The Straits Times, 29 January 1978

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2175 JANUARY 29, 1978 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 215/1/78
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    Tribute to a tramp called Charlie
    246 1 Tribute to a tramp called Charlie HIS name was Charlie Chaplin. He was the most famous man in the world One day after Christmas, a little over a month ago. this superstar died in his Swiss home at the age of 88. Millions mourned his passing. Tributes poured in from
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    Bionic talk and the young addicts of TV
    824 1 Bionic talk and the young addicts of TV HHELEVISION, des- plte its educational advantages, poses the greatest danger to the cultivation of the reading habit. This negative effect of television programmes must be countered, the NTUC Secretary General. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, said yesterday. Speaking at the prizegiving ceremony
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    Lock icon SUDOMO WARNS THE JAKARTA FOREIGN PRESS
    197 1 SUDOMO WARNS THE JAKARTA FOREIGN PRESS JAKARTA, Saturday RATIONAL security chief Admiral Sudomo has called on the foreign press operating in Indonesia not to make what he called biased reports about the country, the armed forces newspaper Angkatan Bersenjata said today. He was quoted as telling local reporters yesterday "the
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    MORE PUNCH ADDED TO DRUGS FIGHT
    561 1  -  JUNE TAN By TWO YEARS OF SUPERVISION -AND THREE YEARS JAIL FOR THE SECOND TIME AROUND X^JUST over one fe per cent of the armed forces population are drug abusers and the percentage in the civilian population is about A the same. S CONVICTED
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    2 sections
    22 1 TODAY'S Sunday Times is 32 pages in ♦wo sections. Make sure you get the second section which contains the comics.
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    Lee and Raja for C'wealth meeting
    172 1  -  SHEILA CHEONG By PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew, accompanied by Foreign Affairs Minister Mr. S. Hajaratnam, Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) Mr. Rahlm Ishak and ntner omcials win represent Singapore at the Commonwealtn Heads of Oo v ernment Regional Meeting in Australia next month.
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    Man bites dog...
    90 1 PETERHEAD (Scotland), Sat.— Peter BeagTle, 29, was fined 25 by a court yesterday for Ul-treatlng a collie dog named Laddie. "He bit Its Up." said Caroline Walker. Miss Walker. IS, a family friend, said Beagrie tormented and then bit Laddie after the dog grabbed bis leg when
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    SIMPLE SECRET FOR A LIFE OF 120 YEARS...
    318 1  -  K. S. SIDHU By CIKH great-Rrand- mother, the late Madam Sahib Kaur, never let a day pass in her long lifetime wl l ho ut walking almost five km and drinking three glasses of milk after waking up to a cold bath
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    Red killed after grenade attack in school
    580 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday A MEMBER of the communist under- ground was shot dead by police after he hurled two grenades, one of them into a school, killing a man and injuring seven others in the San Peng area here this 1 morning. Police
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    Kamel blames Israel
    91 1 CAIBO. Sat EfTpttaa ForeUn Minister Mohammed lorahkm Kamel todar Miwed the suspension W the Jumlm peace talks on what he intrftil as Israeli "ncoUaUnf trleka. Umr-wastlnc lir^nlf" and presentlnc side tames far frsa a* basic cw.< Mr. Kamat made the charts at a Jsiai ttmg of Ik*
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      PERIL IN ORBIT
      234 2  -  CLARE DOVER By LONDON rE East-West alert over the Russian rogue satellite had the essential ingredients of science fiction. The wake of its unplanned and unwelcome return to the clutches of Earth's atmosphere was like a scene from "Star Wars" or "Close Encounters of the Third Kind,"
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      Big scare over fallout proves a false alarm
      195 2 OTTAWA Sat. A .pnrp i«f major scare lest Canada s no r t hern wasteland had been polluted with nuclear fallout from a So^et satellite has proved to be a false A^^R^eTt" Sffi as^.usv* S d Ue?e Pcl?n d g ?SS level*
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      BOMB SLAYING: THREE SUSPECTS IDENTIFIED
      116 2 MADRID. Sat. Police yesterday Identified three prime suspects in the bizarre bomb slaying of an ex-mayor of Barcelona and his wife and said they were the same people who were charged with a similar crime last year but freed under a political amnesty. A statement
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      Lock icon Chinese team to conclude trade pact with EEC
      280 2 Chinese team to conclude trade pact with EEC BRUSSELS, Sat. A delegation of Chinese officials will on Monday open the final phase of negotiations here on a preferential trade agreement between China and the European Economic Community. The Chinese team, headed by senior Foreign Trade Ministry official Un So-chang, was
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      Lock icon US accused of instigating Somali-Ethiopia conflict
      403 2 US accused of instigating SomaliEthiopia conflict A SENIOR Soviet commentator, In perhaps the most bitter assault on American foreign policy of the detente era, last night accused the US of instigating both the Somalia Ethiopia and the CambodiaVietnam conflicts. Mr. Vladimir Kudryavtsev of the government newspaper Izvestla, said Washington was
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      Lock icon Leftwing govt will wreck the economy, warns Giscard
      332 2 Leftwing govt will wreck the economy, warns Giscard PARIS, Saturday PRESIDENT Giscard d'Estaing yesterday 1 warned French voters that if they returned a leftwing government In the March elections they risked wrecking the French economy and aggravating national divisions. The President came to the tiny farming village of Verdun-Sur-le Doubs
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      Lock icon Week-long Unctad meet ends without agreement
      186 2 GENEVA, Sat. A wee k- long meeting supposed to draft suggestions for dealing with the problem of poir countries' debts ended here last night without agreeing ur\ anything, due to "fundamental" dinerences Detween rich and poor countries. Senior omclali from about 100 countries gathered
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      Lock icon 17 AMERICAN FIRMS DID NOT PAY TAX
      144 2 17 AMERICAN FIRMS DID NOT PAY TAX WASHINGTON, Sat. Seventeen major US corporations paid no Federal income tax in 1976 although they had a combined worldwide Income of US$2 5 billion (555.825 billion), Representative Charles Vanlk said yesterday. In his annual study of corporate taxes, the Ohio Democrat said the
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      Lock icon Fukuda seeks Carter talks
      66 2 TOKYO, 8«t. JapantM Prime Minister Takeo Pukud* today officially proposed ft summit meeting with Prealdent Carter some time between late April and early May In the Unlved States, government officials said. Mr. Pukuda made the proposal In a meeting with American Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield,
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      Lock icon Cambodians attack Vlets
      58 2 HONGKONG, Sat. Cambodian troops yesterday struck six km Into Vietnamese territory, killing two civilians and putting a village to the torch, Hanoi Radio said today. The Thai language radio broadcast monitored In Bangkok said Cambodian troops were still In control of a number of araas four to
