The Straits Times, 30 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY SI, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    GOVT ACTS TO CONSERVE OIL
    594 1 Energy unit set up in ministry THE Ministry of Trade and Industry has set up an energy unit to seek ways to reduce Singapore's vulnerability to fluctuations in oil supply and to be more efficient in the use of energy. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen
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    Pay that extra 3pc now, says NTUC
    462 1 Pay that extra 3pc now, says NTUC THE extra 3 per cent wage rise for aboveaverage workers should be paid NOW and not at the end of the NWC year this is the official stand of the National Trades Union Congress. Obviously referring to a proposal by the Singapore National
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    QUOTE
    100 1 4He (Mr Eugene ap) lias made his suggestion that students should be allowed to assess staff members. 1 believe this has been tried oat In some universities overseas, and, the consequence, I am told, Is that the staff member who Is most Ifenerous with his grade* gets the highest
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    Lock icon 60 airlines to raise fares
    76 1 GENEVA. Tues. Sixty airlines in the International Air Transport Association have decided to increase their (ares by an average of 2 to 4 per cent on Oct 1. An lata spokesman could give no details on the decision today. The increase was worked out at
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    Lock icon Exodus from hospitals
    36 1 DACCA, Tues Hundreds o( uncired for patients continued to leave Bangladesh's eight government hospitals today which are hit by a week long strike by trainee dortoi-s who are demanding better working conditions Reuter
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    Lock icon Important score
    165 1 GETTING a ping-pong ball Into a wicker-basket barely 1.5 metres away Is, perhaps, not a monumental event hat it was definitely important for Madam Kan Loi. This is because this robust 74-year-old is technically blind, and though it's all a game, she wasn't about to let her side
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    Lock icon Asean meeting to discuss Thai border situation
    215 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues SENIOR Asean officials will hold a special meeting in Manila on Thursday to discuss the latest developments on the ThaiKampuchean border, informed sources said here today. The meeting, proposed by the Philippines as chairman of the Asean standing committee, will
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    GE layoff may lead to test case
    855 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN By GENERAL Electrics electronic motor plant here will lay off about 500 workers for two weeks next month and this may lead to a test case that could set the pattern for major industries. The poser is simple and somewhat surprising:
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    Those foreign property sales: Advice to investors
    359 1  - Those foreign property sales: Advice to investors K. S. SIDHU By SINGAPOREANS who are thinking of investing in property abroad are advised to consult their lawyers, or friends living in the country where the property is located, before concluding any deals. Advertisers of property for sale or their representatives who
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    Lock icon Its a bird, a dog, a cat...
    63 1 Its a bird, a dog, a cat. HONGKONG, Tues A bird that can imitate a doe barking, a cat mewing ana other birds was placed for sale in Beijing's Bird Fair today at 160 yuan (SJ2O4), Xinhua News agency said Called a Huamei in Chinese, it is one of 30
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    Lock icon LATEST AMMO BUNKER BLOWS UP
    64 1 LATEST AMMO BUNKER BLOWS UP SAN DIEGO (California), Tues. An ammunition bunker blew up today at a navy submarine base In the San Diego Bay, triggering several explosions and setting off brush fires. Initial reports said that one person was killed and four missing. Paramedic units were rushed to the
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      199 1 40 pages today TOWER VIEW OF NEW CHANGI AIRPORT Pag* 8 JAPANESE car exports go up by 37pc 3 CARTER aides fear blow just before convention 4 JERUSALEM as capital? We'll act, warn Saudis 5 TOl RIST offers to look after children of single parents 9 PLAN for road humps
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      'Iran wants normal trade with Japan
      281 2 TOKYO, Tims TALKS ON NEW OIL CONTRACT MAY BE HELD NEXT MONTH IRAN is seeking to resume normal trade with Japan asking Tokyo to "get ready" for a new oil export contract and send officials to reopen work on a US$3 billion (556.36 billion)
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      In other words...
      54 2 In other words... POLITICIANS are 9 not allowed In this content. We don't want anyone In there with an unfair advantage. We figure they spread too much ul II In their own A time. 7 Maine manure spreader Mori Mather who is organising a national contest for the fastest manure
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      42 2 BEIJING, Tues. The Chinese airline CAAC plans to start a new weekly flight to Hangkok from the south China ■ity of Guangdong on Aug 22. .i I though final approval has still to be obtained, informed sources said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Dog spray keeps the wives away
      135 2 LONDON, Tues. Operation Pongo, a plan to keep dogs from biting postmen by using a canine repellent spray, has succeeded only in keeping wives away, the Post Office admitted yesterday. Some 500 postmen were bitten by dogs last year despite using the repellent, which
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      Lock icon Polish kids love to travel West
      273 2 Polish kids love to travel West WARSAW, Tues. Polish children dream of owning luxury cars and travelling frequently to the West, even in their own private planes, according to a survey published by the weekly Polityka. The survey of 10-year-old schoolchildren from middle-class families here revealed a deeprooted consumer mentality
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      Lock icon TALKS IN THE CRIMEA
      55 2 TALKS IN THE CRIMEA SOVIET President Leoaid Breihnev (left) shaklßK hands with CiMlMsUvakU'B President Outov Hnaak la the Crimea on Monday prior to their talk* on bilateral aid lateraattonal matters. Hie Soviet news agency Tarn mid both leadera "expressed satisfaction that tie Moscow Olympic* an passing In an atmosphere of
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      Lock icon Water talks
      54 2 NEW DELHI, Tues. Bangladesh President Zia ul Rahman and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi will have talks in New Delhi in September to try and settle a dispute between the two countries over sharing the common Ganges and other river waters, State Irrigation Minister of West Bengal Provas
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      Lock icon US seabed mining law comes under attack
      332 2 GENEVA, Tuesday DEVELOPING countries yesterday warned that a United States law permitting the commercial mining of seabed minerals beyond territorial waters from 1988 seriously jeopardised results so far achieved in an international conference talks to draft a comprehensive law of the sea. The
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      Lock icon Garbage 'king' Fuji
      45 2 TOKYO, Tues. About 1,3* volunteer workers found oat what they had long suspected that Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak and its mystic symbol, is the nation's biggest rubbish damp. They collected 15 tonnes of garbage in a cleanup drive on Sunday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Finland bars 60 expelled from Moscow
      212 2 Finland bars 60 expelled from Moscow HELSINKI, Tues. Finland has turned away about 60 foreign students expelled from the Soviet Union for the duration of the Olympics because they did not have enough money to support themselves here, a spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior said yesterday. The students
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      Lock icon Funds for US intelligence
      71 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. The US House of Representatives approved a bin yesterday authorising funds (or US intelligence operations, but it was so secret that only US$B4.7 million (5J179.6 million) was publicly disclosed The bill was approved by voice vote and sent to the Senate under a special
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      Lock icon Japanese car exports go up by 37pc
      329 3 Japanese car exports go up by 37pc $26 billion sales in first six months TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN exported a record 2.93 million motor vehicles in the first half of this year a rise of 37.9 per cent from 2.12 million vehicles over the same period last year, it was announced
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      Lock icon Sihanoukt: I am out
      52 3 BEIJING, Tues. Former Kampuchean head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said here today he had retired from politics and would remain in exile In China and North Korea. The prince, who arrived here earlier today, rejected a "third path" towards finding a solution to the Kampuchean
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      Lock icon $420 m brollies
      33 3 TAIPEH, Tues. Taiwan's exports of umbrellas are expected to top US$2OO million (5J422 million) this year, according to the chairman of the Taiwan Umbrella Makers Association, Mr Fang Ping-Ho. Reuter.
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      Killer beam device in works
      110 3 THE Soviet Inlon U bolldlng a particle beam device that cm be used to destroy IS satellites In apace, the Aviation Week aid Space Technology magazine reported yesterday. Hie device, shown In an artist's impression bated on Information obtained by the publication, shews a aeries
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      Lock icon PLEDGE NOT TO DIVERT AID TO TROOPS
      202 3  -  LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Tues. International relief agencies have received assurances from Bangkok and Phnom Penh that all aid given to the Khmers will not be diverted to armed elements in the Kampuchean conflict. A senior relief agency official
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      3,000 demo students back off from threat
      374 3  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila reporter MANILA; Tues. Nearly 3,000 protesting students and lecturers backed down from their threat to crash through a riot police cordon thrown up to prevent their march to the National Assembly (parliament) after two tense hours of argument.
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      Lock icon China trip
      42 3 BONN, Tues. West German Economy Minister Otto Lambsdorff will visit China from Aug 8 to 21, it was announced here today He will meet External Trade Minister Li Chiang and tour several cities including Shanghai, Xian, Luoyang and Hangznou -AFP.
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      Lock icon Higher costs may delay Asean's urea project
      112 3 Higher costs may delay Asean's urea project JAKARTA, Tuesday CONSTRUCTION of Asean's first joint industrial project, a urea fertiliser plant in Sumatra, may be delayed because engineering bids are higher than expected, according to project sources. The sources said the project board was seeking more funds because the cost of
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      Lock icon Shippers join forces
      70 3 COLOMBO, Tues, Representatives of Shippers' Councils of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have set up an association to tackle their common problems in a meeting here yesterday. The Association of Shippers' Councils of Bangladesh. India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka < Ascobips) will be based in Colombo
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      Lock icon $2b Tokyo boost for defence
      156 3 TOKYO, Tie*. The Japanese cabinet today underscored its determination to boodt Japan's armed strength by earmarking an extra USfMt million (SSJ,MS million) for defence la next year's bndget. Government officials said the cabinet, meetIng to diar urn guidelines for the fiscal lttl budget, agreed to
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      Lock icon Aides fear blow just before convention
      361 4 M-E issue may embarrass Carter WASHINGTON, Tuesday WHITE House officials are worried that President Jimmy Carter's most successful foreign policy achievement the Camp David accords on the Middle East may turn out to be a political embarrassment for Mr Carter just days before his
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      Lock icon US won't stop move to recover Shah's wealth
      176 4 US won't stop move to recover Shah's wealth WASHINGTON, Tnes. The United Steles said yesterday that It weald not prevent the Iranian authorities from seeking to recover the former Shah's wealth In the US. State Department spokesman John Trattner was commenting on reports that following the Shah's death, the Iranian
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      Lock icon Guerilla bid to enter Israel by balloon?
      267 4 Guerilla bid to enter Israel by balloon? TEL AVIV, Tues. United Nations peacekeeping troops in southern Lebanon have found the burned remains of a helium balloon that may have been part of a Palestinian guerilla plot to infiltrate Israel, a United Nations spokesman said today. Israel's Yediot Aharonot newspaper reported
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      Lock icon Charged with killing baby with beer
      100 4 Charged with killing baby with beer CHICAGO, Tues. A teenaged mother has been charged with murdering her five-month-old daughter by feeding her so much beer the baby died of acute alcoholism. Charges against Dianne Kent, 19, were filed on Monday. May Jean Kent died on June 23 of liver poisoning
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      Lock icon Shah left 'between $4b and $42b'
      405 4 PARIS, Turn. THE former Shah of Iran was one of the world's richest men, leaving a fortune variously estimated at between US$2 billion and US$2O billion (Ss4 billion and Ss4o billion). The money, which Iran's government wants brought home, was deposited mostly in the
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      230 4 THE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA School of Social Sciences Applications are invited trom suitably qualified persons tor appointment to tin position ol LECTURER IN INDONESIAN Indonesian languafe at the hrst. second and third year levels is ottered as part ot the Asian Studies profran which emphasises contemporary South East
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      Lock icon Democrats step up move to ditch Carter and Kennedy
      282 5 Democrats step up move to ditch Carter and Kennedy WASHINGTON, Tuesday US PRESIDENTIAL RACE DISSIDENT Democrats in Congress, worried by President Jimmy Carter's mounting political woes, kicked off a US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) campaign yesterday to open their party's national convention next month to other presidential candidacies. They also set up a
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      Lock icon Iranian in the arms of US law
      80 5 POLICE arresting a demonstrator in Washington on Sunday during a demonstration near the White Honse by members of several Iranian organisations, either opposed to or In favour of the current Iranian government. The demonstrations erupted soon after the death of the Shah was
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      Lock icon No hurry to import rice
      63 5 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia, the world's largest rice importer, will postpone its plan to import 600.000 tonnes of rice this year, the National Logistics Bureau said yesterday. "Due to unexpectedly good crops, we plan to postpone orders for some 600,000 tonnes out of the total imports
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      Lock icon Israel hits Waldheim for backing a Palestinian state
      269 5 UNITED NATIONS, Tim*. ISRAEL rebuked Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim yesterday for endorsing the controversial principle of Palestinian statehood in an impromptu speech at an Arab league dinner in New York last Friday. "They have a right to self-determination, including statehood," Mr Waldheim said,
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      On hunger strike
      43 5 TEL AVIV, Tues. Hundreds of Palestinians In Israeli Jails went on a hunger strike today in sympathy with security prisoners in Napha Prison who are now in the third week of their hanger strike for Improved conditions, Israel Radio said.
