The Straits Times, 19 June 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times I EsU«. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 19, Mm" 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    The bright and the gloomy
    645 1  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ JUNE TAN Raja tells students why our Golden Age and how it can be lost By and What Singapore would have been like without PAP Page 8 Carry on competing Page 9 4 MR LEE KUAN YEW always tolls me, i do not
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    63 1 WOMEN at the helm Frontier Airlines teamed the first woman pilot hired by a major airline with a woman co-pilot to make history as the first all- female cockpit crew In commercial airline history. Captain Emily Warner, 44, (left) and First Officer Barbara Cook, U, pause f «r
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      97 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States Supreme Court today refused to consider an appeal by 21 members of Congress who asked federal courts to bar President Ronald Reagan from sending military aid to El Salvador. The action Indicated that the Court was unwilling to open the way for
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    Lock icon India imposes visa rule on C'wealth nations
    156 1 India imposes visa rule on C'wealth nations KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. All citizens of Com mon weal the ountries will require visas to visit India, effective from today, a spokesman of the Indian High Commission said. Last week the Indian government imposed the visa requirement for people from Canada and Britain
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    Warrant of arrest against woman
    89 1 A WARRANT for the arrest of a 26-year-old woman is out after she failed to appear m court to face a charge of throwing bottles and glasses out of a thirdstorey HDB flat. Liow Sok Hoon is alleged to have commit- ted the rash act,
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    Lock icon Clean sweep
    32 1 BEIJING, Mon. The cleaning of Beijing's filthy public toilets has been put under a contract "responsibility system" after nauseated citizens and news reporters complained, the Beijing Daily said yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Razaleigh to 'stay on as Finance Minister'
    260 1 Razaleigh to 'stay on as Finance Minister' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TENGKU Razaleigh Hamzah is staying on as Finance Minister despite reports that he might step down. There was speculation that he would resign after his defeat by Datuk Musa Hitam m the contest for the deputy presidency of Umno. All
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    Tour money or your life, son told dad
    140 1 Tour money or your life, son told dad A MAN threatened to kill Ids father if he did not give him part of the compensation money dne to him when the government acquired his boose. Mr AMmannan s/o Mongu, 52, of Jalan Mat* Ayer, la Sembtwaig, was ottered $48,ttt by
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    Lock icon Cagney in hospital
    52 1 BOOTHBAY HARBOR (Maine), Mon. American film legend James Carney had tests taken at a local hospital after complaining of shortness of breath but officials said he was feeling better. However, they refused to formally release any information and would not even confirm if Cagney, 84. had been
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    Ministry on those moving ads
    283 1 R|| I THE public may still get chance to travel on bases decked as moving advertisements bat wily If the 25th anniversary celebrations are featured prominently. The Communications Ministry, which had earlier tuned down a plan by Singapore Bus Service to convert 25 double-deckers Into
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    Smile, you are on your conductor's sketch pad
    107 1 Smile, you are on your conductor's sketch pad THERE is this bus conductor who sometimes secretly wishes that some of his commuters take a longer ride. And he likes to look, no, stare at them. Then he reaches out for his pen and a moment's expression is immortalised. Conductor Siow
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    A record!
    39 1 A RECORD US$ll billion (Ss23 billion) was traded on the foreign exchange mirket m February m Singapore. This is 10 tmes tho average daily turnover 10 years ago. Forex turnover record m February Times Dollar: Page 21.
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      25 1 Inside 58 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-7 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS It BACKGROUND 2t TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-41 RACING 41 SPORTS 41-43
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      469 2 1,000 tapes seized POLICE and the Board of Film Censors yesterday crippled yet another underground video duplicating operation. This time, 1,051 video tapes, 14 video cassette recorders and a television monitor with a total worth of about $70,000 were seized from a two-room Housing Board flat at Block 32,
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      Around the world
      575 2 Voters' choice THE political complexion of the European Community's 434-member Parliament, which resides m Strasbourg, appears set to change thanks to a big rejection of the ruling parties m the 10-member nations' legislature. Unity and European issues took a back seat as many of the community's 210
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      341 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: HOUSING BOARD flats have become the only affordable homes for many people. And most new flat owners are likely to regard their purchase more or less as final. In reaps— c to this trend and to cat down on wastage In building flats which are
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      Background
      59 2 DOUBTS OVER STORY AN Israeli's claim to have led a hit squad on a mission of revenge after the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre of Israeli athletes has just been published. But suspicions have arisen that his "inside story" is but a work of fiction. This followed investigations by London's
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      Across the Causeway
      192 2 Call to estate bosses THE Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has urged estate managements not to take advantage of the agreement on import of Indonesian workers to exploit their own Malaysian Indian workers. Estates not facing any labour shortage should not recruit Indonesians or deprive their present workers
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      Timesdollar
      230 2 FOREX DEALERS TRADED A DAILY $23b RECORD IN FEB SINGAPORE'S foreign exchange dealers traded a record average daily transaction of US$ll billion (Ss23 billion) m February this year This was revealed by the Minister of State for Finance, Mr Lee Yock Suan, when he addressed delegates to the 14th
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      225 2 'Frisco here he comes THE lure of the American track and field scene has prompted national sprint champion Haron Mundir to leave for San Francisco earlier than expected. Haron, 21, left his training camp at Heidelberg, West Germany, last Saturday, a month ahead of schedule. "In San Francisco, he'll
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      471 2 The Baba happening JUST three months ago, the 13 stars of the Arts Festival play Pilch Menantu and the 19-strong cast of the wedding pageant were living quietly outside the limelight. Salesman Gerald Yeo, 23, who is the play's male lead, Ba Besar, said that when he first
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      198 2 Bravery for arts sake Something special WHEN the audience settles down to watching the performance of the Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe, starting tomorrow night at the Place Theatre, they might be unaware that many of the dances nearly cost the choreographers their lives. For they braved
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      Lock icon Murdani now in charge of President's security
      380 3 JAKARTA, Mon. INDONESIA'S armed forces chief, General Benny Murdani. has assumed direct responsibility for the security of President Suharto and his family, the official armed forces, newspaper Angkatan Bersenjata said today. It said the armed forces' military police, previously m cnarge of presidential
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      Lock icon China condemns Soviet support for Viets
      178 3 China condemns Soviet support for Viets BEIJING, Mon. China today called tor the condemnation of the Se vlet Union for its rapport «f Vietnam In tie brat Chinese reaction to aecasa tloas levelled by Soviet President Konstaatla Cheraeake. "It Is a fact weU known to all that the Soviet Union
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      Lock icon Fuel from coconut husks
      140 3 A PLACID island m central Philippines is the site of a new biomass-biogas energy project. This is the charcoal-maker using locally-available raw materials, mainly coconut husks and pig manure which are found m abundance m the country. Funded by the United States Agency for International Develop-
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      Lock icon Central bank tries to stabilise NZ dollar
      157 3 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand's central bank intervened on the Wellington currency market today to support the local dollar after hectic trading sparked by uncertainty over the outcome of snap general elections next month. Dealers reported a high level of trading with importers spending
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      53 3 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese researchers have developed a highly efficient way of producing fine ceramic materials that can cut production by 40 to 50 per cent compared to existing methods. The new method, called high-pressure selfcombustion sintering process, was jointly developed by Sumitomo Electric Industries and the state-run University
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        Lock icon Marshals get order to shoot
        138 3 MANILA, Mon. President Ferdinand Marcos today reactivated Manila's "secret marshals" 1,000 plainclothes police "riding shot Run" m buses and jeepneys to counter a growing crime wave, the Presidential Palace said. Mr Marcos said he "did not want to alarm the public" but told reporters the
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        61 3 Murod new deputy chairman JAKARTA, Mon. A special meeting of the Supreme Advisory Council had appointed former army chief Gen Makmum Murod, 60, as its deputy chairman to replace Gen All Murtopo, who died last month, a council spokesman said today. The council is a constitutional body that advises the
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        Lock icon Thailand to Laos: Cool it...
        116 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand said today that Laos should refrain from verbal attacks over three disputed hamlets along the two countries' ill-defined border. Radio Vientiane, monitored here, again took Thailand to task over the issue today, saying that villagers m the district had rallied last week
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        111 3 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia planned to export its elephants to reduce its population m an effort to protect agricultural areas, a Ministry of Forestry spokes- man said here today. Forestry Minister Sujarwo had ordered the Association of Indonesia's Plants and Animals Traders to export elephants, which were
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        Lock icon Gen Arthit leaves for Japan
        95 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Armed forces commander Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek, accompanied by five high-rank-ing military officials, left today for visits to Japan, the United States, Britain and Austria, military sources said. Gen Arthit, who is also a key political figure, would spend six days m Japan, meeting
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      Why Japan may scrap sea-lanes patrol plan
      374 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. The results of a public survey on Japan's armed forces have indicated that the Japanese Defence Agency might suspend its controversial plan to patrol strategic sea-lanes m the Pacific. The poll conducted by the influential newspaper,
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      31 3 ANKARA, Mon. Two Turkish prisoners have died m the ninth week of a hunger strike m protest against the alleged torture of prisoners, their relatives said on Sunday. UPI
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      44 4 MOSCOW, Mon. A deputy fire chief Yakov Karnashnikov and his postmistress wife Nina have been Jailed for 20 years for using dozens of fictitious names to collect thousands of roubles m extra fire-fighting bonuses, a Soviet newspaper Sovietskaya Rossiya, said yesterday. Reuter
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      Concern over the poor turnout of voters
      151 4  - Concern over the poor turnout of voters SHADA ISLAM By Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Mon. The poor turnout of European voters to elect their representatives to the European Parliament has began to cause serious concern Officials at the European Economic Commaalty (EEC) headquarters described the turnout as public apathy on Issues
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      Lock icon Big rebuff for ruling parties in 10 countries
      488 4  -  TERESA OOI The European Parliament elections By London Reporter LONDON, Mon. The political complexion of Europe's 434-member Strasbourg Parliament looked set to change yesterday thanks to a big rejection of the ruling parties m the 10 member-nations. Unity and European issues took
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      Lock icon Thatcher is too powerful, says Pym
      156 4 Thatcher is too powerful, says Pym LONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's former Foreign Secretary, Mr Francis Pym, yesterday made an outspoken attack on her style of government saying she concentrated too much power m her own hands. In an exclusivepreview of his new book m The Sunday Times, Mr
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      Lock icon Polish polls see lowest turnout in 40 years
      331 4 WARSAW, Mon. Government officials today said they scored a clearcut election victory over the Solidarity underground but a boycott by union activists produced the lowest voter turnout m 40 years of communist rule. Election officials said more than 75 per cent of
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      Lock icon Downed Korean jet linked with US spy satellites
      386 4 LONDON, Mon. THE South Korean passenger jet shot down over the Soviet Union last year may have been used to trigger Soviet radar and electronic defence signals so that US spy satellites could monitor them. According to an article m the British
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      331 5 ptetwe. Baghdad's attack to blunt threatened human-wave offensive ABU DHABI, Mon. Iraq said it sank an Iranian boat yesterday m the marshes east of Basra, underscoring its warning of pre-emptive strikes to blunt a threatened humanwave offensive of 500,000 Iranian soldiers. An Iraqi military
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      Lock icon Jewish suspected terrorists ask for trial postponement
      302 5 JERUSALEM, lion. AN Israeli court is considering a defence request to postpone the trial of 20 settlers accused m the largest Jewish suspected terrorist network m Israeli history until "hostile" publicity dies down. The settlers, with their heads bent m prayer, went on
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      Lock icon Khaddam tries to heal rift in Lebanon
      159 5 BIKFAYA (Lebanon), Mon. Syrian VicePresideiit Abdel-Halim Khaddam arrived here today tor talks aimed at bridging the gap between Lebanon's rival Christian and Muslim Cabinet ministers. Mr Khaddam, a veteran mediator m Lebanese affairs, was met by President Amin Gemayel and Prime Minister Rashid
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      57 5 AJACCIO (Corsica), Mon Seventeen explosions overnight rocked southern Corsica, including seven In this city, causing considerable damage and badly wounding a police guard, sources reported. In AJacdo, the targets were the beaduartera or the state-run gas and electricity board where a policeman was hurt, a tax office,
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        73 5 ARTHUR SCARGILL, president of the National Union of Mineworkers, was taken to hospital with light head injuries today after falling down at the Orgreave coking plant m northern England where violent clashes broke out between police and striking coalminers, police m London said. During the clashes, 15
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        58 5 THOUSANDS OF people marched through the streets of Dhaka on Sunday to protest against prices that have risen as much as 20 per cent for essential commodities such as rice and wheat. The march was organised by the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party which accused President Hossain Mohammad
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        57 5 ANGRY UNIVERSITY students tried yesterday to break up a lecture given by a professor who suggested that Australia is taking m too many Asians. Police arrested about 20 students from a group of 150 who tried to enter Melbourne University's History Department where Professor Geoffrey Blainey Dean of
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        58 5 NORTH KOREA is expected to obtain at least 20 MiG-23 jet fighters from the Soviet Union as a result of President Kirn D-Sung's visit to Moscow m May, a South Korean government source said m Seoul yesterday. Mr Kirn hopes the Soviet-built tactical warplane will upgrade
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        China's film city
        64 5 A HONGKONG film director has won official support m China to build a US$l.5 billion (553.12 billion) film city outside Beijing which can double as a tourist attraction, it was reported m Hongkong yesterday. Director Li Han-Xiang's plan was supported by Chinese First Vice-Premi-er Wan Li and
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        87 5 THE BOLIVIAN army has asked Interpol to investigate the theft of campaign diaries belonging to the revolutionary leader Ernesto "Che" Guevara, it was learned m La Paz yesterday. The Journals and other documents, kept by the Bolivian army until 1979 as spoils of war, were stolen by "foreign
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      53 5 CAIRO. Moo. An Iranian navy transport plane which arrived la Luxor, Upper Egypt, three days ago carrying eight Iranian defectors flew on to a military base east of Cairo today, officials said. The Iranians had tried unsuccessfully m Luxor to contact foreign embassies m Cairo to seek
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      Lock icon 11 nations to make an urgent appeal
      539 6 MINISTERS of 11 Latin American debtor-countries are meeting m Cartagena from today to discuss their debt problems. Their meeting follows Argentina's rejection of an IMF aus- terity programme earlier this month. The Argentine move would complicate the discussions at the Cartagena Summit. The
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      451 6 We have enough money to pay back loan, says Argentina Quote 4 This is the most delicate decision de Larosiere (IMF managing director) has faced m his career. Argentine President Raul Alfonsin's political credibility is at stake over the wage increases and he cannot af- m ford to back down.
