The Straits Times, 5 July 1986
1986-07-05
1
26
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section15 1986-07-05 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1988 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
-
Article625 1986-07-05 1 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN Defence budget shows our will to protect nation Chok Tong By SINGAPORE'S $2 billion defence budget in a period of recession is intended as a signal to all that the Government has the political will to fight for the country's sovereignty. The First Deputy Prime625 words
-
Article, Illustration145 1986-07-05 1 4 Before the Falkiands War, the Argentinian leaders assessed that the British people would not support a war for some small, insignificant islands, 8,000 miles away from the British Isles. So although they knew that the British had the military capability to respond to145 words
-
Article, Illustration310 1986-07-05 1 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN Singaporean doctor pioneered technique By TWIN babies said to be the world's first to be conceived by fertilised frozen-egg method, a technique pioneered by a Singaporean doctor, were born in Australia yesterday morning. The babies, a pair of non-identical twin boy and girl, wereReuter - 310 words
-
Article251 1986-07-05 1 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky) A legally blind man contended he should not have been charged with drunken driving because his dog was technically operating his car. "We've heard a lot of excuses," Judge James Nicholson said on Wednesday with a laugh as he described the case. WilliamUPI - 251 words
-
309 1986-07-05 1 Death warrants for two Aussies signed PENANG Penang's High Court adjourned in an uproar yesterday after Malaysian authorities stunned lawyers seeking to stay the hangings of two Australian drag traffickers by saying death warrants had been signed. Attorney-General Tan Sri Aba Talib Othman said the order to execute Brian ChambersReuter; AFP - 309 words
-
Article69 1986-07-05 1 JOHANNESBURG Black workers, demanding the release of trade union leaders detained under South Africa's state of emergency, struck today at four diamond mines belonging to the giant De Beers Group, bringing them to a standstill, the company said. About 1,950 miners, the entire Black workforce, were onReuter - 69 words
-
Article65 1986-07-05 1 HAARLEM (Netherlands) A Dutch court yesterday sentenced a Singaporean to five years' imprisonment for attempting to smuggle more than 4 kg of heroin into The Netherlands. Chong Yih Ming, 30, was arrested on April 2 at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport after he arrived on a.flight from Singapore witn theAP - 65 words
-
690 1986-07-05 1 ILENE ALESHIRE - Housing Board will not buy back HUDC flats ILENE ALESHIRE Decision will not affect HDB flat-owners By THE Housing Board will no longer buy back HUDC apartments from their owners but will continue to accept HDB flats. A spokesman said yesterday that the HDB had to depart from past practice690 words
-
Article53 1986-07-05 1 WARSAW Polish leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski was re-elected first secretary of the Communist Party on Thursday, while more than three-quarters of the party's central committee were replaced, the Polish news agency reported. Ten former deputy committee members, including counter-espionage chief Wladyslaw Pozoga, are among the 173 newcomers onAFP - 53 words
-
Article28 1986-07-05 1 TOKYO A mild earthquake registering 5.1 on the Richter scale shook central Japan early yesterday morning. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. APAP - 28 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement361 1986-07-05 1 KING'S <#> INDUSTRIAL SAFETY J L SHOES _fIR TO JwJtTkIMQ'S SHOE MFC PTE LTD iViSfea©-*'' 147. Kallang Way I.Singapore 1334. kinosoneaath Tel: *****1 1 (S lineal The Sunday Times Tomorrow mmmmm— Max Driving a Ford to pieces Henry Ford, who built the world's biggest family business and the first "car361 words
-
Advertisement136 1986-07-05 1 yMARUMAN J jfl L 'gh,est Graphite Shaft 6° 9m tJoo%s^ Heavier Head sgm extra *%y^ Swing Weight of C7 so* t*pr: THE GOLF SPECIALIST ;_fWfe f_!r M5 *'.tw. Road Smgaoo* 09?3 -?_W^ AAI CT ?370?38 ?3?1939 e -TTV W%T PTt LTO RS ?10'0 Gab* PARGOIf I OPEN DAILY iO am136 words
-
Advertisement24 1986-07-05 1 NATIOVA! ÜBRAJRT S.NGAPORE Inside Summary 2 World News 3,4,6 Asean 8 Causeway t Comment/ Perspective 18,17 Letters 18 TlmesDoUar 19-22 Racing 24,25 Sports 28-2924 words
-
-
IN SUMMARY
-
Article428 1986-07-05 2 Conmen foiled TELEPHONE conmen have surfaced again in the past month but this time round, the three intended victims were wise to the swindlers' tricks. They went to the police instead of parting with their money as past victims had done. The most recent attempt took place on Monday.428 words
-
Article195 1986-07-05 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: HUDC LESSEES who have been trying or hoping to return their flats to the Housing Board for what they paid for them are unlikely to welcome the HDB's denial yesterday that It has any legal obligation to take them back. The HDB, however, cannot be195 words
-
Article312 1986-07-05 2 Terrorist link? FRENCH police believe a band of armed men who stole 88 million francs (Ss2s million) from a bank in Brittany on Thursday may be linked to the leftwing terrorist group Action Directe. Security Minister Robert Pandraud said on Thursday night that the robbery, the biggest312 words
-
Article193 1986-07-05 2 Chris crashes out HANA MANDLIKOVA blitzed Chris Evert Lloyd over the last five games to beat the three-time champion 7-6, 7-5 on Thursday, earning a place in the Wimbledon women's final against Martina Navratilova. The 24-year-old Czechoslovak produced an array of brilliant shots just when it seemed a third193 words
-
Article358 1986-07-05 2 Life as a poet AS THE National University of Singapore's fourth writer-in-residence, poet Ee Tiang Hong will conduct writing workshops and seminars and meet junior college students as well as English specialists at the Ministry of Education and the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore. Ee, an educationist who358 words
-
Article385 1986-07-05 2 Bird Show Performers If you love birds and have an extrovert personality, you can be trained to train birds. This interesting career is offered by Jurong J Bird Park at classification 66. Classifieds: Pg.7 Section <^/ Product Advertiser Section/Page Banks Overseas Union Bank Ltd 1—1 Batttery Union Carbide385 words
-
168 1986-07-05 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Resettlement role PRESIDENT Suharto has stressed that the armed forces must play a bigger role to help Indonesia achieve its ambitious transmigration programme to resettle millions of people from Java and Bali to less populated outlying islands. The official Antara news agency yesterday quoted Mr168 words
-
Article190 1986-07-05 2 BANKS STILL WANT TO COME IN DESPITE STRICT LAWS BANKS are lining up to come into Singapore despite our strict banking laws, close supervision and the economic slowdown in the region. Mr J.Y. Pillay, the Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, revealed this last night at a190 words
-
Article81 1986-07-05 2 RETHINK CONSUMER FAIR THE CONSUMERS Association of Singapore should review its decision to hold a consumer fair. The reader who makes this call says that Case should not practise endorsing products. He says however that it can provide product information by comparing prices or quality with its own tests81 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement466 1986-07-05 2 COME TO SHERATON'S ■_*_______F^*s_l Hk SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS 1; The Sheraton's unbeatable 'Summer m _________R Highlights' "otters you the best of mmM^k^m_-**t-tt\\WmmLW' holiday fun. PS "•'SSH^fi For as little as HK$ 2.lBO for a single i TR^^SS^^Jf occupancy room, HK52,380 for a double I MxlJi T/JJIF "^frHtf and HK$2 580 for466 words
-
-
around the WORLD
-
446 1986-07-05 3 SYDNEY PRIME MINISTER Bob Hawke yesterday blamed the collapse of the Australian dollar to the country's business sector, saying many managements were "bloody hopeless." He also accused the money market of reacting irrationally against the local unit which has fallen by more than 10AFP; Reuter - 446 words
-
326 1986-07-05 3 BEIJING Chinese archaeologists have identified the ruins of an ancient dam, built concurrently with the Great Wall, that boosted fertility of the north China plain and made possible the unification of China. The dam, said by archaeologists to be the biggest andAFP - 326 words
-
Article, Illustration279 1986-07-05 3 Kim's invitation to US reception sparks protest SEOUL Dissident leader Kim Dae-Jung mingled freely with United States diplomats and other celebrities yesterday when he was officially invited to a reception to mark July 4, sparking official protests from the Seoul government, reliable sources said here. Mr Kim, who was convictedAFP; AP - 279 words
-
Article33 1986-07-05 3 SYDNEY Mr Barry Unsworth was sworn in as Premier of New South Wales yesterday, succeeding Mr Neville Wran who has headed the state's Labour government for the past 10 years. AFPAFP - 33 words
-
Article, Illustration90 1986-07-05 3 ANY way you pot It, they are among the best. Taking a breather from preparations for the Miss Universe contest ln Contadora Island, Panama, are Miss France Catherine Carew from Cretell Miss Japan EUroko Esakl from Glfn and Miss England Joanne Sedgley from St. Austell. TheReuter - 90 words
-
105 1986-07-05 3 Three shot dead by Sikh extremists NEW DELHI Sikh extremists killed a Communist Party peace activist, his son and a neighbour, the second multiple killing of minority Hindus in Punjab in two days, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said yesterday. Six gunmen shot dead Ajeet Ram and his sonReuter - 105 words
-
Article, Illustration415 1986-07-05 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said yesterday that he is not as pessimistic over Japan's economy as his critics and gave an assurance that the country will attain a 4 per cent growth rate this year. Rebutting415 words
-
256 1986-07-05 3 SEOUL South Korean officials yesterday denounced as "unreasonable" a North Korean response to an International Olympic Committee (IOC) offer to stage some events of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games in the North. The lOC said on Thursday North and South had reacted "very positively" to aReuter - 256 words
-
105 1986-07-05 3 TAIPEI Five employees of a state-owned bank were arrested yesterday in connection with alleged illegal lending to the Singapore subsidiaries of two local shipping: agencies, a court official said. Last week, four other employees of the First Commercial Bank were arrested in connectionReuter - 105 words
-
409 1986-07-05 4 PARIS FRENCH police believe a band of armed men who stole 88 million francs (5525.1 million) from a bank in Brittany on Thursday may be linked to the left-wing terrorist group Action Directe. Security Minister Robert Pandraud said on Thursday night that theReuter - 409 words
-
Article98 1986-07-05 4 LONDON The government has postponed plans to privatise Britain's state-owned water industry in a stock market flotation which would have been the country's biggest sale of a public asset. Environment Secretary Nicholas Ridley said the sell-off would go ahead as soon as necessary arrangements had beenReuter - 98 words
-
179 1986-07-05 4 Britain scraps its high-speed super train LONDON A revolutionary high-speed super train which British Rail (BR) hoped would have taken it into the 21st century is to be scrapped. BR officials said the £10-million (Ss33 million) train and its 10 coaches weighing 350 tonnes would be sold off to steelworksReuter - 179 words
-
Article, Illustration417 1986-07-05 4 NEW YORK President Ronald Reagan, with French President Francois Mitterrand by his side, rededicated the Statue of Liberty on Thursday night in a star-studded ceremony overflowing with patriotic slogans and songs. Mr Reagan hailed the century-old New York Harbour monument as aReuter; AP - 417 words
-
Article125 1986-07-05 4 Staff at Air France to strike PARIS Staff of the French state airline, Air France, will go on a 24--hour strike on Wednesday in protest against the opening up of some routes to competition from charter companies, union officials said Thursday. The strike by flight crew and ground staff willReuter - 125 words
-
287 1986-07-05 4 Italy wants to quiz Yurchenko on missing Soviets ROME Italy has asked the Soviet Union to return KGB official Vitaly Yurchenko to explain if he was kidnapped or defected, Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti said on Thursday. Three Soviets have vanished in Italy in the last three years and Mr AndreottiUPI - 287 words
-
Briefly
-
Article44 1986-07-05 4 THIRTY-TWO PEOPLE, including 12 children and 12 women, were killed on Thursday when US-backed rebels blew up a civilian truck in northern Nicaragua, the Defence Ministry announced in Managua. Authorities said the blast was caused by an anti-tank landmine. AFPAFP - 44 words
-
Article56 1986-07-05 4 POPE JOHN PAUL II gave an open-air address to more than two million people in one of Bogota's poorest areas on Thursday, blasting Marxism, unemployment and child labour. Earlier, in Chiquinquira, the Pope called for land reform in Colombia, where wealthy landowners hold almost 90 per centAFP; Reuter - 56 words
-
Article36 1986-07-05 4 FORMER NIGERIAN President Shehu Shagari and his deputy, Mr Alex Ekwueme, have been released after spending 30 months in detention but their movements will be restricted, official sources said in Lagos on Thursday. ReuterReuter - 36 words
-
Article77 1986-07-05 4 THE EUROPEAN Community (EC) is to step up economic and technological co-opera-tion with China, including nuclear energy, EC President Jacques Delors said in Beijing on Thursday. Grants will be offered to Chinese scientists to allow them to study in Europe, Mr Delors said, and Chinese researchersAFP - 77 words
-
Article48 1986-07-05 4 FIVE SEOUL dog meat butchers were arrested on Friday and charged with slaughtering about 18,000 dogs for soup since last August, prosecutors said. Friday's arrests came two weeks after two restaurant owners were charged with defying a government ban on dog meat soup. AFPAFP - 48 words
-
Article79 1986-07-05 4 A NEW-BORN boy was found alive 24 hours after being buried to save his unmarried teenaged mother from the penalties for illegal sex, Bangladesh police said on Friday. Police opened the grave after a tip from residents of Dhanbari village, in northern Tangail district. Premarital sex isReuter - 79 words
-
-
Article, Illustration215 1986-07-05 4 LONDON British pop star Boy George was at the centre of confusion on Thursday night over reports that he is a heroin addict and has only a few weeks to live. The outrageous dresser and so-called "gender bender" was quoted in several popular newspapers as saying215 words
-
Article, Illustration382 1986-07-05 6 Gen Pinochet orders combat troops out into the streets SANTIAGO FOUR more people were shot dead in anti-govern-ment demonstrations on Thursday night, bringing to seven the death toll from two days of protests, Chilean police, church and hospital sources said. President Augusto Pinochet againReuter; AP - 382 words
-
369 1986-07-05 6 Emir takes over rule of 'shaky' Kuwait KUWAIT THE Emir of Kuwait has dissolved his country's Parliament and said he will rule by decree. "The country faces many ordeals (and) hardships, unprecedented in any society," said the text of a decree from Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, read on Kuwait radio369 words
-
Article43 1986-07-05 6 PARIS A totai of 50 South African soldiers were killed last Sunday during a mortar attack by the South West Africa Peoples Organisation (Swapo) guerillas on a base in north-eastern Namibia, according to a Swapo communique received here on Thursday. AFPAFP - 43 words
-
284 1986-07-05 6 Sex shows and nude wrestling break the ice REYKJAVIK Heralded by sexy lingerie shows, nude mud wrestling and wet T-shirt contests, erotica is invading conservative Iceland. Nightclub owners are finding they cannot compete without adding such features to their entertainment schedules. The Upstairs Downstairs in central Rekyavik used to beReuter - 284 words
-
227 1986-07-05 6 ZURICH Former Swiss National Bank chairman Fritz Leutwiler said on Thursday night reports that he had resigned as mediator between South Africa and its creditor banks were based on a misunderstanding. "It must have been a misunderstanding. I am not active for SouthReuter - 227 words
