sep nov 2013

the dynamic spirit of the singapore polytechnic graduates guild

From Heart Wrenching to Heart Warming

An account of the first SPGG Endowment Fund Bursary
~ Interview with SP student applicants

4 1st Perfect Game at SPGG

Bowling Alley

6 Swimming Against the Current;

Coming out on Top

14 Walking in a Winter
Wonderland
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It is with pleasure that I write to you as
the new President of SPGG, and I am
deeply humbled by the honour. I look
forward to working closely with my
fellow Executive Committee Members
to serve you, our members, better as we
strive to be a Club of Distinction.
SPGG Endowment Fund
We have made several inroads with
regard to the Endowment Fund
which now stands at $591,568. It is
remarkable how far we have come
since the Endowment Fund was first
launched last year, and much of it
can be attributed to the dedication
of Mr Jimmy Lim, Chairman of SPGG
Endowment Fund along with the
Endowment Fund committee members.
The fruits of their labour? 25 needy
students from our Alma Mater receiving
the Endowment bursaries to aid them
in their polytechnic education. It is
certainly heartening to see how a little
goes a long way to make a difference
in the lives of these students and I
certainly believe that we will be able
to help a lot more students in the soon
future.
Singapore The Executive Committee
Polytechnic
President
Graduates Chairman, Corp Comm & Marketing
Guild Mr. Ng Hoo Yin
2nd Vice President
Patron Chairman, Member & Students
Mr. Chan Soo Sen Welfare
Mr. Tay Choon Mong
Honorary Members Honorary General Secretary
Mr. Lim Chin Aik Chairman, SPGG Endowment Fund
Mr. Peter Chen Mr. Jimmy Lim
Dr. Khoo Kay Chai
Mr. Low Wong Fook Honorary Treasurer
Mr. Tan Hang Cheong Chairman, Special Facilities Projects
Mr. Wong Kiang Keong
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presidents
thoughts
Sponsoring 8 Students for 34th Annual General Meeting
Convocation 2013 And now before I sign off, I wish to
announce that SPGGs 34th Annual
As evidenced by the Endowment Fund,
General Meeting will be held on
giving back lies in the heart of most of
Saturday, 26 October at 1:30pm at the
the things we do. This year, we sponsored
Grand Ballroom.
prizes totalling a sum of $1,600 to 8
graduating Advanced Diploma Course
students. This is the second year that we
Your presence will be greatly
appreciated and it will also be your
have sponsored such prizes and we look
chance to analyse our performance for
forward to continuing this tradition of
the past year and share your views with
giving back to our Alma Mater for many
us. As this year is an election year, you
years to come!
can also play a part in choosing who
you wish to represent your guild for the
Painting Makeover next two years!
In our continued efforts to serve you
Once again, thank you for your support
better, we have begun repainting
and I look forward to meeting you at
the guild to give it an updated, more
the AGM!
modern look while staying true to our
roots. Do let us know what you think of
the finished product!
SPGG as a Networking Hub
Look out for exciting networking events
in the coming months, spearheaded
by yours truly as we strive to be a hub
for like-minded entrepreneurs to Get
Connected, Stay Connected. I do hope
you will show your support by coming Ng Hoo Yin
down for these sessions. President
Honorary Assistant General Chairman, Membership Services
Secretary Ms. Cindy Ang
Chairman, Lifestyle & Wellness
Mr. Raymond Tay Chairman, Food & Beverage
Mr. Willy Wong
Honorary Assistant Treasurer
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Mr. Henry Yeo Chairman, Operations Facilities
Management
Chairman, Sports Mr. Tham Choon Kin
Mr. Victor Lye
Committee Member
Chairman, Membership Strategic Mr. Vincent Lim
Planning
Mr. Gerald Ng
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club happenings

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12 Editor:
Thirukumaran

16 Staff Directory
Contributors:
Calista Lee
Jackson Chua

General Manager Nesh Selvaraj

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nesh@spgg.org.sg

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Finance Manager Stella Tan
stellatan@spgg.org.sg

F&B Manager Charlie Lee

charlielee@spgg.org.sg

Club Happenings

Ag Membership Fiona Low
Manager fionalow@spgg.org.sg
03 SPGG 34th Annual General Meeting
Change of Presidency Asst Operations Shyam Rambini
Manager shyam@spgg.org.sg
04 1st Perfect Game at SPGG Bowling Alley
Leaping for Joy Banquet Azlan Md Noor
42nd Anniversary Lucky Draw Sales Manager azlan@spgg.org.sg

05 SPGG Sponsors 8 for Convocation 2013 Senior Marketing Thirukumaran

Cruise with Aqua Voyage & Communications thiru@spgg.org.sg
Executive

Features Senior Events &

Marketing Executive
Jeremy Tan
jeremy@spgg.org.sg
06 Swimming Against the Current; Coming out on Top
07 Boy Wonder builds his way to Success Information Eugene Quah
Technology Executive eugenequah@spgg.org.sg
08 From Heart Wrenching to Heart Warming
12 Build a Bigger, Stronger, Better Chest!
13 Cycling is the new Golf! For more Information and Advertising Enquiries:
Tel 6796 9996
14 Walking in a Winter Wonderland Email marcom@spgg.org.sg
Website www.spgg.org.sg

