The Straits Times, 26 August 1984

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    14 1 The Sunday Times NO. 2516 45 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 63/1/84 August 26, 1984
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    Govt acts to protect maids
    518 1  -  IVAN LIM By THE Labour Ministry said yesterday it would act to curb abuse and exploitation of foreign domestic servants, particularly Filipinos, working m Singapore. It also assured Philippine Labour Minister Bias Ople that foreign domestic servants and construction and shipyard workers could work here
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  • Article
    Elected President 'ensures security'
    381 1 Question: Is it true that you will be among the PAP's candidates in the next general election? Brig. -Gen Lee Hsien Loong: I am a soldier and obey orders. I am under strict orders not to say anything. Q: Can I infer then that all the
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  • Article
    Money down the drain
    116 1  - Money down the drain NG WENG HOONG By CROWDS of people have been gathering at a monsoon drain off Thomson Road to watch six small wooden boats ride the fastflowing water. Now someone else has taken an interest the police. The spectators, a new group of boat-racing enthusiasts, come m
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    Lock icon Hijack over
    28 1 DUBAI, Sat. Hijackers who seized an Indian airliner surrendered to police at Dubai airport and released all the passengers and crew. Reuter Earlier story: P. 8
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    Dr Toh to stay with the PAP
    609 1 EXCLUSIVE Why I must speak out -by DrToh Page 2 By Sunday Times Reporters Three new candidates: P 10 DR Toh Chin Chye announced yesterday he was contesting the next election as a PAP candidate, ending months of speculation about his political future.
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  • WORLDWIDE
    • AT A GLANCE
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        MAS 'NOT HAPPY'
        42 2 Jardine Fleming (Singapore), one of the oldest merchant banks here, has closed its corporate finance department. Its two senior executives have left. The Monetary Authority of Singapore is thought to be dissatisfied with some of its advice. Page 14
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        DRIVEN TO SEEK COURT'S AID
        43 2 Jeweller Lim Ban Lee had to go to court to get his Mercedes 280 SLC back from a workshop. The row was over a refund for initial repairs that did not correct his faulty fuel pump. Page 12
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        PAP NAMES SECOND WOMAN
        54 2 The PAP is fielding a second woman for the coming general election. Dr Aline K. Wong (right) is among the latest group of three candidates announced yesterday. Dr Wong, 43, is a senior sociology lecturer at the National University of Singapore. She is on secondment to
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        UNFULFILLED MISSION
        38 2 Philippine Labour Minister Bias Ople leaves today without the formal pact he sought on the employment of Filipinos here He also failed to get the Philippines on the list of traditional sources of labour. Page 11
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        Lock icon ONE MORE MONTH
        41 2 The trial railbus service between Johor Bam and Singapore will be extended for another month from September, a Malayan Railway spokesman said. He also said more train coaches will be added during Hari Rava Haii next month. Bernama
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        MAHATHIR'S CHALLENGE
        32 2 Malaysian Premier Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has challenged PAS to a public debate with Umno on all topics, including the assimilation of Islam m the country's administration. Page 9
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        SUCCESSFUL FEAT
        50 2 All hands on deck took a fresh twist yesterday at St. Nicholas Girls' School. Everyone, including teachers, took part m a song-and-mime session to raise money for a new school building. And these pre-primary students (above) are evidently getting a great kick out of the performance. Page 14
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        'BREAK' ON SENTOSA
        40 2 Breakdancers can twist, twirl and spin to their hearts' content every Friday at the smaller roller skating rink on Sentosa island. From this week, the rink will be available to them from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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        RAINING K.G. BEES
        38 2 If yellow rain is not a Russian chemical weapon but just bumble bees' droppings, then these flying bombers are probably K.G. Bees, mocks a biologist about US Professor Matthew Meselson's yellow rain theory. Page 7
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        MUST WE KNOW ALL?
        40 2 Some US journalists are soul-searching about the need to know all. This follows newspapers' demands last week that Democratic vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro reveal her husband's tax return, an act not required by law. Page 5
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    • SPORT
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        LAST-GASP JOY
        50 2 Singapore hockey captain Kevin Ng scored a brilliant goal at almost the last gasp yesterday, m an upset victory over Malacca. Kevin's goal, nine seconds before the final whistle, gives Singapore a shot at the winner or ranners-up spot m the Pesta Sukan Esso Cup meet. Page 25
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        FIVE-MINUTE WIN
        28 2 Although lighter and shorter, Thai Marat Techawanit yesterday floored Indonesian mountain man Janneman Massil m five minutes at the Pesta Sukan Goodwill judo tournament. Page 23
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        TENNIS LOSER HITS BACK
        50 2 Abdul Karim (left) lost his match and head against Melwyn Pereira yesterday at the Pesta Sukan National Tennis championships quarterfinals. He reportedly hurled his racket at Melwyn and then attacked him. But he will still play m a doubles match today facing Melwyn again. Page 23
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        DYING FOR A GAME
        28 2 Rob Hughes describes tne paintui and tragic stories m English soccer which, despite all the frills and pretensions, is just a game. Page 22
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    • NEWS FOCUS
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        'I can't remain a dumb cow'
        1459 2 The PAP and me by Dr Toh Chin Chye Dr Toh Chin Chye was a founder member of the People's Action Party m 1954. For many years he was its chairman. He was Deputy Prime Minister m the first self-governing administration m 1959. He
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        Lock icon 'Millions spent in bid to save Carrian'
        253 2 'Millions spent in bid to save Carrian' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A government committee looking into Malaysia's biggest bank scandal says that attempts were made to "cover up" the affairs of Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) after two Hongkong property developers to which it had lent some $2 billion ran into difficulties.
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        Lock icon Toll to be imposed in Johor by Jan 1 next year
        196 2 Toll to be imposed in Johor by Jan 1 next year KELANG, Sat. The Malaysian government announced today that toll would be imposed at Jalan Senai m Johor from Jan 1 next year, but the date for the tolls at the Causeway has not been decided. Works Minister Datuk S.
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        'Collar grab' regular customer let off by court
        348 3 'Collar grab' regular customer let off by court A CUSTOMER who manhandled a cashier for charging him an extra 10 cents yesterday won a magistrate's trust that he would keep the peace. Seek Boh Koon, 34, who had grabbed the cashier's collar, was asked to show cause why he should
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        Lock icon Opposition presses Thatcher to act
        393 3 Dockers' leader admits strike being called to back miners LONDON, Sat. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was under pressure today to cut short her Swiss holiday and do something about a deepening industrial crisis. Opposition parties pressed her to intervene before the country is plunged
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        Kampung's business opportunities
        146 3 Kampung's business opportunities THE proposed kampung project m Geylang to promote traditional Malay handicraft and cultural activities will provide business opportunities to enterprising Malays, and they should take advantage of the benefits that the project can offer. Syed Ah' Redha Alsagoff, president of the Malay Chamber of Commerce, said this
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        Another 1,500 can see maestro Mehta perform
        218 3 ANOTHER 1,500 people will be able to listen to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and watch world-renowned conductor Zubin Mehta m concert here. That is the number of additional seats the organisers have put on the field for the outdoor concert to celebrate
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        A bike for the strong
        127 3 THE next time someone tells you to get on yonr bike, surprise them and get on one of these if you can. Only four of the 1984 model Honda Goldwing Aspencades have been sold m Singapore, according to Mr Eng Seh Ping, sales manager of
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Japanese newsmen probe life of 'model husband'
      539 5 Japanese newsmen probe life of 'model husband' MRS Geraldine Ferraro said m a TV interview m New York on Friday that she might not have accepted the Democratic Vice-Presidential nomination had she known the furore her family finances would cause. "I think I would have looked very closely at how
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      Lock icon Polls won't be a piece of cake, says Reagan
      398 5 Polls won't be a piece of cake, says Reagan DALLAS, Saturday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan left Dallas m triumph yesterday, promising to campaign hard for a second term m the White House, but warning his Republican Party faithfuls that the Nov 6 election would "be no cake-walk." Seldom have Republicans been
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      Lock icon Stocks close higher on light volume
      101 5 Stocks close higher on light volume Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. Wall Street stock prices closed higher but on very light volume as traders failed to react to yesterday's positive monetary figures from the Federal Reserve Board. The Dow Jones industrial average, staging what analysts called a "very mini rally",
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      Lock icon 17 die in mid-air collision
      107 5 17 die in mid-air collision SAN LUIS OBISPO (California), Sat. A local airliner and a private plane collided and exploded m mid-air today near this coastal California town, killing all 17 people on board the two aircraft. Wreckage from the twin-en-gined jet-prop Wings West airliner and the single-engined private plane
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      Lock icon Ex-Miss USA resigned because of second set of nude photos
      166 5 NEW YORK, Sat. Former Miss America Vanessa Williams posed for a second set of "shocking" sexually explicit nude photographs that are to be published In the January Penthouse and they are the real reason she resigned her title. The 21-year-old
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      Lock icon US media question need to know all
      537 5 IN RECENT years we have de- manded from our politicians, and to a lesser extent their families, a level of virtue that might be difficult to find m a random sampling of a convents and monasteries. Television anchorman Ted Koppel of ABC. WASHINGTON,
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      Lock icon US invasion by British pop groups ending?
