Singapore Monitor, 14 May 1984

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    • 455 2 BUT ALL'S NOT ROSY AHEAD YET, CAUTIONS DR TONY TAN DR TONY TAN'S BEDOK AND CHANGI WALKABOUTS AS MINISTER for Finance and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan expects questions on our economic performance when he goes on his walkabouts. So he arms himself with facts
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    • 90 2 MR NG Pock Too knows the subject of child care well enough. His wife had to stop work to look after their two children. It was only recently that she rejoined the workforce, as a part-time researcher in the National Museum. But
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    • 409 2 THE GOVERNMENT would like to see opposition members in Parliament so that their views can be rebutted if they are shown to be faulty This is part of the educational firocess," said Dr Tony Tan, Miniser of Finance and Trade and Industry, at a
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    • 389 2  -  REPORTS BY EE BOON LEE AND YONG POW ANG IT'S NOT so much tax incentives but proper child care facilities that would encourage mothers to go to work, said the Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony
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    • 395 3  -  By SIT YIN FONG A FORMER executive of Gold Coin Ltd is claiming his dues for deals he hatched in the six years that he was head of sales promotion in their animal food department. Mr Tay Kim Wee has
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    • AROUND SINGAPORE
      • 142 3 THE People's Association youtn groups have been asked to decide whether they want more leisure activities or activities that will spark political awareness. But Dr Ow Chin Hock, MP for Leng Kee, also cautioned whether an emphasis on community service and political awareness
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      • 116 3 A ROLEX watch, worth $20,000, was the only item a burglar stole when he broke into a double-storey bungalow in Chancery Lane late last week. Madam Murthi Setadai, 35, an Indonesian housewife, told police she left home at about 8.00 a.m. last
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      • 128 3 THE Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore has postponed the following courses to later this month. TAX PLANNING for Industrial and Commercial Enterprises in Singapore on Mondays starting May 21. AUDITING AND Investigations and Advanced Financial Accounting on Tuesdays
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    • 153 3  -  By KK FONG AN ELDERLY woman last week found that her savings of more than $400,000, which she kept in cash in the bedroom of her Lim Chu Kang home, was missing. The discovery was made shortly after her adopted son disappeared. She
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    • 716 4  -  A JournalUt y 4 Notebook By Mike Simms IT IS part of family legend that my mother's eating habits as a child acquired largely on a river boat in Malaya 70 years ago were a source of anguish and despair to her mother. My maternal
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    • 282 4  -  By LOONG SWEE YIN DONT spit, stallholders and their customers at food centres and markets in seven constituencies were reminded yesterday morning. The MPs of the seven constituencies Ayer Rajah, Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Ho Swee, Cairnhill, Kampong Übi, Kolam Ayer, and Telok Blangah
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    • 276 6 MORE than 30 woman graduates have responded to a call to form a Singapore branch of the International Federation of University Women. "This is encouraging, but we would like to see even more coming forward," said Dr Nalla Tan, associate professor at the Department
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    • 397 6  -  Pawnbrokers won't pay out surplus from auction By Michael Liew THE LAW says that a person who fails to redeem a pawned article which is later auctioned for more than the amount he borrowed on it can claim the surplus from the pawnbroker. The
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    • 8 2 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in tho Classifieds
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    • 142 5 The lavish hill-top home you've always dreamed of. at r Bukit Road I /¥'s Slinrr Larae 3-storey split-level garden bungalows I J® 3-storey split-level semi-detached bungalows I opanisn-slyle] 3-storey split-level garden large Spanish-style 3 i< j ice ho l S y.' A house in the Spanish-style HuaMei Gardens is for
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 143 6 ||I||U FIRST IN NAME. *****1 l FIRST IN QUALITY. lIIIIU FIRST-IN-LINE TO BE MADE CHAIRS OF POLYPROPYLENE. BfiwtfUPSn r l- —-r 1 ST\mt 1 fc Hille. The pioneering name that is second to none. In designing polypropylene chairs. In making them tougher than tough! With a Hille Chair, you're assured