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      Kungfu actor Keen on silat
      52 2 JAKARTA, Bat Hongkong kungfu star Chen Kuan Tal is Interested In studying the Indonesian art of selfdefence called silst It was reported here today. Chen, who Is In Magelang. Ontral Jar*. shooting a Joint Indonesian-Hongkong martial art film, said sllat "deserved a place on the
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      Lock icon Kayoed by a sausage
      44 2 STOCKHOLM. Sat. An Irate pedestrian .tent iprawlIng by a car In the town of Krtmfort leapt to his feet and knocked the offending driver unconscious with a 40cm smoked sausage he was carrying, the Swedish news agency reported yesterday. Reuter
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      Mrs Humphrey to serve on Senate committee
      92 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. Mrs Muriel Hum phrey widow of Benator Hubert Humphrey, will serve on the Senate Foreign Relations Commlttee when she takes over her late husband's Senate seat next month, committee chairman John Sparkman announced yesterday. Mr. Humphrey, long a I stalwart of
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      Lock icon 35 Iraqis on NY stopover seek asylum
      162 3 T^EW YORK, Sat. •1' Thirty- five Iraqi nationals travelling on a Royal Air Morocco flight used a scheduled stopover here to request asylum In the United States. Of Armenian Christian stock, the Iraqis, including seven children, said they were fleeing religious persecution at
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      Lock icon 3 Gulf states revalue their currencies
      92 3 3 Gulf states revalue their currencies BAHRAIN, Sat. Three Gulf States—Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar today revalued their currencies against the US dollar. The Bahrain currency board railed the value of the dinar by almost two per cent from 0.***** dinars to O.SS7SS dinars to the dollar. The
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      Close shave
      30 3 MIAMI. Bat. A National Airlines Jetliner, carrying 110 people over the Atlantic. lost all three engine* yesterday and fell 2.800 metres before the pilot got them restarted. DPI
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      Cuban PoW on display in Ethiopia
      275 3 TUG WAJALE (Ethiopia), Saturday SOMALI insurgents put on display here yesterday a prisoner of war in battle dress who identified himself as a Cuban soldier captured while serving with Ethiopian forces in the embattled Ogaden. "We hereby unearth the lie of the Ethiopians, who
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      Hog devours baby
      53 3 BOGOTA. Bat. A ho I ywtardsy devoured a flve-mouth-old baby girl It the Colombian Tillage of Aguacatala In AnUoqula province. The baby. Oladys Arrubla. had been left In the yn-d of her family's poor dwelling to get tome sunshine when the hungry 1 burst In and ate
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      Lock icon Bishop walks out of Rhodesia talks
      471 3 'WHITE DELEGATES SWORE AT ME' CHARGE BLACK nationalist Bishop Abel Muzorewa claiming white government del egates swore at hin has stormed out of Rhode s i an settlement talks "in utter disgust" and vowed not to return until he gets a written apology from
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      Lock icon UPADIT TO DISCUSS BORDER FIGHTING
      124 3 UPADIT TO DISCUSS BORDER FIGHTING BANGKOK, Sat. Preparing for his trip to Phnom Penh on Monday, the Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Upadlt Pancharlyangkun, said today that fighting along the Thai-Cambodian border would be the main Issue of discussion with the communist Cambodian Government. Clashes and raids along the border have
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      Lock icon ASEAN TALKS OVER DHARSONO'S POSITION
      120 3 ASEAN TALKS OVER DHARSONO'S POSITION JAKARTA. Sat. The J Indonesian Government today announced that it has started consultations with other Asean members on the position of Asean secretary general H.R. Dharsono following his alleged Involvement In domestic politics. A Foreign Ministry official statement said that Lt. -Gen. Dharsono's activities were
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      Blaze kills 10
      36 3 KANBAB CITY (Missouri). Sat. At least 10 people. Including several who jumped from the upper storlee of a six-floor hotel, died today In a fire which raced through the building before dawn. UPL
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      Lock icon Tunisian union's arms cache found
      208 3 Tunisian union's arms cache found TUNIS, Sat._poUce have uncovered a huge arms cache in the Sfax headquarters of the General Union of Tunisian Workers (UOTT), Tu-nis-Africa News Agency said today. It said a search last night turned up large quantities of Molotov cocktails, rifles, slingshots, stones, clubs and Iron bars
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      PHILIPPINE ELECTION CODE
      178 3 MANILA. Sat. The Philippine martial law regime has framed a new election code revlving political parties, creating a 200-man Parliament and setting the stage for a Parllamentary election battle with an opposition that says It will not fight. The code spells out the guldellnes to govern the
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      Lock icon Sadat to visit US for M-E talks with Carter
      377 3 WASHINGTON. Saturday EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat will come to Washington next Friday to review with President Carter the state of his stalled Middle East peace initiative, according to Informed sources here. The two presidents would aim to reach an Informal understanding
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      348 2 I STAMFORD COLLEGE I GROUP announces the recognition of its ADVANCED LEVEL DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES A by British Professional Bodies This vocational biased programme leads to the following qualifications: 1 Diploma in Business Studies recognised by the Association of Certified Accountants and the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants
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      Another British comedy series
      260 4 ANOTHER British comedian comes to our screen In the form of Bill Maynard. He takes the form of Selwyn Froggit, a burly, effusive and well-meaning man, but who Is also very acci-dent-prone. As the blundrrint hero in the new comedy series. Oh No! It's Selwyn Frocgit,
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      SPOTLIGHT ON CHINESE PROGRAMMES
      460 4  -  LEONG WENG KAM By TODAY: MANDARIN DRAMA (8.10 p.m.): Storm In a Teacup, another local production. The story la about the love between Chan and his sweetheart, Sim. They first meet when they are In school, then they work In the same factory. But their parents
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    SWIMMING TIMES
    54 4 TODAY: Swfatan 1.35 p.m. (2.8 m) SrtHi factM 12-20 p.m. (2 lml tat MdOM 9.1S a.m. (2.6 m), 9.37 p.m. (2.7 m). TOMOMOW: Siacattre 2.20 a.m. (2.8 m), 2.18 p.m. (2.7 m) St«li UcM 1.13 a.m. (2.4 m), 1.15 p.m. Cm) Perl Dicksaw 9.43 a.m. (2.4 m), 10.15
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    Water,Water... WATER consumption on Friday was 674.M* cable metres (148.2 million gallons), the same as Thursday.
    31 4 Water,Water... WATER consumption on Friday was 674.M* cable metres (148.2 million gallons), the same as Thursday. WATER consumption on Friday was S74.M* cubic metres (148.2 million gallons), the same as Thursday.