      437 6 US invasion by British pop groups ending? LONDON, Saturday BRITISH pop groups, after nearly two years of stunning success m the United States, are now finding that the Americans are fighting back. Last year, British artistes captured 35 per cent of the best-selling singles and albums m the US with
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      Lock icon Soviets' most advanced attack sub
      81 6 THE first Western photograph of the Soviet Union's most advanced attack submarine. It is equipped with a new type of intercontinental missile that has a possible range of 3,Mf kilometres. Norwegian defence staff released the photograph of the Sierra-class submarine on Friday. "This submarine can
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      Lock icon Freed dissident stopped from meeting Walesa
      319 6 Freed dissident stopped from meeting Walesa WARSAW, Sat. Polish dissident intellectual Jacek Kuron, released from prison under a political amnesty this month, said police prevented him from holding a reunion with Solidarity leader Lech Walesa today. Mr Kuron said he was detained and told his meeting with Mr Walesa would
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      LOUIS HEREN'S VIEW
      743 6 From London When readers are the prize of war BRITAIN'S tabloid newspapers are engaged m a circulation war unprecedented m financial cost and editorial ferocity. Unlike the early struggle between Mr William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal and Mr Joseph Pulitzer's World, it has nothing to do
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      Lock icon E. Germany casts doubt on Honecker visit
      208 6 EAST BERLIN, Sat. East Germany today cast doubt on whether its leader, Mr Erich Honecker, would visit West Germany as planned, accusing "certain forces" m Bonn of creating an atmosphere that would make it impossible. An authoritative commentary m the Communist Party daily,
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      Lock icon Liquor from quail eggs
      89 6 BUDAPEST, Sat. Casanova, a aew liquor made from quail eggs aad said to cure impotence, has been perfected here, the Hungarian trade union newspaper, Nepsaava reported today. Hungary plans to export 209, aW bottles of the liquor to France, West Germany, Holland, and Sweden. The liquor,
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      Lock icon 'Russian jet shadowed civilian airliner'
      180 6 STOCKHOLM, Sat. A Soviet war plane shadowed a civilian passenger plane carrying 276 people into Swedish air space for five minutes earlier this month, officials said yesterday. "As soon as we heard about it we protested sharply to the Soviet Embassy and said it was
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      Yellow rain or K.G.Bees?
      970 7  -  NIGEL LILBURN By US professor all abuzz with a new theory AN ABSENT minded American professor's theory that yellow rain is not one of the Kremlin's chemical weapons but merely droppings from Jhe humble bumble bee has received at least one mocking response. A biologist friend
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon North Korean 'no'
        71 7 NORTH KOREA yesterday rejected a South Korean offer for economic cooperation between the two Koreas. The Naewoe Press, a semi-official organisation m Seoul which regularly monitors' North Korean broadcasts, said. President Chun Doo Hwan said during a news' conference earlier this week that if North Korea agrees
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        Lock icon Nuclear free zone talks
        84 7 LEADERS OF 14 independent Pacific nations gathering m Tuvalu for a two-day South Pacific forum meeting next week, are expected to prepare a draft agreement for a nuclear free zone m the area. But observers said m Sydney yesterday that the nuclear free proposal, first suggested
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        Lock icon Five hurt in blast
        76 7 A BOMB blast m Johannesburg on Friday injured four policemen and a woman m the second attack on government offices since the nations coloured voters elected members of a new Parliament that continues to exclude the Black majority. The explosion took place on the fifth floor
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        Lock icon Soviet fleet worries Nato
        91 7 ADMIRALS OF the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), are worried about the increasing appearence of the Soviet merchant shipping flag on the high seas. A Nato report m Brussels yesterday rer >rted that the Soviet navy is developing its abuity to use the fleet as an
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      Lock icon 10,000 arrested in southern India
      381 8 NEW DELHI, Saturday Violence marks strikes to protest against Rama Rao's dismissal ABOUT 10,000 people were arrested m southern India today when they tried to picket government offices during a nationwide strike to protest against the dismissal of ousted Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. T.
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      Lock icon Sihanouk's plea for talks on Cambodia
      114 8 Sihanouk's plea for talks on Cambodia COPENHAGEN, Sat. Exiled Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk, ending a tour of Scandinavian countries, yesterday renewed a plea for talks to solve the problem of Cambodia. The plea came during a three-day private visit to Denmark, where he met the Danish Foreign Minister. The
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      Lock icon Dog goes riding and in style too!
      150 8 Dog goes riding and in style too! Ml T LA, a five-year-old *****, like* being taken for a ride. And she goes along m style ...complete with goggles, cap and leather Jacket. Muia, which means "dear one" m Yugoslav, has been riding with her master, Mr lan Ayson, of Perth,
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      Colombo-Arab relations getting worse
      233 8 Colombo-Arab relations getting worse LONDON, Sat. Relations between Sri Lanka and Arab countries are worsening fast after Colombo decided to employ Israeli Mossad agents to help its security forces fight Tamil insurgency. Muslim sources m Colombo said that Iraq, Sri Lanka's most important Arab customer for its tea exports, is
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      Lock icon 'Dock boycott can harm India-Sri Lanka ties'
      128 8 COLOMBO, Sat. A boycott of Sri Lankan ships by Indian dockers would harm political and trade relations between the two countries, Sri Lanka's top shipping official said today. Chairman of Sri Lanka's state-owned shipping corporation, Mr Lionel Fernando, said India would be badly
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      Lock icon 'We'll blow up plane' threat by Sikh group
      346 8 'We'll blow up plane' threat by Sikh group NEW DELHI, Sat. A banned Sikh student organisation has threatened to blow up a hijacked Indian Airlines Boeing-737 now held m Dubai if its demands were not met. "The plane has been hijacked to achieve our demands. It will be blown up
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  • ASEAN NEWS ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Mahathir challenges PAS to a public debate on all topics
      395 9 Mahathir challenges PAS to a public debate on all topics Scenes of Malaysian life PETALING JAVA, Sat. DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today challenged PAS to a public debate with Umno on all topics, including the assimilation of Islam m the nations administration. The Prime Minister said the debate could
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      Lock icon Harris cancels 'repeat speeches' pact
      399 9 KOTA KINABALU, Saturday SABAH Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh has called off the arrangements he had made with Democratic Action Party (DAP) MPs to repeat m Sandakan on Monday their parliamentary speeches on the Labuan land ownership issue. Datuk Harris said he had to take
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      Lock icon 'PAS never was an Islamic party'
      183 9 PETALING JAVA, Sat. PAS (Parti Islam) is a nationalist party and has never been an Islamic one, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. It was wrong of PAS leaders to make claims that their party was an Islamic one, he told
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      I'll be in Sandakan, says Kit Siang
      192 9 SANDAKAN, Saturday DEMOCRATIC Action Party secretary-genera 1 Lim Kit Siang will be m Sandakan on Monday to repeat m public his allegations agairst Sabah Chief Minister Dituk Harris Salleh. Mr Lin, who called Bemama 'iere from Malacca yesterday to tell of his decision,
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      71 9 41 MYSELF am strongly opposed to women marrying young and giving birth to many children to achieve the population target. Women should not give birth merely to fulfil the target but should bear babies only if they want to start a family. Malaysian Public Enterprises Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz
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      Lock icon 'Murdered' Filipino farmers accused of murder
      220 9 'Murdered' Filipino farmers accused of murder BACOLOD (Philippines), Sat. Nine farmers, allegedly murdered by soldiers near here m May, were themselves charged with murder after their deaths. The twist emerged as a military panel held an investigation to see if there was a prima facie case against a Philippine constabulary
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      Lock icon Thais want to shed 'playboy's paradise' image
      379 9 BANGKOK, Saturday ALARMED by a slump m its once-thriving tourist trade, Thailand is hoping to win back foreign visitors by shedding its image as a playboy's paradise. Thailand has long been known for its freewheeling red light districts of bars and massage parlours.
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      Lock icon Marcos tells Cabinet to 'clear up issues'
      206 9 MANILA, Sat. President Ferdinand Marcos has called his Cabinet to a meeting on Monday to "clear up issues" regarding two new presidential decrees some Cabinet members have recently criticised m public, the Presidential Palace said yesterday. A palace news release said Mr Marcos
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Second woman in PAP poll line-up
      507 10 Sociology lecturer one of three candidates m latest group THE PAP is fielding a second woman for the coming general election. Dr Aline K. Wong, 43. is among the latest group of three PAP candidates to be announced. Dr Wong, a senior sociology lecturer
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      Video tapes to be used in English lessons
      118 10 VIDEO tapes will be introduced as an aid m the teaching of English m selected Best (Basic Education for Skills Training) classes m PAP centres. Eleven PAP educational centres have been selected under a pilot project to use the tapes. This was
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      PAP rewards members to mark its 30th year
      127 10 MORE than 600 PAP activists will receive long service medals at dinners m October to mark the party's 3tth anniversary. Of these, more than 100 who have served 25 years or more will receive gold medals and certificates, according to the latest
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      Treasures of Mersing wreck go to govt of Malaysia
      343 10 Treasures of Mersing wreck go to govt of Malaysia TREASURES plucked from an 18th-century wreck off the Mersing coast earlier this year will go to the Malaysian government. Singapore businessman Pang Kim Pong, 42, raised $51,000 to finance a salvage operation on the wreck. But he withdrew his claim on
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      'School rivalries should not hinder nations progress'
      96 10 OLD school rivalries must not be allowed to stand m the way of Singapore's progress, Law Minister E W Barker yesterday told a junior college with a fiercely proud tradition. Addressing students of Raffles Junior College during the school's official opening at Mt
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      Lock icon Mobile 'beds' a boon for that quick forty winks
      124 10 SOME eat, ethers drink, seme de both. Some rash back to work, or back to the shops. Others, well, they catch up on a little sleep. It's lunchtime m Singapore not the quietest time m a fairly noisy city. Walls are
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      SIA and Air Lanka talks grounded
      315 10  -  SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE and Sri Lanka could not come to an agreement after two days of air talks, the fifth round since the controversial 1979 agreement. Both. delegations want an agreement giving equal opportunities to the two national carriers but their ideas on
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      Commemorative book
      36 10 A BOOK, consisting of a collection of essays on 25 years of Singapore's economic growth and development, has been published by Nan Yang King Zhou Lianhe Zaobao to commemorate Singapore's 25 years of nation-building.