-
194 1986-07-05 6 MIAMI The United States has extradited to Argentina Jose Lopez Rega, a once-powerful Argentine politician known as the "Sorcerer", to face charges of ordering assassinations and looting the national Treasury. Lopez Rega, 69, a former Social Welfare Minister regarded as the power behind President IsabelReuter - 194 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement31 1986-07-05 3 r ,-m t I m t_B _L _____l^^ _^\^imß »<*^ WmSffMmM^z^^m mW*m^k m W^fM' by choice Available at: Bata Shoe Department Store at Peninsula Plaza and Bata Shoe Store at Thomson Plaza31 words
-
Advertisement301 1986-07-05 3 jPHi I *ani_i-.Styte m mM I I JBcdok gtici sw&Mt I H Freehold Property in Katong SgS 2-storey Split-level _____\\Boo/k JiliVlii" I w \s3_2a m Semi-detached Bungalows ,J||B8m m&0&& Terrace Houses K^lfwWl n V l^S^i I 3 UNBEATABLE FEATURES I wm Tango*'* _^!x- ——~c \i i_4 "> «i\ 1/ H301 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement184 1986-07-05 4 The economic turn-around ___fP_______!F T-l m^ m Zoom, zoom! The only IOOOcc car powered 12-valve Toyota Starlet. The Toyota Starlet can make by a 12-valve OHC engine, the It does 100 km on 4.5 litres a clean sweep around a circle Starlet is remarkably responsive, of petrol.* with a turning184 words
-
Advertisement44 1986-07-05 4 §ffe Roy Eastern spi has the time ggjl for you. In gold and steel. *___E^!?>£^* Or steel with gold. la collection Van Geef& Arpels Paris Authorised Dealer Roy Eastern Watch JL Jewellery Pte. Ltd. #01 74 Lucky Plaza, Tel *****35 *****16 Sole Agent EQUATRON44 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement627 1986-07-05 5 77?6? biggest choice-The lowest prices- and the easiest way to buy! mWmmWmmmW ■__B^r ,^^H^»' 4_______ttH_T ____i________r M-H-_B-_F iwUS^ v Fi ih V* i 2^y 'M** "^|P^^^^^ ■'>* \wAia\l\ r n L tiffi m __k -..^...^-BB mmmrmmma B^^B am mmmm^M. mmmmMßJß ma MS >». bl mmmm Bi bm bb m m627 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement423 1986-07-05 6 THE BEST OF m m m B Bj I tS R It benefits the Mother-to-be to check out our best buys j A for maternity wear, baby wear and basics for baby J A\\\l care. Not only is there a wider and more attractive I range to choose from but423 words
-
Advertisement176 1986-07-05 6 ife x At 55* ELB Singapore Handicrafts "I a IS-'* 1 Mam Showroom Singapore Handicrafts Building 72 Eunos Avenue 7 ■S' Bfi2 (Off Sims Ave.) Singapore 1440 Ter *****66 (10 lines) £B/..v Ml Open Weekday 10.00 am to 6.30 pm -B^^SMry^^r~ Sunday/Holiday 200pmto6 00 pm Tjl yptZ77 I Many new176 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement316 1986-07-05 7 On our furnishing floor you save so much more. furnishing lair at Plaza Singapura 26 June -11 July. At Plaza Singapura, our furnishing shops are offering discounts of up to J_M_Jh^ >^^ll_^ 50%. Don't miss this chance! You'll find #04 36 mMwla f^^^OTiSllliw k everything to make your house more316 words
-
-
AROUND ASEAN
-
Article, Illustration100 1986-07-05 8 A force of all-women communist guerillas undergoing rifle training in a rebel camp on the central Philippine island of Samar despite preparations for cease-fire talks with government officials to end the bloody 17-year insurgency. Though full-scale talks between the government and communist representatives are due toReuter - 100 words
-
410 1986-07-05 8 PRESIDENT Suharto has stressed that the armed forces must play a bigger role in helping Indonesia achieve its ambitious transmigration programme to resettle millions of people from Java and Bali to less populated outlying islands. The official Antara News Agency quoted Mr SuhartoReuter; UPI - 410 words
-
193 1986-07-05 8 BANGKOK Four Thai villagers were injured and several houses were damaged in an artillery attack by Vietnamese forces near the Cambodian border, Thai military officials said yesterday. The officials told reporters 14 shells fired on Thursday night from 155--mm and 122-mm Sovietmade artilleryReuter; UPI - 193 words
-
324 1986-07-05 8 ABBY TAN - 26 injured in anti-US Manila rally ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA At least 26 people were injured, one with gunshot wound, when police used teargas to disperse 5,000 demonstrators during an anti-American rally outside the United States Embassy here yesterday. The rally was held to mark the Fourth of324 words
-
Article, Illustration340 1986-07-05 8 JAKARTA Leading Indonesian writer Mochtar Labis, Jailed for his views under both Presidents Snkarno and Suharto, has urged the government to be mere open to the press and less concerned about its critics. Mr Labis, 64. said In a lecture widely reportedReuter - 340 words
-
116 1986-07-05 8 Jakarta to jail aliens who don't register JAKARTA Foreigners staying in Indonesia who fail to register with the Immigration Department face up to one-year jail, a senior immigration official said. He told reporters on Thursday the department had mounted a six-month campaign to get foreigners to register, but so farReuter - 116 words
-
206 1986-07-05 8 HAN LING - HAN LING By Brunei Correspondent BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN The Western concept of press freedom is "unacceptable and inappropriate" for Brunei, a senior government official has said. Haji Chuchu Dato Haji AbduDah, Permanent Secretary (Administration) at the Education and Health Ministry, was speaking to visiting Asean206 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement299 1986-07-05 8 So what have you got against Made In Singapore Furniture? Consider these advantages: Immaculate quality backed by Guarantee Card Wholesale prices without shipping cost and duty Specially moulded long-lasting Durafoam seats Latest designs Customised to suit your home Choice of 3 sizes and different upholstery materials Fast delivery. DRAGON PU299 words
-
-
across the CAUSEWAY
-
440 1986-07-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR Component parties in the ruling National Front have agreed on the allocation of seats and have finalised their lists of candidates for the general election. The Front's election manifesto, which was agreed at a committee meeting last week, is being translated into440 words
-
Article, Illustration204 1986-07-05 9 KUALA KANGSAR The Conference of Rulers plays an important role in the national administration and ensures closer relations between the federal and state governments, the Sultan of Perak said. The Sultan, who is also the Deputy King, said the meetings also provided a forumBernama - 204 words
-
256 1986-07-05 9 Doctors cashing in on abortions, says consumer group PENANG ABORTIONS are becoming a thriving business involving private doctors out to make quick profits, according to the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP). It said a recent CAP survey snowed that many private doctors, apart from providing general medical treatment, also handledNST - 256 words
-
148 1986-07-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR While cameras rolled and reporters watched, Telecommunications Minister Datuk Leo Moggie dialled the country's onemiilionth phone subscriber to extend his "congratulations", but he got the wrong number, the Malay Mail newspaper reported yesterday. The minister was supposed to dialUPI - 148 words
-
202 1986-07-05 9 KANGAR A Bill to protect companies in "trouble", but whose operations are still viable, will be tabled in the next sitting of Parliament. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday the Bill is aimed at helping viable companies that have beenBernama - 202 words
-
233 1986-07-05 9 PAS to call for talks on united front KUALA LUMPUR Parti Islam is calling a meeting of opposition parties next week to discuss the proposed united front to fight the general election. The party president, Haji Yusof Rawa, said PAS would send out: invitations for the meeting to the oppositionNST - 233 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement474 1986-07-05 9 K. M. OLI MOHAMED (PTE) LTD (Royal .Jewellers) _yXmdwrsary LUCKY DRAW CONTEST RESULTS drawn on 28th June 'B6 at Lucky Plaza Concourse CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LUCKY WINNERS! FIRST PRIZE: ***** SECOND PRIZE: ***** THIRD PRIZE: ***** FOURTH PRIZE: ***** FIFTH PRIZE: ***** 5 FIRST CONSOLATION PRIZES: ***** ***** ***** *****474 words
-
Advertisement175 1986-07-05 9 -Alluring Austen Capture the essence of Austria through its J y^^^ cuisine. Acquire that refined Austrian taste C y^W^\ </ as you savour its fine specialities. j The Baron's Table presents _J Lunch and dinner from July 1 31. \~y Simply the best in town The usual a la carte175 words
-
-
HOME
-
412 1986-07-05 10 YEO KIM SENG - Three call telephone conmen's bluff YEO KIM SENG By TELEPHONE conmen have surfaced again in the past month but this time round, the three intended victims were wise to the swindlers' tricks. They went to the police instead of parting with their money as past victims had done. The most412 words
-
Article49 1986-07-05 10 A MOTORCYCLIST, Mr Mohamad Asian bin Abdul Ghani, 26, suffered head injuries when he fell off his machine after skidding in front of Block 57, Jalan Kolam Ayer, at 4.15 am on Thursday. Those who saw the accident are asked to contact the Traffic Police on 221-0000.49 words
-
Article, Illustration605 1986-07-05 10 ILENE ALESHIRE; JUDY TAN - ILENE ALESHIRE JUDY TAN Housing Board's decision on HUDC flats No re-purchase ruling stated in lease agreement Stories by and THE question many HUDC dwellers will be asking this morning is whether the Housing Board is obliged to buy back their605 words
-
641 1986-07-05 10 Overnight queues yesterday, empty flats today WHEN the first batch of HUDC flats went on the market in 1975, Mr Yeo Toon Joo was a very happy man. "My income was too high for HDB, but I couldn't afford private housing. At that time, it cost something like $300,000 for641 words
-
Article60 1986-07-05 10 A 64- YEAR-OLD man with three previous molestation convictions was sentenced to three months' jail yesterday for molesting a 14-year-old girl. Velu Thevar s/o Veerappa Thevar followed the girl along a pathway off Serangoon Avenue 4 as she was on her way to meet her father60 words
-
596 1986-07-05 10 What some residents and property men say PINE Grove resident Edward Tan made a quick decision yesterday to abandon his plan of quitting the HUDC estate for a private property. The reason: The Housing Board has decided that it will no longer buy back his HUDC flat. "It's very unfair596 words
-
Article, Illustration353 1986-07-05 11 Tap wider pool of donors: Dr Hu PRIVATE hospitals were urged by the Government yesterday to set up blood banks to meet their own needs. Health Minister Dr Richard Hu said this would help ease the demands by private hospitals on the353 words
-
175 1986-07-05 11 Two charged with making false invoice entries TWO people were charged on Wednesday with making false entries in an Indonesian firm's invoices after the documents were sent to their Singapore firm. Lee Chiow Chuan, 29, a systems accountant, and Lee Pand Siang, 36, a housewife, are accused of making the175 words
-
Article37 1986-07-05 11 THE National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a course on "Plan your retirement and enjoy being a senior citizen" at No 5, Dalvey Estate, on July 19. For details, caU 732-2055.37 words
-
Article123 1986-07-05 11 THE Health Ministry is to spend $470 million to redevelop four major hospitals in the next five years, said Health and Finance Minister Dr Richard Hn yesterday. Woodbridge Hospital will be the first to be redeveloped at a cost of $190 million. Tan Tock Seng,123 words
-
67 1986-07-05 11 ANOTHER man was charged yesterday with the Phillip Securities break-in and theft. No plea was taken from Ngew Eng Cheok, 22, who is alleged to have committed the housebreaking offence and theft of $34,391 from the company in Phillip Street on Monday. His case67 words
-
262 1986-07-05 11 TWO Singapore businessmen have written to the Sri Lankan police alleging that a lawyer there had misappropriated $260,000 belonging to them. The Singaporeans, who are in the real estate business, said in their June 24 letter that the lawyer had deposited the money262 words
-
175 1986-07-05 11 AN OPEN verdict was recorded yesterday on the deaths of three people in a fire at an Ang Mo Kio bird shop. State Coroner Sarjit Singh ruled out the possibility that the fire started outside the shop because kerosene-soaked rags were found inside175 words
-
Article, Illustration250 1986-07-05 11 Coffeeshop talk dramas to be shown from Monday TELEVISION dramas set in a coffeeshop and reflecting the views and experiences of the man in the street will be shown thrice weekly from Monday. The locally-produced Mandarin dramas, each half-an-hour long, will be shown during the Chinese magazine programme, Family Hour,250 words
-
Article, Illustration367 1986-07-05 12 Chain put up 'after Building Control gave nod' THE Public Works Department yesterday said that the closed driveway at Green Meadows Condominium in Upper Thomson Road was a private road. A PWD spokesman said the driveway belongs to the condominium. A group of367 words
-
213 1986-07-05 12 TWO more boys, who escaped from the Singapore Boys* Home (SBH) last month, have pleaded guilty to hurting the housemaster with six others. Mohamed Fadzi bin Nor, 17, and Mawi bin Yusoff, 16, who were arrested on Monday, admitted escaping from the213 words
-
Article57 1986-07-05 12 D'ALMEIDA Street, between Cecil Street and Malacca Street, will be closed for MRT work from today until Sept 7. Motorists heading for Malacca Street will be able to make a right turn from Market Street into Malacca Street, which will be changed into a two-way street.57 words
-
295 1986-07-05 12 Most fares want taped music in cabs poll MOST passengers appear to be in favour of taped music ln taxis. A recent survey by NTUC Comfort found that 78 per cent of 4,5M passengers polled wanted taped music in taxis. At present, only radios are allowed. Taxi companies, including Comfort,295 words
-
Article, Illustration287 1986-07-05 12 Job-sharing one way to better use of scarce manpower JOB-SHARING could be a solution to problems plaguing the Singapore workforce, a professional and businessmen's club said yesterday. The Rotary Club of Singapore wants unions, employers and other decision-makers to consider job-sharing as a way of getting married women back into287 words
-
149 1986-07-05 12 Break-in suspect held after tip-off A TIP-OFF led to the arrest of a drug addict believed to have broken into at least 20 flats and made off with about $20,000 in cash and jewellery over the past year. The 31-year-old suspect was arrested on Thursday. A resident saw him behaving149 words
-
Article78 1986-07-05 12 A FORMER branch manager of an insurance company was accused on Wednesday of criminal breach of trust of $10,200. Benjamin Joseph Fernandez, 53, formerly of United India Insurance Co Ltd, is alleged to have been entrusted with 500 damaged bagE of Turkish cumin seeds on78 words
-
Article156 1986-07-05 12 THE Parks and Recreation Department will close its three smaller nurseries by the end of next year, when work to expand its nurseries at Changi and Pasir Panjang is completed. The department will be able to trim 57 posts when it closes nurseries at Ulu156 words
-
1299 1986-07-05 13 JOHN TAN - JOHN TAN By in San Francisco 4 There is an extensive and intricately interlinked network of business contacts. I sit on your board, you sit on my board, we are all friends in the same club together. One good investor,1,299 words
-
Article, Illustration250 1986-07-05 13 THE NATIONAL University of Singapore has appointed poet Ee Tiang Hong as its fourth writ-er-in-residence. His busy schedule this month and next will Include conducting workshops on poetry writing (or interested students, seminars (or students and staff of NUS, and talks to250 words
-
97 1986-07-05 13 POLICE have advised the public to be wary about accepting travellers' cheques after 21 Thomas Cook travellers' cheques were stolen in Zaire. Interpol had informed the ClD's Commercial Crime Division that the cheques were stolen on April 27. They are: one US$2O cheque, serial number MC97 words
-
Article90 1986-07-05 13 Open verdict on man under bus A MALAYSIAN, Mr Hoo Kam Koi, 45, was found dead under a bus which had reversed out of a bus bay at the Toa Payoh interchange on Sept 5 last year. His four-year-old daughter, Tze Wei, injured in the accident, was discharged from hospital90 words
