Singapore Monitor, 25 February 1984
1984-02-25
1
31
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singmonitor
Singapore Monitor
-
Title Section12 1984-02-25 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 13/5/83 Saturday, February 25, 1984 30cents12 words
-
321 1984-02-25 1 K K FONG - BY K K FONG THE strong Singapore dollar has led to an unexpected and unwanted import Hong Kong call girls. With our dollar so strong against the Hong Kong dollar, call girls in the British colony have been quick to spot the exchange321 words
-
Article100 1984-02-25 1 HAWIZAH MARSHES (Iraq), Saturday IRAQ'S Third Army Corps commander said last night that he expected a massive Iranian offensive on the Gulf War's southern sector within a matter of hours. Major-General Maher Abed Al-Rashid told reporters, who later came under Iranian shelling, that his troops100 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement275 1984-02-25 1 Wfc® CM NItMNW SPOIL YOUR MATE 'Teenagers are getting evarythiig tram CPF: Page 2 and save day. Several teenagers I mjm m m aa a a pp PGVGSI th 6 i r SGCT6IS On I YOUR MARRIAGE how to save more as TWrteen-yBaiHlM how couples can spoil each other and275 words
-
Advertisement8 1984-02-25 1 I Prmtge al your F*X mmmmm Hfclfc 11ttty8 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous6 1984-02-25 1 g na> —euon WEATHER Pair IZSSfH6 words
-
-
home
-
Article, Illustration65 1984-02-25 2 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew, accompanied by Mrs Lee, returned to Singapore yesterday after attending Brunei's IndeEendence Day celerations. It was a grand occasion, one that drew dignitaries from countries far and wide. While at Bandar Seri Begawan, Mr Lee also took the opportunity to hold talks with65 words
-
332 1984-02-25 2 GANDHI AMBALAM - PROVISION FOR EMPLOYEES WHO RETIRE AT 55 BEFORE APRIL 1 By GANDHI AMBALAM EMPLOYEES reaching the retirement age of 55 before April 1 will be allowed to withdraw the entire balance of their Central Provident Fund, both in the ordinary and332 words
-
235 1984-02-25 2 DR TAY Eng Soon, the Minister of State (Education), will hear the views of NUS students in April, after their examinations are over, when he explains to them the government's new policy on Pre-School and Primary One enrolments. Speaking to235 words
-
126 1984-02-25 2 GOOD news from Jerusalem on Jonathan Tan, our 7-year-old boy hospitalised there after a recent marrows transplant operation. His conditions have stabilised in the last few days and the marrows introduced into his body have shown signs that they are working, according to a126 words
-
Article, Illustration517 1984-02-25 3 LOONG SWEE YIN - Distressed family's plea to loan sharks By LOONG SWEE YIN LOAN SHARKS, if you are looking for Lim Cha Boa, please note that she no longer lives at Block 22, Sin Min Road. This is the plea the Tan family is making through The Singapore Monitor.PICTURE: CHEW YEN FOOK - 517 words
-
216 1984-02-25 3 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE MINISTRY of Health reported an incidence of 345 cases of notified chickenpox (varicella) in the first seven weeks of this year. Although this is more than double the 170 cases for the same period last year, a Ministry spokeswoman216 words
-
271 1984-02-25 3 Lianhe Zaobao SECONDARY school pupils should be exposed to the many schools of thought of China's pre-Qin dynasty thinkers, and not just to focus on the teachings of Confucius. This is the view of Professor Julia Ching, Professor of East AsianLianhe Zaobao - 271 words
-
99 1984-02-25 3 MORE THAN a hundred small and medium-size local entrepreneurs will be given tips on how to be successful in their business dealings in the United States at a two-day seminar starting next Friday. "How to do business with the US" is the theme99 words
-
296 1984-02-25 4 The future mum working at home with the computer WORKING mums will one day be able to take their work home and at the same time look after the children with the help of the computer. The office-to-home computer link will allow her to have a satisfying career without diminishing296 words
-
Article, Illustration80 1984-02-25 4 IT SEEMS that whenever a 'No Dumping* sign is erected, that spot immediately becomes a magnet for rubbish. Last November, The Monitor printed a picture of a pile of rubbish around a "No Dumping" sign at Old Upper Thomson Road, at the edge of the Pierce ReservoirStory and Picture by CHEW YEN FOOK - 80 words
-
144 1984-02-25 4 BEWARE the X factor, Mr Goh Chok Tong, Minister for Defence and Second Minister for Health, told university students last night. The X factor is the unknown factor which we never allow for in our lives. And if we as a nation144 words
-
AROUND SINGAPORE
-
Article, Illustration54 1984-02-25 4 Scouts to raise 1.5 m to develop campsite THE Singapore Scout Association, with the help of its 12,000 members, will embark on four projects to raise $1.5 million this year to develop its Sarimbun campsite. Launching of the fund-raising projects will be held at 3 p.m. today at the Catholic54 words
-
73 1984-02-25 4 MADE-in-Singapore electronic comEonents will be promoted at an exhiition to be held in the United States from Feb 28 to March 1. A delegation of eight Singapore manufacturers will leave this Saturday for the National Electronics Production and Packaging Conference (NEPCON West)73 words
-
Article58 1984-02-25 4 FOUR coastal birds found in Singapore will be depicted in a special set of postage stamps to be issued by Telecoms on Mar 15. The stamps will be in the values of 10c, 35c, 50c and 75c. The birds featured are: 10c Slaty-breasted rail 35c58 words