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      NJC student sang his tune into the top spot
      167 10 NJC student sang his tune into the top spot THEY sang of progress and prosperity. Of peace and productivity. Of rickshaws, the Mercedes, and the Apple 2. They all had a common goal. The singers were vying for top places m the finals of the first Song Writing Competition for
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      No formal accord on Filipino workers
      414 11  - No formal accord on Filipino workers EVANGELINE GAMBOA Ople: Not very many countries will sign a labour agreement By PHILIPPINE Labour Minister Bias Ople leaves Singapore today without the formal agreement he sought on the employment of Filipino workers here. "There are not very many countries that would sign a
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    • AROUND THE COURTS
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        Man hid cassette players in shirt
        101 11 A MAN stole two portable- stereo cassette players by tucking them under his shirt, but was caught outside the supermarket. He struck again a fortnight later and was detained again. He had two socket switches tucked under his waistband and two more m his
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        Man charged with fraud
        121 11 A MAN was charged m court on Friday with three counts of fraud m connection with applications for a passport and replacement of lost identity card. Ang Poh Meng, 23, is accused of having falsely declared that he had lost his identity card. He is also
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        Man accused of abetting robber
        80 11 TAN THIAM Hoe, 48, was accused on Thursday of abetting another man to commit armed robbery on two occasions m 1980 and 1983. He is charged with abetting Tan Kin Chuar m armed robbery of cash and jewellery from a Jalan Jintan apartment block m
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        Costly shorts
        32 11 CHONG NGIAN Shen, 36, pleaded guilty on Friday to stealing a $15 pair of shorts from Metro store m Penang Road. He was jailed for one day and fined $800.
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      Ease foreign labour rules, MP urges
      145 11 Ease foreign labour rules, MP urges THE MP for Khe Bone, Mr Ho See Beng, feels the Labour Ministry could relax its restrictions on foreign labour, at least for the next year or two. This, he said, would alleviate the problem of labour shortage faced by industries, particularly the small
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      $4.5 million set aside for school libraries
      84 11 $4.5 million set aside for school libraries THE Ministry of Education has set aside $4.5 million over the next few years to help schools develop their libraries. The ministry has specified that jumor colleges must have 15 library books per student, secondary schools 10, and primary schools eight. Mr Ko
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      Skills fund to pay for foreign computer project leaders
      321 12 Skills fund to pay for foreign computer project leaders HOT on the heels of the Intech (Incentives for New Technologies) scheme announced by Dr Tony Tan on Wednesday, the Skills Development Fund is finalising another scheme to help Singapore move ahead m its high-tech drive. It has given its commitment
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      Workshop runs into a stall over man's car
      493 12  -  PAUL JACOB Court injunction orders release from 'unlawful detention' By JEWELLER Lim Ban Lee has no qualms about using the full weight of the law where his sleek, metallic blue-green, Mercedes 280 SLC is concerned. On Thursday, he took out a court
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      Bring young people into clan associations says MP
      151 12 Bring young people into clan associations says MP THE MP for Bukit Timah, Mr Chor Yeok Eng, has urged clan association members to get the cooperation of young people and bring m new blood to the organisations so that they can continue to survive. He said it was difficult to
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      Singapore looks set to sign wildlife treaty
      364 12  - Singapore looks set to sign wildlife treaty EVANGELINE By GAMBOA SINGAPORE appears set to sign Cites an international treaty against the trade m endangered wildlife following a visit on Friday from a Cites official. Mr Chris Huxley, a statistical and information coordinator of Cites, discussed the practicalities of acceding to
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      Transfusion
      21 12 THE Mobile Blood Transfusion Service will be stationed at the Singapore Swimming Club today from 9.30 a.m. until 12.30 p.m.
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      Development charges hit Orchard Road project
      246 12  -  SIVA ARASU By THERE is yet another plan for an office and shopping complex m Orchard Road but with it conies a dispute with the government over development charges. The owners of the plot, Chee Swee Cheng and Company, want to pot up a
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      60 take part in sculpture workshop and symposium
      146 12 60 take part in sculpture workshop and symposium ABOUT 60 people taking part m a two-week sculpture workshop and symposium which opened at the National Museum Theatrette yesterday are shaping up with the help of six well-known artists. The six are: Tan Teng Kee, Brother Joseph McNally, Ng Eng Teng,
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      Next year's public holidays
      67 12 Next year's public holidays THE dates of Singapore's public holidays next year have been announced by the Labour Ministry. They are New Year's Day, Jan 1; Chinese New Year, Feb 20 and 21; Good Friday, April 5; Labour Day, May 1; Vesak Day, June 3; Hari Raya Puasa, June 20
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      Lock icon Going flat out for new school building
      116 14 Going flat out for new school building IT WAS legs and hands up for St Nicholas Girls' School as est of its pre-prtmary students mimed and sang in a "sing-a--thon" organised by the school yesterday afternoon. About 2,401 students aad 1M teachers task part in the one-and-a-half hoar singing session.
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      New NUS Council
      58 14 MR MAX Stanton, Mr Erling Saebo, Professor Lim Chee Then, Associate Professor Bernard Tan and Mr Chao Tian Kong have been appointed to the Council of the National University of Singapore, which comprises 17 members. They replace Professor Lim Pin, Professor Edwin Thumboo. Associate Professor Koh Lip
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      Choose co-op leaders carefully — Chua
      279 14 Choose co-op leaders carefully Chua LEADERSHIP of cooperatives must never fall into the wrong hands especially into the hands of those who run cooperatives for their own political or personal gain. Mr Chua Sian Chin, the Minister for Home Affairs, said this at the third anniversary dinner of the Singapore
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      Bank closes section after expats go
      310 14  - Bank closes section after expats go CONRAD RAJ Jardine Fleming also planning to sell its Villa delle Rose property By JARDINE Fleming (Singapore), one of Singapore's oldest merchant banks, has closed its corporate finance department which gives advice on listings, acquisitions, takeovers and mergers. The bank is also planning to
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      Got a message for his computerised notice board?
      564 14  - Got a message for his computerised notice board? SIVA ARASU fly SELLING your car, looking for computer help or giving away a pet canary? The old solution was the supermarket notice board. The new solution is the computerised electronic bulletin board and the first one has been set up by
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      How to get on-line
      87 14 1. DIAL *****81. On hearing a high-pitch tone, place your modem "on-line" or In its ready position. 2. It will indicate "carrier detected" which means it is communicating with the system's modem. 3. Hit the "return" key until the system determines your speed (baud-rate). Yon may
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      Bus missing a permit
      239 15 THESE passengers find it very convenient to hop, straight after church service, into a bos waiting far them m the compound. Only trouble hi, they may he travelling an illegal tickets. This mini-bos which seats 25 adults manages ta pack m a crowd every Saturday at
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      Clearing wreckage in sea can be risky
      550 15  -  PAUL JACOB Airforce base visit enlightens divers on wreck dangers By SUBMERGED military aircraft and shipwrecks with ammunition intact, old mines, unexploded bombs... Salvaging and clearing these underwater hazards has for long been the business of a group of specialist divers m the
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      Dr Yeo: National Day Parade was outstanding
      291 15 Dr Yeo: National Day Parade was outstanding OUTSTANDING that was the opinion of the Communications and Second Minister for Defence, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, on how the 19th National Day Parade and celebrations went. This was an improvement on the verdict of Lieutenant-Colonel Lim Poh Seng, chairman of the executive
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      So relaxed ... the general in civvies
      399 15  - So relaxed the general in civvies GILLIAN POW CHONG By IMPROMPTU interviews do not seem to ruffle Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong. Very approachable, casual, relaxed, a man with a good sense of humour that is how Brig-Gen Lee came across at the Anson Constituency National Day dinner last night. And
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      'Success depends on quality of govt'
      93 15 SINGAPORE'S success over the next 25 years depends ultimately on the quality of the government one which has the same farsightedness as it had m the *****, and one which has the same tenacity to carry on with the further building of Singapore. Mr
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      Homework spells success
      107 16 Homework spells success SCHOOL children, whether here or abroad, can only achieve success through hard work. Researchers m the United States report that American children don't do as well as their counterparts m Japan and Taiwan because they do less homework and spend less time m schools. The Permanent Secretary
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      Businessman scores on a 'backward' trade
      556 16  -  LILLIAN CHEW Furniture enterprise is first Singapore-owned company to get New York Stock Exchange listing By MEET Mr Lawrence Moh the first Singaporean to own a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. This 58-year-old Beijingborn businessman started Universal Furniture Limited 25 years
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    • More reports from Fridays Parliament sitting
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        Passed: Scheme to protect home buyers
        246 16 Passed: Scheme to protect home buyers Housing Developers (Control and Licensing) (Amendment) Bill THE Project Account Scheme which gives greater protection to home buyers was given legal status by Parliament on Friday. The Housing Developers (Control and Licensing) (Amendment) Bill that was passed by the House without debate provides that
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        Also passed: Bill to change CPF rules
        252 16 Questions and answers LEGISLATION was passed yesterday to enable four earlier changes, affecting the Central Provident Fund, to be put into effect. The Central Provident Fund (Amendment) Bill, which was moved by Labour Minister S. Jayakumar, was for the Medisave scheme the extension
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        Tighter control over finance firms likely
        86 16 FINANCE companies are expected to come under tighter control of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, with the proposed amendments to the Finance Companies Act. The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Dr Goh Keng Swee, yesterday introduced the Fi- nance Companies (Amendment)
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        Why temple has to pay higher rent
        268 16 Central Provident Fund Amendment Bill EXISTING land users can remain on a site acquired for redevelopment but they must be subject to a re-evaluation of their monthly rental. This is because the existing user must first gain a new temporary occupation licence (TOL).
