Singapore Monitor, 10 September 1984
1984-09-10
1
31
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singmonitor
Singapore Monitor
-
Title Section13 1984-09-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 s Monday, September 10, 1984 30cents13 words
-
Article, Illustration749 1984-09-10 1 ANNIE CHIA - Dynasty Garde* owners complain af building defects and other issues By ANNIE CHIA A DISPUTE between owners and developers will come to a head in the next few days. At stake are issues such as the reliability of plan measurements and building defects that affect749 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement123 1984-09-10 1 Westpeak fc,;'KjEAyjfcffjt.s McEnroe wins the US Open reward for breakdancing at Information the police academy SEE PAGE 3 SEE RAPE 7 THE MOST ft*. ACCURATE "LINE-UP" raj PGAT-Line^ Metal Woods, Irons, KM jH Chippers Putters. tfM IH With the aid of the "T", golfers can line up |il 11l all123 words
-
Advertisement8 1984-09-10 1 uiSfre Sine* 1933 from Franc* LACO&TW -wmartthm Umtdmdt8 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
home
-
Article, Illustration577 1984-09-10 2 LOONG SWEE YIN - Message in calligraphy from Hsien Loong By LOONG SWEE YIN DEFENCE and Second Health Minister, Mr Gob Chok Tong, has begun a tour of the seven newlycreated constituencies. Yesterday, Mr Goh, who is also the first organising secretary of the PAP, visited Teck Ghee (formerly577 words
-
133 1984-09-10 2 Lianhe Wanbao MOONCAKES are selling well this year despite the higher pnces pushed up by higher costs. A 50 per cent sales increase has been reported by the Emporium Group outlets while the Tai Tong Restaurant has registered a rise of 10 perLianhe Wanbao - 133 words
-
405 1984-09-10 3 WESTPEAK CONDO MURDER Lianhe Bao THE MURDER of engineer Mrs Judy Quek Chiew Khim has aroused so much public anger that private rewards are being offered in addition to the police reward of $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of her killer. ALianhe Bao - 405 words
-
74 1984-09-10 3 ABOUT 100 people, 80 of them foreign construction workers, are being questioned by the police in connection with the murder of engineer Madam Lim Chiew Khim, 30, who was stabbed to death in a changing room in Westpeak Condominium on Sept 4. There are several74 words
-
244 1984-09-10 3 THERE ARE 58.8 Government employees for every 1,000 persons in Singapore. At the end of last year, there were 147,000 persons employed in the Civil Service ana the statutory boards. This works out to 12.4 per cent of our total labour244 words
-
Article267 1984-09-10 4 More getting hitched because 'Year of the Rat f is auspicious for tying the knot Lianhe Wanbao SO MANY more couples are getting married this year that the Year of the Rat might produce a record number of marriages. Over the first six months of thisLianhe Wanbao - 267 words
-
Article, Illustration495 1984-09-10 4 VIOLET OON - By VIOLET OON TO be a part of SingaB>re's 25 Years of Nationuilding celebrations is very meaningful to worldfamous Indian conductor, Mr Zubin Mehta, as he too belongs to the era of the fight for independence from the colonial powers. Born in 1936 in495 words
-
289 1984-09-10 6 YEOW MEI SIN - By YEOW MEI SIN SINGAPORE AIRLINES' computer centre is working on software programmes that wul provide a series of new passenger services. One of these is a simultaneous ticketing and hotel reservations system at tne airline's ticketing offices worldwide. Mr Cheong289 words
-
Article, Illustration240 1984-09-10 6 PAT D'ROSE - Poster was right on target... Story: PAT D'ROSE ON Saturday afternoon, The Singapore Monitor picked charming Miss Koh Li Peng for its poster on the night of the Miss Singapore/World Contest and co-incidental-ly picked a double winner. Li Peng, 22, secretary ana part-time model,Picture: SPENCER LOH - 240 words
-
Article, Illustration134 1984-09-10 7 MOHD ISHAK - Cops give in to students' plea at open house Story and picture by MOHD ISHAK THESE breakdancers have found a place where they can dance to their "feet's" content without the police keeping an eye on them. The Police Academy held its open house yesterday and134 words
-
134 1984-09-10 7 Lianhe Wanbao FIVE travel agencies are believed to have reached an agreement to form joint tour groups to combat the current stiff competition in the trade. These joint tours, sources said, would enable the agencies to reduce their operating capital, concentrateLianhe Wanbao - 134 words
-
446 1984-09-10 7 ALTHOUGH Singapore is small, it has achieved tremendous progress in social cohesion, political stability and economic growth. Singaporeans have a sense of pride and asserUveness as an independent and sovereign people. Nevertheless, according to Dr Lau Teik Soon, there are several threats446 words
-
