Singapore Monitor, 8 March 1984
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Title Section12 1984-03-08 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Thursday, March 8, 1984 30cent612 words
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221 1984-03-08 1 Such ads not right in 'serious' slot SBC has banned alcohol and lingerie advertisements during its television newscasts. The reasoning under the new guidelines, it is understood, is that it would not be appropriate to telecast such advertisements during a "serious" time-slot like221 words
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Miscellaneous7 1984-03-08 1 WKATHKK Show«rs HflJ In many •ran H|H7 words
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Article, Illustration132 1984-03-08 2 NINE motor-cycles and a scooter were badly burnt and a car damaged in a car park blaze believed to have been started by vandals. The vehicles, parked near Block 126 Aljunied Road, were found blazing about 2.10 am on Tuesday. Firemen prevented damage to other132 words
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90 1984-03-08 2 THE position of the Republic's international marine communication service is getting more and more important, comparable to to those in America and Japan. Situated on Sentosa Island, Singaore's Coastal Land Communication Station has been in operation for only a year. It has been90 words
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274 1984-03-08 2 LOONG SWEE YIN - By LOONG SWEE YIN THERE were, on average, four fires a day in Housing Board flats last year. In January this year, the figure was nearly seven a day. The clear message for Housing Board residents be more careful.274 words
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269 1984-03-08 3 OEI SIN GIOK - Dropped The last HUDC project in exclusive area By OEI SIN GIOK THE LAST public housing project planned for an exclusive residential area has been abandoned. The Housing and Development Board announced yesterday that it would not go ahead with Phase 111 of the HUDC Braddell View project, as part269 words
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Article147 1984-03-08 3 K K FONG - By K K FONG THE MURDER toll this year has risen to 13, with the discovery of two bodies along a footpath in Commonwealth West yesterday morning. The murder of 56-year-old Mr Chua Tor Shia and 23-year-old Miss Lee Lay Hwa were the 12th147 words
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109 1984-03-08 3 WITH THE shelving of the HUDC project at Braddel Road, the future of two other HUDC estates one at Bukit Batok and the other at Upper East Coast has raised certain questions. So far nothing definite about them has been announced. Tenders109 words
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269 1984-03-08 4 What arc your view* on press free l*J dom la Singapore? 0 Press freedom? It's too wide a question. Can you elaborate? @Are yoa encouraged by the way the press has developed in Singapore? 01t all depends on how we define press freedom. If269 words
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Article, Illustration627 1984-03-08 4 EE BOON LEE - FOURTH OF FIRST BATCH OF PAP CANDIDATES MEETS THE PRESS By EE BOON LEE BEING asked to do the unexpected is something Mr Mah Bow Tan, the fourth of the first batch of PAP election candidates to meet the Press, has learned627 words
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435 1984-03-08 4 When Mr Mah Bow Tan was appointed chairman of NTUC Comfort's Board of Directors in April last year, it sparked off speculation that it would be a matter of time before he moved into politics. A highly political post, it was435 words
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Article, Illustration398 1984-03-08 6 PHILIP CHEAH - IDEA IS TO BRING THE EVENT TO THE PEOPLE By PHILIP CHEAH TICKETS will be going cheap for September's New York Philharmonic concert at the National Stadium. The organisers of this 25th Anniversary Celebration item announced this yesterday at a press conference. The398 words
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Article, Illustration92 1984-03-08 6 EXPORTERS and cargo agents who have difficulty with trade documentation can sign up for a basic course on trade classification and documentation organised by the Trade Development Board (TDB). The one-week course, starting on April 2 will give information on the method of92 words
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66 1984-03-08 6 A MAN was charged yesterday with robbing Poh Heng Jewellery in Toa Payoh Central of 13 gold bangles valued at $10,200. Ho Foong Hsien, 27, was alleged to have committed the robbery at 11.35 a.m. yesterday while armed with an axe. No66 words
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74 1984-03-08 6 INTERESTED in buying used motor cars, lorries, tyres, batteries, heavy machinery, airconditioning equipment, engine oil and scrap metal? Then turn up for the government's auction of these things on Mar 19 at the Secretariat office, Singapore Conference Hall, at 9.30 a.m. For a look74 words
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98 1984-03-08 6 THE Singapore Zoological Gardens will launch a "Meet the Zoo Babies" session, to be held every Saturday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors will be able to get close to the zoo babies ranging from the two new Sri Lankan leopard cubs,98 words
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450 1984-03-08 7 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG A NEW twist has been added to the Siglap Market quitnotices controversy about half of the 260 stall-holders claim that only a court order can evict them A total of 136 stall-holders through their lawyer, Mrs450 words