-
Article27 1984-02-25 4 THE new ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr Richard Louis, yesterday presented his credentials to President Devan Nair at the Istana.27 words
-
-
From our EVENING EDITION yesterday
-
125 1984-02-25 5 ALL the six surviving boxer does involved in last year's incident of attacking ana biting four people have been ordered by a subordinate court yesterday to be deported to Johor Baru. The case will be mentioned on March 2, at Court 18 to125 words
-
76 1984-02-25 5 PRESIDENT Marcos of the Philippines has put out feelers among fellow Asean leaders attending Brunei's independence celebrations in Bandar Seri Begawan on the possibility of having a summit in Manila this year. So far, the Asean heads of government have had two76 words
-
45 1984-02-25 5 CAPITOL Theatre and the familiar facade stretching from Shaws Building and Stamford Building to Eu Court have been acquired by the Government. The acquisition is for urban redevelopment. Ownership is now in the hands of the Urban Renewal Authority.45 words
-
66 1984-02-25 5 THE early arrival of the video tape version of The Kids From Shaolin and Project A is giving two cinema chains a headache. Cathay and Chong Gay have been battling each other for a record dox office collection, but the tapes are bound to66 words
-
-
263 1984-02-25 5 LYE YIN FONG - No trace of cancer-linked pesticide found but the Environment Ministry will continue with tests By LYE YIN FONG THE Environment Ministry recently tested 40 samples of imported foodstuffs for traces of a cancer-linked pesticide, ethylene dibromide, more commonly known as EDB. The imported foodstuffs are263 words
-
125 1984-02-25 5 TWO loans totalling US$22O million (***** million) are in the pipeline for Singapore from the ExportImport Bank of the United States. The bank will extend to Singapore Airlines a loan of US$l2O million to finance about 80 per cent of the cost125 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement62 1984-02-25 2 o^ 0 ieo e< va*^ 0 tO*^ w S^ l 0 „„,s ot »<je° wQ *1° C° 4 *>.** a vQ<ds^V°° X 1 yo 0 ftO^ 0 v\« N *3* o^Ved^<^STv>^ /4 m&x?* \Te< c ,ortS f at B,l A-*' I /s*l*X So/eAgenlt; (i k ll SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD62 words
-
Advertisement6 1984-02-25 2 Job seekers Look in the Classifieds6 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement3 1984-02-25 3 SPEEDO International Swimfashions3 words
-
Advertisement90 1984-02-25 3 CAR OF THE YEAR NO OTHERI3OO CAN OFFER MORE! Electric windows. Central locking. Electric Check Control System. Electronic rev counter. PARF $24,900 nclude anti rusting. Plus more features than any other car in its class. BOBBUno Iw A SAN MOKJR CO (PTE) LTD Sltaarioom*: 27 Foch Ro»d *0108 Ho* Nam90 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement22 1984-02-25 4 t L-V mSg* */Skm£;'' Could this fiendish monster appear off the East Coast? Unexplained j ■WIMBOf—HHHItTWI Now available at your local newsagents,22 words
-
Advertisement7 1984-02-25 4 Need a job? Look in the Classifieds7 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement27 1984-02-25 5 Par k Hote* G Produ<*° oS in^^ a %e6^soo9 %UB^ U 'Li| st Sh S3 s fjcKefs ?bo9b^ •i ;icTo^<, iiv H'*"' 10 K S< 1 l27 words
-
Advertisement44 1984-02-25 5 Singapore Spastic Children Association vJv? presents L W Celebrating their 25th Anniversary 4 at The World Trade Centre Auditorium H GALA CHARITY PERFORMANCE on 28th February 1984. 8.00 p.m. Tickets $100 and $50 (Tax Exempted) I Available at: SCA Tel: *****79 Ja«per Tel: *****1144 words
-
-
world
-
161 1984-02-25 6 Reuter MANILA, Saturday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said the question of Philippine claims over the East Malaysian state of Sabah was still under discussion. "It is currently being taken up in diplomatic channels," Mr Marcos told reporters on his return from the Independence DayReuter - 161 words
-
Article, Illustration143 1984-02-25 6 BANGKOK, Saturday VIETNAMESE forces have shelled a forward position of Kampuchean guerillas near the Thai-Cambodian border, wounding at least eight of the defenders, guerilla sources said yesterday. The attack, which involved hundreds of troops, appeared to have been a probe of outer defences of the143 words
-
460 1984-02-25 6 Jakarta says Thais concerned over geographical proximity factor Reuter JAKARTA, Saturday FOREIGN Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadia said there was a "difference of perception" between Indonesia and Thailand regarding the Vietnamese threat to security in the region. He said ThaiReuter - 460 words
-
315 1984-02-25 6 Reuter BIRMINGHAM, Saturday A MAN has been arrested for the kidnapping of an Indian diplomat who was abducted and murdered two weeks ago, a police spokesman said. He said the 27-year-old man, whom he did not name, would appear in aReuter - 315 words
-
141 1984-02-25 6 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday FIRST it was a ring of concrete barriers around the White House to protect the president against suicide truck bombers. Now it is snakes synthetic reptiles placed in the trees outside the executive mansion to scare away noisy birds. ReportersUPI - 141 words
-
91 1984-02-25 7 Reuter LONDON, Saturday A LONDON theatre was attacked in Parliament over plans to stage a play showing a striptease by a Margaret Thatcher lookalike. To hoots of Opposition laughter, David Amess, of the Prime Minister's Conservative Party, said the play, A Mad World,Reuter - 91 words
