NEWSTOWN COUNCIL

Bishan-Toa PayohTown Council

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$100,000 helpfor needy students

TOWN COUNCIL

Issue No. 79 • January-March 2008 • MICA(P)235/01/2008Issue No. 79 • January-March 2008 • MICA(P)235/01/2008

Waterfront LivingFlowing your wayWaterfront LivingFlowing your way

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PUB's ABCWaters Programme

Vice Chairman's Message

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Dear Residents

The Chinese have a saying " ". It is a reminder that as Spring approaches,

we should make plans for the year ahead with the hope of a bountiful harvest.

Besides planning for estate upgrading, we also have plans for community development

within the Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC. I'm excited to share with you some of these plans.

In April this year, with the support of Central CDC, we will pilot an 8-month long

project to help students who are academically-weak to improve their thinking and

study skills.

Over the June school holidays, we plan to organise volunteering opportunities for the recipients of CCC* Bursaries.

We hope to nurture in bursary recipients the idea that they are not just passive beneficiaries, but valued members

of the community who can also make a difference. We are fortunate to have the support of our ComCare Local

Network of Voluntary Welfare Organisations in this initiative.

We are also planning a Family Carnival towards the end of the year, in conjunction with the CCC Bursaries Award

ceremonies. We hope it will be an occasion for all the families staying in Bishan-Toa Payoh to come together to

celebrate the joy of having one another, and of the children making steady progress in their studies.

All of these plans have been made possible only because our grassroots leaders worked hard last year to raise

funds for the GRC Education Fund (you can read about this fund-raising effort on pages 6&7). We are also

fortunate to have the strong support of donors who share our belief that enhancing education opportunities is

essential to community development.

It will be a busy year ahead, and hopefully a bountiful one too!

Josephine TeoVice-Chairman

Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council

* Citizens' Consultative Committee (CCC)

Estate improvement

HDB residential blocks are scheduled for cyclical works to keep them in good condition, and for the services to function efficently

and problem free.

The Town Council is responsible for the maintainence of some blocks in the GRC. Thus, detailed planning is essential to ensure

works carried out smoothly and with minimal disruption and inconvenience to residents. Due to nature of works involved, we are

mindful of your safety and will do our best to barricade the affected areas, and keep you updated. Thus, the Town Council seeks

the understanding and co-opearation of residents to inform your family members and advise your children to stay away from the

work sites.

January – March 2008

Cyclical Works & New FacilitiesComing your way

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1. Keep away and don’t attemptto trepass any safety barricades,chainlink fencing areas.

2. Look out for any falling objects.

3. Keep away from all machineryand hacking works.

4. Walk under the void decks, walk-way or shoring provided, avoidwalking at Open Space.

5. Avoid hanging clothes outsidewhen painting works are carriedout outside the unit.

6. Avoid waiting at open space.

7. Close all windows when hackingand hoisting works are carriedout.

8. Avoid standing or sticking outyour head outside windows oralong the corridor.

Safety

Tips

Division Blocks

Bishan East Blk 169 to bus-stop at Bishan St 13Blk 154 to bus shelter at Bishan St 13Blk 125 to bus shelter at Bishan St 11Blk 175 to bus shelter at Bishan St 13Blk 115 to bus shelter at Bishan St 11Blk 117 to Blk 122 at Bishan St 12Blk 135A to main road at Bishan St 12

Bishan-Toa Payoh North Blk 205 Toa Payoh North to Blk 108Lor 1 Toa PayohBlk 209 Toa Payoh North to Blk 112Lor 1 Toa PayohBlk 245 & 246 to bus shelter atBishan St 22

Thomson Blk 128A to bus shelter at Lor 1 Toa PayohBlk 123 to existing staircase at Lor 1 Toa PayohBlk 26 to existing car park at Sin Ming RoadBlk 25 to bus shelter at Sin Ming Road

Toa Payoh Central Blk 157 footpath to Lor 1 Toa Payoh

Barrier Free Access (BFA) Ramps

Division Blocks

Toa Payoh East Covered Linkway from Blk 47 to existingoverhead bridge at Lor 6 Toa Payoh

Covered Linkway from Blk 195 to existing overhead bridge and bus shelter atKim Keat Ave

Covered Linkway

Division Blocks

Bishan-Toa Payoh North Blk 278, 285 & 286 Bishan St 24

Canopy Tiles Repair

Division Blocks

Toa Payoh East Blk 1 - 3 Lor 7 Toa PayohToa Payoh Central Blk 171 to 172 & 172A Lor 1 Toa Payoh

Re-Roofing Works

“Fire”atShunfuMart

Riiinng….The fire alarm went off at

11.00am. Assigned Fire Warden assisted

the stallholders and patrons of Blk 320

Shunfu Mart to evacuate in a calm and

orderly manner. They were all safely

assembled and accounted for at the Blk

303 amphitheater within 4 mins and 56

seconds. Fortunately, there were no

“injuries or fatalities”.