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111 1984-03-08 7 SHOULD the case go before the courts, Siglap Development can obtain an eviction order only if it succeeds under any of the 10 grounds provided by Chapter 266, Section 15 (1) of the Rent Control Act cited by its lawyer Mrs Daljit Kaur111 words
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From our EVENING EDITION yesterday
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51 1984-03-08 7 SENATOR Gary Hart scored his third successive landslide victory over former Vice President Walter Mondale in the fight for the Democratic nomination for the American presidency. Sen Hart received about 70 per cent of the vote in Vermont, making him the front-runner for his party's51 words
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60 1984-03-08 7 Bedok goldsmith is 3rd robbery victim in 2 days A BEDOK jewellery shop, just on its third opening day, was robbed making it the third raid on goldsmiths in 48 hours. An armed thief smashed the showcase of Tong Bao Goldsmith in Bedok Reservoir Road at about 2 pm on60 words
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78 1984-03-08 7 THE USE of steel in building is catching on in Singapore because of the savings in cost, labour and time. The cost of steel has dropped by at least 20 per cent in the last two years, said Mr Lim Soon Heng, general78 words
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Advertisement67 1984-03-08 2 HIE JOCKEY PUB YOU BET! What's so thick, so juicy and so tender, that it practically melts in your mouth? What comes with baked potatoes, bacon chips, sour cream and fresh tossed salad? The Jockey Pub's airflown, grainfed U.S. Prime Rib Steak, of course. The Jockey Pub! You bet! f67 words
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Advertisement213 1984-03-08 3 Caltex CX3 petiol cleans as it protects, to save you even more money These completely untouched-up photographs of an intake port That's because CX-3 prevents the emission through the exhaust show, with astonishing clarity, the difference that CX-3 petrol can of unburned, waste petrol. make to your car. Think about213 words
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Advertisement64 1984-03-08 4 Fashion rides high at The Stables Saturday Fashion Show n M Tuck into a delicious set lunch Price: $25 nett per person. And J watch an exciting collection of fashion wear and accessories that look terrific anywhere. Scarlet Silk Pte. Ltd. Harveys Bristol Cream Hoya Corporation I\ W /w For64 words
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Advertisement106 1984-03-08 6 58 jjj> <23 The President Mr. Teruzo Ina of Sjb <3 INA SEITO CO., LTD. So <m wishes to say a heartfelt pt I THANK YOU eS to all our ajL on customers, friends and well-wishers £b for their presence on jj March 7th 1984 to attend the jj£ Z3106 words
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Advertisement8 1984-03-08 6 New job? Better pay? Look in the Ctatsiftods8 words
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Advertisement136 1984-03-08 7 We are set for lunch. Japanese set lunch at the Nadaman from $21* to $36! Set lunch at the Nadaman lives in the taste and the style that could up to the restaurant's reputation for only belong to the Nadaman. the finest cuisine in Japan. If you prefer, order a136 words
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161 1984-03-08 8 UPI NEW YORK, Thursday PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk's government has accused Vietnamese troops of killing more than 2.5 million Cambodians during their five-year occupation and of intensifying the use of chemical weapons against civilians. The charges were made in a letter toUPI - 161 words
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Article, Illustration119 1984-03-08 8 AP MANILA, Thursday PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk met President Ferdinand E Marcos yesterday after the Foreign Ministry assured him of continued Philippine support for his Cambodian coalition government's fight against Vietnamese occupation forces. A Presidential Palace announcement, however, gave no details of Prince Sihanouk's conversation with Mr Marcos,AP - 119 words
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634 1984-03-08 8 MICHAEL RICHARDSON - By MICHAEL RICHARDSON THE AQE NEWSPAPER, MELBOURNE special 10 ine Singapore Monitor SECURITY arrangements for Soviet aid workers in Cambodia have been tightened following an upsurge in guerilla activity. Officials of the Soviet Embassv and the Vietnam-supported administration of President Heng Samrin in634 words
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Article137 1984-03-08 8 Reuter NEW YORK, Thursday JUDGES in Manhattan are investigating the action of a colleague who had a prostitute sit next to him while he adjudicated criminal cases. The woman faced a jail sentence for not paying a US$4O (SsB4) fine when she appeared before JudgeReuter - 137 words
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Article, Illustration63 1984-03-08 9 Doctor says one is dying from the chemical effects AP A DOCTOR in Vienna yesterday told reporters that one of the Iranians injured by chemicals used in the Iran-Iraq war was in a very serious condition. Ten Iranians are being treated in Switzerland at three differentAP - 63 words
