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ORANGE EX-SERVICES' BOWLS CLUB Orange Ex-Services' Club Lawn Bowling green is situated within the Orange Health Precinct. The club was initially established to serve as Occupational Therapy for the xxx numbering about 1,500 people and female nurses and male attendants numbering about 500 and Administration staff. The first green was constructed by ground staff and trustee xxxx. After the original club suffered from financial problems in the 1970's, Orange Ex-Services' Club decided to take over control of the Country Club in 1986. MENS BOWLING CLUB The Mens Bowling Club currently has about 100 registered male members. With a few marque players and other quality players. The men participate in various competitions including the Annual State Pennant. Social Bowls every Tuesday & Saturday All ages welcome Men's and Junior's tournaments CONTACT US LADIES BOWLING CLUB The Mens Bowling Club currently has about 100 registered male members. With a few marque players and other quality players. The men participate in various competitions including the Annual State Pennant. Social Bowls every Tuesday & Saturday All ages welcome Men's and Junior's tournaments CONTACT US

Book your next social function at the Orange Ex-Services' Club and enjoy a memorable event with versatile spaces, great service and a welcoming atmosphere. Describe your image Describe your image 1/1 SOCIAL EVENTS The Events team at Orange Ex-Services’ Club is here to create the celebration event you & your guests will remember for years to come! From intimate gatherings of family to large fundraisers with special guests. Our Event Coordinators will work with you and your preferred suppliers to bring your ideas to life, across one or many of our beautifully designed spaces. The dedicated Chef Team have created a diverse and delicious menu to indulge in, from canapes and cocktail bites to an elegant three course meal. Our 4.5-star Motel, Mercure Orange, is located on site at the Orange Ex-Services’ Club and features 77 rooms and complimentary parking. Thank you for thinking of us for your celebrations and we look forward to working with you. DOWNLOAD SOCIAL PACKAGES OUR EVENT SPACES THE CORAL SEA TARIN KOWT THE WENTWORTH OTHER SPACES FOR BOOKING & ENQUIRES For more information on OESC Event and Function packages, please get in touch with our professional team today! ENQUIRE TODAY