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  • FOCUS
    • The Sunday Times VIEW
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        Dr Toh does a service
        345 17 THE first thing to be said about Dr Toh Chin Chye's statement reported on Page 1 today is that it is hardly unexpected. At least Dr Toh still feels able to contain his dissent within the PAP, however close he may have come to leaving
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      • Article
        25 YEARS AGO
        87 17 What The Sunday Times reported on Aug 23, 1959 BRIGADIER-GENERAL Djatikusumo, Indonesia's new Minister for Land Communications, said yesterday that one of the reasons why the nations telephone system was overtaxed was the use of telephones for trivial matters. "Many people are using phones for unimportant matters,"
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      Right man at the right time
      1211 17 A POLITICIAN REASSESSED: DAVID MARSHALL 4 He describes himself as a socialist, but his socialism is expressed as a generalised concern to seek a way of life for the masses that is compatible with human dignity. The operative phrase seems to be "the dignity
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  • FOCUS/Viewpoints
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      Miners' strike goes democracy suffers
      1139 18  - Miners' strike goes democracy suffers PETER BARNARD SEVEN DAYS I By Now, if only it were raining pennies AFLOAT. A float afloat. Well, almost. You'd think the gods would smile on students trying to raise money for charity but I guess rain falls without prejudice. These youngsters from the NUS
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      A case of Mr Megabucks versus Mr Scientist
      775 18  -  LILLIAN CHEW AS I SEE IT I By THE long-term future of Singapore is m technology, said Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry last week, explaining why the government has been so generous m its cash handouts to
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      Country club's secret
      598 18 MACAW YOU never hear a word about it during the day. And at night it is referred to only m whispers, behind closed doors. They say that if bankers had a heart, there would be cold terror m the hearts of bankers and officers of the Monetary
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  • FOCUS/Analysis
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      When the President has more power
      769 19 LAST Sunday at the National Day rally the Prime Minister spoke of the need to protect the country's financial reserves. To this end he proposed changing the role of the President so that he be empowered to veto decisions by a future government on
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      Surgeons are also human and need to be checked
      867 19 THE world has felt every heartbeat of little Hollie Roffey, the baby who at 10 days old was given a new heart and new hope by cardiac surgeon Magdi Yacoub. We have waited impatiently for news of her recovery and hoped
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      How patients are protected
      680 19  -  SUZANNE OOI By Most doctors have a conscience. They do not want the public to suffer unnecessarily The public has a natural protection because a mistake could cause a doctor his m livelihood. 7 Dr Earl Lv, a surgeon. WHEN a sick man goes to the
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      146 19 APPOINTMENTS ff International supplier of aviation products and services, both military and commercial, has I immediate requirements for: I SOUTHEAST ASIAN I SALES MANAGER I A IN-COUNTRY AGENTS m W Individuals and firms interested m the above opportunities and who can demonstrate previous success m selling aviation products and services
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      409 19 Applications are invited for fl I HUMAN RESOURCE I DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS H The Job, Qualifications Experience: H Telecoms is committed as an organisation to attempt to be one of the best employers m Singapore. To achieve that H goal, the HRD Officer is the critical key. If you want to
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  • RACING
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      Going Hammer and tongs
      290 20  -  EPSOM JEEP Son of Imperial Seal out to equal post-war record of six wins m a row By WELLINGTON HAMMER bids for a post-war racing record m Race 6 for Class 1 Div 1 horses over 1,200 m at Penang today. With most of the other
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      Today's Penang card
      3751 20 GOING FORECAST: GOOD BMHMaHBH 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV C 1,200 m rTT^r^n 3 y ear ds _n___MdHß (Stakes: $11,000) 1 Pompons 51 Frederick Goh-Yeoh 3 nzc (1200 m) By Kaoru Prince; arrived m February *MC Llew 3 2 00 Brazzaka 51 Fandi-Bougoure 3 nzg (1200 m) No
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      What the tipsters say
      338 20 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO WENG SOOK 9 Taiping Lake 9 Taiping Lake 9 Taiping Lake -9 Taiping Lake 9 Taiping Lake 1 11 Beat The Clock 8 Sungai Maharani 10 Ovation 3 Jardinier 10 Ovation 10 Ovation 12 Mister Hush 8 Sungai Maharani
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      Pin high on High Foil
      197 20  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track PENANG, Sat. High Fail is m the pink of condition and with a luxury weight of 49 kg m a field of only seven runners m Race 5, the Class 1 Div 1 event over 1,700 m, he
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      Mudlarks
      81 20 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACE 2: Regent Court, Chris Thunder, Modern Business RACE 3: Nine Dragon. Gympie RACE 4: Barudan RACE S: Betsy's Pet 11. Putera Sandhurst. High Foil RACE C: Best Bold, Thun derbird, Asean 11, Gala Display 11, Wayahead. Paris
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      Amateur races on Friday
      43 20 A ONE-DAY amateur race meeting will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Friday Malaysia's National Day There will be nine races and off-course betting will be available at Bukit Timah The race card will be published on that day
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      Johnston making progress
      108 21 Johnston making progress PENANG, Sat. Jockey Malcolm Johnston, who was set upon by a gang armed with Iron rods yesterday, Is recovering and "progressing well" In hospital bat Is receiving Be visiters. Johnston suffered a broken arm, nose and cheekbone la the attack, which took place as he was about
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      Scow returns in triumph
      1785 21 By OUR RACING TEAM PENANG, Sat. Jockey W.K. Scow, who broke his collar bone and suffered head injuries m a three-horse pile-up during the running of the Twin Cities Stakes here m June, made a triumphant comeback when he landed Mint's Favourite a three-length winner m
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      Big Sweep
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      Chua and Tiley warned of 'serious action'
      886 21 STIPE'S REPORT PENANG, Sat. Jockeys Nigel Tiley and C.H. Chua, whose mounts (Kiwi Runner and Triple Aces) came together on a number of occasions during the running of Race 6 today, were questioned by the stewards. Both riders w?re reprimanded for failing to
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      460 21 141 Deaths 141 Deaths Called Home to be with The Lord Jesus Christ m eternal Peace and Joy. Rosa Ng Low Hiang Age 76 TIM family of Mm late Rosa Ng Low Hiang mourn nor peaceful doath on 25 Auguot 1984: ifofovoa HUBDonq. Martin Tan Tai Meng Beloved Sons: Beloved
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      142 Condolences
      72 21 Our deepest tympethiet and heart* rwii mh mowti^m id owe ramify 01 me let* HENG TEE BAH who pooood owoy MMMiofity on 23rd From: STAFF OF CIVIL RADIO RECEIVING STATION TELECOMS. With deepeat sympathies and m _MSle.ll __J lie— |...,i|„ rWaaWTIWfI tMMIUfJBBjfI t~B IU 11 Iff I BBS
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      143 Acknowledgements
      61 21 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE ANTHONY VERNON BRACKEN wish fo thank al raletivea, trtowde, coHsaguae for their kind attenddonationa and wreathe during their rocont Doroovontoot. The family of the late MRS TAN CHYE MAM (MOM ANG SWEE KIM) wish to thank aH their friends and relative* for their
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      143 Acknowledgements
      86 21 Tha family of the lata and beloved CHE ANG TECK SENG Oeportad ISAM w renes to exprvee inwir neef lien tnaAks to all r#tairvfM, tneAoe, co4leaguee, neighbours and Professors, Doctors end Staff of Word 44 BQN for their attswdswes, oossst•nce, coodo+soesi, wreaths end oofiotftons during their recent bey
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      144 In Memoriam
      141 21 In Loving Memory Of THOMAS MICHAEL STEVEN (MICKY) "He suffered patiently and long, His hope was bright, his faith was strong; The peace of Jesus filled his breast. And In His arms he sank to rest. His memory Is as dear today, As m the hour he
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      144 In Memoriam
      145 21 In Loving Memory of JOHN ANG SWEE TECK Departed: 26th August 1979 Of one we will never forget In life love and honour In death cherished and remembered. Doerfy missoo end rofrtorn tiered by family IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. LOH HENG KIT DEPARTED 26-8-81 Time may
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      145 Requiems
      77 21 MOM X MARIMUTHUAMMAL Aged 64, Departed: 13/08/84 Karumathi prayers will be held on Monday midnight 27.08.84 at Blk 46. -05-285 Owen Road. Asthma Shanti Pooja will be held on Tuesday 28.08.84 at 7.00pm at Sri Sivan Temple, Ssrsngoon Rd. Ptssss treat this as personal invitation. AH are welcome.