-
Article, Illustration268 1986-07-05 13 IT WAS a rather precarious position, bnt Mr Richard Khoo was willing to risk a fall to put Singapore's name over the doorway of a DOS. The plane on its way round the world to promote Expo 'SC at Vancouver andWONG KWAI CHOW - 268 words
-
Article37 1986-07-05 13 THE changing of the Istana guards by the SAF Provost Unit will be held at the Istana main gate tomorrow at 5.50 pm. The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will perform at the ceremony.37 words
-
Article, Illustration391 1986-07-05 15 How garment, electronics industries rate WORKERS in industries with higher val-ue-added output get better wages, industry statistics have shown. A comparison of the performance of the electronics and garment industries over a 15-year period from 1970 reveals that the val-ue-added determines wages to some extent.391 words
-
277 1986-07-05 15 STPB discusses strategy for $30m 'sell Singapore' blitz THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Beard discussed how best to promote Singapore on about $31 million during a week-long conference which ended yesterday. The board's advertising and promotions budget this year is expected to exceed the $31.6 million spent last financial year. A277 words
-
Article26 1986-07-05 15 FRESH water supply at Kusu Island will be cut for 12 days, from Monday to July 18, for routine maintenance of the water tank.26 words
-
118 1986-07-05 15 A 28- YEAR-OLD man, accused last week of robbing a goldsmith's shop with a revolver last year, was charged yesterday with robbing another goldsmith in May. Ong Chuan Hock is alleged to have robbed Mean Sing Goldsmiths in Arab Street on May 24 while he118 words
-
Article101 1986-07-05 15 A MAN was charged yesterday with five more counts of stealing jewellery and two watches worth a total of $71,405. Law Soo Khoon, 29, who was charged last week with jewellery thefts, is said to have been with Chua Puay Chye, 27, when he committed101 words
-
Article25 1986-07-05 15 THE East Coast Swimming Lagoon will be closed for maintenance on Tuesday. The Singapore Sports Council regrets any inconvenience caused.25 words
-
Article87 1986-07-05 15 A WORKER was charged yesterday with causing the deaths of three people in a highway accident. Tew Seng Kong, 25, is alleged to have lost control of his car at the East Coast Parkway last Nov 9. Three passengers Quek Guan Leong, 31, a plumber,87 words
-
Article99 1986-07-05 15 ABOUT 500 taxi-drivers have joined a campaign to help raise public awareness of a proposed law that allows organs of fatal accident victims to be removed for transplant if they have not opted out. Since Tuesday, the taxi-drivers have been distributing pamphlets on the issue to99 words
-
Article, Illustration268 1986-07-05 15 SINGAPORE'S first medi-um-sized company to earn the distinction of being a model company wants to expand. Fowseng Plastics Industries, which earned the title from the National Productivity Board in May, has plans to build its own factory and install a computer system which268 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement313 1986-07-05 10 PHOTOFLASH Flash away 21 tolls longer! You get more flashes because Energizer's breakthrough technology has created a battery pack that's 1 29£8f unique. Its special construction allows Mw CNi S3 I more space for more active chemicals. I 2gT gg fcj JgT g^ New Energizer packs 20% more alkaline ff313 words
-
Advertisement104 1986-07-05 10 linckantmetttat Let VTB Wizard cast a spell over you. Direct from the glamour spots of the Philippines, they will enchant you with their wide repertoire of Japanese, Spanish, English and Tagalog favourites. Entertainment: Bpm nightly except on Sundays. ___T.£X B_Opening Hours: 12 noon to lam JB/-^*£ .fM| nightly. Extended to104 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement130 1986-07-05 11 SI AGE. imeiess elegance is now A p.rrpatPri at Mptrn c'VtfcatcU al ivictiu. .mes are clean, t t t_ I lopbiaroc rnnl/prc tcUUdUcb, UlUKcli), mw ui yuu icvcaicu! rT/wccoc _W# J l A"" <Jv_>' r*i?T ntu a Tire 1. i-i _r\ 1\ O Ifou may win 6 *Mazda ws as130 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement388 1986-07-05 12 I^^^wT* aJB BlWlrt_4tfffirt^^*rVT^W^ e hQve rhe W| desr range of fSr ji^B s_^y-f« I »It i imported Irolian morble furmrure .c. j^B am ~>ofa Ser Bedroom Ser D.n.ng Ser yJB Qr monv rt^ore spread over 1 5 000 r^Q S q f. of 3 srorey showroom All our V I388 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement401 1986-07-05 13 a :--y. a a «S, \&\B i y .y,r-**r, y., x- i -a.. j z-: '''''mmmmmmtt^mmammmmmmmmmmamaammmmmmmmaMmm^^ -■■aiii. i <ifiniwiiiiii.wM<iwi mr iwwwwMMWwwiMi^ China Shandong Arts&Cfafts Trade Negotiation Items: Diamonds Feather pictures Hand-made silk Shell-carving flowers pictures Silk carpets Paintings Jewellery Toy gift items Wood stone Hand-painted silk carvings screens fans Paper401 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement441 1986-07-05 14 Now Something totally different is in town. Junnitunfi junn^hinq '86 V>u can now find some of the best of E AST-TO- WEST Collection all under one roof (Over 40,000 sq ft) p.,.*?? I R_9_B__H______i 1 W^^K^ JHf^ KV WSk ii* I -:'ir_^^fl_-_______________BWB j WMMMKmmmmmm^^BMBBBBaBM^mTF ■m fi. r *^tymW' *mLjm, a*441 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement404 1986-07-05 15 All-new Sunny, gets top rating! **The new model is significantly longer and wider than its predecessor. The interior, which is very roomy for a BOOcc car, has been vastly improved." tt Nissan cars have a reputation for fuel economy and the new Sunny lives up to expectations." tt Without doubt,404 words
-
-
COMMENT/ Perspective
-
The Straits Times
-
Article579 1986-07-05 16 HUDC lessees who have been trying or hoping to return their flats to the Housing Board for what they paid for them are unlikely to welcome the HDB's assertion yesterday that it has no legal obligation to take them back. The HDB, however, cannot be faulted579 words
-
-
Article112 1986-07-05 16 "I do believe that a woman is strong during times of difficulties. Cardinal Sin of the Philippines. "He destroyed the myth that Asians are irrevocably condemned to backwardness and corruption." Philippine President Corazon Aquino on Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. "My name has already been well-circulated.112 words
-
Article, Illustration1436 1986-07-05 16 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM When First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong visited Indonesia last week, his first stop was the National Development Planning Board (Bappenas) in Jakarta where he received a first-hand account of the state of the Indonesian economy. Mr Goh later told1,436 words
-
609 1986-07-05 16 JILL NORGREN - First-name familiarity breeds contempt JILL NORGREN By NEW YORK The note to my husband attached to the mortgage form said: "Ralph, please review the There it was again: a first name being used by an utter stranger. A month before, a bank employee nearly half my age, who had never609 words
-
477 1986-07-05 16 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane YOUR WORSHIP THE salutation, Your Worship, Is rarely heard these days. A friend heard It recently ln court. It was said by a lawyer in addressing a magistrate. My friend, Boon, said: "I laughed quietly. I thought lt strange. To my mind,477 words
-
Article, Illustration1141 1986-07-05 17 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST The Japanese elections By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has provided the country with stable government for more than 30 years, and it is now obvious that the trend will not change after Japanese voters go to1,141 words
-
Article, Illustration949 1986-07-05 17 KHOR ENG LEE - Malayan Railway: New life on the tracks for a colonial relic KHOR ENG LEE By writing for The New Straits Times mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mm^mmm KUALA LUMPUR The Japanese consultants from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica) have described the railway system in peninsular Malaysia as obsolete. Datuk Ahmad Badri bin Mohamad Basir,949 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement55 1986-07-05 16 yiriiTSUi-.* W M-333 [VHS] M U- 2 Vears Guarantee _Sr_i_B. y Made in Japan Full Auto: Auto Power On/Play Auto Rewind Auto Eject Auto Blank Scan Auto Repeal Auto Power Off w 6ecsck Qentpe Electrical 80. Blk 214, Bedok North, S l l 01 163 Singapore 1646. V Te1:*****32/3 Telex-55 words
-
Advertisement341 1986-07-05 16 IV- np mrJ^ mmmmthAmm'Sm j f jl^Bl M»nut»etur»r and Exporter -~^B& Sf© WC-ICOf*l# Hup.™. $580!^ x $880 h _____J 1 Table 4 Chairs I J High density foam Scotchgard fabric from U.S.A. 4s&*£s4 J_W^' 1 ''mkVJiJ**^ i 1— -|u,^os9BQ] "au'-sr- ggg [$190 up^°[ 0 v a i^- 1-H_t|l y. i341 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement397 1986-07-05 17 __o*_t Win over $60 ***** ll_?l_ r y OJWM^ purchase with us. Quality American Spnng Mattresses ®s£K Grail PrmiDoul Sale x *«*ldeS^S -People's Park Complex #04-53/56 Ot \B\»* 1 mft ii\ni| Above Overseas Emporium 12pm 10pm Date: 2nd-9th July'B6 .g^^a Also complete display of leather, wood aSt5u?3E Scotchgard sofa.German -design397 words
-
-
FORUM
-
371 1986-07-05 18 It's the wrong way to advise consumers I REFER to the report "Case and retailers in Xmas fair row", and the editorial "Case not on solid ground". (Both ST, June 28). I am a strong proponent of coasumerism and a supporter of the Consumers371 words
-
Letter168 1986-07-05 18 I HAD comprehensive insurance cover for my car, subject to an excess clause of $500. 1 was then involved in an accident, with the other driver admitting liability for ramming my car from the rear. I made a claim with my insurer (subject to the excess168 words
-
168 1986-07-05 18 YOUR story "Hole lot of work to get this snake out" (ST, June 28) reminded me of a similar incident in 1947 when I was travelling with a friend from Kuala Lumpur to Seremban in the early hours of the morning. Along the way,168 words
-
Letter, Illustration186 1986-07-05 18 Do watch your step... ...or you'll put your foot into it I LIVE in a condominium on Mount Sinai Rise, an area populated by a large number of dog lovers. A variety of canine species is paraded daily either by their owners or more often their maids along the pavement186 words
-
412 1986-07-05 18 THE response of the National University of Singapore (ST, June 27) to my letter asking for details of admission criteria to the medical school (ST, June 20) has been most disappointing. It has totally ignored my request for its selection criteria. It412 words
-
Letter55 1986-07-05 18 I HAVE been trying to determine whether housing agents are licensed and, if yes, the government department responsible for licensing them. I am a retired govern- ment servant and I am making these inquiries just in case I want to dispose of my Housing Board flat through55 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement313 1986-07-05 18 FISH IS BETTER Only $3.90 ■t > li*^ i-™iX am "'as* w W MBSmSBmWr tR|R $$&Xa&<oJ x LONG JOHN SILVER'S The original goodness of fish is served only with pure white cod that's skinless, boneless and quick-frozen-fresh. Coated with better batter and deep fried in 100% pure vegetable oil, the313 words
-
Advertisement105 1986-07-05 18 One of these prizes can be yours! !x7 'JSSSmmmm^^..- -CillW PriZe imported genuine full leather lounge set mm j _±ft% o stn Prize 3 I'd Pritro "Till PriZe Philips Frost-Free Refrigerator. ARG 276 rTIZe Philips Midi Hifi Amplifier System Philips Colour Television 20 CT6750. VCR 901 F 454, with Compact105 words
-
-
TIMESDOLLAR
-
In the markets
-
Article, Illustration59 1986-07-05 19 PRICES eased marginally in quiet trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday. Falls led rises 96 to 46, The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 4.17 points to 735.73, and the Business Times Composite Index eased 1.77 points to 627.46. Turnover fell to 13.92 million units worth $25.1159 words
-
Chief price changes
-
Article49 1986-07-05 19 ticks Wl 140 -1-20 Sn Hartwui 157 12 0C8C 735 10 Kentucky Spore 240 +9 IC-MTH 116 +9 FIN 720+5 DBS 690 +5 KGHMfS 115 +5 MBanknf 390 +4 Spore Iwd 370 +4 Nemws 366 +4 Spore Bin 350 +4 YHS 209+3 NSW 155 +3 •cnu 126 +349 words
-
Article58 1986-07-05 19 Cwrtoi Me 312 -30 ftokam 700 -20 landmifkt H 50c ISO -15 Roiy Elect 208 -14 SPH 740 -10 Town 4 City 55 8 lion Corpn 205 -7 CO* 394 -6 H Leonf Credit 350 -6 MaMoff 224 6 OUT 208 M sun Fmfc 85 -5' j SU 71058 words
-
Article11 1986-07-05 19 UOB 1,197,000 OUB Loon 1,000,000 Promet 671,000 Multipurpose 460,00011 words
-
Article84 1986-07-05 19 July 3 July 4 July 3 July 4 BT Composite 629 23 627 46 ST Properties 376 14 374 10 8T Indicator *****209 *****815 ST Minings 269 35 268 48 BT 08 OS -137 -250 ST Plantations *****4 2038 50 CAD) -6620 -6656 OCBC ***** 526.46 OBV -*****-*****5 OUB84 words
-
-
Article35 1986-07-05 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits limes Business Tines Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 852.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) Ml time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)35 words
-
Article14 1986-07-05 19 THE US dollar lost 10 ticks to close at DM 2.1710 in Singapore.14 words
-
Article22 1986-07-05 19 DM Y FF S$ H) US) US$ 2.1723 ***** unq 2.1845 unq 1.5450 2.1710 ***** ***** ***** 7 8100 1.546022 words
-
Article33 1986-07-05 19 Eurodollar Gained nine ticks to 93.55 a contract. Dentschemark: Lost one tick to 0.4627 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 37 ticks to 0.*****7 a contract. Gold: Remained unchanged at U*****.50 an ounce.33 words
-
Short stops
-
Article95 1986-07-05 19 PARIS French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac said on Thursday the country would be completely free of exchange controls "within the weeks to come", with a number of controls lifted in the next few days to "allow companies to manage exchange risks freely". Speaking at anAFP - 95 words
-
Article66 1986-07-05 19 ARMONK, (New York) International Business Machines Corp said it has formed a publishing systems business unit to develop and market integrated systems that generate typset-quality text, line graphics and picture images suitable for printing. It said the hardware and software systems will allow customers to compose,Reuter - 66 words
-
Article111 1986-07-05 19 NEW YORK Royal Dutch-Shell group, based in the Netherlands, is ranked No. 1 in a special report by Forbes magazine on the 500 largest companies outside the United States. The Forbes Foreign 500 companies had total 1985 sales of US$3.l9 trillion (about Ss7 trillion), almostUPI - 111 words
-
Article71 1986-07-05 19 LONDON Lloyds Bank said it expected US regulatory authorities to clear its proposed acquisition of Union Bank, a Californian subsidiary of Standard Chartered, clearing the way for its takeover bid for the international banking group to proceed. The question of whether the US Federal Reserve Board will giveReuter - 71 words
-
Article96 1986-07-05 19 NEW YORK The directors of the New York Stock Exchange have voted to allow companies listed on the premier US bourse to have more than one class of shares, ending a 50-year ban. The change, sought by some corporate managers trying to protect their companies fromReuter - 96 words
-
-
-
Article77 1986-07-05 19 NEW YORK Texas Air is said to have started talks to take over the cut-rate People Express airline for US$6OO million (Ssl.3 billion), which would make it the largest US airline. Texas Air recently acquired 51 per cent of Eastern Airlines and owns Continental andAFP - 77 words
-
Article, Illustration492 1986-07-05 19 NORA CHENG - Banks queueing up to enter S'pore Pillay NORA CHENG 'Tough laws boost confidence in system' By BANKS are lining up to come into Singapore despite our strict banking laws, close supervision and the economic slowdown in the region. Mr J.Y. Pillay, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore,492 words
-
445 1986-07-05 19 Far East's Teng Fong mentioned too SEALION Hotels Ltd is believed to have attracted a group of Malaysian businessmen led by property tycoon Datuk Lim Chong. According to a report in the Malaysian Business Times a few other parties are also believed to be445 words
-
435 1986-07-05 19 ANNE KOH - Countertrade: Guidelines soon on perks, pioneer status ANNE KOH By GUIDELINES on how countertrade houses can qualify for pioneer status and other tax incentives if they set up shop in Singapore will be spelt out by the Trade Development Board in September. The details will be announced at an open435 words
