New Nation, 11 June 1980

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    18 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday, June 11,1980 2896 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 109/1/80 j NEW NATION COMMENT j
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    Lock icon Up again
    664 1 Opec members agree to increase oil prices by US$l Agencies Algiers, Wednesday The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries ended its meeting last night in disarray with a tentative agreement that promises a USsl-a-bar-rel increase in the average price of oil. After a stubborn twoday attempt to unify the
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    Mystery blast hits S'pore
    135 1 A big explosion shook Singapore this morning. The mysterious blast, which occurred at around 1.21 a.m., was heard throughout the Island and caused public contusion and concern. Seconds after the explosion, the police and press were inundated with calls from the public giving contradictory reports on
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    Another 2 songs by SBC
    165 1 The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is popularising two more Malay songs with a local flavour Di Tanjong Katong and Chan Mali Chan. This is part of SBC's search for a national song. The singers are Kartina Dahari, Rahimah Rahim and Halil Chik. They are backed by
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    Lankan firm cheated of $4 million
    191 2  -  By Rav Dhaliwal A Sri Lankan state corporation is reported to have paid about $4 million to a Singapore trading company for a shipment of asphalt which it did not receive. Sources said the corporation had clinched a deal early this year for the
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    Secret of Long life
    349 2 PHOTOGRAPHY IS TONIC THAT KEEPS LONG, 89, IN GOOD HEALTH Eighty-nine-year-old Long Chin San has a secret to keep him fit. He indulges in photography. It's a tonic which keeps him in good health, he said. "Photography has been the passion of my life since boyhood.
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    'Many obstacles to proposals on foreign prisoners'
    282 2 It will be difficult for countries to reach an agreement, allowing foreign prisoners to serve jail terms in their own countries. This is the opinion of lawyers and sociologists, on proposals by the British Home Secretary, Mr William Whitelaw, which were reported in
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    SCs to use Nee Soon VC camp
    80 4 The Vigilante Corps' Nee Soon camp is being Jointly used for in-camp training of Special Constabulary national servicemen. According to the VC Biblication, Vigilante, the ome Affairs Ministry made this decision because the number of VC national servicemen is dwindling. The Nee Soon
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    Lock icon He has clients from all over the world
    158 4 Mr M.P. NigMMlil, 41, Is a barber whe cm hiMi mt cheats tram all tver the world. Hli harbarahap la betted la Sembawaag Shipyard, aad the crew aid «fflcers «f (ereiga ships berthed! at the yard far repair* eftea gate Urn far
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    Good news for basic course pupils
    262 4 Basic course pupils who do well this year may be allowed into the extended stream next year instead of the monolingual stream. A Ministry of Education circular says principals, using their discretion and professional judgement, may recommend such pupils to the ministry for approval.
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    Association officials
    49 4 Dr Tan Hooi Hwa has been elected president of the Singapore Government Medical and Dental Officers' Association. Other officials are Dr Eric Yap (vice president), Dr Clarence Tan (secretary), Dr Kwok Kian Choo (assistant secretary), Dr Goh Beng Teik (treasurer) and Dr Cneah Sor Tin (assistant treasurer).
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    Saturday ride was his last
    330 4 Stop this carnage A New Nation appeal Every day, from Monday to Friday, Mok Khai Peng (right) would go straight home from work to his family's Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 flat. The 22-year-old welder stayed out only on Saturdays, when he would go off
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    Qantas broke fares pact allegation
    298 5 Airline asked to show cause Qantas Airways has been accused of selling fares below the minimum market price agreed upon by 12 carriers operating between Singapore and Europe. A source today said the European yield improvement committee, which was formed to enforce the minimum price,
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    PSA to build $46 million warehouses
    336 5 The Port of Singapore Authority will build two warehouse projects costing $46 million. The first, which comK rises two 10-storey wareouse blocks with a storage space of 126,000 square metres, is along Pasir Panjang Road, near Inchcape House. It is scheduled for completion by
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    Exhibition
    46 5 The Society of Chinese Artists and the Singapore Art Society will hold an exhibition of Chinese paintinn by Madam Che Cheng Lin at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce exhibition hall, Hill Street, from Saturday to June 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
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    China mission
    54 5 The Singapore Professional Centre will organise its second goodwill mission to China for its members from Oct 30 to Nov 20. The itinerary will include Guangzhou, Sian, Beijing. Shanyang, Shanghai and Guilin. The cost Is estimated to be about $5600. For more details, write to the SPC director,
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    Conference
    46 5 The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies will organise an international conference on Multi-nation-al Corporations and Asean Development In the 1980s at the Shangri-La Hotel from Sept 7 to 10. The fee is US$35O (1735) for delegates from private companies and US$l5O ($315) for government delegates.