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  • SPORT
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      Pain in Spain that is all in the game
      1121 22 THE ROB HUGHES COLUMN LONDON, Sat. Today is our first anniversary together. Like most living things, this column was born m pain a year ago and the original story has matured and is now ripe for the re-telling. The pain was
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      Lock icon Magical Mahmoud lights up Europe
      533 22 WORLD OF ATHLETICS BRUSSELS, Sat. Frenchman Joseph Mahmoud set a European record for the 3,000 metres steeplechase, but Briton Steve Cram's bid to crack the 1,500 m world record failed here last night. Mahmoud notched his mark after a thrilling duel with Boguslaw Maminski, of
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      Lock icon KO for Coe
      54 22 BRITAIN'S Olympic l,sttm champion Sebastian Coe will not run again this European season because of torn muscle fibres. Coe, whs failed to break compatriot Stove Ovett's l,5Hm world record m Zurich on Wednesday, has polled out of today's BMm In Cologne and will alas miss the Rome
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      Lock icon Socrates heart patient, says report
      393 22 WORLD OF SOCCER ITALIAN First Division club Fiorentina have refused comment on Press reports that Socrates, their newly hired Brazilian star, is suffering from heart problems. "We never give information about the health of our players and Socrates is no exception," club doctor Franco Latella
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      Lock icon Cubans prove knock-outs
      394 22 FOCUS ON THE FRIENDSHIP GAMES HAVANE, Sat. Cuba showed here yesterday what boxing fans missed m Los Angeles by winning 11 of the 12 gold medals m a tournament featuring mainly countries who boycotted the Olympics. Triple Olympic champion Teofilo Stevenson brought the 17,000 crowd, including President
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      Lock icon Historic Watson shatters record
      371 22 WORLD OF GOLF AKRON (Ohio), Sat. Denis Watson, of South Africa, fired a course record eight-under-par 62 to take the halfway lead m the US$7OO,OOO ($148,400) World Series. Watson, 28, ended the day with a total of 131 three strokes ahead of American Bruce Lietzke. Watson's
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      Lock icon Connors is chink in Swedish armour
      331 22 WORLD OF TENNIS KINGS ISLAND (Ohio), Sat Second seed American Jimmy Connors prevented a Swedish sweep m the quarter-finals of the U553M,666 ($642,666) Volvo Grand Prix Super Series yesterday. Connors, 31, fought off a Sme challenge from Stefan Iberg, 18, of Sweden, to win
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka pile up their best score
      358 22 WORLD OF CRICKET LONDON, Sat. Sri Lanka piled up their highest ever rest score and finally ended England's toil when they declared their first innings at 491 for seven at Lord's here today. England made 32 without loss m their 20 minutes batting
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      Lock icon Marut moves a man mountain
      579 23 Marut moves a man mountain Janice Seah at the Pesta Sukan judo championships AT best, it was a daunting challenge. At worst, it looked like a job for Superman. Many at the Gay World Stadium yesterday must have sighed at the futility of Thai Marut Techawanit's challenge against Janneman Massil,
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        259 23  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By THE ugly head of bad sportsmanship reared itself during the quarter-finals of the Pesta Sukan national tennis championships at Kallang yesterday. And the big question now is: Will it continue to do so today? If so, then the attitude of tournament officials
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      226 23 SINGAPORE edged out Malaysia for second spot m the South-east Asia age-group swimming championships which ended at Ipoh yesterday and the hero which placed them there was quiet, diminutive Tan V-Meng. Though they tied with 21 golds each, Singapore finished on top as they had 25 silver and
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      434 23 Boys' Group 1 1M metres tree: 1 Oon Jin Gee (S) 2 Rene Concepcion (RP) 3 Martin Palacios (RP) 54.68 sec. 2Mm breast: 1 Lee Concepcion (RP) t Kevin Loh (M) 3 R. Concepcion (RP) 2:28.34. 2ttm butterfly: 1 L. Concepcion (RP) 2 Robert Ortega (RP) 3
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      Kannan recall adds spice
      354 23  -  Joe Dora i Suria and Pathma get invitation, too Morlion Cup istsst... By FORMER Singapore striker K. Kannan, now representing Cheq Point m Kuala Lumpur's Dunhill semi-profession-al League, will be invited to rejoin the national soccer squad for the Merlion Cup tournament from Oct. 14-28. The
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      Flying start
      44 23 SINGAPORE'S Kat Kirn Bee Ong team and the Police Sports Association started the eightteam international inter-club net ball tournament at the National University of Singapore yesterday with easy wins. KKBO trounced Penang's PESSCA Club 44-19, while PSA hammered the Junior Trainees 57-14.
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      King Key turns the tide at last gasp
      409 25 King Key turns the tide at last gasp Joe Dorai on the Esso hockey quadrangular SKIPPER Kevin Ng played match winner for Singapore yesterday with a brilliant goal m injury time which helped the Republic beat fancied Malacca 2-1 at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre. The midfielder darted past a
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      535 25 Tay Cheng Khoon on the Milo squash championships MICHAEL TANG emerged as the leading trainer after yesterday's finals, saddling two wins and a place at Kallang. The Singapore Squash Centrebased stable started quietly enough, with Elaine See losing out by a nose to favourite Ong Mci
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      Thais are Asian takraw kings
      186 25 THAILAND B won the Asian Sepak Takraw Federation Youth title last night when they beat their other half. Thailand A, 15-12, 15-10 m the final at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Singapore D claimed third place after beating Malaysia B 2-1. The Singapore team, comprising Shaharuddin
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      Lawrence of Saudara
      851 25  -  J. RAJENDRAN Singapore m the running for success, thanks to a Young batting talent By at the Padang Scoreboard SINGAPORE Ist tan: IK MALAYSIA Ist tans (overnight K-l) Jalli run out 42 H. Patombongi lbu Gnanachandran 0 H. D-rairatnam c Balakrishnan b Young 65 B. Nair c
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      It's Forces' battle try
      471 25  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI Report by A CONTROVERSIAL try m the second half paved the way for Armed Forces to score an upset 10-6 win (a goal and a try to a goal) over Old Rafflesians' Association m the Singapore Rugby Union Under-23 semi-finals at Police Academy yesterday.
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      171 25 ATHLETICS SAAA Pesta Sukan championships (National Stadium, 7 p.m.). AUTOCROSS Castrol championship series, round three (Senoko, 9a.m.). BOWLING Anchor Beer national championships (Jackie's Katong, 9 a. m.). CANOEING Pesta Sukan championships (Macßitchie Reservoir, 10 a. m.). CRICKET Saudara Cop: Singapore v Malaysia (Padang, 10.30 a. m.). HOCKEY
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      Judges give local hero Haron the silver without benefit of a photo-finish
      49 26  - Judges give local hero Haron the silver without benefit of a photo-finish Jerry Seh mmiAfmm Alia***-' Colour pictures by Optical illusion...rlaron Mundir (centre) beats Malaysia's Nordin Jadi at the tape. But out m Lane Two and out of the picture is South Korean Kirn Sang Moon, the controversial winner.
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      505 26 HAKIKAT RAI REPORTS LOCAL hero Haron Mundir fell victim of a controversial decision when he dead-heated for first place with South Korean Kirn Sang Moon m the men's 200 metres final of the Singapore Open track and field championships yesterday. Moon eclipsed him for the gold after
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      228 26 Rabuan's night drive to the 100 m Pit-stop A MIDNIGHT drive from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore has enabled Asian Games sprint champion Rabuan Pit to keep his date with local ace Haron Mundir m the 100 m final of the Singapore Open this afternoon. Fears were expressed about the Malaysian
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      Prime times for Princess Prema
      378 26 Another record run... now for Asia crown LOOK out Asia, here she comes! That was the unspoken message Prema Govindan conveyed loud-and-clear as she tore through the loaded field to smash the national 200 metres record for the third time m as many weeks. The
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      Second day's results
      410 26 Men: 2Mb: 1 Kirn Sang Moon (Kor) 21.5, 2 Haron Mundir (Flash) 21.5, 3 Nordin Jadi (Mai) 21.6, 4 Kardiona (Ina) 21.7, S Watcharabutt (Thai) 21.8, 1 Iwajan Budi Astra (Ina) 21.9, 7 Nugroho (Ina) 22.2, 8 Ganesan Kasee 22.3. Mai walk: 1 R. Tanabal (Safsa) lhr
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      476 26 Big League kick-off LONDON, Sat. Liverpool suffered a major psychological setback when they began their campaign for a fourth successive English soccer championship with a 3-3 draw at Norwich today. The European Cup-holders appeared riddled with self-doubt amid all the gloomy predictions they would not be
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      143 26 Merdeka tournament KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Newcomers Papua New Guinea produced an unexpected brilliant brand of soccer to edge out Liberia 2-1 m a Group A match here tonight. Although Liberia scored first, PNG impressed the spectators with their skills. Liberia took the lead through Edwin Morgan m the
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      1190 1 PAUL ONG spends a day at an HDB area office 6.30 a.m. IN THE Ang Mo Kio East Area Office, it is the start of another day for about 10 people who win have to supervise cleanliness, the greenery and keep an eye on
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      336 1 'Mayor' of 50,000 residents THE Ang Mo Kio East Area Office is one of 34 Housing Board "nerve centres". Through thii five-year-old office and others, the Board keeps a watchful finger on the pulse of about 50,000 residents. Not to mention shops, industrial units and the innumerable car park users.