106 1984-09-10 7 MORE than 1,000 people, mainly children, turned up at Hougang Avenue 3 on Friday night to mark the lantern festival organised by the five community centres and five Residents Committee zones in Punggol constituency. Addressing the gathering, the MP for Punggol, Mr Ng Kah106 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement155 1984-09-10 2 Faber-Castell TG I TECHN|CAL pENS HMni' A sf: M m«m»S a f^V V '•"«»rm, V r K t-ntMj m M M|V *--m. Now you can purchase this 4-piece set of Faber-Castell TG-1 Technical pens at the price of a 3-piece set and get a free gift comprising:- I"™™""" A Faber-Gistell155 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement26 1984-09-10 3 r» —*«•> '"C K?y^»^%t ~i r Ifyou want to wear the watch that has been worn top MiIUA IQO4* IXVT^ wearaCartier t ,v >-/ N TOS' WATER RESISTANCE26 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement402 1984-09-10 4 CpnflmtuCktwns to the winners of the National Day Handwriting Contest. PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION English language Ist Prize: 1-au Geik Cheng I.C. No. 72-***** Bcdok Girls' School 2nd Prize: Cheng Koh Min I.C. No. 70-***** Z Methodist Girls' School 3rd Prize: Rohani Bte Ahmad I.C. No. 77-***** Z Damai Primary School402 words
-
Advertisement103 1984-09-10 4 I i^^^ ■r '4*^l V ft 'S HH^ ■W t >% s«k& ;-j, <a >• J# lalf i 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 Szechuan103 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement387 1984-09-10 5 I Freehold Land I I First-class Homes on elevated land at Holland Road I SmiSHUIUME I High-class condominium jWj jjffijrf ll I Spanish-style Luxurious Interior Layout Ample Outdoor Facilities I m affl! 1 I iUI lU Outdoor facilities match mat of country clubs: H 111 t .1 flL.m v UIfIHUHMA387 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement333 1984-09-10 6 The Singapore Cowboy has found a I Jr' place he can call his own. Meet Matthew t ,M and the Mandarins again now at 1 S* J Matthew's Restaurant. J j Fantastic Food! It's the place for long, cosy evenings by candle-light, in a genuine Oreat Dancing. There s good333 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement42 1984-09-10 7 BSfiEftSHKi 44WP4 *3 4444 4/JQMm9Q& 4 444Xfl Sm^^* 4*4J■■■■ 4 4~| Jim «/j rfve" e rfcV |TM A handsome vj Tabac Original 1n11a1,,, LU toiletry Kit. w v ViuJL/ WdfflrWl jOEHBSA^ white White Available in supermarkets, emporiums and better retail liquor outlets42 words
-
-
world
-
237 1984-09-10 8 Agencies WELLINGTON, Monday LABOUR PARTY sources have said resolutions passed by the party yesterday, which would take New Zealand out of the Anzus Alliance, were unlikely to be implemented by Prime Minister David Lange. The resolutions, one of which calls on theAgencies - 237 words
-
Article, Illustration286 1984-09-10 8 Bernama KUCHING, Mon THE Malaysian Government intends to make the country a major tourist destination in view of the vast benefits to be derived from the tourism industry. Announcing this yesterday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the industry could boostBernama - 286 words
-
Article, Illustration64 1984-09-10 8 TAIWANESE songbird Teresa Teng Is not only popular in South-east Asia and mainland China bat also has fnns in as far away as the "Roof of the world" Pirated casette tapes of the singer, priced at US$2.6O (515.50), were being sold in thePICTURE: UPI - 64 words
-
87 1984-09-10 8 Reuter BEIJING, Monday TYPHOON IKE, which ravaged the Philippines last week, has wreaked havoc on southern China, the Xin Hua News Agency said. It said 13 people were mining at sea off Beihai City after hurricane-force winds swept the coast of GuangxiReuter - 87 words
-
Article47 1984-09-10 8 Reuter HONG KONG, Monday ABOUT 400 Japanese peace activists left by ship for China yesterday to seek more details of the massacre of about 300,000 Chinese by Japanese troops in Nanjing. The team will visit Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines next year. ReuterReuter - 47 words
-
321 1984-09-10 9 AP STOCKHOLM, Monday IN ITS latest campaign to save the Swedes from themselves, the National Health Welfare Board wants Parliament to ban "attitude-changing" advertising of junk food. In a report prepared for the Riksdag (Parliament), board manager, Miss Ingrid Lindvall lists chocolates,AP - 321 words
-
125 1984-09-10 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday THE SOVIET Union is building a radar system which violates the 1972 Anti-ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty with the United States, Secretary of State George Shultz said yesterday. "They are in the process of constructing a radar that we believe isReuter - 125 words
-
65 1984-09-10 9 AP BEUING, Monday THIRTY kinds of moon cakes, stuffed with dried fruits, nuts or duck eggs, were on sale at a fair here yesterday to celebrate the mid-autumn Moon Festival. It was the first time the street festival has been held sinceAP - 65 words
-
163 1984-09-10 9 VIENNA, Monday BULGARIA'S decision to postpone a visit to West Germany later this month by President Todor Zhivkov has taken Western diplomats and East European experts in Vienna by surprise. The indefinite postponement, announced in Bonn yesterday, shows that Moscow has163 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement163 1984-09-10 8 VIDEOCRAFT A WIDE RANGE OF T.V. DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES Colour T V antennas V Channelised amplifiers Wide band amplifiers v >C Repeater amplifiers Trunk hne repeaters v\>| Frequency inverters converters J R F modulators TV outlet units I Signal splitters Spur umts jKHHW Tee umts Line equalisers Oplexers VIH163 words
-