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      231 6 Latin American concern for Ferreira's safety MONTEVIDEO. Mon. Latin American leaders yesterday expressed "serious concern for the safety of Uruguayan opposition leader Wilson Ferreira, who was arrested by the military government when he returned from 11 years of exile. The military regime refused to say where it was holding Mr
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      38 6 MANAGUA, Mon. United States-backed anti-Sandinis-ta rebels attacked a farming cooperative m northern Nicaragua, destroyed buildings and vehicles, and wounded a Nicaragua soldier m a grenade and mortar assault on a border station, military officials said. AP
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      Lock icon Pizzas all the way from Arkansas
      182 6 FAYETTEVILLE (Arkansas), Mon. A college basketball player's craving for a popular pizza on the University of Arkansas cam pas prompted a restaurant owner to arrange an order to go half-way around the world. Mr BUI Sherwood, owner of King Pizza m Fayetteville, prepared at
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      136 7 Jaye's jumbo gift to Reagan WASHINGTON, Mon. Bearing a request for economic aid and a symbolic gift for President Ronald Reagan, President Junius Jayewardene of Sri Lanka was invited to the White House today as part of an image-build-ing state visit. Prepared to discuss his political and economic troubles at
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      95 7 Mondale meets possible running mate WALTER Mondale, contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, is seen here with Congresswoman Geraldlne Ferraro as she arrived for ft meeting at his residence In North Oaks, Minnesota, during the weekend. Miss Ferraro, chairman of the Democratic National Platform Committee, was one of the prospective
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      Lock icon 'US fiscal policy threatens world recovery'
      420 7 BASLE, Monday International bank hits out at budget deficits THE world's present economic recovery could develop into a severe recession if the United States did not change its budget policy, warned the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) today. Sharply criticising the large US budget
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      42 7 LONDON, Mon. AntlFrench Jokes printed m a London tabloid newspapaper were "tasteless and puerile" but not racist, the British Press Council said today. The Sun published "Froggie" Jokes from readers. Frogs is a derogatory English term for the French. UPI
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      206 7 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Olympic negotiators and Los Angeles police still have not reached an agreement on costs, but po- lice chief Daryl Gates says be intends to go ahead with maximum security plans and, if necessary, sue Olympic organisers later to get paid. In
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      Lock icon Reagan salutes disabled athletes
      117 7 UNIONDALE (New York), Mon. President Ronald Reagan played host to the 1984 International Games of the Disabled yesterday, saluting nearly 2,000 handicapped competitors from 55 nations for "sending a message of hope throughout the world." Under cloudy skies with a hint of rain, athletes from the
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      136 7 OTTAWA, Mon. Canadian Prime Ministerdesignate John Turner took a swipe today at his predecessor Mr Pierre Trudeau by praising the United States. He also said that he would strive lor better relations and an early meeting with President Ronald Reagan. Mr Turner, who won the
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      Singapore's one-way ticket
      607 8 At the Pre-U seminar on Birth of a Nation: Singapore m the 1950s 4 HAD success been limited to a few things, then accident, luck or divine intervention could be sufficient explanation. But when improvement extends to all major aspects of life, then it must be attributed
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      'Pick politicians as you would doctors'
      344 8 MR S. RAJARATNAM does not trust popular doctors. He trusts doctors who give him the right medicine, unpleasant though it may be. And he recommended the same approach to choosing politicians. Politics is not a matter of winning a popularity contest, he said. Correct
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      What S'pore would have been like without PAP
      325 8 What S'pore would have been like without PAP 4 WE know now, m the light of what happened to the Americans m Vietnam, that had not the PAP entered the fray, a British-occupied Singapore would have gone the way of Indo-China. Worse still, it could have become, like Cambodia today,
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      322 9  -  JUNE TAN At the Pre-U Seminar Dr Tay defends our success-oriented education system By STUDENTS should keep striving to score distinctions m school because it is the spirit of wanting to get ahead that has spurred Singapore to where she is today. Urging them to do so
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      Worker drowned
      55 9 A WORKER, picnicking with his colleagues at the East Coast Parkway, drowned while swimming alone. Aminul Islam, 25, from Bangladesh, was swimming about 50 m from the shore on Dec 26 last year when he got into difficulties. He was rescued but attempts to revive him failed. A
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      $70,000 in tapes and gear seized
      173 9 $70,000 in tapes and gear seized POLICE and the Board of Film Censors yesterday crippled yet another underground video duplicating centre. This time, 1,151 video tapes, 14 video cassette recorders and a monitor with a total worth of about $7l,Mi were seized from a two-room Housing Board flat at Block
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      Unionist facing Satu inquiry wants witnesses
      566 9  -  IVAN LIM By ONE of three officials facing a disciplinary inquiry for challenging the Singapore Air Transportworkers' Union (Satu) leadership's formation of house unions wants six witnesses to be present. Mr Chua Chwee Kay wrote to Satu general secretary, Mr K.Doraisamy, yesterday asking him
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      Two face abetting rape charge
      67 9 Two face abetting rape charge A BUSINESSMAN and an Indonesian man, already accused of raping a 20--year-old sales assistant, were yesterday each charged with abetting one another to rape the girl on June 10. No pleas were taken from Liew Kirn Yong, 28, and Phoea Tjing Hwat, 29. The cases
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      Quiz will focus on Singapore
      446 11 FOR how many years has Singapore been self-gov-erned? Answer: 25 years. If you answered this question within a split second, why not form a team and take part m the National Current Affairs Quiz from July to October? The quiz is the third m an
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      Lesson from sceptic, heretic and lunatic
      344 11 Lesson from sceptic, heretic and lunatic IE director spins tale to make moral point WHEN Sceptic, Heretic and Lunatic graduated with first class honours from the Central University of Engineering, their father put a proposal to them. A firm believer m productivity, he asked them to form a Morality Improvement
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      Lock icon 10 homeless after fire in shophouses
      279 11 10 homeless after fire in shophouses FIREMEN tread carefully as they hose down the stir smouldering remains of a sbopboiue. Ten people were made homeless when Ore destroyed a row of 11 old sbophoaseB In Have look Road early yesterday. Police saM the victims, all Malaysians, had rented rooms at
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      Fare sends $1 she owes cabbie to ROV
      148 11 ONE dollar awaits the taxi-driver whom a passenger refused to pay the Central Business District surcharge to on June 7. A Registry of Vehicles (ROY) spokesman said it received a letter enclosing a dollar note on June 12 from the passenger explaining
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      Scooter patrols to improve park's security
      129 12 Scooter patrols to improve park's security SCOOTER patrols will be added to reinforce security at the popular East Coast Park, possibly by next month. These will be m addition to the bicycle and car patrol that are already used to police the area. Ten scooters, each costing $1,200, were given
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      Police post has made it safer
      34 12 Street lights are now left on all night and detectives sent to the area from time to time, especially on the eves of public holidays and on weekends.
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      Big drive to promote police officers
      326 12  - Big drive to promote police officers PAUL WEE Exercise meant to fill posts vacated by the Veterans' By A LARGE-SCALE promotion exercise for senior police officers, from inspectors up to deputy commissioners, will be carried out from next month. The exercise, described as the biggest m recent years, is to
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      Dirt is diet for food poisoning
      247 12  -  GRACE CHNG By POTS of navy on the floor, slime on refrigerator dears aa d eeekr thus running mini t~* vi atoßslls. Unhealthy practices like these cm toad te food poisoning. Stace January this year, 17 outbreaks of feed poisoning have been reported. Of
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      Monday clean-up for Police Task Force team
      152 12 Monday clean-up for Police Task Force team TWENTY members of the Police Task Force II were up and about early yesterday, cleaning the Tai Pei Old People's Home at Jalan Ampas, off Balestier Road. The home, which has 135 residents, is one of two "adopted" by PTF n, based m
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      Management and the micro computer
      73 12 Management and the micro computer A COURSE on the effective use of micro computers m making management decisions will be organised by the Institute of Industrial Engineers from June 26. The eight-session course aims to dispel the notion that computer-aided decision-mak-ingis only for specialists. The course will be conducted by
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      Cyclist dies
      31 12 MOTORCYCLIST Chong Thin Choy, 18, who was Involved m an accident at 22 km Woodlands Road on June 11, died at Toa Payoh Hospital at 3.06 p.m. on Sunday
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      Accused faces second rape charge
      161 12 Accused faces second rape charge A SECOND charge of raping a woman shortly after allegedly raping her for the first time was yesterday preferred against a man who already faces a series of 58 charges. Jhony Tan, 33, is said to have raped the 20--year-old woman twice m a car
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      Two men rob souvenir store
      87 12 Two men rob souvenir store TWO men robbed a souvenir shop m Beach Road of $55,000 worth of jewellery on Saturday. The manager of Midori Souvenir Store, Mr S.H. Koh, 28, told police that the two men walked into the shop m Shaw Towers at 1.40 p.m. One of them
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      More wet days ahead
      132 12 ISOLATED to scattered showers, mostly In the late morning and early afternoon, are expected on about six to eight days daring the next tortnight. The Meteorological Services Department said that the prevailing sooth-west monsoon winds are likely to persist and widespread thundery showers, accompanied by gusty
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      Air pact with Nepal reached at talks
      151 13 Air pact with Nepal reached at talks AN AGREEMENT has been reached for Royal Nepal Airlines to fly to Singapore and beyond ana for Singapore Airlines (SLA) to fly to Kathmandu and onward. The agreement was made at a meeting between the two governments and the airlines' officials last week.
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      Crossing
      28 13 THE Public Works Department has installed push-but-ton pedestrian crossing lights at Jalan Rajah near Moulmein Primary School. They will begin to operate at 10 a.m. on Monday.
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      'Who says there's nothing to see here?'
      145 13 ARMED with 360 kg of equipment, seven months of preparation and lots of insect repellent, an 11--member team from the British Broadcasting Corporation are m town to capture all the sights and sounds of Singapore. "People say that there's not much to see
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      Now, a dragon boat song...
      260 13 SINGAPOREANS have had a dragon boat race to celebrate the dumpling festival every year for seven years now. Yet, few know the significance of it all. This realisation has led two musicians to come up with a song, the first of its kind here, to
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      Former adman fined $7,500 for taking bribes
      196 13 A FORMER senior art director of an advertising company was yesterday fined $7,500 and ordered to pay a penalty of 110,684 which was the amount of bribes he had received. Chieu Shuey Fook, 49, formerly of Ogilvy Mather (S) Pte Ltd, pleaded guilty
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      $48 m may go to waste in renovations
      474 13  -  WONG AI KWEI MATHEW YAP If all new HDB home owners make changes to correct 'faults' By and NEW Housing Board flat-owners pay millions of dollars m renovation costs each year because they find it necessary to improve on the finish and
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      Contractors want deadline extended
      368 13 CONTRACTORS want the Homing BMii to extead the three-month resovatioa deadline for new flats by aae to two marthn because they cannot cope. "Since April, not one c— tractor has been ante to complete his work for lew flatram on time," Mr Oliver Yak, ckalrman of
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      Lock icon Tunku back from Frankfurt today
      101 15 Tunku back from Frankfurt today PENANG, Mon. Tunku Abdul Rahman, 81, will be back m Malaysia tomorrow after treatment m West Germany for rheumatic pains. The Tunku's assistant grivate secretary, Mr ani bin Abdullah, said the Tunku will be arriving at Subang Airport from Frankfurt at about 6.45 p.m. He
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      Lock icon 500 stage protest over radioactive dump site
      98 15 IPOH, Mon. About 500 people today protested m a peaceful banner-carrying demonstration against the Perak state government's decision to go ahead with the construction of a radioactive waste dump m Papan, about 13 km from here. The chairman of the Papan anti-radioactive waste
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      Lock icon Estates told: Don't abuse labour import
      233 15 IPOH, Monday THE Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has urged estate managements not to take advantage of the agreement on import of Indonesian workers to exploit their own Malaysian Indian workers. Estates not having labour shortage should not recruit Indonesians or deprive their present workers
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      Lock icon New 4.8-km security wall at border hits smugglers
      162 15 PADANG BESAR, Mm. Hie milliea »e--corlty wall aleag the Malayslan-Thal herder here has helped carb «m«ggH» g activities betweea the twe eaaatrlea. Security aeareea said yesterday that imiiglers have beea hit since the 4.8-km rela- Urced e— efrte wall wu pat ap
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      Lock icon Customs to open all Causeway lanes for Hari Raya
      137 15 Customs to open all Causeway lanes for Hari Raya JOHOR BARU, Mon. ARRANGEMENTS have been made to open up all the 22 Customs and Immigration lanes from Thursday to cope with the anticipated rush by shoppers preparing for the coming Hari Raya. The head of Customs at the Causeway, Mr
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      Lock icon Flying help
      47 15 IPOH, Mon. The "Flying Doctor" service has brought 14 Orang Asli from remote areas m Pahang, Kelantan and Perak to the General Hospital here since early this year. A spokesman of the service said seven doctors and two dentists were involved with the service. Bernama
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      Lock icon 75 deaths
      40 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. There have been 75 deaths from drowning m Malaysia so far this year. Floods took a heavy toll earlier m the year when more than 25 people, most of them m East Malaysia, drowned. NST
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      Lock icon Mentri Besar: Don't go to Danok just yet
      284 15 ALOR STAR, Monday MENTRI Besar Datuk Seri Syed Nahar Shahabuddin today advised the people not to visit Danok, the Thai border town near Bukit Kayu Hitam, 45 km from here, as yet as their safety could not be guaranteed following an incident
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      Lock icon Forces to train 10,000 in unarmed combat
      165 15 Forces to train 10,000 in unarmed combat KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The armed forces are expected to train 10,000 troops m unarmed combat by the end of the year, armed forces chief Gen Tan Sri Mohamed Ghazali Mohamed Seth said today. The forces have trained 3,500 men so far. Of this
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      Lock icon Gunmen drop $28,000 in their getaway
      89 15 PENANG, Mon. Two gunmen dropped an envelope containing $28,Mt daring their hasty escape from a hotel here after an early morning robbery on Saturday. J^f meil i to ••rty burst Into m PeiM 4 m and "«W ap the staff on the reception desk.
