The Straits Times, 15 October 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times [Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    SUI SEN DIES
    1199 1  -  PHILIP LEE LEE KIM CHEW AHMAD OSMAN CHAN ENG CHENG BHARATHI MOHAN IVAN LIM HSUNG BEE HWA Finance Minister's unexpected death from heart attack Reports by and THE Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, one of the longest-serving members of the Cabinet, died of a heart attack
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  • The Sunday Times
    • The minister who hated name-droppers
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        Love that byte
        43 1 Love that byte A nine-page special on personal computers tells you about the latest models at a big exhibition next week by 140 companies. Also general pointers on how to pick what suits your needs. Plus the pitfalls of office computers. And more.
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        Video: Spore gets a bad name
        44 1 Talentime: Signs of a coming of age PLUS The world's greatest tippers... they used to be the Americans, but now a fascinating report reveals they've slipped to fourth on the list. The shortest distance to a woman's heart
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  • SECTION TWO
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      The Adventures of the Intrepid 270
      41 1 Outlook Comics 24,25 Cinema 16 Radio TV 28 Appointments notices 18-25 and 27 Page One Tan Lee Leng tastes all things tofu m TokyO Outlook.Page Two PostTalentime report: A star is born Leisure. Page 27
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  • LATEST
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      Lock icon FOUR SHOT DEAD IN PUNJAB
      77 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Police today shot and killed four suspected Sikh extremists m a gunbattle m Amritsar district of Punjab state, the Press Trust of India said. The encounter, at a village near the Sikh holy city of Amritsar, was the first major clash between
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    Lock icon BMF director quits
    85 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. At least one of the top Bank Bnmipatra official*, linked with the Bumipntra Malaysia Finance loan scandal has tendered his resignation. An officer with the bank identified the official as Datnk Hashim Shamsnddin, who is a director of Bank Bumipii tra and BMF. It
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    Lock icon Parkinson quits
    216 1 LONDON, Fri. Britain's Trade and Industry Secretary Cecil Parkinson, SZ, resigned today, a week after admitting an extramarital affair with his former secretary. A government statement said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had accepted it with regret. As no replacement had yet been named, Mr Parkinson's deputy, Mr Paul
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    Lock icon Around Venus
    44 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Venus-16, the second Soviet interplanetary probe this month, went into orbit around Venus today and began circling the planet every 24 hours, four days after its sister craft, Venus- 15, went into orbit, the official news agency Tass reported. AP
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    Lock icon Exposed: Plot to oust Indonesian govt
    452 1 Middle East country may be involved, says official JAKARTA, Fri. A plot to overthrow the Indonesian government has been uncovered m the central Javanese town of Yogyakarta m which a Middle East country is suspected to be involved, an armed forces intelligence spokesman m
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      818 2 Equal chance now HOUSING BOARD flat applicants under the new selection system will, from next week, have an equal chance of getting units of their choice without losing out to priority cases. This is because the HDB has come up with a scheme, starting on Oct 20, which allocates
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      COMMENT
      179 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE trouble with the Economic Development Board is that it sounds as doll as ditchwater. Yet, while it may be hard to make the initials EDB sound exciting, the board actually has an important role m all our lives, and never more so than m
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      196 2 FUSAN MAY CLOSE DOWN ITS FISHING NET OPERATIONS FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd may be forced to close down its fishing net operations unless the Malaysian government acts swiftly to control the indiscriminate dumping of fishing nets into the Malaysian market by overseas competitors. This point was made
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      SPORTS
      282 2 Three cliff-hangers SINGAPORE sweated for more than four hours before finally upsetting eighth seed Scotland 2-1 m the preliminary round of the World Team Squash Championship m Auckland yesterday. All three matches were hard-fought affairs with two going the full distance and m the end only three points separated
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      671 2 Chun replaces PM SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo Hwan replaced his Prime Minister and 11 other Cabinet members yesterday m a sweeping overhaul of his government following the bomb attack m Burma that killed several of his top aides. He acted swiftly to rebuild his government just
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      SECTION 2
      352 2 Up where they belong FOR the past 20 years the Singapore Adventurers' Club has climbed mountain after mountain, The club's 270 members have had few mishaps, the most serious incident was when five members who went together on an overland trek m Europe returned as enemies, reports TEO
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      175 2 Ruling on Haj trip THE Malaysian government announced yesterday that from next year, all Malaysians wishing to perform their Haj will have to go through the Pilgrims Management and Fund Board (Tabung Haji). The Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Haji Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, said there
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Chun replaces PM and 11 ministers
      451 3 Cabinet resigns to give him a free hand to reshuffle SEOUL, Friday PRESIDENT Chun Doo Hwan replaced his Prime Minister and 11 other Cabinet members today m a sweeping overhaul of his government following the bomb attack m Burma that killed several of his
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      Lock icon New body set up to probe Aquino killing
      286 3 MANILA, Fri PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos created today a new body to investigate the assassination of his chief political rival and, m a move aimed at appeasing the opposition, announced plans for constitutional amendments affecting parliamentary elections next May. Meanwhile, thousands of Filipinos
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      Lock icon S. Koreans did not fire on guard post: UN Command
      410 3 S. Koreans did not fire on guard post: UN Command SEOUL, Fri. The United States-led United Nations Command today described as "baseless" a North Korean charge that South Korean troops fired on a northern guard post at the demilitarised zone (DMZ) but reported a North Korean violation. "The UN Command
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      Lock icon Life term for Khmer 'traitors'
      99 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnamese authorities sentenced to life imprisonment seven "Kampuchean soldiers" alleged to have helped guerillas ambush a Soviet convoy last August, Cambodia's ousted Khmer Rouge leadership said today. Khmer Rouge Radio, monitored m Bangkok, did not say if the soldiers were civilian conscripts attached
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon 14 Reds killed in Philippines
        45 3 MANILA, Fri. At least 14 communist guerillas were killed m several encounters with government forces throughout the Philippines yesterday and today, the military reported. Officials at military headquarters here said another 12 communist guerillas were captured m the encounters. UPI
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        Lock icon Indonesia to import more rice
        64 3 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's National Logistics Board has officially revised its estimate of rice imports for the fiscal year March 1983 to March 1984 from 800,000 tonnes to one million tonnes. The Antara news agency quoted logistics board chairman Bustanil Arifin as saying the increase was
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      Lock icon Rangoon sacks 2 deputy ministers
      161 3 RANGOON, Fri. The government today dismissed the the Deputy Minister for Home and Religious Affairs, Mr Mm Naung, and the Deputy Minister for Trade, Mr Khin Maung Vi, the Prime Minister's Office announced. The announcement said they had also been "permitted to resign" from their
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      Lock icon Crew 'shot dead two workers in port fight'
      142 3 Crew 'shot dead two workers in port fight' CHITTAGONG (Bangladesh), Prl. The crew of a cargo ship fired dock workers here yesterday, killing two and Injuring seven, police said today. They said eight Filipino crewmen of the M V Khaderwali, flying the Singapore flag, were arrested after the crew fired
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Guatemala to hold assembly elections next year
      154 4 GUATEMALA CITY, Fri. Guatemala has told President Ronald Reagan's special commission on Central America that elections for a constituent assembly will be held on July 1 next year and presidential elections m 1985. "We are willing to return to constitutional regime," Guatemalan Foreign
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      Lock icon The 2-kg portable computer
      50 4 The 2-kg portable computer THIS is the new Xerox 1810 portable computer, with a 64,000-character main memory, displayed m a briefcase. The Rochester, New York, office machine firm introduced the new device on Wednesday. The computer weighs 2.26 kg and is to be priced at U552,195 (about 554,700). AP picture.
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      Clark is the new Interior Secretary
      710 4  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor His surprise appointment may affect US foreign policy WASHINGTON, Fri. The unpredictable President Ronald Reagan yesterday put a coat of polish on a dull political week when he made the near-sensa-tional decision to appoint National Security Adviser William Clark
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      Lock icon TV 'piracy' in Caribbean — agreement in sight
      275 4 TV 'piracy' in Caribbean agreement in sight Reagan policy to stop aid puts pressure on offending nations WASHINGTON, Friday CARIBBEAN and Central American nations that "pirate" millions of dollars m entertainment programmes from US satellites may be pressured into paying for some of the material, according to government and film
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      Lock icon Surgeons stitch up a private cut
      116 4 NEW HAVEN (Connecticut), Fri. Surgeons have successfully reattached the penis of a 32-year-old married man, hospital officials reported. Dr Charles Cuono, who headed the team that performed the eight-hour operation, said that the man was doing "remarkably well" and should be discharged within 10
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      Lock icon It's NOT murder
      175 4 Appeals court frees doctors who allowed patient to die LOS ANGELES, Frl. The California Court of Appeals last night overturned murder charges against two doctors who were the first m the United States to be Indicted for withdrawing all life support systems from a patient. A number
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Israeli government faces big reshuffle
      372 6 Criticism from opposition, citizens and coalition mounts JERUSALEM, Fri. THE four-day-old government of Mr Yitzhak Shamir faced a major reshuffle today as criticism mounted from the Labour opposition, Israeli citizens worried by economic chaos, and from within the ruling coalition. Mr Shamir's first task was
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      Lock icon US 'plans Jordan strike force'
      332 6 THE Reagan administration has reportedly proposed to Congress a secret US$225 million (Ss4Bl million) plan to equip two Jordanian army brigades to serve as a special strike force for use m emergencies m the Persian Gulf. The reports came amid a White House warning to
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      Lock icon US planes warned: You may be fired upon
      180 6 US planes warned: You may be fired upon WASHINGTON, Fri. US aircraft have been warned that they could be fired on without notice if they flew over or near Iran's off-shore oil facilities m the Persian Gulf without specific authority from Teheran. The warning to avoid flying over these areas
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      Lock icon Druze militia attack Lebanese army units
      157 6 BEIRUT, Fri. Druze Muslim guerillas m the Shouf Mountains bombarded Lebanese army units with rockets and mortars today, threatening Lebanon's shaky 18--day ceasefire despite progress towards opening peace talks. The shelling came after a split developed m the committee monitoring the ceasefire, with two
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Japanese MPs' boycott
        64 6 JAPANESE OPPOSITION MPs boycotted Parliament for the second straight day yesterday to force a vote on a resolution seeking to oust former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka following his conviction on a bribery charge. With opposition parties insisting on giving top priority to a vote on the oust-Tanaka
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        Lock icon Daily Mirror to be sold
        67 6 BRITAIN'S SECOND largest daily newspaper, the leftwing Daily Mirror, and five sister publications are to be sold to the public next year, owners Reed International announced m London on Thursday night. The Daily Mirror was a pioneer m popular tabloid journalism and was for many
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        Lock icon US fears block deal
        85 6 UNITED STATES* fears that high technology exports to China might fall into the hands of third countries, such as North Korea, are still blocking a deal with Beijing, a senior State Department official said on Thursday night m The official, briefing reporters as Chinese Foreign Minister
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        Lock icon Polish demo broken up
        70 6 POLICE USED teargas and water cannon to disperse hundreds of demonstrators who marched through the streets chanting proSolidarity slogans after a church mass m Poland's steel-making suburb of Nowa Huta m Krakow. Witnesses said the clash took place after more than 8,000 people attended a memorial
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        Lock icon Two cinemas bombed
        51 6 SECURITY IN New Delhi was tightened yesterday after unknown terrorists bombed two cinemas killing five people and injuring 20 others. The terrorists bombed the two separate theatres on Thursday night by rolling hand grenades down the aisles as viewers were shuffling out of the halls, investigators said.
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        Lock icon PM voices concern
        61 6 PRIME MINISTER of Papua New Guinea Michael Somare yesterday voiced concern at the United Nations over French nuclear testing on Mururoa Atoll m the Pacific and called for selNdetermination for remaining colonial territories m the area. He also told the UN General Assembly that his government opposed
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      Lock icon Geneva talks 'must not be cut short'
      536 7 Warsaw Pact wants agreement to be reached: Tass MOSCOW, Fri. WARSAW Pact foreign ministers said today it was essential that the Geneva arms talks continue beyond the end of the year even if agreement between the Soviet Union and the United States has
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      Lock icon 18 more SS-20s installed in Asia, say US analysts
      121 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Soviet Union has installed another 18 SS-2t nuclear missiles m Asia while holding negotiations with the United States for weapons reductions on both sides, American analysts have concluded. Deploying the mis- siles east of the Urals boosts the
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      Lock icon Tories reject call to keep out non-whites
      412 7 BLACKPOOL, Friday BRITAIN'S ruling Conservative Party yesterday decisively rejected a motion calling for an end to coloured immigration after a stormy debate which threatened to throw thjs year's annual Tory conference into turmoil. The controversial motion, which was opposed by the government but
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      Lock icon US laser weapon may be ready by 1990'
      148 7 US laser weapon may be ready by 1990' WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States could have a ground-based laser weapon able to destroy Soviet satellites even m distant orbits by 1990, President Ronald Reagan's science adviser George Keyworth said yesterday. Mr Keyworth said major advances by US scientists over the past
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      Lock icon Indian to head London School of Economics
      176 7 Indian to head London School of Economics LONDON, Fri. Indian economist Indraprasad Patel was yesterday named as the next director of the London School of Economics and Political Science. He will take over at the school, part of London University, on Oct 1 next year, the Court of Governors announced.
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      Lock icon Nato leader to retire
      51 7 BRUSSELS, Fri. Nato secretary-general Joseph Luns said today he would announce his retirement m December and would name Britain's Lord Carrington as a possible successor, official Nato sources said. Mr Luns, 72, said foreign ministers would select a replacement at their regular meeting on Dec 8-9.
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      Lock icon Trade talks
      51 7 MOSCOW, FYi. A Japanese delegation began talks with Soviet officials yesterday on trade between the two countries which fell by 16 per cent m the first half of the year, Tass reported. It said the drop was caused by Japan joining Western economic sanctions against the Soviet Union.
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      Lock icon Icebreaker trying to rescue trapped ships
      210 7 MOSCOW, Fri. An atomic-powered icebreaker tried to smash ice floes and helicopters flew rescue missions yesterday m a massive effort to save 50 ships trapped m the far north-east, reports said. The icebreaker, Leonid Brezhnev, was sent from the port of Pevek to try
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      Lock icon Cut-price petrol
      121 7 BRUSSELS, Fri. A Brussels garage was effectively giving away petrol to Incredulous motorists yesterday as competition between Belgium's oil giants erupted into a bitter price war. Police were called In to control huge queues at the station run by the small Seca group In the suburb of Woiuwe-Salnt-Pierre
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    Equal chance now for HDB flat applicants
    514 8  - Equal chance now for HDB flat applicants TEO LIAN HUAY New scheme should put an end to grouses over rejected units By HOUSING Board flat applicants under the new selection system will, from next week, have an equal chance of getting units of their choice without losing out to priority
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    How the HDB's modified selection scheme works
    20 8 Note: Flats set aside for priority cases depend on demand from such cases.