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      Lock icon Prince's trip
      39 5 TOKYO, Tues. Prince Aya, 14-year-old grandson of Emperor Hirohito. will make his first overseas trip to New Zealand from Aug 11 to 24 "to have a broader view of the world," the Imperial household announced today. AP.
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      Lock icon Jerusalem as capital? We'll act, warn Saudis
      317 5 Jerusalem as capital? We'll act, warn Saudis UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday SAUDI Arabia yesterday told the United Nations General Assembly it would take "appropriate measures" against any state that recognises Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. It sounded its warning on the fifth day of the assembly's emergency special session on
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT
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      Expat lecturers may only come if NUS has more research facilities'
      898 6 SlNGAPORE'scurrent drive overseas to get the best expatriate lecturers for the National University of Singapore may hit a snag unless NUS provides more facilities for research. MR EUGENE YAP (Mount batten) who raised this doubt during the debate in
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      SIX BILLS PASSED
      43 6 PARLIAMENT yesterday passed six bills: The SpppJementary Supply (No. 21 BUI, Private Hoapto I*^** 1 fit**** B™' CmmUMlm of Ac Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Bill, Parliame",t?r L Melll !r?! S !P BUi Hire-Purchase (Amendment) BUI and National University of Singapore
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      Register of graduates to replace 'ineffective guilds'
      504 6 THE National University of Singapore will start a register of graduates instead of a guild, which has been found to be ineffective in maintaining links. Moving the second reading of the NUS Bill in Parliament yesterday, the Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan, also
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      Sheares to be Chancellor
      140 6 PRESIDENT Sheares will be the Chancellor of the National University of Singapore. Announcing this in Parliament yesterday, the Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan,sald: "The National University of Singapore will be the apex of the education system In Singapore. It is appropriate that the head of the
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      Control of private hospitals and sale of human blood
      206 6 Control of private hospitals and sale of human blood PARLIAMENT yesterday passed the Private Hospitals and Medical Climes bill which seeks to control, license and inspect private hospitals, medical clinics and clinical labora- I tories and to prohibit trading in human blood. The Health Minister, Dr j Toh Chin Chye,
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      All 56 MPs present say 'aye' to change in constitution bill
      368 7 THE division bell was rung twice in Parliament yesterday before votes were taken by MPs on the second and the third readings of the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Bill, 1980. The bill, which introduces a minimum
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      SIX MORE SEATS
      43 7 PARLIAMENT yesterday passed the Parliamentary Membership BUI lttfTwhlch Increases the number of seats In the House from to 75 for the next general elections. The number of Parliamentary seats was Increased from «5 to M In the 1171 general elections.
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      Bill to let JTC flat owners buy other properties
      138 7 Bill to let JTC flat owners buy other properties OWNERS and authorised occupiers of Jurong Town Corporation flats will be allowed to buy commercial properties not exceeding $250,000 under the JTC (Amendment) Bill, introduced in Parliament yesterday. The txiil also seeks to enable JTC to: PROVIDE conveyancing services to owners
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      First reading
      13 7 THE Professional Engineers (Amendment) Bill had first reading in Parliament yesterday.
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      Interest rate on arrears to be revised
      176 7 Interest rate on arrears to be revised THE maximum interest rate on overdue Instalments will be revised beyond the present 12 per cent celling to be In line with prevailing commercial rates on loans paid by finance companies. The Minister for Law, Science and Technology, Mr E.W. Barker, said this
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      Raise it to 15 per cent, say HP firms
      295 7 SPOKESMEN of two members of the Association of Hire Purchase and Finance Companies said yesterday that they would like to see the interest rate on late HP payments rise to 15 per cent. This they feel is a realistic figure, having
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      Bedok indoor stadium
      68 7 THE proposed indoor stadium at Bedok New Town will be built in about two years' time. The Housing Board will be able to start work on the stadium only in 1982 because of its heavy construction programme, Parliament was told. The House was also told that a
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      176 6 Mr. Khaw of Penang had been growing more and more unhappy about the way he was losing his hair and decided that looking bald wasn't tor him. He'd often seen advertisements put out by the SVENSON HAIR CENTER about theSvenson method of hair replacement, so rang up and made an
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    Countdown to the day when the Changi 'giant' comes alive
    542 8  -  TAN WEE HIM KllLlJ iLißilHliffJgltH Tower view of how the airport will look like THE countdown begins. One year from today, 1,6*3 hectares of eastern Singapore should be buzzing with activity when Phase I of Changi Airport is completed. The
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    More tourists despite air fare rises predicts STPB
    218 8 MORE tourists will be coming despite four rounds of air fare increases this year. A 10 per cent growth rate is confidently predicted slightly better than last year's 9.8 per cent. The director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr K. C.
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    Kids' party
    30 8 THE Bukit Panjang Zone A Residents' Committee will hold a children's party at the basketball court between Blocks 2 and 5, Marsiling Drive, on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Manager named in two corruption cases
    161 8 Manager named in two corruption cases THE sales manager of an electrical firm was named in two corruption cases heard in court yesterday. In the first case, Chia Sze Kiang, 28, a purchasing officer of International Wood Products Pte Ltd. was charged with accepting 11 bribes totalling $2,269 from Mr
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    Store's $14,000 loss
    63 8 THIEVES broke into the OG Elite Department Store in Plaza Singapura during the weekend and escaped with $14,000 from unlocked drawers. Police said Madam Lim Guet Huay, 28, the Orchard Road store's chief supervisor, told them that the drawers were intact when the store closed on Sunday.
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    Tourist offers to look after children of single parents
    729 9  -  EVELYN NG By A TOURIST'S own difficulties as a single parent has prompted her to offer her help in starting groups for single parents here. Mrs X, who was an unmarried mother and single parent for 19 years, agreed to be
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    Owners of stolen vehicles who cannot qualify for PARF
    282 9  - Owners of stolen vehicles who cannot qualify for PARF EDMUND TEO By OWNERS of stolen vehicles cannot qualify for any preferential additional registration fee (PARF) by resorting to the expediency of returning to their insurance companies the amount of compensation paid to them. A spokesman for the Registrar of Vehicles
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    Jail and cane for robbing store-owner
    94 9 MOhAMED Mesnan bin Taib, 29, a construction worker, was on Monday jailed for 15 months and ordered to be given four strokes of the cane after he pleaded guilty to robbing Madam Tan Ah Kam, 45, a shop owner, on Jan 24 last year.
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    Preparing for retirement
    56 9 THE People's Association will conduct a course which will help prepare people when they retire, starting next Wednesday(Aug6). The course, to be held every Wednesday night from 7 p.m. to 9 \> m will be held at the Kampong Glam community centre's library. For further details contact
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    Lock icon Privy Council urged: Uphold $604,890 award
    409 9 Privy Council urged: Uphold $604,890 award LONDON, Tues. Singapore international airport's duty free shop operator, Mr Chin An Loy, today asked the Privy Council here to say that the Singapore Government was wrong to end his tenancy. The award to him of $604,890 damages by Mr Justice Choor Singh should
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    HDB to spend $20m for automated brickworks
    168 9 THE Honslng Beard will upend $21 million to drvrlop the largest aatomatod brickwerks la SMth-east AsU, the Baslaess Times reperted yesterday. The ceatract has beea won by twe British firms, Gibbons and 1 Cravea Faweett (WakeOeM), who will moderakte aad expaad the board's
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    Another 79 refugees arrive
    72 9 Another 79 refugees arrive TWO ships arrived in Singapore on Monday with 79 Vietnamese refugees. The Greek vessel Leda picked up 59 refugees from the South China Sea and arrived in the morning, while the Japanese ship Kaikata Mam brought in the 20 other refugees in the afternoon. Officials from
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    Award doubled for shophouse owner
    159 9 THE Commissioner of Land Appeals yesterday doubled the amount awarded by the Collector of Land Revenue in 1977 to the occupier of a shophouse in Clemenceau Avenue. The Commissioner, Mr Justice Sinnathuray, award- i ed $161,640 to Lee Tung Co Pte Ltd on the basis
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    A scornful 'boo' to silent ad men at forum
    427 9  -  SIT MENG CHUE By "800 TO you!" This was how Mr Dennis Khoo, vice-president of the Singapore Advertisers' Association, poured scorn on the silent ones of the association yesterday. It was an ironical twist to a forum at the association's monthly
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    Senior citizens' night
    86 9 Senior citizens' night KIM SENG constituency will celebrate National Day with several activities including senior citizens' night on Sunday at 6 p.m. The dinner party for old folks will be held at the open ground facing Block 53, Nile Road. Included will be a variety show, put up by children
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    Plan for road humps in five estates
    234 10 THE Public Works Department will start constructing road humps from today in five residential estates under a pilot scheme to check speeding. The locations are U Hwan Drive and Tai Hwan Gardens near Lorong Chuan; Lorong 1, Realty Park off Upper Serangoon Road;
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    Insurers to pay for damage
    85 10 THE insurers of the vehicle of First Stevedoring Transportation (Pte) Ltd will pay for the damage to the wall and railings of Mr Raymond Shea's home which collapsed on Sunday night under the weight of a container truck, which toppled over. A spokesman for the
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    Children's art contest
    56 10 THE Alexandra community centre's women's sub-commit-tee will hold an on-the-spot art competition for children at the Tanglin Halt playground, near the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday at 8 a.m. Children living in the constituency can Join the competition and they should register at the centre
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    Z-reader news format from eve of N-Day
    159 10 Z-reader news format from eve of N-Day f ON each TV news tmlletli la Knrlish aid CMmm a tw*-reader format will be lntrodaced m the eve «f NatUnal Day. Another majbr change la the Slagapcre Broadcasting Corporation's TV news format wilJ be the lategrattoa of- aewsreel with the aews bulletin
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    4 hurt as lorry rams tree
    184 10 FOUR people were in- jured, two seriously, when a lorry loaded with tinned j goods crashed into a tree at the junction of Pasir Panjang Road and Alexandra Road at 3.% p.m. on Monday. Indonesian barter trader, Mr Leaga Tagoh, and Mr Ang Koon
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    'Sorry' wasn't enough for youths bent on revenge
    397 10  -  GLORIA CHAN By AN APOLOGY was not enough for a group of youths who stormed into an army camp to look for a corporal who had earlier wrongfully handcuffed a friend. Bowling instructor Francis Teng, at the trial of two of them,
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    Outing
    35 10 The People's Association will organise a three-day camp for children at the Pasir Ris Holiday Camp from Sept 2 to Sept 4 Fees are $10 for its Children's Club members and $12 for others
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      239 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp PIFI, I'M SORRY I BUT I BAKED YOU T'AA SORRY YOU DON'T "UNCLE JIS6S VVONT FOR&OT JO ORDER I SOME BISCUITS I LIKE THEM, DEAR BUT 1 KNOW THE DIFFERENCE YOUR FAVORITE THINK YOU'LL UK"E J DON'T WORRY, THEY I WHEN I
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      Forum to kick off Mandarin drive in KL on Sunday
      388 11  -  CHUA LEONG KIAN By K. LUMPUR, Tues THE Malaysian Chinese community will kick off their Speak More Mandarin campaign on Sunday by holding a forum here to discuss ways of promoting the use of the language. Its theme will be:
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      SINNAPPA MURDER: DEFENCE CASE ENDS
      109 11 SINNAPPA MURDER: DEFENCE CASE ENDS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The defence closed its case today in the Jean Sinnappa murder proceedings after calling eight witnesses. The trial, which began on June 16, has gone on for 28 days. In this time 40 witnesses have testified for the prosecution. A total of
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      New price for premium petrol to top $4.50 mark?