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      Conductor draws experience from his passengers
      224 16  -  LIM KWAN KWAN By THE next time you board SBS Service 148, you may have your candid expressions captured on paper by its conductor, Mr Siow Chin Chong. Mr Siow, 56, sketches his passengers on board the bus whenever he has the chance with
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      Stamp club hopes to hold public auctions
      106 16  -  Ulu Pandan STAMP collectors m Ulu Pandan may find their hobby more rewarding than they think. The constituency's Zone A RC's stamp club, formed m March, hopes to hold public stamp auctions. RC chairman James Png said: "We want to promote exhanges of
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      Old hand gives tips on tuning up song birds
      228 16  - Old hand gives tips on tuning up song birds AUGUSTINE LOW Geylang Serai By TWENTY years m the bird business and Mr Koh Sian Hin, 59, knows it all. Especially when it comes to giving tips on how to make accomplished singers of songbirds. "You have to tame them first,"
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      Residents get spotlight in road show too
      290 16  -  Kuo Chuan CEPHAH TAN By YOU may break a leg bat the show mast ga tradition. Drimmer Benny Kaan brake his dramstick lastead. Bat cool Beany picked «p a spate stick te save their sang a rack ■amber called In A Blc Country,
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      Eating out is as easy as ABC
      271 16  -  Bukit Merah MICHAEL LIM By RESIDENTS and workers m the Bukit Merah area will no longer have to scratch their heads over where to go for meals. The Bukit Merah library has produced a pamphlet listing m alphabetical order the types and names
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      Singing contest to go on-line
      148 16 NOTHING escapes the age of computers, not even birds. Their fate as star singers at a national bird singing contest next month will be decided with the help of computers. Members of the Tiong Bahru CC Computer Club have been asked to compute the judges'
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      The Sunday Block 729 came out to play
      159 16  - The Sunday Block 729 came out to play Ang Mo Kio A FRIENDLY "block spirit" was what the residents of Block 729 m Ang Mo Kio wanted. So a few of them sot together and organised a series of fun games which residents could join m. Last Sunday was Project
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      Warming to all that ice-cream
      134 16 GETTING a taste of ice-cream making isn't quite as satisfying as enjoying the product. And these children seem to be melting under the anxiety of waiting for their reward. But it was part of the deal: They first had to see how ice-cream was made.
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Give would-be owners the choice
      483 18 THE problem of renovating Housing Board flats is essentially that of choice. And it would be logical for it to be solved by choice. The shortage of contractors may look bad but it is not really that unmanageable. Six hundred licensed contractors to 48,000 flats
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    Sabahans snub farmwork
    746 18 KUALA LUMPUR THE youth of the peer, nomadic tribes of Malaysia's state of Sabah want no part either of farming •r «f the nations plans to tarn Sabah Into a middle class fanning community The hard work and tow returns of farming compares poorly to that of
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    A shot in the dark
    952 18  -  DAVID FAIRHALL Comment By of The Guardian Pursuing Reagan's 'Star Wars' programme would do West a disservice LONDON As the US Army's impressive success m shooting down an incoming ballistic missile warhead m outer space helps to persuade a sceptical Congress that President Reagan's "Star
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    Lock icon Horrors of torture camp expose harshness of Sekou Toure's rule
    783 18 Horrors of torture camp expose harshness of Sekou Toure's rule CONAKRY (Guinea) Almost every evening, as darkness gathers along the West African coast, Guineans huddle around their radios, tuned m to a programme devoted to stories of horror and inhumanity. Since the military seized power m Guinea m early April,
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      128 18 DAILY INTEREST am*.mL savings Rka» account ?0l *****28 8 If you open a Savers Plus account at I Hong Leong Finance or Singapore Finance, you will have access to your daily interest savings at any of our 28 branches. 5 HONG LEONG FINANCE LTD TEL: *****92 SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD TEL:
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      Colour them with joy...
      324 19 Ministry's message on those painted buses 4 Over the last 25 years, much effort and money have gone into beautifying our city... lining our expressways and roads with flowering trees and shrubs... We have resisted the temptation of quick financial returns from gigantic garish billboards, a
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      Two reasons why undergrads don't socialise enough
      487 19 THERE has been some talk lately that undergraduates should try to socialise more m the university. I would like to suggest two reasons why they can't do it m the first place. The university can be a very lonely and impersonal place at
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      Think before you light up
      296 19 HERE is a short message extracted from a magazine that I would like to share with readers: "Ever since the Surgeon-General's report on the dire effects of cigarette smoking, I have redoubled my efforts to quit. If only I could puff on a cigarette and
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      86 19 THE Straits Times welcome* letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve
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        Switch off for peace's sake
        71 19 Switch off for peace's sake THERE is a playground iust beside my block m Bedok. I do not mind children playing there m the daytime. About a year ago, however, the "playing time" was increased with the installation of lights. These switch off automatically only at 10.45 each night. As
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        Police post will help
        80 19 I WOULD like to bring to the attention of the authorities the noise nuisance generated by certain people m the motorcycle parking lot bounded on three sides by blocks 706, 707 and 710, Clementi West, Street 2. As a result, residents m the blocks have difficulty
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        Water gets into flat
        60 19 I HAVE been living m a top-floor corner flat for the past two years. Six months after moving m, I began experiencing water seepage into my flat, usually after heavy rain. When complaints were made, minor repairs were done. I think major repairs are necessary if
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        Use land for garden
        52 19 I WOULD like to appeal to the relevant authority not to convert the playground below blocks 12 and 13, Joo Seng Road, into a car park. With some trees/shrubs and a few stone tables and chairs, this land could be converted into a mini-garden. A RESIDENT
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        Taps dry
        48 19 I HAVE been having poor water pressure m my new five-room maisonette m Lengkok Bahru since February this year. It is so low that when a tap on the lower level is turned on, all the taps on the upper level run dry. RESIDENT Singapore MM
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Israeli's story was 'a work of fiction'
      929 20  -  ROBERT CHESSHYRE By m New York Doubts raised over former spy's account of how hit squad avenged Munich Olympics massacre A BOOK just published m Britain and America which claims to tell the true inside story of an Israeli hit squad set up
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      Japanese ritual of family suicide on the rise
      804 20  - Japanese ritual of family suicide on the rise PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Last month, Mr Iwm Amatatm, 4#-year-eld Jioumm taxi driver, and Us wife pinned note onto the doer of tkelr htm 1b Osaka: "We have thought about the future ef ear children and this is the only
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      314 20 Hongkongßank Interest Rates f Savings Account 1251 X. Interest calculated daily, credited monthly. Time Deposits 1 12 months iMz Per annum y^ BEACH ROAD: 1 1 5 Beach Road, Tel: *****75 COLLYERQUAY: 21 Collyer Quay, Hongkongßank Building, Td: *****44 JURONG: 1 Tah Ching Road. Td: *****41 MARINE PARADE: 80 Marine
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
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      In the market
      253 21 A MILD last- minute rally saved the Singapore stock market from plunging further yesterday. And with Wall Street looking weaker and the Malaysian Chinese Association's power struggle far from over, little interest was shown m the market. This was clearly reflected m the 93 falls against only
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      Singapore barometer
      36 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 16 67 14 Finance 3 5 Hotels 0 5 5 Properties 3 4 2 Plantations 1 5 2 Mining 1 3 0 Deb/Loans 0 3 5 Total 26 94 33
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      KLSE subdued
      87 21 INTEREST remained very much subdued at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, with share prices finishing lower across the board m quiet trading. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index dropped 12.47 points to 1438.81. With the absence of any positive developments on the local front,
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      A last-minute rally prevents a plunge
      6 21 A last-minute rally prevents a plunge
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      36 21 INDICES Highs Lows fhWbn Straits Times Business fines Industrial Composite ISB3/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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      K. Lumpur barometer
      43 21 Up Down Undi Industrials 9 76 23 Finance I 9 1 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 0 7 2 Oil palms 0 3 3 Tins 1 8 2 Rubbers 1 17 2 Deb/Loans 0 I 0 Totol 12 123 33
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    • Chief price changes
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        Rises
        63 21 Ul**<x Dredj 675 +40 6Lw*« 261 +17 TDM 322 +16 Spore I«kJ 392 +8 LtMSOc 338+8 MI? 308+6 Straits Tridnf 535 +5 Gmtkti 510 +5 PMMdp 505 +5 SmramC«pn 190 +5 HLM«FIn 402 +4 Promet 250 +3 OUB 420 +2 SPTtitfc 366 +2 Chum Hup 358 +2 KIM 50C
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        Indices
        68 21 Iwne IS June 18 BT Composite 839 49 836 80 BT Indicator *****25 *****27 BT 08/ OS 234 286 ST Mistrials 923 SO 920 63 ST France *****3 2776 79 ST Hotels 935 29 933.00 ST Properties 606 81 606 51 STUkmnp 386 09 386 53 ST Plantations 2728.75
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        Most active
        16 21 TOM 720.000 Suprwia Corp 358,000 P«9i Msio 265,000 Chuon Hup 253,000 G Lumber 244,000
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        59 21 MCwwit 700 -35 AB N lOOfl 210 -24 Sur^tißtii 1000 -20 UOI 380-20 API 133 —13 HwnM 498 -12 UmiHm 665 -10 Gutowu 492 —8 Tractan 360 -8 TatLMßu* 344 -8 FadbMn 268 —8 G«MralC«p 260 —8 Fww 237 --8 JC-MPM 149 -7 CASHMc 380 -6 OUE 374—6 MapMitepn
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      ST Industrial index components
      65 21 BowtMdßM -3 C I C -6 CCM CoM Stor»|t -2 tXrtop W Susp Eno FIN -S G«nfen +5 Mums —8 Haw Par -2 KtRMI -2 MTC MM^wpos* -3 «T -2 Nat Iron unch PMC -4 PmEkc 1 PwfcFUrt Prima —I Promet +3 Robireoni unch MIRMI Swfcttfc
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      British investment got Mrs Boyle into business bureau
      448 21 British investment got Mrs Boyle into business bureau Face m the news THANKS to the rise In British Investment here, Mrs Joan Boyle got her Job as executive director of the British Business Association of Singapore. A nine-fold rims In British Investment over It years since 1 J7i which led
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      Middleman's role for S'pore among Pacific nations
      468 21 THE Pacific nations, including Singapore, are now more dependent on each other, and this increasing interdependence is the result of growing trade and financial links among them. Pointing this out at the opening of the 14th Pacific Trade and Development Conference yesterday, the
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      Oilmen reticent about effect of Pertamina change on Singapore
      366 21  -  RONNIE LIM By OILMEN are reticent about how the Pertamina leadership change will affect the Singapore industry. They say it will depend on the moves by its new head, Major-General Abdulrachman Ramli, who became presidentdirector of the state- owned Indonesian oil
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        44 21 Four-day meet KUALA LUMPUR The Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC) began a fourday meeting here yesterday to discuss ways of boosting tin consumption. It is expected to draw up the programme for the ministerial meeting to be held m Bolivia m September. AFP
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        29 21 monthly high of 71,377 units, Nissan Motor Co reported yesterday. AFP TOKYO Combined sales of Nissan cars and trucks m the United States last month hit an all-time
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        66 21 LONDON Arthur Guinness and Sons PLC said its agreed bid for Martin The Newsagent PLC has become wholly unconditional, following approval of a capital reorganisation at a special meeting of Martin shareholders. Guinness has now acquired a 92.6 per cent stake m Martin, including bid acceptances. It is
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        57 21 SEOUL Foreign construction orders received by South Korean firms since 1965 have totalled US$7O.5 billion (Ssl47 billion) to date, the Construction Ministry reported yesterday. Overseas construction is South Korea's maior source of foreign exchange. The ministry tally showed that the Middle East accounted for US$64.l billion or
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      284 21  -  CONRAD RAJ US$ll b traded daily, says Yock Suan By SINGAPORE'S foreign exchange dealers traded a record US$ll billion a day m February this year. This was revealed by the Minister of State for Finance, Mr Lee Yock Suan, when he addressed delegates to the
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      245 21 COMPACT disc players for cars will be brought Into Singapore by Sony next year. The CDX-5 and the CDX-RR7 are the latest versions of the CD player, tooted as an audio Innovation when It was Introduced here barely a year ago. They are
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      2671 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Sinfapore and Kuala Lumpur stock eichanfes, is necessariy covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      1817 22 INDUSTRIALS Alcom (2 178 2 I8S) (1) 2.18 (1) 2.17 xd Antoh (1.89 B) (2) 1.90 (5) 1.88 (18) 1 89 A Choc (2.778 2.805) (2) 2.78 (6) 2 79(4)2.82(10)2.81 (9)2.80 AISB (4 868 4.885) (1) 4.86 (3) 4.88 AMD (3 986 4 08S) (5)
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        14 23 cents/klo ***** down 0.50 cents 203.50 down 2.00 cents Singapore July Malaysia July
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        13 23 Ctosini prices Ms/kio $29.28 unch Straits Tin Turnover: 247 rose 42 tonnes
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        30 23 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 368 70— 369 20 374.30 374 70 Mon Sat Hongkong closed closed Fri Thurs New York 370.40-370.90 374.75 375.25 London 368.00—368.50 ***** 375.50
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        109 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5525,259 and 5525.119. Holiday m Hongkong. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.20/1.60. Very thin trading around and closed at U*****. 00 371.40 for lunch. Later, it broke the US$37O level, dipping to U*****.80 9.20. Rebounced to U*****.30 '9.70 and closed at U*****.60/9.oo.sourre.