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368 1984-03-08 9 Reuter, AP LONDON, Thursday A BRITISH ship, the 19,210-ton bulk carrier Charming, was damaged by Iraqi air raids in the Gulf last week, the ship's managers said yesterday. Allseas International Management Ltd, managers of the Charming, said that an Iranian navyReuter, AP - 368 words
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130 1984-03-08 9 AP BEIRUT, Thursday SAUDI Arabia stepped in yesterday to try to forge a cease-fire among Lebanon's warring factions as rival Christian and Muslim leaders readied reform proposals to argue out at next week's reconciliation conference in Switzerland. Mr Rafik Hariri, Saudi Arabia's chiefAP - 130 words
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Article, Illustration117 1984-03-08 10 AP KIDNEY STONES patients won't have to fear going for painful surgeries anymore. On Monday, Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis used a machine that pulverises kidney stones with shock waves. At a demonstration in the hospital, doctors used shock waves to bombard kidney stones in Tony Battaglia. TheAP; PICTURE: AP - 117 words
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399 1984-03-08 10 AP MANILA, Thursday A SISTER of Benigno Aquino's alleged assassin testified yesterday that a medical examiner told her family the autopsy report on her brother was tampered with to make the time of his death conform with that of Mr Aquino's.AP - 399 words
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194 1984-03-08 10 AP JAKARTA, Thurs THE number of drug users in Indonesia has grown ten-fold in the last three years, and the trend threatens the nation's safety, Mr Alamsyah Eatuprawiranegara, coordinator minister for social welfare, has warned. Speaking at a two-day seminar on prevention ofAP - 194 words
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Article101 1984-03-08 10 Reuter LONDON, Thursday THE BRITISH Medical Association (BMA) warned doctors yesterday that surrogate motherhood, by which women bear children for childless couples, is unethical. The ruling by the association, which oversees the medical profession in Britain, followed proposals to set up a clinic for surrogate mothers. TheReuter - 101 words
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Article, Illustration175 1984-03-08 11 AP MONTPELIER, Thursday SENATOR Gary Hart said yesterday that his three-to-one trouncing of Mr Walter Mondale in Vermont is fresh evidence the tide is turning in. his favour in primary elections. Out at dawn, the Colorado Senator greeted workers at a Birmingham,AP - 175 words
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Article, Illustration162 1984-03-08 11 UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday MR WALTER Mondale, fighting to come back in the south from his New England reverses, won endorsement yesterday from the first family of civil rights in Atlanta and attacked the rights record of surging Mr Gary Hart. Mr Mondale, seekingUPI - 162 words
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236 1984-03-08 11 UPI MIETNO (Poland), Thurs HUNDREDS of students took over an agricultural school yesterday in an angry protest over the communist regimes' order to remove crucifixes from their classrooms. About 400 teenage students, two-thirds of the student body, were occupying anUPI - 236 words
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92 1984-03-08 11 LONDON, Thursday A 50-TONNE nuclear wastebin was dropped 9.1 metres onto a large steel anvil in order to satisfy environmentalists that it is safe. In the experiment, conducted before reporters on Tuesday, the steel flask, with 35.5-centimetre-thick sides for transporting nuclear waste, appeared92 words
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Advertisement65 1984-03-08 8 Edwin Rutten Famous Dutch Jazz Singer will bring you swinging standards and evergreens from the 40's and 50's with the trio of the Dutch Club Combo on Fri, 9th March and on Sat, 10th March, we feature Luisa Vanderberg, female vocalist of the Dutch Club Combo. Time: 6pm 9pm Place:65 words
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Advertisement83 1984-03-08 9 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL Registration for all courses 10th 17th March 1984 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Last test at 4 p.m. GENERAL COURSES AT ALL LEVELS Elementary Intermediate Advanced BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS Basic Correspondence Managerial Skills Report-Writing and Business Correspondence EXAMINATION COURSES 'O' level English Language O' level83 words
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396 1984-03-08 12 UNITED Overseas Land firoduced sparkling results or the year ended Dec 31. Group turnover leapt 86 per cent from $73.3 million to 1136.6 million with the inclusion of $47.2 million from the sale of land owned by subsidiary Mount Echo396 words
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Article146 1984-03-08 12 PALM OIL producers adopted a similar stand to the Palm Oil Refiners Associations of Malaysia (Poram) in urging the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) to register the 763 lots traded last Tuesday. The Malaysian Oil Palm Growers Council, which met in Kuala Lumpur, informed146 words
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Article480 1984-03-08 12 Buyers to take legal action against clearing house The Star NINETEEN aggrieved parties to the 763 lots deregistered by the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) decided unanimously yesterday to sue the clearing house after a twohour meeting. A spokesman for the 19 parties said:The Star - 480 words
