Weekend East, 17 October 1986
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Weekend East
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Title Section17 1986-10-17 1 WEEKEND east Your FREE weekly newspaper Friday, October 17, 1986 M.C.(P) No. 173/5/86 Vol. 1 NO. 1517 words
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Article, Illustration312 1986-10-17 1 HOT DAYS will be cooler soon for families living on the top floors of Housing Board apartment blocks in Marine Parade. Extensive renovation work on the flat concrete roofs will ensure that. At the same time, the old roofs are being given a312 words
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Article64 1986-10-17 1 AN $BO,OOO reward has been offered for the full recovery of $1 million worth of gems taken in a goldsmith robbery at Bedok Reservoir Road last week. An advertisement in The Straits Times said the reward would be 10 per cent of the value. A spokesman64 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement207 1986-10-17 1 Tycoon’s $1.6 m alimony bet: Pl 2 .M mm* *4 H MONEYLINES a v" m t*k WHAT'S HER LINE SHE treats her place of work like her home, making sure everything is spick and span. What does Mdm Ahrahbee do? Is she: 1. A cleaner? A showflat supervisor? A kitchenware207 words
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Article, Illustration259 1986-10-17 2 BRIDGET TAN - Newspeople By BRIDGET TAN AUSTRIAN Consul General Dr Hans Brandle will miss the spice of life when he leaves Singapore for Vienna in a month’s time. For this 58-year-old diplomat has acquired the taste for nonya laksa and durians. Dr Brandle can259 words
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120 1986-10-17 2 FOUR recent NUS graduates are selling Christmas cards for the National Kidney Foundation. They are being paid about $6OO each a month to sell the cards through the phone. A foundation spokesman said: “We want to give them a chance to work120 words
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Article, Illustration359 1986-10-17 2 LEARNING Mandarin as a second language has been useful to K Sundram. While doing his national service at Portsdown Camp, it helped him to communicate with colleagues from Chinese schools. He goes with his mum to the market on Sundays so that he359 words
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136 1986-10-17 2 CALLING all residents! Here’s your chance to win honours for your constituency. The Singapore Civil Defence Force and the Singapore Fire Service are organising a National Civil Defence Telematch. All 79 constituencies will take part in the three-month contest. Prof S Jayakumar,136 words
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Article, Illustration195 1986-10-17 2 CHEW YEN FOOK - Our what’s-her-line girl: Did you guess right? Picture and story, by CHEW YEN FOOK AHRAHBEE Mohamed Kassim treats the office she cleans as if it was her own home. “I just can’t stand anything that is dirty and I believe in doing a thorough job,” says195 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement209 1986-10-17 2 Enjoy the most popular live seafood in Singapore at LOUS BEACH SEAFOOD Vf HOH DR'*' and win the Top Prize of a NISSAN MARCH HATCHBACK GL and 999 other valuable prizes. For every $50.00 you spend, you are entitled to a Lucky Draw Coupon. Live Prawns Special offer at 40%209 words
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Advertisement35 1986-10-17 2 Distributed to 75,000 homes every week Serving the communities in Bedok, Changi, Changkat, Eunos, Fengshan, Geylang Serai, Joo Chiat, Kaki Bukit, Kampung Chai Chee, Kampung Kembangan, Kampung Ubi, Marine Parade, Siglap, Tarnpines, and Tanah Merah.35 words
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Advertisement214 1986-10-17 3 THE GREAT PEPSI-MIRINDA GIVEAWAY 2 x Ist Prize-Solid Gold Ladies Rolex Oyster. (October draw) Solid Gold Gentlsßolex Oyster. (November draw) 50 x 2nd Prize-22k Gold Pepsi Pendant 100 x 3rd Prize-BMX Bicycle 500 x 4th Prize-Pepsi Rucksack and a carton of Mirinda Rootbeer 500 x sth Prize-Pepsi T-shirt, sun hat214 words
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Article, Illustration351 1986-10-17 4 WEEKENDeast/food Entertainment Contest Results THE first-prize winner in our Food A Entertainment Special obviously likes Thai food because the receipt accompanying his winning entry was from the Parkway Thai Restaurant. Mrs Christabella Chiew, manageress of Kukup Seafood Restaurant, helped pick out the winners351 words
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Article, Illustration360 1986-10-17 4 IRENE TOH - By IRENE TOH A PETROL kiosk owner obliged a regular customer when he asked to let him park his red Jaguar at his service station. That was four years ago. The old dusty Jaguar has been resting on its four flat360 words