Do not panic, this was only a fire drill

conducted by the Town Council, SCDF

and NEA on 31 January 2008. Mr Hri

Kumar Nair, who was the guest of

honour, activated the alarm to start the

exercise. This exercise serves as a

precautionary measure as well as a

practice to the stallholders and members

of public on the importance of fire

evacuation drills and reinforces the steps

and actions to do in the event of actual

fire. The stallholders and patrons tried

their hands at putting out a fire with

extinguisher after the fire drill.

Mr Hri Kumar activating the fire alarm Stallholders evacuating the building

Post fire drills comments

Stallholders and patrons trying out the fire extinguisher at the post-fire drill activities

Homefront

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Homefront

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S&CC for HouseholdsFor 2008, HDB residents will pay the following S&C charges:

Normal S&CC* applies to non-citizens, owners of private residential property (including those from HDB).They are also not eligible for the S&CC free-month rebates.

For those paying through GIRO, the Town Council will arrange with your bank to deduct the appropriateamount after taking into account the S&CC rebates that you are eligible for.

Kadar bayaran biasa S&C hanya boleh digunakan untuk mereka yang bukan penduduk tetap , pemilikkediaman privet, perniagaan atau industri (termasuk yang dimikiki oleh HDB). Mereka tidak layak bagirebate untuk & S&CC.Bagi mereka yang membuat bayaran melaui Giro/interbank Giro, Majlis Bandaran akan membuat pengurusandengan bank bagi potogan peruntukkan jumlah bagi S&CC, diambil kira rebate S&C yang bagi anda.

ROOM NORMAL REDUCED FREETYPE S&CC* S&CC MONTH

1 room $53.20 $19.50 Mar, Jun, Sep, Dec

2 room $55.20 $29.00 Mar (0.5mth)Jun, Sep, Dec (0.5mth)

3 room $57.00 $40.00 Mar (0.5mth), Jun (0.5mth)Sep (0.5mth), Dec (0.5mth)

4 room $61.00 $52.00 Mar (0.5mth), Jun (0.5mth)Sep (0.5mth), Dec (0.5mth)

5 room $63.00 N.A Jun (0.5mth), Dec (0.5mth)

Executive $85.00 N.A Jun (0.5mth)

HUDC $105.00 N.A -

MG (Type A) $90.00 N.A -

MG (Type B&C) $85.00 N.A -

100 students in Toa Payoh East can rest easy knowing that the bursaries they received froman educational fund will help them with their schooling through the year.

The Toa Payoh East Citizens Consultative Committee (CCC) awarded bursaries to 100 recipients– as part of its educational fund last December.

According to Mr Lim Cheong Ling(right),52,Assistant Secretary of the CCC, the idea tostart the fund was mooted by Mrs JosephineTeo, Member of Parliament for Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC, last year.

“Mrs Teo saw the need for financial assistance for needy familiesand encouraged us to create a fund to help them,”said the 21-year stalwart of the Toa Payoh East CCC.

The CCC initiated the fund-raising efforts last year and has managed to collect about$100,000 through individual and corporate donations, and a golf tournament. Seu TeckSean Tong temple was the biggest single donor, contributing $50,000. Other donors includeMr Bobby Lim, Mr K K Yap, Mr Peter Ngo, Seventh-Day Adventist Chinese Church andOld Chang Kee.

Out of 128 applicants, 100 qualified for the bursary. Primary One to Three students get $150 each, Primary Four to Six students, $200, and Secondary

students $250, Pre-U and JC students $300 .

“Though one of the criteria is that students must have a pass in English, the committee decided to award to some of those who did not do well

enough. We understand the needs of these families and are trying ourbest to help as many as we can,” said Mr Lim.

“We will continue to raise funds to top up this educational fund forhardship cases so that we can help needy students every year,” he added.

Community News

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$100,000help for needystudents

Mrs Josephine Teo with the recipients

Community News

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Car park enforcement officer Ramlee Abdul Rahim, 42 and Madam

Raziah Abdul Aziz, 38, have four children.