-
Article244 1986-07-05 19 CASH deputy chief Promet buyer KUALA LUMPUR The buyer of the block of 17 million Promet shares last Tuesday was the Depaty Chairman of Construction and Supplies House Bhd (CASH), Syed Ibrahim Mohamed. This was confirmed by Promet Managing Director and Chief Executive Brian Chang, who said the shares, representingNST - 244 words
-
340 1986-07-05 19 Hongkong unit of YHS reports capital gain FOOD and drinks manufacturer Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd's Hongkong subsidiary, Yeo Hiap Seng Enterprises Ltd, has made a HK53.43 million (*****,000) capital gain from the sale of its warehouse in the colony. The subsidiary has entered into an agreement with Hung Yick Metal340 words
-
319 1986-07-05 19 MARA FERNANDEZ - Yeo's, Cold Storage likely contenders for 7-Up franchise MARA FERNANDEZ By THE two likely contenders for the 7-Up franchise appear to be food and beverage manufacturers Yeo Hiap Seng and Cold Storage. Both have bottling plants here and in Malaysia. US owners 7-Up International, an affiliate of tobacco company Philip319 words
-
Article2627 1986-07-05 20 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchanfe, is covered in "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in2,627 words
-
Article1945 1986-07-05 20 INDUSTRIALS Acmo(l22B)xd Alcorn (68 %B) (10) 69 (8) 68 (3) 68%' Xn AISB (598) (2) 62 (3) 61 (3) 59 (16) 60 API (948 94 %S) (11) 91 (52) 92 (7) 92% (10) 93 (14) 95% (157) 95 (42) 96 (17) 94' 2 (103) 941,945 words
-
Article2781 1986-07-05 20 Al snares quoted nave a par value o? $1. unless otherwise specmeo Adjusted for scrip/rifhts H Tai -exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Vol Day2,781 words
-
Commodities, Finance
-
Article362 1986-07-05 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4 3 4 4M 4 1 Monthly 5 Autosave 4' 4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4' 4 4M 4 4' 4 (1) 2 months 4 1 4 (1) 3 months 4Vi 4M 4 4 (1) 6 months 4 l362 words
-
Article172 1986-07-05 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4109-1.4137 7.35—7.01 Canadian dollar 1.5851 1.5870 6.38-6.26 NZ dollar 1.1703 1.1741 8.74-8.44 Sterling pound 3.3775-3.3812 2.99-2.94 US dollar 2.1875-2.1885 4.60-4.56 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency172 words
-
Article104 1986-07-05 21 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed at 2.1875/85 in active trading. It traded within a range of 2.1870 and 2.1895 after opening at 2.1870/80. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed in line with the opening of104 words
-
Article122 1986-07-05 21 THE kilobar market m »2i 131 traded between 5|24,317 Jg{™ 2 £:jg and 5524,286 yesterday, sogm 1.215-1.230 In the Far East mar- > 00 ["'v. 2 51 ket, gold opened at Map,e Leat 777 787 U*****.80/344.20. S'PORE Buyers-Sates It reached a high of ohm in* U*****.00/344.30 and a cows122 words
-
Article25 1986-07-05 21 GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 343.80 344.30 343.80—344.30 Hongkong 343.70—344.10 343.70— 344 00 Thurs Wed New York 342.00—342.50 343.50 344.00 London 343.75—344.25 343.10—343.6025 words
-
Article239 1986-07-05 21 Managers' prices for July 5 and 7 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 85-0 90 The Savings Fund 0 75-0 80 S pore Prog Fund 0 36—0 38 Spore Sec Fund 0 60—0 65 Spore Invest Fund 0 56—061<d Spore Equity Fund 0 42—0 45 Asia Unit Trust239 words
-
Simex futures
-
Article121 1986-07-05 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened bullishly as there was heightened expectation of a discount rate cut following the string of poor US economic data. September Eurodollar gapped up from the previous close at 93.57, but a bout of profittaking saw the contract backing off to 93.54. Strong buying interest,121 words
-
Article, Illustration61 1986-07-05 21 CURRENCY futures gapped up higher in view of the weak dollar as central bank intervention failed to dispel bearish dollar sentiment due to poor US economic outlook. Deutschemark closed at 0.4627. < US dollar Deutschentark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 81 0.4617 0.4628 0.4613 0.4627 452 Dec61 words
-
Article36 1986-07-05 21 SEPTEMBER yen closed at 0.*****7. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 0.*****6 0.*****9 0.*****4 0.*****7 394 Dec 0.*****5B— 0.*****8 Mar 87 0.*****7B- 0.*****9 Open Int (Than): 14M. Act Vol (Than): 638.36 words
-
Article, Illustration37 1986-07-05 21 British pound THE pound closed at 1.5370. Reports from BA Futures USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Aug M 345.50 Sept 347.10 Oct 348.50 Open Int (Than): Ten. Act Vol (Than): NU.37 words
-
-
Article18 1986-07-05 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/kio Singapore August 172.00 up 0 75 cents Malaysia August 202.50 up 0.50 cents18 words
-
Article17 1986-07-05 21 Tm Closing prices Ms/k«o KL Tin 14.29 up seven cents Turnover 59 tonnes down 16 tonnes17 words
-
Article26 1986-07-05 21 Closinf prices Copper tonne Thurs Spot 914 00-915 00 (*****-912 50) 3 months 908 50—909 50 (906 00-907 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 9.250 tonnes26 words
-
Article25 1986-07-05 21 Closing prices Silver USS troy oi Fri Thurs Singapore 505 510 505 510 Thus Wed Ne* Vork Closed 505 510 Source Credil Suisse. Spore25 words
-
Article23 1986-07-05 21 Closing prices Aluminium tonne Thurs Spot 739 00-739 50 (*****-*****) 3 months *****-742 00 (743 00-743.50) Market tone: Easier Sales 9.750 tonnes23 words
-
Article103 1986-07-05 21 Crude MS/tonne palmoi July 565 (north) 557 50 (south) 550 (central) Aug 550 (central) Refined palm oi USS/tonnes RBD palm oil July 240 (sellers) Aug 235 (sellers) Sept 232.50 (sellers) RBD Stearin July 190 (sellers) Aug/Sept 185 (sellers) RBD Oletn July 265 (sellers) Aug 260 (sellers) Sept 255103 words
-
-
Stock markets round-up
-
620 1986-07-05 21 TRADING was listless on the Singapore stock market, with prices finishing marginally lower as adverse news kept investors away. Falls led rises 96 to 46 and The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 4.17 points to 735.73 while the Business Times Composite Index eased620 words
-
Article315 1986-07-05 21 Mt 4 HKS Chanie Assoc Intl Hotels 0.96N Bar* CM Eost Asia 17 90 -0.1 Cathay Pacific Air 5 40 unch Cheung Kong 2060 unch Chmo Light 15 10 -0.1 Cross Horb Tunnel 9 55 unch F E Consortium 0 42 unch For East Exch Phrfex G I Cement315 words
-
Article355 1986-07-05 21 July 4 Yen Change A|inomoto 1870 +10 Akoi 460 -21 Amado 880 -3 Asohi Cfwm 850 +10 Asoh. Gloss 1290 -40 Bank Of Tokyo 785 -3 Bndgestone 741 22 Canon 997 -3 Casio Computer 1430 -30 Citizen 608 -11 D N*> Prmt 1890 20 D Nippon Screen 905 -I355 words
-
Article338 1986-07-05 21 My 4 Cents Change (tan A C I 340 +5 A N I 285 12 Aberfoyte 680 +20 Age 335 +15 Amcor 320 unch Ampo) Exp 175 unch Ampo) Pet 240 +5 Anz 466 +1 Ashton 153 +3 B H P 822 16 Beach Petroleum 68 -1 Belt Group338 words
-
Article67 1986-07-05 21 i i i i i i_i i i i NST Index Friday 1,148.32 (1,146.84) Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 1,756.76 (1,757.58) 0Australian All-Ordinaries _1_ Friday 1,142.70 (1,135.80) Nikkei Stock Average Friday 17,597.73 (17,691.80) Financial Times Industrials j— Thursday 1,365.70 (1,366.60) Dow Jones Average Thursday 1,900.87 (1,909.03) (Figures in brackets refer67 words
-
Article233 1986-07-05 21 My 3 US$ Change < Alcoa 38* i Allied Sig 43* -W I Am Tel Tel 25 I Amax Inc 13 I Amr Corp 54 -H Bethlehem Srt I4V4 j Boeing Co 64 -H I Burroughs Cp 71H 4* I Caterpillar Co 52 1V4 i Chase Manhtn 44%233 words
-
Article537 1986-07-05 21 My 3 Pence Chang! INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 336xd Ass Dairies BTRPLC 316xd uncl Babcocks 175 Barclays 537 Beechom 440 BICC 300 uncl Blue Circle 643 uncl BOC Group 298 Boots 249 Bowater 323 BATS 413 Britannia 145 unct BP 583 B Telecom PP 218 Brown (J) 29 unct BSRIntl 95537 words
-
-
Article, Illustration494 1986-07-05 21 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Lars Ms (8608) 7/7(2330) F5 *****330/*****430 fl'Bl *****530 Al A New Jersey (9) 9/7(2030) F7 *****130/*****230 Nl PI *****330 SI Or Freedom (9) 8/7 (2300) F7 1730 1830 F4 L Athula (22W) 5/7 F7 1000-1100 U4 Lampung (*****) 5/7494 words
-
Article, Illustration297 1986-07-05 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Jenson K22 aside 5/7 Ned Barcelona K12 aside 5/7 Nordhausen K28 aside 5/7 Pacific Samudra K29 aside 5/7 Sea Architect K16 aside 5/7 Skylark K27 aside 5/7 Equator 3 K22 5/7 6/7 Glory Selatan 5 K17 5/7 6/7 Kim Soon Li297 words
-
Article485 1986-07-05 22 Chairman tells them to lodge complaints with authorities KUALA LUMPUR Disgruntled shareholders in Malaysia Mining Corporation have complained of mismanagement and alleged malpractices by directors MMC Chairman Tan Sri Nasruddin bin Mohamed has told them to lodge their complaints with the authorities. Tan Sri Nasruddin repeatedlyNST - 485 words
-
153 1986-07-05 22 Sale of Cannons stake 'on willing basis' JC-MPH said that the £18 million (555.9 million) sale of its 45 per cent stake in Cannons Sports Club (UK) Ltd to Jack Chia (Australia) Ltd was on a willing seller- willing buyer basis. The exchange rate of about A52.33 to £1 at153 words
-
187 1986-07-05 22 Deposit for aborted F&N-Bee Hin deal with lawyers THE Ms2.B million deposit Fraser Neave received from Bee Hin Holdings for the now-aborted purchase of a 46.1 per cent stake in Malaya Glass Factory owned by the soft drink group is now held by independent solicitors. F&N, replying to a Stock187 words
-
Article95 1986-07-05 22 STRAITS Steamship subsidiary Associated Petroleum Supplies Company Ltd (Apsco) has been appointed marketing agents for Chemlink products in China. Chemlink, a part of Atlantic Richfield Company of the US, specialises in fluid treatment. Its four divisions industrial/petroleum, oilfield, pipeline and process chemicals supply the oilfield production, oil95 words
-
181 1986-07-05 22 FINANCING for Ambassador Holdings Ltd's purchase of the remaining 50 per cent interest in two Perth hotels was arranged by the vendor, Australian United Industries Pty Ltd (AUI). In reply to a Stock Exchange of Singapore query, Ambassador said that, as provided for181 words
-
81 1986-07-05 22 Aussies still see sugar market here SYDNEY The Australian sugar industry expects it will still be able to compete for raw sugar sales to Singapore after its existing long-term contract expires at the end of next year, industry sources said. They were commenting on remarks in Manila by Singapore Prime81 words
-
Most active stock
-
Article226 1986-07-05 22 IN a return to the limelight, Singapore Airlines Ltd was the most active stock this week and was the centre of some turbulence as investors speculated on a raising of the ceiling on foreign ownership in the the airline. With 4.5 million shares traded, SIA closed 11 cents226 words
-
-
Stock market weekly round-up.
-
542 1986-07-05 22 SIA speculation proves false and adverse news checks prices Singapore I EXCESSIVE market speculation about SIA, which was soon quashed by the airline, and adverse news about stockbroking firm City Securities were the main influences on the Singapore market this week. Trading started quietly with prices easing slightly on Monday542 words
-
Article64 1986-07-05 22 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. Company Volume Price High Low (000) July 4 '86 '86 SIA 4,506 710 7 65 4.20 Promet 4.306 0.53 0 765 024 UIC 3.276 2.07 2.19 164 words
-
268 1986-07-05 22 Kuala Lumpur MARRIED deals block trades where the same broker acts for both the buyers and sellers were the highlight of the week on the Kuala Lumpur market. The biggest was the block of 17 million Promet shares, representing 5.06 per cent of268 words
-
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement310 1986-07-05 19 /^S____^-S ,o^l^ oci Bowater 1000 Systems 4U4, w&m f v \^y on their r USA BEATRICE FOODS a >fltt A Poultry Egg (S) PTE LTD OW6MJH# Ot Export Council 00 lf D mm %3 I #15-04, Ltat Towers, 541, Orchard Rd 32, Quality Road, ff S'Dore 0923 Tel *****26 Trti310 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement136 1986-07-05 20 MORTGAGEE AUCTION y^Z^\ I*. i^a^r\.^ r NjSBPj '^*^r*~?T^ _<J* _!s.K^B B_m_maa^i^^^s*"*&~k- 9 I -MM ■■'BBfßß^'^B'^^^ CNR. ANN GIPPS STS, FORTITUDE VALLEY Under instructions from the Mortgagee these three adjoining properties are to be auctioned Thursday 24th July, 1986 at 10.30am in our rooms 2nd floor, 379 Queen Street, Brisbane, Australia.136 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement40 1986-07-05 22 _H_|El!2____^___3^^^^3_________r ■•s.- B Sfc__________________-____________i__J I _L^l s i U**^Tij iJ*JM| IflrflHflffHHflPv^^Hß'fHll flfl V" ■■;.j BKv^t^vl B&___m HUB BH3__N pF^5 1 n^jlo^^t^E>???H llis?^ .^1 i'■ ,JS Jl Kfl F i_7^L-K..\N 1 m >C>l AUTHORITY n M m TOWARDS A BITTER CITY40 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement831 1986-07-05 23 Bi 1 1 1 F B I V w BRITISH I I B W^ 73 Bukit Tinggi Road. Singapore 21 58. Tel: 467 4311, Fax: 468 61 61 JBMMMICLUB Henry Boot henry boot Singapore private limited 1 9, Tanglin Road, 1 2-07 Tanglin Shopping Centre, /t^TITA Singapore 1 024. Tel:831 words
-
-
RACING
-
Article343 1986-07-05 24 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKSMAN 4 Immigrant 4 Immigrant 4 Immigrant 4 Immigrant 5 Immortality 1 5 Immortality 5 Immortality 3 Heart Soul 2 Beijing Fighter 4 Immigrant 3 Heart Soul 12 Riversands 9 No Compromise 3 Heart Soul 3 Heart Soul 1343 words
-
Article, Illustration401 1986-07-05 24 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By Our man on the track Emma RACE t: All Night Long, Josan, Best Always, Tiger Shan, Cum Dividend n RACE S: Greatness, Vent Fou, Peak Of Perfection IX, Meor Romeo, Quiet Gent, Sterling Empire, Spectacular Win, Legs, Gold Mine, Mandalay IT. RACE401 words
-
Article4728 1986-07-05 24 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING TO SOFT BBBBNHBBI 2 15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV A 1,200m rTTwTym (2 4 3 year olds) W^BmmWmWkm (Stakes: $15,000) 1 *4* Always Plentiful 57 Don't Talk- Ahmad 3 nzg +8. Led into straight but dropped back to finish long 4th of 10 to4,728 words
-
Article, Illustration241 1986-07-05 24 MELBOURNE JOCKEY Malcolm Pay leaves for SingaporeMalaysia this weekend in what he hopes will be the first step towards an international riding career. Pay, 21, is expected to ride at the Ipoh meeting which starts next weekend. He is regarded as an outstanding riding241 words
-
Article, Illustration471 1986-07-05 25 Winding-up gallops by QE Cup candidates Last year's shock winner gets into the line-up WINDU KARYA, shock winner of last year's Queen Elizabeth II Cup, has squeezed into tomorrow's big line-up with the withdrawal of Major Minstrel, who flopped in his lead-up race, the471 words
-
Article64 1986-07-05 25 Week's top workouts TUESDAY (soft going): Formidabeau 37.9, Go National 41, Ace Jet 40, Rhythm *N Blues 38.6, Immigrant 42.3. WEDNESDAY (yielding): Kinta Valley II 40.9, Lusbonnouv 37.7, Sayang 37.7, Classic Dancer 37.5, Man Of Honour IV 39.5, Top Note 39.7. THURSDAY (good): Andermatt 41.2, Beldale Prospect and Peace Now64 words
-
Article, Illustration234 1986-07-05 25 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE He won six big races here By Racing Editor FORMER premier Australian jockey Arthur Ward has retired after nearly 10 years as a successful trainer in Hongkong. Now 66, Ward, who has been associated with the racing game for more than half a234 words
-
Article163 1986-07-05 25 Rides Ist 2nd 3rd Placings (or last 11 rides 1 Sestlch 188 2428 21 ********** 2 Danis 129 17 12 14 ********** 3 P Johnson 118 16 14 13 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 2 0 0 4Ng 115 14 9 5 ********** 5 Francis 120163 words
-
Article90 1986-07-05 25 Ist 2nd 3rd Tell 33 25 35 Yeoh 22 28 13 Lett 20 17 12 Shanmugam 20 13 9 Samsnri 20 11 9 K Leong 20 7 8 E Brenkelen 19 22 22 West 18 16 9 Allan 17 14 8 PK Leong 16 21 18 Noordin 1690 words
-
Article91 1986-07-05 25 Ist 2nd 3rd Goodman 13 3 13 Anrlc 11 9 10 Blnegrass 9 4 5 Shanmngam 7 3 2 Agasam 6 6 8 Chong Kok Lim 5 7 1 Chens 5 6 6 Sunny Khoo 5 6 4 Chong Keng Leong 5 5 6 Brigadier 5 4 091 words
-
LETTER
-
Letter121 1986-07-05 25 OF LATE, several jockeys have been suspended or warned for not properly jumping out their mounts at the start of a race. As a punter, I have been to racetracks in the United States, Australia and Europe and I have yet to see a ragged121 words
-
-