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      330 4 On your TV 10 00 Opening aiMMceaeits followed by Car toon Coner 11.25 Wiru-Wvii Children's ilaylwse ia Malay 11.50 Sunday Matinee "Battleground" Starring Van Johnson, John Hodiak, Ricardo Montalban, Don Taylor 12.45 Star Soccer West Bronwich Albioi MaKbester City aod Birnujhais City IS Leicester City 2.35 Electric Company (repeat) Learning
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      364 4 510 Five M Herr«|s Part Three »f aiystery serial 6.M Liku Hidup (repeat Malay drama) 6 30 News ii Brief 6.35 The Yellow H«use (last ii series) 7.00 The Beverly Hillbillies (repeat) "Sane thing fir the Qieei" 7 30 News aid Newsreel (Malay) 7.55 Hawaii Five 0 "Mai Ii A
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      126 4 IN News in Brief followed by Public Announcement MS Soccer Commentary (cont'd) I.M Evening Service 7.N News 7.15 Kaleidoscope 7.31 Melody And Rhythm I.N Let's Find Out lit The Men From The Ministry IN News 1.11 Programme Summary followed by Strictly I* strumental ill Abel Caine Investigates UN Epilogue 1I.1S
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    Hughes Jurong to supply oil drilling tools to China
    301 5 AN American firm in Jurong, Hughes Tool company (*nr East;. has won a major order to supply tool JolnU lor oil drilling operations in China. The contract won through a Japanese htcei company bas ed in Singapore, is with Mm Metal
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    Dr Lee made chairman ofNPB
    126 5 Dr Lee made chairman ofNPB DR. Lee Chiaw Ment (above), has been appointed chairman of the National Productivity Board from Jan 13. He takes over irom Mr. G.C. Thio who has retired. Dr. Lee was associated with the government ever since his election to Parliament in 1968. first as Parliamentary
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    Concert by Italians
    71 5 THE Ministry of Culture and the Italian Embassy will present a concert entitled Duo Majeron Balcstra by Italian sopranao Elizabeth Majeron and guitarist Oluliano Balestra at the Singapore Conference Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m Tickets at $1 each are available at Cold Storage. C.K. Tang. Popular
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    Ang pows for the aged
    65 5 MEMBERS of the Orchid Chapter of Singapore Jaycets yesterday visited the Home for the Aged Sick In Jalan Payoh Lai, off Upper Seranftoon Road, as part ol their community programme. They handed out Chinese New Year l'ang-po»;s"' to the aged sick, 300 kilograms of rice,
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    ASEAN PROTEIN PROJECTS READY FOR PILOT PLANTS
    550 5 A SEAN protein pro- Jects are ready to move from the laboratory to pilot plants because of the considerable pro g r ess achieved through mutual cooperation in recent years. The future plans of the protein projects were finalised last week at the
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    When a colonel can call it a day
    193 5 THE normal retirement age (or a lieutenantcolonel and above Is !>S years but if required to continue his service, he will retire at the compulsory limit of 60 years, according to the SAF Pensions Regulations 1978. which came into lorce on Friday.
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    Phey: Review the Compensation Act to lessen disputes
    385 6 A TRADE union leader has suggested that the Workmen's Compensation Act be reviewed to remove increasing cases of disputes by insurance companies over the amount of compensation awarded by the Labour Ministry. Mr. Phey Yew Kok. general secretary of the Pioneer Industries
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    Where to buy $10 silver coins
    135 6 Where to buy $10 silver coins rl. Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore, will issue the 19!8 uncirculated SlO silver coin on Thursday. Tbe coin will be sold at Victoria Theatre, Hone Lim Green, Joo C'hiat and Kuo Chuan community centres between 1.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. from Thursday for
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    Charged with stealing bag
    52 6 TAN Ah Xee, 23. wax charged yesterday with theft of a bag containing $4,000 and a Overseas Union Bank cheque book from Poong Hai Kicw in Bendemeer Road on Friday at 10.45 am No plea was recorded. Tan was remanded and the case will be mentioned
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    Indecent exposure
    57 6 RICARDC Fabian Montelro, 24. was yesterday fined $500 in default one month's Jail by a district judge for Intent to Insult the modesty of Chua Cheng Muey. Montelro pleaded guilty to Indecent exposure on the fifth flooi of Block 3, lorong 1. To* Payoh on Sept 21 last
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    Lanka minister tours JTC
    34 6 THE Sri Lanka Minister of Foreign Affairs. Mr. A. C S. Hameed. toured Jurbng Town Corporation yesterday morning. Mr. Hameed and his wife leave Singapore at 6 55 p.m. today.
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    Woman given the benefit of the doubt
    267 6 Woman given the benefit of the doubt CASHIER Wah Soon Kiat, 27, yesVl rdey walked out of court a free woman when a magistrate acquitted her of a charge of taking morphine. She was acquitted on the grounds that there was a reasonable doubt she did not commit the otlence
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    Accused woman: I gave girl herbs to stop bleeding
    314 6 Accused woman: I gave girl herbs to stop bleeding WAN Kelthom binti Mahmud, who is accused of performing an Illegal abortion on a 20-year-old girl who subsequently died, told a district court yesterday that she gave the girt some herb leaves to swallow to stop the excessive menstrual bleeding. However,
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    ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES AFTER 27 DAYS
    113 8 A MOTORCYCLIST, John Morcan Tarn, 24, who had been in hosi it il since New Year's Day after a road mishap, dir-d on Friday. Police said Tuiu, a soldier from the New Zealand army stationed here, was rid.ng »'onx L'prer Thomson Road at ahojt
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    30 months for break-in
    75 8 HASSAN bir. Saat, 22, an odd-Job labourer was Jailed total of 30 months In the district court yesterday for breaking Into two homes He pleaded guilty. He was Jailed for 18 months for breaking Into the Malcolm Road home of Mr Bill Lakey last Nov 21
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    Union to Ministry: Tell us the magic formula
    418 8  -  JOSEPH YEO HOW CAN A TEACHER GET PROMOTED? By THE Singapore Teachers' Union has said that the Ministry of Education will clear a lot of doubts in the minds of teachers "If they will tell us exactly how a teacher can get
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    'Cop informer' caught with heroin in wallet
    375 8 'Cop informer' caught with heroin in wallet A MAN claimed in a magistrates court je->terua> that he was acting as a police informer on drug-trafficking in his area when he was caught having four straws ol heroin in his wallet Bakar bin Mohamed Sharifl, 22, a former hospital attendant. also
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    How to look for a job
    60 8 THE adult and young peopla'i section ot Queenctown branch library will hold a talk In Malay on How to Look For a Job- Application and Interview In' the library* lecture room on Friday at 7.30 pm The speaker U Mr. Tan Yew Bee. assistant
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    Lau to ask what is being done
    223 8 Lau to ask what is being done rE MP for Serangoon Gardens. Dr. Lav Tcik Soon, will ask at the Parliament meeting on Tuesday whether there is any plan to rationalise the teacher promotion system in order o save time and cost i.s well as reduce the frustrations of teachers.
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    Overstayed
    26 8 A MALAYSIAN woman, Wong Lai Yit. 30, was fined $2,000 yesterday for overstaying more than 17 months. Her vUlt pass expired on Aug 10, 1976.
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    All that glitters is not just go1d...
    172 10 JiHE occasion was a x jewellery pageant but these five models in their flowing: sarees almost stole the glitter. While the ferns were the main attraction at the show at National Museum yesterday, many In the audience were distracted by the beauty of
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    Ang pows for the aged and needy
    186 10 Ang pows for the aged and needy rTWE Finance Minister, •L Mr. Hon Sui Sen, will distribute ang pows and Rifts to the aged and needy at Havelock Road community centre today at 9 a.m. At the same time, the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Encik Rahim Ishak, will
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    Drug arrests: 'Inform MP at once' call
    374 10 fpHE head of a constituency should Imme- diately be Informed if a member of the constituency Is arrested for drug abuse offences, Encik Mansor Haji Sukaiml, MP for Kampong Kembangan, said yesterday. This will enable community workers in the constituency to at once
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    SIA heads for another year of big growth
    685 10 REVENUE EXPECTED TO TOP $1 BILLION YEAR of further profitable growth and expansion lies in store for Singapore Airlines which expects revenue to top the $1 billion mark by March, the end of the current financial year. Revenue earned In the first
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    Sunday picnic
    18 10 TELOK Blangah community centre will hold a picnic at Marine Parade today. For details tel: *****02..
