Singapore Monitor, 14 May 1984, Afternoon Edition

Microfilm: NL14488
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    17 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR EVENING EDITION W M.C (P) No 21 5 84 Monday, May 14. 1984 30cents
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    MOSCOW WANTS A SHOWDOWN WITH U. S.
    751 1 'Olympic Games boycott a prelude to deeper freeze in Soviet-American relations' MOSCOW, Monday IN THE aftermath of Moscow's announced boycott of the Los Angeles Olympic Games, indications here suggest the Soviet leadership is preparing for a major propaganda showdown with President Reagan and
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    Lock icon 'Political demos won't be held at games'
    146 1 LAT, WP LOS ANGELES, Monday A HIGH Reagan Administration official yesterday gave the most explicit public security guarantees yet for any Soviet team that might be sent to the Los Angeles games. But he said he did not expect the Soviet Union to
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      Insurance company maintains no liability in $100,000 payment
      423 2  -  By SIT YIN FONG AN INSURANCE company has agreed to pay in full a $100,000 claim made by the family of a dead ex-policewoman, but says it still does not admit liability. The agreement between Prudential Assurance Co Ltd and the family
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      Tiong Bahru-Outram tunnel may be completed in five months
      251 2 MRT UPDATE The one-km turtnel between the Tiong Bahru and Outram Park Stations, is expected to take about five months to complete even with boring going on around the clock. The contractors said today that the shield tunnelling machine to be
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    • Article
      Shipowner deceives shipping authorities
      428 3  -  Indonesian falsely registered tugboat, court told By SIT YIN FONG AN INDONESIAN shipowner had deceived the public administration of Singapore, a judge ruled this morning. Because of this, the owner, Suntoso Jacob, lost 92,000 $1 shares he says he once owned in a Singapore company. Mr
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    • Article
      Big Splash reopens as a water sports complex
      310 3  -  By SURESH NAIR THE BIG Splash at East Coast Parkway will be reopened as an aquatic sports complex tomorrow. Admission will be free for the day to attract Vesak holidaymakers. The reopening after a closure of eight months has been timed for
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    • Article
      Family robbed of $ 12,000
      54 3  - Family robbed of 12,000 By K K FONG AT ABOUT 6 pm yesterday, housewife Mdm B C Wee and her family left home for dinner. When they returned to their Ta- vistock Avenue home at about 11 pm, the 40-year-old Mdm Wee found the bedrooms ransacked. Cash and valuables totalling
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      Lock icon Top RSAF officer at Jakarta exercise
      103 3 UPI. THE Deputy Commander of the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF), Col Gary Yeo Ping Yong, arrived in Jakarta yesterday for a fiveday official visit highlighted by joint air exercises off the coast of Sumatra. Col Yeo, guest of his Indonesian counterpart, Air
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      Some spicy leftovers from Mother
      715 4  -  A Journalists 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 grandmother was
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      MPs' personal touch in anti-spitting campaign
      281 4  -  By LOONG SWEE YIN DON'T 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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    • Article
      Lock icon Producing cash crop seeds by plant genetic engineering
      202 6 Lianhe Zaobao TWO Japanese, an American and an Indian company are planning a jointventure in Singapore to produce seeds and seedlings of sub-tropical and tropical cash crops using plant genetic engineering technology. This was disclosed yesterday by an official of the prominent
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      Time lag between the news and how S'poreans react
      334 6  -  By EE BOON LEE SINGAPOREANS are not a diffident lot. If there's something that worries them or irritates them, they seldom hesitate to "pump" any minister on a constituency tour. But there seems to be a time lag between what they
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      8 2 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds
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      96 3 Jftf I I -L\ 1,) Electronic Calculator WM 10-Digit Capacity Clear Two-Colour Printout Super-slim, With Full Desktop \5» Calculator Capabilities AC/DC now $210 Plus FREE a •MyCairftf^. y A truly personal Capacity, And Display High-Speed Silent Printer And Clear Offers valid while stocks last. Count on Canon's product quality and
