Singapore Monitor, 25 October 1983, Afternoon Edition
1983-10-25
1
31
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singmonitor
Singapore Monitor
-
Title Section16 1983-10-25 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR IiVEM EDITION M.C. (P) No 13 5 83 Tuesday. October 25. 1983 30cents16 words
-
Article, Illustration400 1983-10-25 1 YEOW MEI SIN - Complaints down 19 pc in first nine months By YEOW MEI SIN THE tough action taken against shopkeepers, touts, trishaw riders, airlines, hotels and travel agencies who cheat tourists has had its effect. The number of complaints made to the Singapore. Tourist Promotion400 words
-
Article, Illustration249 1983-10-25 1 TO CHEE ENG - By TO CHEE ENG A MALAYSIAN contractor charged with helping a local company, Choon Woo Holdings, to evade tax has had his offence compounded by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) for $600,000. This morning, on the application of state counsel Mrs Lucy Hangchi from the249 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement227 1983-10-25 1 Sunglasses Best Value A for Money TheStarofthe 1984 Olympics Q$P COnVERSE The Athletic Shoe of the 1984 Olympic Games. Converse, blazing new trails in sports, will adorn the stars of the Los Angeles 1984 Olympics. Truly a winning combination! Totally committed and W "Y? dedicated to athletes of all levels227 words
-
-
home
-
331 1983-10-25 2 Lianhe Zaobao THE prices of scrap cars have, contrary to expectations, gone down following the recent announcement of increased road taxes. According to scrap car dealers, althongh the Additional Registration Fee (ARF) has been raised 25 Kcent, theLianhe Zaobao - 331 words
-
338 1983-10-25 2 FAEZAH ISMAIL - ACID ATTACK CASE •y FAEZAH ISMAIL AT THIS morning's hearing of the acid attack trial, Insp Raj Kumar continued to be cross-examined by Mr M N Swami, counsel for S Krishnasamy. Insp Rai Kumar, the investigating officer of the case, denied Mr Swami's338 words
-
Article175 1983-10-25 2 Mary Jer Perewa, 57, and S Krishnasamy, 36, are jointly charged with conspiring between June 22 and July 25 1981 to cause grievous hurt to Mrs Lynn Pereira, her 32-year-old daughter-in-law. The charge said Krishnasamy got S Aridas to splash sulphuric acid on Lynn to cause her injury.175 words
-
168 1983-10-25 2 THE number of claims lodged by foreign workers over short-pay-ment of overtime is increasing, said an official of the Ministry of Labour this morning. Most of these claims came from the construction industry, he said. They were often the result of168 words
-
269 1983-10-25 2 K K FONG - By K K FONG CRIMINAL Investigation Department and divisional detectives are looking for a group of youths and a man in connection with the murders of a 17-year-old delivery boy and a 24-year-old housewife over the past two days. Police believe five269 words
-
278 1983-10-25 3 But the advantages of modernisation will eventually overcome customers' reluctance THE modernisation of the coffee shop will not come overnight. And the Ministry of the Environment expects adverse reactions and resistance to the change-over. Mr Teo Chong Tee, parliamentary secretary (Enviroment and278 words
-
Article, Illustration213 1983-10-25 3 LO TIEN YIN - By LO TIEN YIN THEY sound like an orchestra tunins up for a performance. In one corner the Malaysians are singing Pak Khun Khaa Laew, a Thai love song. Somewhere, the Filipinos are singing Kenek Kenek Udang, a Malaysian number. And the Thais are belting out our213 words
-
Article, Illustration296 1983-10-25 4 CHEW YEN FOOK - Science Centre's show a hit with schoolchildren Picture and story by CHEW YEN FOOK THEY shrieked in mock terror as the eerie, skeleton-like figure suddenly appeared out of pitch darkness and danced around. It was a shocking start to the show, and bow the 400 schoolchildren296 words
-
286 1983-10-25 4 Trade and industry circles adopt wait-and-see attitude Japanese urged to dismantle domestic Darners Lianhe Zaobao TRADE and industry circles in Singapore are adopting a wait-and-see attitude towards Japan's new economic measures. Thepresident of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Tan Keong Choon, yesterday called on the JapaneseLianhe Zaobao - 286 words
-
101 1983-10-25 4 Lianhe Zaobao PUB engineers are advising contractors on how to avoid damaging power lines as weU as water and gas pipes in their construction work. A statement said that of the 157 cases of serious power failures recorded in the first nine monthsLianhe Zaobao - 101 words
-
Article, Illustration82 1983-10-25 5 THE men standing on the roof came later. They couldn't get a closer look at yesterday's flrewalkins ceremony at the Sri Mariamman Temple. But from where thev stood they certainly had a bird's-eye-view of the religious spectacle (picture below). All in all aboutPictures: MOHO ISHAK - 82 words
-
Article318 1983-10-25 5 Paya Lebar will be newest constituency to form a Residents' Committee in Nov Lianhe Zaobao WHEN Paya Lebar forms its Residents' Committee (RC) next month, 70 constituencies in Singapore would have been covered by the RC network. This will leave only five constituencies Joo Chiat, Rochore,Lianhe Zaobao - 318 words
