The Straits Times, 17 December 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon They're off to scale new heights
    332 1  - They're off to scale new heights RONNIE WAI Story: AS A reward for good performance and to promote the spirit of adventure, 13 Singapore Armed Forces commandos will trek across 250 km of hard terrain to reach Mount Everest base camp next week. Two other 1 deserving noncommissioned officers from
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    Why final should be telecast live
    120 1 THE Merlion Cup soccer final between Singapore and Australia at the National Stadium will be seen on television tonight. SBC plans a delayed screening of the match at 10.10 p.m. Not good enough, says sports columnist ALAN HUBBARD. The match, almost certainly a sell-out,
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    Lock icon Seaga wins
    34 1 KINGSTON, Fri. The Jamaica labour Party of Prime Minister Edward Seaga today gained total control of parliament by winning all six contested seats in a general election boycotted by the opposition. Reuter
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    Lock icon Decision final, says Mahathir
    590 1 Prime Minister relieved that the constitutional issue did not drag on KUALA LUMPUR, Friday PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad made clear today that there would be no more negotiations with the rulers now that the constitutional issue had been resolved. "Now there will be
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    Lock icon Regrets from two rulers
    225 1 MIAR, Fri. The Sultan of Johor today regretted that Hmno was used to confront the rulers in the constitutional amendments issue. "I do not like other people to laugh at our stupidity," he told more than I,WO villagers of Kampung Parit Bugis and the nearby kampungs
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    Suharto and PM to have informal talks
    177 1 PRESIDENT Suharto will meet Mr Lee Kuan Yew here in Singapore for informal talks on Dec 27. He will fly here from Batam Island, where he will visit Indonesian development projects and will return to the island the same day. The talks here
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    Lock icon Third blow to East-West hopes
    357 1 Soviet bloc suspends talks to cut forces VIENNA, Friday HOPES for East- West disarmament were dealt a further setback yesterday when the Soviet bloc effectively suspended talks here on reducing conventional armed forces in central Europe. The Vienna talks between the Warsaw Pact and the
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      Lock icon WE MUST TALK SAYS MOSCOW
      83 1 HELSINKI, Fri. The Soviet Union today stressed the need for negotiation in view of the serious international situation and said it viewed next month's disarmament conference at Stockholm with importance. A joint statement issued after talks between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and his Finnish
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    Lock icon US deficit hits record $24 b
    216 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The (IS balance of payments deficit soared to a record US$l2 billion (about $21.5 billion) in the third quarter of 1983, mainly due to a strong dollar, slow growth abroad and economic troubles in developing countries, the government said today. The figure
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      43 1 Warm feelings after the signing. Events leading up to the accord. Page 20 Editorial Page 24 Inside 88 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,7,8 CAUSEWAY 21 EDITORIAL 24 LETTERS 25 TIMES DOLLAR 27-3« CLASSIFIEDS 31 43 RACING 41, 41 SPORTS 43 47
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      738 2 Blue collar pays IT PAYS to be a blue-collar worker in Singapore. A production operator can earn more than a sales assistant, a clerk /typist or a receptionist, the latest salary survey by the Singapore National Employers Federation shows. The survey covered 69 companies employing 18,348 non-executive workers. It
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      Comment
      269 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE resolution of the Malaysian constitutional impasse two days ago is likely to prevent recurrence of a similar crisis in future. Despite the compromise to the rulers, the political leadership has managed to reassert the vital principle of the supremacy of Parliament in the legislative
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      235 2 CASH ON THE LINE, WITHOUT LEAVING OFFICE IMAGINE BEING able to get cash right there in your office, whenever you need it, without having to pop into the nearest bank. That's what the 500 workers at Tan Chong Motors' Bukit Timah showroom will enjoy soon the luxury of having
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      227 2 Liem's victory LIEM Swie King kept Indonesia's colours flying high as he launched his bid for the Badminton Grand Prix men's singles title with a 15-3, 15-10 victory over Ong Beng Teong, of Malaysia, in Jakarta on Thursday night. Misbun Sidek, of Malaysia, showed he is also a top
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      Around the world
      575 2 LDP victory expected THE ruling Liberal Democratic Party is expected to be returned to power in Japan with a comfortable majority after the country goes to the polls on Sunday. Four independent surveys have found that the LDP may induct eight or 10 Conservative independent MPs into
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      Across the Causeway
      224 2 Accord welcomed THE accord on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill has been warmly welcomed throughout the country. Umno Malaysia yesterday described the signing of the Bill by the Acting King as a show of love by a Ruler for his subjects and the subjects for their Ruler. Datuk
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      Section Two
      486 2 TV update CHANNEL 5 3.25 2nd Merlion Cup Soccer Tournament Australia vs South Korea (2nd Semi-Finals) 10.10 2nd Merlion Cup Soccer Tournament Singapore vs Australia (Final) Friend of trees IF THERE was anyone most suited to write a book on the Singapore Botanic Gardens, it was American poet
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      Lock icon Hawke says nuclear warships issue resolved
      248 3 Hawke says nuclear warships issue resolved SYDNEY, Fri. Prime Minister Bob Hawke said that differences with the United States and Britain over the docking of their nuclear warships in Australian ports had been resolved. Mr Hawke said in a radio interview yesterday that as a result of discussions "at the
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      Lock icon Manila children take to the streets in protest
      55 3 EVEN children are taking to the streets in Manila. And leading 2,000 of them is 12-year-old Kristina Aquino (right, wearing glasses), youngest daughter of assassinated opposition leader Benigno Aquino. They marched through the Makati financial district on Thursday demanding the resignation of
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      Polls predict comfortable win for LDP
      374 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST Despite the Tanaka factor By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. In spite of its close association with disgraced politician Kakuei Tanaka, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is expected to be returned to power with a comfortable majority after the country goes to
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      Lock icon Foreign nations query mystery deaths
      163 3 Foreign nations query mystery deaths JAKARTA, Fri. The Netherlands, the United States, and other nations have expressed concern over the alleged extralegal executions of criminals that human rights groups say have resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said here today. He said two months
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      Lock icon Arrested for drug crimes
      57 3 ROME, Fri. Rome police arrested 64 people last night in a crackdown on the drugs trade in the city suburbs following a two-year investigation. Those arrested were charged with the distribution of about 100 kg of pure heroin over the past two years and eight murders
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      Lock icon Nakasone says he will visit China
      78 3 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today said he planned to visit China in March. The exact date of the visit is being arranged through diplomatic channels, he said during an election campaign stop at Akita in northern Japan. Mr Nakasone, who played host
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      Lock icon Drug for heart illness synthesised
      146 3 NEW DELHI, Friday A SUBSTANCE which dissolves blood clots and could represent an important breakthrough in the prevention of heart attacks has become the latest drug produced through genetic engineering. The substance, called tissue plasminogen activator (TPA), was created by the US biotechnology company, Genetech.
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      Lock icon Suharto and Mahathir to keep Brunei date
      84 3 Suharto and Mahathir to keep Brunei date JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian President Suharto, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and the Malaysian King have agreed to attend Brunei's Feb 23 independence ceremonies, the daily Kompas reported today. It quoted Minister of State, Lt-Gen Sudharmono, as telling reporters on the
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        Lock icon Japanese official in Hanoi
        175 3 TOKYO. Fri. A senior Japanese Foreign Ministry official held talks for three hours in Hanoi yesterday with Vietnamese Vice-For-eign Minister Ha Van Lau on international affairs, Japan's Kyodo news agency reported. In a dispatch from Hanoi, Kyodo said Mr Hiroshi Hashimoto, head of the Japanese ministry's
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        Lock icon Embassy demolition continues
        123 3 Embassy demolition continues JAKARTA. Fri. The demolition of former Chinese embassy buildings in Jakarta will continue despite reports of Chinese protests. Foreign Minister Moehtar Kusumaatmadja said here today. He added that he was not aware of a recent statement by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qi Huaiyuan accusing Indonesia with violating
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        Lock icon Marcos wants new voters' roll
        134 3 MANILA. Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos today directed the National Assembly to approve a law for a new voters registration all over the Philippines as a means to ensure clean and honest National Assembly elections next year. The President, in a speech in the summer resort
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      Lock icon Polish forces act to avert demos
      279 4 Polish forces act to avert demos Solidarity calls for protests in memory of Gd riot dead GDANSK, Friday SECURITY forces sealed off a monument to Polish workers killed by police in 1970 food riots as supporters of the banned Solidarity trade union prepared to demonstrate today in memory of the
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      Lock icon Good deed that almost went sour
      81 4 Good deed that almost went sour WAITER Richard Daldini was just trying to do his good deed for the day when he leaned over the balcony of the Harbourwatch Restaurant in Sydney, Australia, to retrieve a cigarette lighter a customer had dropped. His good sentiments almost cost him his life
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      Lock icon Deadline set for budget refund freeze
      219 4 STRASBOURG, Fri. The president of the European parliament has given community governments until noon on Tuesday to consider his assembly's grievances before he signs into law its decision yesterday to freeze a budget refund for Britain. Parliamentary staff said President Piet Dankert's message was
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      Lock icon South African bomb blasts
      71 4 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. A series of bomb explosions in South Africa, including attacks on three government offices though no one was injured has put the authorities on the alert today. Today is the Day of the Covenant, a public holiday, and is of special importance to white
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        Lock icon Danish election date
        60 4 THE COUNTDOWN to Denmark's seventh election in 13 years started yesterday after Parliament voted against the fragile centre-right minority government's economic policy. Opposition parties on both right and left voted last night by 93 to 77 against the coalition's cost-cutting budget for next year, forcing Prime Minister
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        Lock icon Talks on Lebanon
        51 4 AMERICAN MIDDLE EAST envoy Donald Rumsfeld met Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in Jerusalem yesterday for top-secret talks on Lebanon. He was to meet Defence Minister Moshe Arens later. Mr Rumsfeld arrived from Damascus on Thursday evening after a dav nf talks with Syrian President Hafez Assad.
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        Lock icon Antarctica report
        59 4 THE UNITED NATIONS General Assembly has asked Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar to launch a thorough study of Antarctica. The assembly adopted a resolution by its political and security committee requesting Mr Perez de Cuellar to prepare a "comprehensive, factual and objective study of all aspects of Antarctica"
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        Lock icon Cut of the cloth
        68 4 THE REAGAN administration yesterday was preparing to tell leaders of the domestic textile industry how far it would go in limiting imports from major producers around the world. Officials said in Washington that no announcement of the decision is expected until next week. President Ronald Reagan
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        Lock icon Space station plan
        67 4 PRESIDENT REAGAN is considering development of a permanently-manned space station which could cost as much as US$l9 billion (Ss4o billion) by the year 2000, administration officials said on Thursday. They said he may seek up to US$2OO million in his 1985 budget request to Congress to develop
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      Opposition demands debate
      205 4 Opposition demands debate Reuter sale controversy LONDON, Friday A CONTROVERSY over the public sale of the billion-pound Reuters, the worldwide news organisation, emerged in Parliament yesterday with the opposition Labour Party demanding a full-scale debate over its proposed flotation. Mr Bryan Gould, a television journalist elected to Parliament in June,
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      Lock icon 'News from on high' deal signed
      90 4 In SYDNEY, Reuters and the Australian Associated Press today announced the formation of a new company to develop advanced communications facilities for distributing news and information by satellite all over Australia. The new company, known as AAP-Reuters Communications Pty Ltd, will establish a major
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      Lock icon Smyslov half point from chess finals with draw
      115 4 LONDON, Fri. Formerworld champion Vasily Smyslov of the Soviet Union, playing black, yesterday moved within half a point of eliminating Hungarian Grandmaster Zoltan Ribli with a steady draw in game 10 of their world chess championship match. Ribli, 32, needed a win
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      Lock icon Phalangist move begins
      111 7 Phalangist move begins A DRUZE Muslim militiaman, armed with a Soviet rifle, guides trucks carrying refugees out of the beseiged down of Deir Al-Qamar, 22 km south of Beirut. By yesterday, nearly 1,000 civilians, most of them Lebanese Christians, had left the town for Beirut under the flag of the
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      Lock icon Arafat and men under fire again
      315 7 Land and sea attacks by Israelis and rebels TRIPOLI, Fri. Mr Yasser Arafat and his 4,000 loyalist guerillas, already under siege in this northern Lebanon port, came under intense land and sea attack yesterday and today from the Israelis as well as Palestine Liberation
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      Lock icon New Jersey in action again
      122 7 BEIRUT, Fri. The US battleship New Jersey went into action for the second successive day yesterday in what a spokesman said was support for US Marines under attack at Beirut airport. A US Marine spokesman said the New Jersey fired 40 rounds from its fiveinch
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      Lock icon Inflation in Israel nears 200 pc
      62 7 JERUSALEM, Fri. Israel's crisis-ridden economy received another jolt today with the announcement that inflation leapt by 15.2 per cent in November, the second highest monthly jump recorded. Economic experts predicted it would take the annual rate for 1983 to almost 200 per cent, far
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      Lock icon Accord on permanent ceasefire reached
      224 7 DAMASCUS, Fri. The Lebanese opposition National Salvation Front announced in Damascus today that it had reached an agreement with the Beirut government on a permanent ceasefire and the reopening of Beirut airport. The announcement was made by officials of the mainly Druze Progressive Socialist Party
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      Lock icon S. Africa offers Namibia truce
      164 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. South Africa today proposed a mutual force disengagement on the Namibia-Angola border as the first step in a peaceful independence settlement for the former UN-man-dated territory. In a message to Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar, the South African Foreign Minister, Mr
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      Lock icon IMF man warns of protectionist peril
      231 8 IMF man warns of protectionist peril WASHINGTON, Pri. A ttf International Monetary Fund official has said that protectionism has risen alarmingly in recent years and could threaten the global economic system. Mr Jacques de Larosiere, the IMF's managing director, said yesterday: "With the close economic and financial interdependence that now
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      Lock icon US fights dioxin pollution
      296 8 US fights dioxin pollution WASHINGTON, Fri THE government here has launched a nationwide plan to combat dioxin pollution, including the buying up of one contaminated town for US$33 million (5570.3 million). The plan was disclosed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) yesterday after dioxin pollution had been detected in dozens
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      Lock icon A feat to tell twins apart
      65 8 GREENVEILLE (Texas), Fri. Will the real Ryan please cry out? For three weeks, Ryan Clausen (left) and his identical twin Bryan (right) had everyone, including mummy Gwen, stumped. Their name tags were removed during a nappy change. And telling the two-month-old boys apart was
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      Lock icon E1 Salvador told to purge rightists
      237 8 E1 Salvador told to purge rightists SAN SALVADOR, Fri. The United States has offered increased military aid to El Salvador on the condition that the government launches a campaign to exile rightists involved in death squads, political sources said. Highly-placed source*; said yesterday that th offer was presented by Vice-President
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      Lock icon 250,000-bulb Christmas
      49 8 NEW ORLEANS, Fri. Ai Copeland has won court approval for a bright Christmas about 250,000 bulbs bright. Mr Copeland 's neighbours j had taken him to court to try to force a blackout in his garden. They said his Christmas display attracted 250.000 people a yeai'. Reuter
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      Lock icon Plastic surgeon gets $2 m for 'anguish'
      140 8 Plastic surgeon gets $2 m for 'anguish' CORPUS CHRISTI (Texas), Fri. A plasti c su r geo n yesterday won himself US$l mil-,' lion (552.14 million) iti^ damages for mental anguish after a court agreed that he was supplied with defective" equipment to shore up his clients' sagging breasts. A
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      Blue-collar workers earn more
      380 11  - Blue-collar workers earn more HSUNG BEE HWA By IT PAYS to be a bluecollar worker in Singapore. The latest salary survey carried out by the Singapore National Employers Federation shows that a production operator can earn more than a sales assistant, a clerk typist or a receptionist. The survey, which
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      Police arrest 12 in night swoop
      190 11 POLICE arrested 12 people and seized some gangla nd weapons in anticrime operations in the To a Payoh and Pay a Lebar areas on Thursday night. Of the 12 suspects picked up by the Toa Payoh police, one was wanted for cheating, five were
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      Shophouse damaged by fire
      90 11 Shophouse damaged by fire AN hour-long fire damaged a three-storey shophouse at Mosque Street yesterday. No one was injured. The fire was first spotted at about 6.45 a.m. by a son of Mr Fong Ng Shiong, 54, whose family lives on the first floor of the shophouse. Firemen who came
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      Areas affected by water and power works
      179 11 THE Public Utilities Board will join a new water main to the existing mains at Bedok North Road and Upper Changi Road to cater for new developments in the Bedok and Changi areas. The water supply will be shut down from 8 p.m.