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      140 5 Th e lavish hill-top home you've always dreamed of. i'CS9^ ia^lide arde s l at Upper Bukit Timah Road j£3s&M!£=! I A 'ffl Larae1 13-storye y split-level garden bungalows I r c i Jjf 3-storey split-level semi-detached bungalows I 3-storey split-level large i i i e ho l S y
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      132 6 kill Illlin HRST IN QUALITY. *****1 l FIRST-IN-LINE TO BE MAN CHAIRS OF POLYPROPYLENE. 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 of quality and durability. Pour hot water on it, knock it,
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  • world
    • Article
      Lock icon 'More than 50 pure tin ingots recovered so far'
      375 7 The Star JOHOR BARU, Monday THE State Government has recovered more than 50 pure tin ingots during salvage operations on the sunken wreck off the Mersing coast since Friday. State Secretary Datuk Suleiman Mohamad said yesterday that the ingots (weighing about
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      Lock icon HK's only English language tabloid closes after 19 years
      169 7 AP MONO KONG, Monday The Star, Hong Kong's only tabloid, ceased publication today after 19 years. Mr Edward Hung, General Manager of the paper, declined to give reasons for the closure, but said: "This is management's decision." One staffer, however, said
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      Lock icon Asia TV director to appeal against jail sentence
      259 7 Lianhe Wanbao HONQ KONG, Monday DENNIS CHIU, the Asia TV director who was given a four-year jail sentence for the manslaughter of a police constable, will appeal to the High Court today against the sentence. His counsel is also considering an application
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    • Article
      Lock icon Thatcher faces query on aide arrested in homosexual club
      346 7 Reuter LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher came under pressure today to issue a statement on the arrest of a top government aide in a male striptease club. Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine's parliamentary aide, Keith Hampson, resigned at the weekend after
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      Lock icon Space shuttle toilet still doesn't have the right flush
      195 8 AP 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
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      Lock icon Health care woes in the wealthy West
      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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      TRENDS ... a quick read
      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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      Lock icon South Korea's thrust into the ranks of the economic giants
      671 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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      Lock icon WORLD'S FAIR OPENS IN NEW ORLEANS
      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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      Lock icon 'A la snake' surprise in the oven for dinner
      197 10 AP RALEIQH (N Carolina), Monday MS DONNA ANDERSON was planning a simBle chicken dinner for iree when she found a snake in the oven. "His head was sticking out," she said yesterday of the 2.1-metre boa constrictor discovered in the bottom
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      Lock icon TEST OF STRENGTH FOR MARCOS GOVERNMENT
      462 10 AP MANILA, Monday WITH 25 million eligible voters and about 1,000 candidates, Filipinos began voting today in a major test of President Ferdinand E Marcos' Government. Mr Marcos, accompanying his wife, Imelda, to a voting precinct near the presidential palace, said he would be
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      Lock icon Oldest 'human skull' may have been donkey's
      243 10 UPI SEVILLE (Andalusia), Monday A SKULL fragment hailed by experts one year ago as the oldest fossilised human remains ever found in Europe may actually have come from a donkey that lived a million years ago, officials have admitted. The regional government of
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      Lock icon Strong earthquake hits wide area of Yugoslavia
      177 10 UPI BELGRADE, Monday A STRONG earthquake hit a wide area of Yugoslavia yesterday, killing one woman in a rocks lide, injuring several other people and topEling chimneys of older uilaings, officials said. The quake which hit at 2.46 p.m. local time was felt
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      Lock icon Call to Britain to take in Hong Kong migrants
      261 10 Lianhe Zaobao HONG KONG, Monday A GROUP of "unofficials" has suggested that Britain should make provisions for the people in Hong Kong to immigrate to Britain if they did not wish to live under communist rule. The "bombshell" proposal was put
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      120 7 Every Wednesday and Friday at Lunchtime Food 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 bring