      245 11 New price for premium petrol to top $4.50 mark? KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIANS may have to pay at least $4.50 per gallon (4.5 litres) for premium petrol if oil companies have their way, according to a report in The Star newspaper. The report quoted petroleum industry sources as saying at
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      Lock icon Study tour
      33 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues. A 30-member Malaysian youth delegation will undertake a week-long study tour of North Sumatra from Aug 18, a spokesman for the Trenßßanu State Youth Council said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Hussein warns of divisive Muslim groups
      175 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn has warned of the danger of Muslims being used by certain groups as tools to divide the Muslim population. He said there were certain groups which wanted to see disunity among the Muslims to suit
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      Chong Eu may keep post to avert split
      198 11 PENANG, Toes. Chief Minister Dr Urn Chong En may be tempted to retain his past as (ierakan president next month If a keen tussle far leadership threatens to split the party, Gerakan leaders said today. Senior Gerakaa official* at state and federal
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    NUS medical faculty may produce own TV films
    469 12  -  JUNE TAN MINI-STUDIO AT KENT RIDGE IN 1982? By SINGAPORE may have its answer to Dr Kildare when the National University of Singapore's medical faculty starts producing its own television programmes. When the faculty shifts from Sepoy Lines to Kent Ridge by
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    Fined for leaving taxi unattended
    93 12 I TAXI driver Tan Huay I Seah was fined $70 on Mon- day when he was found I guilty of leaving his taxi unattended at the Singapore Turf Club on Dec 15 last year. In his defence, he said one of the four passengers he
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    New numbers for 15,000 phones
    98 12 ABOUT 15,000 telephone subscribers served by the Central Exchange will have their numbers changed from 6 p.m. tomorrow. The Central Exchange serves areas bounded by j the Singapore River, Clemenceau Avenue, Cavenagh Road, Bukit Timah Road and Rochor Road. The changes will affect the following
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    Charged with murder
    66 12 A 25-YEAR-OLD man, I. an Ah Klang, unemployed, was charged yesterday with the murder of a schoolgirl, One \l Siok, 16, on July 25 between I and 2 a.m. In I her flat In Block 92, Pipit Road. He was ordered to be I remanded In the
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    HOMAGE TO JAPANESE DEAD AN AGE-OLD TRADITION
    270 12  - HOMAGE TO JAPANESE DEAD AN AGE-OLD TRADITION TAN SUAT LIAN BY IF THERE be spirits, the 10,000 dear departed entombed at the Japanese Cemetery in Chuan Hoe Avenue, off Yio Chu Kang Road, would be a happy lot indeed. For though they are far from home, and many date from
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    MS to hold seminar on solar energy
    99 12 MS to hold seminar on solar energy THE National University of Singapore will hold the regional seminar and workshop on Solar Energy Applications in the Tropics at the Shangri-La Hotel from Oct 30 to Nov 1. Sponsored by Unesco, the seminar aims to discuss the j application of solar energy
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    N-Day dinner
    35 12 THE Whampoa Community Centre will hold a dinner to celebrate National Day on Aug 7 at 7.30 p.m. at the centre. Dr Augustine Tan, MP for the constituency will be guest of honour.
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    Don't just copy but do better than courteous Japanese: STPB chief
    313 12 THE tourist industry in Singapore should try to surpass and not just emulate the Japanese example of being courteous and efficient. Throwing this challenge to the industry at a courtesy and honesty awardgiving ceremony at Mandarin Hotel yesterday, the
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    THREE STOLE $32,000 ELECTRONIC PARTS
    152 12 THREE production operators pleaded guilty yesterday to charges of stealing $32,425 worth of compo- nents from a major electronics company. The court heard that Abdul Samad bin Mohamad, 22, Amat Samsuri, 19, and Jimat bin Awang, 24. stole a box of gold leads on July
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    2-death driver drops contempt suit
    249 12 2-death driver drops contempt suit SCHOOLBUS driver Ng Ann Cheng, 46, was given leave from jail by the High Court yesterday to withdraw his application against New Nation Publishing Ltd alleging contempt of court. The application was over a New Nation article relating to the sentence given him in a
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    Courtesy date
    43 12 THE secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr Urn Chee Onn, will launch a courtesy campaign jointly organised by the Environment Ministry and the Public Daily Rated Employ ees' Union at the Trade Union House Annexe tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    Dhana's date
    35 12 THE Foreign Minister and Ml for Kallang, Mr S. Dhanaba lan will attend a National Da' dinner organised by the Kal lang community centre at it premises on Aug 3 at 8 p.m.
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    Justice Choor Singh to retire next year?
    228 12  - Justice Choor Singh to retire next year? T.F. HWANG by A GOVERNMENT gazette notice last Friday about Mr Justice Choor Singh (above) has given rise to speculation In Bar circles as to whether he In retiring. Mr Jostle." hoor Singh will tan 7( next January. He Is the eldest of
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    Poor can't survive on dole, says council
    634 13  -  EVELYN NG By 'Public aid less than half what most of them need for minimum subsistence' PUBLIC aid given to the poor is less than half what most of them need for minimum subsistence each month. And this is not counting expenses on
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    Youth held for alleged crackersmuggling
    145 13 Youth held for alleged crackersmuggling POLICK have detained a lf-year-old yonth for allegedly smuggling 48 firecrackers across the causeway. He was picked up at the Woodlands checkpoint last week. A police spokesman said yesterday they are considering taking action against him. There has been an Increase In the letting off
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    Man charged with stealing ingots
    72 13 Man charged with stealing ingots GOH CHOK KIAN, 40, a smelter with the Alu DieCasting division of Rollei Singapore, was charged yesterday with stealing 34,258 kg of aluminium ingots valued at $100,000 from the company between July 1 and Sop 2 last year. (Joh. who is alleged to have committed
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    232 stalls
    33 13 HR KOH Lip Lin. MP for Nee Soon, will officiate at the balloting of 232 stalls in the Mar ket Cooked Food Centre at Block 628. Ang Mo Kio. at i
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    Cooper drowns in Bali: Squash loses a stalwart
    352 13  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SPORTSMAN Eric Cooper, 51, who was found drowned off the Indonesian island of Bali on Sunday, has been cremated, according to a telex reaching the Singapore Squash Rackets Association. It said his ashes will not be brought to Singapore
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    Pay grab robbers missed $22,000, court told
    235 13 Pay grab robbers missed $22,000, court told THREE men who incurred debts after losing heavily on horses robbed a shipping company's employee of $8,000 but missed another $22,000 in a locked drawer, a district court heard on Monday. In the dock was jointer Lim Chee Keong, 26, who pleaded guilty
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    Jail and fine for salesgirl
    55 13 A 22-YEAR-OLD salesgirl. Teo Ai Jee. pleaded guilty to three charges of theft yesterday. She was Jailed for a day and fined $500 for stealing $70 from a colleague and received a week's jail and fined $2,000 for stealing a $7,950 diamond ring. The third
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    Growing up
    32 13 MISS Tay Peng Hoon, from the Department of Social Welfare, will give a talk. Problems of Growing Up, at the Toa Payoh branch library tonight at 7.30. Admission is free.
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    100 adopt Pinyin names
    223 13 DON'T be surprised if you see Huang Jinxi as the genera) manager and Mo Liguang as the editor-in-chief of the Nanyang Siang Pau. There has been no change at the Chinese daily. Those arc the Hanyu Pinyin names for I'mfGim Sic and Mok Lee Kwang, both
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    Woman found dead with hands tied behind back
    205 13 THE body of an unidentified woman, in her 20s, was found under a tree beside Airport Road near Lorong Tai Seng yesterday. A brassiere was tied i around her neck and her hands were bound behind her with a pair of pantyhose.
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    Cry for help...
    71 13 CONTRACTOR Abdul Ghanl Naina Mohamad, 32, shouted "Police! Police: Help!" when chased by friends who wanted him to go along with them to a brothel. He was charged yesterday with behaving in a disorderly manner by shooting at the top of his voice. The magistrate, Mr Chang
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    It's talentime once again
    60 13 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation s Talentime 1980 in English will be broadcast over radio and television between September and December. Contestants, who must be above 16 years of age, can compete in only one of the two sections vocal soloists and vocal groups (three to five
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      37 13 CO «Jo|/ a c 5 -for a siagle f^n lite ro«??? J^ not 3 oift 3*to atuwee yoa.3ot u>oa/d you bc'io my shoes foe GO dol/acs? If you say j«s, lad's e*ctacv<}e j<bs\ Rapport, May /June 1980
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1980
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      AXE WANTED
      390 14 COME Aug 9, some 500 General Electric workers will be temporarily laid off. What a way to commemorate National Day, some would comment. What is unusual about this situation is that the lay-off will bring about a curious reversal in responses by workers to recessionist moves made by
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      CHANGE IN THE AIR
      384 14 FOR one who has long been criticised for enjoying a "free ride" in defence at the expense of the US, Japan now appears ready to shoulder a greater share of the burden of defending itself. The government of Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki, partly in response to
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    Disguising the truth
    608 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in language- By THOSE who are familiar with George Orwell's 1964 will recollect that one of the symptoms of the diseased society he protrays was the corruption of its language. The "Newspeak" of that society used language to distort reality, not to indicate it.
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    What are chances of Carter being dumped?
    938 14  -  HEDRICK SMITH By in Washington Billy Carter's involvement with the Libyan government has sparked off a "dump Carter" drive by some Democrats to find alternatives to President Jimmy Carter as the party's presidential nominee. The move is to declare next month's nomination convention
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    Expatriates are getting too costly to keep
    966 14  - Expatriates are getting too costly to keep JOHN HELYAR By Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal WHEN a US$5O,OOO (*****,500) -a-year manager at Xerox Corp takes off for an overseas assignment in London, his income takes off, too. Assuming he has a wife and two children, the executive can
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    A battle brews over new rule
    380 14  -  TOM WICKER By in New York A BREWING battle on delegate voting could shake next month's Democratic national convention. But the complex issue at stake can hardly be understood without a quick background review. The Democratic National Committee in 1978 approved a new set
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      7 14 j TH&pREATEST NAME M GOLF* 1 Iff
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      478 14 t<wg Encore snK Thursday NJJ Eaahian tv/^ Extravaganza 1 _3tt' rN/N^ By popular demand, ThursXNT/^ day Fashion Extravaganza at La h\\V^j Ron de has been extended till the jsNy^^^ end of July. \\<^^J Every Thursday, keep in \j>^ I vogue with the latest fashions \\^J^^J while you enjoy La Ronde's
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      A matter of degree
      501 15 Frustrations of those with no degree but professionally qualified I WRITE on behalf of a friend, but basically it is a matter of some import (or a large number of well-qualified but well-underpaid members of the community. Correspondence has been directed to both the Ministry of
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      Surely our experience should be used to fullest advantage
      384 15 Surely our experience should be used to fullest advantage I REFER to the article, "The age old problem for older executives" by lan Mac Donald (ST, July 7) with which I thoroughly agree. I now write from a secretary's point of view. I have more than 20 years' secretarial and
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      Bus drivers told to slow down when nearing a stop
      177 15 Bus drivers told to slow down when nearing a stop I REFER to the letter, "Numbers are not always so clear from a distance," by "Virgo" (ST, June 27). At present, the service number plates on our single deck and double deck buses measures 0.5 metres by 0.2 metres and
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      Open gutters a danger
      76 15 AS AN expatriate recently arrived in year clean green city, I am surprised at the prevalence *f deep apen glitters la thmwughterea such as Scrmngoon While I tally appreciate the need for drains to serve as conduits tor •storm water, I do not understand why these
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      Yellow box will help
      95 15 THERE is a pedestrian light along Anson Road, in front of Gan Eng Seng School. During peak hours after 5 p.m., pedestrians on either side of the road find it difficult to cross to the other side because of the long queue of buses in the
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      Delay over lease was beyond our control
      148 15 Delay over lease was beyond our control WE REFER to the letter "Why that long delay in finalising lease?" by "HUDC Flat Owners' 1 (ST, July 15). We wish to state that it was not the company's intention to delay the completion of the lease. Much as we would like
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      About 30 other patients were waiting before him
      260 15 About 30 other patients were waiting before him I REFER to the letter by "Gigi Sakit" (ST, July 9) regarding waiting time for orthodontic treatment at the Institute of Dental Health. Orthodontic treatment is a specialised dental treatment for correction of teeth that have malpositioned, and such treatment does not
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      Turn right at junction
      53 15 rnnn i muiurisi& K""'b lv Changi Village for the first time, will miss the turning at the junction of Upper Changi Road and Loyang Way and drive into the latter road. Can the PWD display a sign to inform them to turn right at the junction?