Advertisement116 1984-09-10 8 All the Virtues None of theVic»___^ A throw up to 3m°^ We all know of the advantages of having an lonizer to generate Negative lons. It clears the air of pollution and provides health-giving dean, fresh air. But what happens to the dust collected? Amcor has the option of a116 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement153 1984-09-10 9 Official timekeeper since Los Angeles 1932, Omega again marks the history of the Olympic Games in 1984. A And with the Constellation chronometer, J&jM Omega marks once more the ft history of the watch. W V tt ST *****66 (Steel) 551.250 \\v V V e m\ Vl IT DO J**"153 words
-
-
world / trends
-
Article82 1984-09-10 10 Although the United States remains an official object of condemnation five years after the Iranian Islamic Revolution, the signals are starting to change behind the scenes, according to Associated Press (AP). Iranian leaders now indicate that cooperation with the West as a whole is possible again and82 words
-
Article88 1984-09-10 10 Israel is drifting further to the political right thereby raising fundamental questions about the nature of the Jewish state, reports UPI A leading Israeli political scientist goes so far as to compare the drift to the combination of 20th Century nationalism and religious fervour in present Iran.88 words
-
Article36 1984-09-10 10 Ignoring American allegations of widespread atrocities against civilians, the Ugandan Government is stepping up its campaign to smash rebels north of Kampala and in the process is turning a Garden of Eden into a wilderness.36 words
-
Article51 1984-09-10 10 The union between Libya and Morocco has made Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi a renewed force to reckon with in North Africa. Diplomats say that alliance with King Hassan, an experienced and respected Arab head of state, has given Col Gaddafi a way out of his isolation in the African51 words
-
Article50 1984-09-10 10 Alarmed by the prospect of Ronald Reagan winning a second term, Cuba is turning itself into a fortress in case of an American attack. "A second term for Ronald Reagan would heighten the risks of war in Central America and the Caribbean," the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina said.50 words
-
Article, Illustration255 1984-09-10 10 TRENDS Politics WASHINGTON: The United States isolated itself in world opinion and touched off a string of protests when it championed a new policy that places free-market economic development above population control as a key to prosperity, US News and world Report255 words
-
Article, Illustration15 1984-09-10 10 Primary mm of cteploynwnt Chicago Tribuna Map; Sourca: U.S. Dafanca Dapartmant15 words
-
95 1984-09-10 10 TYRE (South Lebanon): Israeli success in countering the activities of the underground resistance in South Lebanon has forced the guerillas to adopt less ambitious tactics, military sources say. Although the number of attacks on the occupation forces has remained more or less constant, the95 words
-
97 1984-09-10 10 VIENNA: Veteran Albanian leader Enver Hoxha, the world's longest-serving communist chief, is using his old age to write books. Mr Hoxha, 75, has ruled the mountainous Balkan State for four decades but official Albanian media reported him absent this year from major public functions.97 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement120 1984-09-10 10 Imagine for HV a moment... That you were born with a crippling disease, or deaf, Horfhaf you were old and sick, wilhoul family Imagine The all of us gave just a few dollars to Community Chest. A community service by (X)HMyhffYQjEST SINGAPORE NEWS PUBLICATIONS LTD Publisher of N«i Yang Xing120 words
-
-
money
-
Article, Illustration864 1984-09-10 11 THE ENTREPRENEURS L EVERY morning, more than a decade ago, a man called regularly at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI). Neither rain nor gale could break his routine. He was no stranger to the staff; he was864 words
-
806 1984-09-10 11 Lianhe Zaobao MR SOON PENG YAM is a selfmade man. Prom teenaged shop assistant, he has raised himself to the chairmanship of a giant corporation: from earning $3 over 50 days of nard labour he has made it to theLianhe Zaobao - 806 words
-
187 1984-09-10 11 WASHINGTON, Monday THE US share of the Middle East market for advanced technology equipment and services is more likely to shrink in the future than expand, a study prepared for the US Congress said yesterday. The Congressional Office of Technology187 words
-
Article, Illustration371 1984-09-10 12 CROWN Prince Hotel has announced the following appointments: MR TOSHIO KIMOTO has been promoted from general manager to promanager of Prince Hotels, Inc. e will be involved in another overseas hotel project on Maui Island, Hawaii. The hotel is scheduled to open in September next year. The hotel371 words
-
Article, Illustration1266 1984-09-10 12 MB GOH KIM KHENG has been appointed senior manager, Systems and Office Services of Overseas Union Bank. Mr Goh, an Associate of the Institute of Bankers, London, has been working in a major international bank for the past 19 years. His extensive experience in banking covers senior1,266 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1984-09-10 11 Lunch Ar Raffles ne*#""*" (m/P"*") re2 f^^ Raffles Hotel rfMR Our tradition is legendary Beach Road. Sinjfajxjre 0718 Tel: *****4120 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous35 1984-09-10 11 T* H 4* A-* C \U4 y. tlrNtufM Svnd Imr 21 II g *I'M MOT INtERe6»T£P IN THE OOW-JON£s AVER AO'S -ONLY THE TMfc KL&PMAH AVBMCrB -t R II *oir*#f g@cV^ S J&h I'M KL&pman35 words
-
-
open line
-