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      82 8 w r* La**y a Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you in a delicious,sumptuous range. Every dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such servings of genuine Szechuan specialities as Camphor Smoked Duck, Drunken Chicken, tender Meisan Pork Ribs and even live
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      7 8 Too lowly paid? Look in the Classifieds
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      176 9 v 1^); The original The identical fingerprint Oce oc6 and Van der Grmten are registered trade marks OCE PRODUCES THE CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE Judge for yourself. The fingerprints are identical. The evidence is conclusive. *^™_..a» The oc6 1900 DF produces perfect copies... whether it's one you want or a thousand. There
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      78 10 TiIISEK REGI CAUEH (OPPOSITE THE MARCO POLO HO"TCL) A third is free!!! Starting from today, every day (except Saturdays eve of Public Holidays) from 5 p.m. onwards... For every purchase of:jF 4 two mugs of draft beer third mug is given free! r. f or wo J ars eer IJ
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      30 10 1 -^2$ Bukit Timah DlfD Massage Parlour 1 JalanAnakßukit#Bl-12to#Bl 14. p Opposite Medical Centre, Bukit Timah Plaza, Spore 2158 1 Tel. *****61.*****62 J Business hours: 10am to 10:30pm daily J
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      235 11 Closest to first class service at just the economy fare 1' I 1 I 1 wtllMtfiiiM \1 -1 vWMftVi li i^^^B!! i,_ 1 1 I V i f «*L* I 4| J MP Tfy IKI /VBl IJH K J 188 China Airlines new Dynasty Class provides more space, more comfort,
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      Slightly easier for Singapore banks to get Into Australia
      568 12  -  Licensing rules may deter the larger groups from competing for a place By RODNEY HOBSON SINGAPORE banks hoping for a full banking firesence in Australia may find the competiion for licences less tough than expected, even though the number of places
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      Offshore banking plan may not catch on
      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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      Trading quiet at Stock Exchange
      172 12 THE Singapore stock market was quiet this morning with activity centred around the 2,816,000 Sime Darby and 614,000 Multipurpose shares traded. Multi-Purpose gained 11 cents to $1.99 while Sime Darby was last done unchanged at $2.41. Kuchai climbed $1.50 to $20.50 and D Keramat gained
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      Dollar and Gold
      162 12 THE US dollar firmed in Singapore against most major currencies in moderate early trading on anticipation of higher US interest rates. It rose to 2.7840/50 marks initially before easing to 2.7785/95 on profit-taking but remained higher than New York's 2.7770/85 close. Dealers said the metal workers' dispute
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      TOP APPOINTMENTS
      154 13 MR LEE HOCK LYE has been promoted by Hongkong Bank to the position of Manager, Ocean Building branch. Prior to this appointment, he was the branch's Manager of Imports/Exports. An honours graduate in Economics from the University of Singapore, he joined Hongkong Bank in 1971. Mr Lee has
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      Prime and deposit rates of UOB revised
      94 13 UNITED Overseas Bank has revised its Erime and deposit rates y another quarter point. Its prime lending rate will stand at 9Vfc per cent, while its savings account rate will be at 7 per cent from today. Fixed deposits of one to 12
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      FOREX
      123 13 Your 8$ to one unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DD TT DD US* 2 1105 2.1005 2.0915 sterling 2.9177 2.8956 2.8856 Australian 1.9023 1.8783 1.8633 Canadian 1.6352 1.6152 1.6002 New Zealand! 1 3718 1.3518 1.3368 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 10.9474 10.6474 10.5974 Belgian
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      LATEST STOCKS
      264 13 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: narrowly mixed. Cold Storage 3.78/3.80 Fraser Neave 5.95/6.00 Haw Par 2.48/2.50 Jacks Int'l 5.10/5.40 Keck Seng 5.00 S Magnum 3.58/3.62 M Cement 7.60 B Arab-Mai Dev 1.19/1.20 Boustead 2.55/2.57 Esso 14.50 S Genting 5.30/5.35 GIH 2.45 S Hume 5.50 S Inchcape 2.80/2.81
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      51 12 V>°Vt^ s &H&P. jffPp^ 5 Stadium Walk Kaiiang Park, *02-01 Leisure Drome Butldmq Singapore 1439 Tel <U0^ 7 03 *****91 In Germany: Mediation of business relations, purchasing of property, monitoring of acquired company participations, collection of outstanding claims. NOTTEBOHM, VERMOQEN STREUHAND GMBH, Bruckenstr. 47, 6900 Heidelberg, Telex: 461 309 biome