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      134 15 COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES WANTED BY WELL-ESTABLISHED LOCAL CORPORATION VACANT LAND (700 TO 1000 SQ.M.) OR GROUND FLOOR SHOPS (AROUND 300 SQ.M.) THAT ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION OR COMPLETED BETWEEN 8 KM. TO 10 KM. UPPER THOMSON ROAD WILLING TO PAY GOOD MARKET PRICE PLEASE SEND IN YOUR OFFERS TO: ST. BOX NO.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1709 16 THE last transacted rrady sale at the rlos* business on the Stork Kxrtuw <X SUfaporr yntrnlay romparrd with tV ptrvioot day's prim toßVthrr with Ifl9 hi«ti and low Adjusted for «np rights Iswr) IIM4O Uit Hi«h In (oupaay Sik »or SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Mm|Fn' prtcm tar ill The
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1850 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares 1 (raded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speel fied All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1712 16 BID and offer prices officially listed I and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specific! INDICTRIALB AjMSMte (3 248 3 306) Ak»a(2 3282.355)(9)2.33 Alei H*M H40B) A
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        Rises
        37 16 K>odwood Park emb Shipyard lignum Corpn C B .in(ui Ictal Bos BhJ lea View I V I Ihaacri-La L 1. Keponf Irand Central 780 388 1100 S3S 230 3T2 280 1300 1150 535 221 i li
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        Falls
        23 16 A Banking 'Mil Icl Propertiei .u.l« Sidim j Sumn 'ractora 1210 380 980 408 920 900 20 -20 -15 -12 -10 -10
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        Most active stocks
        21 16 Haw Par 436.000 Semb Ship 423.000 G Lumber 418,000 Total turnover: 8.05m Total value: $26. 52m Source: SES
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        Indices
        32 16 BT Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: Jul28 Jul29 7176.13 7251.23 ***** 578.04 1057.10 1052 33 514.23 519.44 443.09 441.05 363.79 364.22 919.51 918.81 580.69 579.16 ***** 537.69
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        H'kong
        341 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed mixed yesterday, with leading shares steady or easier on profit-taking and secondline issues showing some strength, dealers said. The Hang Seng index finished 1.50 up at 1158.12 points. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $398.76 million. The property sector was buoyed by
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        Tokyo
        400 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower In lack-lustre trading yesterday, as late, widespread profit-taking more than offset an early advance, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 533 to 6811.38 points, on a volume of 360 million shares. The New index was at 468.35, down 0.31 point. Minings, chemicals,
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        Sydney generally dull
        118 17 SYDNEY, Tues. Selected gold, oil and sugar stocks featured significant headway in generally dull trading, dealers said. News that Australia had signed a 750,000 tonne raw sugar deal with China pushed Bundabers Sugar 10 cents higher to AS3.75 and Pioneer Sugar five cents up to $3.20 but
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        New York shares mixed
        92 17 NEW YORK, Mon. The stock market closed mixed with declining issues outnumbering advances by a small margin on Monday, but most indicies pointed higher. Analysts said the market once again benefited from institutional buying into an early decline. Volume was a moderate 40.8 mUlion shares and
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        Amsterdam mixed to lower
        145 17 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices closed mixed to lower, with Royal Dutch losing 1.70 guilders and KLM 0.70. while Unilever rose 0.20 against the trend in Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN fell three in lower ordinary banks while WUH gained 2.50 in higher mortgage banks. Investment funds
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        Zurich closes easier
        122 17 ZURICH, Mon. Prices dosed easier on profit -taking which mostly affected leading banks. Nestle and BrownBoveri in industrials, and Oerlikon-Buehrle. (Clektrowatt. Holderbank and Schindler in finandals. dealers said. Chemicals and insurances except for Baloise were more resistant and closed barely steaily. they added. Alusuisse and Sulzer edged
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        London easier in quiet trading
        481 17 LONDON, Mon. Share prices were easier in quiet trading with (ew features noted, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT index was down 3.4 points at 483 9. Industrial leaders were generally a penny or two lower n a subdued start to the nev account. BP
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        Selected indices
        52 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 485.8 Friday 481.3 Week Ago 496.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 928.43 Friday 918 08 Week Ago 928.67 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1158.12 Monday 1158.62 Week Ago closed SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 695 33 Monday 694.36 Week Ago 696.09 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 919.65 Monday 917.58 Week
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        TIN
        120 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $7 to $2,160 per picul (equivalent to $35.71 per kilo, up 11 cents) In Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 45 1 tonnes to 140 tonnes. The overnight London market was quiet with forward buyers edging £5 higher to £7,165 per tonne. LONDON:
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        CLOSING PRICES
        39 16 Rubber: July 29 Singapore: Aug: 283.25 cents (down 2.25 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 288.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M 52,160 (up $7) (equivalent to $35.71 per kilo) (up 11 cents) Official offering: 140 tonnes (down 45Vi tonnes)
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        COPPER
        32 16 LONDON Copper price* on Monday (previous In brackets) Wlrebar Spot £947 (£954 50). sellers £948 (£955); Three Month buyers £960 50 (f.9«750); sellers £9(1.50 (£9(8.50). Mufcrt Uae: Unavailable B«Jea: 19.500 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        371 16 THE Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 283.25 cents per kilo, down 2.25 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. The morning market fell 1.50 cents on some August and September offerings, they said. Prices continued to lose ground during the afternoon on
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        93 16 NOON SSR ud SMR pncm jnatafdajr l( .IT..I Mlk) (Forw«r4 Mlk) Buyers Scltors B«y«r* S«U*ra SSR» llloop^tod MOJO H2.9ON 281 SO 263 5O» SSR SO lltwiMllMI 261 50 2M.MN 258.S0 MO&Of MKI.lt Aaciul a^lMkn SMRCV lluap^lMI 2S6 30 2T7&ON 2S6 SO an HM SMRL llmaiMlkd 2»1 00
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        148 16 CHINESE Pftmtr Exrkaacr, ategafsre, —m eM« price* per 1M k* yerterfey: Cm—t ail: Bulk fob 143 75 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $153 75 sellers, new drum fob 1159 .75 sellers. C»pr»: Mixed (loose) JB6 50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $422
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        269 16 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $44,550 and cloaed at $44,345 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at U5850.00 652.00 and rallied to a high of $653 00 654 50 before easing back to cloae the morning session at $649.00 650 50 The market
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      313 16 A LATE burst of boyinu ye«terdmy at the Slitßaparr ■tack exchaage arrested falling prices andrr mid-dmy selllag pramre. Price* generally rlaard mixed tat the Straits Times IsdutrUU index slipped a marginal 1.15 point to mm. Bat the Bulmm Times Indicator of the day's II mast active
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      293 16 RENEWED afternoon support helped the Kuala Lumpur stock market recover some of its lost ground but prices still closed mixed to slightly easier yesterday. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index finished the day a marginal 0.22 point lower at 687.04 while the Business Times index dropped
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      224 16 THE US Sing dollar opened sharply higher at $2 1195 05 in reaction to a firmer trend in US interest rates In the Singapore forex market yesterday The market reached a high of $***** 25 on commercial buying and short-covering before closing off the peak at $2.1208
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      351 16 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 29: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currancm Nominal r»i»« Smithsonian quoted yesterday (croaa)parity P*rc*nl«g> Local dollars to mm unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1208 2.1215 2.8196 Sterling pound
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      44 16 RANGE of prices offered I :-ount houses on July 29: Overnight: 615 W. Caildepouu 6 I Ck»ii( Bayiig Sell I'm! 3-month Treasury bills 8 8 I 3 month Bank bills < 9 3monlhsCD 8 8 months CD 8'< Hi Source: National Diicoui lot ■II.
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      17 16 losing mi* eroann ra ollarson Ji Offer vernlghl month months months a 813/14 8 vrrnlghl
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      26 16 THE average rate at which maj«r Slncararr I banks are currently prepared U lend to their beat I cosUmen Is U.I per cent.
