The Straits Times, 28 May 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    US and France set for showdown
    206 1 Eve of summit and Reagan fires salvo at Mitterrand m row over currency rates WASHINGTON, Friday THE stage was set for a Franco-American clash at a seven-nation economic summit after President Ronald Reagan attacked France yesterday for its campaign to have more stable currency
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    Safra plans more clubhouses
    29 1 NOTE: The male population figures are of those m the 20 29 age group. They are likely to be reservists. (Figures from 1980 population census)
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    How Safra can help to spread the vital defence message
    351 1 How Safra can help to spread the vital defence message AS THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association spreads its facilities m various parts of Singapore, it will also be spreading a vital defence message. Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong says Safra must undertake a national education programme to implant m
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    Lock icon Cheaper flight
    35 1 LONDON, Fri. People Express, a no-frills American airline, completed its first flight to London today with a trans-Atlantic economy fare of US$l49 (Ss3l2) almost half the cheapest fares offered by other airlines. AP
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    Lock icon Co Thach will visit Thailand for talks
    151 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach will visit Thailand from June 8 to 10 for talks on Cambodia with Thai leaders, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said today. Mr Thach was seeking talks with Air Chief Marshal Siddhi and the leaders
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    Sea of hope
    354 1 Sea of hope TODAY begins the biggest sporting spectacle m Singapore's history the 12th South-East Asia Games. We will officially welcome about 3,000 of the fittest men and women from seven neighbouring countries at 6.25 p.m. m the National Stadium, when President Devan Nair declares the Games open. But what
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    General recovery the solution
    252 1 American officials expected Mr Mitterrand to raise his initiative at the Williamsburg summit, and said Mr Reagan chose yesterdays' interview to deflect the French move and to make it clear that France's currency problems stemmed from its own economic policies. Mr Reagan said m the interview:
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    Lock icon Fished out of the sea
    83 1 KARACHI, Fri. Two Pakistani children, presumed dead after they fell from a Saudi airliner more than two years ago, have recently been found safe and sound m a coastal area of Abu Dhabi, official sources said here yesterday. The children were taken care of by
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    Tomorrow's Sunday Times
    122 1 Alan Hubbard captures SEA Games fanfare He's covered the Olympic Games. Now Fleet Street's Alan Hubbard, currently working for The Straits Times, reports on the opening of the SEA Games. The Sunday Times goes colour for the occasion. And Jeffrey Low covers the SingaporeMalaysia football clash. Must
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    Lock icon Threat of new war looms
    253 1 Threat of new war looms TEL AVIV, Friday SYRIA has reportedly started large-scale military manoeuvres along the strategic Golan Heights and Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley, prompting concern here of a possible imminent conflict with Israeli troops. The Syrian deployments, reported by Israeli newspapers, led Israel to place its forces on
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    Lock icon Keeping peace
    30 1 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Security Council unanimously agreed yesterday to keep UN peacekeeping troops between Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights for another six months. UPI
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      Lock icon SYRIA WARNS ISRAEL
      50 1 DAMASCUS, Fri. Syria said today Israel had sent huge military reinforcements to Lebanon and it warned the Israelis not to provoke Syrian troops there. In Beirut, Lebanese officials reported an Israeli military buiid-up was underway m Lebanon to face Syrian concentrations m the Bekaa valley. Reuter AP
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      103 1 SAFETY RUBBERi\ o BOOTS^-^VI mKTj 'R^V MADE IN W (.itRMANY fB f®J A KING'S SHOE MFG PTE LTD V^^j^C^- 1 147, Kallang Way 1 king son earth T«l: *****1 1 (S lines) 60 pages today Kujau admits it: I forged Hitler diaries Back Page SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 CAUSEWAY
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      10 1 Safra is not "just another another social Hub": Page 8
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      415 2 Out-going supervisors CONSTRUCTION supervisors are likely to be men who are emotionally well-balanced, self-assured and gregarious. They also tend to prefer a more active social life than supervisors m other industries, according to a study published the latest issue of The Surveyor and Valuer, the journal of the Singapore
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      COMMENT
      185 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE 12th SEA GAMES, which start this evening, are one of the last few sporting events left m the world. We must commend the originators of the Games. Not overcommercialised, still friendly and yet competitive, the SEA Games are one of the best things to
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      BACKGROUND
      129 2 LIFETIME JOBS, U.S. STYLE AN AMERICAN ceramics and equipment manufacturing company pledged two years ago never to lay off any of its staff, despite the recession. Lifetime employment is part of a long-term business plan, its chairman argues. He is right orders are picking up and he has even
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      SPORTS
      431 2 Temper tantrums JOHN MCENROE received another public warning yesterday when he struggled to beat Spaniard Alberto Tous 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 m a second-round match interrupted by fiery outbursts at the French Open tennis championships. McEnroe showed only occasional flashes of his true form, but many examples of the bad
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      617 2 New US offer THE US is likely to offer its Western allies a major new initiative towards thawing relations with the Soviet Union when the seven-nation Williamsburg economic summit convenes. President Ronald Reagan appears ready to give approval for an international conference which would seek ways to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      197 2 Power blackout A MASSIVE power blackout hit parts of Peninsular Malaysia early yesterday morning, depriving many football fans of the chance to watch the live telecast of the FA cup final replay between Manchester United and Brighton. The breakdown also disrupted newspaper supplies m the northern region.
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      SECTION 2
      247 2 Games village charm SINCE early this week, when the athletes of Southeast Asia began making the Nanyang Technological Institute their home, things m Jurong haven't been the same. And it'll remain so until June 6, when the SEA Games flame is extinguished and the farewells axe done. Brian
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      Reagan's olive branch
      484 3  - Reagan's olive branch PETER BARNARD By US Editor WILLIAMSBURG (Virginia), Friday WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW 4 THE Reagan administration has taken great care that this weekend will not be "another Versailles." Last year's gathering there was a model of how bad such an event can be inconclusive, diputatious and,
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      At previous summits
      302 3 THE economic summit of seven major industrial nations at Williamsburg will be the ninth m a series of annual meetings that began m 1975. Here are summaries of the last eight. The participants were Britain, Canada, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan and the US; Canada did not
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      and at williamsburg
      131 3 While the Williamsburg summit has no .formal agenda, the heads of the seven nations are expected to talk on these subjects: THE sprawling budget deficits, particularly that of the US, that sop up money needed for job-creating investment and keep interest rates high. UNSTABLE currency exchange rates,
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      From jetpower to horsepower
      305 3 IT begins at Andrews Air Force Base around lunchtime tomorrow when the seven, plus EEC President Gaston Thorn, start boarding helicopters they get one each for the journey to Williamsburg. Some, like Britain's elect ion -preoccupied Margaret Thatcher, will only just have arrived; others, like Mr
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      Lock icon Our border forces attacked — Turkey
      415 4 Our border forces attacked Turkey Report follows move against Kurdish militants ANKARA, Fri TURKEY said today its security forces had reported attacks by unidentified armed groups m the Turkish-Iraqi border region. A Foreign Ministry statement said the groups had opened fire on Turkish forces m violation of border security but
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      Lock icon Lebanon will be split if troops stay, warns Shultz
      330 4 NEW YORK, Friday SECRETARY of State George Shultz said yesterday that Lebanon would end up partitioned if foreign troops were not withdrawn. He said Syria had many legitimate questions to negotiate with Lebanon but called on Damascus and the Palestine Liberation
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      Lock icon Iran rejects Iraq's peace offer
      166 4 NICOSIA, Fri. Iran has rejected an Iraqi offer for a special peace j agreement under United Nations auspices to j spare frontline cities m j both countries the ray- ages of war, according to the official Iranian news agency, Irna. The agency carried a statement
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      Lock icon African leaders' doubts persist
      115 4 African leaders' doubts persist UNITED NATIONS, Fri. United States Secretary of State George Shultz last night failed to allay African leaders' doubts about the Reagan administration's attitude over Namibia (South-West Africa), diplomats said, Mr Shultz had a 45--minute meeting with African leaders m an effort to demonstrate Washington's concern over
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      Lock icon Arafat 'biding time before taking action'
      218 4 Arafat 'biding time before taking action' DAMASCUS, Fri. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is allowing a cooling-off period for dissident guerilla officers before taking action against them, according to senior sources m the Palestine Liberation Organisation. The sources said Mr Arafat would probably wait until the weekend be- fore deciding what
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      When Soviets could pull out of Kabul
      354 6 'Moscow may accept a new friendly regime' WASHINGTON, Fri. Pakistani officials have told the Reagan administration that there have been "signs" the Soviet Union would withdraw from Afghanistan if the government could be replaced by one that was friendly to the Russians but
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      Lock icon Million-dollar raffle
      227 6 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines central bank yesterday drew the first 108 prize-winning numbers In a million-dollar monthly raffle it hopes will help reverse its chronic balance of payments problem. The raffle was introduced to attract some of the millions of dollars sent home each year by the 621,
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      Lock icon More pirate attacks on boat people
      170 6 More pirate attacks on boat people GENEVA, Fri. Brutal attaekr by seafaring pirates on the so-called boat people escaping from Vietnam have broken out with new vigour this month, the United Nations said today. A spokesman for the Geneva-based UN High Commissioner for Refugees said m the first 20 days
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      Lock icon Impose death on addicts too, Jakarta urged
      138 6 Impose death on addicts too, Jakarta urged JAKARTA, Fri. The Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH) has advocated changing the drug law so that addicts, like traffickers, may receive the death penalty. LBH director Abdurrachman Saleh was yesterday quoted by Antara news agency as saying the existing drug law divides offenders
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        Lock icon Seoul police on alert
        46 6 HUNDREDS of combat police took up positions m Seoul yesterday after reports circulated that students were planning major antigovernment demonstrations. The reports said the students' action was linked m part to a hunger strike by former opposition political leader Kirn Young-Sam. AP
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        Lock icon Tougher birth control
        69 6 FACED WITH massive resistance to its onechild policy, China has ordered couples with more than two children to undergo compulsory sterilisation m southern Guangdong province, the provincial radio station m Guangzhou said. Women pregnant with a second child must undergo abortions and women with one child must
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        Lock icon Soares accepts
        56 6 SOCIALIST LEADER Mario Soares yesterday accepted an invitation from President Antonio Ramalho Eanes to form Portugal's 15th government since its return to democracy after the 1974 revolution. Mr Soares, 58, became prime ministerdesignate soon after his party accepted the broad terms of a coalition agreement with the second
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        Lock icon Strike halts Italy
        54 6 A GENERAL strike by about 15 million workers halted industry and public transport m Italy for four hours yesterday. The stoppage was called by the three major trade union groupings, including Communist and Catholic organisations, to protest against delays m contract negotiations affecting the metal, textile, food
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        Lock icon US base for Honduras
        62 6 THE UNITED STATES is preparing to open a base m Honduras to train El Salvadoran soldiers fighting leftist insurgents, an American television network said on Thursday night. Quoting classified State Department documents, NBC said the United States will open the base near Puerto Castilla on the
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        Lock icon Student-police clash
        68 6 THREE POLICEMEN were shot and 120 students arrested on Thursday when police and students clashed at a university m Hyderabad m southern Pakistan, authorities m the city said yesterday. They said a small group of students had opened fire on police trying to stop them from occupying the
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      Lock icon Labour fights to prevent Tory landslide
      360 7 Poll puts Foot's party below 30 per cent LONDON, Friday BRITISH opposition Labour Party leader Michael Foot, with support for his party slumping halfway m the election campaign, is fighting to prevent a landslide victory by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. One opinion poll today
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      Lock icon Police step up security for political leaders
      113 7 Police step up security for political leaders LONDON, Fri. Police last night stepped op security for Britain's political leaders because of fears of an assassination attempt by Irish Republican Army (IRA) guerillas daring the election campaign. Scotland Yard announced extra protection was being mounted for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Labour
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      Lock icon Denmark forced to change its stand on missiles
      281 7 Denmark forced to change its stand on missiles COPENHAGEN, Fri. The Danish Parliament, m an opposition victory over the minority government, yesterday voted against placing Western medium-range missiles m Europe regardless of the outcome of arms reduction talks m Geneva. Despite vigorous protests by the centre-right minority government, the vote
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      Lock icon Court slaps $105m inheritance tax on Onassis heir
      168 7 ATHENS, Fri A GREEK tax court said shipping heiress Christina Onassis must pay four billion drachmas (Sslls million) In inheritance taxes on her late father's estate m Greece, Judicial officials said yesterday. The Judgment was delivered after an investigation by the Socialist
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      Lock icon Greece again says US violated its airspace
      252 7 ATHENS, Fri. GREECE yesterday protested to the United States for the second time m a week over alleged violations of Greek airspace by American warplanes taking part m a Nato exercise, a government spokesman said. The US rejected the charge. Foreign Under-Secre-tary Yannis
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    Safra is not just another social club
    557 8 It can project our ability to fight, says Chok Tong HOW do you put across the importance of defence and security to the average Singaporean and make it part of his or her psyche? Answer: Through forums, seminars, talks, exhibitions and film shows.