Networking Singapore Polytechnic Graduates Guild publishes

15 Strengthening ties with our Alma Mater
Celebrating 42!
Lustre Lounge 1st Anniversary
16 Inter-Club Friendly with NSRCC
Alvin and Susanna Win Big Second Year Running
Continuous Income Without Working Seminar
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 club happenings
club directory
SPGG 34TH Annual
General Meeting
The 34th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of SPGG will be held on
Saturday, 26 October 2013 at 1.30pm at the Grand Ballroom.
Front Office
The AGM marks the beginning of a new Fiscal Year. The practice of
Main line 6796 9988
AGM is one of the conduits by which members of SPGG scrutinize Fax 6796 9989
how the Executive Committee and Management have performed
over the past year, and to approve financial budget and strategic Sports & Wellness Facilities
initiatives for the next Fiscal Year. It is the conclusion to the hard
Bowling Alley
work and application of a great many people. Tel 6796 9964
Daily 10:00am 11:00pm
As this year is an Election year, eligible members (Life and Ordinary Spa Wellness Centre
only) are encouraged to nominate and vote. Nomination forms will be Daily 7:30am 10:00pm
available at the Administration Office, Level 3 during office hours from (Closed every Tue, Thu and Sat for regular
cleaning of Spa Pools from 7:30 10am;
23 September 2013 onwards. Voting for the 28th Executive Committee
Closed every 1st Sun of the month from 8pm
will be held on 26 October 2013, following the AGM. This is the year onwards for routine maintenance works)
where the Executive Committee are preceded for their contributions
Swimming Pool
and for nominees to stand forward to play a part for SPGG. Daily 7:30am 10:00pm
(Closed every Tue, Thu and Sat for regular
34th AGM is also the day when we would like to say thank you to cleaning from 7:30 10am)

everyone at SPGG, to our partners and suppliers who play a critical Gymnasium
part in our success, and to our members who continue to place their Daily 7:30am 9:30pm
trust in our services. (Closed every 1st Sun of the month from 8pm
onwards for routine maintenance works)

Members will receive the notice for AGM by post. Your presence Tennis Courts
Daily 8:00am 10:00pm
either as a candidate, voter or observer at the AGM would be very
much appreciated! If you require the Annual Report or information Pool Room
pertaining to the Annual General Meeting, you may retrieve it from Mon Sat 10:00am 10:00pm
Sun Closed
our website www.spgg.org.sg from 16 October 2013 onwards.

Recreational Facilities
Jackpot Room
Tel 6796 9967
Daily 10:00am 12:00am

Karaoke Hall
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Change of Presidency
Daily & PH 11:00am 10:00pm
Last order at 9:30pm

Lustre Lounge
Please note that Mr Vincent Lim has ceased to be the President of Mon Thu 400pm 1:00am
Fri Sat 4:00pm 2:00am
Singapore Polytechnic Graduates Guild with effect from 27 July 2013.
Mr Ng Hoo Yin, 1st Vice President, will assume the role of President until The Coffee Hub
such time a new President is nominated by the next Executive Committee Daily 8am - 8pm

that will be elected during the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

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club happenings

at SPGG Bowling Alley

History was made at the guild on 22 May 2013 when
one of our members, Desmond Chan, bowled the first
perfect game of 300 at the Bowling Alley during the
SPGG Bowling Mixed League.

On his achievement, Desmond had this to say:

A perfect game in bowling is like getting a

hole in one in golf. Being an average bowler, hitting
a perfect game was a dream come true for me. All I
can say is I was a very lucky man that night.
Well done Desmond, and keep knocking
em down!

Desmond receiving the plaque of commendation

from SPGG General Manager Nesh

Leaping
for Joy
Alfred Bay was the lucky winner of a Samsung
Galaxy Tab 2 during our May Facebook contest,
where participants were required to post their
Best Moment in SP. Alfreds post, which featured
himself jumping in his graduation gown, garnered
close to 100 likes. Congratulations, Alfred!
42nd
nd Anniversary

Lucky Draw
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celebration that took place in the
month of June and to give back to
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2013 will stand a chance to win a trip to Central Europe

featuring 2 nights in Munich, 2 Nights in Innsbruck, 3
Nights in Black Forest and 1 Night in Zurich or a 32
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Members who are on GIRO scheme as at 30 September

will double their chances of winning so make sure
youre on GIRO by then!

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club happenings
for Convocation 2013
In an annual initiative to
recognise top students from
Singapore Polytechnic (SP),
SPGG donated prizes to
eight Advanced Diploma
Course students during SPs
53rd Graduation Ceremony
Ong Mong Hong
this year. SPGG Gold Medal
Advanced Diploma in Electronics &
Of the eight students, five Telecommunication Engineering

received the SPGG Gold

Medal and three received
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 Fission recently caught up with two of our members who graduated as top students in their
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cohort during SPs Convocation held in May this year. They offer some insight as to what inspires
and motivates them.