Their daughter, Adiliaraihana Binte Ramlee, who is 11 this year, is one

of the recipients of the Toa Payoh East CCC educational fund. The Primary

Five student is the second of four children.

The Balestier Primary School girl is delighted with her award, according

to her mother Mdm Raziah.

“I was relieved that Adiliaraihana received the bursary because this

would help to pay for her education,” she said. “We will be using the

bursary for her school books and other expenses.”

Educational fund a blessing for recipients

As Adiliaraihana loves reading and drawing, her father would buy her a book or art supplies every month

to feed her habits.

Mdm Raziah describes her daughter as an above average student whose favourite subject is science.

Lee siblings score hat-trick

Siblings Brian Lee (13), Brandon Lee (10) and Briana Lee (8) were among

the other recipients of the bursary.

They are the older of five children of Mr Vincent Lee, 35, and his wife,

Sheryl See, 32. As a crane operator, Mr Lee makes slightly more than

$1,000 a month, barely enough to take care of the needs of his family.

The bursary is a great blessing to the family, helping to provide for the

educational needs of the three school going children

“I am happy that my three

children were awarded the

bursary. This helps us greatly in

paying for school expenses and

enrichment programmes,” said

Mrs Lee.

Brian, a Secondary One student

of Bendemeer Secondary School,

and Brandon, who is in Primary

Four at Pei Chun Primary School,

love swimming, while Briana is a

diligent Primary Two student at

Pei Chun Pr imary School .

“The bursaries that my children

have received will give them hope

for a better future,” said Mrs Lee,

whose two younger children,

Beckham is six and Belinda is four.

Second from left: Briana, Brian & Brandon

Adiliaraihana Binte Ramlee

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Estate improvement

Elderly FitnessCorner at Blk 37Lorong 7 Toa Payoh

Children Playground atBlk 155 Bishan St 13

New Additions to the EstateBishan-Toa Payoh Town Council continues to upgrade the neighbourhood with modern facilities for your

benefit. Covered Linkways, children playgrounds, elderly fitness corners and drop off points have become

permanent fixtures throughout the estates. Here is a pictorial spread of some of them.

Children Playgroundat Blk 240 Lorong 1Toa Payoh

Supplement - ABC Waters Programme by PUB

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Residents at Bishan will soon be able to enjoy getting close to water when the hugeconcrete canal at Bishan Park is transformed into a river with landscaped banks. PUB,the national water agency, will bring the Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters programmeright into the heart of Bishan. Water-loving residents can look forward to waterplaygrounds which will allow fun and close interaction with water.

Waterfront LivingPlants and trees will add colour and life to the landscape and provide welcome shadefor those who take a stroll by the riverside. Park facilities such as shelters, walkways,exercise corners and themed playgrounds will create community spaces for peopleof all ages.

Back to Nature

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A constant water lineThe river will feature a changingwaterscape with the rise and fall of thewater level during heavy rainfall anddry periods. Unlike the river today, itwill always have water flowing through,even on dry days.

More Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters for allSingapore will soon be transformed into a city of gardens and water. Overthe next five years, the Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters programme willtransform Singapore’s waterscape and unlock the island’s blue treasures.

Here’s a glimpse of what you can look forward to.

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Jurong LakeFamilies will be able to bond through boardwalks,rollerblading and cycling activities. An iconic geyserin the middle of the lake will set the stage forbreathtaking views while getting close to the water.

Lower Seletar ReservoirEnjoy outdoor cultural shows and performances whenthe water stage is built. A heritage bridge will spanthe reservoir, offering scenic views of the water andthe nature reserve.

Sengkang Floating IslandGet ready for Singapore’s first floating island, whichwill be connected via a suspension bridge and a floatingboardwalk to the Anchorvale Community Club andsports complex.

Pandan ReservoirPandan Reservoir will be transformed into a venue forcompetitive water activities such as rowing, sailing,kayaking and canoeing. Get closer to these excitingactivities with floating decks and viewing platforms.

Supplement - ABC Waters Programme by PUB

Estate improvement

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Upgrading ofChildren Playgroundat Blk 240 Lorong 1

Toa Payoh

New Additions to the Estate

Elderly FitnessCorner at Blk 319Shunfu Road

Covered Linkway fromBlk 83 to 86 Lorong 2Toa Payoh

Drop off point atBlk 237 Lorong 1

Toa Payoh

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Health Matters

There are many causes of chest pain, from musclestrain during exercise, to life threatening heartattack. The discomfort ranges from a feeling ofmild pressure, to a severe crushing, burning, orstabbing pain. If the pain is not due to a minorinjury, it should be given prompt medical attention,as it may be caused by a serious disorder.

