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RSYC
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A BI-MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB • MAR / APR 2020 • FIND US ON WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/RSYC.SG
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
RSYC’S MARINA Page 34
UPCOMING EVENTS: CLUB HAPPENINGS: SEA SPORTS:
Easter Sunday CNY Reunion Dinner NUS Sailing Team
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Dear Fellow Members of RSYC, position 25 years ago and it is time for us
to think of our Club’s future. Let us all work
Another year has gone by, we are now in the together to see our journey through the
first quarter of 2020. We have completed next 30 years.
the Breakwater and the reconstruction of
H, I and J Berths successfully in May 2019 CLUB PATRONAGE
at the cost of approximately $5.37M. We From the numbers we are seeing, it seems
are looking forward to comfortable berths that members are patronizing the club less
for yachts at RSYC and the new berths frequently as compared to previous years,
generating the much-needed income to the Club seems less crowded nowadays.
shore up our club finances. The Gymnasium There might be multiple reasons why you
is also extended and is free for Members. are not visiting the Club but I will urge all
members to please support the Club. It is
NOTE ON FINANCIALS after all our own Club. I am sure we do not
We have closed the financial year-end as at want our Club to be patronized by more
31 December 2019. An independent audit non-members.
is scheduled to begin last week of February
2020. Audited financial statement will be Our F&B department’s revenue was still
included in our 2020 Annual Report. below budget by a substantial $500,000.
Room’s revenue has increased but I wish to thank my colleagues and also
Based on the unaudited FY2019 financial below budget. Marine’s revenue has also like to extend my appreciation to the
results, the overall Income & Expenditure increased but below budget. Patronage of Club Management and Staff for their
Account for FY2019 showed a Total Club Events and Activities has gone down dedication and diligence in discharging
Operating Surplus before depreciation and this has led to the cancelling of events. their duties.
of $1.47M. After depreciation, we are For this department, we are running a
expecting a deficit of $1.69M. This loss deficit of $110,000.
is more than what we have budgeted Best Wishes,
for 2019. Please refer to the financial Commodore’s Day is scheduled to be held
numbers on the next page for the various in June and the RSYC Regatta will take TAN KAY TOH
departments’ performances. We have place in July. The Annual Dinner & Dance Treasurer
been operating at a deficit of more than a will also make a comeback later this year. Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
million dollars for the past few years and We look forward to your support. Do look
Management have been requested to out for more details of these on the RSYC
see how we can improve the bottom line. website, e-Newsletter and posters around
Management is asked to look at all avenues the Club
to increase revenue from all departments
especially in the F&B, Room, Marine and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Membership in order to achieve the budget I would like to express my gratefulness
for 2020. for the support that our members have
contributed in the past year to make the
CLUB LEASE Club the thriving community that it is
Our club lease is due to expire in 2027 today. My wish for 2020 is for all members
which is a short 7 years from now. We to continue supporting the Club by
need to work extra hard to improve our regularly participating in upcoming events;
club reserve to be able for us to sustain patronize its facilities, F&B outlets and
our move forward for a lease renewal for accommodation.
the next 30 years. We are now in a similar
HONORARY MEMBERS COMMODORE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Balakrishnan B Nigel Ho
HRH Sultan Ibrahim Ismail
REAR COMMODORE Joerg Kalisch
SM Teo Chee Hean Richard Low
Albert Fong
Quah Wee Keng
Dr Tan Cheng Bok HONORARY SECRETARY Martin Benedict
Mr S Iswaran Rangamani Ganesh Francis Yeo
TREASURER
Tan Kay Toh RSYC MAGAZINE ADVISOR
Rangamani Ganesh
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2020 2019 2019 2018
RSYC BUDGET 2020 BUDGET
S$
ACTUAL
S$
BUDGET
S$
ACTUAL
S$
FOOD & BEVERAGE
REVENUE 2,971,435 2,844,485 3,440,423 2,660,415
COST OF SALES 1,123,423 1,070,786 1,228,207 953,265
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 1,483,478 1,694,354 1,732,781 1,454,300
OTHER DIRECT COST 287,580 383,271 361,128 407,347
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) 76,954 (303,925) 118,307 (154,496)
Room Occupancy Rate 80% 68% 70% 58%
ROOMS & HOUSEKEEPING
REVENUE 2,481,195 2,098,389 2,162,056 1,551,721
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 976,297 889,674 978,467 810,968
OTHER DIRECT COST 439,857 371,145 265,170 222,029
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) 1,065,041 837,570 918,419 518,724
JACKPOT
REVENUE 1,800,000 1,793,268 3,000,000 2,736,110
DIRECT EXPENSES (PAYOUT, TAX, GST, ETC) 1,683,117 1,690,241 2,805,195 2,553,548
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 88,568 103,787 121,246 120,390
OTHER DIRECT COST 38,160 39,734 36,912 39,443
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) (9,845) (40,493) 36,647 22,729
ACTIVITIES
REVENUE 128,800 69,572 163,500 54,454
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 101,585 91,187 98,479 96,509
OTHER DIRECT COST 130,070 89,186 155,140 58,379
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) (102,855) (110,801) (90,119) (100,435)
SEA SPORTS
REVENUE 28,230 38,680 63,238 144,378
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 6,626 13,127 55,272 44,033
OTHER DIRECT COST 7,540 19,522 7,540 154,517
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) 14,064 6,030 426 (54,172)
Dry Berth Occupancy Rate 85% 83% 83% 81%
Wet Berth Occupancy Rate 90% 88% 85% 87%
MARINA
FUEL SALES 999,757 870,031 1,039,820 774,676
BERTHING CHARGE(DRY) 1,023,408 1,004,370 1,112,115 1,004,866
BERTHING CHARGE(WET) 2,100,832 1,528,786 1,816,279 952,122
OTHER MARINE CHARGES 484,936 335,883 454,672 249,796
REVENUE 4,608,933 3,739,070 4,422,885 2,981,460
COST OF SALES - FUEL 819,801 718,204 852,652 647,112
