Singapore Monitor, 1 July 1985

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    • 87 2 THESE seven are Mr Richard Tan's best models. And he should know because they all graduated from hit mnitoHiM studio at rwpicf V6MIB. Yesterday, Mr Tan Peft) showed off his models at the passing-out ceremony and fashion show competition at The Mandarin. More than 100 people
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    • 360 2  -  By YONG POW ANG YOU are liable for a "surcharge" by the Urban Redevelopment Authority if you display insufficient parking coupons, especially in the restricted zone. The surcharge can be as high as $16 if the car overstays for more than one
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    • 296 2  -  By PHILIP LIM PARKING wardens at three Central Business District (CBD) kiosks in New Market Street, North Canal Road and Club Street confirmed that there were still many Singaporeans tampering with their parking coupons or taking advantage of the "time gap." They said
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    • 297 2 "CHILDREN these days are getting to be very rude. "Not only are they discourteous to their peers, some even snout at their parents!" Several parents, speaking to the Lianhe Zaobao Courtesy Hotline yesterday, exf tressed similar seniments and hoped
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    • 239 3 Earliest available flight home for some many Of whom are teachers is July 16 Lianhe Zaobao SCHOOL reopens today, but many Singaporeans are stranded in Hong Kong because they can't get a flight home. Enquiries made at the Hong Kong offices of Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific
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    • 366 3  -  By PAT D'ROSE THE TUBERCULOSIS scourge remains unabated despite the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's (Sata) long-practised policy of free chest Xrays for those who cannot afford to pay $S for a test. Once the number one killer disease in Singapore and now ranking seventh,
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    • 99 3 THE WINNER of the Singapore Othello Championship, Mr Hang Lee Juan, will represent Singajpore at the World Othello Championship in Greece in October. Mr Lim Hoon Hock was runner-up and third was Mr Wu Pee Yee at the finals held at
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    • 124 4 LOCAL supporting industries engaged in heat treatment and metal processing may look forward to a technical assistance package in heat treatment technology. The Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) will be offering this package, which consists of a training course followed by consultancy
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    • 606 4  -  By VIOLET OON WHAT would you do if somebody gave you "piranha" lor dinner? We decided to go fishing and our "bait" was none other than our food writer VIOLET OON, who swallowed it hook, line and sinker. Here is her tale... "PIRANHA! You want
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    • 837 6 The bus a part of life for most of us HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE SURVEY 1952/S3 THE BUS is part of the dally life of most Singaporeans. According to the latest household expenditure survey conducted by the Department of Statistics in IM2 and 1983, most workers and students take a bus to
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    • 90 6 THE MAJORITY of households in 1982 were of the one-family nucleus type. They constitute 77 per cent of the households surveyed. Multi-family nucleus households accounted for only 10 per cent. The remaining IS per cent consists of households with no family nucleus, that
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    • 311 7  -  Have formal links to let staff know what is happening in the organisation, says report B* YONG POW ANG A COMPANY director decides to sell off a large part of his share due to his old age. He plans to do it quietly. But
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    • 323 7  -  EE BOON LEE EVEN AS WE GO for hish technology to increase the enectiveness of the armed forces, our troops have been reminded of the need to be strong in spirit, fearless, and ever ready to defend the country. And the words
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    • 99 7 YOUTHS were today urged to make full use of their youthful energies to acquire all the attitudes, skills and military techniques the National Cadet Corps (NCC) set out to impart through their teachers and officers. The message came from the chairman
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  • world
    • 244 8 AP WASHINGTON, Monday US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday the release of the American hostages was "a moment of joy" but not celebration, insisting on freedom for seven others left behind in Lebanon and declaring "we will not rest until justice is done." He said
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    • 541 8 Reuter DAMASCUS, Mon THIRTY-NINE US hostages freed in Beirut yesterday flew to Frankfurt last night aboard a US Air Force plane at the start of their journey home following 17 days in captivity. The former hostages were seen off by US Ambassador William Eagleton
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    • 117 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday POLICE began interviewing first prize winners of the four-digit draw on June IS following a report that the winning number. 1214, was sold out in all states. The organisers of the lottery, Magnum Corporation, made a police report last week after paying