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  • world
    • 662 7 25 MIL FILIPINOS REGISTERED TO VOTE IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS TODAY AP MANILA, Monday FILIPINOS began voting in Parliamentary elections today in a critical test for the 18-year-old Government of President Ferdinand Marcos. Voting was reported light as more than 84,000 polling stations opened this morning
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    • 421 7 THE MAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE UPI WASHINGTON, Monday THE race for the Democratic presidential nomination moves westward this week with primaries in Nebraska ana Oregon where Senator Gary Hart is favoured. Mr Hart is heavily favoured to win tomorrow's primary in Oregon,
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    • 245 7 Reuter DHAKA, Monday A 15-party opposition alliance said yesterday that President Mohammad Ershad's postponement of elections had pushed Bangladesh into uncertainty about when it would be returned to democracy. "The president, contrary to our expectations, has made no clear commitment on holding the
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    • 194 8 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Monday THE astronauts are annoyed and Nasa is embarrassed. After five years of research and US$l2 million (5525.2 million) worth of engineering, the space shuttle's toilet still doesn't work. The billion-dollar shuttle has made 11 trips into space
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    • 600 8 TRENDS Far East Economic Review IN MANY rich countries health care is becoming the biggest industry, and over the next decade it could be one of the fastest growing for all the best reasons, the Economist of London reports. New breakthroughs in research
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    • 63 8 TRENDS a quick read OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to you they may affect the way you live, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In
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    • 670 8 AP SEOUL, Monday THREE decades after the Korean War, which demolished the nation's economic base. South Korea has emerged as a leading newly industrialising country. But South Korea does not like being called a second Japan, even though its spectacular
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    • 110 8 Reuter NEW ORLEANS, Monday TWENTY thousand balloons flew into the sky, a jazz band played and tugboats tooted their horns on the Mississippi River on Saturday to mark the opening of the 1984 World's Fair in New Orleans. The fair, costing US$35O million (*****
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    • 359 10 Mastermind tried setting up firm before starting illegal salvage works The Star JOHORE BAKU, Monday THE SYNDICATE which illegally salvaged treasures from the sunken wreck off Mersing knew about the ship as early as 1970. Customs investigations revealed that the mastermind behind the syndicate
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    • 219 10 Reuter BAHRAIN, Monday A KUWAITI tanker passing through the Gulf with more than 76,000 tons of fuel oil aboard was hit yesterday by a missile fired from a warplane, its owners said. Abdul-Fattah al-Badr, chairman of the Kuwaiti oil tanker company which owns the 55,454-ton
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    • 294 10 Reuter PARIS, Monday MR VICTOR LOUIS, the Soviet reporter who first disclosed Moscow's decision to boycott the Los Angeles Olympics, said yesterday the Kremlin will under no circumstances reverse its decision to pull out, but is unlikely to organise a simultaneous counter-Olympics. In
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    • 330 10 UPI NEW YORK, Monday Four people beat the 3.5-million-to-l odds and struck it rich yesterday by winning the state's US$22.l million (5546.41 million) Lotto Grand Prize the largest jackpot ever in North America. State officials said each winner will get
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 116 7 4 vi Every Wednesday and Friday at Lunchtime and fashion go together every Wednesday and Friday with different shows to reflect different moods. Wednesday: La Finesse introduces Europe's most elegant looks from the fashion capitals of Italy and France. Friday: Belle de Bella shows how fashions in cotton and polyester
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 81 8 r m;. Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you in a delicious,sumptuous range F.very dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such servings of genuine Szechuan specialities as Campnor Smoked Duck, Drunken Chicken, tender Meisan Pork Ribs and even live seaftxxl courses.