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    The sportsman behind SEA Games stamps
    188 8 BEING a sportsman himself, Mr Lim Ching San has no difficulty m freezing the movements of athletes m his mind. And as he is also a book designer by profession, the task of putting them m graphic form is even easier. With these advantages,
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    Team leaves for Japan to seek software ventures
    218 8 THE computer software scene m Singapore, dominated so far by American houses, will be expanded if a trade mission to Japan is successful. The mission, organised by the National Computer Board and the Trade Development Board, will explore possible tie-ups with Japanese
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    Fewer tourists
    61 8 CHANGI Airport handled 18,751 fewer passengers between January and March against the same period last year. The figure of 2,040,201 this time shows that fewer tourists are visiting Singapore. However, the amount of cargo handled increased by nearly 10 per cent from 50,928 tonnes m January to March
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    Guidelines to help identify training needs
    140 8 Guidelines to help identify training needs SOME Asean educationists have come out with a model for delivering work-oriented education. Developed as a subproject of the Asean development education project funded by the Australian government, the model is essentially a set of guidelines to help educationists m the region identify training
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      63 9 Sometimes sports teams need more than a sporting chance. They need a sporting sponsor too. sponsor of the coming 6th World Being a sportsman or sportswoman Netball Championships. The driving isn't just a question of hard training, force behind the recent Singapore helped produce some of Singapore's Sports Aid Fund.
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    Calling the tune for first-class care all the way
    375 10  - Calling the tune for first-class care all the way TSANGSO-YIN By WHETHER on or off stage, the instruments of the London Symphony Orchestra always call the tune. So much so that even when they are flown from place to place they travel m style first class all the way. They
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    A rare look at the worksite supervisor
    295 10 He is self-assured, outgoing and emotionally well-balanced STEP into a construction site among the men m hardhats and there is a good chance that the more emotionally well-balanced, self-assured and gregarious individuals are the construction supervisors. They also tend to prefer a more
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    Government firm to start welfare scheme
    305 10 Government firm to start welfare scheme SINGAPORE Automotive Engineering, a government-owned company with about 1,000 employees, wants to start its Cowec scheme on July 1. Under Cowec (company welfarism through employers' CPF contribution), SAE will, m the first year, manage a fund of some $900,000 if all employees opt for
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    Anti-drug battle must continue, says MP
    129 10 Anti-drug battle must continue, says MP THE Parliamentary Secretary (Health and Culture), Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri, said there must be no letup m the fight against drug abuse. Singaporeans should not become complacent because the drug problem was now reasonably well under control. He warned that unfavourable social circumstances and
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    UOB buys $15 m building in London
    94 10 UOB buys $15 m building in London THE United Overseas Bank has bought a sevenstorey building m London's banking district for $15.35 million. The latest issue of the UOB Group's publication said its London branch will soon move into the new building. The bank will occupy the first four storeys
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    Magic show
    29 10 A MAGIC show and cultural performance will be highlights of a food and fun fair at Block 13. Eunos Crescent Estate tomorrow from Ba.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Open house aboard ship
    81 10 THE German Navy's training ship, SS Deutschland, here on a week-long goodwill visit, will be open to the public today from 2 to 5 p.m. The ship is berthed at the International Passenger Terminal at the World Trade Centre. Members of the public who wish to
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    Hawker centre with the most stalls
    194 11 'he market and cooked-food centre wi 1 have 803 stalls IN THE heart of Chinatown, amidst the quaint shophouses and sprawling hawker stalls along narrow streets stands a new market and cooked-food centre boasting 803 stalls. This is the largest number of stalls m
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    100-tonne machine to mint your own souvenir
    293 11 IF YOU have always wanted to mint your own "money", here's your chance. Visit Coin Week organised by the Singapore Mint at the People's Park basement concourse and yon can mint your own souvenir coin. All yon have to do Is pay a
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    Indian minister's visit
    69 11 THE Education Minister of India's Kerala State, Mr T. M. Jacob, will arrive today for a visit. On Monday, Mr Jacob will pay a courtesy call on the NUS vice-chan-cellor, Prof Lim Pin, and attend a briefing on the university by the registrar, Mrs Lv Sinclair, and
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    Former chief of Malaya Tribune dies
    134 11 THE former managing editor of the Malaya Tribune group of newspapers, Mr Edwin Maurice "Jimmy" Glover, died m London on May 18. He was 85. In 1927, Mr Glover joined the Penang Gazette as a sub-editor. In 1930, he moved to The Straits Times.
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    Govt departments and buying of photocopiers
    138 11 THE government is unhappy that many of its departments are buying photocopiers on their own, going against instructions that they purchase them from suppliers and at prices determined by the Central Supplies Office. It is concerned because it expects to buy about 500 photocopiers,
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    Varsity chief praises ceramics buffs
    97 11 Varsity chief praises ceramics buffs THE Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Singapore, Professor Lim Pin, on Thursday praised those who had willingly shared the enjoyment of their rare and expensive ceramic pieces with others. He also praised the Southeast Asian Ceramics Society for allowing people who do not know
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    Service 176 to go OTS
    57 11 SINGAPORE Bus Service will convert service 176 to a one-man-operated ticket system (OTS) from tomorrow. There will be no change m the fare structure of the service, which ruas between Clementi and Empress Place. Posters will be displayed at bus stops served by this service
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    Study awards for the right hotel workers
    586 12  -  JUDITH HALE 6 -week stints m US, Switzerland By HOTEL staff will have a chance of winning sixweek scholarships to American and Swiss colleges, thanks to the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA). The employee with the best ideas for improving productivity m hotels will
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    Fijian warboat goes on show at Sentosa
    104 12 A TWO-METRE replica of an ancient Fijian canoe is the latest addition to the Primitive Craft gallery of the Maritime Museum on Sentosa. The drua pictured above is surrounded by dozens of other exhibits including outriggers and dug out canoes. The original druas
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    500 waiting to join new British Club
    290 12  -  TSANG SO- YIN By MORE than 500 people and companies have applied for membership m the British Club which was formed m March. The clubhouse is to be built m Bukit Timah. Membership costs $12,500 and is transferable. But on June 15, the
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    August start for institute
    160 12 THE French-Singapore Institute of Electro-tech-nology will open its doors m August, three months late. Initially, it will take m 48 students, but will raise the intake to 500 m the next few years. The courses are on control engineering, instrumentation, microprocessor applications, robotics and data processing.
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    New Year
    34 12 CHINESE New year holidays next year will be on Feb 2 and 3 instead of on the Feb 12 and and 13 as published m yesterday's Straits Times. We regret the error.
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    New blood to impart religion to the young
    286 13 Teachings will be put across more easily, says Teng Cheong NEW blood m religious organisations can ensure that their teachings are put across more effectively to young Singaporeans. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Minister without Portfolio, made this point after noting that youths
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    Mass musical welcome for 'mother tongue' founder
    244 13 TWENTY young violinists played their footlong violins yesterday to welcome the Japanese founder of the "mother tongue" method of teaching music when Dr Shinlchl Suzuki arrived at Chang! Airport. The airport crowd applauded. "Very good, very good," said Dr Suzuki, holding his 29%-
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    Training mechanics to inspect cars
    165 13 MECHANICS at service stations and garages m need of training m preinspection of cars for the annual vehicle inspection can enrol m the Vocational and Industrial Training Board's fifth motor vehicle inspection course next month. Participants will have to complete 84 hours of course work,
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    Candles and flowers to mark Vesak Day
    227 13 LOTUS lamps burn as about l,Mf devotees holding lighted candles and flowers walk three times around the Kancanarama Buddhist Temple to celebrate Vesak Day. The devotees chanted prayers and took part m a procession to cleanse themselves and ask for good luck and
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    New uniforms to depict dynamic image of SBS
    238 13 New uniforms to depict dynamic image of SBS THE Singapore Bus Service will introduce new uniforms for its bus crew and all its uniformed staff as part of a move towards achieving a more dynamic image. The 7,500 bus crew, who form the largest part of the SBS workforce, will
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    Raising funds
    46 13 THE Singapore Leprosy Relief Association will raise funds for its new $1 million rehabilitation workshop to be built m Yio Chu Kang Road at a dinner at the Dynasty Hotel ballroom tomorrow. The First Lady, Mrs Devan Nair, will be the guest of honour.
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      Inquiry into Sentosa cable car tragedy gets under way
      319 14 THE inquiry into the Jan 29 Sentosa cable car tragedy m which seven people lost their lives opened this week. It will answer such questions as COULD the tragedy have been avoided? WAS enough done to ensure that the derrick of
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      Toa Payoh murder case verdict
      39 14 Adrian Lim and wife Tan Mvi Choo (left), and Adrian's girlfriend Hoe Kah Hong (right) were found guilty this week of the murder of two children, after the second longest trial m Singapore's history.
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      Commission's tasks
      51 14 THE Commission has to: PROBE the circumstances leading to the accident and the cause of the tragedy; EXAMINE the present rules on the use of waters and facilities at the channel between Sentosa and the main island of Singapore; RECOMMEND any changes and safety measures to prevent another
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      World wise
      109 14 JAPAN has admitted that its armed forces have enough weapons to stop an invasion only for one week. Five months ago, Japan decided to build up its armed forces. TODAY, an important economic meeting will be held at Williamsburg, Virginia, m the United States. countries with many people
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      Racehorse trainer shot
      137 14 CHAMPION race horse trainer Ivan Allan was shot this week by a gunman outside his house at Jalan Senandong, off Dunearn Road. Doctors at Toa Payoh hospital have removed four bullets from his body, m an emergency operation. As Mr Allan returned home from the Singapore Turf
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      Two TV shows on Singapore
      112 14 TWO television programmes on the making of modern Singapore will be shown soon. The first is a 10-part documentary m English, to be shown weekly from June 10 at 5.10 p.m. on Channel 5. It will begin with the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, and show
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      IN SHORT
      99 14 MANY workers have said they are willing to give money to charity every month. They are from 16 companies which agreed to take part m a scheme for workers to donate to the Community Chest which raises money for charity m Singapore. WORKERS m the Mass Rapid Transit
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      Malaysia's own car
      91 14 Malaysia's own car MALAYSIA will soon have a national car. A Malaysian company and a Japanese company have agreed to make it. A new company, called Proton, will be formed to do this. The factory will be set up next month and the first car will be ready m 1985.
