The Straits Times, 10 February 1980

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2281 FEBRUARY 10, 1980 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 112/1/80
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    POLITICAL APATHY? NO, SAYS CHUA
    456 1 The young will answer the call for Singapore's sake... BRIGHT and able young men and women in Singapore will drop their apparent mask of indifference to politics if called to the political arena to safeguard the continued survival and progress of the Republic. So said
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    Lock icon 'Russia planning partial pullout from Afghanistan'
    747 1 THE Soviet Union is planning a partial troop withdrawal from Afghanistan by the end of this month, United States officials said here yesterday. They added Moscow had informed "third parties" of its plan to pull out "a substantial number" of men. WASHINGTON, Saturday The
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    Lock icon Barre: We won't add 'fire' to restart of Cold War
    263 1 NEW YORK, Sat FRENCH Prime Minister Raymond Barre made it clear yesterday that his government did not wish to contribute to any resumption of the Cold War although it considered the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan unacceptable. Speaking at the
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    Karmal filters, please
    55 1 NEW DELHI. Sai. Soviet-back-ed Afghan President Babrak Karmal puts aside ideological differences when it comi <<ing ly imported American ress corre- recently interviewed Mr Karir.ai. described the president as an austere person and a chainsmoker. "And wliilr i v i with him, he smoked only Importer; American
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    Lock icon Tood charged
    206 1 1.1, .VII Rhodesia Premier GarfleM Todd, 72. appeared i B dI .idin^ guerillas and failing j ihoi: presence in lhe| area of his shabani ranch in of the British n \FP. WASHINGTON. Sat. A proposed charter governing United States intelligence agencies, was introduced yesterday in the Senate, to
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    Lock icon Qotbzadeh: We're ready to use force
    273 1 IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadegh Qotbzadeh said yesterday that the new Iranian Government is ready to use force if necessary to seize the US Embassy in Teheran from militant students who have held 50 Americans hostage for 98 days. LONDON, Sat. In an interview with
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    In a huddle for a cuddle
    106 1 SOMETHING was going on outside their home so these three little rabbits popped out of their hutch to find out what it was all about and they found themselves sui rounded by these girls from Canberra School. This close encounter of the friendly kind
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    IRAN CABINET SHAKEUP
    84 1 lI.HI.KVN, Sat. A BMnkM uf Iran's ruling K< \itlutionury Council a- uiiuU-d toda> as saviiiK that President Abolha.vxiii Bani-Sadr Mould i<'|il.t«'< the ureNfnt rov-c-riitneiii hiimsUTN in Ihi vt thrt-e days. V, a 1 1 1 .i h \iirt- ....h.uu-K^ni told lh« alteriiooit r.euspaper kavhau: "What is certain
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      216 1 Mandarin music booms big in Spore PAGE 18 AND 19 PLUS SOMETHING NEW MANDARIN RECORD REVtt n. PAGE 16 HIGH JINKS... Girls think I of YOU P AGE 23 VIOLET 00N on festive food that brings youth, hope, harmony and sweet success: page 17 NALLA TAN on the true meaning
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      Lock icon Refugees shift to Bataan
      72 2 GENEVA, Sat. Refugee officials have started moving Indochinese people from fxst asylum camps in Indonesia. Thailand, Malaysia and Hongkong to a new processing centre in Bataan, north of Manila. The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration, the world's main refugee transport agency, said today about 5.500 people
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      Lock icon Yugoslav PM for China
      55 2 BELGRADE, Sat. Yugoslav Prime Minister Veselin Djuranovic will pay an official visit to China soon, sources said yesterday. No other details of the trip were given but the government said the Premier would be paying an official visit to East Germany shortly at the invitation of
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      Lock icon Down came baby...
      45 2 A BADLY burnt baby being carried Into an ambulance after she was thrown from the fourth floor of a burning building In Manhattan, New York, on Friday. Four-year-old Ysenla Rodriguez was tossed from the building and caught by firemen below. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Another payoff scandal rocks US
      393 2 POSING as insurance agents, FBI agents bribed union leader?, an alleged organised crime figure and elected officials in four southern states in connection with a planned insurance kickback scheme, FBI sources said here last night. It was the second major FBI undercover operation involving alleged
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      Lock icon OPEC's key to success
      72 2 OPEC's key to success ABC DHABI. (United Arab Emirates). Sat. Venezuelan President I.vis Hen-era Campins has told fellow leaders of the Organisation of Petroleum Kxporting Countries their key to success is a single price for oil. Western experts fear that could mean another pi ice increase by April 1 Mi
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      Lock icon Wrong tune
      42 2 BANGKOK, Sat Thai Premier Kriangsak Chomanan last ni>jhi apologised for Thursday s diplomatic error in which trip Taiwan national anthem was played during a reception for Beijing's top woman official. Madam Deng Yingchao. widow of Chinese premiei Chou Enlal AFP.
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      Picture Post
      29 2 LONDON Sal Nin<> hunrjred issues of ooc of Britain's most pofmlv magazines, the nn« defunct Picture Post, raised I I mm (Ss4.»oi at a Sothetion yesterday ReutlM
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        Lock icon The real alcohol test
        41 2 A FRENCH motorist suspected of drunken driving swallowed the plastic bag he was given for a breath test in Strasbourg on Saturday. He was charged anyway after a blood test proved he had been drinking heavily. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Saying hello to the deaf
        45 2 A TELEPHONE for the deaf will be introduced in Stockholm in a few days, Sweden's telephone company directors announced yesterday. The instrument will be a normal telephone with a keyboard and a screen where the call may be read. AFP.
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        Lock icon Special overtime angpows
        79 2 SOME Chinese factories leave work undone so they can call workers in for overtime at double pay on the Lunar New Year holiday, a letter to the Beijing daily said yesterday. The letter, signed only "a reader," said workers in public services and in some factories that
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        Soviet ships for Bermuda Triangle
        104 2 Soviet ships for Bermuda Triangle MOSCOW, Sat. Two Soviet research vessels yesterday began a voyage to the Bermuda Triangle to join a US-Soviet oceanographic research programme, ihe Tass news agency reported. Scientists aboard the Sergei Vavilov and the Pyotr Lebedev believe Kiant whirlpools more than 160 km wide in some
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        Lock icon $1.75 m in three nights
        63 2 A LUCKY West German businessman has won 10.2 million schillings (SJ1.75 million) in just three nights of gambling at roulette in Seefeld, a popular Tyrolean holiday resort. The tourist, wh*ose name was not made public, landed 5.8 million schillings of his money last Saturday, the
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe guerilla threat to free polls
      311 2 Zimbabwe guerilla threat to free polls With less than three weeks before Zimbabwe's independence election, British election supervisers have concluded that half the country has been so heavily infiltrated by Marxist guerillas that it poses a threat to a free ballot. SALISBURY, Sat In their survey of the situation which
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      Armed stick-up that's bound to fail
      118 2 I.IXKKI'OOI., Sat. When Kddit- McAlea, armed with a gun and masked with a pair of women's stockings, entered a jewellery shop and shouted: "This is a stick up!," no one took him seriousl> Kor the :tt -year-old Irishman had forgotten to take the protective
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      Lock icon Illegal price hikes now serious problem'
      201 3 Illegal price hikes now serious problem' BEIJING. Sat. Unau- thorised raising of prices has become a serious problem in China, and amounts to cheating the masses to benefit a few sellers, the People's Paily said yesterday. An editorial in the Communist Party newspaper added that even in some cases where
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      Lock icon So sorry, Sophia
      68 3 ROMK. Sat. Sophia Loren's private collection of paintings, valued at more than 3.000 million lire (S$5 million), will become state property, following a court ruling here. The Italian appeal court on Thursday turned down the actress' request for return of the collection, taken from her Milan apartment
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      Lock icon Another Afghan head in Moscow
      317 3 NEW DELHI, Saturday SPECULATION that the Soviet Union is. about to replace Afghanistan's President Babrak Karmal has been revived since Mr Sultan Ali Kishtmand, number two in the Moscow-backed regime in Kabul, left for Moscow on Thursday. Mr Kishtmand, one of the two vice-presidents of
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      Lock icon Draft women plan heads for defeat
      257 3 WASHING FUN, Sat. President Jimmy Carter's proposal to include women in his plan for a military call-up seems headed for defeat although he is likely to win congressional backing to register young men. Mr Carter announced his registration plan yes-ti-i day as part of
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      WOMAN GETS HER GOAT AND A HEROIN RAP
      224 3 DETROIT, Sat. With out the help of four goats a woman suspected of running a narrotii's ring would never have rx-en arresU-d. SUU police l,t Mich ael Kohlnson said undercover officers had been trying to infiltrate the ring, allegedly run hv aruieii
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      WORLD BRIEFS
      262 3 WORLD BRIEFS HINDKEDS of chanting woman demonstrators clashed with police outside the British Parliament on Friday as protests mounted over proposals to tighten the country's, liberal abortion law. Waving fists in the air, the demonstrators chanted: "Not the church, not the Mate, we must decide our fate." Scoies of women
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      THE 'NO-NO' OLYMPIAN
      59 3 "NYET, Nyet," is the answer disco hostess Beth Spankenberg gets M she tries t« get a Russian 01>mpian on the dance floor. The "no-no" scene was at the Lake Placid Olvuipic village on Friday. The Russian, apparently not knowing a word of English, replied "nyet" to every
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      Embassy on what minister said
      129 3 Embassy on what minister said THE Indonesian Embassy here has denied that Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr Moch t a r Kusumaadmatja had said Asean nations arc free to join military pacts. Dr Mochtar's statement was reported by AP and published in the Straits Times on Friday. The embassy statement issued
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      Lock icon New threat to resettlement
      51 3 HONGKONG, Sat. US re.'ugoe co-ordinaior. Mr Victor Palmieri said today that the 500,000 Kr.npuchean refug^re massing along th? Thal-Kan-.pucßear. border might slow down the resettlement of refugees now in other Southeast Asian countries. Mr Palmieri was on his way to regional US ambassadors' conference in Singapore.