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      242 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 Pay us a visit now Business Centres. Singapore, offer* local and help you minimise your overheads. You have auuMOa b f k l n^lg9^ b |X,cl<,,fle JT Iww world-wide
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      49 13 Asiatic Engineering Re. Ltd. 2 I m fi I 3) 1 154 156 OWEN ROAD SINGAPORE 0821 TEL *****10 *****90 TELEGRAMS ASiAENGINE TELEX RS23S7I Sole Agent EBARA PUMM Mode.ES J De-watenng J a Mode) EY De-watering "I Vft A Model EV De-watermg 1 Model DVS mH&V Semi Vortex De-watering
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  • opinion/letters
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        'Wanted: the Easter Bunny's autograph'
        104 14 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 40. Why? Unbelievably, union
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        Lock icon Gaddafi's vow to force US to fight on a hundred fronts
        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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      Fee for censoring videotapes too high
      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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      Deplorable acts of cruelty against animals must not go unpunished
      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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        SPCA grateful to public for support
        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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        East Coast Park drains cleaned daily
        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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      Handouts won't help economy
      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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      A noise test for buses only if problem worsens
      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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      'UNFAIR' FUN-FAIR
      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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      Parking summonses should be sent early
      175 15 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 sent to us some
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      88 14 BIBIB|B>SIB|BIBISiaBIBIBIGIGHSICSIBIBIS |C I I Ql now offers you more J (C Q| for your Dining Pleasure [C TAIWANESE CUISINE ji 1 LIVE SEAFOOD 1 S SZECHUANFOOD& k g{ DINNER PARTIES |C 0| Airflown from Taiwan Kabayaki Abaione Clams Bean Sprout QJJ pD J§ W 12.n00n 2.45pm 6.00pm 2.45 am I=l
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  • leisure
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      Neon signs flash their way to new times
      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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      Chiriaeff in good company
      589 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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      Lock icon Dusk – new dawn for Malay drama
      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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      Solving a friend's murder
      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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      This one's just a dud
      551 19  -  TITLE UNFAITHFULLY YOURS STARRING: Dudley Moore, Nastassja 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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      9 16 ■TV ft RADIO: Pages 18 ft 19 jsJkl 9,1,04
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      133 16 FABER VALLEY from 6pm 10pm. 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 you enjoy Chef Eddy. Chang's 3
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  • Page 17 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      523 17 300 Opening Programme Highlights by 4 30 The Art Maker Mono Printing/Printing Cardboard 455 Paint Along with Nancy Kom.nsky White Daisies the Bov 9.15 Coming Attraction* (Channels 5 and 8 Programmes). on Ladies the Classic Show are Irene Cara, Dolly Parton, Laura Branigan, and 11.10 Pre-Holidady Movie: McQ. Hi 9
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    • Miscellaneous
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      853 17 THE SINGAPORE MONTTOR MONDAY, MAY 14, 1984 18 *4 f r r\ S S v 1 40 1 Violence break* out in the town in Eureka Stokade (Ch 5, 9.25 pm) 5.02 Quran Reading. 5.05 Programme Summary. 5.10 Pac-Man. 5.34 Cumi and Ciki. 6.00 New*. 6.14 Bimbingao Ugama. 6.29 Shirl'a
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      540 18 I—■ww't rjrT J 9.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Paget. Rothschild in England is one of the v 10.00 Opening and Programme High- most beautiful woodland gardens in lights followed by Charlie Brown the world and a masterpiece of hortiSpecial: It's Magic, Charlie Brown culture which has won many awards mM (Cartoon).