Article1373 1986-07-05 25 |l fi 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 4 1,200m -.f. !*-<■ (Ratings: 70-62) (Stakes: $17,000) 1 6 Better Than Most 97 (71) AJK-Kok 3 eg .5 Ng 2 607 Acres Of Diamonds M.5 (M) Mdm TL Long-Kang 3 eg ul -.5 Chua 3 7 Toy Gaa M (18) Shamrock1,373 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement165 1986-07-05 24 YOUR NAME IS AVENGER! NINIA WARRIOR! MASTER OF THE MARTIAL ARTS! TRAINED IN tmww of we 2 ..**.f***_W T ____Si ft -^»a.-iiM W^^^ ____________g(lr^<^s am **^^m&t^ma "&_9 tegfe* LEVEL Available at all good bookshops |B£| dittrlbutmd by EQ FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS FBI 'i71 l J-ftft-f I"Mi ll' I" x j yjL'165 words
-
-
OBITUARIES
-
71 1986-07-05 25 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements X* v The family of the late Y TERENCE LOH WAI MENG f A express their heartfelt gratitude h to Pastor Peter Teo and members of h Trinity Christian Centre, relatives, a i friends, colleagues, teachers and friends of QSTS for their attendance, prayers, wreaths and71 words
-
Obituary, Illustration89 1986-07-05 25 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of LOURDES MARY VINCENT Departed sth July 1980 'Dear Mother, sleep thy last sleep, Free from all care and sorrow. In Christ you have found peace." Forovor misted by your son, daughter-in-law, grand-daughter and grand-aon. Ist Anniversary In Loving Memory of89 words
-
Obituary, Illustration405 1986-07-05 25 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS YAP GUAN WATT NEE AGNES TEO CHIN YEW Ago: 68 wm caHMI horn* to th* Lord on 3rd July "86 leaving behind bolovod Husband: Yap Guan Watt Son* Daughlers-in-law Henry, Soon Teck Sandra Lim Geok Lan Richard, Soon Pheng Kwa Sin Eric, Soon Siong Joan405 words
-
Obituary, Illustration92 1986-07-05 25 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With daapast sympathy condolence to the family of the lata MR NG BOON PIOU Departed 3rd July 1966 Of one we will never forget. J His absence to us Is a sorrow His loss we will always regtet Fondly remembered by CHOO KUEN CHENG NG BENG92 words
-
Obituary, Illustration81 1986-07-05 25 ATHMA SANTHI POOJA MDM S. ALAMELU Departed: 21/6/86 16th day prayer will be held on--5/7/86 at Blk.l, #06-29 St. GeorgeW.' Road. Followed by ATHMA SANTHf POOJA on 6/7/86 at Sivan Temple, Serangoon Road at 7.00pm. Pieaae treat this as a parsons) invitation. By loving sons, daughters, daugh-ters-in-law. sons-in-law81 words
-
Obituary, Illustration52 1986-07-05 25 In loving memory of Mr. S. Poriaaamy (S.P. Samy) Departed on 5/7/84 Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall. You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by all Always chorishod by your bolovod wife P. Manimogalai. daughter P. Premala and son52 words
-
Obituary, Illustration97 1986-07-05 25 AL-FATEHA THE FAMILY OF THE LATE HAJI SULAIMAN BIN ABDUL HAMID DEPARTED 4.7.88 Wiah to oxproaa thoir hoartfolt thanks to relative* and ataH of wards 72, 75 and 76, S.G.H. for thoir prayors, attondance, assistanco, donations, wroaths and condolences during thoir recent bereavement. ALEXANDER WILLIAM JOB Van Wlerlngen97 words
-
Obituary, Illustration80 1986-07-05 25 MR JOHN BOON (NAM SENG) AGE OS was called home to The Lord on 4/7/86 Cortege leaves on 6/7/86 at 2p.m. from 81k.112 Ave.2 Tampines St. 11 to Queen Of Peace Church and thence to Mt. Vernon Creitorlun^^^i^el^Blos6L JOOSAI MIRANDAH of Cherlathural, Trlvandrum, passed away peacefully on 3-7-86.80 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement98 1986-07-05 25 DAVID ABODAHER'S BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST DYNAMIC BUSINESSMAN OF OUR TIME IMiTrTrTH David Abodaher's life of Lee lacocca provides a fascinating appraisal ot a man whom many observers would like to see as a force not only in business, but in the world of international' politics. Here is a portrait98 words
-
-
TIMESPORT
-
Wimbledon
-
Article, Illustration645 1986-07-05 26 mr~__ W /Saturday 1 I Person 4 She's maturing... She won a big match, and she didn't jump the gun and get too excited about it. She kept her composure and I appreciate that because it was a disappointing loss for me. IUPI - 645 words
-
280 1986-07-05 26 WIMBLEDON Martina Navratilova is feeling no nerves now that she is within a match of a record-equalling fifth straight Wimbledon singles title and a seventh overall. She is too excited to be nervous. After overwhelming 16-year-old Argentinian Gabriela Sabatini 6-2, 6-2 in theReuter - 280 words
-
Article133 1986-07-05 26 Becker's one step away LATEST LONDON Defending champion Boris Becker blew out the candles on Henri Leconte's 23rd birthday cake on the Wimbledon Centre Court yesterday to reach the men's singles final at the 100th championships. The 18-year-old West German, who 12 months ago became the first unseeded and youngest133 words
-
Article179 1986-07-05 26 WIMBLEDON Despite her defeat against Hana Mandlikova in Thursday's Wimbledon singles semi-finals, Chris Evert-Lloyd who will be 32 in December, refused to be drawn into naming the date of her rumoured retirement. "Today's result doesn't have anything to do with my retiring/' she said after losing179 words
-
Article, Illustration555 1986-07-05 26 It's game, set and upset as US ace falls to Mandlikova WIMBLEDON Hana Mandlikova blitzed Chris Evert Lloyd over the last five games to conquer the three-time champion 7-6, 7-5 on Thursday, earning a place in the Wimbledon women's final against Martina Navratilova. The 24-year-old Czechoslovak produced anReuter - 555 words
-
Article96 1986-07-05 26 Moo's danbtos, g-Onala: Gary Donnelly and Peter Fleming (US) M Jakob Hlaaek (Swi) and Pavel Sladl (Cae) 4-4, 7-6, 3-4, f-4; JoaUm Nystram and Mate WUaader (Swe) bt Paul Annacaae (US) and Christ* vaa Reubarg (8A) 4-4, 4-3. MLM Mixed double*, q -finals: Keo Flacfe and Kathy JardaaReuter - 96 words
-
-
Article, Illustration746 1986-07-05 27 THE ROYAL JOHOR GOLF CLASSIC... By TAY CHENG KHOON LEADING SCORES 2tB Chen Liang Hsi (Tai) 69, 68. 71. 214 Nazamuddin Yusof (Mai) 73, 73, 68; M Marimuthu 74, 85, 75; S Onchum (Thai) 72, 70 72. 215 E Nival (RP) 73, 71, 71; Kyi Hla746 words
-
Article351 1986-07-05 27 Balraj out to make amends LIM KEE CHEN ON THE LOCAL CLUB SCENE MADASAMY Balraj, of Sembawang, is out to make amends when he tees off in the Changi Open golf championship, which begins with the D Division today. Playing off three, Balraj, who lost by one stroke to Seletar's351 words
-
Article, Illustration569 1986-07-05 27 ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS French Open (Britons, unless stated): 65 Severiano Ballesteros (Spn). M Nick Faldo, Mark Wiltshire (SA). 87 Neil Hansen, Bob Smith (US), Constantino Rocca (Ita). 68 Robert Lee, Ray Stewart (Can), Luis Carbonetti (Arg), Ove Sellberg (Swe), Wayne Riley (Aust). Greater Hartford Open (Americans,Reuter; AP - 569 words
-
TRACK AND FIELD
-
Article, Illustration178 1986-07-05 27 Men's IMm: I Harvey Glance (US) ll.Msec, 2 Thomas Schroeder (EG), mm: 1 Floyd Heard (US) 21. Msec, 2 Wallace Spearmond (US), mm: 1 Petra Mueller (EG) 49.84, 2 Tatjana Kocembova (Cze). BMm: 1 Jose-Luis Barbosa (Bra) 1:45.18, 2 Viktor Kallnkln (SU). Long jump: 1 Marco Delonge (EG)Reuter - 178 words
-
Article319 1986-07-05 27 EAST BERLIN East Germany's Heike Drechsler stamped her supremacy in the long jump on Thursday at a Grand Prix meet in Dresden by equalling her 7.45-metre world record. Soviet world champion Sergei Litvinov also won a gruelling hammer duel against team-mate and world record-holder Yuri SedychReuter - 319 words
-
Article, Illustration158 1986-07-05 27 (In Helsinki) Men's 266m: 1 Harvev MeSwain (US) 21.135ec, 2 Art Salonen (Fin), 3 Martti Junnnnaho (Fin), lllm hurdles: 1 Keith Talley (IS) 14.18, 2 Mikael Ylostalo (Fin), 3 Harri Ylinen (Fin). IWni hurdles: I I If Sedlaeek (Swe) 56.81, 2 Peter Eriksson (Swe), 3 Vesa-Pekka PihlavistoUPI - 158 words
-
-
Article353 1986-07-05 27 BADMINTON China's leading players will not take part in the Indonesia Open championships in Jakarta this month, organisers said. Han Jian and Yang Yang and women stars Han Aiping and Li Lingwei would not take part in the July 17-20 tournament, mainly because they are busy preparing forReuter; AFP; AP - 353 words
-
Article, Illustration365 1986-07-05 27 BOXING SCENE LONDON World Boxing Association heavyweight champion Tim Witherspoon arrived here on Thursday for his title fight with Frank Bruno with a warning for the Englishman. "I'll give him seven rounds and, if possible, I'll cut it down to five," said the American. "I respect himReuter; AFP - 365 words
-
Article133 1986-07-05 28 Skydivers to close Seoul show SEOUL Organisers of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games said on Thursday they plan to invite skydivers from eastern Europe to take part in the closing ceremony. The organising committee had asked the United States Skydiving Association to help arrange the show involving "skydivers from asReuter - 133 words
-
Article, Illustration440 1986-07-05 28 MALAYSIAN OPEN BADMINTON... by J. RAJENDRAN Left-hander appears to have it easy in the early stages THOMAS Cupper Lau Wing Cheok is Singapore's brightest hope in the week-long Malaysian Open championships, starting in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. The 22-year-old left-hander has been drawn against Denmark's440 words
-
Article240 1986-07-05 28 Fans may get to watch Zhao SINGAPOREANS are likely to catch former All-England champion Zhao Jianhua in action ii China accept an invitation to play an exhibition match in the Republic this month. Zhao, who scored a sensational triumph at last year's All-England when he beat Denmark's Morten Frost in240 words
-
270 1986-07-05 28 SCHOOLS VOLLEYBALL ANOTHER page was added to the success story of Jurong Secondary in the national schools girls' competition at Whampoa Secondary yesterday. Their B team qualified for the semi-fi-nals of the competition after they overcame Peicai 15-2, 15-11, thus extending Jurong's unbeaten streak to270 words
-
Article, Illustration295 1986-07-05 28 KUALA LUMPUR Badminton fans are in for a rare treat when several former international stars parade their skills in the Penang Festival of Badminton Greats at Tun Abdul Razak Complex Geodesic Dome on July 15. The glittering line-up will include Rudy Hartono, Wong Peng Soon,NST - 295 words
-
Article, Illustration238 1986-07-05 28 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW THE Singapore Table Tennis Association have finally heeded the pleas of students to hold the national senior championships in December instead of next month. The reason is two-fold. Firstly, it is to encourage more students to take part as it will coincide238 words
-
Article, Illustration259 1986-07-05 28 FRENCH GRAND PRIX LE CASTELLET (France) Alain Prost, like Michel Platini and Henri Leconte, one of France's favourite sons, makes the short trip from his Swiss base to "home" territory this weekend. His mission to regain first place in the World Drivers' Championship, a position259 words
-
Article, Illustration300 1986-07-05 29 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI ON THE SINGAPORE SOCCER SCENE Reserve goalkeeper called up to complete Games squad By NATIONAL reserve Yakob Hashim has been called up to ease the goalkeeper problems experienced by the Republic's squad for the Brunei Merdeka Games, from July 18-29, and the Jakarta Anniversary300 words
-
511 1986-07-05 29 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By FOB Hotel Royal Holiday Inn, winning today's Singapore Business Houses Division Two final against Hotel Meridien at Jalan Beoar (8 pm) will be Just the recompense for a bitter season last year. Holiday Inn, with no wins In Division One last511 words
-
Article142 1986-07-05 29 Forces make it 10 out of 10 FARRER Park United's 9-0 Division One League record lasted barely a day when Armed Forces turned on a superlative performance to trounce Ayer Rajah Wanderers 10-1 in last night's match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Having bettered United's scoring record, their main aim now142 words
-
WORLD CUP AFTERMATH
-
Article222 1986-07-05 29 Punished players to appeal LISBON The eight Portuguese players thrown out of the national squad for their part in a pay dispute in Mexico have asked the Portuguese Players' Union to fight for their reinstatement. "The football federation have judged the players," said captain and firstchoice goalkeeper Manuel Bento, whoAFP; UPI - 222 words
-
Article124 1986-07-05 29 Fifa may review referees' system MEXICO CITY Soccer's ruling body may review the system of appointing referees, following criticism of the method used in the recent Mexico finals. Fifa Press spokesman Guido Tognoni said on Wednesday the criticism came mainly from the media although "in my view the refereeing inReuter - 124 words
-
-
Article233 1986-07-05 29 ITALIAN First Division side side Roma, who have successfully appealed against their one-season ban, will instead pay one of soccer's highest-ever fines, the European Football Union said on Thursday. Uefa spokesman Rudolph Rothenbuehler said Roma had been fined 200,000 Swiss francs ($248,600), equalling the previous highest fine imposedReuter; AFP - 233 words
-
ON THE CRICKET SCENE
-
Article317 1986-07-05 29 ENGLAND 1st Inns G. Gooch c More b Kapil Dev 0 M. Benson b Maninder C. Athey c More b Kapil Dev 0 D. Gower lbw Sharma 49 M. Gatting not out 183 D. Prtngle c Amarnath b Shastri 44 J. Emborey c Shastri b Maninder 38Reuter - 317 words
-
Article57 1986-07-05 29 LONDON John Player, backers of the British Sunday Cricket League since its start in 1969, are to withdraw their sponsorship at the end of the season. They have decided to end their 17-year involvement with cricket, during which time they have injected more than £3 million, becauseAFP - 57 words
-
Article174 1986-07-05 29 CHELMSFORD (England) Martin Crowe scored New Zealand's first century of the tour on Thursday before they declared for 353-3 against Essex and captured three wickets before the close. The second day of the three-day match was dominated by Crowe, who savaged an Essex attack lacking bowlers JohnReuter - 174 words
-
-
Article, Illustration696 1986-07-05 29 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT ON THE HOCKEY SCENE Wasn't it SHA presi- dent Anwarul Haque (left) who expounded the theory that 'we should try winning regional competitions like the Razak Cup before embarking on more ambitious plans'? Lets add to that: We cannot ever hope to win696 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement293 1986-07-05 26 JUST ARRIVED FROM PERSIA PAKISTAN A SALE OF THE FINEST IMPRESSIONS From Persia to Caucasia, we bring you an impressive collection of Oriental carpets. Unrivalled in beauty and quality. For discerning collectors, there are exquisite Habibians and Serafians, known as the Picassos of Nain and Isfahan. Contemplate on over 200293 words
-
Advertisement191 1986-07-05 26 Bedlinen Sale Nou»ontill27thJulyl9B6at r>MrvIARU EventHaßS mm \L_Aj4i Hpxr 'I^^^^^Gl w 'I i_ m a^ f .IHr MSft* sS M^_^^H_^_Hfr f 3L *f '-if m Harvest Dairy Couple World Usual NOW u s«jal NOW Bedspread Set: Twin $***** $108.00 Bedspread Set: Queen $***** $152.00 Queen $173.00 $145.00 King $193 50 $172.00191 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement126 1986-07-05 27 Mk. SS mm mm mmm _jLm """"L i. a. 1 L ll^ Bflr _fl_r a__H HTiPI "MILANO" By a^EOmtiMM Because the others cannot match their light-weight runners with our Milano in price for the lightness, quality and construction. jm m h^ x ____PSS- <^__ For young people looking for an126 words
-
Advertisement212 1986-07-05 27 y^ This Fino I _ffiffl? InterV cffif* /national squash racket %j^^" s y° urs rliCfc when you purchase H any *Fino Graphite M Squash racket at only If $75.00. This promotion Mis for limited period only while stocks last. Jjf New arrivals If Pastel coloured tennis rackets, the |II latest212 words
-
-
Page 28 Advertisements
-
Advertisement561 1986-07-05 28 tflewjfyle, BEDDING PROMOTION 4(( at genuine promotion*/ prices with wonderful FREEGIFTS. >K a^,^ ommm% LAPONIE bJ SIMMONS [EEj Foam Specialty brought to you by our sponsors I Beautiful Floor r^ 1 ™77 Cushion $10 5 .^ajr^p-* fumwapi I Sets of 2 pillows > 1 bolster $8 Mattress de Divan Spring561 words
-
-
Page 28 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous260 1986-07-05 28 ATHLETICS SIA meet (AMK Stadium, 12.30). BODYBUILDING SAJC c'shlp lst Inter-JC competition (St Andrew's JC, 10.30am). CRICKET -Ir k.o final: CSC v TT (Balestier Rd, 2.30). GOLF Royal Johor Classic: Final day (Tasek Utara). Changi Open (Changi). Both at 8. HOCKEY SHA Premier League: CSC v SCC, IA v Pung260 words
