Singapore Monitor, 8 March 1984, Afternoon Edition

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    17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR r EDITION 1 MC (P) No 13 5 83 Thursday, March 8, 1984 30cents
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    Fifth goldsmith hit in four days
    224 1  -  By K K FONG ANOTHER goldsmith was hit this morning the fifth in four days. A man grabbed 21 gold chains, valued at nearly $20,000, from Hang Lee Goldsmith Jewellers in the Hong Lim shopping complex when it opened for business at 11 am
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    GCE 'O' LEVEL RESULTS OUT TOMORROW
    348 1  -  Principals collected the results from the ministry this afternoon By CAROLINE BOEY and BERTILLA PEREIRA THE GCE 'O' level results will be out tomorrow morning, a spokesman for the Ministry of Education said today. Students can collect their results from their schools tomorrow. Private
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      44 1 j FROM TODAY the TV Guide will no longer be in the centrespread. TV QUIDE is on Pag* 22 BIHnB •TV SCENE A HIGHLIGHTS arc on Pag* 23 vMBMMiWKB) RADIO 1 &5, Redifffusion and BBC programmes are I > *•'**s> I \|WKml on Page 25
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      88 1 C T Hon 7, Tanglin Road. Singapore 1024 Tel: *****43. *****53 fbpCMM (jcreoflvfe Thinking Teach your children the power of creative thinking. Give them Kawada Mascot Series These construction blocks can be easily assembled by little hands and they can move' Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions are on the package. Each model
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      MEMORIES OF ANOTHER DAY
      303 2 1948 cabaret picture among 68 to be shown in April 13-22 exhibition THREE dances for a dollar. That was the price patrons had to Ky to dance with the 120 dance stesses in Palm Grove Cabaret during the *****. Ana the occasion for the group picture
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    • Article
      Monk fined for punching tester
      176 2 A MONK hit his driving tester when he failed in his driving test on the afternoon of Sept 5, 1983. Today, Sek Hsien Chin alias Lee Poh Huat, 33, was fined $2,000 after he pleaded guilty to punching 42-year-old Mr Lew Sin Kee alias Liew
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      Burglars make off with $51,000 in cash and valuables
      131 2 BURGLARS escaped with about $51,000 in cash and valuables after breaking into a businessman's bungalow on Tuesday night. Mr C L Teo, 30, a company director, told police he was away in Kuala Lumpur when the breakin occurred. Besides cash in
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      Four killed on the roads
      253 3 32 others injured in three separate accidents in the past 24 hours FOUR PEOPLE were lulled and 32 others injured, five seriously, in the past 24 hours in three separate accidents. At about 6.30 am today, a lorry carrying 11 workers skidded along Mandai Road
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      BABY BOOM
      142 3  -  Parrot chicks and more Humboldts for Bird Park PtCTVBES AM STHT: CHEW YEN FOOK STAFF of the Jurong Bird Park were delighted last week to discover a pair of Dusky Orange Lory parrot chicks the first of the species to be born at the park. But the baby
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      $301 mil set aside to develop airport infrastructure
      234 4 OVER |301 million has been set aside by the Minister of Communications to develop the airport infrastructure despite it being a "standstill provision," according to the memorandum to the Budget presented in last week's parliamentary session. The memorandum also said the Department
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      'Asians more prone to stomach ulcers'
      409 4 Number in S'pore affected by this disease increasing CATHARINE FERNANDO ASIANS are more prone to stomach ulcers than Caucasians. And in Singapore, the number of people suffering from stomach ulcers is increasing. The problem here is also aggravated by smoking, according to Dr Andrew
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      Young ambassadors back from cruise
      216 4 TEN Singapore youths are back from a oneweek cruise. But it was not a week of sun and sea for the youths. Instead, the 10 were busy learning how to make friends. The youths were selected to take part in the Seventh Blue Sea and
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      Tickets will be cheap for musical extravaganza
      404 6  -  IDEA IS TO BRING THE EVENT TO THE PEOPLE ■y PHILIP CHEAH TICKETS will be going cheap for September's New York Philharmonic concert at the National Stadium. The organisers of this 25th Anniversary Celebration item announced this yesterday at a press conference. The
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    • AROUND SINGAPORE
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        TDB to organise course on trade documentation
        92 6 EXPORTERS and cargo agents who have difficulty with trade documentation can sign up for a basic course on trade classification and documentation organised by the Trade Development Board (TDB). The ohe-week course, starting on April 2 will give information on the method of
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        Man charged with robbing jewellery store of $10,200
        66 6 A MAN was charged yesterday with robbing Poh Heng Jewellery in Toa Payoh Central of 13 gold bangles valued at $10,200. Ho Foong Hsien, 27, was alleged to have committed the robbery at 11.35 a.m. yesterday while armed with an axe. No
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        Government auction of used vehicles, equipment
        74 6 INTERESTED in buying used motor cars, lorries, tyres, batteries, heavy machinery, airconditioning equipment, engine oil and scrap metal? Then turn up for the government's auction of these things on Mar 19 at the Secretariat office, Singapore Conference Hall, at 9.30 a.m. For a look
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        'Meet the Zoo Babies' session for children
        98 6 THE Singapore Zoological Gardens will launch a "Meet the Zoo Babies" session, to be held every Saturday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors will be able to get close to the zoo babies ranging from the two new Sri Lankan leopard cubs,
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      Only a court order can evict us, say Siglap stall-holders
      447 7  -  By SIT YIN FONG A NEW twist has been added to the Siglap Market quitnotices controversy about half of the 260 stall-holders claim that only a court order can evict them. A total of 136 stall-holders through their lawyer, Mrs
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      How owners can win their quit order
      111 7 SHOULD the case go before the courts, Siglap Development can obtain an eviction order only if it succeeds under any of the 10 grounds provided by Chapter 266, Section 15 (1) of the Rent Control Act cited by its lawyer Mrs Daljit Kaur
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      No more alcohol and lingerie ads on TV news
      182 7 SBC HAS banned alcohol and lingerie advertisements during its television newscasts. The reasoning under the new guidelines, it is understood, is that it would not be appropriate to telecast such advertisements during a "serious" timeslot like the TV news. The TV
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      68 2 THE JOCKEY PUB mm W hat's so thick, so juicy and so tender, that it practically melts in your mouth? What comes with baked potatoes, bacon chips, sour cream and fresh tossed salad? The Jockey Pub's airflown, grainfed U.S. Prime Rib Steak, of course. The Jockey Pub! You bet! d£C'
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      6 2 Job seekers Look in the Classifieds
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      214 3 CaltexCX-3 petrol cleare as it protects, to save you even more money These completely untouched-up photographs of an intake port That's because CX-3 prevents the emission through the exhaust show, with astonishing clarity, the difference that CX-3 petrol can of unbumed, waste petrol. make to your car. Think about it.