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    • 7 8 Too lowly paid? Look in the Classifieds
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 74 10 TMMK BEER GARDEN (OPPOSITE THE MARCO POLO HOTCL) A third is free!!! Starting from today, every day (except Saturdays eve of Public Holidays) from 5 p.m. onwards... For every purchase of:jp two mugs of draft beer third mug is given free! jCyfor two jars of draft beer jth, a third
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    • 36 10 Rj I Bukit Timah I |J|YD Massage Parlour I M I) 1 Jalan Anak Bukit«Bll2 to #B1 14. I Medical Centre. Bukit Timah Plaza,S'pore 2158 Tel. *****61.*****62 J Business hours: 10« m to 10:30pm daily J
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 261 11 Closest to first class service at just the economy fare I I WM fj i I ft I I i K 1 I I I I' 1 I I R I 1 Ah, 1- J fl P iu K {ft ;>- ■C a jfIHFV 'HI *nji ft 11 1 ftiilkTwM
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  • money
    • 568 12  -  Licensing rules may deter the larger groups from competing for a place By RODNEY HOBSON SINGAPORE banks hoping for a full banking Eiresence in Australia may find the competiion for licences less tough than expected, even though the number of places
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    • 316 12 AN OFFSHORE banking sector to lure banks into Australia is unlikely to take off, bankers believe. They cite the cost of setting up compared with the benefits of operating in a time zone already substantially covered by Singapore's offshore sector. Apart from Singapore,
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    • 370 12 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday MR MARTIN Feldstein, the Reaf;an Administration's top economic orecaster, openly broke with the White House this weekend and defended the policies of the US central bank against its critics "I think it would be a terrible mistake to try to
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    • 154 13 MR LEE HOCK LYE has been promoted by Hongkong Bank to the position of Manager, Ocean Building branch. Prior to this appointment, he was the branch's Manager of Imports/Exports. An honours graduate in Economics from the University of Singapore, he joined Hongkong Bank in 1971. Mr Lee has
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    • Article, Illustration
      615 13 ASIAN Business Press (ABP) made two new promotions: MR RAY LEE has been promoted to the position of Publisher (Industrial Publications Group) and is now responsible for all Publishing activities of both Asia Computer Weekly and what's New In Building. Prior to this appointment, Mr Lee was
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • 31 12 In Germany: Mediation of business relations, purchasing of property, monitoring of acquired company participations, collection of outstanding claims. NOTTEBOHM, VERMOGEN STREUHAND GMBH, Bruckenstr. 47, 6900 Heidelberg, Telex: 461 309 biome d
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous

  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • 249 13 RENT ONE ROOM-GET A COMPLETE OFFICE Now located in Peninsula Plaza, World-Wide It's a new concept in office leasing developed to p Business Centres, Singapore, offers local and help you minimise your overheads. You have ay us a visit now travelling businessmen a bigger and better package flexibility in the
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  • opinion/letters
    • ISSUES
      • 108 14 Wall Street Journal editorial THE GERMANS have a reputation as a hard working, sensible people, but they are doing their best to destroy this image. The 2.5 million-member I G Metall union is leading the push for a 35-hour work week instead of the current
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      • 109 14 New York Times ON MARCH 2, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi of Libya said in a speech: "The people will march forward and will develop a people's war of liberation in Sudan, and tomorrow in Egypt and in every area that
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    • 317 14 Methods of viewing must be made economically viable AS A consumer, I can understand the Government's anxiety to maintain good moral standards by its strict censorship controls. However, are these controls self-de-feating and punitive to the lawabiding video consumers who comply by purchasing/renting censored
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    • 170 14  -  KIM GUAN Singapore 1438 A MAN slashed a dog to near-death with a "parang" just because it stole his lunch. Another man flung two dogs on to the road while driving. These deplorable acts should not go unpunished. One of
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    • REPLIES
      • 303 14  -  MRS DEIRDRE MOSS Admin Secretary, SPCA THE Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) exEresses its heartfelt thanks to memers of the public for their overwhelming response to the cruelty cases highlighted in the papers recently. In the past couple of weeks,