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      The FBI's crack team for the Olympics
      153 5  -  BRIAN VINE By >f the Daily Express Pictures by DEREK HUDSON THIS article is on an elite FBI squad trained to protect the winter Olympics at Lake Placid. With the opening of the Games a few days away, the Olympic flame arrived last
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      They have been trained to a peak — but they aren't out to win medals
      408 5 They have been trained to a peak but they aren't out to win medals INTKRNATIONALterrorists fare a formidable reception from these abominable-looking snow men at the Winter Olympics starting here on Wednesday Sinister in hooded snowsuits and armed with machine guns, telescopic sniper's rifles and shotguns, they are the men
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      617 4 mKH^^ CONGRATULATIONS 111 1 i 3E EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP mm (SINGAPORE) ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF ITS FIRST 1 (Brunei) DEPARTMENT STORE SUPERMARKET TODAY -+--fcHJ-fc-RB/;\=l ROBERTSON WILSON TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP (S) pekak X -*"IJi Ti XIX A w J HB Toa Pavoh Emporium Supermarket Emporium Supermarket Oriental (Sitiawan) Sdn
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      605 5 A H^a^a^L. aY jG^^^^F P^' AW^tk !|PVL>4raaVt ifll m THE TASTIEST WAY W TO CELEBRATE I Z THE LUNAR NEW YEAR FRBSH& CROHCHY^ SALTED PEANUTS OR TANTALIZING BEER NUTsMk^ Available At All Supermarkets H AMATH.(Aai«t Limited StM .XJ 5i 7 Enterprise Road. Jurong. Singapore 2262 %m^r tj KONG HEE RWTCHOV/
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    Lunar New Year treat for 410
    306 6 mi K hundred and ten old people were given a pi 1 .una r New Year treat yesterday a t antouese film show and ang pows. All of them are publir assistance recipients living in kreta Ayer constituency. They streamed into the Kreta Ayer
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    Sheares: Be on guard against the two Cs
    393 6 SINGAPORE must always be on guard against the communists and communalists who use religion to cause friction and suspicion among the people, President Sheares said yesterday. He said that subversive elements use pseudo-reli-gious issues to confuse the people and cause unrest as
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    PRICES OF ESSENTIAL FOOD REMAIN STABLE
    177 6 PRICES OF ESSENTIAL FOOD REMAIN STABLE THE prices of the majority of the essential c-o-modities under review during the past week remained, stable. Prices of rice, wheat flour, sugar, edible oil and dairy products, have remained unchanged for several weeks, according to the Trade Dopart ment. Although Ihe price of
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    Martial arts
    28 6 RIVER Vallej rommunit) ■mi will c omliK I in him hu|. Xi do classes foi adults and i hililn-n i his munth Those interested shimlil rail
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    Chen calls for more links among Asean peoples
    243 6 THE Minister of State foi Defence. Mr Bernard Chen, yesterday spoke of the need to expand van mis activities among Asean peoples to promote (loser cooperation and develop lasting friendship He was speaking at the prize-giving of the Third Asean Parachuting Championship
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    Poolside buffet
    54 6 A POOLSIDE buffet and danre will be held at the Merlin hotel nn Marcß 1 from 7 30 p.m. for the public It is organised by the Hen derson community centre youth group and highlights of the function include a fashion show and disco dance performance Foi tickets
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      190 6 Wmxk s^B v t ijH Spfei GONG XI FA CAI The Year of the Monkey augurs well. (Jsher in a year of abundance, good luck and good cheer with a bountiful spread of traditional New Year favourites for lunch and dinner. GOOD FORTUNE FROM THE SEA (Oysters with Fatt Choy
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    Old price clinches deals for 40 cars
    245 7 Hi NDBBD8 of motorists I esterday (looked to the office and showroom of Motor and leasing at Kng Cheong Towers after its decision to absorb all the recent additional levies on car owners. The company, distributors o( Isuzu cars, had clinched deals with
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    CAREER GUIDANCE TALKS
    78 7 CAREER GUIDANCE TALKS MR John Chen, deputy manager, and Mr Cher Sing L*e, sales manager, both of Overseas Assurance Ltd, will speak in Mandarin on, What s In the Insurance, at the Marine Parade Library on March 7 at 3 p.m. Anotner speaker. Mr Sng Cheng Khoong, manager of Industrial
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    Folk dancing course
    32 7 Folk dancing course THE International Folk Dance Club of the Metropolitan YMCA will hold a 12- week course on international (oik dancing from March 2 to May 18. For details, ring *****66.
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    For children
    24 7 THE Bukit Ho Swee community centre will hold a New Year party for children on Saturday at its premises at 3 p.m.
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    Four charged with robbery
    101 7 FOUR youths yesterday faced two joint charges of robbing two girls of cash and valuables worth {544 at the basketball court of Queenstown Technical Secondary School in Strathmore Avenue on June 4. The four were Lee Teck Yeow, 17. Tan Eng Ann, 17, I>eong Fook Weng,
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    Letter from Tax Chief
    78 7 FOLLOWING the publication of the story headlined: Tax relief plan now under study in the Sunday Times of Feb 3. the paper received a letter from the Commissioner of Inland Revenue which read "May I commend your report Tax retiet pmn now under study and your
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    FREEZE' ON INTAKE OF REGULAR JUNIOR POLICEMEN
    405 7  -  GERALD PEREIRA By THE government has told the Police Department to stop recruiting regular junior officers, reliable sources told the Sunday Times yesterday. The sources added that the Finance Ministry has told the police authorities that all existing vacancies from the rank of
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    Prisons supt acquitted of CBT charge
    283 7 PRISONS superintendent James Teo Boo Lat, 44, was acquitted yesterday of a charge of committing criminal breach of trust of $9 Q4fl frnm twn inrknnt machines' funds. District Judge Adrian Soon said that the defence had created a reasonable doubt in the prosecution's case.
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    Fined $1,000 for stealing chain, pendant
    88 7 Fined $1,000 for stealing chain, pendant A LABOURER, Won),' Tai Kong, was yesterday jailed a (lay and lined $1,000 by a magistrate fa stealing a gold chain and jade |x'nd ant worth SWMI from the home of Mi \«oh Tiau ()n« at Lorong Tai Son^ on Jan 22 Wong, 21,
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    No talk
    25 7 a TALK en. Science Explore lion lo hi-iil it Queenstown litii.ii> on Feb 2^t h;is Ix-i'ii .in.i'iicd due "i unforeseen i in. i".
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      733 7 I It's Chinese New Year! $h A season of joyful celebrations... 1 Jm«3m s t ne sea son or f am i'' es friends, food and fun down at the Emporiums! Bring in luck, >«rf T^J9*r '*>' prosperity and cheer with Chinese New Year mandarin oranges, sausages and delicious lS^>«»^nlfll
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      200 7 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD A« KOSS: i Bee (6) 5 Ab IM»WN: I Siirrinfi (6| 2 solve (6) Difficult (5) in Save (6) 3 Pa<-k (4) »< >f Si^'ht (6) 11 Instruction sound i>) (jloaminfi (5) (6) IL' Relicl <:>i 1) Name li Masticate (4i 1 Overcoat '1 IT Anim;il (3)
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      Big holiday 'ang pow' of best shows
      1422 8 THIS week's viewing highlights ran well be said to be the calm before the storm the "storm" being the Chinese New Year holidays when our infant SBC lets go wails (whales?) of programmes. By thai, I mean that you could happily spend the
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      SPORT ON TV
      178 8 BIG LEAGIE SOCCER NOTTINGHAM FOREST VS BRIGHTON (Today, Ch 5. 11.40 a.m.): In the main match of the programme, underdogs Brighton defied the form book and credibility in a performance of sheer hard work and character, while Forest provided the skill. The two other matches are Aston
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      PICK OF THE TV FILMS
      2027 9 im n our ,-wu s ursi Lunar New Year promises n> be a memorable first (or all concerned sta tinn anil viewers ai tar .i>. I'lluloic) offerings go And ihuuL'h then' im'l an) four-star ratines among them, at least the films to be shown can
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      763 8 10.00 AM Opening and Al New Popeye Show 6.30 News in Brief 10.30 Datuk Harimau (Children's Programme 6.35 Sptderman (Cartoon series) Malay) 7.00 Circus 1U 5 kZJm™ N t%ham F<H 8 cSural Diary 12.35 m W B?5t, (repeat) 8 30 J™*" Prime T Tl 1.45 Sunday Matinee The Incredible 9.30
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      79 8 TODAY: Singapore 4 16 a.m. (2.5m), 10.55 a.m. (lm), 5.16 p.m. (2m), 10.52 p.m. (1.4m). Sedlll Kerhil 2.58 a.m. (2.1m), 10.03 a.m. (0.9m), 4.52 p.m. (1.8m), 9.46 p.m. (1.5m). Port Dicksra 5.58 am (1.1m), 11.46 a.m. (1.8m), 6.00 p.m. (0.9m). TOMORROW: Slngarore 5.16 a.m. (2.4m), 2.21 p.m. (lm), 7.26 p.m.