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149 1984-03-08 12 F SHARE OF THE DAY HONGKONG TIN pic, last traded at $4.16 more than a decade ago, has tound an interested buyer, but despite the offer of $33 per share, none of the shareholders appeared to be ready to part with their shares.149 words
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223 1984-03-08 12 HHLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET stock prices closed sharply lower today after Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker's statement that the US economy was still "very strong" caused investors to wonder whether the central bank would tighten its monetary policy. The Dow JonesReuter - 223 words
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Article195 1984-03-08 12 AP THE DOLLAR registered both gains and losses against major currencies on foreign exchanges yesterday. Gold prices fell. Dealers said bearish sentiment in the market had eroded the dollar's value against most currencies. But dealers in London and Frankfurt. where the dollar showed signs of recovery, saidAP - 195 words
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Article705 1984-03-08 13 AWTHER SINGH - By AWTHER SINGH WHEN THE price of a share is already inflated by various means, say to $4 for a $1 share, the insiders may decide to make a rights issue, accompanied by a bonus issue. This hocus pocus relies on the market phenomenon related705 words
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121 1984-03-08 13 TIME Engineering Bhd has acquired for cash 185,000 shares of $1 each in Perindustrian Salam Bhd, representing 41.7 per cent of the paid up capital of the company which specialises in railway engineering. BRITISH Malayan Trustees estimated pretax profits of $190,000 for the six121 words
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329 1984-03-08 13 JEANNE WONG - By JEANNE WONG DBS Bank posted its worst Crformance since 1974 it year, if profits from the sale of its international Bank of Singapore shares are excluded Higher earnings during the second half of the year (with the exception of group pre-tax329 words
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Article, Illustration207 1984-03-08 13 A MAJOR bull run in Hong Kong's stock market for the rest of 1984 that's what Reuters' poll of analysts envisions. The Hang Seng Index, which is hovering around the 1,100 level, should rise above 1,200 by mid year to the207 words
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Advertisement154 1984-03-08 13 Newsweek The only truly international news magazine. SB^pK iWK rriflfd March 12th Issue KHOMEINI S HOLY WAR IN THE GULF: After a week of savage fighting both Iran and Iraq are preparing for even bigger battles. With Iran's obvious superiority in manpower, Iraq has turned to other methods which many154 words
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852 1984-03-08 14 Since their bout with the disease, some say they feel better emotionally LAT-WP IT WAS not, the woman wrote, that cancer was the very best thing that ever happened to her. Far from it. But, as she said: "You take a long look atLAT-WP - 852 words
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628 1984-03-08 14 A PERSON suffering from cancer carries a certain "stigma" with her although this may only be just an attitude, a particular frame of mind, but that attitude is either going to see her through, or it will land her in628 words
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Article515 1984-03-08 15 THE SINGAPORE im COMMENT THERE have been times enough when we have chastised Singaporeans for their lack of community spirit, their indifference to the problems of their neighbours, their reluctance to get involved because it would take up too much of their time. It is a515 words
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413 1984-03-08 15 IT IS MOST surprising to see that a school has chosen surveillance by TV as a method to inculcate good behaviour in school children. What is even more amazing is the reaction of the majority of teachers interviewed. The apparent consensus413 words
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88 1984-03-08 15 HELEN CHOW OI PENG - HELEN CHOW OI PENG Singapore 1232 I WOULD like to comment on ventilation inside buses, especially during peak hours when the Duses are fully packed. The windows of buses are usually all closed during a rainy day. We find that we can hardly88 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1984-03-08 16 PAT D'ROSE - BOBBY VINTON AND THE THREE DEGREES By PAT D'ROSE "HAVING a record is not everything. We don't wait for a record offer to come along and then start work. We base our careers on our shows," said Valerie Holiday of the Three Degrees. You see her pointPicture by CLIFTON AW - 1,012 words
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Article, Illustration455 1984-03-08 16 WONG SING YEONG - By WONG SING YEONG ONE emerging rule for performing in a live theatre is: Even if you can't sing, try other ways to entertain. Kelly Yao Wei, actress by profession and singer by chance, performed to the rule at her opening show at Golden455 words
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Article, Illustration697 1984-03-08 16 RUTH E GRUBER - By RUTH E GRUBER in SIGHISOARA (Romania) UPI AFTER the meat and pickled tomatoes, homemade bread and strong amber-coloured wine, the conversation naturally turned to Dracula. Given the place, what else? -Sighisoara is in the heart of Transylvania, the broad, triangular region stretching intoUPI - 697 words