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      77 4 Fashion rides high at The Stables Saturday Fashion Show a m Tuck into a delicious set lunch Price: $25 nett per person. And J Jf.X'L watch an exciting collection of fashion wear and accessories that look terrific anywhere. />-v\ Scarlet Pte. Ltd. /jj Lucky Draws Q[ J L l/fr Harveys
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      135 7 We are set for lunch. Japanese set lunch at die Nadaman from $21* to $36* Set lunch at the Nadaman lives in the taste and the style that could up to the restaurant's reputation for only belong to the Nadaman. the finest cuisine in Japan. If you prefer, order a
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      Lock icon Foreign sources confirm Iraq's use of poison gas on Iranians
      791 8 LAT-WP BAGHDAD, Thursday FOREIGN military and diplomatic sources have confirmed that Iraq has used large quantities of locally-produced mustard gas against Iranian troops during the last three weeks of fighting. At the same time, western reporters taken to the scene
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      Lock icon Earthquake measuring 6.4 on Richter scale hits New Zealand
      201 8 UPI WELLINGTON, Thure AN EARTHQUAKE measuring 6.4 on the Eichter scale rocked New Zealand's North Island yesterday. Police said no major damage was reported. The earthquake, felt as a sharp violent jolt in New Zealand's capital Wellington at 12:40 pm, was
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      Lock icon NS pleads guilty to not fully testing chips
      190 8 UPI SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday NATIONAL Semiconductor Corp, a major government contractor in California's Silicon Valley, pleaded guilty to charges that it failed to test millions of microchips sold to the military. In a plea bargain reached on Tuesday before US district judge
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      Lock icon Hanover shuts road for toad hop
      67 8 Reuter BONN, Thursday THE WEST German city of Hanover will shut one of its roads to night traffic for the next month to let toads hop to their annual breeding pond in safety. A city spokesman said in past years cars on the 1.5
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      Lock icon KL's varsity hospital short of 60 doctors
      409 9 EVEN TEACHING STAFF HAS TO ATTEND TO PATIENTS The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE UNIVERSITY Hospital is short of more than 60 doctors in 15 of its departments, sources said. Sources said the training hospital was also short of about 20 lecturers. They
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      Lock icon Caroline flies into Rome for secret hearing
      195 9 UPI ROME, Thurt PRINCESS Caroline of Monaco slipped into Rome to attend a secret hearing of the Vatican court considering her request that the Roman Catholic church annul her first marriage, a Vatican source said The Vatican source, who asked not to be
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      Lock icon 'INDONESIAN ECONOMY IMPROVING'
      119 10 AP JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIA'S foreign exchange reserves reached US$B.6 billion (Sf 18.06 billion) at the end of February, up from $3.2 billion a year earlier, Mr Arifin Siregar, governor of the Central Bank, said yesterday. He said the amount indicated improvement in Indonesia's economy, and he assured
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      Lock icon THAI FEMINISTS UP IN ARMS AGAINST SEX SLAVERY
      503 10 Reuter TA ERA Att TfcMilinrl firtulj what one mp j lanhtt group described at, Ms reputation as "the whorehouse of Asia" may soon end. The group, Friends of Women, which has members of both sexes drawn from all professions, is spearheading a
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      Lock icon Assailant attacks former Foreign Minister
      161 10 UPI TOKYO, Thursday AN UNKNOWN assailant slashed and wounded former Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyazawa today in a bloody attack at a downtown Tokyo hotel. Police said the assailant tried to commit suicide by slashing his throat immediately alter the attack in a third floor elevator
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      Lock icon China labours over birth control
      352 10 AP BEIJING, Thursday CHINA, which has implemented a birth-control programme limiting new families to one child since 1980, said yesterday that in 1982 almost one-quarter of all newborns were in families that already had at least two children. The disclosure by the official news agency,
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      Lock icon Allies launch North Atlantic 'teamwork'
      223 11 UPI LONDON, Thursday MORE than 150 Nato warships and 300 aircraft manoeuvred in the North Atlantic yesterday in one of the biggest naval-defence exercises ever mounted by the Western allies. The strategy behind the monthlong exercise, dubbed Teamwork 84, is to land 12,000 US marines
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      Lock icon France faces civil service strike today
      262 11 AP PARIS, Thursday MUCH of the French civil service wis going on a 24-hour strike nationwide today in the largest demonstration of discontent over tough government economic policy since the socialistcommunist government took power in 1981. Although one major socialist-line union is not backing
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      Lock icon Study links heavy beer drinking with rectal cancer
      203 11 AP BOSTON, Thursday MEN who drink the equivalent of half a litre of beer a day, or more, are three times more likely than nondrinkers to get cancer of the rectum, according to a new study. The research also found that consumers