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    Stock market
    224 5 After a cautious opening, the Stock Exchange of Singapore regained its confidence during the first 45 minutes or trading today. Buoyed by the im- roved overnight Wall treet market, buyers returned. UMW, Singapore Glass and Supreme Corporation were among tne main gainers. BUSINESS DONE First SectlM City Dev
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    Lock icon Frogmen will guard 'roads' of Venice
    155 6 World Focus Reuter Venice, Wednesday Frogmen will guard the canals of Venice and even the gondolas will be kept at a distance when western leaders m?et here for two summit conferences this month. Security and transport are the biggest problems in the lagoon city,
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    Lock icon Carter vs Reagan finale stuns W Europe
    357 6 AP Bmi, Wednesday The prospect of a US presidential finale between President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan has stunned many western Europeans and raised new doubts about the future of American leadership. In a commentary echoing sentiment heard across West Europe, the prestigious
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    Lock icon 'Victory' not in his grasp:
    54 6 Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan struggles to get a Arm grasp of 'Victory' a 14-week-old golden retrie/er given to the former California governor by a Milwaukee couple during a campaign trip to Wisconsin. As Victory's expression shows, the two were still getting to know each
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    Lock icon Another US-Israel flare-up
    95 6 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The US and Israel clashed publicly yesterday as the State Department again criticised Israel's policy of building and expanding settlements in areas under negotiation with Egypt. The latest diplomatic flare-up began when Mr Muskie said in a major speech on Monday that Israel's policy
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    Lock icon TODAY
    124 6 UPI TODAY is Wednesday. June 11. the 163 rd day of 1960 with 203 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. German composer Richard Strauss was born on June 11,1864. ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY: In 1927, Charles Lindbergh was welcomed home by
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    98 6 Reuter Salisbury (EogUod). Wedaesday A fauied yellew me Nee kissed by Greta Garb* was ••Id at sactt— yesterday (sr £7M (SCTM). It was the cherished sesveatrs of Sir Cecil Beaton, photographer «f royalty aad tsteraattoaal celebrity, wb« died la 4mmsry, ased It. Swemsh-brs actress Greta, the l«ve
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      462 6 it JL HI Kingdom of Women Kerajaan Kaum Wanita FANTASY VOYAGES PELAYARAN-PELAYARAN KHAYALAN Si tm, L m M m If m i M I m 4! M m I 1 1 r i y 5i 3 I >\ 1 ft £3 ?JS m -l ss fcimtt«MaAW*±-« M tm n vm»#
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    Trust is the real fail-safe
    361 8 British members of parliament, Soviet pressmen and others who took the Pentagon to task (or last week's two false nuclear alarms should be relieved they are alive to complain about nearly being wiped out by mistake. The gallows humorist could crack that at least no-one
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    THEIR VIEWS
    116 8 6 Why not threaten the French with an embargo on Levi jeans, Snoopy sweatshirts and McDonald's hamburgers and THEN see how they stand on Afghanistan? A mere week without Dallas on BBC-TV would bring the British to their knees. The Italians might be persuaded by an embargo on
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    Life's a deadweight
    41 8 Overheard in a bus, two conductors talking about the high costs of living. One said: "The price of everything is going up. Even coffins." The other replied: "That's right. Life is very hard, whether one lives or dies."