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        19 23 CMvprict* COPTER t tome M Spot *****—982.50 (*****-990.00) 3 months 1001.50—1002.00 (1010.00—1010.50) Market tone Easier Sates: 24.500 tonnes
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        21 23 Ctotkii price* ALUMINIUM £/tarn M Spot 904.00-904.50 (904.00—904.50) 3 moot k 922.00—922.50 (923.00—923 50) Mauet tone: Steady Saws 10.550 tonnes
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        99 23 The regular daily palmoll market report was net available yesterday. PALM Closing prices Cpabnol Jun 1395 (south) 1390 (central) 1360 (north) Refined palm oi RBO palm oil Jun/Jul 750 (setters) Aug 740 (sellers) Sept 715 (sellers) RBD Stearin Jun/Jul 605 (sellers) Aug 600 (sellers) MM lul 740 (seders)
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        68 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower with July One RSS buyers quoted at 185 cents per kilo, down half a cent from last Friday. In KtuUa Lam par. the market closed at 203.50 cents per kilo for July Int One RSS buyers, down two cents from Friday. The
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        57 23 CONTINUING strong support by the buffer stock manager saw the Straits Tin price m Penang hold at MJ29.28 per kilo. The price was within the International Tin Agreement's lower sector of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Turnover rose to 247 tonnes from Friday's 209 with 40 per cent
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        168 23 Coconut Rjg^ srls™ sais t3t r r Mew drum FOB 257.00 (ie*fS) ntWoop 1.05 i£L Copra 2* class 077 Mued (loose 125.00 (buyers) W ctes 75 I^. TM MM WJ/M Ml Mf Pepper a*v« ou Soyatwan* Muntok WMe AsU 0M E»P FOBMLW 537 sO(«eim) My 155.60 S*riMk«Metaq 10%
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        78 23 TOKYO The Japanese Agriculture Ministry is seeking reorganisation of commodities exchange markets which are within its jurisdiction, a ministry spokesman said. He said the ministry is willing to combine existing exchange markets m and around Tokyo to make an international core market m Tokyo. This
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        686 23 Disney becoming more diversified after takeover fight Analysts predict a 'mini-conglomerate' LOS ANGELES Walt Disney Productions is emerging as an entertainment "miniconglomerate" following its costly battle against a takeover, wall Street analysts say. Disney, which already makes movies, operates amusement parks and runs a cable channel, agreed to buy a
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        228 23 TOKYO, Mon. Share prices closed higher today for the first time m six trading days, with small- and medium-sized issues leading the way. The Nikkei Dow Jones rose 60.74 points to close at 10,062.47 after falling 35.32 on Saturday. Trading volume was light with about 250 million shares moving.
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        194 23 DM IS COTto Ctunfe <C I 183 -I (tart) L«iflhtoo 160 -4 K 7Z t L«nd Lnm 445 -9 A 70 unch Mogrtton P.. Aust 165 -5 JNI ff* Moyn. Nkkkss 212 +2 AP M 191 +1 M«toh Exptor Ab^forto 540 -10 N L 33 2 Age -> 240
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        210 23 THE Singapore dollar opened at 2.1065/95 and was traded between the range of 2.1095/05 and 2.1078/85. It closed at 2.1090/00. The greenback was traded mixed against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.7470/90 and eased to a low of 2.7395/05. However, Europe brought the rate up to
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        199 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreipi Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8601 1.8954 5 44—5.32 Canadian dollar 1 6216 1 6230 6.23—6.13 NZ dollar 1.3561— 1 3588 7.48— 7 30 Sterling pound 2 9051—2.9086 3 47-3.42 US dollar 2.1090
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        150 23 Manager.' pric«. Arbuthnot Securities Asia trl IhIJSi forJur>«l9 S po* Growth Fund OSl>^— O.W'i w.rrwf (nmtVund 3O»-3U sac? ssl "pp** urn, B«Knwt The StvN* Fund 192-2 04 Uow, S poc. Fund 114-121 l«co«* Bond 132-139 S pore Prof Fund 1 40—1 48 ISSJTI S3! MARA Bumiputra Diamond MGT
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        633 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyaft) An Cargo Time Hock Hamburg E (63/547) 19/6(2300) FSB *****100/0900 1100 81/Fl E Promoter (1768 7W) 20/6(0700) FSB 1000 1100 *****900 L 4 torn* (18/84) 20/6 (0700) FSB *****800 180* i 900 LI Sea Fortune
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      421 24 No-confidence petition against Datuk Sopiee ONE of the first tasks of the newly elected management board of the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) will be to call an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to determine whether one of its members should step down. A petition signed
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      375 24  - Why gold has lost its shine in the past 18 months KEVIN PAGE By ALL that gutters is not the gold price. The precious metal fell to the lowest level since January on the local market yesterday, losing US$2.3O (554.78) to close at U*****.70 per ounce. This is a far
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      67 24 SHAREHOLDERS of Singapore Glass are advised not to take any action regarding Eady Investments' takeover proposal until they receive the advice of the Independent directors of SGL and the Singapore International Merchant Bankers. SGL aim announced that shareholders who have not received a copy of the Offer
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      93 24 TO HELP local furniture makers sell m the United States, American furniture design and marketing consultant Richard Kleine will be here for two weeks to advise furniture designs, costing and marketing strategies m the US. Mr Kleine, appointed by the Trade Development Board and a group
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      137 24 Japanese increase R D spending TOKYO Japanese firms are Increasing their research and development spending m an effort to meet growing foreign and domestic competition In high technology, a survey by the financial daily, Ninon Kelzai Shimbun, showed. The survey of 58t major firms listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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      553 24  -  DOREEN SOH By f\ WHY do companies "go XJt public"? What Is a "sale by tender", "offer for sale", "public issue", "placing" and "an Introduction"? A THE main reason for "going public" is to raise money. A company may need extra capital for expansion as a natural consequence of
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      201 24 BUSINESS tycoon Datuk Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohamed has been chosen by the American Academy of Achievement as one of the 1984 "giants of accomplishment" to receive the Golden Plate Award at Minneapolis next month. A statement released m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday said Datuk
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      294 22 ■K9J The new HR/VR uniroyal wide rain tyre Rallye 340/70. The new HR wide rain tyre provides A new fine micro carbon black high comfort, sporting qualities and m the tread compound: improved steering stability. This tyre The tread of the Rallye 340/70 has a fine develops on wet roads
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      254 23 OTSfigJ 7 Ships m port Vessel Berth Arr Dep vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Altair 29/30 asde 19/6 Rab 19/6 Antar 15/6 aside 19/6 Serayah 304 Camphor 19 aside 19/6 Hasan 305 19/6 21/6 Frotakobe 46 aside 19/6 Frotasantos 47 aside 19/6 Jurong Linden 35/6 aside 19/6 Genista aside
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      239 24 ||g 1 M |r lam interested m: VM Bki^H^.* l^^ n Exnibition Participation WL^^M W^P D Visitor Information P|HMH|P|||Hpp|fA Ir Conference Participation Mull 1 1 U I liluJi-Mil\«l Li t MXyilll^tQQi^^^^^^^^BP^ p fchhli iinl ii i I i Id 1 hi—^Bß W^ j^Tm Compony HUBnISMHHMBMipM«M|MfI il|M^^| B^^ Address ■■■■■■■■■H Country:
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      550 25 I *****66 1 g\ I J f j Wl I \(< S \r J OUCfH AST** FA. 70 SEaMAWAaKS HILIS E» I *l ngU no! ellinK S. n $340,000 Y.\*-i\:>\' tSMS split OIST It, SASY ACC tnff IWST S, OOU«t.C-arO4IEY &EMt With The Straits Times Classifieds, business has travelled far
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      538 25 14 Antiques/Art Crafts "OUR 3RD ANNIVERSARY; all antiques going at cost. Ancestlque Pte Ltd. 290-G Joo Chlat Road. Tel: *****62." 19TH CENTURY WASHSTAND. high back, oval mirror, 2 drawers and cupboards. Original bowl. Collector's piece. *****97. ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND Junk wanted. Contact *****51, Jay. 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing MANUFACTURE AND
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      585 25 25 Sale: Othtr Product. TANAH MERAH COUNTRY Club has decided to extend another 18 golf holes and membership at TMC CLub has already been closed. Last offer on corporate membership for sale at $83,000 excluding transfer fee. Interested, please call *****34. OFFICE TABLES AND swivel chairs. Yamaha Electone organ, ideal
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      899 25 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing SLIMBLINDS Easy to clean and maintain. A wide choice of colours to Anti-rust 25mm durable Buit an y interior dewaluminium slat. Light and easy to control. Ideal for Hotels, HDB, Private Horn— and Offices Manufacturer: %a f sZanc #pp£ StTTvnosimA. i> Co.
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      727 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm 5.00 pm for next day Saturday 9 00 am 3.00 pm 12.30 pm for Sunday Times > Public Holiday 900 am -1.00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Time* Orchard Centre. «02-10S Lucky Plata 10.00 am 12N; 1 pm 5.30 pm Mon Frl (4.00 pm
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      485 25 UKK INDUSTRIES specialised In amplimesh grilles, aluminium glass sliding doors/ windows, bow awnings and HDB aluminium grilles. Tel: *****11 WALLPAPER, CARPETS SPECIALIST. We bring our showroom to your home. For excellent workmanship, call: Rosen Decorators, *****35. YEO ELECTRICAL AND Plumbing Enterprise provides prompt, reliable and efficient services. *****52 *****78 Licenced
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      1092 25 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE Entertainment A Food guide p 29 Personal Services/Merchandise p 25 Business To Business p 25, 26 Employment p 26 32 Vehicles p 32, 33 Accommodation/Properties p 33 38 Travel Guide p 37, 38 Education a Instruction p 38, 39 Announcements p 39 Obituaries p 39, 40 RATES: Ordmory
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      704 26 53 Computer Products/Services C :*V ENSIGN II 6502/ZBO on board 2 drives and controller 80 column card Green Monitor, keytronic look alike keyboard One year guarantee on parts Only $1395.00 lor m bmmie unit with CPU. FDD phM monitor. COMPUTER WSTRBUTORSPTE LTI 1 1 1 North Bridge Rd.' #04 53
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      734 26 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies ment/Supplies I 2 modem trenching machines and accessories: I MACHINES: 1 unit used ditch witch Model 4010 40 tip. capable to dig continuously trenches 18" width and 24" depth 1 unit used ditch witch Model: 6510 65 h p capable to dig continuously trenches
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      590 26 60 Business Opportunities BOUTIQUE (ORCHARD PLAZA; seeking investors with active Involvement/ financial committment for Join venture project Discussion: *****85. BUSINESSMAN RETURNING TC USA seeks Agency Representation of quality products. Othei venture also considered. Call *****28. CHRISTMAS CARDSIII GRANG masters collection. From New York reproducta 100,000 left. Will clear below cost,
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      287 26 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Leasing is a system of renting, an intelligent way of handling money When you need additional equipment to increase output or replace When available capital and existing borrowing arrangements need to be conserved for other specific purposes. When
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      206 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive U.S. COMPANY WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF CLAMPING SYSTEMS NOW SELLING IN ASIA IS STARTING LOCAL MANUFACTURE IN PANDAN LOOP FOR DISTRIBUTION THROUGHOUT THIS PART Of THE WORLD. Opportunity to prove capabilities by salting up manufacture and warehouse functions and then expand into salss representation
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      227 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Proiesslonal/ Executive Loading Japanese Manufacturer requires: FACTORY-OFFICE SUPERVISOR Applicants must posaaaa the fol- GCE 'A' level or Diploma In engineering or equivalent. a Fluent m English and Chinese languages. a Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of staff. a Experience m personnel administration an advantage.