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    SIX YEARS AND CANE FOR PUSHER
    71 10 SIX YEARS AND CANE FOR PUSHER A 26- YEAR-OLD man was jailed for six years with five strokes of the rotan in a district court yesterday for drug trafficking. Lim Tuck Meng. pleaded, guilty to selling drugs to a police ambush party led by Cpl. Oopal Nair of Central Police
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      A bigger combat role for commando unit
      127 11 A bigger combat role for commando unit TAIPING, Sat. /XSMMANDOS who pass out from the Special Warfare Training Centre would be given bigjer jroles in future army operations, the Commander of the Second Mala ysian Inf a n try Brigade, Brig. -Gen. Mohamed Daud bin Abu Bakar, said today. He
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      Close watch
      111 11 He would keep a close watch on tneir performances during the operations where they will be given special tasks to carry out, he said at a passlng-out parade for 37 commandos who had undergone 11 weks of .specialised training at Buklt Merah, 27 km from here. He also
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      Police force to be strengthened
      79 11 Police force to be strengthened KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The police force would be strengthened to uphold the security of the nation, Deputy Home Ailalrs Minister Encik Rals Yatim said today. Speaking after making his first official visit to the police headquarters in Jalan Buklt Aman here, Encik Rals said the
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      Lock icon 3 on trade mark rap
      81 11 3 on trade mark rap KUCHINO, a»t Three petple one of them a wonun were charged In the dUtrlct court here today for falsely using the "Texwood" trade mark to manufacture jrans and jackets Slav Chin Loam. Slaw Hoi Nam and Chong Ah Cheng pleaded not guilty to the charge
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      Federal govt funds for states in distress
      319 11 Federal govt funds for states in distress KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THK Federal Government is taking steps to strengthen the financial position of the various states to enable them to function more effectively. Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, said today. "In certan cases, the Federal Government will take
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      'Revive Indochina interest in Seameo'
      105 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —The South-east Asian Ministers of Education Organisation's secretariat dlrectoi Dr. VltaUano Bernardino, has urged member countries to use their diplomatic relations with Indochina countries to reactivate their participation in Seameo. In a statement here today, Dr. Bernardino said personal contacts had been
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      Lock icon Joint talks
      32 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A two-day Aiean-West Asia Investment conference jointly organised by the Malaysian Business Times and the Development Bank o( Malaysia will be held here on March 9. APP.
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      You're Wright, Gary's great
      338 11  -  Jeffrey Low ?L pARY WRIGHT: ll TOUCH AND GONE (Warner Brothers). After h1 s successful second album "Light of Smiles," Gary Wright unleashes a definitive follow up which should win him more critical acclaim. There are nine selfcomposed tracks here that will stand on their own,
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      'Oilfield millions flowing S'pore'
      211 11 'Oilfield millions flowing S'pore' KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. Millions of dollars in potential foreign exchange revenue from the Trengsanu oilfield are now flowing to Singapore, It was learned today. This was due to the absence of supply points along the Malaysian coast to service the oil tit at Pulai and Tapis.
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      Bar Council meet put off
      68 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malaysian Bar Council today postponed its annual meeting to Friday after failing to get a quorum. About 190 lawyers out of a required 220 turned up ror the meeting scheduled here this morning. A provision under the Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill,
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      Lock icon Asean telecoms meeting
      46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The second meeting of the Asean Postal and Telecommunications sub-committee will be held here on Monday and Tuesday. Several proposals for the Improvement of postal and telecommunications services and technical cooperation in training among Asean nations would be discussed. AP.
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      53 DRUG 'KINGS' HELD
      96 11 KUALA LUMPUR, gat. Fifty three bigtime drug traffickers were arrested in the Federal Territory In the past two years, City police chief Datuk Hajl Mansor bin Mohamed Noor. said today. "lhey have been charged under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance which carries the death penalty of life
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    at the cinema ON THE EDGE OF THE LUNATIC FRINGE
    575 12  - at the cinema ON THE EDGE OF THE LUNATIC FRINGE R. Y.C. YUE By MIDWAY through FIRE SALE (now at the Orchard), one i of the central charac- ters Is rendered hors de combat by a car1 diac arrest. The seizure Is appar- entlv not severe enough to finish him
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    The great film massacre
    866 12  - The great film massacre WALTER SEOW By T^OW is the time of. the year most dreaded by exhibitors and distributors in the film trade when audiences stay away from the cinemas in droves. It is the run-up to Chinese New Year (Feb. 7-8) when most people seem to be too
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      608 12 I fl J||[|/^^ < €oOec&m •ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING: S SHOWS TODAY: 11AM, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.ISPM. S FUNNIERTHAN "SILVER STREAK"! J ■B^ r tt w£m w^> Afjn^r^^^Rs!^^^ COLOKHDCLUU' The Fikus Family: m 0 They're Just jB aF Ptam Nuts. 1H Mr a MMV« IKOdIH PMU'tiKM C ALAN ARKIN' ROB REINER
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      481 12 owcawn ion REX LAST DAY' I lorn, I 45, 4 00, 6 30, 9 15 Michoel Gough Mortin Potter "SATAN'S SLAVI" Color GLOBE LAST DAY' I lom I 30 4 00, 6 45, 15 CLINT EASTWOOO" Thu«a.rbo»t 1 UfkHMt Jett BridgevGooroeKennedy OPENS TOMORROW Simultorwouily REX-GLOBE 3 »how» daily-Note Time* 1
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    These 6 cooks prove the old saying wrong...
    280 13  -  WONG MOH-KEED By rEV say too many cooks spoil tbe soup but six yesterday proved this wrong. For among tnem, they whipped up a least fit tor a lung well, at least lor 31 members of a gourmet club. Tbe 31 princes
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    'Keep up with new skills or become obsolete'
    139 13 rE Par 1 i a mentary Secretary (Defence), Mr. Phua Bah Lee. yesterday called on aircraft maintenance technicians and mechanics to keep up with latest aircratt advancements and upgrade their knowledge or become obsolete. Speaking at a graduation of technicians and mechanics
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    Haig Road PO
    29 13 THE MP for Geylang Serai. Hajl Rahmat bin Kenap. will open Hals Rocd post office at Block 12. 34M Haig Road, on Thursday at 8 pm
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    Keppel yard's 13 pc sales increase despite slump
    495 13 THE Keppd Shipyard Group achieves sales amounting to $340 million last year compared to $300 million in 197(5 a 13 per cent increase despite the slump in the shipbuilding and repair ing industry. Keppel's 1977 performance was disclosed yesterday by the Finance
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    Company director, wife robbed of watches
    207 13 Company director, wife robbed of watches mHREE robbers, two of 1 them armed with daggers, robbed a company director and his wife of their watches worth $7,600 as the couple were relaxing in a corridor outside their flat In Yung Chlng Road, Jurong, on Friday. Police said Mr. Kuo Wu
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    Couple not entitled to damages, says judge
    547 13 FE High Court has found that a couple who bought a house were not entitled to liquidated damages after the date a temporary occupation licence (TOD for it had been issued. The contract .suit arose from the sale and purchase of a property,
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    Discipline
    163 13 "Parolees, as well as other suspects, are subject to urine tests every other day and a positive reaction automatically brings about a court-martial and a three-year sentence for parolees." Of the 310 released on parole, only 12 have been found to have relapsed. "It would appear that a combination
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    New envoys present credentials
    77 13 New envoys present credentials TWO envoys presented their letters of credence to President Sheares at the Is tan a yesterday. They were the Australian High Commissioner. Mr. Geoffrey John Price, 47, and the Nepalese Ambassador, Mr. Shardul S. Rana. 49. Mr. Price succeeds MrLaurence Corkery as the new Australian High
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    Call to help the aged
    72 13 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Foreign Attain), Mr. One 800 Chuan. Mid yesterday civic organisation* should make some contributions by working together to raise funds for the aged and organising recreational activities (or them. In this way they could help the aged overcome their lonellnea and live
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      151 13 Congratulations to Namiki Art Store Pte Ltd on their official opening Date 20th Jar 3rd Feb (Sundays Open) 3E2 Bi^l^fe Time 9 30am 5 30pm I Arts fi i Gratis Pie [j I f CHINESE «J J Pnew year 10-50% ON CURTAIN MATERIALS UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS FREE picture rugs heodcovers with
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      315 13 BALLY OF SWITZERLAND. ROSSETTI AND ARTIOLI OF ITALY. EACH PAIR PERFECTLY FINISHED BY HAND. V^^kJ^^ ik Ik Many shoes combine fine, supple leathers, European styling and quality workmanship but few are still hand finished to the standard of Bally, Rossetti and Artioli craftsmen. See our large selection You 're just
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  • The Sunday Times SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1978
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      NOW IT CAN BE TOLD...