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      66 8 Edwin Rutten Famous Dutch Jazz Singer will bring you swinging standards and evergreens from the 40's and 50's with the trio of the Dutch Club Combo on Fri, 9th March and on Sat, 10th March, we feature Luisa Vanderberg, female vocalist of the Dutch Club Combo. Time: 6pm 9pm p
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      8 8 Good Jobs are plentiful! Look In the Classifieds
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      89 9 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL Registration for all courses 10th 17th March 1984 9 am tp 4 p.m. Last test at 4 p.m. GENERAL COURSES AT ALL LEVELS Elementary Intermediate Advanced BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS Basic Correspondence Managerial Skills Report-Writing and Business Correspondence EXAMINATION COURSES O' level English Language 'O' level
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      19 9 family. Soave worthy a great IRUFFINOI C '^B^M^B^° e JBB 1 Hl olmmoo f. WWCT OF tt*» IB lOOtlthWlTmCiililriM,
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      209 11 Make a date for 9 every Friday at the Poolside r *h a 1 «^PH|n>SJr Gourmet cold cuts, fresh crunchy salads, whole chunks of juicy meat, heaps of steaming noodles, creamy desserts, light pastries... sizzling taste./.& dazzling variety. It's a generous barbecue spread that'll satisfy the heartiest appetite! /£> And
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      UOL pre-tax profits for year up by 170 per cent
      391 12 UNITED Overseas Land produced sparkling results tor the year ended Dec 31. Group turnover leapt 86 per cent from $73 3 million to $136.6 million with the inclusion of $47.2 million from the sale of land owned by subsidiary Mount
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      Palm oil producers support Poram
      146 12 PALM OIL producers adopted a similar stand to the Palm Oil Refiners Associations of Malaysia (Poram) in urging the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) to register the 763 lots traded last Tuesday. The Malaysian Oil Palm Growers Council, which met in Kuala Lumpur, informed
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      Lock icon THE GREAT KLCCH ROW CONTINUES
      480 12 Buyers to take legal action against clearing house The Star NINETEEN aggrieved parties to the 763 lots deregistered by the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) decided unanimously yesterday to sue the clearing house after a twohour meeting. A spokesman for the 19 parties said:
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      HK Tin owners reject $33 price offer
      150 12 SHARE OF THE DAY L 1 HONGKONG TIN pic, last traded at $4.16 more than a decade ago, has found an interested buyer, but despite the offer of $33 per share, none of the shareholders appeared to be ready to part with their
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      Trading quiet except for Faber Merlin
      174 12 THE Singapore stockmarket was quiet and dull and elected to trade only in Faber Merlin, which had a turnover of 1,224,000 shares and closed at $1.87, five cents higher. All other counters traded below the 500,000 share level. First Allied and Kuchai Development both
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      DOLLAR AND GOLD
      163 12 DEALERS said remarks by Fed Chairman Paul Volcker on official proposals to trim deficits benefited the dollar but caused gold to ease. The dollar closed sharply higher at 2.5710/25 marks in a long-awaited technical reaction. Remarks by Mr Volcker that the US economy remains very strong heightened
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      Problems faced in rights issue
      700 13  -  •y AWTHER SINGH WHEN THE price of a share is already inflated by various means, say to 94 for a $1 share, the insiders may decide to make a rights issue, accompanied by a bonus issue. This hocus pocus relies on the market phenomenon related
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      LATEST STOCKS
      232 13 Selected stocks at aridday. Market teae: mixed Boustead 2.81 B Cold Storage 4.70/4.72 Emo 12.00/12.40 Fraser Neave 0.25/0.45 Genting 5.05/5.70 GIH 4.00/4.70 Hume 5.45/5.50 Haw Par 2.72/2.74 Incbcape 180/2.87 Jacks Inti 5.20/5.50 Keck Seng 5.50 B Magnum 198/4.00 M Cement 8.85 B MUIB 2.84/185 Nol 2.70/171 Oriental 0.15/0.20
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      FOREX
      119 13 Your 8$ to ono unit of foreign curroncy Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.1020 2.0870 2.0780 sterling 3.0784 3.05*4 3.0464 Australian 2.0042 1.9802 1.9702 Canadian 1.8680 1.6480 1.6380 New Zealand 1.4135 1.3935 1.3835 8$ to 100 unite of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.7218 11.4218 11.3718 Belgian franc/comm 4.0069
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      Bullish Hong Kong stock market for rest of 1984
      210 13 F TALK as A MAJOR bull run in Hong Kong's stock market for the rest of 1984 that's what Reuters' poll of analysts envisions. The Hang Seng Index, which is hovering around the 1,100 level, should rise above 1,200 by mid
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      164 13 Newsweek The only truly international news magazine. March 12th Issue I KHOMEINI'S HOLY WAR IN THE GULF: After a I week of savage fighting both Iran and Iraq are I preparing for even bigger battles. With Iran's I obvious superiority in manpower, Iraq has turned I to other methods which
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      71 14 |i > f From 6.30 pm to 11 pm we IQtr\riil I fe ature a nightly sumptuous yVjytf'i Steamboat Special of the f_ freshest seafood and meat. At 828.00++ for two persons, J our menu includes abalone, i i lwir*fl/\tvr scallops, oysters, etc. Many M 111 IVJI side orders like
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  • opinion / letters
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      The Depot Road spirit