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      PAP holding second jog to prepare for polls
      325 11 THE People's Action Party will hold another "warm-up" session for its members and supporters to get toned up for the next general elections to be held within the next 24 months. Two more of its seven districts, City East and City South,
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      Man charged with cheating three people
      235 11 Man charged with cheating three people A MAN was charged yesterday with cheating three people by deceiving them into believing that cheques issued by him would \ye hounoured. He was also accused of two counts of fraud. Tan Tuang Sing, 33, allegedly cheated Mr Leo Sim Nah into renting him
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      Radin Mas scholarships
      37 11 THE Radin Mas citizens' consultative rommittee is offering scholarships for children who live in the area. Students from primary, secondary pre-uni-versity and university levels may apply. The closing date for applicatioas is Dec 25.
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      New-style traffic ticket in plastic cover
      139 11 New-style traffic ticket in plastic cover TRAFFIC Police introduced a new kind of summons form for parking offences from Dec 1. The ticket contains a list of 23 offences and each ticket is protected by a thin plastic cover when it is left on the windscreen of an offending vehicle.
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      Getting the message across with 'kids'
      160 11 Getting the message across with 'kids' CHRISTMAS is a season for giving, and this "kidney kid", is out to help you give the ultimate present life. Fifteen of these National Kidney Foundation kids are stationed at cinemas, shopping centres and public buildings, each carry ing 1,000 organ donor cards. These
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      Rescue on the high seas
      664 12  - Rescue on the high seas GERRY de SILVA Lady Luck and a singer's I voice save 151 passengers By LADY Luck and the voice of a woman singer helped in the rescue of 151 Indonesians, Including 77 women and children, adrift in a ferry for nearly two weeks. Yesterday the
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      Musical treat for the office worker
      255 12 IF YOU dislike lunchtime crowds or have spare time during lunch, consider getting away from the hustle and bustle with some soothing music. That was what about 100 people did yesterday at Shell Tower in Raffles Place where a Singapore Symphony Orchestra brass trio
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      Legal action to be taken against building contractor
      266 12 LEGAL action will be taken against a building contractor for flouting safety rules at a block of uncompleted flats at a Potong Pasir housing estate, said a factory inspector. This is because a construction worker had fallen from the eighthstorey of the
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      Pharmacist fined for tablet sale
      116 12 A MEDICAL shop sales assistant, who was not told that a particular type of tablet could only be sold by prescription, sold the tablet one day to an undercover Health Ministry inspector. Yesterday, the head pharmacist of the shop, Medical Hall in Straits Trading Building
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      Army and air force exercises next week
      149 12 THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold exercises next week in, the Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Bah Soon Pah, Wing Loong and Ulu Sembawang training areas. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used in these exercises from Monday to Dec 24. The public is
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      Mum stays a step ahead of trouble
      111 15 THIS house at Vaughan Road off Ipper Serangoon Road was damaged when an embankment wall gave way during heavy rain on Thursday afternoon. Two bedrooms and a kitchen were damaged after the wall tumbled down the slope. Housewife Mrs Sim Jiak Yong «*nd
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      Fewer Scheme B buses from Toa Payoh
      157 15 Fewer Scheme B buses from Toa Payoh THE Scheme B services operating from Toa Payoh will be cut down by one-third when Singapore Bus Service starts its new bus system there. The present 12 Scheme B services will be reduced to eight. The Scheme B changes will be implemented from
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      SBS to merge services 86 and 97
      109 15 SINGAPORE Bus Service will integrate services 86 and 97 into a new service running between Hougang and Jurong East Central from Sunday. The new service will be called 97 and will be one-man-opera tod At present, service 86 operates betwee;. Housing Interchange and
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      New booklet published by NPB
      66 15 New booklet published by NPB FORMATION on the legislation ~.nd training in occupational safety and health is now availble in a booklet published by the National Productivity Board (NPB). Kntitled legislation and Training in Occupational Safety and Health, it is based on The findings of a comnrittse. it will he
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      T. Pagar computer club
      89 15 T. Pagar computer club TANJONG Pagar entered the computer league yesterday when it joined the ranks of about 30 other community centres by opening a computer club. At the opening of the club, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister. Mr Ch'ne Jit Koon, said the club would help
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      No tours
      24 15 THERE will be no conducted tours of the National Museum on Christmas Eve (Dec 24) and New Year's Eve I Dec 31
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      '$1,000 change' conman strikes again
      280 15 '$1,000 change' conman strikes again THE man with the $1,000 bill triclf has struck again this time in a Chinese medicine store. The victim, who is poorer by $690, is Mr Choong Chor Fong, owner of Ming Tai Company in Upper Cross Street. He has reported to the police how
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      Colour TV fees up: Dealers fear the sales pinch
      158 15 RADIO and electric*] traden are worried that the Increase of Hcence fees for colour televisions from next month may affed their business The president of the 130--member Radio and Klectrical Traders' Association of Singapore, Mr Foo Kin Sack, said on Wednesday
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      No check-off system for Satu
      344 15 Labour Ministry rescinds approval after queries from some members THE Labour Ministry has decided to rescind its approval for the Singapore Air Trans port- Workers' Union (Satu) to collect membership dues through check-off arrangements with employers. The move immediately freezes about $50,000 in subscription collections
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      Xmas shopping for a cause
      151 15 SHOP FOR Christmas and contribute a bit for ityThis is the idea behind the Christmas Fair organised by the Children's Charities Association. The two-day fair which begins today at the Conference Hall in Shenton Way will have about 50 stalls selling toys, books, food and
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      QC to defend officials of Workers' Party
      116 18 QUEEN's Counsel John Clifford Mortimer has been admitted to the Singapore Bar to defend the secretary-general and chairman of the Workers' Party, who jointly face charges relating to the party's accounts. Mr Mortimer's admission, granted by Mr Justice Chua yesterday, was on the
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      Dinner-dance
      35 18 A DINNER and dance will be held at the Duke Hotel today by the women's subcommittee of Boon Teck community centre. The guest of honour will be Mr Michael Liew, MP for Boon Teck.
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      Public toilets are looking better
      452 18  -  JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA SSy But do not expect miracles overnight 4 IT IS a long and on-going process. The antilittering campaign took us nearly 10 years, m This is more difficult. It is more personal. Ministry of Environment official. IT LOOKS like Singaporeans are not quite
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      When Saturday night Sever means disco on wheelchairs
      162 18 WITH their best wheels forward, these young polio victims will whirl, twirl and jive in their first public disco dancing display tonight. William Ng, ?A, and wheeling in step behind him, Dexter Goh, 25, are among a team of young men from
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      Purely commercial motives behind Chiwan venture
      293 18  -  TERESA LIM By Business Times Correspondent in Hongkong THE inspiration for eight Singapore companies' investment in China's Chiwan supply base is "purely commercial" and not inspired by anything political, asserted Intraco managing director Mr Chandra Das on Thursday. "I will stand by it this
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      Cancelled
      21 18 THE puppet show at the National Library by Mr Chow Pak Hong and his friends scheduled for today is cancelled.
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      One dies, another hurt in accidents
      144 18 A PEDESTRIAN died after he was knocked down by a motorcycle along Punggol Road on Thursday at about 7.40 a.m. Mr Chen Ah Hing, 40, was crossing the road near the 13.5 km mark when the accident occurred. He was taken to Tan Tock
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      Kin of dead man sought
      66 18 POLICE want to contact the next-of-kin of Mr Gopal so Krishnan who died in a temporary shed beside a Sungei Road construction site on Monday. Mr Gopal, aged about 60, was last known to be living at 108, Albert Street, which has since been demolished.
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      'Value of short-term sentences doubtful'
      375 22 'Value of short-term sentences doubtful' It might have negative effects, says judge SHORT-TERM prison sentences have little or no rehabilitative value but might have negative effects if the prisoners come into contact with seasoned criminals. Com muni ty-based rehabilitation might be a better solution' than short- term imprisonment for the
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      Farmer fined $300 for having bear
      333 22 A MAN has found out that it is very costly to have a live teddy bear as a pet. Mr Tan Yong Hua, 34, was fined $300 by a magistrate's court yesterday for keeping a Malayan Sun bear in his home without a licence
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      'Business with supplier grew by 1,000 times'
      332 22 a tj *h^^-^B A CORRUPTION hearing was yesterday told that a company which supplied printed circuits to a video manufacturer saw its business with the factory grow by about 1,000 times in value terms in four years. Supplies of printed circuits from Pentex
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      155 12 Plaza Singapura welcomes Christmas with bright and jolly events (2.30pm-5.3o P m) It's the season to be merry. And what j& PLAZA SINGAPURA Singapura! We've lined up a really super a^Nlv?> Hk L^HRTw Easier shopping level by level. K A K -f'll iH "+h V n/N. JMj v>: v^iLJ 68
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      327 19 Fantasising about the exciting gifts you'll receive for Christmas Diapet- Miniature models of all -j- is one of Ihe joys of childhood. And Daimaro is where little makes of vehicles, from cars to 1 K A L. I -ri bulldozers, imagine finding exact fantasies can come true. There're super games,
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      Lock icon Sudirman the singer called to the Bar
      100 20 Sudirman the singer called to the Bar KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Popular recording artiste, Sudirman Haji Arshad, was admitted as an advocate and solicitor of the High Court today. The singing lawyer, however, has not made up his mind whether to pursue a career in entertainment or in law. Sudirman, who
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      Lock icon Police cripple Perth drug syndicate
      88 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian police believe they have crippled a drug trafficking syndicate said to be operating from the Australian city of Perth. Deputy Home Affairs Minister Kassim Ahmad said that 12 people had been arrested after a police swoop which began with the arrest
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      Lock icon Warm feelings after signing of Bill
      412 20 'Show of love by ruler for subjects and subjects for ruler' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE accord on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill has been warmly welcomed throughout the country. Umno Malaysia today described the signing of the Bill by the Acting King as a show
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      Lock icon Mahathir on the events leading up to the accord
      678 20 THE following are extracts from an interview Bernama had with Malaysia's Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, on the signing of the Constitution (Amendments) Bill. The interview was conducted on board the plane that took Dr Mahathir back to Kuala
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      Lock icon Seven-month-old baby has open heart surgery
      106 20 PETALING JAYA, Fri. A surgeon at the Univeristi Hospital scored a first when he performed open heart surgery on a seven-month-old baby weighing only 1 kg last Friday. The patient, Rohaidah blnti Mohd Rashld, was the youngest in the country to have undergone such
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      Lock icon East Coast flood situation improves
      144 20 East Coast flood situation improves KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The flood situation in the East Coast states improved today except in some districts. In KELANTAN, many evacuees returned from relief centres where they had taken shelter. There are now less than 1,000 people in such centres in the state. The water
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      145 20 VIOORpUSIC^ this Christmas can be an unforgettable joy for trie whole family at the victor music Christmas Fair. You'll be treated to free surprise door-gifts, dazzling organ performances, astounding magic shows (by the talented victor Khoo!), games and lucky draws (lots of prizes must be won!), and much more. Come
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      365 21 THE NEW BMW FOUR DOOR 3 SERIES. AN OPEN AND SHUT CASE. i When you think about it, adding rear doors to the 3 series width by 18mm without changing the external dimensions at all. tyres. And standard, five-speed gearbox, or the fuel-saving four was an obvious move on our
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      Fantastic Fandi
      186 23 Star sends hosts into final SOCCER fans had a big treat when Singapore played China in the semi-finals of the Merlion Cup. For the star of the game was Fandi Ahmad. The doctor had told him he should rest but he wanted to play for Singapore. The'crowd of
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      Contractors to blame for 60 pc of blackouts
      92 23 Contractors to blame for 60 pc of blackouts DON'T immediately blame the Public Utilities Board the next time you are hit by a blackout. Sixty per cent of the blackouts this year has been caused by private contractors damaging underground cables. The PUB is now thinking of taking contractors to
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      Govt gets more strict with illegal video
      163 23 Govt gets more strict with illegal video THE government is getting more strict with illegal video operators to make sure they have no place to carry out their business. The HDB introduced tougher rules to stamp out illegal video operations in Housing Board flats recently. The government will introduce new
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      December is really cold
      47 23 THIS has been the coldest December in four years. And on Dec 2 we had the second coldest day on record with a temperature of 21.9 degrees Celsius. The coldest day ever recorded was on Jan 31, 1934 when the temperature was 19.6.
