The Straits Times, 23 May 1981

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    NWC GUIDE ACCEPTED
    680 1  -  JOHN TAN More CPF money for homes By 6 AS THE unions and employer organisations gain more experience, the government believes that it will not be necessary for the NWC to set other than very broad wage guidelines in future A years. 7 Ministry of Labour THE
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    New CPF scheme: Forms on June 1
    125 1 New CPF scheme: Forms on June 1 CPF caatrihaton wishing to aae their savings far parcaase af private catlaa farms aaiy frwn June 1, the first day the scheme rimn late operatiaa, a CPF spakmmaa said yesterThe scheme, aa> aaaaced last Navember, is la twa phasw. Uader the first phase,
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    Lock icon 56 refugees
    27 1 HONGKONG, Fri The Danish freighter Ana Maenk arrived in Hongkong today w<th 56 Vietnamese refugees pk*fd up earlier in the South Chii a Sea- AFP.
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    Huang Hua warded
    56 1 BEIJING, Fri. Chinese For eign Minister Huang Hua, 68, has been warded with a urinary tract infection, diplomatic sources said today. Mr Huang, also a vice premier, is scheduled to visit India in late June, and there is no indication that the trip might be postponed because
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    Lock icon Symphony award
    47 1 HONGKONG, Fri. Thirtyfive symphonies were today given awards in China's first symphony contest held in Beijing, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. A panel of 26 judges chose the winning symphonies from 200 selected earlier by art organisations, theatre companies and army units.— AFP.
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    Lock icon Looking out for trouble
    176 1 CHINESE arity cammajMlers looking far signs af a Vietnamese attack la the Fakashan area la Gaaagxl's Nlngmlng sector. Chinese traaps were reported to have repulsed three Vietnamese advaaces this maath. Beijing yesterday threatened Hanoi with "dae punishment" and claimed that Vietnamese traaps had also attacked Chinese
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    Lock icon Thais to move out 7,000 Viet refugees
    363 1 Thais to move out 7,000 Viet refugees BANGKOK, Friday THE Thai Government has decided to close down two coastal camps holding Vietnamese "boat people" to enforce a new and tougher policy on refugees. The National Security Council's SecretaryGeneral, Squadron-Leader Prasong Soonsiri, said today that about 7,000 Vietnamese refugees in southern
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    Lock icon Trained in Thailand?
    54 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Hie Thai foreign ministry today said it was "uninformed" of reports from Washington that Asian "mercenaries had been trained in Thailand before undertaking a search (or missing American soldiers in Laos. "We know nothing about the matter. ..We will look into it," a Thai foreign
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    Syrians down another drone
    190 1  - Syrians down another drone AARON SITTNER By Our Jerusalem reporter JERUSALEM. Fri. Another Israeli air force unmanned plane was shot down by Syrian ground-to-air missiles today, a military spokesman in Tel Aviv said. Syria, however, claimed two drones were downed. The incident came less than 24 hours after Israeli Prime
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    Lock icon Ripper jailed for life
    343 1 LONDON. Fri. The Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, was jailed (or life here today after he was found guilty of the murder of 13 women. Judge Sir Leslie Boreham recommended that Sutcliffe should not be released for at least 30 years. Sutcliffe. a 34-year-old truck driver, admitted
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    Taxmen dig into books of several building firms
    274 1 Taxmen dig into books of several building firms THE Inland Revenue Department is patting the heat on develouoeueved that officials are digging as far back as 2t VMP t« check whether developers have lielntrytag to evade taxeJ^iS fictitious bookings of houses and shops t«« este f d »y= "Snch a
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    New moves to speed up property development
    638 1 PROFESSIONALS in the building industry were criticised last night by National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan for causing much of the delay in getting plans approved. Mr Teh warned that in future no major amendments to approved plans, other than those of a
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    Lock icon Four killed
    33 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Four passengers were killed and 15 others injured when a bus hit a tree by the road near the West Java city of Bandung yesterday, police said today AP
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    LATEST BETONG BURIAL TENSION
    57 1 LATEST BETONG BURIAL TENSION BETONG (Thailand), Fri. Twa farmer)*, murdered by guerillas In the Betong salient, were buried here today amid tight security following threats af a demonstration against the recent upsurge of violence in the area. Mare than 2Si local residents, cordoned by over V* Thai seearity personnels, attended
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      150 1 a^B^BMßaa^^n^H Ib^b^b^b^bM §8 pages today ASEAN NOT MISTAKEN FORA SPELLING ERROR ANYMORE 4 A YKAR am, mart peaafe la the West taauit Aaeaa was a spefllat; errar. Today, the Halted States, Japaa and China all irspert the flvr-n»tien alliaact, the Sevlet t nion KnidKinKly arcepta It as a (arc* la
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      Cocos Malays turn against their ex-ruler
      1106 2  - Cocos Malays turn against their ex-ruler CYRIL AYRIS From in Cocos Islands in an exclusive report for The Straits Times 6 WHILE under the rale of Mr Clunies-Ross, the Malays earned only plastic money which was worthless beyond their islands. They could spend It only In his shop and they
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      Lock icon Admiral's son charged
      76 2 MANILA, Fri. The son of a Philippine-based US admiral and a Swiss tourist were separately charged today for possession and peddling of Illicit drugs. Andrew Kirksey, son of Rear Admiral Robert Kirksey. Commander of the carrier strike force of the US Seventh Fleet, was apprehended on Tuesday
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      Lock icon Dear Picasso
      43 2 NEW YORK, Fri. Pablo Picasso's "Self Portrait: Yo Picasso' was sold for US$5.3 million <Ssll million) yesterday, the highest price ever paid at auction (or a painting by the Spanish artist and an auction record for a 20th century painting. AP.
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      Lock icon Accord by Opec to cut output likely
      265 2 Accord by Opec to cut output likely NEW YORK, Fri. An Organisation Petralenm Exporting Countries agreement to cat oil production appears more likely now that Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, has backed oft from a demand that other countries first cot their prices, analysts said yesterday. "What yon
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      Lock icon Crash kills 24
      37 2 LIMA, Fri. At least 24 people were killed and 14 injured when a bus crashed into a ravine In the Andean province of Huari. 300 km north-east of here, Peruvian police said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon National Assembly dissolved for new elections
      310 2 National Assembly dissolved for new elections PARIS, Friday SOCIALIST President Francois Mitterrand dissolved France's rightist-dominat-ed National Assembly today and prepared to call new elections for next month. Mr Mitterrand signed the dissolution decree, which gave no date for the elections, after consulting with Assembly officials and Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy
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      Lock icon IT'S MORE THAN A BED OF ROSES
      124 2 JAKARTA, Fri. Crude oil seeping from the Rower beds of an elderly Indonesian woman's garden has triggered a "black gold" rush in her backyard by neighbours and Pertamina. the state oil company, Antara news agency said today. It started yesterday when a mason
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      201 2 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp r~~ I I KHOW MAGGIE I I HjKSSi*! i I WHAT HAVE SO/E j|lW. jzffißtelvS? WOMTAPPROVE, i-i* VOO GOT TMEPe, I SIUFF Blondto By Chic Yoong I'M SEU-ING THIS JS^ ITAUTOMATICAUy f*3uj| f IT'S A BARGAIN '£f| WAIT' ILL THROW IN
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      Lock icon DK's grip 'at its firmest since 1979'
      594 3 but military deadlock may not to be broken BANGKOK, Fri. Khmer Rouge guerillas appear to have their firmest foothold in Kampuchea since Vietnameseled forces toppled their Democratic Kampuchea Government in January 1979, western diplomatic sources said here. But the military deadlock between the
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      Lock icon Kim beats 50 others to Miss USA crown
      106 3 Kim beats 50 others to Miss USA crown MISS OHIO, Kirn Seelbreede, 23, shows her delight after being chosen Miss USA la New York on Thursday, beating M other girls for the coveted title. Originally there were SI girls In the contest until Miss New York, Deborah Ann Fountain, was
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      'Khmers used as human guinea pigs'
      210 3  - 'Khmers used as human guinea pigs' LIM SAY BOON By Uur Melbourne reporter MELBOURNE, Friday THE Vietnamese used Kampucheans in experiments with lethal gas, and nine-year-old girls have been recruited to work in brothels for Vietnamese soldiers, the Australian Senate standing committee on Foreign affairs and Defence was told yesterday.
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      Lock icon OXFAM MAY START ANTI-TB DRIVE
      149 3 OXFAM MAY START ANTI-TB DRIVE THE British relief agency, Oxfam. is considering setting up an anti-tuber-culosis programme in Kampuchea, an official of the agency said in Singapore today. Oxfam's South-East Asian representative, Mrs Mif Warr, told UPI that a high percentage of Kampuchea's population suffers from the disease, making it
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      Asean talks to focus on energy
      99 3 Asean talks to focus on energy JAKARTA. Fri. Asean Economic Ministers will discuss oil and new energy resources in their 11th meeting in Jakarta, from May 29 to 30, the Jakartabased Asean Secretariat said today. They will explore means to jointly develop new energy resources and exchange information about the
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      Lock icon 21 feared dead in crash
      54 3 MEXICO CITY, Fri All 21 people aboard a small airliner were feared killed In a crash in southern Mexico, airport officials said yesterday The twin propeller Comber 44 disappeared last night during a short flight from the Pacific holiday resort of Puerto Escondido to the
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      Lock icon 'Gunners in revolt sank Viet ship'
      96 3 'Gunners in revolt sank Viet ship' BANGKOK, Fri. Heng ■Samrin artillery gunners sank a Vietnamese warship in a revolt near the Kampuchean port of Kompong Som last week, the ousted Khmer Rouge regime claimed today. There was no immediate independent confirmation of the report, broadcast by the guerillas' clandestine radio
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      Letter in search of lover
      199 3 WANTED: A lady-lave far an eagtaeertag stodeat of Barada. h the stale, who is la <■«•* 1 setting a world reeard far wrltlag the longest lave letter. Accardlng to Press Tnwt of India aews agency reparto, the yaath, Pares* Parikh hopes to achieve the B.*
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      Lock icon Cool reception to Lanka move for a place in Asean
      544 3 MANILA, Fri SRI Lanka's intention to apply for Asean membership has brought a cool and somewhat embarrassed response from the five memDers. Colombo, however, today pronounced itself "greatly encouraged" by Asean's attitude towards its decision. Sri Lanka's move followed a
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      Indonesia's top Muslim priest quits over Xmas decree
      265 3 JAKARTA, Fri. INDONESIA'S top Muslim priest, Dr Buya Hamka, has resigned as chairman of the influential Muslim Ulema Board (Mvi) marking an increased controversy between the government and certain prominent Muslim leaders, it was reported today. Dr Hamka said he was fully
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      777 3 MAJOR COMPUTER MANUFACTURER EXPANDING Our client is a world renowned computer manufacturer Due to the expansion of its operations in Singapore, the company now seeks a dynamic and results oriented It person to augment the existing sales tore c COMPUTER I SALES EXECUTIVE I Around $32,500 per annum plus generous
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      Lock icon Opposition gets set for attack on Suzuki in Diet
      348 4 TOKYO, Fri OPPOSITION political parties today focused their sights on Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki, already under fire for alleged nuclear policy violations by United States warships, as Tokyo was forced to calf off a naval exercise with the US. Political sources
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      Ambassador to China?
      58 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. Mr Arthur Hummel, currently US Ambassador to Pakistan, Is being considered by the Reagan Administration for appointment as ambassador to China, informed sources said yesterday. Mr Hummel has served as Assistant Secretary for East Asian affairs under former President Gerald Ford. He also has had
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      Lock icon Aussie oil find
      54 4 SYDNEY. Fri. Australian geelogists today announced a maior oil find in Western Australia's Canning Basin, 966 km southwest of Darwin. Vamgas Ltd said the Blina No. 1 well was producing 906 .7 barrels a day. The company described it as the most significant onshore oil find in
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      Lock icon Zhao's visit
      29 4 DACCA. Fri. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang will pay a four-day visit to Bangladesh from June at the invitation of President Ziaur Rahman, it was announced yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon POPE WALKING ABOUT
      103 4 VATICAN CITY, Fri. Pope John Paul II has been allowed to walk in the corridors of Rome's Gemelli Hospital, where he was admitted for major surgery on May 13 after being shot three times by a gunman as he blessed the faithful in St Peter's Square. Giving
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      In other world
      70 4 In other world 6 WE tried as best as we emM to correct the simple, childish cowboy image that some had created in Europe about the Presi- A dent. 7 West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of President Ronald Reagan. Mr Schmidt said that when he first met Mr Reagan informally
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      Lock icon New role
      29 4 WARSAW, Fri. The house where Pope John Paul II was bom in Wadowice will be converted into a museum, the Polish news agency PAP reported yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Aid has worsened hunger and poverty'
      305 4 'Aid has worsened hunger and poverty' NAIROBI, Fri. Billions of dollars spent in the last 10 years on development assistance have increased not decreased hunger and poverty in the world, according to a leading conservation expert. Dr Lee Talbot, director general of the international union for conservation of nature (lUCN),
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      Lock icon Reagan serious about arms talks — Schmidt
      358 4 Reagan serious about arms talks Schmidt WASHINGTON, Fri WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said last night he was convinced that President Reagan intended to pursue nuclear arms limitation talks with the Soviet Union seriously. He told a press conference that, as in November when he met the then President-elect informally,
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      Lock icon Strikes hit US car plants in South Africa
      295 4 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. Labour strikes by 3,000 blacks hit major US manufacturers in the motor manufacturing centre of Port Elizabeth yesterday. The strikes came a day after the British Leyland Motor Company fired more than 2,000 workers who had refused to return to
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      Lock icon Model of Indian shrine a big draw at casino
      251 4 LOS ANGELES, Fri. MEMBERS of the ancient, but little-known Jain religion of India, have discovered recently that a replica of one of their most sacred shrines, has been a tourist attraction at a Las Vegas casino for years. The Jains want
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      Lock icon Walesa tells of death threats
      106 5 Walesa tells of death threats STOCKHOLM, Frl. Ybritla* Pattaa labor teadeTUrh Waleaa said testrrdav there had We* threats la aasamiutr bin hark haror. Mr Wateaa arrived la the Swedtah part af Malmo to ptrfc up a prlar far arfraalxtns; the hrvt iadepeadent aalsas la aa east Mar state. "There have
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      Lock icon Government ministers who are in secret sect
      347 5 PRIME MINISTER ORDERS LIST OF MASONS PUBLISHED ROME, Friday THE Italian Communist Party has demanded the government's resignation over revelations that ministers and top civil servants belonged to a secret masonic lodge which also included men implicated in recent financial scandals. It said
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      Offering horse sense to bad drivers?
      113 5 it\l MMOKI Frl drt a aarae. That's the advice the Chrysler Carparatlaa artered, when the Baltimore pallor department complained that they bought drferUve aatral can. The pallre drpartmrnt had haaght »i Dadte Aspeas lar ISMtt^II <«1.« in IIItoa) la lflB, aad offlrers say they
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      Lock icon Chase tightens controls after $41 m loan loss
      338 5 Chase tightens controls after $41 m loan loss CHASE Manhattan bank, the United States' thirdlargest commercial bank, sacked two veteran loan officers last year and tightened its internal controls after discovering a US$2O million (5541.8 million) loan loss, the bank said yesterday. Details of the bad loans, made in 1978
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      Lock icon US Senate approves $42 m for nerve gas
      347 5 US Senate approves $42 m for nerve gas WASHINGTON, Friday rHE United States Senate approved US$2O million (Ss42 million) today for production of nerve gas as part of a chemical weapons 1 programme. Opponents of the move said it would offend America's European allies on whose soil the weapons would
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      Lock icon GM unveils the J-cars
      68 5 DETROIT, Fri. General Motors, the number one US car manufacturer, yesterday officially unveiled its US$5 billion (Sslo 5 billion) range of J cars which it hopes will counter mounting imports of small Japanese cars. The J-cars represent the strongest American challenge so far to the small
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      250 5 UNITED STATES Isn't it time that you should be putting your monies into US Dollar investments? While London real estate is selling tor US $5000 a meter and more, in the US real estate has |ust begun to boom. AND WHAT IS SAFER THAN US REAL ESTATE? Florida has been
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    Test of US policy in Central America
    1977 6  - Test of US policy in Central America DANIEL SOUTHERLAND By in Washington 'Real danger facing region is hunger, not communism' UNITED STATES Secretary of State Alexander Haig has asserted that the Soviet Union ha* a 'hit list' for taking over Central America. First on the list was Nicaragua. Then came
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      1035 6 LX GALLERY London pirsrnts fiNf cwuese emwes including Song and Yuan Oladons. Room Orangr Grove Road SingMing Transitional Porcelain. Fine aporr 1025. Qing PorrHain On view fn}m 9am on day of Sole By Auction Enquiries and Catalogues Sunday 24th May 1981 at 2 pm C.K. Tseng Tseng Mass Communi SM-W.KI
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    Rollei plans to double production at Spore plant
    356 7 THE Rollei Group plans to double the output of its Singapore operations in three years under a new programme to increase the group's turnover, to project a good product image and to regain its position as No. 1 manufacturer of professional cameras.