Article, Illustration687 1984-09-10 13 Hepatitis the 'silent killer' Disease caused by one of three infectious viruses QA IF YOU are feeling tired, losing your appetite, and the whites of your eyes and your skin are turning yellow, you may be a victim of viral hepatitis. It has been described as a "silent disease" because687 words
-
532 1984-09-10 13 UNDER the National Registration Act, a person in possession of a Singapore identity card must report within 14 days any change of address. Failure to do so is an offence. The penalty is imprisonment up to five years or532 words
-
160 1984-09-10 13 THE CLOSING date for the Information Skills Contest has been extended to Sept 21. The contest, which has attracted tremendous response from schools, is aimed at pupils aged between 9 and 16. It focuses attention on some of the information sources available to students and160 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement222 1984-09-10 13 fib I Qjkdf Qfok 0,%e Styapom bestin-bcux Q'&osk/kr (QhaOenge Shield j i li n«w good is M s»— < your h X newsletter? j i If It U the 9> 6mf, stands J/ nJ fo win The j Singapore -M ft Monitor Ant J House Newsletter —-w r Challenge Skidd.222 words
-
-
features
-
Article, Illustration800 1984-09-10 14 Gaddafi receives series of recent setbacks challenging his credibility LATWP TRIPOLI: THE CROWD, growing restless now, had waited for two hours in the shadows of the late afternoon sun. Marksmen peered down from surrounding rooftops at the people, who had beenLATWP - 800 words
-
Article, Illustration641 1984-09-10 14 SUSAN PAGE - By SUSAN PAGE of THE LOS ANGELES TIMES CHICAGO: The only person involved in the presidential campaign who doesn't seem to mind talking about President Ronald Reagan's age is Mr Reagan himself. "I hate to say this, but the age factor may play641 words
-
-
opinion / letters
-
535 1984-09-10 15 THE SINGAPORE monitor BBBWW THE Russians have outdone themselves in unpredictability. After initiating a proposal for a meeting to ban space weapons, they now say that they cannot accept the American position and so will not be in Vienna on September 18. It is not just a535 words
-
Article131 1984-09-10 15 RESIDENTS living in Blocks 719 and 720 in Bedok Reservoir Road are at a disadvantage when it comes to locating these blocks. The directional sign plate at the junction shows Blocks 709 to 715 in bold However, the figures 719 and 720, which come below these131 words
-
162 1984-09-10 15 DESPITE my previous complaint (SM, July 11) regarding the slow travelling speed of Service 14 in the mornings, the Singapore Bus service has still not rectified the situation. On Aug 28, I boarded bus No 4226 at 6 am at Upper East Coast Road.162 words
-
Article198 1984-09-10 15 I APPLIED for a five-roomed HDB flat in 1979, waited for five long years, and selected a flat in April 1984 at Bukit Batok. Almost five long months have passed and I am still waiting for the keys to my flat. I have written198 words
-
Article44 1984-09-10 15 I STILL cannot understand why I have consistently failed the Highway Code Test despite several attempts. How are we marked for the test and how many mistakes are we allowed to make before we can pass? EAGER Singapore 031444 words
-
Article43 1984-09-10 15 VICTOR TAN KAH HUAT - VICTOR TAN KAH HUAT Singapore 2056 COULD SBS have more buses for Service 25? The buses plying this route in the mornings are always full whenever they reach the bus stop at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1.43 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement49 1984-09-10 15 accepted (or puHcitoi They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone numty woujdbeusetuiWereaerve therighttoedtt tetters Address your VtMiltMr* IWr PWOiiilOa| m #03-01 A. Oafta House. Singapore49 words
-
-
Page 15 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous33 1984-09-10 15 Kalherire Ortega(a uwnan)]| I u*l\ d&tess ya) and our i mKKw't preset, who happens M —f iotenmiM_loa m Wmmt ojoman orvdut*»enwner, fj J Qt -~~r I Jhl ((Jnwnlmj f^S3' m \zy //as II^saSSSII33 words
-
-
leisure
-
Article, Illustration1880 1984-09-10 16 WONG SING YEONG takes a close-up look at the films that have been coming from Hong Kong, and finds that comedies now reign supreme at the box-office while social drama walks a fine line between awareness and voyeurism. DESPITE soaring production costs and1,880 words
-
Article, Illustration742 1984-09-10 16 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: Agent 007 wants his money, and this time his secret service boss, "M" can't help him. A US$225 million lawsuit was filed by actor Sean Connery against MGM-UA Entertainment Co and producer Albert Broccoli earlier this summer in a US district court here, over whatLAT-WP - 742 words
-
Article, Illustration456 1984-09-10 18 Classical Moments In Performance a! the White House: Metropolitan Opera's Youth Artistes (Ch 12, 9.05 pm) RECORDED in 1983, this programme celebrates the 100 th Anniversary of the Metropolitan Opera. It features young artistes who are either alumni or current members of the Metropolitan's Young Artistes' Development456 words
-
Article, Illustration542 1984-09-10 18 WONG AH YOKE - Wg^EKlE By WONG AH YOKE THE TV version of Casablanca is proof that classic movies should not be made into series. So far, the few successful adaptations from the big screen include Nine to Five and Fame, hardly classics but more suitable for the smaller542 words