2023 KOKODA YOUTH LEADERSHIP TREK  23rd September – 4th October and is available for young people 16-25 years old.  The trek will be run during the NSW September and October School holidays. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 2024 2024 KOKODA YOUTH LEADERSHIP TREK 30th September – 11th October and is available to young people aged 17-25 years who have a family military background, come from a socially disadvantaged background, and/or are outstanding local leaders who would benefit from the KYLC. KEY DATES Thursday 18th April 2024 Applications close Saturday 18th May 2024 KYLC Workshop at Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club (All trekkers MUST attend) 30th September – 11th October 2024 Youth Trek Being selected for the trek is a privileged opportunity to develop personal leadership skills based on the values our Kokoda veterans held dearly. These include personal discipline, mutual respect, trust, mateship, courage and self-sacrifice. Successful candidates should be prepared to act as a community volunteer in some way after they return. The opportunity to participate in a trek across the Kokoda Trail is a privilege akin to a $6,750+ scholarship. Participants should, therefore, understand that it is not a prize, a gift or a right – it is a privileged opportunity to develop personal leadership skills based on the values our Kokoda veterans held dearly – these include personal discipline, mutual respect, trust, mateship, courage and self-sacrifice. The trek itself is a physically demanding challenge. You will be required to be in adequate physical and medical shape and free of any medical conditions that may prevent you from completing such an arduous personal challenge. You will need to alert us of any potential health problems prior to the trek. The most important qualities for a successful pilgrimage are a sense of adventure, a positive attitude, a healthy body, an inquiring mind, an abundance of common sense and a good sense of humour. "Once in a lifetime, one I am so grateful to have been given and one that will forever be kept in my memory. I can honestly say this has been the most rewarding, informative and emotional experience of my life". The Kokoda Youth Leadership Challenge (KYLC) involves an arduous 10 day trek across the original Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea, presentations at significant battle sites and discussions on sacrifice, courage, mateship, endurance and leadership. It provides participants with a practical leadership experience based on the achievements and sacrifice of our diggers during the Kokoda campaign. KYLC Manager Brad Smith, said the leadership program provides a major contribution to the community by: Encouraging these young leaders to help motivate their friends to take a positive role in their community and, among other things, reduce youth crime rates; Creating a source of young leaders coming back into their community; and, Encouraging participants to work with local community leaders on a range of projects. The leadership program aims to create a greater awareness of the sacrifices of the diggers on the Kokoda campaign among our young people to ensure the traditions live on. At the same time, it instils in participants a commitment to community service, enhances their personal development by providing an opportunity for them to experience the same conditions under which our diggers fought and hopefully transform them for future leadership roles back in the community. APPLYING + CRITERIA Selection Criteria Applicants should be able to fulfill the following: Aged between 16 - 25 years of age for the Young People’s Trek Appreciate the privilege of being chosen and who are willing to learn about the Kokoda campaign prior to their departure; Willing to commit to a rigorous physical training program to ensure they are physically capable of completing the program; Applicants should therefore demonstrate a strong desire to participate in the program. This desire can be measured by a willingness to conduct personal research in order to gain an understanding of the Kokoda campaign prior to the final selection of the participants; Participate in local media interviews and community events to encourage other young people to nominate for the KYLC program; Provide a personal report back to the Director and Members of the sponsor Club or Association about their experiences and personal development whilst on the Trek Ability to attend a KYLC workshop on 18th May 2024, at Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club, 20-26 Canterbury Rd, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193; Be able to travel: - Club Industry Trek - during August 2024 (5th to 16th August 2024) - Young People’s Trek - during the September 2024 NSW School Holidays (30th September to 11th October 2024) Currently have or be able to obtain a passport; Obtain relevant vaccinations; Cover out of pocket expenses, estimated at approximately $1,500 - $2,500 AUD. As part of the selection process, applicants may be requested to: Submit and essay that gives their personal background and story, including any information about the military service of their family members in past years; Attend a personal interview with the sponsor The success of the Kokoda Youth Leadership Challenge depends on the selection process. The opportunity to participate in a trek across the Kokoda Trail is a privilege akin to a $6,750+ scholarship. Participants should therefore understand that it is not a prize, a gift or a right - it is a privileged opportunity to develop personal leadership skills based on the values our Kokoda veterans held dearly - these include personal discipline, mutual respect, trust, mateship, courage and self-sacrifice. READY TO APPLY!? Please read the 2024 Trekkers guide and complete the application form which can be submitted online via the form below or in person at Orange Ex-Services' Club. TREK GUIDE + APPLICATION FORM APPLICATIONS CLOSE THURSDAY 18 APRIL 2024 KOKODA YOUTH LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE 2024 Please submit your application below First Name Last Name Phone Email School Upload Application Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Please tick all boxes (please enure you have completed these steps before submitting your application) * Required I have made sure I meet the criteria I have read the Trekkers Guide I have filled in the application form correctly I have researched past Trekkers experiences I accept t be contated regardng my application Submit Thank you for your submission. We will be in touch. RSL ASSOCIATION FACEBOOK PAGE KOKODA APP