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    Slide show at Kaki Bukit
    92 7 RESIDENTS of Kaki Bukit will soon have the chance to learn how to save electricity in the home and know more about residents' committees tomorrow Their MP, Mr Saidi Shariff. will meet residents of Bedok North in an informal meeting to discuss residents' committees at
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    At SCCCI
    37 7 MR LEE Khoon Choy. Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), will open a calligraphy exhibition by Mr Wang Sui Pick at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Thursday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Masters now
    28 7 DOCTORS Tai Wai Ting and Woo Lai Har have passed in the Final Master of Medicine (Anaesthesia) Examination held by the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies
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    Witness' fifth day at Chor Pee trial
    105 7 Witness' fifth day at Chor Pee trial THE trial of lawyer Lim Cnor Pee on six income tax summons charges involving $175,000 continued in a district court yesterday. Mr Keith A. K. Tay, an accountant, who was called as an expert witness by the prosecution, spent his fifth day in
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    Barricade ripped off
    45 7 A BARRICADE along the newly opened East Coast Parkway viaduct was ripped off by a hit-and-run vehicle probably early on Thursday The barricade was put up to seal off an uncompleted section of the viaduct leading to Shenton Way and Keppel Road.
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    Dragon's beard that's good enough to eat
    210 7 THIS white mesh It g**4 MMigh to rat. It nsed to be fo«d lit only for tke emperera and was served la China's day of y*re. Today In Hongkong, It Is s«ld la paper bases with gold wrap at about SI.M for a
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    On dyslexia
    25 7 PSYCHOLOGISTS Mr and Mrs M. X Wong, will talk on Dyslexia (learning disability) at Toa Payoh Branch Library next Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Pamphlet to give latest on drugs
    235 7 THE latest on drugs the developments and controversies will soon be available to doctors, pharmacists, dentists and medical students by post. The National University of Singapore's department of pharmacology is publishing a 4-page cyclostyled newsletter that it will send out every three months. It
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    Trade team from Italy
    54 7 THE Consorzio Italy Export Novara trade mission which represents seven Italian companies will be visiting Singapore on Monday and Tuesday. The mission hopes to meet local businessmen at a meetinn t0 held at the Hilton Motel on Monday and Tueslay For more information, telephone the Italian
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    Gasworks' $3m plant
    75 7 A NEW $3.2 million gasmaking plant which can produce 150,000 cubic metres of gas a day was installed at the Kallang Gasworks on Wednesday. The new plant replaces five obsolete heavy oil plants at the gasworks which were dismantled at the end of last year. To be
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    Woman denies admitting $84,000 debt to help ex-lover's case
    464 7 A HOUSEWIFE denied a counsel's suggestion yesterday that she said she owed a jeweller $84,000 to support her former dentist lover's case. Mrs Helen Low nee Chew Nam Hwee was replying to Mr J. Grimberg, for Mrs Carol Anne Zubrisky. 35,
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    Museum tours
    45 7 VOLUNTARY guides from the Friends of the Museum will conduct tours of the National Museum on Tuesdays at 9.15 a.m. and Fridays at 3 p.m. Each tour is limited tc 10 people and begins at the sales ana information counter at the museum.
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    Grassroots bodies' role in new estates
    159 7 THE old spirit of neighbourliness and camaraderie can be fostered in the new housing estates, said Dr Ahmad Mattar. acting Minister for Social Affairs, last night. This can be done by grassroot institutions, like the residents' committees, working closely with other community leaders, such
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    Hot debate likely on
    437 8 THE valuation of Ngee Ann Kongsi s Orchard Square property is expected to be hotly debated at its extraordinary general meeting on Monday Members are divided as to what should be the best method to value the 65,030-aq metre piece of prime land that is on
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    On quality
    37 8 The MP for Boon Lay, Mr Goh Chee Wee, will attend the opening of a wmlnar on quality aaurance engineering and management coune to be held at Mini Court Hotel on Monday at 9 a.m.
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    Professor arrives to head Japanese dept
    99 8 THE Japanese Studies Department of the National University of Singapore can now take off. A Japanese has been found to head it. He is Mr Mitsuki Kumekawa, a Japanese literature expert. Mr Kumekawa, who has been appointed the departments acting head recently, arrived on
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    Few doctors keen to specialise in psychiatry
    502 8  -  BENG TAN By medical Reporter FEW people, it would seem, enjoy listening to another's problems. Even more so when the person is mentally ill. Most Singapore doctors are in the same boat. Despite government encouragement with scholarships, they continue to shy away from
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    NEW UNIT FOR YOUNG PATIENTS
    81 8 NEW UNIT FOR YOUNG PATIENTS CHILDREN and teenagers will have a place of their own at Woodbridge Hospital at the end of the year, under a different roof from the adult patients The director of the hospital, Dr Teo Seng Hock, said the reason for putting the two groups apart
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    CHIJ old girls reunion
    40 8 THE Alumnae of the Convent of Holy Infant Jesus at Victoria Street are organising a reunion for their old girls" who completed Secondary 4 In 1971 at the school gallery on Sept 5 at 3.30 p.m.
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    Art show
    27 8 ART collector Tan Tsze Cbor will open an art exhibition by 21 Nantah graduates at the Art Gallery, National Museum, on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m.
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    The 87-carat 'star that is not for sale
    171 8 The 87-carat 'star that is not for sale BEHOLD the Black Star of Africa... and from the fleam In Miss Virginia Slplrre's eyes, anyone can tell that this diamond Is the easiest way to any girl's heart. The Black Star Is an 87.15 carat black diamond, one of three collectors'
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    Keep us in the know, says institute president
    347 8 Keep us in the know, says institute president SINGAPORE planners have urged the government to keep them in the know on changes in plannning policies so that they can air their views before they are implemented. "Unless we know the basis for the policy, we cannot make positive suggestions for
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    Jakarta minister visits Changi Airport
    261 9 Jakarta minister visits Changi Airport THE Changi experience «ill certainly put Jakarta in good stead in planning its new US$575 million (SJI 2 billion) international airport at Cengkareng Indonesian Transport. Communications and Tourism Minister. Air Marshal Rusmin Nuriadm. said this yesterday when he toured Changi Airport. He was accompanied by
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    Sidek's date
    37 9 MR Sidek Saniff. Parliamen tary Secretary, Trade and Industry and Social Affairs, will speak to a gathering from the Islamic Theological Association of Singapore at the Marine Parade community hall on Friday at 8.30 p.m.
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    Clementi's Save Energy Campaign
    99 9 Clementi's Save Energy Campaign A SERIES of events in conjunction with the Save Energy Campaign has been planned t>y the Clementi constituency's citizens' consultative, residents' and management committees, with other organisations. Events include a household competition (or minimum use of electricity, on-the-spot poster drawing among primary school students, an essay
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    Cloth dealers inauguration
    43 9 SINGAPORE Textile Dealers Friendly Association will hold its executive committee inauguration ceremony today at 7 p.m on the ground floor lobby of Textile Centre in Jalan Sultan. Second Deputy Prime Minister and the association's adviser, Mr S. Rajaratnam, will officiate.
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    Sports day
    26 9 THE National Trades Union Congress Child Care Centre will hold its annual sports day on May 30 at Queenstown Sports Complex at 9 a.m.
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    New approach to upgrade skills of police officers
    367 9  -  PAUL WEE: By Crime Desk A NEW trend m police training, to bring greater professionalism to officers, is being implemented by the Police Department. Police have worked out a programme to expose officers to modern management techniques. This includes, among other things,
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    Top marks for S'pore as Far East port with the least frauds
    430 9 SINGAPORE has won top marks as a Far Eastern port with the least maritime frauds on its record. Mr Eric Ellen, director of the International Maritime Bureau, set up recently to curb maritime frauds, said: "Compared with some
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    POLICE SEEK RELATIVES OF DEATH FALL MAN
    90 9 POLICE we l**klmg for the relatives «r friends •(Mr Ai| YMg Oak, M,«towu feud dead it Ik (Nt *f Albert Centre, Queen Street at J.SS p.m. on Thmnday. He is believed to have (allea trwn the third fl— r *t the hwllton. His
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    TOUTING ENDS AT SATAY CLUB
    80 11 THE sriralty tt catin* at tl* SaUy lub belies Ok- nu*r-sk»rp r*mprtJU*n that was •nor a r^icnlar fraturr at this rentrr. I Mil, tkat is, the kawkm' Uuta derld«4 to md tkr Mtn fcarrf d ramprtlticn which wmrtlHM« rxp4»4<Ml la mHIm Hgata aad arrimony. TW
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    Buy own land, HDB tells instructors
    232 11 LIKE many others in land-starved Singapore, driving instructors are also feeling the pinch for open spaces to teach the twists and turns of parking and reversing. There are few areas left for instructors to do their teaching as more and more areas •are taken
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    $10 m expansion for bearings plant
    111 11 NMB Singapore Ltd, a subsidiary of Nippon Miniature Bearings of Japan, has plans for a $10 j million expansion of its factory in Chai Chee. The investment, which will treble floor area to 12,000 sq m by the end of next year, will have
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    Man tried to use woman's pass for a free ride
    165 11 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how a man tried to get a free bus ride with a woman's bus pass. Telecoms technician Teo Chew Meng, of West Coast Road, was fined $400 yesterday after he pleaded guilty to cheating Singapore
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    Sharpening cut and thrust of debates
    390 11 EFFORTS are being made to inject more of the cut and thrust of debating into the English interschool debate on TV. Speakers in this year's debate, organised by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, are given markedly less time to prepare their cases. They will be
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    Pot luck
    31 11 THE Block Working Committee of Block 12 Marine Terrace will be holding its annual pot luck party for its residents tomorrow on the block's void deck at 7 pm.
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    JUDGE CALLS FOR REPORT ON SNATCH THIEF
    146 11 JUDGE CALLS FOR REPORT ON SNATCH THIEF A JUDGE yesterday asked for a psychiatric report on a man who pleaded guilty to snatching a paper bag of $5,602.84 from an accounts clerk. Jeffrey Louis, 28, told district judge Francis Remedies he has a history of mental illness and has been
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    ESSAY COMPETITION
    51 11 AN ESSAY writing, contest has been organised by Singapore Experience Pte Ltd and Grow Magazine. Students can either write on what they felt at the Singapore Experience or why tourists visit the place. Details are available I from Miss Valeric Sim at the Singapore Experience, i Singapore Cultural
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    Supervision may be a 'must' for ex-prisoners
    533 11 EX-PRISONERS may have to report for supervision if they do not volunteer for counselling and help under a welfare programme to be introduced next year. This form of supervision required by statute will only be introduced in three or four years if the
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    Case of the tipsy bus driver
    162 11 Case of the tipsy bus driver WHEN Mr TU Ng»k Lean saw the Singapore Bos Service bun he wm riding »n careen fr*m side of Crawford Street to the other, he felt something was sertouly wrong. The rt the has cawed a text driver to brake suddenly because the bos
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    IDD service to Sweden
    48 11 TELECOMS has extended facsimile service to Sweden and Switzerland by International Direct Dialling (IDD) The charges for both destinations, in blocks of six seconds, are 90 cents for for each block. With the latest additions. Singapore has facsimile service to 14 destinations through IDD.
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      196 11 Five years ago, people just owned a watch. Today you can afford a dual time chronograph for IHll!!Ri Y562 8030 business, a rugged sports watch for weekends and a dress watch fa evenings, all with quartz precision guaranteed by Japan's leading I Y561 5000 now within the reach of everybody.
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      762 12 Today, Aspatra Guan Hoe open their new Saab Workshop ■aa^aa^Baa^aala^aaßaT^^^^ii ii^^ -gl^aa^aa^l^aa^P^^a^aaWtla^aa^BaßalP aL^aa^aaUSlßa^LHrjH^Hßv •^^^■B^BB^BB^BaH^lwma^B^^Br bb^Lw LbV*^^^^^^^bb^^^^^^l^bb! 3c^ »l '''"^iIII^BfpP'nHHBB^BB^BB^BB^BB^BB^BW /4fifi#^^^l^KraW Only our top people get to see the bottom of your Saab car I The technologically acclaimed Saab now has Automobile Engineering Administration from the car industry havino. started manufartiirinn
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    Rush on to beat work permit deadline
    173 13 A RUSH is on at the Work Permit Centre in Anson Road to gel permits before the month is out. The crowds comprise foreign workers, mostly Malayians. and some employers. The increase in work permit applications began in March, when the Home Affairs
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    $2,000 fine for bigamy
    86 13 A PLUMBER iii fined C.OOO and jailed for a day by a district court on Thursday (or bigamy and submitting a (alar declaration at the Registry of Marriages on Oct 4. I*7 Tan Bak Kwong's bigamous marriage to Madam Urn Eng Him came to light when
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    Jewellery contest
    80 13 Jewellery contest THE closing date for the 1982 Diamonds International Award, sponsored by the Diamond Information Centre, is Sept 28. 1981. Entry forms and copies of the contest can be obtained from Seabird House 7 F, 22-28. Wyndham Street. Central Hongkong Entries must be designs of jewellery or accessories for
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    21 days' notice a 'must' before saying 'I do'
    299 13 21 days notice a 'must before saying 'I do oi PI.KS most give the Registrar of Marriages a fall 21 days' notice before they can tie the knot. If this is not complied with, the registrar may Jut not marry the couple. By law couples Intending to get married mast
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    Brothers sue brothers over father's estate
    254 13 TWO sons of a Singapore banker, who died here in 1962, are suing their two other brothers, executors of the estate of their father, Mr Lee Wee Kheng, over the management of the estate. Mr Lee Wee Kheng, a founder member of the former
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    'Don't lock fire exits of public buildings'
    179 13 'Don't lock fire exits of public buildings' OWNERS of public buildings and flatted factories are urged NOT to lock the fire exits of their buildings as they may be the only means of escape from a fire. The Director of the Singapore Fire Service, Mr Lim Beng Lock, said yesterday
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    No fruit and veg mission
    52 13 THE Department of Trade has denied an AFP report in The Straits Timef yesterday that a trade mission from Singapore is in North Sumatra to study its potential as a supplier of vegetables and fruits to Singapore. A department statement yesterday said there is no
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    Sunday picnic
    43 13 TELOK Blangah Zone C residents' committee will organise a picnic tomorrow at Mitsukoshi Garden from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for residents in the zone. Those interested should contact the committee members. They we requested to register early to avoid disappointment.
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    New office bearers
    47 13 THE Indonesian Business Association of Singapore elected Mr Roeslan Notoprawiro as pnakhnt at its 7th annual general meeting un May 16. The other officials are Mr Tan Keong Choon and Mr Robert Herman Tiro (vice-presi-dent), Mr George Rex Caspar (secretary), Mr Rex Chua (treasurer).