-
129 1983-10-25 5 CHINESE physicians' bid to introduce computers to Chinese medicine has encountered major difficulties. Two reasons were offered by the deputy director of Academic Studies of the Chung Hwa Acupuncture Research Institute, Dr Zhuang Huozun, when he spoke to the Alumni of129 words
-
269 1983-10-25 6 TO CHEE ENG - Eight retail outlets raided, 1,000 tapes seized B* TO CHEE ENG POLICE are believed to have crushed one of the biggest pirate tape manufacturers in Singapore after an all-out bid to break up its distribution network. Eight of its retail outlets were raided over269 words
-
345 1983-10-25 6 K K FONG - #y K K FONG CENTRAL police station detectives have been kept on their toes in the last 36 hours with several major crimes, including two murders. Early on Monday morning, shoe shopowner Mr Lim Teck Huat, 18, was hit on the head by two345 words
-
373 1983-10-25 6 CAROLINE BOEY - Inferiority, insecurity and anxiety are stressful, warns Mr Anthony Yeo By CAROLINE BOEY IT'S examination time again and students sitting for their examinations or preparing for them are under much stress. For some, the emotional stress may be such that their academic373 words
-
60 1983-10-25 6 THERE should be more flexible laws to protect the Individual's privacy against the fast developing computer technology, says an Australian legal expert. Professor Hyeth, Chief Commission- er of the Australian Law Amendments Commission, said at a Communications Technology seminar last week that60 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement105 1983-10-25 2 ff WW y'i" 1 S»" I» J X* BfCmOMC MUSICAL NSTRUMENT CALCULATOR Below ifriiij*- Become An Instant Musician, No Experience Necessary. Create your own music with aVI T ONE V lHj combine the sound rhythm ♦ncl tempo and the \/L TONt plays it bach beautifully' t. 'M m hi no«i105 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement18 1983-10-25 3 Hennessy \H X.O Cognac m W -if fl^ll ;j? f l- P' A t'fel fi| a BHennessy XO18 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement80 1983-10-25 4 Things brighten up when you step into the Children's Department at GLOBE. You'll find the cutest little outfits for your loved ones. Clothes that look good and feel good on your kids. Put back the smile on their faces with some really neat clothes When it comes to kids, we80 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement317 1983-10-25 5 lake a weak... 1\ Thursday Fashion Special J> ft k Mezzanine Lounge li^£ y Watch the current fashion trends as you indulge in afternoon tea an< ca^es or unwind over I i cocktails. Then catch up on some I WjF*\ reading or play backgammon whilst rffv\ enjoying popular melodies f317 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement99 1983-10-25 6 Every Wednesday and Friday at Lunchtime Fabulous fashion and food beckon. Every Wednesday and Friday. In a different show and mood. Tempt yourself with our spread of epicurean delights while we bring you the latest fashion in town. Wednesday: Grace Fashion House Friday: D'urban Boutique Co-sponsors Passion Hair Salon Klute99 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement81 1983-10-25 7 ASIA COMMERCIAL BANK LTD in all your banking needs. Our range of services include: Current, savings and fixed deposits accounts Asian Currency Unit (ACU) deposit accounts Overdraft and loans Trade financing and other credit facilities Head Office and Main Branch: Branches: 2 Mistri Road Singapore 0207 415-417 Jalan Besar 2581 words
-
-
world
-
Article, Illustration337 1983-10-25 8 RUINS GIVE FEW CLUES UPI BEIRUT, Tuesday WITH bafflingly few clues to go on, US, French and Lebanese investigators sought the hidden hand that ordered Sunday's murderous bomb attacks on American and French peace-keeping troops. "I can promise you it (the investigation) is intense and will continue toUPI - 337 words
-
Article186 1983-10-25 8 UPI BEIRUT, Tuesday WEARING surgical masks against the stench of death, wearv US Marines picked through jagged concrete by torchlight for a second night today for more victims and possible survivors. The search also continued at the runs of TGZ French barracks five kilometres awayUPI - 186 words
-
428 1983-10-25 9 AP URUMQI (China), Tuesday SOVIET troops still frequently shoot at and kidnap Chinese herdsmen, but northwest China's long border has been quieter these last two years with no big clashes, according to a Chinese official. The anticipated re-opening of two tradeAP - 428 words
-
122 1983-10-25 9 AP HIGH WYCOMBE, TuMday BILL Herbert and his wife Margaret were having tea in their daughter's home on Sunday when a neighbour telephoned. "Do vou know there's an airplane on your roof?" the neighbour inquired. The Cessna single-engine plane, piloted by Ronald Compston, wasAP - 122 words
-