Swimming against the Current;

Coming out on Top
The expression Like a fish out of water would be an ideal way to describe
Rajendran s/o Ramachandrans back-to-school experience after 16 years in the
workforce. The Marine Engineer with the Republic of Singapore Navy was not
prepared for how out-of-sync he would be with what was being covered during
the lecturers and on his first day, his classmates actually mistook him for a lecturer
when he first walked in. Yet, the 36 year-old not only graduated from his Diploma in
Marine Engineering course, but emerged as one of the top students in his cohort.

What started off as an extreme challenge and an

uphill task with doubts ended up making me stronger
in every field and aspect. The experience and the
skills I had gained in the Navy greatly assisted me
in assimilating easily with my fellow classmates,
Rajendran explained.
It was not his first time entering Singapore Polytechnic (SP), though. He had first
enrolled for a Diploma in Nautical Studies as a teenager but was forced to end his
education prematurely due to financial constraints. He vowed to come back to get
his diploma and also show his two children, who are currently in primary school, that
with enough determination it was possible to overcome any obstacle.

He cites his Senior Marine Engineer, Alvin Tan, from 188 Squadron as his biggest
source of inspiration. When my initial application to join SP was rejected it was
him who encouraged me to keep trying and I managed to join SP through his
relentless appeal to the school. He inspires me as my immediate superior as he
took my interests to heart and tried his level best to help me, he said.

He plans to pursue a degree in 5 years time and Masters within 10 years, along
with becoming a Senior Marine Engineer in the Navy. But ultimately, his biggest
dreams for the future are not the tangible kind. My life plan is excel in my work, to
pursue learning, to be a role model to my children, friends and to my colleagues,
he elaborated.

The Tay Eng Soon Gold Medallist shared that his love for the sea was what led
him to pursue the Marine Engineering course and sign on with the Navy. He also
believes that the sea provides lessons in life. When we are at sea and we look
around we see the horizon around us. If we have a destination in mind, with proper
planning and execution we can reach our destination regardless of the rough seas,
bad weather or whatever adversities. In life, if we have an objective, regardless the
hardships and failures we meet, if we keep on persevering and keep on trying we
will achieve success finally, he added.

We concluded the session by asking what he liked best about SPGG. During my
days in SP, I always visited SPGG with my classmates and we enjoyed bowling,
playing pool and most of all the newly renovated spa and the swimming pool. We
used to spend hours in the swimming pool and spa and I look forward to visiting
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SPGG again, he recounted.

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Boy Wonder Builds
His Way to Success
At the age of 20, Leong Hei Kern has already won several prolific awards and
prizes, such as the Lee Kuan Yew Award, A*Star Science Award and Land
Transport Authority Award. Still, the victory that he holds particularly close
to his heart would be winning a design challenge held by the Singapore
University of Technology and Design (SUTD).

Then a first-year student pursuing his Diploma in Mechanical Engineering,

the triumph allowed him to take part in the International Design Contest
Robocon organised by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In his
second year, his team took part again and they emerged the champion in the
competition. It was this achievement which reaffirmed his faith in his ability to
design and build. You could say it was my first baby step to achieve all the
other awards, he said.

Its no secret that Hei Kern loves to innovate, both in and out of the classroom.
A Lego lover, he enjoys building sets with pieces he has collected and then
taking them down to start a new project. This love for product design could
have even been cultivated by his father, who took the same diploma as
him and is currently the General Manager of FG Wilson, a company which
distributes generators in the Asia Pacific Region.

On his plans for the future, the engineering prodigy hopes to one day join
the automotive industry due to his immense love of cars. Im a really big
automotive fan. I read TopGear (Magazine) religiously, he said candidly.

This passion could be the driving force behind his ultimate dream to create
a feasible alternative power train for the car. An advocate of the Green
Movement, Hei Kern also helped to start a new urban farming initiative,
Comcrop, while he was studying. We sell the crops to local restaurants and
20% of the earnings goes towards charities, he added.

His desire to enter the automotive industry will have to be put on hold for the
time being though. After completing his national service, the Model Student
Award recipient will be continuing his education with SUTD under the SUTD-
MIT Global Leadership Programme Scholarship and sees himself being in the
civil service for 10 years.

On his fondest memories at SPGG, he replied:

My father, who is also a member, introduced me to
bowling here. I started bowling in Secondary Two and
my private coaching sessions were conducted here.
When I joined the Bowling Club in SP, the trainings
were also at SPGG, he said. I still do come here with
my family every now and then.
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From Heart Wrenching to Heart
An account of the first SPGG Endowment Fund Bursary
~ Interview with SP student applicants
Written by Jackson Chua
Edited by Fission
Inside a conference room at the Student Services Office of Singapore Polytechnic (SP)
on Wednesday, 22 May 2013, the air was so thick with anxiety you could cut it with a knife.
In stark contrast, outside the building, the annual SP Convocation was ongoing the
festive atmosphere rife with celebration, pride and a sense of accomplishment.
The occasion? 30 shortlisted SPGG Endowment Bursary
applicants were being interviewed that day. Of the 30
students, only 25 would be shortlisted to receive the
bursaries.
A long conference table sat in the center of the room. On
one side, in batches of four- the applicants, hesitant at first
then slowly gaining courage, talking about their academic
aspirations and the various personal challenges they were
facing: be it financial, family or health issues. On the other
side four representatives of the SPGG Endowment Fund
Committee, headed by Chairman Mr Jimmy Lim, SPGG
General Manager Nesh and Committee members Mr Tay
The SPGG Endowment Fund has been introduced to
members before.
To recap briefly, the idea of providing more substantial
help through an Endowment Fund was bandied in the
past for the longest time, but as with any worthy journey
of a thousand miles, it had to finally happen by taking
the first step.
The roadmap: A champion of the project Mr Jimmy Lim
turning to experienced mentors for advice, enlisting
a team for synergy and mutual support, engaging in
groundwork with stakeholders, abiding by procedures
and protocol before finally embarking on the toughest
leg on the journey publicizing, soliciting, approaching,
sharing, enrolling and perhaps even evangelizing in a
sense the value of the Endowment Fund and appealing
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for donations.
Practically, it was a ground zero-up project new
experiences in appealing to the network of friends and
associates to part with their money for this worthy
cause, developing patience, maintaining enthusiasm and
inching forward with a quiet perseverance.
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Choon Mong and myself. Listening intently, clarifications
were sought, encouragement given, notes taken.
It all lasted from 4pm to about 9pm five long marathon
hours.
At the end of it all, there were mixed feelings amongst
the interview panellists relieved that the interview
process was over and yet troubled that out there, there
were still many disadvantaged students doing their
best to advance their education under very challenging
circumstances.
In time, milestones were reached and passed. First
$20,000, then $50,000, then $100,000 and onwards
and upwards we progressed with the generous
support of alumni, personal friends and even non-SP
affiliated well-wishers.
In February 2013 at the SPGG Annual Lo-Hei Luncheon,
the SPGG Endowment Fund was officially launched.
To date, our Fund stands at $591,568 with 44 donors.
On 22 May, we were finally face-to-face
with our intended beneficiaries students
who were experiencing financial hardship
but were not eligible for merit-based
scholarships due to their performance
in school. Falling
through the cracks
was an early
distinguishing
feature behind
our bursarys
motivation.
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How can I begin to put into words what
we experienced during and after the bursary selection
interview session?
Perhaps it is best summed up this way:
We have always been mindful of the worthiness of the cause, as SP Alumni
leaders seeking to solicit donations from all well-wishers to help current
disadvantaged students of our Alma Mater. Yet, we could not help but be stirred
when we finally saw the reason for the project right before our very eyes earnest,
slightly diffident students all with different challenges but with one common goal
to complete their SP Education through determination and self-belief.

The unsentimental ones will tell you the poor will always be with us and in a
general sense, every one has their own untold challenges and considerations
to handle in life.

Still, how can one not be moved when stories of parents who are
deceased or grappling with diseases are told, of broken or
dysfunctional family situations and of having to work part-
time being hawker stall assistants and selling ice-cream
door-to-door just to make ends meet? A few
anecdotes come to mind...

Violent banging on our door in the dead of night. The loan-shark harassers again!
Splashing of red paint, padlocking our door grills the nightmare continues. Shame,
embarrassment it is not just financial hardship in meeting school fees and living
expenses, the trauma and esteem damage are so severe I just try to block it all out

I work as a hawker assistant everyday after school to supplement my family income. I can cope in
my first two years, but in my third year I realized I could not sustain this part-work-part-study routine
So many projects, so little sleep, so tired and worried
Every one of the students narrative was a unique story of hope overcoming despair. It was indeed a sobering session
even for some of our Committee Members who have served in the social work scene at the grassroots or Lions/
Rotary level.

The Endowment Fund Committee was roundly impacted
by the interview session:
It reinstated our belief in the cause.
From this interview, we can indeed assure our existing
donors with the memory of those determined students
fresh in our minds your generous giving matters; you
have made a positive difference to them.
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It renewed our sense of gratitude to our early donors,

without which the 25 inaugural bursaries would not On their behalf, once again, thank you.
have materialized.
It reinvigorated our spirit to continue this work i.e.
ongoing appeal to personal networks and more
importantly, learning from others who have done
similar work and adapting tactics from their fund-
raising and donor building experiences.

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students were selected to receive the Endowment Fund bursary.

met up with a few of the bursary recipients to hear
how they have been coping despite adversity and how the
Endowment Fund is going to help them.

Christopher Seck Choa Hong has to always manage the money that he gets from
his father very carefully. This is so as both his parents hold low-income jobs,
resulting in them having to be very prudent in their finances when supporting his
family of six. He receives money from his father on a need basis. My dad tries to
protect me from most of our financial issues, he said. I try to refrain from eating
SPGG rd so I can save some money.
Bursary Awa
Further attempting to help his family out, Christopher is currently holding two
part-time jobs - one as a receptionist at a chiropractic clinic and the other as a

Christopher Seck Choa Hong
Diploma in Biomedical Science
cashier at Caltex. With the Endowment Fund bursary, he explained that it would a
bit easier to get his hands on resources he needs for his studies such as textbooks.
To the donors who contributed towards the Endowment Fund, he has this to say:
What you have been doing is really inspiring. In the future when I become self-
sufficient, I would also like to help students who require financial aid.