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Article157 1986-10-17 4 AEROBICS is so popular in Kampung Übi that the community centre has to hold extra classes to please the women. Classes are now held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. And even these are not enough to cope with the demand. “We intend to157 words
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Article88 1986-10-17 4 KAMPUNG Übi Community Centre will double its intake of kindergarten pupils next year. According to Mdm Hasina Yusoff, the centre’s organising secretary, the number of classes will be increased from two to four. Each class can accommodate 20 pupils. There is a need to increase the number88 words
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Advertisement377 1986-10-17 4 9 l 1 eucji PIE LTD A GREAT WAY TO RENOVATE GREAT MONEY VALUE We do the complete range of renovation works. And our prices are attractive. We help our customers to check for themselves by offering item-by-item quotations. Quality for quality, we welcome price comparisons. GREAT RELIABILITY We assign377 words
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Community News
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Article, Illustration237 1986-10-17 5 MARINE Parade community centre celebrated its fifth anniversary with two nights of song and dance last week. A variety show was held last Thursday night. Mr Goh Chok Tong, the first Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, and MP for Marine Parade,237 words
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Article, Illustration277 1986-10-17 5 BRIDGET TAN - By BRIDGET TAN HER accent is now on dimensions rather than figures. Doris Heng. who teaches interior design at Chai Chee Community Centre every Friday evening, was formerly an accounts clerk. A former student of Katong Convent and Tanjong Katong Girls’ School,277 words
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119 1986-10-17 5 THE Housing Board has computerised the sale of season parking tickets at all its area offices. Motorists no longer need to bring documents when renewing their season parking tickets. All they need to do is fill a form and pay the cashier. The information119 words
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Advertisement495 1986-10-17 5 r n (Ml Pest Control Fumigation Services 1 Marine Parade Central #O6-01 Parkway Builders Centre Singapore 1544 Tel: *****41, *****04 V Roaches Ants Rodents ACEPEST IS BEST Special For East Coast homeowners, we provide a prompt, efficient and reliable service. Cut out this advertisement and it entitles you to a495 words
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Advertisement406 1986-10-17 6 Ladies Accessories Selected Acetate Silk Scarves in Asst’d Design. U.P.1.90-2.90 1.00 Ladies Fashion Belts U.P.6.90-29.90 1.00-5.00 vr YiHthan knfMy We’re clearing our Backrooms. Everything must Go. Our Supermarket will be closed for renovations from 20 OCT 23 OCT. Any inconvenience caused is regretted. Offer Date: 17 OCT Mens Children POPCORN406 words
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Article, Illustration597 1986-10-17 7 Bedok *****17 A three-month social dancing course will begin on Oct 19 and will be held every Sunday from 8 pm to 10 pm. Fee is $26. A weiqi course will begin on Oct 29 and will last two months. Classes will be held evey Wednesday from 7.30597 words
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Article207 1986-10-17 7 A GHOSTLY aura will pervade over Marine Parade Library on Oct 31. It is Halloween night when everything goes bump in the night and children ask ‘‘trick or treat?” Children attending the library’s Friday Night Activity will enter a can- dle-lit story-telling room and attend207 words
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Advertisement377 1986-10-17 7 13 i~ I »Jt I COMPUTERS PTE LTD 109 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD #O6-30 FUNAN CENTRE SINGAPORE 0617 TELEX: DELFI RS ***** TEL: *****13/*****14 Mi X TURBO MOVES AHEAD WITH SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE TURBO CONTROL USING LATEST JAPANESE PCB TECHNOLOGY FOR EXCELLENCE, STABILITY AND RELIABILITY t T* v t) y MCA377 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous80 1986-10-17 7 IF YOU are wondering what the weather will be like, dial *****88. This 24-hour answering service will give you the weather forecast, the highest and lowest temperatures expected, and when to expect high tide EmpText Today: 5.04 am (0.5 m), 10.55 am (2.6 m), 5.09 pm (0.6 m), 11.15 pm80 words
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WEEKEND east FUNNYLINES
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Article126 1986-10-17 8 MY retired dad was fond of walking Most of his day would be spent walking in the old Chinatown And he always, without fail, would have in his hip pocket an envelope containing toilet paper. “You never know when you may need it he used126 words