ClubGRANTS is one of Australia’s largest grant programs, providing more than $100 million in cash each year to a variety of causes across NSW. 2026 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 1 NOW OPEN Applications close on Sunday 31 May 2026 HOW TO APPLY APPLY NOW FAQs ARE YOU A LOCAL CHARITY OR ORGANISATION IN NEED OF FUNDING FOR A WORTHY CAUSE OR COMMUNITY PROJECT? ClubGRANTS is one of Australia’s largest grant programs, providing more than $100 million in cash each year to a variety of causes across NSW. In 2025, Orange Ex-Services' Club was proud to support our local communities ClubGRANTS recipients with a total funding donation of $157,266.00 VIEW 2024/25 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 1 RECIPIENTS VIEW 2023/24 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 1 RECIPIENTS CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 Funding for general community development and support activities, such as junior sport/grassroots sport or veteran welfare activities. VIEW 2025/26 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 HALF-YEAR RECIPIENTS VIEW 2024/25 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 RECIPIENTS VIEW 2023/24 CLUBGRANTS CATEGORY 2 RECIPIENTS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is the difference between Category 1 and Category 2 ClubGRANTS? Category 1 Supports projects and/or services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community and are aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people. Category 1 is regulated is assessed through the local ClubGRANTS Committee in the Local Government Area (LGA). Category 2 Supports local community development initiatives, including sporting clubs, schools, community groups and events. Examples could include equipment purchases, local programs, facility use and in-kind venue support. Category 2 applications are assessed internally by the Orange-Ex Services' Clubs Board of Directors. More information can be found here: https://www.nsw.gov.au/business-and-economy/liquor-and-gaming/liquor-gaming-nsw-grants/clubgrants-resources(https://www.nsw.gov.au/business-and-economy/liquor-and-gaming/liquor-gaming-nsw-grants/clubgrants-resources) What is the Category 2 grant year? The Category 2 ClubGRANTS funding year runs from 1 September to 31 August each year. All in-kind funded projects, events or activities must take place within the relevant grant year. For example: • If you are applying during the 2025–2026 grant round, your event must occur between 1 September 2025 and 31 August 2026. • If your event is scheduled outside this timeframe (e.g. December 2026), you will need to wait and apply in the appropriate future grant year. This does not apply to financial donations. Applications submitted for projects outside the current grant year cannot be assessed. Can I apply for a Category 2 in-kind ClubGRANT for an event happening next year? Only if the event falls within the current grant year (September–August). If your event is scheduled after 31 August of the current funding year, you must wait until the next grant round opens. We recommend checking your event date carefully before submitting your application. How long does assessment take for Category 2 ClubGRANTS? As a general guide: • Applications are reviewed by the OESC ClubGRANTS team i.e. any missing information etc. • Then referred to the Sports and Community Committee • Final approval is required by the Board of Directors Please allow up to 6-8 weeks from submission for a decision. Applicants will be notified via the ClubGRANTS portal once a decision has been made. We kindly ask that applicants avoid contacting the Club for updates during the assessment period unless additional information is requested. What information should I include in an In-Kind Category 2 ClubGRANTS application? To ensure your application can be properly assessed, please contact our events team to discuss the following: • The exact venue or room requested • Preferred event date(s) • Estimated number of attendees • Purpose of the event • A detailed breakdown of requested support (e.g. room hire cost, AV equipment, catering, golf course use, sporting field hire, etc.) • Confirmation that you have checked availability with the Events Team (if applicable) Incomplete applications may be delayed or returned for further information. When do ClubGRANTS rounds open and close? Specific opening and closing dates are published in our table below. Can we apply for multiple Category 2 ClubGRANTS in the same year? Organisations may apply for multiple initiatives; however, funding is not guaranteed. Each application is assessed on its individual merit. When do we need to provide acquittal or progress reports? An acquittal or progress report is typically required: • After the event or project has concluded • Before the end of the current grant year (31 August), or • Prior to being considered for future ClubGRANTS funding Failure to provide acquittal documentation may impact future funding. Do we need an ABN? Eligibility: • Organisations delivering community welfare/social services and related programs within NSW are typically eligible; individuals are generally not. See NSW Government guidance. ABN: Strongly recommended for grant recipients. • An ABN supports tax and reporting obligations (ABR guidance). If a recipient does not quote an ABN, the payer must withhold tax at the top marginal rate unless the recipient provides the ATO Statement by a Supplier form. Where a grant recipient does not provide an ABN • Use the ATO “Statement by Supplier” Form • If a recipient does not have an ABN, they must complete the Statement by Supplier form to declare why they are not quoting an ABN. • View ATO guidance here(https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/statement-by-supplier-not-quoting-an-abn) Verify Legal Entity Status when no ABN is Quoted If an ABN is not available, you can provide the following registrations which will assist eligibility verification • ASIC registers for company or incorporated association details. ASIC Search [a(https://asic.gov.au/online-services/search-asic-registers/company-and-organisation-registers/)sic.gov.au](http://asic.gov.au)(https://asic.gov.au/online-services/search-asic-registers/company-and-organisation-registers/) • Searching the ACNC Charity Register for not-for-profit or charity status. ACNC Charity Register [a(https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity)cnc.gov.au](http://acnc.gov.au)(https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity) • For Indigenous Corporations, verify via ORIC. There is conflicting information in relation to the requirement to quote ABNs. Whilst Liquor and Gaming may indicate an ABN is not required, The ABN validates the entity as a potential club grant recipient. Clubs NSW recommend the ABN. Those applications without an ABN have a higher threshold requirement to meet the criteria, and will need to be validation with ASIC, ACNC or ORIC as well as a valid Statement by supplier. ABN Application The process of attaining an ABN takes 10 minutes. The link below will take you to the relevant page Applying for an ABN | Australian Business Register(https://www.abr.gov.au/business-super-funds-charities/applying-abn) Once completed, list the ABN number provided on the application. Please note you do not need to register for GST. CLUBGRANTS APPLICATION DATES Category Month Reviewed Category 1 Open February 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee 31 May 2026 Category 2 September 2025 Reviewed by Sport Committee October 2025 Category 2 October 2025 Reviewed by Sport Committee November 2025 Category 2 January 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee February 2026 Category 2 June 2026 Reviewed by Sport Committee July 2026 (if funding is not exhausted) Orange Local Government Area Committee Melissa Stanford Manager Community Services Orange City Council Ph 6393 8605 Nikita Bourke Waratah Sports Club Ph 6362 8773 nikitabourke@waratahsportsclub.com.au Vanessa Willis NSW Communities & Justice Ph 6361 6902 vanessa.willis@facs.nsw.gov.au Sam Nelson Lives Lived Well Ph 1300 727 957 sam.nelson@liveslivedwell.org.au Jason French Office of Sport 0417 413 989 jason.french@sport.nsw.gov.au Nathan Kelly, Leanne Vogler, Isabella Thomas, Luke Wilson Orange Ex-Services’ Club Ph 6362 2666 clubgrants@oesc.com.au Need More Info? Please read the ClubGRANTS information on the ClubGRANTS website carefully for details on eligibility and applying online. CALL 02 6362 2666 EMAIL US clubgrants@oesc.com.au CONTACT Committee Member