-
Article, Illustration646 1984-09-10 19 CONAN THE DESTROYER TITLE: CONAN THE DESTROYER STARRING: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones, Mako, Wilt Chamberlain DIRECTOR: Richard Fleischer SHOWING: Prince, Oriental, Savoy, Woodlands, Changi Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE THE saga of Conan continues with him mourning for the dead Valaria (the love interest in Conan the646 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement10 1984-09-10 16 TV ft RADIO: Pages 18 a 19 MARY: Page 2110 words
-
Advertisement6 1984-09-10 16 NEXT CHANGE: Tha martial moTle today6 words
-
-
Page 17 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous541 1984-09-10 17 SBC n SBC TEXT Live Sample Paget. Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Princess Chang Ping (r) (C). Cartoon Selections. Mr Wizard's World. What in the World (Last Episode). Is karate a dangerous sport? Romper Room (E). The Edison Twins. A radio contest in the form of a treasure hunt541 words
-
Miscellaneous748 1984-09-10 17 THE SNQAPORE MONTTOR MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,1 18 \rv.- V 1 g r mm Mr Wizard'9 World for children (Ch 5, 4 pm) t\it Quran Reading. Programme Summary. Battta of the Planets. Cumi and Ciki. Bimbingan Ugama. Sinar Ugama. Shirt's Neighbourhood Azan Maghrib. M.A.S.H. Pressure Point Colonel Potter overlooks a shrapnel748 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement226 1984-09-10 18 Where Can You Get the Latest News In Ang Mo Kio? It's in the evening edition of The Singapore Monitor, Monday through Friday. THE SINGAPORE MONITOR W A ilc ,n Af.ij M, K it Bkn k 505 Sk 11, >•■ Pi, iv Shi '(I "01 2 '>88 Avenue 8 Bit>i226 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous366 1984-09-10 19 fVLM GUID6 MANDARIN (*****01): WHEELS ON MEALS (C) toa payoh (*****34): wheels on meals (C) DALIT (*****19): WHEELS ON MEALS (C) JUBILEE (*****07): WHEELS ON MEALS (C) Starring: Jacte Chan, Samo Hug, Yuen Blao HOLLYWOOD (*****64): WHEELS ON MEALS (C) Synopsis: A light-hearted comedy revolving around a v couple of366 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement107 1984-09-10 20 gCA™^f^th O SPUSHI^°OAVf§ X<*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30,4.00, 6.30 A 9.15pm X (Cash Bookings Only/No Free List!) ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! S O (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 A 9.15pm O im §20 CLUEDO SETS Pnzai by courtesy of Q O TO BE WON —7 WAODINGTONS o O Details in107 words
-
Advertisement168 1984-09-10 20 NOW SHOWING: 5 THEATRES PriKt-Siviy-Cfeaifl-OrlMtal-WtMllMft PRICES: $4ftl3-CASH BOOKINGS OWLY-STRICTLY NO FREE LIST PRINCE: 11,1.30, 4, 6.45,1.15, ORI: 10.45,1.00, 3.15, 7,1.15 a CHANQI ft SAVOY: H.OOwn, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 WOOOLANDS: 4 SHOWS »t 1.45, 4.00, ».45 ft >.15 I CAPITOL 12th DELIRIOUS DAY (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00,168 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous956 1984-09-10 20 RON GOODWIN NAVY CAREERS EXHIBITION/ RON GOODWIN will AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATION perform in An Evening THE Navy Recruitment Centre will be holding a of Film Themes and Navy Careers Exhibition with Audiovisual PrePopular Music with the sentations on Friday and Saturday from 10 am to Singapore Symphony 9p m at the956 words
-
Miscellaneous53 1984-09-10 20 'siUar ANDRE MASSON MBT7 Andre Maaaon exhibition Sunday, 9 am to 5.30 pm daily. Admission is free. LIN HSIN HSIN EXHIBITION CITIBANK will hold an exhibition on Lin Hsin Hsin's works of art from Sept 17 to Oct 12 at its Shenton Way Branch in Robina House during banking hours.53 words
-
Miscellaneous38 1984-09-10 20 TODAY: TOMORROW Low tide: 5.39 am Low tide: 6.09 am (0.2 m) (0.2 m) High tide: 12.09 High tide: 12.20 pm (2.3 m) pm (2.4 m) Low tide: 5.31 pm Low tide: 6.01 pm (0.8 m) (0.7 pm)38 words
-
-
Page 21 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous423 1984-09-10 21 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Attend to what an older per- September 23 to October 22 son has to tell you, and you'll You will get some underreceive some useful informa- served criticism. Don't lose tion An emotinal outburst is your temper and upset yourlikely from423 words
-
Miscellaneous188 1984-09-10 21 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook X COOOU) OKB To oU THIS Ibo MAMV fMFUVtfS PRPM ori, I fctfPjcT f&*6,HWB yoo^P" 6PAC€ (M THIS NfwS<*n*R MAVI FAI4JN tflb 7H* fV*IW»V To TAKfc FMSHCD W\V /ALM^T* A JOS£ ofuTrM6 ft# WR ♦from-IH* D*we, P*»H*M: Motifs Kf- CTIHBtS s#ouU>«* THEIR. OUltf TAHSt He MS-TjtiU-IS.188 words
-
-
The Chef Recommends
-
Article, Illustration223 1984-09-10 22 The recently opened new wing off the Boulevard Hotel which ffacee Orchard Boulevard boasts a new coffee •hop, the Cafe Carousel, an American-style grill room, the Manhattan and a cocktail lounge, the Alcove. The Cafe Carousel seats 200 and offers a daily buffet spread with223 words
-
Article86 1984-09-10 22 In laat week's article on tha mooncake faatlval, wa mentioned that it originated with tha legend of the cowherd and the spinning maid. Dr Cheng Tim Jiam wrote In to point out that this was inaccurate. He said that the custom of giving mooncakes is of86 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement215 1984-09-10 22 The BEEFEATER At LI AT TOWERS! The Olde Englysche pub and restaurant For ambience. For authenticity. Where the beer is cold. And the wine is good. And the food unbelievably English. Even the music here takes you back To Pat Boone, Nat King Cole, Glenn Miller. ahhh Come taste the215 words