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 802,384 483,003 770,695 557,856
OTHER DIRECT COST 421,552 369,173 631,910 477,717
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) 2,565,196 2,168,691 2,167,628 1,298,774
MEMBERSHIP
REVENUE 380,654 227,696 403,776 396,994
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 166,251 159,692 225,369 195,423
MARKETING AND OPERATING EXPENSES 174,200 111,482 131,760 160,509
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) 40,202 (43,478) 46,647 41,062
ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL
REVENUE (SUBSCRIPTION, CAR PARK, MISC) 2,088,886 2,077,898 2,105,119 2,128,164
PAYROLL & RELATED EXPENSES 1,594,420 1,596,986 1,721,468 1,592,844
ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL EXPENSES 1,751,868 1,731,946 1,728,073 1,643,909
DEPT. SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) (1,257,402) (1,251,035) (1,344,422) (1,108,588)
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE 14,488,133 12,889,057 15,760,998 12,653,697
OTHER NON OPERATING INCOME 156,000 211,104 171,600 183,938
(include Bad Debt Recovery)
TOTAL OPERATING COST/EXPENSES 12,096,778 11,626,499 13,907,463 12,190,099
TOTAL OPERATING PROFIT / (DEFICIT) 2,547,354 1,473,662 2,025,135 647,536
TOTAL DEPRECIATION 3,329,470 3,170,144 3,287,564 2,559,080
NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) AFTER DEPN (782,116) (1,696,482) (1,262,429) (1,911,544)
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
MEMBER’S CORNER • 05
MEET THE TEAM • 08
SPECIAL FEATURE • 09
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES • 11
CONTEST • 16
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RECIPROCAL CLUB • 18
SAVOUR • 19
CLUB HAPPENINGS • 23
SEA SPORTS • 32
SPECIAL
CALENDAR OF EVENTS • 37
FEATURE: TIDE TABLES • 38
Luxury Sailing
Yacht Fidelis CLASSIFIED • 39
CLUB MANAGEMENT
GENERAL MANAGER
Claudio Schettino | gm@rsyc.org.sg
F&B MANAGER
Freddy Lim | freddy.lim@rsyc.org.sg
FINANCE & ADMIN MANAGER
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Saowaluck Jirakul | saowaluck@rsyc.org.sg
MARINA ASSISTANT MANAGER
Richelle Henry Coloma Aguilar | richelle.aguilar@rsyc.org.sg
MARINA SALES & ADMINISTRATION
Kerry Schulz Utermoehl | kerry@rsyc.org.sg
EVENTS
& ACTIVITIES: ROOMS / HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER
Easter Sunday Molly Tan | molly@rsyc.org.sg
SALES / MEMBERSHIP MANAGER
Jackson Lim | jackson.lim@rsyc.org.sg
SECURITY MANAGER
Stephen Yap | stephen.yap@rsyc.org.sg
MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
& EVENTS MANAGER
Cordelia Liau | cordelia.liau@rsyc.org.sg
ADVERTISEMENT BOOKINGS
Contact Marketing Communications Department
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at Tel: (65) 6768 9488, Fax: (65) 6768 9280
or Email: marcom@rsyc.org.sg
52 West Coast Ferry Road, Singapore 126887
Tel: (65) 6768 9288, Fax: (65) 6768 9280
Email: info@rsyc.org.sg, Web: www.rsyc.org.sg
CLUB (WGS 84) Lat 01˚ 17.6’N Long 103˚ 45.7’E
HAPPENINGS:
CNY Reunion Dinner
WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/RSYC.SG | INSTAGRAM: @RSYCSG
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rights to edit or decline to publish. Any materials sent in by mail are at sender’s risk. The Club does not accept liability for loss or damage. All rights reserved. No
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GENERAL
AT MANAGER’S NOTE
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GENERAL MANAGER’S NOTE
Dear Members, or guests who have visited Mainland
China or have had prolonged interaction
Time flies and we are now stepping with guests from Mainland China are
into the second quarter of the year. advised not to visit the Club. For your
Everyone’s minds are now on the convenience, hand sanitizers can be
Coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic and found around the Clubhouse and masks
understandably so as it has affected our are available at the Front Office. We
life and the global business economy. In encourage Members to practise good
light of the latest situation surrounding hygiene and safeguard their health. The
the COVID-19, we would like to assure Club has also stepped up on disinfectant
you that the Club is taking a strict cleaning throughout the Clubhouse.
stance to protect the health and safety
of all Members and staff alike. The All Club staff needs to be temperature-
Management believes that it is important screened twice daily and will not be
to remain vigilant at all times. reporting for work if unwell. You can
read more information about the Club
As such, with the recommendation from measures that has been implemented Lastly, I would like to personally call
MOH for the public to avoid crowded and ways to protect yourselves on page upon members to stay calm during
places, all Club-organised events will 6 & 7 of the magazine. We seek your this epidemic period. Life should
be cancelled or suspended till further cooperation to work together to make still carry on as usual and please be
notice. This cancellation also applies to the Club a safe and pleasant place to be in. assured that The Club will provide
Private Event Bookings and The Club will regular updates on all measures The
send out specific communication to the On a happier and positive note, we are Club puts in place to protect the
affected Members. We appreciate your pleased to share that The Club has community as the situation evolves.
support and understanding as we work obtained ISO certification in January We look forward to your continued
to prioritise your safety. 2020. ISO certification certifies that a support and hope to see you and
management system, processes, service, your family around the Club.
The Club has also put in place or documentation procedures have all
precautionary measures to keep the the requirements for standardization Warm Regards,
COVID-19 at bay such as compulsory and quality assurance. With the ISO
temperature checks at the Club’s certification, RSYC is committed to deliver CLAUDIO SCHETTINO
entrance and the completion of travel quality service to meet both members’ General Manager
& health declaration forms for Members satisfaction and regulatory requirements. Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
and Guests entering The Club. Members
RSYC MISSION STATEMENT
To build upon our rich tradition as Singapore’s premier yacht club,
member-owned and affordable, and providing the best sea sports
facilities with excellent amenities.