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    Mac Donald's will stay at Liat Tower
    129 13 Mac Donald's will stay at Liat Tower MR Robert Kwan, managing director of MacDonald's Restaurants Singapore, has denied market rumours that the company's first hamburger outlet in Liat Tower, Orchard Road, will cease to operate. He said this yesterday to put to rest the past few months' lively speculation among
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      310 13 j Wxild you rather cheer'dragons' racing across the waves or try floating your own boat in their wake? Malaysia is a land of colourful with the participation of more than festivals and events. Each is unique, five countries.. One special attraction exciting and memorable. this year is the entrance of
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      427 14 Now you can get not only more furniture to choose from at .^^^PBfe^^ HBHp|jj^^BMMMHMaBMHBjBHHB^B^B^. Singapore's foremost furniture discount warehouse. Our prices are _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^b bbi^^^^bb^B bbi^^^ bbb being slashed even further for a limited period, m^m B A I J| aai V Hurry to ROCCO. For your lounge, dining and bedroom
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    Row over air-time charges for safety first film
    667 15 THE National Safety First Council has refused to pay the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation the commercial rate of air-time charges for its Road Courtesy filmlet, which the SBC has kept for more than three months without screening it The council is prepared to
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    ROW OVER MUM LED TO STABBING. COURT TOLD
    363 15 ROW OVER MUM LED TO STABBING. COURT TOLD A FISHMONGER was fatally stabbed near his Sat last Nov 7, during a confrontation with another fishmonger with whose mother he was having an affair, a magistrate heard Yesterday. This was the evidence adduced by the prosecution by way of statements read
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    Glass facade to cut use of energy
    238 15 A NEW "energy saving" glass exterior will soon be installed on the 12-storey former Asia Commercial Bank Building in Robinson Road. Instead of its present 10-year-old grey concrete and aluminium-ribbed facade, the building, which is now caUed CMC Building, will soon have a
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    7,300 bus men give $850,000 to set up new fund
    295 15 ABOIT 7JM empteyees •f the Sla R »parr Bus Service have d*a»ted W»jm U sUrt a new trust fond U Improve their welfare and to carry out several remmutiny projects. They have voluntarily transferred their saving!* with their union, the
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      899 15 SINGAPORE £w VS HITACHI/V^ FOOTBALI^^^ TEAM T \Jjfc-."** See Singapore National Team aY battle with Hitachi Football Team mf Wu in this exciting friendly soccer match. i lAjp ff Place: National Stadium fll^i >9V P Vw Date: June 2l, l9Bl f J M I M 1977 Singapore 3 Hitachi 1
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Lock icon MBs to step down as chairmen
      175 16 STATE ECONOMIC CORPS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday All Mentris Besar (Chief Ministers) of Malaysian states will have to step down as chairmen of their respective state's Economic Development Corporations (SEDC) by next year. This is because of the implementation of the recent amendments to the
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      Lock icon Light's tomb desecrated
      60 16 PENANG, Fri. The tomb of the founder erf Penang, Captain Francis Light, in the Protestant cemetery in Jalan Northam has been desecrated. Georgetown OCPD Supt Mokhtar Daud today said a hollow measuring 1 m deep and 1.2 m wide was found beside the tomb and the stone
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      222 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government will continue encouraging import substitution, but the emphasis will be on basic or supporting industries, said the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr Mahathir Mohamad. These industries, he said, were needed to supply the needs of existing industries for processed material. More attention
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan is Miss Asia Quest
      135 16 INLJKE most beauty qaeeas whose eye* usually mLst up when they are crowned, Miss Sri I-anka, Bernadlne Rase Ramanayake, kept her calm when she was crowned Miss Asia quest mi here last night. She was the title tram a Held af 11 beaattes. The
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      Lock icon Illegal entry
      32 16 KUALA KANGSAR. Fri. Police here detained three illegal immigrants, believed to nave come from Indonesia two months ago to work. They were handed over to immigration authorities in Ipoh. NST.
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      Lock icon 75 teachers
      35 16 PORT DICKSON, Fri. A total of 75 contract teachers from Britain will arrive here soon to improve the standard of English in schools, Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chan Siang Sun said today NST
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      Societies Act changes in force
      494 17  -  M.Q.G. PILLAI STRICTER RULES ON PARTIES AND ASSNS By uur nuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Government has gazetted into law the controversial amendments to the legislation governing the activities of political parties, clubs, societies and associations. The Societies (Amendment) Act 1961 was
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      'Musa all set to go for broke in tussle for No. 2 post'
      495 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday EDUCATION Minister Datuk Musa Hitam is expected to go for broke and contest only the deputy presidency of Umno in the party elections on June 26. This would pit him in a battle royal
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      Lock icon REFUNDS IN FULL FOR FLAT OWNERS
      157 17 REFUNDS IN FULL FOR FLAT OWNERS PENANG, Fri. Pacific Centre, developer of the demolished Northam Court, is now making refunds to all its 60 buyers of the luxurious apartments, the sum of which will amount to about $3 million Its chairman, Datuk H. H. Loy said yesterday several buyers have
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      Lock icon Adulterated petrol: Drivers to blame
      172 17 Adulterated petrol: Drivers to blame JOHORE BARU. Fri. Some dishonest tanker drivers are mainly responsible for adulteration of petrol, not petrol kiosk operators, according to sources close to the enforcement division of the Trade and Industry tryThe sources told the New Straits Times that the division here had recently carried
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      Gonzales exercise
      52 17 JOHORE BARU, Fri. The Malaysian Armed Forces is planning a final military exercise in the Conzales series, which will involve the air force, navy, army and possibly civilians next year. Military sources said the exercise will use the latest machinery bought by the Army, including the tank squadron
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      Lock icon Harun wont attend General Assembly
      191 17 Harun wont attend General Assembly KUALA LI M PUR, Fri. D»t«k HmJI Harun Idris will not atfe-nd the lima* General Assembly next m«nth even If be gets a r»yal pardon fr»m the Ymr Di-PertuM Ag*ng. Tbe farmer Selangor Mentri Besar told members af Us family that even If he stands
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      Former Selangor MB's plan of action
      181 17 Former Selangor MB's plan of action KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Harun Idris is likely to contest the Unmo deputy president's post if he is given a royal pardon, according to family sources. This is said to be his first preference in an attempt to avert a
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      3 ways of wording it
      196 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. WHAT will a royal pardon mean fur Datuk Harun Idrts? Will it abaci vr him of all guilt, and present him a clean ■l*te> Legal —re— say that the effect* at a royal pardon would depend on haw It has been worded.
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      Power behind the granting of pardons
      287 17 Power behind the granting of pardons KUALA LUMPUR, Friday HOW is a royal pardon granted? The Constitution grants the full powers of pardons, reprieves and respites in respect of all offences committed in a State to the Ruler or head of the state. In the case of offences committed in
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      Lock icon Rithauddeen to contest post of vicepresident
      173 17 KOTA BARU, Fri. Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen announced yesterday he would contest a vice-presi-dential post at the Umno general assembly next month. He will also seek reelection as an ordinary member of the party's Supreme Council. He said he decided to take part
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      Lock icon Trade with Burma up
      57 17 IPOH. Frl. The volume of trade between Malaysia and Burma is growing steadily, (he Burmese Ambassador to Malaysia, V Kyi, said today "This is close neighbourliness," he said after paying a one-day visit to Perak yesterday during which he called on the Chief Minister. Datuk Hati
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      83 17 MUSIC y-FOR EVERYONEf Piano Recital by I NbrtimMoixneywa Sonatas in C Maior D Maior F Maior. A Maior D Minor —Scarlatti Sonata Op 1 10 A Flat Maior —Beethoven Polka m A. Etude in A Polka m E. Etude in F —Martmu Nocturn F Minor Nocturn F Sharp Maior Scherzo
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      843 17 Our client is a large and established company enftgHJ in diversified industries m Southeast Asia Two key positions need to be tilled in the Finance Division ol the P~fl Singapore company located in iurong I HNANOALCONTROLLER 1 Around $55,000 per annum plus Car The Financial Controller will assume ten years'
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1981
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      RIGHT MOVE
      407 18 CENTRAL Provident Fund members still wincing at the thought that they have to set aside an additional slice of their salary in enforced savings, can take heart that not all of it will be locked up in the vaults of the CPF. It has been decided that contributors
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      DOOR OPEN, BUT...
      384 18 SRI LANKA's application for Asean membership is a little unusual in its manner of execution. Most countries go about this sort of thing through "diplomatic channels," i.e. secretly, and only announce their intentions after making virtually certain that there are no objections from anyone concerned. It is
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    S'pore business wakes up to the Philippines
    1003 18  - S' pore business wakes up to the Philippines ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter The Philippines is still a wide open field for labour intensive industries like garments, electronics and food manufacturing. And these are the areas manySingapore observers think have bright prospects for the Republic's investors. THE Philippines is
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    Lock icon Asean — a name no longer mistaken for a spelling error
    964 18  - Asean a name no longer mistaken for a spelling error SYLVANA FQA By in Bangkok A YEAR ago, most people in the West thought Asean was a spelling error. Today, the United States, Japan and China all respect the five-na-tion alliance, the Soviet Union grudgingly accepts it as a force
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    484 18 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane PULAU PINANG PENANG beckoned. And 110 lawyers and legal officers from Singapore, answering it, were there last weekend. Reason: The 13th Annual Bench and Bar Games between Singapore and Malaysia which, for the first time, were held in Penang. The call by Penang
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    JAKARTA JOTTINGS Politicians voice doubts
    565 18  - JAKARTA JOTTINGS Politicians voice doubts ROSIHAN ANWAR By Our Itkarti Reporter SOME Indonesian politicians and academicians have expresssed doubts to Kompas about the coming international conference on Kampuchea. Dr Lie Tek Tieng said many UN resolutions have not been fulfilled in the past, because of the UN's ineffectiveness The MP
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      25 18 Asean's largest ■collection of Chinese I Classical Furniture Arts Crafts J Sinsapor^!andicraflJ» P7 D n"^| Ground Floor. World Trade Centre r* M T -?l *****22/3
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      235 18 H[ i Z HONG KONG BUM jM. O.EMCNTI J lof the best homesVf *~i /^JSnP I I in Buklt Tlmoh I I Beauty World Apartments I (7mls Bukit Timah, opp. Beauty World Town) Ideal Residential Area Aesthetically Designed Apartment Beauty World Apartment is situated in the heart of Bukit Every
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      Calling it quits before their time
      404 19 How to educate children on a pension? THE idea of extending the retirement age to 60 has been mooted by ministers and MPs on several occasions but legislation has yet to be enacted. In several countries, the retirement age is 60. In the Scandinavian
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      Withdrawal of jets won't make pact a mirage
      241 19 Withdrawal of jets won't make pact a mirage YOUR editorial "Useful Pact" (ST, May 22) says it is surprising that Australia's intention to phase out its two squadrons of Mirage fighters from Singapore and Malaysia, should come barely six months after Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser initiated moves to reactivate
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      Without CPF workers will be disgruntled
      246 19 Without CPF workers will be disgruntled I WOULD like to comment on Mr G. Krishnan's letter (ST, April 20). Employers contributions to the CPF is a perquisite of employment. As such, whether a worker is under or over 55 years of age, the provisions of the CPF Ordinance must apply
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      Through the windows darkly
      136 19 Through the windows darkly OF LATE, I have observed many tourist buses with windows that are very heavily tinted. Some were so dark that it was impossible to see the passengers within. Yet no action appears to have been taken against them, notwithstanding yearly inspections by the ROY. If it
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      Not linked to IRA
      76 19 Just for the record, I would like to point out an error in John Drysdale's article "Sands Saga: Irish fury and a French connection" (ST, May 9). The IRA is not the military arm of the Social Democratic and Labour Party of Northern Ireland. The IRA
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      Are foreign dealers taxed on profits?
      158 19 Are foreign dealers taxed on profits? Rise in antique auctions THE frequent number of antique auctions and exhibitions held in first class hotels, in recent months, is obvious indication that there is strong demand among Singaporeans for collectibles. Week after week, collectors in their hundreds flock to attend such affairs.
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      When choke chains have to be used on dogs
      188 19 When choke chains have to be used on dogs I REFER to the letter "This is no way to treat a dog" by N. Sivarajah (ST, May 12) and wish to clarify the points raised. Choke chains are only used under exceptional circumstances, when ail other methods of restraining a
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      Walking tall in shorts
      52 19 I AM not able to understand why people in Singapore, especially young males, do not wear shorts. Climatic conditions here are favourable and It is much more economical and certainly healthier. In addition, the wearing of shorts adds to the wearer's appearance. ARTHUR RARTRIM Chris tohurch
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      450 19 Are you a SOCIOLOGIST? The Straits Times Group wants you if you are 35 or younger and are seeking a bigger challenge or much wider scope. Write to: The Managing Director, The Straits Times Group, C T. Box N***** Singapore 1953 Please include details of educational and professional qualifications, working
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Bulls make a hasty retreat
      347 20 BKARS wreaked havoc on Ike trading floor yesterday morning, sending shivers down the spines af Investors. Bat balls retalUted In the afternoon and confidence was restored. The morning opened with same panic selling especially In the Mae chips resulting In the Straits Times noon index
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      Kuala Lumpur
      315 20 SHARE prices maintained their downward trend with falls seen in a broad range of stocks at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Properties were particularly weak as none of the counters traded improved. Only selected industrial counters managed to edge further ahead. On the industrial board, selected counters
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      Money and exchanges
      233 20 THE US Sing dollar opened al the day's high of (2 1525. but (eU to (2 1500 In cautious trading at the close In the Singapore forex market yesterday. US interest rate opened easier providing the backdrop for the fall in the US dollar which eased further
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      353 20 quoted yMlwday (croM)parity ehang* Local dollars to *ae unit of teretga curreaey: US dollar 2.1505 2.1515 2.8196 -23.73 Sterling pound 4.4730 4.4755 7.3469 -39.12 Australian dollar 2.4530 2.4555 3.4286 -28.45 NZ dollar 1.8880 ***** 3.3286 -44.81 Canadian dollar 1.7895 1.7915 Local dollars to IM ■■Its of forelga currencies:
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      45 20 RANGE of prices offered by dis count houses on May 22: Overnight 6:'. Call deposits 6 to 6 CHaj Bayiaj SeUiaf 3- month Treasury bills 8 6 3-month Bank bills II ir. 3 months CD n 11'. 6monthsCD 11 10 Sawre: Natteaal Dbmil a.
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      33 20 Closing interbank rates foi Singapore dollars on May 22 Offer Bid Overnight iy 1J 1 month 123 16 121 16 2 months 11 li 3 months 11 11 Overnight mode IS
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      29 20 Prime lending rates THE average rate at which major Singapore bank-s are currently prepare, to If nd to their best rustomrrs U 12.52 per rent. .S
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        47 20 ►"•cine I»e\ K K Levinraloa H l.roni rfdil C" Properties Searorp Island ft Pea *el Properties Metro Hldgs P M R I Ltd Pl.nt.liom •rntio(> 1300 820 1600 530 72S 1150 975 1020 •.40 S15 1020 1>I &.-> WJ m ■5ft -50 *•> Ml 40 -3S -.in H
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        22 20 ijutnne Sel Prop I 1> S Darby 7.M Pa hang Cons Total turnover: 12.09m Total value: $74 49m I
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        41 20 May n May c ii T Indicator Industrials mmMttmu ***** 8WH Finance: Hotels: Properties Minings Plantations: OCBC SFS Inrf 1886 42 1862 73 *****0 1307.M ***** ***** ***** ***** 1032 58 1026 53 ***** 850.11 923 12 915 09 F
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        397 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed weaker yesterday, after several days of gains on the Hang Seng index which fell 10 01 back to below 1.600 at *****2 points, dealers said. The fall was mostly due to some profit-taking and operators were unwilling to lake up new positions ahead of the weekend
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        416 20 TOKYO: Share prices continued to rise sharply at the close for the third consecutive day with buying interest over a wide front yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average gained 53.56 to 7541.02 points, following rises of 116 19 and 107.26 in the past two days, in active trading
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        154 20 CHINESE Pradsce Exckaa«e, Sias;ap«re, rlidag arkes per 1M kg yeaterday. Cltsawl all: Bulk fob tllS 00 seU ers. old drum (in second hand drum fob 1128 00 sellers, new drum fob 1134 00 sellers. Caara: Mixed (loose) $67 M buyers. Pepper: Muntok while pepper fob Asia NLW Ml
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        195 20 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 132.620 and closed al 132.830 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened al LSJ469 00 470.00 and was traded higher to 1472.00 473 00 by lunch It re-opened at that level and with buying interest moved higher again to
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        44 20 Ttan We 4 MM York 10 658 10 938 10.85S II 13S Zurich ***** 1U SOB 10 90S 11 10S Tti Tkan ■Singapore 10 608 10 SOB 10HS 11 10S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce S^rre: CreaW Nalaae. S'sare.
