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That Malacca trip – 24 October The allure of Malacca by Alicer Lim We can’t get enough of Malacca it seems! We organised a trip there not long ago. Even so, there was no shortage of takers for the last one we did on 24 Oct. Again we set off early to get the most out of the daylight hours. The first thing on the agenda was breakfast at the famous Ah Koon fish ball noodle stall situated close to the North-South Highway. In Malacca, we took in the Poh San Teng Temple, the Stadhuys, St Paul’s Hill and Fort A’Famosa and Jonker Street. This is a trip to Malacca – how could we not! But it was smells and sounds off the rickety, sun-baked streets that make Malacca alluring to us sleek urbanites. It was only when we sat down to dinner at Yong Peng that we realized how tired we were! After a hearty Chinese Dinner we headed back to the Club. The Kota Tinggi Trip – 14 November Watching fireflies light up the night! by Alicer Lim The four-in-one getaway trip to Kota Tinggi was oversubscribed that we had to hire a second bus to accommodate the 70 members and guests who signed up. Our first stop was the chocolate gallery where members and guests got the chance to savor the different types of chocolates and buy them. After that we headed for the ostrich farm where we were given some interesting information about ostriches and the children got the chance to feed them. Lunch was served at a local restaurant and the group later departed for the fruit farm at Kota Tinggi. It was raining heavily but the rain did not dampen the mood of the participants. For that they were treated to cups of fresh fruit juices and fruit platters. After dinner, participants boarded the boat to watch the fireflies hovering over the mangrove swamps along the Johor River. 16
21st SSC-SIA Bi-Lateral Games 2009 It’s a DRAW! by Christine Koh The competition started on 29 Oct with Golf teeing off at Sembawang Country Club. SSC were outclassed with 51 golfers. With the total stableford points of the top 14 golfers, SSC scored a total of 499 points to SIA’s 410. Badminton, Bowling, Snooker and Pool, Soccer, Squash, Table Tennis and Tennis were played on Sunday, 1 November at the SIA Group Sports Club and SAFRA Tampines Bowl. The competition was keen. In the Soccer match for instance, the score was tied at full time. Finally, SSC took the game 4–2 on penalty kicks – a remarkable feat since our last win was in 1999. game ssc sia BADMINTON 11 7 BOWLING 15 22 SNOOKER & POOL 2 6 GOLF 499 410 SOCCER 5 Penalty4 5 Penalty 2 SQUASH 1 4 TABLE TENNIS 2 9 TENNIS 6 3 The other two teams which brought glory to SSC were Tennis and Badminton. Our Tennis Team finished with score of 6 to 3 and Badminton 11 to 7. Mr Matthew Matthew, Chairman of Board of Games of SIA Group Sports Club and SSC Sports Chairman, Mr William Kwok were on hand to present the trophies to the winning teams. 17
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Page 11 and 12: Traditions Burning Arches light the
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Page 15 and 16: Diwali Ki Raat 2009 - 15 October A
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