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      437 17 Magnum acquires controlling stake in Phieom MAGNUM Corporation has acquired a controlling interest in Phieom, a company quoted in London. The deal is worth $51.53 million but Magnum will pay for the 25.77 million Phieom shares, at $2 per share, through the issue of 5 73 million of its own
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      501 17 Keppel Shipyard will offer shares to public soon KEPPEL Shipyard la expected to oiler shares to the public nm Md will becsme the (Irst government-owned company U do so this year. Sources said the whollyowned subsidiary of Temasek Holdings may come to the market for funds as early as next
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      628 17 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 184) AND IN THE MATTES OF GOLDEN PUSSYCAT CABARET t NITE-CLUB PTE. LTD. (Ineorponted In the Repahttc M Btagapore) (InUaaMstlon) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) that the Final
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      443 17 CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS With effect from Ist August 1980 our new telephone numbers will be *****00 *****98 BEE LOH PHOTO SUPPLIERS ENTERPRISE (S) PTE. LTD. 47, Bras Bosah Rood, Singapore 0718 CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS With effect from 1 st August 1 980 our new telephone numbers will be
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      360 17 w d^ i |P in B^^^^^^^S £HDB OFFICES AT BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL ARE available for letting on Ist come Ist served basis. Offices range from 76.25 m to 719.25 m Rental $B.62psm per menth (inclusive of Service Conservancy Charges) Applicants are requested to call personally (or their authorised representative) to
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      104 17 FOR SALE YODOGAWA 100 ton Drawing Press in perfect condition Maximum drawing depth 420 mm Table size 1,000 x I,ooomm Table stroke 450 mm Slide stroke 670 mm Purchase date April 1975 Interested please contact Mr Soon at *****7 for inspection and price negotiation. I A NOTICE This is to
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      370 18 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service: *****22 peoooNAL wnwirra i tmm^ i _^sv MorxJoy Fridoy 830om -500pm Or<*nor y 70 eti per -ord Imn DO 501 5 MERCHANDISE Ssr-lnSJ?'" T^Xn JJ TSSSASSn PERSONAL Upper Poyo Lebor Rood 900om-lOOpm Bo« Choro« $5 00 <co*»cle4> EVENTS ISoturdoy) HO 00
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      413 18 BUY GENUINE AMERICAN made pianos Buy Baldwin, the Llberace's pianos (3.500 upwards. KorM-rl Piano. *****77 /44f*i 12 TOSHIBA HOMESTEREO COM- PLETE with sound" 3-v system $350.00 Maran tape deck, model SI) 800 $275 00 UG-7. World Audio Centra. Sim Llm Tower. Jalan Besar, Tel mmwi USED BRITISH PIANOS, for sale/
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      557 18 10 Pets CAT LOVERS. WILL you adopt a kitten ■> Call Mrs. Strong. ***** IMPORTEO COLLIES. CHIHUAHUAS from Australia. For Information, ring *****46 during office hours or *****65 after office hours ONE FEMALE GERMAN Shepherd Puppy 3 1/2 months UK Imported Parents SKC Confirmed View 26 Jalan Malu Malu (2776)
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      609 18 27 Catering RESIOENTS DISTRICTS 7. 8. 10, 11. Oriental home-cooked Vegetarian/ Non-Vegetarian lunch and dinner supplied at your door-step Prices reasonable Contact *****30 WE SPECIALISE IM preparing food for any special occasion. For further enquiries please contact telephone *****90 after 6.00pm 29 Steambath/Mastage AFTER A HARD day's work, for relaxation
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      618 18 A BEAUTIFUL t COSY home Is what you need In life and hence we are very concerned with your living environment. We are specialists In furniture making. house renovation works and Interior decoration Our ambitions 1 are to provide good quality products and our workmanship to our customers at reasonable
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      567 18 42 Photography BOLEX I«MM MOVIE camera with four lenses, underwater housing and lights. Selling as package $10,000. 468-4469. CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE, buying/selling secondhand camera: outdoor photography. Specialist Camera Service Centre. 26. Dhoby Ghaut *****9 228. Peninsula Plaza *****0. For that very special occasion worth remembering call SPRING PHOTO TEL: *****35/2
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      1107 18 M NORTH COASTAL FREEHOLD 1 LIQUOR STORE j HARDWARE, AGENCIES First Time Offered f LARGE GENERAL LIQUOR STORE SITUATED IN m WAS GARDEN OF EDEN. LARGE 400 SQM STORE PLUS OTHER FACILITIES. TWO LARGE COOL m ROOMS. FREEZER. ETC. B/TILE HOME (20 SQS) 3 I m BRM WITH ENSUITE (4
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      398 18 m EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP Invites application! |from suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of: MARKETING OFFICER (RESTAURANT SERVICES) We are looking for matured young men or women with good personality who are looking for a challenging career in our new Food and Restaurant Division with prospects of growth and
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      533 18 GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Applications are invited to fill the above vacancy In a large organisation. R#^uir#ni vnt si c Singapore Citizen c Age 17 to 24 c OCE'A'or O' Level c Typing speed 30 to 40 wpm j Please apply in strict -onfi- deuce giving comprehensive resume ol pereonsl particulars, education
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      580 19 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant b) Secretariate Clerical A Muni National Bank CLERK /TYPISTS a Minimum GCE O level In English and Mathematics c Must be able to type c Starling salary $250 p m After 3 months probation $300pm Intaraatad applicants, pleaaa writa to THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. MAXWELL ROAD
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      704 19 A well sslstilisrisrl Financa company invitee Singapore Citizens to Ml the loMowing vacancies A) CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY a Age between 25 and 28 years a Minimum 4 credits at OCE 'O' level including English and Maths c LCCI Private Secretary Certificate c 2to 3 years' relevant working experience c Salary Is
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      831 19 E»l*bH*ned local company invites 1) BOOK-KEEPER FEMALE c Minimum LCC Intermediate Book-keeping Certificate a More than 4 years Accounting experience. a Capable of keeping full set of Accounts up to Balance Sheet stage a Mature personality and ability to work Independently. 7) OENERAL CLERK A good GCE O- level Certificate
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      688 19 Hertz RentaCar requires FEMALE RECEPTIONIST Singapore Citizen below 25 years of age, with cheerful, pleasant personality. Possess a GCE O level and a valid Class 3 driving licence. Prepared to work irregular hours. Please apply giving full details of experience and telephone contact number to: The Manager HerU Rent e-Car
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      550 19 Due to our Company's expansion wa have vacancies for tha following poarnone: A) SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK a GCE O level with credits In English and Mathematics, a LCCI higher Accounting Certificate, c 1 to 2 years experience In preparing final accounts up to Balance Sheet. B) ACCOUNTS/ PAYROLL CLERK a
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      414 19 requires TEMPORARY GENERAL CLERKS Requirement*: Female Singapore citizens Completed OCE 'O1O 1 level Able to type at least 35 wpm Previous relevant working experience would be an advantage Please call for Interview TODAY during office hours at: Time* Centra 1 New Industrial Road off Upper Pay* Labar Road Singapora ISS3
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      545 19 |S ROBINSON'S Applications are Invited from suitable candidates for the position of: SECRET ARV to the Group Accountant Applicants must have a LCCI Private Secretarial Certificate and be proficient In figure typing. Minimum 2 years' working experience. Attractive terms and conditions plus generous fringe benefits offered. Please apply personally from
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      581 19 Trading Company requires 1. MALE ACCOUNTS CLERK 2. MALE SHIPPING AND DOCUMENTATION CLERK c OCE O' level with good command of English a Age above 20 years with 2 to 3 years' experience In similar field a Able to type with speed of 3Sto4owpm a Well-versed with bankIng documents a
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      678 19 Well Established Foreign Oil Exploration Company require*: MALE SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK R#QiHf #m#n ts c Minimum LCCI Bookkeeping Certificate c At least 3 years ol working experience with ability to keep hill set of accounts up to Trial Balance Application* stating personal particular*, qualifications experience, present and expected salary along
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      670 19 URGENTLY REOUIRED FEMALE General Clerk/Typist Preferably those staying In districts 2. 3. 5. 21.22 Ring *****61 c) Sales SALES PROMOTERS required Dua to our expaneion. we require another 5 Experienced and Persuasive Girl* to promote the Scan Cotlection fashion |eweltery at major departmental stores. Attractive employment benefits offered Basic salary
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      617 20 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant c) Sales COSMETIC SALESGIRLS REQUIRED Monthly Income more than S3OO Please rail *****5 after 11 a m Angel Company Due to expansion. PIERRE BALMAIN Psos 1) BOUTIQUE SUPERVISOR 2) BOUTIQUE SALES PERSONNEL c Good command of English c Pleasant personality c Past sales experience preferred
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      510 20 LILY DRESSMAKING Z CHILDREN'S WEAR (PTE) LTD. J J invites application for: I FEMALE COUNTER I SALESGIRL I SEAMSTRESS Attractive salary ■> S«amstr*SS apply person J ally at 4, Maju Avenue Z (Opp. Psremount Theetre) Z Sereneoon Garden Estate 9 am to p.m. Counter Salesgirl apply* a> personally at: 84
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      921 20 ONE STEP AT A TIME SITNWN>Q Wttrldf tVH S)TSt9fTt manufactured by water-pik from USA Due to repM expansion, we require i 1) MALE/FEMALE 2) FULL/PART-TIME 3) DYNAMIC i SELF-MOTI-VATED PERSON 4) NO AOE LIMIT 5) NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 6) BILINGUAL WILL BE PREFERABLE We offer excellent benefit! with better promotion
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      635 20 SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE Regionel distributors and applicators for leading manufacturers of weterproofing products snd protective coatings, peint and other specialist products seeks an aggressive young man to join our marketing team The successful candidate must be a self-starter with a minimum of two years experience in related fields The position
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      496 20 ASsi9iAi«i wvmi aurtnvisufi required immediately for small Ship repairs yard in Tanjong Rhu Tel *****6 for Interview. A well established Furniture I Contracting Company requires FURNITURE DRAUGHTSMEN 1 c Possess Baharuddln Certificate ln Furniture Design le Minimum 1 year working 1 experience In relevant field. c Able to do estimation
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      485 20 |*Kmmmm| Established Architectural Firm QUANTITY SURVEYORS With minimum 3 years experience to assist In preparation of tender documents, closing accounts and all aspects of quantity surveying work. Please apply giving full personal particulars, work experience, passport size photograph (nonreturnable), salary expected and telephone number to: B.T. BOX A***** EXPERIENCED CLERK
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      500 20 A. TECHNICIANS (Mechanical/ Electrical) Trade Certificate In Electrical/Mechanical or equivalent preferred. Minimum 3 years experience In maintenance and repair of Electrical/Mechanical Installations and equipment In a toolroom. B. BENCH TOOLMAKERS JIG BORERS/ GRINDERS SURFACE GRINDERS CYLINDRICAL GRINDERS MILLERS For position (A) please call per- sonally to: The Personnel Dept. Newton
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      591 20 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Must possess a Trade Certificate. TTC in Electronic Engineering or equivalent Some working experience will be an advantage although those without experience will also be considered All male applicants must have completed or be exempted from National I Service Interested applicants please submit a complete resume together with
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      399 20 company requires the following posts: 1) EXPERIENCED/ INEXPERIENCED FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS 2) FULL/PART-TIME FEMALE PACKERS 3) MALE GENERAL WORKERS Please rail personally at BLK 11. NO. 1207 LORONG 8. TOA PAYOH IND PARK SINGAPORE 1231. CALLING ALL LADIES U.S.A. Permanent Shift c 7am 4.13 pm or c 4.03 pm 116
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      260 20 Everybody's Talking About Learning Skills Here's your chance to start learning now!. Join Us As Q.C Inspector Female Operator OUR OPERATORS EARN UP TO $288 on confirmation *305 after 6 months PLUS NO SCOPE WORK GENERAL BENEFITS ft You can choose to work on •NORMAL HOURS or 2 ROTATING SHIFTS
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      456 21 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant c) Production I i Required Immediately FEMALE FACTORY OPERATIVES Earnings per day $9.28 and $9.78 after 3 m nilis probation. A 5 day work week (Monday to Friday) Working Hours 7.45 am to 5.20 pm Courteous understanding supervisors No shift work No scope work Staff
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      493 21 A Bukil Timah Electronic* Factory requires FEMALE OPERATORS (Shift Work) We need Female Operators to loin our auto insertion departFirst Shift: 7 am. to 2 40 pm Second Shift 240 pm lo 11 pm In addition to the money basic we give meal allowance, transport allowance, overtime allowincentives Apply personally
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      254 21 TATA require* MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c Attractive commencing salary c Shift allowance of $2 lo J3 M per day of attendance c Transport allowance. c Must be prepared lo work on rotating shifLs c 7 days' annual leave/3 days' of marriage leave c Kree overalls and laundry StTUCf c Medical
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      123 21 f the -place K>r you w eaT^^^ Ja!»X. START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Interested please call personally lo: The Personnel Department NMB SINGAPORE UMITri) Block 10, 3rd Floor JTC Flatted Factory Kallang Bahru Singapore 1233 OR 1 Chai Chee Avenue Singapore 1646 V, J ILOOK WHAT WE HAVE For PRODUCTION
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      187 21 aWT^B»# 1 1 V»f I invites applications for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS STARTING SALARY $270 I ON I CONRRMATION l^^^ UP TO _J $305 I WITHIN ONE YEAR YOU CAN EARN UP TO $320 Rollei provides good wages and benefits as: c A healthy and safe working environment c Free transport
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      227 21 Has Immediate Vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS NON SCOPE WORK NO SHIR 5-DAY WEEK Plus many other fringe benefits Requirements: 14 years and above Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applicants are invited to call personally with their NRIC on Mon-Fri :Bam -spm Sat 9am 12pm at ROLLEI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD
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      641 21 A Manufacturing Company In Jurong requires CANTEEN CATERER The Caterer ia required lo provide Chinese. European and Muslim Food in the Company's Canteen. Applications giving full details of personal particulars, experience, food prices and contact telephone number should be forwarded to: P.O. Box 3007, Maxwell Road, Singapore 9050 before 6.8.80.