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        272 22 SYPNKY. Fri. Ovmns buying sparked by reports of stronger oil flows at the Westmi Australia Blina No 1 weU led to oil and gas issues dominating trading, but lower gold prices and new upward pressure on US interest rates subdued overall trading, brokers said Woodsjde. which holds about 53
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        190 22 NEW YORK. Thurs. Slock prices retreated in moderately active trading as several major banks raised their broker loan rates. Analysts said concern over Higher intereat rates continued to be the major factor contributing to market weakness. The Dow Jones industrial average (ell about one point and declines led
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        221 22 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Share prices were mixed with Dutch internationals mainly firmer, including KLM up two guilders and Unilever down six ex its 6.96 dividend, dealers said. In narrowly mixed banks and investment funds, ABN and Robeco lost one each. Mortgage bank WUH turned its opening gain into a one
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        618 22 IXJNrX)N, Fri Share prices closed easier on balance today, after a quiet session ahead of the long Spring Bank Holiday weekend, dealers said At 3pm. the Financial Times index was down 3 4 points at 5412 Equities rallied slightly after easing initially on the Guardian Royal Exchange A —re
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        232 22 ZURICH. Thurs Share prices continued to (all in relatively active early trading but recouped part of their losses in the second half of the session, dealers said One major (actor of the decline was the sudden lack of foreign demand, as foreign buying in recent weeks had been a
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      214 22 ■NGAPOU UNIT TRUST (Mmilll' frtcr. tar May M) TVCommnw 3 84 4.Mxd The Savingi Fund 2 18 2 Span Prog Fund 1.(7 IB Spare Sec Fund 2 5S 2» S pore Invnt Fund 2.17 2 60 S pore Equity Fund I* 1 66 ANA I NIT TBUR (MtM|"l»'
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      1324 21 THE last trans*, led rrady sain at thr .lose at business on thr Stork Kit-has** of Sincaporr yealcrday com parrd with thr previous day's prkfs. totrthrr with thr MB high aad low Adjust^ for scrip rights ism*' ■Ml I Ml M«k U>. SMMJBMJ MOTION ONI INMBTBIAL COMMBBCUL 4M
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        125 20 THE STRAITS tin price fell six cents to MJ29.35 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 52 tonnes to 217 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £80 to £6,265 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market continued to fluctuate around the higher
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        496 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with June R5S One buyers quoted at 254.50 cents per kilo, up 4.50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices gained further ground on covering demand in moderately active trading, they added. Quotations were marked up one rent
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        46 20 WON SIR u I md >MK prKr* vti IA8 >Curr»"l*Mlhl Hu.rr. Mm Jaly iForward Mlki Hu.fr. laMm Ma ■>r DRELB iMRl A ■MR ■MR Bv SIN !< MR ■MR u mum '1 l..np. ,1 t.m p.lU-1. ■I I.H>P.IW«I i 223.X 2820O ZMK raw run
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        34 20 Rubber: May 22 Singapore: June: 254.50 cents (up 4.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 275.50 cents (up 5.00 cents) Tin: M $29.35 per kilo (down 6 cents) Official offering: 217 tonnes (up 52 tonnes)
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        30 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £836.50 (£832.50); sellers £837.00 (£833.00); Three Month buyers £***** (£856.00); sellers £861.50 (£857.00). Market toae: Steady Sales: 14.650 tonnes.
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      1856 21 BID aad offer prim officially listed and huataii in u reported lo the tec* Eacaaaft at Staopcrr ye» *T*M U» M-aber Of m«. traded *tn la brarams ia lots of l.M am aafcas Mkmnar .pen h*d All Tim SetllemeM CootrmcU air quoted after the word "ant Hi*
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      1968 21 BID mud offer prim officially bsttd and hiiiinut in and rtporwd to thr Kuala Lumpur Slock Exrhanft >« tmJay with thr number at aham tradrd shown in brackets in lou <4 1.000 UDlu unlna othrr-wiar speciM INMOTUAU Atotai (414S) (2) 4 16 (1) 4 10 (1) 4 14
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      55 21 SANYO Industries (Malaysia) Berhad announced a pre-tax 1980 net profit of MJ1.49 million ($1 30 million). A dividend of 12 per cent tax-free (same), payable on July 23, has been declared. The company said the 1980 performance was satisfactory in view of the rather stagnant
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      58 21 HOTEL Grand Central announced an audited 1960 group net profit of $0.91 million ($O.BO million). The parent company's net profit was $0.96 million ($O.BO million). The company said in order to conserve funds to meet rising costs of completing the hotel extension, it has again decided not
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      Sembawang charts a confident course
      440 22 LOCAL shipyards are riding on the art of a wave, the industry having picked up from the slump of the mid70s So it has been with Sembawan* Shipyard. The company is optimistic that it will continue to perform well this year and its -encouraging" first
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      53 22 FINANCIAL TIME8 INDUSTRIALS Thursday S44.6 Wednesday M4.8 Week AfO SS8.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 97S.M Wednesday 9WM Week Ago ***** H.K.HANG 8ENG Krlday 15S662 Thursday *****3 Week Ago *****1 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Krlday 744.8 Thursday 7425 Week Ago 748 6 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 706.8 Thursday 8fl».» 1 Week
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      182 22 Fusan nets two property firms PROPERTY development appear* to be tar bettrat (hint to be lavetvea' la tfcear days. New, Mshlag-ael maker Paaaa baa declared lit lateadea to take this welMreaaVa patb, with Ita acqabdO.fi af twe preperty•wtag P4Mnpa__ea far $11.4 Tbe two campaaieK, TalpInc Realty aa_ Waa_ Perak Mutructlon,
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      482 21 I HUGHES TOOL COMPANY I (»«r [in) pte LTO J^^^ Q "'W«Y,StnQ» oo W 22tt [J I v s<d fy *°*>'3 leading manufartunw I I ol oatwa* drilling toota. Hughe* Tool Company I Houston. Tmm. has mvrwdiatt vacancies tor tw I I tottowmg positions I 1. QUALITY ASSURANCE I INSPECTORS
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      614 21 CREDIT MARKETING OFFICER 1 >q^ GRINOLAYS BANK LIMITED, oU X bosed Bonk with over f^^k 200 offices and bronches in 36 countries around the world, wishes to appoint a Credit Marketing Officer tor 4^H fh p r Offshore Branch m Singapore Singapore Branch is principally involved in developing international banking
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      371 21 I IN THE HIGH COl RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE CMnpuic* WuMUaa;-' > ■m a at I*l la tke Matter af tke CwnpaalM Act, Chapter IM Ams la tke Matter sf TAKAI MANUFACTURER (8) PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the S
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      486 22 WmmM Ll m ____al^^^^^ -'V*''' All cards are vand worldwide ft's a rare kind of privilege to ha\e Carte Blanche. Carte Blanche, as the world's most prestigious travel and entertainment card, has always maintained a select and exclusive membership. But. if you are fortunate enough to be accepted as a
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      195 22 SALVAGE SALE Over 900 rr/tons of assorted feedmeol (so yo beans, soyghum, fishmeal, leaf meal, bonemeal etc) in bags affected to varying degrees by heat and water for disposal subiect to certain conch ions. Interested parties can view the material at Malaysia* FeemlUs IM Na 17 Jaiaa Tepeng SUgapere Htl
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      278 22 9BHDB PRETENDER QUALIFICATION FOR THE QUARRYING AND OPERATION OF A 1,000 TONNE PER HOUR GRANITE CRUSHING PLANT Experienced quarry operators are invited to apply for pre-tender qualification for the quarrying and operation of Board's 1,000 tonne per hour crushing plant at Mandai Quarry. Briefly, the new 1,000 tonne per hour
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      801 23 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service: *****22 I PERSONAL SERVICES B-^ mum^^ omm^ mm^^ Moodoy Friday 830 am 500pm Ordinary 80 en pw >ord (mn >I 2 001 4 MERCHANDISE !'m C k Sr' els?c l5?^ m *«li. »SS^»IS3o' < T«». yjj, ANNOUNCEMENTS A PERSONAL I N*w
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      993 23 Floral Mile seafood R wn '"'%tM^\)vm Singapore's special "B-B-Q" seafood. f I aiOpposite Swifs Cottage Secondary School _fl a¥f Also visit our branch at: M Wj, Blk 56. 13 14. New Upper thangi Road JB IH\\\\ ss P eclal Searood Lunch only $4/- Je^Ml We serve Eastern i Wettern Food
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      572 23 t RV^RV^RaaKatafal O-^»-w*a~aMißl Ml ariiH ■■■■flai 4 model* available IM Lit. BbbbbbbbVßbbVbbbblßbT tram *49 x 24 monthly. CO 9001 W SSI xlB monthly Plu f <**•* PYTRA 9f1% c Trade-in occeplobl* Discount on cooker-hood I e JX o 3ZT. I1 p Ort with every purchase of C o»r, purcho*e» Electrolux
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      220 23 ONE BEDROOM SUITE consisting one double bed. 1 bedside cabinet and dressing table with drawers, mirror, stool, as new. drawers $130. 2 tier bunk beds wooden Price $100. All onto Ring Lyte *****39 Hf NO HUAT WON Furniture Specialist in Brass Bed. Aluminium It Iron Furniture Made-to-order are welcome Unit
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      545 23 10 Pets -SKC CONFIRMED" Is used exclusively by Singapore Kennel Club Members when advertising their puppies or adult dogs and In so doing guarantee registration and transfer documents. Tel: *****48 (or further Information HOME WANTED FOII one 3 years old black and white male Foxterrler sized Mongrel No charge Excellent
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      687 24 I SHOULD ANYONE SEE PRIVATE COLLECTOR WISHES I I U5517G on the road, pleaae to sell 2 rare antiques al coat I I contact *****1 (*****861 Re- price A) 1 piece 7ft long ele- I I wardaoffered phanl tusk (Ivory) with I I EDUCATED BABYSITTER carvings (deep type) of sol-
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      457 24 WANTED TO PURCHASE Secondhand piano Any condition/ brand Reasonable price. Contact *****8 27 Catering REMOENCE DISTRICT 7, 8. 9. 10. 11 Oriental home cooked lunch and dinner supplied at your doorstep *****30 ORIENTAL HOME COOKED dinner supplied at your doorstep Dials 14. 15.16 Ring *****83 aisarnDsm/ Nujssays RELAX A REFRESH
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      1265 24 (PsfsonaiServk^ApAircluindlse V tuttoHtig^^kxs t II Eitrjtoym j Bjl II Emptoymeftt ifcA i 39 HOUSSJ Banovalion/Rapair ENO KWANO GENERAL CONTRACTOR. Blk 136. 166 Bedok North Avenue 3. Tel *****9. *****0 We are specialists In HDB flats private houses' renovation work with top quality Italian ceramic tiles Lerraxxo. marble and parquet floor
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      415 24 INDONESIAN BATeX Very beautiful, dress length pieces Retail/ Wholesale Also >ntertaln special order Direct frum factory For further Infos and viewing of samples, please ci II ***** M Faisal A LABOUR SUPPLY company cum transportation with contracts In hand for complete lake over with lorries, pickups, vans, etc Tel. *****42
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      585 24 COMMISSION AOENT SICK Sarong Materials for export Manufacturers contact 2MM72 or write to: P.O Box 388. Toa Payoh Central Post Office with samples and price list COMMERCIAL FRIDGE COMPLETE utensils and appliances Ideal for Indian/ Muslim Canteen Excellent condition Call 4M8514 i SATURDAY CLEARANCE SALE: Q-toy »!5. IQ block 13.80.