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Article72 1986-10-17 8 I WAS waiting for my friend at a restaurant when he appeared with a bruise on his forehead. I asked him what had happened. He answered: "There was a sign at the entrance of the restaurant. I didn’t wear my glasses so I stepped closer to72 words
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Article83 1986-10-17 8 ABOUT 10 years ago, when my daughter was an innocent sprightly lass, my wife jestfully asked her, “Darling, when you grow up, who would you want to marry? She replied: “I want to marry brother.” “No, darling, you can’t marry your own brother," my wife tried to explain.83 words
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Junior funnies
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81 1986-10-17 8 I WAS very nervous as I had to act in a play. Everything was fine until the end when I had to bow to the aueen I lost my balance and fell flat on my face. What made it worse was when I81 words
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Article50 1986-10-17 8 THE school field was littered with paper. When the prefect mistress saw it she exclaimed: “Good heavens! What happened?” One of the boys playing nearby answered: “Mrs Judy (the principal) told us to distribute the leaflets. They’re for the anti-litter campaign.” JUNIE JUNAIDA, (14), Singapore 164650 words
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Article110 1986-10-17 8 MY parents were on holiday and my brother and sister were out for the day. Seizing the chance, my friend decided to hold a party at my place. When the party was in full swing, there was a knock on the door Thinking it was110 words
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Article79 1986-10-17 8 I WENT to McDonald’s, after school, to get two boxes of chicken wings. When my order came, the cashier said: “$5, please.” I took out a note from my wallet and handed it to him. When I turned to go, the cashier said: “Hold on, sir. Your order79 words
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Article86 1986-10-17 8 MY friend, a postal employee, was tired so he took a short break from work. He took his cup of coffee and sat down on the steps at the entrance of the post office. After drinking the coffee, he set the cup86 words
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Article52 1986-10-17 8 I WENT into the Ladies' at the Changi airport. A woman stared at me and exclaimed: “Hey! You’re a boy. This is the ladies’! 1 To avoid an explanation, I quickly closed the door. My haircut had made me look like a boy. TAN BOON HUI, (11),52 words
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Advertisement383 1986-10-17 8 M MOST of us must have had a funny experience at some time or other. WEEKENDeast welcomes contributions from readers who have had similar true life experiences as those published here. The ioke could be on you, which, of course, makes it better. BUT IT NEED NOT NECESSARILY BE SO.383 words
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Advertisement51 1986-10-17 8 CONTRIBUTORS to JUNIOR FUNNYLINES should be aged 15 and under, must give their NRIC number (if 12>plus), name, and address. Pseudonyms are allowed. (For those under 12, please give one of your parents’ name for cheque payments.) We will pay $lO for the best effort and $5 for every entry51 words
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Miscellaneous33 1986-10-17 8 LAUGH TIME UJik o o 9 (X<X f. fi B r 1 fyd 'yc/utfftb I<*#> K.ng S**hH ky tftorkl rtjMt •ese'vtNt S' 2* “I'm sorry, we can’t serve* flambe in the* nonsmoking section!"33 words
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Article172 1986-10-17 9 IF you think you can be smarter than the Government and outsmart it. Well, if you win, you form the government. If I win, we’ve got a new Law Society. It’s as simple as that. 7— Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, a member of the Parliamentary Select Committee172 words
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Live Letters to The Editor
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110 1986-10-17 9 I READ in The Straits Times Forum Page (Oct 10 issue) a letter from an Ang Mo Kio resident complaining about inconsiderate parking as a result of the free-Sunday-park-ing scheme. He complains that vehicles were parked in a disorderly manner, such as in front of110 words
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Article129 1986-10-17 9 I STOPPED behind a taxi at a red light. Thick, black fumes were coming from his taxi not only from the exhaust pipe but also from the undercarriage. Next, I saw a car without any signal lights waiting to turn at a junction. The129 words
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Article76 1986-10-17 9 I LIVE in an HDB flat in Bedok Whenever my upstairs neighbour takes a shower, I get one, too. I have asked him to repair his bathroom and even offered to pay half the costs but he said it was HDB's responsibility I consulted a lawyer,76 words