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      293 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Protessionml/ Executive An established construction company invites applications for A) PROJECT MANAGER c Degree m Civil/Structural Engineering c 4to 5 years working experience B) QUANTITY SURVEYOR c Degree or Diploma In Build lng/Quantlty Surveying C) SITE FOREMAN c Diploma In Building c 4to 5 years working
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      436 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial ENGLISH/CHINESE TUTORS required to teach Primary and Secondary level students Please call *****08 EXPERIENCED TUTORS REQUIRED For all levels and districts Interested, please call *****55 *****96 EXPERIENCED "A" LEVEL or Graduates tutors needed urgently. Interested please contact Miss Cheong: *****26 HOSTEL REQUIRES PART or Fulltime
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      560 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical c) Secretarial Clerical SAFE TRAVEL, an established and reputable Travel Agency is looking for a highly motivated, achievement oriented candidate to fill the post of TICKETING EXECUTIVE The incumbent should possess a minimum of 5 years ticketing experience He/she should also
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      63 26 Company with progressive outlook saakS intelligent girls to join our dynamic taam as RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK Minimum UCE 'O' level c Speak English/ Mandarin Training will be provided Good working environmant, 5-day waafc, good prospacts (or advance mant and ganarous salaryinterested please write m with personal resume and contact number
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      557 27 w situations vacant 0) Se'THMriMl/ClericMl I I g^M^L^^tK ga^^ga^^ge ■^g ß |i^ i 1 I ACMA ELECTRICAL I INDUSTRIES LTD requires B I GCE O Level with pastes m English I and Mathematics I LCCI Intermediate I H Book-keeping I Certificate I 1 2 years working II H experience m
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      461 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecreUriMl/CiericMl Engineering Company located m Jurong requires: ACCOUNTS CLERKS (MALE/ FEMALE) Requirements: a Minimum 2 years' experience In similar position LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping c Experience m payroll, accounts payable and m generai accounting work a Keen intereat to learn and capable of working under pressure a
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      402 27 66 Situations Vacant 0) SecrefrlMl/OiiaU A well SSIaBMsUsS Furniture manufacturing Firm has immsdisle vacancy for RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST Possess pleasant per.sonallty and good communication skill c Typing speed about 40 w.p.m. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience, misiaew* aayecawts please call psvsotwSefy of wcHo ifi toe D SCAN FURNITURE
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      319 27 66 SHUsitlwis V#Cefm URGENTLY REQUIRED 1 CLERK Applicants should Imivsk GCE. A" Level Certificate. Those who have good Q.C.E. -O" |>evel results with credits m Engllsh and Mathematics, may also apply. ability to type at 30 wpm. one year's working experience interested SfjpstewHs are invfttd to csll: 23MW1 sxt Si
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      564 27 66 Situations Vacant BecrHmrUl/Ctorlcmi RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST/ TYPIST required urgently by a waN ostabHehed trade fmancmg rompanii at Ononton Wav a OCE O' level with a good command In English. o Age between 18 and 26, single. a Attractive with pleasant personality. c Experienced m operating a PABX switchboard an advantage
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      613 27 66 Situations Vacant SetretariMi/atrtatl SALES CLERK (Female) a OCE O" Level or VITB Certificate with technical background preferably m motoring. a Able to speak English and to handle simple correspondence. a Experience In orders processing m a spare parts environment will be an advantage. PURCHASING CLERK (Female) a OCE O'
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      645 27 66 Situations Vacant 3t€Tttariml/ClericMl mi ntOOta)l6) V ACeYOC NorS FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATORS 2 vacancies In Ayer Rajah/ Jurong area 4 vacancies In City area. Requirements: c Pleasant personality o Pleasing voice on the phone o Able to operate a PABX switchboard Come for a walk -in interview Tuaa Wad:
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      544 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl/ClericMl FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c LCCI book-keeping. c Able to type. c Able to work Independently c 2 years' working experience Attractive salary. Intereeted applicants, pleeee call *****82 oc can I personality a)t NAORANTS PTE LTD S3 GENTMO ROAD OFF MACPHERSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1334 Jspsnooo Manufacturing
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      711 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretsriMl Clerics! CLERICAL POSTS AVAILABLE (MALE OR FEMALE) c OCE CV level or Sec 4 standard c Working experience not necessary c Prepared to work hard Interested parties pleeee cea 2S3SS7I for appointment. Established company requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c OCE O 1 Level with good
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      897 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecreuriAl CltricMl ACCOUNTS CLERK RSOUMCD. Experience In Import /export documentation Able to keep full set of accounts Able to handle correspondence Female Interview at Oolden Wall Auto Centre. 89 Short Street. «02-21, Singapore 0718. t*l *****48/ *****45 ESTABLISHED FIRM REQUIRES Chinese female Clerk with ability to
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      698 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED C ill personally at Tay Joo Heng Distributor Blk 2. Selelar Road »01-33. Singapore 2880. Tel 481 0676 FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK iillC Office Messenger wanted. Pleast call *****77 for interview oi write m lo: 36. Hongkong Street Spore 0105 FEMALE STORE
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      414 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant mmSS^mmm^mka^alma^ammm^^aaa^aa^aamaaammu^ i) Sates t) Sates i Grow with us i i /or a career AMA A I m Sales! V4Pj I Our Managers and Supervisors are former I Sales Representatives. I We now have the following vacancies for: I SHIES REPRESEimiTIUES I (Male /Female)
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      337 28 TEMPORARY SALES DEMONSTRATORS European Multi-nation-al company marketing too I a requires Temporary Sales Demonstrators to introduce new products. WHAT WE OFFER: a Well-known, reliable tools Leaders In their own field Indoor sales demonstration at fixed sales outlets a Fixed allowance with generous commission. A dynamic person can earn a very
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      642 28 66 Situations Vacant Sates Wa ara a leading joinery manufacturer and m vita* application* for SALES REPRESENTATIVES (mala/ final*) Requirement* a Fresh graduates In Building Management from Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Technical College or VITB graduates In Carpentry. Tactful and mature. a Own transport preferred. Training will bo provided and
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      494 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Sates INDOOR FEMALE SALEB PROMOTERS required for man's cosmetics. Salary above $600 Minimum 18 years. Secondary education, pleasant personality. For interview pleaee apply personally: 35, Tannery Road, #07-07, Ruby Industrial Complex Tannery Blk. T*l: *****01 (Off MaePharaon Road) MARKETING EXECUTIVES required c Minimum salary $1,000 plus
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      879 28 66 Situations Vacant Bates SELLING WITH A DIFFERENCE An Interesting Sales Promotion Job available for you. Good pay offered. Good spoken English a necessity. CALL *****22 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVES Realty Division Invites applications from expert- enced male/female with some experience In property marketing. Attractive remuneration for the right candidate. Unlimited
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      152 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sates SALESGIRL REQUIRED. IF interested, please call personally at: =03-78. People's Park Centre Tel *****3 V *****33 WANTED SALESGIRLS, CONVERSANT m English and Chinese languages Apply personally: 313 North Bridge Road. Spore 0718. WELL ESTABLISHED FURNITURE company requires Sales Assistants. Salary commensurate with experience. Tel: *****09.
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      501 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technicml g) Technical WM CONTECH, a technology oriented company m the construction industry invites you to I I join its team of young professionals. Due to I I cx P ansion > n activities, the following I positions are available:- (SJTE ASSISTANTS) I
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      92 28 I require I Able to speak simple English Experience not necessary as training will be provided Must possess motorcycle We offer: Gross salary $500 Mileage claim c Bonus minimum 1 months Medical and other fringe benefits Interested applicant, please call personally or .write m to The Service Manager ADLER BUSINESS
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      356 28 i 66 Situations Vacant 1g) Technical ~qm An American electro- I nics company has im- I mediate vacancies for c itc 'Diploma m Electronics Experience nor essential c NTC 3 m Electronics Experience not essential c completed sec a c completed National Service c Experience not essential interested applicants please
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      429 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC SINGAPORE Requires ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN (Maintenance) ITC/NTC2In electrical trade With basic mechanical knowledge is preterrea but not essential Completed N.S. Age: 20 to 28 years old Duties include trouble shooting, electrical repairs for machines and facilities. interested applicants please call personally (Mon to Fri)
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      426 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical requires: ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (MALE) c OCE 'A' Level, o Conversan In Mandarin, c AAble to perform shift duties. MACHINE OPERATORS c Minimum Secondary 2 education c Able to perform shift duties. Plaaaa call personalty tor interview: The Personnel Depertment YEO HIAP SENG LTD 950
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      646 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical JUNIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT c To assist In modification, calibration and preparation of electrical/ electronic measuring Instruments. c Job also entails field service, stock control, order processIng/ cooralnatlon and despatching of light sales order. Retirements: c School Certificate or OCE O 1 level. c Completed N.S.
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      542 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN ITC or NTC 3ln electronic servicing c lor 2 years working experience c Completed N.S. i-t.— J.^. inisHTrlwW HOMBURG. ELECTRONICS PTELTD 5114 CHAI CHEE STREET 08-04 BEOOK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE 1*46 TEL: *****40 INTERIOR DRAUGHTSMAN c Must be skilled In detail drawing, job
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      428 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant m) Production Production h) Production PHILIPS Some working experience m m^^ m quality checking would be an advantage. Ib^b^ "^IV SEf'Mlsa^SaaaV jf l Man y benefits: 5 days marriage leave Fast P r o rr| otion •Service awards •Philips products at
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      41 29 MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORB for Jurong electroplating factory. Experience not necessary. Malay/ Indian welcome. Prepared to work 3 rotation shifts. Starting basic $450, plus shift allowance, transport, medical etc. Tel: *****U or interview at: 150 Gul Circle, Jurong (bus 252 from Interchange).
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      349 29 MALAYAN BREWERIES (SPORE) PTE LTD Brewers of Tiger Anchor Beer ABC Stout In possession of PUB Electrical Worker's Licence or NTC 3 m Industrial Electricity. Minimum 2 years' experience m electrical plant maintenance Willing to work on 2rotating shifts. Engine Driver's Certificate of Corrpf tency or NTC Grade 3 m
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      447 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS I Earn up to $500/- or more FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn up to $450/- or more i Requirements: j Age between 16 40 years I I Physically fit j Normal shift or 2 rotating shifts Benefits: I
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      391 29 66 Situation* Vacant h) Production mMITHCOmONA We are still expanding. Come and join us for a challenging and rewarding career. We pay for your *orfe experience SECTION LEADERS c ITC HSC holders/ I Technical Diploma m Mechanical Engineering 1 -2 years experience m manufacturing concern TDOLJMKERS c At least 2-3
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      355 30 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant h) Production h) Production requires MALE /FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer: w T 5 day week (8.00 am 5.20 pm) FREE transport provided or 100% subsidy $25 full attendance $10 meal allowance NO shift or scope work Fringe benefits: Paid holiday sick annual marriage
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      209 30 HITACHI ELECTRONIC OEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Benefits: ■■IB^HHbIbSHI Introductory Bonus of up to $100 for each friend recommended Salary increase after 3 months 2 increments a year Annual Bonus of at least 1 month Special allowances/ meal allowances F ree company transport Hostel will be provided for Malaysians And many
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      266 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production ((You can EARN}} and enjoy (I GntAl j|Permanent Ist shift If (7 am 3 pm) 11 11 Permanent 2nd shift H (3 pm —11 pm) 11 WALK-IN INTERVIEW (I MICALTRONIC II 11 INDUSTRIES II [I (PTE) LTD II I] Chai Chee Branch II at c/o
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      230 30 66 Situation* Vacant i ■Ma^fa^Ba^B^alß^Ba^B^Ba^B^B^B™ h) Production I MALE ■PRODUCTION EMPLOYEE $500 per month plus $140 productivity incentive Permanent 2nd Shift 14.30 pm to I.ooam 5-day week Transport provided Uniform, medical attention Annual leave, sick leave, marriage leave, compassionate leave, examination leave Recreational activities, BEST program Staff price for company's
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      527 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production f Vacanciaa for: 1) MALE GENERAL WORKERS 2) MACHINE OPERATORS (TRAINEE) Completed Primary education. Those waiting for N.S. can apply. Call personally at: MM A PTE LTD Blk SOS 7, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2, Ava 3, #01-1214/1216 Singapore 2056 1 from 2pm to
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      280 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous afl B I CRQWn I I ®PRPCE HOTEL I SINGAPORE H invites applications for the following positions: I I ROOM STEWARDESSES I Gross salary $550 per month I WAITERS/ WAITRESSES I I (Coffee-house) I Gross salary $550 per month H
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      65 30 if RED LANTERN BEER GARDEN haa immediate vacanciaa for 1. FULL-TIME WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Rotating Shifts) 2. PART-TIME WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (10.30 am to 3.00pm OR 7.00pm to 11.30pm) 3. CASHIERS (Rotating Shifts) Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered. Interested please call personally at: 60A, Chang* Allay Aarial Plaza Collyer
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      470 30 66 Situation! Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous t) Miscellaneous ■a>BBBBBBBBBBBB a^ B '^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB>I F" REQUIRES TECHNICIANS J Some Mechanical Experience Willing to work on 3 rotating shift o' normal shift Incompany training will be provided to upgrade the skill ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE. O' Level preferably with good credit m
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      188 30 A new petrol station In the City area requires a team of hardworking and responsible male applicants for the following positions: 1) Petrol Station Service Assistants c Age 25 and above c Completed NS c $600 per month Lots of overtime work Operate petrol pumps c Check oil, battery water
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      384 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ren Our Mitsubishi TV Factory now has tht following Immediate vacancies In our Woodland* (W U and Buklt Timah (B/T) Plants. PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS (B/T) NTC trained/secondary 4 (technical) Those without relevant experience will benefit from our intensive on the job training program TECHNICIANS (Auto-Insertion B/T)
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      360 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Rapidly expanding glass englazing company is looking for: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Fluent m English At least 5 years experience m office work Salary $500 $600 depending on skill and experience To be stationed at Jurong DRIVER cum GENERAL WORKER Salary $500 pm plus $15/- driving
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      435 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I"A < Jl FWED CMICttN has vacancies for the following positions FULL/ PART-TIME STAFF WAITERS WAITRESSES KITCHEN COOKS I CASHIERS WE OFFER c attractive basic salary meals and transport l allowance c good attendance incentives c paid annual leave and bonus Interested applicants, please call
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      371 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous If you have a dynamic and outgoing personality, then come Mrs Fields Cookies is looking for crew members who would like to develop a career with them. You must have a minimum GCE 'O' level, completed N.S. (for male applicants), be selfmotivated and hardworking. Find
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      473 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 0 Shcmqri Lo hotel requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES m Coffee Garden c Pleasant personality. c Willing to work shift duties. CHAMBERMAIDS c Completed primary six or BEST Certificate. Must be prepared to work on 2 rotating shifts. MUSLIM COOKS c Exempted or completed fulltime National Service. c
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      495 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous SEA VIEW HOTEL vacancies 1) FEMALE LOUNGE HOSTESSES/ CAPTAINS (Gross salary up to $750) 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Gross salary up to $530) 3) COOKS (Gross salary up $745) 4) BARMEN (Groas salary up to $850) 5) KITCHEN HELPERS (Gross salary up to $395) Apply person or
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      442 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i A last expanding construction firm requires: (1) ACCOUNTS CLERK (MALE) c GCE O' Level c Accounting experience m construction environment c Extensive travelling among various construction sites is necessary c Preference will be given to applicants who have Class 2 driving licence (2) DESPATCH
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      570 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS requires STORE ASSISTANTS Applicants should possess a GCE "O" level certificate or passed Secondary 3 with at least 1 year's proven store experience GENERAL HELPERS Applicants should be physically fit and have completed Primary education. Please call personally for an interview today, between Ba.m.