-
-
OBITUARIES
-
Obituary, Illustration316 1986-07-05 29 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In Ever Loving memory of our most beloved B dearest SISTER H Mrs Betty K.S. Sidhu Harbans Kaur Sandhu (Karmuwala) daughter of the late Mr Mrs Kardit Singh Sandhu. A year has passed since you left us. Sweet memories of you remain deep ln316 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement178 1986-07-05 29 k vj^'-_, I H^r v <V'« »*_r *_i _____________h B______Sl___________H___r____S_______^^^^ r im^z H___f_-_________HH_B *£yJ*i> m Sb^lßßH____________s§K^ mnft!3r m M' MMJMMNB____ffSH -l-H-l. H f^W ___^™N Bhßi r iil ■MnDw-nrW ini *ni 3_^ P "9I Hr ■HB H ■nn fw 7r m (^^^e Ir I V mmr t m >^_- M^ rft178 words
-
-
625 1986-07-05 30 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ By CITY Securities directors yesterday gave up their struggle to retain control of the firm and allowed the High Court to appoint a provisional liquidator to take charge. Mr Don M Ho of Deloitte Haskins Sells was appointed the provisional liquidator by Mr625 words
-
Article, Illustration367 1986-07-05 30 CHERIAN GEORGE - Special delivery courtesy of SBS CHERIAN GEORGE Artwork returned to pupil at bus stop near her home By THE bus terminal at Jalan Eunos, with just two services, may be small in size but it's big on courtesy. When one passenger left a file of artwork on board a Service367 words
-
Article72 1986-07-05 30 THE MP for Ulu Pandan, Dr Dixie Tan, yesterday opened the World Press Photo '86 exhibition at the National Museum Art Gallery. More than 300 pictures by some of the world's top press photographers are on display. Yesterday, we reported in Section Two that the entry72 words
-
Article78 1986-07-05 30 COLOMBO About 10,000 tea workers in Sri Lanka's Central Province went on strike after clashes with local residents, police said yesterday. Trade sources said tea production was not affected by the strike, which is now in its second day. Police said fighting broke out three daysReuter - 78 words
-
Article95 1986-07-05 30 JAKARTA A man in east Java was fined i,m bricks for committing adultery with his neighbour's wife, the Jakarta Post reported yesterday. The village chief of Selokajang, Mr Marwoto, decided to Impose similar fines on any other man found making love with someone other than hisReuter - 95 words
-
Article, Illustration416 1986-07-05 30 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM KWAN KWAN By COOKED-FOOD hawker Madam Kang Chek Muay has had sleepless nights since her left eye was hit by a strip of metal flung from a grass-cutter's blade two days ago. Now resting at the Singapore General Hospital, Madam Kang, 45,416 words
-
416 1986-07-05 30 Strike halves oil supplies to Melbourne MELBOURNE OIL industry workers went on strike on Thursday, cutting by half the fuel supplies to Melbourne, Australia's second largest city. The move by about 600 members of the key Federated Storemen and Packers Union (FSPU) was over claims for a retirement fund paid416 words
-
Article29 1986-07-05 30 BANGKOK Vietnamese Deputy Defence MinisterGeneral Hoang Van Thai, former commander of communist forces in South Vietnam, died on Wednesday of a heart attack. He was 71. UPIUPI - 29 words
-
Article, Illustration220 1986-07-05 30 SALMA KHALIK - SALMA KHALIK By IT LOOKS like a large transistor radio, with handle and antenna in the right places. And like a powerful radio, it can "receive" from foreign countries. There, the similarity ends. The phone handset at its side makes all the220 words
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement199 1986-07-05 30 Ring 732—1000 12pm— 2pm Mon —Fri EJJ fiT^^i! _L*^__ iA____-________i H-l Guaranteed Quality at Unbeatable Prices! Wealth of Experience With 3 generations of caroet exoerience behind us. we are more than pleased to share our knowledge with you and advise you on the various selections. Unbeatable Offers You are assured199 words
-
Advertisement608 1986-07-05 30 late Might Shopping Till 10pm Tonighti sj/l V% frWJF^^r^^^iUirifflßßSSi UL-- Research Association's coveted IU HPMImL I f fil PR ICE EXAMPLE OF THE ES f-gyii.'TO^^lrtf UNITS SHOWN BELOW m&*w' •*ri :X '"2 ■7- 't^3r B *°uo oa* r-.Z. a.|_— f i a -y i mb'ial''&wFilßr .y,"«v,y,'.2 British I J tbto608 words
-
-
Page 30 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous147 1986-07-05 30 Weather X a ..aa XX.aX < UP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.03 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9 15 C Rain Melbourne 11/14C Rain Bangkok 27/34 C Sunny Moscow 9/20 C Clear Beijing147 words
-
-
The Straits Times Section Two
-
Article, Illustration323 1986-07-05 1 The National University of Singapore's fourth writer-in-residence, poet Ee Tiang Hong, tells REBECCA CHUA what it means to be a poet and why "life is not just about talking poetry". EE TIANG HONG was born in Limbongan, Malacca, where his paternal grandfather was among theDAVID TAN - 323 words
-
Article1119 1986-07-05 1 Not say I don't appreciate poetry: But you speak of poetry which have no rhyme, Not like the ones I sometimes quote "What is our life so full of care We got no time to stand and stare?" But still I must admit I1,119 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement201 1986-07-05 1 ll it* WIIE* IAA i L t \ri\laam AT THE ZOO, kW^kWI AT MAKAN TCRRACE WMF MkW* 'm^Eto* w W^ JjA mm -^jyjt^x-tgx... t"*rss&jM lirt_P?_____tJGJff iji-bw^^^Hl ______D__M_l_K -H i .s**^ £"tt_?A__l&? _B_pQ_____ I m «BP^^B_fttt?^jßßjfjifljlßi m^mMmmmimmmmSHSMmm^BH^SS^i- _pßtKf-rsß^y^ -______f^HH .Jp^BA V ___f_ißl___*^' X m _<__■___________££» ._£__9__l -'i_________^ .^JB SK- t^JsSqS&^^H^. HrliPm201 words
-
-
Books
-
Article, Illustration405 1986-07-05 2 Compiled by Thio Lay Hoon THE Kris, Mystic Weapon of the Malay World by Edward Frey (Oxford University Press, 198C, ft pages, $17.51) The Arris was, for the first few hundred years of its existence, primarily a weapon of defence, sudden assault and execution. And many Malay405 words
-
Article, Illustration1304 1986-07-05 2 ASAD LATIF - ASAD LATIF ORIENTALISM: WESTERN CONCEPTIONS OF THE ORIENT By Edward Said Peregrine Books, 1985, 368 pages, $23.80 Reviewed 41 consider Orientalism's failure to have been a human as much as an intellectual one; for in having to take up a position of irreducible opposition1,304 words
-
Article, Illustration487 1986-07-05 3 KELLY SNG WEI LAN - KELLY SNG WEI LAN MR BROWSER MEETS THE BURROWERS By Philip Curtis Arrow Books Limited, 1986 128 pages, $7.20 Reviewed by 11 THIS is a science-fiction story, about strange creatures who live underground and claim to be descended from man. Centuries ago, apparently,487 words
-
Article, Illustration489 1986-07-05 3 Thio Lay Hoon - Little Bookroom Thio Lay Hoon Compiled by WHAT Grown-Ups Say A What They Really Mean by Jim and Duncan Eldrige, illustrated by David Mostyn (Beaver Books, 198C, 77 pages, $4.5«) Grown-ups are liars, says this book. They say one thing and mean another. For instance, when your mum asks: "Have489 words
-
Article, Illustration876 1986-07-05 4 William the Conqueror's massive survey, launched in 1085 to discover who owned what in Britain, will have its 900th anniversary this year. RICHARD EVANS looks at the celebrations planned to honour and revive the Domesday Book. Update BE PREPARED this year for a bout of nostalgia for876 words
-
Article, Illustration435 1986-07-05 4 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN At Swim-Two-Birds by Flann O'Brien Penguin, 1985, 217 pages, $14.20 Reviewed by AT SWIM-TWO-BIRDS has been dauntingly described as "a brilliant impressionistic jumble of ideas, mythology and nonsense... the story (gives) full rein to O'Brien's dancing intellect and Celtic wit". But435 words
-
Article, Illustration390 1986-07-05 4 MADELIENE LEE - MADELIENE LEE Why Things Go Wrong By Dr Laurence J. Peter George Allen Unwin, $31.30, hardback, 207 pages Reviewed by THINGS almost never go right. Or so you would begin to think after reading Dr Laurence Peter's latest work, Why Things Go Wrong.390 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement328 1986-07-05 2 Don't Miss! See the greatest Tour St Wedding Show in Singapore Last 2 Days! ._*H 4HRVDFT' WSS99 f -y ■■->. A» ™i»m d_ «P__W# x 7SI *w__w__k* E9S_aStH._...H I- _H.- >_K -j^- HkS Jl______x^ S VHP > x._______P_______l ____Llffi_._ ■M.fiW^ H i*J& IJr @H_IIS W'-\ S a f< 7A y_M_y__^9328 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement988 1986-07-05 3 XXSi' JMI ELECTRICAL SURPRISES i- fl^y AT EVEN BETTER PRICES! Vjjc\^V pW* p(VZ^^ q perk I%E»^ Customers keep coming back to us for more! 3 top P co oso\°^° A<^6 *9 he me s&ffir" Though we have grown we have not let oI uQC^ v w 6 l*jty p otC^o988 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement287 1986-07-05 4 INCREDIBLE KANSAI SALE m OFF EVERY ITEM NOW TILL 31 JULY KANSAI BOUTIQUE 177, RIVER VALLEY ROAD #01-04/06 LIANG COURT COMPLEX SINGAPORE 0617 TEL: *****55 SP T -^2> Q Singapore Conference Hail lag ,^QsMM^^% sth 13th July 'B6 12 pm 9 pm ft Q rn ■__§»%____K^B^Bw__F F osewo<x) P™"" _-"_■■»«"^"«i^287 words
-
-
Do-it-yourself
-
Article, Illustration822 1986-07-05 5 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ Here's how to plug in to wall fixtures By HOW many times have you looked at bare walls and wished to decorate them with various wall hangings? And how many times have you baulked because you didn't know which kinds of wall fixings to use?822 words
-
Article, Illustration132 1986-07-05 5 Simone Vaz - Simone Vaz Handy Helpers KEEP your porcelain surfaces looking good with a touch-up plastic. Duro's Porcelain Repair will fill in scratches so that white porcelain surfaces, such as sinks and bathtubs, look as good as new. Before using, make sure that the damaged area is clean, dry, and132 words
-
Article112 1986-07-05 5 Before you start drilling CHECK that there are no pipes or wires encased in the wall. Drilling into pipes or "live" wires can result in disastrous consequences. MAKE sure that your eyes are properly protected. Wearing safety goggles will ensure that your eyes won't be at risk from flying bits112 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement171 1986-07-05 5 Home Appliances Exhibition -AT SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL f sth -13th July'B6 12pm-9pm YOUR HUNT STOPS HERE! p** p*"" Bigger wider range of home furnishings and §f> each I T appliances now awaits you Better choices fijfc' V for todays homemakers. Prices are A^ w£| so low you'll find it hard171 words
-
Advertisement74 1986-07-05 5 Hurry everyone, it's the last two days of our super fun, super exciting Japan D-l-Y Fair. There're still lots to see and do. Plus special offers too. So come on in to our Superstore and find out how to do-it-yourself the Japanese way. A* ***_^^mW m mmWo *^^mmm\ V r74 words
-
-
Expressions
-
Article, Illustration1368 1986-07-05 6 LIVIA CHUA YIAN HWEE - LIVIA CHUA YIAN HWEE 21, Undergrad, National University of Singapore 4 In my dreams, a shiny armoured knight on a r proud white stallion carried me off into the sunset. In my nightmares, a bald Shaolin monk waved goodbye end walked off into the* sunset. In both cases,1,368 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement565 1986-07-05 6 [QIU I, I V_\ """^l t l 7 7 1 _£^E3S, J^ SEIEGIE RD HFR JW SUPREIVIE g WIMSEP^ST g /JMBAWW g- II MC s____a ___s_Si "'S- I r*3 H ILo 128 PRINSEP -I' B,ufo^^ |wE r ff ERE MACPHERSON RD ,f=7- ro^ R^ 153 KAMPONG STREET BigES! J I565 words
-
Advertisement105 1986-07-05 6 •g3DeeP FrC^ **m^^^m i- 1 fsflsir $**_**< 1 _9Bi shelves. i^B&si up to a year. mm W Q, qg^^^^^^m* ~*mm >J am _____k v* x r-'f^B^-t^M E3»*-*l "Four Star" is the international 'SftAN symbol that indicates the freezer section where temperature is low enough to permit j ON COMPRESSOR I105 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous229 1986-07-05 6 Unveil your talent EXPRESSIONS offers an outlet for creative and artistic effort by you and for you. Whether you write, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations or drawings), send it to us. Photographs —.even of paintings and sculpture and other artistic works may also be submitted. Poetry, prose, short stories,229 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement997 1986-07-05 7 i aji i f f jr** S^ f W^ fll fe q<> T-l TELEPHONE SERVICE: y^ ___l S fl V B _St ttfi_- m j-- Monday to Friday: 9am to 5 30pm ibpm deadline tor next day) Saturday: 8 30am to I X V flk fi _B S <57 B_S997 words
-
Advertisement540 1986-07-05 7 12 Computer Products/ Services IBM PC/XT compatible 640K, 2 drives, drive card, colour graphic card, printer card 14" multiple colour monitor 36-hr free training DBase 111/ Lotus Wordstar courses: $1,650. e 8 Mhz IBM PC/AXT compatible 640K turbo 8088-2 14" colour monitor: $1,800. e PC/AT ***** Compatible 1024K. e Repair.540 words
-
Advertisement1102 1986-07-05 7 4 Nightclubs/ 4 Nightclubs/ Lounges/Discos Lounges/Discos WfT* 'mm 3 __l t Vm^^r"^^*7&i^^^^^^. a i^Tflfl v -**JI mmt* Wholesale rental of Mobile Disco VJ^ SflfLighting Recording studio for rental ___B^X s,udl ,or band rehearsal Sales \±±^g*Qo_^r rental of Musical Instrument Purchasing^ *r o\ used Musical Instrument jr K W" f j?1,102 words
-
Advertisement1295 1986-07-05 7 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing USA Bedsheet Set fPW (With pillow bolster case) g^ Twin 546- $20 M <*- Samsonite jw^^g^ x^yy,7 7 -J* o j^^m^m USA Comforter Foldable i 00c c^ik Table 34" x 34" Tw' n S5B-589- $O&-$40 W $39 j Queen 565-W $45 $601,295 words
-
Advertisement402 1986-07-05 7 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products Products Products M _B_f__B#_|_JQ |~Cash& Carry CentreJ Everything mustgo!^£^\y<K7 H Ba7gainsgaiore!\ f yAA We mustcleaiJhestoi^!U fjz_7* w V CASH a i reduced. carry at Every item drasticany^j^yy GIVEAWAY JV^^^^^^^^^^^^^Z PRICES! j 24 Garage Sale ________K_______MHnW^lS9il.l.^E^E^.__________nii REFRIGERATOR,402 words
-
Advertisement91 1986-07-05 7 AMAZING SAVINGSOtT^ ALL DISCONTINUED ITEMS! 10AM TO BPM DAILY Huge new centre 3t^^_____i AboW X H» 1389 Serangoon Road Tel *****69 f M^ URGENT EXCESS STOCK CLEARANCE AT 3rd STOREY SINGAPORE HANDICRARS BUILDING Hundreds of brand new furniture items at giveaway prices! Open from 1 0am to 6pm Free Delivery91 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement608 1986-07-05 8 26 Rentals FURNITURE FOR BDRM., hall, dinmg St kitchen, washing machine, cooker, refrigerator, tv., instant heater, iron c/w board for hire. .■lnquiries tel: *****00. 27 Wanted •m fi f ABSOLUTELY 1 HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YOUR *****11 *****12 ♦03-02, THIRD FLOOR, PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, L SINGAPORE 0105. fcl fZSEma We608 words
-
Advertisement645 1986-07-05 8 28 Health Centres/ Massage GREAT EASTERN OFFICIAL of-* ~ty _m fl B -4 •winy* r i 30 Hairdressing will be your last stop You won't go looking for another hairdresser after you've experienced our professional cuts. Were BEN TEO, VINCENT WONG, 80PHIA PHOON and ALAN LIM and we're in a645 words
-
Advertisement656 1986-07-05 8 28 Health Centres/ Massage HEALTH CENTRE I OPENING lities include: su/ Massage/ Facial /Suana/ 3ambath/Hot Cold Pools. Sam to 12am 4th Flr, Great Eastern Hotel 401 Macpherson Road Tel: *****45 x 450 WL 35 House Cleaning/ Painting LICENCED CONTRACTOR welcomes package deal for painting, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, aircond., carpet shampooing656 words
-
Advertisement1218 1986-07-05 8 36 House 36 House Renovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor THE SECRET IS SUPERVISION P^i^___i___Fs-te y*m_«j_w _*#spaw Trained foremen supervise every renovation job we do. Hence, our long list of satisfied customers. We can help to get bigger loans at lower interest with faster processing (OCBC). Design assistance, especially kitchens. Comprehensive one-stop1,218 words
-
Advertisement746 1986-07-05 8 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services CO. INCORPN./ ACCOUNTS/ taxation/ reg. office/ telex and other services. *****22/ *****56 (res.) INCOME TAX accounting services avail, at reasonable rate. Tel: *****69/ *****68. Jane Ng. MODERATE CHARGES FOR bookkeeping services. Call *****12/ after lpm. *****16. TRANSLATION/ PRESTIGIOUS A* drest/ accounts/ answering/ reminder/ table746 words
-
Advertisement662 1986-07-05 8 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FILIPINO $220 THAI $220 SRi LANKAN $180 INDONESIAN $200 ($640) ($680) (s77o} ($1,850) Above complete placement fee includes Airfare. 55 000 Security Bond, $10,000 P A Visa Medical Examination Process Complete Documentation YOU PAY NOTHING MoRE.Replaceme.il Guarantee 2 Years Contract UNIFORM PROVIDED.662 words