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    Chinese drama
    56 8 THE National Library's Bukit Merah branch will hold a talk m English on Chinese theatre at 3 p.m. today m the branch's lecture hall. The speaker will be Miss Lim Beng Choo, a member of the I-Lien Dramatic Society. After the talk, there will be a Mandarin play
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    Party for disabled
    41 8 A PARTY for handicapped children will be held tomorrow at the Police Academy's badminton hall from 3 to 5 p.m. It is being organised by the Singapore Police Force, the Education Ministry and the Post Office Savings Bank.
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    Largest supermarket for tender
    203 8 THE largest supermarket-empori-um built by the Housing Board is up for tender at Hougang new town. The unit, spread out on the first and second storeys of a soon-to-be-completed block, covers an area of 7,056 sq metres. Supermarkets cum emporiums m other HDB estates have floor
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    Opening of 'Food Street' at shopping centre delayed
    310 8  - Opening of 'Food Street' at shopping centre delayed CONRAD RAJ By CENTBEPOINT'B row of restaurants, which was to have been opened m July, is still not operating because of an error In design. In building grease traps which block solid wastes from entering drains, the designers had located filter systems
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    Man jailed 6 months for selling forged guarantees
    421 8 shop and then asked if he could be supplied with guarantee booklets. Mahtani revealed he could get locally printed ones at $5 per copy and Mr Lam later bought 10 of them. Mr Lam approached Mahtani on three occasions and bought 324
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    Outrage charge
    56 8 A SWEEPER claimed trial on Wednesday to a charge of using criminal force to outrage the modesty of a 28-year-old retarded woman the day before. Rahmat bin Yusof, 36, is alleged to have committed the offence at Block 40, Alexandra Road. The case will be heard on Dec
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    Egypt's new envoy
    60 8 EGYPT'S new ambassador here presented his credentials to the acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, yesterday. Mr Hassan Amin Shash, 52, has served m the Egyptian foreign service since 1966. He was Egypt's Ambassador to Ghana, Cyprus and Hungary from 1971 to 1982. He succeeds Mr Moheb
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    Youth choir faced with problem of age
    313 8 Youth choir faced with problem of age THE Singapore Youth Choir is facing the inevitable ageing problem. About a third of its 25 members are on their way to reaching 25 years of age. Under its nearly 20--y ear-old tradition, this means that these older members will have to quit
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    Seafood centre row settled
    346 10 Commissioner happy with explanation: Thai firm THE Thai company running a seafood restaurant m the former Big Splash at the East Coast Parkway has resolved its problems with the Commissioner of Lands. According to the Seafood International Market and Restaurant, the Commissioner of Lands was "happy"
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    Centrepoint subway
    35 10 PEDESTRIANS can now use the subway at Centrepoint which leads to the southern side of Orchard Road. This subway will be later extended to link with the proposed MRT station m KUliney Road.
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    Speakers and new awards in QC month
    427 10 IT PROMISES to be a showcase of sorts and there will be, for the first time, new awards too for those who have distinguished themselves m helping to improve productivity. And there's more. For the first time, two foreign experts and practitioners m
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    Himalayan climb with a purpose
    237 10 THE rarified air and winds might make it difficult to light candles on a cake but 4,000 metres up the Nepalese Himalayas is where a local club will hold a special birthday party. Eight people will go there to toast the coming of age of
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    Couple accused of cheating to get credit card
    375 10 A COUPLE claimed yesterday that when they applied for a supplementary credit card they regarded themselves as man and wife, although they were not legally married. Heng Chiang Yeoh, 43, a police sergeant, now on suspension, and Elizabeth Phay Soo Huang, 26,
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    Hotter than usual days
    122 10 SINGAPORE has been experiencing hotter than usual weather these days. Maximum temperatures for the last five days have averaged 33.2 Celsius 2.4 degrees more than the usual October average. On Tuesday the maximum teperature rose to 33.7 Celsius, but on Thursday It dropped slightly to 33.1
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      People with glasses can be policemen
      228 11 YOUNG men and women wearing glasses, may now be recruited into the police force, to be trained as constables. But their lens power must not be more than 300 degrees. Earlier, only inspectors and higher were exempted from the nospectacles rule. Now that the
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      Winners today, stars tomorrow?
      177 11 MORE Singapore singers and dancers will be seen on TV shortly. SBC wants to train the finalists, semi-finalists and quarter-finalists m the Chinese Talentime '83 contest. SBC officials have told the 10 solo finalists, what they would get if they signed a one-year contract with SBC
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      World wise
      78 11 FORMER Prime Minister of Japan, Kakuei Tanaka, has been sentenced to four years' jail and fined 500 million yen (554.5 million) for accepting bribes from an American company while he was Prime Minister, about 10 yeaft ago. Mr Tanaka has already filed an appeal against the sentence. THE
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      Speak Mandarin Campaign
      212 11 People now try harder MORE people are now using Mandarin. Nine out of 10 people agree that Chinese Singaporeans are speaking more Mandarin since the "Speak Mandarin" campaign began four years ago. Also, Chinese people who have not studied m a Chinese school, seem to be trying
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      Cabbies get advice from ROV
      174 11 MR ANG Hoot Soon, 46 has been a taxi driver for 24 years. Someone had complained to the ROY that he had stopped near a taxi stand at Tanjong Pagar Market to do his shopping, but did not put up a Not for Hire sign.
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      1 million attend funeral of officials killed by bomb
      152 11 ABOUT a million people m Seoul attended the funeral on Thursday of 16 South Koreans, including four Cabinet ministers, killed by a bomb blast m Rangoon, the capital of Burma. A fifth Cabinet minister also died m a hospital m the
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      HDB flats safer now
      143 11 HOUSING Board estates are safer now because of the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. In 1981 there were 831 cases of housebreaking, while i m 1982, there were only 695. In 1981 there were 593 robberies, while m 1982 these had gone down to 537. Now, there is
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      IN ISHORT
      141 11 IN ISHORT SINGAPORE will still be out of next year's Malaysia Cup football competition. This has been decided by the Football Association of Malaysia, because it says that Singapore had not said sorry for some incidents at a Malaysia Cup semi-final two years ago. WORKERS' Party secretary general and MP
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    Workers of Eastern Agencies laid off
    272 13 Workers of Eastern Agencies laid off ONE of Singapore's oldest trading companies, Eastern Agencies, will not be around next year and most of its 100 employees are being retrenched. This is because Inchcape Bhd decided earlier this year to merge two of its subsidiaries, Eastern Agencies and Borneo Company. Staff
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    Dance tips from German twinkletoes
    231 13 Dance tips from German twinkletoes LIKE the whirl of modern dance? You can pick up some tips free from some West German professionals m December. The Tanzforum modern dance troupe is conducting a free workshop session on Dec 5 and 7 at the Victoria Theatre for any dance enthusiast. And
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    Censure and penalty for two accountants
    176 13 Censure and penalty for two accountants TWO accountants, Mr Rangarajan Narayanamohan and Mr Rangarajan Krishnaswamy, who were involved m auditing the accounts of the Singapore Port Workers' Union, have been found to have been grossly careless m the performance of their professonal duties. Both men were cen- sured by the
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    Art takes root in the park
    369 13  -  JUDY TAN By First of garden sculptures will go up at Bras Basah tomorrow ART m the park that's what the government has m store for you. And the sculpture to be "planted" is "Endless Flow" at the Bras Basah Park tomorrow morning. This
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    The Wynners show is on tonight
    170 13 Restraining order lifted after bank guarantee THE show will go on A Hongkong pop band, The Wynners, will perform as scheduled at the National Theatre tonight. The High Court yesterday lifted an interim injunction restraining the band from appearing last night and tonight without
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    Song and dance lessons for dragon boat team
    81 13 A SINGAPORE team taking" part m America's first dragon boat festival is getting singing and dancing lessons as well. It is also getting a few hints on Western table manners. After competing with more than 12 American teams m California, the Singapore
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    Garment trade is 'not in rags'
    357 14 Trade board counters exhibition organiser's remarks THE garment trade is not m rags. On the contrary, garment manufacturers and designers have been getting bigger orders m recent months. The Trade Development Board said this yesterday to counter suggestions by an exhibition organiser that there
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    Enter the Income Tax Department
    434 14  -  BHARATHI MOHAN The $20 look-see fee controversy By THE: Income Tax Department is investigating the shop which charged a controversial $20 look-see fee. The probe started after the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) sent the department a copy of the receipt which Gala Radio Pte
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  • COURT BRIEFS
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      Imitation goods for sale in shop
      61 14 A SUPERVISOR was yesterday fined $600 for haying *12 pieces of imitation Louis Vuitton goods for sale at Shanghai Fushang shop m Plaza Singapura. Tan Toh Yuh, 28. pleaded guilty. A representative from Bluegage Ltd, the sole retail outlet of Louis Vuitton, and a
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      Man fell from fruit tree
      67 14 A MAN fell from a jackfruit tree while he was wrapping the fruit on May 1. Mr Chua Leng, IS, had climbed the tree with a ladder which had been held steady by his son, Chua Chin Lee, 16. Chin Lee said he had gone
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      $30.066 for injuries
      56 14 COMPANY director Sim Teng Kia, 61, who is unable to squat properly following a traffic accident, was awarded $30,066 by the High Court yesterday. Mr Sim was hit by a scooter near the junction of South Bridge Road and Carpenter Street on Sept 11. 1980. He sued
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      Ex-warder goes to jail
      53 14 Ex -warder goes to jail A FORMKR prison warder who demanded $100 to MMggto m cigarettes to drug inmates was jailed for lour months yesterdaj Nea Pms Keng, IS, was also ordered to pay a penalty at $BM, betas the total sum he had taken from two inmates' mothers m
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    The friend-ship sails into port
    219 14  - The friend-ship sails into port JUDY TAN By THE boat came m for 35 Singapore youngsters yesterday. They were on the Japanese liner Nippon Maru, which is on a slvweek "friendship" cruise with young people from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Japan. They went aboard at Port Kelang In
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    Talks on key issues affecting the Asia-Pacific region
    271 14 A TWO-DAY international conference to discuss key issues affecting the stability and security of the Asia-Pacific region will be held at Hotel Equatorial from Nov 5. The weekend conference, entitled Moving into the Pacific Century: The i Changing Regional Order the Asi
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      Lock icon Rush for passports
      250 16 Long queues form after report of big increase m fees KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Crowds have been )><■- siegirg immigration offices here and m IV nang and Taiping after a press report said that the government was to raise the fee for international passports from $30 to $280.
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      Lock icon Now pilgrims to Mecca must go through govt
      277 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian government announced today that from next year, all Malaysians wishing to perform their Haj will have to go through the Pilgrims Management and Fund Board (Tabung Haji). The Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Haji Abdullah
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      Lock icon Islamic insurance system being proposed
      244 16 Islamic insurance system being proposed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A working paper to establish the framework for the introduction of an Islamic insurance system m Malaysia has been submitted to the government. It is learnt that, among other things, the paper proposes an amendment to the present insurance law to bar
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      Lock icon S'pore police help sought
      73 16 KUCHING, Fri. Police here will ask their Singapore counterparts for help m finding out whether gold and gold items, seized from a Malaysian teacher at the airport on Sunday, were stolen m the Republic, First Division Police Chief Supt Abang Adris Abang Suhai said yesterday. Police
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      Lock icon Behind bars
      38 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two hundred drug traffickers have been arrested under the Dangerous Drugs Act since the nation-wide anti-drug abuse campaign was launched early this year. Deputy Home Minister Mohamad Kassim Ahmad told Parliament today. Bernama
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      Lock icon Woman chased her boss and struck a blow for equality
      118 16 ALOR STAR, Fri. The age-old male-female equality debate took on a new twist on Wednesday when a woman m Kuala Ketil, 40 km from here, chased her male employer and smashed his car windscreen for not paying her equal wages.
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      Lock icon Budget to go out 'live'
      49 16 RADIO and Television Malaysia will telecast the 1984 budget speech by Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah m Parliament next Friday, a Finance Ministry statement said yesterday. The 1984 budget is the eighth to be tabled by Tengku Razaleigh since he became Finance Minister. Bernama
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      Lock icon Penalty for spying
      39 16 A BILL to increase the penalty for spying from the current maximum of 14 years' jail to life imprisonment was introduced m Parliament on Thursday. Government officials said the present maximum sentence was considered inadequate. Reuter
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      Lock icon RAAF to pay $3.7 m
      73 16 THE Australian Defence Department will pay out a total of M 53.7 million m retrenchment benefits to 168 Malaysian civilians working on the Royal Australian Air Force base m Butterworth. Each retrenched employee will get the average" of between $17,000 and $21,000, Mr CD. Erown,
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      Lock icon King is better
      58 16 THE condition of the Yang di-Pertuan Agung is continuing to improve, the Pahang State Director of Medical and Health Services Depart- ment, Dr Abdullah Abdul Rahman, said m I Kuantan on Thursday. -> He said the King, who suffered a heart attack on Sept 27, was expected
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    S'pore port changes phase
    405 17  -  GERRY de SILVA By THIS is the changing face of the world's second busiest port. The two dry docks, once the pride of colonial Singapore, are gone. This is also a changing phase of the Singapore port. As the photograph shows, Victoria and Albert Docks have
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    PA to form Indian dance group
    355 17  - PA to form Indian dance group CHAN ENG CHENG By THE People's Association is forming an Indian dance troupe as part of its move to project a multiracial image and promote further cultural development at grassroot level. It will be a part-time group based at the PA headquarters, thus ensuring
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    Undergrads set up equal rights body
    448 17  -  JUNE TAN By IT IS not just some women undergraduates of the National University of Singapore who sometimes feel discriminated against. ..male students do too. And it was partly this feeling of being the underdogs that led to the birth of Deros Developing Equal
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    Princess Anne's visit
    49 17 PRINCESS Anne arrives here on Monday for a twoday visit. During her stay, she will inaugurate the Seamen's Mission at River Valley Road and visit the Shell Refinery on Pulau Bukom. She will also call on the acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, at the Istana.
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    Shortcut cost seaman his life
    142 17 Shortcut cost seaman his life THE shortcut a seaman took cost him his life, a coroner heard on Thursday. Wong Tai Fong, 63, pushed some parcels through the bulwark of a ship from the edge of the wharf where it was berthed, instead of going up the gangway. Mr Knoo
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    Baby show
    25 17 THE Paya Lebar community centre will organise a baby show on Nov 20. For details, call *****61 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    The Straits Times says... Never as easy as ABC
    475 18 The Straits Times says... Never as easy as ABC THE trouble with the Economic Development Board is that it sounds as dull as ditchwater. Another bastion of bureaucracy known by its initials and bedevilling us with multi-syllable jargon that we can't quite understand. EDB. So easy to confuse with HDB.