141 1983-10-25 9 Reuter NEW DELHI, Tuesday INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's differences with her daughter-in-law flared into the open again yesterday with the Indian leader disclosing that she had seen her grandson only once in the past year. Mrs Gandhi's statement came in a letterReuter - 141 words
-
475 1983-10-25 10 JUDY WALKER - By JUDY WALKER In N«w Delhi, Monday THE Director-General of the International Air Transport Association (lata), Mr Knut Hammarskjold, is to visit Singapore in December as the guest of Singapore Airlines. He will be the guest speaker at SlA's marketing475 words
-
305 1983-10-25 10 Reuter TEHERAN, Tuoaday IRAN said today its forces had captured several strategic heights and were closing in on the Iraqi town of Penjwin after launching the second phase of a Gulf War offensive. Teheran Radio said Iranian troops had destroyed three Iraqi companies,Reuter - 305 words
-
333 1983-10-25 10 Doctors studying effects of the drug UPI LONDON, Tuesday PREVENTING heart problems and cataracts may be as simple as taking a few aspirins a day, according to doctors studying the medical effects of the common, non-prescription drug. British and American medical researchers, opening a two-dayUPI - 333 words
-
122 1983-10-25 10 NEW YORK, Tims A DIRECTIVE smuggled out of Bulgaria 12 years ago by a defector indicates a plan by the Bulgarian Government "to undermine the West" by smuggling drugs into western nations, a US magazine reported yesterday. According to the November issue of Reader's Digest,122 words
-
Article459 1983-10-25 11 HK authorities receive complaint that BMF papers were used in Carrian downfall case The Star HONG KONG, Tuesday THE Malaysian government has officially complained to the Hong Kong authorities against the use of certain Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) documents in the case involving Carrian bossThe Star - 459 words
-
188 1983-10-25 11 AP VATICAN CITY, Tuesday VATICAN lay employees yesterday threatened an unprecedented two-hour strike to Eress their demands for higher wages and enefits, a spokesman for the employees announced. The announcement by lay workers union leader Mariano Cerullo said the strike could take place on DecAP - 188 words
-
257 1983-10-25 11 AP, Reuter WASHINGTON, Tims THE US House of Representatives approved a resolution yesterday supporting South-east Asian countries in their efforts to secure a Vietnamese withdrawal from Cambodia. The measure,' passed on a voice vote, deplored the occupation of Cambodia by 150,000AP, Reuter - 257 words
-
170 1983-10-25 11 AP BRASILIA, Tuesday LIFE in the capital city appears to go on as normal, but the emergency measures invoked by the president are taking their toll and stirring up images of the dictatorial rule and repression of a decade ago. The government has bannedAP - 170 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement78 1983-10-25 8 JPP^^lV'.^ by; MrLim Bum yam, Principal International School of Home Cookery Penang Date sth 6th Nov 1983 (Saturday to Sunday) Time 2.30 pm 6.00 pm Venue Marquis Room, Level 2 King's Hotel Registration Ssloo.oo per person Fee Recipe Apom Bokwa Kuih Lapis Kuih Bengka Übi Kayu Kuih Bengka Beras (378 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement151 1983-10-25 9 BUYANACMA TWIN-DOW REFRIGERATOR AND WE'LL GIVE YOU A $7D VOUCHER OFFER VALID UNTIL NOVEMBER 15TH.^ The Acma No Frost Refrigerator. It's so convenient, you actually save time on cleaning. And with Acma's all-round efficient polyurethane insulation^^£ss\ and compressor, you save on electricity too. Plus bigger storage space and an attractive151 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement327 1983-10-25 10 )Jr I Modal ZB 2600 VHiigl f. 1 Price: $920.00 I |H Capacity 260 litres HI Jj» Roll-bond aluminium evaporator H Ur Separate fast freeze compartment I 1 Operation switch with green and I I yellow pilot lights/red warning I I I I I l^| 4 roll-out baskets. I 2000327 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement75 1983-10-25 11 the Provence. Best in terms of seafood flßloHEpcl*Finr LUNCH Bouillabaisse for which the Cote <T Axur <© $25 pha*ld% service charge and is famous. 3% govt. tax. A LA CARTE menu Phis choice vegetables and*wines of for lunch and dinner. all vintages. Petanque Competition: Sunday, Feast on tender meats of75 words
-
-
money
-
536 1983-10-25 12 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK THE success of unlisted securities markets in other countries has raised the question of whether there is scope for one in Singapore. The aim of the market is to allow the public to buy and sell shares536 words
-
Article153 1983-10-25 12 THE requirements for a full listing of a company In Singapore are not as onerous and costly as nose of Its counterpart In London. This obviates the necessity of a separate listing for small companies In Sincapital requirement In Singapore of $4 million is153 words
-