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      670 21 DRIVERS AMD STOftEMEN rrquirrd immediately Apply 2A Lorong Tukang Dua. Jurong Industrial Estate. Spore 2261 AUDIO INTERNATIONAL PTE. Ltd B-69. People's Park Centre want Driver. Shop Assistants Trainee and Indoor Salesgirl Interested, please call personally between 12 noon to 8 30 pm for interview. A WeH Established Cockier! Lounge requires
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      514 21 VMMlß*Ma|Hp)|M|ii||i Kaaftitlaiaalaiaatl Engineering Company, dua lo a«pan«ion. r»qu.r.i Ih. following positions:(1) GENERAL WORKERS with right experience in welding, preferable but not necessary (2) MALE/FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS t-Vmalp applicants must have some typing experience Interested applicants pleaae write or apply personally lo SIN BIN HA ENGINEERING PTE LTD 14, PIONEER SECTOR
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      277 21 LAMIPAK SEALS THE WORLD A Leader in the field of Plastics Packaging requires: if (A) EXTRUDERS (MALE-20 VACANCIES) (B) BA6MAKERS (MAlf-20 VACANCIES) Requirement* Secondary Education Prepared to work on 2 or 3 Rotating Shifts Wag* "t" t $1.60 per hour BhoursxslJo $12.80 per I shift On confirmation $1.70 per hour
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      984 22 II EMPLOYMENT 1 f SinGapum FORUM HOTEL nvtt** sppMc •ttotw tor frhej posts ofi I. CLEANER (Mala/Famala) WAITRESSES I. CARPARK ATTENDANTS (Mala/Famala) I. TOILET ATTENDANT (FtOTMHt) ntfrMKd parties, please call >erjonally to: The Personnel Office Smgapura Forum Hotel 585 Orchard Road Singapore 0923 wtween 10am. 12 noon and pm 3pm
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      497 22 PORUS KROME Has immediate vacanciaa •or GENERAL WORKERS c Be above 26 years of age c Must be physically fit. c Be prepared to do heavy cleaning work c Applicants with general welding knowledge will be an added advantage. Salary wHI commsnturito with qualifications and aiP#f(#flC#. Pieces applr personewy st:
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      646 22 iKsipico IW: Jemterprises B^j^jl* We are a leasing Aiftsrßotng eW Prsmsslen CewHetler —s w» raQMtra VAN DRIVER Preferably above 26 years of ace. Mature and willing to work hard. Attractive salary will be offered to the right candidate. riesßO a(ip*y wim pervonei relanii and a non-returnaMe photogrept. to: P.O. BOX
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      647 22 I Required i MALE FEMALE PACKERS to amrk at Bedok factory c Normal working hours c Starting salary $300 I male and 1260 female per month plus trans- port allowance S3O and overtime. c Training will be pro- vlded for inexperienced staff I c Free uniforms. c Free medical attention.
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      652 22 STORES/ DESPATCH CLERK (Mala) required by Jurong manufacturing company a OCE 'O' level. B*oo full rtwiM, prtvMnt sno 9ip*icl#d p#y md pfvoto to: GEN APL AST PTE LTD 18 NEYTHAL ROAD SINGAPORE 2252 THE GOLDMINE DISCO has immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1) SERVICE CAPTAINS 2) WAITRESSES Please apply
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      695 22 WANTED EXPERIENCED BARTENDER and Female Cashier Apply personally to. Melai. Dinette. 2-3TI. Merlin Plaxa. Hotei Merlin. Beach Road. Spore 0719 WANTED LORRY DRIVER (Class 3 licence). Storehands able to operate forkllft and delivery hands, above 21 years old Apply Phuylk tCoPK Ltd. 61. Lorong 36. Geylang between Ham and Ip.m.
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      764 22 WE REQUIRE 1) Turner Dally pay (20 to $26 Experienced In control lathe and shipping machines 2) Driver Class 3 licence. 3) Oeneral W.irHers Completed NS Apply penon*:'y to Blk 1. 47. Marslllng Industrial EMate. Spore 2573. Tel *****62 g) Tutortml A TUmON AGENCY requires full/ part-time Tutors. Immediate assignments
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      243 22 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS It' TYHE PROBLEMS? Do your tyres weor off prematurely due to improper alignment? Your problems are over now with our sophisticated ELECTRONIC WHEEL ALIGNER Serious faults are detected before extensive damages done Come now for o wheel alignment and get a FREE ENGINE ELECTRONIC CHECK-UP We
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      162 22 SIANG MOCK OFFERS rars. Dalsun/ Isuzu pickups, vans and Irurks Till 1000 p.m Contact *****66 SUNRISE CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN MERCEDES BENZ 200 "'•COLT SIGMA GLX 2000 AM/FM RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER ALL CARS FULLY AIR-CON *****6/***** 107 BUKIT T IMAH ROAD I (2 KM) SINGAPORE 0922 53 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance OCBC FINANCE
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      663 23 11l VEHICLES BOATS 52 VthkN) Accessor^/ Maintenance K«KaVs«VSaVsd»S«Ks*^ FOR ONLY rffo Yo« CO* d...« comto.loW, *>«fl IM4*> th« hot UMI Cor Aiccaod'tionm by Imtol m««N tor 12 mIM oi MS p*f hntobowit 317 319 Ne. Bridge Rood Smgoporr 0208 'Opposite Yongtt* Theotre) 3781 Jin Bukit Mcroh. Spore 03 IS (BuM
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      882 23 1974, DATSUN 140 J. Alrcond, radio, cassette Beautiful condition No PARF $7,400 ono Interested, call Mr Yong. *****0 1974 OATSUN 120Y One owner, road tax till December In very good condition Asking $10,500 on.o Tel *****6 1975 DATSUN 200 L, In very good condition Tel: *****21 1975/ 197* DATSUN 2001.
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      823 23 1978. FORO CORTINA 16 1 owner Airrond. new road tax Showroom condition 772. Blk. 15. Lorong 3. Oeylang Tel: *****24 1978 FORO CORTMA 1.6 OL. Stallonwagon $16,800 negotiable Company registered, seldom used call: *****4 1978 FORD CORTINA 20 Chla automatic, one private owner, done 28,000 km Alrcond, radio/ cassette Excellent
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      846 23 1*73 MERCEDES 230 PARF eligible. Alrcond. cassette, radio, sports rims, excellent condlUon $16,500 negotiable. Phone: ******4 1*74 MERCEDES BENZ 280 S. 2 owners. sho#room condition, with full Factory optlonals (38.500 Tel: *****61 Andy. 1t74 MERCEDES M 0.2. 2 owners, tax December '80. PARF eligible $26,300 *****31 Mr Ho. 1174 MERCEDES
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      816 23 i J) Toyota ALMOST 1978, TOYOTA 1200 1 prl- vate. Alrcond, cassette, new paint, tyres. $14,800. Loan $11,000. *****2 1 ALMOST 1975. COROLLA 1200 1 private Alrcond. new tax. cassette, metallic paint. $17,900. Loan $14,000. *****5 ALMOST 1978 TOVOTA Corolla 1200 cc with alrcond. EG' plate Contact *****15 (day) *****07
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      621 23 international rustproofinq R. G. RUSTPROOFING CO. PTE. LTD. Block 1008 20 Bukit Merah Lane 3. Spore TEL *****01 Of 2723MZ CROWN MOTORS (S) PTE LTD Offers Competitive prices Package deal for all popular makes of new Japanese vehicles. Showroom Optnr 8.30 a.m. 9.00 p m D.,1, 10.00 ».m. 4.00 p
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      799 23 1974 DAIMLER LIMOUSINE Automatic transmission Power Steering Centre glass partition 8-seater Alrcondltloned Agent maintained Very low mileage New car cost exceeds *****.000.00 Best offer secures Tel: 94*67/ *****3 ALVIN TOH SELLING EITHER 1975 Flat 130 Super Saloon or 1972 Datsun 240Z Sports Interested tel: *****28 SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTE) LTD
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      843 23 I I Dealing with New ti Used Motorcycles Hire Purchase Terms Available i Insurance Agent KIN BAI TRADING CO. I 158 Mackenzie Road T»l: *****/*****5/ *****54/*****18 I m) Commercial Vehicles APRN. 1974 MAZDA Van FlOOO Excellent condition New paint selling s32oo o no Tel *****03 APRN. 1980 TOVOTA Corolla DX
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      365 23 57 Scrap VthiCNM ABOVE 2001 CC scrap car for sale $9,000. Tel: 3T7859 *****. BELOW 2000 CC. PARF documents available. For Immediate transfer. Tel: 2.*****/ *****97 David DATSUN 200 L (IV*) cc Tax till December 1980 Selling $8,900. Ring: *****92 IMMEDIATE LOCAL PARF scrap car. 1998 c c $8,301 2800
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      126 23 SCRAP CAR FOR Sale over 1601 cc $8,300/- 2001 cr $9,200 Tel ***** SCRAP CARS WANTED. 1001 1600 c c Price $6300/- Tel *****87.*****44 SCRAP CAR WANTED from 1001 cc to 1600 c c Tel: *****82 SEPT. 1973 2040 c c Ford car sellIng $8,500 Interested call *****88 Mrs Ho.
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      585 24 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES Km !N>§^ l^jfl FOR LEASE PIL Building Prime office building at Cecil Street scheduled for completion in end 1980. Limited whole floor premises of 521 2 sm and subdivided office suites from 102.2 sm at current rentals from $32.29 psm/mth. The Arcade Well-appointed redevelopment in Raffles
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      190 24 A BANK PRESIDENT 3 EXPAT FAMILIES require HOUSE/ APARTMENT 2 years' advance/ lease PROPERTY MANAGER MR. ERIC •I*4ll EXT. A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW off Holland Road, dlst 10. 3 bedrooms, study, cosy patio, landscaped garden, rental $2,600 Details ***** A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-STOREY link I iiiiK.il.'* in DM 11. 4 bedrooms, servant's,
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      533 24 DIST. 20 THOMSON HILLS vicinity, 2 1/2-storey semi-detached, split-level living/ dining. 3 bedrooms/ study/ guest's room, fully alrcond Tastefully furnished. Quiet environment $2,500 Rolf *****11/*****9 DIST. 20, 31 800 Chow View, behind Thomson Yaohan. 3-bed-roomed corner house, servant's room, large living/ dining. Available Immediately. $1,600 p.m. Tel: *****66 George Chue.
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      781 24 SEASIDE MODERN DOUBLESTOREY Executive bungalow Central alrcond with 2 sitting rooms. 5 bedrooms with bathroom attached. 1 amah's room, 2 store rooms, garage for 2 cars. Near American School Contact *****4. TOWNHOUSE DIST. 11. 4-Bed-rooms with swimming pool, spllt-leveL $5.000/-. Greenfield Housing *****84/*****55 VSC PROPERTY LISTING: Bungalows at Buklt Ayer
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      860 24 (A) CakmhM Plaza, type -A', 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, spacious living/ dining, central alrcond. swimming pool. Rental: $4,000 (B) Lucky Tower*. 4 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, ceramic/ parquet flooring, central alrcond. swimming pool, tennis/ squash courts. Rental negotiable SILVERGREEN PROPERTIES TEL 2******/ 7*26*20 A CENTRAL AMCON apartment, Woollerton Park
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      840 24 DIST 10. APARTMENT. BOTAMCS mansion, new furnishings. $2,200 Dlst. 15. Maryland Park, facing sea. furnished $2,200 *****1 DMT. 10 WOOLLERTON PARK luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment with central alrcond and swimming pool. $3,500 *****27 DIST 11. FULLY FURNISHED luxurious apartment. 3 alrcon bedrooms, swimming pool, children's playground, covered $2,200 Cheng's Housing *****65
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      848 24 TASTEFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT/ high floor. 4 bedrooms/ 3 baths, parquet/ terrazzo. 2500 sqft $1,400 only. *****85/6 TEXTILE CENTRE 2-BEDROOMED ment. facing sea. near Orchard Road. Available Immediately $1,400. L Veron Company. *****34/ *****26 VIEW ENTERPRISE OFFERS: International Plaza, fully furnished. 3 bedrooms, with all facilities $2,500 p.m. Contact. *****2 WALK-UP
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      735 24 DUTCH COBPOH ATIOH urgently requires 2 UNITS OF LUXURIOUS APART MCNTS OR KAUTIFUI. i*T ACHED BUNGALOW Budget $3,000 and above Tel: Ml 34a/ 2M7MI FLAT AT MOOEWOOO or Pandan Valley or similar area wanted for month of August/ September/ October Please contact: Nancy *****&S ext. 100 REQUIRED FURNISHED BACHELOR Apartment
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      858 24 DETACHED HOUSES: c Linden Drive $1.3 million c Gal lop Rd $1 25 million c Ash Orove ttSO.OOO a Jalan Bahasa $7*0.000 a Chancery Lane $*****0 Greenleaf Kd $750,000 c Namly Drive SSM.OOO SINGAPORE APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT CO (PTE) LTD TEL: M 3257/ 4353*7 DETACHED HOUSE at Coronation Road Wesl. $800,000
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      864 25 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES 63 ResKtontifti Properties For Sal* b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT: Fur- k Hlllcrest Arcadia, qft :t bedrooms, study $395,000 *****7 (agent) A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT I'andan Valley 5 bedrooms with roof garden $480,000 (ieneral Properties *****3/ *****5 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT I walk up) St Thomas Walk Dlsl
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      965 25 DIST 0*23. APARTMENT nearest 10 Orchard Road Very well maintained and renovated with ceramic tiles and sliding doors 3 bedrooms, and 2 balconies, large kitchen, freel old. vacant possession at J24M100 Fields *****/ *****/ ***** DIST. 0*33 FAR EAST Mansion 3-bedroomed apartment, high floor, pleasant panoramic view Foreigners tan buy
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      730 25 MERLIN PLAZA S2M.MO Fortuna Court $200,000 Devonshire Rd $165,000 SAM CO *****7/ *****7 No restriction to lontejnars. Up to 80% loan Freehold land Low assessment rate Close circuit TV intercom system With tennis courts. swimming pool. etc. Ample free parking. Showllats Open Daily 10.30 am to 7.00pm Tel: *****95. *****78
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      774 25 URGENT SALE LAND in Bedok 9300 sq ft. Victor 4 Morris. Tel *****6 d) Foreign Properties HOUSES AND LAND for sale In Johor Baru Ring JB ***** night ***** Mr Sammy MUST SELLI highest offer gets a new double-storey terrace. 728 sqft Taman Saleng. 17 miles from J B, $30,000.