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      Economy better than expected
      175 23 Economy better than expected SINGAPORE'S economy will do better than expected this year, Dr Tony Tan said this week. "We have done better than we had expected earlier this year," the Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry said at the end of his tour of Mountbatten and Katong. Things
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      IN SHORT
      99 23 IN SHORT A SINGER was fined $750 by a court for using bad words on stage. Patrick Lee Khuay Swee, lead singer of the Speedway, was performing at the Rainbow Lounge with his seven-man group. A HAIRDRESSING salon gave free haircuts to residents of Cheshire Home in Changi this week.
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      Income tax cut to beat inflation?
      189 23 IF WORKERS get more wages to keep up with the higher cost of living and they have to pay more income tax, then higher wages are no help. The government will consider a cut in income tax if it helps Singaporeans to fight inflation.
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      New bus system
      60 23 TOA Payoh bus commuters will no longer have to go round in circles. From Dec 26, trunk services will not go round the estate. Instead, there will be feeder services linking various parts of the estate to the new interchange at the junction of Lorong 2 and
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      New fleet of taxis makes its appearance
      61 23 New fleet of taxis makes its appearance A NEW taxi fleet showed up on the roads this week. They are all driven by Singapore Armed Forces' Reservists. All 105 drivers were selected because of their good performance in national service. The taxis of the Singapore Commuter Pte Ltd have red
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      53 die in jet disaster
      107 23 AN ENGINE dropped out of a cargo plane onto a textile factory on Wednesday. It caused a big explosion. The plane then crashed nearby. At least 53 people were killed. The accident in Colombia in South America also set fire to two other factories nearby.
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      Floods wipe out holiday tours
      96 23 Floods wipe out holiday tours TRAVEL agents here have cancelled tours to Malaysia because of the floods. Various bus companies which provide services to the East Coast have also cancelled their services. Many roads along the East Coast haw been cut because of flooding or because the bridges are under
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      Expensive Playboys
      40 23 A PROPERTY developer was fined $500 for having banned magazines like Playboy and Penthouse, and obscene playing cards in his home. Ho Kok Cheong of People's Park Development pleaded guilty. He said they were for his own entertainment.
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      World wise
      153 23 World wise A MAN in England confessed to the murder of his wife when construction workers dug up a skull from his garden. He had murdered his wife, cut her up and buried the pieces 23 years ago. The skull did not belong to his wife and turned out to
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      Trial for ex-army rulers
      60 23 THE Argentine military leaders who made war with Britain over the Falkland Islands are to go on trial. The newly elected government said they would be tried for "spreading terror, pain and death throughout Argentine society." The military leaders ruled Argentina from 1976 until last year.
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      More Hongkong producers sought
      107 23 SBC wants to get television producers from Hongkong. This is because there will be more locally-produced Mandarin serials next year. The nead of the drama unit, Mr Leung Lap Yan who is from Hongkong, returned from Hongkong this week. He had gone there to get five
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      355 23 j rymißm **<»' i^«^^^^^^^» 16th cfntury Tudor armour and armaments 20th century Tudor Princv Dott Dnv. The Tiidor Oyster Prince Date Day Time armoured in steel Secured within the seamless steel case of the solid block of stainless steel; it has no seams. It gives two seals against the elements.
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    The Straits Times says Vital gain for democracy
    484 24 The Straits Times says Vital gain for democracy NOW that the impasse over the four-month-old constitutional crisis in Malaysia has been amicably resolved, the question that will be asked many times over in the weeks ahead is whether it was worth all the trouble. To the Umno-led National Front government,
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    This and that Things people ask of me when they hear I am going home
    751 24  - This and that Things people ask of me when they hear I am going home NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK I went home to Singapore for a short visit recently. Aside from a few pieces of essential clothing, my luggage was loaded with gifts salted fish, local fruit, jars
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    496 24 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane JUST A WORD JUST a word, an eyecatching word, and it can get you all wrapped up in memories. For me, symposium is one such word. Ordinarily, it means "a conference or seminar" and nothing more. Little did I realise that it could aiso
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    Why the Russians will not 'crawl back' to the negotiating table
    1661 24  - Why the Russians will not 'crawl back' to the negotiating table JOHN DRYSDALE Behind the headlines By of Global Stats Ltd, London An in-depth look at major news events this week WHY did the sensational American television film, The Day After. i fail to shift public opin- ion in Britain
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      332 24 ■bh»—^H FULLY IMPORTED FROST-FREE REFRIGERATORS A* Now when you trade in your old fridge and buy a Goldstar Frost «^n> Free refrigerator, we'll reimburse you a $100 for any purchase M of the Goldstar models GR 235 FSL or GR 300 TS m or GR 350 SL and $70 for
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      All for cashless salaries
      307 25 All for cashless salaries Labour Ministry says I REFER to the article •Cashless salaries proposal is rejected". (ST. Dec 16). The report, which claimed that the government had rejected a proposal to amend the Employment Act to allow employers to pay wages by cheque or through bank accounts, is grossly
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      All Singaporeans must help promote tourism
      481 25 TOURISM, the so-called hidden export, is extremely important to our economy. In recent months, there has been a drop in tourist arrivals and earnings. The cause is, among others, the worldwide recession, the strong Singapore dollar and the imposition of exit taxes in some
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      Patient's case file could not be located
      198 25 Patient's case file could not be located AT 9.15 a.m. on Dec 9, I went to the Specialist Outpatient Clinic in Alexandra Hospital. I had been given an appointment for 10 a.m. On reaching the hospital, I queued up and got my number at about 9.35 a.m. For the next
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      US must not take sides in —Middle East
      307 25 US must not take sides in Middle East THE Israeli Prime Minister's visit to the United States and the end result of stronger military ties between the two countries is just another case of US mispolicy in the Middle East. The collaboration between the two countries, more of an alliance,
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      Pedestrians have right of way
      185 25 IT IS very heartening to read that the Traffic Police are mounting a campaign against traffic offenders. They should also act against all those who misuse tiled pavements, walkways, five-foot ways, etc, which are for pedestrians. The slopes and ramps at the ends of these
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      Residents are living in fear
      197 25 I LIVE in Holy Innocents Lane. Ever since a portion of the lane was closed, I have been using Jalan Kachip. I wrote a letter on June 6 stating the dangers of using Jalan Kachip. The Housing Board replied that it would improve conditions in
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      320 26 it's a day's outing. With a playground. A \J 9jH^|^^^ The Chuck E Cheese SuSo,^he Sck 9 E^C°hep^ Time W RESSSnt^^ Family Restaurant, a fast-food restaurant >. J|^y^ f\J most fun family restaurant m town chuck e unlike anything you've ever seen before. \''sJh|' Jb j f"||^k c Sai3i*eSS2aS h
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
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        33 27 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 58 37 27 Finance 8 9 9 Hotels 4 2 5 Properties 8 1 6 Plantations 8 2 1 Mining 5 0 1 Deb/Loans 1 4 5
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        Investors profit gains
        240 27 Investors profit gains THE SIGNING of the Constitutional Amendment Bill on Thursday failed to excite the Singapore stock market yesterday. Instead. investors took their profits and sold stocks that had risen over the week. A dealer summed up the sentiment: "Now that there are no factors impeding the market, investors
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 27 INDICES Highs Lows 1974 1982 Sales $23,283,000 $72,666,000 Operating profit $.J..'88.000 $7,979,000 Net profit $1,684,000 $3,146,000 Dividend 6% 6% Net earnings/share 5.7 ct its 5.2 cents No. of issued shares 20.85 J. 000 60.869.000
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        39 27 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 64 19 30 Finance 4 3 6 Hotels 1 1 0 Properties 8 3 0 Oil Palms 4 2 2 Tins 7 4 4 Rubbers 7 3 5 Deb/Loans 2 0 1
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          45 27 TalamMkies 1380 +50 Kamuntktf 50c 690 +40' MA A 1000 +30 Ambassador 930 +30 River view 440 +26 FimaMßox 440 +22 G E Life 1760 +20 BerjayaKawat 344 +20 T Harbour 428 18 Kemayan 510 +14 Syn Resin 338 +12 Lion Corpn 295 +12
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          Falls
          49 27 UM Flour 720 -10 M Breweries 705 -10 UOB 570 -10 Tong Men{ 300 -10 Dunlop kid 370 -6 DBS 995 -5 M Banking 925 -5 Prima 670 -5 K I Industries 660 -5 Keck Seni 625 -5 Straits TrarJni 610 -5 A B N lOOfl 251 -5
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          Indices
          44 27 Dec 15 Dec 16 BT Composite: 936.88 937.25 BT Indicator: *****28 *****87 ST Industrials: 981.91 983.49 ST Finance: 2794.92 2801.49 ST Hotels: 931.24 934.85 ST Properties: 699.92 702.65 ST Minings: 281.15 283.98 ST Plantations: 1520.94 1525.18 OCBC: 816.13 816.10 SES Ind: 727.66 731.11
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          Most Active
          23 27 Chuan Hup 904,000 UOL CULS 883,000 Pahang Cons 702,000 Cerebos 685,000 General Corp 486,000 Total turnover: 13.51m Total value: $37. 17m
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        KLSE ends steady
        109 27 A LATE spurt of buying helped share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market to finish steady yesterday in heavier trading. The market opened on a strong footing as investors reacted favourably to the signing of the Constitution (Amendment) Bill by the Timbalan Yang DiPertuan Agong on
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        ST industrials index components
        75 27 Boustejdßhd -I Clt -5 Wearnes +2 Cold Storafe +10 Dunlop kid -6 Esso -30 CCM +10 GentinfS +4 Guinness —4 Haw Par _1 Fi N +5 Keppel —6 MTC +15 M_j.p_.po,. Inchcapeßhd +1 Nat kon +5 PMC +10 B rl fCT -4 Promet finlkc 4 Perks
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      331 27 Proposal passed unaltered KLSE amendments KUALA LUMPUR Despite continued agitation from the stockbroking community, the controversial proposed ammendmenis to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Kxrhange rules were passed without changes yesterday afternoon. deputy Finance Minislei- Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik. after a meeting with a special KLSE panel at the Finance
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      Work on Wisma project will start next week
      311 27 Work on Wisma project will start next week THE WISMA project will proceed after all. Work on the shopping-cum-office complex, where the Indonesian embassy used to stand in Orchard Road, will start next week, ending weeks of speculation about its fate. The title deeds to the property were transferred from
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        209 27 FORMED in 1927, Jack Chia-MPH is a holding company mainly involved in investment in both quoted and unquoted securities. The Jack Chia group of companies is also involved in property development (especially in Australia), recreation facilities, publishing and bookselling, consumer products and Pharmaceuticals, and even a hotel. Overall
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      Shareholders say it's okay
      130 27 SHAREHOLDERS in Inchcape have given their agreement to a restructuring of the company's Malaysian interests at a meeting held yesterday. As a result of the restructuring, a new holding company, Kumpulan Inchcape, will now operate Inchcapes' Malaysian subsidiaries. The holding company will be 60 per cent
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      Need cash? Get it from the ATM in your office
      320 27  -  MATHEW YAP By SHORT of cash? No need to make a trip to the bank, just visit the ATM in your office. That scenario is going to happen soon at Tan Chong Motors Bukit Timah showroom. All 500 workers of
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      268 27 SMALL World is really kids' stuff. And Emporium Holdings is prepared to bet $5 million that this Parkway Parade store for children is going to go over big. That's what it's pumped into this three-level store which has everything from bibs to designer clothes
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      235 27 EMPORIUM Holdings today opens the first of a new breed of food stores which will have two distinct features. One is that it will have a self-service area where fast-food can be heated up and drinks bought off the tap. The other is
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          Go ahead and acquire
          44 27 ASIATIC Development Berhad, a subsidiary of Genting Berhad, has got approval to acquire most of the assets of Ko Rubber Plantation Pte Ltd. This includes 9,268 hectares of plantation land owned by Ko Rubber which is now in voluntary liquidation.
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          Last day
          32 27 RENONG has announced that the last day and time for taking up its one-for-three rights issues at a price of 60 sen per share is Jan 23 at 5 p.m.
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          How much accepted
          41 27 MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation has announced that it has received 98.55 per cent acceptances for its rights issue of 23.11 million shares at M1.50 per share. The excess shares available for allotment will be distributed at the directors' discretion.
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          Deadline
          47 27 AMALGAMATED Steel Mills Berhad's deadline for splitting of its rights issue of 127.5 million new ordinary 50 sen shares is Jan 7 at 3 p.m. The deadline for accepting or renouncing the new issue, or applying for excess shares, is Jan 30 at the same time.
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          Trading is suspended
          45 27 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore said it suspended trading in the shares of Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd yesterday morning at the request of the company pending an announcement. The Msl Kuala Lumpur Kepong shares were last traded here at US$3.O4 on Thursday.
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          Expecting low profits
          60 27 CYCLE Carriage, which holds the Mer- cedes Benz franchise, has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that the group's profits for the year ending Sept 30 next year may be lower than in year just ended. It expects demand for cars to go down because of the
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          51 27 TOKYO A spokesman for Hitachi Ltd yesterday admitted that Hitachi's first supercomputer, the Hitac S-810, 20 array processor system, uses software that infringes on the copyrights of International Business Machine Corporation (IBM). University of Tokyo officials said the university plans to switch its contract from Hitachi to IBM.
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      Business done in Singapore
      3233 28 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further, because all dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does
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      1354 28 INDUSTRIALS Yjlnornoto (1MB) \lcnm (3 I2B) 'HI) 8.12 (10) 3.08 (6) 3.06 (3) 3.14 AMI) (3.565) (20) 3.56 (6) 3.M (5) :i54 Antah (2.458 2.465) (175) 2.42 (21) 2.44 (197) 2.41 (92) 2.43 (95) 2.40 (171)2 46(28)2.47(15)2.45 Ben I Co (1.128 1.135) (15) 1.12 (6)
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      2766 28 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tan-exempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. 1983 last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low
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        36 29 RIIRRFR Cl0S ng Pr CeS RUBBER cents/kilo Singapore Ian 239.50 (S), down 0/5 cents Malaysia Ian 264.50 (M>. down one cent tiu Closing prices MS kilo Straits Tin $29.20 unch Turnover: 155 tonnes, up 58 tonnes
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        39 29 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thws Singapore 381.00 381 SO 388 40 388 80 Hongkong 381.00 381 50 388.30 388 80 Thurs Wed New York 380.00 381 00 388 00—389 00 London 389 00 389.50 388 50- 389 00
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        GOLD
        103 29 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,308 and closed at 5526,310. The Far East market opened at U*****.50 2.00 in very quiet trading. Slight overseas buying at the opening pushed the market to U*****.30 2.80 briefly before it settled down at U*****.00 2.50. It closed the day at US$3Bl.OO 1.50.