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      • 89 14  -  KHOO SOO HOON for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE THANK Janet for her letter "Litter clogs up drains at East Coast Beach" (SM, April 10). We would like to inform her that as the East Coast Park is in a low-lying area it is
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    • 468 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT AS Filipinos go to the polls today, good wishes of Asean neighbours go out to them, whatever the outcome. We hope that the election will be peaceful and that the ballot will provide an effective means of resolving their problems. For if
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    • 365 15  -  Opened until 6 pm, most of the stalls were cleaned out before noon QUEK KIM SENG Singapore 0410 RECENTLY I bought *100 worth of funfair coupons from my niece, who was strongly persuaded by her school to help sell the coupons. On Labour Day, I went with my
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    • 112 15  -  REPLY CHEONG FU YAN for Registrar of Vehicles PLEASE refer to the letters "Buses, too, should be sent for inspection" by Carl (SM, April 24) and "Check those noisy buses" by Ronald (SM, May 7). Many motorcycles have been found to
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    • 175 15  -  A TAN Singapore 1545 I AM writing to enquire from the relevant authorities regarding parking offences issued some six months to one year later. Being the owner of a car rental company, I have on several occasions received notices of parking offences, which were
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  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • 83 14 BBli |fig Q fißf>£/y 1 w now offers you more jig 5] for your Dining Pleasure \U 1 TAIWANESE CUISINE f i LIVE SEAFOOD l| 5] SZECHUANFOOD& DINNER PARTIES g| Airflown from Taiwan Kabayaki Abaione Clams Bean Sprout Q 91 12.n00n 2.45pm 6.00pm 2.45 am rjl Ample parking space |C
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  • leisure
    • 818 16  -  By LO TIEN YIN PEOPLE, like moths, are often drawn to the bright lights. Back in the late Fifties and Sixties, neon lights drew people into the night the days of the cabarets, amusement parks, trade expositions... The energy crisis of the
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    • 588 16  -  By JUDY WALKER WHEN Madame Ludmilla Chiriaeff, a former member of the Ballets Russes du Colonel de Basil, emigrated to Canada 30 years ago, she told the Quebecois they should have a ballet company. Thanks to her efforts they now do. And next month, during the
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    • 572 16  - Dusk new dawn for Malay drama By PHILIP CHEAH THIS coming Hari Raya will mark the awakening of local Malay drama. For the first time, SBC's Malay Drama Unit will film 70 per cent of a production on location. Formerly, "live" filming only took up 30 per cent of an
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    • 654 18 Pre-Holiday Movie McQ (Ch 5, 11.10 pm) JOHN WAYNE stars in the title role as a police lieutenant who sets out to solve the murder of his best friend single-handedly. In the course of his investigations, he discovers that a notorious drug dealer is responsible. Eddie
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    • 550 19  -  TITLE UNFAITHFULLY YOURS STARRING: Dudley Moore, Naslassja Kinski, Armand Assante DIRECTOR: Howard Zeiff SHOWING: Orchard Reviewed by LUCILLA TEOH "CUDDLY" Dudley scores a real dud. It is really embarrassing to watch him ranting and raving throughout the movie. He acts like a spoilt child who
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  • Page 16 Advertisements
    • 7 16 4!? ll 11 W h|\ ■sir- OSJSrss-—'
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    • 125 16 CLASS DISTINCTION WMm mJz I Performs Nightly FABER VALLEY from 6pm Here's the West-side story... CLASS DISTINCTION entertains you with Country Westerns, sentimental pops, all the latest hits, and a selection of Chinese, Japanese International numbers. Guest appearance by Members of the Society of Oilfield Trash on occasional Fridays... while
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  • Page 17 Miscellaneous
    • 1451 17 1 X*-T- fcSSu'/ H Q —l i»i THE SWGAPORE MOMTOR I A leisure I V V «.A MONDAY, MAY 14, 1984 I W P- DW U 1 lajgaai 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. V v J Al 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by "Si* x ti\ 1/ 4.05 The
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  • Page 18 Advertisements
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  • Page 18 Miscellaneous
    • 535 18 Twwiw't 7 MK 1 J 9.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Page*. Rothschild in England is one of the v 10.00" Opening and Programme High- mest beautiful woodland gardens in lights followed by Charlie Brown the world and a masterpiece of hortiSpecial: It'* Magic, Charlie Brown culture which has won many awards.