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    Hon's very special style
    1175 18 Mr Hon's most valuable contribution to Singapore, however, is not so tangible. The greater part of the top echelon of the civil service and the young ministers came from his organisation. The EDB, DBS and the MoF have been the breeding ground for the young government
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      Is a pleasant personality vital?
      362 19 Those ads for secretaries FOLLOWING reports m the newspapers and on television about the affair a British cabinet minister had with his secretary, I would like to draw the attention of readers to the fact that the majority of advertisements for a secretarial job insist
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      Credit card trouble in seafood restaurant
      232 19 I USE an established credit card, which allows me to purchase goods at department stores and patronise restaurants which recognise such cards. Earlier this month, I went to a reputable seafood restaurant m East Coast Road with four friends. I produced my credit card
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      Why Cabinet could not do without him
      659 19 Hon's very special style THE Straits times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may
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      ONLY TWO WEEKS TO LODGE APPEAL
      194 19 ONLY TWO WEEKS TO LODGE APPEAL THE Collector of Land Revenue is paying me $36,700 for acquiring my land. What I am really disgusted with is that there is no breakdown or a reasonable explanation on how this sum was arrived at. How much is being paid for my land?
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      Empty lots in car park for residents
      264 19 Empty lots in car park for residents EARLY last month, my wife and I drove to a theatre m Marine Parade. We used Car Park 2, which is diagonally opposite the theatre. After the show we were shocked to find a summons on the car windscreen because our parking coupons
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      Both young and old will benefit
      89 19 Both young and old will benefit I LIVE m Selegie House. Could the authorities build a fitness corner m the garden between blocks 8 and 9? It could have pullup bars, sit-up benches, etc. It will be of benefit to residents, both young and old. The corner will give them
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      No posting facilities
      32 19 THOUSANDS of families live m Hougang Avenue 5, and yet tjiere is no post office or even a post box they can use. Could Telecoms oblige? L.C.F. Singapore 1953
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        Lock icon HK Land withdraws
        84 21 SYDNEY, Fri. Hongkong Land Ltd has withdrawn from a US$l2O million (***** million) office project m Sydney after delays because the site marks the founding of European settlements m Australia m 1788. Hongkong Land, through its subsidiary Northpoint Holdings Ltd, had planned to put up a 36-storey
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        Lock icon Unemployment falls
        80 21 HONGKONG, Fri. Unemployment m Hongkong fell to 3.7 per cent m the three months ending August this year against 5 per cent m the previous quarter. The Census and Statistics Department said the rate for the three months ending August last year was 3.5 per cent. The number
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        Lock icon Inflation quickens
        69 21 LONDON, Fri. British inflation as measured by the retail price index quickened to a year-on-year rate of 5.1 per cent m September from 4.6 per cent m August. The Department of Employment said retail prices m September rose 0.4 per cent after posting the same 0.4 per cent
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        Lock icon Fall in output
        64 21 TAIPEH, Fri. Taiwan's industrial production index fell 2.21 per cent m September from August but rose 17.52 per cent compared with the same month m 1982. Preliminary figures from the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics show that last month, the index, base 1981, dropped to
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        Lock icon Vehicle exports up
        42 21 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's vehicle exports m September rose 4.3 per cent from a year ago to 483,025 units, compared with 410,833 m August. Industry sources attributed the rise mainly to increased sales to the United States and Europe. Reuter
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        Lock icon Copra shortage
        67 21 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines has been hit by a copra shortage because of the long dry spell and the recent peso devaluation. The United Coconut Association of the Philippines said that reports gathered from local copra dealers indicate that copra is hard to find. "The *ffect of the
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        Lock icon Joint venture plan
        83 21 TAIPEH, Fri. Taiwan Aluminum Corp and the Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa) have signed a memorandum of understanding to estabish a US$lOO million (Ss2l3 million) joint venture to produce aluminium products m Taiwan. Officials said Alcoa will provide $50 million m capital within five years of the
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        Lock icon Likely GNP growth
        58 21 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand's gross national product will grow 6 per cent this year compared with 4.2 per cent m 1982. The National Economic and Social Development Board, responsible for overall economic planning, said that GNP would enjoy a higher growth this year as inflation drops and agricultural
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        Lock icon Exemption from tax
        76 21 VIENNA, Fri. The Finance Ministry has exempted foreign currency accounts held m Austrian banks by both foreigners and Austrians from a planned 7.5 per cent tax on interest earnings on savings and securities. A ministry spokesman said banks had pressed for the exemption m case the tax,
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      Lock icon American retail sales resume rise in September
      277 21 American retail sales resume rise in September WASHINGTON, Fri. United States retail sales rose 1.6 per cent m September compared with August, reversing a fall of the same amount during the previous month, the Commerce Department said. The renewed sales m the country's retail stores emphasises the amount of confidence
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      Lock icon US monetary policy said to be consistent
      227 21 WASHINGTON, Fri. Martin Feldstein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said the Federal Reserve's monetary policy is very much on track and consistent with the Reagan Administration's nominal gross national product growth targets. He told a United Nations meeting that despite extreme
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      Lock icon Next major Indonesian loan in planning pipeline
      575 21 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's next major loan is definitely m the pipeline, but is not expected just yet, bankers here said. The loan, which could be from US$2OO million (***** million) to $400 million, will probably be taken out later rather than sooner m
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      Fusan may close down fishing net operations
      511 21 FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd may be forced to close down its fishing net operations unless the Malaysian government acts swiftly to control dumping of fishing nets by overseas competitors. This point was made clear by Fusan chairman Datuk Cheong Jin Hoe recently.
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      Amcol director offers to buy company shares
      235 21 AMCOL Electrical Industries' managing director, Mr Kang Hwi Wah, has made an unconditional offer for the shares he does not already own m the company through Alps Investments Pte Ltd. The cash offer, at 94 cents each, represents a discount of about 27
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      Lion Corp's rights fully subscribed
      169 21 LION Corporation's rights issue of 12 million shares, on the basis of one-for-one, has been fully subscribed. At the close of the acceptance period on Oct 11, applications were received for a total of 13.077 million new shares. Of this, 11.9645 million shares comprised acceptances
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        Prices end mixed on profit-taking
        183 21 HINGAPORK: Share prices closed mixed after some late profittaking came m to pare earlier gains m a day of quiet trading yesterday. Trading interest remained thin m the absence of fresh factors with the slump m the Tokyo market having no effect here. Price changes
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        204 21 tious over uncertainty m Wall Street and US interest rate trends. The New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 5.95 points to 1335.37. HONGKONG: The market was closed yesterday. TOKYO: Shares slumped on the Tokyo stock market and the average lost a provisional 148.72 points to close at 9,323.63, the
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          60 21 Rises Esso 10B0 20 Matsushita 710 +20 Loytape 300 +14 M Banking 935 +10 PMC 735+10 Nat Iron 670 +10 Johan Hid git 665 +10 U M Flour 650 +10 Sel Properties 610 +10 Grand Central 560 +10 Utd Plantations 550 +10 K Kampar $1.50 390 +10 High Low HOt
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          35 21 CASH HO* 850 -60 D A C Bank 50* 314 -16 Hong Leong I- 750 -10 FAN 610 -10 Spore Land 610 -10 Toshiba 530 -10 Paper Product* 322 -8 M Cablet 306 -6
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          45 21 Oct 13 Oct 14 BT Composite: 909.11 912 20 BT Indicator: *****85 *****00 ST Industrials: 945.76 948.46 ST Finance: 2678.71 2679.41 ST Hotels: 950.66 952.80 ST Properties: 695.65 695.88 ST Minings: 240.34 240.5" ST Plantations: 1452.87 1457.37 OCBC: 787.36 790.37 SES Ind: 714.53 717.97
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          25 21 Supreme Corp 519,000 Sime Darby 395,000 U O L Warrants 388,000 K L Kepong 376,000 Consplant 324,000 Total turnover: 7.64m Total value: $23.76m
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      280 24 A MALAYSIAN businessman has decided to sell his six-storey office building next to the Raffles Hotel at a loss of $9 million. Mr Yap Chin Kwee, owner of Crasco Chemicals and Matterhorn Pte Ltd, is putting up the property for sale
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      205 24 KECK Seng (Malaysia) Bhd, the plantation and property group which has property interests m Singapore, has acquired a local company involved m a condominium project. The Malaysian-incorpo-rated company announced that it has used its own funds to acquire two million shares of a
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      One-day seminar for credit officers
      182 24 One-day seminar for credit officers THE professional responsibilities of credit officers is the theme of a forthcoming seminar organised by the Singapore Credit Club. The guest speaker will be Mr Hsuan Owyang, deputy chairman of the Post Office Savings Bank of Singapore. The one-day seminar, organised m association with the
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      256 24 GENEVA, Fri. Major tea producers will meet here m January m a renewed attempt to achieve consensus on allocation of export quotas. Tea group chairman Richard Thomas said the group failed to agree on quotas, the basis for a future international tea pact,
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      294 24 BONN, Fri. A PLANNED merger of the steel operations of West German industrial giants Thyssen and Krupp is impossible along the lines the firms have proposed so far, the Economics Ministry said. A link-up between the two groups, the country's largest steelmakers, has
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      279 24 ROME, Fri. Confindustria, the Italian employers' federation, has urged the government to start talks with the unions as soon as possible on reducing wage indexation. The employers calculate that wages for most workers will this year rise by more than the planned inflation
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    2980 22 All shares quated have a par value of $1, unless atherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded In lots el II shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr's Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ("000)
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    573 22 SELECTED share prices recorded gains m what was basically a very cautious market yesterday. Volume continued to be on toe low side. The Business Times Composite Index closed 3.** points better at 912.2* nd the Straits Times Indost Index gained 2.71 points to M 5.46..
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    428 22 KEEN buying interest m plantation-based stocks spilled over into the general market yesterday, pushing share prices slightly higher. Market observers said the mild recovery on Wall Street provided some initial boost to local sentiment. The renewed buying of selected fundamentally strong stocks was attributed to some
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    179 22 Managers' prices for Oct 15/17 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.38 3.59 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.06 Spore Prog Fund 1.48 1.57xd Spore Sec. Fund 221 2.35 Spore Invest Fund 1.13 1 20 Spore Equity Fund 1.53 1.62 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.82 2.99 Mai Prog
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    38 22 Up Down Unch Industrials 50 30 27 Finance 7 3 3 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 7 3 2 Oil Palms 7 1 1 Tins 3 4 8 Rubbers 10 2 4 Deb/Loans 2 0 0
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    2634 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    1561 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJnomato (3.868 4.005) Alrom (2.965) (XD) Allied Char (2.678 2 70S)
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    58 22 Matsushita 790 +40 Loytape 342 +32 U M Flour 725 f 25 Utd Plant 605 +20 X Katnpar 430 +20 O C B C 1180 f 20 EssoOrd 1200 +20 P M R I 555 15 Keck Seng 640 f 15 Sel Dredge 494 f 14 HMPB 600 +10
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    33 22 H M P B 'A' 565 45 P Chem 1270 30 Talam 720 20 Tan Chong 725 15 Supreme Corp 189 11 Bkt Sembawang 500 10 Selprop 650 10 CASH 925 10
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      657 23 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed firmer with November One RSS buyers quoted at 235.25 cents per kilo, up 3.25 cents from the close on ThursThe morning market gained two cents on weekend short-covering and speculative buying following market talks of Soviet purchases of latex m London. Prices
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      31 23 Rubber: Oct 14 Singapore: November: 235.25 (up 3.25 cents) Malaysia: November: 261.00 cents (up five cents) Tin: M 529.97 per kilo (down nine cents) 135 tonnes (down 45 tonnes)
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      187 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed below the day's highs on profit-tak-ing m active trading. In the refined market, Nov RBD olein firmed US$35 to $690 per tonne. RBD palm oil m Nov rose $12.50 to $645. Malaysian palm oil closing: (Prices m M$ a tonne
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      32 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £961.50 (£962.00); sellers £962.00 (£963.00); Three Months buyers £985.50 (£985.50); sellers £986.00 (£986.00). Market tone: Barely steady. Sales: 23,150 tonnes.
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      200 23 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday weakened nine cents to M 529.97 per kilo, moving within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. In spite of a steadier London close, the market fell on sterling weakness against the Malaysian dollar and sudden absence of demand
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      118 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 119 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $170.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $183.00 sellers, new drum fob $187.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $103 buyers. Pepper: Muntok wtyte pepper fob Asta NLW $382.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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      187 23 GOLD m kilobar deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5527,282 and closed at 5527,509. The market opened at 399.20/399.70 m quiet trading because of the holiday m Hongkong. Gold declined to 398.80/ 399.20 (the day's low) with little interest m the market and closed for lunch at 399.00/399.50. The
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      34 23 Thus Wed New York 10.338 10.208 10.38S 10.25S Zurich 10.338 10.228 10.38S 10.27S Fri Thars Singapore 10.388 10.268 10.43S 10.32S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Sourer: Credit Solsse. Spare.
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      24 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 9.M per cent. < >
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      650 23 THE US dollar yesterday firmed across the board m fairly active trading. Uncertainty about the IraniIraqi conflict and the higher US M-l money supply bolstered the US dollar. The US$/DM traded up from the morning's opening of 2.6085 00 to 2.6180/90. In the afternoon session the US
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      49 23 RANGE of prices offered by dis count houses on Oct 14: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2% 2h 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 7 6% 6 months CD 7 1/16 615/16 Soorw: National IMw oont to.
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      32 23 Spm Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Oct M: Offer Bid Overnight 6V 8 6% 1 month 615/16 613/16 2 months 7 6% 3 months 7 6H Overnight mode 7
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      467 23 STOCK PRICES closed mixed on Thursday as a late improvement m select blue chip issues kept the market from recording a third consecutive loss. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, erratic most of the day, ended nearly two points higher aroind 1261. On the broader market, however, declining issues
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      163 23 Fta ABN 373.00 -05 Ahold 178.50 +05 Akio 77.20 -1-3 AMEV 138.50 -05 Amtas 104.90 +1.9 Amrobnk 63.00 -02 Berk 3800 +0.9 Bols 88.00 -0.1 BorsumlJ 235.00 -10 Bosk* 46.50 -0.5 Burtet 51.50 -05 Caland 3430 -02 Cl* 335.00 +4 Dell Ml] 7150 +15 Eisevler 436.00 -4 Ennla 187.00
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      199 23 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed with some mild corrections to sharp price rises of the past three days. Turnover was 16.24 million pesos, up from 10.47 million on Thursday. The Commercial and Industrial Index was down 0.30 to 133.60, the Mining Marker down 0.03 to 1,407.49, while the Oils
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      663 23 SHARE prices closed easier m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down 5.5 points at 680.5. Dealers said trading was dull with virtually no buying interest for the account starting on Monday. Leaders were a few pence lower where changed with ICI losing
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      52 23 H.K.HANG SENG Friday closed Thursday 738.51 Week Ago 734.05 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 885.1 Thursday 886 5 Week Ago 893.5 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 692.7 Thursday 695.4 Week Ago 709.5 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 686.0 Wednesday 692.1 Week Ago 711.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1261.38 Wednesday 1259.65 Week Ago
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      389 23 AUSTRALIAN share prices fell widely m dull trading yesterday, marked by the near total absence of overseas buying interest. The market rose slightly at the start, but then reversed direction and fell slowly throughout the remainder of trading. At 1500 the All-Ordi-naries Index was down 3.3 points at 692.1,
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      101 23 Lire Bastogl 179 +6 Bel ***** +400 Centrale Ord 1410 -40 C'ond Acqua Roma ISO -7 Erldanla 8132 +77 Flat Ord 2800 -51 Oenerall *****0 +550 Olm 3550 unch Ifl Prlv 4590 -40 Invest 2872 +2 Italcementl Ord ***** -670 Italgas 1045 +48 Lepetlt Ord ***** unch Mediobanca *****
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      508 23 SHARE prices yesterday slumped on the Tokyo stock market and the average lost a •provisional 148.72 to close at 9,323.63, the largest one-day fall m 1983. A wave of selling by foreign investors towards the close •accelerated the pace of the decline, which followed a 90.90 fall on Thursday.