Article318 1983-10-25 12 TWO Malaysian and one Australian company are in a joint venture to produce structural components for the building and construction industry in Malaysia and Singapore. General Lumber Holdings and C I Holdings have made an agreement with Gang-Nail Australia to form the joint venture with an authorised capital318 words
-
265 1983-10-25 12 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA'S proposal to base rubber export duty on gazetted values of only two grades will encourage production of higher grades, industry sources said. The proposal announced last week by Finance Minister Razaleigh Hamzah simKlifies theReuter - 265 words
-
180 1983-10-25 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Primary Industries Minister Paul Leong told Rotterdam Commissioner for Port and Economic Affairs, Den Dunning, of the need to counter an increasing tendency towards protectionism by the European Community. He asked Mr Dunning to convey to the Dutch180 words
-
Article95 1983-10-25 12 THE Post Office Savings Bank will sell traveller's cheques at selected branches from Nov 1. Initially, the bank will sell US dollar traveller's cheques. They will be available in denominations of US$2O, US$5O, US$lOO and US$5OO. The POSB will also cash any traveller's cheques that95 words
-
Article225 1983-10-25 13 Bank of China comes up with suggestion HONG KONG, Tuesday THE Hong Kong government should request all licensed banks here to deposit with it a proportion of their Hong Kong dollar liquidity reserves as an additional measure to support the local unit in the225 words
-
Article270 1983-10-25 13 Mart* tear rt«a*y Bowtaad IU/1.17 Gold Storac* 4.W/4.01 Em 10 .10 B P and N o.oft/t. 10 Q I H 4.00/4.00 Geatiag 4 &4/4 U Haw Par 110/2.20 Hum ft.OO/ft.Oft lachcape ltft/5.97 latraco 3.04/3.00 laetaa 3.04/3.00 Joroac Cement 4 00 S KeckSeag ft.oo/0.00 KeppallM/S.U M Cement 0 Sft/0270 words
-
Article99 1983-10-25 13 Your 8$ to ono unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.1400 2.1300 2.1210 2 sterling ***** 3 1909 3.1759 Australian 1.9716 1.9520 1.9291 Canadian 1.7428 1.7227 1.7077 New Zealand 9 1 4281 1.4090 1 2955 8$ to 100 unite Of VOfwfln CllfTttACV Deutscbemark 82.0600 81.468099 words
-
211 1983-10-25 13 Reuter GOLD failed to breach the US$4OO barrier this morning despite increased tension in Lebanon and in the Gulf war. Gold eased to U*****.00/50 an ounce soon after the opening and staved there for most of tne morning. The ?ice was below the NewReuter - 211 words
-
Article129 1983-10-25 13 COMPANY NEWS JOHAN Holdings has seen losses mount in the half year to July 31. The company ran up a deficit of M 51.68 million, 12 times the M 5138,000 loss incurred in the previous first half. Even after an extraordinary gain of Ms7l4 million, the loss129 words
-
116 1983-10-25 13 MELBOURNE, Tuesday THE Australian Associated Stock Exchanges (AASE) proposed that non members, except local banks and insurance companies, should be able to hold up to 40 per cent of a sharebroking firm from April next year. At present, non members are not entitled to hold116 words
-
-
Page 12 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous16 1983-10-25 12 g D McNauxht STwiicat*. I**T WATCH vtXJR /Va\ O HAT, COAT A V K stock TIPS16 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement102 1983-10-25 13 Beat the —z^Q^t half hours (f WuLl and (jet a better iv sk^X Discount W g Happy Hours from 5.00 pm to 700 pm IA jj 5.00pm to 5.30pm less 50% (p})[f\ 5.30 pm to 6.00 pm-less 40% 6.00pm to 6.30 pm-less 30% 6.30 pm to7oo pm -less 20% Surprise102 words
-
-
features
-
Article, Illustration1576 1983-10-25 14 RAY MILLER - A LOOK INTO THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE By RAY MILLER URBANISATION is a recent phenomena, says Mr Tan. It really began with the industrial revolution and the advancement of modern technologies. Now the more developed and economically advanced a country is, the more people live in cities.1,576 words
-
-
opinion/letters
-
Article517 1983-10-25 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT UNITED NATIONS DAY which fell yesterday has never been an occasion of equal importance to everyone. In fact, there are those who argue that the United Nations, upon which much of man's dream of Sobal stability was once depen;nt, has517 words
-
487 1983-10-25 15 MICHAEL H K LIM - They will only apply the brakes to new car sales for a short while MICHAEL H K LIM Singapore 0718 THE latest road tax hike instituted by the government came as a shock to the Singaporean motorist, especially to the modest-earning one. I487 words
-
Article22 1983-10-25 15 IT is no um to Mama the looking-glass if your fscs is awry. Nikolai Gogol, Russian author (*****852)22 words
-
Article53 1983-10-25 15 ROBIN - ROBIN Singapore 1314 IF the government is really serious in its control on the growing car population in Singapore, I suggest, only those people earning more than $3,000 a month be allowea to own a car. These measures would effectively reduce the number of cars53 words
-
-