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      All three to hang
      202 14 ALL three accused m the Toa Payoh murder case Adrian Lim, his wife Tan Mvi Choo and his girlfriend Hoe Kah Hong were found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. The verdict was given this week by the judge, Mr Justice Sinnathuray. He said that Lim
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      In search of gold
      202 14 ABOUT 9,000 people including 3,000 athletes will be at the National Stadium today when the 12th South-east Asia Games opens at the National Stadium today. President Devan Nair will arrive at 6 p.m. and after the National Anthem, 16 flagbearing commandos will parachute from two helicopters.
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      A good life for the old folk
      121 14 MOST of Singapore's older people are healthy, have enough money and enjoy a good family life. This was what a study found from questioning more than 5,500 people over 54 years old. The results of the study were released this week. The study
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      171 14 £7^ Senior citizens enjoy close family ties v^! Those livin 9 a iart from chill ren: t\ (tl i!/^, Bin 10 discuss events and give advice to the children. '"w^t /^^voyv^4 More than^ take advice from children ||^j» h^A^C^ 9in 10 join m all activities. I lin excnan 9 e
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    Fitness scheme 'widely accepted'
    360 15 About 45 pc passed the tests, says consultant THE National Physical Fitness Award (Napfa) scheme introduced m January last year has been widely accepted and about 45 per cent of those who sat for the tests passed. Even the police and armed forces had used it
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    Those extra pills are of little use, athletes told
    378 15 THOSE extra pills yon pop before a major sports event do little to improve your performance the most they can do is act as a psychological stimulant. This point, made by Professor James S. Skinner, Professor of Health and Physical Education
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    WITs finding favour with civil servants
    204 15 WITs finding favour with civil servants CIVIL servants have given WITs the thumbs up. Every member of the Work Improvement Teams who responded to a survey said it was useful. Most felt that it promoted and developed teamwork. The results are "very encouraging and show people are positive-minded and do
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    Computer quiz
    51 15 THE Clementi community centre computer club is holding a computer quiz cum micro-computer exhibition at the community centre today. All Primary Six and Secondary One students living m postal district 0512 can take part m the quiz. And the public can visit the exhibition between 1 and 9
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      RMAF fuel theft racket exposed
      81 16 RMAF fuel theft racket exposed KUANTAN, Fri. Air force officials are investigating what could be a racket involved m the theft of aviation fuel from the Royal Malaysian Air Force base here. The investigations came after the discovery on Wednesday of an oil tanker which had avoided the usual checking-in
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      67 16 RMAF authorities here believe that some members of the air force are involved and that hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of aviation fuel could have been stolen over a period of time. Sources said the racketeers could be selling the fuel to oil rigs or private companies
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      Lock icon Five-power naval exercise
      68 16 Five-power naval exercise KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An eight-day maritime exercise under the fivepower defence arrangement will be held m the South China Sea from June 4. A Defence Ministry statement said today the exercise, eodenamed Starfish, will involve the navies and armed forces of Australia, Britain, Malaysia, New Zealand and
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      53 16 In his own write KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Former Prime Miniser Tun Hussein Onn plans to write a book on his experiences m government and politics. "God willing, I will write a book about my involvement m politics from *1969 until I stepped down as Prime Minister." he told reporters here
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      Lock icon Fire rages
      30 16 KOTA KINABALU. Fri. Fire swept the timber town of Lahad Datu, 320 km from here, yesterday, destroying more than 200 houses and making about 1,000 people homeless Reuter
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      Lock icon Don't use the vote as bargaining chip: Dr M
      328 16 BANCiI, Fri. The Malaysian Prime Minister today told the people that voting for the government did not entitle them to free services without having to work hard. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the vote should not be a used as
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      Late night blackout hits parts of country
      368 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A MASSIVE power blackout hit parts of Peninsular Malaysia early this morning, depriving many football fans of the chance to I see the live telecast of the FA cup final replay between Manchester United and Brighton. The breakdown m the
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      Lock icon KL exchange will not meddle with market forces
      266 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will not interfere with the forces of supply and demand m the stock market, committee chairman Abdul Razak bin Sheikh Mahmood, said yesterday. Mr Abdul Razak, who issued a brief state- ment after chairing
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      40 16 PETALING JAVA, Fri. Police detained 10 youths m connection with secret society activities m Kampung Gandhi, off the 13km Jalan Kalang Lama, on Wednesday night. They also seized an assortment of "gangland weapons" including parangs and axes NST
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      Lock icon Cabbies rally to protest killing
      132 16 JOHORE BARU. Fri. About 3,000 taxi drivers are expected to attend a rally to protest against the killing of a colleague m a robbery. Mr Wong Yong Heng, alias Wong Ah Kan, 39, was found dead m a rubber estate near Jalan Pelentung last Tuesday.
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      293 17 A career that commands respect Handsome gifts to brighten up your holidays! The Vesak holiday is here! And so view your favourite serials or movies are the school vacations! To join m the on videotapes. So take your pick at holiday spirit, Ban Heng Electronics is Ban Heng, and have
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    594 18 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane BEHIND THE TIMES WE MAY fall behind the times on some matters of general knowledge and yet feel none the poorer for it. A case m point is how we keep on referring to a certain numbered section of the law on criminal
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    The StraitsTinies says... A SEA of friends
    452 18 The StraitsTinies says A SEA of friends WHEN Singapore's athletics coach Tan Eng Yoon lights the cauldron at the National Stadium this evening, nostalgia will be heavy m the air. Eng Yoon was one of the six torch-bearers who simultaneously lit the torch which ushered m the first South-east Asia
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    Why Maggie should romp home
    1082 18  - Why Maggie should romp home JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of Global-Stats Ltd, London I MR JERRY HERMAN, who wrote the music for Hello Dolly, is the composer of the Conservative Party's "Mood Music" which welcomes its leader, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, at the
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    Williamsburg summit: Why Mitterrand wants fixed exchange rates
    800 18 6 THE problem is that since France devalued its currency some weeks ago (within the European Monetary System) continuing high real interest rates m the United States are a threat to France's recovery, as they are to the rest of the world.
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      7 18 p-—~2 The Architects of Time tSST *'-~^>3
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      76 18 We are here... Makita Electric Works, Ltd Anjo, Aichi, Japan manufacturers of Makita Power Tools announce the opening of an office/ warehouse and service centre m Singapore. mm ThMKtta Pawmtt Tool* Bingapahe. Pt&. LU m mm msk. 14 Arumugam Road #07-01 Bsst Teck Chiang Realty Building H| Singapore 1440. Tel:
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      I tried to return my flat
      91 19 I tried to return my flat I REFER to the Housing Board reply "Why HDB cannot let applicants inspect their flats." (ST, May 20). I was dissatisfied with my flat when I first saw it. I approached HDB officials about returning it but they said it would be too troublesome
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        The convicted person is allowed to use coin phone
        260 19 I REFER to the letters "Put into a iock-up for a few dollars less..." by Mr Ang Beng Tee (ST, May 16) and "Money was in car outside" by Mr James Law. (ST, May 20). We wish to thank Mr Ang
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        Telecoms not in step with HDB
        98 19 ABOUT two months ago we were alloted a Housing Board shophouse m Block 38, Defu Industrial Estate, Lane 10. To date we are still unable to move m because no telephone lines are available. Telecoms tells us the cables are not ready. In the
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        A little bit of chicken
        62 19 I BOUGHT a chicken pie recently. When I buy a chicken pie, I expect exactly that, not a "mostly vegetable with a little bit of chicken" pie. Does the law ensure that a pie contains a quantity of chicken sufficient for it to be called
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        SBS should improve this OTS service
        173 19 THE Singapore Bus Service is converting some of its services to the one-man-operated ticket system (OTS). One of them is Service 4. With the implementation of the OTS on this service, I now take 45 to 50 minutes to travel from Thomson Road to
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        Begin moving out the pig farms
        147 19 THE government's plan to centralise all pig farming m the Punggol pig farm area is commendable. The programme to resite all such farms, including those m the Jalan Kayu area, by the end of next year was announced some two years ago. Up to
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        Fears are unfounded
        149 19 i SINCE the Toa Payoh murder trial, many people have come to associate the "electric treatment" given by i Adrian Lim (one of the three tried) with electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) given by psychiatrists. This is unfortunate because: 1. Adrian Lim's "electric treatment" is completely different and m
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        These parking hours are inconvenient
        193 19 These parking hours are inconvenient THE Housing Board introduced the overnight parking scheme to combat illegal parking resulting from the limited facilities m housing estates. However, under the scheme, motorists are only allowed to park from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. These hours are inconvenient to many of them. They
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          Hotel staff learn how to fight fires
          268 19 Hotel staff learn how to fight fires I REFER to the letter "We must think safety at all times" by "Terrified." (ST, May 7). Your readers will be pleased to know that the Singapore Fire Service has a fire safety training scheme to educate hotel employees on how to cope
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        Extra chances to take paper not enough
        326 19 Extra chances to take paper not enough DESPITE attempts by i two ministers recently to allay the fears of parents on the second language requirement for j entry into the National University of Singapore, j there has been no relax- ation or modification of government policy on j the matter.
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Lock icon Lifetime employment, US style
      1216 20  - Lifetime employment, US style STAN LUXENBERG Two working concepts no layoffs and 'individual working time' By m New York WHEN the recession deepened m 1981, several top executives at the Materials Resource Corporation began to fear their chairman was making a mistake. Like many suppliers of the semi-conductor industry, the
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      Lock icon Flexible working years in 2 West Germany
      533 20  - Flexible working years in 2 West Germany WERNER ZWICK By m Munich A WEST German deEartment store has iken the concept of flexible working hours one step farther to "flexible years." The result Is a radical new approach to work schedules that lets employees work largely when they please, so
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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      Hongkong
      397 21 THE stock market yesterday closed steady on sporadic local buying with the Hang Seng Index rising 5.45 to 913.90 points. Prices opened higher following gains among listed Hongkong shares m London but most investors were sidelined reflecting the continued fluctuations m the Hongkong dollar. The brokers generally said they
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      Sydney
      348 21 AUSTRALIAN share prices yesterday closed widely lower m moderately active trading due to profit-taking, triggered by declines overnight on Wall Street and m world gold, sugar and base metal prices. The market opened lower. Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 146 -1 A N I 255 -10 A P M
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      Bangkok
      166 21 STOCK prices yesterday closed generally slightly higher m inactive trading. The Book Club index rose 0.35 to 122.81 on a turnover of 20.4 million baht with over 280,000 shares traded. Bahta 1Aokham Thai Asia Fibre 12S -1 Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 137 +2 Bangkok Bank 282 unch Bank Of
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      London
      729 21 RENEWED overseas demand prompted by maintained election poll support for the ruling Conservatives, reflected m sterling strength, pushed shares higher yesterday m spite of the approaching UK long weekend, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 4.0 points to a new peak of 710.2. Overseas favourites
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      Manila
      135 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed on a turnover of 2.99 million pesos, down from 6.15 million on Thursday. The Commercial and Industrial Index added 0.30 to 111.28 and oils by 0.011 to 1.361 but the Mining Index was down 9.12 at 1,494.28. Benguet Con. B 100.00 -1 CDCP 86
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      505 21 WALL Street stock prices took a breather on Thursday after a three-day run-up and closed with a slight loss for the first time this week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved m a narrow range all day and closed off about 5 1 i points at 1223.50. Declines
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      Tokyo
      378 21 -Ml. V^ PRICES closed lower as late profit-taking and liquidations in the blue chips and populars erased initial gains yesterday. The market average lost a provisional 8.08 to close at 8,617.92, with the day's trading volume at 280 million shares, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Index ended 0.49 down
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      Amsterdam
      221 21 SHARE prices on Thursday were mixed with no major movements seen and gains limited despite Wednesday's higher Wall Street close. Akzo led the declines m Dutch internationals, falling 1.40 guilders to 58.60, while Royal Dutch was down 0.70 at 118.90. Unilever reversed earlier losses and rose 0.60 on Wednesday's
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        Rubber
        145 21 RUBBER futures m London were narrowly mixed at midday yesterday, between £7 a tonne below and £3 above Thursday's close m traded positions. Prices ended generally around the session's lows as a few sell orders depressed prices m thin volume. Near July Sep ended L 7 lower, out of
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        Tin
        101 21 LONDON Metal Exchange morning ring dealings m tin yesterday finished a holidayshoriened session with Three Months standard grade metal at f:8",525 a tonne, down f:4O from Thursday afternoon's kerb close. The morning session saw the ITC buffer stock manager continue to support the market with purchases of forward delivery
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      11 21 Market holiday THE Singapore and Kuala Lumpur markets were closed yesterday.