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82 1986-10-17 9 IT’S heartening to know that more people are cutting down on their smoking or kicking the habit altogether (WEEKENDeast Oct 3). But I disagree that this is due mainly to the recession, as your report suggests. I would say most of the82 words
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94 1986-10-17 9 I LIVE in a corner house in Elite Terrace and beside it is a piece of vacant land. It is often used as a dumping ground for unwanted puppies and kittens by heartless people. Being animal lovers, my maid and I often94 words
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Advertisement378 1986-10-17 9 w<y Auto Accessories Electronic Parts PARKWAY PARADE BASEMENT 81-104 Tel: *****58 Associate Co: Koon Lek Company Blk 125 Bukit Merah Lane 1 #Ol-174 Singapore 0315 Tel: *****69 *****96 Choose ad size that works for you! You hava a choice ot placing Combinations ot above units, ads in standard modular units378 words
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Advertisement143 1986-10-17 10 The fascinating and fun way for children to learn everything about science! This Encyclopedia of Science contains thousands of facts, hundreds of inventions and discoveries, scores of experiments written in simple, easy-to-understand English. Science is becoming more exciting and interesting each day with so many new discoveries. Your children will143 words
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Miscellaneous939 1986-10-17 10 SATURDAY Kathy worms her way into the world Saturday Matinee: Katy Caterpillar, Cb 5, 4.50 pm Cartoon feature of Katy, the fat and cute caterpillar who is not satisfied to be just another green worm. She sets out to explore the world and meets with a motley group of pretty939 words
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TV NOTES
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Article, Illustration471 1986-10-17 11 HERE’S a chance to view some Hollywood movies of the 30s and 40s. They feature great stars such as Gary Cooper, William Holden, John Wayne, James Stewart, Susan Hayward, and Joan Craw- ford. Catch Ronald Reagan when he was471 words
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Article, Illustration287 1986-10-17 11 DAN SCHWARTZ - By DAN SCHWARTZ National Enquirer. JANET Leigh, still beautiful, trim and peppy at 59, says her secret for staying vibrantly youthful is keeping on the go, eating sensibly and exercising regularly. ‘‘l’ve found that the more energy you use, the more— National; Enquirer. - 287 words
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Article, Illustration312 1986-10-17 11 LARRY; MASIDLOVER - By LARRY MASIDLOVER National En- quirer. INCREDIBLY, some of history's greatest leaders and most Brilliant thinkers including Thomas Edison, Woodrow Wilson and Albert Einstein suffered from learning disabilities. As a child, EDISON was labelled mentally ill by one teacher he couldn't— National En-; quirer. - 312 words
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Advertisement40 1986-10-17 11 fit* *r n** i*r*H«$ c «STH^HT $*H*K a YAW TEPP AN yai JAPANESE FOOD SUSHI o o Eastern gourmet at its best H.K. STYLE noodles Roastduck CONGEE Introductory v offer Chicken CurryNoodles $2.50 #O3-01 Parkway Parade, Singapore 1544. Tel: *****94/*****2840 words
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Article, Illustration138 1986-10-17 12/13 MEDICAL NOTES National Enquirer STRESS affects your whole body, an expert says and here’s a head-to-toe list that reveals problems that can be caused or aggravated by stress. Scalp: Excessive dryness or oiliness; hair loss. Brain: Headache; insomnia; depression; panic attacks. Eyes:National Enquirer - 138 words
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416 1986-10-17 12/13 LONDON: Jamaican racehorse owner Robert de Lisser’s marriage is on the rocks. But his English wife Nina stands to win a fortune if his horse, Pactolus, wins the Cesarewitch, one of Britain’s biggest handicap races, tomorrow. For Mr de Lisser, 29,416 words
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Article, Illustration663 1986-10-17 12/13 JOHN COLLINS - By JOHN COLLINS National En- quirer SOMEHOW, little Helen O’Toole kept smiling through the darkest days of her life. That alone was a miracle for the adorable eight-year-old whose head was bolted into a steel cage for five long months in— National En-; quirer - 663 words
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Advertisement131 1986-10-17 12/13 V.. >, L TO LIL* 'mm ♦si m SHk SS? VS %v f A* 4 Tj r-\~ >.iV'i Katong Shopping Centre SSS NO 10.11.12.14.32.40.155.211 East Coast Rd WE ARE HERE A Paramount Shopping Centre Marine Parade Rd SIS NO 3t. 41. 13S. 149. 196 211 Parkway Parade Open daily 10131 words
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Looking Good!