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      487 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I Ydw 61 T* I Loo wl requires SUB-CONTRACT WELDERS Please contact: *****66 77, International Road Singapore 2262 (SBS No. 250 from Jurong Interchange) Manufacturing Firm at Kallang Way requires a GENERAL FEMALE CLERK Salary $360 $400, experience net necessary TRAINEE Q.C. OPERATORS Male/ Female,
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      486 31 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous I Established restaurant r# I quires CASHIERS cum WAITRESSES a No split srnft a Salary $510 Interested plesse apply personally at: LA TAVERNA KUBL Al KHAN c/o Hotal Grand Central -02-02 22 Cavenagh Road Singapore 0923 Tal: *****56 n Jurong lactory requires immediately SECRUITY GUARD
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      503 31 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required urgently TEMPORARY OFFICE ATTENDANT Age 18 24 years c Must be able to Ml verse m Knglish Interested applicants, please call *****01 lor interview appoinlm mi REOUIREO 1) SHIFT LEADER 2) ASSISTANT SHIFT LEADER 3) LORRY DRIVER 4) LORRY ATTENDANT 5) ODD JOB WORKER
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      492 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellmne+ms EstaMlahed trading Company requires DRIVER cum DELIVERY MAN 1. Must posaess a class 3 driving licence. 2. Knowledge of English with experience. Block 80, KaMang Bahru #08-22 (1233) Tel ******8 GAL AX YACHTINGS NEW CHANDLERY requires Intelligent person to assist with service of customers, delivery
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      854 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous UTOPIA LOUNGE require* WAITERS interested contact *****26 or *****72 from 10.30 am to 7.00pm '04-33. Orchard Tower* 400 Orchard Road Singapore 0823 1) WAITRESSES (*SSO) 2) PART-TIME WAITRESSES (Lunch and night) Call personally: -02-02, Blk. 31, Outram Park Tel: *****55 OR Orchard Park Tet: 337*526
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      827 32 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED TWO Installation Men for the Cooker Hood Company. Must possess Class 3 driving licence with high salary. Interested, please call: *****68 for Interview. ELECTRICAL SHOP REQUIRES female Sales Assistants and male Store-keeper. Interested applicants, please call personally at 195. Serangoon Road, tel: *****35 EXPERIENCED
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      650 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED. 1 Despatch Boy, Class 2 driving licence with own motorcycle. Call: *****89. URGENTLY REQUIRED CLASS 3 Driver. Able to handle van pick-up. Call *****22. t^B ttMCLES 72 VahtelaaForHira SUNRISE CAR RENTALS A reliable rental service for cars, pick-ups, 1 .9-ton trucks chauffeur-drive *****26/*****39
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      710 32 I [Qljtvl SEEING IS BELIEVING this 1962 >fc^Of\J Austin model sports car is m [jl-jnriL _J superb condition. Well taken II ISI I 3 care by its careful owner, this U mV^ vehicle still maintains its £—v smooth running condition. 10l fnl In 1 Make your way down at classi-
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      635 32 78 Vehicles For Safe c) Dmtsan/Nissmn 19M DATSUN 120A. Aircon, radio cassette, power windows, showroom condition, well maintain- cd. Price negotiable. *****57 (Stewart). 1902 NISSAN STANZA 5-door i hatchback. 5-speed, power steer- i Ing, central locking, Ist private I owner, price negotiable. *****91 i ext. 6030. 1903 AUGUST DATSUN 1300.
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      682 32 76 Vahicks For Sato c) Datsun/NlssMit NOVEMBER TB DATSUN 100AFII. Tax renewed. Good engine. $1 1,000 0.n.0 Tel: *****58. 1979 DATSUN 120 V. Aircon. sports rims, hi-fi radio caaaette, new tax. Interested call: *****95. 1979 DATSUN 120Y Private owner. Alrcond., radio cassette, sports rims. $12,600 0.n.0. Tel: *****02. 1979 DATSUN
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      739 32 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing FOR BETTER CAR HIRE PURCHASE TERMS minimum rates: Call us at: 1 year 5 1 /2% p.a. 64 South Bridge Rd S 0105 Tel: *****2. 2 years 6 p.a. Blk 37 Circuit Rd #01-403 S 1337 Tel: *****40. 3 years 6V4
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      552 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mmxdm MAZDA 73 MODEL 1.8. alrcon. radio/ cassette, new paintwork, selling price: $1,950 *****78 MAZDA 323 OCT. 1977 1000 c.c 5-door Hatchback. $10,100 Phone *****32 after 3pm OEK 1979 MAZDA 626. New tax. alrcond. radio cassette, showroom condition. $10,000. *****21 1977 MAZDA 323. 13. Alrcon.
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      792 32 76 Vehicle* For Sale j h) Mercedes 1961 MERCEDES 300 1 OWMT, Up top condition, alrcond. radio cassette, tax till December '84 Tel *****40 1981 MERCEDES 2SOS Full option Very low mileage Automatic, new tax. beautiful condition *****91 ext 42 19S1 MERCEDES 200 manual. 1 private owner, tax until Dec
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      729 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Fiat d) Flat d) Flat CAR OF THE YEAR NO OTHER 1300 CAN OFFER MORE! Electric windows. Central locking. Electric Check Control System. Electronic rev counter. PARF $24,900 include anti rusting. Plus more features than any other
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      539 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota TFQT nPIVC THE EXCITING NEW CORONA 1.6 PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 OR SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL NEW COROLLA 1 .3 T "J DX PARF $21,770 ARF $28,650/; cars JGL PARF $24.1 10 ARF $31,790 mercja| All J Vehicles J
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      473 33 76 Vehicles For Sal* Others D A H MOTORWAYS PTE LTD. No. 7, Chang Chant Road. (Off Lang Kaa/Hoy Fan Road.) S'pora 0315 Tal: *****82/3 1991 Dataun 200 L Auto Aircon. Subaru 1.9 GTB Aircon, Sporta rim. Subaru 1600 GLF Aircon. Toyota Craaaida Alreon, Sporta rim. 1900 Dataun 200 L
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      695 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota ri^^P MIDYEAR SPECIAL! I B^B^B> M>^*tHß^^Mi^l^i^i^i^i^i^M''""*~af 'ia^u-i-^. I from us this month and we will I give you Tuff kote rustproof ing -FREE! BORNEO MOTORS I
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      514 33 76 Vehicles For Sale J i) CommerdsJ Vehicles MAY, 1992. TOYOTA Corolla 1300 DX delivery van. Atrcond, radio, cassette. $7,900 0.n.0. Ring *****33. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN VAN, private owner, carry 7 passengers, selling $2,500. Tel: *****50, Mr. Tan. View: 52, Lorong 2SAA, Geylang Road. 1979 DAIHATSU 5-door Van. 550 c.c. Showroom
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      512 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) CommerdMl Vehicles i) CommerdMl Vehicles Eceno Diesel Ituck FD Strong. Powerful. Economical. The very best choice m the medium weight class from the best selling make m Japan. 165 h.p. Gross weight 9900 Kg. Payload63ooKg. Cargo body length 5.8 m. Cargo
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      299 33 77 Vehicles Wanted I REQUIRE URGENTLY any types of car. Tel: *****88 Gabriel Sect 78 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and export documents. Please call at Kong Beng Motor Co., 170, Albert Street. #01-07. Golden Wall Auto Centre, Spore 0718. Tel: *****76/*****59. REQUIRED 1974/ 1975 Mercedes.
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      1071 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles Delta Petrol Truck Powerful 1994 cc petrol engine f fc»*» iY<..-...-.v^. 1g »y i mw^ 19 l mmemmo^—m^^m^^ i immM PJHS Sin Tien SengHead Office Kallang Centre 748 1
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      828 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BUNGALOWS GALORE. 3 6 bedrooms, large mature garden Swiss Club Road. Slme Road (pool). Chancery Hill, Btnjal Park. Klngsmead Road, Bin Tong Park. Clementl Park (pool)., and many others. $3,500 $7,000. Esteem Realty: *****01 DIST. 10 NEAR TO American School 3 years old double-storey semi-detached,
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      779 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11 SWISS CLUB vicinity. beautiful double-storey semidetached. 4 bedrooms/ servant's, attached bath $2,500 Tonsen *****69/*****01 DIST. 15 SINGLE STORE Y BUNGALOW, $1,800 Dist. 10 doublestorey terrace, $1,500. Dist. 9 Clemenceau Court $1,400. Tel' *****14. DIST. 11 RAFFLES PARK vicinity, luxurious double-storey bungalow, 4 bedrooms,
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      664 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DUNEARN ROAD. 7 m s. May fair Park, single-storey tungalow, 3 alrcond bedrooms, I servant's, fully furnished. Call *****4 LUXURIOUS HOUSES. Available In Ideal residential districts. Rental $1,600 and above. Kindly contact *****39. SEASIDE 2-BTOREY DETACHED bungalow ready for rental. Having sea-frontage at Ponggol. 17th
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      615 34 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including service charge Visit our
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      516 34 Diat. 9 Cur ion Lodga, brand new, 4 bedrooms/servant's, very well renovated. Wall papered/ cupboard throughout, swimming pool. $3,800. Diat. 9 Westwood, $5,500 Dial. S Vermont $5,000 Diat. 9 Kirn Lin Mansion $1,700 Dial. 20 Thomson Grove $1,600 DM. 20 Green Meadows $1 300 and many ottwra from $1300 *****.
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      869 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CLAYMORE PLAZA District 9 Brand New Luxurious Apartment. 2 bedrooms fully carpeted tastefully designed with 2 bathrooms. Large living and Dining area. Fully furnished. 24 hour security. $3,650 p.m. (Inclusive maintenance). Interested please call Tel: *****20. DIST. 10, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, walk-up apartment. 3 plus 1
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      800 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 10 HILTON HOTEL vicinity luxurious penthouse panoramic view. 4 bedrooms/ family room. Separate living/ dining. Large balcony. Swimming pool. Everton *****36 DIST. 10 CASABELLA TOWNHOUSE Each unit enjoys Its own exclusive garden and terrace. Swimming pool and other amenities. 2550/3177 sq ft Rental from
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      785 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MST. 14 CHENG HONG Mansion High floor, facing swimming pool. Tennis court 4 bedrooms, fully furnished $1,700 Vlllanelle *****81 MST 11, HILLCREST ARCAMA 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished $4,200, swimming pool, condominium facilities *****32/ *****00 MST 11, HILLCREST ARCAMA luxuriously furnished 3— bedroomed apartment, pool/ squash/
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      840 34 86 Accommodation Vacant i b) Apartments BUKIT HO SWEE 2- roomed, partly furnished $500 Boon Lay 3roomed. unfurnished $650 Contact: 534i947. CAMNHH.L MAISONETTE 5.000 sq.ft Fully furnished with central alrcon. $5,500. Ring *****36 (No agents) DISTRICT 5, TAT LEE Court new 3 bedrooms, full condominium. Recreational facilities Unfurnished $2000/-. Tel:
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      797 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ANG MO KIO. 5 roomed apartment, furnished for rental $900 Tel *****49 ANG MO KIO S-roomed unfurnished flat $950 (HDB approval for whole flat) *****01/*****01 BEDOK RESERVOIR 4 ROOMED unfurnished flat $700 Couple preferred *****01/ *****01 BUKIT BATOK: $980, 4 rooms, brand new. furnished Details
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      735 35 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ROOM TO LET Working bachelor/ student Good location. With/ without atrcon. Please tel *****92 TRY USI Nice and comfortable rooms/ apartments located m all districts. Good offers. For Immediate action, call: *****19. AIRCOND ROOM. ORCHARD Road, available July. Prefer single girl. Tel: *****09 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED
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      700 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses A SPANISH-STYLE DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES k f ATI! AY QHQ< housing loan I VMI HAY 3\//^D LOW INTEREST RATES I rADMII FREEHOLD I uAKIIcN a«?EB^LAND I r a* bb ■y v WT*y
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      403 35 a OAK AVENUE. DIST. 10 $1.05 M 7,900 sq.ft. single-storey bungalow on elevated ground In a cul-de-sac. 3 bedrooms, study, 2 bathrooms with large patio. Wide frontage suitable for entertainment. CORONATION ROAD WEST, DIST. 10 $820,000 4,700 sq.ft. semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus 1 toilet with maid's amenities. All
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      824 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 21. CLEMENTI PARK Dou M«-«toray Bungalow Situated at cul-de-sac, m cosy environment. 3 bedrooms, servant's, patio, land area: 7000 sq.ft. 11.03 MILLION CITIPROP *****75 KING ALBERT PARK Dial. 21 1-storey bungalow on high land, 3 bedrms study, nica patio, nic« pool, 14.300*q.ft VICTORIA
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      839 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses ANGULLIA PARK BUNGALOW. Off Orchard Road. dlst. 9. Doublestorey. Beautiful garden. Elevated positioning. Approximately 8.200 sq.ft. Selling $1.4 million. *****63/ *****65. BRADDELL HEIGHTS (DIST. 13) single-storey bungalow. 12,249 sq.ft., freehold. Price: $1.15 M. Genuine buyers kindly contact: Jack or Manmohan at *****33-5. No agents
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      828 35 89 Properties Foe Sate a) Houses DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE doublestorey terrace, 3 bedrooms/ servant's. 2,500 sq.ft. Renovated. Freehold. $610,000. Berners *****72/4. DIST 11 HILLCREST VICINITY well maintained double-storey semidetached, 3,100 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Facing morning sun. Freehold. $670,000. Wess *****44. DIST. 19 SERANGOON GARDEN renovated single-storey terrace, 1,700
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      643 35 89 Proptrtits For Sato Houses DMT. BUPeR«LY RCMOVATED single-storey Intermediate terrace. 2,000 sq.ft. freehold. Selling $395,000. Tel: 273-3333 X 555 DIST 21, SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW 4,500 sq.ft. Leasehold. 65 years. Selling $450,000 negotiable *****33X555 DIST 28 SINGLE STOREY SEMIDETACHED renovated 3,600 sq ft. 3 plus 1 bedrooms. $430,000 Everton *****36. DIST.