-
Advertisement159 1984-09-10 22 I j^^*0, WR y(l ''$K BM^^» She it beoutlM and lentoMonai. mart Mtu ;ang Un tt She ptayt the leading role of ihe very flrtt popular T V Serial "Protector*" Her we* prepared Mai* thorn at Bei live Theatre recent* drew a large crowd and Kjtufy everybody And our live159 words
-
Advertisement161 1984-09-10 22 KSnUMNT YE SEAFOOD I Holland Road Shopping Centre. 4th Floor. jti Te1:*****06 *****18 1 9 Courses with I WHOLE SUCKLING PIG V Our Grillroom only $280 S I- 900TiI JB" 2. Crab Meat Shark Fin's^^^XwM Su R c°S d pig 6 Steamcd Fi,h |J 4.Golden 7Fried NoodleslS Fried Chicken BAbalone161 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement826 1984-09-10 23 ClcHhtfrif m MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor: Word* 0.55 cants p«r word 0.55 ccntt p«r word Display $7.70 par col. cm $103)0 per col. cm Baetaeee Hra Mon-Fri. 9am-spm Sat. 9am-lpm GSM Carpet Shampoo337-77(9. Vintage Car* Sarv 475-0974 A-Disc Promotions 732-1900 B.T.E. Sales Rental 440-7097 Bnckhouee826 words
-
Advertisement178 1984-09-10 23 Choo Huay Friendship Agency 292-1137/ 292-7215 Dlal-A-F Mend 294-7135/ 294-1091 Qoodluck Friends Ctr. .337-4705. Lucky Friendship A* .291-9255/ 296-2192/ 291-5145. Active Pest Control 459-4990. Soft Video Filming 291-5433. Video. Recording Service 293 MM Wedding Photo Service 451-3901. Youth Video ftecordlng.2tl-OSSI K-9 Dog Training. Obedience/ Protection Training by our U.S. Certified178 words
-
Advertisement75 1984-09-10 23 (24 hours answering service; *****55. ask tor Harmon Singh). Kokusai Security System3399ool Petra Security Service .91-1953/ 532-3190 Regal Security Servtces294-1417. Talent Pte Inv. Security Serv. 293-2055/ 1 (Cstd. 12 yrs). Character Analysis/ 1.Q533-7U7 Computer Dating 533-7715 Cushion Covers Maker .255-7210 Excellent Tel. Ans.._ *****3. Vani Astrological House29t-K79. Elna Sewing/Press Ctr75 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement238 1984-09-10 24 classified 273-909Q Situations Vacant B4KEUIE rg^ A division ol BP Singapore Pie Lid I BAKE LITE S.E.A., a division of BP Singipore Ptt I Ltd, manufacturing coppar clad industrial laminatas I for tha alactronics industry in tha Asian Region, I raquiras: I Ml I lIIMMN WIN I WORKERS I Male/Female238 words
-
Advertisement310 1984-09-10 24 Situations Vacant imum Mecomb Engineering, a division of Sime Darby and a leading manufacturer of industrial fans, urgently requires: a) Storehand Secondary 2 level (Best Certificates acceptable) Ability to drive forklift Preferably 1 year experience in storekeeping but not essential Salary Range $450-$6OO b> Receptionist/ Telephone Operator Minimum GCE O'310 words
-
Advertisement87 1984-09-10 24 rvi SEA VIEW HOTEL vacancies 1) RECEPTIONISTS (FEMALE) (Gross salary up to $530) 2) CASHIERS (FEMALE) (Gross salary up to $530) 3) TELEPHONE OPERATORS (FEMALE) (Gross salary up to $500) 4) BELLHOPS (Gross salary up to $460) 5) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Gross salary up to $530) 6) BARMEN (Gross salary up87 words
-
Advertisement180 1984-09-10 24 Situations Vacant F Prepored toperfoJro Hs'plit/rototing 3 shifts! I 4 Experience not ynecessory os training I witf be provided ot I I* Storting soloty from $430 (655 will be I paid depending on and wrU^^l f] Experience not I JJnecessory training! H provided at full pay jj I experience in180 words
-
Advertisement243 1984-09-10 24 Situations Vacant we require Production Operators who are willing to work day/night shifts we offer: Attractive starting pay Product ton incentive Shift allowance Medical benefits Our new Operators are currently grossing in excess of $750 per month interested, please call te< *****66 for an appointment or call per sonaiiy at243 words
-
Advertisement314 1984-09-10 24 Situations Vacant flrAn expanding flrm^B n In Jurong requires: 11. PRODUCTION I H SUPERVISOR I g (MALE) H I. Preferably BTI 9 Technical H Certificate Knowledge of M programming CNC. 0 Milling Machine LJ advantageous. P Minim un 3/3 yean M supervisory H experience bj 2. SHIFT 1 m LEADERS314 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement547 1984-09-10 25 classified Business Premises For Sale/Rent OOROOM mOUtTRUU. IWHIWB Eunos Avenue, factory space of various sues for immediate rent Tel 734-9181. Miss Ng flffllMW WARtnOUtt, AIRPORT Link Road Warehouse of various sizes available for immediate rent Tel 734-9181. Miss Ng Property For Sale FLAT FOR SALE 5-roomed flat on 7th floor547 words
-
Advertisement336 1984-09-10 25 NOTICES Advertisement CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND ACCOUNTS OF:Names of Deceased Members Account No 1. NAGALIN6GAM S/0 *****16E RAMASAMEY 2. GIRIRAMNATH *****21G 3. FUYA BIN BARI *****34Z 4. MOHAMED TAIB BIN JAAFAR *****13F 5. PANG FAT POH *****951 6. LEOWSENG *****54J 7. CHENYOFOUNG *****70 C 8. CHIAWAHFOOK *****37H 9. WONG CHOW ENG336 words
-
Advertisement445 1984-09-10 25 (amyyuwiHiK An expanding orgenieetion requires people, good people who are dynamic, ambitious and creative. The Singapore Monitor is a member of the Singapore News Publications Limited, publishers of two major Chinese language morning and evening papers, Lian He Zao Bao and Wan Bao. The Company is large, providing job security,445 words