-
Article, Illustration241 1984-02-25 7 Reuter PARIS, Saturday TRUCK DRIVERS yesterday lifted all remaining blockades that have paralysed roads throughout France for the past week after a call from their leaders to abandon their action. police said. "There is not a single blockade left in France," saidReuter - 241 words
-
113 1984-02-25 7 AP PARIS, Saturday GREEK SHIPPING heiress Christina Onassis will take a wealthy French businessman as her fourth husband, a friend and collegue of the future bridegroom said. The wedding date for Miss On- ass is, 33, and Mr Thierry Roussel, 31, has notAP - 113 words
-
105 1984-02-25 7 Reuter LONDON, Saturday NEW YORK, Stockholm and Tokyo are the three most expensive major cities used by businessmen and tourists, according to a British survey. The survey, conducted for. the British Tourist Authority by a firm of economic consultants in November,Reuter - 105 words
-
533 1984-02-25 8 No one told us anything about it, claim Syrian-backed rebels Reuter BEIRUT, Saturday THE Lebanese army said yesterday it was observing a ceasefire announced last night in Damascus, but officials of two main Syrianbacked rebel Muslim militias said they had never been contacted aboutReuter - 533 words
-
183 1984-02-25 8 AP MOCNCHENQLAOBACH (West Germany), Saturday A 26-YEAR-OLD woman has admitted strangling her lover, sawing up his corpse, cooking parts of it and storing the pieces in her home freezer for nearly a year, authorities said yesterday. Spokesman Burckhard Grasmeier of the MoenchengladbachAP - 183 words
-
Article, Illustration279 1984-02-25 8 Reuter GOFFSTOWN (New Hampshire), Sat THE EIGHT democratic presidential contenders said last night they were prepared to nse varying degrees of force to keep oil flowing through the Strait of Hormaz to Earope and Japan. Bat In a debate here, they refased to answerReuter; PICTURE: AP - 279 words
-
249 1984-02-25 8 Reuter LONDON, Saturday IRAN'S President Ali Khamenei has ordered attacks on Iraqi cities in retaliation for Iraqi missile strikes last night which Tehran said killed at least 59 peoEle in two Iranian )wns. Tehran radio quoted Mr Khamenei as telling a Friday prayersReuter - 249 words
-
186 1984-02-25 8 AP ASUNCION (Paraguay), Saturday A PARAGUAYAN criminal court judge yesterday reissued an arrest warrant for Dr Josef Mengele, longsought on charges that he carried out medical experiments on Jewish inmates of Nazi Germany's Auschwitz concentration camp. Judge Anselmo Aveiro said thatAP - 186 words
-
516 1984-02-25 9 Politburo says economic measures inadequate for curing country's ills Reuter MOSCOW, Saturday SOVIET economists have been told that their remedies for the country's ills are inadequate or out of touch with reality and they must reshape their attitudes. A decree from the Communist PartyReuter - 516 words
-
333 1984-02-25 9 Reuter BEIJING, Saturday CHINA'S leading newspaper yesterday condemned the national airline CAAC for its poor service, bureaucracy and ineffective leadership. The People's Daily said the poor service offered by CAAC gave Cnina a bad image abroad, and that many senior officials refusedReuter - 333 words
-
191 1984-02-25 9 Reuter BONN, Saturday WEST Germany has welcomed a sudden increase this week in the number of East Germanabeing allowed to emigrate to the West. A government spokesman said the influx, which some newspapers estimate at 100 a day since the weekend, wouldReuter - 191 words
-
153 1984-02-25 9 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Saturday A UNIVERSITY of Utah surgeon said he plans* to implant tiny electronic artificial ears in 20 patients within a year and already has selected the first candidate. The artificial ear has the potential to help 65 per153 words
-
Article897 1984-02-25 10 LAT-WP LOS ANGELES: Saturday LEADING cartographers say a new world map promoted by the National Council of Churches as a major advance in map-making is actually inferior to the well-known Merca tor-projection' maps that adorn most classroom walls. the new map is based on what isLAT-WP - 897 words
-
418 1984-02-25 10 AP NEW YORK, Saturday WITH talk of "liberation" in the US usually focusing on women, American men need someone to fight for their rights, says a New York lawyer who has founded a men's rights organisation. Mr Sidney Siller, who specialises in divorceAP - 418 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement85 1984-02-25 6 NOTICE OF REMOVAL Please note that with effect from 25 Feb 1984 our office will continue business as usual at the following new address to provide our customers with better service. No. 3 Miller Street, Singapore 0718 Tel: *****88 (20 lines) Telex: RS ***** Cable: SIAKSONCO MIDDLE ROAD f[ U85 words
-
Advertisement8 1984-02-25 6 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds8 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement209 1984-02-25 7 The Merlin beach resorts fiLjfe. 1 For fun in the sun th at keeps every I jffysi p u t the wind in your sails and head for the sea. T Ride the ocean on your skis or windsurfer. Explore the undersea kingdom or simply do nothing jkfl if and209 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement8 1984-02-25 8 New job? Batter pay? Look in tho Classifieds8 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement100 1984-02-25 9 IMA FANS Known for reliability in over 70 countries around the world. The very same quality that has. made it the favourite choice. USHA Fan motor is now housed with double ball-bearings to give long lasting, noise free operation the fan blades are made of aluminium. Now readily available with100 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement62 1984-02-25 10 Seafood /f Restaurant Introducing... Chinese 4-Course Lunch at only $5 per head You can also try our house-speciality. To name a few... BLACK BEAN FISH-HEAD CHILLI CRABS CHICKEN RICE STEAMBOAT Call now for reservations: *****96 V Vo<\ 1 RTiMTwars V I We are tally looked from 7.00 pm o» 31/1/8462 words