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        459 2  -  IRENE PATES HEALTH By TO LEARN about cancer as part of life when one is young is not shocking, to discover at the age of 50 that one has one of its symptoms can be. Education m school about the classic symptoms of cancer can play
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        1208 2  -  N LOBSENZ Everyone does m the daily world of business. But who is the right person to ask? By A TEACHER tells of the student whose essay on Socrates was brief and to the point. "Socrates," the youth wrote, "was a Greek philosopher who went around
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        Grown-ups must play too
        642 2  -  LEO BUSCAGLIA LIVING By American professor of psychology and best-selling author EVERYONE loves to play. Playfulness is instinctive and universal. All forms of life take the time to play: dolphins, squirrels, cats. They splash, chase, rough-and-tum-ble, tease and tickle. We love to watch their play and
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        456 3  - In praise of pink LIM PHAY-LING The prettiest pastel is a hot favourite here and no wonder Stories by ANIMATED, acid, nearly neon or fruity pink is coining back strong. Again, yes. It's the perennial hue that constantly appears m spring/summer make-up palettes, and let's face it, it is the
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        Blush from a brush
        173 3 HOLD your favourite {rink next to your face. Does it make your skin glow, your eyes sparkle? Then, it's the shade for you. Generally, the fairer the skin, the brighter the pink you can handle. But the key is to blend well with a soft fluffy
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        It is still a grand feast after 23 years
        884 4 MARGARET CHAN tries out a celebration dinner m the old style Lucky Palace Restaurant #03-130 City Plaza, Geylang Road, tel. *****29 Air conditioned Recommended: Reasonably priced standard Cantonese restaurant fare plus a few favourites from other Chinese cuisines Very good set
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        Fiery-hot soups for a delicate leading lady
        300 4 Celebrity Choice XIANG YUN would bring along a bottle of chilli sauce if she travelled abroad. She couldn't enjoy food otherwise. Petite and soft spoken, her soft doe-eyes lit up when she talked about Thai food, and particularly torn yam goong, that fiery
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        A Dish To Try
        106 4 FRESH, creamy and flavourful, with chunks of fresh crab meat. You get a tasty bisque at Shangri-La 's Coffee Garden. Mixed vegetables are sauteed with butter, fried with ground crab shell, added to tomato puree and cognac and the mixture flambed. Crab stock and white wine
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        266 5 Be discreet when telling jokes in the office Etiquette IQ. ARE there any do's aad don'ts to remember when you toll a joke In the office? A. Yes. Forget the racist or chauvinistic jokes unless you are certain that the people you tell them to will appreciate your brand of
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        178 5 Housekeeping TO tendertee boiled meat, add a tablespoon of vinegar to the boiling water. For tough beef, simply rub a mixture of equal parts of cooking vinegar and oil over the meat and marinate for two hours. Or you can use a pinch of
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        Battle for the fifth generation
        1011 5 FATHERS OF THE REVOLUTIOH EDWARD FEIGENBAUM, professor of computer science at Stanford University, California, is regarded by many as the founding father of artificial intelligence. Feigenbaum was one of the originators of the idea of the knowledge-based system, that is, computers that store knowledge to
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        Painless way to dissect frogs
        398 5 Innovations I WOULD-BE surgeons would have a good time with the latest m computer software: A program that lets you dissect a frog and put it back together again. Operation: Frog, touted by its producer, Scholastic Software, as a "leap forward m science simulation", is
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        Help yourself
        40 5 Electric shocks arc among the commonest of home accidents. Turn the electricity off at the mains before you touch the victim. Separate the injured person from the source of current by using a wooden implement never anything metal
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        Harmony made easy
        602 6 Rolls of fabric stacked on top of each other. That is the usual picture we have of furnishing shops. A customer has to have muscles as well as patience to see what is available. But furnishing shops need not be like this. JEANETTE K. G. GAN looks
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        Add-ons for extra comfort
        156 6 Alternative THIS is one chair that will probably meet aH your needs. The four-in-one Japanesemade chair can be adjusted to suit four different purposes. In its most compact form, with both the head and leg rests folded away, it is an ordinary lounge chair. If used
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        280 6 THE sprouting of computers m offices has created a need to make the surroundings more humanised and homelike than before. At a recent National Exposition of Contract Furnishing m Chicago, office product companies unveiled not only equipment suitable for the new technology, but also wall
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        54 6 Do it yourself Snip off the ends of the fingers of old rubber gloves. Fit them cxc a timMe over the ends of the tubular legs of ironing boards, kitchen stools, etc. Then you can use these Hems happily, knowing they wl not mark
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        Kelantan boy makes name with his pottery
        512 7  - Kelantan boy makes name with his pottery LU CHISEN ■GALLERIES I Ceramics by Yeap Poh Chapl Hibiscus Room I Hyatt Regency 1 ■By SINGAPOREANS have the opportunity this weekend to view the work of one of the best potters m Britain today. Yeap Poh Chap, born m Kota Bahru m
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        694 7 Edinburgh's cultural feast expected to bring in $50 m Visitors welcome, all actors can perform M FESTIVALS THE Edinburgh International Festival, on from Aug 12 to Sept 1, has had its ups and downs m the 38 years of its existence, but overall it has been a success. It has
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        What it takes to attract the best
        351 7 CONCENTRATED m the three weeks of the Edinburgh Festival are the fruits of contract negotiations which continue, m some cases for two or three years. The festival director issues invitations to artists, orchestra., opera and ballet companies around the world based or his
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    • TRAVEL
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        More than dian xin and seafood
        402 8 Restaurants THE 10 outstanding restaurants are: ..Mandarin Grill, Mandarin Hotel; {.Peek Lam Moon, Lockhart Road; 3. Regent Seafood Restaurant, Gloucester Read; 4. Laufaushan, New Territories; 5. Benkay, The Landmark m Central; La Plume, Regent Hotel, Tsimshatsul; 7. La* Ching Hing, Causeway Bay; 8. Pinocchio,
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        Getting the most out of Hongkong
        935 8 Getting the most out of Hongkong The shopping is famous but for those who want more, ROBERT COTTRELL of the Financial Times offers a list of the creme de la creme m Hongkong from sightseeing and restaurant-hopping to reading. Sights THE 10 best diversions for visitors are: 1. View of
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        Inflight reading before you land
        420 8 Inflight reading before you land Books THE 10 best books about Hongkong are: 1. Hongkong 1997, by David Bona via (Sooth China Morning Post); 2. Insight Guide To Hongkong (Insight); S. Tai-pan, by James Clave. (Hodder ft Stoughton); 4. Myself A Mandarin, by Austin Coates (Heinemann); 5. Hongkong 1964 (Hongkong
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        Six of the best Malaysian beaches
        1136 10 -a*-*-.— LIM PHAV-UNG SOME of the best beaches m the region are no further than next d00r m Malaysia. In fact, the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, especially the Kelantan and Trengganu coastlines, has some of the best beaches. But the west coast beaches
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        Speed counts but hazards are many
        374 10  -  WINSTON LEE IF YOU ARE DRIVING UPCOUNTRY by ana tne majority ot tne main trunk and link roads do not have speed limits, is entirely dinerent trom driving m busy, crowded Singapore. The first 60 km or so on trunk road are usually the
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      307 5 fitk Columbia Secondary School of Canada Why parents here have chosen Columbia Secondary School of Canada for their children's secondary post secondary education. Columbia Secondary School of Canada, an accredited co-educational high school registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education and recognised by the Canadian Immigration authorities is situated m
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      135 5 The RISIS Silver Egg a real egg immortalised through a unique process that encaptures ft m saver mates a meaningful gift m ccwmeniofation of 25 years Of MMM Nation BuMmg Tne Egg ifc UmfM Edition J*J°^fJ*J Jk The RISIS Slyer Egg on its commemorative stand is wrmm new we berjifts.
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      791 7 16™ FESTIVAL OF BOOKS 6 BOOK FAIR '84 1 9 SEPTEMBER 1984 WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 3 11A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY y^^ The biggest ever S^wVyO^^^ book exhibition |j where over jpZy^ i 7o oo tjt,es b y 0r 1,800 publishers I ADMISSION 1 Eng,isl h FREE' Chinese, Malay,
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      368 8 Increase your Productivity through... The Time Manager Seminar Ist Seminar: September 11 A 12, 1984 2nd Seminar: September 17 18, 1984 HUNDREDS OF COMPANIES AND OVER 350,000 PEOPLE WORLDWIDE HAVE BENEFITED FROM THIS SEMINAR! With Time Manager you will learn proven ways to: Integrate your personal and professional goals Communicate
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      New star in the sky
      53 1 New star in the sky Zooming into tho cinema this weak Is SupergiH, the latest to hit tho big screen. wears his knickers LI A MMmmmmtrnm over ms itgnis, his first cousin wears hers under And making her screen debut as Supergiri l-tlt--_lll--_ frlflM. fl IMIWWIHI^jy aJII^B B %w*m 19-year-oM
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        869 1 CHANNEL 5 CHANNEL 8 CHANNEL 3 J_S QJSES 1 _Sl_ P 3^ 2 -20 ML SBCTEXT. Sample pages. 3.01 P.M. QURAN AND PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 9.00 PROGRAMME UGHLIGHTS FOLLOWED BY 2.50 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS FOLLOWED BY 3.18 AFTERNOON MOVIE: Tarzan And His Mate. MOUSERCBE. Learn about the importance KING ARTHUR (C). Cartoon.