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409 1986-10-17 14 HO AI TSEN - By HO AI TSEN IT seems ortly a few weeks ago when the doctor confirmed the joyful news, "Positive. Congratulations!” And already, the clothes are a tight fit. Mum is blooming. It’s time to dress the part. An expectant woman may feel409 words
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Article, Illustration154 1986-10-17 14 Stars who ‘hide their beauty flaws IT’S not glamour all the way for celebrities according to the creative beauty director for Elizabeth Arden, Glenn Roberts. But they can look lovely despite what they consider beauty flaws, says the National Enquirer. Take actress Sophia Loren. She has a full, wide mouth.154 words
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Article, Illustration176 1986-10-17 15 ANNE LOW - By ANNE LOW EASY-to-wear hairstyles are ‘in.’ The hair should be at neck length but cropped and layered at the back, the fringe should be uneven, and the hair should fall forwards. As far as the Ben Benjamine Hairstyling team is concerned, the 1987 hair collection176 words
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Article, Illustration303 1986-10-17 15 BRIDGET TAN - Versatile hairpieces can give you that new look By BRIDGET TAN HAIR extension pieces are in vogue in Europe as thev offer different hairstyle options. “One can grow tired of short hair or want a different look for a special occasion,” said hair stylist Mr Geric303 words
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Article491 1986-10-17 15 SUSAN FENTON - By SUSAN FENTON National Enquirer DO all types of skin require the same amount of moisturising? Is using a moisturiser on your neck really necessary? Does mature skin need more moisturising? Dr Vera Morhenn, Stanford University assistant professor of dermatology, answered these common questions and more about— National Enquirer - 491 words
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Article, Illustration228 1986-10-17 16 STEVE COZ - By STEVE COZ National Enquirer “ACCESSORIES this season are simple, but luxurious looking," says Paul Rogers of Sears. According to experts, there’s a strong emphasis on gold and sil-ver-tone pieces for jewellery. “Look for long and short goldlink necklaces," said Lois Ziegler— National Enquirer - 228 words
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Article, Illustration349 1986-10-17 18 PAUL F LEVY - By PAUL F LEVY National En- quirer. MAKE sure your skin looks terrific with a good at-home programme of skin care, advises a noted skin expert. Cleansing your skin correctly is the key to a good complexion. "At night, use a good— National En-; quirer. - 349 words
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Article432 1986-10-17 19 SUSAN FENTON - By SUSAN FENTON National Enquirer. YOU can make your hands look more graceful and feminine by using nail polish to trick the eye! “If you have less than perfect hands and nails, you can make a big difference in how they look with the— National Enquirer. - 432 words
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Article, Illustration139 1986-10-17 19 At BEAUTY CENTRE we have Paris-and-London trained beauty therapists to help you solve your problem skin and custom design a treatment plan for your skin. Products used: ELLA BACHK, DR G.M COLLINS and ORLANK. Experience our expertise in the variety of services we offer: Deep139 words
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Advertisement56 1986-10-17 14 <9 Z z *jm nm* .•14 V -»S enjanun TEAM SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 30% WiV Vv:.t <s> i Usual Price After Discount CUT $2O PERM $5O Otter vaM till 30th Nov. 1986 $l4 ■m $35 tAlk #O2-50 Parkway Parade 80 Marine Parade Road Singapore 1544 Tel: *****45 *****21 #O4 1656 words
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Advertisement42 1986-10-17 14 QUALITY SHOES FROM Silver River Shoe Handbag Co. R Wide variety of ladies'/gents’ shoes Handbags Silver River Shoe Handbag Co. #Ol-79/80 Parkway Parade 80 Marine Parade Road Singapore 1544 Tel: *****91 865 Mountbatten Road #Ol-36/37/38 Katong Shopping Centre Singapore 1543 Tel: *****3742 words
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Miscellaneous16 1986-10-17 14 THE LOCKHORNS z? w *v A NOT THAT ONE, LEROT. IT CLASHES WITH VOOR NOSE. 116 words
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Advertisement199 1986-10-17 15 Choose ad size that works for you! You have a choice of placing ads in standard modular units or in any combination of the modules listed below: (a) 9 cm x 1 col 558.50 (b) 9 cm x 2 col $117.00 (c) 9 cm x 3 col $175.50 Half (b)199 words