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      453 24 b) Secret mrtml y Clericml ASWa bank Aueti aba and New Tula- a Banking Group Lunrtod This well-established offshore Bank Is expanding Its Singapore operations, and Is seeking people of high calibre for the following positions: OPERATIONS CLERK DuWee The successful applicant will be working In the dealing support area,
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      529 24 EfcS National GSd Panasonic ■bt^bl Technics U Matsuahita Electronics IS) Pta Ltd. an »<* now ladsM loader in th. manufactu ring of high quality radios. tape recorders, stereo lets, marketing under the wall known household "Panaaonic"Bi "Tachnics" offan th. following earaar opportunities. IttahE Bdministrotion Clerk (Ab* 21 ?6v«*rsl The incumbent
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      371 24 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidate* for the uosroon of MALE SALES CLERK Candidates must possess GCE 0 Level Certificates with good knowledge of shipping procedure and minimum typing speed of 35 wpm Bright and aggressive can didates who have com pleted full tirie National Service and have the
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      432 24 XDBS COMPUTER CLERK QUALIFICATIONS At least 4 GCE 0 level credits including English and Mathematics Practical working experience on IBM 370 computer will be an advantage Candidates must be prepared to work on shifts as well as on Sundays REMUNERATION Salary will be commen surate with qualifications and working experience
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      469 25 N t4«wtoyt**e**t (fl I ITT L 46 SHuslion* Vacant i ■V 9»amtmrUift ClirtcmJ < Ie SWATOW TEOCHEW RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD rvqutfM 1) ACCOUNTS I CLERKS (FEMALE) I Applicants must be blllnfual In English and i Chinese snd holds' 3 minimum LCCI Intermediate Book-keeplnf Certificate with some experience p 2) OENERAL
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      491 25 A VOLUNTARY AGENCY miles aM«r sHnm tor the poet o» CLERK/TYPIST (Few vecenc.ee) HMHncanona: OCE O A level with good command of English Knowledge of Chinese would be an advantage Relevant experience Is essential (alary Scato 300 20 A MOO x 25A *M 0 X 5A SBM Me with the
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      518 25 H Emptoyment ill x Lit L Bam ART SOUTHS: ASTASIA PTfITO !1) SI SPPXO CLERKS Applicants must be experienced In Import/ Export. Customs and transhipment documentation Typing at least 30 wpm I) ClEßtr./ TYPIST At least 1 year's experience c Oood typing at least 3S wpm 3) ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum
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      518 25 Moiti-Property Development Campania* in Singapore seek suitable cendidetes to fill the appointment of> RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR c Minimum OCE 'O' level c Ito 2 years experience c Pleasant personality c Oood command of English, c Knowledge of PABX switchboard operations quetMcettone end experience. Plssss apply staling full parsonsl particulars, salary
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      484 25 Kll Employment 111 A 1. IT I CYCLE CARRIAGE GROUP requires CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHERS c Minimum OCE <) level with al least 3 credits c Able to take Shorthand at M wpm and type at a speed of 35 to 45 wpm a At least Ito 2 years experience In a
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      572 25 MERIDIEN TRADE INC PTELTD requires GENERAL CLERKS Minimum requirements: c OCE •<.)■ level certificate c Ability to operate OKI telex machine a Typing speed 35 40 wpm c Knowledge of Import d Export DocumenUUon Application* giving haS deteUe of QueNftcefione enwsaeyment ealary and c n»n rslurneWs phelegreph should be sent
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      647 25 JttL I i International Company expanding to Woet Malaysia requires s i GENERAL CLERK to be baaed in K.L. (Suoang Jaya) Preferably with working experience c Minimum OCE 'O p Level, c Be able to work Independently c Malaysian cltlsen. Vary good prospects lor •)ovawf>c#n>ont Igreph satins d an*) selery
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      540 25 FEMALE ACCOUNTING CLERK Requirements c Minimum QCE O' level with credits In Mathematics and English a Possess LCC Intermediate Book-keeping c Minimum 2 years of relevant working experience interested, ptoeee ceft *****55 axt. 40 MISS TEO or can pereoneßy at STARLIGHT TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. LTD No. 4, Jalan Papan Jurong
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      500 25 lit ACCOUNTS I CLERK 1. O.C.E. "O" Level. 2. LCC Intermediate Book-keeping. 3. Typing. Pl#### wf in wtth purtrc* ulsrs, non returnable photo and telephone number to 26 HAIO ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 W* rOfeJMaTOO MM fONowtfMJ ptXsennet: CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK c O.C.E. O' level or equivalent c Age It years
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      604 25 Newly Istabliahed Bats in Firm Ureantty aeausrea: KALE Tf Lfx OPSRATOP.S ajeojutremenfs: c Secondary education a Initiative and allertness c Age 18 and above c Must be prepared to work shift till 3 am c Typing speed minimum 40 wpm Attrective pay peckeae ptoe meal and shift enowance Training Ml
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      614 26 NrmpHywm jj^ I It EmpvoyrwMil ijjl^ II Employment If $1 *to*uimm 14A II Eirtptoyment j |j|^ 46 Situstioos Vsc.nt atocrrtautfa/ «r CtWtCMj FEMALE OENERAL CLERK faejawea 1 anjeaMy c Knowledge of typing c Secondary educaUon With 1 year working expeAppty ssaia^aawartonaa. *»*»ectoa warto: SaMOAPOSsf KMJCHI INOBsEERMtO PTELTD MUUFANOROAO SSMOAPORC no
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      808 26 OENERAL CLERKS required Immediately Must be prepared to work overtime No experience necessary Apply saw Bear. Hea* Leans B»«a»w with school certificates and testimonials between 10 am and 10 30am HORIZON PAPER MO* PTE LTD "■■II FEMALE RECErnONrST/TYPIST Knowledge of PABX System an advantage Accuracy and neatness Bilingual s Transport
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      998 26 JUNKM SECRETARY/ TYPIST required by French Company to assist the SecreUry of the Division Starting salary MOO Able to send telex and knowledge of French will be an advantage Please write to The Admlnstrallve Manager. 404 Shaw House Orchard Road. Spore o923 LAROE AMERICAN BtSUMANCE Company requires a Female Engllsh
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      503 26 WAMTKO A OENERAL clerk cum typl.it with experience Interested pleaae lei ***** M FEMALE OENHIAL CLERK wanted Call *****72 c) If EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP SIN HUA EMPORIUM ORIENTAL EMPORIUM (SLASHER) ORIENTAL EMPORIUM (PEOPLE'S PARK). requires: FEMALE BALEB ASSISTANTS FEMALE CASHIERS Wee Mar. a Attractive salary and many fringe benefits a
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      423 26 A Toarlot Oepartmantol stare ra 1) SALESMEN CUM DRIVERS a No experience may apply bu must possess class 3 drivini licence 2) SALESGIRLS SALESMEN c Preferably with experlenci In Jewellery, batik, watch souvenirs c Remunerations 1400 mi above *****60 or write to: Maxwell Road P.O. Box 1927 Singapore 9038. TRUCK
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      763 26 eppßcenls tor me lollonlna: A. BALIS AND SERVICE ENQI NEED c Sales and service experience In metal working machinery c Able to work IndependenUy c M ust possess own car a. OENBHAL CLCRK a Able to answer sales rail t c Typing and telex, etc Please wilta In confidence wrth
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      446 26 d) Technical Symbol ol Integrity SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. APPRENTICE TRAINING SCHEME IN VEHICLE MECHANIC We are the largest Automotive Engineering Company In Singapore equipped with sophisticated modern facilities. We provide Apprentice Training Scheme in Motor Vehicle Mechanic conducted in conjunction with the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. Basic
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      600 26 HYDRIL W« ar« torg* vmM MtaMtoiv*d *nwicw compMiy f.g«g«d m ftt* 1 manufacture ol o.Ht»id •qutpfnoni 1 currently undergoing an •it*n.rv« eifMnoion program. In vMiw ol ttto above, we now have I aeveral immediate vacancies for the toaowtng peeKMna: A) Q.C. INSPECTORS I L NTC 3ln Metal Machining or equivalent
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      609 26 EUROPEAN STANOARO ELECTRONIC S PTC LTD (A aubetdianr ol THOMSONBRANDT. French Leaders In High Technology Electronic* and Houeehotd Appaaneea) We have Immediate vacancies for the posts of DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIAN (Tuner) Applicants should possess a Diploma In Communications and Electronics Engln ?erlng with some practical exposure In TV. Tuners Sound knowledge
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      392 26 HAROILL SINGAPORE PTE LTD, a mambar oi Harpar Gilfillan Group :e a taading Tranaporl Equipmant manufaclurar and diatnbu lor for wall known malarial handling equipment We wish to recruit tareer-mlnded persons to Join us as: MECHANICS at various levels to (HI available vacancies NCOUNWMCMT*:a Oenulne Interest In mechanic work a
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      415 27 ]fy *f Situations Vacant at; Ttduticml A* espeneing M*l«l working SET-UP MACHINE OPERATORS WIUIOCE t> level (Technl cal or NTC J for new project Permanent morning shift ■am toiJOpm 5-day week c Experience la not necessary MACHINE OPERATORS Permanent morning shift lam tosJopm Free transport provided/ allowance c Meals subsidised
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      570 27 ALUSTEEL ENCMSsURS PTE LTD A fait expanding Local Company specialising In Precision Welding of Aluminium and sperlal metals Invites application ror the following positions 1. '-Tl'l s Knowledge of typing and clerical routine b Bsme experience In keeping accounting records c Ability to work Independently d Salary will commensurate »ith
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      465 27 Ittlll CHU AN HIANG MOTORB PTE LTD require* VEHICLE AIRCON MECHANICS c Class 3 driving licence, c Must be able to read and write English c Attractive salary, c 14 days annual leave c 2 to 3 months bonus Him c*« persons*; et 11 LENG KEE ROAD SINGAPORE 0315 TEL
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      374 27 DEMETRON PTE. LTD. urgently requires ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS Age 22 years and above c ITC In electronics engineerIng or NTC 3 in electronic servicing or with relevant working experience Please apply with complete resume staling salary expected and context telephone number to The Personnel Dept. 3a», Bile 2. Grd Fir Bedhill
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      220 27 twplofnnwt ijl^j NMB SINGAPORE UNITED the for you -/L\ J A I*' rV I**' /We will be^X at your local community centres to offer you jobs on Saturday, 23 rd May and Sunday, 24th May. MALE/FEMAIi' PRODUCTION OPERATORS TECHNICIANS (Tool room) MACHINISTS SETUP MEN FITTERS /JOIN US\ I TODAY J>
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      443 27 SINGAPORE KCK (PTE) LTD Singapore Citizens ror the post* of FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Must be 16 years and above c At least Primary education We often c Oood surung wages (51/ 2 dally work with days' pay) Attendance allowance S2O 00per month c Transport allowance 5O« per day c working
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      531 27 II EmptoymMrt 11 1 I) Miscellmneous A well established Trading Company invites applicants for tha following v»eanciaa in their nawly formed Shipping Agency Company. 1. ONE OPERATIONS MANAGER (Mat*) Minimum a CE A' Level Three years experience In PSA conuiner and conventional cargo operation, regulations and documentations Knowledge of conuiner
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      535 27 A leader In the field of Plastic Packaging requires A) MALE BAG-MAKERS Primary education Prepared to work on 2 routing shifts BeeKpey $170 per hour c Not less than $325 per c Confirmation: $180 per hour c Not less than $345 per B) FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS c Primary education c
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      555 27 II Employment fjj] i S.E.A. GLASS INDUSTRY PTE LTD ELECTRICIANS NTC in Electrical fitting and Installation Minimum 3 years' workIng experience Salary $700 and above FITTERS NTC 3 In Oeneral or Maintenance fittings Minimum 3 years' workIng experience in machine setting and maintenance. Q.C. INSPECTORS Minimum 2 years' link with
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      533 27 SINGAPORE INDUSTRIAL LABOUR ORGANISATION Invites *ppllc*llons from suitsbls applicants lor Ihe loltowtng poemone A) CLERKS/ TYPISTS c OCE minimum 3 'U' levels c Credit In English c Must be able to type 3S to •Owpm B) MALE DRIVERS Possess a Claas 3 driving licence, c Be able to understand simple
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      543 28 II EiiijiloyiisMH HA m S.tustions Vecsnt I) MlmcmUammoms TT SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING LIMITED invites applications for the post of Fireman a Primary education and completed National Service. a Related experience in a shipyard and knowledge of first aid will be an asset a Preference shall be given to those who
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      431 28 requires OFFICE MESSENGER < Male/Female) Requirements: Minimum secondary 2 education Preferably with relevant working experience Ability to raad and write simple English Benefits Free meal and tea Attractive annual wage supplement Interested candidate: please call personally at the addreet below from Monday to Friday between 9 am to 3 pm.
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      621 28 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED CO PTE LTD ha* immediate employment lor OFFICE BOY/ DESPATCH RIDER Aae: above 18 years. a Education: Secondary School Experience: 1 year Is preferred but not essential MolßiryU* Possess a valid motorcycle licence Company motorcycle Is provided. Finn cell peraonolrf with IC to meet Sum. Chen at: INTERNATIONAL
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      539 28 ir SM TIEN SENG PTE LTD Dntributor lor OaihetMi ventclM. ♦niftt#* •ppttcattons tot tn# loHow* mgpMl*: j 1) OENERAL CLERKS OCE level Ability lo type 2) DRIVERS To attend to ROY Inspection Delivery of vehicles 2 years driving experience Class 2 and 3 licence Completed N s Apply poraonowy with
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      951 28 TRADING BOYS required Immediately No experience necessary Apply 34th floor, Hong Loong Budding with school certificates and testimonials between 10a m 1030 am TRAINEE MERCHANDISER URGENTLY required by Import/ export garment firm Non-experi-enced may also apply Interested, please apply In writing with full educational background, working experience If any. salary
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      435 28 II Employment fii WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM urgent ly requires Accounts Clerk and Office Olrl Please call tel *****0 g) Tutorial PART-TIME/FULLTIME TUTORS needed Attractive fees for your leaching Any district. Call *****24/ *****82 (anytime) h) Domestic DOMESTIC SERVANT required b» Jeponoeo company c Salary $400 negotiable c Clean, launder and
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      716 28 AMAH WANTED LIVE IN or Bam to f> pm Five dayv Oeneral housework, after school care of six year old boy Permanent Job No cooking CPF. NWC 13th month Salary from starts $300 depending experience, refs Call *****2 after spm EUROPEAN BACHELOR REOUMES amah (part-time) from 2pm lo Bpm lo
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      1022 28 MIO 1*72 MBM Clubman Hadio cassette, new tax. Insurance Oood condition $5,650 Tel *****09 MH> 72 CLUBMAN New metallic blue paint Tax till Ocl '81 Oood condition Asking $5,500 onn Tel *****10 MMI CLUBMAN. JUNE 1970 Tuff koted. cassette, done 30.000 km Selling $12,800 Contact Andrew *****21 ext 523 SPORTY
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      951 28 Ford IST* FORO GRANADA owner mpatriate transfennc to USA 10.000 mllfs like new 28 cc. automatic transmission electric windows and door locks Oold with blark cloth interior Immaculate and guaranteed accldent-rree Mb Out) on i Call Bernadine at 33U1U bet* pen 8 and 5 pm AUGUST I*7* FOno I nrtiru
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      1937 29 ■a^*****S^^'^^^»^-__~' IP^^^^B B^MisfiSsssPS ■jj£?-^N OFF 10 A GOOD START WITH LUCAS BATTERIES Lucas baltenes are Known aW aMV4*V^la* lor me* dependability BsssVSsl^^ This range meets the high Japanese Industrial Standard US) sat tor Japanese veNcle banenes These specialty imported batteries Mai makes of Japanese vehicles from \l*^-f^*^^a\ the largest truck
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      1713 29 times Saturday car mart FOR ALFA ROMEO SPECIAL "0" FOR EXCEPTIONAL CAR HANDLING better stability at high speed less wear on tyres, springs and suspension •unique, patented adiusting feature restores original damping efficiency 2 or 3 times over cheapest per km Recommended lor Alia Giulia 1300. 1600. 1750, 2000: Alterta
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      980 29 I) Motor Cycles Scooters IBMVESPAPIIOBIS2.4OO) Suiukl GPIOO UI.SSOi Yamaha KXIOO 1*1.550) Honda 12S (S1.400) AM Honda 175 1*650) AJ Vespa *****) Instalments arrangeablr 465. Blk 203 Bedok North. Street 1. Bedok Central, facing Bedok Bus Interchange HARLEY-OAVUSON will be orderIng 3 bikes June 10 for July delivery Very low price