      431 14 COR six weeks the American and Soviat Governments kept a deadly secret from the world. Some time in December, American tracking stations discovered that a Soviet naval reconnaissance satellite was wobbling out of orbit and that it was almost certain to plunge back into the
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    Big hopes for a small bean—an answer to the food problem
    1543 14  - Big hopes for a small bean— an answer to the food problem NANCY BYRAMJI By A MAJOR part of the woriu lood crisis is not the lacK of lood it is the lack, of food in the right place at the rigni time. The president of the American Soyabean Association,
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    SOYA FOR THE TABLE HAS A 2,500-YEAR HISTORY IN THE EAST
    714 14 SOYA FOR THE TABLE HAS A 2,500-YEAR HISTORY IN THE EAST OOYA bean products have formed part of the indigenous diet in the Far East for centu ries, although only recently has the Western world recognised the full potential of this "miracle golden bean" crop. The Singapore Department of Scientific
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      22 14 THE LADY SEIKO QUARTZ. A STARTLING NEW STANDARD OF l| ACCURACY W fl SEIKO Someday all watches will be made this way.
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      113 14 ATLAS! I SOUND Component Music System No. 5a With us, it's for better speakers Since loudspeakers are the weakest link ol any music system, alternatives are provided for your personal choice SONY STR -11 S Receiver SONY PS- 11 Turntable SONY TC 188 Cassette —I 967 00 —MwmM^^ Loudspeakers 496
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      A TRIBUTE TO THE TRAMP
      551 15  -  By TS THE prim little town of Vevey, on the north shore of Lake Geneva, everybody knows where Monsieur Chariot lived. They point you down past the sauare In iront of the railway station, tell you to be s>ure to turn right under the brldue
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      Secret life of Charlie Chaplin
      1247 15 OONA-SHE WAS WHAT I HAD WAITED FOR ALL MY LIFE... and not by the outside world. "We had difficulties at first, mostly because our French was awful and I worried about how the children would cope at the local school. Still, we won through. "I'm
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      Alfasud Sprint sleek and stylish
      851 16  -  'THE long awaited Alfasud Sprint has finally arrived. Announced about a year ago, demand for this pretty little coupe has far outstripped supply from the somewnat inconsistent fac t o ry. The English are apparently not alone in having labour problems. Although based on the
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      King's Fiancetto Defence...
      341 16 King's Fiancetto Defence WHERE are a number of systems which Black may adopt against any opening move by White. One of these Is the King's Fiancetto Defence characterised by the moves g7-g6 and BfB-g7, coupled usually with d7-d6. British grandmaster Ray Keene calls this the Modern Defence, but its correct
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      LEARN CHESS
      265 16 with Lim Kok Ann LESSON 91 (For beginners from 6 to 60) thematic attack on d 4 that Just falls. (From diagram) 4... Bg4 5 Be 3 Nc6 6 Be 2 e5 7 d 5 Ne7. Th 2 alternative Is to place the Knight on d 4 but
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      IT WAS JUST LIKE A SCENE FROM ONE OF HIS MANY PICTURES
      466 17 IT WAS JUST LIKE A SCENE FROM ONE OF HIS MANY PICTURES mandarin collars that she favours. These give her serene face a faintly oriental look. And. of course. she is the dragon who devotely guarded the entrance to the Chaplin lair. She did it with great sweetness and selfeflacement.
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      NEXT WEEK: CHAPLIN MEETS THE QUEEN AND BECOMES SIR CHARLES
      84 17 her household and its staff of 12 with charm and commonsense. Some of the servants have been with the Chaplin family for 20 years. The Chapllns built the servants their own separate house on the gone and most of the
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        CAPRICORN Dec 23
        44 17 CAPRICORN Dec 23 YOU should already have made some progress in your career: Now you can follow up >omething that you have already achieved. Wednesday Is likely to be an Important but strenuous day for you Be on your guard against a little backbiting
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        SAGITTARIUS Nov 22 to Dec 22
        65 17 RELY on your hunches this week: They will help you to avoid a little trouble on Wednesday. You may be In some doubt about a project that is slow to mature: Give It time and you will do well. You realise early In week
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        AQUARIUS Jan 21 to Feb 19
        60 17 YOU realise that certain changes are Inevitable and will be prepared to accept them by Wednesday. Then you must devote yourself to a friend who has already caused you some anxiety In the past. Don't try to rush .solutions in personal life- Someone near
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        PISECES Feb 20 to March 20
        50 17 PISECES Feb 20 to March 20 A new project that could be suggested on Wednesday might have unexpected good results. But you're still in a little confusion about thf future. Don't try to get a .settlement right away You'll discover you've built up a good deal of goodwill around you.
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        ARIES March 21 to April 20
        43 17 ARIES March 21 to April 20 SOCIALLY this could be an outstanding week: You meet amusing people. If you're travelling too you get unexpected interesting experiences on Friday. But there's still a little tension around and It could affect your home background, marriage.
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        TAURUS April 21 to May 22
        60 17 TAURUS April 21 to May 22 YOU continue to build up goodwill this week and also you make some Interesting contacts. Don't hesitate to follow up introductions particularly If they are offered to you on Wednesday. There may be a little confusion about money matters but a good deal of
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        GEMINI May 23 to June 21
        57 17 YOU should be able to make good use of experience acquired in the last few months. It could be a constructive week In your job or business wise. You plan also some Interesting travel though you will not get away immediately. On the personal
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        CANCER June 22 to July 22
        50 17 CANCER June 22 to July 22 MARS returns to Cancer this week and in doing so gives you extra energy. Use It to tackle some personal difficulty that has arisen recently: You would do so successfully on Wednesday. You may be still waitIng for money that Is owing to you.
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        LEO July 23 to Aug 22
        63 17 LEO July 23 to Aug 22 THERE will be much discussion about family allairs, about property and a possible move this week. But you won't take any definite step at the moment: That could come next month. So try to be tactful with relatives and don't get Involved In Intrigue.
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        VIRGO Aug 23 to Sept 22
        60 17 VIRGO Aug 23 to Sept 22 A NEW contract does well for you In the middle of the week: Follow It up without delay. Don't hesitate to make travel arrangements that may seem necessary but be more than usually careful about the details of the trip Some confusion In the
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        LIBRA Sept 23 to Oct 22
        46 17 LIBRA Sept 23 to Oct 22 MID-WEEK will bring an opportunity to press ahead with an lmpo rtant business project. Don't lose time: Be on the alert on Wednesday and again on Friday. Don't worry if you meet with opposition from the family or old friends.