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    • 98 8 Reuter JAKARTA, Monday A HUGE fire raging out of control on the northern Indonesian island of Sumatra has devastated thousands of hectares of rubber and palm oil plantations, a local government spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman told reporters that one state enterprise had already lost
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    • 110 8 Reuter BEIJING, Mon MONEY worship is corrupting members of the Chinese Communist Party who should remember that communism is the final f;oal of China's current iberal economic policies, a party leader was quoted yesterday as saying. "The idea of looking out for money in everything
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    • PEOPLEWATCH
      • 58 8 A QUiCK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS OUT-GOING Italian President Dandro Pertini (above right) weeping after he said goodbye to staff of Presidential Quirinale Palace. On his left is a Corazziere (Presidential guard). A single ballot on Monday elected Mr Francesco Cossiga, a former prime minister and
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      • 82 8 A 29-YEAR-OLD Filipina on Saturday gave birth to a baby boy aboard a Kuwaiti plane on a flight to Manila, a Kuwait Airways spokesman said yesterday. Ma Edna Tabion and her baby were transferred to a hospital in Bangkok during a scheduled stopover, ne said, adding: "The mother
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      • 134 8 CANADIAN magnate Jim Pattison (above) stands by the psychedelic 1965 Rolls Royce once owned by John Lennon, which Mr Pattison bought for a record U552.29 million (S|s million) on Saturday at Sotheby's of New York. The Rolfs Royce was used by the Beatles to tour
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      • 137 8 AN AVIATION buff who allegedly passed classified military material to foreigners has been tried and sentenced in Leningrad, a Soviet newspaper reported yesterday. The newspaper did not say when Gennady Petrov, a 35-year-old worker in shipbuilding and model making, was arrested or tried or what his
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    • 49 8 .HOTEL ww%*rama HFV KUALA LUMPUR 4 The Hallmark J WES. of luxury, ifV 2 comfort 4w\ ll® se ice hi ri ?i 1 f mil lIIIMV J fffjt i i Ittlm IBS fifflj Keen to learn Ihow to take better pictures? Look in The Singapore Monitor's Photography page tomorrow.
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  • money
    • 565 9  -  Positive thinking pays off for print firm boss THE ENTREPRENEURS CONTINUING OUR SERIES By JANICE LIM AT THE AGE of 19, Mr Michael Oh started work as a film retoucher in a multi-national publishing company earning $80 a month. Today, this modest Chinese-educated
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    • 206 9 Reuter LONDON, Mdhday MEMBERS of three Lloyd's Insurance Syndicated, who face underwriting losses of £140 million (Ss4o6 million), plan court action in Britain and the United States to recoup the money, a spokesman said. The members, or "names", who put up money
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    • 56 9 Reuter LONDON, Monday OPEC ministers will meet secretly in London this week to prepare for a full crisis meeting of the grouping in Vienna on Friday, a newspaper says. The Observer said in an unsourced report that ministers from Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Venezuela and the
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    • 953 10 MR ROBERT A COSBY was apSinted an Executive Director of ilnness Mahon Asia Ltd. He is currently responsible for developing new business in the field- of project promotion and financing and corporate finance advisory services throughout South-east Asia, including Sri Lanka. Prior to joining the
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    • 293 10  -  By JOYCE QUEK THE NAME of the game is, quite literally, names. Banks, among others, have come in for their fair share of name changing in the past decade. Take the First National City Bank, for example. FNCB, as it was then known,
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    • 84 10 Reuter PARIS, Mon NEW RULES extended by the Banking Regulation Committee in France state that banks should raise enough net equity and long term debt to cover at least 5 per cent of their assets, the Bank of France
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    • 275 10 Reuter HONG KONG, Monday DRAGON Airlines Ltd, a locally incorporated airline company, plans to begin charter flights Between Hong Kong and Beijing by the end of this month, chief executive Steve Miller said. He said the company, also known as Dragonair,
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    • 346 10 The Star ASPIRING managers were given valuable advice on management by Sime Darby group chief executive Tunku Datuk Seri Ahmad Yahya at the recent Asian Institute of Management graduation ceremony in Malaysia. Tunku Ahmad, in his message to the 146 graduating masters
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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    • ANSWER BOX
      • 264 11 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUERIES Q: SPEED Is me—red la kilometre* or miles per hoar. What Is the nit ■win of aoise level ui what tastrameat is ased to measare It? A: THE noise level of a place is measured in decibel,