-
-
sports
-
Article883 1984-09-10 26 RACE 1 CI 4 Dtv 9 1,200 m 6 Paris Lane 56.5 Chiam (2) 111 12 Guarantee 111 54 Mahhat (11) 6 2 2 13 Ultra Wheel 53.5 Lam (7) 4 3 3 2 Useful Advice 57 Tweedie (1) 2 4 4 Owner: Ace Stable Trainer: Mohd Ismail883 words
-
Article, Illustration486 1984-09-10 26 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SOUTH Korea s newly found 14-year-old weightlifter, Jeon Byung Kwan, provided the highlight of the International Weightlifting Friendly Tournament at the Havelock Community Centre yesterday by winning the 52 kg category. Byung Kwan, who is only 1.52 m tall and weighs 50 kg, started off486 words
-
Article, Illustration405 1984-09-10 26 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM SINGAPORE'S only Olympic medallist, Tan Howe Liang, will again get his name inscribed in the record books. Today he will receive the rare honour of being the first weightlifter in the world to be awarded the International Weightlfting Federation (national honour) Gold405 words
-
Article495 1984-09-10 27 TONY KOH - By TONY KOH THE MERLION CUP competition which concluded on Saturday night shows that Asian countries with the exception of China are still lagging behind the Americans and Europeans in top flight basketball. Though Spain and the Soviet Union were represented by club teams, they495 words
-
Article, Illustration542 1984-09-10 27 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP SICC CHAMPIONSHIP I with ERNEST FRIDA NATIONAL golfer Daniel Lim is so sure of winning the Singapore Island Country Club stroke play championship on Saturday. he has already placed the orders for champagne for a victory celebration. Daniel has good reason542 words
-
272 1984-09-10 27 THE MADASAMY brothers Murugiah and Balraj will long be remembered for their magnificent performance as they finished one-two in the Seletar Country Club stroke golf championship at Park Lane, Seletar Base, yesterday. The 72-hole championship was decided on a sudden death playoff when Murugiah edged272 words
-
199 1984-09-10 27 KEE BEE KHIM has recovered from her tennis elbow injury and will play in the Singapore Women Open amateur golf championship sponsored by les must de Cartier at the Tanah Merah Country Club from tomorrow to Thursday. Bee Khim, the defending champion, suffered the199 words
-
Article, Illustration331 1984-09-10 27 Reuter MONZA (Italy), Monday NIKI LAUDA of Austria gave a commanding performance of his driving skills to win the Italian motor racing Grand Prix and extend his lead in the world drivers' championship here yesterday. Lauda, who took the title twice inReuter; PICTURE UPI - 331 words
-
Article113 1984-09-10 27 Reuter JARROW (England), Monday WORLD 1,500 metres champion Steve Cram of Britain bounced back to form and ended his English track and field season triumphantly in front of his home crowd yesterday. Cram, who fe'l on the final lap and finished last in his clash over theReuter - 113 words
-
Article489 1984-09-10 28 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM WAS Ho Kah Soon, one of Singapore's leading boardsailors, treated fairly in the twonday 4th International Mistral Class Organisation (IMCO) Championships which ended at the East Coast yesterday? This is a question several boardsailors and spectators who watched the championships over the489 words
-
Article, Illustration281 1984-09-10 28 Agencies NEW YORK, Mon MARTINA Navratilova captured her second successive US Open championship title on Saturday while John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl both came from behind to set up a showdown for the men's final. Navratilova, setting a record virtually every time she plays, showedAgencies - 281 words
-
Article, Illustration460 1984-09-10 29 Victory is theirs finally after sharing prize with Malaysia in 1979 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SOUTH Korea regained the Merdeka Cup soccer title after a five-year lapse with a rousing 20 victory over Minas Gerias selection of Brazil at the Stadium Merdeka here last night.460 words
-
526 1984-09-10 29 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Monday AUSTRALIA'S second half substitute Bryan Zekulich struck thrice as his team routed Singapore 7-0 in a group "A" match of the Third Junior World Cup Asia-Oceania Qualifying Hockey Tournament here yesterday. The win enhanced Australia's chances for oneBernama - 526 words
-
422 1984-09-10 29 Reuter LONDON, Monday WITH ENGLAND'S first qualifying match for the 1986 World Cup only a month away, this Wednesday's international against East Germany should be giving manager Bobby Robson a chance for some last-minute fine tuning. But many England fans, remembering the World Cup qualifyingReuter - 422 words
-
Article189 1984-09-10 29 EUROPEAN SOCCER ROUND-UP ITALIAN LEAGUE Reuter ROME, Monday NAPOLI yesterday cashed in on their signing of Argentine striker Diego Maradona when a crowdof 81,000 saw them draw 1-1 with Fiorentina. Both clubs moved into the last 16 of the Italian Soccer Cup. Daniel Bertoni, the ArgentineReuter - 189 words
-
187 1984-09-10 29 SPANISH LEAGUE Reuter MADRID, Monday SPAIN'S amateur and junior players enjoyed the chance of a lifetime yesterday when tney replaced their striking professional club mates to make their first team debuts in the second round of the Spanish Soccer League. Clubs in the top threeReuter - 187 words
