The Straits Times, 14 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    'Scholars yes, but not at frontline'
    890 1  - 'Scholars yes, but not at frontline' LEE KIM CHEW Two old-guard NTUC leaders spell out role of new union talent By Professionals should be backroom boys 4 FROM my own experience, I still feel it is not desirable to reverse the role of elected leaders vis-a-vis the professionals, i.c the
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    'Walesa arrested' report
    100 1 'Walesa arrested' report GDANSK, Wed. Polish police today took Lech Walesa, leader of the outlawed Solidarity trade union, from his home here after threatening to use force, a witness said. The witness, an American newsman m Mr Walesa's home at the time of the incident, was told by Mr Walesa:
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    The kind of relationship we want-by Ho
    379 1 The kind of relationship we want-by Ho LABOUR MP Ho See Beng yesterday cited one example of the kind of relationship old-guard unionists want with scholars and professionals. It was one that involved three men, the late Prof Tom Elliott, former senior civil servant S. R. Nathan and the Commissioner
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    Tahiti twister
    36 1 PAPEETE, Wed. One person died, dozens were injured and thousands were left homeless when cyclone Veena hit the South Pacific island of Tahiti and its sister island Moorea, local government sources said today. Reuter
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    Indonesian pledge on devaluation day dealings
    325 1 JAKARTA, Wednesday THE Bank of Indonesia told banks here today that all foreign exchange transactions carried out on March 30, when the rupiah was devalued, would be honoured at the old rate, banking sources said. The ruling followed protests from Dank officials, who said
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    Lord Belstead here on way to Brunei
    125 1 BRITISH Foreign Office Minister Lord Belstead arrived here yesterday on his way to Brunei to discuss defence needs and smooth reported strains m relations with the Sultanate. Lord Belstead, who is responsible for Asia m the British Foreign Office held talks with Foreign
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    Arab summit postponed
    51 1 RABAT, Wed. An extraordinary Arab summit meeting due to take place m Morocco next weekend has been postponed until the beginning of May, Moroccan government sources said today. The summit was called by King Hassan 15 days ago to work out fresh Arab Middle East Deace initiatives.
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    Eight YIPs in Tokyo helped KGB
    449 1 Eight YIPs in Tokyo helped KGB says report TOKYO, Wed EIGHT leading Japanese figures, including a former labour minister, have been accused m an American magazine by a former Soviet KGB agent of collaborating with the KGB. The Japanese edition of Reader's Digest, which released the eight names today, said
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    Dhana refutes Soviet claims
    725 1  -  TAN LIAN CHOO 4 Kapitsa misquoted' row By Our Diplomatic Correspondent FOREIGN Minister S. Dhanabalan yesterday refuted Russian claims that Singapore had misquoted the Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr Mikail Kapitsa. He also dismissed Vietnamese criticism of the United States arms airlift to Thailand, pointing out
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    Vietnam and allies hold urgent meeting
    579 1 Vietnam and allies hold urgent meeting Vietnam, allies hold meeting BANGKOK, Wed. Vietnam and its two neighbouring allies, Laos and the Heng Samrin regime m Cambodia, held an unexpected foreign ministers' yesterday. The conference was held m Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, at the peak of Hanoi's dry season offensive
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      $21b deficit for Saudis
      63 1 RIYADH, Wed. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, said today it would have a 35 billion rival (Ss2l billion) budget deficit m the new financial year because of a drop In world oil prices. The Finance Ministry said the kingdom expected to spend 2W billion
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      137 1 52 pages today ADRIAN LIM MAKES HIS DEFENCE Page 16 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 34 TIMESCOPE II CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 TIMES BUSINESS 17-29 CLASSIFIEDS 21-35 SPORTS 37-39 Thatcher's battle for hearts and minds Teresa Ooi report* from London: Page 14 WITH a recession-hit economy and lengthening unemployment
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      605 2 Bridging NTUC gap ONE main task awaiting Mr Ong Teng Cheong when he moves from the Labour Ministry to the NTUC next month, is to rebuild the trust and confidence of the rank-and-file m the top union leadership. Mr Ong, 47, will be bringing with him a great deal
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      COMMENT
      141 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Prime Minister's commitment to a more open style of leadership is an essential part of rapport-building. The commitment of people such as Mr LJm Chee Onn. who will soldier on despite having to leave the NTUC, is also essential. The old and the young
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      329 2 P.S.A. POSTPONES PLAN FOR NEW CONTAINER FACILITIES THE PORT of Singapore Authority has deferred its plan to build new container-handling facilities on two offshore islands during this decade. The authority has apparently revised its plans following a slower-than-expected growth m container traffic this year, because of the slowdown
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      SPORTS
      316 2 There's still hope THE national women's hockey team is plunged m depression. After a sparkling draw against France, the women have buried themselves m shame after their dismal performance against a lacklustre Zimbabwe, to which they lost 2-0 on Tuesday at the Inter-continental Cup m Kuala Lumpur. But recover
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      511 2 Bosses back down AUSTRALIA'S employers have backed away from their hardline stand on wages at the National Economic Summit m Canberra and accepted union demands for a return to a centralised system of wage fixing. But they are continuing to resist pressures from the unions and government
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      SECTION 2
      319 2 Breaking from masses THERE is an increasing number of Japanese executives taking new paths and trying new methods m a sharp break with the traditional precepts of the Japanese corporate community. This new breed of non-conformists has forsaken secure, lifetime employment m prestigious corporations to head small companies
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      196 2 Setback for builders THE economic slowdown has hurt bumiputra contractors. The government's efforts to help them upgrade to take on bigger projects "have to take a back seat for the time oeing until the country gets over the current economic slowdown," said a Public Works and Utilities
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      SECTION 3
      166 2 (Spore edition) Taiwan TV TELEVISION stations m Taiwan have a common aim to educate viewers by transmitting the "right" values as defined by "the government. A recent ruling requires programmes to be censored before screening. But the TV industry m no way feel its freedom threatened. TAN JONG
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Little Fernando wins over grandmother Imelda
      415 3 Little Fernando wins over grandmother Imelda vM*S3W 61 am belligerently, hysterically resistant to the idea of being called a grandmother. More difficult than choosing a name for the baby Is to decide what I shall be called. My life has gone so fast and it's so difficult for me to
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      Irene to marry
      88 3 MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos' youngest daughter, Irene, Is to marry a businessman on June 11, Mrs Imelda Marcos said yesterday. Irene, 83, will wed Gregg? Araneta, 35, the second son of a wellknown architect, Lois Araneta, m Sarat about 341 km from Manila. The quietest and
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      Stable ties come first, Soviets told
      315 3 TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN cannot expand its economic cooperation with the Soviet Union unless the two countries enjoy long-term stable political relations, Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe said today. In talks with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa. Mr Abe renewed his invitation for Soviet
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    • IN BRIEF
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        Ship's stormy berth
        69 3 THE AIRCRAFT carrier Invincible was the first of 12 British naval ships to dock m Gibraltar yesterday amid a stormy protest from Spain, which regards the visit as inopportune. The Invincible spearheaded the British force that recaptured the Falkland Islands from Argentina last year. A Royal Navy
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        'Yes' to $26 b budget
        71 3 THE SENATE budget committee, which rebuffed President Ronald Reagan on his defence budget, approved on Tuesday his entire request of US$l2.7 billion (5526.5 billion) for running international affairs. The funds will be spent on foreign aid, security assistance, the Import-Export Bank, and diplomatic functions m
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        Limits on ship output
        63 3 JAPAN'S TRANSPORT Ministry yesterday imposed mandatory output ceilings on Japan's 33 biggest shipyards to avoid excessive competition during the global shipbuilding slowdown. The ministry limited production at the yards to 74 per cent of their combined capacity of six million tonnes m the current financial year,
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        Clashes in Karachi
        47 3 POLICE FIRED tear gas yesterday to quell fresh religious violence m Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, witnesses reported. The witnesses said about 1,000 people were involved m the latest clashes between Sunni and Shia Muslims, m which several houses were burned and police stoned. Reuter
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        Time bombs kill 7
        73 3 SEVEN PEOPLE were killed and nine injured when three time bombs exploded within an hour last night m Zamboanga City, about 960 km south of Manila. Police believe Muslim secessionist rebels planted the bombs. On Tuesday, eight people were killed and three seriously wounded m a
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        50 die in cyclone
        58 3 A FLASH cyclone killed at least 50 people and injured 1,500 when it ripped through a coastal district m west Bengal, officials m Calcutta said yesterday. More than 6,000 people were made homeless when the storm hit 21 villages last night m the southern district of
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      Chinese PM starts NZ visit
      78 3 Chinese PM starts NZ visit WELLINGTON, Wed. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang began his four-day visit to New Zealand today, the first by a Beijing leader, by predicting closer ties between the two countries. Mr Zhao arrived m the South Island city of Christchurch with a 25--strong party of officials, including
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      Death for cops
      37 3 ISLAMABAD, Wed. A Pakistani military court has sentenced three policemen to death on the charge of torturekilling of a man four years ago, the official Associated Press of Pakistan news agency reported yesterday. Reuter
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      Poles' appeal
      27 3 AENGELHOLM (Sweden), Wed. Three l&-year-old Polish wrestlers attending a sports championship near this southern Swedish town have asked for political asylum, police said yesterday. Reuter
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      China gives second warning to Hanoi
      97 3 China gives second warning to Hanoi BEIJING, Wed. China has for the second time m three days accused Vietnam of new border provocations. It had earlier warned that Hanoi would face "grave consequences" if the incidents continued. The official Xinhua news agency said yesterday that Vietnamese troops fired more than
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      Employers give in to unions
      286 3  -  LIM SAY BOON Aussie workers win demand for centralised wage fixing By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia's employers have backed away from their hardline stand on wages at the National Economic Summit m Canberra and accepted union demands for a return to a centralised
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      Singer Effendi dies
      78 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesian singer Said Effendi, whose hits topped the song charts m Singapore and Malaysia m the 50s and 60s, died of a heart attack here on Monday. The 59-year-old singer had been m hospi- I tal for a week, Bernama reported. Among his hit songs
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      New head for British commercial TV station
      120 4 LONDON, Wed. Mr Timothy Aitken, grandson of Canadian press magnate Lord Beaverbrook, was yesterday named chief executive of Britain's struggling commercial breakfast television station. He succeeds his cousin, Mr Jonathan Aitken, who took temporary charge last month after the resignation of Mr Peter
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      Bonn criticises Brandt group
      263 4 Bonn criticis e s Brandt group BONN, Wednesday 'North blamed for too many of the woes of developing nations' THE North-South Commission chaired by ex-chan-cellor Willy Brandt has become a "mouthpiece" for the developing countries, a West German government report charged yesterday. The Brandt Commission has placed too much blame
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      River Rhine bursts its banks
      266 4 River Rhine bursts its banks BONN, Wed. The River Rhine burst its banks today, flooding the old city centre of Cologne and threatening to swamp the West German parliament m Bonn. Other West German cities also faced serious flooding and disruption. Water poured through Cologne streets lined with sandbags and
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      Swiss to get symbolic repayment of debt
      159 4 ZURICH, Wed. French President Francois Mitterrand has promised to make a symbolic repayment of a debt Napoleon Bonaparte incurred with a Swiss mountain village nearly two centuries ago. Mr Mitterrand on Monday told Swiss journalists m Paris that he had decided to make
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      Giant-size hailstone
      52 4 BEIJING, Wed. A giant hailstone fell m a city m eastern China, the Beijing daily reported today. The hailstone, which measured 50 cm to 60 cm m diameter shattered upon hitting the ground m the city of Wuxi, but the biggest fragment still measured 10 cm, the newspaper
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      Soviets who took refuge in US embassy go home
      222 4 MOSCOW, Wed. Six Soviet Pentecostalists who rushed past guards into the US Embassy m Moscow m 1978, return to their Siberian hometown today, hoping it will be a mere stepping stone to the West. A member of the group said the
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      Camel owner won't give in
      56 4 YEOVIL (England), Wed. A man who owns a one-eyed camel has refused to have her listed with other beasts m England's Dangerous Wild Animals Act. Officials here have demanded that the camel's owner, shopkeeper Alan Lovell, also buys special insurance to cover any damage that
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Washington is first black mayor of Chicago
      259 5 Washington is first black mayor of Chicago CHICAGO, Wed. Harold Washington (above) was elected Chicago's first black mayor early today. And his opening pledge was to revitalise the city and govern it with fairness and justice for all, including the thousands of whites who voted against him. "Today, Chicago has
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      Joint plan to avoid new banking crisis
      555 5  -  PETER BARNARD Laws m the offing to limit bank loans to foreigners By I US Editor WASHINGTON, Wed. A compromise between the Federal Reserve and the US Congress appears to have cleared the way for important new legislation aimed at reducing the risk
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      Time for banks to reduce rates: Volcker
      146 5 Time for banks to reduce rates: Volcker WASHINGTON, Wed. Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker yesterday gave a very strong hint that he thinks banks should start to cut interest rates. But he quickly added that he knows why banks have been reluctant to make a move. In doing so he
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      'Improve Russia, US teleprinter hot line'
      246 5 WASHINGTON, Wed THE Defence Department proposed yesterday that the teleprinter "hot line" between Washington and Moscow be improved, and that other emergency communications links be established to reduce the risk of nuclear war by miscalculation or accident. The hot line, set up 20 years
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      Night in jail
      47 5 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Polish expatriate film maker Zbigniew Rybczynaki, 34, whose movie, Tango, won an Oscar for best animated short film, was released after spending one night m jail. He had kicked two security guards m the groin after receiving his Oscar .«c UPI
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      THE BUNGLING BANK ROBBER
      66 5 SWANSEA (Massachusetts), Wed. Bungling bank robber Paul Bernier, 32, fainted yesterday when the woman cashier he held up at gunpoint said she had no money. Police, called to the bank by the cashier while Bernier lay unconscious on the floor, said he had aiso locked his
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      Israel to double Jews in West Bank
      235 6 Israel to double Jews in West Bank JERUSALEM, Wed. The Israeli government launched a public relations campaign today to persuade a 20,000 more Jews to settle m the occupied Arab West Bank. Brushing aside American appeals for a freeze on settlement, the Labour Ministry said it was spending eight million
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      Iraqis claim sinking of two Iranian 'naval targets'
      316 6 BAGHDAD, Wednesday IRAQ said today that its navy has sunk what it called two large Iranian naval targets off the Iraqi coast last night. The official Iraqi News Agency did not indicate the nature of the targets, but quoted a military spokesman
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      Attack claim
      44 6 GUATEMALA CITY, Wed. The Organisation of The Peofile In Arms, one of Guatemaa's main guerilla organisations, yesterday claimed responsibility for a bomb attack on a group of presidential guards who were out jogging, killing two of them and wounding 14 others. Reuter
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      Bahrain to revive assembly
      85 6 KUWAIT, Wed. Bahrain's Foreign Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Mubarak AlKhalifa, was quoted as saying today that Bahrain would soon revive its Parliament, dissolved in 1975 after friction with the Cabinet. The Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Siyassah quoted him as saying this would give the peode a say in
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      Arab held in killing
      102 6 LISBON, Wed. A young Arab was remanded m custody last night m connection with the murder of moderate Palestinian leader Dr Issam Sartawi, who was shot dead at a Socialist International congress m Portugal two days ago. A police statement said the magistrate had formally placed
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    Two plead not guilty to more tax charges
    199 7 GOODLAND Pte Ltd and two of its directors, each of whom already faces tax evasion charges involving more than $1 million, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to similar charges involving $729,260. The company and its directors Ho Kirn Swee, alias Ho Kian
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    Appeal m betting case allowed
    214 7 CHIEF Justice Wee i Chong Jin yesterday al- j lowed an appeal by i Swee Guan Organisation and 12 people against their conviction and sentence m a betting case and ordered the magistrate's court to refund a total of $39,000 to them. In quashing the
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    Principals on camping adventure
    86 7 Principals on camping adventure THIRTY principals will set up camp today at the Junior Sailing Club to help them understand and promote camping among their students. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), who has been promoting camping and uniformed groups m the schools, will visit the campsite tomorrow
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    E.T. cycle fad worries police
    301 7 THE E.T. bicycle feat fad is catching on with young cyclists here and the police are worried. Some children have taken to riding gaily decorated bicycles m groups and performing acrobatic feats just like m the film, E.T. The Extraterrestrial. And to make matter worse,
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    Extinguishers not dangerous, say firemen
    202 7 Extinguishers not dangerous, say firemen THERE is no danger from the incorrect handling of fire extinguishers recommended by fire experts for home use, said the Singapore Fire Service. The deputy chief of the service, Mr Tan Jui Seng, said that such extinguishers were safe and effective m an emergen- cy.