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      • 160 11 Q: I HAVE a friend who Is working la a bank. He has three GCE 'O' level passes aad wants to register for a banking coarse. Bat the coarse reaairemeat Is fear GCE *0' level passes. Is there aay other way for him to take
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      • 242 11 1 LOST the title deed to my boase bought in 1971. CoaM yoa please tell me how and where to obtain a duplicate copy. A: WHEN you lose the title deed to your house what you need to do to obtain
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      • 74 11 STILL having that problem with the English language because nobody can help? Granam Colin-Jones, English lecturer in the Singapore Polytechnic, win return to help you out in his column "Mind Your Language which will appear every Monday. He will answer your questions on grammar, usage, syntax and
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      • Article, Illustration
        136 11 Q: I HAVE been very worried since I lost my Identity card. It has been already one week and I have not notified the authorities. Neither have I told my parents. I want to replace my lost Identity card fast, with the minimum in cost and without niy parents' knowledge,
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      • 334 11 Q: I AM a self-employed permanent resident of Singapore, having lived and ■tndled here since I was live. I was married in India to an Indian citizen who is still living in India. Now I wish to bring her here to stay with me. Can
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      • 56 11 Is something troubling-you? Do you need clarification on certain issues? Let us help. Send your queries to us and we will try to get the relevant authorities or organisations to provide the answers. Send your questions to: Open Line, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra Road,
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  • opinion/letters
    • 866 12 THE ANNOUNCEMENT by the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Gob Chok Tons, that schools will be allowed a greater measure of freedom in education and to foster critical thinking among students is encouraging. However there are a few points to
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    • 164 12  -  COLLEEN WARD, Ph D Psychologist Singapore 0511 I WOULD like to congrat* ulate The Monitor on their willingness to take a critical look at the sensitive issue of sexual assault (SM, June 24). I would also like to share credit
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    • 491 13 Mil IT IS just as well that the 40th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations passed quietly. The United Nations is a shadow of the organisation that 45 nations put their signatures in San Francisco four decades ago last week. With the
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    • 185 13  -  REPLIES DERRICK TAN Public Relations Officer, Telecoms WE REFER to the letter "Phone buzzer set off after eight seconds" (SM, June II) and would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused to the writer. Our investigation revealed that the premature activation of the
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    • 71 13 I REFER to the letter "Soccer fans not a majority" by "Lonely Heart" (SM, Jane 25). I do not agree that SBC should stop screening "live" international soccer matches as television sets in Singapore do not receive as clear a transmission of
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    • 71 13  -  ALAN S S OW for Commissioner of Inland Revenue WE REFER to Mr Chia Shi Teck's letter (SM, June «k We have already explained why Mr Chia's proposals are not equitable and unworkable. What Mr Cnia is really interested in is some relief in property tax
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    • 217 13  -  GEORGE THOMAS for Executive Director Singapore Sports Council WE REFER to the complaint "A rude brush with locker attendant" by "Unjustified" (SM, June 22). We have investigated the complaint and would like to apologise for any embarrassment caused to the reader. Unfortunately, the reader had
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    • 56 13 I WOULD like to complain about the inconvenient location of the mailbox in my housing estate. The nearest mailbox is too far away from my house and it's a 10-minute walk. It is such an inconvenience and I hope Telecoms can put a mailbox closer to
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    • 47 13 w* mutt be tianed. They mutt alto indude toe writer'ei nam* and iddmi to uee paeudonym in print. A oontect talaphone number would be uaafei. Waiaaarva the rtOM to ad* lettais. Addmaa your •attars to: The Editor, Tha Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra Rd #03-01 A. DaMaTtouae, Smoapora
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous

  • Singapore Armed Forces Day
    • 527 14 THOUGH never tested in battle in the 20 years of Its existence, the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), is today a formidable deterrent against any would-be aggressor. Just the inventory of its three services the Army, the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and the Republic
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    • 536 14 THOUGH it still is the smallest service in the SAF, the navy still plays an important role in the defence of Singapore since we are an island that depends, for our continued economic prosperity, on sea-lanes being open. Like the rest of the SAF, the