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        27 29 Closing prices SILVER USJ/troy oz Fri Thurs Singapore 883 888 9 24- 929 Thurs Wed New York 8.79-8 84 9 28-9 33 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        28 29 rnoocD Ch)sinl pfices Thurs Spot 978 50-994 00 (994 00 994 50) 3 months 1004 50 1005 50 (1021 00 1021.50) Markel tone Easier Sales. 15,800 tonnes
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        21 29 ALUMINIUM "Jyj" Thurs Spot *****0-*****0 (*****0-1078 50) 3 months 1096.00—1096.50 (1106 00-1106 50) Market tone: Barely steady Sales 10.300 tonnes
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        136 29 THE CRUDE palm oil market closed higher yesterday, with tight supply and Indian interest at its weekly tender triggering speculative buying interest. The refined market saw further covering support for RBD palm oil. PALM Closing prices Crude M$/tonne palm oil Dec 1480 (south) 14/0 (central) Ian 1455 (south)
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        Rubber
        75 29 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly tower with Jan One RSS buyers quoted at 239 50 cents per kilo, down 0.75 cents from Thursday. Over in Kuala Lumpur, the market closed easier with Jan Int One RSS buyers quoted at 264.50 cents per kilo, down one cent
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        79 29 THE Straits Tin price in Penang held steady at M529.20 per kilo. It is five cents above the International Tin Agreement (ITA)'s floor price of M529.15. Dealers said the manager was the main buyer, maintaining his support at this level as sentiment was aided by steadier sterling against
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        318 29 FOB in bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kilo) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 235.00— 236.00N 235.50— 236.50N unq unq Int. 1 RSS Jan 239 00 -239.50 239.50-240.00 263.75—264 50 264 50-265 00 Int. 1 RSS Feb 242.25— 242 75 243.00— 243 50 Int. 2 RSS
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        362 29 Noon closing Gambler 100% 2nd class 283 old crop 194.50S prices J/ 100 k| fMNSW 230 00 (sellers) 100% 3rd class 278 A% "00N fUB Niw ZJU uu iseiieiij r^ 273 B-10% new crop 188 00N OOCOnui Smce p roduce xc f,ange tna 268 C 15% 186 00N
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        471 29 I i i i i ii i i i 1 Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 860.77 (869.88) i Week ago 858.39 Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 756.0 (755.4) Week ago 735.8 Australian Industrials Friday 982 6 (979.1) Week ago 959.0 Financial Times Industrials Thursday 752.8 (751.1) Week ago 760.2 Dow Jones Industrials
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        265 29 Dec 16 HK$ Change Associated Hotels 093 unch Hank Of Kast Asia 19 30 -0.1 Carrlan Invest Cheung Kong 695 -0.05 China Light 11 70 -0 1 Croat Harb Tunnel 9 908 unch t I Consortium 0 4758 Far East Exrh Philex ***** unch fi I Cement 920 unch
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        320 29 Dec 16 Cents Chanfe (Aust) All 187 unch A N I 265 unrh A P M 233 +1 Aberfoyle 790 unch Agr 285 unch Alliance OH 083 +3 Allied Mill 230 -5 Ampol Exp 410 20 Ampol Pet .172 +2 Anz 584 Ashton 139 -1 B H P 1380
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        353 29 Dec 16 Yen Chanfe AJlnomoto 1050 +30 1 Akal 565 10 1 Arnada 979 +24 Asahl Chem 383 unch I Asahl Glass 690 12 Bank Tk 291 unrh I Brldgestone 600 +7 Canon 1580 +30 1 Ca-slo Computer 1510 +20 1 Citizen 662 +9 I) Nip Print 915 -2
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        245 29 Dec 15 US$ Chanfe Alcoa 42*i -1* Allied Chem Cp 52V» unch Allls-Chalmers 16% unch Am Tel b Tel 63* -H Amax Inc 24 1 Amr Corp 35* -H Bethlehem Stl 26* -W Boeing Co 44'* Burroughs Cp 47* Caterpillar Co 47'^ unch Chase Manhtn 44 l i
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        533 29 Dec 15 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 140 -1 Ass. Dairies 146 -2 BTRPLC 429 2 Babcocks 154 -4 Barclays 487 unch Beechams 320 +2 BICC 240 +2 Blue Circle 423 I-2 BOC Group 295 +19 Boots 184 unch Bowater 239 unch BATS 156 unch Britannia 93 unch BP 396
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        YOUR $ ABROAD
        104 29 YOUR ABROAD The following table shows approximately how much of a particular currency local banks will sell you for SSIO United States U554.67 Japan 1,091 yen Indonesia 4,596 rupiahs gud, Arabia 16 15 nyals Malays* MJ10.92 J n Korea 743 *o Philippines 65.36 pesos* Taiwan NT5187.93 Thailand 107.34 baht Britain
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        106 29 THE US dollar opened at 552.*****5 in the Singapore foreign exchange market. Active trading was seen in the day with heavy commercial demand. The currency hit the day's high of 55.1375 85 and closed at that level. The US unit retained its firmness against major currencies despite effort by
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        463 29 From Page 28 Rasa Sayan* (2.455) (5) 2.50 (19) 2.48 (6) 2.47 (12) 2.46 (7) 2.49 (4) 2.45 Setron Msla (1.535) (6) 1.53 (2) 1.54 (1) 1.52 Hmah Langat (8.658 8.80S) (2) 8.70 (3)8.80 Time Eng (3.248 3.305) (6) 3.22 (36) 3.24 (3) 3.28 litd
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        335 29 Managers' prices for Dec 17 19 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3 38—3.59 The Savings Fund 2 01 2 13 Spore Prog Fund 1.47—1.56 Spore Sec. Fund 2.21—2.25 Spore Invest Fund 1 18- 1 25 Spore Equity Fund 1 45 1 54«d Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund
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      354 29 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel wharves Bunga Tanjong 33/4 aside 17 12 Cherry Bagus 27 '8 aside 17 12 Ionian Sea 13 4 a side 17 12 Langsa 45 aside 17 12 SO Tripura 31 2 aside 17 12 Prof Mierzejewski 33 4 16 12 18 1?
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      606 29 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr cargo time block Access (*****E) 18/12 (0400) FSB 0700 0900 1400 1600 N4 E Vital (*****W) 18/12 (0900) FSB 1400 1600/2000 2100 N4 Tohgo M (32/353) 18 12(1300) FSB 1100 1300 2100 2200 B6 Prasetia (43SB83) 18/12(1500) FSB 1500 1700/2100 2200 B3
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      62 29 BEIJING Chinese shipbreaking yards have handled 16 vessels totalling 83,000 tonnes since they opened for business in March, the China News Service said. Next year. the Shanghai-based yards plan to handle 40 vessels totalling about 200,000 tonnes. The yards have demolished ships from Hongkong, Japan and western
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      779 30  -  NORA CHENG By YEAR 1 1 to YEAR 16 Amount taxable (S% of purchase price) $3,000 Capital income per year ($9,208 $3,000) $6,208 Amount of tax payable $120 YEAR 17 Total capital income collected over 17 years (17 x $6,208) $105,536 Excess above purchase price
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        Dealers optimistic the show will go on
        357 30 Singapore A FORCEFUL leap of almost 20 points on Tuesday left investors at the stock market gasping and exhilarated this week. That sterling performance brought the Straits Times Industrial Index within a whisker of its all-time high a record 992.62 set on Aug
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        Top five stocks
        87 30 THE FOLLOWING is a list o! the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It I gives the turnover in thousands of units.' closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1983. i Company Volume Price High (J) Low (million)
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        Market is set for year-end rally
        240 30 K. Lumpur AT THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, the settling of the Malaysian constitutional issue was also a boost for that market. The end of the week found the New Straits Times Industrial Index closing at 1389.78 points. It went up by another 23.36
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      472 32 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ 1 Executive u A leading Commercial Advertising Exhibition Construction firm with regional office In Singapore urgently requires PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR GCE O' or A' level Preferably with experience In Commercial Advertising Design Must be outgoing and have pleasant personality Attractive salary other fringe benefits will be
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      303 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production £mm Jl APPLIED MAGNETICS Mfe M^r (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD HH Applied Magnetics, the largest independent computer j&jjr "iP magnetics heads manufacturer in the world, is now ready mm ;|lf to
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      170 35 |^-J|iiiiii|gj| |PP||lll| Job Applied: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR Name: I C No: Age: f Address: Tel: Education Passed: Signature: Date: 5H8H*****855 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous r An established, successful and growing shipping company has a vacancy for the following position which forms part of the
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      288 35 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous l LX J i DEL MAR FURNITURE 4 I INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD I (1) MAINTE- I I NANCE 1 I FOREMAN i J Diploma in Mechanical 1 4 Engineering. 4 7 At least -i years' expen- 1 ence In Mechanical 7 Maintenance. I (2)
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      699 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production ifflßHin ymt swann W K^^. ELECTRONICS PTELTD We are a leading Australian Electronics Company, due to expansion, we invite applicants for the post: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR This is a very challenging professional position which allows you to practice and develop your
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      610 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous /Q APPLIED MAGNETICS w 1^ (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Applied Magnetics, the largest independent computer magnetics heads manufacturer in the world, is now ready to provide excellent employment opportunity In its newly established subsidiary company START AFRESH AND GROW WITH THE
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      598 36 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 66 Situations Vacant j I) Miscellaneous Ikong'sNo ir ,ist ood Chain We are expanding our operations in Singapore To meet our expansion needs, we require matured, highly self-motivated and resourceful persons to fill the following positions 1. Asst. Manager 2. Management Trainees The persons we
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      594 36 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR Requirement*: Speaks English fluently and gracefully Good working experience in a busy PABX Must be able to work courteously under pressure G.C.E. O' level including English Language Preferably bi-lingual in Mandarin Starting salary. $400 or more Applications with
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      352 36 !3 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD nvites applicants for the >osition of SHIPPING EXECUTIVE or its Operations Department. Applicants should possess the ollowing: Age: not over 30 years 2 Qualification: O' or 'A' level; completed Nation- al Service; proficient in written and spoken English; preferably owner of 4 a car.
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      486 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIREMENTS Completed Secondary education 5 •3— 5 years working experience in PSA godown S Ability to read and 9 write English Chinese I and to supervise j control a team of .'1 godown workers Please write in H confidence, stating a qualifications, working 3 experience,
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      718 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Manufacturing concern at Jalan Euno* requires: 1 DELIVERY BOY. 2 CLASS 3 DRIVER. 2 MACHINE OPERATOR. e Able to commence work on 2nd .laimray 'H4 Bedok resident! preferred, e (iood remuneration Interested pleu.se call: *****07 lor an interview. Travel Company requires DESPATCH RIDER e Only
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      378 36 lUJjSvj TODAY, we HAVE thirty-three KIM HOCK CHYE Offers Special Rates For Daily Weekly Monthly Rentals. Dfttsun 120Y OL/ 140J/ Bluebird 1600 Toyota Corolla e Mit Colt Lancer 1400/ Galant 1600 Pickups/ Vans Trucks 389 BALESTIER ROAD S'PORE 1232. TEL: *****88 DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services Daily Weekly Monthly Special rates.
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      692 36 74 Vehicle Financing LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the best terms for hire purchase. New used vehicles are acceptable. Tel: *****81. 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alfa/Peugeot alfa spider 2000 convertible, for enthusiast only. Aircon, radio cassette. Beautiful body work, mechanically perfect. Best example in Singapore. New road tax. For sale
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      680 36 73 Vehicles Accesso- 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance ries/Maintenance HPL 532E Quartz Synthesized Digital TunertAmp/Tape Deck Super sensitive digital 4-Gang Tuner with Noise Suppressor Circuit 50 watts 2/4 Way amp; Dolby NR: adaptable for dbx or Dolby "C Advanced design with soft-touch lighted Switches and Indicators. Compact Chassis to fit all cars
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      539 36 76 Vehicles For Sale i e) Ford i 1982 ford laser XSL. 5-speed, notchback, 1 owner, brand new, 0 condition, aircond. radio, casd sette. new tax, low mileage 0 $21,800 o.no. Tel: *****42 Barry Tay. 1983 FORD TELSTAR 2.0 Ghia s Automatic. Aircond. radio eas--1 sette, power steering/windows, tuff-koted. first
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      568 37 i .i) n n i < f*Px .®l t f 1 1 Mf] r 1f) I i r*i f e FiatUno7oS $24,900pincludes: 5-speed transmission 1300cc engine providing 70bhp F'iel Consumption: '20 km/litre at steady 90 km/h Central locking Power windows •Cd=o.34 ml Tto I j y A SAN MOTOR CO
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      171 37 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda APRIL 1978 MAZDA 323. 1000 c.c. radio cassette. S doors, first-class aircon, road tax Mar '84 Single owner/ user. Excellent condition View at carpark in front of Blk 30 Outrum Park by appointment. Tel: *****26 Saturday mornings only. Owner migrating soon MUST SELL NOV.
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      909 37 1973, MAZDA CAPELLA 1600 New tax. Insurance, new aircond. I sport runs, cushion covers, new i paint Beautiful condition $4.t>00 0.n.0 Loan S.UMX) Tel: *****48 1978 MAZDA 323 1000 C.C. 5-door. i one owner, low mileage, aircond, radio cassette, good condition. Passed inspection Price $10,500 Tel: n 1979 AUGUST MAZDA
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      859 37 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1972 MERCEDES BENZ 2008 Selling $5 500 ono Tip top condition Contact 29t>448H ext 1152 Mr Neo. 1975 MERCEDES BENZ 200, private nwner, original paint, air-con, good condition. Down Payment $4000- Tel: *****17. 1975 REGD MERCEDES 200. 2 owners New road tax and insurance.
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      1287 37 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota fflSßk TEST DRIVE... tmm THE EXCITING new lgan» corona 1.6 iiiKP PARF $26 800 ARF $34,900 ISH OR iffiS SPACIOUS. POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL ISHS NEW COROLLA 1.3 DX %m9B PARF $2 1 1 20 ARF $28 000 llk gl
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      634 37 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others k) Others i/*au adt V f IWUTIAni AUTO DISPLAY Venue: NATIONAL STADIUM Fringe Car Park A y^^V Date: 18 to 20 Dec'B3££yS\ Time: 1 1 am to 9pm \pH^y I Come View mr yjnSr I he Exclus ve MMskv-^mmm Saloon
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      850 37 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others THREE MONTHS SUZUKI K(JO Super Our private owner. Aircond radio cassette Under warranty Call *****0(1 1 OWNER, 1982 July PonclM 924, 5-speed Very good condition. Asking: $75,000 0 no Serious enquiries to: BrlC, t>2t>4l3. 1949 JENSEN INTERCEPTER Cabriolet convertible, restorable condition $9,900 Quick sale.