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    The assets he takes to NTUC
    462 8 The assets he takes to NTUC ONE of the main tasks awaiting Mr Ong Teng Cheong when he moves over to the NTUC next month is to rebuild the trust and confidence of the rank-and-file m the top union leadership. Mr Ong will bring to Shenton Way a great deal
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    Boost for Best students at centres
    90 8 Boost for Best students at centres BASIC education students at two centres yesterday received encouragement from the Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, to work hard and do well at the examinations. The students, at the Bukit Merah library and the Telok Blangah Educational Centre, have two months
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    Vasakhi festivities for Sikhs
    53 8 SIKHS celebrate Vasakhi, their new year, today with a "bhog" ceremony at the Central Sikh Temple m Serangoon Road. This celebration three days of continuous prayer will be the last function to be held at the temple's present premises, before it makes way for a new
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    Pang Boon's fifth portfolio
    99 8 Pang Boon's fifth portfolio COMMUNICATIONS ENVIRONMENT Minister Ong Pang Boon has held three other ministerial portfolios since he was elected MP for Telok Ayer m 1959, a seat he still holds today. He took over his present ministry m 1981 after a decade as the Labour Minister. From 1963 to
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    Sixth ministerial job for Barker
    140 8 LABOUR LAW Minister E. W. Barker, 62, has held four other ministerial portfolios since he was elected MP for Tanglin m September 1963. Today, he is still the MP for Tanglin after four general elections. He retains the Law Ministry, which has been under his
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    Fitz wants to run pharmacy chain
    174 9 Fitz wants to run pharmacy chain FITZPATRICK'S has branched out into pharmacies. Yesterday, its first independent pharmacy was opened at Serangoon Garden. A division has been set up within Fitzpatrick's to run what it hopes will eventually be a chain of outlets called Familycare Pharmacy. They will have qualified pharmacists
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    Two tried to lure away girl
    82 9 Two tried to lure away girl POLICE are investigating a report that a couple tried to lure away an eight-year-old schoolgirl from her school m Bendemeer Road lyThe girl was m the school compound when she was approached by the couple who tried to coax her to leave with them.
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    Energy course
    52 9 THE Nanyang Technological Institute and the Public Utilities Board will jointly hold a full-time training course on industrial energy conservation and management from May 9 to 14 The course designed for engineering and management personnel from the industrial sector will cost each participant $800. For details, ring *****44
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    Public are to blame for food price increases
    310 9 Public are to blame for food price increases CONSUMERS encourage hawkers to increase food prices by continuing to patronise their stalls even though they overcharge, a caller said yesterday. The commodity trader, who called the Hawker Hotline, criticised consumers for giving hawkers room to raise their prices and then later
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    Jobless man fined $1,750
    80 9 A JOBLESS man was fined a total of |1,750 by a magistrate yesterday for the theft of two motorcycles. Lai Kam Weng, 21, pleaded guilty. On Jan 11, 1983, ne took Mr Phua Gek Soon's Yamaha motorcycle because he needed to replace the damaged parts of
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    Krishnamurti study circle
    62 9 A LOCAL centre for the study of author and philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti 's teachings has been set up. Publications and audio and video recordings of Mr Krishnamurti 's annual talks m various countries will be available at the centre called Krishnamurti Study Circle. Those interested please write
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    Lost-and-found hotline
    407 9 WITH the licence fees for hawker stalls increased since April 1, Singaporeans will be watching the prices at their favourite food stalls, while the hawkers will want to have their say as well. If you have any views, just ring The Straits Times-Shin Mm Hawker Hotline at *****72
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    Second park £or Ang Mo Kio
    146 9 ANG MO KIO new town will have a second "green lung" covering a 22 hectare hillock. Named Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West, the park will be developed at a cost of $2.7 million. A Japanese construction firm, Obayasbi Garni, has been awarded the
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      Make it the people's MRT
      936 10  -  RAY DHALIWAL By j^J WHEN g| Singapore pßj Mgr begins building "^UL &F its IVlass Rapid Transit am system at the end of the year, I m many of us will be Jm. WL inconvenienced by noise, m dust and displacement. JF There may even
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      When a mistake can cost $500,000
      328 10 MORE than $500,000 that's how costly a small misjudgement or error m building the Mass Rapid Transit system can be, said Mr H. Glennie, MTRC's administrator m charge of construction. The stunning figure is an estimate of the price of reconstructing a single column
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      Courtesy girls did the trick
      185 10 THE long-awaited Mass Transit Railway had just started operating m Hongkong and the first trains rolled into the stations. So did the curious crowds. Some knew what to do. Most did not. The grandmothers, the housewives, the man m the street walked uncertainly into the
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    'Magic stone' conman strikes again
    253 11 'Magic stone' conman strikes again THE "magic stone" conman has struck again after four months of silence. The latest incident happened on Monday m Clementi Central where a 50-year-old housewife was cheated of her life savings of $13,200. Police said yesterday that Madam S.E. Chua met the trickster and his
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    Director faces 36 charges
    109 11 Director faces 36 charges OVERSEAS Union Finance managing director Scan Say Yoong yesterday claimed trial to 36 charges of violating the Finance Companies Act concerning a $72MM loan made to Madam Lily Tan on Feb 5 1974 with no security. He also claimed trial to charges concerning submissions to the
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    Mother and son get court award
    295 11 THE High Court on Tuesday granted a mother and her son, Madam Lily Iskandar and Mr Herman Iskandar, judgment m respect of the proving of a will pertaining to all the fixed properties. The plaintiffs were named the executrix and executor m the last
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    Oldest church may get facelift
    405 11  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By SINGAPORE'S oldest church and a national monument, the Armenian church, may soon be restored and the grounds may be filled with orchids and turned into a public park. To make way for more garden space and better landscaping, the parsonage behind
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    BP comes out with its brand of new petrol
    181 11 BP comes out with its brand of new petrol KEEN market competition has forced a fourth oil company, BP, to introduce the new, cheaper-than-premium grade petrol at 25 of its 38 Singapore stations yesterday. The intermediate grade petrol between premium and regular grades was first introduced to Singapore's motorists by
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    World does not know of 'abuses in Cambodia'
    297 12 AN AMERICAN government media official expressed concern yesterday that outside of the immediate region, the rest of the world did not seem to realise "the terrible abuse of human rights" that was being carried out m Cambodia "by a totalitarian regime." Mr
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    US official on 3-day visit
    52 12 AMERICAN Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Mr Paul Wolfowitz, arrived here yesterday from Manila for a threeday visit. He will meet Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam and Foreign Affairs and Culture Minister
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    Air in Jurong just as clean
    352 12  - Air in Jurong just as clean RONNIE WAI Stringent checks keep pollution levels low By THE air m Jurong is clean. In fact, there are days when it would be wiser to be m Jurong than m the city. The Environment Ministry's higher executive engineer m charge of the Anti-Pollution
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  • IN THE COURTS...
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      When there's a dispute over taxi fare
      287 12 When there's a dispute over taxi fare WHEN there is a fare dispute between taxidriver and passenger, the driver has no right to ask his passenger to get out of the cab. The dispute should be referred to either the Registry of Vehicles or the police, a magistrate's court heard
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      FORMER LAWYER ON ABETTING CHARGE
      130 12 FORMER LAWYER ON ABETTING CHARGE LIM SHU JIN, 47, a former lawyer, yesterday pleaded not guilty to abetting the managing director of Overseas Union Finance to grant a $721,190 unsecured loan to a third party. LJm, now a businessman dealing m china and ceramics, allegedly abetted Seah Say Yoong m
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      Man who killed another has charge reduced
      157 12 A 61-YEAR-OLD man who killed another with a blow to his throat, and originally charged with causing the man's death through rashness, yesterday had the charge reduced to that of causing hurt. District judge Dalip Singh said R.M. Abdul Gaffoor had responded to
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      Asean 'has learned to deal with differences'
      139 12 ASEAN is not without its problems and differences, but it has learned to manage and contain them. Mr Privado Jimenez, the Filipino ambassador to Singapore said this when he spoke to members of the Rotary Club of Singapore at lunch yesterday at the
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      Orchard Road blackout
      120 12 OFFICE and department store workers In Orchard Road sweated It out m sweltering heat for two hoars yesterday when the electricity went off at 10.16 a.m. Areas affected by the power failure were Orchard Road, Tanglin Road, Lido Theatre, Metro Scotts, Tropicana and Kirn Lin Park. A
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      Musa tells Malays to retain spirit of nationalism
      186 13 Musa tells Malays to retain spirit of nationalism BANGI, Wed. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam yesterday urged Malays to retain the spirit of nationalism m developing the country for the benefit of future generations. Datuk Musa said it was nationalism that had galvanised the Malays to fight for independence.
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      For tradition
      49 13 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. Uriiversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, with the help of the Trengganu state government, had released a recording of gamelan music m its efforts to revive and popularise traditional music, Deputy State Secretary Datuk Omar Pilus said at the launching of the recording here on Monday. NST
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      $148m deal
      52 13 $148 m deal TOKYO, Wed. The Sabah Islamic General Assembly of Malaysia has awarded a 17--billiOn-yen ($l4B million) contract to Japanese firm C. Itoh and Company for the construction of its headquarters m Central Kota-Kinabalu, it was announced yesterday. The structure will have facilities for assembly, prayers, offices and an
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      The ply-by-night roadside 'dentists' of Kedah
      140 13 ALOR STAR, Wed. CLOTHING and household wares are not the only Items being sold at pasar malams (night markets) m several Kedah towns. For the right price, dentures, too, are available. These roadside dentists come prepared with equipment to take moulds to provide "brighter
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      Youths to condemn Soviet threat to Asean at gathering
      265 13 Youths to condemn Soviet threat to Asean at gathering KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian youths of all races will gather at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Friday to condemn the Soviet threat to Asean m the light of Vietnamese intrusions into Thai territory. The gathering is spearheaded by the Umno,
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      Sending more to Japan
      52 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government was planning to send more Malaysians to Japan for an extended period of training m technical and heavy industry, it was disclosed here yesterday. Minister m the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said this after meeting a Japanese
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      The first Lord President dies
      65 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The first Lord President of Malaysia, Sir James Thomson, died m Scotland last Friday, aged 81. Sir James, who was knighted m 1959, was instrumental m the Malayanisation of the Judiciary, the Star reported this week. He was first appointed Chief Justice
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      Forces chief off today
      64 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The chief of Malaysian defence forces, General Tan Sri Ghazali Seth, leaves for Australia today for a week's visit m conjunction with the fivenation defence exercise his country is taking part m. Malaysia will be represented by officers and men from the 17th
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      400 bumiputra contractors hit by recession
      364 13 400 bumiputra contractors hit by recession KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE economic slowdown has hit bumiputra contractors. A spokesman for the Bumiputra Participation Unit of the Public Works and Utilities Ministry said yesterday the department had at first intended to upgrade about 500 contractors. "But our efforts to help and develop
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      Dredging of North Channel to begin m June
      101 13 PORT KLANG, Wed. Dredging of the heavily silted North Channel is expected to begin m June. The Port Klang Authority's director-general, Mr Hashir Abdullah, said yesterday that the dredging, when completed by the end of August, would render the Kapar Shoal area
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      'Tiger may become extinct soon'
      155 13 'Tiger may become extinct soon' ALOR STAR, Wed. The tiger, which once roamed the Jangles of Kedah, may be on the verge of extinction, State Wildlife Director Zainuddln bin Abdu Shokor said recently. Not a single tiger was seen or reported to the department over the past year. "We believe,
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    The Straits Times says... What price rapport?
    500 14 The Straits Times says What price rapport? MR LIM CHEE ONN's forthcoming departure from the National Trades Union Congress is more dramatic than drastic. Most Singaporeans were undoubtedly surprised by the development. The frank manner m which the Prime Minister chose to "bring problems out into the open" was an
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    UK bosses seek to regain right to manage
    1255 14  -  TERESA 001 in London Realism on the shopfloor Longer job queues Weaker demand for more pay By f mm mm* fc» I New slogan? LAST weekend saw the completion of three months of consultations with top British industrialists on government plans to
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  • Ohter editorial comment
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      Self-induced paranoia
      285 14 The Economist ANDREI GROMYKO's denunciation of President Reagan's "interim" proposals for the reduction of medium-range missiles m Europe was pure political theatre. The Russians had rejected the American proposals before the president had uttered them. So, as the usually poker-faced Soviet foreign minister joked and ad-libbed his way
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      Lost chance
      134 14 THE FAILURE of President Ronald Reagan's peace plan for the Middle East suits the government of Israel, the Palestinian intransigents, and the Soviet Union, which is anxious to return to a central role m Middle Eastern affairs. The chief interest it does not serve is that of peace.