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  • Page 19 Advertisements
    • 133 19 BROUGHT BACK by PUBLIC DEMAND for A LIMITED SEASON ONLY JADE: OPENS TOMORROW! Ihke two complete strangers... make one of them rkltfhe other p00r... just watch the fun while they're trading places... DAN AYKROYD EDDIE MURPHY (The Blues Brothers) 48 Hours) The comedy that turns life upside down. UiP r\»,\\l"i
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
    • 644 19 fILM GUIOG 1 NEW HAPPY (*****63): THE MARSHES OF LIANG DALIT (*****16): MAHJONG HEROES (C) THF TRA (C) Midnight show: THE TRAIL (C) Midnight show. THL TRAIL (C) LIWAGU (*****30): TONGKAT SAKTI (M) ISanPO^C) (*****34): MARSHES 0F LIANG Midnight show: THE TRAIL (C) Midnight show: THE TRAIL (C) BEDOK (*****7):
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  • Page 20 Advertisements
    • 135 20 CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! (337>7Sti S SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15 ■lira 1 I 1 MriflrlS mnius M *1 jiHti hem —O mm siiff 1 atiu na Mwnwn Jem um mshm w JADE: LAST DAY! (*****80) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00 LAUGH. COME TO CRV. ||||||||CD
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    • 260 20 dOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOW SHOWINGIg (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 8.30 8 9.15pm Q (Tomorrow Extra Show At 11.00 am) a with CATHAY (KUALA LUMPUR) O > "UNFAITHFULLY YOURS' so much fun to watch"Q Jaime Ly*. Business Time* a A brantlM I* Mfcc gt± jf h can 4ri\t you enry If yM
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
    • 164 20 T High tide: 10.46 am High tide: 11.45 am (2.7 m) (2.7 m) Low tide: 4.56 pmLow tide: 5.37 pm (0.6 m) (0.7 m) High tide: 10.35 pm High tide: 11.09 pm (2.8 m) (2.9 m) YOGA Kampong Kapor CC on KAMPONG KAPOR CC 27, 28 30 and June will
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    • 899 20 STAINED GLASS I j7 ls&§m I THERE will be an exhi- H f 1 rSlf I windows and panels, j 7 y&jMKMy made Singapore by jL'jy/ H' J at 6.30 pm, and May 26 12.30 pm, Peggy P JPB Nimmo will give demonfree: will be held the un- H tomorrow
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  • 522 21 THE Capuccino Coffee House is open from 10 am to 10.30 pm daily and features set lunches and dinners (both changed daily) in addition to the a-la-carte menu. Tuesday's set lunch of Hainanese Chicken Rice draws quite a crowd, so give it a sampling tomorrow.
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  • Page 21 Advertisements
    • 174 21 I O Q03 3b PENTtOJSf i H RfSTfIURfINT LIVE SEAFOOD j Holland Road Shopping Centre, 4th Floor, I) I Te1:*****06/*****18 |j 9 Courses with SUCKLING PIG only $280 jyLk Term: Cash JH| Mm 1. Special 2. Crab Meat I Soup 3. Roasted Ac i| Suckling Pig 6 S»«««ned Fish j
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    • 125 21 s^=i SHABU-SEN JAPANESE RESTAURANT (S) PTE. LTD. 1 Jin Anak Bukit. *B2 10 0* B2 11. i Bukil Timah Plaza Singapore 2158 Cook-it-yourself meal Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Style Steamboat) Business Hours: Set lunches are available from 11, p® am 86.Q0 512.Q0 6pm-lQ.OOpmj IA( KSPI A( F STEAK HOUSE JACK S CiAROE
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  • 205 22 An exciting menu o/ new and traditional dishes... THE CHEFS at the Hilton's Harbour Grill specialise in creating new dishes and improving on traditional ones. Executive Chef fritz Wuethrich and his team of award-winning chefs have planned an exciting menu of lobster dishes which include two of
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  • 99 22 JUST for the record, the Maine lobsters (which cost a little more) have smaller tails and bigger claws, while the Rock lobsters have bigger tails snd smaller claws. The first type is preferred by many because of it's sweeter taste and its corail (similar to
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  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • 144 22 Sambal Prawn, Barbecue Prawn, Fish, Sotong. Spring Chicken, Lamp Chop. <4> RED LANTERN REVOLVING,—. Of _—-RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD. 60A Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104. "VS I Set atop the city's buzzling business core and harbour front, the Red Lantern Revolving Restaurant affords memorable dining experience. I Take