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      469 9 r% -^V Clients and members of me public are hereby informed that we have been carrying on business as beauty consultants and a beauty schooi under the English iiamss as shown below and the Chinese name "ft since 1973. Our business is carried on and situated at Ist Floor, High
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  • Article
    An 'arm' to help clear Newton bottleneck
    131 10 NEWTON Circus, one of the most traffic congested parts of Singapore, will have the congestion partly eased from 10.30 a.m. today when the arm of the Y-shaped flyover carrying traffic to Woodlands is opened. As a result. Rochore Road, between Beach Road and
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    All wrapped up in their work
    159 10 THE Job this joll> band of students from KastPsyoh Secondary School volunteered for yesterday would bore many people. Yet when the Singapore Association for the Blind asked for help to fold and glue together 2t,Mt ang pow packets, 5t students responded. They went to
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    10,0000 try the market with a difference
    275 10  -  PAULJANSEN By Our Jurong Reporter THE scene at John Little's hypermarket in Jurong resembled a warehouse sale except for one difference customers did not have to buy in bulk. The volumetric turnover on the opening day at the store was enough to bring
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    PAY CUT MOVE ANGERS SCHOOL HEADS
    341 10  - PAY CUT MOVE ANGERS SCHOOL HEADS TAN CHEE TEIK By SOME principals and vice-principals from both primary and secondary schools are indignant about the Education Ministry's mdve to deduct their allowances for each day of medical leave they take. In a circular to them at the beginning of this year,
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    Jogging session
    43 10 THE Boon Lay community centre jogging club will hold a jogging session to various parts ofjurong. Boon Lay and MacRitchie Reservoir every Sunday at 6.30 am The activities include games at a sports complex. Those interested are asked to call *****5.
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    Brothel keeper caught with hot screen
    248 10 Brothel keeper caught with hot screen A DISTRICT judge yesterday heard of the night 'he police surprised 26 men and nine Thai girls watching an obscene videotape in a flat in Pacific Mansions, River Valley Road. Yesterday, Fok Kum Seng, 26, was fined $2,500 for managing a brothel and $1,000
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    'Housebreaking now a rampant crime'
    456 10 A POLICE officer said yesterday that housebreaking has become a rampant crime in Singapore and that the number of such cases had skyrocketed. According to statistics, housebreakings last year showed an increase of 37 per cent compared with the previous year, with cases increasing from
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    Bras Basah CC classes
    34 10 THK Bras Basal) community centre youth proup will hold on swimming, guitar. photography, volleyball, inte. national folk dancing il.imc. cookery, (Ires-smakinK .mil m iihadivinß For detail*, ring 3X351 or *****9
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    Sunday guitar
    18 10 I Hi' Cairnhtll community centra »iU orfknlM .1 puitai roUTM (or beginners ever) Sunda) from tow)
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    Flooded market keeps customers away
    87 10 MANY housewives doing their weekend marketing yesterday staved away mmi (ieylang Serai mar- j ket after sewage seeped through covered manholes and flooded the market. Hawkers said the flooding, which occurs frequently, keeps customers away from the stalls. They have com- plained to the Ministry
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      91 10 A The Queen is I* II coming! I The Majestic QE2. The last surviving legendary Octan liner to rule the oceans. Take advantage oj her arrival and experience the cruise of your lifetime. Singapore Bombay On the QE2 Bombay Singapore by Air Departure from Singapore: 24 February 1980 Arrival at
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      Lawyers vote to keep rule against taking ISA cases
      349 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE Malayan Bar Council today voted overwhelmingly to stand by its resolution advising lawyers not to take cases under the Internal Security Act. This was its decision on a counter-resolution tabled at its annual general meeting here by
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      Lock icon Incentives to woo foreign mining firms
      182 11 Incentives to woo foreign mining firms LONDON, Sat. Malaysia is preparing a new package of incentives for foreign mining firms to further develop non-oil mineral resources there, Malaysian Minister of Primary Industries Paul Leong said here today. Mr I^eong told reporters that Malaysia was particularly keen to develop its underground
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      15 pc hike in air fares
      65 11 KI'ALA 1.1 Ml Asian i apiiabi i ua Lumpui will fust .is mm >■< more iii-xt month According to II c M-ii.iy Mail, tho Increase f>y the On eni An :ir,.-s Association, of ■Atnih Malaysian Airlines System is a rnemlxi w.mlil t* 1 in
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      Lock icon Umno man warns of bid to discredit party
      205 11 Umno man warns of bid to discredit party KUAN I AN. Sat UMNO members were today warned of a group of people in the university who are trying to brand the organisation as Illegal. A national I'm no youth exco member, IKituk Najb Tun Abdul Kazak, said the group viewed
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      Asean-Aussie traders to meet
      101 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Chambers of Commerce and Industry of AMU countries will meet a i i'|n esentativo group of their Australian counterpan here on June 27. The secrolary-Reneral of the Malaysian National (..'ham tx'i of Commerce and Indu.stry Mi Ramli Kushani di.s Mi aftei dKuashm
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      Lock icon Pirates selling Indonesian films to TV Malaysia, says producer
      232 11 JAKARTA. Sat. Indone I sian films, have be< :i pirated and sold for broadcasting Te Mala .1 ihe knowledge of I hen Indone sian producers, a film produ< m iation executive charged here today \hout ></ Indonesian films are now listed
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      Two jailed four years
      123 11 TWO men were each jailed for four years yesterday for house-breaking. Teo Seng Lai, 25, and Chan Jin Bock, 22, were each jailed iwo years by a magistrate on four joint charges of house-breaking at Block 68. Ganges Avenue on Dec 28. Teo. a police supervisee,
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      What the blazes?
      97 11 What the blazes? A SPACEMAN burning away excess fat with a brisk walk through fire? No It was no alien that deMended upon the IJdo theatre car park yesterday. He* was merely demonstrating that with a close proxiniltv fire suit from Chubb Singapore Pte Ltd, a safety equipment firm, he
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      Emporium branch
      69 11 Emporium branch EMPORIUM Holdings, I the supermarket and de- i partment store chain i here, opens its first branch in Brunei today. I The supermarket chain also has plans to set up I branches in Sabah and Sarawak soon. Last month the group opened its first branch in Hongkong. It
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      276 11 Families come cheer see Singaporeans attempting to Create Singapore's Dance Record M^^. Larry Lai M in our t other y^ isa^^^a^^ lopOJi m Wri^nn'^i^ 1 o <;t& SoCial 1 W T)SM J >Vl3 re Contes'* T^^^% fr^Bi^S[ B Have a jTT\ Welcome to our Sunday Social Dancing f^T^^^JX Venue. Go-Skate
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      431 12 B^^B mb JLv/ L-WJL JJL/ £lxJ~«k Sri Lanka, the Resplendent Land. of our island. smiles as we sing and dance in praise gentle style that can belong only to The Garden of Eden. Paradise on Indeed, it is impossible to stand of the great and wise Buddha, or those who
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    Children get the feel of zoo adventureland
    375 13  -  ELENA CHONG; Story: CHILDREN cuddling furry rabbits, chasing goats, clambering a tree-house, crawling in and out of tunnels. This was the happy scene at the opening of the new Children's Zoo Adventureland in the Singapore Zoological Gardens yesterday. More than 3N people. Including
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    New hope for air talks after informal discussions
    408 13 THERE is a glimmer of hope that the SingaporeMalaysia air talks will reach agreement tomorrow after some progress was made in informal discussions in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The discussions were held between Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr Wee Kim Wee, and
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    Concorde talks make no headway
    120 13 NO agreement appears to have been reached in talks between Singapore Airlines and British Airways on the future of the Concorde service between London and here. The airlines continued their discussions on various issues yesterday. British Airways, which says it is losing money on the
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    What Chinese New Year means to me...
    108 14 WE ASKED YOU TO TELL US AND HERE IS WHAT SOME OF YOU HAVE TO SAY... THE Sunday Times invited readers to send in letters on "What Chinese New Year Means To Me." Here are the best efforts that came in. They reflect
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, FEBRYARY 10, 1980 opinion Thinning the motor herd
    805 14 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, FEBRYARY 10, 1980 opinion Thinning the motor herd THERE is a joke doing the rounds that the Bard of Stratford had Singapore in the 1980s in mind when he penned the words: "A horse, a horse... my kingdom for a horse." For that, the cynics say,
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      Lily of the dispensary
      72 14 THERE was to be seen yesterday in the Singapore Dispens lry a most beautiful specimen of the Japanese Lily, Lilium auratum, grown in the place by Mr Herbert Cope, and we notice the fac* to ask two questions. Why does the Botanical Gardens not possess this
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      They're all for $ swim
      60 14 They're all for swim A MEETING largely attended, was held in the Exchange Pooms on Wednesday last, the 25th June, for the purpose of making arrangements for the establishment of a Rowing and Swimrr ing Club here. It is proposed to place a Swimming Bath off the Esplanade, and to
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    When the actors take their bows...