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      843 36 89 Propertie* For Sale b) Private Apartments OIST. 9. PACIFIC MANSION, high floor, approx 1600 sq.ft. Well maintained Freehold. Vacant possession. $320,000 negotiable. Tel: 273-3333 X 555. DRAYCOTT TOWERS. 2.800 sq.ft Attractive tenancy return. $840 000. Futura apartment, 2,900 sq.ft. Immediate occupation. $750,000. Han Boons *****70 HILLCREST ARCADIA FORCARIA high
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      796 36 89 Properties For Sale c) HUDC Apartments LAGUNA PARK. TYPE A 3 bedrooms, servant's. 1,770 sq.ft Well renovated. Good facing Contact *****8. LAGUNA PARK 1770 sq.ft. High floor. Facing sea directly Asking $345,000. Braddell View, 1,770 sq.ft. Asking $290,000 neg *****11. d) HDB Apartments CLEMENTI POINT BLOCK 338 Fully furnished
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      814 36 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments COMMONWEALTH AVENUE WEST. Pure 4 rooms. High floor. Ceramic throughout. Kitchen cabinet. $87,000 Minimum *****33. DOVER CRESCENT S-ROOMEO High floor, morning sun, beautifully renovated, $140,000 neg *****11 DOVER CRESCENT, BLK 23 4roomed flat, terrazzo/ ceramic, kitchen cabinet. $84,000 0.n.0. CPF $72,000 *****94/ *****22.
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      654 36 90 Properties Wanted WANTED DETACHED HOUSE. Approximately 10.000 sq.ft. m East Coast area. Completion of purchase m October 1984 No brokers please. Principals and owners please write to: ST. Box A*****. 390 Kim Seng Road. Spore o923 IMMEDIATE CLIENTS WISH to purchase corner 3-room HDB at Holland Road vicinity. 4-room
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      622 36 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces rfGOLDPINE> INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Warehouse Factory Units Golden Investment Opportunity Superb location i < c Little Rd. off Upper Paya L-^m Rd JQ close proximity to g s 7 «-'nu«o*o Pan-Island Expressway <^ BP > surrounded by established industrial c s housing
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      374 36 93 Office Spaces a) Sate FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Outside CBD. Ample car-park, high floor, freehold. Panoramic view. Partitioned, carpeted and wallpapered. Immediate occupation. 1.744 iq ft only $650 p.a.f. Sole Agent SEE SAN APPRAISAL International Property Consultant* Real Estate Agent* and Valuer* *****88 TEXTILE CENTRE. OFFICE space, wall-to-wall carpets
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      395 36 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $12C You may have pr estigioui ad drea*. telephone answering •ervice tor 6 monlha. Telex, typing available. *****68/ *****88 CENTRAL BUILDING Off.cc Suites with Central Atrcondttlonlng 690 sq rt 1500 sq ft Conveniently located between Raffles Place/Orchard Road Good terms and concessions offered
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      446 37 93 Office Space* 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b Rental OCEAN BUILDING PRIME OFFICE FOR LEASE mAI IfMmr Located m the heart IS of the financial and I business district Hext to Raffles Place I MHT Station 1 Ample parking space Professionally managed and I
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      129 37 94 Shop Spaces to) Rental f SHOP SPACE FOR RENT AT: j THE PLAZA (Plaza Hotel/Beach Road) Ar«a: 485 sq.ft. to 3.650 sq ft ODEON KATONG SHOPPING I COMPLEX I Area: 379 sq ft 2.239 sq.ft (With water supply) 292-2833 I UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LTD CUPPAGE PLAZA Orchard Road prim*
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      397 37 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental ORCHARD ROAD Ground Floor showroom cum office Area 1 121 sq.ft. 740 sq.ft. Ample parkinAlbace. Reasonable rental Contact Tel *****06 TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE SMALL SHOPS FOR LEASE Suitable for Interior Decorutosß Furniture Retail Antiques Carpet Retail For details Tel *****66, *****65 LUCKY PLAZA Unit 04-11
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      1154 38 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours I *s %4^ 0 c3*^\V*e o< al B a^^ t)N C^Ar\>je A <^^aamas^aaJ P I «.rV\> i.v%.i-O* —r'O" A O" f\O BaSVaßßaaaaaaaJTSaaaaaßaßaaT Ic o^ 6 c° N s*^ c bPß^b^^K< S 109 Academic JAPANESE LANGUAGE (BASIC) (Taught by Not** Spooaora) Frl 22 June 7.40pm
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  • OBITUARIES
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      127 39 rhr I LATE S. WASAKHA SINGH BHULLAR I (Village: TALWANDI DOSANJ) Departed: 14th June 1984 I I' The BHULLAR family thanks all relatives and I |H friends for their sympathy, condolences, wreaths I H and messages during our recent bereavement. I H In his memory an Akhand Path will be
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      134 39 1 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MOM BAW LAY HUA Departed 14th JINW ISM Wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all their friends, colleagues, kind attendance, wreaks, donations and invaluable assistance during their recent bereavement. Ang Llan Kheng Sons: Ang Eng Thuan Ang Eng Cheong
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      133 39 \f THE FAMILY OF THE LATE I CHIAM KIT I I withes to express their heartfelt thanks to all I relatives and friends for their kind attendance, I condolences, assistance, donations, scrolls and I Awreaths during their recent bereavement. M Tha (amity el Mm lat* 1
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      156 40 I MR. LIM KEAT LENG Aged 73 years was taken horn* to be with the) Lord on 17 Jun* 84 living behind hi* beloved Wife): Madam Chan Slew Bee Son.: D«ught«r»-in-taw Jimmy Llm Keng Hock Jenny Sim Jul Oek Alan Llm Keng Tlong Shirley Llew Yook
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      87 40 The family of the Ist* MR S WEE LIAN CHOO wishes to express their sincere ep- preciation and heartfelt thanks to Paetor Freddy Lim. Rev. Dr. John Chew, church members of Si Andrew Cathedral, Holy Trinity Church, relative*, friends, colleagues and business associates for their kind attendance, assistance,
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      210 40 zh MRS X WOK SIE W TONG noo MOM GRACE FONG NGIT ENG Agod 64 yaara was takon homo to bo with tho Lord Je«u» Chriat on 18.6.84 leaving •>•- hind boiovod: 8ONS: ALAN KWOK CHEE ONN ADRIAN KWOK CHEE FUN ARNOLD KWOK CHEE FAI DAUGHTER-IN-LAW SHERRY LU
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      142 40 In Evif Lovniq MMnofy of our MRUMCHYELYE Doportod isth Juno '79. (ChrnoM Caloodar 25th Day of Iho sth Month "Our thoughts are always with you, Our hearts are sore with pain; This world would be like heaven If your were here again. Oooply mioood by wito, chHdron
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      521 39 Sudden death sizzler Norman forces play-off m spectacular fightback MAMARONECK, Mon. Australian Greg Norman made three spectacular par-saving strokes on the last three holes yesterday to tie American Fuzzy Zoeller m the 84th US Open golf championship and force an 18-hole play-off. Norman holed a IS-metre putt at the 448
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      407 39 (US ukw stated): 2W Greg Norman (Aust) 70. 68, 69, 69; Fuzzy ZoeUer 71. 66. 69, 70. 281 Curtis Strange 69, 70, 74, 68. 282 Johnny Miller 74, 68, 70, 70; Jim Thorpe 68, 71, 70, 73. 284 Hale Invin 68, 68. 69, 79. 285 Peter Jacobsen
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      447 39 BIARRITZ (France), Mon. Australian Michael Clayton pulled off his first European golf tournament triumph when he won the Biarritz Open championship by three strokes here yesterday. Clayton shot a finalround 67 for a 16-under-par total of 260, with runners-up spot being shared by British Ryder
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      105 39 INDIANAPOLIS, Mon. Japanese Ayako Okamoto Urdled three of her first four holes yesterday and then held on to win the USSS7,SM (S7B,»N) first prize In a USs2st,Mt women's golf tournament. Leading scores (Americans unless stated): 281 Ayako Okamoto (Jpn) 73, €1, 71, T. 283 Judy Clark
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      171 39 112 Commercial/ Technical DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE COURSES Leading to LCCI 1985 EXAMINATIONS COMMENCING JUNE/JULY a ADVERTISING o ACCOUNTING BOOK-KEEPING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS COMPUTING COSTING o COMMERCIAL LAW o ECONOMICS ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE MARKETING o PUBUC RELATIONS o SALESMANSHIP STATISTICS o SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING For details please call: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE
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      124 39 119 Others 119 others j Learn I ARCHEKVafCASTLE'S I Qualified Instructors Fully equipped i Indoor Archery Range Conducted m conjunction with the Archery Association. BEGINNERS COURSE: I Commencing: 3rd July 1984 Duration: 8 weeks I Time: 7.15pm to 9.15pm (Every Tues Thurs). *|p T| For details call. 1 *****916 THE
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      270 39 134 Lost AN APRICOT COLOURED (off white) poodle, 5 months old answers to the name of "Joe Boy' lost around Block 21, Bedok South Road on 12/6/84 around 3.30pm Dog Is on special diet. Finder please call *****91 Attractive reward offered. SPANIEL PUPPY, WHITE head marking, missing Woo Mun Chew
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      483 40 Adelaide team in S'pore By OUR RACING TEAM A few days' shopping and sight-seeing, then off for home TOP Adelaide jockey John Letts and apprentice Jon O'Connor will not be riding at Penang this weekend. The two, together with Clayton Bromley, who was injured m a three-horse spill during the
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      260 40 At the 400 m Pictures at the 4M m by JONATHAN CHOO At the finish Restricted terms Div A 1,200 m 1. Tiki 2. Brilliant Ruse 3. Fleet Foot 4. Deposit n Dist: 3. hd. 3V< Time 1:14.8 Restricted terms Div B 1,200
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      1422 40 PENANG. Man. Weights, barrier draws and ratings for this weekend's races: SATURDAY dm S My. 4 1,400 m (Wini m-n) 10 Levant 57 88 6 Triumphant Return SIS 88 8 Brampton Ace 56 87 9 Will 0 The Wisp M 87 7 TWO To Paris 56. 5
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      296 40 Autopsy fails to show causa of death NEW YORK, Monday AN AUTOPSY mi Kentoekv Derby and Bel■Nt Stakes winner Swale failed to riww why the celt died after a manias gallop yesterday aad farther teats wffll be carried .at. Veterinarians Helen Aeland aad Carat Ltahtoastelger, wba performed the
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      111 40 PENANG, Mon. The following horses who won or finished second over the weekend have been promoted a class (new ratings within brackets): Pram ClaM 3 to Quiet Gent (114), Chin Chye (111), Tropicano (109), Ming Dynasty IV (108), Best Of Pals (107), Allez AUez n (106),
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      The streaks of San Francisco
      362 41  -  HAKIKAT RAI Battle against time as sprinter Haron chases his Olympic dream By THE lure of the America n track and field scene has prompted national sprint champion Haron Mundir to leave for San Francisco earlier than expected. The 21-year-old speed merchant left his training
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      444 41 Wimbledon champ hits form again LONDON, Mon. Though he forgot some lines m the final dress rehearsal, John McEnroe may be ready to dominate the big stage at Wimbledon next week more completely than last year. He lost a set to tellow American Leif Shiras and an argument
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      209 41 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Spain won both the reverse singles to beat Holland 3-2 here yesterday and join Hungary, Belgium and Ireland m the semi-finals of the Davis Cup European Zone B tennis competition. The Soviet Union, Austria, Israel and Switzerland have qualified from Zone A. Results (reverse singles) Euwpe
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      226 41 Versatile Virgil the rave NEW YORK, Mon. Ozzie Virgil smashed four hits, including a home run, and knocked m three runs to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 9-7 victory over the Chicago Cubs m an American National League baseball game. Tim Corcoran scored four runs for the Phillies as
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      484 41 CANADIAN Alex Baumann set a world record when he won his 400-metre individual medley qualifying heat m 4min 17.535 ec at the Canadian Olympic trials swimming meet m Toronto on Sunday. Baumann, 20, who also holds the world record for the 200 m individual medley, shattered the
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      225 41 MELBOURNE, Mon. Hawthorn 12.21 (93) defeated Essendon 6.10 (46) m a major Australian Rules Football game. Otter rcmlte: Collingwood 11 12 (78) bt St Kilda 11.6 (72), Footscray 13.11 (89) bt Geelong 10.13 (73), Richmond 16 14 (110) bt North Melbourne 14 10 (94), Fitzroy 10.12 (72)
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      203 41 LOUGHBOROUGH (England), Men. Stove Ovett powerfully pfGflo6u ■Ml GMBG DCPC yesterday, both on aad sff Ike track, to be allewed to compete for Britain la both the 8M and l,Kt metres at next month's Olympic Games. Ovett has already been chssen fer the I^—m m
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      205 41 Lewis off the blocks in race for history LOS ANGELES, Mon. Carl Lewis, who hopes to repeat Jesse Owens' 1936 feat of winning four track and field gold medals m this Summer's Olympics, officially qualified for two events yesterday as he won the men's 100-metre dash m 10.06 sec. By
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      370 41 Burned foot fails to stop Piquet MONTREAL, Mon. Brazilian Nelson Piquet turned m a flawless race despite a burned right foot to win yesterday's Canadian Grand Prix and score his first points towards this year's world driving championship. The defending champion drove his Brabham across the finish line of the