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Miscellaneous8 1986-10-17 15 THE LOCKHORNS test W*> 3 THAT VOU, LORETTA8 words
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Advertisement174 1986-10-17 16 WALK IN COMFORT, WALK TO MERCIER 3 New range every week! 20% discount off selected designs Quality shoes from as low as $9.00 Importers /Exporters/ Manufacturers/Retailers of high fashion quality ladies' shoes/gents' shoes handbags ilji MERCIER HU SHOES HANDBAGS PTE LTD V Parkway Parade #Ol-48/49 Singapore 1544 Tel: *****26 Centrepoint174 words
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Advertisement125 1986-10-17 16 6for ais a,Morc Cg,eau{ J f u i < y° U A "V i W'e believe at Chrysalis that there can be a more beautiful you. Whether you have a skin problem or would like to look better, at Chrysalis we have the solution: Paris-trained Aesthetician June will attend to125 words
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Miscellaneous13 1986-10-17 16 LAUGH TIME y 'r “Think they'll ever come up with a 36-24-36 computer?"13 words
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Advertisement159 1986-10-17 17 Bedok Central with Unusual Offers FREE attractive, imported 5-piece comb set in a pouch with every purchase. While stocks last. V V* The newest place to go for gold and jewellery investments is Poh Heng's ninth retail centre at Bedok Central. Here you'll find gleaming new counters offering unbeatable discounts.159 words
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Advertisement405 1986-10-17 18 Look Good Feel Good Thru' 'Modern Girl' workshop A promising route to a more beautiful you at only $200! Deportment/Catwalk Skincare/Make-up Nutrition/Hygiene Fashion Sense/ Accessories Use of Fragrance Speech Diction Social Etiquette Hair Care Figure Control DISCO NIGHT, Every Friday, 7-10 pm. G v*° a° Uo«° \V ko< \<° e405 words
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Advertisement118 1986-10-17 19 GOODBYE SALE Maybe we’ll go, maybe we’ll stay. We might be leaving Parkway Parade Our lease is about to expire and if we don’t get to renew it, then it’s sayonara to the East Zone. If we do, then we’ll continue to serve you, our valued and treasured customers. But118 words
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Advertisement13 1986-10-17 19 Beauty Centre #B1-129 Parkway Parade 80 Marine Parade Road Singapore 1544 Tel: *****9513 words
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Miscellaneous17 1986-10-17 19 THE LOCKHORNS UK’S AUn a ON w “6EE IF YOU CAN GET THE SAME TREATMENT SHE GOT."17 words
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EATS
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Article, Illustration389 1986-10-17 20 HO AI TSEN - Something for everyone at this family restaurant By HO AI TSEN IF you have yet to dine at Jack’s Garden Coffee House, you should. This family restaurant at Parkway Parade has something for everyone. Regular patrons should be familiar with the five-course set dinner. Mine came389 words
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Article109 1986-10-17 20 WONDER why people say: "Pardon my French when they swear? Ever since the 1500 s, the British and other Eng-lish-speaking countries, including the US, have equatted the French with things that are considered immoral or forbidden. An early example of this, from 1503, is the expression “French109 words
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Advertisement263 1986-10-17 20 Discover “healthy eating” with Fairway Vegetarian Food! Our vegetarian specialities: Assam fish Fairway spring roll Union plus Fairway’s delight Fairway Vegetarian Food 611-613 Geylang Road Lorong 31 Singapore 1438 Tel: *****61******08 TASTY DELICIOUS ROAST DUCK TRADITIONAL ZHU JIANG RECIPE IS OUR SPECIALITY! /a j.»» v Our mouth watering Zhu Jiang263 words
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Miscellaneous16 1986-10-17 20 THE LOCKHORNS OES *=T ra ‘MAVOE YOU SHOULD’VE TOASTED IT BEFORE YOU PUT JELLY ON IT16 words
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Article, Illustration223 1986-10-17 21 ANTHONY NEWMAN - By ANTHONY NEWMAN THEY shaved their heads because their fans loved it. Now 16 years later, they have grown back their hair because the fans have gone off bald heads! “You’ve to swing with the times,” said a member of Neu Faces. They are223 words