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      632 29 IV Accommodation Properties I J PIAIA Orchard Road's Exclusive Shop Spaces for Lease or Sale (Next to Cold Storage) The Most Prosperous Shopping Tourist Commercial Plaza In Orchard Road. 'LaKL^Bssssssss^Lssss9oK l 9BS3Bi^f« v iv. i Ultra-modem features of this deluxe commercial complex include Grand-Priz style lobby Top quality decorative finish
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      515 29 semi-detached. 3 bedrooms/ servant's fully furnished/ alrcond. good condition. Immediate occupation. $1,500. Wess *****44/ *****18 Saturday/ Sunday I ANY ACCOMMODATION PROBLEMS 7 bungalows, terrace houses and apartments available Immediately Principals lei Testra *****03 •UKIT TMAH AREA dlst 10 Quiet single-storey Bungalow 3 bedrooms, matured garden. Furnished $3,000 Benco *****5J today/
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      536 30 AccQewaMMetioii A Properties •0 Accommodation Vacant m) Flats c PANDAN VALLEY Next to American School 3 bedrooms, split-level living dining Full recreational facilities Available furnished or unfurnished tIOOOendtUOO c ORAMOCPORD Luxurious centrally alrcondltloned apartment 2 3 bedrooms Split -level living dining Modern kitchen full recreational facilities Near Orchard Road hotels
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      796 30 ORANOEFORO TYPE A 8 TYPE B O« O» chert Reed First class apartments with swimming pool Tennis/ squash courts 1 or 3 nedrooms Tenant may have the choice of rurnlture. curtains, lightings. washing machine, colour T V etc Fee viowme,, pleeee ceM MWFeILO REALTY PTE LTD *****08 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEO
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      785 30 IV Accommodation A Properties <|& LUXURIOUS APARTMENT SUITABLE lor bachelor or couple in HUlrresi Arcadia 1 bedroom fully furnished with full recreational racillties. $2,300 Holland Housing *****04 WALKBM DISTANCE TO Orchard fully rurnlshed/ alrcond. Immediate occupation. $2,500 Wess i *****44/ *****18 (Saturday/ Sun- day) OIST 0 APARTMENT NEAR Orchard Road
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      715 30 SEARCHING FOR TENANTS/ arrommodatlon The choice is yours Intentco *****45 to solve ror you Immediately SPACIOUS FURNISHED ROOM In Gilstead Ruad available ror single quiet working girl only $300 $390 Tel *****90 UNFURNISHED ROOM IN Jurong for single executive/ 3 to 4 females at $90 each No -coking *****59 1
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      838 30 aw\ r IV Accommodation Properties BELOW DEVELOPER'S PRICEI No restriction to foreigners Wallen Fstate condominium townhouses. type B. approximately 2.600 sq ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's club house/ excellent recreational facilities, freehold Completion 1984 $13 million Wess *****44/ *****18 (Saturday/ Sun- day) DIST. 10 BRAND NEW 3-storey split-level luxurious bungalow Approximately
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      616 30 c At Penden Veaev, a bargain. Polnsettla Tower, type J 2.800 sq ft 4 bedrooms $725,000 (Only $200 p t c I IWperli Townnouee Dlst II 1.900 sq ft Tenanted $540,000 c City Towere Dlst 10 1,200 sqft High floor Beautifully rurnlshed $406.050. Vacant GENERAL PROPERTKS *****/ »*****/ ttOSM FOR
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      923 30 IV Accommodation A Properties j jj* OIST. 0512 ATTRACTIVE 1-BEDROOMED walk-up apart menl. 1.700 sqfl large living/ dining, plenty built-in cabinets *****82/ *****61 OIST 21 SHERWOOO Towers Very high floor. 3 bedrooms, seavlew and facing swimming pool, squash courts, vacant possession $480,000 Call Owner *****47 DIST. 1, APARTMENT ON high
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      704 30 65 Factory Spaca Vacant/Wanted FACTORY FOR SALE IN DIST S. WEST COAST ROAD clous parking compound, directly on main road, land area 37.000 eq.lt. Built-in about 17.000 eq.lt. TELEPHONE: FOMBALE FACTORY CUM WAREHOUSE JURONG Oood loatlon Land area: 225.000 sq ft Built-up area 154.000 sq ft Del erte cell VILLA
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      855 30 IV Accommodation A Properties 4& PEMNSULA PLAZA AvwteMe lor Rent c UnM o*l. Area sWllM)ft c UnMOXI Arm 589 11 no, ft c UfMtOX ArrasM 11 «1 ft c 044/G4S Arr;i r)O«34«; ft c unll 11*/ Jl7. Area 818UH (Bit c Unll 151/ 152 Area 755.23 sqfl For more doteile
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      475 31 VI EducarMon ft Instructton i Jg| •6 Education m) Lmcml SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE JUNE TMI MMtONS FmMMjm Part-tMNi ACCOUNTANCY ASSOCIATION OF CIRTWTtO ACCOUNTANTS (ACCA) Foundation A ft B Professional I. II 1> HI c ASSOCIATION Of ACCOUNTMO TECHNICIANS (AAT) Portia* COMPUTER STUDIES Cowamwil c BAaMC Elementary/ Advanced/ M* Elementary
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      637 31 LEARN^ jML .VPArtEXF La^f ihe Japanese way I N— IlowfwiT. Cs»ra«s SWrttm Tw. Star M (7 46-S Mpf.) W-IMnITISSS-TJSsw.) Only limited places available Enquire/enrol today COTftlM p*ft¥*#Sl Sc^WsH (ia> Lsm»s»ji Dtv sss-k, ssisgn cswpni strtass wnr classes commcncmq TODAY 4 TOMOMIOW Sat 4pm 530pm In^asw tof Cmmww Sal tpm 3
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      1293 31 VI Education ft Instructton I J BH VII Trml ft Tours HH VII Travtl ft Tows LiJ A aa.MOUAL IXPimCNCID tutor offers homp tuition, most areas *****82 Miss Ong/Mr Tan (anytime) aMUNOUAL TIACHERS SPICIALiaao in Maths Science Kngllsh for all levels Tel *****5/ 6SMI W *****53 ■XMMatNCID TUTOR AVAH.ABLI to
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      400 31 VN Travel Tours JL^ aftaW m^W A -r 1 W '^^n^^^a^K^aaaaaaaP A great way to trat*t~~ HONEYMOON SPECIAL wwi^vm I CELEBRATION FUNCTION 6/9* TAKE-OFF 7)9(81 Japan (Portopia 81 Kobe) All American West Coast/Mexico/Canada/Hawan/Hong Kong (Imperial Banquet) 16daysS$3390KL$3490 Japan/Portopiaßi. Kobe/Korea/Taiwan/Hong Kong/Imperial Banquet 14 QayS ThePhilippines/Taiwan/Hong Kong/Imperial Banquet/Thailand 14DavS Thailand/Bangkok/Chiengmai/Pattaya/Rose Garden^Crocodile Farm
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 DEATHS
      89 32 ••MKt.11. MM TWagh you art (on*. Your lira wit* us And mmDm till our Iodmum MM You s*t* Mmplj gn«t ••••-ik-Uw. tfasfhtci-m law C»rf >•■»•• Mk if I JJt imi Mm. •> ifyuti M 1.M pa to* Brl|M Ml M) k* ImM alMHM VarEl rmmi «.h mm «a
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      128 32 Ttm hiM| Mm m. la urtfn ik«ir naartMl •mm k> Ik* «MI 1 T ••r*ic*i OaaarMwM. Ult^x »>ll, MlHl «~> il.mii tm ■ak kind iriiiinii 11. «i«.mii •IC tfWM lh#i' mjn| bSMfIV9' TtM PMMLV OF lh# law Mm WoaaMn* Mt On CMt «Mwa Id thank Axtarv tuunm ot
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      120 32 ■Mia* ■idimiMXHirM M CVCHLOVMO MKMONV Of OUM MLOVSO MO1WR ThMgbtoot yw hnna hui T»b» «ttti yoimilK mm* oM 1> our iMml »M< kxlv WMh our tKMn* »lmi all wms OaXtaak (l«a a «Mnu« Ufta w» mm Umi HM. ud unn will Hte «x»nt ptmn no oo» on
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      33 32 LUMD, Ut A ■i«on>l atrttr* Utarß— MLwtCJX.»t» dtod on Sftß April Ittt. wtU 0* h*l<l at All Souls. Langhaa Par*. London. Wl. Cn(tond. at \m pa on Twoday. Ma Jum ItSI
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    168 32 DATO' NC SONG OtOON. DP A4.P.J.P. Bom 28th My. 1923 passed away peacefuryri London on 17th May. 1981 at 9 30 am (Malaysian tme). deeply mourned by his beloved wife: ANGCHOOO-N hismother TANSEOKGEK Nsson NGKOKKWONG hisdau^hters: NCPAKHONC NGPEKSIMNGPAKENCNGPAKSEE hissons-rHaw CHAN MAN KHEONC. WONG CHEE PENG hisdaughters-rHaw: LOKE SAU MAY.
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      209 32 HAM HO' TaawH HMKI Iw) ni lio. Gi4 16-I&PwßlfsCa»wr«. Eu Tong San Sfrwwl iYangttw TrwMriaJ SavjaporwOlOS. Twt»l«A33(7anaa) nftPßOoarsParkCornetMk Ground Floor. Nsw fridga Road. SmgaporaOlOS Twt9iieSl/9ii6S2/ *****8.*****3 TAMO jjjjj— ••H5-55S-Owwa) ac*aal KoMMa i Maa S«i»- .Ar-oon oatM Oap toafvWad D«»w«ai»ooi»iiiaai 4daa9SiSV tuwm daja SSirv. 3 waa SSiaavinoaaKOMcn) Bit at Mwßl MiS^onaoitaM*
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      341 32 OBBBaTB aaaOAI HOUBAT irifflW TfirBMITS ■MlSnil aNa-SayaavSM* j d» NM>t> Caa»«wa OaatawT nasni^tMMi a« Toar (Oo by Cwarh Pwtarn i SgMl c— a»_><T SMSJS ay A»l May I nMt a Caairon >**•» ai»a 1 niw in iWnung l»r I T^*yP* >^** m Ptoaa Book Early far laaltod Tom*£mTrZZZwum ma m
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      202 32 PWJT7 SSEMNIG Cmnltra Im* »-m TPJNTTV CHMSTmVH CCMtW AwMw« 10 41 ant. wHSOmpa MUMINmm 30 Oraaja Orwaa Bjmb Ml vmlbmvw BUM CMMBJCK AaaaMy at OaC I»T» aaraajoaa Road. S'aor* T S~f Srrrto im aja, aanay Sthaal SJS ta. Moraa« WarJia Ml» bjb, BvaaaMj Shwmul p.a Pnyar for Uw ttrk AU
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      74 32 An artabliwuJ Contußjing Engiwnng practicw wMi PICK A aWact Bwwmmiuiiul anoocaon hot o vacancy for Mm fi. foaWg f«u*on COURSE RESIDENT ENGINEER FROM CondHiat«aut>b«CTyaanoinaan«Miaia«Miu m of3 CLASSIFIEDS you a»parianca >o tupaoot o mM rtonad prwrtigiew a» ow"xwnQ rwar oongi. B-aissisj oppiiconh. pWoM tuba* M portKuton. Commercial •ipactad JoJory and passport
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      526 32 COMPUTER SYSTEMS DESIGN KUALA LUMPUK 22-26 J m programmrrs making the transition into system* work systems staff computer audit staff Mr. Graham* StehW from K«Mh London Associates. UK consultants will take the participants through the CwWCAttttKai of fMwi^im deftion! output drfven demjn and structured methodologies logical and physical We design
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      422 33 LONDON. Fri BRYAN ROBSON could hold the key to England's World Cup soccer future, after manager Ron Greenwood's decision not to gamble on the fitness of Liverpool defender Phil Thompson in Switzerland at the end of the month. So successfully has the 24-year-old West Brom-wH-h midfield
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      310 33 Top seed Vilas in last eight ROME. Fri. Guillermo Vilas. of Argentina, the champion and top seed, moved easily into the men's singles quarterfinals of the Italian Open tennis championships with 6-1, 6-1 win over Spain's Jose Higueras here yes- terday. Results: Jose-Luis Clerc (Arc) bt Jose Luis Damiani (Urn)
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      Lock icon Patty shoots record to lead
      155 33 CORNING. Fri. Rookie Patty Sheehan equalled a tournament record by shooting a six-under-par 66 to take the first-round lead in the U*****,000 ($261,250) Corning Classic women's golf tournament here yesterday. Leading scores: M Patty Sheehan. (8 Cathy Morse. M Lenore Muroaka. Debbie Austin, Nancy Lopez-Melton.
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      187 33 England v Scotland may be last in series LONDON, Fri. Tomorrow's Scotland-England British Home International championship soccer match could be the last at Wembley, Britain's Sports Minister Hector Munro said yesterday. In 1977 and 1979, Scottish fans rioted after the match resulting in damage to property. In an effort to
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      Lock icon BRIEFS FOYT SUES FOR $6.27 m
      716 33 BRIEFS FOYT SUES FOR $6.27 m HOUSTON, Fri. Attorneys for four-time Indianapolis 500 winner A. J. Foyt yesterday filed a US$3 million <56.27m> libel and slander suit in Federal Court against the Indianapolis Star over a May 10 newspaper column. Foyt, who is in Indianapolis for Sunday's race, said sports
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      154 33 THREE EXCLUSIVE <sifH Jj|l-" I CONTEMPORARY &jfl IH artW FURNITURE "^^T?^ H•■ 1 DISPLAY A sfl'ttK S&: A pio»««r collection of ctm I M ■il Il»a Mt3* fmpotmm f»roit«r« «*«lgn. m*+% I Nnmi ft (tyfiah ciMHau. All >*- ,-^b^^ f^^Bl (he ItlMI modal. (J aajfJl^kji §s9^*"~^blb^L^^~ s^^^Bstay h» l»c« with
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      547 33 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS SDN BHD We ore a loading local publisher and distributor in Petalmg Jaya Applicants are invited from hardworking, young Malaysians for the following vacancies: SALES REPRESENTATIVE MCE Preferably with sales experience in the book trade. Have a driving licence. Car provided. Age: 2 1 26 SALES CLERK MCE
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      594 33 TAIPING TEXTILES BERHAD (Inccxpcxated >n Malaysia) Not»c« of Annual Gexwrel Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tne Fifteenth Annual General Meeting of laiping Textiles Berhad will be held at Bangunan MIOF, Ground Floor, 195A Jalan Pekeiiling, Kuala Lumpur on Friday, 12th June, 1981 at 10.30 am for the following purposes:
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Start the day right with Ujung Tanjong
      1865 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Fri. Ujung Tanjong, a strong stable fancy, can give punters a flying start in Race One at Penang tommorrow. This three-year-old showed bright early speed in her last start over the Kuala Lumpur 1,200m leading till 200m out before
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      1753 34 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 4 1.200M liA^IL 1 (Ratings 47 31) ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 •9*840 SIM'S A Lady II a (Sixteen) E. Bn'ukelen 57 (same) 47 4 inn UOOM F *ST iNSf 9 2 90*069 Follow M* N Follow Samsuri 55 5 (same) 44
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      156 34 I I T "I RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Ujung Tanjong Tycoon* Tru«t Tycoon's Trust ljung Tanjong B. Square Shes A I-uh U|ung Taniong Tycoon B Square L_ i i i Up And On Alaskan I .ail Kau Ong Hoo#y c o tti b Up And On Regent
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      Silver Tack should break the ice
      251 34  -  TIPTOP By LAST-START beaten favourite Silver- Tack should score his maiden win in the opening race today. In his last start at Kuala Lumpur in April, he led a Class 5 Division 5 field until the last 300 metres when his condition gave way
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      Challenge looks good in Race 5
      403 34  -  TONTO By CHALLENGE looks set to open winning accounts in the Class 3 Division 5 event over 1,200 metres in Race Five. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding had the benefit of three outings this year. In his first start in January, he ran an
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      The mudlarks
      83 34 THESE horses will go well if the going in Penang today turns soft or heavy RACE 1 She's A Lady 11, Misty Jadi 11, Papakura RACE t Clover Fire 11, Eres Tv 11. Clearaway RACE S How Can, Never Die, Chen Wan Siong RACE 4 Princess Rael. Echunga,
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      570 34 v Congratulations IT and Best Wishes to THE SAL V ATI ON ARMY on the official opening of their new building THE HAVEN" 350 Pasir Panjang Road Singapore 0512 by The Acting Minister for Social Affairs Dr. Ahmad Mattar KHENG KEE PIUNG CO. (PTE) LTD. 322 KAMPONG ARANG ROAD a
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      Choon Fong shows a clean pair of heels
      463 35  -  FAIRWAY By No Money No Talk should make no mistake this time PENANG, Fri. N« Money Na Talk is ready and should win Race Five at Penang on Sunday. The four-year-old by Tempest Boy, with Randy Suckling in the saddle, was pulling
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      BEST OF THE WEEK'S GALLOPS
      280 35 TUESDAY (g4Md): CUm 3: C»l—aa> aad Geaeral Tr«i* V shewed Impreaslve f*rm whea they matched strides »ver CM metres la Palyaaaa, 41apUyrd speed, la 37.4. W«V-BtJ«Blst did a similar wsrfcMt la TJ.S. Gla i "S lime was kept «w a tight rein U retain 43.2.
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      2032 35 RATF 1 1-30 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1.200M liA^IL 1 (Ratings 54 44) ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 325**8 German Hero a (Hero) Lee 57 (dc +1.5) 54 3 nig UOOM Dwwtj 6 2 *90 Money MecNne (Double M) Lee 57 (dc 3.5) 54 4 m 1200M F
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      SIA to parade same team in league
      240 36  - SIA to parade same team in league PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE AIRLINES GROUP, champions for the past three years, will parade the same team when the national basketball league starts tomorrow at the Gay World Stadium. Which means that they can still rely on the able services of Tay Meng
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      Coaching course
      168 36  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By SINGAPORE have been asked to send two coaches to attend the International Olympic Council's Solidarity coaching course on swimming in Patiala from Aug. 30-Sept. 13. The invitation, extended by the Swimming Federation of India, includes free board and lodging. Said Singapore Amateur Swimming Association
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      Finalists promise memorable match
      426 36  -  R. MANORAJ By CHAMPIONS Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association and Indian Association have promised to make today's Singapore Hockey Association under-23 final at Balestier Road (5) a memorable one. Both teams have quality players to make it a scintillating final, but only if they concentrate on
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      Lock icon Shah Alam circuit to have more racing
      255 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. If all goes well, Malay- sia will have more than their share of the AsianPacific International Racing series later this vpar i The series begins with the Japan Grand Prix on Oct. 30-Nov. 1, followed by the Macau GP and
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      Tang Soo Do Anniversary
      41 36 THE Singapore Tang Soo Do Club will be holding their eighth anniversary dinner at the Golden Million Theatre on Friday. Top Korean and Southeast Asia Tang Soo Do exponents will be giving a demonstration at the dinner.