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    • 416 14 An eye on the sky our first line of defence WITH A FLEET of more than 100 operational jet fighters, several missile squadrons and various aerial radars in service, the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) stands proudly today as our first line of defence. The eyes of the air
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    • 563 14 THE ARMY, and particularly the infantry, has traditionally been the main arm of any armed forces. This tradition continues in the SAF where the first three months' of any soldier's training, the basic military training, is primarily infantry training. Apart from being larger than both the
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  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • 41 14 Congratulations to the Singapore Armed Forces on their 17 th Anniversary W.H. BRENNAN CO. (PTE) LTD. 11 KEPPEL ROAD #02-01 KEPPEL HOUSE SINGAPORE 0208 TEL: *****22 (3 Lines) P.O. BOX 635 MAXWELL ROAD SINGAPORE 9012 CABLE: BRENCO SINGAPORE TELEX: RS *****
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    • 64 14 f > Singapore Aircraft Industries Extends Congratulations to the Singapore Armed Forces on h Armed Forces Day 1 SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES Subsidiaries: SAMCO Singapore Aerospace Maintenance SACO Singapore Aero-Components Overhaul SAM Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing SAEOL Singapore Aero-Engine Overhaul SEEL Singapore Electronic Engineering SA WS Singapore Aerospace Warehousing Supplies SAI BUILDING,
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • 1532 15 r T>« BWOAPORE MONTTOR I n I l>l»Uf/TV mHBAT.JM.VI.WW IW 2.30 880 TEXT Live Sample Pages. bottom of the ocean in their submarine 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights to visit a lonely mermaid who is very followed by Princess Chang Ping sad because she has no friends. (C)(Englishsubtitles). 5.20 Qoingßananas-BananaßowL*
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  • leisure
    • 209 16 -Series Robert Kennedy end His Times (Pert 2) (Meley subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.30 pm) ALTHOUGH the relative freshness of the series in terms of release is appreciated (it was telecast in the US quite recently), it comes a little too soon after the Martin Sheen series on
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    • Article, Illustration
      78 16 Family Hour Oshin (C) (English subtitles) (Ch 8, 7.05 pm) IT is World War 11. The attacks on Tokyo are devastating and many houses are destroyed by fire. Several people are killed and casualties mount. Longsan tells his children, Xi Wang and Cnu, to go into hiding and
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    • 72 16 Jsssia Valerie's Turn (Ch 5, 11.20 pm) LINDSAY WAGNER continues to show impeccable cool as Cop-shrink Jessie. And tonight, you can expect her to root for her sex. Eighty per cent of women cadets drop out of (he Police Training Programme, and Jessie wants to know why. With
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    • 98 16 Son of Pulau Tekong (C) (English subtitles) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) WHEN pursuing the runaway Zhen, Qiang has a severe fall and is hospitalised. Shunchang learns about the matter and rushes to hospital to see his friend. He blames Zhen bitterly for causing injury to Qiang when
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    • 595 16 CINDERELLA ITALIAN STYLE Highlights Opera of the Month La Cenerentola (Cinderella) (Italian) (English subtitles) (Ch 12, 9 pm) THIS Cinderella offers beauty of a different sense from that of Jennifer Beals in the recent Faerie Tale Theatre production. La Cenerentola is Italian composer Gioacchino Rossini's opera of the rags-to-riches story.
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    • 994 17  -  Delicate-looking Mia Farrow is a tough 'cookie' By LIZ HODGSON OPA ACTRESS Mia Farrow looks as frail and waiflike as the timid young girl who won soap watchers' hearts week after week as Allison MacKenzie on Peyton Place 20 years ago. But, at 40, with two marriages
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    • 735 18  -  Jerry's ramblings may roll the Stone mystique away By ROBERT HILBURN in Hollywood LAT-WP THE Rolling Stones are indestructible, right? Personnel changes in the band, scandals, lousy albums; none of these has dethroned the one-time bad boys of English rock from their reign as the biggest
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    • 457 18  -  By MICHAEL MILLER in New York Reuter EVERY "Friday at lunchtime, members of an eclectic group that includes a heart surgeon, a priest and a few millionaires pick up their instruments and play jazz. Other participants in one of New York's hottest weekly
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    • 828 19 LAT-WP LONDON: "I feel like the guy who won the lottery but found when he raced down to collect that he'd lost the coupon." That is how actor Mark Lindsay described his feelings as he reflected about the cruel irony involved in being
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
    • 932 19 Film Guide PRINCESS (*****66) (1.30,3.30,7.30,0.30* ARHATS Bonwo Fllom Organisation IN FURY (C) DALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 0.30): AU SET AN WaM Orgaalsatlaa (M) (Mekaaik) Mntopkt, Faazlah (Azara) CMPREBB (*****97) (1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 0.15): THOSE Synopsis: An undergraduate who marries out of obli- SOULS (C) gation falls for another girl.