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      567 37 I 76 Vehicles For Sale I m) Motorcycles/ Scooters 1982 FEB. SUZUKI TKSI2O < Accident free, well maintained with new tyre-- batter) brakes, chain and socket Selling $1,000 ono. Contact *****60 David CASH MONEY BUYING y. ur motorcycles. Scramblers. Scooters at best value Please call: *****39 Solid welcome DE-CYCLE COMPANY
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      764 38 4^. ACCOMMODATION HH PROPERTIES 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses REAL BARGAIN Disi 10. Semi detached bungalow tpprox 3.900 sq it 2 storey, bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Newl) painted rental $2,000 Sultabli for those who like to furnish u i heir taste Completely unfurnished Plea* GEKWEE PROPERTY DIVISION *****55 *****63 (stter office
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      754 38 AMIIY WHO 11,. '**"f t ll'Tli|»l»\i<i li in 1 ■•11.l iiki 1 In swup ll iiijH ■':s''.'' k. j \Wtll .in, it !i.| in Hit <:imi' i'slmli- 'ti J *\i7' T j *'k%»^ El if 85 Property Financing 85 Property Financing i HTaB 12 months Bt P a v' NdH
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      966 38 so Mccommoaauons ub Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments i Ffiß EfiST PLfiZf? i I LUXURIOUS fiPfiRTMENTS I I At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I I Creates a new era in cosy modern living. n'i'ilny;fltff t :1»W41?.i.W»%l I INDOOR
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      617 38 DIST. 10 HILLTOP LOCATION large apartment with beautiful view. 4 bedrooms, servant's. $4,000 Wess *****44 (Saturday Sunday). DIST 9, FAR EAST Mansion, fully furnished, aircond, $1,800. Dist 15. Orchid Mansion, furnished, aircond. $1,900 *****81 (no agents) EUGENIA COURT, Pandan Valley Condominium, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $2,500. Agent *****27. Other agents
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      743 38 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms BOARD AND LODGING lor Primary or Secondary students With squash court and swimming pool Tel 2H***** DIST. 15 ROOMS IN bungalow Kati.ng area Fully furnished with bathroom attached, $500 Tana Co *****20/ *****29/ *****27 DIST 15. TELOK KURAU, 2 rooms with alrconds for rent Servant
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      704 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses HUB HOME-OWNERS THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR INVEST IN AN ORIGINAL CHINESE PAINTING TO BEAUTIFY YOUR LIVING ROOM EACH PAINTING AN ORIGI NAL BY MODERN CHINESE MASTERS SERIES AVAILABLE IN LIMITED NUMBERS ONLY GOOD INVESTMENT FROM $100 (SMALL) TO $500 (LARGE) SEE THEM AT THE
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      815 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 20 SEMBAWANG HILLS Ks 1 late single-storey terrace with big extended kitchen :s bedrooms 2,000 iq tt. Freehold $385,000 Everton *****36 Sal Sun. DIST 28 TUAN SING I'ark well maintained double-storey semidetached 3900 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's Freehold. Vacant possession 1620,000 Chelsea *****11
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      763 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments ALLISON ENTERPRISES PTE LTD Pandan Valley Chempaka Court. 1.800 MJ ft $500,000. Eugenia Court, 2.H.KI.SU ft $540,000. Poinciana Tower. 2,100 aq.ft $520,000. Ridgewood Condominium Kuhioßise. 1.4U0 sq f| $510,000 For more details please contact *****28 Dist 10 Fernhill Grove Upper maisonette, 3 bedrooms,
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      1131 39 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Jp Hilltop Splendour joH^f High class residential area (golden hill) Condominium Townhouses in Thomson area, on elevated land at Lorong Chuan Big swimming pool and special children's wading pool Residents' clubhouse Squash Court Children's playground Tropical
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      741 39 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments TOA PAVOH, LORONG 8, 3 roomed, quiet, safe location, police post a 1 groundfloor. $46,000 0.n.0. Call *****98 (before 6p.m.). TOA PAYOH BLK 17, 3-roomed improved, high floor, terrazzo./ parquet' mosaic, aircond. $50,000 negotiable. Phone *****77. TOA PAYOH 3 ROOMED Facing South, renovated,
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      990 39 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I GODOWN 1 I SPACE 1 I Km SALE I Godown Space of various «g dimensions at Sims Ave./ K 9 Eunos Road for sale. Please |8g contact Mr. Chong of $r«| |B Tel: *****95 (Singapore). 102 Tours ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL SERVICES (PTE)
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      722 39 I 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces ~h)~ Rental" Rental b) Rental fSHOPSPACiI| for Rent or Purchase 1 (at busy North Bridge Road) Ideal for business in: Garment wholesale :f if Electrical wholesale wholesale Hairclressing Snack bar v Rental from $4.00 per sq. ft. I (inclusive of
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      719 39 102 Tours 102 Tours "^iiii^ si.li m Coach HeadOfi Pi ei tn ,a y 171 Jo urs Branch People's Park i omple> **04-450 Pel *****1 ALL JAPAN/KOREA/ -tr, mW TAIWAN/HKG P W^ 10 days -$2399 _l 14 days -***** 21 days -—$3290 3 *fHT j Including Tokyo Disneyland Mt Fuji
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      220 40  - Tweedie can provide winning touch TONTO By Our man on the track ALWAYS BOLD, still without a win after 16 starts, has been running fair races and should come into his own against moderate opposition in the opening race for Class 5 Div 2 horses over 1,200 m. In July,
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      Mudlarks
      76 40 IN THE event of rain, the following horses will bo in their element as they have won or done woll on a wet track: RACK 1: Palladium, Firdamas RACE 2: Amber ley Court, I'atana RACK 3: M.-i San, Revenue RACK I: Lady Castlefield. In Luck. Silk. Beacon's Shine RACK
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      335 40 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO LUCKY LEO WENG SOOK 6 Always Bold 6 Always Bold 6 Always Bold 1 Firdamas 9 Cheerful 1 1 Finlam.-is 3 Palladium 3 Palladium 3 Palladium 6 Always Bold palladium 1 Firdamas 1 Firdamas I Bintang Cantik 3 Palladium 8
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      331 40  -  EPSOM JEEP Hunting Eagle and Yangtze Kiang By WINNING form has not been working out too well at the season's final meeting at Bukit Timah, but two last-start maiden winners worth following today are Hunting Eagle in Race 4 and Yangtze Kiang IV in
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      Showvista to show them home
      176 40  -  LUCKY LEO By SHOWVISTA should end a sequence of minor platings by winning Race 5 for horses in Class 4 Div 2 over 1,400 m. The four-year-old came in for inspired betting last month in Div 3 over the Penang 1,400 m and was not
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      4359 40 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,200m (Ratings: 53-43) (Stakes: $14,000) 1 *****3 Flrdamas 5«.5 (52) KQ-Shanmugam 4 nzg u3 H Coming to hand; good showing last week when 3rd by 4 length to Extra Terrestrial after taking lead at 400m Div 4 1200m
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      166 41 By THE RACING EDITOR A SPECIAL "bonus" jackpot of $50,000 awaits punters who place tierce bets in Race 4 at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The $50,000 will be added to the tierce pool for that race and the grand total will be divided among those i who
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      Smart workout by Bellendaine
      384 41 ON THE TRACK with TONTO Turf Queen kept well in check BELLENDAINE 11, a non-acceptor last week, drew attention to his chances in Race 3 for Class 4 Div 3 horses over 1,400 m tomorrow with an impressive workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With apprentice
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      Week's top gallops
      96 41 TOP workout of the week TUESDAY (good going with "give"): Prince Gleam II 37.5, Without Hesitation II 39.6, Moi Monsieur 38, I Don't Mind and Do You Mind 111 37.6 together, Bellendaine II 38.8, Fantasia 40.1. WEDNESDAY (good): Victoria's Gift 40.6, Patana 37.8, My Way and Taraskiwi
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      Leading jockeys
      169 41 rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedie 385 56 47 42 2 Lucas 266 48 23 20 3 Lam 304 46 41 41 4 Rahmat 282 36 27 29 5 Tlley 304 33 37 36 6 Khoo 268 32 19 27 7 Donnelly 270 29 25 21 8 Salri
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      Leading trainers
      91 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 67 43 47 Bougoure 55 46 45 Teh 53 61 53 West 53 40 39 Samsuri 45 40 33 Buang 40 44 24 G van Breukelen 39 28 32 E van Breukelen 30 44 39 Zafir 29 23 33 PK Leong 27 31 30
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      Leading owners
      89 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 41 35 32 Auric 25 29 31 Goodman 15 17 27 Inderapura 11 12 12 Triomphe 11 9 8 HTWee 11 6 11 Memo 9 7 6 Sultan -Khoo 8 5 4 Elegance 8 4 2 True Friend 8 3 2 FHChu 7 11
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      1517 41 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200m (Ratings: 48-38) (Stakes: $14,000) 1 3008*7 Lancashire Tower 5C.5 (47) SC Khoo-Lim 3 nzc fIJ Masruhen 3 2 *619 Scorpio II! SC Lam Wene-K Breukelen 3mg 5 *DanJs 5 J 8*997 Dick Turpin 55.5 (45) KSLsmail 3egul 1.5 Sahab 9 4 *****9
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      216 41 PERTH, Fri TWO-YEAR-OLD filly Thanks My Friend has been voted West Australian Turf Star of the Month for November. The award is judged on general impact and value to Perth racing. Thanks My Friend, owned by Singaporean Ambrose Marcel
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      $430,000 Perth Cup: De Montfort on standby
      469 41  -  PAUL McDONNELL By PERTH, Fri. The Melbournetrained No Peer is the early favourite for the A5225,000 (about *****,000) Perth Cup to be run over a gruelling 3,200 m at Ascot Racecourse here on Jan 2. Trainer Bart Cummings has put one of Sydney's
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      154 41 112 Commercial/ Technical BOOK-KEEPING (Beginners) DMon 6.00- 7.30pm 09/01/84 BOOK-KEEPING (Beginners) INTENSIVE 1)T/Th 9.30-1 1.30am 27/12/83 2)W/F 1130- 1.30pm 28/12'83 3)T/Th 3.00- 5 00pm 29/12 83 4)W/F 9.30-1 1.30am 04/01/84 S)T/Th 11.30- 1.30pm 10/01/84 BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) 1 Sun 930-11 30am 15/01/84 ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE l)Sat 2.00- 3.30pm 17/12/83 2) Sat
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      552 41 112 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE Thursda) 7 :«> opm Commencing i!2 Dec BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS Friday ti '< Mpnt Commencing 23 Dec SHORTHAND BEGINNERS Monday 7 9pm Commencing 19 Dec Saturday 2 4pm commencing r. i >>■■ TYPEWRITING MORNING/ AFTERNOON/EVENING 9am to 9pm. Beginners and other stages everyday Including
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      94 42 A date to remember! The seventeenth of December! Singapore's Largest Furniture and Home Appliance Centre! h f bW^ 1 lf "l b*b^b^b^b> V^^ S I/B J^^^yj^Jl^^T'lWl|l i 1 >BP.-". •^Br^ t'M^^/ T"W^^/) products 73 VJ pj c^ Kitchens and i L JI 1 CllI at 7^* M^\J -jtfi \at special
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      Lock icon Liem keeps the home fans happy
      610 43 Liem keeps the home fans happy 4 HE took me by surprise. He came out so fast he had me punch drunk. I felt I knew what I wanted to do, but he never a let me do it. 7 Nick Yates JAKARTA Fri. Liem Swie King kept Indonesia's colours
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      Lock icon THE RESULTS
      97 43 Men's singles, Group A: Liem Swie King (fndon) bt Ong Beng Teong (Mai) 15-3, 15-10. Group B: Hastomo Arbi (Indon) bt Sompoi Kookamsemkit (Thai) 15-5, 15-7. Group C: Han Blngyi (Chi) bl Steve Baddeley (Eng) 11-15, 15-9, 15-10. Group D: Misbun Sidek (Mai) bt Nick Yates (Eng) 15-7,
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      Clash of the hockey titans
      218 43 Clash of the hockey titans HONGKONG, Fri. Arch rivals Pakistan and India, the giants of Asian hockey, will meet in the semi-final a 10-nation international tournament here tomorrow. The other semi-final will pit Australia, seeking their fourth tournament success in 13 months, against Britain. Holders Pakistan and Australia, as winners
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      Koreans set to take lion's share
      311 43 BOXING ROUND-UP NAHA (Okinawa), Fri. Three more South Koreans won their way into the finals of the 11th Asian amateur boxing championships here yesterday. The Koreans won four semi-final matches on Wednesday for a total of seven final slots. Japan won two more berths
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      Lock icon $6.3 billion Olympics
      49 43 SEOUL, Vri. The 1988 Seoul Olympics is estimated to cost US$3 billion ($6.3b), an Olympic organising committee spokesman said here today. Part of the costs have already been covered in South Korea's fifth economic and social development plan, 1982--1986, Olympic organising chairman Ro Tae-Woo said. Reuter
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    • OBITUARIES
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        141 Deaths
        105 43 tharumalingam S. THARUMALINGAM AGE 54 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 1612.83, LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE. SONS, DAUGHTERS, SON-IN-LAW AND OTHER RELAtives to mourn his loss. funeral arrangement tel. 7<j;">BJV MRS ong hin tiang nee Mdm Wee Guan Neo, aged 89. passed away peacefully on 16th Dec. '83, leaving behind
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        143 Acknowledgements
        113 43 The Family of the late PETER GHIN KIM GUAN Wishes to express their heartfelt u^f s'acrrHear Re°v' Fr. Caspar, Rev. Br. Bernard Heaney ol the Redemptorist Fathers. MD and GM (Admin Finance) of Hi tach. Zosen Robin Dockyard (Pte). Ltd. Management Staff of Far East Levingston Shipbuild.ng Ltd..
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        35 43 The family of the lale MR. BENEDICT CHIA gue teck thank Rev. Fr. Brygier, Fr. Nicholas Chia. all relative* and friends tor their prayers, assistances, donations, wreaths and messages ot condolences on thelr recenl bßreavoment.