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Article, Illustration499 1984-03-08 20 STEPHEN TAN - wmm By STEPHEN TAN JUST mention Raymond Chandler, or Philip Marlowe, and film buffs are likely to conjure up images of rain-soaked streets, neon lights, half-lit faces, the claustrophobic rooms with shadows of Venetian blinds, Elisha Cook Jr types, the dissembling women and the499 words
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Article, Illustration543 1984-03-08 20 netassf 5 KmaatLcacffge Applause Julio Iglesias and In Cabaret (Ch 12, 9 pm) THIS is a recording of the show Julio Iglesias, the world's top-selling Latin singer, gave at the Rio De Janeiro Stadium in Brazil. Iglesias, who won the best performer's prize at the543 words
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Article, Illustration456 1984-03-08 21 PHILIP CHEAH - Hackman's 'A-Team' in Vietnam TITLE: UNCOMMON VALOUR STARRING: Gene Hackman, Robert Stack, Fred Ward, Patrick Swayze DIRECTOR: Ted KotcheCf SHOWING: Prince, Changi, Savoy, Woodlands Reviewed by PHILIP CHEAH UNCOMMON VALOUR is like The A-Team in Vietnam. The only difference is having Gene Hackman instead of Mr T as456 words
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Advertisement1237 1984-03-08 17 Q DBSBANK 6 Long-Term Borrowings 6.1 Conwrttto Mfurittw 6.1.1 The following is a summary of convertible securities, all of which were due after 12 months as at 31st December1963 1962 (S*'000) S$7Vi Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1991 227.710 228,150 USS5Vj Convertible Bonds 1996 129.618 357.328 228,150 6.1.2 The S$7Vi Convertible1,237 words
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Advertisement1091 1984-03-08 17 12 Fixed Assets 12.1 The net book value as at 31 st December, at cost or valuation less accumulated depreciation, was as follows:DBS Bank DBS Group 1963 1962 1963 1962 (srooo) (srooo) (1) Leaieholrl properties DBS Building At cost 63,330 59,840 63,330 ***** Accumulated depreciation 20,457 17,610 20,457 17,610 42.8731,091 words
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Advertisement1984 1984-03-08 18 Q DBSBANK THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Balance Sheet as at 31st December 1983 DBS Bank DBS Group Note 1983 1982 1983 1982 (SS'OOO) (SS'OOO) Share Capital Authorised 500,000,000 shares of SSI/-each 500 000 500.000 500 000 500,000 2^7091,984 words
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Miscellaneous605 1984-03-08 19 v ■fcWMfcfrV 9 *m lit Js r>J Private eye Philip Marlowe (Robert Mitchum) finds himself embroiled in murder end blackmail in Farewell, My Lovely (Ch 5, 9.50 pm) 2.55 Opening and Programme High- they near the ruins, they hear the lighta followed by Taiji Matter 11(C) goat cry out. The605 words
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Miscellaneous220 1984-03-08 19 KH3 81 5.50 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Rainbow: Qardan. 6.15 Rompar Room (C). 6.45 Naws and Waathar Foracast (T). 7.05 International Figure Skating (Last Episode). Performances are by Wendy Sessions and Stephen Williams, Karen Barber and Nicky Slater, Carol Fox and Richard Dalley, Mark Pepperday, Cary Be acorn,220 words
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Miscellaneous219 1984-03-08 22 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE HILTON Playhouse and British Airways will present their first dinner theatre play for 1984 Ray Cooney's comedy, Run For Your Wife at Hilton's Grand Ballroom from today. There will be 10 performances, till March 17. Tickets, at $90 (all inclusive), and information are available at the219 words
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Miscellaneous966 1984-03-08 22 IKEBANA am to 5.30 pm daily. Admission is free. SSO the door. THERE will be a flower exhibition, MEMBERS of the Sin- 0n Saturday Cristine with masterpieces arranged bv Mr CERAMICS gapore Symphony Or- coviuto recocnised as Houn Ohara, headmaster of the Ohara A CERAMICS exhibition will be held chestra966 words
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Article, Illustration193 1984-03-08 23 yg ONE of the best ways to learn a new language and to understand a foreign culture is to take a holiday cum study tour in another land. Japanese language study cum holiday packages at the Shinjuku Japanese Language School are now available from Chan Brothers Travel193 words
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Advertisement338 1984-03-08 23 Member ot Man Transport Group Malaysia MASMARA TRAVEL, TOURS (S) PTE LTD 100 Jalan Sultan #04-19 04-20 Sultan Plaza 0719 TEL: *****78/9, *****97, *****65 MALAYSIAN HOLIDAYS DAILY DEPARTURE BY COACH 2 Days K L $105 2 Days Gentmg $119 3 Days Kuantan $160 3 Days T Jata $190 3 Days338 words
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Advertisement230 1984-03-08 23 FOR further details, contact Chan Brothers at tel: *****6. PENANG n Easy' Nobody qives you more (or little as Casuarma Beach Hotel, deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airtare on wide-bodied jets Roundtrtp limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure B,isod on thple-shanng230 words
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Advertisement222 1984-03-08 23 SI 00" Trade-in Value For Your Old Bags. Phone: *****44 *****41 *****51 Cgg e I '"'V 13 lAoe? ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS T»l: *****65, *****39, *****30,*****29 #01-39 Lucky Ptaxa, (TA 129) WEST MALAYSIA TOUR DAILY DEPARTURE GROUPS/F I T. 1 04V TOUR OVERSEAS TOURS Deurvßurfc S2O },2D BKK PATT CH |7N ill222 words
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Miscellaneous682 1984-03-08 24 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry ftWJ l/. ANPRg, I DON'T f'(((/*% SSSJI toJSrds Ix/jUfi/fl*teachYheir /think you ll wave J l ('III 17 1. > THE CAR ROARING TOWARDS k|F Ktf J HARITSJ I ANV MORE TROUBLE A lift AND A FIGURE JUMP Mivif f42®T H OSe SUDDEN682 words