OPERATING HOURS DURING ANNUAL STAFF DINNER & DANCE ON WEDNESDAY 15TH APRIL 2020
General Administration Office Front Office The Mess Gymnasium
8.30am to 3pm 8.30am to 11pm Noon to 3pm 7am to 3pm
Membership Dept Marine Dept Jackpot Room Children’s Room
8.30am to 3pm 8.30am to 3pm 1pm to 3pm 10am to 3pm
La Pizzeria at
Events & Sea Sports Dept Karaoke Lounge Swimming Pool
the Bridge & Beacon Bar
8.30am to 3pm Closed 7am to 3pm
12pm to 3pm
Housekeeping Dept The Wharf* Mahjong Room Chart Room
8.30am to 3pm 7am to 3pm Open as usual 9am to 3pm
*Limited Room Service available after 3pm
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MEMBER’S CORNER
MEMBER’S CORNER
WELCOME NEW BURGEE EXCHANGE WITH
MEMBERS OVERSEAS YACHT CLUB
We warmly welcome the following new CLUB DE YATES ACAPULCO
members who took up membership in the
month of January & February 2020: Mr Adolfo Pardo Orive and his wife, members of
Club de Yates Acapulco located at Mexico visited
JANUARY 2020 RSYC on 4th January 2020. They had a friendly
ORDINARY (Transferable) chat with our General Manager, Mr Claudio
• Chee Young Kiang Jason Schettino before they exchanged burgees
• Perrin Laurent between the two Clubs. Membership Executive
• Yusiskandar Bin Yusop Ms Mrunalini also gave them a tour of the RSYC
premises and explained our rich history to them
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before they left the Clubhouse. We look forward
• Gunamony Madhan Dennis
to their visit back in Singapore soon.
• Lai Chik Lok Steven
• Richard Arnold Watkins Club de Yates de Acapulco is a yacht club located in Acapulco, Mexico. Opened in December
YOUNG 1955, it served as host of the sailing events for the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. Since
• Siek Xing Fen Jarell the 1968 Games, the yacht club continues to serve as a sailing venue. The club organises monthly
• Woon Tian Tze Gabriel regattas, fishing tournaments, sailing clinics and other water sports related activities. Club de
• Tan Ruolin Yates de Acapulco remains an important part of the port history. For more information about Club
de Yates Acapulco, please visit https://www.clubdeyatesdeacapulco.com/
FEBRUARY 2020
ORDINARY (Transferable)
• Kevin Hangchi DEBEN YACHT CLUB
• William Adam Petrie
• David Alexander Stringer Mrs Jane Bradburn, Committee Member of
• Heng Cheng Wei Deben Yacht Club visited RSYC on 5th February
2020. Mrs Bradburn was visiting us for the first
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time to learn more about the history of RSYC.
• Heather Ashley Hansen
Burgee was also exchanged with Honorary
• Tharma Rajoo
Secretary Rangamani Ganesh to signify the
• Jeanette Hangchi
importance of our reciprocal relationship.
3 YEAR TERM
Mrs Bradburn shared an interesting story with us about Mr Max Blake. Max Blake who was
• Alicia M Kent
Commodore of RSYC in 1931 and the first winner of the Sir Thomas Liption cup came to Singapore
from his hometown of Woodbridge. He was an active member of RSYC during the 1920s and 30s.
CONTEST WINNER He returned to live in Woodbridge when he retired and became a member of the Debne Yacht Club
and donated a silver “Singapore Cup” which is still competed for today. Mrs Bradburn plans to
IN JAN/FEB ISSUE report to her fellow club members on her visit in order to encourage more visits to RSYC.
The Deben Yacht Club, a reciprocal club of RSYC, is one of the oldest sailing clubs in the UK
Congratulations to the following winners who
having been founded in 1838. Located in Woodbridge, England, it is a small but family friendly
have won themselves a spa voucher worth
club with approximately 450 members. Some of the activities include regular dinghy racing, leisure
$180.
sailing as well as social events throughout the year. The most important event of the year has to
1. Joschka Kalisch (K0205-11) be the annual Regatta held in August. For more information about Deben Yacht Club, please visit
2. Michael Lim (L0298) https://www.debenyachtclub.co.uk/
3. Fong Kew Kong (F0100)
Stand a chance to be the next winner by ROYAL NAVAL YACHT CLUB
participating in our contest on page 16.
Ms Lorraine and Mr Graham Byfield, Members
of Royal Naval Yacht Club visited RSYC on 13th
OPERATING February 2020 to learn more about the history
of RSYC. They gifted RSYC with a “Singapore
HOURS ON 15 Sketchbook” publication filled with watercolour
APRIL FOR THE paintings and pencil sketches of Singapore. Mr
Graham stayed in Singapore 20 years ago and
ANNUAL STAFF wanted to capture the beauty of Singapore
DINNER & DANCE streets and buildings in the sketchbook. He was also the one to have designed the very first
logo of Raffles Hotel and has since published 4 books of Singapore sketches. It was an honour
for RSYC to host such an amazing person and receive his masterpiece as a momento. We look
Every year, the staff of the Club will gather for forward to his next visit to Singapore again.
the Annual Dinner & Dance; and for this year,
on Wednesday, 15 April 2020, the operating Royal Naval Yacht Club, a reciprocal club of RSYC located in Hampshire, UK is open to new
hours will be adjusted to allow our staff to members from all walks of life and offers weddings, private functions, offices, moorings and
attend the dinner and spend time with fellow sailing activities. The Club actively supports and encourages the sport of yachting and boating
colleagues and party away. and has many other interest groups including Bridge, Wine and Music Appreciation, Pilates and
more. In particular, the Club provides a wide and imaginative social and dining programme to suit
Please see page 4 for the operating all tastes. For more information about Royal Naval Yacht Club, please visit www.rnc-rayc.co.uk
hours on that day. Thank you for your kind
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understanding.
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MEMBER’S CORNER
MEMBER’S CORNER
WELCOME NEW FINANCE MANAGER NEW PUNCHING
& SECURITY OFFICER BAG IN THE GYM
FINANCE MANAGER – SECURITY OFFICER –
MS SAOWALUCK JIRAKUL MR WOLF DANKER
Ms Saowaluck joined our RSYC big family as We welcomed Wolf Danker to our RSYC family
our Finance & Admin Manager on 20th January as our new Security Officer on 1st November
2020. She has more than 10 years’ experience 2019. Wolf has more than 6 years’ experience
in the F&B and hospitality industry including 3 in Security agencies with his most recent
years of experience working in Social Clubs. job as a security officer at Crete Security.
She plays a crucial role in the Management Welcome aboard! Do say hi if you see him at
We are pleased to share that we have
Team overlooking the financial and HR matters the guardhouse or around the Clubhouse.
freshened up the gym with a new hanging
in the Club. We look forward to her positive
punching bag. Ramp up your cardio workout
contributions to the team.
with this full body punching bag that involves
your legs as well as your arms to train the
WE VALUE YOUR FEEDBACK whole body, activating as much muscles as
possible to burn the most calories.