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      704 22 22 Stamps Coins SELLING VERY LARGE private collection of Singapore, and Foreign, modern Gold and Silver Proof sets and singles, Coins and Medallions. High Numismatic investment. Phone *****54 Frank for further details. 24 Garage Sale EXPAT LEAVING, ROLLTOP desks, bedroom set with brass bed board, plants, carpets, almost new water
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      531 22 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products I OPENING SALE i China and Oriental vases and antiques made I of clay and porcelain m shapes of figuring and animals (especially White Elephants). Wholesalers and Retailers Welcome. (GEE HENG TRADING CO. 529, Gay World Park, IGeylang Road, (next to carpark
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      652 22 I 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor 6001. Beach Road, #01 24 GoMen Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 HDB Licence: E/ AS/ 1831 He specialised m Renovation. Plumbing, Iron Grill, Kitchen Cabinets. Electrical Fitting, etc Enquiries: I Tel: *****6J8, *****49 J LIAN YEE DECORATION General Construction Renovation H.D.8./Private House. Good workmanship for flooring, carpets,
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      382 22 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN £jk HEALTH CENTRE I I 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture The Beauty Clinic does not operate a branch m Flair Salon. Neither is it associated or connected m any way with Flair Salon or Garry
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      285 22 53 Computer Products/Services OPENING SALES From 26 May to 11 Jun 128K Computer $998 Computer System $1396 Apple lie Special 12" Green Monitor $179 Diskettes Special Offer NEC PCBOOI Computer $990 Apple Cards Special Offer and many items on sale during sales period or while stocks last Please refer to
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      586 22 60 Business Opportunities f BUSINESS FOR SALE I We are a fast expanding and I profitable local company enI gaged m manufacturing of I Electronic/ Mechanical components and SubAssembly works m the Electronics Industry Due to other business diversification plan, we wish to offer the present business as a package
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      493 23 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing IP^CLANCY f^"^ the hair designers Opening on the Ist June 83 t at Paramount Shopping Centre #03-21/22- t^i 30 East Coast Road, Spore 1 542 f^S Bus. Hrs: 10am 7.30pm |H^ Clancy Wong (formerly of Jantzen) *^t'^* A± cordially invites clients, friends and "^F
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      416 23 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP COMPUTER CLERKS Mu.st have experience m operating computer. Working hours 9am to spm, Saturday 9am to 2pm. Tel 298:5844. c) Tutorial WANTED COMPETENT TUTORS preferably teachers, to teach Physical Science and Mathematics (Syllabus B) at GCE 'A 1 level. Jalan Pemimpin area. Ring *****69. SCHOOL
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      347 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical T POSB invites applications for the post of: BANK TELLER/ CLERICAL OFFICER Requirements: Singapore citizen age between 17 and 25 years Singapore Cambridge GCE 'O' level Certificate with credits m at least 3 subjects, 2 of which must be m English and Mathematics Male
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      550 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical -^PETROCHEMICAL CORPORATION^ OF SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the post of: WAREHOUSE CLERK Requirements *GCE '0' level with credit m English ♦Preferably 1 -2 years' related experience •Ability to type at 35wpm The
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      415 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An established Financial I Institution m the heart of the Central Business District would like to invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:1. REGISTRY CLERKS 2. ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirements:- Minimum ;i credit passes m GCE O' level including h'nglish Minimum I
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      465 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Sales A Service Company locate m Benoi Road requires:1. ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Qualifications: Minimum GCE 'O 1 Leve with LCC Higher Account Preference yiven to thosi with ACCA Level I or H'M/ Parts A B. 2 years working experience exposure and/or expertenci In KDP an
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      536 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical bm BEHN MEYER l requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirtmants:--e GCE 4 O' or 'A' level Preferably with knowledge of bookkeeping c Ability to type c Some working experience would be an advantage Applicants should submit full particulars, current and expected salary, contact telephone number and
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      648 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An International financial servicei organization requires SECRETARIES c GCE A' or O' level witl credit In English c Recognised secretaria qualifications with shorthand/ typing speeds of 100. 50 wpm respectively c Mature, pleasant personality and able to deal with people al all levels Minimum
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      697 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARY required by established Trad--1 ing Company. 1 c GCE O' level but A' level preferred I Secretarial Certificate Write good business letters and preferably with knowledge of shipping documentation (import/export) c Working experience m sales/ marketing department of trading company 1 c Competent
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      630 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An established building construction company requires: SECRETARY c i command ol I ngllsh Wit h know ledge ol hand and t> ping With minimum 2 years working experience and .it>l«--lo work Independently Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be given to the successful applicants.
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      571 24 66 Situations Vacant i d) Secretarial if Clerical SECRETARY required Qualifications: (ici- /V level Qood command ol English. Able to work Independently. c At least ;i years working experience for senior management. Interested applicants, please write m w "h personal resume, photo and contact telephone number to MAXWELL ROAD P.O.
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      775 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Garment Factory requires the following staff: TELEX OPERATOR OCE'O level Able to type accurately at reasonable speed, Preferably with relevant experience Please apply with full particulars and contact telephone number to: The Advertiser S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923
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      775 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK TYPIST with working experience required by electronic company m Toa Payoh. Apply stating personal particulars, salary expected contact telephone number to: Alexandra P.O Box :«)f), Singapore 91 15 FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Chinese) urgently required. Must be able to handle PABX switchboard. Salary
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      553 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales c) Sales GENERAL MANAGER (OPTICAL TRADE) INCOME AROUND $50,000 P.A. PLUS ATTRACTIVE FRINGE BENEFITS Required to manage a chain of optical shops. Candidate must be a university graduate and have several years' experience m optical trade. Diploma
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      292 24 Required SALES EXECUTIVE to deal with a company's range of telecommunication products. Requirements: c Minimum GCE 'O r level c At least 1 year sales experience, preferably on Electronics/ Electrical or Office equipment c Completed NS Interested please write m, giving full personal particulars and salary expected or call: *****51
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      596 24 A New Food Materials Trading Company requires SALES TRAINEE The Person Singapore citizen, male, age from 23 years, education minimum "O" level, pleasant disposition and possess conversational ability. Knowledge of spoken Mandarin and Hokklen/ Cantonese dialects essential Experience: Mm. 1 year m salesmanship. Please write giving full personal particulars and
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      673 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDER .seeks highly motivated FEMALE SALES PERSONNEL Attractive remuneration and a Company car will be provided. Write with full resume and contact number to: THE ADVERTISER S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 0923. LOOKING FOR PART-TIME JOB! Join us as
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      526 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical ASTEC 4K|| ASTEC "//M INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD We. an electronic manufacturing subsidiary of a multinational corporation, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following postltions:MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (3 rotating shifts) Possess diploma or ITC certificate m electronic engineering ITC certificate holders must have
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      458 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical SINGAPORE OFFSHORE PETROLEUM SERVICES PTE LTD \\>- manage and operate Loyang Offshore supply Bate which services companies engaged m offshore onshore oil exploration ami related oilfield industries. We Invite suitably qualified male applicants lor the following posts A) Electrician B) Mechanic Requirements:- For post (A),
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      584 25 Enterprises Pfe. Limited (A member of the F&N Group) Invites applications for the positions of: TECHNICIANS (Electrical/Mechanical) The Job: The person will be mainly responsible for setting up moulds, adjusting, repairing and maintaining plastic and electro- mechanical machinery. He is also required to ensure the smooth operation of the machinery
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      229 25 m THE SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Invites applications for the posts of> A) DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants must possess an ITC Certificate m Mechanical Engineering Drawing Design or equivalent. Preference will be given to applicants with relevant experience m an Engineering design environment. B) LABORATORY ASSISTANT The successful applicant will
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      514 25 lEM We are a Computer Peritherals Manufacturing Company. Owing to our rapid expansion, we invite suitably qualified candidates to fiirthe following challenging and rewarding positions. Q.A. PROCESS TECHNICIANS Qualifications: Minimum 2to 3 years experience preferably with electronics exposure. Diploma/ C G in Electronics Engineering. Resourceful and dynamic. Responsibilities: Periodical line
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      280 25 This weekend our personnel team welcomes you to drop by our factory for a walk-in interview Date: 28th 29th May 1983 Time: 9 am 5 pm As FEMALE PART-TIME OPERATORS/ working hours 7 30 am 12.10 pm $9.15 per day 12.08 pm 4.48 pm $9.15 per day 6.30 pm 10.30
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      209 25 GENERAL ELECTRIOi MSA TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE PTE LTD if you're 16 and above and wish to work as: PRODUCTION OPERATORS Drop by for a chit-chat with our friendly personnel team at any time between 8 am 1 pm today at: 103 Boon Keng Road r a\\ uS at SINGAPORE MORTON
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      413 25 A subsidiary of an International Group ol Companies bated m Jurong requires: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE/ FEMALE) Requirements: Age 16 to 35 years. No experience required. Malaysian are welcome. We Offer: c Confirmation increment, attendance bonus, performance bonus, transport allowance, shift allowance Fringe benefits: c Paid holiday sick/ annual/ marriage/ maternity/
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      774 25 WEEKEND -^n INTERVIEWS! Due to our expansion programme, applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions:COMPUTER TECHNICIANS Male below 30 years old Minimum qualification Diploma or C G in Electronics or Computer Engineering Experience m maintaining micro or mini computer Able to write assembly or high
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      562 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous NTUC Fair Price Co-operative Ltd invites applications for SALES ASSISTANTS (Full-time/Part-time) Male/Female Vacancies at North Bridge Road, Bedok North (Blk 212), Margaret Drive Showroom, Tanjong Pagar, Serangoon Garden. Coronation Plaza, Bukit Merah, Peace Centre, Marine Parade, and Bukit Ho Swee.