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      707 42 I Spotlight on the European Soccer Championship m France 4 IF we had taken our chances m the first half, we could have decided it sooner. We didn't create so many chances against Portugal. He (Rummenigge) definitely played better than m Strasbourg and worked harder. I hope that
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        280 42 ST ETIENNE, Mon. France, already being acclaimed as Europe's and even the world's greatest side, get another chance to show off their formidable skills when they meet Yugoslavia m a Group One match tomorrow. The French qualified for the semi-finals after their devastating 54 win over
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        250 42 STRASBOURG. Mh. Denmark need only a draw against HwighiM D€srC MuiwrrvW 14) PB9MBB the semi-finals bat, fortunately far football, It Is net In their nature to seek anything lew than victory. "It would be annataral to change new," said manager Sepp PlMitek. M Omr Instinct Is to
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      326 42 'Keeper denies England SANTIAGO, Mon. A fine display by goalkeeper Roberto Rojas earned Chile a 0-0 draw m a friendly international against a tired England here yesterday. With captain Bryan Robson outstanding m midfield, England had a number of scoring chances. But after Wednesday's defeat m Uruguay, their
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      Lock icon South American giants get the bird
      185 42 SAO PAULO, Mon. Two players were sent off as Brazil and Argentina, clearly lacking their exiled stars, drew CM) m a friendly international here yesterday. With six changes from the team surprisingly beaten by England m Rio de Janeiro last Sunday, Brazil again showed
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      Lock icon Santillana the saviour
      432 42 S ant ill an a the saviour Iberian neighbours share spoils Portugal 1 Spain 1 MARSEILLE, Mon. A goal by centre-forward Carlos San t ilia na gave Spain a draw they barely deserved m the all-Ibe-rian clash with Portugal m a Group Two game. Until his 73rd-minute goal, Spain had
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      Clubs appeal to the FAS
      201 43  -  JOE DORAI By NATIONAL LEAGUE clubs Farrer Park Dynamos and Hai Sing Park Rangers are challenging the Football Association of Singapore tournament committee's decision on players' eligibility. The two clubs have appealed to the FAS Council, who will meet tomorrow at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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      Razali's farewell flourish
      172 43 FARRER Park United ace Razali Rashid joins Police tomorrow for his national service. But before he does, the striker hopes to do a good turn for United, who meet Razali 's future club at the Jalan Besar Stadium tonight (8 p.m.). Razali aims to steer United to
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      Don in driving seat
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      Double aces
      277 43  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Zainal and Seok Hui m contrasting wins ZAINAL ABIDIN and Lim Seok Hui made it a Singapore double m the Japan Open squash championships, winning the men's and women's titles respectively at the Do Sports Plaza m Tokyo yesterday. With his 5-9, 10-8, 9-3, 9-5
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      A classy Ronnie makes cut
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      It's a drab draw
      101 43 IN a lacklustre match Rasveer Singh and Leong Fook Leung scored a goal each as Ceylon Sports Club and Indian Association drew 1-1 m a Singapore Hockey Association Division One game at Balestier Road yesterday. After a 0-0 first half, Rasveer put the Indians ahead when
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      On wings of success
      95 43 ENCOURAGED by their success against Armed Fmwm, Singapore Cricket Clib aim f»r a repeat when they meet Police m the Singapore Hockey A— clatlan Premier League match at the Padaog today. Said SCC captain WUlem Plfpers: "He lint victory has pot the players In the right
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      122 43  -  PETER SIOW SEVERAL teams are worth watching In the Mil* youth basketball championships starting at several venues tomorrow. Among them are Tea Payoh Constituency Sports Club, Lotto, SAFSA, Thomson (Red), Shell and Yuan Chlng. Toa Payoh, with na- tional yooth player Goh Hwee Kwang, must pose
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      221 43 WOMEN will be first at the recently-opened Tanah Merah Country Club when they stage their Singapore Ladies Golfers' Association Open Championship there from Sept 11-13. This will be the first major tournament to be held at the club which was officially opened on
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    307 44  - Japan draws up new laws to promote advanced technology PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon In a significant move to provide Japan with a competitive edge m the 21st Century, the Japanese government is drawing up new legislation to promote advanced technology m designated fields of industry. The legislation
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    94 44 MALAYSIAN soldiers and railway workers on Sunday examining the train wagons that jumped the rails near Seremban the night before. The accident, which occurred at Kampung Kepayang, injured three soldiers escorting the 40--tonne ammunition consignment to Seremban. It also damaged a 200-metre stretch of
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    131 44 New union post for Case chief MR IVAN Baptist will take up a new appointment on his birthday on July 1. The chief of the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) will be the new head of the International Confederation of Free Trades Unions' (ICFTU) programme and education bureau here. Mr
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    513 44 DETROIT (Michigan), Monday Study shows family involvement gives them edge over US counterparts GREATER family involvement m schooling gives young Japanese and Taiwanese students an early edge over their American counterparts, with the differences appearing as early as the first grade, a new study
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    340 44  - New Pertamina chief gets five-point plan ZAINUL ABIDIN RASHEED YANG RAZALI K ASSIM Measures aimed at improving company's efficiency By and JAKARTA, Mon. The new chief of Indonesia's state-owned oil company, Pertamina, has been given a five-point plan to meet future challenges. Mai-Gen Abdulrachman Ramli, installed as Pertamina's president director
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    105 44 LONDON, Mm. A T-year-old World War D tighter pilot to pfenning to uderge a sex change operation, the British AidiMii af Transsexuals said yesterday. The man, whose name was net released, wm expected to undergo the •Deration later this week, a spokesman for the association
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    80 44 APOLLO Enterprises' subsidiary company m Taiwan, Apollo Hotel Development Ltd, has signed a franchise and technical assistance agreement with Societe Des Hotels Meridien and not a management contract as reported m The Straits Times. Apollo Enterprises will manage the hotel. AS AT the end of
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      1536 1  -  CATHERINE TAN Story: Behind the scenes at the first all-Baba play for the Singapore Arts Festival. The play is running every night at the Drama Centre until Friday. All tickets have been sold out. L Pilch Menantu is drawn from the superstitions and rituals of Baba courtship
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        688 2  -  MAY HO By A gemmologist from Belgium was here recently to show local jewellers how to grade diamonds with the help of specialised equipment. WHAT'S the difference between an uncertified diamond and a certified one? An uncertified diamond, for one thing, could well
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        485 2  -  CHEW GEOK MUI Tuesday column By A mother of two MANY children today are missing out on an important aspect of their development social play. Through social play, children learn values such as cooperation, sharing, communicating and caring for others. Interaction with other children
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        Gerald Chan makes his groove in New York
        1359 4  -  JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN By A Singapore student m New York is making a name for himself m jewellery design. Gerald Chan, who incorporates Baba influences m his work, explains to our writer why he sees jewellery as "an extension of body expression". THE
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        33 5 Above: All eyes are on the matchmaker as she speaks her mind Ba Besar'g mother (left), Mama Jambul (seated) and Kay Poh find the girl m the photograph just right
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        The Biks, Bas and sangkek um
        761 8  -  CAROLINE NGUI Story by The three musicians and mistress of ceremony for the play, Pilch Menantu, came over from Malacca during the weekend. IT WAS high chaos, Baba-style. The small room was a babble of Baba patois and earnest English. A robust, spontaneous, enthusiastic
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        Classical beauty...
        646 8  - Classical beauty PAULINE WALKER THAI CLASSICAL DANCE TROUPE/ Last Saturday and Sunday Victoria Theatre, 8 p.m. Reviewed by SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1084 fl THE tall shining crowns' are hand-carved of wood and decorated with gold-leaf and glass jewels. The richly-embroidered costumes, glittering with* ornaments and silver thread, fit snugly
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        1053 9  -  PATRICK SHEN By SIV.AIHHti: i isnwi Ol AIMS fa Arts Fest Exchange TO SELL OR EXCHANGE SSO Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Friday. Two $10 tickets, 12 3 (or to swap for anything on tomorrow or Thursday). Call Ruby, *****63. TO SELL Bnmboat!, Sunday. One $5 ticket (W26).
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        Meanwhile, at the cinemas ...
        26 9 Meanwhile, at the cinemas Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Just when you think yon can breathe more easily, the roller-coaster starts all over again
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        Temple makes the spirits soar
        583 9 INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM Now showing at Prince, Oriental, Changi, Savoy, President and Woodlands Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN Watch out for the Harrison Ford interview on Thursday. IF THE kinetics m a motion-picture could be converted into useful energy, planet Earth would
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        Jack Colton's not exactly Indy Jones
        505 9  -  Patrick Shen ROMANCING THE STONE Now showing at Orchard Interview with Liv Xuanliang, stage supervisor of the Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe m Section Three, Page I. IF INDIANA JONES and his cliff -hanging escapades were not around to set the industry standard,
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      808 7 IN THE HIGH <Ot RT OF I 111 REPI BLJC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Ip No liS of IW4 In th»- Matter of (cm panic* Art (Chapter 185) And In thr Matter Roberta Far Eaiit Ptt. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the winding
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      260 7 PEANUTS Byschuu n C-uUimHK-- 1964 United Feature Syndicate.lnc 6- 19 |3^«/<^Z__ KING TUT Byeim /V/iVe GOT "A (tyiX wok»?v\ I V v^, /^4>sA~^| ioo M C~ /n-PooBL£6\ <^ BEETLE BAILEY ByMort Walker Qo^/ J cOOP V-. f IT'S AS<SOOPAMETHOP BUGS BUNNY By Ralph Heimdahl W£ HAV^ AM OPENING RX AN
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      240 8 What's on 1 ARTS FESTIVAL VISUAL ARTS Three art exhibitions at the National Museum Art Gallery from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Free. SINGAPORE ART: A DECADE Some outstanding paintings and sculptures produced between 1974 and 1983 by Singapore artists. On till July 1. THE ART OF CHANG DA-CHIEN The
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      168 8 on weekends. Free admission. On till Sunday. PINOCCHIO EXHIBITION Singapore Conference Hall, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Admission: $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. On till Sunday. GEM ALA TARI Victoria Theatre. 8.15 p.m. Tickets still available. PILEH MENANTI Drama Centre. 8 p.m. Tickets
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      96 8 2 p.m. at the Queenstown library. Free. LESAUVAGE (THE SAVAGE) French film with English subtitles. Story of several men and a woman on an imaginary island. Starring Yves Montand and Catherine Deneuve. Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road. 9 p.m. Free. Screened by the French Embassy and the Alliance Francaise. MARITIME MUSEUM
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      961 1  -  CHONG WING HONG Story by Some of the robust songs and dances to be presented by the Guangdong Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe at its five Arts Festival performances are the result of hazardous expeditions to remote places. Those expeditions sought to delve
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        1236 2  -  ANTHONY WALKER By ONCE again we are fortunate to have with us a company of performing artistes from one of China's minority regions. Early m 1981, we were entertained to a lavish, multi-ethnic programme of dance and song by artistes from Yunnan. Now we welcome
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        753 4  -  Oleh HARON ABDUL RAHMAN JIKA anda selalu menonton pertunjukan tarian Melayu baik di atas pentas mahupun menerusi peti televisyen anda, pergilah ke Panggung Victoria malam mi pada jam 8.15 dan anda akan saksikan suatu pertunjukan yang istimewa. Ma la ha n anda tentu
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        1057 4  -  HARON A. RAHMAN Previewed by The Gemala Tari, to be presented at the Victoria Theatre at 8.15 tonight, is a special show of Malay dances. The dances have taken m new ideas brought m from Sumatra. SINGAPORE FESTIVAL^ OF ARTS 1084 fl WHERE Malay dances
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