Do share with us any feedback or suggestions you may have about the Club as it will help the Do approach our friendly gym instructor Mr
Club in improving its services and offerings to members and their guests. You can write and send Robin for the right usage of the punching bag.
your feedback to info@rsyc.org.sg We hope to see you at the gym soon.
PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT
YOURSELF AGAINST COVID-19
Wear a mask
if you have Avoid
Monitor your
respiratory touching
temperature
symptoms such your face
twice daily
as a cough or with your
runny nose hands
Avoid close
contact with Seek medical
Wash your
people who attention
hands
are unwell promptly
frequently
or showing if you are
with soap
symptoms of feeling unwell
illness
We will continue to provide regular updates on all measures The Club puts in place to protect our community.
If you have any questions or concerns, please send them to gm@rsyc.org.sg
Do check out MOH website for regular updates on the Novel coronavirus situation: www.moh.gov.sg
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MEMBER’S CORNER
MEMBER’S CORNER
CORONAVIRUS
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
In view of the evolving Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, RSYC will take all necessary precautions to ensure
that the Club is clean and safe during your visit to the Club. As such, the Club is taking immediate measures and
the following procedures have been implemented:
1. The Club will be implementing health checks where all members and guests arriving by land or by sea have
to complete a Travel/Health Declaration Form and be subjected to body temperature screening. Any person
registering a temperature of 37.5 degree celsius and above will be deemed to have a fever and will be
advised to leave the Club’s premises immediately.
2. Members and guests with respiratory symptoms such as feeling cold, runny nose, colds, fever and breathlessness
will not be allowed to enter the Club.
3. The Management reserves the right to reject any room bookings and stop any member or guest from entering
the Club or using the Club’s facilities.
4. We would also like to appeal to members and guests to refrain from visiting The Club if you or your family are
feeling unwell, have been in Mainland China or have had prolonged interaction with visitors from Mainland China
in the last 14 days upon their return to Singapore. Do monitor your health closely and see a doctor if unwell.
5. The Club may cancel some of the Club events and activities without prior notice. This might also include Private
Event Bookings.
6. The Club has stepped up on disinfectant cleaning throughout the Clubhouse. Public spaces and surfaces are
disinfected regularly.
7. Hand Sanitizers can be found around the Clubhouse and masks are available at the Front Desk.
8. The Management has imposed strict health requirements and checks on all staff. All Club staff continue to be
temperature-screened twice daily and will not be reporting for work if unwell.
We thank you for your kind understanding and apologise for any inconvenience caused as we work to prioritize
your safety and the community.
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MEET THE TEAM
MEET THE TEAM
AIMING TOWARDS Who is who:
MAXIMUM EFFICENCY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Kerry Schulz-Utermoehl,
AT THE MARINA Nurzarena Binti Samad,
Kwan Say Eng,
Mohamad Hazrin,
Mohd Bin Maideen,
Consisting of eleven staff, the Marine team is headed by Assistant Marina Manager, Richelle Mahmud Bin Ali,
Aguilar who ensures that the marina runs like clockwork. Operating a marina is not an easy Krishan Singh,
feat as most would imagine. The team has to oversee a constant flow of services and Thumbmara,
support for boaters and yacht owners, from the application of cruising permits, launching Richelle Aguilar
and recovery of boats to berthing and refuelling assistance. The Marine team strives to carry
out the tasks with utmost care and efficiency for the boating members and ultimately aims
to bring RSYC’s marina to higher standards.
Not in
Picture
Above:
INSET (FROM LEFT):
Jamal Bin Ma’arop,
Jailodin Bin Abdul,
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SPECIAL FEATURE
LUXURY SAILING YACHT FIDELIS
A magnificent luxury 56m, 184ft Superyacht, Fidelis (Latin for ‘faithful’), arrived in Singapore and is moored at Republic of Singapore
Yacht Club’s marina for a one-month stopover from 27 January to 21 February 2020, having sailed in from its last port of call,
Tanjung Benoa, Indonesia. She is temporarily at a nearby shipyard having maintenance work done before returning on 1st March
for a period of 7 days before proceeding to Benoa and then onto Hong Kong.
Some of the RSYC staff had the opportunity to go onboard the luxury yacht and was given a tour by Captain Guy Fraser and First
Master Grant Keenan. The crew were extremely friendly and took the time to share their experience onboard SY Fidelis as RSYC
staff exclaimed a lot of “wows” while touring the yacht.
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Introduction about SY Fidelis
Fidelis is a beautiful superyacht from the 56 metre series launched by the Perini Navi shipyard in April 2011. The 496-ton custom
sailing yacht is registered to the United Kingdom with its home port listed as Douglas in the Isle of Man. Fidelis’ owners wanted to
plan the interior arrangements and ultimately the yacht’s LOA to suit their cruising goals. Fidelis is uniquely faithful to her owners’
desire to enjoy more time with their family.
The stylish and comfortable yacht can accommodate up to 12 people and is manned by 10 crew members. It features an owner’s
quarters with office and couch ports areas, a generous bathtub, private shower area and a central dressing room. Four guest
cabins are furnished with queen-size beds and two Pullmans, en-suite with a large shower, couch and desk area.
Particularly impressive areas of the superyacht Fidelis are its sturdy deck, with two cockpits and a plush interior. The interior has a
refined and contemporary style where simple and clean lines are combined with precious materials such as stained walnut, wenge,
parchment, maple, teak, marble and leather. With the transom’s ability to open and become a sea-level platform with staircase
leading into the water and the vessel’s array of water toys and sports equipment that can be loaded and unloaded through a port
side hatch, Fidelis offers everything imaginable for a stay as comfortable, stylish and relaxing as one could hope for, and more.
S/Y Fidelis’s Adventure
Captain Guy also shared that S/Y Fidelis never stopped sailing since she was delivered, from the Amazon River to Desolation Island
and Australia, rounding both Capes. Her maximum speed is 15 knots and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 13 knots. S/Y
Fidelis has brought them to many places including Antarctica and the Great Barrier Reef. The owner does join the crew onboard
the yacht almost every month for a week or so and loves to go scuba-diving with First Master Grant who act as their diving leader.
The most memorable time for Captain Guy is when they manage to see sharks, whales and dolphins all at one time in the open sea.