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    • 299 22 NORTH INDIAN CUISINE f FOOD-FIT FOR ROYALTY! Savour tempting delights such as: •uuF Teedeorl Kiag Frawn* Pi V jflb Mara Mwtu ,M Nm J& A Royal ItMilal Dally Economical Set-Lunch Menu changem daily #05-36 Far East Plaza, S'pore 0922 (opposite Holiday Inn. Next to Hyatt Regency.) We also cater for
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  • Page 23 Miscellaneous
    • 653 23 leisure/ comics FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook tlft r ßoe, is uorhnctT tbust" f ßuoccwrfs a crisis \W thank.god*he WPi\vf |}(f FOR. Oop STORE J V\e HE 1\ Jo&s To RfcLAX/ J R£AHV AS SAP SLOW DWS STWSSFOL BV> rfflh hM®\ VuVl Vo > HRIM AHMfeTY CV£R. VjO r/) o %^™v
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  • Page 24 Advertisements
    • 201 24 ■(0 vvvv Classified Ad Rates Singapore Mooter: Sunday Monitor Worde 0.35 emit par word 0.55 ceate par word Display $7.70 par col. cai $12.00 par col. cm feNiaaae Hra Moa-Fii. 9aan-spai Sat, 9am-lpat Ching Ling Acct 913-341/ 7(0-1(31 Commercial Serv 260-1157/6563 Daniel Chan Mgnt Sarw .296-4765 Financial Point Manacamant Services
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    • 220 24 MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Anne Foo Sofa Centre.2ss-7260 Kong Sing Can* Craft. 209, Upper Thomson Rd 29HIN. May june Interior 746-0762. Technique Upholstery 63-6137, A I I Contracts. Interior and Renovation 331-1036 Ankoh Interior Deco *49-3398 Carol Interior.4s4-5673/256-2616 Curtain Ralls (Toso) 2i3-1644/ 215-1333 Ext 105 Design It Renovation....4s6-0770 Kwang Builders 445-6475 Kim
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    • 116 24 LJ. Liew Piano Co 737-6326 Sonata Music House 339-7021 Victor Music Centre ...746-9770/ Victor Music Centre....336-3215/ Victor Music Centre 746-7924. Vlda Commercial Serv .264-1965 For soft lenses and free trial wear, please consult Allen Optician. Public Maosion, 432 Balestler Rd. #01-450 T*: 252-5631 Link Optics Centre at Metro Golden Mile
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    • 254 24 THIS WEEK WINE LOVERS SPECIAL (FREE TASTING) 1 Kaiaer Red (French) a floe, full-bodied, robust red wine 611.00 t Edesheimer ordensgut bacchus u. buielrebe kabinett (German) a fruity white wine with a delicate bouquet Sll-50. j Active Past Control 439-4990. Ann Post Control 336-9756/7 Pesky Post Control 256-1411 Quicksilver 210-5201
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  • Page 25 Advertisements
    • 760 25 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant 0 Hitachi Express (S) Pte Ltd We have immediate vacancies for: 1) SHIFT LEADERS 2) INSPECTORS Able to work 3 rotating shift. Completed/ exempted N.S. Physically fit. Singapore or Malaysia citizen are welcome GCE O level holder will commence at a higher salary BENEFITS: Attractive shift
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    • 267 25 Situation Vacant IDB invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following (A) TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT INSPECTOR (B) PARKING SUPERVISOR (C) WORKS SUPERVISOR (D) LANDS INSPECTOR (E) TYPIST/CLERICAL ASSISTANT (F) PLAN CUSTODIAN Requirements for Potts (A) GCE 3 0 Level. Must be bilingual. Experience in clearance and resettlement schemes will be an
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    • 292 25 Situation Vacant N you are a sMliOmlm* I lo I improvf your ptctoi job I pfotptdtt Pt imt opuv I (pip in tht foUowrtng I I I (iitt wturt you irt look- I BOILERMAKERS I MACHINE FITTERS MOULD LOFTERS I PIPE FITTERS I STEEL FITTERS WELDERS In addition to an
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    • 268 25 situation Viant I r FEMALE Ifl I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I I Primary education •No experience required I Malaysians can apply for company I I housing quarters H I Attractive Start Rate let SWt: 9340 I 2nd Shift $400 I e Shift allowance B Free transport I I Free
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    • 45 25 Hairdressers HAIR STYLING *84 You wM look fantastic after our advance students' touch on your hair design. Hair cut: $3.00, Hair perm: $6.00 For appointmont caN: 337 6708, 537-0363 #02-16, High Street Centra North Bridge Rd June's Hair Design School Mon/Wed/Frf 10am 6.30pm. **Tua/Thur/8at....10am spm.