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      395 26 tfSf The Club invites applications f< the pott* ol: A. MEMBERS' HEALTH CENTRE: 1) GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTOR The Job: The successful candidate is expected to take overall man agement and control of th club's newly completed healtl centre equipped with latest gym nastic products. The Person: The successful candidate mus be
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      612 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A Progressive Property Developer urgently requires: UNIFORMED SECURITY OFFICERS If you are: c a professional with special quality of integrity, alertnerss intuition. c a person who commands respect from the Public through your conduct, deportment and actions. c a person who is dedicated to the
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      477 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We. a well established printing company invite application* for the following pottt: PRODUCTION ASSISTANT MALE CLERK Requirement*: Minimum GCE O' level passes Completed full-time National Service Working experience is preferred but not essential This is a good opportunity which will ensure you of Job security
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      570 26 66 Situations Vacant i wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmm I) Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE Requires CHAMBERMAID (Able to speak simple English) CLERK TYPIST (Experienced) PAINTER LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ASSISTANT COOK LOUNGE HOSTESS We offer top salary and fringe benefits with excellent advancement prospects. Interested parties are Invited to call us for interview appointment or
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      582 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1 Trading Company requires: 1) WAREHOUSING CUM DELIVERY MAN At least A years' experience with class 3 licence 2) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (FEMALE) Able to work Independently and Maae with wholesalers and supermarket. c Knowledge of telex operation c Experience m purchasing and admin, work 3)
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      684 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous STARLIGHT NITECLUB requires STEWARDESS Par! time lull tune Attractive salary, good ln-nr fits Experience not necessary Non citizen are welcome Interested contact Mr Tan between 2pm 10pm at:--315, Clemenceau Avenue or Tel: *****76/*****19. URGENTLY REQUIRED DESPATCH RIDERS c Possess Class 2 driving licence. Owner of
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      603 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous TECHNICIAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY with experience In electrical and electronics Call .Jessie at *****08 after lpm rj i V VEHICLES y-— f BOATS 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire PANWIN 200 BRAND NEW PANWIN 2(X) Half cabin cruiser C/w Evinrude or Suzuki 140, trailer, S/ST fuel tank and
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      588 26 72 Vehicles For Hire MITSUBISHI COLT $750 p.m foi ioiiK term lease Phis ano 1 othei fine new cars (Datsun $690 Lancer |798 etc Ava!labl< monthly, weefcl) daily from Tn Car Rentals &02-88, Inteination al Plaza Tel Z*****1 :>.*****3. DUMAC CAR RENTAL Service: Dally. Weekly Monthly Specia rates Latest model
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      803 26 76 Vehicles For Sale i r c) Datsun EXPAT LEAVING. JUNE 1977 Datsun 140J, alrcon, cassette Tax Nov 83 PARK 17 Kvelyn Road 09-21. (2531 178) LATEST MODEL NISSAN Pulsar One owner, aircond, tuff-kote. I sports runs Loan arrangeable Show room rondition *****2 MID-1981 120Y, GL. Ist lady owner, aircon,
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      302 27 i—^ s >^x v *\>O ~^/O^^/\jf 'XXZ-vOO w? Motor o>i \s MONROE Macpherson monroe Replacement is the proven, r t rinoc economical way to Uannages renew Macpherson strut _^^Ko^^ suspensions Quick Economical "|§P Efficient. ¥MONROEF For Toyota. Datsun, Mazda, Ford, VW. Peuqeot. BMW. h'iat;lvl mi makes using Macpherson strut fronl
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      542 27 h) Mercedes ALMOST 1980 MERCEDES 200 Auto Co regn Showroom condition. Aircond., radio cassette. New tax Interested contact *****00. AUTOMATIC MERCEDES BENZ 200 79 model. PARF eligible, awon, sports rims, radio/cassette, new road tax. Tel. *****59. BUY ING/ SELLING/EXPORTING Mercedes 600. 450. 350. 280S, 250 or any big cars, sports
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      506 27 I) Mitsubishi 1974, COLT LANCER 1200 Cassette Eligible for PARF. Good running condition Tel: *****35 1978 MITSUBISHI COLT Sigma 1 600 GS. 2 private owners, aircon, radio 'cassette Tel. *****58. 1979 COLT LANCER 1400 GL. New model, one owner, aircon, $15,150. Jalan Toa I'ayoh Caltex Station. 74 LANCER 1200 PARF,
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      603 27 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others I) Others i) Others Only 5533.237 PARF I for the hottest shape Driving is Believing ilKl So come on m and test-drive JB^fcfc»_ *^S' *JHmm&. wk the FUEGO He RhlSi/u r (S AteOW EXKLUSIV AUTO PTE
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      652 27 m) Commercial Vehicles ALMOST '82 TOYOTA Hlace passenger van, fully aircond, one company owner, just passed ROY Inspection, beautiful condition, $18,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****83. 1981 DAIHATSU JEEP. J55, 4 wheels drive. Aircon. With loop cushions, radio/ cassette, power windows and sports rims. Showroom condition. View: 21 Upper Serangoon Road, Spore
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      697 27 a) Houses Dist. 10 Holland Road Located m quiet, yet convenient street, lovely 2-storey bungalow with 4 bedrooms, servant's room. Very large living/ dining area. Garage, partly furnished. $5,800 Near to Jelita Cold Storage Nestled behind high brick wall, this immaculate 2-storey bungalow offers 4 bedrooms, children's playroom. Separate living/
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      526 27 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles ■M^^^E» .a^aaflaaa^BaaaV I'" XWKL Wmoßomstß. nmiiQßnAWßtrmßismuiifOßYOußMOHfr This is the new Ford Laser. LASER FEATURES: Value for money, arf prices You will be
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      151 27 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments cA^dmore^ OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms: large lounge: ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from 55. 375 per month including service charge Visit our show Hat I
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      461 27 j 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dist. 10 STEVEN ROAD/SOMMER- VILLE ESTATE 3 4 bedrooms maisonette/Townhouse with own private garden full condominium facilities from $4,000 OTHERS. ..Balmoral Park Townhouse/Court. Balmoral Tower Cairnhill Plaza, Dynasty Garden Draycott Tower Maisonette, Mount Faber Lodge. Nobs Hill LINDTRAC AGENCY *****79 (5 lines) TOP EXECUTIVE
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      466 27 86 Accommodation I Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9, BEHIND LUCKY Plaza beautifully furnished 2-bed-roomed apartment, servant's amenities, available 1/7/83 Call *****28/ *****50 (agent). DIST. 9. CAIRNHILL PLAZA apartment, 3 bedrooms/ servants, unfurnished, central aircond. swimming pool. $5,000 Mc'Robertson. *****88. DIST.9 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED apartment. 2 aircon bedrooms with attached bathrooms, walking
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      605 28 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses world leader m air conditioning and heating technology FREE SERVICE WHEN YOU RENT A CARRIER AIR-C:ONDITIONER. c) Rooms 2 FURNISHED ROOMS m bungalow house at 43 Newton Road (opposite Royal Hotel) for couple Aircon. private
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      587 28 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Established Real Estate Company requires: MALE/ FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE Preferably with experience m relevant field. Possess own transport. Attractive salary and fringe benefits offered to selected candidate. Interested applicants, please I call MISS TAN at: *****93 for interview appointment I Single-storey bungalow m DISTRICT
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      393 28 b) Private Apartments Balmoral Point Maisonette Dist. 10 Built-in area 3,300 sq.ft. With 4 spacious bedrooms and attached bathrooms. Spacious split-levelled living/ dining rooms with balcony. Guest toilet and complete maid's amenities. Fully carpeted. In popular Dist. 10 locality. A bargain at $995,000. Vacant possession. COMPREHENSIVE REALTY TEL: *****22/ *****49
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      696 28 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments j^j^UBNTOn MEADOWS rstf£j7 The Ultimate m Condominium" Jr ®P en the d°°r to a world of its own with a gold key.
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      318 28 DIST. 9, LLOYDS COURT, 1,600 sq.ft. freehold, 3 plus 1 bedrooms with alrcond, spacious living/ dining. Asking $490,000 with tenancy. Tel: *****00/ *****73. DIST. 9 CAIRNHILL GARDEN 1400 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Tastefully renovated. $475,000. Belmont Realty *****55. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, 2-BED-ROOMED apartment with swimming pool. Facing sea. Located
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      522 28 c) HDB/HUDC Apartments APARTMENT LOCATED ON sth storey at Mci Ling Street, 3roomed HDB (2 rooms 1 big hall), point block with special imported Spanish vinyl tiles, wall carpet. Kitchen and bathroom mosaic tiles. Nicely located, easy access to schools, markets and 10 minutes to town. First offer $66,000 secures.
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      401 28 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments CIRCUIT ROAD 3 rooms no renovation $38,000 negotiable loan $15,300. *****61/*****29. CLEMENTI 5 ROOMS Italian marble flooring. $155,000 negotiable. *****11/2/3. CLEMENTI 5 ROOMS ceramic flooring cabinet furnished $160,000 ono. Loan $81,000 *****11. MARSILING LANE 3-ROOMED HDB flat, Blk 15, 3rd floor, terrazzo flooring,
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      502 28 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted A leading development organisation is looking for development sites m the city area or suburb of Singa- I pore for development of shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semidetached or terrace houses and factories as well as I
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      378 28 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale SHOPHOUSES/ SHOPPING COMPLEX FOR SALEI Dist. 1439, Lorong 13, 3-storey shophouse. 1670 sq.ft. 3storey total built-in area: 4300 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession. $900,000. Dist. 0922, Orchard Road/ Orchard Towers, (front block.) 580 sq.ft Freehold. Vacant possession. Good location (main entrance hall). Suitable for selling jewelleries
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      327 28 102 Tours /\*£^j>j raHnuupar 5 Days MEMN/L Toba $520 5 Days BANGKOK/PATTAYA $739 8 Days BANGKOK/PATTAYA CfNENGMAI $919 Departures every WEDNESDAYS 9 Days TAIWAN ROUND ISLAND $1,839 12 Days TAIWAN/ HONGKONG $2,079 14 Days TAIWAN/HONGKONG/ BANGKOK $2,199 Departures every SUNDAYS 8 Days TAIWAN ROUND ISLAND $1,759 11 Days TAIWAN/HONGKONG $1,999
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      502 29 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces COMPLEX Every floor is just like ground Forklifts accessible to all floors/^* A! No restriction to foreigners N>-*-^, 4r /^C\ Every unit with proi) r^^^^ \J_y vision for installing V) \^^^>-^ wash bbans n ancl a r S^\
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      852 29 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours as A 9 Days ssiBBB f^MV W^K^- America, Hawaii (Honolulu), Hong Kong. Philippines I /W ALOHA AMERICA 11/14 Days W /Qgmti S$ 2599/3190 /&^^Sf* mv l H awaii (Honolulu) San Francisco, Las Vegas (Grand i>/f- Mr JMwmm an y° n L° s Angeles, Anaheim(Disneyland)
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      721 29 102 Tours 102 Tours SSSS^^mSmSSSSSSSSSSSSmmmmmSSSSSSm iiS'NAMHO: TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD fr rk Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100 Eu Tong Sen St., #01-14. #01-18 Singapore 0105 m Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office: People's Park Complex, Grd f-loor, 1 Park Road. #01-19. Singapore 0105 I Tel: *****1-3. *****6.
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      1034 29 102 Tours 102 Tours E/ HOLIDAY SPECIALS M WP 50AYS MEDAN LAKE TO6A -^B PT 50AYS JAKMiTA-PUNCAK-CPANAS-BANDUNG $***** DEP- 27/5, 03/6, 10/6, 17/6 <M W 40AVS BALI PACKAGE $780/840/919 (SINDU/SANUR BEACH/HYAn) JL W 3DATS TANJUNG PtNANG $250 00 DEP MON WED. FRI 4M 120 AYS JAVA-BALI OVERLAND R VISITING JKT/BOGOR/PUNCAK
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    81 30 113 Language ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleasure ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSES all levels begin on 13th June 1983 Choice of classes 4 hours daily (intensive) 2 hours daily Write for our brochure or enquire
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      149 30 137 Religious Announcements 137 Religious Announcements GOD CARES You are worth caring about Before this ad was placed we started praying for you because we care too. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY It costs you nothing! TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE Morning Services: Evening Service: 8.30 am 10.30 am 4.00pm l NTUC Conference
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      135 Personal Messages
      41 30 ENGINEER, 3 YEARS experience with Established Manufacturing Company seeks Sponsorship to pursue MSC Degree m Industrial Robotics and Manufacturing Automation at Imperial College, London University, Sept 1983. Write to: ST. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 0923.