      515 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT THERE have been times enough when we have chastised Singaporeans for their lack of community spirit, their indifference to the problems of their neighbours, their reluctance to get involved because it would take up too much of their time. It is a
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      Don't take the fun out of being a child
      412 15  -  DUDLEY AU Singapore 1024 IT IS MOST surprising to see that a school has chosen surveillance by TV as a method to inculcate good behaviour in school children. What is even more amazing is the reaction of the majority of teachers
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      Improve ventilation in buses during peak hours
      88 15  -  HELEN CHOW OI PENG Singapore 1232 I WOULD like to comment on ventilation inside buses, especially during peak hours when the buses are fully packed. The windows of buses are usually all closed during a rainy day. We find that we can hardly
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      Lock icon CHANGE OF TUNE
      1011 16  -  BOBBY VINTON AND THE THREE DEGREES By PAT D'ROSE "HAVING a record is not everything. We don't wait for a record offer to come along and then start work. We base our careers on our shows," said Valerie Holiday of the Three Degrees. You see her point
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      Kelly knows what live theatre's about
      455 16  -  By WONG SING YEONG ONE emerging rule for performing in a live theatre is: Even if you can't sing, try other ways to entertain. Kelly Yao Wei, actress by profession and singer by chance, performed to the rule at her opening show at Golden
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      Lock icon Sink your teeth into this holiday
      699 16  -  By RUTH E GRUBER in SIGHISOARA (Romania) UPI AFTER the meat and pickled tomatoes, homemade bread and strong amber-coloured wine, the conversation naturally turned to Dracula. Given the place, what else? Sighisoara is in the heart of Transylvania, the broad, triangular region stretching into
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      World of the last hard men
      503 20  -  TV SCENE By STEPHEN TAN JUST mention Raymond Chandler, or Philip Marlowe, and film buffs are likely to conjure up images of rain-soaked streets, neon lights, half-lit faces, the claustrophobic rooms with shadows of Venetian blinds, Elisha Cook Jr types, the dissembling women and
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      Locating a former convict's girlfriend
      520 20 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS AppiMM Julio Iglasiaa and In Cabwit (Ch 12, pm) THIS it a recording of the show Jolio Iglesias, the world's top-selling Latin singer, gave at the Rio De Janeiro Stadium in Brazil. Iglesias, who won the best performer's prize at the 10th Annual
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      Common action
      456 21  -  Hackman's 'A-Team' in Vietnam TITLE: UNCOMMON VALOUR STARRING: Geae Hackmaa, Robert Stack, Fred Ward, Patrick Swayse DIRECTOR: Ted Kotckeff SHOWING: Prlace, Ckaagi, Savoy, Wooilaads Rtvicwtd by PHILIP CHEAH UNCOMMON VALOUR is like The A-Team in Vietnam. The only difference is having Gene Hackman instead of Mr T as
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      1262 17 e DBSBANK 6 Long-Term Borrowings H Convertible securities 6.1.1 The following is a summary of convertible securities, all of which were dye after 12 months as at 31st Decern be r 1963 1962 (SfOOO) Ss7Vi Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1901 227.710 228,150 US$5 V?% Convertible Bonds 1908 129.618 357.328 228,150
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      1086 17 12 Fixed Assets 12.1 The net book value as at 31st December, at cost or valuation less accumulated depreciation, was as follows:- 1 DBS Bank DBS Group 1963 1982 1993 1982 (STOOOI (STOOD) (1) LeesehoM properties DBS Building A At cost 63.330 ***** 63,330 59,840 Accumulated depreciation 20,457 17,610 20,457
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      1988 18 S3 DBSBANK THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMFANIES (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Balance Sheet as at 31st December 1983 DBS Bank DBS Group DBS Bank DBS Group Note 1963 1962 1963 1962 Not* 1963 1962 1963 1962 (S$*000) (S$*000) (SS*000) (SIXMO) Share Capital Current
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      48 19 ,^> 9020-5130 vR KSlPSilt H \lv I 1 v j?&#!SjKy IJ|^^^H nl^H SEIKO Setting the standard for the world for the future a|k .Va/CA <1 Service: Hk Thong Si* Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. 04-00 Thongsui Bldg V) Rideford Road. Singapore 0922. Tel: 737-6122. INSIST ON SEIKO'S INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE
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      838 19 the smoapore momtor THURSDAY, MARCH IM4 fc"«— I iiH orWtgtt/ 5.50 Opening and Programme Highlights v V, followed by Rainbow: Garden. J|A 6.15 Rompar Room (C). 6.45 Newe and Waathar Foracaat (T). 7.05 International Figura Skating (Laat Epi- soda). Parformanoas are by Wendy Sessions 1 B A and Stephen Williams.
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      44 20 tea** ..wm M"-- f <;|| t-Ijjflija^* ,jV y 's#i|f b-V j^H SEIKO Setting the standard for the world for the future SH Va/fv<S Senitr H Thong Si. Co. (S) Pic. Lid. 04-00 Thongsia Bldg Bideford Road. Singapore 0922. Tel: 737^122 INSIST, ONSEN'S NTOMPQWI. GONMNIEE CERTIFICATE
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      58 21 OPENS TODAY at 4 THEATRES PRIIMCE-CHAMGI-SAVOY-WOODLANDS (N.B. ALL THEATRES NO FREE LIST) rmck 11M, Ut,4,MlkllMim: IMB. 11M. m. 4. Ml a Ml —H t4«. m if PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A F9E2?2L9^ GENE HACKMAN UNCOMMON MUjOR FRH) VWRDREB BRCYWRANOAU-'TEX" (%)BB RWRCK 9WyZEHAROLD SVIVESTER 'nM THOMERBON AND ROBERT SPCK ASMacQHEQfIR MUSCIBY JAMES