IT'S CHRISTMAS AT THE CLUB ALL THROUGHOUT DECEMBER! SEE WHAT'S ON THIS CHRISTMAS HAMFEST RAFFLES TUES 25 NOV - THURS 11 DEC Every Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday we have 30 Half Xmas Hams up for grabs! Gather your loved ones, and you could win your Xmas Ham! $2K SEAFOOD RAFFLES FRIDAY 5, 12 & 19 DECEMBER Join us for our massive $2000 Xmas Seafood Tray Raffles! Tickets on sale from 5:30PM and drawn from 6:30PM! $5K XMAS TOY RAFFLE SATURDAY 6 DECEMBER Our Xmas Toy Raffle returns this year with over 80 CHRISTMAS TOYS for the kids up for grabs! Be at the OESC on Saturday 6th December from 12:00PM for your chance to WIN!! 100 MEGA HAM RAFFLES SATURDAY 13 DECEMBER Don't miss our MEGA Ham Raffle Saturday 13th December where we have 100 Half Hams to be WON! Get in early, and you could take home a ham, right in time for Christmas! MEMBERS JACKPOT FINAL SUNDAY 14 DECEMBER It's that time again, when you have a chance to walk away or win a share of our final Members Jackpot! Jackpot must be WON! Be there Sunday 14th December for your chance to win! NEW YEARS EVE AT OESC WEDNESDAY 31 DECEMBER There will be a buzz of excitment at the OESC and catch the Sydney fireworks live on the big screen, gather your loved ones and cheers to the New Year!