-
Advertisement421 1986-07-05 8 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Jurong Engineering Limited requires I To be responsible for contracting and quantity surveying in building projects (M&E experience is essential). Requirements: Conversant in contracts administration and related legal matters e Prefer Quantity Surveying as a base or have Q.S. experience e Applicants must be Engineering421 words
-
Advertisement585 1986-07-05 8 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive F THE BRITISH COUNCIL invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position:REGISTRAR/ ADMIN. OFFICER who will be responsible for the administration of a large examination programme involving some 6,500 candidates a year. The post also carries responsibility for staff supervision and the several585 words
-
Advertisement660 1986-07-05 8 67 Situations Vacant: EDP NMB BANK invites suitably qualified candidates for the position ot information Systems Trainee Upon completion of training, candidate will be given the responsibility of managing the Bank's information system QUALIFICATIONS Fresh graduate/Diploma holder in Business Admim stration with interests m software applications Good inter-personal rela tionship660 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement734 1986-07-05 9 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP Hongfeongßank Hongkong Bank invites applications for the following positions in EDP operations. A) EDP TECHNICIAN OPERATORS Applicants should have the following general basic pre-requisites in addition to the requirements stated for each position: Singapore citizen. e Between 18-30 years of age. e734 words
-
Advertisement1006 1986-07-05 9 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical Because of our expansion, we now have vacan- I cies for the following newly created position: Merchandising Clerks Candidates must have an analytical mind, a flair for statistical work and be able to type at a minimum speed of 401,006 words
-
Advertisement476 1986-07-05 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I Singapore Aircraft Industries We need you urgently for the post of: ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE 'O' level with credit in Mathematics and LCC Intermediate Minimum 2 years relevant working experience Familiar with Accounts payable processing Knowledge of computer will be an advantage We offer: Competitive476 words
-
Advertisement864 1986-07-05 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical amm COLOUR CENTRE Due to expansion, we Invite applications for the post of FINANCE ASSISTANT Duties: To assist in the checking and control of reports from the Branches. Preparation of Cheques, Statement of A/C, Debit Notes, Petty Cash claims, etc. Assist in PC computer operations.864 words
-
Advertisement694 1986-07-05 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SPARKLES RESTN./ LOUNGE/ discotheque req. female Admin. Clerk/ Bookkeeper. Experience preferred. General off. duties Call personally 9.30a.m. to lpm. at: 19 Tanglin Road, #04-05 Tanglin Shopping Ctr GENERAL CUM ACCOUNTS Clerk required for a private limited co. at Bt. Timah, 4 1/2 m.s. She should694 words
-
Advertisement931 1986-07-05 9 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales Well established ship's owner agent requires SHIPPING SALES CANVASSER EXPERIENCED IN AUSTRALIAN CONTAINERISED CARGO TRADE If you are experienced in the Australian shipping trade, you are invited to apply in confidence stating your experience e current and expected salary details of educational931 words
-
Advertisement547 1986-07-05 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales We ere *n established General Insurance Broker looking lor a competent independent MALE/ FEMALE MANAGER The successful candidate will be responsible for generating sales be ln charge of the general administration. Good ealary A commission awaits the right candidate. Please apply with full resume to: 190547 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement551 1986-07-05 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical I AT&T 1 .JBB-T Consumer Products Pte Ltd 1 American "telephone Telegraph (AT&T), a giant in telecommunications, has p| set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following551 words
-
Advertisement569 1986-07-05 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: OPERATIONS DIVISION Technicians Maintenance Department (1) Power Supples (2) Supervisory Control System Salarv Scale' ($415:435) 455x20-495/660x40-940/980x40- 1 340 Functions Assist in the on-site/workshop inspection, operation, maintenance, repair, servicing, testing and trouble shooting of569 words
-
Advertisement742 1986-07-05 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical ORION I Overseas I I Technical I I Trainees I p. A progressive Japanese company with |H affiliates in South-East Asia, Germany, sjm USA and Europe, invites applications M from suitably qualified single males for 0 a two-year training in Japan. H742 words
-
Advertisement529 1986-07-05 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical ji Carrier Singapore (Pte) Limited ji invites applications from ji suitable candidates for the I post of j _B^_Snß___f Qualifications and Experience: j NTC-2 or its equivalent However, those without j proper academic :j qualifications but with I extensive knowledge and I experience would be considered.529 words
-
Advertisement436 1986-07-05 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical (HDB PROJECT) JOIN A LEADING INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CO. FROM FRANCE We have immediate vacancies for: CARPENTERS Min. 1 year's experience Is required BATCHING PLANT OPERATORS Min. 1 year's experience is required Interested applicant* should apply personally for interview at our: SIMEI SITE (next to Tampines) Tel:436 words
-
Advertisement843 1986-07-05 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I Wseagati urgently requires |j| Minimum Primary 6 education No experience required Training will be provided v AiAiAiJA /f^B^kiß^MMMß^M^i^^ I Gross Salary upon <fe/f f?/\ Confirmation: y'l9U Come today for an interview between 10.00am and 2.00pm at: The Personnel Department 16 Kallang843 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement593 1986-07-05 11 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous t I Parfwns Vv^AINI^URENT Lummd requires for both Changi Airport and Downtown Beauty Advisers The desired candidates, preferably in their midtwenties, will have a good complexion a pleasant and outgoing personality a previous experience in the cosmetics field and preferably a secondary593 words
-
Advertisement615 1986-07-05 11 SILLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY urgently requires SKILLED PLASTERERS A MARBLE LAYERS Min. 6 years experience. Salary CPF. Call peraonally at: 287 Holland Road on 5/7/86 between 9am. 4p.m. for interview. (Besides Jelita Cold Storage). Working at McDonald's ia fun. Want a PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME job and earn between $370 $670. Students and615 words
-
Advertisement881 1986-07-05 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous URGENTLY REOD. A Cleaning Lady St an Assistant Teacher by estab. Daycare Ctr Tel *****90 LORRY DRIVER REQUIRED. Interested, call *****19. 81 Vehicles For Hire SPECIAL DAILY RENTAL valid till 31st July '86 1000 cc $33, 1300 C.C. $37, 1600 c.c. $54, 2000 CC. $68 Self-drive.881 words
-
Advertisement955 1986-07-05 11 87 For Sale: Mercedes Q PLATE MERCEDES 200 Manual, '77. Completely reconditioned. New paint, upholstery, tax. View Blk 1. 301-24. Pandan Loop, Spore 0512 (9a.m. to 5p.m. •79, MERCEDES 280S Manual. Power windows, steering, central lock, aircon., radio, cassette. Showrm. cond. PARF. $23,500 0.n.0. Loan $19,000. Tel: *****40. CO. REGD.955 words
-
Advertisement1177 1986-07-05 11 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat h__m um.._ y^~~~~~/ iSi^\^^^MMsSmmwtm" faHHPr /fl «ft '^^B_________P? ffiSHraigt' Aig I jff m\ VH KKmmiammlmmmr 4 W_Wk¥ W^l^___ IK-^B^^rVi V^__ HHHfeb-. H_____^^"^r*^^^Tß **mmmm^ m Elk* I a^k "^2-_--N»«i M m*k%* jJm a> ißßmßßmmmmmmm^Bw'^^^—A vs_^___>1,177 words
-
Advertisement839 1986-07-05 11 90 For Sale: Toyota •84 TOYOTA 1300 GI. 5-speed lst owner, original paint, tax Nov '86 Done 20.000 km. *****28. 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1 OWNER LATE 10/83 Mitsubishi Cordla 1.6 GSL Coupe, 2-dr.. auto.. K. silver, alrcon., hi-fi set, expensive s/rlms, low mileage, power steering/ windows. PARF. Accident free.839 words
-
Advertisement913 1986-07-05 11 93 For Sale: Honda 11/84 CIVIC 1.5, 12-valve. 1 private owner, expensive hi-fi. sports rims, low mileage. Excellent cond. $26,000. View: 103 Moulmeln Rd (Shell Station), opposite Tan Tock Seng Hospital ALMOST '84 HONDA Accord EX 16 manual 1 pte owner. Alrcond., cassette. Accident free. See to believe. Showroom cond.913 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement858 1986-07-05 12 96 For Sale: Other Makes AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, 1961, (BNT) overdrive, complete history. Very sound original condition. Only one in S'pore on the road. New roof Tonneau covers, tyres, electrics Best offer above $23,000 secures. View TODAY ONLY at 6, Third Avenue, off Bukit Timah. 1958 MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE $11,500.858 words
-
Advertisement681 1986-07-05 12 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters BUYING, SELLING 350LC, M8X125. HXI3S, RXK $550, RGI2S $870, PISOX $600. Instalment arrangeable Blk 203. Bedok Central (Infront Bedok bus interchange). SELLING, TRADE-IN LCI2S, HXI3S. 350LC, RG2SO $1,400, RGI2S, RXK, RXIIS, GTO, PXISO, PISOX $850. M8X125, CGI2S etc. Instalment arrangeable. 403 Balestier Rd. FB PLATE M8X125.681 words
-
Advertisement916 1986-07-05 12 100 Scrap Vehicles BETTER PRICES OFFERED for PARF/ SZ scrap cars all kinds of good used cars. *****02/ *****76 (Day). *****09 (Night). ALEX: *****50/ *****65. Best prices offered for PARF scrap used cars. Cash payment. ATTRACTIVE CASH FOR all scrap/ used/ SZ scrap cars *****42/ *****63, Kwok (day/ night). BETTER916 words
-
Advertisement973 1986-07-05 12 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments "*fcta__. a '^mL*^*m\: tBB-L-W_*_m r*'P|p 7s b mmf "MM mw* *i__. i|if I ammt Prime location: District 10, Singapore's exclusive flflflHHM.....H neighbourhood. It is within 2 minutes' walk to Orchard H&BhH^^Bk Road and 5 minutes' drive to the973 words
-
Advertisement1639 1986-07-05 12 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments J Go out on Sunday? We never have time!' /-~*p\ Sundays are spent t 0 KTZt^r* w ''h 'riendly expat oiA /^Hsiw'' 3 y> neighbours playing P (C/7- •~2L==^~ asS 7^^cy* ,ennis swimming, lunch rt\ «L» I [yyy^ by the pool We1,639 words
-
Advertisement890 1986-07-05 12 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURNISHED AIRCON. ROOM RMI Novena Church for rent. No cooking. Tel: *****00 FURN. AIRCON. ROOM at Queensway Tower for foreign students or expat Mdm Lim *****43 FURN. BIG RM. to share with working single. Malaysians welcome. Call *****91. FURN. RM. WITH phone, fan Near Poly. 10890 words
-
Advertisement948 1986-07-05 12 113 For Sale: Houses e Dist 14 Lor. Marzuki s/storey 3+ 1-rm. terr. Renovated. Above $230,000. a Dial. ls Open Houaa, 3-4pm. brand new 2-storey terr. $425,000. e Dial. l6 Limau Gdn. 2-storey llnk-bunglw. Renovated. 8 n yrs 4700 sq.ft $510,000. a Dial. l9 Charlton Pk. brand new 2-storey corner948 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement827 1986-07-05 13 113 For Sale Houses D.26 KALIDASA AVENUE (Teachers Estate) d/storey terrace 2,000 sq.ft. Lindtrac *****79. 027 D/STOREY SEMI-D. Owner wants to exchange for similar hse In d.15, 19, 20, 26, 28. *****59. D.5 HONG LEONG Gdn. renovated beautiful 3-yr. old seml-d. bunglow for sale. Call owner *****32 D.9 MAKEPEACE RD.827 words
-
Advertisement554 1986-07-05 13 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments MANDARIN GARDENS /if t k4cle new mqcf living f Mandarin Gardens offers you the best value for your money with: fully-fitted kitchen (cabinets, gas hobs, built-in oven, cooker hood and refrigerator) air-con units and built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms e554 words
-
Advertisement1547 1986-07-05 13 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments I .uv^d-H—B—— --M— I Air-con, kitchen Iff pi f\ f TITLE and no mmmmWmimm Enquiries Bookings YEE MING KENG CONTRACTORS REALTY PTE LTD 84, CAIRNHILL RD, S'PORE 0922 Tel: *****06/*****19 Freehold Land (free from encumbrances on completion) Lot 127-2 MK1,547 words
-
Advertisement957 1986-07-05 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH NORTH 4 rms. Beautlfully renovated. Ceramic throughout. See to appreciate. *****83. TOA PAYOH 3-RM. Vinyl tiles. Built-Ins, alrcon., carpeted room, furniture, centralised location. $26,000 only. Tel: *****81. UPPER BOON KENG Rd. Pure 4room flat near market St MRT station. Price negotiable. Classifone *****30957 words
-
Advertisement754 1986-07-05 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. CLEMENTI AVE. 5, peaceful, no MRT or highway, beautifully kept. $129,000. Tel: *****12. 5-RM. DEPOT RD. D.4, mid flr. Marble, parquet, quality cabinet $126,000 neg. Tel: *****30 (owner). 5-RM. POINT. UPPER Boon Keng, Blk 38, high flr Facing morning sun. $108,000. 255-3333 5-RM. POINT754 words
-
Advertisement635 1986-07-05 13 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 137 Tours Ma Storage Spaces Storage Spaces 19 ■888 3li vi j^fll 8888 I 'SB KB H I^l^ —KK \l m Xl wl Daily Departure ij B H Modem warehouse for sale T a.-. If* tty SI ■or lease by unit. Easy instalments. I J| g^^^jjMt^B635 words
-
Advertisement519 1986-07-05 13 137 Tours 137 Tours jjg| Accommodation at Ist Class Hotel. Tour in the ML latest imported luxurious air-conditioned coach fH equipped with TV/Video set for your travelling pleasure Mm "F'"\nfti f flaß Datly Departure in 2D/3N HYATT KUANTAN RESORT $119 II 2D/3N CAPTURE THE BEAUTY-PANTAI B PRIMULA BEACH RESORT $99519 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement26 1986-07-05 14 137 Tours MnlWiiMri' "r^T| 'j-— ■'i(i''J_ «C*. /ki^B fsl TiltsitKmr* <^l m'~^ ?vl WaV* B l!U 1 BB 818 Opportunities galore in The Straits Times Classified.26 words
-
Advertisement731 1986-07-05 14 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours -.*K t *|lS^*'teffi_?*WM 1 Mfff^tM: l S.^ I WfJ&mwmzi*' mk^-m -IfWmw wWr^mW __nv_______y_Hv_K.-'__ mmm *>v«£ ft r Atm^m wmmr* ~IM Till rvV fy^ A \h\M WaAM mKßrkzrJLi. w 1 v l m^r Mm mJmlw^mm_—~S'ml **r^>jf j^M b%' —We give the very best— Sfifo J731 words
-
Advertisement1242 1986-07-05 14 146 Foreign Education 146 Fore i gn Education I mmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ,__**V STUDY GRANTS fßM*\ FO" BUSINESS, r Wgj 5 MANAGEMENT lfl DEGREE COURSES I I IN THE UK Full ud Part Study Una te are available fer tteee who wish te udertake tall time: Business, Management or Degree Programmes in1,242 words
-
Advertisement907 1986-07-05 14 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses WELDING INSTITUTE i Singapore, October 1986 Welding inspection Radiographic interpretation Ultrasonic testing also certification from CSWIP For full details contact: Mr. Mike Tang, Fulmer Research and Development, No. 1 Jalan Terusan, Jurong, Singapore 2261. Tel: *****20 i LCCI CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA COURSES Commencing in907 words
-
Advertisement1340 1986-07-05 14 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses HURRYI ENROL NOW WITH ILC The London-baaed Worldwide Language Teaching Inetitute NEW TERM STARTING 7 JULY '86 GENERAL ENGLIBH All Levels. Full-time/ Part-time. Aimed at developing listening, reading, speaking and writing skills Suitable for locals and foreigners (Student Pass can be arranged) GCE O'1,340 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1658 1986-07-05 15 1 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES ctautc DCRnooi HHHI Telefax No: *****59 I Rates: Box Service: ■RHI al AN ID HD3UOOI Wm^^m^m Sa[ps s^v^e: Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext 5724-/5/6/8 5669 I Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Management Career1,658 words
-