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    Lock icon Australian youths encouraged to play the market
    575 8 UPI Sydney: The financial pages have suddenly replaced the sport pages and comics as preferred reading in some 500 Australian high schools, where a national investment competition has produced more than 10,000 teenaged capitalists. The young bulls and bears have formed syndicates of
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    WAY GIANTS RULE BY CONSENSUS
    595 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON This is not a good time for the post-war Japanese political model, which Premier Masayoshi Ohira condemned to an unwanted election following a revolt within his own party. The outcome may well witness the first entry of the opposition
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    Bald heroine is the only excitement
    586 9  -  STAB TREK THE MOTION PICTURE: Stars William Shatner, Leonard Nlmoy, Stephen Collins and Persia Khambatta. Directed by Robert Wise. Produced by Gene Roddenberry (Now showing at Prince) CINEMA by V Richard Lim Star Trek is another comic-book film where the characters speak in bubbles,
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    Lock icon People who know not about painting, only the value
    779 9  -  Humour by Russell Baker NYT Vincent Van Gogh used to cut off his ear and send it to girlfriends as a gift. Afterwards he would paint a picture of himself without his ear on. Everybody said he was a loser and
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      Poverty that's no play-acting
      1941 10/11  -  Unlike elsewhere, a night out at the theatre in Singapore has largely been provided by amateur drama groups which, despite creat odds, struggle to put up plays tairl.v regularly for audiences who enjoy such entertainment. Now, of course, sucn groups can avail themselves of organised help
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    Lock icon Iran is in chaos
    389 12 Khomeiny warns He calls on leaders to compromise UPI Tehran, Wednesday Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny said yesterday Iran was in "chaos" and told his president and fundamentalist government critics to compromise and mend their differences, foremost among which were the choice of a Premier and the fate
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    Lock icon The only reality is war
    92 12 Innocent childhood Is shortlived in a country which has gone from one war to another. This Vietnamese child will probably learn very quickly (if he has not yet,) what war means. The only reality he would understand would probably be the sounds and slgnts of
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    Lock icon Kabul threat comes from within: Report
    316 12 Reuter Islamabad, Wednesday Kabul is surrounded by Soviet troops and virtually sealed off from the rest of Afghanistan, according to reports reaching Pakistan yesterday from diplomats in the Afghan capital. But the reason, diplomats say, is rising antiSoviet feeling in tne city itself rather
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    Lock icon Olympic Council rule on private entries
    204 12 World Focus Reuter Lausanne, Wednesday The International Olympic Committee (IOC) yesterday decided not to accept individual entries for tne Moscow games unless they are approved by Olvmpic authorities in the athletes' home countries. lOC President Lord Killanin said at the end of a two-day
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    Lock icon Fatal turn
    49 12 Reuter London, Wednesday A Dan-Air Boeing 727 turned in the wrong direction during landing procedures before hitting a mountain on Tenerife, killing all 146 people aboard, the British Parliament was told yesterday. The plane, carrying holiday-makers from Manchester to the Canary Islands, crashed on April 25. Reuter
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      57 12 WORLD u JUNE 1980 The new glamour image of UNIFORMS Her World picks the most stylish 1 Nursing as a career today Born Beautiful Some S pore girls reveal what beauty has brought them How to be Alone without being Lonely BEGUILING, BEDAZZLING. BEWITCHIN Fashions by Tan V>S 1 j
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    Lock icon Airline profits take a nose-dive
    740 13 Higher fuel prices force industry to cut costs The Christian Science Monitor Commercial airlines experienced some costrelated turbulence this past year as sky-high fuel prices shook the industry and profits took a nose dive. The industry is taking several steps to smooth its route: To
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      215 13 AN ITT COLOUR TV CAN BE YOURS ABSOLUTELY FREE AH you have to do is predict the score of the Malaysia Cup Semi-final between Singapore and Pahang Just complete the coupon stating the score at theend of the match. Fill in your name and address and send to: ITT/New Nation