-
-
money
-
443 1984-02-25 11 Dealers concerned over high US interest rates and big deficit WALL Street jitters continued to disturb stocks on the local exchange this week. High US interest rates and blues over the US deficit, together with the fact that the strength of the economic recovery443 words
-
Article, Illustration183 1984-02-25 11 BRITISH CURRENCY CLOSED AT $3.1130 AFTER MID-DAY EASE THE pound has moved above 3.10 to the Singapore dollar less than three weeks after pulling back above $3. It closed last night at the top at $3.1130 after reaching 3.11 in the morning and easing at midday. The183 words
-
Article199 1984-02-25 11 AP THE US dollar fell on European ex-' change markets for a third straight session early yesterday despite forecasts of higher American interest rates. Gold bullion prices declined. Traders said the dollar was under pressure from prevailing market sentiment that the currency is overvalued. They said thereAP - 199 words
-
Article206 1984-02-25 11 r HHLLSTREET Reuter THE stock market achieved its best gain in more than seven months yesterday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing up by 30.47 points. The DJ index, which had fallen in each of the six previous weeks, rose to 1165.10. AdvancingReuter - 206 words
-
Article, Illustration1428 1984-02-25 12 CITY SECURITIES - Strong cash reserves and attractive dividend payout give flour mill a strong appeal A °Oju 4 X> r j Review by CITY SECURITIES PRIMA LTD, currently the largest flourmiller in Singapore is an attractive investment for medium to long-term. It is cash-rich, ungeared and1,428 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement52 1984-02-25 11 $intan/?imuKj RESTAURANT The traditional Malay Cuisine you've all been waiting for So. come on in and let us spice up your life 1 AV (M 'porky ,rt^V v BINTANG TIMUR RESTAURANT 14 S> 'ts Roan •'•'o2-08 13 Far East Pla/ Singapore 09?2 TH *****39 f HO' '190 ,> T 1052 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous13 1984-02-25 11 ""Tww— ™""T"~"TT+TEftT MrNiu«kl Im. fpoL-I**(F s f 'l'M QUITT/NOr MVHIGMI CUM IN 4AIZ6MM6UIF!'13 words
-
-
features
-
805 1984-02-25 13 RELAXATION OF TELECOMS' POLICY ON THE USE OF MODEMS NOW THAT Telecoms allows the free purchase of modems, one can expect a mushrooming of computer networks. This is already the case in countries such as the United States. An executives can bring his work home805 words
-
Article, Illustration25 1984-02-25 13 John reads Winnie's message immediately. Sally will see that she has "mail" when she returns to her computer.25 words
-
Article, Illustration38 1984-02-25 13 Pamela has her computer send a message to Michael after she goes home to take advantage of lower phone rates. Michael reads message received the previous day on his buffered modem.38 words
-
Article, Illustration24 1984-02-25 14 Bill in Denver sends message to Ceil in Phoenix. Ceil reads Bill's message as it is being sent.24 words
-
Article, Illustration119 1984-02-25 14 NOW THERE are intelligent modems as well. Some are so intelligent that they allow telephone links between computers to be operated virtually unattended. These are the auto-dial, auto-answer and auto-disconnect modems. In the United States, enterprising salesmen are using the computer to119 words
-
308 1984-02-25 14 They're fearful of the keen competition MODEM suppliers view deregulation with caution as it means fiercer competition through lower prices and more dealers. Telecoms buys about 1,500 to 2,000 modems a year from its suppliers. With de-regulation, it remains to be seen whether308 words
-
Article, Illustration43 1984-02-25 14 Ken sends a message to Bob's "mail box" on The Source. THE SOURCE THE SOURCE ELECTRONIC MAIL BOX When he returns from a trip 2 days later, Bob pulls the message from his "mail box" off The Source.43 words
-
-
opinion / letters
-
Article489 1984-02-25 15 .V«a'hu:; COMMENT A TRIP to Hanoi by any Asean leader is not so commonplace that it can pass without notice. When that visit is by the commander of Indonesia's Armed Forces, General Benny Murdani, more than eyebrows were bound to be raised. Of course, Gen489 words
-
110 1984-02-25 15 V S SUNDRAM - REPLY V S SUNDRAM Senior PRO SBC PLEASE refer to the letter by June Anastasia and "TV Viewer" (SM, Feb 21). We wish to clarify. The reduction of transmission hours on Channel 5 is temporary, resulting from the110 words
-
595 1984-02-25 15 HAN FOOK KWANG - Lottor from Ministry f of ComnwmleetlowP HAN FOOK KWANG for Permaaent Secretary (Commqnications) WE HAVE so far discussed in some detail how all the various modes of transportation cars, taxis, buses and the MKT play their part in urban transportation and595 words
-
Article133 1984-02-25 15 A G YOUNG - A G YOUNG Singapore 1953 THE junction of Bartley Road, Paya Lebar Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road always floods after a downpour in spite of the presence of drains in the area. It appears that the drainage system in the area has been poorly designed and133 words
-
-