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
    • 1597 20 DIARY A guide to what's happening Concerts .mf Ski jfl Singapore violinist Slow Lee Chin performing with Taiwanese pianist Beatrice Long at the Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, tomorrow at 8 pm VIOLIN-PIANO RECITAL Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at A VIOLIN and piano recital, by Tai- Vi ?°ria
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  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
    • 677 21 leisure comics "1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook p' KrikAMMfrTWS» XV' «wt \-—--Eeet' "^EE gtfCtrtiVg* |S So RwrffcAlirf*/ V omWilMtobX f x~7 Tug L#JffR,TH6 Y== tVf tIMD 12A£MM6> WITH JfAlfc- f OAVfc UP ArfD £**&«> WHKT V=7 PJtuW AMD THE W -m«* o»i t* w>? Fl wcuh«> piam«. I ml vm
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  • 763 22  -  THE CHEF RECOMMENDS IF YOU DON'T HAVE A DINERS CLUB CARD, WHY NOT APPLY NOW? CALL*****22 •y ANNA JULIET ROSS THE Pin Hsiang Restaurant, which has been offering Szechuan cuisine as its main speciality, is one year old now. With the experience and know-how of
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    • 26 22 W*: &L LIVE SEAFOOD I AT ITS BEST!! CRAB FISH PRAWN SEA FOOD HOUSE Blk 107, Sunset Way, Clement! Street 12, Singapore 0512 TEL: *****14 l
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    • 265 22 THE Pin Hsiang Restaurant is located on the 2nd storey of the RELC Building, 30, Orange Grove Road, Singapore 1025. Tel: *****21. nssFi I TAIPEI EATING HOUSE f GOLD GARDEN A RESTAURANT PTE. LTD. 1 I 138, Sim Avenue, I Singapore 1438. I L Tel: *****27/ *****55 ft 0 (Between
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    • 215 23 Private tm|m QOOO TUTORS AVAILABLE from at districts. Ready to teach any level. Pteaae cal 298-9778. TUTORS REQUIRED FROM aN districts. Graduate, urtdergrad, poly, 'A'/ O' level. Interested tel: 298-9778 MALE CHINESE SHORTHAND instructor giving shorthand theory/ speed classes privately. Interested, please phone 458-4389 OUR RESPONSIBLE ANO effective bilingual tutors
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    • 332 23 PEN PALS ARE YOU FEELING lonely, bored or having no time to get friends? Please caM personally at: Choo Huay Friendship Agency. Unit: 04-51, 4th floor, Sultan Plaza, Jalan Sultan Road, Singapore 0719. (Ba.m. to 10p.m.). Telephone: *****37/ 292 7285, Miss Katharine. Reg.no. *****7/00 W. CONFIDENTIAL INTRODUCTIONS. MOOATA: Palmate, Singapore
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    • 379 23 THE MEETING PLACE TAMIL PRACTISING CATHOLIC, seeks single humbis. practising Catholic Male (modem Tamil or Eurasian and non-smokers). 30 33 years old, for everlasting friendship. Enclose details to: S.M. Box 774 #03-01 A Delta House, 2 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315. LADY WITH PLEASANT personality to meet matured gentlemen. Reply with
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    • 548 23 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Cooip—tet Wiadlng-Up No. 1M if IMS la Ike Matter of Ik Computet Act (Chapter 185) Am la the Matter el AERON ENTERPRISES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice to hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the
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  • 214 24  -  POLICE 4 GEYLANG INT'L 1 By HO KWANG HOCK POLICE SA, who are well on the road to the National Football League Division One title, maintained their leading position by beating Geylang International 4-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. The policemen
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  • 156 24 DOWN 2-0, Combined Schools yesterday hit back to defeat Jurong Town Football Club 4-2 in the National Under-18 tournament at Farrer Park. Jurong's downfall came when they conceded an own-goal after Schools had tied the score 2-2. In the last-minute, Schools put the issue
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  • 124 24  -  By B KULA A GEM of a goal by Jansenites' A Ravindran early in the second-half of their Premier League hockey match against Police at Farrer Park yesterday gave them a victory which was far less rewarding than the one they enjoyed last season.