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      122 19 BROUGHT BACK by PUBLIC DEMAND for A UMITEO SEASON ONLY JADE: OPENS TOMORROW! Thke two complete stranger*... make one of them rich,the 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 ruiwim
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      614 19 fllM GUIOC NEW HAPPY (*****63): THE MARSHES OF LIANG DALIT (*****16): MAHJONG HEROES (C) Midnight show: THE TRAIL (C) Midnight show. THE TRAIL (L) LIWAQU (*****30): TONGKAT SAKTI (M) ISanpcuc\ (*****34): THE marshes 0f LIANG Midnight show: THE TRAIL (C) knight shol: THE TRAIL ,C) wL?'"2 guerilla ,***** M): ,iRKEN
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      269 20 ********************000 SORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! o (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 A 9.15pm Q 0 (Tomorrow Extra Show At 11.00 am) q O with CATHAY (KUALA LUMPUR) O 0 "UNFAITHFULLY YOURS' to much fun to watch"o Q Jaime Lye Business Times a I hcantlM WMU 1* Ww a v N
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      164 20 I TODAY: TOMORROW: High tide: 10.46 am High tide: 11.45 am (2.7 m) (2.7 m) Low tide: 4.56 pm Low tide: 5.37 pm (0.6 m) (0.7 m) High tide: 10.35 pmHigh tide: 11.09 pm (2.8 m) (2.9 m) YOGA Kampong Kapor CC on KAMPONG KAPOR CC 5* a J[ 27
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      849 20 bition of stained glass j ,U[ f windows and panels, i'j r tomorrow am 6 pm. The works, by artists" are*"for sale"! rS* I free. I TAL ART (tow exhibits st the stsincd qlbss exhibition. AN EXHIBITION on en- Museum Art Gallery un- LINGNAN MASTERS vironmental art versus til Wednesday,
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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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      174 21 3b 003 1 PENTHOUSE SPKS 1 1 RESTAURANT LIVE SEAFOOD jg 9 Holland Road Shopping Centre, 4th Floor, iS I Tel: *****06/*****18 j 9 Courses with SUCKLING PIG I only $280 I 12 Crab Meat 3. Roasted Ac __f, il Suckling Pig 6 S»e«n«ed Fish jj 4. Golden 7 Fried
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      124 21 SHABU-SEN JAPANESE RESTAURANT (S) PTE. LTD. 1 Jin Anak Bukit. '82-I0 S" 82-1.1, I Bnkit Timah Plaza Singapore 2158 y Cook-it-yourself meal Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Style Steamboat) Business Hours: I Set lunches are available from im J£ m 98.Q0-$12.00 6 pro 10.00 g/ 1* h v w* K~ B\ JACK'S PLACE
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    LAVISH LOBSTER SPREAD
    205 22 An exciting menu of_ new and traditional dishes... THE CHEFS at the Hilton's Harbour Grill specialise in creating new dishes and improving on traditional ones. Executive Chef fritz Wuethrich and his team of award-winning chefs have planned an exciting menu of lobster dishes which include two of
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    A GUIDE TO ORDERING LOBSTERS
    99 22 JUST for the record, the Maine lobsters (which cost a little more) have smaller tails and bigger claws, while the Rock lobsters have bigger tails snd smaller claws. The first type is preferred by many because of it's sweeter taste and its corail (similar to
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      148 22 give&rf""* AtoveHy m dera,6^/c s Sambal Prawn. Barbecue Prawn, Fish, Sotong, Spring Chicken, Lamp Chop. A/?r/ 14 I M*I4jALjXA_L!IAjIjHI RED LANTERN REVOLVING OT RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD. 60A Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104. V Set atop the city's buzzling business core and harbour front, the Red Lantern Revolving