RSYC had the pleasure to house such a magnificent yacht. This should give confidence to other superyacht owners that RSYC
is able to provide the berthing, marina support and facilities they need. With this, we look forward to seeing more superyachts
berthing in RSYC!
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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
SWIMMING
Equip your child with essential swimming
skills that build muscle growth, endurance,
and cardiovascular fitness.
Suitable for participants aged 5 and above.
DAY / TIME: FEE:
Every Saturday • $70 monthly (Member)
4.30pm to 5.30pm • $90 monthly (Guest)
VENUE:
RSYC Swimming Pool
YOGA
Learn the fundamentals of yoga and
restore balance in your life.
DAY / TIME: FEE:
Every Thursday Once a week
• 7.30pm to 8.30pm • $70 monthly (Member)
• $80 monthly (Guest)
Every Saturday
• 4.00pm to 5.00pm Twice a week
• $140 monthly (Member)
VENUE: • $160 monthly (Guest)
Quarterdeck
(subject to change)
FREE BOOKING OF
ROOFTOP TENNIS COURT
Located on the rooftop, the tennis court
offers a fast adrenaline pumping game!
Book with us now and work out a sweat!
FREE BOOKING
(up to a maximum of 2 hours)
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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
PERSONAL TRAINING AT THE GYM
Feeling lethargic and need help with your 1 SESSION: $60 SPECIAL:
exercise regime? Let our certified fitness 6 SESSIONS: $300 30 Minutes Basic Stretch & Abs - $40
instructor, Mr Robin Lim guide you through Valid for 2 months
a realistic fitness programme using the most 30 Minutes Alignment &
10 SESSIONS: $500 Toning for Tummy & Thighs - $60
efficient and safe techniques. Valid for 5 months
For registration and enquiries,
Please contact the Gymnasium at 6768 9358 or events@rsyc.org.sg
RSYC LADIES INTEREST GROUP
Calling out to all Ladies love socializing! The purpose of the interest group is to organise and promote
activities for Ladies within the club to create vibrancy for
RSYC will be forming a Ladies Group for all all. Here’s your chance to meet other like-minded Ladies
women of the club to become more involved in the Club for some social fun. You could get together for
in our events. drinks, meals, party and even organise your own events
and activities.
JOIN NOW!
Please contact Events Department at 6768 9382 or email to events@rsyc.org.sg or Whatsapp to 9128 3308
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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
MOTHER’S DAY FLOWER ARRANGEMENT WORKSHOP
Join us at our Flower Arrangement Workshop and you’ll have a gift DATE: Saturday, 9th May 2020
for your mother on Mother’s Day! You can also join us with your VENUE: Nautica Ballroom
mother and spend quality time together. You’ll get to bring home a FEE: $43 (Member) | $48 (Non-Members)
box of flowers of your own handiwork! TIME: 11am - 12.30pm
CLOSING DATE: 30th April 2020
IMAGE GROOMING TALK BY ATOS WELLNESS
Confidence does not only come from
within. You’ll be able to learn on how
to present yourself well and it will help
you build the confidence that you
need. Working on your professional
image can positively affect your life.
Join us for this Image Grooming Talk
by Atos Wellness. Register now!
DATE: Saturday, 23rd May 2020
TIME: 2pm - 3.30pm
VENUE: Nautica Ballroom
MIN PAX: 20 persons
CLOSING DATE: 8th May 2020
FREE FOR MEMBERS!
For registration and enquiries,
Please contact Events Department at 6768 9382 or events@rsyc.org.sg
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COMMODORE’S DAY
Commodore’s Day is back again. Bring along your family and friends and get sporty together! We have many
different games and activities just for you, from workout classes, mini sports carnival booth, healthy snack
stalls and water activities. Look out for more information on our next magazine issue!
DATE: Saturday, 13th June 2020 We will also be opening up booths for you to sell your items!
VENUE: Clubhouse BOOTH RENTAL FEE: $30 (Members) | $40 (Non-Members)
TIME: 11am - 6pm LOGISTIC PROVISION: 1 x 6ft table & 2 chairs
CLOSING REGISTRATION DATE: 3rd June 2020
RSYC ANNUAL REGATTA 2020
Our annual Regatta is back once again.
Calling out to all sailors! Join us this year
with your team and compete against
others. Open to all IRC, PY, ONE DESIGN
(J24 & SB20) sailors.
Stay tuned and look out for more
information on our next magazine issue!
DATE: 18th, 19th & 25th July 2020
VENUE: Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
For registration and enquiries,
Please contact Events Department at 6768 9382 or events@rsyc.org.sg
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RECIPROCAL CLUB
RECIPROCAL CLUB
ROYAL NEW
ZEALAND YACHT
SQUADRON
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS) is the oldest and
most successful yacht club in New Zealand, and the current home
of the America’s Cup. Its enormous reputation on the international
yachting scene ensures that the squadron occupies a position of
high prestige, nationally and internationally.
With over 3,200 Members and prominently situated at the foot
of the Auckland Harbour Bridge, the club is thriving and enjoys
a yearlong calendar of activities that cater to all their Member’s
needs.
Here are some of the main activities and programme in the club:
Club Racing/Sailing: RNZYS offer a great range of sailing series
with hundreds of races run every year. There is surely a sailing event
suitable for various types of yachts and crews.
RNZYS Learn to Sail Programme: The programme is very popular
and offers multiple learn to sail courses. These courses are run in a
variety of boats offering a great keelboat learning experience. There
is also a course which takes students to Kawau Island for an entire
weekend of sailing.
RNZYS Youth Training Programme: The programme deliver
intensive sail training for young sailors between the ages of 15-23 Club Racing
in a disciplined environment.
Functions & Events: The RNZYS is also a very high sought after
functions facility, with multiple rooms that can cater for any type of
function. It features a distinct nautical appearance that creates an
unforgettable surrounding for your event with sun drenched decks
and superb 270 degree views.
Dining: The RNZYS Members Bar is open 7 days and offers
fantastic food, drinks and the best harbour views in Auckland. The
Quarterdeck Restaurant is open Wednesday – Friday and offers a Functions & Events
more up market dining experience.