-
128 1984-09-10 29 DUTCH LEAGUE Reuter AMSTERDAM, Monday AJAX extended their lead in the Dutch First Division with a pedestrian 3-0 win against Excelsior Rotterdam yesterday. It was Ajax's third consecutive win this season and maintained their 100 per cent record. Ajax took the lead afterReuter - 128 words
-
Article, Illustration407 1984-09-10 30 MAN UTD 5 NEWCASTLE 0 NEWCASTLE HAVE had their little bit of false glory at the top. On Saturday they ran into a Manchester United side that truly gelled and they were overwhelmed. It was a stunning display for football's perpetual also-rans, a performance that407 words
-
SIMON BARNE'S FIRST DIVISION HIGHLIGHTS
-
Article71 1984-09-10 30 WEST HAM 2 WATFORD 0 WEST HAM reached second place in the table as they eased past the promising Watford outfit, beating the young side with the help of their veteran defender Billy Bonds. Bonds came off the substitute's bench once again he was meant to have71 words
-
Article73 1984-09-10 30 SHEFF WED 2 SPURS 1 Imre Varadi's triumphant display reduced Tottenham hard man Graham Rovers to a bundle of nerves and left the rest of the Spurs side looking like worried men. The tough, fit newcomers from the Second Division deserved their win, going into the lead through73 words
-
Article75 1984-09-10 30 S'HAMPTON 1 LUTON 1 Southhampton stay rock bottom of the First Division after an ill-tempered 1-1 draw with Luton. Luton had four bookings, one for a player joining the pitch without the referee's permission. "The referee should have booked me," said Luton's manager David Pleat. Joe Jordan,75 words
-
Article51 1984-09-10 30 LEICESTER 2 IPSWICH 1 Leicester, who look set for a season of struggle, scored a handy 2-1 win over Ipswich, who look a less than happy outfit themselves these days. Steve Lyne and Gary Lineker did the job for Leicester, and Eric Gates, plugging away, scored for51 words
-
Article54 1984-09-10 30 ASTON VILLA 4 CHELSEA 2 Gordon Cowans put on a scintillating display as Aston Villa beat Chelsea 4-2. Big Peter Withe scored twice for Villa, with Foster and Ridout also scoring. Busstead had a couple for Chelsea as their ace striker Kerry Dixon had an off day54 words
-
Article108 1984-09-10 30 QPR3 FOREST 0 Forest topped the table in midweek and then slumped to third after being taken apart by a spendid performance from Queens Park Rangers. QPR boss Alan Mullery was crowing afterwards: "I saw Forest win 5-0 at Villa in midweek and they were frightening. But108 words
-
Article53 1984-09-10 30 WBA 1 SUNDERLAND 1 West Bromwich Albion drew 1-1 with Sunderland but had star striker Cyrille Regis sent off. Afterwards he swore that he was just swinging his elbow to dislodge Shaun Elliott, who was hanging onto his shirt. Steven Berry scored for Sunderland, and Gary Thompson53 words
-
Article75 1984-09-10 30 EVERTON 2 COVENTRY 1 Everton's exuberant start to the season has stuttered as soon as it started, but they showed signs of recovery with a workman like win over Coventry. The FA Cup winners went a goal down to Terry Gibson, but fought back with goals from75 words
-
-
Article1010 1984-09-10 30 KNOUSH MV ONE Arsenal I Liverpool 1, Aston Villa 4 Chslsse 2, Everton 2 Coventry 1; Leicester 2 Ipswich 1, Luton 1 Southampton 1, Man IHil f A Ulu 9 rWWCfIM U, MOrwtCn VI Stoke postponed, QPR 3 Forest 0, Sheff Wed 2 Tottenham 1, Sunderland 11,010 words
-
-
Page 26 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous33 1984-09-10 26 Big swcep FIRST: ***** ($2,351) SECOND: ***** ($1,179) THIRD: ***** ($593) STARTERS ($82): ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** CONSOLATION ($45): ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****33 words
-
-
Page 28 Advertisements
-
Advertisement113 1984-09-10 28 Sunday Monitor nillll^^ Ql |f\C/>¥ r lfv> 1 MAIL THIS COUPON TO: The Singapore Monitor Ltd., I a/iIJI 1 1B flrl Circulation Department, Alexandra %/VB,V V V X 5 1 P.O. Box 285, Singapore 9115. I OR RING: 336 4437,336 9588,273 3333 (24 HOURS). I I IVJVV I Please arrange113 words
-
-
MONITOR sports
-
Article, Illustration574 1984-09-10 31 Tennis' wayward son crushes Lendl in classic style Reuter NEW YORK, Monday JOHN McEnroe defeated Ivan Lendl 6-3, 6-4, 6-1 to win the men's singles crown in 1 hour and 40 minutes yesterday at the US Open tennis championships. It took McEnroe 33 minutes to capture theReuter - 574 words
-
Article23 1984-09-10 31 Men's singles final John McEnroe bt Ivan Lendl 6-3,6-4, 6-1. Women's singles final: Martina Navratilova bt Chris Evert Lloyd 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.23 words
-
Article, Illustration192 1984-09-10 31 MERDEKR CUP 1984 A victory...aft or tivb lM| yMTS P3O Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SOUTH Korea, the most impressive team in terms of skill, teamwork, sportsmanship and discipline in the 28th Merdeka Soccer Tournament which ends here tonight, have won the Nestle Fair Play Award.Bernama - 192 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement6 1984-09-10 31 onesse^ Faber-Castel oput» mm iilmi«fclp«EW SHOVHM9H6 words
-
Advertisement11 1984-09-10 31 IWW-IMK mum fllMl (iHiH im uvr ram m mp 11 3HSS11 words
-
Advertisement11 1984-09-10 31 A KENNEX HI ACI< ACt f SPORTS fa lIISUBI (PTC) ITD11 words
-