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Article438 1984-03-08 25 nvwwnfiiv;, jvuvwiw, iohjuwjto. mmmwv oviuaro. auu iuumujoi ww.iiuuiugy. ihwiitow jiumhio, iwiuiwi. mai mcuiig, ntwiujuuif, jciiman THE results will be known soon for stu dents who sat for their GCE 'O' level examinations last year. Many students will be wondering in which direction their next steps lie.438 words
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Advertisement163 1984-03-08 25 IP Full Time/Part Time r Classes commencing in MARCH A wide range of courses leading to the Examination of C G, CEI, LCCI, GCE, VITB PRE UI& II (Commerce stream) SEC 111 IV (Science, Arts Commerce streams) COMPUTER EDUCATION Leading to UK Examinations IDPM (Institute of Data Processing Management) Basic/Cobol/Fortran163 words
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Advertisement150 1984-03-08 25 THE Singapore Monitor will continue to list certain courses on personal advancement for those seeking such information. This is a good opportunity for all organisations offering personal advancement courses to place their advertisements on this page. Interested parties are welcome to ring the Classified Ads Department on *****88 ext 227.150 words
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Advertisement258 1984-03-08 25 I Stamford I Academic I I Courses 1984 I I CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE I I DAY TIME COURSES I Applications are now invited (or admissions to I I tull-time (day) part-time (day/evening) courses PRE-UNIVERSITY 1& 2 I I Arts I I Economics History General Paper H I English Maths258 words
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Advertisement376 1984-03-08 27 Situations Vacant ri .UU U^ 1 M' 1 1» H 1 JENSEN'S 2 We are expanding our Operations in Singapore 2 ['jj We Require; fl~. Lj] A) SENIOR COOKS (MALE) IIH rll Minimum 2 ye«rs experience |T~| PD B) COOKS (MALE) UJ hll Minimum 1 year experience PH C) KITCHEN376 words
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Advertisement315 1984-03-08 27 Situations Vacant Agnes, Our Fgmqlq Opcrulw by MESA Bsss* ,'S'YOU KJJOWA 7" I /SiNCfe I TAIKCP TO vCXj\ 'no/HUN LAe > r *«vi mad ww \AI Mf*Al tc.ua>) IHAU zoom* Jgw \JONIUCUS J Sl CJ Sue if youwtasciT 1 MSSA OM have i «*SSU> N V.»tf TmkjC? > 4.1.1 Look315 words
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Advertisement204 1984-03-08 28 classified: 273-9Q90 Situations Vacant P SIHMIZU N (ipss™ o^ Currently engaged in several projects in Singapore including the MRT, invite suitably qualified applicants for:CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN 11 Polytechnic Diploma in Building/Civil Engineering or equivalent. Preferably with 2 years' working experience in the Building Industry. Candidates with GCE '0' level and 5204 words
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Advertisement126 1984-03-08 28 mm has vacancies fortarromu. ASttSTMiTt Win Good Command of EngKsh Typing apeed of 36 wpm Sdtay fepsnd on bus—c ■Mum and sNpsrtanos. AMmlfcs Sansflts include 2* months bonus. Ww taw pknad id wpantf our apwatorw many pasfte to taßa** wcandM. eMftoMtot HSC MCE or 'J* >^gSs»'y- °iL2?y»S*5; iftS 2» T*27«7fl*mtr126 words
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Advertisement302 1984-03-08 28 Citing Spots xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X ANYONE FOR CANTONESE XSZECHUAN CUISINES AND LIVE SEAFOOD X Introducing Pudu crispy Fish Head XWe also serve N Casserole Double Boded Local Mutton X X Greenfield special Steamboat Mandarin Prawn Balls Assorted Seafood in Qaypot (abalone. scatops sea X cucumber etc.. f'? Al at reasonable prices302 words
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Advertisement171 1984-03-08 28 Furniture sr. /rurntsfmngs Avanua (off HBcrsat fVfl, Ist: 400-0478/ 400-4241. Opans: Sundays/ PuMc Hofctays. Interior Decor /Renovation mm t mm mmurr imported otwnfcata from U.K.. wa undertake M lypee of ctoanjng )°to. paktongand gßn&fw oomracong ai oompeoove prtoa. Tat: *****25. tor aniMtoe. Office Equipment it Furniture QusNonaTai^CtmiJSr^^itoo 401-0077 (day). *****00171 words
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Advertisement323 1984-03-08 28 We have furnished unfurnished rooms HOB flats houses for rental at any districts. Please call 737-0661/ 737-0668 District 20 Thomson Terrace **2 1/2 storey terrace 3 roomed arcondftoned plus one servant s room fully furnished for rental. PIMM call 737-0661/ 737-0666 aiar. it. aaaaaa seas Bawariy HB». Luxurious tor ram.323 words
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Advertisement156 1984-03-08 28 Accommodation I Wanted t Wanted urgently! Furnished I unfurnished rooms HDB flats I houses in any districts. Owners pleaee call 737-0661/737-0666 Offices For Sale/Rent ameas r aw mw eq n aau 7 o $3 p.»-f twiieei Occupation. CdT *****29 (Seow). 25i3ei2 (Eric) Property For Sale SeWng very cheap! 3 roomed156 words
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Advertisement391 1984-03-08 29 classified 273-9090 APPOINTMENT j CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH NPB Applications are invited from Singapore citizen* tor appointment as: A) AUDIO VISUAL TECHNICIAN REQUIREMENTS Candidates should possess a diploma in electrical/electronics engineering, with at least 2 years of relevant experience in operation and maintenance of audio visual equipment Knowledge of photography techniques391 words