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Article376 1986-10-17 21 HO AI TSEN - By HO AI TSEN WHAT could be more welcomed than a rich durian fudge cake for a family get-together, or when you nave friends over for tea? Have a go at this Singapore recipe, from Mrs Annie Laycock. It serves 10. INGREDIENTS: 1,400 grams of376 words
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Advertisement14 1986-10-17 21 HEALTHLINE More diets start in dress shops than in doctors’ offices. —Actress Lisa Hartman14 words
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Advertisement255 1986-10-17 21 A the from Phil ect i 0« PS a > ■*> f o Enjoy all your favourite hits with a touch of excitement. These seven talented ladies will keep your feet tapping all night long. A perfect way to unwind and relax. So make a date at the Gazebo every255 words
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Advertisement1206 1986-10-17 22 Classified Ad Bank Classifications Deadlines Wednesday 4 00 p m for run-on classified ads 7 working days classified display ads Phone Service 9 a m to 5 p m Mondays to Fridays 9 a m. to 1 p m on Saturdays Closed Sundays and public holidays Prepayment Some classifications of1,206 words
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Advertisement122 1986-10-17 22 23 Pets Aquariums /^KBWDOOCLWrN visit compare The KocUci Method off DOG TRAINING Harry Quck 241M4I/44SM9S 24-c Properties For Sale BEDOK NORTH BLK 71 well furnished. marble flooring 4-roomed flat for sale $95,000 negotiable Contact Pager: *****61 26 Sports/ Healthcare YOUR BODY, OUR image Physique is fitness, fitness is health Call122 words
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Miscellaneous20 1986-10-17 22 THE LOCKHORNS 10 Of “LEROY ALWAYS STARTS OFF THE PAY WITH A SMILE HE LIKES TO GET IT OVER WITH.”20 words
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SPORTSCENE
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Article, Illustration215 1986-10-17 23 S GULAM - INTER-CON SOCCER By S GULAM TODAY will be the day of reckoning for underdogs Radin Mas who will face giants Bukit Panjang in the winners’ pool (7.30 pm) to decide the first qualifier for the final of the InterConstituency soccer tournament. Though215 words
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Article275 1986-10-17 23 A 70th MINUTE equaliser against the run of Dlay failed to save Eunos from suffering their first defeat of the Inter-Constituency soccer tournament when they were edged out 4-3 on penalties by favourites Bukit Panjang at the National Stadium, writes S GULAM However, although outplayed,275 words
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Article55 1986-10-17 23 TIIE Singapore Sports Council is providing free transport for fans interested in watching the President's and the Prime Minister's Cup finals on Oct 18 and Oct 25, respectively, at the National Stadium. Entrance is free. Interested East Coast fans should contact Eugene Chan at the SSC55 words
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Article322 1986-10-17 23 – S GULAM - INTER-CON BASKETBALL S GULAM. CHANGKAT qualified for the second round of the In-ter-Constituency basketball competition after they scored tneir second consecutive win over the week. Their 79-57 victory over MacPherson was enough to ensure the East Coast team of top spot in the winners’ pool of322 words
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Article37 1986-10-17 23 IN the picture caption “One on the jaw for Dad", which appeared in Page 27 in the Oct 10 issue. Mr Lam Kee Chan's son Timothy was wrongly named as “Jimmy." The error is regretted37 words
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Article, Illustration826 1986-10-17 23 AS ROW RAGES OVER ‘BAN’ THREAT... FOOTBALL Association of Singapore chairman Tan Chong Tee has started a big controversy with his statement last week that the FAS may ban the republic’s soccer “exiles” from representing Singapore in international matches. In this special report, free-lance writer826 words
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293 1986-10-17 24 BRIDGET TAN - By BRIDGET TAN PARISHIONERS of Pentecost Methodist Church in Koon Seng Road have been assured by their pastor, the Rev T C Nga, that he had not seen any cracks on the building. “There is no cause for alarm,” he said. The church293 words
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Article, Illustration240 1986-10-17 24 BRIDGET TAN - By BRIDGET TAN SHE plays the part of a young girl with a troubled family. But behind the sad face, Lin Xiuming is really as carefree as the schoolgirl part she played in Home Is Where Love Is. Xiuming puts onPICTURE BY CHEW YEN FOOK - 240 words
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