The Biomedical Science student hopes to be a researcher someday, with a special

interest in neuroscience. I would like to help find cures for diseases that have not
yet been found, such as Alzheimers, he said.

Currently living with her 18 year-old brother and mother, Elaine Chua is under
tuition loan but is still required to pay $400 per semester. As her parents are
divorced, the main source of income in her family comes from her mother. I try
not to take money from my mother. She has to pay for the housing loan which
comes to about $500 monthly because of the divorce and does not have much
SPGG - money in her CPF, confessed Elaine.
Architectard
Bursary Aw The architecture student works part-time on an ad-hoc basis and will have to start
paying back the tuition loan once she graduates. She hopes to pursue a degree with

Elaine Chua SUTD following her poly studies. With the Endowment Fund, I do not have to work
that much and it can help also help to pay back the tuition loan once I graduate,
Diploma in Architecture she said.

When Benjamin was born, his father suffered a stroke and was paralysed on the
right side. On February 29 last year, he suffered a second stroke at the back of
his head. As he is bed-ridden from the second stroke, he is not able to work. His
mother is currently supporting the family of four which also includes an older
brother who just started his Diploma education in NAFA. We are currently staying
SPGG - itek with our grandparents - six people in a four-room flat. We have our own flat but
Ak
Kumpularyn Aw we have to rent it out in order to support dads medical fees, he explained. The
rd
Bursa a bursary money will help me a lot with yearly expenses including money needed
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for my course materials.

Benjamin Soh Jun Jie

Diploma in Landscape Architecture

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recently retired. While he feels that his situation is probably not as dire as some
of the other students, it is only a matter of time before their savings run out and
things start to get worse. Reality hit him when he realised that his mother could
not help him to pay for one semesters school fees and was busy sourcing for a
e part-time job, the issue strained by the fact that she is in her mid 50s and it is not
Lim Seng Beeng
& Swee Ch ard as easy to get a job at that age. I work part-time during weekends in Orchard
Bursary Aw distributing drinks at $7 per hour, he said. Even then, it is quite taxing when you
are studying and working at the same time. The money from the Endowment
Tan Yong Jie Fund will help reduce some of the burden from my school fees.

Diploma in Electronic & Electric Engineering

As the youngest among six siblings, Lim Yung Hua already has a small cut of the
financial pie at home as compared to some of his peers, further strained by the
fact that his parents are divorced. His mother works as a part-time promoter to
help make ends meet. Still, the canoeist maintains a positive outlook on life as he
strives to do well in his final year project to create a system which matchmakes
SPGG - ai teams with one another for competitive sports.
Khoo KayAwChard
Bursary
My school fees are currently paid by my brothers CPF, he shared. The
Endowment Fund will allow me to have more money for my daily expenses such
Lim Yung Hua as food and transport.
Diploma in Banking and Finance

Na Yi Rongs father is the sole breadwinner of the family. When he fell ill and was
required to visit the doctor two to three times a week, it caused a strain in the
familys finances. In addition, it is not easy for his mother to find a job. His sister,
currently in university, also requires a hefty amount to pay off her school fees.
Doing his part to help his family out, he assists his father during school holidays
SPGG - as a banquet steward at a hotel. I want to help ease the burden of my familys
MegawaAwttsard financial situation, he elaborated. With the fund, I can support myself and I
Bursary
wont be so reliant on my parents to pay my school fees.

Na Yi Rong
Diploma in Electronic & Electric Engineering

Nurhidayah Binte Ninahdi lives with her mother who is in her 60s. As her father
passed away a few years ago, the income comes from her mother who earns
minimum wages every month. Finances are strained needless to say, and hardly
enough for daily expenses, let alone school.

Low I live quite far from SP, in Tampines, said the soft-spoken student. I have to take
BH Bursrdary bus first, and then MRT. Transport is very expensive. With the Endowment Fund,
Awa
she can now afford her transport and daily expenses for school, such as printing
of notes, a little better. She plans to use the remaining money to help her money
Nurhidayah Binte Ninahdi with the utilities bills.
Diploma in Perfumery and Cosmetic Looking towards the future, Nurhidayah hopes to further her studies and
Science eventually become a chemist or product formulator.

The students featured in this issue are just a small sample of the actual number of pupils in Singapore Polytechnic
who require financial aid but have fallen through the cracks of existing bursary schemes. Any amount donated
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will go a long way in ensuring these students receive the education they deserve. If you would like to make a
contribution or would like to find out more about the Endowment Fund, you may contact:

Mr Jimmy Lim Mr Nesh Selvaraj

Chairman, SPGG Endowment Fund General Manager
Hp: 9788 0246 SPGG Tel: 6796 9988
Email: jimmylim@spgg.org.sg Email: nesh@spgg.org.sg

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Before you whip off that shirt, youd want your chest to be
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Cycling is the new golf!