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      Summit or pageant?
      273 14 THE SEVEN presidents and prime ministers of the democratic industrial powers will gather m Williamsburg, Virginia, at the end of next month for the ninth annual economic summit meeting. This good idea was reduced to a pageant of posturing politicians the last two times out. President Ronald
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  • Article
    When imported goods are always 'better'
    576 14 When imported goods are always 'better' jsehh WHEN a friend and I ordered raw fish at a Japanese restaurant m Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian girl m kimono asked: "Local or imported?" We inquired which would taste better. "Imported, of course," she replied, with a sort of gentle hauteur. Meekly we
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Ministry has to ensure they do good job
      524 15 Ministry has to ensure they do good job On factory doctors WE refer to the report "Factory doctor's course under fire." (ST, April 8). The article quoted views of the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) from its March 15 circular to its members. The issues raised m that circular had, m
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      Help us help others breastfeed
      217 15 IN late January this year, a lady who had just had a baby telephoned the Breastfeeding Mothers' Group asking for help. She had given birth three days previously at a private hospital here and intended to breastfeed her baby. She had telephoned us for information
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      Give priority to those applying for first time
      240 15 Give priority to those applying for first time I REFER to the Housing Board's reply "Why they cannot apply immediately" (ST, April 4) to the letter "Why make us wait for 30 months?" by "Left Out." (ST, Jan 29). The HDB's policy of allowing flat-owners to apply to buy another
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      Employee's share of CPF should be the topic
      183 15 Employee's share of CPF should be the topic I REFER to the letter "Listen, and you will hear something m this silence" by "JZH" (ST, April 9), who responded to comments made by Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong as reported on April 3. The poor response from
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      It's important to let patients know more about their ailments
      576 15 Labelling drugs ('can help < to save.hves ST, April 16, 1980: The decision to label drags SINCE time immemorial doctors seem to have conspired to keep their patients m the dark as to what medicine they are getting. First it
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        Zone transfers must be allowed
        186 15 PLEASE refer to the letters "Flat applicants end up at queue s end" by "Queue-up (ST, March 18) and "Stop them from zone-hopping" by "Strong WiH" (ST, March 25), who suggested that the Housing Board stop applicants transferring from one zone to another. The HDB
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    I used electricity to kill Loh, says Lim
    2828 16  - I used electricity to kill Loh, says Lim BEN DAVIDSON and MAUREEN CHUA By ADRIAN Lim, 41, his wife Tan Mvi Choo, 28, and Hoe Kah Hong, 27, are charged with the murder of Agnes Ng Siew Heok, nine, and Ghazali bin Marzuki, 10, between January and February 1981. Lim
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        UOL loan stock passed
        46 17 SHAREHOLDERS of United Overseas Land Ltd have approved the company's $150 million convertible unsecured loan stock issue as well as the allotment and issue of the appropriate number of shares to holders of the loan stock who exercise their right of conversion.
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        Fixing interest rate
        34 17 THE interest rate for Singapore Factory Development's $75 million guaranteed FRN due 1986 has been fixed at 6 1 A per cent for the period April 4 to July 4, 1983.
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        HK Tin gets approval
        31 17 HONGKONG Tin PLC has obtained shareholders' approval for the amendment of Article 94 m its articles of association at the annual general meeting held on Feb 10.
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        New MBF issues
        88 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. MBF Holdings Bhd said it proposed to raise its issued capital to M 587.4 million from M 530.7 million through special and rights issues, subject to the approval of the relevant authorities. It said it will offer 13 million shares priced at Msl each
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        Bank may cut rate
        87 17 BRUSSELS, Wed. The National Bank may cut the discount rate today from the present 11 per cent, following falls m short-term interest rates and a strong performance by the franc on foreign exchanges last week, dealers said. They said the bank's governing board, which holds its
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        Sony profits forecast
        68 17 TOKYO, Wed. Sony Corp said parent company sales m the half-year to April 30 are expected to be below the 446 billion yen (553.93 billion) m the year-ago period because of cuts m export sales to help reduce large stocks held overseas. Recurrent and after-tax profits will
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        Oil consumption down
        103 17 HAMBURG, Wed. World oil consumption fell to 2.83 billion tonnes m 1982 from 2.93 billion tonnes m 1981, Esso AG, the West German subsidiary of Exxon Corp, said m a study. Consumption was more than 10 per cent below the 1979 peak of 3.16 billion tonnes. Over
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        Lower prime expected
        99 17 BRUSSELS, Wed. Manufacturers Hanover Trust president John Torell said he believes the United States prime rate will slide to about 9 per cent by the end of 1983 and to about 7 per cent by end-1984. US banks now quote 10 X A per cent prime rates.
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        Report on Swiss banks
        114 17 BERNE, Wed. Switzerland's banks are not as profitable as they seem, according to the Swiss Banking Commission. In its annual report, the commission attacks "the widespread assumption that banks earn more and more whatever the state of the economy and regularly book only a fraction of
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      High and Low to set up property development unit
      243 17 High and Low to set up property development unit HIGHLANDS and Lowlands is setting up a subsidiary company to undertake property development. The group's intention to venture into property was stated m its latest preliminary statement. However, no details were given. The group's 28,000-hec-tare estates are mainly m Selangor, particularly
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      French industrial policy to focus on private sector
      284 17 French industrial policy to focus on private sector PARIS, Wed. The new French Industry Minister Laurent Fabius has signalled an important shift m the government's industrial policy, with more emphasis on support for private enterprise and reduced state intervention. Mr Fabius, the former Budget Minister and a confidant of President
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      Space Invader maker hopes to hit jackpot in Japan
      423 17 TOKYO, Wed. Atari Inc will aim its selection of video games at Japanese children when a marketing arm begins operations m Japan m May. The Sunnydale, California-based company said it would begin selling a video computer system, priced at 24,800 yen
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      PSA postpones plan for new container facilities
      624 17 THE PORT of Singapore Authority has deferred its plan to build new container-handling facilities on two offshore islands during this decade. The authority has apparently revised its plans following a slower-than-expected growth m container traffic this year because of the slowdown m world
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      Johan drops bid to acquire Van der Horst
      331 17 JOHAN Holdings has failed m negotiations to take over Van der Horst Ltd. The Malaysian-based group terminated discussions on Monday with certain substantial shareholders of Van der Horst on buying their shares m the company. This was announced by Van der Horst
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      Genting subsidiary ventures into property
      210 17 Genting subsidiary ventures into property GENTING Bhd's wholly owned subsidiary, Genting Highlands Tours and Promotion Sdn Bhd, has announced plans to venture into property development. GHTP proposes to acquire 77 lots of converted land from Ko Rubber Plantations Pte Ltd, another wholly owned Gentings subsidiary, for M 52.17 million cash.
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      UMW in talks to set up car Darts venture
      93 17 UNITED Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd is negotiating with several leading manufacturers m Japan to undertake jointly the production of car components m Malaysia. The negotiations with UMW's potential partners have reached the final stages and a deal is expected to
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices close lower: on profit-taking
        461 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed lower on profit-taking m selective active trading. F N fell 10 cents to $8.30, Keck Seng 6 cents to $4.34, Straits Trading 20 cents to $7.05, Hong Leong Finance 20 cents to $5.00, ICB 30 cents to $7.35 and OCBC 30
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        SCOREBOARD
        29 17 Up Down ouch Industrials 23 11 22 Finance 5 15 1 Hotels 17 6 Properties 2 8 3 Plantations 4 4 3 Mining 12 2 Deb/Loans 18 1
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        75 17 Boustead Bhd -5 Danlop Ind Guinness -2 MTC Pan Elec -2 Rothmans S Trading -20 U M Works -6 Cft C +15 Esso Gathrie Bhd NBT -4 Perils Plant 2 Semb Ship Sap Corp -4 Wearnes -4 CCM -4 F& N -10 Haw Par -6 Nat
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          Falls
          63 17 Sth Msia Ind 410 -26 I C B 740 -2S O C B C 1180-20 Ming Court 830 -20 Straits Trading 705 -20 F E Lc vingston 605 -20 Sel Properties 555 -20 H Leong Fin 500 -20 C Sugars 1210 -10 FAN 830-10 H Leong Credit 535 -10
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          Rises
          34 17 S T P 1975 895 +25 Lion Corpn 372 22 Metro Hidgs 1000 +20 Kamunting Tin 655 +20 them Ind 290+20 C ft C 570+15 Ainal Steel 308 +13 Nat Iron 995 +10
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          Indices
          44 17 April 12 April 13 BT Composite: 883.88 880.26 BT Indicator: *****4 *****8 ST Industrials: 892.96 889.21 ST Finance: 2228.90 2214.92 ST Hotels: 1045.96 1041.78 ST Properties: 701.57 698.45 ST Minings: 235.97 236.39 ST Plantations: 985.80 985.55 OCBC: 796.02 789.88 SES Ind: 671.53 667.98
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          Most Active
          24 17 UOB 1,692,000 Sime Darby 802,000 city Dcv 792,000 rX, C find (¥¥l T^'nm MUI 443,000 To*, turnover: 15.41 m Total value: $55.39
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    Singapore closing prices
    2751 18 Adjusted far scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of II shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL O's Net 83 Last Div p/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale or- ('000) High Low 280 235 Acma 270 -4 21.7 26.2
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    Prices end lower on nervous trading
    657 18 INVESTORS turned nervous at the stock market yesterday and sellers prevailed throughout the session. Selling actually began slowly, almost reluctantly, but increased as the day progressed. The Business Times Composite Index was down 3.62 points to 889.26 and the Straits Times Industrial Index was
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    Unit trusts
    187 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 14) The Commerce 3.32 3.53 The Savings Fund 1.87 1.98xd Spore Prog Fund 1.45 1.54 Spore Sec. Fund 2.21 2.35 Spore Invest Fund 1.17 1.24 Spore Equity Fund 1.44 1.53 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 14) Ma) Invest Fund
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    BUSINESS DONE
    2032 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    Singapore
    1229 18 OUE (5258 5.305) (1) 535 (21) 5.30 (4) 5.25 (5) 5.25 (7) S.3OSETT (4) 5.35 (5) 5.30 Sea lion (4.408 4.445) 14) 4.46 (3) 4.44 (20) 4.44 Shangri-La (5.108 5.155) (2) 5.15 CD PROPERTIES BRaya (2.315) (37) 2.33 (46) 234 (33) 2.35 (4) 2.32 (7) 232 (23) 231 (8)
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      Hongkong
      320 18 PRICES yesterday closed mostly steady m slow, dull trading with no new factors, brokers said. Shares opened higher m line with Wall Street's closing, but were pegged by profit-taking until the last half-an-hour, when some fund buying was seen. HK Bank gained 15 cents to HKJ9.6O, while HK Electric
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      Tokyo
      389 18 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday edged higher to close just below last week's record high on selective buying of blue chips m response to the overnight rise on Wall Street. The market average added 11.81 to end at 8,480.44, compared with the record of 8,485.82 on Monday last week.
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      Zurich
      261 18 SHARE prices closed mostly higher m fairly active trading on Tuesday with expectations of lower interest rates supporting the market. Monday night's firmer trend on Wall Street and the weaker doller helped sentiment. Among banks Union Bank bearer fell 20 francs to 3,380 after trading ex dividend on Monday.
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    KL finishes weaker
    365 18 SHARE prices closed lower across a fairly wide front on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices had opened marginally higher m line with better trading conditions on overseas bourses, but weakened slightly for most of the morning session. Afternoon trading saw some selective buying interest, but
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    794 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma AjUiomoto (3.208) Alcom (2.00 B) (11) 1.99 (49) 2.00 A Choc
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    42 18 Up Down unch Industrials 22 60 25 Finance 2 5 1 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 3 7 0 Oil Palms 6 2 0 Tins 2 6 4 Rubbers 6 11 1 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 0 1 0
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      RUBBER
      367 19 RUBBER PRICES m Singapore yesterday closed higher with May One RSS buyers quoted at 250.00 cents a kilo, up 6.50 cents from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on mm^mm^t^mmam^ higher London advices and some May demand after a higher opening. Afternoon prices gained further ground on
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 19 Rubber: April 13 Singapore: May: 250.00 cents (up 6.50 cents) Malaysia: May: 265.50 cents (up 5.00 cents) Tin: M 531.78 per kilo (down three cents) 111 tonnes (down 44 tonnes)
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      PALM OIL
      173 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday eased on short-selling m quiet trading. In the April position, south region fell M 57.50 to $805 a tonne and central $5 to $800. The refined market was dull, despite Pakistan's buying of 11,000 tonnes of RBD palm oil at U*****.84
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      COPPER
      31 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1086.00 (£1070.50); sellers £1086.50 (£1071*00); Three Months buyers £1115.00 (£1100.00); sellers £1115.50 (£1100.50). Market tone: Firm. Sales: 19,800 tonnes.
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      SSR and SMR
      95 19 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: HAS May June (Current Mta) (Forward Mth) Buyers Seller* Buyer* Seller* SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 224.00 226.00N 225.00 227.00N SSR 50 (1-ton pallet) 220.00 222. D0N 221.00 223. D0N MRELB May June SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 307.50 309.50N 308.50 310.50N SMRL (1-ton
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      STRAITS TIN
      329 19 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday slipped three cents to M 531.78 a kilo, but remained within the ITA "may buy" range of $29.15 and $32.06. The marginal drop reflected a technical adjustment to Tuesday's substantial rise. At this level light scattered demand was seen from buyers
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      Produce exchange
      133 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $113.00 sellers, new drum fob $117.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $58 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      RAS PRICES
      301 19 RAS prices m cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 245.00 246.00N 249.00 250.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. May 246.00 247.00 250.00 251.00 Int. 1 R.S.S. June 238.50 239.50 242.50 24^50 Int 2RSS. 225.00 227.00N 226.50 228.50N
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      GOLD
      235 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,307 and closed at $29,170 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00/ 432.00. Prices traded narrowly, hovering around $431.25/432.00. The market was pratically stagnant with no interest at all. It closed for lunch at $431.00/431.75. In the
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      Money and exchanges
      704 19 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1015/25. Trading was basically quiet with the rate remaining steady at that level on the local foreign exchange market yesterday. The US unit closed marginally higher at $2.1020/30. The US dollar was traded mixed against major currencies and closed lower. Trading
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      Discount
      44 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount bouses on April 13: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 3 Ckwing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2*t> 2Vi 3-month Bank bills 8 7% 3 months CD 7H 7% 8 months CD 7% 7 1 Sntm: N»dMMl Discount C*.