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      91 22 CAPITOL: GO FOR IT NOW! (*****58)-6 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15 Those 2 madcaps together in their latest action/comedy. MivtW HudApencer liiWa 'Rw' JADE: HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS! (*****60) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00 UPROARIOUS NEW COMEDY HLAMOUSLY POSNG/ ANSWBUNG THE ETERNAL QUESTION. JS IT NATURE OR
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      127 22 tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeooo<> Opens ORCHARD Todayl i| (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 ft 9.15PM CALLING ALL TEENAGERS! < IF YOU ENJOYED FRANCIS COPPOLA'S "THE OUTSIDERS" 111 YOU TWFIWFTH CF^llRYmir^r^^^^iUt/h:SV ALLTHE RIGHT MOVES I TOM CRUISE CRAIG T. NELSON LEA THOMPSON I > tuaiiMnouriK lormoutu mixcm *»rrinat j i GARYMOKTON PHILLIP GOLDTARB
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      219 22 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE HILTON Playhouse and British Airways will present their first dinner theatre play for 1984 Ray Coonev's comedy, Run For Your Wife at Hilton's Grand Ballroom from today. There will be 10 performances, till March 17. Tickets, at 890 (all inclusive), and information are available at the
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      948 22 IKEBANA am to 5.30 pm daily. Admission is 'free. the door. THERE will be a flower exhibition, na: MEMBERS of the Sin- q„ Saturday Pristine with masterpieces arranged bv Mr CERAMICS gapore Symphony Or- coyi uto recomised aa Houn the Ohara A CERAMICS exhibition will be held chestra will give
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    Learn-a-language holiday tours
    196 23 TOt'ot yot you* 6*s ONE of the best ways to learn a new language and to understand a foreign culture is to take a holiday cum study tour in another land. Japanese language study cum holiday packages at the Shinjuku Japanese Language School are now available from
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      335 23 Member o» Mara Transport Group Malaysia MASMARA TRAVEL, TOURS (S) PTE LTD 100 Jalan Sultan #04-19 A 04-20 Sultan Plaza 0719 TEL: *****79/9, *****97, *****85 MALAYSIAN HOLIDAYS DAILY DEPARTURE BY COACH 2 Da{is K L 9105 2 Days Gentmg SI 19 3 Days Kuantan SIM 3 Days T Jara $190
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      209 23 FOR further details, contact Chan Brothers at tel: *****6. r PENANG 1 I n Easy' I Nobody [jivps you more •or \^_M Casuarina Beach Hotel, deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airfare on wide-bodied )ets Roundtrip limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure
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      181 23 $100** Trade-In Value Far Your Old Bags. Phone: *****44 *****41 *****51 2 iAoe? j ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS TM: *****65, *****35, *****30,*****29 #01-36 Lucky Plata. (TA 126) WEST MALAYSIA TOUR DAILY DEPARTURE GROUPS/F.I.T. 1 DAY TOW OVERSEAS TOURS l/TO HCK/PATT/CH |7N Hrtsntil UJ SupportUmtTm IM (0 MNL'BAGUK) lIIM IDAYI MQMT I° MNL,HKC
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      613 24 leisure/comics i-— ————————Tj ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry k //JTSTf N TO S SEF n f l/iTT/C9L&(*O3COW SHOULD \~J ANDRE, I .A I THINK YOU'LL WAVE (111 W jL* A ROARING TOWARDS llf l| J BETTER DRIVING HABITS* I ANV MORE TROUBLE S. iH'M... AND A FIGURE JUMP SUDDEN
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    475 25 comoaSMti KnafKElBuEK ouapu!m^M THE results will be known soon for students who sat for their GCE 'O' level examinations last year. Many students will be wondering in which direction their next steps lie. While working experience of any kind, some of it obtained during the long,
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      169 25 Full Time/Part Time r Classes commencing in MARCH A wide range of courses leading to the Examination of C G, CEI, LCCI, GCE, VITB e PRE UIA II (Commerce stream) e sec hi iv (Science, Arts Commerce streams) e COMPUTER EDUCATION 'Leading to UK Examinations IDPM (Institute of Data Processing
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      94 25 m (A credit in English at "0" LeveihasanH important bearing on your future). H We have specially programmed I the following classes lor the QCE "O" LEVEL 1984 Examinations. 1) Mon 2.30 4.00pm 2) Mon 4.00 5.30pm 3) Mon 6.30 B.oopm 4) Thurs 2.30 4.00pm 5) Thurs 4.00 5.30pm 6)
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      250 25 I Academic I I Courses 1984 I I CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE I I DAY-TIME COURSES I I Applications are now invited for admissions to I I lull-time (day) paft-time (day/evening) courses I I PRE-UNIVERSITYIB 2 I I ArtS I H Economics History General Paper I I English Maths AO'
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      966 26 sdfsd MONITOR'S DIRECTORY A Disco Services 254-9247 A X-system tam-lOpm .271-6667 BrickhouM Mobil# Discos4s-9163 Christeve Mobile Disco.44o-2277 Disco World Mobile 293-5427 Gallant Trek Disco 336-3549 Goodtimes.224-31*1 223-0414 Illusion Mobil* Disco 293-9*66 Kan's Musicarama 336-9756/7 Megaton Band Services 221-3596 Music Fever Mobile Disco 251-1695 after 7 p.m. Nightrip Mobile Unit 545-3501
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      199 26 Evcrpro Pte Ltd 225-7288/9 Harmon's Pte Investigation L Security Ag *****78/*****77 (24 hr answering service 337-2255. ask for Harmon Singh Inter tec Pte Ltd 223-0749 M Salomon Secur ?98 8?63 Pan Island Secur 339-4541 Petra Security Service...9l-1953 Prop Invest Serv 447-36*1 Tom-Reck Security Serv9l-9343 Computer Dating 533-7715 (Mon to Frl