Page 15 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous21 1983-10-25 15 I KNOW rrSTOOfiM— SHcapecuvropv... but you Still, have youU just hav€ to LEARM TO uve VISITATION *16HT«... WITHOUT THE fe*9OHALdOMPUTC* C21 words
-
-
Article, Illustration286 1983-10-25 16 Afternoon Matinee: The Children Nobody Wanted (Ch 5, 4.45 pm) THIS poignant film is the story of a bachelor, Tom Butterfield, who at 21, was the first single male to become a foster parent in Missouri. Later, he established a refuge for abandoned and unwanted children who had286 words
-
Article, Illustration261 1983-10-25 16 WONG SING YEONG - ■MKM mm j ..V p SK By WONG SING YEONG LAST Friday's third episode of CID '83 had more romance than the usual business of cops chasing robbers. It gave full coverage to a couple, played by Li Jimei, 19, a contract261 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement55 1983-10-25 16 SBBfcfc. 4*/ 1 3 :^r Keep pace with the latest news of the day Pick up the evening edition of The Singapore Monitor. Monday through Friday, for the latest news each day. Now on sale at hawker centres, bus-stops and street stalls wherever Lian He Wan Bao is on sale.55 words
-
Advertisement210 1983-10-25 16 Where Can You Get the Latest News In East Coast? t s in the evening edition 3f The Singapore Monitor, Monday through Friday. THE SINGAPORE Jk MONITORS available in East Coast at vatong News Agency 150 Tanjong Katong Road >even Eleven 38-A Changi Road klawdeen Provision Store 3lock 1 *01210 words
-
-
Page 16 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1141 1983-10-25 16 ■araifgjjM BRad oproar< nmeBonpafle 21 3.00 Opening followed by Enigma (r) (C). ■hi i\ /mmmf My B ;*Hg!l An wildlife showing the life cycle of —wm.WStjfay^V, various explanations on Ktf££ the nesting, hunting, migratory and territorial activities these F JOKM Afternoon Matinee: The Children Nobody WantNews Mari Mematak: Kurma T1,141 words
-
-
leisure
-
Article, Illustration858 1983-10-25 17 PHILIP CHEAH - MARK FARNER TALKS ABOUT HIS GROUP Story: PHILIP CHEAH MARK FARNER, singer and guitarist of Grand Funk, has come a long way since the prehistoric-cave-man look on the album cover of Survival. Looking fit and healthy, Farner, 35, sports a short hair cut now and breaks allPictures: CLIFTON AW - 858 words
-
Article, Illustration757 1983-10-25 18 THE Benedictine nuns at the Maria Richenbach convent high in the Swiss Alps carry on the tradition of herb-gathering to make healing teas. IPS "OUR first task," explains Prioress Sister Maria Dominika Schweizer, "is to praise God." This is why the 44 nuns at the Benedictine nunneryIPS - 757 words
-
Article, Illustration691 1983-10-25 19 STEPHEN TAN - NUS drama team makes good AFRICAN DOUBLE Last Saturday and Sunday at the Drama Centre Reviewed by STEPHEN TAN AFRICAN DOUBLE two plays directed by Dr Max Le Blond charts new grounds for English-language theatre here with its presentation of hard edged drama. Local theatre691 words
-
Article, Illustration697 1983-10-25 21 PAT D’ROSE - By PAT D’ROSE COMPLETING the album Voice of the Heart was probably the most emotional and devastating experience Richard Lynn Carpenter had to deal with. This is the album that he and his sister, Karen Anne, started, and which she did not live to see completed.697 words
-
Article, Illustration670 1983-10-25 21 HK TV WAR HOTS UP WITH NEW SHOWS ASIA TV, which has always played second fiddle to the other station, HK-TVB, has recently decided to challenge its rival by launching two new shows during prime time. A love drama, Endless Love, has been scheduled for670 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement150 1983-10-25 17 BURY a MOM: PAGE 21 r MALAYSIAN PACKAGES CHARM OF MALAYSIA (6 DAYS 5 NITES) K.L, Genting, East Coast FROM *****.M ONWARDS EAST COAST DEUQHTS (3 DAYS 2 NITES) Kuantan or Tg. Jara FROM SSI 7S.SS ONWARDS WEST COASTERS (7 DAYS 6 NITES) K.L., Penang, Cameron Highlands FROM SSSS7.SO ONWARDS150 words
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement226 1983-10-25 19 ********************000 ORCHARD: MOW SHOWWB ODEON: NOW SHOWING! (MT11U)» 8H0W8: llwl. 1». 4JO, UP MSwil V SCHOOL CHUNKH CONCESSION i i l)\ STIUS >1 JO BWf ttJO AT Mi SNOWS lj> I MttH jMrtamr MMwNlMMcktts Map*... pswar A 0 A oouiMi«nnvii«M. •CHARLES H i i 5 EBCCI A "MEQAFORCE" STICKER TO226 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous448 1983-10-25 19 Badok Tha Fung Shut Mmlw (Cyi 30. 3.30, 7.00, 9.15 (*****7) Broadway Tit* Fung Shul Maatar (C)/1 30. 3 30. 7. 900 (*****93) Cathay Crazy Boya tot tha Crazy War (E)/11, 1.30. 4, (*****00) 6 30,9 15 Qala Tha Fung Shul Maatar (C)/3 30, 7. 9 15 (*****75) QoMan By448 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement394 1983-10-25 20 4 first phizes SPECTRAVIDEO SV 318 computer 20 SECOND prizes DONNAY Allwood Tennis Rackets aw 60 third prizes DONNAY Team II Squash Rackets |P SO CONSOLATION p«iize* DONNAY International 310 Tennis Bag DO r v Prizes by kind courtesy of CIS COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 10 Anson Road 15-21, International Plaza394 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous624 1983-10-25 20 INDIAN CULTURAL QROUP THE Henderson CC Indian Cultural Group is organising a Deepavali Cultural Night '83 on Saturday at 7.30 at the Henderson CC Auditorium at Bukit Merah View. FILM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE THERE will be two filmlets on Shakespeare, Soul of the Age (Pt I and II) and The624 words