    168 14 When the actors take their bows... FRANKLY, each Chinese New Year is, to me, an exercise in play-acting. We are actors when: We borrow money to give away in any pows. We smile and appear the generous host when we feel like groaning with evepy delicacy offered; testimony to inflation.
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    Cymbal drums and the mouths agape
    121 14 AT three score and ten (with mind still alert), I have entered a new decade. But, perhaps, sadly, with the devilry of another world war looming on the horizon. Oh, the Chinese New Year when I was aged 10! How my dear mother dressed
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    A promise of hope for the future
    275 14 CHINESE New Year has special meanings for me. It illumines the past, brightens the present and holds promise for the future. It brings back memories of the gentle and peaceful days of the past, when life went on at a graceful pace. Those
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    No better way for all-round friendship
    161 14 MY AIM in submitting this idea of mine is that it will, I hope, get Singaporeans to participate in a common new year in future. Singapore is cosmopolitan. One day before the eve of Chinese New Year, I will call up a few of
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    SEASON OF LIGHT AND OF DARKNESS
    160 14 AS THE Chinese New Year approaches, I get the feeling that a writer once penned: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness. It was the spring of
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    Why those extra specials now?
    150 14 Why those extra specials now? CHINESE New Year to me means the Sunday Times does not recognise the celebrations of other racial groups, like Deepavali and Hari Raya Puasa. Thus the call for this essay in the first place. Shopping centres offer many highlights only when the Lunar New Year
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    These blooming flowers are supposed to bring luck
    391 14  -  LIM PHAY-LING THEY say it blooms only for emperors, and some Chinese believe that luck will come to a person 40 days after he or she has seen the flowers bloom. When it blooms around Chinese New Year, it is particularly auspicious.
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    One thrill less with each passing year...
    315 14 THE Chinese New Year Syndrome.. .the elaborate preparations for this traditional festive season... has left me cold as the years have passed by. When I was young and in school, I looked forward to the New Year because not only did it mean
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    It will never be the same again
    239 14 SUNDAY, Feb 20, 1977, was the third day of the Chinese New Year. Everyone was gathered together as is customary in a closely-knit family. The grandchildren were having the time of their lives; the one and only topic of the day "ang pows."
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      518 14 (M) Mordaunt-Short Ltd High Fidelity Loudspeakers Reviewed by T. Attewell of Hi-Fi News Listening to these speakers on their own for a while was a pleasant experience. The response seemed open and neutral, particularly in the midrange where there was good detail, the top was smooth, and the bass seemed
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      Nalla the poet...
      673 15  -  P.K. GOH PROFILE By NALLA TAN needs no introduction. Prolific writer of newspaper columns, adviser to teenagers on adolescent problems... Nalla's seemingly boundless energy would put many younger women to shame. Nalla already has two books of poetry to her credit, "Emerald Autumn and Other Poems" (1976)
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      So short and so very sweet...
      524 15 POETRY CORNER MABEL LIM sent me a collection of what she labelled "some very short I poems." Together, they form a fairly impressive se;quence, but space does not permit me j to publish them in 1 their entirety. Here are a few samples: SOME
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      THE WILL TO LIVE OUR PRIZE STORY
      852 15  - THE WILL TO LIVE OUR PRIZE STORY ANOTHER scream pierceji through the utter blackness of the night... Nobody paid any attention though. The group of weatnerbeaten refugees, tossed in the seas for a week now, hungry and forlorn, were too preoccupied with trying to keep warm and snatching whatever sleep
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      One more step up the ladder of musical fame
      980 16  -  THE little boy who scratched away at a violin with poise and assurance at the age of five in Singapore and appeared at his first concert six years later has gone a long, long way since in the world of international
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      Watch out, these Rats are surfacing...
      233 16 Watch out, these Rats are surfacing. I BOOMTOWN BATS: THE FINE ART OF SURFACING (Mercury): The word we're after here is nor surfacing, but Punk-rocking, I think. The Boomtown Rats have polished what is arguably the most basic music form around today into... a fine art. For once, a Punk
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      Here's the answer to Skeeter Davis critics
      300 16 aiwcniCK uavis: tir.Kr. > THE ANSWER (RCA): This is an unusual recording of six songs by American Country singer and songwriter Skeeter Davis in answer to six tunes made famous by RCA artistes Jim Reeves, Eddy Arnold, Ray Peterson, Don Gibson, Floyd Cramer
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      It's a passport to the Garden of Eden...
      253 16 It's a passport to the Garden of Eden. ti\IUttM»H».N PASSPORT: GARDEN OP EDEN (Atlantic): THE fusion market is now being flooded with concept albums and Passport's 1979 offering is one of the Creation. Doldinger, the man who made "No Comment" de rigeur for the new wave musician, assembles his band
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      A timely disc for Lunar New Year
      218 16  - A timely disc for Lunar New Year ll nTi IJU :m;h7.vh:l j PETROL HONG BAO: VARIOUS ARTISTES (Tony): Chinese New Year always brings me nostalgic memories of the good old I days of cracker-firing. Firecrackers have been banned for a decade, but their sounds are still carried over radio and
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      ALL IN HARMONY
      344 17 NEW YEAR FARE WHEN LOVE OF SYMBOLISM AND GREAT FOOD COME TOGETHER PERFECTLY GOOD fortune, everlasting youth, eternal hope, sweet success and harmony are the heartfelt wishes offered to family and friends at Chinese New Year. During this 15-day celebration which begins on Saturday, all unhappy and
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      Where you can find luck — in the form of raw fish
      277 17 Where you can find luck in the form of raw fish RAW fish is a prized food during New Year as the tossing of the ingredients just before eating is supposed to bring the best of luck. There are two versions served the Cantonese, called "yee sang," and Teochew, called
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    • Give these specials a try at home...
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        FORTUNE FROM THE SEA
        206 17 INGREDIENTS Me "fa chal" (dried, blwk seaweed available from Chinese provision shops in Chinatown). la*K dried oysters. 1 teaspoon dark soya sance. 1 2 teaspoon Chinese yellow wine. 1 dove garlic. I slice ginger. I 1 teaspoon sugar. Pinch of salt (remember, the oysters are salty).
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        HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL
        178 17 INGREDIENTS 12*g Met of chicken without skin. 12 quail* eggs, belled and peeled. 3Mg leaf mustard (known as k*l rhoy in Cantonese). A large pot of boiling water. ttg vegetable oil. 1 1 teaspoon sugar. 1 2 teaspoon salt. I teaspoon cornflour. I 1 cup chicken stock.
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        SWEET SUCCESS
        205 17 INGREDIENTS 8 whale apples. 391k red-bean paste (This ran be bought from eertaln shops manufacturing noodle*) 3Mg nx-k sugar. 1 i teatipoon red food colouring. 1 teaspoon "kwee hwan sauce" (available at Chinese provision shops). METHOD I. Peel and core apple*. Scoop oat some of the flesh. Stuff
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      Spore now tl capital of the ow the chinese pop the Far East
      1534 18 Spore now tl capital of the ow the chinese pop the Far East Singapore is now an important Mandarin pop songs centre. A local recording company has begun exporting Singapore-made Mandarin discs and cassettes to various parts of the world, including Hongkong and Taiwan. The current Speak More Mandarin campaign
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      $5,000 prize for our Asian junior champ
      683 19 MR RUNME SHAW last week awarded Wong Meng Kong of Anglo-Chinese Junior CoUege the Tan Sri Runme Shaw International Chess Master Prize in a simple ceremony held in his office. The prize of $5,000 was the fourth of such prizes that have been
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      Peng's English
      105 22 PADDY "Paddy" is the English version of "padi," a Malay word for rice fc, *he husk. Other Malay forms for rice are: "beras" (husked), "nasi" (cooked) and "point" (glatintisl. The humble paddy plant, besides feeding half the world, also provides food for thought: "The iui'-CT the ear Is
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      Let's stop monkeying around — it's time we know our culture... YOU
      921 22 Let's stop monkeying around it's time we know our culture. YOU I JUST would not believe it. Neither would you. Practically all the Chinese whom I approached to ask if they knew* anything about the Year of the Monkey said they didn't know a thing. I was flabbergasted. Perhaps I
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      Taken for a ride
      505 22 "I DON'T understand this," said my friend as we flicked over the pages of an outdated English-aid book. I peeped over her shoulder: "What?" She pointed to a line, faint but clear, amidst the rest of the black text: "Don't cross your bridges until you get
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      137 16 tW 0 1 Hr«^^H^ WWW W^^r tm. Welcome to our feast Ifc^^w a la Continental ifmk Princess Terrace, our new 24-hour Continental style Coffee House. Where you'll be pampered with a sumptuous choice of the best in Western fare. From palate titillating aperitifs to steaks and chops. WF Br^^^^* Wtkm.