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      351 27 classified 273-9090 maar iriwrmt fee. local. overseas psn paN Luchy FrtandaNp Agency ConHderv M Mrodudon. For tanty senses please M: 296-8256/ 2M-2182/ 284-1408. Rag.no. *****2/00* MMMMrf number ana. Sand lor Vw detail and terms now CALL: COMPAT on 221-0010 Or «M«a to: P.0.80k 2514, Sbnapara M 45. (Rag No. *****8/000)
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      360 27 Situations Vacant fi.m; w ji.u u t>3nnnn hy W« are expancfcng our Operations in Sngapara 2 Ljl We Awn*»; m Qj A) SENIOR COOKS (MALI) Ml Minimum 2 years experience Hi COOKS (MALE) CU SMrnimum 1 yeer experience. PH O kitchen helpers #No experience required. H| D| SENIOR PASTRY COOKS
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      195 27 Situations Vacant PB33H YOKOGAAA ELECTRIC SINGAPORE Requires MALE ft FEMALE I PRODUCTION OPERATORS Completed Pri 6 or Sec education Age: Male: 20 to 28 Female: 16 to 28 You aland to gain: Attractive starting salary Increment on confirmation 5-day work week (non-shift) Work efficiency award Free lesson on English (BEST
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      203 27 Situations Vacant pfl I The largest lift menu-1 9 facturing company in H I Singapore requires: Id GCE O' level H passes in Technical H Drawing and 2 H other subjects. B apply. TRAINING wi be given. Those with E experience or NTC 2 3 wW start at higher E
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      206 27 Situations Vacant TTvSTwSowV" |"1 I tTALMPWW\ /'MO.TUiN I t«BT MV( MAPMOtt tMMy /•UK Ot HAVE I VMsstp\ J SCMCTHIMC* V A'A wft Look whet you're getting: fs^/s/SAA/L 5-day week *!L«> No shift work > 14 Long distance but fare °*"*La r subsidised <> Fully air-conditioned ce nto®n ▼ignA A iniirfiipini
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      68 27 p£l«wi» ■t^VwontaTt**|FtorSrt! 176 Orchard Road. #81-12, CanfeapoM. JmSTtorn tomtn anoaptatota. To atari aoorv aat Wa*-«n lmm*ws at: Tha Sfcv gapora Monitor UmNad, #03-01 A gwi Houaa. 2 Alexandra Road. B>ngapora 0816~ mmmts mm mmmn tor pfcmttig and A. C. Prafact. Long iob «Mh uwaiOiia. Wafc-m Marvtow al waak at. Urban
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      216 28 classified: 273-9090 Sfcitfnw Vstant pjyhj OONSTRLCTION jCTI Currently engaged in several projects in Singapore including the MRT, invite suitably qualified epplicents for:CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Polytechnic Diploma in Building/Civil Engineering or equivalent Preferably with 2 years' working experience in the Building Industry. Candidates with GCE 'O' level and 5 years' similar experience
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      69 28 has vacancies EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Good Command of Enalsh Typing speed of 35 wpm TNI MMANM HOWTOR UMTD MMIAMINmm 1 llinwiw n—4 I MIS < vf OSSS+* Wit haw plmi Mpand our apanaara wtf mqtfm many paapte -1» Maotit wacandw. Am* cm HSC MCE ar i. *22SShTSS3' S^SS— shoM 4 .aUr"
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      49 28 m MMftVW cmmm raqubm flonM vMi pIMMM pncnßv. Ag* tl-Mjwra. IMMIm to MpM.CUtMMVnU(H. FOOD COBMBB/ CAmni SSLffSSJ^mliu fißT* tood id ynr^SSit Mm! gagrSnwß Looking to soil Call *****90 today Why pay morot liW•.. I. «A >«v v .V «Pi ID"»? ,Il'f 17/ J Hfl 9tK H f I fl
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      232 28 Citing Spots xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x ANYONE FOR CANTONESE X SZECHUAN CUISINES AND LIVE SEAFOOD X X R«h Head X X Canaroto Doubt* Boied Local Mutton XQi—nlWd ■pacirt Steerntooat Mandarin Prawn Bate A—ortad Saafood In Oaypot (abakxxr, scalope, sea X X »S^£ f L. x X LUNCH; Faet Servtoe. O AFTER Spue
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      170 28 Furniture /Lm^LLM /rumtsnmgs SjStonSSS^K/oSllmd 40b'0h174«M241. Opano: Tkawliy/ PuMc Hotdays. Ai/ffwr Decor /Kenovstion WTTH Ml MMCiTT ImpoM ohamtaafc taa UX, aa unaartataa oanarar oonaacau ai prtoa. Tah IMIIIf. lor mmMmT Office Equipment A Furniture omoNowo. ate. IgMIM charging nMontfi ralM. Flhm cafl 401-0077 (day). *****90 (nitfvt) Packers St Movers M Ptearyl
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      306 28 4 j i W0 nave nimisnea nil,!. ■rj Uf\|l urivumisnoa rooms nuts flats houses for rents! at sny dtotrtcts. 737-0661/ 737-0668 District 20 Thomson Tecrsce 2 1/2 storey tsrreos 3 roomed plus ons servant's room f. JL. ■■■.»■>. ■.I fn-r nmy lUnwrwo hx rental Plmm cmN 797-0661/ 737-0666 W«r. *S,
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      142 28 Accommodation Wanted Wanted urgently! rumtsnsa unrumtsnea rooms HDB lists I housss In sny dtotrtcts. Owners plssss mH 767-0661/737-0666 Office* For Sale/Kent oSSSTr SS3SSW MK3M s Property For Sale Sefeng very cheap! 3 roomed list st Tsbsn Gsrdsn snd 3 roomsd list st Tos Psyoh, Lorong 1. Plmm contact 737-0661 I
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      405 29 classified 273-9090 Appointments ADBADTI IyiTIPC OPPORTUNITIES -V > >*«' r s K *''«i'\* IA/ITU MDD ww I I I^li^BP |> -/Ajf' ,•?.>' r T f W/W* 'IfcHF Applications art invited from Singapore cHizana tor appolntmant aa: A) AUDIO VISUAL TECHNICIAN REQUIREMENTS Candidates should possess a diploma in electrical/electronics engineering. with
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      200 29 I ,wfl\ vIUm HiMLi|fljK^V^PJ|H^^ A I JUM\ Btfv tr *w I 2ND PRIZE $400,000 I 3rd PRIZE $200,000 I 4TH PRIZE $100,000 I STH PRIZE 50,000 I 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 each 4 f£L£Y? i!!? ZES S 500 I 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5,000 each (Tormtoil digits) I Jc 7 rc
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      Lock icon Rush makes it rewarding night for Liverpool fans
      397 30 SocceTFront Reuter, AP LIVERPOOL, Thursday WELSH striker lan Rush scored his 34 th goal of the season to clinch a 1-0 win for Liverpool over Benfica of Portugal in the European Soccer Cup quarter-final first-leg match here last night Rusks goal and