-
Miscellaneous421 1983-10-25 20 SHORT STORY WRIT- must original and ING COMPETITION participants may write on any subject or theme. THE Ministry of Cul- AH entries must be ture, in association with accompanied by an offithe major dailies, in- cial entry form obtainvites the public to take able from the Cultural part in the421 words
-
Miscellaneous450 1983-10-25 20 12.00 PM News-in-Bnef foNowed by Programme Summary 12.05 Your Lunchdate Hosted by Susan Ng 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (contd) 1.30 Mid-day Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (contd) 2.00 News-in-Brief 2.05 On The House 3.00 News-In-Brief 3.05 On The House (contd) 4.00 News-in-Brief 4.05 On The House (contd) 4.30 Let's450 words
-
-
Page 22 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous552 1983-10-25 22 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Try to avoid becoming too emo- September 23 to October 22 tional about a family problem, You appear to be spending too as it will only make matters much money on the wrong worse. You will have to budget things. You552 words
-
Miscellaneous137 1983-10-25 22 PR SMOCK By George Lemont rwny poes ca this now posh fnose f OF VOOR OL-Oves no ©sranioms to on£ 1 I H Ave A SRggN FOR SI LL-V SIPS SO X CAN <3gT J POCTOR this KiPNgy/ J FLO By Paul Seltora /\j„.., 1 HAP WM6»W, XS no, I137 words
-
-
PHOTOGRAPHIC CORNER
-
656 1983-10-25 23 IT won't be too long before the holiday season arrives again. For the photography buff, that means taking pictures, pictures and more pictures. If you are planning to go on that once-in-a-lifetime vacation, now is the time to get your equipment ready. Send your656 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement172 1983-10-25 23 WLs&TO*** J zsl£SS>"" M 1 ,5 ••iilm. sS Ss»BS^« I Whatnot isail at*<>% i:>'—i,M nS es u af \va^ va^ gggsssHmni [)f> SM««o (WNOAPCWI) m ltd nl\lf\ V 266 Orchard Road "09-00 Yin Sen Buifcftng Stngapo f» 0923 Tel *****00 MCTROM SNAPSHOT 30~ 35mm Automatic I Camera with JH Hi,J172 words
-
Advertisement183 1983-10-25 23 MM Weli> the fact is not man y I Hv people selling electronic flash can make that statement. h m m| |ap|| What often happens is they buy it from some guy in Taiwan who actually made it, IIBWBwWr put their name on it, and then M|B MM tr Y183 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement70 1983-10-25 24 Focus open Pentax JT PC3SAF, an automatic to problem photography. The PC3SAF lets you take perfect pictures f wink of the eye. All you do is aim and press the shutter. Simple, small and stylish. Pentax PC3SAF s a camera youll be proud to own and use for years. &C35/P70 words
-
Advertisement145 1983-10-25 24 M Canon J SPECIAL ZOOM PACKAGE Canon the official 35mm camera of the 1984 Olympics, puts together JETST" two very special zoom packages:- For only $775, the Canon A 1 and the XXV new Canon FD 35-70 mm f/3.5-4.5 Zoom Lens with close- up facility. It's the ideal lens for145 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement198 1983-10-25 25 ANTENNAE amujAnoN SHARP Electrical Serv 443-6851 Combytes Comp Supp 338-2580 Changi Junk Store 341-4917 442 Changi Rd S(1441) JIH Antiques 737-7897 Just Anthony (Antique)2B3-4782 T'ang Horse 737-4941 Reef scene Aquarium 444-452« (Manne.tropical fish, corals I invertebrate Aqua scaping Little 'Angels' Creche 442-4580 Specialist Audio Enterprise 278-7459/255-4444 Tha Roiling Pin 734-8329198 words
-
Advertisement249 1983-10-25 25 Bugatti Boutique 734-8393 Estique Fashions 235-9851 Fashion Lodge 454-6698 Miss Lodga 337-2867. Petals Enterprise 447-4134 #02-08 (Paramount Shopping Ctr) Advance Car Rental 285-2704 Al Car Rental 282-3879 Apex -Trans Services.44o-7845/6 Bridal Car For Rant 468-1425 JJ Car Rental 338-5940 Keng Soon Auto 337-7533 Kin Sai Veh.Rental 337-2595 Z Car Rantal249 words
-
Advertisement290 1983-10-25 25 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Oabzee Service Div 445-3267 Hwang Builders 445-6475 Sin Mue Mue Silk Prntg Em 741-1545 Business Trends 223-3362 Fuji Labour Supply Agency (24 hrs service) 77*-1626 Joan Tooke's 222-2644/221-1079 Office Resource Ser 223-1223 Lucky Engraver 734-2675 02-51 Tanglin Shopping Centre Quebec Mobile Disco 336-3632 FA&AL MA9&ABB Bridal Make-Up... 464-1425290 words
-
Advertisement245 1983-10-25 25 Adrian's Cane Furniture Co P/L 273-1229/273-1234 Bock Lim Ind. t Co. 747-2347 Foong Furni'ture C 0... 745-2701 Blk #01-2669 Eunos Crescent Singapore 1440 Hong Fatt Cane Furniture, 146 Victoria St SO7ll 337-0936 70. Greenleaf Rd off Holland Rd/ Sixth Ave ***** 469-6552 Imperial Cane Furn... 466-1351 30 Watten Rise (5)1126245 words
-