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      32 19 Claslag tartertaak rales far Slagipam Mian m April U: Offer Bid Overnight 15 14 1 month 8 'A 8 2 months Vh 77/16 3 months TVi 77/16 Overnight mode 12
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      'prime lending rate?
      24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.99 per cent.
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      378 19 THE market yesterday rose strongly for the second consecutive day m very heavy trading, with the sharpest gains concentrated throughout the industrial sector. Near the close, the All Ordinaries index was up 8.1 points at 561.9, due mainly to a leap m the all industrials index of 12.2 to
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      London
      656 19 LONDON, Wed. The market closed easier m moderate trading, and at 3 pm the FT index was off 1.1 at 886.6. The recent record levels attracted profit- taking but prices turned firmer around mid-session on news that the Bank of England cut its money market intervention rates. The rally
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      50 19 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1056.44 Tuesday 1052.40 Week Ago 998.46 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 699.0 Tuesday 686.9 Week Ago 656.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 561.9 Tuesday 553.8 Week Ago 523.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 687.7 Monday 683.9 Week Ago 654.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1145.32 Monday 1141.83 Week Ago 1120.16
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      176 19 SHARE prices were firmer on Tuesday, in line with Monday's higher Wall Street close, with six of the 31 actively traded domestic shares reaching their highest points this year. Fls ABN 387.00 18J AhOld 175.00 7.3 Akzo 60.50 +0.8 AMEV 120.00 +1.5 Amfas B2JS0 unch Amrobnk 94.90 1.7 Bergoss
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      107 19 PRICES yesterday closed easier on reduced turnover of 1.66 million pesos compared with 2.41 million on Tuesday. Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo PhU Apex Mining B 0.014 unch Atlas Con. B. 30.00 -1 B&gulo Gold Basic Petroleum 0.009 unch Benguet Con. B 80.00 unch CDCP 1.30 unch First Phil Hldgs
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      390 19 IT WAS THE eight-month anniversary of the market's unprecedented rally and stock prices closed slightly higher m lacklustre trading on Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was on a roller coaster all day, climbing 4VS points m the first hour of trading, then dropping as much as 4.45
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      KUALA LUMPUR PRICES
      1047 19 FROM: P»ge 18 S Steamship (2.288 2.305) (1) 2.28 (1) 2.30 S Trading (7.608 7.655) (19) 7.65 (1) 7.70 (2) 7.75 (7) 7.80 (5) 7.60 Supreme Corp (1.905) (76) 1.89 (2) 1.91 (5) 1.88 (68) 1.90 Supreme Plant (1.708 1.725) (3) 1.70 (1) 1.71 (7) 1.72 Syn
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      564 19 APPOINTMENTS CTKjTljir) PETROCHEMICAL KflHl CORPORATION 11 l_%fLl-J (PTC) IJD /f Be right m the fore-front of Singapore's Petrochemical Industry! The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR" 1 Ethylene Plant I The successful candidate
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      Projects expected to boost Promet earnings
      479 20 PROMET Bhd is headed for a busy 1983 with several projects coming on stream m each of its four main operating divisions. In marine engineering, the first completed production jacket will roll out of its newly established fabrication yard m Johore by June. The
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      Great Pacific puts up exceptional profit showing
      345 20 HELPED by strong growth m loans and advances, Great Pacific Finance has achieved impressive earnings for 1982. Group pretax profits at the rapidly expanding non-bank-affiliated finance company rose a hefty 125 per cent to $6.45 million from $2.87 million before. Group turnover rose
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      Peak Hua plans to expand range of Lien Hoe projects
      304 20 Peak Hua plans to expand range of Lien Hoe projects PEAK Hua Holdings, which is making a general offer for Lien Hoe Industries, intends to pursue an aggressive policy of expansion and diversification m Malaysia. In its formal offer documents to Lien Hoe shareholders, Peak Hua disclosed that its plans
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      Bank urges closer East-West trade ties
      236 20 FRANKFURT, Wed. Prospects for Western exports to the Soviet Union are likely to be dimmer this year, but remain good m the longer term, according to Deutsche Bank, West Germany's biggest bank. The bank, which is heavily involved m financing trade with Eastern Europe,
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      Esso (M) denies sale report
      118 20 Esso (M) denies sale report ESSO Malaysia Bhd has denied that negotiations have been going on with Petronas to sell 40 per cent of its equity to the Malaysian national oil company. The company was responding to press reports which said that the parent company of Esso (M), USbased Exxon
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      130 20 I j The Mind Bindere, 1 I Martians, QED, Sunshine, I I Time Savers I 9 See them live at the B I May National QCC Convention I Venue: PUB Auditorium B Dates: 14, 28 May, 4, 11 June fl Sessions: 9.00 am to 1.00 pm, 2.00pm to 5.30 pm
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      588 20 l|| Centrally located m Orchard Road's shopping and j*w-**** tourist area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt I Hotel while Holiday Inn is just across the road. M ZZZ* 'S'teareaof 180.000sq.ft/16.7005q. metres approximatel J A***£m ll orms a G° ld en Triangle with Tangs and Metro Yy-Jt^vr- a*^' f Orchard.
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      749 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinary I 1 .00 per word (Mm 1 5.00) G/v ewi J^* m jtf^±. j^" m m^i wmmm \i^i pmmm^k i^^^K. 4^^^^. f% Saturday 9.00 ar^-^oopm a3 $18.00 per col. cm A Entertainment 4 Food guide >SL -tt gjS.
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      727 21 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing FOR SALE, ALMOST new furniture, dining set, cabinets, etc. Contact: *****41. 19 Household Appliances CLEARANCE SALE. Brand new Imported refrigerators, frostfree, 416 litres, twin-door/ guaranteed. $1,100 each. Used refrigerators $100 $400. *****55. SPECIAL OFFER: 30 40% below normal price twin-door frostfree refrigerators with guarantee. Please call:
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      530 21 19 Household 19 Household Appliances Appliances AgMtA SHOWER (ftiittft; screens DO WONDERS FOR YOUR BATHROOMS Prevents splashing of water on bathroom, ensuring non-slippery and cleaner floors Made of Acrylic or Polystryene it is fungi and mildew resistant and is safer compared toglass screens i 1 The translucent j V screen
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      567 21 35 House Cleaning/ Painting SPECIALISED IN STEAM, shampooing carpet, seats, animal skin, general cleaning, grinding of tiles and painting. Call: *****34. HOUSE CLEANING AND painting services available at reasonable rates. Call JCR Services, tel: *****84 now. HOUSE/FACTORY PAINTING HDB 3-roomed ($250), 4-roomed ($330), 5-roomed ($420). Free wall design. Call *****83.
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      952 21 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor ALUMINIUM H.D.B. WINDOW grilles, glass sliding doors/ windows, iron grilles/ fencing and all general contract works. Tel: *****28. KWANG BUILDERS SPECIALISE m extension of houses, construction of private houses, renovation, painting and etc. Call *****75. MARBLE FOR WASH basin/ bar counter/ kitchen top/ floor/ wall. *****74 *****11.
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      282 21 38 TV/Video/ Sound System TV PICTURE TUBE Specialist offer 26" CTV tubes $220. 12 months guarantee. Other sizes available. Service and installation. CRT *****94. AERIALS INSTALLATION, REPAIR all kinds of Colour, B/W Television. Guarantee for 3 months after repair. Tel: 4531 135. COLOUR T.V. ANTENNAE installation or repair. Call: *****52/
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      289 21 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies ATTENTION ALL DRAFTSMEN and Designers. America's finest drafting paper 'Clearprlnt' is here to serve you with its unchanging uniformity, durability, transparency, printing quality and erase without ghosting. For free demonstration, call *****02/ *****77. NATIONAL PUSH BUTTON Key Telephone System. V8350D. With 9 Instruments In perfect condition.
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      202 21 jnW DANCE TEACHERS ARE re- M t^_ J jCM quired for classical and jazz jpt&H0 > ll *Gtatt^M £7fl ballet, disco, aerobic disco ff «***»>■ j|U| and even tap dancing. Make M mml fly*i your first move to No 116, >^ BP^* B^ I '****"^e»a¥ kL7H Dancing. J£J Groupers and
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      71 21 53 Computer Products/Services WORD PROCESSOR/ COMPUTER FOR ONLY $7,200 PCBBOIB CPU and keyboard 184K PCBBSIB 14" monochrome monitor PCBO3IB dual disc drive unit 15" Daisy wheel printer Software and training provided 6 months warranty provided ROGENRY COMPUTERS PTE LTD 190 Clemenceau Avenue #02-21, Spore Shopping Centre Singapore 0923 TEL: *****41
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      618 22 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services ACCOUNTS/ TAX RETURNS for proprietors partnerships, secretarial services/ formation of limited companies. Reasonable charges. Call Mr Yap *****08. ACCOUNTS/ TAX RETURNS for proprietors, shops, clinics and companies: Secretarial services, Including limited companies incorporation. *****41/ *****03. JOIN A PROFESSIONAL answering service with pager and telex
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      843 22 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities r SUPPLY OF MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP A MACHINERY I Tenders are called for the following workshop machinery (1) One 6" Swing Lathe s (2) One 10" Swing Lathe X Above to come with metric and imperial dials, metric and H imperial screw
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      326 22 FRESH OR LIVE Groupers and Slakap fishes 500 to 800 gm for sale. Any quantities. Please call: *****33. FOOD STALL WANTED m dlst. 3, 4, 5 or 21. Please call: *****1. 62 Other Products/ Services f BELF-APPLJCABLE A INSTANT WHITE ANT EXTERMINATION Do II by your-arlf Red Seal Ami-TcrmJtt Chemical
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      375 22 66 Situations Vacant a) Protesslonal Executive An established organisation marketing well-known cosmetic brands fashion accessories requires: DISPLAY COORDINATOR Candidates must possess a flair for creativity with some experience m designing and co-ordinating point-of-sale as well as window display for in-store promotions. Interested applicants, please call Rebecca for an interview at:
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      473 22 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER 1) Preferably 5 years experience working In a top hotel or large organization 2) Female, aged 28-40 years 3) A good GCE "A" level with distinction In English Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Those earning less than $1,500 need
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      753 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD REQUIRES ACCOUNTS CLERK Applicants should possess GCE 'O' level. Preferably from Commerce Stream. Working experience not essential but must be hardworking and has initiative Accurate typing. Speed of 30 wpm on electric would
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      410 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical i' Hit EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS Pi PTE LTD M I We invite applications j for the following I positions: Applicants should possess a Diploma/Certificate m Plastic and Rubber Technology or I Mechanical Engineering. Preference will be given to those with add it- I ional
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      445 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical i Singapore-Japan Merchant Bank Ltd has immediate vacancy for: i ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT/ CLERK Qualifications:- j 'A' level Accounting/ LCC Higher Accounting < or higher. 3- 5 years relevant work Ing experience In accounts work of financial i Institution. Knowledge of ACU Books and MAS
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      649 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Jl We have immediate vacancies for:STORE CLERK (MALE) c GCE 'O' level m at least 3 subjects including Mathematics. c Must have completed/exempted from fulltlme National Service. c Preference will be given to applicants with some experience m store-keeping procedures. OFFICE MESSENGER (MALE/FEMALE) c
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      409 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical NEDLLOYD EAC AGENCIES PTE LTD We are looking for suitable male personnel to join our Operations Department as: CLERK c The successful candidate should possess a minimum of 3 QCE 'O' level credits, c Allhouglh experience will be an asset, those without will also
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      505 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical J SALES CO-ORDINATOR Printing To assist the Customers Service Manager to organise and process tales enquiries and prepare estimates. Ability to liaise with customers and correspond independently is essential. Applicants should be 22 years or under, clean typists with good grades m at least
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      582 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Immediate TEMPORARY vacancies for:--e CONVENTION HOSTESS Speaks good English/Spanish. c EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES Have experience working with Americans. Independent and mature. 5 weeks. ACCOUNTANT Upper Bt Tlmah. c JNR ACCOUNTS CLERKS Hillvlew Aye. Temp to Perm. Must be experienced. Call: *****60 for an appointment 1
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      475 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical BROWN BOVERI KENT (EAST ASIA) PTE LTD 4th floor BBC Complex No. 8 Pandan Avenue Singapore 2260 urgently requires a GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST c Possess GCE 'O' level with credit In English. c Ability to type 40-45 wpm. c Minimum 1 year's experience. Interested
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      658 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well Established Company opening new branch m J.B. this month urgently requires:AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK Applicants should preferably have the following qualifications: 1. Neat pleasant personality 2. MCE 'O' level 3. LCC Bookkeeping In termedlate 4. Some experience m an accounts Dept. 5. Able
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      662 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An International Diesel Company > invites applicants for the post of: TYPIST/GENERAL CLERK c Female Chinese preferred, c Completed Secondary educa- tion. c Able to type neatly and accurately at 35 wpm c Pleasant personality, c Working experience not essential. c Setiool Leavers may
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      489 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established legal firm requires: 1) EXPERIENCED SECRETARY 2) STENOGRAPHERS 3) TELEPHONE OPERATOR Please apply with full particulars to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 Established Trading Company requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c GCE O 1 level c Able to type neatly
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      878 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Insurance company requires: FEMALE TYPIST With GCE 'O' level c Ability to type c 30/35 wpm c Experience not necessary Please write to: The Manager Lite Division Maxwell Road P.O Box 147 Singapore 9002. Well Established Company requires:ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: c GCE
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      713 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required. Minimum GCE 'O. typing ability, experience not necessary. School leavers are welcome. Interested please call *****66. IMPORT AND EXPORT company requires General Clerk. Knowledge of English/ Mandarin. Write to: 102. Arab Street, Singapore 0719. PILING COMPANY REQUIRES General Clerk. Able
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      480 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales T Required urgently EXPERIENCED AND AGGRESSIVE 1) MALE/ FEMALE MERCHANDISE EXECUTIVES 2) FEMALE SALES COORDINATORS Minimum GCE. 'O' Level Minimum 2 years office working experience, preferable m garment export line Must be able to speak write fluent English and able to converse m Mandarin c
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      678 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Rapidly expanding Company invites applications for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/FEMALE) The Job: Marketing a range of famous confectionery, chocolates and candies etc. The Person: Age above 20 years. Minimum GCE 'O' level. Able to converse m English and
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      552 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales GEMS FACTORY urgently requires 1) SALES ASSISTANTS c GCE 'O' Level c Pleasant personality Age below 30 years Male applicants should preferably have driving licence 2) PERMANENT PART-TIME SALES ASSISTANTS Working hours Monday to Sunday Inclusive of public holidays from 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
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      664 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES ASSISTANTS urgently wanted by established camera shop In Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road. Salary shall not be less than $400 for suitable applicants. Apply giving age, telephone number, salary expected and experience, if any, to: THE ADVERTISER, S.T. BOX A*****, 390, KIM SENQ ROAD, SINGAPORE
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      653 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales PIAS COSMETICS REQUIRES Counter Beauty Advisors. Good basic salary and attractive incentives will be given to successful candidates. Interested, please call Ria, *****86/7/8/9, for interview. REAL ESTATE FIRM looking for female Sales Representative. With or without experience. She should be below 25 years old. Persuasive
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      664 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical t) Technical Technical madk M We, Matsushita Refrigeration Industries (S) Pte Ltd is one of M the world's largest fridge compressor makers. Due to rapid S expansion we urgently require people to join our organisation M m the following
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      229 24 GENERAL jj33p ELECTRIC USA. TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE PTE LTD requires: i «Hw^TiiK!*iiislHi I ITC or NTC m Electronics. 1 to 2 years working experience preferably with supervisory experience m a manufacturing concern. Completed a course m I Electronics or Radio/TV Servicing. Experience is not essential. NTC m Electrical Fitting Installation
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      733 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical (-^OVERSEAS I TRAINING I m Japan I As a continuous programme to develop skilled personnel for our expanding operations, we are looking for suitable candidates interested m undergoing training m Japan. The Person Male Singaporean with NTC 3in Maintenance Fitting/Electrical
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      560 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical A manufacturing Company at MecPherson requires TECHNICIAN/ENGINEER Diploma m Electronic. Minimum 2 years experience Knowledge of electronic instrumentation for ship automatism Hardworking with initiative. Able to supervise the production efficiently. STORE CLERK Male, age above 21 With 2 years store control experience. Hardworking with initiative.