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      RESULTS AT A GLANCE
      83 30 KUKOfIAN COT: Dyaaaao Minsk 1 DUuuno Bacharest (Romania) l; Be— s llja— it Bast Barlla 0; IssM Tlaaaa (AastMa) a Dundee Uaitad 1; Uvtrpaal l Baaflca 0. ÜBFA CUV: Aadwlsclit 4 tak Moacew a; Sparta Prague l Hajdak Split S$ Nottingham Paroat 1 Styran Oram (Aastrla)
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      Lock icon FA threat to ban West Ham and Birmingham
      115 30 Reuter LONDON, Thursday THE ENGLISH Football Association (FA) baa threatened to ban both Birmingham City and West Ham United from the FA Cap following an investigation into crowd trouble at the recent tie between the two clubs. A five-man commission, headed by
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      Lock icon Star-studded Roma issue clear warning with 3-0 win
      501 30 Reuter LONDON, Thursday ROMA'S glittering array of stars issued a clear warning they intend ending Italy's IS-year wait to reclaim possession of the European Cup with an impressive 5-0 win over East Germany's Dynamo Berlin yersterday. The Romans, obviously enjoying the warm
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      Lock icon Brazilian star Zico plans to retire in 1987
      303 30 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Thursday BRAZILIAN soccer star Zico has said he plans to retire in 1987 when he may start a new career as a coach. In an interview for the Brazilian sports weekly Placar, published yesterday, Zico, 31 last Saturday,
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      ADVANCE SHOWS PROGRESS IN WINDING-UP GALLOP
      1142 31  -  RACING TODAYS TRACK WORK By WONDER BOY NICE-LOOKING Advance displayed splendid progress in his winding-up gallop on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Taken out by a riding boy, the three-year-old grey by Plush was pulling double at the end of a
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      SATURDAY'S CARD
      912 31 RACE 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1200 m 1 0643 Addition 57 Qwiiiam 13 2 662 WoMngton Hammer 57 Sng 6 3 ***** Peter Pan IH 57 Khoo 10 4 000 Pamolo'a Magic 58.5 Ngiow 9 5 ***** Classy 56% W Uew 12 6 ***** Top'a The
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      Shanghai climbs to top place after beating Sydney
      204 31 SHANGHAI defeated Sydney 3-1 in the fifth round of the Fifth Hongkong Bank Foundation Asian Cities Chess tournament being played in Penang. Shanghai, winner of the title in 1981, is seeded number four, with Manila the top seed. Unseeded Singapore, first winner
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      Lock icon Hard-fighting St Anthony's bow out
      473 32  -  Hui Lan loses hold when skies turn dark M STORYi ALFONSO CHAN SCHOOLGIRLS defied rain at Fairer Park yesterday to complete the National Schools 'B' Division Tennis Championships, which was almost ruined by the wet weather over the past six weeks. St Margaret's School won
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      Tiong Bahru might have to wait for their sweet revenge
      249 32  -  SOCCER FRONT By S GULAM DEFENDING champions Tiong Bahru will be out for revenge over leaders Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association in a Division One National Football League match tonight (7.30) at Jalan Besar Stadium. In the first round encounter
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      Prakash shows off the art of scoring
      204 32  -  ROYAL HOLIDAY INN 2 TIMES ORGANISATION 0 By S GULAM OM PRAKASH plaved the hero for Royal Holiday Inn to gain their first win over Times Organisation in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One match at Jalstn Besar Stadium yesterday. The
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      352 30 NOTICES M THE MATTER OF THE COMPAMES ACT, CAP. 118 AND M THE MATTER OF HUNQ CHEW CO. PTE. LTD. NonctoPMcuLicaoui. TKMI FOR MBMEKf VOLUNTARY WMDStt-UP (FURBUANT TO KCTKM 2M) At an Extraordbwy General Meeting of the members of the abovsnamed Company duly convened and held at 156 Ced Street,
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      Lock icon Singapore's Ahmad a thorn to Pahang
      340 33 Results: Trenggann 0 Pakaai 0; Penang a Kedah l; Malacca 3 Negri Sembllan 0 The Star TROUBLED Pahang failed to lift themselves off from their two recent successive shock defeats and could only draw with Trengganu in this Malaysia Cup match at the Sultan
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      TABLE
      139 33 P W D L F A Pit Penang 11 7 2 2 16 10 23 Selangor 12 7 2 3 16 11 23 Malacca 12 7 1 4 28 17 22 Pahang 11 6 2 3 24 14 20 F Territory 11 5 3 3 18 11 18 N
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      Young Penang steamroll past Kedah
      504 33 PENANG virtually assured themselves of a quarter-final berth in this year's Malaysia Cup soccer championship when they steamrolled past Kedah at the City Stadium last night. The triumph took Penang to the top of the table to lead on better goal difference from Selangor, who
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      124 33 THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) H With the current emphasis on Automation and Higher Productivity the use of Computers in all Sectors of Trade and Industry is imminent. Why not then take a step in the right direction pursue our Computer Courses and be prepared to face the
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      50 33 I EUROPEAN CUP REPORTS: PAGE 33 American I From I I^J A \\\fSSjjß Chicken Rice I $5.80"®" I I (SS N® Difference I 1 MM From I $12.00+10%+ 3% I "Choose as you Nke I Better Than No Choice" I SINGAPORE SQUASH CENTRE Open Daily: 9 am 11 pm 1
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      7 1 PARKWAY PARADE OFFICIAL OPENING MARCH 9, 1984