OESC has a range of function rooms available to hire for your next event. Our dedicated Event Manager will ensure your event is stress free. GRE_0850 Kirsten Cunningham - After Dusk Dress Hire (4) 4B9A5415 GRE_0850 1/20 Orange Ex-Services' Club WELCOME TO EVENTS HUB At Orange Ex-Services' Club, we understand the importance of creating a seamless and stress-free experience for our guests. Our state-of-the-art audio and visual equipment will ensure that every speech is heard loud and clear, every presentation is visually stunning, and every moment is captured beautifully. Our professional staff will be on hand to provide exceptional service, ensuring that you and your guests can relax and enjoy every moment of the event without any worries. When you choose Events at Orange Ex-Services' Club, you are not just booking a venue – you are embarking on a journey to create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Let us help you turn your vision into reality and make your event an extraordinary experience that will be talked about for years to come. PICK YOUR OCCASION Weddings Social Corporate Celebration of life From the moment you step into Orange Ex-Services' Club, you will be greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere, setting the perfect tone for your special event. Our versatile spaces are carefully designed to cater to a wide range of occasions, whether you are hosting a corporate conference, a wedding reception, a milestone celebration, or any other event that calls for a touch of elegance and sophistication. Our team of dedicated experts is committed to making your event truly unforgettable. They will work closely with you to understand your vision and bring it to life with impeccable attention to detail. From selecting the perfect floral arrangements to curating a delectable menu that suits your preferences, every aspect of your event will be carefully tailored to reflect your unique style and personality. EXPLORE OUR SPACES Coral Sea Greenhouse Wentworth other spaces Get in Touch Orange Ex - Services' Club 231 - 243 Anson Street, Orange NSW 2800 events@oesc.com.au 02 6362 2666 First name Last name Email Phone Company if applicable Select a date * required Give us some details about your event... SUBMIT Thank you. One of our events experts will be in touch shortly!

Join the Orange Ex-Services' Hockey Sub Club and enjoy competitive matches, training, and a vibrant community for players of all skill levels. Be part of the action today! OESC HOCKEY CLUB Committed to fostering skill development, team spirit and the love of Hockey. President Daryl Kennewell Contact oeschockeyclub@gmail.com 0449 518 527 Website The Orange Ex-Services’ Hockey Club has built a strong reputation as one of the powerhouses of hockey in the Central West. With programs designed for all ages, from beginners to seasoned players, the club is committed to fostering skill development, team spirit, and a love for the game Junior Hockey The club offers a range of junior teams tailored to different age groups: Joeys and Burras (4–9 years) – introductory hockey for boys and girls, focusing on fun, skills, and confidence. Mixed junior teams (10–17 years) – covering competitions from Under 14s, Under 16s, and Under 18s. These programs provide structured pathways for young players to grow, compete, and thrive in the sport. Senior Hockey For adults, the club offers senior men’s and women’s teams across all local competitions. Whether you’re a competitive player or simply enjoy staying active in a team environment, there are opportunities for everyone, with divisions catering to ages 18 through to Masters. OUR SCHEDULE Winter Competition April - September Senior Men, Women and Mixed Junior Monday U16s and 18s Wednesday Open Primary U12s Full Field Thursday Men's Division 1 Friday U14s Saturday Hockey into Hockey U8s and U11s Senior Women's Division 3 Mens Division 3 Sunday Women's Division 1 and 2 Summer Competition November - February Thursdays Mixed Seniors and Juniors WHERE Orange Hockey & Sports Centre Moad Street Orange NSW 2800 INDOOR HOCKEY October - March Wednesday Junior and Senior Mixed Competition WHERE PCYC Orange 2-10 Seymour Street Orange NSW 2800

Orange Ex-Services' Club are refreshing its display of war-related memorabilla and invite the local community to help preserve and share our collective history. We’re inviting our community to help us preserve and share our collective history. Orange Ex-Services’ Club is refreshing its display of war-related memorabilia, and we’d love to hear from anyone who may wish to loan or donate an item for consideration. To help us carefully curate a meaningful and respectful collection, all submissions will go through a short application process. This ensures we can manage limited display space while representing a wide range of stories and service connections across our community. Submit your application via the online form below or collect a physical form from Club Reception. We thank you for your support, understanding, and shared commitment to remembrance. First name* Last name* Email* Phone* What period or conflict does your memorabilla relate to?* Description of the item Will the memorabilia be donated or on loan? Donated On Loan Please upload an image of your memorabilla* Upload File Additional Information Submit