Page 15 Miscellaneous
-
Article402 1984-02-25 16 VALERIE TREVOR - SATURDAY'S BEST WITH VALERIE TREVOR Saturday Night Movie The Beauty Jungle (Ch 5, 10.30 pm) SHIRLEY FREEMAN (played by Janette Scott) is just an ordinary typist until she wins a beauty contest. Life is never tne same again as blind ambition and a newspaper reporter spur her402 words
-
Article, Illustration295 1984-02-25 16 WONG SING YEONG - MOST POPULAR LOCAL TV ARTISTE TV Scene By WONG SING YEONG JEFFREY Wang Yuqing was declared the most popular local television artiste in a poll conducted by May Monthly, a local entertainment magazine. In the final count, published in this month's issue of the magazine,295 words
-
177 1984-02-25 16 MALAYSIA'S commercial network will start transmission six months ahead of its January 1985 schedule to coincide with the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles on July 28. If negotiations for transmission rights run well, Malaysian viewers will be able to177 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement154 1984-02-25 16 New yeu can get the latest news at 8 EMPORIUM Holdings Supermarkets: tool It's all Ik THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Available at: Emporium Supermarkets: ORIENTAL (PEOPLE'S PARK) EMPORIUM A SUPERMARKET #B-1 People's Park Centre Singapore 0105. ORIENTAL (CLEMENTI) EMPORIUM A SUPERMARKET Blk 451 Clementi Town Centre Ave 3 #01-309 Singapore 0512154 words
-
-
Page 16 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1485 1984-02-25 16 F mQu teonp g,2 1.00 Opening and Programme Highlight* followed by I I II J BV I Saaama Straat. IN 2 05 Flash Gordon (Chapter 10). ~BMB I I 2.35 Saturday Matinee: Father Came Too! Br 4.10 2nd Marl ion Cup Soccar Tournament (Laat Epi- I j B^K China vs1,485 words
-
-
leisure
-
Article, Illustration472 1984-02-25 17 BBC ACTRESS AIMS FOR AUTHENTICITY OPA BBC actress Emily Bolton has been on a diet since Christmas and now she's grappling with a Chinese dialect, Fujian, for the sake of authenticity when she returns to Singapore next month to make a new series of BBC's Tenko. Emily, whoOPA - 472 words
-
Article652 1984-02-25 17 Singaporean may be among those hit in Montmartre AP PARIS: Their countless canvasses of big-eyed waifs, Eiffel towers and instant portraits grace living room walls the world over. But hard times are coming for hundreds of artists atop Montmartre, including at least one artist from Singapore, MrAP - 652 words
-
Article223 1984-02-25 17 THE top 10 singles in the US, based on Billboard's survey of sales and broadcast play, are; 1. Jump Van Halen 2. 99 Red Balloons Nena 3. Girls Just Want To Have Fun Cyndi Lauper 4. Thriller Michael Jackson 5. Nobody Told Me John Lennon 6.223 words
-
Article, Illustration363 1984-02-25 18 FLOWING WITH EAZYSTREEM A FRIEND told me that she'd rather listen to Eazystreem in the bedroom than in a lounge. I didn't quite agree, although I knew what she meant. The sounds of Eazystreem flow effortlessly and naturally. The effect is very soothing, especially good after a hardPicture by CLIFTON AW - 363 words
-
Article188 1984-02-25 18 WEDNESDAY is the last night for Tony, Terry and Spencer at the Imperial Lounge of Oberoi Imperial Hotel, and tonight is the last chance you have of catching Sheba at Peppermint Park at Parkway Parade, before the girls go Down Under. Sheba is a four-girl rock band from188 words
-
Article, Illustration248 1984-02-25 18 LIM SEK - ALBUM: WHAT A FEELIN' ARTISTE: Irene Cara LABEL: Epic CBS All reviews by LIM SEK RIGHT time, wrong place. Or is it wrong time, right place? In any case, Irene Cara's career never seems to take off. With her talent and the breaks that she's been getting, Irene248 words
-
Article, Illustration273 1984-02-25 18 ALBUM: REFLECTIONS ARTISTE: Sa Rei LABEL: Tony LP-751 (^Mmitmg Life is a spiritual journey that will eventually bring us home, but when we reflect, the stormy road of life is transformed into the sounds of music. THIS is the promise of the album. The nine songs here273 words
-
Article, Illustration109 1984-02-25 18 ALBUM: TRUE ARTISTES: Spandau Ballet LABEL: CDL 1403 THIS album may be one year old but it is worth drawing attention to. If you think the new romantic style of Spandau Ballet is unpalatable, this will change your mind. The smooth ballad treatment of the smash single, True,109 words
-
Article, Illustration436 1984-02-25 19 PHILIP CHEAH - Director Carlino disappoints TITLE: CLASS STARRING: Rob Lowe, Jacqueline Bluet, Andrew McCarthy DIRECTOR: Lewis John Carlino SHOWING: Lido Roviowod by PHILIP CHEAH MENTION Lewis John Carlino and I jump. Four years back, ne was responsible for one of those unexpectedly remarkable films, the type that leaves436 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement60 1984-02-25 17 COMICS: Pa* 28 f/3/ne-(/a Utty J Fine Wine for oil itcctwktnt This Wttk'i Wlm Special j Guntrum Goldgrap* Sllvaner Bcrdch Nl«rit«ln I fl nlcc bouquet, fruity, full-bodied L V II soft, whit* win* 10.55 A 2 Pcnfoids Rhin* Kcikr ffi m fepL_ aoft, mellow, romantic win* from th« great Rhine60 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement36 1984-02-25 18 ABC Stout National Arm Wrestling Challenge Grand Finals: Gay World Stadium,7.3o pm, 25th Feb. lCPnr (Contestants weigh in at 6.30pm). On-the-spot Lucky Draw prizes to be given away. ci Plus Pugilistic Display and Lion Dance. THERE.36 words