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      771 25 66 Warehouses Vacant/Wanted COVERED BULK STORAGE Space up to 5.000 sqfl. Forkllfl facilities Weekly or monthly arrangements. Interested call *****24 Why Not Locate your operation ENG CHEONG TOWER Just Outside CBD We can offer you for Immediate occupation OFFICE SPACE 1.9e0 sq.ft. (with carpels and partitions) WAREHOUSE SPACE 2.7*4 so,
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      842 25 68 Shop Space a) For Bale ACE OFFERS: Peninsula Plaza, newly completed Ist floor shop space Approx 712 sqft $690 p.s.f Immediate occupancy. Call: *****22 AUTO PARTS CENTRE, shop for sale, centrally located, at Rochore Canal Road. 550 sq.ft. Principals call: *****04 BRAS BASAH ROAO 6 units Old pre-war shophouses.
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      534 25 TO LET HAIR Dressing Salon. Shop unit 422 to 425. Peninsula Plaza Over 1.300 sq ft Please ring *****2 VIEW ENTERPRISE OFFER High '< Street Centre. 2nd floor SS3 sq ft Rental $1,437 p m negotiable Immediate occupation *****2 c) Wanted RESTAURANT SPACE required for rental Good locality. 186 sq
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      304 25 SHOP UNIT AT Ity Plaza, wanted for rent, suitable for snark bar fast food Area 200 lo 300 sq ft Contact: Mr Teo *****03. SHOP UNIT AT Orchard Road wanted for rent Must be above 400 sq fl good location Contact Jane *****1/2 WANTED TO RENT shophouse along main road,
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      593 25 VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES 4 DOCUMENTATION COURSE STAGE I (BASIC) (overs [unil.iiin-ni.il aspects of trading laws, regulations business know-how, import export procedures. documentation, banking, shipping. PSA. etc Theory and Practical plus case studies (42 topics). BtMvo not#t pfovtdod trt># COMMENCING: Thur 31 7 730t010 pm Fri 1 H 700t09
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      641 25 PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE FOR LCCI JUNE 1981 EXAM Full-time a Part-time Courses Commencing 7/8/80 Kurd MM :ll Midland School ol Commerce. Secretarial Studte* Divinon) 303. 3rd Floor, Orch* d Bldg (Above Yuvi Depl Store) Tel: 734M77/*****78 *****2/*****1 PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERT. COURSE Part-time (For LCCI PSC 19»1 Eiem.) Man Wpci
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      55 26 AGED 63 YEARS PASSED AWAY PCACEFULLV ON 27.7 JO ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE: L1MAHOUAN SONS: SENG CHOW SENG KUAN SENG LEE DAUGHTER: JUAT PHENO DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: PEARL POON GRANDSON ALEX FUNERAL ON THURSDAY, 318T JULY 1M0 AT 1.00 PM FROM 173 JALAN KAMPONG CHANTEK BAHRU. SINGAPORE 21$t TO CHUA CHU KANG
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      25 26 Our Heartfelt Condolences to the Family ol lata SHRI P. GOVINDASAMY PILLAI (J.P. BBM) in their recent bereavement J.B. RUPA CO. PTE LTD
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      120 Deaths
      369 26 MR LEE YONG YEO Age 66 ex employee of Chartered Bank passed away peacefully *****. Leaving behind beloved wife Jenny Low Cortege leaves Blk 167. Lorong 1 Toa Payoh on Thursday 31 7 80 at 2 pm AGEDM PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY ON THE 2iTM JULY 1M0 LEAVING BEHIND
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      123 Acknowledgements
      95 26 MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE THE FAMILY ol the lata Mrs. Mercy Chandra Muthiah with to aipraaa their aincera thanks lo Rev Villie DavapKagasam (Chritl Church). Church), relatives. Iriendt. colleagues, all staff of Ward 9 Toa Payoh Hospital lor their kind aiant anca. ettendance. condolencea. wreaths, telegrams
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      124 In Memonam
      43 26 In Loving Memory ol Born: 14th March 1SM Owd: 30th Ju'r 1976 < years have passed But memories of you Will always la.sl DOTply milHd Mid alwaya r«mom b*r»d by Mum. ti«t«r>. brotrwra, istar t-in -law tKOth«ra-in-law ralati»at and trwnda TELANATHAN
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      406 26 DEL MOW TRAVELS PTC. Ltd for economical airfares ii tours lo ail parts of the world. Call at113. Ist floor. Clifford Centre. Raffles Place. Spore 0104 Tel 91 1 173/91 12M/91 1 IBS STPB TA 305 WOULD CHARTERS ORGANISATION for the most economical reliable fares to London Amsterdam Paris Brussels
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      55 26 A LARGE UNITED KINGDOM BASED COMPANY SPECIALISING IN PHARMACEUTICALS, COSMETICS/ PERFUMERIES, ELECTRICAL/ FROZEN FOODS AND DRY GOODS, REQUIRES SOLE AGENTS, DISTRIBUTORS OR INDENT AGENTS FOR THE FAR EAST MARKETS. INTERESTED PARTIES ARE REQUIRED TO WRITE IN WITH DETAILS OF ABILITY TO PERFORM IN THEIR RELATED FIELDS OF ACTIVITY TO BOX
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      1095 27 SINGER Due to our expansion program, we have immediate vacancies for SEWING INSTRUCTRESSES Applicants should be ladies aged between 26 and 45 years, with experience in teaching. They should also be bi lingual in English and Mandarin. Preference will be given to those in possession of a recognised sewing diploma.
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      597 27 CAREER 1 OPPORTUNITIES Due to continued expansion the following vacancies exist tor young, enthusiastic, technically qualified men and women: MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT Experienced Sales Representative required to sell a comprehensive range of equipment which includes Hiab Lorry Loaders Ratcliff Tail Lifts, Acklift Personnel Baskets, Powauto PTOs and Pumps, Trojan Underbody
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      Classic winner is Cup's talking point... Luxury weight for Saas Fee
      392 28  - Classic winner is Cup's talking point... Luxury weight for Saas Fee FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The "topic of the moment" in racing circles is Saas Fee's I having to carry only 57 kilogrammes in the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup over the newlylaid 1,600 metres track on Sunday. Saas
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      237 28 SYDNEY, Tues. Australia's cricketers leave for England and the Jubilee Centenary Test today with doubts still lingering over their preparation for the important contest. Australian captain Greg Chappell believes England's current record wet summer could tip the scales against Australia in the Test. And the
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      Lock icon Brady may sign for Juventus
      414 28 Brady may sign for Juventus LONDON, Tues. Liam Brady, the Republic of Ireland midfield star, will almost certainly join top Italian club Juventus from English First Division side Arsenal in the next few days. Brady has turned down the chance o( moving to Manchester United because he wants to play
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      Lock icon Japan's Oguma retains WBC flyweight title
      118 28 TOKYO, Tues. World Boxing Cooncll flyweight champion Shop llprna, of Japan, punched out a majority points win over South Korean challenger Kirn Sun* Jang here last night. There were no knockdowns In the 15-rounrl bout. Bet Ognma, 29, suffered cats over his eyes in
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      850 28 i PHILIPS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Owing to expansion In ovr ac*rrtt»s regtonaly, we ate now looking fot good canon persons to M tie fottowang newty-cmetod poaWona In our Regional Telecommunications Support Centre. TM* Centre is based In Singapore and Is primarily aimed at providing toctrtcat support to other PhWps marketing teams
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      659 28 with the Leader in Heavy Equipment in Singapore and Malaysia. If you have completed your National Service and preferably possess a NTC 3 or its equivalent in Heavy Duty Diesel or Motor Vehicle Mechanics, you are invited to join our Apprenticeship Scheme. The Scheme is a 3-year course, comprising classroom
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      343 28 I BUMIPUTRA I I Management I I Accountant I $35,000 A leading distributor of heavy machinery and ci equipment with branches and subsidiaries tl Malaysia. Brunei and Singapore, has a vac£) r qualified young person to join its team of prol Accountants at its head office at Petaimg j i
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      Lock icon First test for coach Shahnaz
      314 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By MOHAMMED SHAHNAZ faces his first test as Singapore's hockey coach when the Republic take on Malacca, Perak and Selangor in a quadrangular for the Esso challenge trophy on Aug. 23 and 24 L_ Shahnaz, the former Pakistan hockey wizard, will have just
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      Action only at bottom of list
      381 29  -  WILFRED YEO By THE men's open Masters' qualifying list in the pretournament for the Singapore international bowling championships at the Kallang Bowl, with most of the favourites' having taken their positions at the top, is looking like a calm sea. The action, like undercurrents
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      Lock icon Eight tennis stars for KL
      65 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Rumanian star Hie Nastase and American Roscoe Tanner are among eight players who have agreed to play in a tennis Classic at the Stadium Negara here from Oct. 20-22. The others who will be vying for the US$5O,OOO ($105.500) prize-money are Americans
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      Reunion
      26 29 THERE will be a reunion dinner for former Theresians on October 4. Those interested, please contact Mrs. Maureen Martens or Mrs Joan Lee at (MM
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      Poor response worries Liau
      188 29 ALVTN LIAU. the Singapore Professional Golfers' Association president, is a wot ried man, reports KRNEST FRIDA. The overseas response to the $30,000 Cycle and Carriage-sponsored SPGA championship at the Bukit course from Aug 28-31 has been poor. To date, only three Indonesian professionals have replied to
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      OUT... Surprises axing for Lee, Leong
      357 29  - OUT... Surprises axing for Lee, Leong PETER SIOW By GUARD Lee Boon Kiat and forward Leong Keng Chuan have been dropped from the Singapore team for the Pesta Sukan basketball championship from Aug. 29-Sept. 7 at the Gay World Stadium. Their absence has come as a complete surprise as Lee
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      Trophies only to start them right
      156 29 THE various winners in the Singapore international bowling championships at the Kallang Bowl from Aug. 8-17 will receive more than $30,000 worth of prizes, including expensive watches, pens, lighters and electrical appliances, reports WILFRED YEO. But the youths, whose competition will be inaugurated during
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      Third tennis ranking series next month
      151 29 THE third uf the Singapore Tennis Ranking Series will be held at the Singapore Tennis Centre from August 22-24. The first, sponsored by Seiko, was held In Jane, and the second, by PUa, In July. Players In the series are awarded points as they
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      SAFSA A 2-1
      28 29 SINGAPORE Armed Forces A qualified for the Singapore Hockey Association under-23 tournament semi-finals when they edged out Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 at the Padang yesterday.