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      427 16 mmm Squndjrf, j Dazzlingly clean sounds mm MUNCHENER BACHORC HESTER KARL RICHTER: BACH'S BRANDENBURG CONCERTI NO. 1, 3 AND 8 (Archlv): Bach may not seem to have been a brilliant orchestfator, but he certainly had a feeling for changes of timbre in the course of a piece of music. This
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      203 18 n^ty lIL (ft FERRADOL Delicious-tasting malt, packed with energy-giving properties. fIA rERRADOLr ERRAD0L Contains delicious-tasting malt, to give your child the calories he needs even/ day. And fortified with Vitamins A, 81 82, D 3, Niacinamide and iron —to help children grow healthily. Ferradol. For healthy growth. ENDORSED BY^^^l L^
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      62 18 HELENA RUBINSTEIN FREE fashion^W^ accessory from^^ Helena Rubinstein^^^ 1 This smart-looking wallet in fashionable corduroy^^^^^^.^^^^ is the matching accessory for the Lunar New Year's casual styles. And it's our Gift with every purchase of jggg^^sso and above of HR products. Only limited pieces available. Do hurry to avoid disappointment. f
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      462 19 f Ideas keep pouring from Ideal Creamy Coconut Candy with the ideal taste Delicious for Chinese New \ear Ideal Evaporated Milk from Nestle is full cream milk fortified with Vitamins A and D. Ideal gives tea, coffee, desserts an extra -rich creamy taste. Ingredients: 2 leaves fragrant pandanus, 3 cups
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      637 20 VCXJK blKTHDAY FORECAST j IF It's yaw birthday In whlck to ga aboot today...As you ga far- wenld be either AprtJ ward late another year I»M ar a little befare of life, yaa'll tense that Christmas. Then you changes ur m the way. could re- visit friends, ou may not
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      505 20 TriE "HBLUKER. fe)|UC^^ |(r^|L I I W r> /t- I ARE WHAT \we \X&A/ l~\ THAT CAT C~"2> V.PIMMBR?!/ f WHAT A LET'S f SHOULD I f GO TO fc" I IWE DO J I THE ,<>. I^ I \TODAY?/ ZOO J Mf? ??C) I I'M HUNGRY- BUY ME ALL
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      197 20 rr^^MPUHHI Y0U may tiretl rou •EE9BB I tine lon K in for romance. I TIT Blj9Q£ I There's a good chance of your finding it but not until the end of the week. Meanwhile plan holidays not for the immediate future but for the end of the year. Be patient
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      249 20 MODESTY \W HT^hTToid Mf« to H^GI C BaTTrYlw <-. turn. Hf aims pi «icr I Bit m KFFPOOiFT and f7MO Hg m f^BBM lO^.sah mi r.oiD fOR DLMI3L 1 (Mf STUFF FIRST .^mfll 881 r*Bß^ HtMStlF ANO Will AND «i mtii o ioiku I iißl i i IMrN hf'd fiv
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      85 21 /A A r* HOWDY MA'AM r-^) H /aMN I I h All hS REVOL.UTIONARV J^JOT -_f« r^nfO) kJlv iin \ii ne s.Sc^ rm y^s^ id V. IT'S GUARANTEED TD WAKE UP Ws^?) (MY MUSSAND IS TAKING A NAP J Pf^T ANY MUSSAND IN TME WORL.D f RIGHT NOW-- COUI-D 1
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      50 21 V *yjA A ?/r£> *-TZl^\[ THERE/ I— 1 I CAN'T /y/i m. £y J^^ yV J BELIEVE IT/rSxSfu^ flJ^li r^A/^^ INJ &ROAD 1 5&M£P vljj^-J WELL' )fi>K *P§\/ I ...LET S |^f^ -4* V^v-^ F7 To eeEcT A /OKA/ ei/£/?/BOpy\ Pa \V I "TAKE JLf J^\ r (COMMERCIAL BREAkS? i
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    2243 23  -  NANCY LOH MUCH HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT THE CABIN GIRLS ON SINGAPORE AIRLINES FLIGHTS BUT WHAT ABOUT THEIR STORY? ENCOUNTERS OF THE HIGH-FLYING KIND.. .WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT MUCH has been written about the Singapore Girl the glamorous, talkedabout, sophisticated jet-set stewardess.
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      785 25 Rasa** Group Project Manager Io act upon own initiative or at Company's direction and investigate new markets with a view to presenting firm proposals for the development of New Offices. Joint Venture Companies or Agency Appointments in those areas investigated Upon approval by management, to prepare final budgets, and implement
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      764 25 t M MALAYSIA SHIPYARD ENGINEERING SDN. BHD. MSE invites applications from experienced and suitably qualified Malaysian citizens I for the following positions:A. SHIPREPAIR DEPARTMENT Workshop Foreman (Hull Construction) Site Foreman (Hull Construction) Foreman (Hull Welding) Foreman (Hull Painting) Foreman (Hull Fitting) Foreman (Hull Scaffolding) Foreman (Machinery) ENGINEERING DIVISION Foreman (Electrical)
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      Floating in space after hearing harmony of the Lettermen ...
      410 26 Floating in space after hearing harmony of the Lettermen m THE publicity hand-out says American astronauts on their first trip to the moon requested Lettermen music In their spare capsule. Last week, instead of accompanying an audience through space, the Lettermen created a ratified atmosphere for their listeners here on
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    393 27 The joys and heartaches of writing by four authors FOUR Singapore writers yesterday gave an account of the problems and joys they derived from writing, ranging from adverse criticism bordering on character assassination to the pleasure of being appreciated. Pleasure The writers Mr Arthur Yap, Mr Robert Veo, Mrs Catherine
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    597 27  -  4^]^f™^jr^^E^B c WHEN I was 16 years old. I played the first movement of Grieg's Piano Concerto with an orchestra of schoolchildren. I don't think I did it very well for I remember being rather surprised to read the favourable notice
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    46 27 THE SAF Reservists' Association will be organising a disco dance for members of SAFRA and SAF at the SAFRA Rooftop Garden in Toa Payoh this Friday and on Feb 23. Tickets at $6 per couple are available at the SAFRA counter now.
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    25 27 THE Bras Basah Youth group will organise a trip to Treng?:anu from March 8 to 15. nterested people can call *****1 ur *****9.
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    DOUBLE MONEY DISCO
    82 27 THE Marathon-Dance-Round-the-Clock contest prize money doubled last night to $50,000. The organisers said they found that the latest Guinness Book of Records' non-stop disco dancing record is 13 days (just over 329 hrs 30 mins) instead of six days (144 hrs). When the 158 participants entered the
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  • Insurance and Savings 1980 SINGAPORE 50 CENTS supplement
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      'People's bank' helps mobilise savings for nation's development
      1181 28 HUSH'S SUCCESS IS DUE TO ITS AGGRESSION, IMAGINATION, INNOVATIONS, FLAIR AND INITIATIVE IN MARKETING THE Post Office Savings Bank, the "people's bank", has fulfilled its objective of mobilising domestic savings for the country's development. One in every two Singaporeans has a POSB
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      1608 29 Meeting the challenges of the insurance industry in the 80s LLUISLAIIUN IUHHUItUI IHb (JUNSUMtHS INTEREST TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE NEAR FUTURE LIFE insurance? is one of the most important industries in Singapore's expanding economy. At the end of last year, the assets of the industry were estimated at $500
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      Banks upgrade services with 'on-line' computers
      837 30 MOST banks in Singapore have computerised their operations to upgrade their services and meet the increasing needs of their customers. The on-line real time system is one techn'cally advanced mode of computerisation particularly suitable for banks with a network of branches. With on-line computerisation,
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      Instant cash' through an automatic teller
      407 30 THE age of electronic banking arrived In Singapore last Oct IS. On that date, The Chartered Bank became the first commercial bank in the Republic to introduce the Auto Teller an automated teller machine that does away with writing oat cheques and queuing op
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      Income plans for bigger role in the industry
      773 31 WHEN NTUC Income was set up in 1970, the objective was to provide life insurance cover to the workers who were unaware of the benefits of life insurance in securing the financial welfare of their families. To cater for these workers, Income
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      What you need to know about life insurance
      1145 31 INSURANCE is a method of replacing value that may be destroyed. People insure their houses, ships, jewelleries, business assets, cars as a means of replacing the value of these things should they be lost. Just as value may be destroyed, the ability
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      Some tips for the gold investors
      882 31 Some tips for the gold investors DESPITE the high prices of gold, more and more Singaporeans boy this glittering metal M an Investment. Small gold bars or wafers are the current best-sellers, report gold dealers and bankers. The most popular gold bars the 5, II and Zt-gram pieces, especially those
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      258 28 The most minute flaw, virtually invisible to the naked eye, can greatly affect the value of an otherwise perfect diamond. Certificate of Authenticity. At Mondial, the International Diamond Investment Company, every diamond of one carat and above that we sell is accompanied by an internationally recognised certificate of authenticity, which
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      522 32 j] (E Szechuan CHINA PALACE RESTAURANT Ist Floor. Wellington Building, Orchard Road. Spore 0922 (Opp Mandarin Hotel) 5| Tel *****66 *****78 |B VEGETARIAN FOOD FOR BETTER HEALTH. Happy Realm Vegetarian Food Centre. 216. Pearl'r Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. Tel: *****41. (WE ARE OPEN ON FEBRUARY 16 FROM 11AM TO