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    • 584 26 RACE 1 7 Crimson Ember 55 Francis (9) 12 1 9 Fort Albany 54 Subian (10) 2 I 2 I Swift And Honest II 57 Goreham (13) 3 3 3 13 Rosereno 524 Rahmat (8) 13 12 4 Owner: Crimson Ember Stable Trainer: Buang Bin Abu Bakar Won
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    • 357 26  -  GOLF ROUNDUP I with ERNEST FRIDA ANNAVI CHELLIAH played the golf shot of his life in the Singapore Golf Association Premier League at Folkestone Road yesterday. It was at the last hole and it helped Sembawang Country Club win the first Premier League title. Everyone
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    • 226 27 If INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP UNIONDALE (New York), Monday CLARK Gillies led the scoring with three goals in the Islanders' victory on Saturday over the Edmonton Oilers. New York's Bryan Trottier added two more in the 6-1 win to help even
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    • 13 27 NEW YORK ISLANDERS 6 EDMONTON OILERS 1 (Best-of-seven series tied, 1-1)
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    • 111 27 Saturday's Results California 4, Detroit 2 Cleveland 8, Toronto 4 Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 2 Texas 6, Chicago 4 Oakland 12, Baltimore 2 Seattle 5, New York 0 Kansas City 3, Boston 0 W L PCT GB Detroit 26 5 .839 Toronto 19 13 .594 7Vi Baltimore .17
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    • 102 27 Saturday's Results Chicago 5, Houston 4 Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1 New York 4, Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 8, Montreal 7 Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 3, San Diego 2 W L PCX GB New York 18 12 600 Chicago 18 13 584 Vi Montreal 16
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    • 48 27 NEW YORK, Monday BEST-of-seven semi-finals Los Angeles Lakers 110 Phoenix Suns 94 (Los Angeles leads series, 1-0). Best-of-seven quarter-final Boston Celtics 121 New York Knicks 104 (The Celtics win, four games to three, and advance to the semi-final round Against the Milwaukee Bucks.) Reuter
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    • 155 27 CHINA vs SOUTH KOREA THOMAS COP ÜBERCUP FDIALS: MAT 7-1B KUALA LUMPUR THE much talked about South Korean women will take on tournament favourites China in the first Über Cud semi-final at Stadium Negara tonight (7.00). The Chinese, the only Jeam to. come
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    • 418 27 THE THOMAS and Über Cups may well travel to Seoul one day if the Korean Badminton Association succeeds with its impressive master plan for world domination in the sport. It was introduced to build a strong all-round team for the 1986 Asian Games and
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    • 390 27  -  By KENNETH JALLEH THE International Badminton Federation has decided that from 1984, competitions for the Thomas and Über Cups will be played every two years, on even years. Also, the World Championships for individual competition will be played on the odd years in between,
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    • 83 27 DANISH shuttler Crete Morgensen describes badminton as the deal of her life. It is no exaggeration considering the limits she is willing to go through just to improve her game. Crete travels 300 kilometres every Wednesday to tnfin with the other national players. She takes
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    • 70 27 M'sia may hold ProKennex SEEN AND IWEARDI MALAYSIA has been invited to host another badminton spectacular, this time the finals of the worldwide Pro-Kennex Grand Prix circuit in December. Outgoing International Badminton Federation president Craig Reedie told reporters that it is for the taking if the BA of Malaysia is.
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    • 953 28 DIVISION ONE Birmingham 0 Southampton 0, Covantry 2 Norwich 1, Evarton 3 Quaans Parfc Rangart 1, Ipswich 2 Aston Villa 1, Leicester 0 Sunderland 2, Notts County 0 Liverpool 0, Stoke 4 Wolverhampton 0, Tottanhsm 1 Manchastar United 1, Watford 2 Arsanal 1, Wast Bromwich 3 Luton 0,
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    • 249 28  -  NOTTS COUNTY 0 LIVERPOOL 0 ENGLISH SOCCER BY JOHN SELLERS AS EVERYBODY, especially the bookmakers, predicted last August, LIVERPOOL duly obliged by winning the English First Division title on Saturday. It was their seventh championship in nine years and their third in a row, putting them
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    • 486 28 TOTTENHAM 1 MANCHESTER UTD 1 MANCHESTER UNITED manager Ron Atkinson admitted they "needed a miracle" to take the championship from Liverpool, but it looked as though his starladen outfit had forgotten that as they laboured their way through an ill-tempered game TOTTENHAM manager Keith Burkinshaw, about