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        144 In Memoriam
        53 43 ln Everlovin 9 Memory Of m I PIUS DAVID PEREIRA who was called to the Lord on Dec 17th 1981 FONDLY REMEMBERED BY pauline, children a GRANDSONS. WMWMWHKMWMr^CMWMWM Loving Memory 01 Our Father MREEKIMTECK 17-12-81 Two years have passed since you left us. Always remembered by all
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        79 43 |n Lovjng Memory of CHAN SENG YEOW Departed: 17.12.1977 We've lost a true friend Few like him we'll find. Always remembered by Jerry Soh and Family. nHHHHHHMHHHSHB a^i^i^»»^B^i^»^»^»^^^^^^^^« MR. PATRICK LEE KIP SIEW Departed Dec 17 1982 Gone from our lives one so dear. But In our hearts forever near.
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        298 43 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM ROSALIND CHIA SIEW LUAN (Wife of the Late Paul Cheng Kang Joo) AGED 83 Passed away peacefully on 15th Dec. 1983. Much loved by: SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Thomas Helen Francis Irene Emile Linda Augustine (in U.K.) Peggy (in U.K.) Louis Susan Albert Tessie DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Juliana
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      408 43 SYDNEY MAREE, of the United States, won an international mile road race in 1 min. 49.03 sec, in Dublin on Thursday. South African-born Maree, who briefly held the world 1,500 metres record earlier this year, won from Jose Abascal, of Spain, and Irelanjd's Rav Flynn in a highclass
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      858 44 Inflation of Arsenal's deflation Kick-off First Division fixtures Today: Arsenal v Watford, Aston Villa v Ipswich, Liverpool v Notts County, Norwich v Coventry, Nottingham Forest v West Ham, Queens Park Rangers v Everton, Southampton v Birmingham, Wolves v Stoke. Tomorrow: Luton v West Bromwich Albion, Sunderland v Leicester. MARTIN PALMER
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      50 44 LYONS, Fri. Only one paying spectator attended the French Third Division match between Lyons Olympic and Auxerre Reserves here last Sunday, the Lyons Club accountant disclosed. Gate receipt was 20 francs the price of the man's admission, and the match ended in a goalless draw. AFP
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      113 44 BERNE, Fri. The European Football Union (UEFA) yesterday dropped their investigation into a charge that an attempt was made to bribe Dutch soccer club Groningen. In a statement issued after their disciplinary committee had considered the case, UEFA said Groningen had given insufficient proof of their
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      227 44 LONDON, Fri. Notts County, whose 6-1 defeat of Sunderland would have been last weekend's outstanding English First Division soccer result but for Coventry's 4-0 triumph over champions Liverpool, cannot expect any generosity at Anfield tomorrow. County manager Larry Lloyd knows only too well the sort of
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      291 44 ENGLAND and Argentina could meet for the first time since last year's Falklands war following an invitation to both countries to take part in a sixnation tournament in South America next summer. The invitation is from the Brazilian Football Federation, who will host the tournament next June to
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        161 45 140 Sukree Onchum. ill Nazajnuddln Yusoff. Eshak Biuah. 142 Kyi Hla Han. 143 M Marimuthu. Ltm Kian Tionfc. 144 Sazali Suboh. 145 Fung Hee Kwan, M. Ramayah, Kim Swo Chow. 146 Urn Swee Wah. 147 S. Vellasamy. 119 M. Ramu, K. Selaruas. 15* Urn I-ong Ann, Hassan
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        595 45  -  TAY CHENG KHOON ...but Singapore duo make up lost ground reports on the second day's play 4 EVEN though it was not as good as yesterday's, I'm quite satisfied with my play. There was nothing outstanding or bad about any aspect of my play, though
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        199 45 BOCA RATON (Florida), Fri. Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller scored an 11-under-par 61 here yesterday for a one-stroke lead after the first round of a U*****,000 Professional Golfers' Association team tournament. Woody Blackburn and Mark McCumber finished with a bogey-five to share second place with
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      307 45 SYDNEY, Fri. Australia took a psychological advantage over Sweden when Patrick Cash and the doubles team of Mark Edmondson and Paul McNamee reached the semi-finals of the New South Wales men's Open championship at White City here today. Cash celebrated his Davis Cup selection by defeating American Lloyd
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      165 45 Bookies fancy Sweden for the Cup SYDNEY, Fri. Bookmakers have installed Sweden as 5-4 favourites to defeat Australia in the I Davis (up final starting in Melbourne on Dee 26. The oddsmakers set the price shortly after both teams were announced at White City here during the New South Wales
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      155 45 HONGKONG. Fri. American tennis star Martina Navratilova said yesterday she was thinking of retiring when she r cached 'Mi. The 27-year-old world \o. 1 announced her mention after beating compatriot Pam Shriver i H. b-3 in the final of the Hongkong Classic here. "I'm thinking of retiring
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      264 45 MEW YORK, Fri. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn yesterday meted out the stiffest penalties in baseball history for drug abuse when he handed one-year suspensions to Los Angeles' Steve Howe. Kansas City's Willie Wilson and Willie Aikens, and former Royals player Jerry Martin. Howe's suspension, in fact, could
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      238 46  -  JOE DORAI Hamzah, Blatter praise FAS for good work THE International Football Federation (FIFA) and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) yesterday showered praises on the Football Association of Singapore for organisational excellence anil efforts in developing the game for the benefit of Asia. First
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        95 46 Probable line-ups Singapore: David Lee (1); Lim Tang Boon (2), Norhalis Shafik (5), Phua Ching Loon (3), A.R.J. Mani (19); Malek Awab (12), Hashim Hosni (6), V. Sundram Moorthy (14); Au-yeong Pak Kuao (9), Faridi Ahmad (10), Razali Rashid (20). Australia Terry Greedy (V; Charlie Yankos (5), Steve O'Connor (12),
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        310 46  -  ALAN HUBBARD By WOULDN'T it be wonderful if tonight Fandi Ahmad could play Santa Claus and give Singapore the Merlion Cup gift-wrapped in another golden goal? And wouldn't it be marvellous if the entire nation could sit back and savour the occasion by courtesy
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        482 47  -  JOE DORAI Cup final preview by RAIN, rain, go away, little Singapore want to win today a little twist to a nursery rhyme, but what a big Singapore wish it is for victory in the Merlion Cup final tonight. Doubtless, all the Singapore players and
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        255 47 AFTER their victory over South Korea, it's no surprise that the Australians are strongly favoured to retain the Cup. Their team comprise of professionals whose approach to each situation is different. They also have several talented footballers who can rise to the Cup final occasion.
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        78 47 SINGAPORE Beat Indonesia 5-0 (Razali Rashid 2, Tahir Bujang, Au-yeong Fak Kuan, Sandram IVfoorthy); Beat Brunei 4-0 (Au-yeong Pak Kuan 2, Razali Rash id, Ahmad Paijan) Lost to South Korea 2-4 (Auyeong Pak Kuan 2); Semi-final: Beat China 1-0 (Fandi Ahmad). AUSTRALIA Lost to China
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        213 47  - It looks like a toast to Fandi, the host with the most JOE DORAI WHO will be the toast of tonight's Merlion Cup soccer final between Singapore and Australia at the National Stadium? Will it be Singapore's pride Fandi Ahmad or Australia's Arsenal-trained John Kosmlna, who netted four of their
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      347 46  -  JANICE SEAH By A SIXTH sense in the seventh inning told the Indonesians that they would soon relish the taste of revenge. Sensibly, they heeded it, relaxed, and went on 'j deny Singapore a final berth with a 4-3 win in the third Asean Women's
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      192 46 MICHAEL METZ, Emporium Holdings' American guest, made a mess of Tunas as he helped his team triumph 87-40 in the opening match of the Mizuno Commercial Cup basketball tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night (writes Peter Slow). Though having no distinct advantage
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      165 46 THE national youth team will use the Lee San Choon international basketball tournament, starting in Segamat today to next Saturday, as a stepping stone to next year's Asian championships in Seoul. Ho Kah Leong, vicepresident of the Basketball Association of Singapore, told the players,
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      201 46 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. West Indian cricket star Alvin Ka'.lieharran, one of the few black foreigners to play in provincial competition here, said he was quitting South Africa. Kallicharran, who plays for Warwickshire, said he was planning to return to Britain after the current rebel West
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      217 46  - Groningen to play here in May JOE DOR A I FC GRONINGEN, the Dutch First Division club now a household name in the Far East because of the presence of Singapore ace Fandi Ahmad, will make a tour of three Asean countries next May mainly to exhibit their best product
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      92 46 Todays events ATHLETICS SAAA friendly cross-country league (MacRitchio Reservoir, 5 p. m.). BASKETBALL Mizuno Commercial Cup: Asia Electric v W A. Yip Chieng Engineering V Ivy House (Gay World, 7.30 and 8.45 p. m.). GOLF Maruman Classic (Bukit Course. 7.30 a. m). RUGBY SRI! Div 2: Police v Chuckles 1
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    172 48 NEW coupons with the revised parking charges v\ill be on sale from Monilav The eighi types of coupons, for lorries, cars and motorcycles, arc to be used in' all Housing Hoard and Urban Rede velopmenl Authority carparks from Jan 1 That is when the revised
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    115 48 PHILADELPHIA, Fri. A new technique that uses modified human genes to stimulate cells to grow could lead to the birth of rabbits, sheep, and dogs that are more than double their normal size, researchers say. The University of Pennsylvania h a s applied for
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    43 48 BONN, Fri. Miss Petra Kelly, a leader of the West German "Greens" ecology party, is withholding 10 per cent of her income tax this year to "avoid taking part in state military expenditures," a spokesman for her party said yesterday. AFP
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    498 48 Reagan orders a massive security net j Z-~^ Ji i F 'JM »T'T il' j I T j uL J^^^^^^^^^^^^^l^? jM&BBBBHBBBsmQmTE&uNBfi WASHINGTON, Friday THE Reagan administration has launched a programme against bomb attacks by strengthening security at thousands of government facilities in the United States and 120 of its embassies
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    302 48 Khmers take back villages Sihanouk BEIJING, Fri. PRINCF, Norodom Sihanouk. President of the Democratic Kampuchea government, said yester(l.iy that Cambodian freedom fighters had penetrated deep into Cambodia and were preparing to resist new Vietnamese attacks. He made the statement during a speech at a banquet held here by Chinese President
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    292 48 BANGKOK, Friday i NATIONAL Security Chief Prasong Soonsiri said yesterday that the Soviet Union, as part of a plan to replace Western and Chinese influence with Soviet domina- tion in South-east Asia, I has since Nov 15 stationI ed 10 TU-16 bombers
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    154 48 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Asean senior officials met here today to consider new initiatives for Asean's search for a political solution to the Cambodian issue. The officials would, during their two-day meeting, look for ways to achieve the joint Asean appeal for Cambodian independence, issued by their foreign
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    56 48 Raja's coming home THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, is expected home on Tuesday, a Foreign Ministry official confirmed yesterday. Mr Rajaratnam, 68, successfully underwent a triple bypass heart operation in London on Nov 22. He has been convalescing since then. The spokesman said he was
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    103 48 A COMPANY was fined I $800 yesterday for employing a Briton who did not hold a valid work permit. McGraw-Hill Interna- tional Book Company at j Jalan Boon Lay in Ju- i rong had employed Jane Elizabeth Gowers, 25, as^ a sales executive
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    97 48 YEOVIL (England), Fri. Police in southwest England were today investigating how a bandaged human leg, wrapped in two plastic bags marked "limb for disposal," ended up by the side of a road. Motorist Philip Rosie found the leg near Yeovil, misread the word "limb" for "lamb" and took
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    99 48 What it should have been THE 12.53 million Intraco shares paid by Chip Lian Investments to United Industrial Corporation for its stake in a New York office building, reported in Timesdollar yesterday, represents 16.7 and not 31 per cent of the Intraco shareholding. There is no question therefore of the
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    30 48 NEW YORK. Fri- The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials recovered 2.23 to 1,239.02 in the first half hour of trading in the New York Stock Exchange. AP
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    66 48 STOCKHOLM. Fri. A Swedish court today ordered the release of the Soviet international ice hockey player accused of theft from one of Stockholm's leading department stores. The 23-year-old player, whose identity was not revealed, had been held since Tuesday on charges of stealing children's clothes worth US$ll2
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      22 1 SECTION TWO Bowie: All alone in Chinatown LEISURE, Page Thirty-nine Christmas cakes to buy or make OUTLOOK, Pages Two. Three and Four
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      1024 1  -  RICHARD LIM Yog put a seed m the fjftttJf id at HO you never know if it's gamg to sprout No amount of coercion Screaming at n or nagging H won't make it grow Hf*y faster, it grows at ij«* own paoe. People are jikf ttiat tlpb.
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        940 2  -  TAN LEE LENG How about giving friends a home-made fruit cake if you don't fancy shopping with the crowds? Bursting with fruit and nuts, bound together with a bare minimum of rich batter, a cake I will be appreciated. Here are the basic principles
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        870 2 Golden fruit cake I 1 2 cups butter 2 cups sugar 6 eggs, separated 1 s tsp cream of tartar 1 cup milk 1 tsp brandy 2 tsp vanilla essence 3 2 cups flour 1 2 tsp salt 2 cups golden raisins 1 cup chopped dried apricots 1 2
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        367 3  -  NEXT weekend will see many of us sitting down to a festive meal. It may be as traditional as Roast Goose with Chestnut Stuffing, as elegant as fresh Beluga Caviarc or as simple, yet good, as some recently raught seafood from our local waters. Whatever your
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        979 3 A 'civilising' drink champagne CHAMPAGNE, the symbol of high living and luxury, is flourishing on myth and reality. Its producers use a blend of 20th-century technology and traditional practices to satisfy a worldwide demand. While the champagne houses in and around the towns of Reims and Epernay, east of Paris,
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        456 3 Grandma's fruit cake 1 i cups pitted dates, cut into 1 cm dice 1 cups diced (1 cm) glazed apricots I 1 4 cups diced (1 cm) glazed peaches 1 cup golden raisins 1 j cup dried currants 1 cup cream sherry 1 1 cup fresh orange juice 1
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        Ready-to-eat Xmas fare
        1718 4  -  HUO MEILI By From chocolates for the Christmas stockings to the roasts, cakes and puddings, here's a no-nonsense list of what's on offer from selected caterers, how much it costs and how good it is. In this sampling project, what struck our writer was the way Singapore
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        52 3 The Ffrvilion Pasky Shop yr This Christmas, as usual it is the best in town. With Log Cakes, Stollen. Plum Puddings, Mince Meat Pies, chocolate Santas even roast turkey and honey- glazed gammon ham. THE ADVANTAGE IS INTER- CONTINENTAL THE PAVILION INTER- CONTINENTAL THI PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE uscadeti Road Singapore
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        362 4 P^^ Exclusive vs^T^ "v^s^ 1 r Collections Dunn^ thc^" 1^ jStpaiieSC xly Hf V>UHCCIIUIW Singapore C±«^^ d^\ International Furniture Show, these were VAJITIICr VA^2iT2il\C^ KsOTtICT Bg amongthe top best selling items- Thi« W**f*k Onlv Our old stock must be cleared, so VH /xQvN jgfftfjt^ffk |^=n iiiwwccnviuy everything here is being
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        954 5 How much is that kitty in the window Well, kids. Here's a Christmas tale for you. We put a question to you at the end of the story. Guess the answer and you could win a small prize. 4 "Well," the shopkeeper said, "let's not talk about the price. Let
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        170 5 n i A^ nP/l(® 1j liftTTr' I'^"1 i- -the---- n R'wc^lHr^M I t^^-^ as socr? as P/c^sCrK 3? V !flßn one 6tzr6s &> e&t peanuts, o/ijvf pyhl supply hte beeri exhausted,. if it" s^ G° RHZvent yMJrse/fvvni n\ h-Vj over indulgence- in peanuts, The diagrtm opposite show l ™3 f^
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        621 5 following message from memory and ifll "X\ Shortcake" Orchard Road is Singapore's premier I I V f _^_^V shopping centre. It has a supermarket, \A ____rt Trinity Festival Choir P \J specialty shops and restaurants. Tomorrow _^__L v 7 00 am Fun Run J -^_H '%i December 19th and 20th
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        Distilling the essence of Singapore...