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      583 32 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical An International Bank with a branch in Singapore ha* immediate vacancies for the following positions: A) SENIOR CLERK in the Credit Administration and Trade Promotion department. Requirements: c Minimum GCE A' level or Its equivalent c At least 3 years previous working experience
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      590 32 c) Sales An American International Corporation requires a BRANCH MANAGER for their new sales office In Singapore Responsibility: To handle the whole operations of the subsidiary In Singapore Independently. To promote the sales/ marketing of electronic products made by all divisions of the corporalion. Qualifications: A University Degree In Business
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      550 32 I) Production KHAI WAN PRESS/ LITMO PTE LTD requires 1) OFFSET MACHINE OPERATORS to operate the following machines: a) Roland Parva b) SORK r) Rotaprlnl 2) PLATE MAKER 3) GUILLOTINE OPERATOR 4) GENERAL WORKERS 5) BOOK BINDER Interested applicants write to: MAXWELL P.O. BOX 1596 SINGAPORE 9031 SINGAPORE KCK (PTE)
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      627 32 MEL ATI ELITE COCKTAIL LOUNGE RESTAURANT urgently requires HOSTESSES LOUNGE WAITRESSES FEMALE GENERAL TYPISTS Meals. Transport provided. Medical benefits Attractive salary, commission tips Apply personally from 10am to j 10pm at:-2-301. Merlin Plan, 2nd floor. Merlin Hotel Entrance, Batch Road. Spore 071* or talaphona for appointment *****2*79 (Mm Carol). OVERSEAS
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      906 32 c) Datsun ALMOST 197» DATSUN 120 Y. 2 owners, aircond. cassette tax/ Insurance 8/80. Very well maintained Price: $13,700 Tel: *****2 APRIL 1977 DATSUN 100 A FII Sports rims, AM/KM radio/cassette, blowers, tuff-koted. excellent mechanical condition and well maintained. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****91 (Richard) 8 .1 ill to 2
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      874 32 FORD CAPRI 1300 C 1972 owners, road lax nil May $7 20 on o Tel *****1 FORD ESCORT 1»72, 1100 c c 4-door. lady owner, well main tamed. $7,200. 76 Nlven Road tel *****9 LATE 1975 FORD Cortina 2000E Aircond.. tape. In immaculate "ondition $9 700 Tel: *****62 LATE 1979
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      884 32 1971 MERCEDES 2MS with beaunful number Floor-gear, front/ rear airrond. sports rims. $9,000 rtl MMHi 1972 MERCEDES 210S metallic paint. Denso aircond. many iccessorles Tax 5/80. PARF eligible Tel: *****3 1973 MERCEDES 230 Automatic .■ngine recently overhauled Accessories, new tyres, excellent •onditlon View 18 Wilkinson Road. Spore 1543 1973 MERCEDES
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      705 32 1972 TOVOTA 1200 r r Road taj new. metallic paint, selling $8,600 Tel *****86 1973 TOVOTA CORONA MXII. alrcond. cartridge, excellent condition. $4800 Mr Ong *****23 (9am to 4pm 1972 TOYOTA CELICA Alrcond radio/cassette, tip top condition View 1 18. Lorong M. Telok Kurau. lei: *****2. 1972 TOYOTA CELICA Alrcond.
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      1734 33 HI VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale i k) Others MARCH 197 3 AUSTIN 1300 GT Oood condition park. 3rd i owner SS6.SIH) ono Tel *****53 View II J. Hlk F, I.im.in Serasl (opp Botanic (lardeni MAY 1979 LAOA Due lady owner, j UU -1 KO Radio, cassette, aircond rust-proof,
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      480 33 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES TASTEFULLY FURNISHED ROOM Access in all facilities ideal tor respectable foreigner only ttagga TWO ROOMS TO let in Serangmm Oardens Estate contact Mr Wong Tel *****77 52 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses A BRITISH CORPORATION Requires Detached Bungalows Apartments Court Deposit! As sured Budget Not More Than $6,000
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      614 33 b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL MODERN DialSOi nette apartment, (list V 1 bed rooms. IJOtaq (t For details, call *****77 ATTENTION FOREIGNERS! lux I urious townhouse al PernhUl Orove with 4 bedrooms, 2.500 si) II Bwlmmlng pool, vacant possession $440,000. Tel *****32 CAIRNHILL GARDEN I bedrooms 1 uith halhrooms attached 2.000
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      678 33 V SERVICES BUSINESS 91 Wanted Classified Ads. 11 Small Ads. With Big WANTED TO PURCHASE s.. ..ml Results hand piano in any condition and i.r.iinl Reasonable price I'Umv contact *****8 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Languoge courses and private tuition for school examinations and for
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      480 33 VI EDUCATION TRAINING TYPEWRITING ANYTIME FROM Kirn a m Hum pin Intensive l(.i|inl Normal Bpei UU Saturdaj Sunday Cuom Pleaac •■nrol .-arlj People'! Park Cc.inmercial School. Tel HBT! <M(tf>7B 103 Tuition Reliable bilingual teachers giving tuition In lOCal loreign silldenti in Bclence Maths, Encluh ill levels Tel: *****6. *****3. Qualified
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      181 33 TRAIN IN LONDON M.T.M.S a long established and approved City College specialising in Institute of Marketing Certificate and Diploma full-time courses. Fees from 5:690 Course commences Sept. 1980. Write now for details:M.T.M.S. Ltd., 390 City Road, London, ECIV2QA. Tel: 01-278 1164. TUITION IN ENGLISH. Maths. Science for Primary 3 to
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      715 33 VII TRAVEL TOURS nam ho travel Service (Sinn para) PW I imitc-d S.T.P.B l.i. No mi Weil Malaysia lour (Inclusive Oentlnf Cameron Highlands i by deluxe airconcliUoned coach seven d.iys Ss2o9/-. six days SslB9 departure every Sunday. Monday. Tuesday Weal Malaysia Tour (Oentina. IVnanf) n\.e .lays BMI3/-. deparnirK r\.-r> Tuaadaj
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      108 34 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE DEARLY BELOVED MADAM GOH SI ANG HOON with to eipren their deepest gratitude and thanks lo Reverend Fethers Amiolte, Magnm. Moid Tay. Sisters. Brothers, SI Joseph Dying Aid Association. St. Francis Xavier Prayer Group, relatives and friends lor their kind attendance, donations, condolences,
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      IN MEMORY
      22 34 of our DEAR COLLEAGUE AND TEACHER MR. LIM PENG ANN With deepest sympathies From The Science Department Anglo-Chinese Junior College.
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      IN MEMORY
      23 34 of our DEAR COLLEAGUE AND TEACHER With deepest sympathies From The Principal. Staff Students Anglo-Chinese Junior College. MR. LIM PENG ANN
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      142 Deaths
      116 34 OF THE MALAYSIAN HIGH COMMISSION SINGAPORE PASSED AWAY ON 9/2/1980 LEAVING BEHIND WIFE. CHIN SWEE TAI DAUGHTER. YAP MING TENG CORTEGE WILL LEAVE 1 181-L STIRLING ROAD. BLOCK 168, SINGAPORE 0314 ON 11/2/1940 AT 2 PM FOR CHUA CHU KANG. MRS TEONC CHEOMO SENG, aged 94 (nee Tay
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      144 In Memoriam
      160 34 GILBERT EMMANUEL 10.2.72. There Is a memory in our hearts today thai passing years cannot lake away Ian. Mum and family IN EVER LOVING AND CHERISHED MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED ROBERT KOH THIAM SENG Departed 10 2 1979 Often we reminisce those duys gone by. When we
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      IN EVER LOVING MEMORY
      51 25 Foor long ytwi hoy« iltpp*d owoy ya* low* m QfWf nniMi In li(« w« low* row d*orfy *> d*o#i do tonva O««ply fltott»d but lor««*r f«m#m b*<»d by fiuibond <■*«« Loon and dMdran (r« Mtr*y and Snaton Uwo aSIf CHAY MUN FUN ColUd to t»n on
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 1
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      GIANT STRIDE AND THEN PARALYSIS
      1245 34 i 1 1 %j «i *>k, '^1 i p~y *Ti^ ji i »%i b t r*\ \*m SINGAPORE have, once again, been left out from the International Hockey Federation's list of 12 countries selected for the Moscow Olympic Games in June. The news from Cannes
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        NOEL HAY (centre-forward) 1925 – 1935
        408 34 NOEL HAY (centre-forward) 1925 1935 NOEL HAY, 75, represented Singapore at hockey from 1929 to 1935. Hay is the only surviving Singaporean of the All-Malaya team who played the Dhyan Chand-led Indians in June, 1932 at the Anson Road Stadium. India, the then world and Olympic Games champions, won the
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        BURDETT COUTTS (inside-left) 1948 – 1956
        395 34 BURDETT COUTTS (inside-left) 1948 1956 Bl RDETT COUTTS, M, played for Singapore from 1919 to list. Cootto, who learned his hockey at Adayar, Madras, came to Singapore in 1948 as a warrant officer with the Ordnance Squad. Contts, who gave local fans a glimpse of his hockey magic when he
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        H.S. LOOMBA (left-half) 1957-1966
        353 34 HARBHAJAN SINGH LOOMBA. 42, donned Singapore colours from 1957 to 1966. The Whitley schoolteacher started his hockey at Victoria School in 1948. While in Standard Eight, he won a place in the Combined Schools team as a left-half. Harbhajan, who played in the 1962 Asian Games
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        KARTAR SINGH (inside-right)1958-1970
        294 35 KARTAR SINGH, 43, contributed a massive 12 years to Singapore hockey, having played for the Republic from 1958 to 1970. He came to Singapore from Penang in 1957 as a schoolboy and, after a year with Khalsa Association in the Third Division, received the national callup. Among
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        M. JEEVANATHAN (center-half) 1972- ...