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      56 30 137 Religious Announcements SINGAPORE KESWICK CONVENTION Theme All Free m Christ Je»u» 1-5 June. 1983 7 30 nightly. National Theatre. Speakers: Or. Paul S. Rees, Dr. Sam Kamaleson ALL ARE WELCOME. Sponsored by: Evangelical Fellowship of Singapore. SHALOM CHURCH REFORMED Baptist. Sunday Service, 7.15pm sth Floor Chapel, Bible House. S'poie
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      134 Lost & Found
      76 30 134 Lost Found LOST DALMATIAN UNDER special Medication at Meyer Road 21/5/ 83. Reward offered. Call: Mrs Chen. *****46. LOST ENVELOPE WITH documents on board SBS Bus 172. Finder, please contact *****8 cxl. 6108. MASTIFF, (OLD ENGLISH) lost Upper East Coast/ Lucky Heights/ Bedok South. Reward. *****23/ *****77. WHITE PLASTIC
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      62 30 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR CHAN KIM YIN AGED 80 YEARS Founder and ex-chairman of o. companies M/S CHIN SHIN PTE. LTD. M/S EE CHIANG CO PTE. LTD. patted away peacefully on 26/5/83 at 2015 hours leaving behind beloved wife, children and grandchildren. Cortege leaving 2A Amber Road, Spore 1543
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      49 30 The family of the late SVEN OLOF AHLQVIST SVEN OLOF AHLQVIST wish to express their profound thanks to all relatives, friends, priests and well wishes and also to the Finnish community for their visits, valuable assistance, wreaths, messages of condolence, prayers and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      173 30 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The parents, brothers and sisters of the late ROBERT THIA TOON SOON wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their condolence, gifts, wreaths and scrolls during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Pastors, Session Members and the congregations of Zion 8.P., Bethany 8.P., Faith 8.P..
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      354 31 PARIS, Fri. John McEnroe collected another public warning yesterday when he struggled to beat Spaniard Alberto Tous 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 m a second-round match punctuated by a further series of fiery outbursts at the French Open tennis championships. McEnroe took nearly three hours to beat
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      169 31 PATRICK Flodrops didn't mince his words when he left his chair on the centre-court st the Roland Garros Stadium after umpiring John McEnroe's latest skirmish. "I've umpired McEnroe II times," he sighed, "and he's Impossible. "I don't want to say that McEnroe cheats on purpose but
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      6 31 ...and two more seeds go out
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      173 31 FIFTH-SEEDED American Pam Shriver, playing m a pair of shoes borrowed from Eliot Teltscher, suffered a bad fall during the third round of the French Open tennis championships yesterday and was forced to retire with a sprained ankle after losing the first set.
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      350 31 Men's singles, second round: Mike Depalmer (US) bt Pascal Portes (Fra) 6-1. 6-3, 6--2; Eric Fromm (US) bt Bernard Boileau (Bel) 6-4, 6-4, 6-2; Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Sergio Casal (Spa) 6-2, 6-2, 6-2; Shlomo Glickstein (Isr) bt Jan Gunnarson (Swe) 6-2, 6-3, 6-4; Marcos Hocevar (Bra)
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      177 31 LONDON, Fri. All-rounder John Shepherd completed the finest all-round performance of his career when he smashed 168 for Gloucestershire against Warwickshire m the English County Cricket Championship yesterday. On Wednesday, the 39--year-old Shepherd returned his best championship bowling figures when he took seven for
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      171 31 Zhert Hua shows the way KINGSTON (Jamaica), Fri. China's Cai Zhen Hua reached the quarter-finals of the Masters' men's singles table tennis tournament here, beating Hungarian Janos Molnar 22-20, 21-14 m the third round yesterday. He will be joined by compatriots Wang Hui Yuan and Jiang Jialiang, Hongkong's Chui Man
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      155 31 Back on the road after 15 years KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Badminton Association of Malaysia have revived their annual badminton Open after 15 years, ana some of the world's best players may take part m it. The tournament, sched- j uled from July 2 to 6, is to j be
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      291 31 PARIS, Fri. While John McEnroe's rowdy activities were inevitably again the main feature on a day when the main contenders continued their advance towards the finals, third-seeded Czechoslovak Ivan Lendl took a bite at Mr Umpire. Lendl, looking completely m control as he cruised
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    932 33  -  Derek Wild Manchester's tidal wave sinks Brighton's brave Seagulls without a trace By m London 1,ONIX")N. Fri. Brighton's Seagulls began on the crest of a wave and ended up completely awash as Manchester United, surging continuously like some red-and white tidal wave, coasted to the most
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    FINALLY UNITED
    27 33 MY CUP RUNNETH OVER.-.Manchester United captain Bryan Robson hoists the FA Cup that he helped secure with a flowing performance that poured two goals. AP.
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    561 33 HOW does the refrain go? Love is wonderful, the second time around. ...yes, I'll swear Sir Matt Busby was humming that as his birthday tune as Manchester United, the club he exhumed and rebuilt from the ashes of
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    398 34  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Ace Bee K him out or the swine By SINGAPORE'S Kee Bee Khim was going smooth as clockwork m the second round of the Queen Sirikit Cup women's golf championship at the Bukit Course yesterday until her swing let her down badly at
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    297 34 DUBLIN (Ohio), Fri. American golfers Ben Crenshaw and Lanny Wadkins shot five-under-par 67s to tie for the lead after yesterday's first round of the prestigious Memorial tournament here. They led by two strokes over compatriots Andy Bean and Gary Koch and Canadian Jim Nelford.
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    246 34 8.99 Judy Kurowski (Sin), S. Selvaratnam (SL), P. Krupanich (Tha). 8.98 Choo Lai Chee (Mai), Ida Makasutji (Indo), S. Dubbvibul (Tha). 8.1« R. Tobing (Indo), Kathleen Copley (Sin), Janet Siow (Mai). 8.24 Nonita Lall (I), T. Wimaladharma (SL), M. R. N. Buranasiri (Tha). 8.32 L
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    346 34 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. The deadly shooting, dazzling footwork and uncannily accurate passing of Zico will not be among the talent on display during Brazil's European soccer tour next month. Zico, World Cup team-mates Junior and Leandro, and Marinho have all been left
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    864 35  -  BRIAN MILLER Driving force By Pictures by Hansel spurs Peng Siong, and Junie to do it Wright No problem IF YOU are one of those who thought that eight individual events was a "killer" programme for Junie Sng then, don't read on. Because, from tomorrow until Wednesday, the
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    254 35 THE national women's 100 metres record, which has stood the challenge of youth for more than a decade, is likely to find a new claimant before the SEA Games are over. And the girl who ldfeks set to smash the 12.2-second mark, held jointly by Glory Barnabas
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    Suchart set on mark
    272 35 SUCHART Jaesuraparp wants the SEA Games 100 metres track record! Beaten at the last Asian Games m New Delhi by Malaysian Rabuan Pit, the 32-year-old Thai will settle for nothing less m Singapore. "Anat's (Ratanapol) 1975 record of 10.38 second, set m Bangkok, is my target
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    Mar Mm's back for gold
    247 35  -  SHIRLEY TAN By MAR MAR MIN is back. And Burmese track coach Khaw Khin says she has returned stronger, faster and confident of a gold medal m the 3,000 metres, which will be an improvement over her second place m the 1979 Games m Jakarta.
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      388 35 -.■j^j' iffltl '^*>^.- WELCOME CONTIHGEHTS TO THE f2THS.E.A.GAttt.S IN SING APOTO Once again the best athletes from the South greater achievement that develops a longEast Asian countries have gathered together m lasting relationship among the participating Singapore to contest supremacy m the 12th nations. S.E.A. Games. Our hope is that
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      3700 36 mmußameasm 2.15 class 5 div a 1,200 m :f Th:>«| (Ratings: 4B-38) mmlmms&m (stakes: $11,500) 1 *****7 Victory ID 58.5 (47) Hooplah-Ismail 3 nzg d 2 +.5 (1200 m) Unplaced m all four starts this season; left stall awkwardly and bumped at start when 7th of
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      WHAT THE TIPSTERS SAY
      376 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO WENG SOOK 10 Showalter 5 Loyal Escort 2 Desert Terror 10 Showalter 10 Showalter 1 5 Loyal Escort 2 Desert Terror 5 Loyal Escort 5 Loyal Escort 5 Loyal Escort 2 Desert Terror 4 Kuala Lipis 10 Showalter 6
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      Bullet to find mark again
      373 36  - Bullet to find mark again EPSOM JEEP By BULLET should be right on target again m Race 7 for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 1,600 m at Kuala Lumpur today, opening day of the King's Gold Cup Meeting. This New Zealand-bred five-year-old is unbeaten m three starts this season.
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      106 36 THE Seiangor Tori Club conducted a trial run of the closed-circuit television on Thursday and described it as "satisfactory." It has advised the Singapore Turf Club that barring any unforseen circumstances, races m Kuala Lumpur will be telecast "live" to Bukit Tlmah and the other two racing
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      Datin's Fancy — if the going doesn't worsen
      167 36  - Datin's Fancy if the going doesn't worsen PEDIGREE By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Although promoted to the top class, last-start winner Datin's Fancy IV should account for a Div 4 field over 1,600 m (Race 4), providing that the going does not worsen. A fortnight ago,
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      Get aboard the Oriental Express
      178 36  -  TONTO By MALAYSIAN-BRED Oriental Express, who found one to beat m her last start, can go one better today m Race 3. She tried to make all the running m that race but was beaten close home by Shoot Up High by three parts of
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      Jet Away looks sure of Cup berth
      420 37 Fireglo goes fastest as the going improves ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Sprinting sensation Jet Away n looked a picture of fitness this morning when doing three-quarter pace work with Martin Sng astride. The going has improved to yielding and
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      CHIAM BACK IN ACTION TODAY
      104 37 CHIAM BACK IN ACTION TODAY JOCKEY T.S. Chiam, pictured at right on Freedom Fighter II after the gelding's record-breaking run over the Bukit Timah l,6Mm In a Ritz Club Trophy race m March, has come m from the cold. Chiam has served a 16-race day suspension over his handling of
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      Leading jockeys
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      228 37 Supreme Court move to halt inquiry PERTH, Fri ACTION has been taken m the Supreme Court m Perth to prevent stewards of the Western Australian Turf Club hearing an inquiry into an incident during a race at Kalgoorlie. After hearing evidence, Mr Justice Pidgeon reserved his decision on an application
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      1442 37 ■.f f4 L MM 20 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200 m ■I. ilrf W ~T (Ratings: 52-43) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 0*75 Arandel's Girl 57 (52) Bold-Samsuri 2 af dc 4 (1200 m) Cheng 10 2 4750 Yokohama 57 (52) Blue Light-West 3 nzg dl same (1200 m) Nglow
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      337 37  -  NEIL OUGHTON By EPSOM (England), Fri. Only a brave punter or a fool would back his prediction for this year's Epsom Derby with a large wager. Injuries and constant rain m the last six weeks have rendered the form books useless and left everyone
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    TAKING THE WRONG AND WINDING ROAD
    319 38 THE Games Village guide book has, obviously, been overlooked by many foreign athletes. One of the items m the book Is a map of the village. One group, who live just 50 metres from the block housing the shop and the bank, have been
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    Misbun is out
    579 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN Malaysia's shuttle ace down with the flu By MALAYSIA'S badminton ace Misbun Sidek has dropped a bombshell by withdrawing from the SEA Games. The 23-year-old Swedish and German Opens champion handed a medical certificate to Badminton Association of Malaysia secretary Shuaib Kassa on Thursday night,
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    Retirement the next item on Gerry's agenda?