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        687 1 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF 1^ I brushstrokes. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Yu Vi ART M SINGAPORE: Exhibition Centre, Blk 231.# 03-03, Featuring works of 120 Bras Basah Complex. Free. Till Aug 31. artists, the exhibition bmk reflects the development and changes mYmt 1 MU^ C ND DRAMA m Singapore art
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        From weakling to Girl of Steel
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        Child stars in Awakening sequel steal the show
        510 2  -  JULIE TAN By THEY needed children who looked like poverty-stricken kids of the '50s. But all they had were chubby and adorable youngsters. So SBC's drama producers took a risk. They cast a group of unknowns. And these child stars of The
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        Next change at the Golden Sultan
        331 2  -  LIM KAY TONG By CINEMAGOERS who have missed their trips to North Bridge Road following the closure of the Odeon can look forward to another nearby spot for their movies. Cathay Organisation has decided to screen first-run English films at the Golden Sultan Theatre
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        Lock icon Rhinestone that lacks glitter
        460 2 THE Dolly Parton-Sylveste. Stallone picture, Rhinestone, seems to have died a natural death m the United States and will be pulled from its release to cinemas. Stallone is receiving all the blame for the total flop of the film. Phil Robinson, who wrote the original script,
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        72 2 rrtA GOLDEN WORLD UK) DELUXE LIVE THEATRE I Jl presents Singapore s Own One day concert featuring Rusty Blade Unwanted and Heritage With fascinating breakdance performed by Madness Don't miss this rare combination of talent and entertainment of our very own. Tickets at: SIOSS S£ ™p°^„?!l SSS nn?° P One
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        Mermaid makes waves, Supergirl flounders
        631 3 LIM KAY TONG takes a flight into fantasyland with two super-blondes and rates the experience SPLASH Coming to Cathay Starring Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah Directed by Ron Howard SUPERGIRL Coming to Golden Sultan Starring Helen Slater, Faye Dunaway and Peter O'Toole Directed by Jeannot
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        580 3 DURING the filming of the underwater sequences of Splash off the Bahamas, director Ron Howard came up with an idea for one of the film's crucial scenes. The script called for Daryl Hannah, who plays the beautiful blonde mermaid, to encounter a barnacle-encrusted finned hag who
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        Oddballs run riot in the police force
        413 3  -  LIM KAY TONG POLICE ACADEMY Coming to Capitol, Chanai, Savoy and Woodlands Starring Steve Guttenberg, G. W. Bailey and Bubba Smith Directed by Hugh Wilson By WHILE Police Academy recognises the value of order m society, it still cocks a snook at America's
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        236 3 be said too that although Tuff-Kote rustproofing is more expensive, the work quality is higher." The full test details were published m a recent edition of 'Motor', the Swedish AA magazine. The Swedish Automobile Association SS^uS.*" 1 says it for the third year running request, m the overall evaluation of
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        Singer may have to stop performing
        425 4  -  TEO LIAN HUAY LOOKIAT By POOR Gao Lingfeng. The Frog Prince is really m deep trouble. He not only faces the possibility of court action but also of being banned from performing. The singer is now helping Taiwanese police m their investigations as to
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        Superb show by kids
        441 4  -  JULIE TAN TV REVIEW By A TELLING indication of the progress local drama has made was the use of a baby m last Monday's episode of The Awakening II (Mondays and Fridays, Channel 8, 9.30 p.m.). A few years ago, a doll fully-draped m cloth would
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        Michener's lucky dip, SBC's disguised yawn
        418 4  - Michener's lucky dip, SBC's disguised yawn LIM KAY TONG TV REVIEW I 12, TWO shows caught my eye last Sunday. The first, James Michenert USA (Ch 5, 5.20 p.m.), had the better goods as the best-selling American writer had shopped around from among all that this vast land has to
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        Bold moves in dance double-bill
        344 4  -  LIM KAY TONG _^_P^Sl PRE W fIC >>;^« EVEN if Canada and Australia are geographically farflung and not considered as the cultural centres of the world, this double-bill is ample proof that dance m these countries is not short of adventurous ideas. Gala, held and
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        137 5 _r^_ 9_(H ~^*mm*"W wn9A **m 9 .mmHR^ A Section ol the crowd to the care Tne Piam Heaven Cafe at the ground floor ot Golden She: Car Park #0117 Market Street is the first food outlet m Singapore to feature NATURAL FOOO without any artificial food colouring flavouring or preservatives
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        2508 5 I__ YOUR WEEK AHEAD ■M_a_n__B— _^__a__M_____M _/.i-i I iiiiii i !--><ii-«-»-a-<i>-«HB>paHa<-<-«»nnwn^ ,jj UAlinitf _M_\ Club. 8 p.m., the Drama Centre, Fort m mm I HH-liUPAneu MONDAY XV Canning. Repeat performance on Friday MONDAY DN SDAY \m m*. R and Saturday. Tickets at $2 and $3 MWiy iw^ _Z____________~ from Cold
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        3302 6 TV PLUS C MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 2.30 PM. SBCTEXT. Sample pages 5.30 P.M. SBCTEXT. Sample pages 2.25 J^^^plepages. 5.30 *^™^frmes 2.30 Sample, pages 530 P.M. SBCTEXT Sample page. Inn PonrR.MMF HIRHI IGHTS 600 PROGRAMME HIGHLI6HTS FOLLOWED BY 2.55 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS. 6.03 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS. 3.03 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS. 603 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS I
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        An adult Osmond changes his tune
        621 7 Donny plans new image and name for comeback after eight-year silence L I wanted people to forget and at the same time remember the old m image. The more they they remember, the more shocked they'll be by the new stuff. I was talking
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        Musical caricatures that often fail to be amusing
        597 7  -  Geergina Enimanuol CtAMICA. m WW By I HAVE just finished counting the number of Carnival Of The Arimmh records littering the house. There are six. All extremely well-worn. All bought, unfortunately, for what was on the other side. Most of these are
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        Going gets better for Irene Cara
        283 7 "I HAVE no complaints," says Irene Cara. "Well, I do, but I wouldn't tell you," she laughs. Cara, 24, has plenty of reason to be pleased. She won a Grammy and an Oscar this year for her song Flashdance... What a Feeling. Her What
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        TV theme songs boost pop star team-up
        363 7  - TV theme songs boost pop star team-up CHOW SOOK YIN CHINESE RECORDS ■By AWAKENING U Yaeh Lei and Maggie Teng (Teny) THE teaming up of two top local artistes makes this album more enjoyable than Awakening I. Not all the cuts here, however, are featured m the TV series. Those
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        110 7 personalised stationery This is your chance to have your very own personalised letterheads, envelopes and memo pads. For the first time, you can get beautifully printed stationery to suit your individual needs. Write your letters with confidence and style. Whether you are an expatriate writing home, an executive, a job
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        632 7 36cm ,14 I Portable Colour TV It stands 14"tall. Don't be fooled by the small size of the TC-430M, National's latest portable colour TV. It's designed to fit snugly into your bedroom. On top of a handy shelf or rack. Even into the boot of your car, for those getaway
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        226 8 YOU remember last week I talked about how much better it is to live m the 20th century. Everyone gets a chance to go to school and there are many modern conveniences like TV and running water. But some things may not be so nice. Life is now
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        198 8 You don't need a lot of space to play with this toy and it is not difficult to make. To play with it, all you need is a gentle slope. Make one by tilting a small table or leaning a large piece of cardboard against a
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        THE CONQUISTADOR
        288 8 DRESSED FOR WAR WE SPEAK English m Singapore because the British colonised our island m 1819. The people of many countries m South America speak Spanish because Spanish conquistadors went there about 400 years ago and colonised the ccuntries there. Conquistador means conqueror m Spanish and that was
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        221 8 CHILDREN'S BRITANNICA the best help you can give your child with school work m^ mmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmt am ,mmm mimmma^ This is where the New Children's Britannica I Educational Programme Can help. ChiWren^Britannic^E^JratioSl Programme^ It is a special 10 year programme designed by the To: The Customer Service Manager publishers of Encyclopaedia
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        1520 13  - Sun, sea and seven gleaming beauties DAVID TOH By Take a closer look at these supercars IF YOU like fast company, read on. The supercars featured here and m the story above not only look good, they each pack enough performance to satisfy the most demanding enthusiasts. Ferrari Backed by
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        442 14  -  DAVID TOH GOOD news for motorracing enthusiasts. Plans are m the pipeline for the construction of a Grand Prix circuit m Johor. Two groups of enthusiasts are competing for the contract to build and manage this circuit, which will be of
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        Local drivers join in the race
        1063 14 HEAT, dust, excitement and the sound of roaring engines. Craving these, local drivers regularly make the trip to Kuala Lumpur to race. DAVID TOH meets some of them at a recent meet. ARRIVING at the Shah Alam race circuit on a blazingly hot Saturday
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        505 16  -  FOK JUN EE COLOUR, comfort and economy but good looks come first. This seems to be what women want when they shop for a new car. They make up just a quarter of the 600,000 or so drivers m Singapore but they have definite tastes. Ask
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        699 17 THE road goes uphill and your faithful family saloon struggles all the way up. Before you decide to trade it m for a more powerful car, DAVID TOH tells you what you can do t with the help of accessories, to turn it
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        826 18 13 Musical Equipment SOVIET PIANOS EXCELLENT tone. Good and reasonable price. Contact: Soviet Piano Centre. Tel: *****96. *****16. LOWREY ORGAN FOR Sale. $1,200 0.n.0. Call; *****37 before 12.00 noon or after 8.00 p.m. ONLY FOR $1,300/- German Piano for sale. Interested contact *****28 ROSLER PIANO FOR sale. Excellent condition. Price
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        259 18 13 Musical Equipment 1 BRITISH PIANO for sale. Brand Barratt Robinson. Tip to| condition. Tel: *****10. 14 Antiques/Art Crafts HOBBYIST SELLING NEWLY restored furniture, brass bed clock, pocket watches/ wrisi watches, waist watch, Bonsai old books and photographs, also restored antique furniture clocks, brass polishing anc handyman services. Tel: *****74