        880 7  -  MINU THAROOR ..to commemorate NUS Literary Society's 2 1 st anniversary FOCUS 1983 Published by NUS Literary Society, $2 Reviewed by THE Literary Society of the National University of Singapore has been publishing Focus sporadically for the past 21 years, with contributions from students and
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        579 7  - Maclean's thriller set in the Amazon HOWARD RICHARDS RIVER OF DEATH By Alistair Maclean Fontana, $7.55 Reviewed by ALISTAIR MACLEAN, one of the few accomplished suspease fiction writers today and author of such perennial favourites like HMS Ulysses, The Guns of Navarone, Where Eagles Dare and Ice Station Zebra, has
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        1035 9  -  KEVIN SULLIVAN THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS Published by Guinness Edited and compiled by Norris McWhirter $28 Reviewed by "THE world's all-time best selling copyright book is the Guinness Book of Records." For confirmation of this, you need only consult the Guinness Book of Records, the
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        Tales that fill the home with the Christmas spirit
        499 11  -  NATHANAEL LIM THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS By Clement Moore. Illustrated by Douglas Gorsline Randon House pictureback, 1975. $3.80 THE BEARS' CHRISTMAS By Stan and Jan Berenstain Collins Beginner Book, 1971. $7.40 BEST CHRISTMAS BOOK EVER By Richard Scarry Collins, 1981. $17.30
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        948 11  -  SILVERFISH LUSITANIA by David Butler Published by Futura. 1982. $12.70 Reviewed by "WHENEVER in future the Germans venture to speak of their culture, the answer will be, 'it does not exist: it committed suicide on May 7, 1915." So declared Denmark, referring to the
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        188 9 <p cMmal Novelties &J%axssorks IWZrfectfiifl W& {Jor Christmas JjJMjjffit^ HP JHHMHHH I MUSICAL SOUVENIRS ACCESSORIES H^yjpPBWWM iH HP* v I Brooches* Chains And Pendants* Etiquette W^mA M 9 1 V7 > #f B >- 1 I Brush* Fit Pins* Key Holders* Music |74^y||||fl »|f* 'I fl| mIM <•$& I Handkerchiefs
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        99 9 O VJ w^^cv^ u* f^\ _i i ~i«i'^ i^>J 1 Q\S^ OW ft\iQ a/\O^ y^oßc^noA^ V ORCHARD PLAZA .i. i ■I I. I I 11l I•■ ?^^s FREE towels, nail polish V I CC i IiMKUL a^ H remover etc for every I HI ll ,mt N II HBBE B^m
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        648 10 I 1 ml M m m wm I^*T« «i^^f v^flK v Y.B.M. Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen S.S.A.P, S.P.M.P., P.M.K. the Minister of Trade Industry for kindly consenting to officiate the launch of our company and honoured guests for making the occasion at the Cerating Banquet Hall, Raintree Club a memorable success.
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        151 11 The -IbBM %.*'*"V *«"B jmit TO i I Wishing all our m^ patrons Merry Christmas Happy New Year A Musical Selection Made In Austria ptispriborfpF ■WPP jr- the Rolis Royce <y '**> P= of Grand Pianos A; t Created by master craftsmen. Backed by 125 years of excellence. KROADWGDD for
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        175 11 An unrivalled programme of non-stop festivity mMMi^^^mfMM m& Jam "^^^^^^'^^c^^-^-'^ "■'>• >■ Ims. /Am H^« —.".-.UN. '^fe\^^s'- I T JyJ^ TUP O CT"J? "V C! I—lf™} P W^k The finest French cuisine in all S E Asia. A 4-piece orchestra. v Ksi^'* SHHMH Christmas, as usual, it's the best in
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        676 12 I^Bw^B .*|^|:|i^^ ''■%*s '^m (Jk^' SfflF^ ««ii<pßß^^^^ preparing soups and beverages "V 7 *i tfeit rv «S^yBBBBH^^ Rill «l^ UiniflflS6( \^*y^sßC!l[ ''om^^J? j^? 'W, -v^'^* contains highly-refined activa?ed *fo 9 .0n° ry Off rfK '^jf jtil y^T' +9 f^*^\ I r^i carbon which efficiently traps and J& sf sto Qr
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        605 13 Ribli will lose his match without having made a fight of it. m Analyst and former British Champion Robert Bellin Ribli Smyslov (White) (Black) 1. N-KB3 N-KB3 2. P-KN3 P-Q4 3. B-N2 P-KN3 4. P-B4 P-B3 5. P-N3 B-N2 6. B-N2 0-0 7. 0-0 B-N5 8. P-Q4
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        630 17  - Kaleidoscope of colours and new shapes PAULINE WALKER AN EVENING OF BALLET Singapore Festival of Dance 1983 Victoria Theatre, Dec 10 Reviewed by OF THE four local programmes in the Singapore Festival of Dance 1983, An Evening of Ballet undoubtedly offered the most variety and innovation. Having thrown off the
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        485 39 At the wayang David who? While he was here to do a onenight gig, singer-actor David Bowie dropped in on a wayang in Sungei Road. Our writer happened to be there too. SUNGEI Road. A wayang was playing. He strolled in, hoping that he would not be recognised. He need
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        703 39  -  CATHERINE TAN GREAT EXPECTATIONS Every Sunday, Ch 8, 5.20 p.m. Reviewed by A BITTER wind roaring over the wild and desolate marshland. A black prison ship riding the grey shoreline, "like a wicked Noah's Ark". A. small shivering bundle of a boy
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        477 39  -  LUO LIAN PIN CHRISTMAS FANTASIA Concert by the Singapore Youth Choir Dec 13, Victoria Concert Hall Reviewed by IT WAS an effort to raise part of the $103,000 needed to sponsor the 35--member Singapore Youth Choir to Europe for competitions. Christmas Fantasia was a captivating experience as
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        178 39 TEO LI AN HUAY Teresa Teng. They had never heard of Bowie. I grew up with Bowie music in the 70s but I, too, didn't ask for an autograph. I had since outgrown bubblegum rock and a good deal of today's sound which I could not relate to.
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        69 13 Distinctive style for every moment of your life. Titus Quartz: for ladies and gentlemen. Classically designed and produced by the finest techniques to achieve a new height in perfection. And distinctive style for every moment of your life. A wm jf *M*4o^^ HttftKl jf u ii;/J^"' mMm&A M VmakmmM sm
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        7 13 More LEISURE on Pages Seventeen and Thirty-nine
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        382 13 What's on TnnAV FOURTH SERIES OF PIONSHIP Competition Museum. On till Jan 2 RELIGIOUS SYMPOSI- SSO CONCERTS With open to all novice body- y^jL a P "m F IIM ON ORGAN DONA- conductor Choo Hoey and builders. Sentosa Swim- THEY CALL nt, iwk T1ON Public seminar, the New London Wind
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        462 14 Wfe're niaking it a Family Aftair at the ODEON KATONG SHOPPING COMPLEX Plus FREE children's balloons •^^^^f^^ijj M^B| jP^ f/^ yl vl^' r A J GALA GARMENTS Pte Ltd E__4_d_B_^_RT _t___T 1 "^f i3T w *^P^ P" 1 ¥Jr _i^_^_^_r' ___Bl__H _H_ra_E_k _B_P^ _7 i W"^^f At 1 of 20
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        347 15 .^^jMMMMp^^^j mattresses excluded "JJjJ: $1990 1 TIB *****1l I iilißTgT 1 ft Jjf^ J •AAr I <£„ M A^ JBr J^L^B^9^^^T 1210 ow gH flP** WJ^Mfc*. m'jm>'i i* "^^^^^^^^BBBfc vSl^^ Tfc ...I Usual: $1440 "W"" <«^mHP^ Nnui SRQO Jl« i?» I '"MM MiFliiii'Biin l M__~" i^H Year is just round
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        97 15 I E9P I&J 8 k dIIICItUUII ■||M|j^3 at thc Zoo! This is no idle boast —it comes landscaped home at the Zoo. It from our giant gorillas who tower is the only gorilla exhibit in.South over 2 metres and weigh over East Asia and a BIG attraction. 200 kgs. Reputed
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        324 16 n Warmest Conqratulations n II MINISTRY OF EDUCATION II on the compktion and handing-over of the 1 1 1 1 Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus 1 1 (Primary Secondary Schools) at Lorongl Tba Payoh to the CHIJ Schools' Board of Management. II tM 1(^71 KIMLY CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD. \v^w_^<^/
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        217 17 More LEISURE on Pages Thirteen and Thirty-nine j Congratulations Best Wishes to PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Convent of the HOLY INFANT JESUS (TOA PAYOH) to the MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FROM KOON HOE CO. PTE. LTD. 64C Kallang Pudding Road, Singapore 1334
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        396 17 Warmest Congratulations MINISTRY OF EDUCATION it 1 1 on the completion and hand ing-over of the I II Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus II II (Primary Secondary Schools) at Lorongl Toa Payoh to the II 1 1 CHIJ Schools' Board of Management. 1 1 1 1 RITE-MIX PRIVATE LIMITED
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        277 17 RC diary 1 BOOK FAIR Void deck of Block 3, Dover Road. 2-6 p.m. TWO-DAY CAMP East Coast camp site. 2.30 p.m. today until noon tomorrow. Organised by L Kebun Baru Zone "D" RC. RESIDENTS CUM SENIOR CITIZENS GET-TO-GETHER PARTIES 7.30 p.m. at the open space between Blocks 43 and
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        383 18 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ NOW SHOWING! —i X X GOI Of N SUL lAN ODE ON KATONG. MAJESTIC/GALA Q 0 I JURONG ORIVL -IN CINtMA BROADWAY ,'BEDOK i Q ;Al. IEISURt DROME-KONG CHIAN J Q X OPENS TOMORROW at GOLDEN CITY 8 O 36 1 M mm Chen Xm>lll Ye Q'»"* en <5
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        335 18 COM€ TOTH€ VICTOR MUSIC CHRISTMAS FAIR. ITS Have a memorable Christmas with your family at the Victor Music Christmas Fair from 17 to 23 December 1983. it's one event you simply cannot miss! LOADS OF GIFTS AND PRIZES The fun begins the moment you step in. Free attractive door-gifts to
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        1131 18 "cAp"to" 31st BONDNANZA "a"y" I I^PI^P^JI §^S^t^j!tW^ (*****59) 10.45, 1.30,4.00, 6.45, 9.30 No Free List T^Cillf 1 1 Q /WVI Al V*^li X Circle $4 Stalls $3 -CASH BOOKINGS ONLY ORGANISATION \!X/ ORGANISATION g i^Vp> "This film seems !o bring I I>):f.V[O«[H [Mil X ETSSEHESS 8 JAMES BOND BACK TO
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        309 19 *jXT SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROWS DRAW 100/83 i oinn nnn w v IUOpUUU \to &t?^r ORAW OVER REDIFUSSION AFTER 430 p M ffi^ s J|HBpV| p» l^B i. jßy7\-^ **^M^ Pfls 1 iAA 4 jJ^T All you have to do is to play TOTO the coupons accepted during this period
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        270 19 A wide collection of latest furniture designs for the v«»ar 1954. Ample exhibition hall. Fully air-conditioned, situated in Central Town Zone. All clearing at bottom low prices. Hurry! First come first serve! jt p^p» 5 p^pflßip^pMi s mpntipj^ pPii^ Bedroom suite just from $659 per set (without mattress) pr^ C
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        307 19 I A PERFECT GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS II T[ Have a fun and interesting time with a LJLIi A A J I game of click-chek, click-poker, etc. H |K Wf. A very interesting game created for g j^MHMnmMM^iJ ages 4 to 85 years! It is creative and I i p^ educational.