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Article170 1984-03-08 30 Reuter VIENNA, Thursday RAPID VIENNA of Austria came from behind to beat Dundee United of Scotland 2-1 in the first leg of their European Cup quarter-fi-nal tie here last night. But the outcome of the round was still weighted in United's favour by virtueReuter - 170 words
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128 1984-03-08 30 Reuter ABIDJAN, Thursday AFRICAN soccer officials have banned a tournament sponsored by the Rothmans tobacco com pany and ordered advertising for the "Camel Trophy" to be removed from stadia being used for the African Nations Cup finals being played in the Ivory Coast,Reuter - 128 words
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Article, Illustration502 1984-03-08 30 ■SocceTFROST Reuter LONDON, Thursday ROMA'S glittering array of stars issued a clear warning they intend ending Italy's 15-year wait to reclaim possession of the European Cup for soccer with an impressive 3-0 win over East Germany's Dynamo Berlin yersterday. The Romans, obviously enjoying the warmReuter - 502 words
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Article82 1984-03-08 30 EUROPEAN CUP: Dynamo Minsk 1 Dinamo Bucharest (Romania) 1; Roma 3 Dynamo East Borlln o; Rapid Vienna (Austria) 2 Dundee United 1; Liverpool 1 Ronflca o. UEFA CUP: Anderlacht 4 Spartak Moscow 2; Sparta Prague 1 HaJduk Split 0; Nottingham Forest l Sty rm Grax (Austria)82 words
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128 1984-03-08 30 Reuter LONDON, Thursday THE English Football Association (FA) has threatened to ban both Birmingham City and West Ham United from the FA Cup following an investigation into crowd trouble at the recent tie between the two clubs. A five-man commission, headed by FAReuter - 128 words
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132 1984-03-08 30 AP LONDON, Thursday SOCCER fever has gripped the historic city of Plymouth, best-known as a 16th Century naval base where Sir Francis Drake finished his game of lawn bowls before sailing out to fight the Spanish Armada On Saturday, the local team, Plymouth Argyle,AP - 132 words
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Article, Illustration303 1984-03-08 30 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Thursday BRAZILIAN soccer star Zico has said he plans to retire in 1987 when he may start a new career as a coach. In an interview for the Brazilian sports weekly Placar, published yesterday, Zico, 31 last Saturday,Reuter - 303 words
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Article, Illustration655 1984-03-08 31 KENNETH JALLEH - EX-NATIONALS vs JOHOR MATCH By KENNETH JALLEH JOHOR won what must stand as the friendliest soccer match of the year. But on a clear, cool night for smiles, it was Singapore, represented by nine Football Association of Singapore officials, who finished clear winners on their home ground at655 words
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220 1984-03-08 31 S GULAM - EX-NATIONALS 0 JOHOR 1 By S GULAM JOHOR, crossing the Causeway for the first time in three years, were like friendly next-door neighbours at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. When they could so easily have won by four, or even five220 words
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Article, Illustration319 1984-03-08 32 S GULAM - By S GULAM NATIONAL strikers V Sundramoorthy and Eazali Rashid have been picked to lead the forward line of the Singapore Youth team for the Asian Youth soccer championships in Bangladesh from Marcn 15. With the inclusion of the two international strikers,319 words
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266 1984-03-08 32 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM TWO WOMEN are among the 11 local tennis coaches who have been awarded US Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) certificates after successfully completing their tennis examinations last November. Of the 11 coaches, six received the professional level two, while266 words
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283 1984-03-08 32 DANIEL WEE - By DANIEL WEE THE RAFFLES Junior College water-polo team will leave for a two-week training stint to Perth today as part of plans for a promotional drive the first local school to embark on such tour to Australia. While there,283 words
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801 1984-03-08 32 NFL LEAGUE WRAP-UP WITH S GULAM THE National Football League moved into the second round during the weekend with Tampines Rovers poised to succeed Tiong Bahru as Division One champions. Tampines played two matches within three days and came801 words
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Advertisement371 1984-03-08 30 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF HUNQ CHEW CO. PTE. LTD. NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS FOR MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP (PURSUANT TO SECTION 254) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 156371 words
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Article, Illustration147 1984-03-08 33 SINGAPORE EX-NATIONALS v JOHOR IT WAS a match in which the final scoreline and the eventual winner did not matter. What mattered most was the amount of goodwill and friendliness the two teams of players and officials could put into it a match designed for two147 words
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326 1984-03-08 33 LIVERPOOL 1 BENFICA 0; ROMA 3 DYNAMO BERLIN 0 Reuter LONDON, Thursday ITALIAN soccer champions Roma and three times winners Liverpool moved inexorably towards a European Cup showdown last night when they gained what should be decisive leads in their quarter-final first-leg ties.Reuter - 326 words