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement40 1984-02-25 19 Ml IBID ■■DID PUZJt TONIGHT MDNKHT 2 TOMORROW MORNING SHOW 11.15 am m UNTOLD (QJaEft g i TRAGEDY >rs*| of ttw men M fi 5 g who started f\ i g wtahadto SI L-— \VA>^—l b mm id nun maun40 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous735 1984-02-25 19 fUM GUIO€ ORCHARD (*****88): TWO OF A KIND (E) Starring; John Travolta, Olivia NewtonDALIT (*****16): 36 SUPERKIDS (C) John CAPITOL (*****59): GO FOR IT (E) Midnight show: OBSESSED (C) Synopsis: Two condemned sinners are al- Starring: Bod Spencer, Terence Hill Starring: Al Di, Huang Yuncai, Cheng Kewei lowed to return735 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement187 1984-02-25 20 i r" 0 3 o rtmrw!fKi 0000 X KM BMAtWAT CtUEN SM.TM X I 1 jw& 7 »«wjr T 130,3 iil«iie' 15pm S 1 2 Shows: 7.30 A 9.90pm 1.00, 9.90, 7.00, 9.15pm 2 ffM om era X 1.90,4.00, 6.45, 9.00pm 140,190,7.15,9.15pm J iriimr wwr colkn cm x J 1.90,4,7.15,9.90pm187 words
-
Advertisement98 1984-02-25 20 3rd WEEK lIDPIIIQII. (*****88) 4 SHOWS: J UnCnAnU: i.ao, 4.00, 1.30 9.15 TOMORROW EXTRA SHOW at 11am J -TOGETHp, THEY'RE-j Is^aali Sfe JOHN TRAWHJA<OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Featuring 2 hit songa 'Twiat Off Fata" ft 1 "Tafca k Chanca" CATHAY: MOW SHOWINGI (>*****0) 5 SHOWS: 11m, 1.30,4.00,8.30 8 8.15pm ODEON: HURRYI LAST98 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous111 1984-02-25 20 HARRY IN YOUR POCKET HILTON Movie House will screen Harry in Your Pocket, a film about the world of pickpockets, tomorrow at 8.15 pm at the rooftop poolsfde. LE MIRALE DE3 LOUPS THE Alliance Francaise will screen Le Mirale des Loups on Tuesday at 9 pm at Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden111 words
-
Miscellaneous704 1984-02-25 20 CHAOZHOU OPERA Guangdong Troupe from make its third appear- A ance in Singapore from A Pf tomorrow to March 20, H at 8 pm at Palace The- The troupe will entertain with a varied programme of opera f 'K favourites, featuring y comedies, romances and tragedies. aA Tickets at $40704 words
-
-
Page 21 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous593 1984-02-25 21 leisure comics ASSIGNMENT: TOP SECRET By Bill Barry f .but tmc p4.ackm»/IAii—HIIJIIMI Wfru Dtctoc*tris stf/ousK It HO l 5515£ v J/JX* RE CEIV/ED WOPERATIONDIDNET X IWHi tr ike views MISTAKES as an VM L DISTURBING REPORTS OF 730.000 TO f TSWwIKt HUMAN WEAKNESS-Xf 1 blundering results j m strike...the man593 words
-
-
THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
-
316 1984-02-25 22 JOE FERNANDO - mm By JOE FERNANDO THE Zafir-trained Secret Knight looks ready to score his second win when he takes on IS moderate rivals in Race 4, a 1,700-metre event for Class 5 Division 1 horses, in Penang today. The five-year-old Irish gelding316 words
-
Article118 1984-02-25 22 GLITTER SHOULD START THE CLEAR FAVOURITE AND WIN GLITTER (S) won Us last start with ease, storming through with a powerful burst to the post His form has Improved and he should start the clear favourite la Race 2. New Zealand (1) to an Improved rac- er now118 words
-
Article141 1984-02-25 22 ARTHUR WARD, a former champion Jockey on the Singapore-Malaysia racing circnit, is having a good ran as a trainer in Hong Kong. He is currently third on the trainers' standings, behind George Moore and T C Cheng, bat is exciting Happy Valley with his141 words
-
Article232 1984-02-25 22 BOUNTY Hunter H in Class 4 will be renamed Moulin Rouge H from March. Gold Art (Class 4) will be known as Menang Sikit, Magician 111 (Class 4) as Tasmin Power and Shepherd (Class 6) as Small Knife in April. Horses deleted: Class 1 Tanjong Bungah H, Gulf Eagle,232 words
-
469 1984-02-25 22 TWO newcomers, Red Minstrel and Jingle Bell IV, have been registered in Class 1, according to the latest amendments to the Malayan Racing Association's classification list published on Feb 20. Red Minstrel (148 rating) is a four-year-old Irish horse by Averof469 words
-
Article197 1984-02-25 22 QORAM MA ZHEN-TAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zoo Bao) (Wan Bao) Race 1 Stan Hong 10 Mepte Grave Sian Hoog 14 ProductMly 8 Stan Hong 10 Maple Grove 10 Maple Grove 11 Tontonan II 1 Cabochon II Rac* > Gutter N 7 PotonMn 10 Ponnanenl 0 Trad Blazer IV197 words
-
264 1984-02-25 22 WONDER BOY - By WONDER BOY AUCKLAND, Saturday A RECORD turnout is expected at the Ellerslie race course here this afternoon when the muchawaited clash between Commissionaire, McGinty and Fountaincourt takes place. The seventh running of the Air New Zealand Stakes264 words
-
Article, Illustration2829 1984-02-25 23 RACE 1 2.30 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,200 m (Ratings: 55-50) Stakes: $11,500 1 Cabochon II 57 (dc +W)6 (0-0-1-2-3) 690 28/1 (Subian 12th to Taking Turkey 1:18-1) 3 gram ET Breukelen WWshine 8Y Leong 8 (Mnkers) 2 Three Nines 57 (dc s) 18 (0-1-1-3-13)2,829 words
-
Article181 1984-02-25 23 1st 2nd 3rd 4th M Johnston (v) 12 5 2.8 Tony Lucas 7 3 0 0 Nig«| THoy 6 9 2 4 L N Dania 4 6 3 2 LamMunChaw 4 4 2 2 KLOo 4-3 2 2 LaaMaKhoo 3*5 3 3 B Raymond (v) 3 3 11181 words
-
Article154 1984-02-25 23 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Tab Choon Bang 10 8 6 4 Ivan Allan 9 7 1 M Ismail 7 6 3 3 Mohd Zafir 7 3 5 6 Um Hock Baa 6 2 4 4 PKLaong 5 7 3 J Alax Rodgara 4 5 6 3 Gary Braukalan154 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement9 1984-02-25 22 GOING: GOOD TIERCE: RACES 2 57 CARD: PAGE 249 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement520 1984-02-25 24 mt Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: S—dny Monitor: Words 0.35 c«aU par word 0.55 ceaU p«r word Dieplay $7.70 p«r col. cm $12.00 par col. cm Hra Moa-Fri, 9am-spm Sot. 9am- Ipm Advance Car Rental 285-270' a i Car Rental 282-387! Elvln Rent-A-Car 748-4791 Kong Soon Auto 337-753 Kin Sai520 words