And for good reason. Not only is it fun and exciting for
children and adults alike, but it can also help you to lose
weight, improve your fitness, minimize stress and improve
your overall well-being. A low-impact type of exercise, its
easier on your joints than running or other high-impact aerobic
activities, and yet still helps you get into shape. Its also a great
way to tone your legs and bottom. If you ride uphill or
off-road, youll also work your upper body.
In Singapore, the humble bicycle is part of daily life for many
people. Just head to any train station in the country and one
can see a considerable amount of parked bicycles. There are,
however, several safety procedures that every cyclist has
to observe.
Safety tips
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Proper Clothing Apparel
Cycling apparel should fulfill two fundamental aspects, comfort
and safety.
Cycling helmets should have ventilation holes for proper air
circulation and must be properly fitted and positioned on the
head; at no time should the helmet be sitting on the back or
too far forward on the forehead as it can impair vision.
Wear proper covered shoes with decent soles for traction
and to ensure a reasonable grip on the pedals.
Clothes should be fitting and appropriately coloured
especially when cycling at night.
Do periodic checks on the condition of your helmet at least once
a year, pay close attention to any deterioration of the material
and ensure that the buckles are in good working condition.

Whilst cycling is a popular activity, basic safety aspects are

often overlooked. Here are some pointers;
Look to your left, right and behind you before overtaking,
changing lanes or stopping.
Practice hand signals to indicate your intention to turn in
either direction.
Adhere to all traffic lights and signs.
Refrain from cycling on crowded pavements as this can
cause injury to cyclists and pedestrians in the event of an
accident.
Slow down when approaching traffic lights and practice
caution when cycling alongside parked cars.
Never use headphones while cycling as it will affect your
concentration.
Always wear a high quality cycling helmet.
When cycling during night time, it is compulsory to have a
white front light and a rear red light to ensure that you are
visible to other road users, pedestrians and fellow cyclists.
Also remember to practice caution and be aware of your
surroundings when cycling; especially when approaching an
intersection or pedestrian crossings.
Pre-Ride Checklist
The most important equipment for a cyclist is the bicycle itself;
carry out the steps below to ensure that your bike is in good
working order:
Spin the wheels ensure they spin smoothly with no resistance.
Check that the tires are properly inflated.
Press the brakes to make sure they provide adequate
braking and are in good working condition; apply the
back brake and go through the same checks. The back
tyre should slide, not roll, when you apply the brakes and
simultaneously push the bike forward.
Handlebars should be aligned straight with the front wheel.
Saddle height should be adjusted to a suitable height to
ensure an efficient and comfortable position when cycling.
Keep the bicycle clean during storage to prevent corrosion.
When in doubt, always consult your bike shop for expert
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 Walking in a
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Winter Wonderland
While Singapore is bracing itself for the rush of the seasonal end-of-year sales, cities across
Europe are primping for a different kind of festive shopping tradition their storied Christmas
markets. Escape the holiday crush in Singapore and step into an authentic European
Christmas this year with premium and luxury land tour operator Insight Vacations.
If you are searching for the most classic winter experience
on the continent, the north is the place to start. Many of our
modern festive customs originated in Germany, imported into
the English-speaking world by Prince Albert when he married
Queen Victoria in 1840, and it is in Germany where visitors can
witness these seasonal trappings in their most untainted and
unadulterated forms. Characterised by warmly lit wooden huts,
hearty food and steaming wine, Christmas markets there share
an old-world charm. The Christkindlmarkt of Munich is a classic
example, featuring sweetmeats such as lebkuchen (gingerbread)
and zwetschgenmanderl (edible figures made with plums and
nuts) as well as wood-carven figures from Oberammergau and
the Erzgebirge mountains. Just one street down is Krippelmarkt,
or the Market of the Holy Manger, which is renowned for its
displays of handcrafted Nativity scenes.
Across the border in neighbouring Austria, Christmas
celebrations begin one day early on the 24th and gifts are
delivered by the Christkind, a sprite-like child, instead of Santa
Claus. The largest market in Vienna lies on Rathausplatz, and
features a 32-metre tall, 120-year-old tree illuminated by 1,000
lights. Besides serving as the central point of the sprawling
bazaar, the tree is also the backdrop for performances by
wind ensembles from across Austria. For a more casual and
kitschy experience, head down to Salzburg, home
to Mozart and The Sound of Music. Street
musicians provide entertainment, while the wares
on sale include such bric--brac as painted tins,
homemade soaps and snow globes in addition
to more traditional handicrafts.
A slightly less conventional but no less
delightful destination over the Christmas
break is Italy. Less wintry than the rest
of the continent but equally festive, its
holiday celebrations are perfect for those
who prefer milder climes. In Venice, the
Campo Santo Stefano is transformed into
a small Christmas village, and takes pride
in displaying only local products. From
carnival masks to Murano glass jewellery
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to marbled paper, the trinkets offered here are vastly different
from their counterparts in the north. The cuisine also takes on
a distinctly Mediterranean flavour, with creamy-white almond
studded nougat and fruit-filled panettone. For travellers who
want to indulge in more contemporary shopping, Milan is the
place to fill your Christmas stockings. Quadrilatero dOro is a
must-visit for the most exclusive Italian brands, while Corso
Buenos Aires doubles as both Europes longest shopping street
and Milans high street fashion central. With the Euro at such
a favourable exchange rate, you definitely wont come home
empty-handed.
For something off the beaten path, venture further into
mysterious Eastern Europe. Prague, capital of the Czech
Republic, still retains many of its centuries-old historical
monuments, and offers quaint cobbled streets with
spectacular views over the city and its majestic castles. In the
month of December, tourists and locals will mingle at the Old
Town Square to join in the merrymaking. Holidaymaker Ms
Fiona Lim, who travelled to the Christmas markets of Vienna,
Prague and Budapest with Insight Vacations, recalls, Coming
from Asia, the concept of Christmas markets was a novelty to
me since Christmas is very much a commercialised event here.
The stalls were built like traditional log-houses and bustling
with people and activity. I remember feeling like I was in a
magical winter wonderland and Santa could possibly just
appear with Rudolph riding his sleigh.
To experience the same magic that Fiona
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 Strengthening ties