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    • 405 28 SCOTTISH PREMIER Celtic 1 Dundee United 1, Dundee 2 St Johnstone 0, Hibernian 0 Ranger* 0, Motherwell 0 Heart* 1, St Mirren 3 Aberdeen 2. SCOTTISH ONE Alloa 0 Airdrieonians 0, Brechin 2 Clydebank 2, Clyde 0 Hamilton 1, Dumbarton 0 Ayr 3, Falkirk 1 Partick 2, Meadowbank
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    • 295 28 TRIBUTE TO KEVIN KEE6I SOUTHAMPTON'S Geordie manager Lawrie McMenemy was at his wise-cracking best when he said: "I once thought I'd end up on top of Grey's Monument in Newcastle but now I suppose it'll be Kevin Keegan." Keegan's worshippers might not go
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    • 123 28 ONE of Kevin Keegan's greatest gifts has been his ability to create goal-scoring chances from nothing. This strength was never better exhibited than in the traditional British Championship encounter between England and Scotland at Wembley on May 26, 1979. A Steve Coppell goal had sunk Scotland at Hampden
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    • 138 28 THE GREAT West German defender Berti Vogts was given strict instructions to follow Reegan all over Rome's Olympic Staaium in the 1977 European Cup Final between Liverpool ana Borussia Moenchengladbach. Vogts, one of Europe's tightest markers, performed his duties admirably. Unfortunately, the brilliance that had attracted a host
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    • 105 28 SOUTHAMPTON'S headquarters at The Dell were showing a considerable amount of activity on a cold February day in 1980. The Press was there in force. So were the television cameras, and a host of Southampton officials, including manager Lawrie McMenemy. A hush of expectancy hung heavy over
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    • 240 29 KEEGAN'S HONOURS ON SATURDAY, Kevin Keegan, one off football's most colourful personalities off all times, played his ffinal ffinal Football League game when he led Newcastle to a ffine 3-1 win over Brighton at St James' Park. It was an emotional occasion for the 33-year-old superstar who
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    • 783 30  -  By ALFONSO CHAN QUICK and venomous as a cobra was Qamar Zaman in full Elast night when he took the t out of his brother-in-law sood Ahmed in last night's YeoVPepsi squash final. Qamar fired all cylinders to blast home 10-9 9-2 9-1 in 54
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    • 43 30 Qamar Zaman bt Maqsood Ahmad 10-9 9-2 9-1; 3rd and 4th placings Qawain Briars bt Phil Kanyon 9-7 9-1 7-9 94; sth and 6th placings Magdi Saad bt Chris Dittmar 9-4 9-7 9-2; 7th and Bth placings Ross Norman w.o. Stuart Davanport.
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    • 243 30 CHRIS DITTMAR v MAGDI BAAD (4-9 7-9 2-9) SQUASH has no equivalent to football's professional foul but there's something that comes quite close when you throw a tantrum on court. It was not known yesterday whether Chris Dittmar's outbursts were genuine. He was almost shown the "red card"
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    • 184 30 g|p|. 1984 SQUASH LEAGUE (ORGANISED BY SINGAPORE SQUASH RACKETS ASSOCIATION) Business Houses are invited to participate in The Anchor Beer Business House Squash League 1984 series. The qualifying rounds commence June 18,1984. The League comprises 3 sections: Two for men (Open and Graded) One for ladies (Graded) Registration forms and-by-laws
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  • MONITOR sports THE SINGAPORE MONITOR MONDAY, MAY 14, 1964
    • 356 31  -  Reports by S GULAM TWO of the best football clubs in The Netherlands are showing a keen interest in signing up Singapore's soccer star Fandi Ahmad. The two, Feyernood, who have superstar Johan Cruyff in their ranks until the end of this season, and Ajax
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    • 113 31 SOCCER fans might not have to wait until Thursday to see Fandi Ahmad in action. Fandi, who is due to return home today, may make a guest appearance for the Singapore Ex-Na-tional Soccer Players CTub against the Indonesian All-Stars tomorrow (7. SO) at the National
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    • 400 31  -  MATCH OF THE NIGHT INDONESIA VS SOUTH KOREA From K SILVAM in Kuala Lumpur SOUTH KOREA must produce something more than their renowned fighting spirit if they hope to upstage INDONESIA in the first semi final match of the Thomas Cup
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    • 61 31 More reports on Page 28 South Korai'fe blueprint for world supremacy Thomas, Übor moots to bo hold ovory two yoars Tonight's Übor Cup proviow: China vs S Koroa THOMAS CUP ÜBERCUP FINALS: MAI 7-18 KUALA UJMPUR L/NEAmum ITAUAN STYLES FOR THE FASHIONABLE w LATEST RANGE OF DESIGNS Model 1207 AVAILABLE
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