-
Advertisement184 1984-02-25 24 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Gallant Trek Disco 336-3549 Goodtlmes ...224-3111 223-04(4 Illusion Mobile Disco 293-9866 Kan's Muslcarama 336-9756/7 Music Favor Mobile Disco 251-1695 aftar 7 p.m. Nlghtrip Mobila Unit 545-350* Quebec Mobile Disco 336-3632 Silver Streak 250-4592 Tres Joii Mobile Disco .291-5313 J Western Union Band 331-4013 >6 13 Best Driving Tuition184 words
-
Advertisement302 1984-02-25 24 DRINK'S CORNER To quench your third, try our fresh sugar can* Juice with lemon l special air-flown Thai coconuts drinks. Stall no. 02-43, Kreta Ayer Food Centre. Blk 335, Smith St Adrian's Cane Furn 273-1229 Blk 4005, Depot Lane. #01-93 Foong Furniture Co 745-2701 (specialists in kitchen cabinet) Blk #01-2669302 words
-
Advertisement163 1984-02-25 24 Jozen Modelling Art 734-4632 Larocka Model Ag 734-4670/5 Piscerian Model Agency 734-4756 Richard Tan Models Ctr (The Ist extras Supplier) 91-5705/7 St Louis Modelling Ag.336-6744 Kin Sal Trading 334 963* (New/Used Motorcylce Accessories for sale) Coronation Music 5ch...469-3252 Eric's Guitar Tuition 445-1291 Pop Piano Tuition 253-5656 Spanish Guitar Centre....i2-7114 Technics163 words
-
Advertisement269 1984-02-25 24 Armstrong Security Consultants 775-7757 Gnomes Party Pe0p1e...441-3340 Chong Kuan Sang, Marriage-Aid Bureau 298*7174 Choo Huay Friendship Agency 292-1137/292-7285 Dial-A-Friend 294-7135/ 294-1096 Goodiuck Friends Ctre .337-4705 Lucky Friendship Ag 296-9255 1 /296-2192/284-1406 Active Pest Control 459-4990 Anti Pest Control 336-9756/7 Pesky Pest Control 296-1411 Quicksilver 2*o-5201 rooroci4Wfy Advance Video Filming 452-4997269 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement443 1984-02-25 25 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant THE SINGAPORE MONITOR is inviting applicants for the post of a TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS Responsibilities Operation and maintenance of an advanced newspaper computer system on a round-the-clock basis. Maintenance of pre-press equipment such as photo-typesetters, facsimile equipment, graphic cameras. 9 Maintenance of electrical facilities Qualifications 6 Experience443 words
-
Advertisement293 1984-02-25 25 Situations Vacant INCOM SINGAPORE I •COM NTtRNAIOM X An American Multi-national Company has I immediate vacancies for the following:- I SET-UP I TECHNICIANS I NTC in Metal Machining Certificate. I Minimum 6 months to a year working in I metal stamping/forming operation. I Be physically fit. I Be prepared to293 words
-
Advertisement254 1984-02-25 25 Situation Vacant I b VMS' I iiirv 1 MAINTENANCE I TECHNICIANS (2.3 shifts) If NTC/ITC/C&G in Electronics/ Electrical If Fitting Installation. j Experienced in trouble-shooting, efec- I tronic controlled machines and familiar I with digital circuitry. I CLERK I GCE O" Level with credit passes in 1 English and Maths254 words
-
Advertisement156 1984-02-25 25 Situation Vacant JnmA UMTB^ *H£W* Starting salary and attractive banaflts just for you Male Machine Operators Starting 1481 Aeguframanfs: Primary education Completed National Service or flMemptod •Able to work 3 rowing snms ...111 »»1 vou win 9n)oy Shift Allowance tor 2nd shift and $6A tor 3rd shift) Salary increaaa aner156 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement156 1984-02-25 26 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant We or* o member of the international GLAXO Group, one of the world's leading and most successful health core companies. W We have new fob openings fort Assistant Production Technicians The Job To provide full shift cover on a stage and assist in the operation of156 words
-
Advertisement511 1984-02-25 26 Situation Vacant one of the worlds leading and most successful health- I care companies with an outstanding research record. I We invite suitably qualified persons to fill the following I M job openings in our Engineering Department:— I SSSZ INSTRUMENT I SSS TECHNICIANS I ITC in Industrial Measurement and Control511 words
-
Advertisement232 1984-02-25 26 Office Equipment A Furniture ai-umoitTKHr or sofas, cushions, ate. Specialist charging reasonable rates. Please cal 481-0077 (day). *****98 (night) Pickers A Movers OAT and night services. Friendly and helpful workers at your service Cal now! At 769-0098. Tailoring Specialists In TtNoHM sntf rtady of aN nmii tMrtti |scktl9| suits* Workmanship232 words
-
Advertisement490 1984-02-25 26 NOTICES LEUN NQAI HUP KEE ENGINEERING WORKS PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an extraordinary general meeting of Luen Ngai Hup Kee Engineering Works Private Limited held on 20th February, 1984, the following resolution was duly passed SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntarily and that Mr490 words
-
-
sports
-
653 1984-02-25 27 ONLY three Division One matches in the National Football League could be played last weekend with all producing shock results. Topping the list of upsets was the 2-4 defeat last Saturday of league leaders Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association by653 words
-
Article298 1984-02-25 27 P W D L F A PTS SAFSA (6) 8 5 2 1 20 9 17 Police SA 7 4 0 3 12 9 12 FP Dynamo. (8) 6 3 0 3 12 9 9 Tloag Bahru (1) 7 2 3 2 8 9 9 Tampises Rover* (7) 4298 words
-