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      118 23 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 133 unch Bangkok Bank 254 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 150 +2 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 421 -4 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 61.25 -03 Ooodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement. 163 -1 Maboonkhrong 107 -1 Metal Box 12.75
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      193 23 Francs Actions Sulsses 293.so +1 Alusulsse Br 763 unch Alusulsse Reg 256 -3 Brown Boverl Br 1185 -5 Clba Oelgy Br 2160 unch Clba Oelgy P C 1730 +5 Clba Oelgy Reg 883 -1 Credit Suisse Br 2115 +10 Credit Suisse Reg 401 -1 Elektrowatt Br 2900 -20 George
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      791 26 *****66 I 1 f 1 Mmtwi jPßpK___^^^t\ :^^^fMMp |R— wt I 1 1/ WEST COAST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Blk 11. Pandan Loop. No. 178. Singapore 0512. Tel: *****80. *****01 Business Hours: 5.00pm 12.30 am \l AA 200 PC 46 83^^ ifCv\ XIANG MAN LOU RESTAURANT i*{3£M- Blk 231, #01-79, Bain Street,
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      572 26 Experience the atmosphere of an English PUB I at low prices! Oar set lunches are at $5.41 f and oar large drafts are at $3.69 (Happy Hours 3pm to 7pm) We serve PUB FOOD like BANGERS BACON MASH plus a wide range of WESTERN and LOCAL DISHES SLOANE COURT HOTEL
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      534 26 Capital Restaurant (Pta) Ltd 207 Cantonment Road (Beside overhead bridge) Singapore 0208 Tel: *****16/*****69 HAIRY CRAB AIR FLOWN DAILY WHOLESALE/RETAIL WELCOME BRAISED TIGER SHARK'S FINS FOR OUICK LUNCH Reservation, visit Lai Wan Restaurant, 377 C. Jalan Besar (aircondition). Tel: *****03/*****94. Branch: (Biock 44) 1436, Bendemeer Road (aircondition). Tel: *****60/ *****61.
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      737 26 20 Pets THE DOGGY SHOP 81-11, Orchard Towers For All Your Doggy Needs. Just Arrived Different Breed Gift Cards (10.00 a.m. 7.00 p.m.) AMKAY KENNELS offer for sale German Shepherd puppies of show quality with superb temperament from Imported and C.C. winner parents of German bloodlines. Contact Mrs Koh, *****1.
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      1006 26 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9 00 am 5 30 pm 5.00 pm for next clay Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm 12.30 pm for Sunday Times Public Holiday 9.00 am- 1.00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, #02-105 Lucky Plaza 10 00am 12N, 1 pm 5 30 pm (Mon Fri) (4.00
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      644 26 25 Sale: Other Products POTS AND POTTED plants for cheap sale. Seletar Nursery, 283A Yio Chu Kang Road (opposite Woodbrtdge Hospital, beside Mobil Petrol Kiosk Tel: *****38. SELLING CHEAP: Few months old camera video recording set. Original $6,000, selling $4,200. Ideal for professional/ business. Mr. Lav *****80. MULTI-PURPOSE PHOTOGRAPHY NIKORMAT-EL
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      638 26 RATES: Ordinary $1 00 per wed (Mm $15 00i "7 ~T ~TI9 00 per col cm Semi-D.sploy Ml n $57 00 Stro.ts T.mes) $19 50 pr col cm (Mm $58 50 Sunday Times' $23 75 per col cm Ul$ P la (Mm $71 25 Straits T.mes) $24 40 per col
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      523 26 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles F Accommodations Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries A Scientific diet for dogs? What will they think of next? That's right, an advertiser has just unleashed
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      369 26 53 Computer Products/Services A-1 COMPUTING CONCEPT Use 'Sandwich' dual disk-drives AP-200 to be Inserted in-between Apple-2 and monitor. $2991 for USA Keytronic Professional Keyboard with Charlie-PC amber -orange non-glare monitor or color monitor and original diskdrive from Shugart Associate m USA, reliable and guarantee, for Apple and CPM software, can
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      1366 27 36 House Renova- 36 House Renova- 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Oecor j ITEMS M\ lsf fc^ tCIC WHILE STOCKS LAS?\ FROM ITALY JL JL Mi* M.^ j CEPAMIC TILES SHOWER ENCLOSURE CERAMIC TILES Latest arrivals ceramic tiles with the look and feel of MARBLE. g TONG THAI HANG CO PTE
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      668 27 W| t HOW WOULD YOU like to promote I I r tm\ a good cause and get paid for it? I I BUB if you're keen, help yourself at g) classification 661. 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive WELL ESTABLISHED INSURANCE BROKERS Rf QUIRE THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS 1. Gonaral Manager
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      343 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical International, Inc. invites applications for the position of:- ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: G.C.E. 'O' level with good credit m Maths. L.C.C. Higher Stage Accounting/Bookkeeping. Able to type at 40 45 wpms. Minimum of 2 years' experience m accounts work. Slight knowledge m banking would be an
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      513 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretariat Clerical PHOTOKIS COLOUR LAB. j Due to rapid expansion, we now have 2 vacancies for enthusiastic ladies who can grow with the company. f 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK j Requirements: Age 16 to 24 i 1-2 years' experience. I GCE 'O'
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      343 27 NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST We invite applications for the post of CLERICAL ASSISTANT Requirements: 1 GCE O 1 level with at least 3 credits 2. Possess Pitman/ LCC Typing Certificate Gross Salary Range: $434.00 $924.00 The point of entry will depend on qualification and related working experience Fringe Benefits: An attractive
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      419 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical Expanding Company has vacancies for female 1) GENERAL CLERKS 2) ASSISTANT PURCHASER 3) SALES EXECUTIVES Requirements: Minimum GCE O' Level For post 1 applicants must be able to type at 35 w.p.m. Experience preferred though not essential Able to drive (for post 3 only)
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      328 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical %\v TAI WAH DISTRIBUTORS PTE LTD an established and leading hair cosmetics company invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following position: ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirements: O' Levels m English. Maths and Chinese LCC Intermediate Book-keeping Ability to type Speaks English. Mandarin, Cantonese and local
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      538 27 66 Situation* Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical ~W JAPAN AIR LINES invite* applications for FEMALE RESERVATIONS CLERK Requirements: Below 25 years of age. Minimum GCEO' level or its equivalent. Ability to type. Applications giving full personal particulars should be addressed not later than 22nd October "83 to: The Office Menaoer JAPAN
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      576 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical GENERAL/ ACCOUNTS CLERK A Coffee House situated In the busy banking district Is looking for a FEMALE GENERAL ACCOUNTS CLERK immediately Knowledge of Accounting and speak fluent English Is csM'titlal. Salary SftOO $600 pm for the right candidate Write tn with contact phone number and
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      573 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical A Well Established Publishing Firm requires: CLERKS c Singapore Citizens. c Possess GCE O' level certificate. c Bilingual m English and Chinese. c Preferably School Leavers. The Company orfers: 5-day week. 2 months bonus. Medical and Dental benefits. Insurance Coverage. Annual vacation -12 days.
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      418 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An Established Firm requires:--1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK 2) TYPIST/ TELEX OPERATOR 3) RECEPTIONIST c With experience, c Transport provided. Interested please call personally at:--19-21, SUNQEI KADUT AVENUE YEW TEE IND. EBT. SINGAPORE 2572 TEL: *****22 An Established Audio/ Electronics Trading Company urgently requires GENERAL CLERK
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      580 28 66 Situation* Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK requires: CLERKS cum TYPISTS Minimum qualifications: 4 GCE O' levels. Interested applicants to submit resume, stating salary expected, telephone contact number and enclosing recent photograph to: The Chief Manager INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 10, Collyer Quay Ocean Building I Singapore 0104 International Firm
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      624 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established Trading Company urgently required: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE 'O' level LCCI Book-keeping, able to keep full set of books up to Trial Balance Able to type accurately With working experience an advantage but not essential Interested please call Mr. Wong at: TEL: *****22 From
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      829 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Required GENERAL CLERKS a Minimum GCE O' Level, c Able to type, c Good command of English. Interested applicants, please apply with full personal particulars, salary expected end contact number to HENG GIAP LEE APPLIANCES PTE LTD No. 8 ft 10 Jalan Selaseh Spore 2880
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      641 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical REQUIRED 2 JUNIOR Accounts Clerk with 1 2 years experience for immediate employment by Established Company. Please contact *****05 for an appointment. URGENTLY REQUIRES GENERAL Clerk. Able to type. Able to commence work immediately. Please call personally at: 486 Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore 1953 Tel
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      471 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales t) Sales i) Sales v art; expanding rapidly across Singapore and we need SALES ASSISTANTS We are looking for bright, energetic, outgoing staff who are interested m an enjoyable job, a solid career with training and good future prospects.
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      194 28 MACHINE TOOLS SALES REPRESENTATIVES required by An International German Trading Company. Requirements: c Pleasant personality and fluent m English. c 2 to 3 years experience m machine tools sales. c Person with drive and initiative. Interested please apply giving details, resume with a non-returnable photograph to: The Advertiser STBox A*****
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      450 28 sowapont oktat «UN>M outer Eastern -Watch A well established trading firm requires immediately FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Requirements: a GCE "O" level. a Duties: Counter sales cum stock control. Preferably with 2 years' similar working experience. Call personally at: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 285, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD 0105^ An expanding Local Construction
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      670 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 7) Sates /IUTOHOUS£ TR/ONG PTE LTD The Company markets the exclusive TVR Tasmin Panther Kallista sports cars and invitet, applications for the position of: SALES EXECUTIVE if youHave a minimum GCE 'O' level or equivalent. Possess a clean and valid Class 3 driving licence.
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      117 29 EARN MORE THAN PER MONTH AS MALE/ FEMALE INDOOR SALES PROMOTERS At Departmental Stores Experience not essential as training will be provided. Interested please apply personally at:--#2l-04 JLN SULTAN CENTRE (Opposite Golden Theatre Between 9a.m. and 5p.m.) CAREER OPPORTUNITY A Career Presentation for Development Offices will be held TODAY at:The
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      930 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales i) S*>e* J^fPlllllllllltllllW ff Due to expansion and diversification, a UK based Trading Company requires ambitious and quali- fied f SALES REPRESENTATIVES to fill its sales vacancies m two of its divi- S sions namely f A) STATIONERY M B) CERAMIC TILES
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      445 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical The Polyolefin Company VIH^VV (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Our Company is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and will produce two kinds of essential plastic
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      363 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical [PHILIPS I We are a multi-national organisation engaged m the marketing of sophisticated electronic equipment and systems. We are looking for promising individuals to join our Professional Service team as TECHNICIAN The Job To perform installation and maintenance of micro-processor
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      161 29 requires: ITC or Diploma m Elec tronic Engineering Minimum 1 year experience m trouble-shooting, maintenance and calibration of test Possess knowledge of failure analysis of products itc or Diploma m Mechanical Engineering Minimum 2 years experience m mechanical development and design of products plastic toolings, casing and fixtures itc or
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      600 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant B) Technical g) Technical SEATRONICS PTY LTD ft Electronic Equipment Systems l\l for offshore Communications V industries. Seatronics Pty Ltd is the Singapore based subsidiary of the world-wide Oceanics group, specialising m the sale and rental of a wide range of electronic equipment and
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      37 29 INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Requires Foremen, with minimum 3 years of experience m building construction for a Jurong site Interested applicants piease contact: *****74 during office hours CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRM requires Trainee Draughtsmen immediately Interested call Mary: *****55.
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      965 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Required for Curtain Walling drafting Training m Architectural/Mechanical drafting Training will be provided for the successful applicants with right aptitude Interested applicant, please write by 22 1 0.83 The Managing Director Cathay Construction Engineering (S) Pte Ltd 21. New Bridge
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      402 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Local Construction Firm Requires: ASSISTANT FOREMAN a Diploma In building from Singapore Polytechnic with 1 year experience. c Without paper qualification but with 3 years relevant experience Must be able to speak English. Interested applicants please apply personally at: 128A. VICTORIA STREET SINGAPORE 0718 (Opposite
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      488 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Urgently required experienced PLUMBERS ft APPRENTICES Interested parties, please call: *****56 for interview. DRAUGHTSMAN, TOOL MAKERS Machinists. Preferably with some working experience. Call: *****47 (after 10am). ENGINEERING COMPANY REQUIRES Trainee Fitter/ Welder Any age can apply. Call *****49 for interview. SKILLED ELECTRICIANS AND Foreman wanted.