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      370 13 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you possess the kind of free and easy personality that gains you entry into whatever society you choose. A gift for mimicry enables you to take on whatever airs and attitudes are necessary to make the impression you wish to make
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    Haw Par all set for better times
    501 14 f- =3 Business News I and Views J The Haw Par group appears to have put the locust years behind (or good and is all set to trace a rising profit trend in its second decade of operations. This is the indication even
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    New York Exchange
    243 14 Tbe stock market worked its way ahead in late trading yesterday in a moderate advance spearheaded by oil issues. At a meeting in Algiers, Opec oil ministers were reported to have agreed on a floor price of US$32 a barrel, although they set no deadline (or tnose
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    33 14 AP Closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrial 863.99 (up 3.32): 20 transport 278.09 (up 0.36); 15 utilities 111.91 (up 0.99); 65 stocks 314.28 (up 1.24). AP
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    Lock icon Indian help
    53 14 Reuter New Delhi Wednesday India agreed yesterday to send technical experts to Iran to help revitalise Iranian industries, official sources said. An agreement is expected to be signed today to supply Indian exports to counter western economic sanctions against Iran in its hostage dispute with the United States,
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    Lock icon Money market
    103 14 AP London, Wednesday Gold prices shed more than US$2O an ounce yesterday in nervous reaction to falling silver prices caused by Middle East sellers, bullion dealers reported. The dollar was mixed. Gpld closed in London at USjjTO3.SO and in Zurich at Foreign exchange dealers in Frankfurt, where the
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      90 14 Hlff POST TODAY'S ISSUE! Exclusive THE FRAMPTON FEVER! Read the amazing odyssey of pop idol Peter Frampton also A special feature on ICE CREAM TRADE WITH A DIFFERENCE Plus: A new POST STORY: THE STIGMA THE DUCHESS OF WINDSORS ULTIMATE ACT OF DEFIANCE YIP FAIFUNG-THE SINGING SCHOOLGIRL AND ALL YOUR
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      21 14 We'll meet at Raffles! now RIJSTTAFEL U u every Thursday lunchtime Raffles 1-3 Beach Road Resevcit on 52M041 Hold Singapore 0718
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      272 14 Crossword 47 Dandy 48 Examines 51 Swiss river 52 Tse-tung 55 Certain monetary system 59 Thirteen popes 60 External 61 Nautical word 62 Acknowledge 63 Town on the Oregon Trail 64 Undergo gradual impairment 1 Corrida combatant 2 Term of endorsement 3 Civil or Morse 4 Haul 5 Pyramidal roofs
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      Women are improving
      567 15  -  SQUASH by Eric Cooper There is no doubt that the standard of women's squash has improved considerably in recent months. More effort is being made s to hit the ball correctly, and though the women have yet to develop the ball control of their male contemporaries there
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      Lock icon Asia may be left out next year
      158 15 Basketball TK Asia Eleetrie's hopes of remaining in the National Premier League basketball competition next year will depend on the result of the match between Armed Forces and Telok Ayer at Chung Hwa Girls School tomorrow night. Last night, Asia took another defeat
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      Lock icon Watson fancied...
      483 16  -  As he and Ballesteros head for showdown By David Finch Reuter Springfield (New Jersey), Wednesday Tom Watson and Severiano Ballesteros get another chance to decide who is the best golfer in the game when the 80th US Open championship begins tomorrow at the historic Baltusrol Course. Watson must
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      Sunday's KL finishes
      223 16 1 Very Very Good 2 Cornwall Gardens 3 Charng Lin. Won by: 2 3 ns, ns. Tote: |76, $16, $9, $27. Time: 1:13.2. 1 Concession 2 Euromark n 3 Elocutionist. Won by: hd, IV*, nk. Tote: $138, $37, $11, $9. Time: 1:13.7. 1 Patron 2 Obsevation m
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      Cup hope Pasla Bond shines
      230 16  -  C9VorTthe ;E9 track By TURF RAY Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Plate Bond drew attention to his chances in the $102,000 King's Gold Cup race here on Sunday when he did a brilliant workout this morning. With regular jockey C. 00l astride, the Runnymede five-year-old was never
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      Lock icon Kicked by own horse
      40 16 Reuter Sydney. Wednesday Australia's leading trainer Tommy Smith suffered a fractured hip yesterday when he was kicked by one of his race horses during trackwork at the Randwick Ccourse here. He later underwent a three-hour operation.