685 1984-02-25 27 AP CHICAGO, Saturday EMIL ZATOPEK ran farther, faster than any man before him, capturing the gold in the three long-distance events in a single Olympic a triumph of endurance and speed unmatched in the annals of the Games. Before Zatopek's 1952 performance in Helsinki,AP - 685 words
-
Article, Illustration252 1984-02-25 28 B KULA - By B KULA NATIONAL hockey coach Phil Williams has more than just plans for the growth of hockey in Singapore, indoor hockey, a fast growing game throughout the world, is an idea he wants to push. If the Singapore Hockey252 words
-
513 1984-02-25 28 B KULA - By B KULA R S L DRAGONS are here to repeat their winning performance against Casuarina Cougars of Australia in the Singapore Cricket Club rugby sevens for the Ablitt Cup on the Padang. The competition starts today and ends tomorrow.513 words
-
Article, Illustration705 1984-02-25 28 SHIRISH NADKARNI - By SHIRISH NADKARNI S in Hong Kong IT WILL BE Indonesia versus New Zealand in the finals of the zonal preliminary rounds of the 1984 Thomas Cup series and if, however, it is anything like what it was at the group stage, it will705 words
-
522 1984-02-25 28 THE annual golf match for the Ksihi Cup between the Singapore Island Country Club captain's team and the vice-captain's team will tee-off tomorrow at (7.45 a.m.) at the Bukit Course. The draw and starting times: Ist tee: 7.45 H E H Fukada (18) and522 words
-
300 1984-02-25 29 S GULAM - The meeting will be the first in three years Stories by S GULAM JOHOR will soon be invited by the Football Association of Singapore to play a friendly match against the national team. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr Teo Chong Tee,300 words
-
Article, Illustration426 1984-02-25 29 TWO foreigners an Englishman and a Scot will probably decide the outcome of this even- ing's National Football League Division One match between defending champions Tionc Bahru and high-riding Farrer Park Dynamos at the Queenstown Athletic Centre. Andrew Baum, from the United Kingdom, is426 words
-
215 1984-02-25 29 HONGKONG TEAKWOOD 8 CENTURY PARK 2 HONGKONG Teak wood qualified for the second round of the Third Division in Singapore Business Houses Football League after winning the match against Century Park at Farrer Park yesterday. Teakwood's striker Abdul Rahman was the man of215 words
-
Article, Illustration300 1984-02-25 30 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA JAGTAR SINGH, the flying Sikh, who has run short of rivals in the long distance events in Singapore, has set his sights on a training scholarship to West Germany. Jagtar, 22, who promotes New Balance track shoes for a living,300 words
-
541 1984-02-25 30 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN AT THE Tiger's Tavern along Alexandra Road last Wednesday night, as the beers flowed, a huge being with a slow and deliberate gait casually sauntered in and eased his 1.9-metre, 90kg body on to the plush cushion seats.541 words
-
Article, Illustration213 1984-02-25 30 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM THIRTEEN-year-old Colin Wee will make his international debut at the Thai Open Archery Championships in Pattaya from March 16-20. He will be accompanied by four other archers, Chris Ho, Jimmy Ow, Bill Wee and Eric Khoo. The shoot at the213 words
-
198 1984-02-25 30 Reuter OSTEND, Saturday THE strange story of the lost badminton coorti dominated the second day of the Thomas and Über Caps European badminton qualifying tournaments here last night. Because the original courts were considered too bumpy, slippery, and unsafe with a short runReuter - 198 words
-
Article, Illustration473 1984-02-25 31 K SILVAM - 1983 SPORTSBOY AND SPORTSGIRL AWARDS MONITOR sports By K SILVAM SCHOOLBOY football international A R J Mani is the only notable absentee on the list of IS nominees recommended by the Singapore Schools Sports Council for the 1983 Sportsboy and Sportsgirl awards. Mani's omission473 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement192 1984-02-25 27 1 r > l 1 SIMON born January 3, *au at GteoeagJes Hosprta l 1984 at Gleneagles Stf A ry^!dJohn tf 0, Hospital to Mr 4 tfh tfti Slrv. Mrs S. Mariam. gapore 0922. In God O ur prayers have i beer^nswere^ v Is there a happier occasion than the192 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement24 1984-02-25 29 new balance Available at: New Balance Technical Centre ISO Orchard FW, #03-64/66 Orchard Plaza Spore 0923 Td *****51 And at batter sporting goods stores24 words
-
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement45 1984-02-25 30 Car Park that lata yon win cash prizes ilhrri/ 1 WUk! Sttt BO Thongsia BuNding Coronation Plaza Golden MNe Shopping Centre Katong Shopping Centra City Plaza Queensway Shipping Cerftra Tanglin Shopping Centra •Odeon Katong Shopping Centra* East Coast Recreation Centre Mkfink Plaza Bales tier Plaza45 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement85 1984-02-25 31 CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. TOKYO Japan 1® (Solar) Ladies Casual CL-301 L-5 Chrome plated Resin case L-770G CL-30 Resin Resin Below $36 Below $54 Calendar 2 daily alarm Month Date Hourly time signal Dual time Countdown alarm 1/100 sec. stopwatch AVAILABLE AT ["><3 MAGNA OS% ELECTRONICS I J »017/8 PENINSULA85 words
-
Advertisement73 1984-02-25 31 m&h TWO-PAGE RACE CURD SPECIAL TEAROUI PAGES 28-24 I Pmtgt at your Fmi «i«i«nn r Jfcfcf**^TtV^^ i* ™gp ,r*KA rr Whether it's at the tennis courts or the V' Kwrwen /mA open sea... Metzler International "Sports" i Hi KWWCHMG yjjy keep its position comfortably no matter how active your game73 words
-