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      506 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production Western Pacific Computers pte ud 1 Production Operators Minimum primary 6 education Related working experience m computer or electronics industry 2. QC Inspectors Minimum secondary education Experience of QC functions m the computer or electronics industry 3. Rework Operators Minimum
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      104 30 TATA requires: 1. MACHINE OPERATORS Semi/unskllled. Rotating shift. 2. PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Ist shift. 3. FEMALE SECTION LEADER Minimum secondary 4. Some exposure to precision assembly techniques. Applicants are invited to call personally at: TATA PRECISION IND. PTE LTD 1, Liv Fang Road Singapore 2262 Tel: *****11 Bus Feeder: 251
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      359 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production ■■■■■Pr^-^HBBfc MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD PRODUCTION FOREMAN Male Singapore Citizen, below 28 years old Completed Secondary 4. Preference will be given to G.C.E. O' level holder Some years of working experience m production or a related function Completed full-time National Service. NCO's preferred Willing
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      657 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous s^ landon^ 9 We are the leader m the manufacture of floppy disk drives j fl for the computer industry. Recently established m Singapore fl under pioneer status, the company has experienced very j fl
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      154 30 Applicant* invitad lor rr* totlowing 2 poaittons to work for an intarnational Company of intarior contractor*:--(1) ESTIMATING ASSISTANT Applicants should have suitable academic qualification and some experience m pricing drawings, specifications and bills of quantities m Joinery manufacture and associated building trades (2) GENERAL TYPIST To carry out typing and
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      457 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous QQ SINGAPORE NATIONAL PRINTERS M. (PRIVATE) LIMITED I r typesetting electronic colour separation, 1 to 4 colour offset printing and bookbinding for both the hard and soft cover editions In line with our development programme,
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      289 31 invites applications for the following posts: 1. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS/ QC SUPERVISORS Minimum GCE O' level 2-3 years supervisory experience m a related field. 2. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC Holders m Electronic Engineering NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing with 2 years' working experience Male applicants must have completed N.S. 3. SET-UP
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      216 31 Sime Darby Singapore Limited seek s to appoint: Chart Correctors (Ref: 21/RC/MS) The Job: To update navigational charts Requirements: GCE 'O' level Good handwriting Telephone Operator/ General Clerk (Ref: 22/RC/MS) I The Job: To operate 8-line PABX To receive guests and clients To assist m general clerical duties Requirements: GCE
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      443 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents of Singapore to fill the following post LIBRARY ATTENDANT (Gross salary range per month $433.94 $540.31) Qualifications Minimum 6 years primary education OTHER BENEFITS INCLUDE NWC ALLOWANCE. CPF BENEFITS AND 13TH MONTH ALLOWANCE (ALL IN ACCORDANCE
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      548 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Cathay (0.J.) Singapore Pte Ltd which operates an American franchise on fast foods offers attractive remunerations and fringe benefits to suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the post of: ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS c GCE O' level c Male applicants should have completed full time National Service c
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      499 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED: PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS RECEPTIONIST CAR POLISHERS CAR WASHERS Interested applicants please write to: PERMASHINE SPORE PTE LTD 102 TANJONG RHU SINGAPORE 1543. An established family restaurant chain has vacancies for: COOKS/TRAINEE COOKS HOSTESSES/TRAINEE HOSTESSES LADY CAPTAINS/TRAINEE CAPTAINS Attractive salaries, bonuses and fringe
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      768 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ATTENTION All Civic and Social minded people! Promote a good, cause and get paid for it. Those genuinely interested, call *****8/*****8 after lprn for interview Expanding freight forwarders have vacancies for: 1. CLASS 3& 4 DRIVERS 2. CARGO HANDS Please apply giving personal particulara and
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      620 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL t l, rk with ability to type aiifi Office boy with ability to ride bicycle Please call SS3ST7I for interview DELIVERY DRIVER PMMM cUm S licence Salary $450 Call personally at:No 30 Watten Rise. Singapore 1128. tel *****51. DESPATCH RIDERS REQUIRED urgently
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      377 31 |]km lwivr down memorj lane with vV W*-* t|us W6I Mi'VA Saloon, on sale j I —inn IrJ a' classification 76k. i Jl JPl Jp| Its classic bodj enI T^TT r\ nanced by a sun-roof and runlDj ffll /a\ y T\\ nlng boai ffl< with jßbm^lks^^ yaV2 ___F____J bS __L'V^
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      418 31 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW Genuine BMWParts Chit Lee Motor (Pte) Ltd 652 SERANGOON ROAD SINGAPORE 1232 TEL: *****26 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 1975, BMW 2002 Til Tip top condition. Aircond, high power radio, cassette. Private onwer. New tax insurance 3/84. Metallic paint. $19,000 0.n.0. View BP Bedok Service Station,
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      1273 32 MIT J J < U Open on cispiVll=i=fi^i I SulM)av a brand pulsarl o I newM Sunny 1.3 DX 2QQ 1 p unnvl3GL a -J D(TI i )i 1 1 Monm i to mi (a member of Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch: -150/152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre
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      845 32 LATE 1981 ACCORD automatic, 4door, 1 private owner, power steering, tax B'B4, $25,200 Exchange considered. *****90. LATE 79 ACCORD I dOOT 1598 c.C. manual aircon. radio, tuff-kote passed Inspection F:xcellent condition $19,300 Tel: *****36 NOV. 1980 HONDA Accord Aircond. radio/cassette, excellent condition $25,500. Contact *****46 1978 AUG 2-DOOR Accord. Aircond
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      779 32 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes NEARLY NEW MERCEDES BOA, first private owner. Immaculate condition C C guaranteed and maintained since new. Tel: *****55. Joseph Chong 1972 MERCEDES 200 with aircond, radio' cassette Nice and clean car with metallic paintwork, road tax Dec $8,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****90 1972 MERCEDES 280
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      874 32 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1982 MITSUBISHI GALANT 1J GLS. Automatic. Power steering, full options, Ist owner. *****91/ *****55 Jerry Low. '82 COLT SUPERSHIFT 1400 GLX Private owner Showroom condition. Highest offer secures. Contact Raymond Ho *****21. '82 MITSUBISHI L3OO 1 owner, aircond, radio cassette, seldom used, m mint
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      308 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota C THE RIGHT CHOICE Appointed Dealer By BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD J f TOYOTA H I New cars commercial vehicles J Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 7 Milestone TEL: *****63 Branch-Showroom: 261
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      245 32 ALMOST 1979 AUSTIN Allegro 1300 c.c. Careful owner. Expensive hifi, aircond, sports rims, front/ rear spoilers. Beautiful extra accessories. Tax new. PARF eligible. $10,500. 331 Bedok Road. END '80 SUBARU 1600 GLF sspeed, m excellent condition, well maintained, powerful engine, aircon, sports rims, radio/ cassette, tuff-kote. First private owner. Tel:
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      1095 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others k) Others rnazDß peugeot AUTHORISED MAIN DEALER SINGAPORE USED CAR \J* y Committed to providing the most efficient service Gl-G2 Novena Ville 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130 Tel 253 8877 (opp. Novena Church) mmmmmmmmmmm g> HYLjnOPM |<g Now Hyundai Pony
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      849 32 76 Vehicles For Sale Commercial Vehicles 1980 TOYOTA 1300 DX BUO Selling cheap Aircon one year 'nless st*el exhaust Ver> well maintained. Tel: *****24 1961 ONE OWNER Mazda £2200 Diesel Pickup, immaculate condition Highest offer secures Tel *****77 1981 TOYOTA BLIND van A r. n. radio/ cassette, 1 owner, original
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      678 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale ~M) Others k) Others k) Others k) Others For economy and reliability, nothing beats a SUZUKI 8B(D)(D) •^jIBBSSB^ x call 271 5556 or 633 211 M t|VS^M|^B^y^wfl Bk x f° r all enquirie jut
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      580 33 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses EHDB PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are* invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties:Tender Deposit SELETAR AIR BASE Payable (Jalan Kayu) (i) Single-Storey Semi-Detached $175.00 1 bedroom at 14 Edgeware Road (ii) Double-Storey Semi-Detached $610.00 (3 bedrooms) at
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      398 33 to) Apartments OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease c Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership c Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road c 3-bedrooms; large lounge: ample parking c Furnished or unfurnished c Rental from $5, 375 per month including service charge Visit our show flat.
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      582 33 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Alrvlew Tower Fully furnished $1,800 Hong Leong Gdn Fully furnished $2,200 Balmoral Court Fully furnished $2,300 Wilkie Mansion Fully furnished $2,500 Grange Hts Fully furnished $3,500 Grangeford Fully furnished $3,600 Mlramar Mansion Fully furnished $4,000 Curzon Lodge Fully furnished $4,500 Sommerville Pk Fully furnished $4,500
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      662 33 Jtt Jj _^Jyj»'- there's a quaint Malaccan ter- 'j*^jf*^ to conservators and those who raSr!* L 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments PANDAN VALLEY, 3-BEDROOMED Apartment. Furnished. Aircond, swimming pool, tennis/squash court. $3,200. Available 15th December. Tel: *****58. PLAZA PENTHOUSE. 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. 30th. 31st. floor. Most beautifully furnished. View
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      452 33 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms DIST. 9 FURNISHED AIRCON room with bath m a spacious apartment for couple or single. $500 Tel. *****13. FULLY FURNISHED ROOM for bachelor and foreign student. Dist. 10. Quiet environment. Plea.se tel. *****10. FULLY FURNISHED ROOM for rent. All facilities provided but strictly no cooking.
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      353 33 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms ONE ROOM TO let for lady only at West Coast area. Please contact: *****60. QUIET FURNISHED ROOM In Dist. 2057. Free parking and tennis facilities. Rent: $320. Tel: *****29. UPPER SERANGOON, SMALL furnished room for single Christian, $200. Contact *****49 1 LADY ROOM-MATE required at
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      272 33 88 Short-term Accommodation: Local/Foreign ROOM NEAR SERANGOON Garden/ Ang Mo Klo Industrial Park for short term. Tel:--*****80. 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses f DIST. 28 SELETAR HILLS NO. 29 JALAN SINDOR 1 Adorably renovated Spanish designed single tor ey semidetached. Morning sun. 4 rooms, 2 up-to-date bathrooms. Modern spacious
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      413 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED single-storey bungalow. Land area 21,000 sq.ft. Built-in 5,000 sq.ft. Swimming pool. 4 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, separate servant's quarter. SellIng $2.3 million. Tel: *****41. DIST. 20 MUST BELL? Thomson Rise Estate, double-storey terrace, modern designed, well maintained. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freehold/
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      412 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19, SERANGOON GARDEN, beautifully renovated singlestorey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms $445,000 Holland Housing 469-8585 DIST. 16 LUCKY GARDEN double storey semi-detached. Facing morning sun, 4 bedrooms/ servants 3,400 sq.ft. $688,000 Berners, *****66 (Sat/ Sun). DIST. 11, JALAN PIALA Caldecott Hill, double-storey detached house, 10,000
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      501 34 89 Properties For Sate Houses DIST. 11 RAFFLES PARK. Singlestorey bungalow 3 bedrooms servant's Covered patio Approx 10.000 sq.ft. Tel: 2M1236. DIST. 2S WOODLANDS PARK renovated single-storey semi-de-tached 4,000 sq ft $470,000 Berners. *****66. (Sat Sun) DIST 30 PARTIALLY furnished double-storey semi-detached 4650 sq.ft. 5 rooms marble flooring freehold Christine
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      692 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Propertie. For Sate 89 Properttet For Sato 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Come home t0... CONCORDE style Concorde Apartments are close to Orchard Road. SJ2OS %RP!'Zl^ m^m^^^ mmmmmmmmm^KA schools, theatres, banks, supermarkets and the
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      111 34 PEARLBANK APARTMENT on 12th storey. 3 bedrooms. Area: 1,950 sq.ft Tenanted till October '84. $500,000 negotiable Paslr Panjang Longhouse. Freehold. Area: 2,600 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms and 1 servant's. Vacant possession. $550,000 negotiable. Contact Susan *****22 (No brokers please) DIST. 9, FUTURA EXCLUBIVE apartment on very high floor, excellent view, beautifully
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      306 34 LUCKY TOWER, DIST. 10 high floor apartment, centrally alrcond, 3 bedrooms, 1 study, all attached bathrooms. Swimming pool/tennls/squash facilities. Tenanted to a bank. Price $890,000 negotiable. Home Lease Sale Pte Ltd *****40/*****86 BRAND NEW DIBT. 20 Green Meadows walk-up apartment. Upper maisonette. 3 bedrooms. Freehold. 1,767 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Foreigners
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      536 34 DIST. 13, SERENE VIEW 2 bedrooms with attached baths, freehold, 1102 sq.ft. $305,000. Call Steve for appointment, Asia: 273-3333x800. DIST. 10 LEWIS COURT, 4 bedrooms, beautifully renovated, 1,850 sq.ft. Freehold/ tenanted. $435,000. Wess *****44 (Saturday/ Sunday). DIST 13 BRADDELL PARK brand new partially furnished. 3 bedrooms. Spacious llvtng/dlnlng. Balcony. $440,000.