Members from RSYC are welcome to visit the Club when they are
in Auckland. For more information about Royal New Zealand Yacht
Squadro, you may visit their website at https://www.rnzys.org.nz/
Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Inc
181 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven Marina,
Auckland 1011, New Zealand
(09) 360-6800
Membership Director
Kim Bond
Phone: (09) 360-6804
Youth Training Programme Mobile: 027-555-9567
Email: kbond@rnzys.org.nz
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For reservation and enquiries,
Please contact F&B Department at 6768 9485/351 or email to fb@rsyc.org.sg
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For reservation and enquiries,
Please contact F&B Department at 6768 9485/351 or email to fb@rsyc.org.sg
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SAVOUR
For reservation and enquiries,
Please contact F&B Department at 6768 9443 or email to bridge@rsyc.org.sg
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For reservation and enquiries,
Please contact F&B Department at 6768 9485/442 or email to fb@rsyc.org.sg
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HAPPENINGS
CLUB HAPPENINGS
CNY HONG BAO &
STAFF BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION 15 JAN 2020
The staff of RSYC got together on 15 January 2020 to celebrate
the birthday of staff born in the months of January, February and
March, as well as Lunar New Year celebration to usher in the
Year of the Rat. Gracing the event was Rear Commodore Albert
Fong, Committee Members Mr Nigel Ho, Mr Martin Benedict and
Mr Francis Yeo, who joined in the birthday cake cutting ceremony
and presented hongbao to all the staff with wishes of good health Goodie Bags for Staff
and success to all. The employees of the month for Jan 2020 was
also announced and the winners go to Zhan Jian Ting from F&B
Stewarding Department and Uthiakumar from Security Department.
After which, everyone gathered for the mandatory “Good Luck” toss
of Lo Hei before tucking into a spread of CNY delicacies specially
prepared by Chef Benny and his team.
Employee of the Month
(Jan 2020): Zhan Jian Ting
It’s time to ‘Lo Hei’
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CNY REUNION
DINNER 24 JAN 2020
The Year of the Rat was ushered in with much excitement as members
and their families gathered at the Wharf for the customary steamboat
Reunion Dinner. It was a simple yet heart-warming yearly affair as
families chatted and bonded over dinner. Members were also overjoyed
to see the adorable God of Fortune as he walked around the Clubhouse
blessing our Members with Good Luck and Prosperity. Here’s wishing
everyone an amazing 2020 ahead!
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CLUB HAPPENINGS
CHINESE NEW
YEAR LION DANCE
PERFORMANCE
26 JAN 2020
RSYC welcomed the Lion Dance Troupe on the Second Day of
Chinese New Year, 26th January 2020 to usher in good luck and
fortune in the Year of the Rat. The Lion Dance Troupe took centre
stage at the stroke of 11am as the lions danced to the beat of the
drums and cymbals together with the entrance of the God of Fortune.
Close to 50 Members and Staff gathered at the Lobby to witness “Plucking of
the performance, they were clearly enthralled and entertained by the green” at the
acrobatic moves of the two lions. dry stack
This was followed by the lions performing the traditional custom
of “plucking of greens” which involved a dance routine of picking
of auspicious vegetables which were hung high up signifying
abundance for the year. The lions were then rewarded with mandarin
oranges from which orange skin was spat out, representing good
luck for everyone present. The fruits were then arranged into
auspicious words by the lions before they presented a lucky scroll
to Commodore Balakrishnan witnessed by the other Committee
Members with wishes of stability and prosperity for the Club.
After the dance performance at the lobby, the Lion Dance Troupe
proceeded to different parts of the Clubhouse to shower blessings
to all. We wish everyone a Happy and Prosperous Lunar New Year Members patting the
ahead! lion for good luck
Group picture with the Lion Dance troupe
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CNY MEMBER’S NIGHT & DRAGON
DANCE PERFORMANCE 31 JAN 2020
On the seventh day of Chinese New Year, also known as the “Ren Ri”
or Everyone’s Birthday, Members gathered for a CNY celebration at the
Foreshore. Before the event started, RSYC welcomed an agile Dragon
Dance troupe to bless the members with their acrobatic moves. The
members witnessed the “plucking of greens” and the dance troupe
presented a lucky scroll to Rear Commodore Albert Fong which signified
prosperity for the Club.
After the spectacular performances by the dragon dance troupe, Events
Chairman, also the emcee for the evening, Mr Nigel Ho took over the
event. The night started with a good luck toss of Lo Hei before members
tucked into the sumptuous spread of CNY delicacies followed by a
surprise appearance of the God of Fortune giving out fortune cookies to
spread blessings for members.
As the night went on, exciting games were played to hype up the night.
The members were also entertained by the popular 60’s live band “Tokyo
Square” with a mixture of Chinese and English Songs. As everyone got
immersed in the joyous atmosphere, some enthusiastic members started
dancing away, grooving to the tunes played by the live band. The evening
ended with the mandatory cake cutting ceremony for the birthday babies
and not forgetting lucky draw! It was indeed an enjoyable night and we
hope to see you all again at our next Members’ Night.
The Dragon
Dance troupe
with RSYC
Members
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‘Lo Hei’ and ‘Huat ah’
God of Fortune sending blessings to Members
Birthday cutting ceremony Game to hype up the night
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CHINESE NEW YEAR MAHJONG
COMPETITION 7 FEB 2020
Members and guests gathered together on the 7 February 2020 for the Annual Mahjong Competition during the CNY week.
Everyone in attendance enjoyed a sumptuous buffet dinner and auspicious Lo Hei before battling out at the mahjong tables.
There were 2 rounds of mahjong with the eventual winner being Ms Marlene Yeo claiming the top spot. It was indeed an
enjoyable evening for members with friendly chatter amidst the shuffling of mahjong tiles.
Group shot before Lo Hei
2nd prize winner: Chris 3rd prize winner: Alice Wong
Congratulations to the winners of
1st prize winner: Marlene Yeo 4th prize winner: Jimmy Sim RSYC Mahjong Competition 2020
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CLUB HAPPENINGS
VALENTINE’S
DAY DINNER
14 FEB 2020
In celebration of love and friendship, Members and guests gathered
at La Pizzeria at the Bridge & Beacon Bar for a Valentine’s Day
dinner! An incredible 4-course set meal was served with a view of
the beautiful sunset overlooking the marina. It was a simple and
heartwarming affair that not only saw couples but also friends and
family celebrating together as love filled the air.