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      Lock icon Beziers eye ninth win
      58 36 PARIS, Fri. Beziers will be going for a record ninth championship win when they face Bagneres in the French rubgy union championship final at the Pare oes Princes hee tomorrow. And with a powerful pack that is also quick in the lineouts, with excellent backs and
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      Women pro first to ask to play
      172 36 Women pro first to ask to play RUKHANA RASHID, a Pakistani woman squash professional, is the first foreigner to ask to play in this year's Singapore Open, from Oct. 10-18, reports PATRICK B \STIANS. In a letter tc the Singapore Squash Rackets Association yesterday, Rukhana said she was Pakistan's national
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      Sports Club buffet
      35 36 RIVER VALLEY Constituency Sports Club is holding buffet dinner on May 30 at 7.30 p.m. at River Valley community centre. Dr Tay Eng Soon, the MP for River Valley, will attend it
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      2-0 victory
      18 36 MARINE RANGERS beal Changi Rangers 2-0 in a friend ly soccer match at Farrei Park yesterday.
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      Firms may co-sponsor world tourney
      302 36  - Firms may co-sponsor world tourney PATRICK BASTIANS By NESTLE, a health food manufacturer, if given the green light from their headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, may come in as major sponsors of the $100,000 world junior squash team championships in Singapore from FebT6-14. Says Joseph Tay, a Nestle executive: "If we
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      Verawaty spearheads Indonesia to 4-0 lead
      219 36 TOKYO. Fri. Indonesia, spearheaded by reigning world singles champion Verawaty Wiharjo, took a commanding 4-0 lead over Malaysia in the opening challenge round for the Über Cup women's badminton championships. Indonesia, runners-up in the 1978 tournament, need only one more win in the best-of-nine
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      Adelene invited to try out for Asian meet
      193 37  - Adelene invited to try out for Asian meet WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE will be represented by three boys and three girls In the inaugural Asian youth bowling championships in Manila from July 5-11. The Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress are inviting those below 19 years to register with them with a
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      Three or more to be picked for HK
      156 37 Three or more to be picked for HK AT least three bowlers will be selected for the Hongkong Open championships from the Amateur Tenpin Bowling Club's selection tournament at the Kallang Bowl on May 31, reports WILFRED Veo. The Hongkong Open, at the South China Bowling Centre, is from June
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      Van Leer lose 0-2
      35 37 NORTHERN Feather beal Van Leer Singapore 2-0 In the Jurong inter-company Ovaltine Div. One soccer league a Jurong yesterday. Sukiman Osman (30th minute) and Ahmad Mohammed <45th) scored for Northern Feather
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      Another defeat for the Dolphins
      168 37  - Another defeat for the Dolphins KEN JALLEH Jr By NATIONAL league champions Queenstown A trounced the Dolphin water-polo club of Perth 18-5 in their water-polo friendly at Toa Payoh yesterday. Dolphin, one of Perth's top Division One teams, could find no answer to Queenstown's slick team work and devastating scoring
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      SPORTS LETTER
      136 37 THE early pre-sale of tickets far the semifinal match of the Malaysia Cap soccer competition mi neither intended m an Insult to Kedah, nor aa a morale booster to Singapore. The date of a pre-salr has always been dependent on the derisions of the Football Associations of Malaysia
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      Striker Muhidin promises to deliver the golden goals
      334 37  -  WILFRED YEO By TO Muhidin Hussin, Johore's prolific soorer, goals will be more precious than gold in tonight's Malaysia Cap soccer semi-final second-leg between Johore and Singapore at Johore Bahru's Larkin Stadium. Indeed, Muhidin, Johore's aaswer to Singapore's precocious Fandi Ahmad, has
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      Cup final seems bigger pie for Singapore team
      513 37  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE will have to worry more about their preparedness for the final than defeat at the hands of Johore in their Malaysia Cup soccer second-leg semi-final tie at the Larkin Stadium tonight (7.30). There is no way Singapore, with
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      Can Swee Wah's record stand?
      448 37  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By ALI RATIM. of Sembawang Country Club, and Urn Kian Tiong. of Singapore Island Country Club, shot par 68s to lead the field in the first round of the Seletar Pro-Classic golf championship at Jalan Kayu yesterday. However, their score sparked off one
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      Nival the halfway leader
      210 37 Nival the halfway leader KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Eleuteri Nival of the Philippines set a scorching three-stroke lead at the midway stage of the eighth Dunlop Masters golf championship when he posted a three-under 69 for a two-day total of two under 142 at the Seremban International Golf Club nurse south
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      48 37 TODAY'S EVENTS GOLF UeaJ rirealt: Seletar pro Classic (7 a.m.). Krppri Opca C HvWw (7 a.m.). HOCKEY SHA i-S Baal: SAPSA v 1A (Balestier Road, 5). BOCCEH N«tl«—I ill tur— (it Police v Kaki Bukit (Jalan Besar Stadium. 6 30| SWIMMING 88C juter tHasli— Ma» (Tanjong Rhu. 2.30).
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      PWD toil, but have nothing to show for their labour
      201 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN By PUBLIC Works Department, despite all their toil, still lost 0-2 to deter mined Customs in a Singapore Civil Services league hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. Skipper V. Thangavelu led the PWD attack in the first half
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        SUPER-BABIES
        40 38 GENIUSES are made, not born. The SUNDAY TIMES this week brings you the fascinating tale of an American rebel who has confounded educationists and other experts in his drive to produce superbabies and child geniuses from totally average children.
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        Noise pollution
        39 38 NOISK pollution is on the rise as ain, or so statistics on complaints show. Where is the racket coming from? Who is responsible for making sore we all don't go deaf? What are they doing about It.
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        41 38 THE myth about American style and dress sense. LIM PHAY LING reports from Stateside WHAT the regulations will not allow you to call your company if you're intent on registering it for business here Read LEGAL BRIEF for answers
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        AH WAI IN COLOUR
        169 38 REALITY when you meet showbiz personalities in the flesh can be a little disappointing. Carol Cheng Yu Ling, for example, could have been mistaken for a pretty pre-university schoolgirl when she came to Singapore recently. How did Chow Yuen Fatt of Ah Wai fame in the
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        How much money?
        61 38 HOW much money do you need to start your own business? If you do borrow from friends, in what capacity should they help? FRANCIS CHIN, in the last of three parts on being your own boss, sketches the various components of a business plan and tells you
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        35 38 HE WRITES a novel then puts it away for six months. A FLY wants to join the bulls and bears. PLUM JAM, a violin player and art everywhere a travel tale on Rome.
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        SEMI-FINAL CLASH
        31 38 PLUS Jeffrey Law's report on the action at Larkin Stadium tonight between Singapore and Johore In their Malaysia Cup second-leg semifinal clash. You'll get It In the late edition.
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        NEW-LOOK TEAM
        48 38 PLUS pen sketches of the complete 22-member new-look national soccer team that Malaysia hopes to groom for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. IN THE ASIA MAGAZINE BALI: Eaoogh left far everyeae. GOING round the world by motor-cycle tar lilt years. THE restoration of a giaat dome.
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    Lock icon Ulster riots subside after 12 hours
    285 38 BELFAST, Fri. Klot ing la Northern In-land died dawn today nearly 12 haw after a (•will lrlaa Rrpabllraji M<rllla tied train a hunger atrlke far palltlral IUUI. British aecarlty farcea la the pravlaee aaM aae prraaa waa killed and als MlaHtri, were Injured, aad
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    Justify price increase, Case tells HDB
    284 38 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore asked the Housing Board yesterday to justify what it described as a "sharp and disproportionate" increase in the selling prices of its flats. Prices will go up by an average of 38 per cent from next month. Case also
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    Lock icon Khmer talks will harm SEA peace, UN told
    298 38 HONGKONG, Friday INDOCHINA'S three communist states said today that a United Nations-sponsored international conference on Kampuchea would harm peace and stability in South-east Asia. In a letter to UN Secretary -General Kurt Waldheim, the foreign ministers of Vietnam, Laos and the Hanoi-back-ed
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    Lock icon Leak forces shutdown of giant N-plant
    218 38 ATHENS (Alabama), Friday MORE than 26,497 litres of radioactive water leaked from a reactor cooling system at the Browns Ferry power plant today, forcing one unit of the nation's largest nuclear plant to shut down, officials said. All the radioactive water remained in an
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    Taxmen going for the 'big ones'
    74 38 Taxmen going for the 'big ones' From Pago One tian in the case of a company. Tax officers going through the returns of developers have been asked to "open their eyes wider,' 1 partlcalarly far flcdUaua sales entries aad understatement af profits. "We are going through the books a the
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    Lock icon Check-up in Britain
    64 38 JOHORE BARU. Fri Mentri Besar Tan Sri Haji Othman Saat will leave for Britain early next month for a medical check-up. Informed sources said this will be a follow-up to his medical treatment at the National Heart Centre in London on June 21. He was in London
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    Six injured in crash
    32 38 SIX people, including two women, were injured in a triple-vehicle collision at the pedestrian crossing along Jalan Toa Payoh at midnight All were taken to Toa Payoh hospital.
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    Lock icon Afghans' rage
    48 38 ISLAMABAD, Fri.- Outraged tribesmen at an Afghan refugee camp near the Khyber Pass summarily executed a Pakistani medical orderly and his escort last week in the mistaken belief that they had been sexually consorting with two women inmates, said United Nations relief sources here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon $29 m present
    41 38 TOKYO, Fri. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd announced today it has completed a luxurious US$l4 million (Ss29 million) ..acht for delivery to Greek shipping magnate Evangelos Numikos who ordered it as a birthday gift for his daughter Effie AFP.
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    Lock icon Dialogue of the deaf
    72 38 LIBREVILLE. (Gabon), Fri. Rich and poor countries today continued what a Third World delegate described as a "dialogue of the deaf" over the thorny issue of boosting the flow of resources to the developing world. Participants said the United States again demonstrated its "restrictive stance" toward
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    Lock icon Karmal to drop post
    71 38 NEW DELHI, Fri. Afghan President Babrak Karmal has confirmed diplomatic reports of an impending government reshuffle in Kabul by saying he plans to give up the post of Prime Minister. He told the Indian news magazine Blitz, in an interview published today, that because the Prime
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      128 38 Best mileage Which car gives you the best mileage? An economy rally run on ordinary roads in Singapore in standard production cars picked three makes. Is your car one of the three? 110 miles to a gallon Or 39 km per litre. That's what an American got from his stylish
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      253 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. If you have not been successful in applying for NOL and Marco Polo snares, don't despair. Another company which has set its eyes on becoming a bank will soon invite you to buy its shares The Monetary Authority has found itself in an
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      225 38 DP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Thundery showers in several places in the morning and (air in the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 min. SUNSET today: (.37 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.2S a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 14 28C Sunny Lm Angel*. 14 23C Clear tokens 14
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      Masthead
      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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      Who was the spider, who the £ly?
      2066 1 The Amos Dawe web Born in Singapore of a Chinese mother and a Canadian father Amos Dawe's background was a lower middle class one. He went straight to work after school and never had an university education or training in any craft or
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        336 1 Duck secrets With a bird in hand, let your Imagination take flight in the kitchen. Can't? Then find oat what, dick secrets are lurking in Page 3 and centrespread, Pages 10 and 11 Once more and again Repetition and deja va are the themes: Sylvia wants same oldies but goodies,
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      The Brothers tomorrow
      219 2 The Brother* Tomorrow, Ch 8, 9.20 p.m. THE central theme of the new Cantonese drama serial, The Brothers, is love between brothers, man and woman and among members of the same family. The story is about two brothers. Ah Fai (Chow Yuen Fatt) and Ah Hei (Yam
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      PICK of the DAY
      994 2 PICK of the DAY »C« SATURDAY Matte* SlM*t Oat (Ck 5, MS p.m.) Despite the impressive cast comprising Gregory Peck, Pat Quinn and Robert F. Lyons, this movie turns out to be a disappointment. It is all about a convict who, after spending seven years behind bars, goes after his
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      Terrifying threesome
      241 2 SATURDAY MIDNIGHT MOVIE- The Kaven (Ch S, 11.21 p.m.): Three of the best, where horror Is concerned, come together In this ISth Century tale of sorcerers. Vincent Price, Boris Karloff and Peter Lone combined with the rare appearance of Jack Nicholson In a "bit" part, throw yon into
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        304 2 ENROLMENT IS NOW OPEN FOR NEW DAY EVENING LANGUAGE COURSES COMMENCING IN JUNE MAXIMUM 12 PER GROUP TO ENSURE THAT EACH MEMBER RECEIVES INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION T.O.E.F.L. (English Language entrance requirement for most American Universities) 10-week intensive preparation course Monday Friday. 4 hours per day GENERAL ENGLISH CONVERSATION (All levels) Morning
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        112 2 AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY An opportunity exists (or a significant property development in an Australian capital city. The development envisages the construction of a major hotel complex (or alternative) on land fronting two central city streets. Existing properties Include a licensed hotel and other high cash flow activities
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        28 2 HNatJonal Panasonic £,T"*'^j"^ Turn on Barry Gibb with 24 watts "~"^T*»Sphl| of metal power |ir|s7. r^^l RX-5600 Portable 4-band radio cassette „"H recorder with tape program sensor. C:^-?^
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        183 2 Straits Times Crossword ACSOOB mark about the Left (U) 7 Book after the right happen- 5 Ing at the Leg ot Mutton (5) dty the nut' (5) 8 Wouldn't do to get Eddie's boy girt' into trouble (9) heaUni (5) S pricing section, of the band v Hkjiwrk- of J.
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        275 2 TODAY: EXHIBITIONS: The Rake's Progress: Hmrth To Hnckney. Original engravings and etchings Dy William Hogarth and David Hockney. Nat Museum Art Gallery, 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Free. Until tomorrow. Careers *8I. Dealing with career opportunities in Singapore. World Trade Centre. Until tomorrow. Free. DlainMdi, Mandarin Court, Mandarin Hotel, 11 a.m.
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        1200 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opening folowed by Sesame 6 40 Littte House On The Prairie Street Wilder And W'lder 1.55 Richie Rich 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 3.35 ABC Wide World Of Sport (Mala y> 2.15 Saturday Matinee Shoot Out i% Ve a$ 7 The Black Cat
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      China, the Wall and Peking Duck
      1374 3  -  BARRY KRAMER By Writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal There are two stops in Beijing that no tourist worth his salt misses. One is a visit to the Great Wall and the other is a Peking Duck dinner. The roast duck craze which
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        76 3 Tan Lee Leng't guett cook reveal* hit foolproof recipe for Poking Duck in today* Outlook, Pagei 10, 11. It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation If off the screen IPWjj"^ I aW/afl El How B9nBHl PluS Jeff ry a fly much frHlSw J"°*'* t wants to start rfc^^H! heroine toni
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        70 3 Quality Product from Shanghai ***W^ L^§iiVsn3^£Uwi£^ candy x3^\ Available at all provision shops and supermarkets. Singapore Malaysia Sole Agents: Malaysia Sole Distributor HOCK LAM CO., HOCK ENG CO., TECK HUAT (X.L) CO., G-10, Ground Floor, Fook Hai Building, Blk 34, 148, Upper Cross Street, SDN. BHD. 150, South Bridge Road,
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    • LEISURE 1
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        Once more with feeling
        791 4 There is a certain grace in time-honoured schmaltz it wins you over. So let's hear it for a tidal wave of misty reminiscence; it's the only way to spend the weekend. THERE was a time when a week did not go by without at least one
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        Funny-yuks to funny-ha-ha
        395 4 "IT'S Friday the 13th, Prom Night, and I'm dressed to kill. I see the shining... l hear the howlj ing and I'm in an altered I state because. ..l'm a teenage werewolf!" Now, that's what I call a scream. Not the "eek" stuff, but the "tee-hee-hee" variety.
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        New movies at a glance
        100 4 New movies at a glance NEW films for the weekend THE ROSE: Singer Bette Midler charges up an otherwise tepid film, which is based loosely on the life of rock star Janis Joplin Midler is worth the price of the ticket. Orchard. SUPERMAN II: The comic-strip hero is back, and
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        145 4 Don't let headaches, fever or flu get you down. Find relief with Guardian Paracetamol Paracetamol -i P W^mW/ Lar *aam r WBMHM| pjr \i Law I «lA Don't let minor aches or pains cramp your style and rum your whole day or night. You can still attend to Wg your
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    • LEISURE 2
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        Pot boilers?