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        931 20 TliF fiffiS bltUHl?^l IJUp Toa Payoh bus services from 26 December 83. Feeder services will be introduced. FACTORIES BRADWEUWW) "wh N orth TOA PAYOH o TOWN SAN SHAN ?3i PRIMARY BEATTY -HI SCHOOL SEC SCHOOL O* °S n OS nmm SS5««ool I Cfe 02M ?3S 732 I—'1 *****2 153 '*t^
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        191 21 A *s*# J^* ■'■■'.rn^(p»»' 5 Only $3.95 Each set of 20 beautiful, memorable stamps comes with a full-colour partwork on the history of the stamps and the related country. ■iSltfV* 1U I jt^-fl *POLAND 'AUSTRALIA 'RUSSIA *USA Tgtjffiu^SM *JAPAN 'VIETNAM 'MONGOLIA WKtKL'^&&Bffi&> *CUBA and lots more. Find out about our
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        873 21 Ifs LEOPARD FESTIVAL Time at the Goodwood Group of Hotels A Great Beer has come to four Great Coffee Houses in Singapore. The Coffee Lounge in Goodwood Park Hotel. The Coffee Shop in Ladyhill Hotel. The Coffee House" in Boulevard Hotel and the Bamboo Court in York Hotel. LEOPARD, New
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        1068 22 Park Complex^ .People's Park Centre >N C sth Novemberi 983 3rd January 1 984 <U worth of prizes to be won fi-iom Plu arranged many programmes specially for everyone In the family. Chnstmas bargains are now even better in Singapore the Shoppers Paradise "ires «io™ Si2o«yu Come and be pleasantly
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        345 22 ra^ 1 IR Hn In order to serve you better, we have completed our extensive reorganization and renovation under the new management. Mow, you can feast yourself with sumptuous meals meticulously prepared by our gourmet masters in Hong-Kong-Style Shanghai Cantonese cuisine. Come and enjoy a delicious gourmet meal, comfortable atmosphere
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        1404 23 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES MfBSBBBBm Telex Service: Address: Kates: Min. Charges: cVU'IJTC S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STAN IS RS jq^ TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House W Mmi ext 2724-7 2669 gg' g aff re S
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        1005 23 Coopers &Lyur3nCJ Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing Hand Distribution Systems, Executive Selection, Marketing
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        585 24 APPOINTMENTS f\t*% OSA MARKETING WJffl ASSOCIATES PTE LTD We are a fast expanding company in the building and construction trade, offering a wide range of quality products for interior furnishing to developers, architects, designers and retail outlets. We invite suitably qualified persons for the following appointments: I 1) Sales Executives
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        819 24 National Is In the revolution in semiconductors technology With the development of VLSI technology, the emerging surfacemount assembly technology, a focus on board size reduction and the rapid growth in the cost competitive consumer products market, the current standard package, namely the dual-in-line (DIP) pack will be replaced. The high
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        524 24 CHALLENGE SALES MANAGER WORKSHOP jib" 5 0 IBom ADMINISTRATION The successful candidate will report to the EXECUI IVE Divisional Manager and lead a sales team y^ e j^. dealing in office e quipmeni t to fully T stJC( essfu candidate will report to the sTng "SX^S^S^! Workshop Service Manager and
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        865 25 APPOINTMENTS f 1 ■I COMPUTER SYSTEMS CHALLENGING JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE INFORMATION We are a major American multinational engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of main frame computers and office automation equipment. Due to expansion of business in South East Asia, we wish to make the following appointments. MARKETING RESEARCH
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        757 25 HHj TOMORROWS WBBk TECHNOLOGY ggg ISHERE I 9HHHHH| A£ Texas Instxuinents Singapore HR^ JOINUSIN f OUR FAST EXPANSION ■JllllpC PROGRAM i^^^P PRODUCT ENGINEERS IgH^f^^^^ I*'^1 The Job Wi^BHß^"'^ Failure analysis and characterisation of MOS state-of-the-HBHHHH|H[ art semi-conductor chips for: .jß^a^B^^^^;- a) Yield improvements ffiSjlflifeaffl^^feS b) Upgrading the hardware and software
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        595 25 P WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I An expanding USA Multi-national Corporation located in Jurong invites I applications from suitably qualified candidates f< >r the following x isitions: I PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR 1 ($15,000 to $23,000 per annum) The Job Besides secretarial and administrative chores, the appointee will assist in the recruitment, development
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        832 26 APPOINTMENTS CHARTERED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES PTE LTD A subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd Chartered Electronics Industries Pte Ltd a locally owned, technology- based Company has openings for the following positions: I MARKETING ENGINEER I The Job: To market the Company's services in design and fabrication of microelectronic circuits.
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        713 26 Consumer Electronics Re Ltd H mm- I (A) MANAGER Ijl Design Production Engineering (B) ADVANCED MANUFACTURING i ENGINEER (C) QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER HI incoming Materials H (D) QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER ife New Products Development |jj§ For Position (A) ■P This is a key spot within the department, and the individual
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        669 26 TRIDENT TRAVELS PTE LTD (Jointly owned by Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Intraco Ltd, CIAS Sembawang Investment Pte Ltd) We are a rapidly growing young travel agency company with I A TA accredit/on. To meet our expanding activities, we now invite suitably qualified persons for the following challenging positions:--(A) TOUR MANAGER
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        586 26 EHDB 1 invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the post of: SENIOR ASSISTANT (LEGAL) (Gross Salary Range: $2020 $3110) Requirements (1) A good legal background with at least 10 years experience in a law firm out of which 5 years are in a supervisory capacity, and a wide knowledge in
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        498 27 APPOINTMENTS W ESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION (Singapore Branch) Hex. him »l rapid expansion ot activities, applications to till the following position is sought: FOREIGN EXCHANGE POSH lONS CLERK (MALI:) Rt qmrements: Applications should have .it least 1-2 years experience in a similar position. Minimum GCE O level withcredii in Maths. Rt
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        919 27 OISK(S)PTE.LTD I CASA (S) Pte Ltd sole agent for reputable electronics and household ijj||| appliances FABER, ELBA and GOLDSTAR is looking for -jjFf responsible and efficient persons to undertake the following positions y to further expand its operations in Singapore: Wsk A ACCOUNTANT fg Experience in an auditing or trading
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        870 27 ■■■■■■I \ifj^jfJstKL wrwMMWkZA for BURGER KING? The success of BURGER KING mSm Ufl 'Jtfo^ at*' ,ii.\. iys on the lookout for ambitious and dedicated yourv: who will grow with us This time we are looking for the following: ■•-■■^JlP^^ 1. RESTAURANT MANAGERS ji You will be responsible for the profitability
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        616 28 APPOINTMENTS I GENERAL ffl& ELECTRIC B (U.S.A.) Consumer Electronics Re Ltd A fast paced growing U.S. organisation is seeking for: I Systems I PROGRAMMERS (3 Positions) Our Business information Systems sub-section operates a computer centre which services the majority of the General Electric affiliates within the region via a data
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        662 28 |1 PHILIPS Ifl Working towards a better iomoiraw f We are a large multi-national organisation in the fore- A front of electronic technology. We have in Singapore &i significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities |j| covering a diversified range of products from consumer ■'fit electronics to sophisticated professional systems
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        422 28 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: SALES ENGINEER (Medical Scientific) To promote medical or scientific equipment related products to teaching institutions, hospitals, laboratories private specialists. Possess a diploma/degree in Electronics or Science. Have 1 or 2 years' sales experience. SALES ENGINEER (Industrial Fittings) To promote
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        729 28 IQH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts in the Centre for Educational Technology: 1) TECHNICAL OFFICER (2 vacancies) 2) ARTIST (1 vacancy) 3) PHOTOGRAPHER „cncy The Centre for Educational Technology, which will be a centralised unit, will assist the University in promoting the
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        628 29 APPOINTMENTS A major insurance organisation invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the appointment of: TRAINING OFFICER (SALES EDUCATION) The appointee will Ik* required to play a key role in the formulation and implementation of training policies which will make a direct contribution to the efficiency of the sales force.
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        593 29 Houm per ASIAN COMPUTER SERVICES We are looking for several people to join a new project team. This group will work on an integrated database system for an IBM mainframe computer with intelligent terminals at remote sites and a number of local terminals for on-line data entry and enquiries. Project
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        536 29 #Sabah Gas Industries Senchrian Berhad SABAH GAS INDUSTRIES SON. BHI). is a Company wholly owned by the Sabah Government. The Company i^ setting up plants for the manufacture of Hot Briquetting Iron (HBI), Methanol and Power Generation up to a capacity of 50MW on the island of Labuan. Total investment
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        717 29 a) Educational qualifications. b) Professional qualifications. I raining undergone and related courses attended length of course training. d) Experience with details of equipment worked with. e) Earliest date available for employment. f) Present salary and expected salary. p) Contact telephone number. GENERAL NOTES (a) In accordance with Government Policy, preference
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      78 30 I MRS CHEW CHEE THONG 1 (MADAM LIM WUH FEI) I AGE: 59 YEARS PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY AT 7.22 A.M., 16TH DEC 1983 f I SADLY MISSED BY: I HUSBAND: CHEW CHEE THONG I SON: SWEE LIN I DAUGHTER: HWEE MING 1 Nt :ATHS 3R SCROLLS. ALL DONATIONS TO B
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      42 30 Deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Mr. Chew Chee Thong Managing Director APS group of pnmnflniPQ £inH family on the demise of his beloved wife Mdm Lim Wuh Fei From: MR. AKIRA FUNAHASHI President of Fujitsu Ten Limited and it's management staff.
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        453 30 NOTICES 1| The Trade and Public are hereby advised that EVERDURE ELECTRICAL i MANUFACTURERS I'TY LTD, of LOl-IQ3 Sheffield Road. Welshpool, 6106 H Perth Western Australia, are the owners of the trade marks "EVERDURE" and "SUPER ROD 747" which they use in connection with water heaters. The exclusive agents tor
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        234 30 NOTICE This is to notify that Mr Tay Siong Lee (also known as IVir Santek), Nric No. *****30/Z, has resigned trom the Board of Directors on his own accord and is no longer a shareholder of the company with effect from 28 November 1983. Mr Tay Siong Lee is therefore
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        103 30 BAILIFF'S SALE IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Writ of Seizure Sale No. 2753 of 1983 U-PLAN OFFICE FURNITURE (PTE) LTD Plaintiff VERSUS YEONG HONG FURNITURE MANUFACTURE (PTE) LTD. Defendant AUCTION SALE OF SPAR^ PARTS, MACHINES AND FURNITURE ETC. TO BE HELD AT
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        321 30 AiA oversea-ch! hanking I m=L) CORPORATION LIMI HED N^™™™™"^/ (incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) LOST STOCK CERTIFICATES!. Applications have been made to the Directors of the Company to issue duplicate Stock Certificates in respect of the undermentioned Stockholders in place of the original Certificates which are stated to have
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        341 30 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies* Winding-Up No, 270 of 198:* In I ho MatttT of The Companies Act (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of Ong Say Kuan Sons Pte. Ltd. A DVE RTIS EM ENT OF PETITION Notice us hereby given that a Petition
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      84 31 Deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Mr. Chew Chee Thong Managing Director APS group of companies and family on the demise of his beloved wife Mdm Lim Wuh Fei MALAYSIA SINGAPORE amatpmd S}2!2 S o TORES < M > SDN BHD CHEWHOW TECK CO PTE LTD SDN BHD STORES (PENANG)
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        884 32 APPOINTMENTS Sales Company Management, Southeast Asia We are an internationally known manufacturer of precision tools for the metalworking industry in the Federal Republic of Germany. With the growth in demand for our products on foreign markets, we are seeking a BUSINESS MANAGER for our sales company in Singapore. The successful
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        328 32 One of the biggest Imported Furniture Showrooms ffijfe at HOUGANG with more than 400 items •^|£i hKW^^f on display (20 ooo sg n) (p> < P^^ Si Imported from Taiwan jf^^ I l§ kJ^IbSHH I I 1 I u JL Wjf^Jl^^^ I I V" 1 Si chair P^^^ v *V
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        337 32 Mecomb Singapore Ltd, a subsidiary of the Sime Darby Group, now seeks to appoint a: i SALES ENGINEER 1 (Ref 24/RC/MEC) to join one of its fast growing departments in the sale of medical products which include radio pharmaceutical, genetic engineering, and clinical laboratory equipment. Product and sales training will
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        365 33 APPOINTMENTS Established trading company invites suitably qualified applicants to fill the posts of: EXECUTIVES (Building Materials) fo augment the Company's expanding sales force. Pre-requisites: Must have experience in sales of building materials steel bars, plywood, timber, glass blocks, sanitary ware, Contacts with building contractors, architects and developers would be very
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        662 33 f QUALIFIED 1 |MICROBIOLOGIST?| CAN YOU MANAGE MORE THAN A I MICROSCOPE? Gould can offer you immediate training as I H| a Quality Assurance Manager in the ij| lii production of disposable medical devices. |gl B Requirements.- &k H| A professional degree in microbiology or I |jj| eauivalent. 'J« r
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        240 33 AT^PF DESIGNS ON BRILLIANCE Anything but ordinary. La-Richie adds a new dimension to jewelcraft. Fashion in jewellery the world over influences the designs of the new La-Richie collection. That *s why La-Richie is fashion that outlasts today 's trends. jewELflY pte ltd 14 Scotts Road, 02-102 103, Far Fast Plaza,
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        643 34 Unbeatable Christinas Shopping at Never Before Warehouse Prices! BT Bt Bf i p J n All these exclusive brands and Demonstration Sing Along Fancy NiKOFi Shutterbuq's Special! J«Pp*K*£ OdrUtril more are QOinq at warehouse Dress Contest Variety Show If you O wn a Nikon, you can bring it into SeiU/aen
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        674 35 Kwupsng To mark the grand official opening of Centrepoint, Terminal brings you a Philips Fair with lots of great value-for-money offers from today to December 24, 1983. *****- gS5-"- S£= §rSS» ■■MMM^^^^^^^HH^^T~~~~ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■Mi W^SI^^TCTV- 16 CT 2025 (42 cm) CTV 20 CT!^^^Z digit.. ?p C £S£i£!. KtSTL* Portable w,,h 8
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        195 35 jgs) BRIDGESTONE SF-310 TURBO SUPER FILLER «V7O Series The International Favourite^ 70 SERIES^W IT M\a\*M R* 5 I View your SF-310 Turbo I| 4 Tyre at our dealers today's fl~ 't v Pattern for High-Speed Safety and Professional Response Dynamic Rib Pattern World popular tread design that assures maneuverability, safety,
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        142 36 j CYCLE 1 2 Illj for puppies and adult t mmm^ mmm J^ m J P^t products I J;,|| |f i dogs ST. AUBREY i H if ißf^H^jfl BnS B) IG^V^ I J^nsP il "!2lirfi^ W imp* S-* t liil 77i£» professionals in pet services 'r^\ Jl Travelling Cages Grooming
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        160 36 COMICS GARFIELD ByJimDmrlM STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson 1(^ %i a^hS'' U^ta^^" i *'-"x^''^^"" <: r^s^ j >^» v k^ fc.\r— THE BOHN LOSER BjrArrteiisom VWHAI'LL THE)/ TUIIOK OF f^°^^\ 'l ?iM T0 CT^ ALOM^ kIATURAUV^ THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appieby I f WELL. WUILE VOU'CE ABOUT f
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        337 37 tLtwAJrlwt HI I *y»illii to look at. Also Shinto roof tiles come in three kinds: Japanese type, French type and Spanish i s-^r-^r-.^ s-^^r^ type. And include forms like FLAT, RIDGE and p\ rw-v-rv-^v^^-^>-^x^-'-^. ORNAMENT that open limitless possibilities to A^ r-^, rjr-^ D v^^ wv_y-^. -^> x_/~^^x_^. architects and
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