Symptoms1) ANGINA

Chest pain resulting from a lack ofoxygen in the blood flow to the heartmuscle:

• Mild to severe gripping pain overthe chest. The pain occurs particu-

larly during physical activities orstrong emotion. The pain mayspread to the entire chest then tothe throat, jaws, back, shoulderblades , or radiate down the leftarm. It goes away with rest.

• Breathing difficulty.

• Nausea.

• Sweat.

2) HEART ATTACK

Blockage of the blood flow into partof the heart muscle, resulting in tissuedamage:

• More severe pain in angina, lastslonger than 30 minutes and doesnot relieve with rest.

• Shortness of breath.

• Restlessness.

• Cold Sweat.

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Loss of consciousness.

3) HEARTBURN (INDIGESTION)

• Burning pain that starts in theupper abdomen, moves up to thecentre of the chest, and reachesthe throat when severe. The painmay travel up and down, worseon lying down, improving uponsitting up.

• Bitter (acidic) taste in the mouthdue to the regurgitation of thegastric juices.

4) CHEST INFECTION (PNEUMONIA)

• Pain felt on the side of the affectedlung, made worse by breathing indeeply.

• Shortness of breath.

• Fever, chi l l s and sweating.

• Cough producing phlegm that isyellow-green in colour and bloodstained at times.

5) SHINGLES (VIRAL NERVE INFECTION)

• Mild to severe pain along a definedstrip of blisters, on the left or rightof the chest.

6) INJURY

• Strained chest muscle: pain wherethe muscle was pulled. It isaggravated by movement or deepbreathing. The injury is likelycaused by a sudden jerk or twist.

• Fractured (broken) rib, bruise: painin an area of the chest that isinjured by a blow or fall. The painof a broken rib is severe and isaggravated by movements.

• Swelling with pain when touchingthe infected area.

What you can do• Call an ambulance or go to the

nearest hospital’s A&E if you havechest pain that fits the descriptionof a heart attack or worseningangina.

• Consult a doctor:

• If you experience heartburn forthe first time; it can be anginaor heart attack after all.

• If you suspect pneumonia orshingles

• Take simple painkillers (paracetamol) for muscle injury.

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Active Lifestyle

If you have the urge to samba and

tango, the Ballroom Latin Dance Class

at Toa Payoh South CC is the place to

get your feet moving.

The dance instructor, Mr Michael Lim

has been teaching Ballroom Latin

Dancing since 1990. Michael’s interest

and passion for Ballroom Latin

dancing had him participating several

dance competitions and he has 14

students in his class.

Swayto Ballroom Latin

your way

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Interested? Put on your dancing shoes

and groove with him now.

How to JoinWhen : Every Tuesday

Time : 8.30pm to 9.30pm

Where : Toa Payoh South CC

Fees : $76.40 (for PA members) &$81.50 (for non-members)

Contact : Toa Payoh South CC at6259 6602

What's on

Bishan North

Course : Be the best you can be: Mind (“Syiok SedapSeh…Minda Sihat !)

Date : 9 March 2008 (Sunday)Time : 2.30pm – 5.00pm

Course : Be the best you can be: Health (“Syiok Sedap Seh..Sihat Segar! )

Date : 20 April 2008 (Sunday)Time : 3.00pm – 5.00pm

Course : TCM Workshop – GuashaBeauty Meridian Massage

Date : 24 May 2008 (Saturday)Time : 3.00pm – 5.30pm

For more information, please contactBishan CC at 6451 5955

Course : Tuition for P3 & 4Date : ThursdayTime : 4.00pm – 5.30pmDate : SaturdayTime : 9.00am – 10.30amVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Tuition for P5 & P6Date : Tuesday & ThursdayTime : 5.30pm – 7.00pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Tuition for P1 – P3Date : SundayTime : 2.45pm – 4.15pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Tuition for P4 - P6Date : SundayTime : 1.15pm – 2.45pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Han Yu Pin Yin for K1 & K2Date : SundayTime : 4.15pm – 5.45pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Toa Payoh CentralCourse : Kiddybac PlaygroupDuration: Monday- FridayTime : 9.00am – 11.00amContact : 6783 3186 / 9002 0118