Advertisement168 1983-10-25 25 Magic t Novelty 5h0p.336-0090 Katong Sauna Et Massage 345-5116/345-5117 Elsa Yeo Model Centre 336-0740/337-5791 Ivor's Model (The Ist Male Modelling Agency) 336-6162 Jozen Modelling Art 734-4632 Larocka Model Ag 734-4670/5 Mannequin Art Studio 336-7952/336-0124 Studio-X Agencies 336-7900 /336-7901 Kin Sal Trading 336-9636 (New/Used Motorcycle t Accessories for sale). Coronation Music168 words
-
Advertisement223 1983-10-25 25 Al Mul Optical 253-7156 Federal-Opt lek Co Pte Ltd 66 Orchard Rd. #02-17 Plaza Singapura, 5(0923) 337-7611 N0.6 Scotts Rd. #03-I*. 3rd fir. Scott*. 5(0922) 235-9131 176 Orchard Rd. #02-03, Centre-point. 5(0923>733-5222 Super iof Optics 264-4090 Unison Corpn 464-2454 C-J Transfer (S) 62-0609 Europac Transportation 469-7415 F. M Group 440-3255223 words
-
Advertisement126 1983-10-25 25 Precious Gold Real Estate Agency 336-4671 Everpro Pte Ltd 225-7266/9 Harmon's Pte Investigation A Security Ag *****76/*****77. (24 hr answering service 337-2255, ask for Harmon Singh Inter tec Pte Ltd 223-0749 M.Salomon Secur 296-6263 Pisco Sec A Inv Co 339-4541 Prop Invest Serv 447-3691 RAP Security 5erv....293-1447 Tom-Reck Security Serv9l-9343126 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement229 1983-10-25 26 classified 273-9090 Singapore News Publications Ltd requires SECURITY GUARDS Qualifications: Minimum Primary education. Age: 25-58 years. Experience: Preference will be given to retired Police Personnel or persons with relevant security experience. Duties: 3 rotating shifts. Benefits: 14 days annual leave. 3 months' bonus. Free medical benefits including dental treatment. Commencing229 words
-
Advertisement80 1983-10-25 26 WANTED A small advertising agency in the process of expansion wish to engage the services of: 1. Graphic Artist 2. Finished Artist 3. General Clerk Typist Attractive salary and benefits for the right person. Telephone 235-5057 for appointment. Mlu Overseas Bank regains CLERKS CUM TYPISTS Minimum qualifications 4 G.C.E level80 words
-
Advertisement227 1983-10-25 26 LAI LAI DELUXE NITECUIB 42, East Coast Road #02-01, 2nd Floor, Lai Lai Complex Singapore 1942 Tol: 349-2820 1) HOSTESSES (200 VACANCIES). With or without experience Monthly incomo around 13,000/-. Ablo to spook Joponooo wW bo an oddod odvontaga. 2) WAITRESSES. With oxporionco. Monthly incomo obout $700/- Including tips. Food227 words
-
Advertisement277 1983-10-25 26 FOOD CORNER/ CATERERS CAPITAL HBATAUAAMT. ammmm Camonaaa CtMna Try our (kjMrior Bhark'a Fto. ScaAora. CafluaNOWt 207 Canlonmantßd 8(0208) T«: *****08/ *****16. Entertainment Raaaonabla rMn tor al (unction, book aarly lor Issttva Mason. Cafl Carol: 444-7712 (batwaan 10 a.m and 9 p.m.) mOMITOH'9 CLA9SIFIKD9. iOW cost, good response Why pay mora?277 words
-
Advertisement249 1983-10-25 26 GROOMING Beauty Aids MARAMM MI'S OMMMTAL facials tor prottam. sanaMva skins. No staammg. massage. machinos Appototmanf 740-5010 (JannMar) HOBBIES Musical Instruments i9§4 fumormnu inawi TWU piece*. theory paper*, mualc book*, grtar*. Piano/ Guitar laaaona avaMUe a SONATA MUSIC HOUSE. 190 Mtddto Road, Fortune Certo*. #04-17. New/ Uaad pianoe tar *alal249 words
-
Advertisement252 1983-10-25 26 fiMrwin COUPLK MOIMM Ive-in oouple to work M eervent and vaM Good in Weetem and CNneae cooking and wa> varaed m labia layout Tat: 266-1177/ 298-1561. Furniture /Furnishings MALT MUCH OmMf Startle SMtae Bands Suee 73"W x 77 'H: »110. 43"W x 51"H: $66 42"W x 71 "H: $70 each252 words
-
Advertisement211 1983-10-25 26 TO LKTi 3-roomad flat, Mwty rMovtlvd. Unfurnished. District 0310. $1,800. Call Mr Ooh 223-***** 223-7300. Uutd For S*le/W*nted jum YOU *****0 or loohlna tar houM or land? We can he*) you to HlN«r prottama. Contact uiitW: 533-1304 S tor lunhar dMk." Property For Sale JALAM TUCK WW fa 4-roowwd comm.211 words
-
-
sports
-
Article, Illustration309 1983-10-25 27 S GULAM - After his dream debut for Groningen opponents don't take any chances By S GULAM BEING an instant hit has its perils. Our boy in Groningen, Fandi Ahmad, was so successful in his Dutch First Division debut two Saturdays ago when he notched two309 words
-
Article385 1983-10-25 27 Malaysian manager asks team to avoid complacency and respect the opponents PRE-OLYMPIC SOCCER PREVIEW IN KUALA LUMPUR The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday COMPLACENCY is the biggest obstacle standing in Malaysia's path to win the second round play-off for a ticket to the Los Angeles Olympics next year. TeamThe Star - 385 words
-
206 1983-10-25 27 S GULAM - By S GULAM ONLY 18 national players will travel to Kuala Lumpur for the second round of the pre-Olympic soccer matches. Four players have been dropped only for the matches to be played ui Kuala Lumpur. The four are goalkeeper206 words
-
Article, Illustration972 1983-10-25 28 WONDER BOY - Winner of two races last season shows brilliant action in workout ■MUNllUk^^" g A CING TODAY'S TRACK WORK #y WONDER BOY WELL-bred Jaaoko, winner of two good races last season showed brilliant action on a yielding track at Batu Gantong yesterday. Taken out by a riding972 words