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      Rabbit's Cup draw
      135 16 K'-* Forty three players will tee-off in the Warren Club 18-hole Rabbit's Trophy stroke competition on Saturday. The draw: 12.30 p.m. Jimmy Koh, E.Von Araim, Charles Seah; 12.38 Lim Thian Soo, Lawrence Seet, Gan Kim Seet; 12.46 Tan Yan Huat, See Cheng Loh, R.S. Miller; 12.54 Ow
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      Farewell tourney for champ
      561 17  -  r PROFILE Annette Andrews leaves for home in 3 weeks By MAURICE NEO For 39-year-old Annette Andrews the Stellar women's sguash championship, now being played at Kallang, will be her last competitive appearance in Singapore. The four-times Singapore closed and threetimes Malaysian Open champion will leave
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      Samad: We'll reach final
      570 18  -  7rT~l N&i Malaysia Cu P J// 1980 SM By JEFFREY LOW Skipper Samad Allapitchay, rapped by National soccer coach Jita Singh for missing training yesterday morning at this important stage of the Malaysia Cup competition, has promised that he will inspire Singapore to reach their sixth
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      Hopes none too bright
      471 18 AS SELANGOR WRESTLE WITH CUP SNAGS Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Things do not look all that bright for defending champions Selangor in their preparation for the Malaysia Cup semi-finals. More problems are brewing for them. Already plagued by difficulties in acquiring accommodation and a place to train
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      Search for new coach
      356 18 Kj9 Rugby The Rugby Union of Singapore, left in the lurch by the sudden resignation of National coach Natahar Bava, are now scouting for a suitable replacement, reports Mairlee Nee. "But we are not in a hurry and will be particular about who we appoint next,"
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      Lock icon Koni lend a hand
      57 18 AFP Jakarta, Wednesday The Indonesian Olympic Committee "KONI" will help Indonesian soccer by financing the hiring of two foreign coaches for four years. The Indonesian FA secretary Hans Pandelaki said an agreement reached last week commits KONI to $4200 a month each for two coaches from
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      99 15 I ■>"" I BASKETBALL: Nanputg Slang Pau Cup (Eu Oiing Street, 7.30 p.m.): National championship— Police v Kong Siong (7.15 p.m.); Aria Electric v Schools (8.30 p.m.), both at Chung Hwa Girls School. SOCCEB: NTUC tournament PDRHDBWU v UKSES; Div Two SMTU v RCREU: PUBSU v PDRHDBBWU, both at Farrer
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      609 16 WEDNESDAY r^2] i MONEYWORDS i Cut out and pin with other coupons. I Posting instructions appear below Occupation: Address: N R.I.C. No: Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW along dotted lines^■■■ CLUEB FOR KK 3 On* of the 'aticka' wad for playing golf Vaaaal often rowed It
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      Aussies to conduct workshop in singing
      464 19 There are few of us who haven't raised our voices to sing either informally during a gettogether or more formally, in a choir. Choral activity in Singapore is thriving. For such singers, the National Theatre Trust will hold a workshop in singing this Sunday
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      Audience of six but show goes on
      507 19  -  By Wee Soo Cheang The leaflet said it would be a private performance for "interested friends of participants," and private it was. There were six people in the audience. They had come to watch Seven Scenes from Shakespeare, a production by a group
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      850 19 1 and around «V, HOLIDAY READING CLUB at the Central Children's Section of the National Library at 2.30 p.m. NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH, a play produced by Derek Nimmstudied in Paris, Barcelona, She has a wide repertoire ranging over hundreds of songs from mediaeval to contemporary music. The versatile
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      115 19 Today: 3.22 a.m. (0.3 m), 9.56 a.m. (2.4 m), 3.32 p.m. (0.8 m), 9.36 p.m. (2.7 m). Tomorrow: 4.09 a.m. (0.1 m), 10.48 a.m. (2.5 m), 4.16 p.m. (0.9 m), 10.14 p.m. (2.8 m). Friday: 4.54 a.m. (0.0 m), 11.39 a.m. (2.5 m). 4.59 p.m. (1.0 m), 10.52 p.m. (2.8
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    64 20 AH FOOK: I don't understand why cinema operators are planning to raise ticket prices, with the mushrooming of new cinema houses and the big takings raked in, one would have thought that the operators were prospering. MEI LIN: That's right. Considering that moviegoing is the main pastime for
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      710 20 TV AND RADIO ft SBC ITELEFUNKEN great looks! UOlOLir q rea t features' TV great performance' 3.99 OPENING AN NOUNCEMENTSfollowed by WHAT'S MY LINE. 3.25 DIARY OF EVENTS (M). 3.31 CHEMISTRY. 3.55 NEW ED ALLEN SHOW. 4.15 INTERMISSION. S.I# OPENING NOUNCEMENTSfollowed by UDA DAN DARA (M). This edition, for youths,
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      202 20 Today's top shows HAPPY DAYS: Fonzie Loves Pinky. (Ch 5, 7.55 p.m., in colour). Pinky is the first casualty of the Third Annual Auto Demolition Derby and is rushed to hospital for Xrays. Fonzie decides to take revenge in the second of this three part story. John Ireland In Hawaii
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