. Families also had fun quality time togetherflying kites at the Green Roof on top of Marina Barrage and participatingin the foot-bound Amazing Race as well as various game booths wherethey could win tokens. In conjunction with the event, CSC also organiseda car-based Heritage Race with participants looking for clues at the threeclubhouses before ending at the Marina Barrage.An exhibition basketball match and “Let’s Play” try out stations by theSingapore Sports Council and interactive exhibition booths by HealthPromotion Board also proved to be popular with the participants, aswere the free fun packs and lucky draws. They sure look forward to thenext edition of the Public Service Sports Carnival in 2012!Sport Liaison Officer Ms Patricia Lim of MEWR, champion of thetelematch competition, expressed her team’s “shock and surprise” asthey were not expecting to win. She attributed their victory to theirability to work and communicate together well, while at the same timehaving fun and not putting themselves under too much pressure.ResultsChampion1st Runner-Up2nd Runner-Up3rd Runner-Up4th Runner-Up5th Runner-Up: Ministry of the Environment & Water Resources: Ministry of Home Affairs (Prisons): Ministry of Home Affairs (SCDF): Ministry of Defence: Ministry of Health: Ministry of ManpowerThe Civil Service Club would like to thank the following supporters and sponsors.Supported by:Organized by:In Support ofSports PromotionSponsors:OfficialEnergy Beverage

CSC- SKYLIGHT CNY 2012 GIFT SET PROMOTIONProduct Gift Set3-product gift setProduct Premium Scallops inSuperior Stock New Zealand Superior Abalone Abalone Superior StockPriceMember 58.80Public Officer 63.80UP with GST 68.804-product gift set6-product gift set Australia Superior Abalone(Restaurant Grade) Golden Giant Topshell Claypot Style Sharksfin Abalone Superior Stock Mushroom Scallop XO Sauce Australia Superior Abalone(Restaurant Grade) Premium Scallops in SuperiorStock Premium Braised Sharksfin Bottled Golden Birdnest Sharks Collagen Abalone BrothMember 68.80Public Officer 76.80Up with GST 82.00Member 83.80Public Officer 88.80UP with GST 100.00exclusive TOCSC MEMBERsfrom 58.80 to 83.80at Skylight boothA FREESuperior Fried FishMaw (worth 12)will be given foreach set purchased.Members can order online from www.civilserviceclub.com/cscems – calendar Jan 14Public Officer can book via email to dorisong@csc.sg or wongjiaqi@csc.sg and make payment at any of 3clubhouses during 10am – 8pm (Monday to Sunday).All payment must be made before 7 Jan 2012 and dates ofcollection are as follows: Saturday, 14 Jan 2012 (Time: 10am to 2pm) will be entitledto Hourly Lucky Draw Ticket (one ticket per order) Wednesday 18 Jan 2012 (Time: 10am to 7pm) Notentitled to Lucky Draw TicketNote:Photos of gift set may not be actual representation but onlymeant for visualisation. Skylight reserves the right to replaceany item in the gift set with other item of similar value.