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      796 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HVDC Apartments BUKIT MERAH VIEW DISTRICT 0315 3-roomed HDB Hat for sal*. No renovations, High floor. $66,000 0.n.0. Contact owner: *****32 BEDOK SOUTH 5-ROOM Point block, $139,000 negotiable. Telok Blangah 3-room, $62,000 negotiable. Toa Payoh 3-room, $48,000 negotiable. Also available 3/4/ sroom m Toa Payoh/
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      659 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HVDC Apartments 3-ROOM RENOVATED FLAT at Block 28, Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, 19th floor. $55,000 negotiable. Tel: *****85. 3-ROOMED BEDOK SOUTH, Blk 33, high floor. No renovation. Selling $66,000 0.n.0 Call: *****74 after 1.30pm 3-ROOMED HDB FLAT At Bedok South, Blk. 4, renovated. Selling $70,000
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      672 34 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted r DEVELOPMENT H I SITES WANTED I A leading development organisation is looking for I development sites m the city area or suburb of I Singapore for development of shopping centres or m highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungaI lows, semi-detached
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      470 34 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale f *&*i Sife I *eVirt<V^ F ""Jars- !pi( I a i --TTtr-^ I 111 MM hi I jgT% *^M ■r^^B ir^ TaHl jC 'latM Enquiries S Bookings B V Victory Realty Co. (Re) Ltd. M 16 Storey, Far East Shopping
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      161 34 102 Tour* MODERN KING OF ECONOMIC TOURS 6-Day Gt/Penang/Cameron A/C $199 Genting 2-nlte Monday 5-Day Gt/Penang/Cameron A/C $185 Genting 1-nlte Monday 3D4N Penang and Ipoh A/C $99 Dep: Thursday 2D3N Genting Highlands A/C $99 Casino Hotel Friday $79 Pelangl Hotel Friday 2D3N Cameron Highlands A/C $59 Dep Friday 2D3N Kuantan
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      1182 35 102 Tours 102 Tour* 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours [Y^lf you've never cruised, you've never lived !9V w. I BBflflfl) I T vBV I Wb 1 a .flw. I 1 t^P p **^^^fll BflL-^Bfll 1^ •aaM'VS^ Worlds most distinguished, super-deluxe cruise liner of its kind! f!9^i f
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      14 35 ItVflagic! '//I I:' \Vi Buying Selling through The Straits Times Classified C.A.T.S. *****66 I
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      555 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours "TWO DISNEYLANDS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE" '83 AUTUMN WINTEFFbONUS! Dinner Cruise on board the 'Windjammer' See the show of the decade (MGM Jubilee) (m^^ or meet your favourite star k New Itinerary for Japan. iiniL^ \^Ti/^-.. 4ff* Ji^^. I Check out what you'll
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      24 35 HOTEL AIRFARE PACKAGES AVAILABLE DAYS $380 Wk^T casuarina bfach GEKWEE ASSOCIATES 0317. 3rd Fine, g. S pore Shopping Centre Tp! <*****5 (4 lines) 2'
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      52 35 j/ The Ortenul S Bangkok y. *G RAnXSKOK AND MACAU l 3 CITIES FOR THE PRICE OF 2 Also Deime hotels Dinner at new )it Pochana Thai Restaurant River Cruise to Ayuthaya Meals Sightseeing Dep 28/11, 10/12, 21/12 GEKWEE ASSOCIATES 0317, 3rd Floor S S pore Shopphf Centre Tel: *****55
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      360 35 102 Tours SHENTOURS I USA 10/12/14 DAYS From $2599 Dep. Oct 26, Nov. 23 30 Dec. 2, 7, 9, 14, 16 &21 11 DAYS VANCOUVER/ VICTORIA/ HONG KONG $3099 Dep: Nov 24, Dec 1,8, 15,22. 8 DAYS TAIWAN/ HONG KONG with "Imperial Banquet" $1769 Dep. Oct 23, Nov 6, 20,
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      239 36 102 Tours 102 Tours t^^ Grand Pilgrimage I 15 days $3700 Wt fa* Europe /Holyland I > L«^ 13 days $3500 Cairo/Holyland Dep. 19/11,26/11, 3/12, 8/12, 10/12, 17/12. i_^aaß«ai atA ann c* c^ Cj I .<vijr< I Honolulu/USA West Coast 14/16 days $3090 ***** Dep. 21/10, 4/W, 23/11, 25/11, 30/11,2/12,9/12,
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      649 36 102 Tours 102 Tours m flB HB Hal aaW aaH aaW aaaal aaw eaaal afaal a«aW KVa« »am»" aaaal ijjhUAMHOJ *^BPr TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. J Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) H 100 EuTong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18. Spore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's
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      505 36 102 Tours 110 Computer I /fH ASIA I EXOTICA I Tokyo Disneyland, Mt. Fuji, Bullet Train. I Shin Kan Shen. Taipei. Yehlin. Yang-Ming I Shan. Hong Kong. Ocean Park. Sung Dynasty. j I 8/il [)a .V s $2155/$238~ Dep Date Every Monday I Tokyo Disneyland. Mt. Fuji, Nagoya. Kyoto, I
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      111 36 110 Computer CITY COMPUTER TRAINING CENTRE Basic Programming I 19-10/23-10 Basic Programming II 19-10 25-10 Basic Programming 111 24-11 21-10 PFS Applications 23-10 /2»-10 Visicalc Applications 24-10 18-10 Wordstar Applications 24-10 Understanding Micro-com-puters Hardware 23-10 20-10 APPLE Pascal 25-10 23-10 APPLE Machine language 22-10 20-10 Using APPLE II Computer with
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      572 36 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) (Specially programmed for students and others) INTENSIVE COURSE 1)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 25/10 2) M/W 10.00- I.oopm 07/11 3)T/Th 10.00- I.oopm 08/11 4) M/W 2.00- 5.00pm 14/11 S)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 15/11 6)F/Sat 10.00- I.oopm 18/11 7) M/W 10.00- I.oopm 21/11 8)T/Th 10.00- I.oopm 22/11
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      318 36 112 Commercial/ Technical LCCI Diploma/Certificate Course For June 1984 Exams Commencing October '83 Subjects Bookkeeping Accounting Business Computing Business Statistics Commercial Law Costing Economics Principles of Management. Registration for LCCI June 1984 Exams commencing from today. MIDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 531 Upper Cross Street #03-07 Hong Lim Complex (0105) Tel:
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      241 36 112 Commercial/ Technical LCCI Revision Classes Accounting Bookkeeping Costing Typewriting Enrol Today Singapore Commercial School 15A Mackenzie Road Singapore 0922 ADVERTISING ART (Graphic Design) Commencing 2nd November every Wednesday, 7.00-9.30pm and sth November, every Saturday afternoon, 2.00-4.00pm INTERIOR DESIGN DECORATION Commencing 3rd November, every Thursday, 7.00-9.30 p.m. and 6th November,
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      292 36 116 Dancing SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES commencing next week. 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, 7.30pm Thursday, 3.00pm. Sunday. Disco: 6.30 p.m. Thursday. 3.00 p.m. Saturday. 2.00 p.m. Sunday Ballroom/Latin American 8.00 p.m. Friday. David's School of Dancing, #07--25, Cuppage Centre, *****61 JANE FONDA WORKOUT, Aeroblr Dance, Sllmnastlcs, Free Jazz, Luigi Jazz, Ballet, Tap,
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      58 37 142 Condolences 142 Condolences r WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO MR. LEE KOON FONG FAMILY ON THE DEMISE OF HIS BELOVED MOTHER From Staff of TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANTS TECHNOCON ENGINEERS L (PTE) LTD J WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO MR. LEE KOON FONG FAMILY ON THE DEMISE OF HIS BELOVED MOTHER
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      84 37 f The Family of the late MARY CHUNG AH BOH Humbly and with heartfelt gratitude thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their charitable acts especially of love and concern during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Fathers, Rev. Sisters, various Church Groups of St. Francis Xavler,
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      144 In Memoriam
      64 37 V >n Loving Memory of MR KWAN YING BIONG I (Departed 15.10.82) Sadly mmid and alwaya I i ranmißvrau oj cnmsfi sno i an loved onoa. In loving memory of Mr. Lee Boon Huat Departed 15th October 19*0 "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you"
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      141 Deaths
      168 37 MDM. (LILY) THERESA LIM pimd away p«ac«f ully on 13th Oct. 1963. SONS: Johnny Khoo, Bunny Khoo, George Goh, Cyril Green, Geraldus Najoan. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Szu Kirn Hlok, Bridget Ng, Lee Ah Lan, Mary Pang. GRANDCHILDREN: Edward, Peter, Peggy, Nancy, Elsie Khoo, Eric Goh. GRANDSON IN-LAW: Sng Cheng Huat
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      Lock icon Masters in battle to thaw the ice
      573 37 I MUST win for the people at home. I know he will want to win very badly also, but I think I'm fitter. I won't be content just to qualify for m the final. 7 Icuk Sugiarto English Masters Badminton at Warrington, England
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      LL OUT FOR REVENGE
      149 37 I KNOW what I need *to do. I know I ft cannot lose a game. 7 Morten Frost ALL THE RESULTS Men's singles, Group A: Icok Sugiarto (Indon) bt Kevin Jolly (Eng) 15-6, 15-€; Prakash Padukone (bid) bt Morten Frost (Den) 18-14, 8-15, 15-7. Group B:
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      All out to better Auckland aim
      244 37 IT WILL be no Highland fling for Singapore's five-man darts team when they head for Edinburgh, Scotland, today. Their mission will be to get their sights m order and take a crack at the World Cup team championship on Friday and Saturday. While It
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      BRIEFS
      371 37 YASUHIRO YAMASHITA again showed that he had no equals among the big men of iudo when he retained his heavyweight crown on the opening day of the world championships m Moscow on Thursday. The 26-year-old Japanese, who weighs more than 120 kilos, extended an unbeaten run stretching back to
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    Teck Hin's costly sacrifice
    264 38  -  JANICE SEAH By HE sacrificed a sore thing for a greater, albeit uncertain, glory. And that sacrifice exacted a higher price than he had bargained for. Moh Teck Bin, Singapore's hope for a gold medal m next month's Mr Universe contest, had turned down a ticket
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    The duel before the battle
    581 38 J. RAJENDRAN on the Singapore-New Zealand Force MRU Cup clash 4 FOR national coach Song Koon Poh, the task of choosing between Alan Wee and Ong Poh Hua remains an unenviable one. Poh Hua, who was the regular serum-half before Lim Chye Lai burst on
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    Lock icon Injury dims Arnoux's title chances
    299 38 RENE ARNOUX'S outside chance of the World Drivers' Formula One title dimmed even further yesterday when a wheel of his Ferrari car ran over his foot. The Frenchman, who must win tomorrow's closing South African Grand Prix while pacesetting rivals Alain Prost, also of France,
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    Lock icon Promising season ahead for rugby
    335 38 LONDON,, Fri. What promises to be a more than usually interesting northern Rugby Union season gets under way m earnest tomorrow when England meet Canada m an international at Twickenham here. Visits by Canada and Japan, an unscheduled tour by New Zealand's All Blacks and
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    Former champs join forces
    195 38  -  PETER SIOW NANYANG SIANG PAU and Vaoeco, the previous and current champions respectively, will become names of the past m the national table tennis team championship, starting on Oct 31 at Toa Payoh. Nanyang, champions for a dozen or more times, have given up their title
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    SCC triumph
    30 38 THE Singapore Cricket Club defeated the Hongkong Football Club 2-1 m a friendly hockey match at the Padang yesterday. The SCC women and their HKFC counterparts drew 0-0.
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      115 38 ATHLETICS InterInstitute- Varsity-Poly meet (NUS, 2.30). BASKETBALL Inter-con-situency final round: Geylang Serai v Radin Mas (7.30), Kg Glam v Telok Ayer (8.30). Both Gay World. Telok Blanfah v Nee Soon (7.30), Marine 'arade v Kg Chai Chee (8.30). Both Bartley Rd. HOCKEY Friendly: Women: SCC v Hongkong FC (4). Men:
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    Ghost of a chance
    609 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI By I SOO LYE'S current form ranks him among the top six runners m Asia. There is really very little difference between Soo Lye's 52.3 and the fifth-placed finisher at the last Asian Games. And we feel that he deserves the trip, not only
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    219 39 All out over Imran's captaincy KARACHI, Fri THE selection committee of the Board of Control for Cricket m Pakistan resigned yesterday to protest against the naming of all-rounder Imran Khan as captain for the tour of Australia starting on Monday. Committee chairman Haseeb Ahsan told journalists here the BCCP Council
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    Lock icon Hla Han's ahead by three strokes
    206 39 MALACCA, Fri. Burmese Kyi Hla Han today swept to a threestroke lead after the second round of the Malaysian Professional Golfers' Association Championships here. Hla Han, who began the day m second spot with four other golfers, fired a one-under-par 71 today for a
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    Lock icon Singapore duo fall at first hurdle
    122 39 KUCHING, Frl. Former Singapore champion Mahader Hassan lost «-2, 6-3 to Thai Pangerapan m the first round of the Asian Invitation Tennis Classic here yesterday. Another Singapore player to fall at the first hurdle was Hassan Bohari, who put up a struggle before losing
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    Lock icon Lendl bows out to ace Leconte
    301 39 Lendl bows out to ace Leconte TENNIS ROUND-UP SYDNEY, Fri. Triple Wimbledon champion John Newcombe tonight compared Henri Leconte with the legendary Rod Layer after the French youngster's three-set win over second seed Ivan Lendl m the A5255,000 ($479,000) Australian Indoor Tennis Championship here. Leconte, 20, was ecstatic as Lendl
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    Lock icon Bishop to the fore
    240 39 GOLF ROUND-UP NIMES (Southern France), Fri. English professional Simon Bishop headed the field with a one-under-par 71 after the first round of the Nimes Open golf tournament, the unofficial European Under-25 championship. Bishop, winner of the recent Bordeaux Open, was a stroke ahead of Spain's Jose
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      Comeback win by Loonshiang?
      392 40  -  EPSOM JEEP He's putting his heart into racing again By LOONSHIANG IV is putting his heart into his racing again, and with a handy weight mark and a good draw he can score a comeback win m Race 5 for Class 1 Div 1 horses over
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      THE MUDLARKS
      67 40 IN the event of rain, these horses should be followed as they have won or done well on a wet track RACE 3: Wise Monkey, Loyal Escort RACE 4: Kompak, Tanjung Tokong II RACE 5: Bellus Domina, Loonshiang IV, Adik, Bold Punter, Alvarona RACE 8: Fei Chien 11,
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      344 40 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO LUCKY LEO WENG SOOK 1 Classy 2 Dynamite 1 Classy 2 Dynamite 13 Whiz Kid 1 2 Dynamite 1 Classy 2 Dynamite 1 Classy 1 Classy 12 Trail Blazer 11 Swift Armed 11 Swift Armed 13 Whiz Kid 2 Dynamite
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      Little in the way of Batu Emas
      224 40  -  TONTO By Our man on the track IPOH, Fri. Batu Kmas, the mount of visiting Sydney jockey Malcolm Johnston, has little to beat m Race 4 for Class 5 Div 3 horses over 1,600 m. In March, the four-year-old Australian gelding by Rocky
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      Dynamite to blast rivals
      161 40  -  LUCKY LEO By DYNAMITE 11, who found one to beat m his last start, is set to make amends m the opening race for Class 4 Div D restricted terms horses over 1,200 m. A three-year-old gelding by Serenader n (sire of Bullet), Dynamite II was
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      273 41 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Now she may not run m Melbourne Cup MELBOURNE, Fri. Bianco Lady, this year's Perth Cup winner and only two weeks ago a hot favourite for the A5310,000 (about *****,000) Melbourne Cup, is likely to miss the 3,200 m race
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      Leading owners
      89 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 37 31 29 Auric 19 22 26 Goodman 12 14 22 Triomphe 10 6 4 HTWee 10 3 9 Inderapura 8 10 8 FHChu 7 9 8 Memo 7 5 6 Sultan* Khoo 7 3 4 Chens 6 10 5 Elegance 6 3 2
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      Lock icon Thomson to sit out the storm
      174 41 MELBOURNE, Friday THE drama involving the suspension of Brent Thomson has ended with the champion Victoria jockey announcing his withdrawal of an injunction against the Victorian Racing Club Committee. Thomson has decided to serve the suspension, which will keep him out of the saddle
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      Leading jockeys
      198 41 Total No of placings Placlngs for last If rides ridM 1st 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedle *****4*33 ********** 2 Lam 252 38 41 38 ********** 3 Lucas 221 38 18 16 ********** 4 Rahmat *****2325 ********** 5 Donnelly 270 2925 21 ********** Khoo 212 25 17 21 ********** 7
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      Leading trainers
      89 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 51 37 41 Bougoore 50 43 37 Teh 44 47 40 West 40 30 31 Samsuri 37 34 25 Baang 31 38 19 G van Brenkelen 30 22 26 PKLeong 26 27 26 E van Brenkelen 25 33 33 Ismail 24 18 28 Zaflr
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      Agasam's trio in sparkling gallop
      364 41 Agasam's trio in sparkling gallop ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Fri. Agasam Stable's trio of Western Union 111, Oar Saint and Paititi Gold, all engaged m the Sultan's Gold Vase trial over 1,000 m straight on Sunday, provided an interesting gallop this morning. Western Union 111 (Lam), winner of
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    Lock icon Hungary can learn from England lesson
    269 42 Hungary can learn from England lesson LONDON, Fri. Bobby Robson returns to Budapest m two weeks' time to see whether soccer coach tiyorgy Mezey can transform a demoralised Hungarian team into one capable of beating European Championship Group Three leaders Denmark. Mezey would do well to show his players a
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    Heirs and graces...