networking
with our Alma Mater
For the first time in the guilds history on 30 May 2013,
the Singapore Polytechnic (SP) Board of Governors
(BOG) Meeting was held in the SPGG Compound.
Numbering among the attendees were SP BOG Chairman
Mr Bill Chang and SP Principal Mr Tan Choon Shian.

Following a club tour conducted by Immediate Past

President Mr Vincent Lim, the attendees were ushered
to the Carnation Ballroom for a luncheon where Mr Lim
warmly addressed the room. He presented the changes
that SPGG had undergone since 2011, and likened the
connection between SP and SPGG to a father-son
relationship. The address was immediately followed by
a hearty buffet prepared for our guests.

SPGG would like to thank SP for the opportunity to

host the BOG Meeting and view it as a strengthening
of ties with our alma mater. We look forward to many
more such collaborations in the future.

Celebrating 42!
Sunday, 9 June 2013 saw SPGG celebrating its 42nd
birthday with much vigour and joy. It was also a chance
for the guild to give back to members for their support
over the years. Parents were spotted strolling through
the clubs entrance with kids in tow, ready to revel in the
activities organised to mark the momentous occasion.

With bouncing castles and kiddie rides provided by our

partner Playful Elves, the little ones were amused to no
end. A K-Pop Dance Lesson was also conducted in the
evening, with the tots learning the moves of hit songs
such as Psys Gentleman. Several parents were even
seen joining in the dance lesson!

Of course, we didnt leave out our adult members.

In line with our birthday, 42 mugs of free beer and
bowling coupons were given out respectively to the
first 42 members who registered/arrived!
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Members who would like to request for photos taken on

the day can write in to marcom@spgg.org.sg.

Lustre Lounge 1st Anniversary

The Lustre Lounge officially turned 1 on Friday, 12 July 2013! With free flow of Beer and Courvoisier along with
a buffet, the celebration was a hit, with partygoers celebrating into the wee hours of the night. We would like
to congratulate our partner Lustre Lounge on its first year milestone and wish it many more years of success!

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 networking

Inter-Club Friendly
with NSRCC
SPGGs Bowling Section At first, both clubs were neck-to-neck with SPGG
contested NSRCC trailing behind by only 1 point. In the end, it was NSRCC
bowlers in an Inter-Club which emerged the winner though, with a score of 18
Friendly on Sunday, 28 points to SPGGs 7.
July 2013. Following a
photo-taking and plaque The happy bowlers ended the day with a sumptuous
presentation session, buffet dinner at the Carnation Room. The next
the games commenced Inter-Club Friendly will be with Seletar Country Club
promptly at 3pm. on Saturday, 31 August 2013.

Alvin and Susanna Continuous

Win Big Second Income Without
Year Running Working Seminar
During the Approximately 30 members were in attendance for the
Annual Bowling Earn Continuous Income Without Working seminar
Championship this held on Wednesday, 31 July 2013 by Summit Planners.
year, husband and
wife team Alvin Some key takeaways for the talk included different
and Susanna came streams of income, preparing for the golden years and
out on top in four property investment. It was one in a series of financial
categories for the talks conducted by Summit
second year in a row. Planners between May and
Susanna emerged August this year which included
the champion in the themes such as the Special
Ladies Open and Retirement Scheme, Medishield
Senior Division, while and gold investment.
Alvin was the 1st runner-up for both the Senior Division
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and Graded Division.

Last year, Alvin won the top prize in the Senior and
Graded categories whilst Susanna bagged the Ladies
Open and 1st runner-up spot in the Graded Category.

Keep up it Alvin and Susanna!