CLUBHOUSE OPERATING HOURS FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR PERIODCLUB CSC @ TESSENSOHNCorporate office/cluboffice/Pisces KTV/SmartlabLUNARNEWYEAR EVESun,22 JanFront office & all otherclub facilities/D' ClubGymnasiumClosedClosedfrom 4pmFront reception and allclub facilities/Gym/Cafe inthe Woods/ Strike Line ProShop/ArtzoneClosedfrom 4pm7-Eleven7am - 10pmHilltop Garden Restaurant11am - 2pm6pm - 10pmQianXi RestaurantOpen as usualClimb Asia10am - 9pmSimply Peranakan Cafe9am - 6pmCLUB CSC @ TESSENSOHNLUNARNEWYEARDAY 1Mon,23 JanCorporate office/cluboffice/front office & allother club facilities/D'Club Gymnasium/Smartlab/ SimplyPeranakan CafeClosedClosed7-Eleven7am - 10pmQianXi RestaurantOpen as usual5pm - 11pmPisces KTVOpen from6pmCLUB CSC @ TESSENSOHNLUNARNEWYEARDAY 2Tues,24 JanFront office & all otherclub facilities/D' ClubGymnasium/QianXiRestaurant/Climb AsiaPisces KTVCLUB CSC @ BUKIT BATOKAdmin office/ frontreception and all clubfacilities/Ultimate Spa/Shining Star KTV/Tapestryroom/Glow Slim Ex/ GlowHairscapade/Red Chef/Gym/Cafe in the Woods/Strike Line Pro ShopClimb AsiaCorporate office/Simply Peranakan Cafe/SmartlabCLUB CSC @ BUKIT BATOKAdmin office/Ultimate Spa/Shining Star KTV/TapestryClosedroom/Glow Slim Ex/ GlowHairscapade/Red ChefClosedOpen as usualOpen from6pmHilltop Garden Restaurant11am - 2pm6pm - 10pmCLUB CSC @ BUKIT BATOKFront reception and allclub facilities/7-Eleven/Hilltop Garden Restaurant/Gym/Cafe in the Woods/Strike Line Pro ShopUltimate Spa/ArtzoneOpen asusualClosedCLUB CSC @ CHANGIAdmin Office,Fruit Machine Room,Swimming Pool,Gym, Reading Room,Function roomClosed from 4pmThaipan RestaurantClosed from Sat, 21Jan 2012 to Wed, 25Jan 2012.Normal operatinghours will resume on26 Jan 2012.CLUB CSC @ CHANGIAdmin Office,Fruit Machine Room,Swimming Pool,Gym, Reading Room,Function roomThaipan RestaurantClosed from Sat, 21Jan 2012 to Wed, 25Jan 2012.Normal operatinghours will resume on26 Jan 2012.CLUB CSC @ CHANGIAdmin Office,Fruit Machine Room,Swimming Pool,Gym, Reading Room,Function roomThaipan RestaurantWe would like to take this opportunity to wish all our members and guestsa Happy & Prosperous Lunar New Year!14ClosedOpenClosed from Sat, 21Jan 2012 to Wed, 25Jan 2012.Normal operatinghours will resume on26 Jan 2012.

CSC @ Bukit BatokWith effect from 19 November 2011, Red Chef operating hours are: Lunch: 12.00 pm to 2.30 pm Dinner: 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm (Last order at 9.30 pm) Closed on Mondays. If PH falls on Monday, closed on TuesdayReservation Tel : 6896 6577TOMBOLA NoticePATH FA Red 1-2 Ad.indd 110/20/11 6:21:01 PMPlease be informed that the Tombola Session will bediscontinued with effect from January 2012.PATH FA Red 1-2 Ad.indd 110/20/11 6:21:01 PMWe would like to thank all members for their strong support.Usher In the Dragon Year With A Lo Hei Dinner!ROAR into the year of the Dragon together with your loved ones! Andhow best to go about it than with a sumptuous dinner? This Lunar NewYear special features delicious food, exciting games and entertainment,and promises a jolly good time for all! The 8-course menu includes Qian XiLucky Raw Fish, Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat, Crispy Roasted Chicken,Fried Prawn with Cereal, Steamed Live Sea Bass with Bean Crumb, BraisedMushroom with Spinach, Fried Ee Fu Noodle and Yam Paste with Gingko Nut.So gather family and friends around for a delicious ‘lo hei’ dinner!福When: Sunday, 29 Jan 12Time: 7pm – 10pmWhere: Club CSC @ TessensohnPrice: Member 38.80, Public Officer/Guest 43.80, Member’s Child 38.80, PublicOfficer’s/Guest’s Child 43.80Contact: Samantha at 63915613 orsamanthachin@csc.sgRegister By: 10 Jan 121515

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