        587 5 •ONCE an artist has found a successful formula, a style which pleases him and his public, it is a great temptation to want to repeat that success. The 16th Century Renaissance painter, Sandro Botticelli, became so famous for his beautiful, ethereal Madonnas that he decided to open a
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        New look but no sparkle
        394 5 SBC's new-look sports programme, the OvaJtlae Wwld af Sparte (Ck S, Sn, 11. 31 a.m.). had mixed fortunes in its inaugural run last Sunday. Most items fell short of expectations, and only Big League Soccer saved it. Coverage of the other sports lacked quality. For
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        283 5 W GRAND I AUCTION SALE I of 1 50 carpets and rugs specially M W selected from Turkey Pakistan hrn Tomorrow, May 24th, 1981 at 2.00 pm Ballroom, Marco Polo Hotel Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024 Auctowrs Cheong Koon Seng Co Ltd All lots are available for inspection from 10.00 am
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        310 6 ODEON: 1 Oth ST RIKINGD AY! (3371 1 16) 5 Shows PLEASE NOTE TIMES 10.30-w. 18, 4.00. MS 9.30pm I—mini. Ore* U State SS (Co*h Bookings Only No Free LiM) /53L. jjjj 14 •"■hi j A" I KMfaTaasM irm^^^^™*^^^^"^Br^« 'J^J^^bbßb; ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING; (*****88) 4 SHOWS 1 30, 4 00,
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        201 6 thank Dr. Koh Eng Kheng, all friends and patrons for their kind presence and well wishes on the occasion of our Official Opening (^U^OFFEE HOUSE I Supreme House Penang Road Singapore 0923 > iiiiiiiiiiiciiiiHiMrmcjiiHirnn GOLDEN CLEMENTI MOW WOW—PI 0:11. IJO.4.L4*.SJSpin C: IJO. IIO. 7.11, (JOpm KALLANG Z2&, OPCNS TOOAVI I
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        317 6 Reader^ Digest WSCOVERY The adventure stories the school books never told Discover what it was like to go where no man had ever gone before. Read about heroic explorers and their incredible exploits: Magellan, the brilliant navigator the conqueror Cortes Princess Malinche, who was "as beautiful as a goddess" the
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        72 6 Our clothes are ortasremaikabiy as our prices. 2HQCHANCE lamMaD^rl ootovn uirr i •JO Oaiur I'M. *JO. 7 tJO Storrng ChK) Ling Mwlox Cotoricopt am E*M Omx SuMOb SILVER CITY (ar-con) GAY WORLD *****58 TOOAV TOMOWWOW ONLY 1 A 3JO, 7.00. (.00 "FRIDAY THE T3TH ENGLISH COLOR CANBERRA XS& (AaVCON) Tod*,
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      1321 8 Changi's a- changing Th« shopkeepers and restaurateurs of Changi Village are poised in anticipation; when the new airport opens in July will life come flooding back to the seaside enclave? Will business be as good as the boom days when British airmen danced on tabletops and their wives shopped at
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        572 10 You've probably only savoured Peking duck in the popular restaurants and, each time, probably also dug a little hole in your pocket. Now, with a little bother and lots of patience, you can treat yourself to the bird more often. TAN LEE LENG, who's just acquired the know-how,
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        47 11 Prof Lye (left), a master in his own right in architecture, carving the crispy aromatic skin of the dock, that is eaten with duck meat and an assortment of crunchy greens all liberally brushed over with piquant sweet sauce wrapped in the plain white pancake (below)
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        211 10 INGREDIENTS: (For 24 pieces) 3 cups sifted flour 1 cup boiling water 1 to 2 tablespoons sesame oil METHOD Sift flour into mixing bowl and make a well in the centre. Pour one cup boiling water into well and mix in the flour with a wooden
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        284 10 SAUNAS leave you limp as last week's washing, tummy tucks are painful and expensive, while diets starve you to grave lengths. Keeping fat at bay can be a chore, and almost impossible if you're forced to gorge at business or family breakfasts, lunches, teas, dinners and suppers.
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        301 10 Lest you get carried away with amorous thoughts, let JOHN DE SOUZA fill you in. EVEK fantasised about sinking vom teeth into a generous portion of Dolly Parton? Or U Mlaa Piggy the pork you pine forf No, you don't have to go to Hollywood,
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        317 10  -  NATALYN LING By IT WAS Muriel's sore throat that made us head for the nearest Taiwanese restaurant. There is something therapeutic, cleansing, and even sensual about pouring bowls of soothing, soft, rice porridge down one's gullet. The May Garden Restaurant is smack in the busy Orchard Road district,
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        262 11 INGREDIENTS: 1 whole duck (about 3 kg) 500 ml water 1 < cup honey Piece of fresh ginger root 4 stalks spring onions 1 tablespoon vinegar Far serving: 20 scallions cut into 5 cm lengths 20 cucumber sticks (same size as scallion); cut away centre seeds 24 pancakes
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        193 11 INGREDIENTS: (Serves six to eight people) 2 sauares soft beancurd thinlysliced 4 5 Chinese mushroom, soaked till soft in a cup of water, then thinly-sliced; save the water 30 g canned bamboo shoots, thinly-sliced 100 g lean pork, shredded 60 g pig or chicken's coagulated blood, thinly-sliced
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        638 11  -  NATALYN LING By VAS Muriel's sore throat made us head for the rest Taiwanese restaut. There is something apeutic. cleansing, and i sensual about pouring Is of soothing, soft, rice idge down one's gullet, rhe May Garden Restauis smack in the busy lard Road district, but its
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        665 11  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By on limp path to leaner limbs, cashing, The Terrace's menu painful indicates which dishes are lile diets low-calorie, even marking grave the calorie-count next to the dish, so you caa see bay can now much food value almost you're consuming, •c forced
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        135 10 MMkM MEDICATED FORMULA helps heal piles, relieves itching. Now you can get relief from the itching, burning and pain of piles with Preparation H a medicated formula that helps heal injured tissues and helps reduce the painful swelling. Preparation H also lubricates, making bowel movements less painful. yssaf Break the
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        594 11 Footnotes to healthy feet The first tell-tale sign indicating Athlete's Foot is severe itching between the toes. Skin then \J usually becomes white, scaly or m^ cracked. •iggg^ Urn Scholl Athlete's Mtto**. Foot Liquid which combats dt^ infection fast and effectively. p^L,,,- There's also Athlete's Foot TO«Br <32>s. T~\ 1
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        730 12  - Topical doesn't spell readable JON MANLEY THE BEST OF OPINION Published by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation 151 pages. $3 00 Reviewed by the best of OPINION THIS selection of 10 essays is prefaced by a message from the Chairman of SBC, who emphasises how important it is that the "man-in-the-street"
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        532 12 OFFICIAL REPORTS ON EDUCATION IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1870-1939 By Francis H.K. Wong and Gwee Yee Hean Pan Pacific Book Distributors (1980) 164 pages, $12 Reviewed by GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI THERE were two categories of
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        403 12 ERKVANUISTBADER NINIA THE NIN J A By Eric Van Lustbader Granada Publishing. 19*0 526 pages. £1.50 Reviewed by LEE GEOK BOI "LOVE and friendship were inextricably entwined in Japan and he was, after all the time in the West the clothes, the new
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        165 12 go. y^ Like any great dress J designer, you can make ,f your creations materialise P» It takes only your talents and jm. a Toyota sewing machine. So start putting your ideas to \J' paper and let your Toyota sewing I hv machine put it to fashionable I fabrics. I
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        84 12 A.E.S./BISO/BARROW-HEPBURN PARTNERS IN ACCESS SAFETY INTRODUCING THE FALL-SAFE' ROPE GRIP 1 DESIGNED TO COMPLY WITH V BS 5062 USA LAB-TESTED TO 3600 Kg STATIC LOAD MjfaL FOR USE WITH ALL SUSPENDED r**^J<^ PLATFORMS OR GONDOLAS. GIVE YOUR EQUIPMENT ANDI I V MOST IMPORTANTLY -YOUR MEN I,.— THE 'FOUR-ROPE-SAFETY' ENJOYED BY
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        515 13 risn DIETHELM We invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the positions of WAREHOUSE SUPERVISORS These are executive positions involving the operation of the warehousing and distribution ol a highly diverse range of consumer products in the Marketing Division or quality furniture in the Furniture Division, reporting direct to the
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        1015 13 f DIRECTOR (Administration) (Basic Salary $4,000 $5,000 p.m.) Our client, an educational establishment, requires the services of a DIRECTOR (Administration). Reporting to the Chairman, the successful candidate will assist him in the performance of his duties and deal with all matters delegated by him. In addition, the candidate will be
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        594 13 Financial Services Executive Negotiable $30,000 $40,000 per annum (ES/*****) Our client, a U.S. electronic giant and a leader in the consumer electronic business, requires a dynamic and analytical-minded person to join the group as Financial Services Supervisor. Reporting to the Administrative Manager, the successful candidate will provide supporting services for
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        689 14 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a ma|or international bank with a full-service branch In Singapore invites applications from dynamic and experienced banking executives for the following positions: MANAGERBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 5560.000 SSIOO.OOO p.a. Ref. No. 941 Reporting directly to the General Manager, the successful candidate will take
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        801 14 EitalaLSLalsLglslaLslalsLatsLDlslaLaLalsLaLgLE I ORIKiTAL I I CERAMICS SDN BHD 1 3j Malaysia s only ceramic tableware manufacturer imites 3 01 applications from Malaysians for the following positions: Q S EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO THE MD 2j The successful candidate will be a self-starter capable of 3 91 working independently and will be
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        830 14 "Tali EXPANDING AMERICAN OFFSHORE BANK I SENIOR MARKETING 1 111 1 MANAGER I j I SINGAPORE Salary up to $60,000 p.a. Ref. No. 690 Plus 3 months bonus An expanding American offshore bank requires a Senior Marketing Manager to head its loan 1 section. This position offers considerable opportunity and
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        607 15 HEWLETT PACKARD The ultimate in technical competence Hewlett Packard Singapore, an entity of the Hewlett Packard Corporation. Palo Alto. USA. has a very progressive molding shop, fabricating precision plastic parts using engineering materials for vertical integration into our wide range of high technological equipments and calculators and is looking for
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        552 15 BUYER llu Bum I will Ix mpamiUr loi puuh.iMiit; .ill lih.il .uul in-iluici m. m ii. iK. mi luiluit; soukc ul( nnlii .iiioii .uul evaluation, ptamncM .uul <\|Kilili(>n ol oidcis I lv mnmfiil (.iiulidiiic should |>oss<ss iDiiimnim C«€X A Lrvri <>i mm (|iu\.il( in wnh j vc.iis' rxprnmrr in pun
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        1127 15 tnhWm NEW JOB OPENINGS pipl Location: Jurong, Singapore 0j P We ar e a subsidiary ot the international GLAXO group, one of the worlds largest m£f M** m M§ m pharmaceutical companies, with an outstanding research record in many §WaW J A therapeutic areas H We are building a modern
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        620 16 SALES II MANAGER II This is a senior position reporting directly to the General Manager and the successful candidate will be responsible for internal sales functions: Quotations, pricing and order entry Billings/Invoicing Coordination with customers on shipments and order status The person we are looking for should have the following:
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        686 16 I Polaroid I MARKETING EXECUTIVE Polaroid Singapore requires a Marketing Executive to co-ordinate and administer the implementation and support of their domestic and export marketing programs. The position will also require participation in the marketing planning activity of the company. The Candidate should be no less than 28 years of
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        920 16 LaVj vW W^ G^^ LEADERS IN THE ftl, f J 1 *"M OFFSHORE OIL AND W fxili^lT GAS INOUSTRy We are a major international engineering and construction company fesyj with operations, extending throughout the World. Our Fir East Area V Z S office, located in Singapore is involved in all
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        429 17 I CAREERS IN DATA PROCESSING We have career opportunities for systems development staff in our Information Computing Services Department. We operate an IBM 434 1 computer running under DOS/VSE and CICS with DL/I database management system. We also operate PDP 1 1/60 and HP3OOO series 11/33 mini-computers for distributed data
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        673 17 W\ Yf Th» fattest growing division of leading American commodity trading house has a newly created opening 'for a SENIOR TRADER THE JOB: To manage and develop the company's fertilizer trading operations in South East and West Asia. To develop general trading items and aid in the present product lines,
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        518 17 SECRETARY^ needed to work for 2 expatriate managers Candidates must possess a GCE A' Level Certificate with a distinction in English M Language and recognised Secretarial Certi- ficates for Shorthand and Typing at speeds of 100 wpm and 60 wpm respectively The successful candidate should have at least 2 years
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        656 17 mm CAREERS IN RESTAURANT/ FOOD INDUSTRY We are part of a group of companies involved in the Restaurant/Food Industry Due to protected expansions. we invite suitable applicants for the following appointments 1 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES OPERATIONS Applicants must be graduates in Accountancy. Business Administration. Economics or Arts. No working experience is
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        539 18 REPCO AUTOMOTIVE MOTORCAR PARTS SALES AND SERVICE: WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT SALES SENIOR SALES SUPERVISOR WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT We ore expanding our product range and require experienced people You can expect a good salary, excellent promotional opportunities and overseas travel If you know the market and are prepared to take on increased responsibilities
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        579 18 ~_M®bil W Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest companies. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and is one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. To keep pace with its expanding operations in Singapore, Mobil seeks to recruit suitably qualified personnel
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        604 18 V I ot^isetan angapore-tokyo I Department Store has immediate vacancies for I the following positions: I A. SALES EXECUTIVE mm Age: 21-30 years Singapore Citizen. Qualifications: University Degree. Job specifications: purchasing, to project merchandise plan and strategy, analyse market situation, transmit market trend and information, to accomplish sales target, to
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        649 18 PROJECT ENGINEER PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR We are on established foreign-based company involved in setting up a manufacturing plant in Jurong. The Production Plant will involve fabrication, mechanical and electrical assembly work, testing and overseas after sales service of the product. The Production Unit will also house a Research and Development Section
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        718 19 I 6x6 x 1 Molex, a US multinational world leader manufacturer of electronic terminals ond connectors has the fotowmg vacancies in her fast growing Singapore subsidiary in Jurong:Accountant Requirements a A mature, ambitious individual who is prepared to work hard and grow with the company A degree m Accountancy or
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        384 19 MATERIALS PLANNING MANAGER A well established Company engaged in a comprehensive range of shipbuilding and ship repair activities, with an impressive record of success, have a vacancy for a matured executive to join their group of Production Professionals The successful candidate should possess an Engineering Degree or Diploma in the
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        320 19 PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD in conjunction with VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD invites applications from suitably qualified persons for Apprenticeship Training in Motor Vehicle Mechanic NTC II QUALIFICATIONS: Singapore Citi/en Completed National Service Possess National Trade Certificate 111 in Motor Vehicle Mechanics Successful applicants will be required to undergo a 2-year on-the-job
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        417 19 I REWARD I A Reward of I S$50 000.00 shall be I given to the first person giving information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the fire at the accounts department of Singapore I C E Tours Pte Ltd I at 15th floor.
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        585 19 TKNDER Tender will be received for the supply or the following undermentioned Items In the Ministry of Defence (logistics Division). Tanglln, SINGAPORE 1024 up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the Items: 1. SCALER ULTRASONIC Tender No HQMS/SP/ 16/BKT) Closing Date 20-6-81 Tender Deposit: $100.00 2. CLINICAL RESEARCH TREADMILL.
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        504 20 TENDER NOTICE TENDCRS ARE INVITED FROM REPUTABLE FIRMS FOR THE SUPPLY OF THE FOLLOWING BUILDING MATERIALS AND FITTINGS 1) Windows, glazed, including caulking and trim 2) Sfcdmg oturrHmum doors including glazing. 3) Switchboord/tronsfornws 4) Alumtmum sifts ond flashings 5) Generators 6) 'Rondo' cerfmg channels 7) Louvres to doors 8) Ceramic
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