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      302 22 ra NORTH INDIAN CUISINE f FOOD-FIT FOR ROYALTY! jmm Savour tempting delights such as: •/fIP Tiwdoort Klaf Prawn* Pi Nir| Nwtu 'RtMtNua Royal Ruatkl -<■— Dally Economical ff/f Set-Lunch Menu change* dally *dEif» i #05-36 Far East Plaza, S'porc 0922 (opposite Holiday Inn. Next to Hyatt Regency.) We also cater
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      178 23 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook r w -en prrp' 006,1S UX*<INCrT TRUST (3UD CKEATE* A CRISIS V THANK &OD, ME FOfiL OOD SPORE J N\E MENTALITY fHE MAK£S £V£N V Jo&s TO RfcLAX.' J REALLV AS BAD SLOW DAS'S STRESSFUL 6V l'2oh •> 1 P6 Voo SHADING ANXIETY OVER. v iM
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      201 24 +&?]}~@:,/.$(',,{*>?/@.)!!{>_}$ Classified Ad Rates Singapore Modtor Sunday Monitor Worde Oil crate per word 0.55 caste par word Display $7.70 par col. cm $12.00 par col. cn Baainoaa Hrs Moa-Frl, 9aaa-spat Sat. 9am-1 pm Ching Ling Accl 913-541/ 7(0-1(31 Commercial Serv 260-1157/6563 Oan.al Chan Mgnt Serv .296-4765 Financial Point Management Se'vices
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      251 24 gmm^msssisu^^ THIS WEEK WINE LOVERS SPECIAL (FREE TASTING) 1. Kaiser Red (French) fine, full-bodied, robust red wine............... $11.00 S. Edesheimer ordensgut bacchus u huxelrebe kabinett (German) a fruity white wine with a delicate bouquet 911.50. Active Pest Control 459-4990. Anti Pest Control 336-9756/7 Pesky Pest Control 256-1411 Quicksilver 260-5201 System
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      216 25 classified 273-9090 Situations Vacant TkT Our Car Respray Centre situated at Hillview, Bukit Timah hat immediate vacancies in tha following positions: Confidential Stenographer Requirement!: GCE'O' lava! Able to take shorthand at 80-90 wpm 1-2 yean' relevant experience preferred Age: 20 year*' old and above Sales/ Receptionist GCE 'O'level Mutt be
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      265 25 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 '0' level holder will commence at a higher salary BENEFITS: Attractive shift allowances and
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      278 25 Situation Vicjnt KYOWA K SINGAPORE gS PTE LTD W (JURONG) Npß B In Plating, Plastic M Injection Division jJoi Attractive salary depending on experience and qualifications W*M L MQ Normal shift Permanent afternoon shift (12 pmtoB 45pm) JEO Normal and afternoon |Kl rotating shifts 5^5 Part-lime (4 45 pm to
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      261 25 Situation Vacant SBHDB 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 Posts (A) GCE 3 O Level. Must be bilingual. Experience in clearance and resettlement schemes will be an advantage
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      285 25 Situation Vmnt M you see s sfcMed tradesman, and are either |obor to Improve ypur jWiijHil Job total In our ivKxtoin iMmml wWch mijf kjol you m toft* BOILERMAKERS MACHINE FITTERS MOULD LOFTERS PIPE FITTERS STEEL FITTERS WELDERS In addition to an sttractiye starting wage which will be commensurate with
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      277 25 situation Vacint I FEMALE I I PRODUCTION I I I OPERATORS I I H Primary education •No experience required I Malaysians can apply for company I housing quarters H I -Attractive Start Rate Ut SWt 9340 I 2nd Shift $400 I Shift allowance I H Free transport I H Free
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      43 25 Hairdressers HAIR STYLING '84 You will look fantastic after our advance students' touch on your hair design. Hair cut: $3.00, Hair perm: $6.00 For appointment call: 337-6708, 337-0363 #02-18, High Street Centre North Bridge Rd June's Hair Design School **Mon/Wed/Friloam 8.30pm. **Tue/Thur/Sat....loam spm.