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NUS SAILING TEAM
Guangzhou Nansha International Sailing Regatta 2019
2019 was an exciting year for NUS Sailing Team. Ending the year off with a blast, our sailors represented Singapore at the 3rd
Guangzhou Nansha International Sailing Regatta 2019. Sailing in China was a first for some of the NUS Sailors but that did not
affect the determination of these athletes! They put up a great fight and soon became attuned to the sailing conditions.
The sailors successfully clinched the 3rd place for FE26 class and 2nd place in J70 Class! Another impressive achievement by NUS
Sailors. Said NUS Sailing Captain Matthew: “The regatta was a great way to measure our sailor’s progress relative to other countries.
The conditions were really different from those we were expecting. Fortunately, our sailors gave it their all and were justly rewarded.”
NUS Sailors
in Nansha NUS Sailors getting 3rd place in the FE26 Class
Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2020
NUS Sailing goes to Langkawi! In the winter break, some of our NUS sailors had to swiftly pack up their backpack and set out
for Langkawi to participate in the Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2020. With 20 knots of wind at noon with choppy wind-
waves, NUS Sailors brace themselves and fought through the glistening waters around the Langkawi Archipelago.
“It was a great experience
for our new sailors to gain
exposure to sailing regattas
and an even better way to
recharge before the start
of school! Looking forward
to more overseas regattas
ahead.” – NUS Sailor
Chantelle.
NUS Sailing looks forward
to the upcoming RSYC
Regatta and many more in
the years ahead!
NUS Sailors in Langkawi
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BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER
TAKES ON BIG TIME RACING
Article contributed by Uncle Jevan of Big Brother Big Sister
The BBBS Group started the 2020 sailing year with the experiences in both training and actual racing.
launching of BBBS Racer Program. On top of taking young I believe our racers very quickly develop a clear perception of
students on the sailboats to teach values and sustainability, their personality, including strengths, weaknesses, thoughts,
our sailors entered two of our SB20s in the SB20 Asian Pacific beliefs, motivation, and emotions. This in turn allows our racers
Grand Slam 2020 Regatta in February this year. to understand other people, how they perceive us, our attitude
to others, and our responses to them.
For many in the BBBS group, this was their very first major
regatta. And, in a one design racing class that see both As a result, Self-awareness is vital in taking control of your
the best national sailors and international sailors competing life, creating what you want, and mastering your future. It also
aggressively throughout the fleet. helps you choose to how and where to focus your energy,
emotions, personality, and reactions.
We faced variable wind conditions throughout the regatta,
from very calm and windless conditions, to roaring 20 plus So this is why BBBS races. The 2 teams came back home to
knots gusty storms. Instead of our regular mentoring and RSYC not only better sailors but also better people. Please
facilitation program, we switched into racing mode, reaching come and race with us. Join us as BBBS Racers at RSYC,
for the optimal lines and that perfect spinnaker hoist on the
top mark.
So why did we race on an SB20 in a Team?
Of the many positive benefits that accumulate in our young
sailors when they start racing, one of the most important
outcomes is the beginning of their journey to become
Self Aware. When you train and race with four other team
mates and face tiredness, excitement, failure, success, and
disappointment to celebration. One really starts to develop Self
Awareness with the help of our Team mates and the different
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DOCKSIDE
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
RSYC’S MARINA
RSYC Marina has gone through a lot of development and changes from the Trafalgar Street Clubhouse to Sungei Pandan
Clubhouse and the current Clubhouse at 52 West Coast Ferry Road.
For many years, RSYC stood as the lone yacht club for powerboating, sailing and rowing activities. In recent decades, modern
marinas began sprouting up, therefore RSYC kept up with the development and transformed itself from the backwaters of the
Pandan Creek to the modern marina and Yacht Club that it is today.
For loyal Members of RSYC, you would have remembered the mangrove swamp we were in at the Sungei Pandan Clubhouse
which we called home from 1966 to 1999. There were no pontoons and buoys were used as moorings. Boat Owners couldn’t
walk to their boats and had to be ferried using a small boat driven by RSYC Staff. As for those who chose to berth on land, the
dry stack was only partially sheltered. Speed Boats were also placed on trailers and exposed. The Clubhouse faced a lot of
uncertainties and difficulties over moorings and access, as it was constrained by a low bridge and heavy siltation.
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RSYC moved to its present location at 52 West Coast Ferry Road in 1999 with a vision of a modern social club with the best
facilities and a fully serviced marina. It continues to support and promote its water sports, but its recreational facilities now
comprise of a lodge, a swimming pool, two restaurants, two bars, gym, jackpot and karaoke room. In attaining the vision of
having a fully serviced marina, RSYC opened its 5-storey vertical Dry Storage Facility for 206 boats in 2012 in additional to the
116 wet berths and storage space for 40 Jet Skis.
Wavescreen was completed in December 2018
which resulted in calmer water around the berths and
attracted many boaters back to RSYC. In May 2019,
with the increasing number of Super Yachts visiting
Singapore, RSYC upgraded its Marina by constructing
11 additional Super Yacht Berths. Ever since the
completion, RSYC has become one of the favourites
for Super Yacht Captains, due to many reasons such
as alongside berthing availability, no tide constraints
and the modern marina facilities available.
We look forward to welcoming you and your yachts
to join us at RSYC as we pride ourselves in providing
an unrivalled marina experience, no matter where your
adventure takes you.