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        SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov 21
        65 17 SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov 21 YOU'LL be in enterprising mood this week, ready to take a chance over new ideas or over journeys. Be sure you have enough cash in hand to meet all the demands that may be made upon you or you will run into a little
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      YOUR BIRTHDAY FORECAST
      193 17 IF it's your birthday today Go forward Into this new year of life with a good heart. It will bring you pleasant changes, some bapplneess, a great deal of popularity. You'll find that one or two burdens that have pressed heavily on you in the past become
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      Crown 1978 with these new looks
      254 18 Crown 1 978 with these new looks fHE shake-it-into-place cut, the long and sleek head, and the curly moppet look they've all got the Sassoon touch. They are also cool, easy to maintain coiffures, suitable for the Asian face, with the additional advantage of not needing a professional hairdresser to
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      Three cuts that are suitable for the Asian face
      223 18 Three cuts that are suitable for the Asian face Singapore hairdressers will be able to personally see how these cuts and others, specially created by the Vidal Sassoon artistic team for girls of this region, are achieved after Easter. A four-member Sassoon artistic team, led by Christopher Brooker will arrive
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      194 19 TF THERE'S a topic that requires airing, it surely must be doctor-patient relationships. The practice of medicine revolves around doctors and patients and if the practice of medicine is to be approached correctly, there must be some understanding of the kind of role each plays in this and wha each
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      Doctor-patient relationships
      753 19 fort in sickness. The doctor is respected for his learning, his views are accepted, and his advice is sought and given freely. In the training of doctors diversified role has always been emphasised, because the man or woman in sickness, be it in body or in mind, invariably
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      YOU
      240 19 rudeness, or cursory attention given to the patient. Patients expect sympathy, a listening ear, understanding and advice. They want to be approached as human beings. To many, medicine becomes merely the means to a secure occupation, and people in suffering and In sickness are a secondary consideration. There are
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      650 16 REQUIRE FOR PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERS MALAYSIA EXPAT OR NATIONAL SALARY NEGOTIABLE Applicants must be degree/ diploma holders with a minimum of S years practical experience in the design, installation and commissioning of wide band UHF/ Microwave systems COMMUNICATION FIELD ENGINEERS MALAYSIA EXPAT OR NATIONAL SALARY NEGOTIABLE Applicants must be
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      555 16 Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens for appointment in our Head Office in Kuala Lumpur as: SALES MANAGER QUALIFICATIONS A mature personality and preferably be holders of a recognised degree or diploma. EXPERIENCE The candidate must have not less than three years experience in sales and marketing in a managerial
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      934 16 MAJLIS AMANAH RAKYAT (MARA) Tawaran Untuk Mamaawfcl Tingkatan Empat Salna Ka Maktab-Mafctab Randah Mlna MANA Bagl Tahun PangamMtan 197» Parmohonan adalah dipaKwa dan calun-calun Bumiputra Warganagara Malaysia yang tadang manuntut di Tingkatan Empat dl Safcolah-Sakolah K«ra|aan Samananjung Malaysia Sabah dan Sarawak pada tahun 1978. untuk ditimbangkan mamaaukl Tingkatan Empat Saint
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      191 16 Home study courses with the British Institute ot Engineering Technology are your answer to continuing education while you work BIET correspondence courses help you to improve your career prospects, without having to contorm to classroom routine For complete details please fill out the coupon below and well send you your
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      539 17 YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS through home study courses The School of Accountancy Business Studies. with 6<) years successful experience. offers you Courses for the examinations of: Association or Certified Accountants Institute of Accounting Staff Association of International Accountants institute of Cost k Management -j^NN^VVH, Accountants j^ Sociert of Company Commercial
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      1091 18 I m ■fTVITTffTf- u-pH-^M WtfkJt Ji "Style begins with JMMflftJl Only Oroton could combine great fashion I^^^' styling with the wonderful craftsmanship of MI^^^H^HEB! West German mesh and gather Wk diamantes from Austrra. BS^| Always, above all, there is the famous Oroton Wp *^Hs| >^^^^TM quality. Oroton has built a
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      154 19 :IT I L *> "It always did prick the British conscience having to use animals for experiments." GXT4SO3K O i^fcu^fc^ 3in 1 stereo Music System 0 AM/FM stereo receiver J B with LED reception W 0 H indicator. Stereo cassette 0 0 V PHH deck with ALC recording. 0 0
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      88 19 is the basis of LjflH skin care I To preserve the beauty of your M I skin it should be cleansed with J H non-detergent Delph cleansing 9 jg"*l milk. Delph cleanser dissolves C^l a soluble particles of make-up. IV M grime and skin impurities clean*^Lfl sing away conditions that
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      344 19 I^OW-FROM NEWZEALANirsI IRICH DAIRY RETIRES... I I Rich, satisfying, superb tasting Fern QV*^^5»*fO^ A I Ghee. Specially prepared from pure M butterfat to give you even better »\\4»" O^ as* cooking for all occasions. Fern Ghee Mjtt*e sV>C^ S r\^ 0^ IaLso promotes health vitality. Lfi t0Vi^° n eM e0)
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      317 19 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 1. Abstains from food <5> 5 Serene (4) 8 Nominate 1 Fastidous <5> 2 Ex(7) 10 Meat (3) 11 Slumber hausted (5> 3 Allowance for (51 13. Contends (4) 14. Dis- waste <4> 4. Soak (2) 5 Inpatched <4> 15. Garden lets (5> 6 Stage
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      447 20 OIST 10 NASSIM MANSION. apartment Selling at cost Plea.v write to P.O Box 234 Kllllne) Road Post Office. Land 40.000 SQ.FT. LAND on hill with beautiful panoramic view. Tebrau. Johor Bahru Can be immediately sub-dlvlded Into four lots. $3/- p.s.f H« brokers Apply T .B T. 9. Kota Tinggl. Johor
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    WORLD CUP MEN TO WATCH ONE-FOOTED, SURLY BUT STILL PRICELESS...