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  • Page 24 Advertisements
    • 645 24 NOTICES PUBLIC AUCTION CHAPTER 222 (PAWNBROKERS) Unredeemed pledges made up to December 1984 consisting of gold and silver ornaments, jewelleries etc pledged with the following pawnshops will be sold by public auction. Ban Hin Pawnshop Blk 2 Jin Bukit Merah #01 5162 Ban Joo Pawnshop Blk 1 Tg Pagar Plaza
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    • 158 24 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 188 AND CHEVELSONB TRADING PTE LIMITED (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before 30th July, 1985 to send in their names and addresses
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    • 454 24 NOTICE Central Provident Fund accounts of:Name of Deceased Members Account No 1. BUTCKER RONALD A*****8E 2. APPASAMY PADAYCHI SWAMIVELU *****03H 3. MUNIANDY 8/0 SINNAN *****141 4. ARIRN BIN HUSSAIN *****000 5. SAIO BIN SALLEH SAID SALLEH ABOEEN *****61Z 6. MASAGOS MOHAMED BIN MASAGOS OMAR *****70 C 7. TAN JUAT BUAY
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    • 165 24 in tim Miner or im Companies Act, Cap. 185 And In TI»o Matter off TftlQLO PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) Mombora' Voluntary Winding up. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on or before the 27th day of
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    • 401 24 HIVEST INVESTMENTS PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordnary General Meeting of HIVEST INVESTMENTS PTE LTD held on 25 June 1965. the following Special Resolution was duly passed:That HIVEST INVESTMENTS PTE LTD be wound up voluntarily and that Messrs Roger Philip Edmonds, Michael Lim Choo San and Jeffrey
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  • sports
    • 517 25  -  Fine effort leaves runner gasping for breath Story by ERNEST FRIDA ONG LING Ling 'may be gasping for breath after her 200 m event but it was a run that was well worth the effort. Her 29.0s in the Under-15 race was enough
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    • 107 25 SINGAPORE Island Country Club (SICC) recorded a rare double in the Singapore Golf Associations (SGA) league competitions by winning the Eremier and handicap tiles yesterday. According to club officials, this is the first time a club has won two SGA titles the same year. SICC won
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    • 395 25  -  By ERNEST FRIDA EUGENE CAMPOS, the former Malaysian International golfer, paid nis dues to Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) yesterday when he helped the club win the Singapore Golf Association Premier League title at Folkestone Road. Campos, 44, a senior executive with an oil
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    • 456 25 MR Will COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK DATUK BAKAR DAUD, the Trengganu Football Association vice-president, was both "angry" and delighted with his team's hero and former Singapore midfielder Ahmad Paijan. "Angry" because Ahmad took to the field against doctor's orders; happy that
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    • 480 25 RACE 1 MS G 2 Dhr S 1200 m 9 Go Fred Go 53.5 Foo (3) 7SI 4 Falfilmeat 58Leoag(ll) 222 7 Express Car D 54.5 Tiley (S) 943 1 Saadroacioa S7 Dub (II) I 1 4 Owner Ivy'i leagae Trailer Loh Via by: 1-I'A-lH Time: 1:15.2
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    • 187 26 AP LONDON, Monday WIMBLEDON may have banned the leotard look, but Victorian lace, bows and boned bodies would be smash hits on court, according to a group of young American players. To prove their point, seven young women lined up in central London yesterday, wearing
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    • DOWN THE LANES
      • 301 26 ALLEY CHAT WITH ALFONSO CHAN RONNIE Ng suffered an embarrassing last but one position when he joined 24 other national triallists in the first roll-off of the third phase trials to select the national squad at Jacliie's Bowl Orchard on
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      • 193 26 FRIDAY Foursome league at Kim Seng Bowl: A number of fine bowling scores have been returned in this business houses league, which features clubs as well as commercial companies. Topping the events in high game and high series (scratch) is Vincent Tay, with a whopping 261
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      • 71 26 AT TENPIN Bowl, where the fourth week of the Bangkok All-Stars qualifying rounds was completed two Sundays ago, only 40 signed up for the competition which win select bowlers to represent the Tenpin in the tournament. Martin Pereira, with 801 pinfalls, Gary Lim (798) and Boy Tay
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  • MONITOR sports
    • 484 27  -  Ahmad Paijan admits tie took a 'dive' to earn penalty A comer flag comes in handy for Paijan By S GULAM TRENGGANU'S former Singapore international Ahmad Paijan yesterday admitted he took a "dive", to earn the controversial penalty that gave his team a 1-0 win over Federal
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    • 304 27  -  By S GULAM IT WAS incredible. Despite their boast of being able to counter any move by Trengganu, Federal Territory fell for the same old trick, just as Singapore had done before in the quarter-finals. Trensganu, playing their brand of
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    • 209 27 ARGENTINA 2 PERU 2 BRAZIL 1 BOLIVIA 1 Reuter BUENOS AIRES, Monday ARGENTINA became the sixth country to qualify for the 1986 World Cup soccer finals when a late equaliser laid on by defender Daniel Passarella gave them a 2-2 draw with Peru yesterday in
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