        356 35 M. JEEVANATHAN (center-half) 1972- MOHANAVELU Jeevanathan Is probably the youngest player to have donned national colours. In 1972, as a schoolboy of It, he was called up' to the Singapore team and has kept h!s place In the side since. As a Serangoon Secondary student, he played for Combined Schools
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        SUPAHAN ISMAIL (goalkeeper)...
        409 35 SUPAHAN ISMAIL, 21. the vice-captain of Singapore's Junior World Cup team to Paris last year, hopes to earn a national berth within the next two years. He missed his great chance in 1978 when, after his call-up to the national squad, the Singapore National Olympic Council decided
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      153 34 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 123 Announcements ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS telephone *****! n ><vi want lirlp vtth ilnnkiiiK pn M 127 Lost Found LOST ON 2.2.M MM lilaik white Corker Spaniel Vicinity Berangoon Oardeni Kinder pit aw contact SOOT I i 129 Miscellaneous i LOVER MARRIAGE-AID BUREAU helps you in \i<-\ Miit.ibh- friends,
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      198 34 ARE YOU FEELING I Met* bOTtng ..I tmiel.-ss t,, k.m Iriciuls life partners contact Miss Kalherine telephone *****02 i«(Ki m to Id Hi pin I Huay rhoo friendship Agency. CATHOLIC LAOY SEEKS foreign local reliable educated Chinese friends age lv 12 Photo phone address lo i'o n.'\ 2191 MaJCWell Ko.ul
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      223 34 I FRASCT NEAVE GROUP I TAXATION MANAGER We are looking for a Taxation Manager who will be responsible for the planning and administration of the income tax affairs of the group's subsidiaries and associated companies involved in manufacturing and trading activities in Singapore and Malaysia Responsibilities Preparation of computations of
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 2
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      Barker puts it all down to short-corner hits
      356 35  -  COMPARED to soccer, hockey in Singapore has a brighter chance of reaching world standards. Mr. E. W. Barker, the former Singapore Hockey Association president and former national player, gave hockey a fresh breath of life with hese encouraging words during an interview
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      A word from the women
      199 35 THOUGH much has been said about Improving the standard of hockey in Singapore, the Republic's women seem to have been neglected, probably doe to an oversight. "We should not be ignored," moans Melanie Martens, the most accomplished woman player In Singapore today. Melanie, 18. an
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      The rule-changes over the years
      167 35 THERE have been several changes to the .game of hockey in the last half-century. Whether the changes have made the game more entertaining is debatable. But elimination of the penalty bully with the penalty flick has at least produced more goals. The throw-in, when the
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      966 35 /C\ UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA fljl PENGAMBILAN PELAJAR BAGI TAHUN PENGAJIAN 1980/81 P«fmohonon odoloh dip«lowo untuk mcmotuki 'Jmverut. c BooiKurtui PCRANCANGAN BANDAR DAN WM AYAH T«fcno*Q« Maloytio bogi m«ngikuti lolah totu kurjus -,o~ati VCBIIII v w-,. -v tXIA KEPUJIAN doripadomotop«lo(oroob«rikuf:--1 llmu Hitob Tombohon A. KUtSUSMAZAH 2. Romporan So.m I. Ijazah Ktjurm«roon
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      'Sapphire' Looks ready to sparkle
      1226 36  - 'Sapphire' Looks ready to sparkle FREDDIE KEE Saint Chad horse hard to beat By NEPrUNE SAPPHIRE looks set to shine, despite strong opposition in Race Six (4.50) in Penang today. The St. Chad four-year-old has an impressive track form and, with only 50.5 kilogrammes to shoulder, he will take some
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      912 36 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 5, DIV 3 1.200M jei x ($9,500 $8,650 to winner) 1 3062 Clearawaya (Clear) Allan 6 57 iu2 -2 5|8F Mtofton 8 2 0008 SirGalivaa (TeohATeoh) J Breukelen 556 < 05) Chcnf 13 3 0030 Jackson's Jet g (Jackson's Jet) Buang 3 56 (dd
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      Boyington survives objection for victory
      1730 36 BOYINGTON ridden by Welsh jockey "Taffy" Thomas followed up his last-start success with another good win in Race Five in the Penang races yesterday, reports FREDDIE KKK. The Virginia Boy three-year-old survived an objection to pay $12. He had finished threequarters of a length in
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      BIG SWEEP
      38 36 Ist No: ***** ($2904) 2nd No: ***** ($726) 3rd No: ***** ($363) STARTERS ($53 each): *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATION: ($36 each): *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****,*****, *****, *****.
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      SELECTIONS
      118 36 RACE FREDDIE KEE L. RANGER SCRUTINEER Claaraway Jackson's Jet Lajuna Lajuna Eme-ald Glow Victory Fair S. And Honast Victory Fair Jackson's Jet 2 P. Voi* Actor S. Display Eagl* Eyes Double Bill P. Vote S. Display Forest Jim Eagle Eyes King Candy The Score Sportscaster On A Par The
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      Pasla Bond has class
      223 36  -  LONE RANGER By PASLA BOND has the class to complete a hattrick In Penang today. This flve->ear-uld Kngllsh ridgellng by Runny mede made his debut last December and found the form In his third outing to trounce his rivals over 1,2*1 metres in heavy going at
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      Sports and politics just do not mix
      572 37 Sports and politics just do not mix IDEALISTS, wake up! Drop those Utopian ideals as you would a dirty habit. Face up, or you may find yourself living the role of a quixotic fool to be taken seriously only by those who engage in regular flights over barbwired cuckoos' nests.
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      Lock icon Brilliant Borg moves into Grand Slam final
      244 37 BOCA RATON, Sat. Sweden's Bjorn Borg demolished Argentinian GuUlermo Vilas 6-2, 6-1 here yesterday to advance to tomorrow's final of the US$3OO,OOO ($648,000) Grand Slam of Tennis event. It was also the seventh straight Grand Slam victory for Borg, who has won all
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      Lock icon Stephanie sets world mark
      342 37 Daniel Willems finished two seconds ahead of the pack yesterday to win the third stage of the Ruta del Sol Tour of Southem Spain, it was reported in Granada. Willems covered the 126 kilometres from Adra in 3 hr. 40 min. 55 sec. Fellow Belgian Joos
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      THE WEEK'S SPORT
      875 37 TODAY LOCAL I nawmtrv Annual Police meet (Police Academy. 4.30) CyeHa« SACA track race '(•'arrer Park AC. Sam). (Ml Sembawang Open (Semhawang) jtoecrr Malaysia Cup: Forces v Penang (Merdeka Stadium). Perak v Selangor (Perak); Friendly Kelanlan Invitation XI v Red Star Belgrade (Kol& Bahrui, Jubi lee SA
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      Singapore find success, but Ballard falls
      281 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By MALACCA, Sat. Singapore, as expected, proved they were more than a class above Malaysia, trouncing the hosts 7-1 in their annual squash match at the Klebang Besar Courts here today. But Malaysia delivered their promised surprise in army captain Subramaniam, who
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      Lock icon Bean sets record, shares lead
      199 37 Bean sets record, shares lead HONOLULU, Sat-. Burly Andy Bean soared with the temperature to register a course record 63 in the second round of the Hawaiian Open golf championship. Bean was a picture of consistency as he set the course record to share the lead with George Burns on
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      128 37 WELSH Jockey "Taffy" Thomas on Boyington was fined $500 by the stewards for not making every effort to keep his mount from shifting ground in Race Five yesterday. The Stipendiary steward's report for yesterday's races in Penang: The goingwas good. iUee 1: The Bold Irishman (Subian) was a
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      Stewards fine Thomas $500
      463 37 Stewards fine Thomas $500 Kwong) was slow Into stride. Sandra Dee (Y. K. Foo) drifted out rounding the home turn. Raee I: Abang (Subian), who was restless before the start, was slow to begin. After the race, an objection was lodged by Jockey Masruhen (Nucleus), second past the post, against
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      Now for another buildup
      554 38  -  AFTER encouraging performances in six Malaysia Cup-ties and friendly matches against two top European clubs, Singapore's soccer squad will tonight start their final phase of preparations for the pre-Olympic Games qualifying round competition at the National Stadium from Feb. 23-March 13. The squad, who completed the
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      Lock icon Pahang lucky
      120 38 FED. TERRITORY 0 PAHANG 1 PERLIS 1 TRENGGANU 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Pahang, a pale shadow of last year's forceful attacking side, turned in another unimpressive performance, despite snatching full points against Federal Territory in a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. It was
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      Liverpool stay ahead
      264 38 LONDON, Sat. English League champions Liverpool stepped up their bid to retain the First Division soccer title when they beat Norwich 5-3 today. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 3 Aston Villa 1 Coventry 0 Man City 0 Palace 0 Stoke 1 Everton 0 Ipswich 4 Leeds 2 Bolton 2
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      Mavis rises to the occasion