    445 38  -  JANICE SEAH By GERRY ITEM strolled into the Toa Payoh swimming complex on Wednesday night straight after a two-day flight from the United States. But, poor guy, he didn't have time to even look tired because quicker than you could say "gold medal"
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    FIRE AND FURY OF FILIPINO MASTERS
    353 38  - FIRE AND FURY OF FILIPINO MASTERS PETER SIOW LEONARD KING By By ALFIE ALM ARIO, the Filipino master marksman, is almost certain to carve his way into the hearts of local fans when the SEA Games basketball competition starts tomorrow at the Gay World Stadium. And Almario does not need
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    823 39  -  MOKHTAR DAHARI JOE DORAI Stop Fandi and we'll stop Singapore By By MALAYSIA are more skilful and experienced than Singapore. That's why I am picking them to win the opening soccer match tonight. What makes it more comforting is that Soh Chin Aun and Santokh Singh
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    375 39 Three of the best to strengthen Singapore against Bayern A DATE with one of the world's most famous football clubs that's the bonus awaiting three of the most outstanding players from the six foreign countries taking part m the SEA Games tournament. The trio will be invited to join
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    Come one and all to the people's ball
    350 39 SO Thambiah Pathmanathan and Rajagopal Sariamorthi will not play for the Singapore soccer team In the Games, and swimming sensation Ang Peng Siong will not take part m the 2H m freestyle. The two national associations the Football Association of Singapore and
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    Debutants Brunei to host next Games
    352 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By BRUNEI will host the 1985 SEA Games. At a SEA Games Federation meeting yesterday, Brunei delegation leader Pengiran Datuk Hussein confirmed his country's role as hosts of the 13th Games at Bandar Seri Begawan. The Games, likely to be restricted to
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    94 40 FISHING boats perch on a wharf m Oga, Japan, after being washed ashore In a huge tidal wave triggered by a huge earthquake that hit northern Japan on Thursday. The death toll from the earthquake and the tidal wave now stands at 47, but another 55 people
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    341 40 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday said British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had "a sort of veto" over any decision he might make to launch British-based United States Cruise missiles m a WASHINGTON, Fri conflict with the Soviet Union. Speaking m an interview m the White
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    28 40 COLOGNE, Fri. Six people were killed and 22 seriously injured when the Ostend-Vien-na Express ploughed into a landslide and jumped the rails near Cologne last night.
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    186 40 Search for ferry disaster victims ABU SIMBEL (Egypt), Fri. Army helicopters, navy motor boats and frogmen continued the search today for victims of the fire disaster aboard a Nile ferry m which 317 people were feared dead, officials said. They said 194 bodies have so far been recovered from the
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    42 40 NEW DELHI, Fri. India's domestic carrier, Indian Airlines Corporation, loses an average of 60 million rupees (about 5512.6 million) a year due to collisions between its aircraft and birds, the daily Hindustan Times said today. AFP age of 18. UPI
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    301 40 US, France set for showdown From Page One ened hopes for a compromise between the US and France over their monetary policies, analysts said. Strong disagreement over the relationship between the dollar and other major currencies would inevitably surface at the three-day Williamsburg summit, which
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    445 40 Kujau: I forged 'Hitler diaries' Stern reporter who arranged the sale arrested on suspicion of fraud HAMBURG, Friday A NAZI relics dealer has confessed that he forged the Hitler diaries, and the authorities have arrested the reporter who arranged the sale of the papers to Stern magazine, a West German
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    363 40 Jedi breaks one-day tickets record HOLLYWOOD. Fri MORE than one-and-a-half million people saw Lacasfilm'B Return of the Jedi on its opening day as the third movie m George Lucas's Star Wars trilogy apparently set box-office records across the United States. The U556,219,629 (5512,999,t21) that Retarn of the Jedi earned on
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    191 40 FRANKFURT, Fri. Worries about tension m the Middle East helped push the US dollar and pound sterling to their highest levels of the year against most other currencies today. They broke through psychological barriers at 2.50 and four marks re- spectively, dealers said. Concern over
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      184 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE The 46th annual general meeting of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation takes place today. Will there be a "showdown" between the two doyens of the local banking sector, Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat and Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan? Companies Editor MANO SABNANI
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      444 1 Village of warmth and colour For 3,000 athletes and officials involved m the 12th South East Asia Games starting today, home is the sprawling Nanyang Institute of Technology m Jurong. BRIAN MILLER and photographer MAX KIAN SENG take a walk around the campus to capture the mood and spirit of
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        305 1 Sgg^^Mg!^^^^ imiTiOOK Airport International is Se^ream trelS jjfflMflLlff 1 1 \r^ rt nnfftv over LLIoUKt Z i^ 081 I^^ kitchenware BOOKS 2, Page Six Page Nineteen When your road music has to be as good as your home music j? Jt ill JS&f w w fj^^ sßk .^wsrt*"**"^*^*"^^ 4 &t&0&
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        799 2 A SET of pots and pans is among the basic implements of cooking. Having the proper utensils lightens any task. The right pot or pan can turn a chore into a pleasure. You want pots and pans you have confidence m like a heat-retaining casserole m
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        244 2  -  DEREK BUTLER DERK BULTER Good value at a bargain I AM always delighted to come across one of my favourite wines at what seems to me to be a bargain price. A sample m the shop shows promise, I take a couple of bottles home for a more
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        A culinary sparkle for under $20
        739 3  -  Christinr Khor LE GOURMET RESTAURANT Mezzanine Floor Orchard Hotel Reviewed by NATALIN LING WITH a la carte prices shooting up like Nasa rockets (even m these times of recession), more executives are turning to buffets and businessmen's lunches. A fierce "war" is being waged
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        747 3 There's more to pots than shape From Page Two Another way of combating the problem of food reacting to aluminium is the introduction of aluminium pots lined with stainless steel. Copper Only tor the Pros Many professional chefs and serious home cooks would fit their kitchens completely m copper. Not
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        280 2 T"^ AT T T Y^m X^*\T 7 r "7 ""T/^™^ T 7 T™^ uicMßFmWLwur^'^sL v ICEiIwI%rIEHBH II V^^ mm Jr aF Jf flf m an^ accessories, m UrMNt. M^&mzmml M f (rr l~> ot h ™h <-"ul Lulies, m m t'^^ special disanints. I mm Mr* JmW m m W\k!
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        189 2 ON ALL ITEMS MONTAGUT Tee Shirts (France) $42.00 ti $70.00 WHITMONT Shirts (Oddments) S 8.90 ipnris I ARROW Shirts $20.00 ti $48.00 MANHATTAN Shirts $30.00 ti $58.00 VAN HEUSEN Shirts (England) $39.00 ti $84.50 Imported Ties 5.90 ipmrts GUY BERAC EVE Pyjamas $10.90 ipmris Imported Tee Shirts 8.90 ipwiris MOFFI,
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        111 3 M Jt3f J The I3est ideas for the bathroom 8 WF^ RANGING FROM SAFETY BATH MAT, BATH PILLOW. SHOWER CURTAIN CURTAIN RODS. >■% r~ r Bain Pillow Jl&rf I v ♦5«4 i"iß Tl»lil Q C I IkvllP UITnrMTWKiII.C*RP«CAi-MIR lO >»* Uvin9 Three pieces m one W_3 Main Showroom »03 06
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        308 3 CHARLES JOURDAN'S STUNNING SALE Up to 70% off many of those beautiful things you always wanted from Charles Touraan! Till May 3LCome inandbrowse. I RICH LEATHER HANDBAGS I FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR I FORMEN AND WOMEN I TIES OF REAL DISTINCTION I A VARIETY OF STYLISH BELTS FOR I MEN AND WOMEN
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        645 5 GOODBYE MICKEY MOUSE By Len Deighton. Granada- 1982. 448 pp. $11.10 Reviewed by PHILIP COOREY WHEN Len Deighton first burst into fiction with The Ipcress File, he was hailed as the new master of spy stories, a reputation which he maintained with his subsequent work
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        Spy thriller on the Sputnik launch
        555 5 WHO'S ON FIRST By William F. Buckley, Jr Penguin. 1980. 275 pp. $7.15 Reviewed by SELADANG THIS book written by a prominent American harks back to an era when the American spirit was robust, when it purportedly symbolised tne romantic, the potent and pioneering.
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        466 5  -  RURH YOUNGBLOOD By m Massachusetts NORMAN Porter spends his weekends poring over copy, laying out pages and putting the final touches on articles aimed at jolting indifferent readers out of their apathy. Like other newspaper editors, Porter complains about woefully long stories, convoluted
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      1097 6 AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL By Brian Moynahan. Pan. Revised edition: 1983. 343 pp. $10 Reviewed by KEVIN SULLIVAN AIRPORT International is a comprehensive guide to the ins and outs of air travel. It is not written exclusively for enthusiasts of the jet engine. Although the book
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      Making new friends and sealing old friendships
      677 7 In its rural surroundings and just off the main Pan-Island Expressway, Nanyang looks so cold and concrete from the outside. But right now, if you look hard enough, you'll find a special kind of warmth and a lot of colour. From Page One
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        463 7 HHHHHV7STSn3 v <■ i;:.; V The pioneer m Singapore's television industry since 1 966, t-i iiiMMMM^agi^^^ raHi Roxy's legacy of technological knowhow m the pursuit of <llllllll— KHj qualfty m colour television receivers is a continuing process. 11"" IBP Improvements and innovations for a better set are constantly 10 1
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        279 7 MANY MAY 25 to 29 Wed Sun 9am 9pm YAMAHA MUSIC SHOWROOMS PLAZA SINGAPURA 7th Floor, Plaza Singapura, Orchard Road, Tel: *****11. MARINE PARADE 87 Marine Parade #03-201. Tel: *****88. CLEMENTI 451 Clement: Aye 3 #03-309. Tel: *****19. dßk Information also available at Yamaha Portasound •tfflP^^^M^ H'-Fi Dealers ■Kodak Disc
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        439 8 .NOW SHOWING SIMULTA T EOUSLV 6 THEATRES! odeon nnfE^s^ißio] w »^vjy j BROADWAY/BEDOK/MAJESTIC/REGAL/GALA j 1 1 00. 3 4b, 6 30 9 )spm Admission: Circle $4 Stalls $3 < ash Bookings Only No List No Military Concession r7.VIV; PAIfT? with «o«l»kli purcbucd ai ifO'S KING UJkb BuwfRKINGV* (•"*<>'.'<•<>'> < <^^^pr
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        432 8 Mm v&WW More than 100,000 Singaporeans ■1 18 BL have seen the International Wm HPf Gerry Cottle's Circus. Have you? MM 11 If Don't miss this exciting event. 'liliil Mw Kallany Shore Gardens (next to National Stacfium) J& REVISED SHOWTIME •5»,. No Show Today owiny to the ofx'nmu ceremom r^W
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        409 8 JADE: 7th WEEK 45th DAY U (*****80) 5 SHOWS 11am. 1 30. 4.00, 6.30 &9 00 RK lIARDCKHK MMB-«B-«MK& DKBRAWIIVC.KR I Everybody' l.ilhing dbuut jk^ 0 v bk^bl Louis Gossel! Ir m his kWms T^b^^W^'bt H ACADf MY AWARD winning M£ \*jW' J BJ perfurmance as the tough SB "^H
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        714 8 1 ORGANISATION b IT= l iiiF l iviWK'M NOW SHOWING N.> Free 1 ist PRINCf I lorn, I 30 400 6 45, 9 I 1 SAVOY PRfSIDt NT I lam I 4b 4 00 6 45 9 15 I IBr RTV 10 4b I 15 345 6 30, 900 CHANGI
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        1098 9 n^B Hr^rtr rf^ffSteiha THE OFFICIAL SUPPLIER ni?T?TrTAT nui?iviTivrr' Kff\S«E^^_™i fe^^^ OF CANDIES TD M O**lClAl_ OPENING CrK^ll^ li =r PAmriCIPANTS& OFFICIALS I of B^2S« OF THE 12TH SEA GAMES v mFMr j^A '^KsV&s£''>''m. THtj £JLfT\£XUt V J^_BaH|SP^;<4P, ;l ;;i;;f^^:;ii;;. ;i^.i;:;;:::;.::" ITi JCIIJ I^^^ -j-^-B-OT^^P^^-wS^^ I fT^^^^ 111 fflK. .^_____HP --_i
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        574 10 APPOINTMENTS f PHILIPS mkT* are a large and established multi-national company and we manufacture and export electrical and electronic vV equipment to more than 1 20 countries throughout the world. We are looking for candidates of high calibre to fill the following positions:INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS I L-DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER _J The Job:
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        440 10 I POSB COMPUTER SERVICES I PTE LTD I fl The Company is responsible for developing new banking M 8 systems for POSB. Plans are m place for more sophisti- we fl cated on-line banking systems. k fl We now invite career-minded EDP professionals to apply for X fl following positions:
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        948 10 OnonprQ V 1 1 &Lybr3DCl Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive SjjjjjjjjjSSs Selection, Marketing
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        755 11 APPOINTMENTS A Atari is a world leader m innovative consumer electronic products featuring the Atari Video Computer System TV game and Atari Home ATA fj I Computer Systems. Due to the rapid growth of w\ I fil\ 1 our Far East Operations, we urgently require the O A Warner Communications
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        823 11 i» FAG SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD H FAG is a world leader m the manufacture of Bearings, h Textile Machinery Accessories and Hydraulic Brake 1 9 Parts with Group Headquarters m Germany and I 9 Manufacturing and Distribution units m 25 countries. 1 9 FAG's subsidiary m Singapore seeks
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        755 11 ■I The National Iron Group II II SINCACON OVERSEAS II I POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS fi Singacon investments, a member of the National Iron f. Croup would like to invite applications from fresh ■p I graduates for a scholarship scheme to pursue postgraduate studies (Master's Degree Program) m certain m m chosen
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        1111 12 APPOINTMENTS RrnwrtfV^ 1 1 1 1111 11^ ULJ^ WWI I ill LEADERS IN THE Hi A 1 9j J^^ jf^JL M OFFSHORE OIL AND M W% flfjl GAS INDIj STR¥ t f X M Our Company is a leading International Engineering and X p9 |B Construction Company involved m all
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        697 12 1 1 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF 1 1 I SOUTH EAST ASIA 8 we require a mature and well- f 1 qualified person as I PERSONAL ASSISTANT I 1 to the Headmaster I The appointee to this challenging I senior confidential position will be IJ responsible for providing to the
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        465 12 f Your Road I to Success I Begins With... I GENERAL ELECTRIC Controls Re Ltd I PRODUCTION I SUPERVISORS i Applicants should preferably be Diploma Holders with 2 years of related working experience. Those without the necessary quali fications but with a minimum of 5 years experience m a similar
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        503 12 HARGILL-WEIR ENGINEERING SERVICES PTE LTD, a member of the Harper Gilfillan Group is an aggressive sales and service organisation, representing world renowned products from USA Waukesha gas and diesel engines as power units to serve all segments of industry Sweden Saab Scania diesel engines S for marine, industrial and power
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        603 13 APPOINTMENTS I SENIOR OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR We are the offshore branch of a leading American bank. We have a vacancy for the position of Senior mm Supervisor m our Commercial Group, Operations HIS Department. This position offers excellent career development prospects for the right candidate. The successful candidate will primarily be
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        645 13 faA^Eri Bayer (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. V D J invites applications j i I 1 TECHNICAL SALES iji REPRESENTATIVE I at I Xv for our ij i j i j :|:j:j chemicals department •X\ Education: Bachelor of Science (Chemistry of Chemical/ J[ i Xv Mechanical Engineering), or Diploma m Chemical/Plastic •X\
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        528 13 NATIONAL OXYGEN PTE LTD (A Member of the National Iron Group) The company is a recently Incorporated subsidiary of the National Iron Group. Its principal activity is the production of Industrial gases, it will be the second largest industrial gas plant m Spore when completed m 1984. We are now
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        548 13 ACCOUNTANT We are looking for a suitably qualified person to join our team currently working on the RAFFLES CITY Project. THE JOB The successful candidate will be responsible for daily financial administration which includes processing payments, monitoring of annual budgets, preparation of payment reports and monthly accounts and tax matters.
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        771 14 APPOINTMENTS rAj Electrolux The World Is Our Market Electrolux SEA. the wholly owned subsidiary of Electrolux AB of Sweden has been established m this region for well over a decade The company is a world-leader m a number of fields (e.g. Vacuum Cleaners, Absorption Refrigeration, Professional Chain Saws etc.), with
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        535 14 ABNBank For an international bank ABN is also very local We would like to offer to an experienced lady the opportunity to develop further her secretarial experience by joining us as a CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to our Regional Manager based m Singapore. THE JOB Reporting directly to the Regional Manager, the
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        691 14 We are a fast expanding local w^^ agency and our expansion plans call for more dynamic people to join our team Vacancies exist m the following positions: RECEPTIONIST We expect the candidate to possess a G.C.E. 'O' Level Certificate with a good credit m English. This is the job for
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        485 14 HONG LEONG INDUSTRIES MANUFACTURING LIMITED (A MEMBER OF THE HONG LEONG GROUP) We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: TECHNICAL OFFICER (Concrete Division) QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Diploma m Civil Engineering or Building Some working experience m design or estimation work m Civil Engineering/Building. Applicants without the relevant experience
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        621 15 APPOINTMENTS r PHILIPS Opening up new frontiers m electronic technology and career advancement. w lj c are a large multi-national organisation m the forefront of electronic technology. We TT have m Singapore significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities covering a diversified range of products from consumer electronics and appliances
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        353 15 I An established Company invites applications for the position of: The Man: 21 30 years of age CCE '0' level certificate 4 years' experience m retail selling m a large organisation Able to converse m fluent English, Mandarin and dialects Class 3 driving licence Those without the required academic qualifications
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        532 15 f \\J TRAVENOL 1 >X LABORATORIES I (Partners In Saving Lives) We are a multi-national company specialising m the manufacturing of medical products. Our company is now embarking on an expansion programme. We invite applications for the positions of: QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER I Requirements: Applicants should possess a Degree m
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        723 15 NOTICES Petaling Garden Berhad (Incorporated In Malaysia) Notice of Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Twenty-Third Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Dewan Melati, Subang View Hotel, Subang Jaya, Selangor on Wednesday, 15th day of June 1983 at 3.00 p.m. for the following
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        1059 16 APPOINTMENT PPSC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM SINGAPORE ■)*V CHEMICALS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 51.GoMhill Plaza 21 10. iQPi Singapore 1130 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The petrochemical industry will be growing significantly m the 80s and is one of the key factors to the Republic's strategy m structuring the economy. PPSC is a downstream company m the
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        277 16 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE LEGAL AID Divorce No. 1773 of 1982 Between Toh Suan Heok (n Toh Gek Heok also known as Jennifer Toh (m.w.) Petitioner And Mr Willy Soon Respondent To: Mr Willy Soon formerly of No 19 Pasir Panjang Road Singapore TAKE NOTICE
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        288 16 G ARFIELD B^ Jim Davis I TAKE CARE) f PON'T BE A SEE F ~7 I CAN'T B>ELI£VE NOW Jl^ 7 V STRANGER 7 BYE I VUH 7 THE FUSS THEY MAKE J7^~~^\ iy (50 I NOW j v_ I OVER GOING TO &EP |^\rYsEE\ [LON6//f BYEJ V-^ V V^_
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        1236 17 NOTICES I SPP LIMITED I |*l (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) ■£y At the Annual General Meeting of the members of SPP Limited duly 4gj» convened and held at the Company's Registered Office, 315 Alexandra |H Road, Singapore 0315 on the 24th May 1983, the ordinary resolutions MB set
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        620 17 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING CDIS TENDERS:1. PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF COLOURED SLIDES FOR THE:--i) LOWER SECONDARY SCIENCE (LSS) PROJECT T/CDIS 25/83 ii) SECONDARY SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY (SSG) PROJECT T/CDIS 26/ 83 Hi) LOWER SECONDARY HISTORY (LSH) PROJECT T/CDIS 27/8* iv) SOCIAL STUDIES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS (SSP) PROJECT
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        496 17 PEANUTS ByScHulz U)MEN IT'S WINTER YOU IN TME SPRING ANP (BUT FALL 15 IN TME FALL YOU MAVE CAN STAY IN TME MOUSE TME SUMMER YOU I PIFFERENT.. J To KEEP MOVING... CAN JUST LIE AROUNP^ "^5 NORBERT By George Fett I HATE IT WHENi I"\ f THE ONiy TH\hi(sr
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      Cherry goes red
      649 18 POTTERY EXHIBITION By Cherry Tewfik Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Ends tomorrow Reviewed by CHIN Ol TOW ACCORDING to Charles Lamb, roast-pork was discovered by a simple Chinese lad whose negligence caused a fire which reduced his rustic home to ashes but
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        845 18 ___hb f^H y^_ i— vv __B__P _j______l^^^^ «gjK^> ■■■>.♦>- w^k J^k wt 9v^____B j 9w _g^_ M^o LrM^H-l I fB_Ml HliK_^^& _,^fti*^^ t r IM|^ aHIH Ik ***?s-. aJI mJ *ik IBb-H-H-^-b frt^-p^jw l^ s^^_^____p B^p^sKKt''™^^ _9i _H__p^^^^^^lfc^*_j_-t _v #^*4_^^____E VHh "^.Mk wf^_jM_r^___fl__(. "^^uM. yj »J I) II i _sSMH_H_-NS-fibW-R-Hl^-^-M-i-ai-^-MH-^-W-^-t
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        180 18 KUCHAI DEVELOPMENT BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF AUDITED PROFIT AND DIVIDEND YEAR ENDED 31 ST DECEMBER, 1982 The Board of Kuchai Development Berhad announces that the profit for the year amounted to $496,000 (1981 $763,000) before providing for taxation of $284,000 (1981 $308,000) leaving a net profit of
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        200 18 APPOINTMENTS I PHILIPS Start a satisiying career m a large multinational company m the forefront oi electronic technology. We have an immediate vacancy for a:— PURCHASING ASSIST A NT The Man: A Technical Diploma Holder m Engineering with 2 to 3 years' related experience. Knowledge of MRP and exposure to
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        89 18 What makes Japan one step ahead? In industry after industry, Japan has overtaken the West. A key factor m this extraordinary success has been management. Provocative and important, this book shows how we can learn from Japan's example and, at a time of deepening economic gloom, it constitutes a landmark
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        571 18 TODAY: per child below 12. THE LONDON SYMPHONY the *****. National Museum FREE FILM SHOWS Tiong Bahru Zone A RC. 9 ORCHESTRA 7.30 p.m. Art Gallery. 9 a.m. -5.30 Knockabout and The Pink a.m. -3 p.m. $2.50 per adult Victoria Concert Hall. Tick- p.m. Till Tuesday. Panther. Organised by West
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      719 19 SK^^L^^^^^UL^^^k REMEMBER the fifth "R"? R for Respect? The one that should be above and before reading, riting, 'rithmetic and computeß literacy? Well, readers' letters and responses tell of the same kind of thoughtlessness, ignorance;- even cruelty talked about m last week's Saturday With column.
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      846 19 Richard Anderson Plays for pleasure... "That 's all it is" When the stars came down to play CAROLINE NGUI at a stars' war only it's mainly hit and giggle IT WAS amazing how a blue and white tourist coach could create such a stir. And cause an even greater hubbub
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        530 19 THE OFFICIAL SUPPLIER L&L OF CANDIES TO OFFICIALS OF THE 12TH SEA GAMES mm HOE INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD 1300 LORONG 1 TOA PAYOH SINGAPORE 1231 TEL. *****55 1-^THE SUPER ROMANCE SERIES THAT.IT ~W ouches the Hearts of W>men PASSION INTRIGUE ADVENTURE HARLEQUIN. The great new best-selling romance series from Americas
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        260 20 «^HBdgnflß\dHri^^^ll J^^^ PRIVATE LIMITED On the occasion of the expansions of their Orange Julius stores M^^^^^^^^^^^i^^ lßilßl now located at Catha > Cinema Levels 1& 2 and Majestic Theatre. 111 1 fIU Opening Soon at Broadway, Bedok Regal and Orchard Theatres. Tl ■Tl the entire kitchen. |H I FABRISTEEL private
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