-
Article707 1983-10-25 28 RACE BY RACE WORKOUTS BY HORSES RUNNING ON SUNDA Y CLASS 2 DIVISION 1 1700 m SCARAB (apprentice Marzuki) M showed further headway since his last start when be wound a two-round workout covering the last 600 m in 44 unextended and has never looked so707 words
-
196 1983-10-25 28 Reuter CARACAS, Tuesday DENMARK won the women's doubles and Colombia was confirmed the winner of the men's single event yesterday at the 10th World Tenpin Bowling championships here. Denmark's Birgitte Jensen (1,203) and Jette Hansen (1,206) took first place in the doubles with Finland'sReuter - 196 words
-
Article, Illustration506 1983-10-25 29 I AM NOT A CLONE of em an CLOU6H, SAYS TOUSH TALKING LARRY LLOYO jVcCE* LARRY Lloyd was, of course, until recently the captain of Nottingham Forest. While there, the captain (Lloyd) and the manager (Clough) didn't exactly see eye-to-eye about everything and their publicised locker room506 words
-
Article, Illustration332 1983-10-25 29 GERALDINE LOH - By GERALDINE LOH SINGAPORE stalwarts Victor and Melwyn Pereira had their first taste of competitive tennis at tne professional level in the recently concluded Thai satellite circuit Both players have not had a break since the Java circuit in August. They followed this332 words
-
Article, Illustration767 1983-10-25 30 KENNETH JALLEH - FEEDBACK Issues in sports SPONSORSHIPS ARE IMPORTANT TO GET... By KENNETH JALLEH FEW countries in the world are as strictly amateurish in their attitude to sports as Singapore. Except for special foreign talent or expertise, there's no money or very little, at the most for local767 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement336 1983-10-25 27 classified NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Mr Lau Yan Hak of No. Apt. Blk 10, Joo Seng Road #02-100, Singapore 1336, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/s Huck Huat, Blk 212, Lorong 8 Toa Payoh #01-41, Singapore 1231, and336 words
-
Advertisement176 1983-10-25 27 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LIMITED require CLASSIFIED SALES CO-ORDINATORS If you are a self-motivated salesperson possessing a keen desire to succeed in the world of selling advertising space by the use of the telephone...then you will have a challenging and rewarding career with The Singapore Monitor as a Classified Sales Co-ordinator.176 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement111 1983-10-25 29 OGRAYS MERCO OFFICIAL SRA CHAMPIONSHIP BALL 1981/82,1982/83,1983/84 LONG-LIFE NON-markinM|^^^^^D||^^^^^ Black and G J*?*! Grays have pulled off another Play your best game with victory in squash Selected as the Grays Merco long-life squash World Squash Racket Association's balls. They perform shot after official Championship ball for 3 shot, game after111 words
-
Advertisement53 1983-10-25 29 /3a a Jute winner end saw* DUNLOP BALL $55.00 Available 13 lbs 14 lbs $69.70 Made in U.S.A. A quality hard black rubber ball Available from 10 lbs to 15 lbs fl| Jurong Bowl Pro Shop tfflK 1 Yuan Ching Road Singapore 2261 Tel: *****33 Daily 1.00 pm to 9.3053 words
-
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement36 1983-10-25 30 GO&AUUDOH KS JAMSHEEDGUL SQUASH EXHIBITION MATCH AT EAST COAST RECREATION CENTRE m TOW AT 7JOO PHL F?|P ADMISSION FREE. I. DOOR PRIZES WILL BEC/VENMM SPONSORED BY TABAC MEWS TOILETRIES AND KAWASAKI RACKETS. CO-SPONSORED BY OCEAN SUPPORT36 words
-
-
MONITOR sports
-
227 1983-10-25 31 S GULAM - By S GULAM SPORTS fans will have the opportunity to see two top Pakistani squash players in action tonight at 7 at the East Coast Recreation Centre. Gogi Allaudin, at present among the top 20 players in the world, will take227 words
-
Article815 1983-10-25 31 KENNETH JALLEH - Team that mesmerised with Its wie-touch soccer eads up second from last la S'pore PRE-OLYMPIC SOCCER ROUNDS IN SINGAPORE: THE WEEK THAT WAS REVIEW By KENNETH JALLEH THE few thousand fans who watched India in action against Indonesia and Malaysia will agree that the Indians815 words
-
Article76 1983-10-25 31 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) will provide 'live commentaries on radio of the Asian Group Three pre-Olympic soccer matches in Kuala Lumpur which begin tonight with the Malaysia-India tie. The next 'live' broadcast will be of the Singapore-India match on Saturday. All broadcasts will start at76 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement47 1983-10-25 31 COMMENCES 17 OCT 83 I ENDS 3 NOV 83 PLEASE REGISTER EARLY GROUP DIPLOMA AND I CERTIFICATE COURSES COMMENCING IN OCT/NOV 83 Subjects we offer include: H ADVERTISING H ACCOUNTING BOOK-KEEPING BUSINESS STATISTICS COSTING ECONOMICS ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE MARKETING PUBLIC RELATIONS SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING PLEASE ENROL EARLY J47 words
-
Advertisement7 1983-10-25 31 mcmom pustn ijrj t mtijm ■ffT a7 words
-
Advertisement5 1983-10-25 31 //jizina World of Sports Shoes5 words
-