Advertisement984 1986-07-05 15 Coopers &LyDr3nQ 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, m_m m_\ Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing and «HB Distribution Systems,984 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement845 1986-07-05 16 APPOINTMENTS Brfill ii_Ka J I*\ t _\\\\_________________________\____J___m _iltl-_IJil-:fl?il«ii»«fi1t!l-\»i mu l<<Ja JM__u__ia____fl__i___nMMMnaaH--Bn ra^—n— r«n_raniMinriiin ■iißiMiii...B«i«MMFMif________r______^________m__E_____. flfl flfl fl I i& I fl WL mwLXM mmmt B&M 89 1 w*m\wl m 1 1 Qfei in *m mWV^My^^M ___IV_M___H_______l __^______K'\r|_fct^l I Bi 1 m mkv<mmm\ r3 i r mi r zJt^^BmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmY^ /^^BSlmYim- >845 words
-
Advertisement202 1986-07-05 16 *=ssssss^s Z I I f^mmmmt^SSS.*^^ l I I I RSfe^Ss- I B •3 or environment f n s P .^tSSSr-" I TK&&Z; I £kss&_* I m Degree m ©fSSteB. TW cK wm and HV° dev c es i TechnoW Experience j^ power transistors jr I paction a*** I Degree «n202 words
-
Advertisement652 1986-07-05 16 If you've got the drive, I you? ve got the job. I The leader in Winchester disc drives is interested in people with the drive to succeed and excel in work performance If you I to join us during our expansion program. Diploma from a recognised institution mk Minimum S652 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement765 1986-07-05 17 APPOINTMENTS JOIN THE LEADER IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Wang Computers (Pte) Ltd is a direct subsidiary of Wang Lab Inc., a multi-billion U.S. Fortune 161 computer company. Wang is a world leader in Information Technology with unparalleled experience in Data processing, Word Processing, Audio processing, Image Processing and Telecommunications Networking. We765 words
-
Advertisement641 1986-07-05 17 Why HP? w hose,echnolo^cal advancements A Company whose m. c „„.muA ""Xn«£*. mmmmm t_Sm* d c mmS stimulating i peop^^y^y------ TOOLING ENGINEER (Plastic Injection Molds) Our Plastic Technology Centre is looking for a highly motivated individual with 3 to 5 years' experience in the design of plastic injection molds. He641 words
-
Advertisement924 1986-07-05 17 [INVESTMENT RESEARCH »V>| MANAGER no Wl2l _mt I Large Financial Institution '*-^L OUR CLIENT, a large and well established financial institution, wishes to appoint an INVESTMENT RESEARCH MANAGER who will be responsible for leading a research team in carrying out investment research into the Singapore and Malaysia stock markets. THE924 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement645 1986-07-05 18 APPOINTMENTS j _______H_________________i I mt i«| ...£_t.. Pia_____M_ "w"!"! is a subsidiary of the Thomson Groap of France, a world leader in high technology electronics and consumers appliances, with production and marketing facilities worldwide. E Due to our expansion, we are seeking dynamic professionals to fill the following positions: R&D645 words
-
Advertisement710 1986-07-05 18 §j I A Reputation Built Through Total Achievement 33§| We are a subsidiary of Tandon Corporation of USA, a f£s| recognised world leader in the field of computer peripherals J_sH with a reputation built on total achievement. Since its I founding the corporation has achieved a consistent pattern I of710 words
-
Advertisement945 1986-07-05 18 I METHEUS SINGAPORE 1 A newly established company, we will be involved in the design and manufacture of high performance computer graphics products in Singapore. We seek highly motivated and result-oriented individuals to fill the following positions: I Hardware Engineering Manager I Reporting to the Vice-President of the Engineering Department,945 words
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement793 1986-07-05 19 APPOINTMENTS 82 HDB N HDB invites application from Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents of Singapore for Senior appointments in the following areas:--(A) MANAGEMENT SERVICES (B) MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND GENERAL ADMIN (C) PUBLIC RELATIONS (D) PERSONNEL (E) ESTATES MANAGEMENT (F) SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION Responsibilities: Post (A) Successful applicant is expected to carry out793 words
-
Advertisement577 1986-07-05 19 Learn to manage one of Singapore's fastest growing companies It takes uncommon attention to detail to manage a multi-million dollar business. At McDonald's, we do it at over 9,000 restaurants worldwide. Through our management development program, you will learn everything from accounting and budgetting, inventory, profit and loss statements to577 words
-
Advertisement781 1986-07-05 19 n nir BANKING 1 BIS Banking Systems Pte Limited [jS|j3j| systems) The Acknowledged Leader in International Banking Systems The continued success of our award-winning MIDAS system j| has created a number of challenging opportunities for Singaporean professionals seeking fast moving careers J with a dynamic Company. Following considerable recent successes781 words
-
Advertisement826 1986-07-05 19 Maxtor high technology surges ahead ...creating more and more excellent opportunities at the high end of the disk drive industry. And it is only the beginning.... Test Engineers I Candidates must have experience in analog and digital electronic test equipment; both software and hardware, product failure analysis and test procedures826 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement710 1986-07-05 20 APPOINTMENTS aiiiwißiHl y/ 8• 1 O Applications are invited from suitably B qualified candidates for the position of:- SENIOR 11 PLANNING EXECUTIVE I We are looking for a high calibre candidate with growth potential to strengthen our Planning Development team. The successful candidate in his late 20's to mid 30's710 words
-
Advertisement936 1986-07-05 20 INTERNATIONAL I MARKETING PROGRAM I TRAINEES B General Electric, the world's largest and most Vm\ B diversified electrical manufacturing company is W B recruiting talented and technically competent young n B graduates into its highly recognised INTERNATIONAL MB B MARKETING PROGRAM (IMP). MB\ B the PROGRAM: g| B Geared to936 words
-
Advertisement557 1986-07-05 20 Argos Engineering Pte Ltd operating a shipyard in Singapore invites applications from suitable, qualified and experienced Singaporean to fill the following positions: ENGINEERS for hull construction, outfitting and steel fabrication work ESTIMATORS for shipbuilding, ship repair and structural steelwork PERSONNEL OFFICER STORE KEEPER x MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN MECHANIC FOREMAN OFFICE557 words
-
Advertisement607 1986-07-05 20 iff/ BC) BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS CSjOF CURRENCY, SINGAPORE Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the post of>— HEAD OF SECURITY DEPARTMENT Full GCE 'A' level, preference will be given to those with a degree from a recognised university. Good knowledge of and experience II with modern security systems.607 words
-
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement480 1986-07-05 21 APPOINTMENTS --------------------s--S----Ms--B--MMs--M_-_l AMD JI INTERNATIONAL LTD l^^ a subsidiary of US based multi-national corporation with rapid growth in the semiconductor industry believes in the commitment to excellence in product reliability, innovation and in people. Degree in Science or Arts Social Science Preferably with 2 years' supervisory experience in semiconductor environment480 words
-
Advertisement563 1986-07-05 21 SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING LIMITED 4 SSE, a progressive shipyard specialising in the 1 design and construction ot naval craft, I sophisticated commercial vessels and military jj equipment, invites applications tor the ;|S following positions: I Electronics/Electrical 1 Engineer A good degree in electronics or electrical si engineering from a recognised563 words
-
Advertisement546 1986-07-05 21 OUR PEOPLE the heartbeat of advancing technology In the highly competitive semiconductor industry, it is the heartbeat of advancing technology that keeps us on the High Ground. High Performance. High Speed. High Tech. PRODUCT/TEST ENGINEERS Qualifications: Degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, preferably with 2 years' relevant experience The Job: Provide engineering546 words
-
Advertisement717 1986-07-05 21 THOMSON The THOMSON Group largest manufacturer of electronics products in France and French leaders in high technology electronics and household appliances experiences another growth phase. This resulted in its AUDIO PRODUCT DIVISION further extension in Singapore. PRODUCT MANAGERS ASSISTANT PRODUCT MANAGERS Applicants must have a tertiary qualification in Electronics Engineering717 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1237 1986-07-05 22 NOTICES ma^^ m^^ m mm^^^^^^ j JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED 96, Somerset Road 08-01, Singapore 0923. JC-mah Tel: *****15 (4 Lines) Cable: "EMPRESS" Telex: "MPH RS *****" 30 June ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRELIMINARY RESULTS 1 The preliminary unaudited results of Jack Chia-MPH Limited for the year ended 31 March 1986 are: R1,237 words
-
Advertisement1348 1986-07-05 22 ICI (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED takes pleasure to announce the appointment of guardian (A division of Cold Storage Singapore (1983) Pte Ltd) as Distributor in Singapore for ICI OTC PHARMACEUTICALS with effect from 4th July 1986 And we take this opportunity to thank THE GETZ CORPORATION (SINGAPORE) SDN BHD for their1,348 words
-
Advertisement675 1986-07-05 22 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on the 27th day of June 1986. IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 2123/84 Ang Ngoh Eng of Blk 168. Stirling Road #01-1181 Singapore 0314. 3228/85 Ching Teong Hong Lawrence, i/c *****18/1 of Blk675 words
-
Advertisement627 1986-07-05 22 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THF REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Summons No. 3280f 198C In the Matter of Section $8(1) of the Legal Profession Act (Cap. 217) And In the Matter of Lim Shu Jin, an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore NOTICE To: Lim Shu Jin627 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement347 1986-07-05 23 glMi/ls Boon! Top Roman eel '-B'^K^' _____j^^ w L_»-w. *P__r ZM^Bl i fl ran_l i^ flH H|k^J l ViAfl pp »^'''^^^__^Z M _«i___ _7K\ M s*** FtgAma Xa X iV'l@te < Wm^'wmm ™Q" :>> f v IV "^P^p > _f __r c ___r >«w^ Lw m£ tvfmty Antxf ,ti ii-nf<.Art,347 words
-
Advertisement137 1986-07-05 23 A HW &KUSH UBXAW PVBIICAWH l^kll III■ I I I I^PHH-l__P^^^^^P t *a. 1-3 1 I iii I L A Wii IBiß^^Tinf'T^^K^ Hft :^^^___E ;^______H_______^'' WHBMHHJB^ntfß_______ttM^B^^^^^_________ili^| ilhjra BR '<§» *f "*%m& K^^^W^^^w^^^w^H _____*»*^t^ nH W Mm W I^^Bm M I '''^^--^i »^|^^__SfMi^^J M I |^BfPfTW7?si__Ji____B m lM__iii______ln S^f^^W' iybk J^^^_BLlv\*T_^«137 words
-
-
Page 23 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous303 1986-07-05 23 SUN TAN By Collette WI'LL TELLiCU A S£CRET^ mU^WW' RE ALLY AN.D~"T Ht 'S biBH IN^^™^BB| One dav i pur a Love- J what happ-ncd? j uve with food \P(fUoNiti stS Dinner// <(|*m\ pyxr A^gVEri siNczjy Jgj\ I THE BO UN LOSER By Art Sansom "WE LOTTED &OP 10 *Zl303 words
-
Miscellaneous360 1986-07-05 23 PEANUTS By Schuiz ""^jf mvu~' P*^~ Qf&f&i t*^ 5 fr -^I_m^^ L -^M 7-5 ©mm uo.no Fmki Sr"dic«n '"c -a-*" 1 t«. I 1 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker HERE COMES j OU\CK,ZBRO,\ I u 0 w* 1 JUST MAKE 1 1 T I SAR6E^7 SOOUTANP J S/lAALL TAL K360 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement545 1986-07-05 24 "NOW SHOWING at 4 THEATRES LIDO-CHANGI-SAVOY-WOODLANDS LIDO: 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 I CHANQI-SAVOY: 5 SHOWS 11, 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15 WOODLANDS: 4 shows at 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 1 This warrior Is 450 yaars old. CANNOT DIE. He returns 1 to New Torh NOW to battle545 words
-
Advertisement1624 1986-07-05 24 I #%ffl^l^^ IP Expand your Creative Horizon g^ir/w/K^^ ■•mfsSt^mmmWf^V^SlS^ M f y 0 CATHAY. PEOPLES THEATRE 8 ■B C^T i __L_J_r w*^Mm\ Mft |p/ /^m J\ A Yen W74<_ k lfc_^B Jsi i Irlblbi un o cathay (S3smoo> s shows: m 00, i3O 400, 6 30& 9 ispm Q I1,624 words
-
-
Arts & Leisure
-
Article, Illustration516 1986-07-05 25 Rich insights and some visions of joy T.K. SABAPATHY sees future promise in works by two local artists on show till tomorrow at the National Museum Art Gallery. 1 IN THEIR joint show ending tomorrow, Lim Tiong Ghee and Tan Teck Heng are each showing 20 compositions completed over the516 words
-
Article, Illustration1045 1986-07-05 25 A 'marriage' that created theatre magic KRISHEN JIT, associate professor in history at the University of Malaya, and respected theatre and dance commentator, found much to inspire and ignore in the foreign drama performances in the Arts Festival. THE foreign drama performances were a study in contrasts and judicious balance.1,045 words
-
Article, Illustration215 1986-07-05 25 THE truly memorable Krishnaveni is back in Singapose to delight audiences with her flawless dancing at the Drama Centre tomorrow at 8 pm. Bestowed with the title "Jewel of Dance" by none other than the late Bala Saras wathi, she bears the hallmark of Kalakshetra,215 words
-
-
Page 25 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous140 1986-07-05 25 What's On PERFORMANCES TAIWANESE RECORDING STARS AT SENTOSA MUSICAL FOUNTAIN. Jin Rei Yeow, Hong Rong Hong, Ye I Ling and Choo Hui Juan entertain with a selection of Mandarin songs. Musical fountain. 8 9 pm. Usual entry charges to the island apply. 2TTH ANNIVERSARY MUSIC COMPETITION. Piano preparatory, junior, intermediate140 words
-
Miscellaneous126 1986-07-05 25 rumba, quick-waltz and quick-step, beginning today. Organised by the National Theatre Club. Telok Ayer Performing Arts Centre, Cecil Street. 2 3 pm. For more details, call Miss Eileen Tham at 220-4430. FUN FAIR ORGANISED by the Fairfield Methodist Secondary School on its field. 102 Dover Road. 10 am 6 pm.126 words
-
Miscellaneous146 1986-07-05 25 Telok Blangah Street 31. 8 pm. AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION ON OUR historical sites. Today: Serangoon Road. Sponsored by Shell. National Museum History of Singapore Gallery. 11 am 2 pm. Free, but entry charges to the museum are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Also on tomorrow. EXHIBITIONS WORLD PRESS146 words
-
Miscellaneous155 1986-07-05 25 tion of watercolours, drawings and lithographs by one of the first European artists to assimilate American pop-art influences in his work. Art Action. Hyatt Regency Hotel. 10 am 6 pm. Ends tomorrow. THE CHANGI PHOTOGRAPHER EXHIBITION. Forty photographs taken secretly by George Aspinall, a Japanese prisoner-of-war at Selarang Barracks in155 words
-
Miscellaneous135 1986-07-05 25 holidays. MING VILLAGE. See how traditional craftsmanship is used to reproduce handpainted Chinese porcelain pieces. Includes a guided tour. 32 Pandan Road. 9 am 5 pm. Free. EXHIBITION OF CHINESE PAPERCUTS, STRAW PICTURES AND BOOKMARKS Includes more than 500 varieties of papercuts and 300 kinds of straw pictures and bookmarks.135 words
-
Miscellaneous113 1986-07-05 25 DENS. Queenstown Secondary Technical School Band. 5.30 6.30 pm. SEMINARS YOUTH TODAY, LEADERS TOMORROW. Organised by the Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association to encourage young women to break into maledominated fields. RELC Auditorium. 8.30 am -4.30 pm. Students and association members: $18; non-members: $20. A BUDDHIST APPROACH TO TODAY'S113 words
-
Miscellaneous970 1986-07-05 25 |o^MM_BNHHR____ta___________X I p I Radio One 1 90.5 mHz in VHF Band II J 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News in Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning, Another 6 Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News970 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement284 1986-07-05 26 :;._7 yy; ~'^^-y^Z'', ■^Z^"^ J-~ [zj^^^^z, I-- .-^r^^ '■■'■^.^cr''*"xx._ 'l?^:x^>'^" r -a,...J-„;a*^V"^ S^.<. -r.!*^*""-- •■"^r~"^ r s s^^__ L,,,.,,,,; '."x.. y■7.; x *'X- ..X* ,<>■>■".-. Wl r ~~r;- a. j: v x»., y.it, y U*^- ;> x*T~ K X".^":'' _____S__9^v ____B___BH_______________i _Hk s__F __e _HF _BV jfl V w ____i_________________l________v284 words
-
-
Page 26 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1376 1986-07-05 26 ;^L aturday Night Movie AS_bl_p% _f% _k m l_r _m are stings and what do rows non's Jealous Guy performed Sk iTmiili ~An Earl y FTost If|f||r_i| lIIEj S SIIIHRS and columns refer to in com- by Roxy Music. %Bm _^^___mm^_m K-^ (Ch 5, 11.21 pm): aT^l««*# mmmm ■■m%#%# puter1,376 words
-