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      580 25 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical CHHADA SIEMBIEDA ASSOCIATES PTE LTD Interior Design Company requires a: SENIOR/ INTERMEDIATE DRAUGHTSMAN with 3-5 years experience In interior design company Salary and benefits negotiable. Please telephone: *****88. LEA HIN COMPANY (Mstal Factory) PTE LTD requires: DRAUGHTSWOMAN for its Aluminium doors, windows department Applicants should
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      650 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Well established Soil Investigation Company require* TRAINEE FIELD SUPERVISORS c Completed N.S. Minimum qualifications: Secondary 3. Salary $350 per month. Interested please call personally at: 315 Alexandra Road (Next to Anchor Beer) Well established Construction Company requires: SITE SUPERVISORS AND ASSISTANTS Polytechnic Dlploma/VITB Certificate Preferably
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      550 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production gL imMMBIW I Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment. :3" 1 V|bW H nß|l|l is expanding. We have immediate yR v<\ Wm W vacancies m our new lines for "5
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      155 25 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS gives MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (TIN PLATE/ SOLDER OPERATIONS) fsALARY^ ***** j [transport! ALLOWANCE I W II rri 1 nin~ r I ATTRACTIVE I ■bonus YEARLY JB SHARING pj PARTICIPATION J| I EXCELLENT I MEDICAL ILniiMii CARE 12 DAYS I annual! Wtk— LEAVE JB i STUDY JASSISTANCEf CLEAN AIRCON
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      516 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant S) Production g) Production IT JVC ELECTRONICS! SINGAPORE PTE LTD ■pPjT* 1 il ■•s£. J mk M :i^-^ "~r~T~~-v-~r^- r-- an —MM jj *j ohu|^h^^»_ MM| IBM Ml WStK hh requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS! Requirements: Age: 16-35 years Primary 6 above No experience required
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      351 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Production HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES I (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. If you are: (•Physically fit Able to work 3 rotating shifts Completed
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      324 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production MECS^§| PRODUCTION PERSONNEL (2 rotating shifts or permanent 3rd shift) Join us today and earn up to (MALE) (FEMALE) PLUS free transport tree medical treatment free fashionable uniform free tea offered during 2nd shift free technical training fast promotion prospects fully air-conditioned factory piped m
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      411 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A large watch manufac- 1 turfng Company In Marstt- H Ing Estate has vacancies I TRAINEE I TRADESMAN I (Auto-lathe) S Possess NTC 3in Metal I Machining sm FEMALE I OPERATORS c Minimum education: Primary 6 and above c Malaysians are welcome We offer: c
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      480 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production W% MUSTAD A Norwegian manufacturing company m Jurong requires 1) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS Age above 18 years. Completed National Service. Secondary education preferred. Able to work 2 rotating shifts. 2) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age above 16 years. Completed Primary 6. Normal working hours. Interested applicants,
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      620 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous I SBSQQSD I I Requires I 1 TRAINING I ASSISTANT I Hi Requirements fi |i »NTC or ITC Electronics m Wm •Some experience m teaching with know- ffl |8 ledge of manufacturing assembly preferred If B «Pleasant personality j|| ifi
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      771 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous Applications are invited for the following position Minimum Secondary 2 education 3 4 years' experience m security including supervisory duties Working Time: Mondays to Fridays -9.30 am to 6.30 pm Saturdays-9.30 am to 1.30 pm Interested applicants should call personally
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      1423 26 I 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant |I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous JI) Miscellaneous ■PSfHI OH! NATIONAL Wrnrn Ir 7 j S^ UNiVERSITY ■lißllllWlil iff /^V OF 1 i I^ntucky Fried CWckan. SINGAPORE If you are a skilled trades- Aoolications are invited for mm, and are either job-
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      466 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MATERIAL TRADING PTE LTD an established trading company dealing m material handling equipment, marine equipment and hardware, invites applications for the following I positions: ELECTRICIAN/ MECHANIC NTC 3in electrical installation or equivalent. Age below 30 years. Preferably with experience m the repair and maintenance of
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      512 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous NJVg A po^/ SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB TANJONG RHU ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 TEL: *****22 requires 1) EXPERIENCED GYMNASIUM INSTRUCTOR c Must have good knowledge of the gymnasium equipment and show strong interest m physical fitness c Must be fully capable of giving instruction to members regarding
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      430 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FIINQ COUKT HOTCL Urgently Requires 1) Receptioniat (Female) $435.00 2) Lounge Waitre»«e» $445.00 Height 1.61 m Pleasant disposition Knowledge of cocktail drinks 3) Housemen/ Housemaid $330.00 4) Wash-up Maids $325.00 5) Kitchen Porters —$310.00 6) Confidential Clerk/ Typist $450.00 GCE O' level Knowledge of food
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      344 27 66 Situations Vacant 1} Miscellaneous "«<y- MV "SO*— 1 HOTEL ASIA I PTE. LTD. requires immediately j r A. COFFEE HOUSE COOKS male applicants who i have completed or are exempted from full-time National Service experience essential i prepared to work 3 rotat- ing shifts B. DRIVER i c able
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      558 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS (Video Factory) Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 We inre a colour TV factory and we have immediate vacancies for: 1) AUTO-INSERTION TECHNICIAN The Man: The person we have m mind should possess a Trade Certificate or ITC with at least 1 year's experience
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      488 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE Requires LOUNGE HOSTESS (Ability to converse m English/ Mandarin) SOMMELIER KITCHEN HELPER CLERK/TYPIST NURSE (Fulltime) DRIVER Wa otter top salary and fringe benefits. Should you be interested please apply personally or write m to us Including contact telephone number or call
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      426 27 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous UNITED BREWERIES INTERNATIONAL DESPATCH CLERK ($450 $800 p.m. plus allowance $150 p.m.) c Secondary 2 education Possess own motorbike c Possess class 3 driving licence c Some experience Interested applicants please call MissTong Tel: *****22 4 WAITRESS f BARTENDER i (MALE/ FEMALE) t required by RAFFLES
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      539 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous f Come pin us 3S i PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES c A(« above 17 years ok). c ftork permits ayaiabte lor Malaysians, c Eiperience not necessary. Total income exceeding Sl.QOOprn spm to i Opm. c 8 pm to 11.45 pm. Accommodation provided for Malaysians Please
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      507 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED Jurong/ Bukit Timah/ Ctementi Requirements: c 30 to 50 years old Physically fit c Experienced m security/ police and military service Benefits: 1 1/2 months bonus Medical benefits Free uniforms Annual leave Salary $20 per day Interested, call at: 253 ARCADIA ROAD,
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      546 27 66 Situations Vacant j 1) Miscellaneous Required 1. MASSEUSES tor a licensed massage establishment. Ladies over 21 years. 2 RECEPTIONIST for a hairdressing salon. Ladies over 21 years, experience not necessary. Call: *****88. after 10.30 am or apply personally: 11A.CAIRNHILL CIRCLE SINGAPORE 0922. SPCA requires DOG HANDLER CUM DRIVER Requirements:
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      827 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Shipping Company requires CHINESE DESPATCH RIDER Only applicants with motorcyooter need apply Attractive M-Q offered Please ring: *****11 for interview STORE HELPERS Chinese men (lass 3 licence. TEL: *****65. An established American Educational Organisation requires PART-TIME TUTORS c Experience necessary For all streams Flexible hours
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      807 28 <^— j 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous CFtEPERIE REQUIRES SOLO Sing- ci Guitarist Please call *****17 between 3pm and 6pm for audition DENTAL NURSE REQUIRED for clinic m Jurong. Salary will commensurate with experience j Please contact: *****9 *****15. DESPATCH RIDER REQUIRED urgently Attractive salary offered. Interested please phone: *****72/
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      666 28 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire 50' X 18' SINGAPORE Junk. Perkln engine 120 HP. converted. Selling $50,000/- Offer tel *****65 (day). 1 UNIT OF 70 h.p. Evlnrude outboard with fuel tank. Brand new. Call *****82 Ext 28, 9a.m. sp.m. 72 Vehicles For Hire DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services Daily. Weekly Monthly Special
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      589 28 I mmmmm> 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW OCTOBER 1977, BMW 733 i Manual. 1 owner. Non-PARF. Aircond, sports rims, cassette, radio, road tax September 1983. Beautiful condition. Call *****98. 1978, BMW 633 CSI. Full accessories new Blaupunkt cassette. Tax 7/83. Low mileage. Excellent condition. PARF eligible. $84,000. Tel: *****78.
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      855 28 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun •81 DATSUN 120Y Aircon, radio, cassette. Ist owner. Trade-in acceptable. $19,800. Loan $17,000. *****33 Ext 130 Steven Heng. DATSUN 120Y 1979 Private owner. Aircond., radio. $15,500 0.n.0. 70E, Lor M Telok Kurau after 4.00pm. LATE 1978 DATSUN 120Y GL. Aircon, one owner, new tax.
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      834 28 76 Vehicles For Sale S) Honda DEC 1978 HONDA Accord 4-door Manual. In excellent condition. High power radio cassette. Road tax till 11/83. Tel: *****33. END 1981 HONDA Accord, new model, automatic, with radio/ cassette, tax new, asking: $31,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****11. LATE 1977 CIVIC 3-door. New paint, lax, aircond,
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      803 28 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes NON-PARF 1974 MERCEDES 280S $23,000 ono. Phone *****07, 23. Lorong Biawak, Spore 1335. 1974 MERCEDES 280S Manual Excellent condition. Price $26,000. Phone Mr Lee, *****66. 1976 MERCEDES BENZ 280S, automatic, 1 private owner, m superb condition. Tel: *****55 Robert. 1972 MERCEDES 200 tip top
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      864 28 76 Vehicles For Sale |j) Toyota 1 i COMPANY REGISTRATION 1 year old Toyota Cressida 200U GL, j automatic, one owner, director's car, chauffeur-driven since new, aircon, radio/cassette, power steering/windows. Original showroom condition. Done 15,000 km. Tax August '83. Highest of fer secures. Tel: *****17. 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA Station- I
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      803 28 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others SINGAPORE USED CAR CPTEI LTD Gl-G2, Novena Ville, 275 Thomson Road, Singapore 1 1 30 Telephone: *****77 1981 Lotus Eclat 2- 2 Auto Toyota Starlet Deluxe Mit. Canter FE 101 BRY 1980 Toyota Corona 1600 Toyota Corolla DX 1979 Mit. Lancer 1400 GL Auto
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      811 28 76 Vehicles For Sale i m) Commercial Vehicles DATSUN C2O VAN 4-door. 1980 One owner. $8,500 0.n.0. 70E Lorong M Telok Kurau after 4.00pm. JULY 1979 TOYOTA Blind Van Low mileage, aircon, cassette and radio. Selling $8,000. Tel: *****66. OCT. 1980 ISUZU pick-up, diesel, one owner, new road tax, beautiful
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      562 29 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles f i_____^ _Hv i w__f Jh H Tilt Cab. Standard feature ______J__J_____k __H_t on Trader 3 ton _7/ rf~r——~~~^~ _HH(HHMMMttw2BP^B 11 "v v^* r aO ___M__9st-v R __PD__M >
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      461 29 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 77 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars used cars. 102, Mackenzie Road, *****34/ *****46. HIGHEST CASH PAYMENT on spot to all secondhand, PARF, non PARF, company cars. *****11/ *****05. HIGH PRICE FOR any model, company or no PARF cars. Cash
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      671 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses EVERTON REALTY PTE LTD OFFERS 'Houses' Dist 11 Caldecott Hill unique Architect's residence 2 1/2-storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms with sauna, pool optional $10,000 c Dist 10 OH Sixth Avenue single-storey 2-level bungalow. Separate split-level living/ dining. Patio, partly furnished. Utmost privacy $6,500 Dist 10 Mt.
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      700 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses c District 11, Oriole Crescent, single-storey bungalow, recently renovated. 4 bedrooms, land 12,000 sq.ft. $7,000. c District 21, Hongkong Park, 2-storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, $2,500. SBS REALTY SERVICES: *****22 DIST. 1128, SHELFORD ROAD 3-storey terrace house for immediate rent. Fully furnished. TEL: *****81 Miss Ng
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      792 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10, COSY 3-BEDROOMED, 2 bathrooms bungalow m choicest locality between Orchard Rd and foreign schools. Private matured 13,000 sq.ft. garden. $5,500 0.n.0. Phone *****88. DIST. 10, BUNGALOWS singlestorey, 4 bedrooms, $3,000 p.m. Double-storey with big matured garden m quiet exclusive district, $8,500 p.m. Tel:
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      748 29 86 Accommodation Vacant I a) Houses DIST. 5, FABER HEIGHTS 2-storey semi-detached bungalow, 4 bedrooms, plus servant's, central aircond, available June 1983. $5,000. *****27. No agents. DIST.S BRAND NEW Pasir Panjang townhouses, easy access to town/ Jurong. 3/ 4 bedrooms, $3,000/ $3,500 fully furnished. Collier Properties, *****11. DIST. 5, 2-STOREY
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      1141 29 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments V WHY YOU SHOULD RENT FROM US: We are an established company m property leasing with many years of experience •We have a full time maintenance team to upkeep our premises and cater to your needs We have a wide
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      655 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MOUNT F ABER LODGE Exclusive Condo at foot of Mount Faber. 2 bedrooms apartment. 3 bedrooms maisonette. Partially/ fully furnished. Amenities: Clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis/ squash court, etc. Call now! ACCLAIM REALTY *****55. RIDGE WOOD, LUNALILO RISE Large extended terrace, 3 aircbn bedrooms, furnished, $4,800.