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        124 18 14 Antiques/ Art c Crafts l: SBBBBBM_BB__S p WHY PAY SO much? Come and grab my private collection of re- produce antiques (Buddha statues, wood carvings etc.) at very reasonable prices. For appointment call *****41. ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND Junk wanted wholesale. Young Antique Company, 42 Watten Rise. t *****91/ *****99
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        601 18 14 Antiques/Art Crafts rju_tf_-__£r Second Exhibition A Sale of JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS TODAY at ANTIQUES OF THE ORIENT Lower Basement Tanglin Shopping Centre Extension 10 am to 6 pm 15 Aquariums BREEDING RAM TURQUOISE Dls-cu.-s/ Japanese Gold Fish selling cheap. Owner giving up hobby Call at: Blk. 10D. Braddell Hill
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        747 18 20 Pets i YORK SHIRE TERRIERS Good pedi gree artttl papers from IK tor j sale Please call 45:***** 2 OBEDIENT FRENCH Poodles for i sale 1 male 1 female, must sell at i a pair. Contact *****18 I 2 PSCAT (KOOKOO) 1 1 2 years old for sale Price
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        658 19 25 Sale: Other Products -HBBH-88-S JEWELLERY AUCTION To be cleared over 1000 lots of jewellery consisting sapphires, rubles, opals and more to be offered for liquidation. Including diamonds, (1 to 5 carats). Antique Krosang with diamonds and Nonya Hair-pins (the property of a Penang lady Date: 26th August 1914 Venue:
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        702 19 28 Health Centres/ Massage s_______=_- GREAT EASTERN HEALTH Centre. 4th floor, Ureal Eastern Hotel. Massage Saun.t Bath Facial. Opens daily from 10am 12am Tel *****44 CENTRAL HEALTH CENTRE. Unit 01-08. Central Building Massage tevervday 10 30 am. 11 pm Tel *****1 *****8 29 Beauty Culture REASONABLE RATES. CALL 74:***** Present
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        591 19 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor SPECIALIST IN EMERGENCY Day Night Service for General Household plumbing 4 Electrical problems Tel: *****62 WE CATER FOR small jobs, partition, renovation, kitchen cabinets, furniture, white-wash, doors, ceiling, locks 34&5643. WE UNDERTAKE RENOVATION works for HUB flats and private houses fall: William for quotation. *****5S 37 Aircon/Refrigerators
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        569 19 65 Situations Wanted HOMEMAIDS SPECIALIST. *****67. We provide only experienced Filipino/Sri Lankans Housemaids. Guarantee pretrained English speaking babysitter Housekeeper with light cooking. Also available experienced nursing midwife caring invalid elderly. Bond documentations arrangeable Absolute guarantee given for your satisfactory (Reliable Licenced Agency) Contact Home visiting: *****11 MAIBS AVAILABLE No $5000,
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        490 19 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical TORAY A well established multinational company has immediate vacancy for:ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' level LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping Certificate preferable Able to type Age below 25 Please send curriculum vitae to:MANAGER Personnel General Affairs Section TORAY INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 65 Chulia Street #25-01 OCBC Centre
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        449 19 66 Situations Vacant 1 i g) Technical _r FELS FAR EAST LEVINGSTON SHIPBUILDING LTD WALK IN INTERVIEW We are a leading offshore company specialising m rigbuilding and engineering services. We require skilled men m the following trades:- WELDERS GOUGERS GRINDERS STEELWORKERS PIPE&MECH FITTERS ELECTRICIANS Please call personally at: Personnel Department
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        561 19 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous A well established manufacturer of beverages m Jurong need urgently 1- STORE CLERK (Female) Minimum GCF O' level Age Hi 30 Able to speak English various dialects No experience required Malaysians are welcome 2 DRIVER cum DELIVERY MAN Minimum Pri. 5 education Preferably able to
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        891 19 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun /Nissan OCT 81 DATSUN 100A tirst owner, accident tree, service j regularly Aircond, uiff-kote. j expensive hi-fi *et. wry well maintained $16,500. Tel *****93 Larry. 1974 NON-PARF DATSUN 2001. Aircond good running codition, j high power radio cassette, power I windows $2,850 ono Contact
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        887 19 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun, Nissan 1963 NISSAN PULSAR I private owner excellent condition, aircond radio cassette tel *****23 '77 DATSUN 120A AITCOn Up tO) condition C 5.960 Blk 161 I oronf 1 Toa I'ayoh I B-iStt •83 AUGUST 13 DUMB :,unnv Stationwagon 1.-. *****56 View 6B St Michael's
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        904 19 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Honda 75 HONDA CIVIC, door w. I aircon radio, ra.aftte, In eitcel lent condlUon PAHI- Sellm* price $7,900 (all Willie *****94 JUL V 1980 HONDA beaut: fUI CondlUon I private owner Price $2(.00e i „ii OBIS-M 1960 HONDA ACCCRO 1600 DC Air i iii sport-s
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        829 20 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1981 COLT SUPERSHIFT 1400 GLX Excellent condlUon Cassette. radio aircon. i ownei Price $***** «>ni> Tel .*****7 after ALMOST 82 MITSUBISHI OaknU GS >ne uglier aire Odd, sports rlßttS l.ipc< Sl'>oOo ono Te! DEC '79 LANCER t.i\ Nov Good rondttmn. lu-fi sel Aircond. metallic
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        817 20 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale |j) Toyota J) Toyota Our showrooms are open today for more of a great deal. TOYOTA BORNEO MOTORS For a great deal more QUEEN STREET TEL *****33 ALJUNIED ROAD TEL *****32 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD TEL *****55 6 7 8 9 EAST COAST
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        709 20 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1978 VOLVO 244 DL. modified tC GL model. Excellent condition Beautiful number plate. Aircond. expensive hi-fi, road tax January "85. PARF. Tel: *****73. 1960 SUBARU 1600, PARF, GLF sspeed. airconditioned, expensive radio cassette, sports rims. Tax 2/85. $12,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****81 Jeffrey. 1962 SUBARU
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        926 20 76 Vehicles For Sale I __=__S_S-Sa-S-H-_BS__s__=__ l) Commercial Vehicles MW^^MMH-I— M M MB_^__^__^__^__WB_W 1960 DATSUN 120Y Blind Van. airconditioned, cassette recorder, road tax/ Insurance new. Vicom passed. Excellent condition. $5,500 0.n.0. 1979 Datsun C2O Van. cassette recorder, road tax/ Insurance on, Vicom passed. $6,500 0.n.0. Interested please call: *****57. FLEET
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        660 20 78 Scrap Vehicles CASH PAYMENT FOR any type PARF scrap cars Good price offered *****61. Huang Day Night). REQUIRED 1974/ 1975 Mercedes. Jaguars (all models) with PARK for export. High price guaranteed. *****8 1. HIGHEST ATTRACTIVE PRICE for 985 4000 c.C. scrap cars. *****3 Ricky Tay (24 hours). WANTED SCRAP
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        723 20 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments cAidmore c Park^ OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3- bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including
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        488 20 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses r SELLING BELOW! MARKET VALUE!! Dist. 16 Exclusive Residential Estate Few units left of doublestorey intermediate corner terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, split-level, separate living dining. Land area varies from: 2,125 sq.ft. 6,184 sq.ft. Tenure: 999 years lease hold. PRICES: $420,000 $650,000 Vacant possession.
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        810 20 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 4jS__9-888-B_S__^B_B__i-s_B_B S-B-_B_B__BB_S_BB_i-i_B-88-> a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses Financing inclusive of CPF Contribution/^OO^. BUY NOW f^y^l ■BEST INVESTMENT K^^t Deluxe 2-storey split-lewet Luxu.ious 2 storey spit-level Garden Terrace Houses Semi detached Bungalows J M t i < *^*"t~~—
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        258 20 DIST 5, 5-ROOMEO APARTMENT Full facilities Face Southeast Preferably MID officers *****53 *****82 GREEN MEADOWS CONDOMINIUM, well maintained maisonette with 3 bedrooms $390,000 Call *****60 *****10/ *****29 NEWTON MANSION walkup 3 bedrooms, low floor 1 .100 sq ft Freehold $270,000 only Upland 34*3360 SHERWOOD TOWERS High floor. 3 bedrooms, fully
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        245 20 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments CLEMENT) AVENUE 4. 3-room m, proved flat Top floor, furnished oood location and convenient I facilities Reasonable price Interested please Call *****88 *****49 *****09 Irom 930 am 9 30 pm COMMONWEALTH CRESCENT BLK 101 3-roomed. lop floor corner Renovated, aircond water heater, fridge,
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        843 21 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments ANG MO KIO. Avenue i 4- roomed corn*! Good locution Completely ren.uv.ited recently See U> believe PrtCC negotiable Tel No agents ang mo kio. y-mom SM> Block, 3rd flour at ideal location Italian marble flooring, tastefully rurr— thed Selling $128,000 ono Tei asm
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        752 21 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments TEBAN GARDEN, 3-ROOMED, Blk 6 Highest offer secures. See to appreciate Tel *****44 Mr Sulaiman. TEBAN GARDEN 3-ROOMED flat Very close to shops and market. Price $35,000 Phone: *****20 for appointments after 10.30 am. TELOK BLANGAH DRIVE 3-roomed corner, well furnished, kitchen fully
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        440 21 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, Ist floor, unit 142. approximately 500 sq ft Available immediately. ***** p.m. 0.n.0. Coronation Plaza. Bukit Timah 4 1/2 miles Ist floor, facing escalator, approximately 300 sq.ft. available immediately $1,500 p.m. 0.n.0. Call Chong 6: 1714/ *****63. I II .11 Ull. '1...
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        823 21 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Explore Melbourne. Dandenpngs. 30_S(2N1GHTS)FR0M With the car we can arrange for you m Melbourne, (for just 554 a day) M AfS you will find you get used to strange .~fs -_f sounding place-names. The Dandenongs. I ask you, what next? Well, Melbourne is on
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        275 21 114 Music VIOLIN TEACHER, PROFESSIONALLY Trained offers tuition m various grades. Please contact: Ernest *****64 for arrangement. 115 Driving THE FIRST DRIVING Centre. ROY Qualified Experienced Instructors. Classes 3. 4. 5. Tel: *****37/ *****81 119 Others LEARN TO DIVE the fun. exciting and safe way. Tel: *****52/ *****53. 132 Births/Birthdays
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        704 21 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours ®NAMHOI TRAVEL SERVICE (S> PTE LTD. **^£Se^ V/ CVJnbeaw^^ 14 days West Coast USA _f Y/. "A Jf M^^" Honolulu Los Angelas *r Vj "A %r San Francisco Las Vegas Mexico YA Yjt\ OtOy SS23SS Dep Every Mon (Full Chinese meals) fA KOREA'S PARADISE
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        187 21 134 Lost Male Chihuhua chocolate colour I j lost on 24/8/84 at Kirn Ching Street I near Tiong Bahru market J Finder please call 223-205 Reward I j LOST TOYOTA COROLLA I.im J EG47SBA Mondai nl l b I a- Bendemeet Road Reward Tei I j *****74 (da| I BBMBSI
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