    747 42 Hammering out a warning to the aristocrats of soccer LONDON, Fri. For a season only seven weeks old, British football has undergone such dramatic shifts of mood for schizophrenia to be added to the list of the game's ills. Hardly had August been waved goodbye before we
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    325 42 Share issue raises $12m and helps Spurs clear debts LONDON, Fri. Stockbrokers donned football supporters' regalia yesterday as Tottenham Hotspur made their debut as the first British soccer club traded on the London stock market. The First Division club, boasting stars like Argentine Osvaldo Ardiles and England's
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    Lock icon Why lan was Rushed off
    204 42 WREXHAM, Fri. Wales manager Mike England today explained why he deprived Liverpool marksman lan Rush of a possible hat-trick chance In the soccer friendly against Rumania. Rush struck twice In the first half on Wednesday as Wales romped to a 5-t success here, their most
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    Lock icon Not Bonnie Prince Charlie yet
    376 42 Striker still has to prove himself to Stein GLASGOW, Fri. Charlie Nicholas has still to convince Scotland manager Jock Stein that he is genuine international material despite scoring the goal which earned the Scots a 1-1 draw against Belgium m a European Championship Group One
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    Lock icon QPR eye new pitch
    307 42 QUEEN'S Park Rangers are likely to replace their artificial pitch at Loftus Road with a new improved version. Negotiations have started with Omnisport, the makers of the London club's controversial plastic pitch, to lay a new surface, costing about E250.000 ($800,000) at the end of the
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    29 43 Pictures by DESPAlR. ..Singapore's David Lee (extreme left), Amin Sariman (second from left) and skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan fail to stop the second Saudi goal. JERRY SKH
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    Arabian night...
    696 43  -  JEFFREY LOW REPORT BY ...but nobody is the winner as bedtime arrives prematurely WHEN two teams of poor international standard meet m a competition that would lead to the pinnacle of sport that is the Olympics, what do you expect? Good football? Nobody was the winner last night,
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    Not up to great expectations
    268 43  - Not up to great expectations JOE DORAI By MARIO ZAGALO, the flamboyant Saudi Arabian soccer coach, expressed surprise and shock at Singapore's performance at the National Stadium last night. The former Brazilian World Cup wizard had expected a tougher battle from the Republic, but conceded that it ended up a
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    35 43 WARRINGTON, Fri. Malaysian shuttler Misbun Sidek gave the English Masters Championships another major upset by defeating defending champion and All-England title-holder Luan Jin, of China, 15-11, 2-15, 15-8 here today. Reuter SEE PAUK JJ.
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    Indian coach in visa chase
    298 43 INDIA'S pre-Olympic soccer team suffered a blow on Thursday night when their Yugoslav coach Milovan Ciric was only allowed a 24-hour temporary-visit pass. Ciric had arrived m Singapore without a visa and was permitted a short stay. This left team manager Santo Mitra a busy
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    Sparkling Singapore have Scots on rocks
    463 43 Toy Cheng Khoon reports from New Zealand 4 TO BEAT a seeded country like Scotland is noteworthy, especially since the Scots have a long history of A squash. Aussie Dean Williams on Singapore's shock victory yesterday AUCKLAND, Fri. Singapore sweated for more than four
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    Dangerous but the best
    550 44 Gardener Daed bin Syed I'm always scared when I use the whirly blade. I'm scared of cutting my own legs, y THE whirly blade killed one person and injured 43, two of whom lost an eye, m the late *****. And as recently as Tuesday, two
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    769 44 TRIBUTES to Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen flowed m from ministers, MPs, unionists, businessmen and civil servants last night. His death was a great loss to the country, they said. He was an untiring public servant and minister who was affable, helpful and unassuming.
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    31 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 3.25 to 1.258 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AF
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    424 44 Viets 'to stay for 5 more years...' No unilateral pullout, says Thach PARIS, Fri VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has said that his country will not pull its troops out of Cambodia for at least five more years. Mr Thach, who is on a four-day visit here, told a
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    BUSINESS TIMES
    117 44 Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAYS ISSUE Hong Fok Corporation has reached agreement to sell its stake m International Associated Company. This means it no longer has financial links with the Tian Teck group, the developer and substantial owner of International Plaza. Lien Hoe Industries Bhd is acquiring a
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      67 1 They gleefully sink their feet into leech-infested swampy tracks, drink from muddy pools and savour the sensation of mountains skinning their knees as they climb on all fours. TEO LIAN HUAY introduces the Singapore Adventurers Club, where the men are men and the girls are.. .just as tough.
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      1003 1 4 In fact, several members agree that the greatest motivation for climbing a peak is not because it is there, but because of the people who are going to conquer it together. Said one member: 'It's the company that makes it all worth it. I can climb Mount Ophir a
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      Climb every mountain and more
      373 1 Climb every mountain and more WHAT comes after the mountain? Another mountain. And another. That is the path the Singapore Adventurers' Club has been taking for 21 years. Mount Ophir has been conquered many times. So has Mount Kinabalu. Where do members of the 21--year-old club go from here? They
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        Tasting tofu in Tokyo
        1077 2 Tasting tofu in Tokyo A visit to Tokyo to learn about tofu (or doufu, as we know it) set TAN LEE LENG on the trail of restaurants, a factory and a school. Tofu's assets include a rich protein content, easy digestibility and low prices. But since man does not eat
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        Old-world elegance on display
        401 2  -  MAYHO Preview by Exhibition and sale of Indonesian, Straits Chinese and Chinese antiques Aizia Discoveries, F39 Hilton Hotel 10 a.m.— 7 p.m., until Oct 23 WANT a glimpse of life m 17th- and 18th-cen-tury China? You can get it at Aizia Discoveries at the Hilton this
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        Recipes for tofu dishes
        691 3 The feast I enjoyed most was at Sasa-no-yuki. Perhaps the best tofu restaurant m Japan, it started operating about 300 years ago and stands as it was As you sit on the tatami mat and eat the delicious and artistically presented dinner, you look through a
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        Lock icon Tofu — from factory to school
        345 3 Tofu from factory to school MY TRIP to Tokyo included visits to a tofu factory to see how tofu is made and to a school to see how it is being integrated into a lunch programme. When we arrived at the to/u-making shop, the tofu was already done. Workers m
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        Wine finds
        179 3  -  DEREK BUTLER By Honest, fruity and easy on the pocket HAVING recently returned from a long holiday m Europe, during which time my wine drinking was predominantly French, I was surprised to discover that my Singapore stocks of red vin-de-table were almost exclusively of Spanish or Australian origin.
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        156 3 CXC Singapore International 2 Mr S Furniture Show 83 and 2nd ASEAN Furniture Show From contemporary to antique, your chance to see the worlds best designed furniture October 11 17, 1983 Hall 3, world Trade Centre, Singapore Opening hours: 12.00 noon to 9.00 pm From October 11, you'll be able
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        428 3 Rings < B Prices Range 4lr\ fl I WEEIfEMU Froms46osloso gg^ I I SrcblALS vv* Si I I A nAVO I n > 7 r-l H Yellow Gold Yellow Gold Yellow Gold Yellow Gold I I^B|B II B^A Diamond Diamond Diamond Diamond B WKtk mUmink I Pendant Pendant Pendant Pendant
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        550 4 HI Kids! HAVE you ever laid back and stared into the night sky? All those millions of sparkling lights "stars", we are told are truly a wonder to behold. Do you know that each star is a sun and that the stars are so far away
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        175 4 TIGER BRAND(W) CHILLI SAUCE with garlic ginger (F° r chicken rice) j|mßf_- '^fff'^nTiJ BMfc c P er^ ect sauce for Chicken Rice. ,3; jIB delicious .Jim Wk appetising j^mmm^Mm^mnmWm^mm^mm\ hygienicalty bottled and sealed KSujsSi madefrom i__wd*cle zl t lB^** 8 a Chinese I 1 (^L. I 1 1 word entries,
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        200 4 THE first rockets were said to be fired at attacking Moguls m Henan Province m 1232. No direct mention of rockets was made m Chinese annals but phrases such as "arrows of flying fire" and "heaven-shaking thunder", together with the appearance of gunpowder, led scholars to believe that the Chinese
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        170 5 First we made the changes... T I" i *i N f i^"t| yfJu fl Blr 181 T j "f* I^^ 8 *****^ f3H5E5] ptHH^i P j r~ J O^l^^ I j »f *»t r SftT' pHMMfI f*Bßf^ """f^fi" I M^^i" 1 1 1 1^ nii^iT Mfßlf ..OR&.UR^ then we changed
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        909 6 8 BOULEVARD HOTEL SINGAPORE First the S&S^ liiilliL Tnen the JL JLJL kJ7^ WJLJL^^^ <flHHfifcUki*"J* r ""—T. C JLJL^^JLJL %^JLJL%^ changes... I^^ name. Cosmopolitan. Sparkling. Vibrant. Boulevard all vintages from all over the world. The mood is A few factors were considered when it came to Hotel Singapore is exciting.
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        1035 7 3 BOULEVARD HOTEL SINGAPORE *&M*v*£*£' *'^i*»vo**timmim* l > .Tarr*«ir^3tT'«*r*T .V-^ii)mv'jww.4.j«.l i mrzn&vmmerV mr»^^ ■m.t^ Lm P WJa'^^^ 1 Z~~~'''ZZZ~ C#. n outstanding feature of the rooms at m%> %^^n^ "^^Z^ v< r -V2&| Boulevard Hotel Singapore is the tea-and-coffee p few w making facility m all the rooms. Make your
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        638 9  - Dreams illusions and reality Dirk Bogarde SAKINA DELILKHAN VOICES IN THE GARDEN By Triad/Granada, 1982. 350 pages. $11.10 Reviewed by A YOUNG man 'wanders into someone's property and saves Cuckoo Peverill, the lady of the house, as she tries to drown herself m the sea. He is invited to stay
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        787 9  -  Khor Kok Peng HO CHIN BENG RECESSION AND THE MALAYSIAN ECONOMY By Institut Masyarakat, 1983. 89 pages. $6 Reviewed by CAMBRIDGE-TRAIN-ED Khor Kok Peng makes no bones about his bias for the little man (or woman). In Recession and the Malaysian Economy,
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        748 9 r\ to our latest modern design Furniture showroom at /L Ofl I Im In\\ very reasonab| e prices. 1 II J I/ Durin 9 our first r "onth Opening Very Special Offers with free |w I J) X gifts will be given. p a I f) Also available furniture sets
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        867 10  -  Tom Sharpe KEVIN SULLIVAN VINTAGE STUFF By Pan, 1982. 221 pages. $10 Reviewed by GOSH! Vintage Stuff is Tom Sharpe's latest novel and, guess what?... lt's a whizzing demolition job of people who talk like this and yearn for the great days of Empire. What? Super!
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        728 10  -  NATHANAEL LIM CHILDCRAFT: THE HOW AND WHY LIBRARY World Book Childcraft International, 1982. 15 volumes. $559 Reviewed by Always lucid, often funny and occasionally hilarious, the narrative depicts the degeneration of Glodstone's ludicrous progress from high adventure to abject disaster. IF THERE'S any set of books capable
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        Milestones
        309 11 18M VICTORIA School started on Aug 2 as an English class at Kampong Glam Malay School. The first headmaster was Mr M. Hellier who organised and taught the English classes. 1897 New buildings were put up because the old one provided poor shelter from the weather. On hot and
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        Won from the heart
        499 11 IF "OOHS" and "ahs" should escape the lips of students upon first seeing their new school, the Victoria Junior College, m Marine Parade Road, their reaction is understandable. If some should incredulously stand and stare at the shapes and forms before them wondering if they are
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          Indebted to the good teachers
          85 12 Indebted to the good teachers THE Victorian reported that the Minister of Culture and Foreign Affairs, Mr S. Dhanabalan, was editor of the school magazine and represented the school m cricket and hockey when he studied there. Mr Dhanabalan also told the magazine that there were good teachers m Victoria
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          70 12 We do not return to you mother, Because we never m really left. 7 Last two lines of Victoria School, a poem written by Professor Edwin Thumboo (right) for the Old Victorians' Association 1980 annual dinner. Prof Thumboo, who is dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and
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          'Language is the tool to handle people'
          166 12 'Language is the tool to handle people' ON THE thoughts of Dr Han Cheng Fong, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Labour, the 1980 Victorian reported "Dr Han emphatically believes that language is something one cannot do without. "How people perceive what we have m our heart and mind is
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          We smoked up in the cherry tree
          483 12 We smoked up in the cherry tree 4 JALAN Besar was not developed, as it is now. There were badly laid roads. Most of us cycled to school. I cannot help but feel slightly contemptuous when people complain today that their school is too far away. I remember that I
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          To sir, with no regrets
          218 12 4 WE HAD a South African Indian teacher, the late Mr Abraham. He was a rather fat, paunchy man who always wore white. He made us learn everything by heart and was very particular about the students having neat handwriting and clean nails. Once he
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          Woman who makes time for all
          714 13 Woman who makes time for all When you don't work closely with students, you stop learning. Principal of the new Victoria Junior College MARA FERNANDEZ interviews the woman who will be principal off the new Victoria Junior College. MRS LEE PHUI MUN, vice-principal of Hwa Chong Junior College, sat on
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        83 11 CONGRATULATIONS H AND BEST WISHES TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE COMPLETION AND HANDING-OVER OF THE VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. I IRS V 5 KSI H3B KflKSPKMPffi^ur^'' W? ar<e proud to be the main contractor for the above project. HIAP HOE CO.,
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        21 11 Inside Looking back: "My first cigarette" by President Devan Nair Page Twelve Going forward: A woman principal takes over Page Thirteen
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        290 12 -SI W^mEX We are honoured to I PjflH I have been entrusted with the SUpply Of quality paints. NIPPON PAINT CONGRATULATES THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON THE COMPLETION HANDING- OVER OF THE VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Congratulations Best Wishes to Public Works Department on the Completion
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        118 12 Congra tula tions Best Wishes to PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the completion handing-over of the Victoria Junior College to the Ministry of Education (■I POLYFORM ENGINEERING 1 PTE LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) 10, Gul Road, Jurong, Singapore 2262. Tel: *****21 (3 Lines) Telegram: POLYFORM Telex: RS ***** A/B TEQUIP Supplier
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        163 12 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE COMPLETION AND HANDING-OVER OF THE VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. 0 HITACHI Another Government Project use Hitachi Equipment We are the appointed M E Contractor for the complete Air-Conditioning and Ventilation Work. M
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        267 13 Congratulations and Best Wishes to PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the completion and handingover of THE VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE to THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION from EASTERNLAND PILING CO. PTE. LTD 362, Upper Paya Lebar. Da Jin Factory Building 06-12 Singapore 1953 Tel: *****33/4 We are proud to be associated with the
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        389 13 k avl hpIkUI^I h% s B»^w X* vB Sr^^n B^^^^^9kl' i- y m r r Rank Strand Theatre lighting equipment, controls and dimmers. Quartzcolor Film, video lighting kit and studio lightings. JD McDougall Flame-proof curtain materials and cycloramas Hallstage Stage curtain tracks, stage rigging, fire proof curtain, revolving and extension
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        486 13 "rsH Congratulations Best Wishes fi!? to Public Works Department on the Completion Handing Over of the Victoria Junior College to the Ministry of Education from: B.E.S. (PTE) LIMITED APT BLOCK 165 BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL #07-3677 SINGAPORE 0315 TELEX: RS ***** BES TEL: *****96/7 Sub Contractor for roofing and heating insulation.