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Advertisement136 1984-03-08 33 FULL REPORT: SEE PAGE 34 THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) I With the current emphasis on Automation and H Higher Productivity the use of Computers in H all Sectors of Trade and Industry is imminent. H Why not then take a step in the right direction I pursue136 words
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Advertisement37 1984-03-08 33 ~"S ft* I I r<Xckoice\l •H/ 3 S Xi'ujSU Chicken Rice I I p^ ifference I $12.00 +10%+3% I "Choose as you like I Better Than No Choice" I NO. 1 OUTLET I SINGAPORE SQUASH CENTRE. I37 words
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Article, Illustration58 1984-03-08 1 Generous, well-appointed social spaces. Imaginative promotions on a regular basis. These are the things that set Parkway Parade apart and make it a tun centre. Then there are the basics. No other shopping centre comes close to Parkway Parade in terms of major stores, specialty58 words
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Article, Illustration335 1984-03-08 2 PARKWAY PARADE THE PUBLIC Parkway Parade has got off fo an encouraging start. For three months now, the shopping centre has been trading satisfactorily on a virtually fully-tenanted basis. The office tower and medical centre have also come on stream. Given continued co-operation among subsidiary proprietors and tenants, I think335 words
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115 1984-03-08 2 Parkway Properties Re Ltd is making the donations listed below by way ot expressing appreciation for the support the public is giving to Parkway Parade. $15,000 each to the following Community Centres: BEDOK To furnish a lounge and cafe and for landscaping improvements JOO115 words
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Article877 1984-03-08 3 OUR CO-OWNERS VARIETY PARADE (BASEMENT) Aik Ghee Enterprise (giftware) Akiko Gift Shop Animal World Pet Shop Aries Beauty House Asia Watch Aqua 'N' Leisure Sports Auntie Bea's (snackshop) Baojin Goldsmith Baskin Robbins (ice cream) Beauty Centre Bell Wood (sound system) Bee Chun Heng (foodstuffs) Best of Friends (toys)877 words
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Advertisement49 1984-03-08 3 THANK YOU Parkway Properties Pte Ltd applauds its tenants for responding generously to our request that they make donations to the Community Chest of Singapore instead of sending flowers and publishing congratulatory messages. Collectively, our tenants have contributed a most handsome sum. Subsidiary proprietors have been equally generous. Thanks.49 words
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Article, Illustration169 1984-03-08 4 A huge, free-admission roof-top playdeck, chockful of equipment specially designed for kids to have energetic fun, is Parkway Parade's gift to the neighbouring community of flat-dwellers (main picture). RIGHT: The playdeck features a few hundred metres of "art wall', where children can paint away to169 words
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Advertisement113 1984-03-08 5 (ftfiHlA) Acma Electrical Industries Limited Air-conditioning ventilation CHEVALIER Chevalier (S) Pte Ltd Escalators elevators [I| Lightweight Concrete (Pte) Ltd j Pre-cast concrete panels Hong Leong Corporation Ltd mm m Cement steel bars Kajima Corporation I Petersen Singapore Pte Ltd Main Contractor Eastern Wire Manufacturing Co (Pte) Ltd Wire mesh (BRC)113 words
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Advertisement118 1984-03-08 6 Bintai Kindenko Private Limited Kinki Electrical Construction Co Inc Electrical works Taiyo Kudo Construction Co Ltd Electrical works Vital Construction Co (Pte) Ltd Concreting, formwork, bar bending masonry plastering ej Island Concrete (Pte) Ltd 1&, Ready-mix concrete Licon Incorporated (Singapore) Private Ltd Lighting fixture Island Landscape Nursery Re Ltd Landscaping118 words
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Advertisement127 1984-03-08 6 Wing Construction (S) Re Ltd Piling Contractor YKK Industries (S) Pte Ltd Aluminium works L| Mark Grow Engineering (Re) Ltd H0 Fire protection MAA«O*O* Theta Construction Co Re Ltd Concreting, formwork, bar bending masonry plastering A's Associate Sanitary Electrical Contractor Plumbing sanitary (sub-basement) San Hoe Engrg Contractors Re Ltd Excavator127 words
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Advertisement75 1984-03-08 6 MM PRESTRESSING L M Prestressing Re Ltd Prestressing i Shanghai Chong Kee Furniture Const Co Ceiling, partition, carpentry doors KN Nan Wah Engineering (Re) Ltd Plumbing sanitary Nan Y an 9 Neon L'Qhts (Re) Ltd Neon lighting Chip Hup Timber Re Ltd Timber plywood Shao Tiling Co Tiling F P75 words
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Article, Illustration257 1984-03-08 7 TOP MODELS IN DAILY FASHION SHOWS Garments available at Parkway Parade will be shown off in daily fashion shows by 20 top models. They include: Lilian Sim, Model of the Year (Catwalk) 1983. Yvonne Tan, former Miss Singapore Miss International finalist Elaine Tan, former Miss Singapore Wendi257 words
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Miscellaneous474 1984-03-08 7 PROGRAMME FOR GALA FORTNIGHT Performances 14 March 1984-Wednesday 19 March 1984 Monday 11 March 1964 Sunday 12 noon -12 30pm Aerobics 2 00pm 2 30pm Top Body Builders 8 30am -10 30am Children's Art Competition o Morrh iaiu f rt 130prn 2 °°P m Fashion Show 4 00pm 4 30pm474 words
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