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      871 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments GRANGEFORO APARTMENT, 3 carpeted bedrooms, fully furnished/ aircondltioned, full recreational facilities/ swimming pool. Also available at Himiko Court $4,000. Hong Leong $2,500. Bishopsgate (townhouse) $3,500. Faber Hills $2,600. Pacific Mansion $1,800. St. Martin's Drive $3,500. Goodrich Park condominium $2,200. Mimosa Park $2,500. YSC Property, 296-6666.
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      801 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OIST. 15, KING'S MANSION high floor apartment with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, Fully alrcond,/ carpeted. Furnished. $3,300. Milus: *****47/ 8. OIST 15 AMBER TOWER high floor Maisonette. 3 bedrooms/ 3 alrconds. Fully carpeted. Furnished. Nice kitchen. Excellent sea view. $2300. Swansea Homes *****11.
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      791 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 20 BRADDELL VIEW beautifully maintained 3-bedroomed apartment, ceramic/ parquet fully furnished. $1,900. Available immediately. Vlllanelle *****81. DIST S, NEAR TO JAPANESE/ American Schools 3 bedrooms/ aircond. Fully furnished. Swimming pool/tennis court. $2,200. Rolf *****11. OIST. 5 FABER HILL condominium. Near Japanese School, beautifully furnished
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      769 30 86 Accommodation Vacant bi Apartments HEAR ORCHARD ROAD "top ten I apartment". (#O2-134, Emerald Hill Road). Fully furnished. $2,800. Ring: *****97. NEWTON VIEW, near Royal Hotel, 1 brand new luxurious apartment, fully furnished $3,500 monthly. Tel: *****65 (No agents please). PASIR PANJANG HILL, Facing sea, 3 aircond rooms, fully furnished.
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      503 30 87 Accommodation Wanted t) Apartments JAPANESE COUPLE REQUIRES well furnished apartment m (list. 9, 10 n. Budget about $2,000. Owners please call--*****51 SMALL JAPANESE FAMILY urgently requires apartment/ terrace house/ flat at any residential localities, owner please call *****82. VILLAGE TOWER, 4 Bedrooms, wanted urgently by genuine clients. Will consider
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      571 30 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses I TODAY I at 2.30 p.m. Detached House 80, Branksome Road, Singapore, 1543 1 Area: 1 ,275.0 sq. metres Title: Freehold Venue: British Council Theatrette 1 Basement, Singapore Rubber House Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104 V22J2JH til y«f need
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      687 30 DIST. 11, SANNY PARK Double storey corner terrace. 2450 sq.ft Freehold. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, 1 servant's quarter. Splitlevel living/dining. Marble/ parquet flooring. Enquiries: *****11./ *****91. (Agent). DIST. 15 FRANKEL Estate solid single storey bungalow. Freehold 6,800 sqf t. Drive way parks 4 cars. 4 1- 1 bedrooms, attached/common baths.
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      781 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST 19 SEVERAL UNITS new double-storey intermediate terrace houses, completion 1985. $490,000. Details, Mr Loh. Uniorient, *****51/ *****93. DIST. 19, KOVAN ROAD singlestorey bungalow, approximately 13,000 sq.ft., elevated land, 3 bedrooms, freehold, vacant possession. SUM 0.n.0. *****11. DIST 15, TELOK KURAU extenaively renovated bungalow.
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      628 30 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments SWANSEA HOMES investment Opportunities!) Disl 9 Venus Mansion 3500 sq.ft. $1M Out 10 Crystal Tower 3200 sq.ft. $835,000 Dtst 9 Furama Tower 2200 sq.ft. $735,000 Dial 10 Ridgaweod Kuhio 1800 sq.ft. 1849,000 Dial 11 Newton View 1900 sq.ft. $635,000 Dist 11 Hiilcraat Arcadia
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      634 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments y// 4p- A new landmark coming up where •/^n~^X \~sM t\f) Jc> Devonshire Road meets Grange K^jrjfl/Illfttflflf $fl T his tranc l uil shaded hill-site pro- W/f If/ »"4
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      199 31 FOREIGNERS CAN BUY! Dist. 11, Hillcrest Arcadia, condominium, full recreational facilities, Earlna Block, corner unit, spacious living/ dining with big balcony. 3 bedrooms/ study, 1,931 sq.ft. Immediate occupation. $650,000 I 0.n.0. Deans Property: *****55. URGENT BALEI Chatsworth Court, 4 bedrooms plus study, i high floor. 3,400 sq.ft. Vacant, j Selling:
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      612 31 DIST. 11, NEW FREEHOLD maisonette condominium Approx. 1,650 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ bathrooms, ceramic tiles and carpeted flooring. Swimming pool, Selling $590,000. Allison Enterprises *****73. OIBT. 3, NEWLY RENOVATED walk-up flat with 3 bedrooms, study/ guest room, hall and dinIng area, 1,200 sq.ft. at $235,000. Corner unit with unobstructed green view,
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      843 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments CAIRNHILL MANSION APARTMENT. Dlst. 9. High level. Three bedrooms, approximately 2,200 sq.ft. Servant's. Panoramic view. Selling: $630,000. *****13/ *****65. CAIRNHILL PLAZA Spacious apartment, located outside CBD, 2,300 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, alrcond, swimming pool, foreigners can buy. $800,000. DYP *****23. DISTRICT 05 TAT Lee
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      800 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 1025 CRYSTAL TOWER 4bedroomed apartment. 2850 sq.ft. Swimming pool/security. $850,000. RTC *****11/*****72. DiST. 1128, ORCHID APARTMENT, freehold, well furnished, tenanted, selling $480,000. Foreigners eligible. Bid Resources, *****55. DIST. 11. THOMSON MANSION Brand new apartment. 1950 sq.ft. 3 rooms, freehold, Joanne: *****00. DIST.
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      753 31 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments UNOBSTRUCTED AND AIRY Sims Drive 4-roomed, terrazzo floorIng. Interested call *****22 any time. No brokers. 3-ROOM BEDOK NORTH (new generation). Ceramic tile flooring, high floor, selling $65,000 negotiable. Call *****69. 3-ROOMEO NEW GENERATION Bedok South near Bedok Town Centre. Renovated. Selling $65,000. Tel:
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      430 31 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 111 A leading development organisation is looking for development sites m the city area or suburb of Singa- I S*[ pore for development of shopping centres or highrise ||i and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semi'sk\ detached or terrace houses and factories
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      295 31 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Pincm ImUCUU i CITY j INDUSTRIAL BUILDING STANDARD JTC TW3A TYPE TERRACE WORKSHOP IN DIST. 5 AVAILABLE FOR SALE Area 288 sq.m. with mezzanine floor office. Well equipped with electroplating facilities. Approved waste treatment system for electroplating activities. Available for immediate occupation.
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      419 31 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted GROUND FLOOfI JTC FACTORY Space at Koiam Ayer. 1,000 sq.m for takeover Electrical fittings of 400 amp and many extras. Details call: *****18. MACPHERSON ROAD SMALL Block of flatted factory for rental. 3,000 sq.ft. per unit with a large lift. No parking problem. Immediate occupation. *****66.
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      683 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted SOO POO FLATTED FACTORY Kallang Road (Near Kallang Gas Work) sliii. Newly completed 7 storey light industrial building on freehold land. Outside CBD, near populated housing estates of Kallang Road and Lavender Street. Immediate Occupation. Ample Parking Space. Competitive rental rates 92
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      455 32 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces i W^* RUBY WAREHOUSE —-.--—COMPLEX—— Every floor is just like ground leve'/JS^/ Forklifts accessible to all floors Pu Az I wQB^SCn, m, W 'Il^___-_H Ty pBBf 1 vb 9H L_____hHl •HHKMtt .:U^ ft E J__HHB Li 1 No
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      748 32 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces if) Rental b) Rental Along Orchard Road Out of CBD Ample pariring facilities Prime office and shop units for rent f Office space 0 300 sq. a 1450 sq. ft. V A (28 sq. m 135 sq. m) Q /< Shop space /x 347
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      805 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental DIST 9 FAR EAST Shopping Centre (outside CBD) 363 sq.ft. Carpeted/ partitioned. $4.80 p.s.f. excluding maintenance. Dist 1 Shenton House 365 401 sq.ft. Partitioned/ carpeted. $5.50 p.s.f. Everton Realty *****76/ *****79. PRIME OFFICE UNIT 627 to 945 sq.ft. available for immediate rental at $4.20 p.s.f.
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      712 32 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale RECORD SHOP located neii to Thomson Yaohan. Beautiful cane furnishings, well stocked with latest releases. Good location with regular customers and potential drop-in customers. Owner tied-up with other business commitments, offering very attractive price. TEL: *****11 for negotiations SHOP SPACE FOR SALE Far East Plaza
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      511 32 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental VACANT SPACE MOST suitable for medical practice or hairdressing salon. Call *****26 Mrs. Lee. ENG CHEONG TOWER, North Bridge Road, outside CBD 432 sq.ft Tel: *****77. FAR EAST PLAZA Ist fir. =04-103. 370 sq ft, tel: *****68 Mr Yap after 11am. FAR EAST SHOPPING Centre,
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      1021 33 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale «p~n_ «JF "i"" tJ. i j_, _tdw j> %^4 fgag ffiu y, M^^ < %#sß^r^j»*^"%tf k s;^^ s I EJ I^Tl'T^^ 1 The shopping complex is 1 _l[^ -HiS nIiM-fti^ JB spread over 2 storeys
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      269 33 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours _fcf«ni_/__^^_^^lJ __________BPffKnT*!' ■iiaili 1 f i^^Minfrfi W____HlWH~mlL-ii ib J rijl______i_ FIBI __HP_WP#lj2^™ i.|ii»iip jpBMI tt**s3*^ __^______HI 1^" -.--«-_m_____i_BßSS? s j irElsß i!Ui^___R^9lPlHBEHBHHf_N9__HHffS i 1 H9__w^_ v 11 1 •-M Midßrm—i^F U# WEST COAST TOUR (1 h, $2999.00 \W^ *%Sx%& __k ■i^ Ii Hirt— J*
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      758 33 102 Tours 102 Tours J! ©I 4 BEST SELLERS m jK jE«rjirM H i**** y? ua MiiJAPAN DISNEYLAND SPEcIaIHI Osaka/Kyoto/Nara/Tokya Mt Fuji/Hakone/Atann Tokyo Disneyland/ I Hong Kong, Ocean Park/Sung Dynasty *****0 AROUND THE WORLD 23 DAYS All U S.A./Hawan/AH West Coast/All East Coast/ Orlando/ Eocot Center/All Canada East West Coast/Mexico/
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      514 33 102 Tours 102 Tours j i For enquiries cai! if I KEN-4IR THE REUABLE TOUR 3360-411 #02-25. Parktane Shopping Mad > 35 Sefegie Road I ji SfrtQapareQ?i& i t bii mi is --W* JHI i JF «wj awl I j Check what you'll be getting: I Double Disneyland feature Exclusive
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      756 34 102 Tours 102 Tours i&NAM HOI I TRAVEL SERVICE (S)PTE LTD Head Office: I G l 4- 1 6- 1 8. Pearl's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, I (Yangtze Theatre). Singapore 01 05. Tel: 22 ***** (7 lines). Branch Office: I 119. Peoples Park Complex, Ground Fir., New Bridge Rd.,
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      938 34 102 Tours 102 Tours i special 10 Day USA EXPRESS $2590 Honolulu, Luau Dinner Show, Polynesian revue and dinner I show. Pearl Harbour Cruise, Los Angeles. Anaeim, Disneyland, Universal Studios, Sea World, Tijuana Oep: Every Sunday 14 Days Frontier West $3290 Honolulu, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Disneyland, Las Vegas. Fresno, San
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      260 35 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR. CHEW SIEW HAI Aged 72 passed away peacefully on 13th April '83 leaving behind: WIFE TEO KAH ENG SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW CHEW SIM LIM. JAMES STELLA CHIM CHEW HONG LIM CHEW SOON BENG <« TEO SOON BENG ROSALIND GOH CHEW ENG GUAN NG POH TIN CHEW
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      56 35 142 Condolences 142 Condolences DEEPEST CONDOLENCES SYMPATHIES TO MR GOH SIEW SENG on the demise of his beloved father MR GOH BOON CHIAT FROM: WILLIAM LIM AH BENG FOONG CHEE SEONG ANTHONY CHEW ONG LYE KIAT HENG HOCK S.T. CHONG WONG FOOK ANN KOK PEY YONG TAN CHENG HUAT LIM
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      130 35 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements MR. YAP TEONG HU AT SIMON CHRISTOPHER, thanks Father C. Barreteau and St. Michael's Church, Rev. Francis Ngoi and Grace Methodist Church, Faith Assembly of God Church, family prayer groups, relatives, neighbours, friends, Mr. R.H. Ho, Management and Staff of Wah Chang International Corpn., Pan-Electric Appliances
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      141 Deaths
      158 35 MR. MUKKIAH Aged 68 Passed away peacefully on 13/4/83 at 11.25 a.m. leaving behind the following to mourn his loss: Wife: P. PACHAMMAL Sons: M.MANIKAM M. PERUMAL M. ARUMUGAM M. RAJU M.MUTHUSAMY Daughter: M. LOGESESPRE Daughters-in-law: V. MALLIHA M.SAROJINI K. AMARUTHAM 7 Grandsons Granddaughters Cortege leaves No 3
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      31 35 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. YONG NGET LIN nee WAN KONG FONG THANKS ALL RELATIVES FRIENDS FOR THEIR CONDOLENCES, ATTENDANCE, ASSISTANCE, DONATIONS AND WREATHS DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      82 35 The family of the late Mdm Low See Meoy Wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives, friends and associations for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations, assistance and attendance rendered during their recent bereavement. The family of the late Stanley Low (Senior), who passed away on
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      144 In Memoriam
      67 35 In loving memory of C.S. NADARAJAN DEPARTED 14.4.73 '10 long years have passed, and still your spirit dwells among us, for love is beyond time.' Remembered by wife N. Neelah and loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY OF Our beloved father MR. TAN BENG KEE Departed 14th April
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  • Racing
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      Smart gallop by Bold Profit
      562 35 Blue Sapphire II Icabana II Grand Entrance Ontario II Major Honour Moral Support Fire Glory Bundini Bliss Pagan Prince Putra Bu II ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE The three-year-old underlines his chances for Sunday PENANG, Wed. Bold Profit drew attention to his chances m the
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      Eddie Yokum pick of newcomers
      569 35  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Wed. Eddie Yokum looks the pick of the 15 Class 4 newcomers entered for the Penang Turf Club Meeting beginning on Saturday. A four-year-old grey Irish horse by Godswalk out of One Pint, Eddie Yokum raced thrice as a two-year-old to score
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      It is a matter of getting the right odds
      680 35  - It is a matter of getting the right odds EPSOM JEEP By BEFORE you decide to jump on the back-the-favourites bandwagon, be forewarned. There is absolutely no future m backing all the favourites. True, a good percentage of favourites has been successful so far this season 35.5 per cent of
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      7 35  -  JON BY "Who won?"