      464 38  -  KENJALLEHJr By SOUTH-EAST Asia Games bronze-medallist Mavis Ec rose majestically to the occasion with an under-14 record on the final day of the national age-group swimming championships at Amber Road yesterday. Mavis, who only recently recovered from a 'lip- j injury, led all the way
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      Hadlee, Cairns give Kiwis lead
      153 38 DUNEDIN, Sat. Now Zealand took a 96-run, first innings lead over the West Indies with some lusty hitting from tailmders Richard Hadlee and Lance Cairns on the second day of the first cricket Test today. When bad light si opted play 34 minutes before stumps
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      94 38 WEST INDIES Ist lun: 14* NEW ZEALAND lit bus: (•venlgfct 3M) Wright b Holding 21 Kd*ar lbw b Parry 65 Honarth c Murray b Croft 33 Parker b Croft 0 Webb lbw b Parry 5 Coney b Holding s Lees run out 18 Hadler not out 38 Calm b
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      Kian Tiong, Stewart share the lead
      285 38  -  ERNEST FRIDA By LIM K1AN TIONG and Jimmy Stewart mastered the difficult-playing conditions at the Sernbawang Country Club to emerge joint leaders on the second day of the $7,500 Tiger Beer Open golf championship yesterday. Lim, 29, fired a steady even-par 71, which included
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      Forces keep title
      29 38 ARMED FORCES retained the Singapore Badminton Association junior inter-club knock-out title, beating arch rivals Rose Badminton Party 3-2 in the final at GuiUemard Road last niK'hi
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      Second-round scores
      211 38 143 Lim Kian Tiong 72-71, Jimmy Stewart 71-72; 144 Poh Eing Chong 71-73; 14$ Teo Chin Hoe 72-73. M. Marimuthu 72-73; I4C Lim Kian Siong 73-73, Lim Ah Hong 75-71 141 Bill Fua 7671, Teo Chin Seng 75-72, AH Ratim 71-76; 148 Mohammed Ali 77-71, Poh EngHuat 76-72,
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      Lock icon Ginn battles wind to stay ahead
      70 38 HOBART, Sat. Tasmanian Stewart Ginn's toughest opposition in the third round of the 15J20.000 ($430,000) Tattersalls Tasmania!! golf Open was the wind, not the player. Leading scores (Australian, unless otherwise stated) ttl Stewart Ginn (68-67-72); 211 Brian Jones (7149-70); 211 Mike C'ahill (74-67-70); 212
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      KWOK IS STAR IN SCC WIN
      109 38 KWOK IS STAR IN SCC WIN SPEEDY Singapore International Frank ku i»k stood oat against a lacklustre background, pushing Singapore Cricket Club to a 3&4 win over Japan's ElUs Club in a friendly rugby match on the Fadang yesterday, reports KEN JALLEH Wing-threequarter Kwok, In fact, started the rout with
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      DEATHS
      126 38 G KUPPUSWAMY NAIOU aged 67 passed away on 9/2/80 leaving wife Danaletchmi, son Jayaram. daughters Kotha. Bawanl, Kasluri Leela and sons-in-law Krlshnasamy, Raman, and Krtshnan Cortege leaving Bits 170. 1084F, Lorong 1. Toa Payoh on 10/2/80 at 2.30 p.m. CUTHBERT JEFFREY OE SOUZA (BERT) aged 55 passed away peacefully
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      169 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mainly fair and windy TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow 31 max., U min. SUNSET today: 6.51 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.47 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 2-8C Cloudy Helsinki -21Athens 9-14C Clear 12 C Clear Bahrain 16-21 C Clear Hongkong 5- IOC Cloudy Bangkok 26-28C
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      302 1 SEIKO HAS IT ALL! Choosing a good quartz watch might not be easy these days. Then consider Seiko's outstanding technical expertise. Seiko You're faced with a wide choice, vast differences in price, makes every part of each watch. It's relied on worldwide and a multitude of styles wherever you go.
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        Get yourself ready for the New Year parade
        478 2 DOLL up and prepare for the inevitable endless stream of friends and relatives who will come-a-calling during the Chinese New Year period. wmmaammm It is an occasion when no girl would like to be missed out of the fun and parade. So
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        Simple steps to better looks
        441 2 YOU can mar your own beauty. This is surely the last thing any woman who is self-re-specting will allow herself to do at the start of a new year. Simple steps to guard your beauty and to enhance what beauty that you may have are:
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        All that glitters is for real
        73 2 JKWKI.S all gutter and for real to tempt your desires. Semi-precious stones are usually moderately priced and are particularly appreciated by the young generation. Kelvin Jewellery stocks a collection of such Jewellery. For this Chinese New Year Shun Thong (Hock Kee) Jewellers has imported
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        For those who want that touch of class
        103 2 For those who want that touch of class For the label conscious who will not settle for anything less than an exclusive imported shirt or dress, Lanvin has a selection that will surely please. For him, Lanvin presents shirts in voile. Voile is an excellent material for long-sleev-ed shirts and
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        Practical buys for New Year
        160 4 Practical buys for New Year MAKE a practical boy this festive season. Clothes which are priced for the practical buyers are sold in department stores like Yaohan, Metro, Isetan and Metro, and also, In the smaller boutiques. Yon need a keen eye and a sense of colour and fashion to
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        Two specially designed make-up collections
        329 4 CHLOE is a mysterious blend of precious oils and rosy notes like honeysuckle, jasmine and orange flowers. Created by Karl Lagerfeld, the fragrance also comes in a range of luxury bath products. The bath products include a rich creamy cake of soap moulded in the
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        COOL AND CHIC
        202 5 WITH the Chinese New Year Just around the cor- nrr, most families are going on one of their biggest shopping sprees for the year. New clothes, accessories and footwear are "musts". For the men, especially those whose taste run more along the classical shlrt-and-tie fashion, Van Hensen
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        While you focus on your clothes, don't neglect your looks
        288 5 YOUR look is not complete if that thick lustrous coiffure is left untenderi. If you have been too late to book an appointment with your favourite hairdresser and hate to queue up at your neighbourhoods friendly salon, do it yourself
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        Hampers of food can make significant gifts
        194 5 Hampers of food can make significant gifts Knot) hampers are good buys for the festive season. The practice of giving, which is traditionally linkocl in Christmas, has caught on with the Lunar New Near celebrations. < ompanips find hampers t n effective way to wish their clients or special as
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        Appliances to make your cooking faster and easier
        763 6 Dearland Lecithin Cream Soap is said to contain egg yolk and honey. For a clean, fresh face first sqnerae oat a small quantity of the cream on your palm. Mix it with a little water and apply it to your face. Rob
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        Quick way to serve up hot snacks
        282 6 Quick way to serve up hot snacks IF YOU are thinking of an informal gathering and plan to serve only light snacks, a Breville snack 'n' sandwich toaster will come in handy. The Breville snack 'n' sandwich toaster is designed to seal and cut your sandwiches in halves automatically. The
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        Taking festive pictures?
        288 6 Taking pictures for the New Year? THK new AM bayonet mount gives compatibility with an extensive range of lenses, since the Topcon RM3M Is backed up by more than ot automatic diaphragm zoom lenses. The camera is priced at $411 net without the Minder. The winder costs
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        Hotels offer special menus for that New Year dinner
        871 7 For those wishing to avoid the washing up this festive season, Hyatt has laid out special menus for those wanting to celebrate the new year away from home. Over at it s Islander Restaurant, a special dinner has been planned with
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        Wide range of festive cookies at supermarts
        297 7 Wide range of festive cookies at supermarts IF YOU have had your late orders for New Year cakes and other delicacies turned down, do not press the panic button. In supermarkets and Chinese emporiums are to I be found an array of mouth-watering goodies. From Yaohan are all that you
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        Traditional fare for this season
        465 8 TRADITION dictates that certain foods must be eaten during the Chinese New Year celebrations. Hilton International Singapore has whipped up a number of these I foods for patrons of its Hin's Cookhouse and Orchard Cafe during the first 15 days of the New Year. From
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        New Year show by singing trio
        69 8 New Year show by singing trio THE Sophisticates who have appeared internationally with top artistes like Stevie Wonder, Eartha Kitt and Steve Allen, will be performing at the Shangri-La Hotel during the festive season. They have toured the I'nited States extensively including Alaska and Hawaii, Korea, Japan, the Philippines and
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        Monkey story told in dance
        182 8 LION and monkey god dances will bo staged at the Mandarin hotel entrance oh Feb 16 at 10.30 a.m. The monkey god dance by the Kampung Glam community centre troupe will portray the birth of the monkey from a stone egg, a fight between the
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