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      PARKWAY PARADE THE FUN CENTRE
      58 1 s well-appointed social spaces. Imaginative promotions on a tegular basis. These are the things that sel Parkway Parade apart and make it a fun centre. Then there are the basics. No other shopping centre comes close to Parkway Parade in terms ot major stores, specially
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      PARKWAY PARADE & THE PUBLIC
      333 2 PARKWAY PARADE THE PUBLIC Parkway Parade has got off to an encouraging start. For three months now, the shopping centre has been trading satisfactorily on a virtually fully-tenanted basis. The office tower and medical centre have also come on stream. Given continued co-operation among subsidiary proprietors and tenants. I think
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      DONATIONS THAT SAY 'THANKS A LOT'
      112 2 Parkway Properties Pie Ud is making the donations listed below by way of expressing appreciation for the support the public is giving to Parkway Parade. $15,000 each to the following Community Centres: BEDOK To furnish a lounge and cafe and for landscaping improvements JOOCHIAT
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    • OUR TENANTS
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        VARIETY PARADE (BASEMENT)
        266 3 Aik Ghee Enterprise (giftware) Akiko 6m Shop Animal World Pet Shop Aries Beauty House Asia Watch Aqua W Leisure Sports Auntie Bea's (snackshop) Boojin Goldsmith Baskin Robbins (ice cream) Beauty Centre Bed Wood (sound system) Bee Chun Heng (foodstuffs) Best of Friends (toys) Casa (home appliances) Choice
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        OUR CO-OWNERS
        165 3 A-Z Holdings Pte Ltd Ad-grand Advertising Pte Ltd Alex Wee Holdings Koh Day Holdings Sdn Bhd Chalimex Enterprises Pte Ltd Chang Cheng Civil Engineering (Pte) Ltd Chia Yew Kong/Mdm Tan Ai Tze Eu Oy Chin (Miss) Farisa Investment Pte Ltd Federal Asbestos (S) Pte Ltd Fengfa Realty Pte
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        FASHION PARADE (1ST STOREY)
        223 3 Americaya Banana Shop (boutique) Bata Bertone (car showroom) Burger King Chong Kim Seng (Gent's Boutique) Christine Shoes City Sports Crescent Commercials (money changer) Cut W Curt (hairdressing salon) DBS Bank Dynasty Shoe Fijini (boutique) Fortune Jeans Centre Haze Boutique HeShe Hongkong Bank Inform Fashion JerrySteven Hair
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        TOP GEAR PARADE (2ND STOREY)
        106 3 Angel Boutique Awie Boutique Bibi Baba (boutique) Brown's Salon Campus (boutique) China Silk House Chome 77 (boutique) Hunting World (ladies accessories) J S Fashion Jong's Re Lid (gents' boutique) Kartini Indonesian Restaurant Kimbertey Cosmetics Les Poir Beautique Lizabelle (boutique) Loisean Blue Bridal Centre Lyon (boutique)
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        HOMEMAKERS PARADE (3RD STOREY)
        104 3 Artelier (furnishings) Bolter and Simon (garden furniture) Cassina Arts and Crafts Chong Brothers (furniture) Coachman Inn (steakhouse) Courts (furniture) Crystal Palace (light fittings) Decor Mart (furniture) East Coast Noodles House Europa Wallcoverings Furniture Paradise (furniture) Goh and Keng (blinds and shades) Grande (furniture) Ken-Air Funworld (Funland)
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        4TH STOREY
        11 3 Dickon's Tavern Parkway Health Centre Peppermint Park Theatre Lounge
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        50 3 THANK YOU Parkway Properties Pte Lid applauds its tenants tor responding generously to our request that they make donations to the Community Chest of Singapore instead of sending flowers and publishing congratulatory messages. Collectively, our tenants have contributed 4 a most handsome sum. Subsidiary proprietors have been equally generous. Thanks.
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      164 4 A huge, free-admission roof-lop ploydecK chockful of equipment specially designed for kids to have energetic fun, is Parkway Parade's gift to the neighbouring community of flat-dwellers (main picture). RIGHT: The playdeck features a few hundred metres of "art waif, where children can paint away to their hearts content. ABOVE: Parkway
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        114 5 Acma Electrical Industries Limited Air-conditioning ventilation I —i_J CHEVAUER g Chevalier (S) Pie LM Escalators elevators T Lightweight Concrete (Pie) Ltd 'J Pre-cast concrete panels Hong Leong Corporation Ltd Cement steel bors Kajimauorporanon i J m Petersen Singapore Pte Ltd Main Contractor Eastern Wire Manufacturing Co (Pte) Ltd Wire mesh
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        272 6 Wing Construction (S) Pte Ltd Piling Contractor PRESTRESSING Bintai Kindenko Private Limited Kinki Electrical L& M Prestressing Pte Ltd Construction Co Inc Prestressing Electrical works ®YKK Industries (S) Pte Ltd 818 Aluminium works Tafyo Kudo Construction Co Lid Electrical works Ce,lin9 porW,oacarpen,rv doors \J Wf Mark Glow Engineering (Pte) Ltd
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      GALA FORTNIGHT HIGHLIGHTS
      255 7 TOP MODELS M DAILY FASHION SHOWS Garments available at Parkway Parade will be shown off in daily fashion shows by 20 top models. They include: Lilian Sim, Model of the Year (Catwalk) 1983. Yvonne Tan, former Miss Singapore Miss International finalist Elaine Tan, former Miss Singapore Wendi
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        410 7 PROGRAMME FOR GALA FORTNIGHT Performances 14 March 1964-Wednesday 19 March 1984 Monday 11 March 1964-Sunday 12 noon 12 30pm Aerobics 200pm-230pm Top Body Builders 830 a- 10 30am Children's Art Competition a unrrh iaiu fiLLiL 1.30pm-2 00pm Fashion Show 4 00pm-4 30pm Aerobics Piri pihatc 4.00pm 4.30pm i Mortiol Arts
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