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36 RSYC.ORG.SGCALENDAR OF EVENTS CALENDAR
CALENDAR
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARCH 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 MARCH
4 2020 5
YOGA CLASS
6 7
QIGONG CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 10am to 11am
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Quarterdeck FRIDAY SATURDAY
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS QIGONG CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 10am to 11am
8 9 10 11 12
Quarterdeck 13 14
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS YOGA
SCHOOL CLASS
HOLIDAY
7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
QIGONG CLASS
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
10am to 11am
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
4PM - 5PM
YOGA CLASS SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Quarterdeck
7.30PM - 8.30PM QIGONG CLASS
15 16 17 18 19
Quarterdeck 20 21
10am to 11am
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS QIGONG
YOGA CLASSCLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 10am
4PM -to5PM
11am
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS QIGONG CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 10am to 11am
22 23 24 25 26
Quarterdeck 27 28
Quarterdeck
END OF YOGA CLASS YOGA
QIGONG CLASS
CLASS
SCHOOL HOLIDAY 7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM
10am- to
5PM11am
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck
END OF YOGA CLASS QIGONG CLASS
SCHOOL HOLIDAY 7.30PM - 8.30PM 10am to 11am
29 30 31 Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck
29 30 31
APRIL 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
APRIL
1 2020 2
YOGA CLASS
3 4
YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Quarterdeck FRIDAY SATURDAY
Quarterdeck
1 2 3 4
YOGA CLASS YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
5 6 7 8 9
Quarterdeck 10 11
Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS PUBLIC HOLIDAY: YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM GOOD FRIDAY 4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
YOGA CLASS PUBLIC HOLIDAY: YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM GOOD FRIDAY 4PM - 5PM
12 13 14 15 16
Quarterdeck
17 18
Quarterdeck
EASTER SUNDAY RSYC STAFF D&D YOGA CLASS YOGA CLASS
11AM - 3PM Club facilties closed at 3PM 7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
Free ice cream for kids + Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
Fringe Activities at Wharf
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
EASTER SUNDAY RSYC STAFF D&D YOGA CLASS YOGA CLASS
11AM - 3PM Club facilties closed at 3PM 7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
19
Free ice cream for kids + 20 21 22 23
Quarterdeck 24 25
Quarterdeck
Fringe Activities at Wharf EARTH DAY YOGA CLASS YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
EARTH DAY YOGA CLASS YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM 4PM - 5PM
26 27 28 29 30
Quarterdeck Quarterdeck
YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM
Quarterdeck
26 27 28 29 30
YOGA CLASS
7.30PM - 8.30PM
Quarterdeck
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DIRECTORY Email: marcom@rsyc.org.sg THE MESS
MEMBERSHIP DEPT Noon to Midnight (Mon to Thu, Sun & PH)
8.30am - 6pm (Mon - Thu) Noon to 1am (Fri, Sat, & Eve of PH)
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 8.30am - 5.30pm (Fri - Sat) Last order: 11.45pm • Tel: 6768 9442
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu) Tel: 6768 9388 / 295 • Fax: 6768 9380
8.30am to 5.30pm (Fri) THE WHARF
Tel: 6768 9288 • Fax: 6768 9280 FACILITIES 7am to 10pm (Daily)
Email: info@rsyc.org.sg Tel: 6768 9351
ACCOMMODATION & FRONT DESK CHART ROOM
8.30am to 11pm (Daily) 9am to 10pm (Daily) • Adults only EMERGENCY CONTACTS
Tel: 6768 9288 / 9182 8187
Fax: 6768 9380 CHILDREN’S ROOM
Email: marina.lodge@rsyc.org.sg 10am to 8pm (Mon to Thu), SECURITY (24 HOURS)
10am to 10pm (Fri, Sat, Sun, Eve of PH & PH) Tel: 6768 9494 (Guard Post)
EVENTS DEPT VHF Channel: 77
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu) GYMNASIUM In case of power failure, you can contact
8.30am to 5.30pm (Fri) 7am to 10pm (Daily) • Tel: 6768 9358 / 288 RSYC at 6778 8506
Tel: 6768 9382 • Fax: 6768 9280
Email: events@rsyc.org.sg JACKPOT ROOM
1pm to 11pm (Mon to Sun & PH) LOCAL MARITIME
Tel: 6768 9343
FINANCE DEPT AUTHORITIES
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu)
8.30am to 5.30pm (Fri) KARAOKE LOUNGE
Tel: 6768 9495 • Fax: 6768 9280 5pm to Midnight (Mon to Thu) SINGAPORE PORT
Email: accounts@rsyc.org.sg 5pm to 1am (Fri & Eve of PH) OPERATION AUTHORITY
3pm to 1am (Sat) Tel: 6768 9494 (Guard Post)
FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPT 3pm to Midnight (Sun & PH) VHF Channel: 16
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu) Tel: 6768 9349 Frequency: 156,800
8.30am to 5.30pm (Fri) Purpose: Distress and safety calling channel
Tel: 6768 9485 / 9351 • Fax: 6768 9280 LA PIZZERIA AT
Email: fb@rsyc.org.sg THE BRIDGE & BEACON BAR MARITIME PORT
Lunch: 12pm to 3pm (Tue to Sun) AUTHORITY ENFORCEMENT
BANQUET DEPT Dinner: 6pm to 10pm (Tue to Thu, Sun) VHF Channel: 07
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu) Dinner: 6pm to 11pm (Fri/Sat/Eve of PH/PH) Frequency: 156,350
8.30am to 5.30pm (Fri) Closed on Mon Tel: 6325 2488
Tel: 9182 8157 / 6768 9485 Tel: 6768 9443 • Email: bridge@rsyc.org.sg Purpose: Coordinating marine emergencies
Fax: 6768 9280 in port waters
Email: banquet@rsyc.org.sg MAHJONG ROOM
24 hours. Available upon reservation only. POLICE COAST GUARD
MARINE DEPT Tel: 6768 9288 VHF Channel: 07
8.30am to 6pm (Daily) Frequency: 156,350
Tel: 6768 9234 • Fax:6768 9230 SWIMMING & CHILDREN’S POOL Tel: 6377 5539
Email: marina@rsyc.org.sg 7am to 10pm (Daily) Purpose: Request assistance from Police
Note: There is no lifeguard on duty. Coast Guard
MARKETING COMMUNICATION DEPT
8.30am to 6pm (Mon to Thu) TENNIS COURT
9am to 5pm (Fri) 9am to 10pm (Daily)
Tel: 6768 9488 • Fax: 6768 9280 Last Booking: 9pm • Tel: 6768 9288
SHUTTLE BUS TIMING OUTGOING SHUTTLE SERVICE FROM RSYC
Bus will also pass by West Coast Plaza for pick-up and drop-off
7.05am* 2pm* 6.55pm***
7.45am** 3.15pm* 7.15pm*
9am** 4.15pm* 9pm**
10am** 5.35pm* 10.15pm*
11am** 6.10pm** 11.15pm*
* To Clementi MRT Station.
** To Haw Par Villa & Clementi MRT Stations.
*** To Haw Par Villa MRT Station.
INCOMING SHUTTLE SERVICE TO RSYC
Pick-up point at the Taxi Stand outside Clementi MRT Station Exit D
6.40am 2.30pm 6.35pm
7.25am 3.30pm 7.35pm
8.10am 4.30pm 9.30pm
9.30am 5.50pm 10.30pm
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