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      Grace makes it in 100 m butterfly
      454 29  - Grace makes it in 100 m butterfly KEN J ALLEH Jr. By GRACE CHEONG qualified for next month's South-east Asia age-group swimming championships in the 100 metres butterfly for girls under- L 2 on the second day's trials at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday. Grace was at first apprehensive when
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      Engineers stay in second spot
      306 29 Engineers stay in second spot SINGAPORE AIRLINES Engineers A beat Cobras 6-3 to remain in second spot, behind Changi Gents, in the Singapore Darts Association Division League. Changi lead the table by 10 points. Sheb 5 Heli Orient 4. Cobras 5 F INI, Pnrie Expres A 7 Otis 2. Hell
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      502 29 "The more you learn about our DC-10, the more you know how great it really is." Pete Conrad Former Astronaut Division Vice President. McDonnell Douglas "I've watched airplanes and spacecraft take thoroughly-tested jetliner ever built. Along with U.S. shape for much of my adult life. I'm certain that Government certification,
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      $85,000 Malaysia Cup final windfall for FAS
      260 30  - $85,000 Malaysia Cup final windfall for FAS JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE are in for a $85,000 windfall soon for appearing in the Malaysia cup soccer final against Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium last month. The organisers, the Football Association of Malaysia, collected a gross gate of $221,000, disclosed FAM treasurer
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      Tampines advance
      299 30  -  WILFRED YEO By TAMPINES2 FARRER PARK 0 YOU just can't stop a good side, so Fairer Park United discovered at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, when reigning champions Tampines Rovers mastered them 2-0 to move further ahead in their bid for a second National Football League Division
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      TABLE
      76 30 DfVHONONE PWDL F A P return 13 10 1 lIU] xf Bahru IS 7 3 S» B 1' ■ylaat M 5 3 30 23 r ifnrPait 15 4 5 X 22 II Font 12 I I S It 1! u«IOoa U 4 4 ***** l: natbtttm U 4 4
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      Bahrain switch their group
      279 30 BAHRAIN have been switched from Group B to A to make way for Indonesia's second team in the Lion City Cup under16 soccer tournament from Aug. 24-Sept. 6, reports JOE DORAI. The opening match will be between Singapore A and Malaysia at 7 p.m., followed by
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      'Play clean' plea to SBHFL affiliates
      314 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr Hi THE rising number of cases of misconduct and the recent suspension of three players have prompted the Singapore Business Houses Football League committee to appeal to their 58 affiliates to play "clean football. The latest incidents involved three players Vijay,
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      Anthony in the spotlight again
      313 30  - Anthony in the spotlight again PATRICK BABTIANS By ANTHONY TAN, 16, a national junior squad member, was in the spotlight again, when he whipped Gary Tan »-7, M, 9-5 in j the men's F grade third round of the Ovaltine individual graded squash championships at the Kal lang complex yesterday.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      74 30 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING Pre-tourna- j ment for Singapore international (Kallang Bowl. 4.15) GOLF SLGA League Seletar v Sembawang (SeleUr). RUGBY SRU under 20 tournament semifinals (Farrer Park, 3.30 5). SOCCER Natlaaal LaagM: Mount batten v Armed Forces (Jalan Besar. 8), Toa Payoh v Kaki Bukit (Jurong, 8). Mamawr AlrUan Urap
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      Willey, Willis foil Windies
      178 30 LONDON, Tues A magnificent last-wicket stand by Peter Willey and Bob Willis wrecked the West Indies' hopes of winning the fourth cricket Test at The Oval today and the match ended in a draw. Final scores: England 370 and 209 for nine declared; West indies 265.
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      SCOREBOARD
      150 30 ENGLAND lit INNS: Sit WKST INDIES lit INNS: (Friday's etoae: 45-?) Richard* c Willey b Botham 26 Baeekaa c Knott b Emburey 61 KalUcharraa c Rose bDilley U Murray hit wkt b Dilley 0 Marshall o Rose b Emburey 45 Garaer c Gatting b Botham 46 Hatdiag lbw Dilley
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      346 30 I BUMIPUTRA I I Accountants I $42,000 Our client is a highly successful subsidiary of one of the largest and most diversified groups in the region. They now seek, two j qualified Accountants', to I join their Finance and Accounts Department based in Ipoh and Kuantan. The Area Accountants will
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      Lock icon Just wind them up and let them go...
      701 31  -  WILL GRIMBLEY By 6 THEY look like Snow White's Seven Dwarfs as, armed with their satchels, it's off to work they go stone-faced and resolute. But never whistling They are pawns, like many other international athletes, in a fierce game of national
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      437 31  -  DAVID MINTHORN By MOSCOW. Tues. A Nepalese light-welter-weight, answering the first-round buzzer at the Olympic Games boxing tournament, tip-toed out of his corner with gloves raised and knees quaking. The 63-kilogramme fighter never landed a punch in his first and only Olympic bout.
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULT
      432 31 ATHLETICS Warn** ma, tlmtl: Marita Koch (E Ger) 48 88 sec. (Olympic record); 2 Jarmiia Kratochvilova (Czech), 49 46; 3 Christina La- i than (E Ger), 49.66 BASKETBALL Men Urvop A wml-foal*: Spain 89 Italy Greip B temlflaali: Sweden 70 Poland 67 Soviet Union 120 Hungary 62.
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    265 32 Bani-Sadr pulls out nomination for PM WASHINGTON, Tuesday IRAN'S President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr has withdrawn his nomination for prime minister in a move that could further delay Parliament's long-awaited debate on the fate of the 52 American hostages. Teheran Radio, in a brief broadcast monitored yesterday in Washington, said Mr Bani-Sadr
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    255 32 CAIRO, Ties. The deposed Shah of Iran. a wandering exile tor the last eighteen months af his lite, was barted today, mourned by few of Bis once- powerful Meads, among them disgraced farmer United States President and a depsaed king. A black
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      209 32 March into the past One of the highlights of this year's National Day parade is the Nostalgia Tableau which features old methods of transportation, culture and customs and vanishing trades and occupations. MARGARET CHAN tells the story of how a task force went about hunting for the people and things
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        1315 1  -  SRIVATSA By "COURTESY, like charity, begins at home" may sound too trite a statement but that is the plain truth. There can be no greater influence than that of parents who, by precepts as well as by examples, can inculcate in their children values which
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        37 1 Words are like leaves; and where they most abound, much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. Pope I£«±*JE>* Riches are like mack which stinks In a heap, but spread abroad, make the earth fruitful. Anonymous
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        89 1 INSIDt Asian Manners Although Asians are reputed to be gracious, we are still constantly urged to be more courteous. Have we lost our old polite ways? Find out more about traditional Asian manners on Pago* 6, 7 Rare and lovely We have In Singapore this week a beauty, the only
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      801 2 PICK of the DAY Q A WHEELCHAIR that j can climb stairs could be a real boon to those who really need it, but who would have thought that such an ingenious invention would appear in Science International (Ch 5, 6.35 p.m.)? The programme is in the kiddies' slot but,
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        222 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Employ a snake in hot surroundings on the river (5-4) 1 Chirpy outsider among intelli 7 Trmnquilllse the badly teased grace agents (6) (6) 4 Scotsman goes to his doctor for o «rtra virility (8) 8 Wouldn't It be loverly if It got 9 The
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        117 2 TWO COLOUR FILMS at the National Museum: Welfare For The i People Search For I Harmony In Living, and Education In Japan, at 8 p.m. DRAMA PRESENTATIONS (Singapore Youth Festival 1980), Victoria i Theatre, 7.30 p.m. Admission: $1. LANTERN MAKING DEMONSTRATION, Leng Kee Community I Centre, 7.30 p.m. EXHIBITION of
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        1264 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openinc folowed by What's My 7.30 News (Malay) Line 7.55 Happy Days Marion Rebels 3.20 Diary Of Events (Malay) 8.25 Hawai Five-0 The Flight Of The 3.25 Chemistry Jewels 3.55 New Ed Men Show 9.30 News (English) 4.15 Intermission 9.50 Weather Report 6.00
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        718 3  -  SURINDER SINGH By TwO unusual musical events happened in Singapore recently an Indian group arrived, making beautiful music on instruments that included one first played in a Maharajah's court 95 years ago, and a Singaporean recorded our first local solo harmonica album. MENTION Indian music,
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        723 3  -  DANA LAM By GLAMOUR comes to the humble harmonica at last. Harmonica instructor. Ho Chong Wing, has iust made local musical history he is the first Singaporean to record an album of harmonica tunes.. It will be released by WE A Record (Pte) Ltd
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        350 4 "ftfeXiLASTDAY": (*****) 5 BHOWB at 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 A 9.15 '^BB^B^V aa^^m I Her bod>- carried a .^Satan's child. The visitor B^m "fr t0 fIO P ber! I MtL FERRER GLENN FORD I.ANCEHKNRIK JOHN HUSTON JOANNE NAIL SAM PECKINPAH m SHtI.LF.Y WINTERS— PAIGE a)N\tR ..>. IREX: TOMORROW ONLY! jr->
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        340 5 /yfss\ (he ('fcjncpluiic \/vS<*S-jffi£*jy 6th Floor. Overseas Union House. >^^~**^^ Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104 a^H ■a^B^aW^VHa^a^Bßav Tel *****2 jA presents .^^flj^^^. Potpourri J*\ yfl^Bk. lively medley of B^ fj 3^ j^^ non stop songs and dances. l^L w vdfeav Performed to favourites Hf\Si la\ like "Old Time Religion %IJEm M
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        571 5 For business leisure SPOREX-ASIA and BOAT-ASIA Two Great Leisure Trade Events 6-10 AUGUST 1980 WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE #pO/£M|S.E. Asia 3rd International »V** T»l^ Exhibition of Sports o ve< c s^ s *•I Equipment V&^txd I tA"*^»Je a!l With enlarged international participation, leading c a o^cjoo <^v*,o'< e manufacturers and
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        1243 6 Slogans and posters urge us to "make courtesy our way of life." What we seem to have forgotten is that courtesy was once our way of life. LIM PHAY LING looks into the customs and practices of the various races which are the essence of good manners. On
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        1990 6 4 You simply cannot address your older relatives in Mandarin if they don't understand it. Otherwise they might misinterpret it as an insultl C. M. Wong, 77 4 Modesty is a very important part of Malay culture and it is discourteous to visit a Malay home scantily dressed.
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        119 7 Malay children are taught to recite passages from the Quran at a very young age, and common courtesies are instilled In them through constant reminders and example What is budi? The well brought-up Malay should be familiar with the concept of budi, which is the ideal behaviour expected of
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        553 8 4 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR WHAT WE DO We are a rapidly expanding subsidiary of one of the largest and oldest U.S. multinational companies manufacturing high technology electronic products in a newly constructed factory in Jurong. THE WORK Plan and direct all production in progressive stamping, inaction molding and assembly areas. WHAT
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        515 8 HAVEN AUTOMATION An international instrumentation and engineering company is expanding its activities and now requires the following personnel. A. INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS Applicants should at least possess an ITC Industrial Technician Certificate in Electrical/Electronic Engineering. Minimum 2 years' experience in servicing, troubleshooting and calibration of instruments of control equipment. B. TECHNICAL
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        569 8 Qollei-»i fs*l Our Purchasing Division requires urgently for I immediate placement following categories of I personnel. ASSISTANT BUYER (Electronics/Electrical Parts and Components) The Assistant Buyer will currently report to the Senior Buyer and would be made responsible for a range or category of items according to product groups. Main duties
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        451 8 We are one of the leading companies in this region for the supply of industrial equipments and sole agent for Worthington Pumps, Newman ond Mez electric motors and other worid-renown products. We invite applicants to apply for the following positions:(1) Technical Assistant With a mech. engineering diploma/cert, or other suitable
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