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    Lock icon Another soccer scandal for Italy?
    236 38 ROME, Wed. Another soccer match fixing scandal looks set to rock Italy, lust three years after the notorious Toto Calcio racket which led to several players being banned and two clubs demoted to the Second Division. The Italian Football Association launched an inquiry following allegations
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    Lock icon Brighton's buoy
    560 38 Misfit Robinson has aggression to keep club afloat MICHAEL ROBINSON (right) is a goalscoring misfit, but Brighton are hoping that his burly aggression will keep them m the First Division. Robinson, 24, is regaining the form which made him one of the most feared strikers m Britain two
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    Countdown to the FA Cup semi-finals
    26 38 Countdown to the FA Cup semi-finals TODAY we focus on Brighton's Eire international striker Mike Robinson. Tomorrow.. .Manchester United's Ray Wilkins says: "We'll make Arsenal suffer."
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    Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
    162 38 SOCCER SHORTS MANAGER Jupp Derwall Included midfielder Bernd Schuster m West Germany's sqoad for this month's European championship ties against Turkey and Austria, despite protests. Several players, mc lading captain Karl-Heinz Rummenlgge, had demanded that Schuster be dropped after his last-minute withdrawal from the team who beat Albania 2-1 m
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    Lock icon Coventry hiccup for Liverpool
    277 38 LONDON, Wed. Liverpool's march towards their 14th English soccer championship was delayed yesterday by a stubborn Coventry team, who might have done better than their 0-0 home draw against the League leaders. Liverpool may find Southampton equally unwilling to surrender when they visit them on Saturday,
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    TABLE
    193 38 DIVISION ONE P W D L F A Pt. Liverpool 36 24 9 3 83 26 81 Watford 36 20 4 12 66 45 64 Man Utd 34 16 12 6 46 26 60 Aston Villa 36 18 4 14 53 44 58 Stoke 36 16 6 14 50
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    Lock icon O'Regan has to wait
    157 38 LONDON, Wed. Brighton manager Jimmy Melia has decided against fielding untried teenager Kieran O'Regan m Saturday's Football Association Cup semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday. Melia had considered playing O'Regan, 19, m place of suspended fullback Chris Ramsey. But he now thinks O'Regan's inexperience would be too great
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    Carry On Granny
    605 39  -  JANICE SEAH 4 FIX STOP when I have to stop, not before. I think that if you do nothing just because you get a little on m age, your mind goes to pot. The notion that exercise m old age is bad for you is just a
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    Sok Hoon pulls out of squad
    264 39 LEW SOK HOON, one of Singapore's netball stalwarts, has pulled out of the world tournament, to be held m the Republic from June 11-24, because of work commitments (writes Janice Sesh). Sok Hoon has been m the national team for the past 10 years
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    Top marks for Queen Sirikit Cup squad
    206 39 Top marks for Queen Sirikit Cup squad TOP marks that is what coach Alvin Liau gave to Singapore's Queen Sirikit Cup squad yesterday a month before the golf competition tees off at the Bnkit Coarse. "My only worry is that the players may peak too early," said Alvin, who is
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    Seven more shaping up for Asian meet
    151 39 JANICE SEAH SEVEN more countries have now confirmed their participation alongside Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand and hosts Singapore for the first Asian womerrs bodybuilding championships m Singapore, now rescheduled for July 2. The latest entries are from Japan, Malaysia, Hongkong, the Philippines, Thailand,
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  • BRIEFS
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      Taylor's fastest in the world
      54 39 ATHLETICS Michael Taylor, a high school senior, bettered the world 100 metres record m Shreveport, Louisiana, clocking 9.8 sec. on Tuesday. But the performance, timed manually, cannot be officially recognised because there was no wind gauge at Green Oaks m Caddo Parish Stadium. Taylor bettered
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      Seoul storm home
      57 39 BASKETBALL Seoul scored three straight victories m the men's section of the Asian inter-city championships m Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Results: Men: Seoul 80 Guangzhou 65, Tokyo 78 Manila 63, Seoul 88 Manila 64, Seoul 117 Kuala Lumpur 51. Women: Tokyo 73 Hongkong 24, Chang Chun 59
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      C-Games code unchanged
      61 39 GAMES The Commonwealth Games Council's code of conduct, which calls for a total ban on sporting links with South Africa, will remain unchanged until at least next year, Games Federation chairman Peter Heatly said on Tuesday. Heatly said that England's proposals for alterations to the code would
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      Chappell 'no' to captaincy
      163 39 CRICKET Greg Chappell announced m Colombo that he would not be available to captain the Australian team after the Sri Lankan tour. Chappell said he would, however, like to continue playing for Australia under anyone else's captaincy. MEANWHILE, India, inspired by injured Mohinder Amarnath and Gursharan
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      Easy ride for Hinault
      55 39 CYCLING Tour de France winner Bernard Hinault, of France, pedalled to an easy victory m the 209 kms Pino Cerami Grand Prix road race m Belgium on Tuesday, finishing m 5 hr. 16 mm. Results: 1 Bernard Hinault (Fra) 5:16:00. 2 Jostein Willman (Nor) 5:21:30. 3
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      Lock icon Hongkong allowed to play
      60 39 TABLE TENNIS Hongkong have been given permission to take part m the Commonwealth championships, starting m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The Malaysian Home Affairs Ministry, who had earlier refused to grant visas, informed the Table Tennis Association of Malaysia on Tuesday that the six players would
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    Our table tennis girls get a lift
    248 39  - Our table tennis girls get a lift PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE'S women table tennis team have been moved up to Category Two m the world ranking without even having to raise their bats. The chance promotion came after a country m the higher ranking pulled out of this month's world
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    Lock icon Maimun nets two
    57 39 BANGKOK, Wed. Singapore trounced the Philippines 5-0 m an Asian women's soccer match here yesterday. Striker Maimun Wahab (two), Mona Frickle, Jacqueline Chan and Azizah Ahmad scored to put Singapore m third place, behind Thailand and India. The Thais and Indians scored their third straight victories, beating
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    Lock icon Jack of all squash
    162 40 Yet another win for world champ Jahangir DERBY, Wed. World squash champion Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan, gorged into the final of the British Open for the third consecutive year here last night after beating compatriot Qamar Zaman M, S-6, 92. Zaman, the 1t74 champion, succumbed when
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    Two more to go, there's still hope
    300 40 Two more to go, there's still hope IT'S strange what defeat can do to some people. And the Singapore women's hockey team are no exception. After floating on Cloud Nine for two days, they were brought crashing down to the realities of life at the Inter-continental Cup tournament. The draw
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    Dutch stay on course for semi-finals
    288 40 TOP-RANKED Holland continued their march to the semi-finals with a 1-0 win over fancied United States m a World Cup Group A women's hockey match at the Tun Abdul Razak Stadium yesterday. The Americans, hotly tipped to reach the final, found the Dutch extremely
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    Stars fail to live up to billing
    307 40  -  PETER SIOW By I FP United 1 Changi Con 1 THEY form the bulk of the national squad, but combatants of First Division clubs Fairer Park United and Changi Constituency did not always provide plentiful action. Last night, they footdragged for most of
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    South Avenue are awarded called-off match
    145 40 South Avenue are awarded called-off match THE Football Association of Singapore tournament committee have decided that Sooth Avenne be awarded the abandoned National Football League Division Two match against Ponggol at Geylang Stadium on March 26 (writes Joe Doral). The committee's decision follows a thorough appraisal of referee Tahar Osman's
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    Malaysian test on the cards
    175 40  - Malaysian test on the cards JOE DORAI By MALAYSIA Cup League champions Malacca are among the several state soccer teams earmarked for warm-up matches with Singapore, who are preparing for the Southeast Asia Games from May 28-June 6. The Football Association of Singapore are still negotiating with the Malaysian states
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    TABLE
    88 40 DIVISION ONE P W D L F A Pt. Tiongßahni 14 10 3 1 24 333 ChangiCSC 16 8 4 ***** 28 Toa Payoh 14 7 4 320 925 FPUtd 16 6 5 5 27 26 23 FP Dynamos 14 6 3 5 20 18 21 Forces 15 6
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    Teo winner
    28 40 G.E. HOUSEWARE qualified for the Staminade Cup soccer final when they edged out Marathon Letourneau 1-0 at Jurong yesterday, thanks to a Teo Tong Poh goal.
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    Lock icon Singapore go out
    91 40 SEREMBAN, Wed. Singapore went down by 67 runs to Selangor m the South Zone semi-finals of the Malaysian under-23 cricket competition here today. Semi-final results: Selangor bt Singapore by 67 runs. Selangor 196 (Edward Lewis 73, Loo Chih Yih 68, Manoj Patel 2-27, Vinod Kumar 2-22); Singapore
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    Lock icon Record purse for US Open
    204 40 NEW YORK, Wed. A record purse of U552,001,--000 ($4.2 million) will be offered at this year's United States Open tennis championships, it was announced yesterday. Prize-money for the event, from Aug 30-Sept 11, represents a 32 per cent increase over last year's USsl.sm. The winner
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      116 40 BADMINTON Inter-Busi-ness Houses mixed team league: Pan Electric v Esso RC, Hongkong Bank v Sunbeam SC (SBA, 7.30 p. m.). HOCKEY Women's Intercontinental Cap (Kuala Lumpur): Spain v Zimbabwe (5 p.m.). RUGBY Schools' national U-17 c'shlps (Police Cup): Chinese High v Whitley (St Andrew's, 4 p.m.). SOCCER NFL EHv. 1:
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    Lock icon Old pupils soft-sell VITB to the new
    472 41  -  JUNE TAN By Our Education Reporter SECONDARY school or the Vocational and Industrial Training Board? Trainees already m the VITB are quite happy to be there. But those still m school need to be persuaded that it's a great idea to go there.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 41 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.71 points to 1,151.03 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    Lock icon Priest jailed for 20 days
    66 41 KISARAZU (Japan), Wed. A priest was sentenced to 20 days in jail today for allowing three tigers to escape from cages at a mountain-top temple near here. The three tigers were from a group of 12 kept at the temple as an attraction to worshippers.
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    Should the PLO be dumped?
    463 41 Should the PLO be dumped? Reagan questions the role of Arafat group WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Reagan administration, calling on Palestinian leaders to act boldly and courageously for peace, has questioned whether the Palestine Liberation Organisation should retain its role as sole representative of the Palestinian people. President Ronald Reagan coupled
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    Lock icon North Korea opens its doors
    229 41 North Korea opens its doors SEOUL, Wed. North Korea is moving to replace its past image of a closed society with a new policy of gradual and cautious "opening" to the outside world, South Korean intelligence sources said here yesterday. The sources said this policy change was being carried out
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      611 41 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE The Monetary Authority of Singapore has given the go-ahead for Keppel Shipyard and the Add-On group to buy a large stake m Asia Commercial Bank, reports SOH TIANG KENG. Hepatitis B vaccine may be produced m Singapore. An Italian company is setting
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      132 41 UP TO 1 p.m. Hazy and warm. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 35 max., 27 mm. SUNSET today: 7.09 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.06 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/16 C Cloudy Manila 22/37 C Fair Amsterdam 6/ 10 C Cloudy Melbourne 12/17 C Rain Bangkok 27/36 C Cloudy Moscow
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      New breed of entrepreneurs
      848 1 A crop of Japanese non-conformists is emerging; they have forsaken secured, life-time employment m prestigious corporations to run small high-tech firms which require individual creativity. STEVE LOHR reports. WTo be part of a big company is like being a component m a big machine. It^ Dynax
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      Back to school for adult students
      545 1 Atsiitdshi Urushibara takes a look at an adult education programme University officials and professors said the older students were distinguished from the rest of the student body by their earnestness and fierce determination. They had had their education disrupted before by World War 11,
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Great legs
        315 2 You may not be blessed with million-dollar legs like Betty Grable, Ginger Rogers or Cyd Charisse but that doesn't mean you cannot make the best of what you've got. MAURITA ROBARGE, a fitness consultant with Scholl, Inc and Scholl's Exercise Sandals, shows you how to keep them looking
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        Put your best foot forward
        279 2 Put your best foot forward LEGS are subject to lots of fashion changes hemlines and heel heights can move centimetres each season. One key to a put-to-gether look is organising leg and footwear fashion basics, and keeping them up to date. Classics like knee-length skirts and classic shoe styles are
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        Bring a swing into your walk
        245 2 Bring a swing into your walk GOOD posture helps you to look better, and gives you a poised, confident look. Make legs look longer by striding. Leave one leg behind you as your body weight passes onto the front foot. To give your walk a graceful, swinging quality, keep hip
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      Legs reveal your health
      617 3  -  Christine Khor While we are on the subject of legs, DR MONA SHANGOLD, an assistant professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Cornell University Medical College m New York discusses the effectiveness of leg exercises and what your legs can reveal about your health. YOU'D be amazed
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      Routine to help shape you up
      605 3 Routine to help shape you up Covering figure flaws isn't enough! It takes exercise, and sometimes diet, to develop great legs. If you have a problem spot, set a goal like two centimetres off the thighs and exercise the area every day. DO EACH set of exercises twice a day,
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    • LEISURE 1
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        More songs for us to sing
        270 6  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By FIVE new community songs selected by the National Folk Song Committee will be aired over radio and television. One will be sang m Portuguese, another Malay, two m English and one In Chinese. No dates have been set for airing
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        Producer decides to stay after all
        367 6  - Producer decides to stay after all LEONG WENG K AM By A TELEVISION drama producer, whom the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) recruited from Hongkong a year ago, has been persuaded to stay after he resigned because of casting problems for a drama production. Executive producer Au Yuk Shing, who produced
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        Brilliant, luscious sounds
        502 6 Brilliant, luscious sounds HONGKONG PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall, Monday Reviewed by LUO LIAN PIN IT IS rare for Singapore music lovers to be treated to performances by foreign orchestras, yet the Hongkong Philharmonic with its allTchaikovsky programme brought with it an evening of superb ensemble playing. In the
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        960 7 TOMORROW: When he was 11, Ben Klngsley had a photograph of Gandhi In his room ...TERESA 001 finds oat more about Klngsley from his mother m Yorkshire. Meryl Streep has just won the Best Actress Oscar for her role m Sophie's Choice which will open at Jade
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      488 2 Your facial skin may begin to lose its clear, smooth-looking texture. Start treating your skin with the nourishing facial cream Plasto-Sein Peau de Soie. formulated by Laboratories Reunis m Belgium The active, natural ingredients m Peau de Soie rehydrate the skin by stimulating blood circulation to tone up the epidermis.