Share your experience with the OESC Dining Feedback Form. Help us improve service, menu options and your overall dining experience - quick, easy and valued. DINING FEEDBACK FORM First name Last name Membership Number Optional - If you'd like us to contact you Email/Phone* Where did you dine today?* What meal did you have?* Please rate your experience (one star being very poor) Food Quality Food Presentation Value for money Speed of service Friendliness of staff Cleanliness Overall, how satisfied were you with your dining experinece?* What did we do well?* What could we improve?* Would you dine with us again?* Further Comments* Submit

$50,000 Cash Splash at Orange Ex-Services' Club! Swipe, play and be in to win your share of massive cash prizes. Don’t miss the splash! WIN A SHARE OF $50,000 CASH 5 x $500 MEMBER CASH DRAWS EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT WINNER DRAWN BETWEEN 6:30PM - 8:30PM + $5,000 MAJOR DRAW NIGHT THURSDAY 7 MAY 2026 • 5 X $1,000 CASH DRAWS WINNERS DRAWN BETWEEN 6:30PM - 8:30PM EARN ONE ENTRY DAILY BY SWIPING OR SCANNING AT A MEMBER KIOSK OR WITH EVERY $25 SPENT ON FOOD & BEVERAGE AT ANY OESC VENUE MEMBERS MUST CHECK-IN ON A KIOSK AND BE PRESENT AT ORANGE EX-SERVICES' CLUB OR THE WENTWORTH ORANGE ON DRAW NIGHTS TO WIN PROMOTION PERIOD: 2 MARCH - 7 MAY 2026 VIEW T&Cs PROMOTION COMMENCES 10:00AM, MONDAY 2 MARCH 2026 AND CONCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 8:00PM THURSDAY 7 MAY 2026 . PROMOTION OPEN TO OESC FINANCIAL MEMBERS AGED 18 YEARS AND OVER. MEMBERS MUST CHECK-IN AND BE PRESENT AT THE ORANGE EX-SERVICES’ CLUB OR THE WENTWORTH ORANGE ON DRAW NIGHT(S) AND MUST PRESENT THEMSELVES TO THE OESC PERSONNEL CONDUCTING THE DRAW WITHIN FOUR (4) MINUTES OF THEIR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER BEING ANNOUNCED. TOTAL PRIZE POOL VALUED AT $50,000. FOR FULL TERMS, REFER TO THE MAIN NOTICEBOARD OR VISIT OESC RECEPTION. AUTHORITY TP/04048.

At Orange Ex-Services' Club, our mission is to enrich the lives of our members and local community by delivering exceptional hospitality, fostering meaningful connections and supporting those who support us. OUR COMMUNITY At Orange Ex-Services' Club, our mission is to enrich the lives of our members and local community by delivering exceptional hospitality, fostering meaningful connections and supporting those who support us. Across our four venues, we honour our legacy, invest in our regions future and create welcoming spaces where everyone belongs. DISCOVER OESC SUB CLUBS TENNIS CLUB LAWN BOWLS HOCKEY CLUB SOCCER CLUB GLEE CLUB ClubGRANTS Get to Know Us Are you a local charity or organisation in need of funding for a worthy cause or community project? ClubGRANTS is one of Australia's largest grant programs, providing more than $100 million in cash each year to a variety of causes across NSW. It was designed to ensure NSW's larger registered clubs contribute to the provision of frontline services to their local communities and ensure that the disadvantaged can benefit from gaming contributions made by clubs. FIND OUT MORE Latest News 2026 ClubGRANTS Category 1 Applications are now open! All local community groups are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this opportunity. Feb 26 2 min read Out of the Ashes of 2019, The Wentworth now celebrates 60 good years The Wentworth Golf Club celebrates 60 years Nov 21, 2025 4 min read Orange Ex-Services’ Club Honours Modern Veterans The Orange Ex-Services’ Club has unveiled a new name for its popular upstairs function space, now officially known as the Tarin Kowt Room. Oct 28, 2025 2 min read VIEW ALL

Host your next event at OESC with versatile function spaces perfect for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, and special occasions. Book today! OESC FUNCTION SPACES THE CORAL SEA TARIN KOWT THE WENTWORTH OTHER SPACES VIEW OESC FUNCTION PACKAGES For more information on OESC Event and Function packages, please get in touch with our professional team today! VIEW PACKAGES