    861 21 WORLD CUP MEN TO WATCH ONE-FOOTED, SURLY BUT STILL PRICELESS... WIM VAN HANAGEM, the Strolling Minstrel of Dutch football, shouldered his way through Highbury's marble hallway. His brilliance had Just illuminated a cold December night in which Arsenal had won 2-1, in this friendly match against Feyenoord. Now he was
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    533 21 DEBBLE BEACH r (California), Sat For two years Jack Nicklaus has been a comparatively unhappy man, which may seem strange because he was top US money winner in 1976 and was second only to Tom Watson last year. In America alone Nicklaus won 1 325.000
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    121 21 BOGOTA, Sat. Taiwan kept the lead in the Rincon International golf tournament here at the end of the second round. Leading positions after 36 holes: 292 Taiwan (Chen Tze-Min* 70, 74; Chen Tze-Chung 73, 75); 294 West Germany (Christian Stranger 72, 71; Velt Pagel 77, 74);
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    Winter games
    41 21 TOKYO. 8»t. Japan wIU launch a campaign In the United States and Europe next month to Invite the 1954 Winter Olympics to Sapporo, capital of Japan's northern main Island of Hokkaido, the Japan amateur sport* association said yesterday UPL
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    288 21 LONDON, Sat. England's soccer authorities yesterday banned Leeds United of the First Division from staging domestic Cup games for the next three seasons, following serious crowd disturbances at their ground earlier this month. But if the behaviour of Leeds supporters improves next season, when
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgement Acknowledgement
      41 21 140 Acknowledgement Acknowledgement Sincerely thank all relatives, friends, staff of WoodbndRe. Viewroad and Ward 35 Tan Tock Si'iik Hospitals, for their kind assistance, condolences, donations, wreaths and attendance during their recent bereavement The family of the late MR. FAN PAX ONN
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      67 21 aged 59 passed away peacefully on 27 I 78 leaving behind beloved wife. Annie, sons Teck Llm. Teck Klong. Teck Cheng. Teck Hock. Teck Huat. daughter Joo Keow. and daughter-in-law Son Wah to mourn his loss Cortege Imvm 32. Gardenia Read at 2.00 p.m. on 29 1 7a
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      54 21 The of family the late MRS. VOON TZE CMONG (NEE JONG TSHIN JIN who p.n»d p«K«MIy en 25th January, It7t ■I th« ag« o) M) thank all relatives, friends, and the Rev and members of the St Mathews Church for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences. donations, wreaths and prayers
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      31 21 THE FUNERAL OF The Late Mr Ong Eng Peow lakes place at Ml Vernon Crematorium 5 p.m on Sunday 29 1.78. Cortege leaves Spore Casket 4 15 p m
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      29 21 IN FONO MEMORY of Tan Tlang Choon railed home to be with The Lord on 29 1 76 Lovingly remembered by his beloved wife and children
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      793 21 GIRLS! Job« art becoming narder to rjet you need better qualifications now ITC's Pnvate Secretarial Dip loma is the region's leading guah lication for a Private Secretary Our next full time 12 months course leading to the Pr.vate Secretarial Diploma starts Ist FEBRUARY 1978 Take the fir.i 'siep toward. highly
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      641 21 I VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS WORLD CHARTERS ORGANISATION Rm 504. 5th floor. AfroAsia Building. 63. Robinson Road. Singapore I. (S.T.P.B Lie No:- 197) MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE (MAS) Travel Offers Low Cost Flight and Tours. Tel: *****1 *****71/2. LIC NO: TA175. &£^on't>§$ \t/go to !ndia\J 7 till you've checked how much more
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      228 21 CHINESE NEW YEAR TOURS Special Langkawi Penang/ Gentlng S-Day $269 (Air Train) 6-Day $185 (AC Coach) $269 (Out by Air) Oentfjjg/ Penang/ Cameron Highlands 5-Dav $185 Pangkor/ Frasers Hill/ Denting 5-day $215 Denting 2D3N $85/$95 F risers Hill $95 Penang/ Cameron Highlands 4U5N $119 Penang/ Ipoh 3D4N $90 Cameron Highlands/
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      4 21 I VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL
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      49 21 IN MEMORIAM Tfce lal* Mr. C. S1VAT AftlAM. F.J.K. Departed M M.1.IVM Two years have gone by. Since you left our mldat. Silently we plead In prayer. That your soul may re»t In peace Always In the tweet memoriM of his beloved wife, children, son-ln law. daughter-in-law and grandchildren
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    A SPECTACULAR $174 UPSET
    2182 22  -  BLUE PETER By [£ING OF GOLD sprang a spectacular upset in Race 2 at Bukit Timah yesterday. Well handled by Patrick Ngjow, the six-year-old came with a 1 sustained run 100 metres out to beat Talented by a head. He paid $174 for a win. Interceptor,
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    130 22 NEW YORK, Sat. Hurdler Renaldo Nehemiah and sprinter Houston Mclear blazed to world indoor records in the 71st annual Millrose Games here yesterday. Nehemiah, the former national schoolboy chamrdon from Scotch Mains, New Jersey, upset veteran hur d 1 ing cham puns Charlie Foster and Larry
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      733 22 JOCKEY Peter Lee was suspended three days (or Incompetent riding ot Cool Time In Race 5 at Buk.it Timah yesterday. The Stependtary Steward's report on yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. RACE 1: Shortly after the •tart, fulau Ttoman II (app. 8. B. Tan) was
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    New rules for water-polo
    137 22  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By r streamline waterpolo competitions, the International Swimming Federation have Introduced new rules governing the sport The changes concern double refereelng, freethrows, fouls and goal Judges. The Federation say that the Introduction of the new laws Is aimed to produce a clean and attractive
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      289 22 Ip DEWAN BAHASA %< DANPUSTAKA Sejok kebelakangan mi Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka telah menerima beberapa pengoduan dari orongramai yong mengatakan terdapatnyo wakil-wakil penjual yang mendakwa diri mereka sebogai Wakil Dewan Bahasa dan Pustoka. Wakil-wakil mi membuat kunjungan dari rumah ke rumah untuk menjual Ensaiklopedia Perintis terbitan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka
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    Gentle Jim in fine form for today
    2215 23  -  BLUE PETER PIGGOTT GOING FOR THIRD LION CITY CUP By QENTLE Jim can give English JQckey Lester Piggott, who won the Lion City Cup the last two years on Blue Star, his third success ive Lion City Cup win in Race Six at
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    1921 23 ifJ -MM 1 4S CLASS 5 1850m UyJI ($10,500 S7.350 to winner) I 0826 Ollsnls (Detente* Rodfers 5 57 (same) F HutcNnaon 6 2224 L* wama ftalM (La Bonne R*ln» Daniels 6 MS (*25bf> CH»«ll> 11 1 5624 tam*, tori* II i JIT Wet) Allan 5 56 I
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    157 23 RACI LUI PITH TIT IdtUTIHIII <l Cuni DMenlc Sentak Surla LwuMaler P* paunj Euroinark Oatente Liquidator Bn Gun* Dark stranger Mt. Olrmpla Oark Strengar Chaya Timor Hrlminuo alt. Olymp.a Rtyal Romro t ■rave Lad I Love Tou Sound Policy turn* Meart Caatern W\mUravt Lad Sunny Meart Brave Lad a
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    300 23 54.5 last start Pg. Jan. 1 was fuU of merit; up 2.5 kg; should make presence felt Saas Fee: Four-year-old Hasty Clund; won three times and placed two times In five starts In New Zealand; looks forward enough to give a good account of himself. Adelaide Star
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    Aussies in the box seat—thanks to Yallop's 121
    150 23 Aussies in the box seat thanks to Yallop's 121 ADELAIDE, Sat. A A majestic maiden Test century by Victorian left hander Graham Yallop steered A u s t r a lia Into a commanding position on the openIng day of the deciding Fifth Test against India at the Adelaide Oval
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    205 23 AUSTRALIA Ist Inns G. Wood st Kinnanl b Chandra 39 R. Darling c Vengsarkar b Chandra tfS G. Yallop c Gavaskar b Amarnath 121 P. Toohey c Oaviskar 8. Rlxon not out 8 b Chandra «0 G. Cosier b Ohavrl 1 R. Simpson not out 54 Extras t. Total
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    Lock icon Southend 5-1
    26 23 LONDON, Sat. Yesterday's Ehgllsh League football results Dlv. 3: Coicester 0 Tranmere 0; Dlv. 4: Southend 5 Bournemouth 1, Stockport 2 York 0. AFP.