Course : Speech & Phonics for K1/K2Date : SaturdayTime : 9.30am – 11.00amVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 99C

Lorong 2 Toa Payoh

Course : English & Maths for P1Date : SaturdayTime : 11.15am – 12.45pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 99C

Lorong 2 Toa Payoh

Course : Prepartory Class for P1Date : SaturdayTime : 1.00pm – 3.00pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 99C

Lorong 2 Toa PayohContact : 6752 0795 / 94501600

Course : Young @ Art ProgrammeDate : MondayTime : 7.30pm – 9.00pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 99C

Lorong 2 Toa PayohContact : 90928962

Course : Tuition for P1 & P2Date : Monday & ThursdayTime : 4.00pm – 5.30pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63

Lorong 5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Abacus (for children aged 5 to 9 years)

Date : SundayTime : 10.30am – 12.00pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

Course : Children’s Art (for childrenaged 4 to 9 years)

Date : TuesdayTime : 7.30pm – 9.00pmVenue : RC Centre @ Blk 63 Lorong

5 Toa PayohContact : 9022 8899

For more information, please contactToa Payoh Central CC at 6252 1249

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First Block Party 2008

Date: 26 March 2008 (Wednesday)

Time: 2.00pm

Venue: Blk 442 Sin Ming Ave

Fun Time

Entry Rules1. Only HDB residents of Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC are

eligible to participate and all entries must be madeon the official entry form.

2. Each household is allowed to send in only one entry.3. Councillors and employees of Bishan-Toa Payoh Town

Council and their immediate families are not allowedto participate.

4. The judges' decision is final and no correspondencewill be entertained.

5. Prizes will be awarded to the first 50 all correct entriesdrawn and winners will be notified by post.

6. Answers will be published in the next issue of Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council News.

Please send your entries on the back of anenvelope to reach us before 18 April 2008Address the envelope to:The Editor,The Quiz Corner (Quiz No. 66), BTPTC NewsBlk 125A, #01-134, Lorong 2 Toa Payoh,Singapore 311125.

IMPORTANT: The information disclosed by you to the Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council is being furnished voluntarily and on the basis that you consent that it may be used by the TownCouncil and the Advisors of the Town Council (in their capacity as Advisors, Members of Parliament or in any other capacity whatsoever for the purpose of communicating with you).

Winners for Quiz #66

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Where was the fire drill at?

Question

Quizfor

Answer to

• Soccer Field• Basketball Court

• Roller Blade Track• Two Feature Walls

• Fitness Corner• Playground

Quiz #66 -

#68

S/N Name1 Mr Chng Tian Kwee2 Ms Jessica Choy Woon Bing3 Ms Loh Yue Toh Aileen4 Ms Leong Chee Tuck5 Ms Lum Cui Xia6 Mr Kan Teck Pong7 Ms Tay Marry8 Mr Loh Ah Lung9 Mr Lee Pang Wee

10 Ms Wong Wei Ting11 Ms Goh Gek Eng12 Mr Jason Hung13 Mr Ng Sing Khoon14 Mr Chng Chye Hiong15 Ms Sun Qi16 Mr Dalbir Singh17 Ms Ang Joo Lang

S/N Name18 Ms Goh Lai Chan19 Mr Sim Cheng Huat20 Ms Lim Leng Choo21 Ms Xie Beili22 Ms Foo Meng Tit23 Ms Xavier Anthoniammal24 Mr Lim Shih Hao25 Ms Maria Lim26 Mr Lau Poh Boo Johnny27 Ms Eileen Phua Quat Meng28 Mr Lee Foo Hoe29 Ms Ng Lay Hwa30 Ms Wong Ting Fai31 Mr Peter H Metcalfe32 Ms Tan Mui Noi33 Ms Dorothy Seah Lee Khim34 Ms Lee Choon Kiad

S/N Name35 Ms Ratna kirti Wijaya36 Mr Kong Peng Sun37 Ms Ivy Balanag38 Ms Lan Mon Ying39 Mr Ku Yew Fatt40 Ms k. Pushpa41 Ms Foo Aileen42 Ms Teo Chui Chui43 Mdm Tay Shing Nie44 Mr Ronald Chua45 Mr Low Jun Yang46 Mr G.C. Ng47 Mr Tan Kok Liang48 Mr Cher Ah Thow49 Mdm Chan Yit Hah50 Mr Pang Soo Choo