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      MARK OF A WINNER
      414 26  -  Chelliah's fine chip wins Sembawang the title GOLF ROUNDUP I with ERNEST FRIDA A BEAUTIFUL birdie by Annavi Chelliah helped Sembawang CC beat SICC to the first Premier League title at Folkestone Road yesterday. Sembawang started the final match with a two-stroke lead over SICC. They
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      Eing Chong buckles under pressure in Tasek Utara
      497 26 SINGAPORE'S World Cup representative Poh Eing Chong, with an excellent chance of winning the M 550,000 Tasek Utara golf classic, blew it in the all important final round of the championship at Johor Baru yesterday. Eing Chong led into the final round
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      Lock icon California break losing spell
      416 27 SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SPORTS ROUND-UP UPI,AP NEW YORK, Monday IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, Reggie Jackson's two-run homer and a Fred Lynn drive on Saturday K/e the California Angels a 4-2 victory over the troit Tigers. Tommy John, 3-3, stopped baseball's hottest team by scattering eight hits
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      BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE
      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 QB Detroit 26 5 839 Toronto 19 13 .594 7Vfe Baltimore 17
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      BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE
      103 27 Saturday's Results Chicago 5, Houston 4 Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1 New York 4, Los Angeles 3 Ssn Francisco 0, Montreal 7 Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 3, San Diego 2 W L PCT QB New York 18 12 600 Chicago 18 13 .584 Vfc Montreal 16
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      China should trounce S Korea
      145 27 CHINA vs SOUTH KOREA 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 team to come through unscathed, should have an easy route to the final.
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      Lock icon PARK HOLDS THE KEY TO AN UPSET OVER INDONESIA
      396 27  -  SOUTH KOREA vs INDONESIA 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 here tonight. And the man
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      How S Korea intend to be tops
      362 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
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        The deal of her life
        83 27 DANISH shuttler Grete 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 Grete travels 300 kilometres every Wednesday to train with the other national players. She takes
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        M'sia may hold Pro-Kennex
        67 27 M'sia may hold ProKennex 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 willing to host
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      ENGLISH LEAGUE
      945 28 division one Birmingham 0 Southampton 0, Coventry 2 Norwich 1, Evert on 3 Queens Park Rangers 1, Ipswich 2 Aston VWa 1, Lalcastar 0 Sunderland 2, Notts County 0 Liverpool 0, Stoke 4 Wolverhampton 0, Tottenham 1 Manchester United 1, Watford 2 Arsenal 1, West Bromwich 3 Luton
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      The truly mighty Reds
      247 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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      SAD END FOR UNITED
      485 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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      SCOTTISH LEAGUE
      397 28 SCOTTISH PREMIER Celtic 1 Dundee United 1, Dundee 2 St Johnstone 0, Hibernian 0 Rangers 0, Motherwell 0 Hearts 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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      Lock icon A touch o£ magic from the 'King'
      296 28 TRIBUTE TO KEVIN KEEGAN IPS 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
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      The destroyer
      123 28 ONE of Kevin Keegans 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 ana Scotland at Wembley on May 26, 1979. A Steve Coppell goal had sunk Scotland at Hampden
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      The unshakeable
      137 28 THE GREAT West German defender Berti Vogts was given strict instructions tolollow Keegan all over Rome's Olympic Stadium in the 1977 European Cup Final between Liverpool ana Borussia Moenchenglaabach Vogts, one of Europe's tightest markers, performed his duties admirably. Unfortunately, the brilliance that had attracted a host of
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      Keegan the Saint
      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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      KEEGAN THE GREAT