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      680 14 Muslims' dream in America 6 You know, people hear the word Muslim and they think we're all rich, with an oil well in each pocket. THE 203 sqm adobe mosque is hidden among the juniper trees and scrub bushes that dot the rolling hills of northern New Mexico. But for
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      681 14 4 What I like most about this religion is its values. No drugs, no alcohol and q no affairs before marriage. 7 Sumpuran Singh, 15, from the West Coast SAT Hari Khalsa is an American girl who was sent to a remote corner of
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        57 14 Romances of the month Mills If Boon t\spe*° Brien Margaret Way 21 new releases *> "4 X ll<rt e\er\ month. I^W fti fe^^^29^Pv !'rnv!p4.2s V- -i i../(/ Bookseller now. Presents... is an exciting new series featuring the top authors Times IZ^^^^M^t^ w. Mfc w«i n— < n u, Of romantic
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        325 15 jßanofiar Indafi I I V |l|ll||i|l I lßßBkp'^litta#SSySfe^B I I H IBHIHII W I I I I I L^JMt^L^HSL^tl I The Datuk Bandar of Kuala Lumpur, >SCn "x? YB Dato r Dr. Elyas Omar (H^N £Kk >^ to declare Bangsar Indah K^ \^/JL rare biend of gracious Mm^ W Open
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        130 16 /^W UNISEX SALON We are officially open tomorrow, 16th October 1983. OFFER PRICE: -i PERM $45.00 CUT, BLOW DRY $18.00 SHAMPOO BLOW DRY $9.00 BEAUTY CARE IPS OFF Creative Hairstylist: Andrew Wesley Yeo Vincent Lim Beautician: Judy Sam QKWJLLI UNISEX BEAUTY SALON 304. Orchard Road, -04-102 103, Lucky Plaza, Singapore
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        291 16 l^ C^*\ PTDETCr One 7oz Refreshing 1 O ff^ r^ IIC-C Julius Drink. O <!► S^^D AT ANY ORANGE JULIUS STORE X ?> \O^ WITH PURCHASE OF A HOT DOG O 0 N^ UPON PRESENTATION OF COUPON O ODEON: NOW SHOWING! 8 ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING!~j i Belmondo 0 1 MIDNIGHT
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        662 16 QMYSTERY OF THE MONSTERQ Q ISLAND Q X "COMBAT KILLERS" |l| I <|> "THE ACE OF ACES"^ C> NOW SHOWING 1 V 1 Q ODEON-KATONG C j Todoy/Tomorrow 4 Shows lj| I X I 30, 3 30. 700 9 1 5pm |J i V JURONG 730 9 30pm M O
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        180 17 MLi ii -imp* w ■L 1 fJUcECarPwiuJI. Mortm Plaza. "3*soo Spch Road &ngapore 0719 Tel: 2(*****2. 4R-300 (4" x 6") glossy finish. I /iefiE photo w&um S with every roll of 35 mm film processed printed. 3R-250 I We offer quality photo finishing using I Kodak color paper and Kodak
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        408 17 ANNUAL SALE ANNUAL SALE, ANNUAL SA^ ANNUfe^g [cpftdALSALE ANNUAL SALE ANNUAL SALE THOMSON PLAZA CLIFFORD CTR PLAZA SINGAPURA MARINE PARADE SHP CTR PFDPI Ffi PARK P.DMPI FX exclusiveAlver card member j j-. „I,ll^l 1 ,^^^^^P^^ MkßF^ "^hjs^,. eke Girl 'mP^pmißPiK. Ft* Apple II oHUilt system f MICRO F^^8 PU CSS3
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        28 17 all crystal, chinaware, gift items, etc. 10-20 October, 1983 #01-19 #01-20 Singapore Shopping Centre (Gr Fl) 190 Clemenceau Aye (0923) Tel: *****50 Hours: 10am -6pm daily (except Sundays)
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        572 18 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES 1 «mmM Telex Servh-e: Address: Rates: Mm. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/ Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 BSSOBBI Times House WBSBR SrSSI 2724-7 2669 'f^^^ Box Service: Collected: S$ 5.00 Posted:
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        911 18 Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development. We have been retained by
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        96 18 Our Client, a Multi-National Company requires a Market Development Officer REQUIREMENTS: j Experience m Palm Oil Mills or Related Industries. Degree m Chemistry or Engineering. Successful candidate will be based m Kuala Lumpur or Johore Bahru. Training will be provided Salary and benefits will commensurate with qualification and experience. No
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        897 18 Coopers OlLyDr3nU 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, Manufacturing and Distribution Systems, Executive Selection, Marketing
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        718 19 APPOINTMENTS P From the efforts of two men, I we have built a team I M of sixty eight thousand* I m Now we want to talk to you. I Throughout its growth, people have always been the fl sfi cornerstone m the company's progress. People working H IB as
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        581 19 DENKR I fl One of the downstream companies of the Singapore Petro- B fl chemical Complex at Pulau Ayer Merbau is involved m the fl fl manufacture and sale of DENKA BLACK (acetylene black) fl fl and wishes to invite applications for the following positions: H I A) Assistant Production
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        881 19 Senior Dealer m*m (Salary around $75,000 per annum) Our client is the Singapore branch of a well-established and reputable European bank that participates actively m the foreign exchange and Asian dollar markets. In the process of further strengthening its team of professional dealers, it is now looking for a well-experienced
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        601 20 APPOINTMENTS Hi landon IH ggjfll We are a subsidiary of Tandon Corporation, a US manu- I JgJU facturer of computer peripherals. The Corporation is ranked I 9HH among the leaders m the field and has achieved a consistent I I pattern of excellent annual growth since its founding j&ifl Recently
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        512 20 r Qf Cold Storage The Retail Oivision is continuing to grow. To match the pace of our expansion and development, we require dynamic and resourceful individuals for the following positions:I ii TRADIIMG EXECUTIVES Age 25 years or more with relevant Purchasing experience with a Retail Group or m the consumer
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        832 20 foberfson H H Robertson Company is a world-wide, US-based group well-known for the manufacture and installation of building components. The Company is currently setting up a factory m Tuas to produce metal floor deck and aluminium curtain wall. The Singapore Company will provide a complete range of services to local
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        190 20 i A major international Bank opening an offshore Bank m Singapore seeks selfmotivated, young Singaporeans interested m pursuing a career m banking. CREDIT ANALYST/ MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Will undertake credit review, financial analysis and complex economic and feasibility studies Rewards: This is a challenging job with potential for rapid career advancement
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        901 21 APPOINTMENTS I An International Company, specialized m the photographic field invites suitably experienced I and qualified candidates to fill the following positions: I SALES TECHNICIANS I ITYRf*! TTIVES C EA£A/U iI V «v«3 Minimum GCE O 1 level or equivalent 'k li •Ageabo W 2svearsold Experience m servicing of electronics
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        979 21 Brunei Shell invites applications to fill vacancies a generous remuneration package, which includes Wt m the Engineering Quality Assurance Department either rent-free accommodation with subsidised I ■X m Seria, and m the Engineering Department of utilities, or a housing allowance (dependent on the WM Brunei LNG Limited based at Lumut,
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        419 21 I CAREERS IN I I FINANCE I fl Singapore Airlines invites applications for positions m its Finance S H Division. I Requirements: I Degree m Accountancy. Computer Science. Business Adminis- B fl tration. Commerce or related disciplines. Preference will be given B fl to those with working experience m accounting,
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        607 22 APPOINTMENTS /CITIBANK I the local bank that's a global bank We are a leading international bank with a tremendous growth and success record. The continuing expansion of our retail banking operations has now created vacancies for the positions of: SENIOR PROGRAMMER /ANALYST 5-10 years programming experience with IBM 370/4300 environment.
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        678 22 0 HITACHI I Hitachi Electronic Devices (S) Pte. Ltd. Due to rapid expansion, our multi-million colour television picture tubes manufacturing company m Jurong has immediate vacancies for the following positions. D Design Engineer (Machine System) 2) Engineer (Production Engineering) Degree m Mechanical/Electrical Engineering with at least 2 years relevant working
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        847 22 I GENERAL MANAGER AJ I International Finance Company d^B^L____ I (Around $100,000 p.a. plus benefits) OUR CLIENT is an established and successful company m Singapore, offering a full range of commercial financing facilities including hire purchase, leasing, factoring and confirming house activities. It wishes to appoint an experienced executive to
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        300 22 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions for the Marina Centre project, a multi-million dollar ho'els cum shopping centres on the reclaimed land:Resident Architect Singapore/permanent resident of Singapore Minimum 5 yrs experience. Previous supervision of hotels/hospital/shopping centre will be an asset Architectural Site Supervisors (3 positions)
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        464 23 APPOINTMENTS SENIOR TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR Honeywell, the world leader m distributed digital Process Management Systems is seeking an experienced Technical Instructor. The position is based m Singapore at our Asian Centre of Technology and offers a salary commensurate with experience and opportunity for advancement If you have at least 3 to
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        588 23 ,d| R^ jjU r \j g We nit, ■> <ov a u-orld of difference I I/% ■4/\/% m A! lentil. '>,' v» fi/si 7i irnq places and interesting p« jq& R jflEj X I V If' j I f^% As Pacific [light Attendant you'll start on i IK$3 Hb3 per
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        406 23 AIRPORT SERVICES We are a fast growing groundhandling Company providing passenger, apron, j j catering, cargo and security services j to international airlines at Changi Airport We offer career opportunities to I enthusiastic young men who are. 1 j interested m pursuing a career m our Auxiliary Police Department as:
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        476 23 require BB B 1. SALES ENGINEERS B Requirements B Degree/ Diploma m Electrical Jm Engineering S 2/3 years experience m sales to I M&E consultants and govern- I ment /statutory bodies. B Preference for those familiar with I power conservation systems Willing to make sales his career B Dynamic, self-motivated
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        639 24 APPOINTMENTS I PHILIPS |1 LUorhinq towards a m DEtiEnompiTDkii M j j We are a large multi-national company and we I I manufacture and export electrical and electronic I i equipment to more than 1 20 countries throughout I the world. I We are looking for candidates of high calibre
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        572 24 iy Sj Singapore f it 4Hp POLYTECHNIC B Applications are invited from suitably quali- fied persons for the following posts: a) TECHNICIAN GRADE 111 (Salary scale $455x20-495/660x40-940/980 X4O-1340) Qualifications 1 Maths Science Dept 2 GCE 'A' level passes m Mathematics and a Technical or Science subject and 'O' level passes
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        263 24 G ARFIELD b y mm Dans W HOW ABOUT A K155, ARLENE? )U wn^-. I f AUUGH' 15 I IT.' 1 PIP ITi —^V^^>^^^ LA CAT.' V^^ OF ANIMAL WHAT KINP o V .rw/ V AR£VOU?"ANPI OF ANI/VNAL SAIP,°A CAT.'" AREVOU? jT O U I O V I [i i
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        550 25 APPOINTMENTS lAJ SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following posts: (1) LIBRARIAN GRADE VI ($B4O-3175) (2) LIBRARIAN GRADE VII ($940-1875) Point of entry will depend on the candidate's qualifications and experience. Qualifications Experience: Pottd) Candidates should be University Graduates with recognised professional library qualifications and
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        359 25 NOTICES EHDB N TO LET BY PUBLIC TENDER AT BLOCK 205 HOUGANG STREET 21 EMPORIUM/SUPERMARKET Approximately ***** m (Ist 2nd Storey) LETTABLE SPACE 4033.35 m (3rd Storey) RESTAURANT 2094.75 m (4th Storey) Strategically located at Junction of Upper Serangoon/ Tampines Road. Located m the Neighbourhood Centre comprising 79 shops, supermarket/emporium,
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        137 25 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Mr. Tham Kwok Choy of No. 265, Oxley Road Singapore 0923 have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence m respect of premises at M/s: Kwong Thong Choong, 160 Orchard Road, #81-O9 Orchard Point Singapore 0923 and that this application will be heard
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        1054 26 CHOO SOH ENG talks to the winners of the SBC Chinese Talentime 1983, the final of which was held at the National Theatre last Sunday. ON stage, she looked every bit the professional singer. Her face was heavily made up, and she was dressed
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        88 26 •S]|^TS^bl BL japs^laßW '^BBSBSBSBWj BBBBBBp J^\ bWJB*^ #fc ll^ VfIVJ BBWdk^ikkJßßßl BBmmß^W Bbßb VIbB Byn^^^^^^B^BM^rr A bY 1 W-i^M There's a big line-up of Combo Instruments m store for you at very special prices you'll find absolutely irresistible Electric Guitars Electronic Pianos Guitar Amps/Bass Amps Synthesizers Guitar Effectors Drums Combo
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        Lock icon Giving a new touch to ethnic sounds
        1010 27 Photograph: KANNAN CHANDRAN meets German group Orexis and plugs into their "world music". OREXIS began its journey into jazz m 1976. As an exuberant clique of trained musicians, founder/ member Georg Lawall and his groupies set out exploring a variety of instruments and
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        726 27 Then she bends down and picks up something it's a coin. Eyes sparkling, she assails a jackpot machine, and tries her luck. Nothing. She returns to her old look-out 4 point. 7 This week's columnist shares her four snapshots of Genting Highlands DIM lights.
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        318 27 APPOINTMENTS I] To meet our current expanded operation I I I we invite suitably qualified and expe- I I rienced applicants to fill these challenging 1 I I positions: '$M I Mechanical I 1 Design Engineers m 1 Requirements/Duties: gm I Possess a Degree/Diploma m Mechani- I j cal Engineering
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        409 27 Texas Instrnmenta Singapore {Pte) Limited invites applications for PROCESS TECHNICIAN Requirement* A Diploma m Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Polytechnic or its equivalent Preference will be given to those with working experience m the semi-conductor industry. The Job Assist Process Engineer m VLSI memory
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        384 27 DRAMA FESTIVAL 1»83: f«*- rade Branch Library and English by Miss Lim Beng KAN THIRANTHATHU .J™™™ 'lNK PAINT- Kupuia of Asas 50. Marine Choo of the I-Lien (VISION AGAIN) Pre- 'NGS OF TAN JOO JONG Parade Branch Library Dramatic Society. 3 p.m. sented by the Vennila Goethe-Institut Art Gal- Auditorium.
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