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 Mid Autumn Festival

whats coming up
networking
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2013
Time: 2pm 8pm
Fees: Member (Adult)~$4 // Member (Child)~$3 // Guest (Adult)~$6
// Guest (Child)~$5
Highlights I Face Changing Performance I Chinese Orchestra Performance
I Mini Bazaar I Glitter Tattoo stall I Lantern Trail for kids I Lantern Making
Workshop | Chinese YoYo Performance

Fun Briskwalking Kampong Glam

Date: Sun, 22 Sep 2013
Time: 9am 12pm
Fees: Member (Adult)~$12.50 // Member (Child)~$7 //
Guest (Adult)~$14 // Guest (Child)~$9
Highlights I Goodie bag for participants I Professional guide for tour around
Kampung Glam I Q & A session with prizes to be worn I Buffet Lunch at SPGG

Members Day Water Carnival

Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2013
Time: 2pm 6pm
Fees: Free entry for members
Highlights I Water Dunking Machine I Zorb Ball I Bouncing Castle I Magic
Bubble Girl I Balloon Twisting I Charity Car Wash I Cooking Competition

SPGG Running Man

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Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2013

Time: 9am 3pm
Minimum age: 14 and above
Fees: Member (Adult)~$22 // Guest (Adult)~$25
Highlights I Games played by Koreas Running Man I Attractive Prizes to be won
I Free Running Man T-shirt with Velcro Nametag on back I Goodie Bag

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 whats coming up

Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013

Time: 7pm 10pm
Fees: Member (Adult)~$70 // Member (Child)~$30 //
Guest (Adult)~$80 // Guest (Child)~$40
Highlights I Buffet Dinner I Performances I Games I Lucky Draw
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 eat, drink and be merry
The Coffee Hub Presents
Your Private
High Tea Event
Weekdays only, from 2.30pm - 5.30pm

20 pax @ $15.00+ GST/pax

30 pax @ $14.00+ GST/pax

High Tea Menu

Nyonya Chicken Curry served with Bread

Singapore Fried Mee Siam

Vegetarian Fried Popiah with Thai Sweet Chilli Sauce

Potato Curry Puff (Mini)

Banana Chiffon

Mocha and Walnut Chiffon

Fresh Fruit Cocktail with Almond Beancurd

Hainanese Coffee and Ceylon Tea

Members discount is not applicable.

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1 week advance booking required before the event. Deposit: 50% is required upon confirmation of the event.
For reservation, call: 6796 9963 / 9882 4372 or email: norazlin@spgg.org.sg

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 Herbgarlic Chicken
eat, drink and be merry

Italian Semi-Buffet
October - November 2013
Adult: $22.80+
Child: $13.80+
(Under 12 yrs old)
Hawaiian Pizza

Appetizers Cooking Station

Grilled Pepper Salad with Seafood Pan-fried Salmon Fillet or Herb
Tomato & Mozzarella Cheese Garlic Chicken
Potato Salad With Roast Potato & Green Vegetables
Flageolet Bean Tuna & Tomato
Grilled Pepper salad with Seafood
Salad
Caesar Salad Pizzas
Mixed Greens Oriental Pizza (Spicy, Non Spicy)
Prawn, BBQ Pork, Duck Meat, Chicken Floss,

Soups
Chinese Mushroom, Green Pepper, Red
Pepper, Sliced Onion, Sesame Seed, Hor Sin Ala Carte Menu
Sauce, Topped with Mozzarella Cheese Spaghetti, Fettuccine $8.80
Minestrone
& Linguine
Cream of Mushroom Seafood Pizza Choice of Seafood, Ham, Bacon, Mushroom,
Prawn, Crabstick, Clams, Smoked Salmon, Asparagus & Minced Chicken
Mushroom, Green Pepper, Red Pepper,
Pasta Station Tomato, Sliced Onion, Stuffed Olive, Tomato
Sauce, topped with Mozzarella Cheese

Oriental Pizza $7.80
Spaghetti, Fettuccine & Linguine (Spicy, Non Spicy)
Choice of Seafood, Ham, Bacon, Mushroom, Prawn, BBQ Pork, Duck Meat, Chicken Floss,
Hawaiian Pizza
Asparagus & Minced Chicken Chinese Mushroom, Green Pepper, Red
Ham, Chicken, Pineapple, Mushroom, Green
Pepper, Red Pepper, Tomato, Sliced Onion, Pepper, Sliced Onion, Sesame Seed, Hor Sin
Black Olive, Stuffed Olive, Tomato sauce, Sauce, Topped with Mozzarella Cheese
Topped with Mozzarella Cheese
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Seafood Pizza $8.80

Prawn, Crabstick, Clams, Smoked Salmon,
Desserts Mushroom, Green Pepper, Red Pepper,
Tomato, Sliced Onion, Stuffed Olive, Tomato
Fresh Fruit Platter Sauce, topped with Mozzarella Cheese
Bread & Butter Pudding
Peach with Strawberry Maples Hawaiian Pizza $7.80
Ham, Chicken, Pineapple, Mushroom, Green
Mini Pastries Pepper, Red Pepper, Tomato, Sliced Onion,
Ice-Cream with Topping Black Olive, Stuffed Olive, Tomato sauce,
Seafood Pasta
Coffee or Tea Topped with Mozzarella Cheese

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