      169 29 ON SATURDAY, Kevin Keegan, one off football's most colourful personalities of all times, played his final final Football League game when he led Newcastle to a fine 3-1 win over Brighton at St James' Park. It was an emotional occasion for the 33-year-old superstar who retires at
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      KEEGAN'S HONOURS
      55 29 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER: 1972-73, 1975-76, 1976-77 F.A. CUP WINNER: 1974 EUROPEAN CUP WINNER: 1977 U.E.F.A. CUP WINNER: 1972-73, 1975-76 BUNDESLIGA WINNER: 1978-79 FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR: *****6 P.F.A. PLAYER OF THE YEAR: 1982 EUROPEAN FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR: 1979, 1980 ENGLAND CAPS: 63 (1972-1982) ENGLAND UNDER-21 CAPS: 5
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      Lock icon Selangor snatch a narrow lead
      456 30 SELANGOR 1 PENANG 0 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SELANGOR will tread on the razor's edge for the return leg on Wednesday after its narrow victory at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Wong Hung Nung scored the only goal of the match in the first
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      Unlucky Tampines go down by solitary goal
      403 30  -  By S GULAM TAMPINES ROVERS made a slip in their challenge for the National Football League Division One title when they lost to a young but spirited Farrer Park united last night at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The all-important goal that dented Tam-
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      FARRER PK UTD 1 TAMPINES 0
      34 30 OTHER RESULTS: DIVISION TWO: Kaki Bukit 2 Chanai Utd 1; Balestier Utd 2 Pioneer Arsenal 4; Jurong Town 1 Cairnhill 1; DIVISION THREE: Bedok Youth 1 Ponggol 1
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      S'pore cagers stamp their superiority over Malacca
      342 30  -  S'PORE 87 MALACCA 73 By ALFONSO CHAN BASKETBALL'S "Malaysia Cup", otherwise known as the Malaysia Amateur Basketball Association League Cup, is a poorer cousin to its peer sport, football, in terms of spectator support and excitement And last night's encounter between Singapore and
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      366 26 classified 273-9090 MERCHANDISE AND SERVICES Business Services TAX Returns/ Incorporating Compares Let us handto them lor you. Cal Miss Chow: 533-6476/ 479-6286 JtLMH UCttKTAMAL MRVtCtS specialise m book-keeping/ income t**/ typing Reasonable rate/ prompt service 447-4267/ 447-4269 specialise la sriaUag vaMiog cards, let tcrtee* (wkJi m wait) Bill*, tavofcea mi
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      245 26 APARTMENT FOR RENT 1 bedroom apartment In Dlst 9, fully furnished with wall to wall carpeting, alrcondltloned. 91,200 per month. Phon? 444-7036 Offices For Site/Rent oumr Am cmmuur woonc office space m Queensway Shopping Centre, lor rental/ shanng Cal 635-251 Property For Sale f MRRINC PRRRD€ GRRDCN AT ST. PATRICK'S
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      11 26 Looking to sell! Call Monitor's classified today 273-9090 Why pay more?
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      271 26 NOTICE Advertisement CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND ACCOUNTS OF:Names of Deceased Members Account No. 1. ABDUL RAHMAN S/0 *****48H MOHAMEO ABDULLAH 2. SUBRAMANIAM S/0 *****510 CHELLAPPAN VEERAPPAN 3. DAUD BIN OTHMAN *****20 A 4. MAHFAR BIN HASHIM *****16 A 5. MASHALI BIN MAHAOI *****97Z 6. MD ARUS BIN JAAMAT *****77 A 7.
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      183 30 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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      Lock icon The night the lights went out on Pahang
      685 31 JOHOR 2 PAHANG 0 MALAYSIA CUP SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) The Star JOHOR BARU, Monday DEFENDING champion PAHANG played under protest when some floodlights failed but could not stop JOHOR from winning in this first leg semi-final encounter at the Larkin Stadium here
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      Lock icon Brazil appoint new chief soccer coach
      196 31 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday EDUARDO (Edu) Antunes Coimbra, of Rio's Vasco da Gama and older brother of .star striker Zico, is the new head coach of Brazil's national team, an official of the Brazilian Football Association (CBF) said yesterday. The official, Dileon Guedes,
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      101 31 I! KENNEX BORON ACE v::' SPORTS b HIS'JBI (PTI) ITD. W Tel *****88 (3 linns, 1984 TAUGHT BY DEDICATED EXPERIENCED H LECTURERS (Student membership can be applied through our centre) CERTIFICATE STAGE: I 1) SAT SUN 2.00 5.00pm H Commencing 19 May 84 2) TUES THUR 6.30 9.30pm Commencing 5
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