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      82 2 Watch her grow into a healthy baby with help from ABDEC Baby Vitamin Drops During your baby's first two years, you will enjoy -sb^ many happy moments watching her grow 2 J and learn about herself, and the world around her. 0 This is an important stage when you'll need
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      669 3 >^^F% jSH^^l^^ _IB m B ur current financial period dosed early jS&G9^^^^ojr J^ mmmmm^m W mmmimi on 31 March instead of 30 June. Rebate M fl B stamps for purchases made up till 31 j^MKw)&&£&mJZ' m mmmmmm^M I Bum I 1 I I fß™"™™\. March must be submitted to any
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      763 4 MIS BACK At People's Park to Serve You Again C E has returned to the travel scene. We are ambitious m achieving our goals. We have highly qualified and experienced staff. C E a tradition of personal service. C E Holidays, formerly the largest travel agency, had bought many properties.
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      328 4 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-Up No. 55 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of Sathi International Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the abovenamed
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      212 4 GARFIELD By Jim Davis tfN[ ?M?e> I'\H f WHAT PO YOU THINK I THE ONLY THING OF AIRLINE MEAL 6, j WITH FOOP CONTENT J V GARFIELP? WASTHE PLA6TIC j j~~~^ FORK IJUST ATE J^-^v-n^^TW^n fi7 TlW v ~f) fTrvm^il STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson LORD VAD£R IT
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      823 5 APPOINTMENTS Up CAREER OPPORTUNITIES :j:j:j:::j We are the Consultants for a deluxe Hotel, currently under &j£| construction m Orchard Road, which is scheduled to be |i| opened m June 1984. We require the following management i& A EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT MANAGER !H This senior management position is for a mature, dynamic
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      457 5 I* LIFT MECHANICS r? I Candidates should have at least I fjH Bj| two years experience m either I '%]M testing or servicing and mainte- I ■I I nance of Lifts Escalators. Remu- I ■JMil neration will be commensurate I ■til with experience and qualification I %-;M but will not
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      411 5 PEANUTS Bytehulz CLKtf, ~H THAT'S RI6MT... A T" I I'LL HAVE TO B^4iA CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE U)AS "Hf TEACH THOSE 6UVS gA^ CALLIN6YOUBUTITMAPE _J VTOUiHISPeR^^/ 1 50MaCHN0l5E,lATEIT! "T /^TA NORBERT By George Fett WHO WOULD YOU I PREFER BUT YcXJ'RF EXACTLY. RATHER TALK TO h* k TALKING TO TALKING TO
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      41 7 Balance your cooking. I I Hil A c A)i"No-Moto makes it just right for bringing out great- inPf tasting dishes. I z£W\l So put the balance m your t I HB flavour with a little Aji-No-Moto. VJJ'^P •AJI-NO-MOTO 'llikeit!' j/ X >^
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      129 7 FESTIVAL OF GERMAN OPERA Film on the opera Der Rosenkavalier (The Knight of the Rose). Octavian, Princess Von Werdenbergis lover, is appointed the Knight of the Rose. His job is to deliver a silver rose to Sophie, the girl who is to marry Baron Ochs. But Sophie and Octavian fall
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      113 7 performance by the Filipino troupe will include Spanish and European dances, tribal dances from Mindanao and country dances. 7.30 p.m. National Theatre. Tickets at $10 and $3 from usual booking centres. CHINATOWN: AN ALBUM OF A SINGAPORE COMMUNITY Exhibition tracing the development and growth of Chinatown. 3.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m.
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      120 7 3. Noon 10 p.m. Until Sunday. MUSICAL FOUNTAIN Programme includes themes from Hawaii FiveO, Fascination, Wanderer's Song and Oklahoma. Sentosa. Show times: 8 p.m., 8.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. BATIK PAINTING EXHIBITION AND DEMONSTRATION By Amin Shahab. The exhibits show the influence of a primitive past and feature strange, unearthly
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      62 8 UNI Industrial Office Supplies Sdn. Bhd. No. 2, Jin SS 15/4 C, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Tel: *****4/*****5. Telex: INUGOH MA ***** Cable: INUGOH, PETALING JAVA •M/S Leonard International Pte. Ltd. Singapore. No: 71, Tannerylane 05-03, 50, Industrial Building. Singapore 1334 Tel: *****09 4 lines. Direct Lines *****65 Telex: ***** Leoin.
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      410 8 *F"'j^Bbii&Kmit. ■,'s&.. Sd&Hfr m$ 1 Watt 1 I i JB Jm <3B^^^ gtfdffi^ O*- Jk ipl^-XJB^-rf^^JyJ Whafe on top downunder? NEW ffi EA. Ike No I J*, we. U nug^n, m Sha ln t 1S Australia. Is here m Singapore. j^ ma T r- j v Condensed novels of human
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      660 8 mwmm\x:<r«*\»v*ii*':ti<ESM^mam Four m a fire tragedy of marrying a millionaire ■^^BwPp^Pßw and leaving the sweat§wf Tmn mml shop; and Gina (Stacey -SsLwis^i Nelkin), a young Sicillian I it^ 1^ B^ it immigrant finds the new Hl^HttflHH world both strange and P^j JjjnJ fascinating. K&il 11*3 These women share a |B|teg^yH|yJ|iJ
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      878 8 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Dynasty (Mandarin/r) was a fictitious creation of Sir Arthur Conan 7.50 The Powers of Matthew Star Waikiki: As 3.50 What's My Line (b/w): The mystery guest today Doyle. Matthew Star is holidaying m Quadris for two is Peter Nero. Leonard Nimoy together with three Sherlock
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      623 8 5.58 AM National Anthem Your Lunchdate (cont'd) followed by Opening An- 1.31 Mid-day Market Renouncement fi.M News m port 1.35 Your Lunchdate Brief 6.15 Another Morn- tM QP.^.S"^ ing Another Show 7.M News m Brief*. 15 On News and Weather Report f^^ 111I 11 vu M r^ ng DlgeSt 7
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        The role of Taiwan TV
        549 1 Television industry m Taiwan is under the close watch of the government and has a clear moral role to play. TAN JONG SEE who was there recently interviews a wellknown television personality to find out more about it. Scene from Taiwan TV Right: A battle
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        363 1 NOTICES REMINDER Property Sale Today at the Lecture Room, Ground Floor, Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, 47 Hill Street, Singapore 0617 at 2.30 p.m. Particulars:Property (A) Mortgagee's Sale Flat Unit 4608, 46th Floor International Plaza TS. 111 Area Lot No. 377-8-2 V 68 sq. m. Accessary Lot: A/377-8-2V 12 sq.
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        330 1 THE polo ■SINGAPORE HOTEL MARCO POLO LIMITED (Incorporated m The Republic of Singapore) RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1982 The Directors of HOTEL MARCO POLO LIMITED have pleasure m announcing the following audited results of the Company for the year ended 31st December, 1982:ACCOUNTS 1982 128J Turnover 52,484,000
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        324 1 2,400 TELEPHONE NUMBERS TO BE CHANGED (J y j I j J "~~sayfcfc AyENU^ laaww i *^"*Tf V fi [dfel PtOPIFS EM* M I J _-b"*^^ m .1H...1.1 ■maj'ijj l '"m j- ui 't k i s ■■^^^»w^^^^^^w^»^^^^^»'^^ J^^»-— &lcJtl t iMV& f Chwo.i s°*2 r f \f J-4?r PBO^
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        Debut by Fujian opera troupe
        165 2 Debut by Fujian opera troupe AFTER enjoying the Hainanese opera from China last October, local Chinese opera fans can now look forward to more performances by artistes from Fujian, China. The 34-member Fujian Xiang Opera Troupe will play at the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre on May 13. This is the
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        Three HK musicians' special
        226 2 ONE OF the highlights m the Third Chinese Instrumental Music Festival from April 15 to 24 will be an evening of solo items on Wednesday by three Hongkong musicians. They are instructors at the Hongkong Music Office and masters m their own fields. Mr Tong Leung
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        For Chinese physicians
        141 2 A RESEARCH college for Chinese physicians, organised by the Thong Chai Medical Institution at Chin Swee Road, will open at the end of this month. About 30 research students, who are mostly practising physicians, will start their three-year course on May Mr Ng Quee Lam, chairman of
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        367 2 APPOINTMENTS Our Building and Technical Products Division, a reliable and progressive supplier m the building industry, invites applications for the following positions: I SALES ENGINEER I (Scaffolding Department, Singapore) The selected candidate will be responsible for the rental and sales of scaffolding for buildings, shipyards, offshore activities and The successful
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        283 2 Sea B Land SEALAND SERVICE, INC. J invites applications from I Singapore citizens for the post of* I DOCUMENTATION CLERK (Position is domiciled at I Sembawang Port) f Qualification Minimum G.C.E. 'O' Level or equivalent with a typing speed of at least 35 wpm. Experience Minimum 2 years experience m
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        297 2 VOLVO We are looking for a i Sales Officer j to sell rental and leasing of cars to corpo- rate clients. If you have a persuasive j selling pitch and good educational background, you could be the person we are i looking for. A presentable appearance, good command of English
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        309 2 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18 OF 1970 EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 8 of 1983 Re: TSANG TAX CHUEN Exparte: ASIA COMMERCIAL FINANCE (M) BERHAO Creditors NOTICE To: Tsang Tak Chuen No. 232, Dunearn Road app. 6 1 2 Km. Singapore
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        85 2 H *************************22 1 1 r-HPLAZA—, I Ljy H j l I j j t jbß I [si -jdßr ufl 9f it 1 iiiiTiat-l r* k SB I I I f I I i I Ihi JOHNNY WILSON GEORGE PALLANCE I r-PLAZA— 1 '-SATURDAY MIDNIGHT- 1 ;pIussUNPAYMORNINGSHOWIIam^ Tiredness 1 .jyg^y^-y ££y
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        364 3 BEST PICTURE I ACADEMY I O AWARDS 8 BEST ACTOR Ben Kingsley (j! BEST DIRECTOR Richard Attenborough X Gandhi I I F*3W'~ l l Hi» trliunph chanfed the world forever. O RICHARD ATTENBOftOUGHS FILM "GANDHr X i S^,B£NKINCSLE¥..T.M_» O nwanioceiiiniui™ jomw guigiu tmwh wo»*jd mm umj ma»to» «mn J\ i^b"—
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        915 3 Simultaneously OPENING TODAYI Q:11, 1.30,4, 6.45,9.30 I (ALL THEATRES NO FREE LIST) MIND BOGGLING' DCV (Phone *****42) 5 SHOWS: b^.- (Phone *****801 5 SHOWS- (*****59) 5 shows daily: leeii?gTbeuevisig!' 5 yiLsi 11am> 1 30> 400> 6 30 9 15 JADE ,m fZSJc Jo^& fm CAPITOL ii.m, 1.45. 4.00, 6.30, 9.15
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        557 3 ORGfIWISATIOW jg ".'I }""S{?CT!fTBBHff?RBfIi opens today 1 10 45, I 00, 3 15, 7 00, 9 15 "MADE IN CHINA" Mandarin TODAY ONLY 4 shows 145 4, 6.45, 915 i "WAITRESS'VoIor OPENS TOMORROW "ORUNKEN MONK" Mandarin I |l:<Maii;illl— Cl-EI.-MlE4<| Today only 1.45, 4, 7, 900 I "MADMAN" color Tomorrow "Th«
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        656 4  -  A GHANI NASIR By< IT is an undeniable fact that newspapers have played an important role m enriching the linguistic, cultural and many other facets of Malay life. As the main avenue for the publication of various articles on language they have generated wide interest m the mother
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        594 4 DDDDO WlA&^&yUl&S s jaga akan jadlnya." s Malay proverb Tw»EE TH <9lL Jj JO I jHI "You may split it with a light tap or £%4iral with a hard blow, the result is the same broken porcelain." '"KW 91k w&k L iteral translation. Jk ■U|3LK DDDDD
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        533 4  - Lesson 618 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Haron A. Rahman I By O Let's V J Jawapan bag! soalansoalan datum Pelajaran SI A: Answers to questions m Lesson 61 A: 1) Anak-anak lelaki kerapkali menjadi nakal sebab ibubapa mereka tidak mengambil berat terhadap mereka kerana memberikan lebih banyak perhatian kepada
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        1157 4 NOTICES ROXY ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 1 Preliminary Final Report Your Directors are pleased to announce the audited results of the Company for the year ended 30 September, 1982. Year ended Year ended 30.9.1982 30.9.1981 Turnover $36,521,765 $45,194,314 Profit before taxation 2,899,086 3,860,857 Less: Provision for taxation 998,977 1,800,000 1,900,109
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        412 4 Notice of Removal Kirn Teck Trading Private Limited Kirn Teck Holding Private Limited Please be informed that with effect from 1 5th April 1 983 our hew office will be located at: U, Chin Bee Road Singapore 2261 Tel: 2******/*****52/*****97 Telex No. Teokim Bs ***** fr^ CHANGE OF fli I
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        118 4 RADIN MAS illustrator Alsan retoldhy Yaakub Rashid 7a) Pegawai-pegawai Istana yang membenci Pangeran mengambil kesempatan mi b) Atas hasutan mereka Sultan berpendapat bahawa "perempuan penari ituiah yang untuk membingungkan lagi dan meracuni fikiran Sultan untuk mengambil tindakan bersalah menggoda adinda beta dan beta akan menghapuskannya". Lantas disusun membalas dendam. rancangan
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