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    Lock icon 113-RUN LEAD
    59 23 AUCKLAND, Sat. England led Auckland kr 113 runs with nine second Innings wickets In hand here today at clow of play on the second day of their three-day cricket match. Brief Scores: Auckland 182-4 dec (M. Burgess 74 no., G. Vivian 37, J. Kasper 27). England 210 and
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    SEBASTIAN'S SURPRISE CHOICE
    492 24  -  JOE DORAI By KUALA LUM. PUR, Sat Leon* Kok Fan, the midfield l i_ player who has trained for only four days, after a three-week absence, is the SUrprh. inclusion in the Singapore lineup fo? tomorrow's Malayeia Tun sneepr Sia LUP SOCcer match against Armed Forces at
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    Lucky Chung Fa leads by two strokes
    582 24  - Lucky Chung Fa leads by two strokes ERNEST FRIDA By riHANO CHUNG FA, the \j veteran Taiwanese professional had a good slice of luck as he scrambled to a one-under-par 71 yesterday to retain the lead after the second round of the $5,000 Ovaltlne Open golf championship at Jurong Country
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    Paul elected president
    81 24 MR Paul Chua was elected president of the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilding Federation at the annual meeting at JOM Restaurant last night. Other officials elected were; Francis Teo (first vicepresident). Oilbert Oon. Mohd. Sum, Hashim IdrU and Joe Llm (vice-president). Antonio Danam (secretary). Anil Senevlratne (asst. secretaiy). Hamld
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    Bedok in final
    25 24 BELIA Bedok beat Race Coarse United 5-3 on penalty kirks In a Singapore Malays Football Club semi-final match at Balestler Road yesterday.
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    Supermac strikes!
    833 24  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By T ONDON, Sat. Malcolm MacDonald, in danger of being dropped lor his lack of goals, kept Arsenal, the bookmakers' favourites, in the English Football Association Cup with a dramatic late goal against Wolverhampton Wanderers here today. ,ln a thrilling all-First Division clash. MacDonald scored in
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    Non-Malay
    42 24 "Meetings and circulars are also In Malay. Consideration should be made to find out how this game can attract more non Malay participation." At the moment, the game occupies eighth position In the sportspartlclpation rating, the top 10 being: Swimming (53,900).
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    DIARY
    108 24 GOLF SOA local circuit tourne y: Ovaltlne Open (Jurong CC 7.30 am). SOCCER Malaysia Cup: North aone: Malaysian Armed Forces v Singapore (Merdeka Stadium 4 30pm i. Perak v Kedah (Ipoh); South zone Negrl SembUan v Johore (SUtlon Padang). SOSPL Dlv 1: Spore Fire Brigade y Customs Sports Club
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    Teng Cheong shines on the last day
    398 24 KHOO TEND CHEONO sparkled on the last day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association Age Group meet by equalling two of his own national Under14 years records at Amber Road yesterday. Khoo clocked 1:05.1 for the 100 m butterfly and 59.8 In the
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    FAS GAG THEIR COACHES
    134 24 FAS GAG THEIR COACHES JHE Football Association of Singapore have told their council and committee members, coaches and staff to be extremely careful when dealing with members of the Press. AN FAS circuUr tent out recently stated: "In recent months, advene reporU have appeared in the Press. This has caused
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    Pahang beat Malacca
    84 24 Pahang beat Malacca PAHANG 8 MALACCA 0 nAHANO failed to lm1 press their 15.000 home crowd at the Darul Makmur Stadium here last night despite this comfortable win in their South Zone Malaysia Cud soccer match. Pahang took only one minute to shoot into the lead through Nor Azani Ariffln.
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        Thrill for children to put on their festive best...
        1050 25  -  By J^VKRY child looks forward to the fun and frolic of the Lunar New Year, what with the sumptuous meals, new clothes and angpows, plus the fact that Mum and Dad and other elders will be in their best mood ever.
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        Flowers add a dash of colour to well-laid out home decor
        610 25 'COR a festival as r important and grand as the Chinese New Year, it is pertinent to say it with flowers, if you wish to do some thing more for the house decor. Flowers, by themselves, are festive and
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        Ready-to-wear clothes to suit every taste
        962 26 Above, left: Short-sleeved shirts Ceno, Bonanza and Mr. Metro are priced from $6.90 to $16.90. Available at Metro Stores. Right: Ties by names' such as Lanvin, Ciancarlo and Civenchy cost from $22.50 to $59.50 at Metro Colden Mile. TAILORING your A clothes may take
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        Tid-bits that are 'musts' for the season
        511 26 A SHOPPING list of foodstuff for the Chinese New Year is hardly complete without tid bits which are "musts" for the season. Dried pork or "bah kuah" in Hokkien and minced pork or "Bah hoo" are favourites. These go well with port or
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        Achieving right image with use of accessories
        842 27 WELL selected and smartly co ordinated accessories can help the fashion conscious man go a long way to achieve the right image. A tie, tastefully teamed with his shirt, often does that much more for the impression a man cuts, and probably gives
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        Many hotels to offer 'good luck' festive cuisine
        863 27 (CHINESE New Year has always been eclipsed by the festive week of Christmas as far as hotel en t rtainment is concerned. Being 1 an important festival on the Chin ese calendar when many traditional customs are observed— a m on g
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        Expert shares recipes for delicious nyonya food
        988 28 THERE'S nothing like a truly traditional nyonya spread of mouth watering New Year specialities to make the festival complete. Consider yourself lucky to be Invited to a nyonya gathering for you can be sure the blend of MalayChinese type of cooking will be
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        Free delivery service for hampers to Malaysia
        392 28 liXCHANGING gifts during the Lunar New Year is still a custom with many Chinese and, even among those who do not follow tradition, there are many who exchange Mandarin oranges. Hampers make excellent gifts and apart from Individuals, many firms present them to
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        Stores offer varied range of delicacies
        418 29 RIGHT from the reunion dinner on New Year's Eve, up to the last meal on the 15th, most Chinese would not be found wanting In food, both In quantity and variety, for It Is a sign or prosperity to have lots to eat In
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        The 'signature' accessory...
        242 29 A WELL-CHOSEN pair of classes does more than help you see better or shield your eyes from the merciless flare of the tropical sun. It adds a whole new dimension to your face. A pair of classes that suits the face can glamorise it beyond recocnition. Indeed.
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        Wide selection of sensible footwear for the season
        706 29 fPHE Lunar New 1 Year Is the time to shake out your shoes and get on the road to pay your respects to relatives and friends. For such tlrinn footworn, an old pair of comiortable shoes will ao the job nne. But
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        How you can get these goodies done right...
        1087 30 WITH seven baking days to go before the Chinese welcome the Year ofthe Horse, you can be sure the housewives, partiftu'.arly the nyonyas, are determined to meet the deadline in their kitchens. Year alter year, these ladles, usually good cooks In their
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        166 25 Let ipS 91IjV£iIi sound in the Lunar New^ear jjjwith best wishes and prosperity jjl bS iL^i^bl*^^^^^ mrfm\mW^W)^*^^ b^^i .^r^m Ib^H Vf mt "B_B ATbT' jbTbi bTbV^B .jBFB^iW B^F JUF^ *W BBV I B^BV. f*^^Z^!^^^^s B^B^ mm I bY ~\m\ b^Lw'' STBOB im^m ESL^i^T ST 707 5^— y 4-Band Portable Wide
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