Singapore Monitor, 16 May 1985

Microfilm: NL15055
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      Lock icon Who broke these windows?
      335 2  -  Some say vandals are the culprits while others blame it on nearby rock-blasting By CALVIN TAN WHO BROKE these windows? VANDALS, says a young woman working in the building with the shattered panes. ROCK-BLASTING, says a tenant of a nearby building. The 15 broken panes are
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    • Article
      Private test available for AIDS
      193 2  -  By CATHARINE FERNANDO SINGAPOREANS who want to ensure that they are not potential AIDS victims can now go for a private check. For $60, several private medical centres will screen people for HTLV-111, the virus which causes AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency syndrome). At Mount Elizabeth
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      CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATION
      80 2 ON PAGE 1 of the afternoon edition of The SingaKre Monitor on Tuesday, May 14, under the headl "Sjjorean who paid $2,826 for four drinks in Hong Kong," we stated that a businessman had been charged HK59,890 (552,826) for four drinks in a bar. In fact, he
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      Half-month bonus for clean record
      87 2 CIVIL servants with a clean record between July 1, 1984 and June 31, 1985 can expect a bonus in July. According to the Singapore Civil Service's instruction manuals, civil servants must not have any disciplinary action taken against them or received any written warning during
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      Lock icon Is revenge the motive for canteen killing?
      573 3  -  By SURESH NAIR POLICE BELIEVE revenge or robbery could be behind the Drutal attack on two elderly canteen operators early yesterday, which left one of them dead. Police also believe the two men were stabbed with a "long blunt object" about four hours
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      3 hunt in fight among workers
      99 3 THREE MEN were slightly injured in a fight among construction workers which broke out at a site in Pickering Street about noon yesterday. A police spokesman said yesterday that the three suffered bruises on the head and chest and wece aentrtc .the Singapore General
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      Govt's job-finders doing a good job
      440 3  -  By JOSEPH LEE THE SINGAPORE Government's job-finding agency is having as much success as ever in placing out-of-work people, despite economic difficulties that have pushed up the retrenchment rate. During last month, which saw 1,700 people registered with the Employment Service Department of the
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      Over 2,000 unionised workers retrenched since January
      151 3 FIGURES compiled by the National Trades Union Congress show that 2,329 unionised workers were retrenched between January and March this year. This is an increase of 660 over the fourth quarter last year. In April, 551 unionised workers were laid off. The congress
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      Not Govt's duty to help opposition: Chok Tong
      910 4  -  By LOONG SWEE YIN THE GOVERNMENT'S duty is not to help the opposition, Mr Goh Chok Tong told Parliament yesterday. "11l go one step further," said the First Deputy Prime Minister. "If the opposition members spout views that are detrimental to the
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      Need for free play of ideas, MPs agree
      426 4  -  By YONG ROW ANG THERE should be parliamentary democracy, similar treatment for People's Action Party and opposition Members of Parliament, and free play of ideas. MPs from the ruling party and opposition parties agreed on these broad principles yesterday. But the key
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      How to avoid being hustled in HK
      380 5  -  Look for this logo in establishments you visit while you're there, advises spokesman By MICHAEL LIEW SINGAPOREANS visiting Hong Kong have been advised ta patronise only establishments which are members of the Hong Kong Tourist Association. This, says the spokesman for the association's
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      Exercise for new Civil Defence battalion
      143 5 SINGAPORE'S newest Civil Defence rescue battalion will be in action on Saturday. Reservists from the Second Rescue Battalion of the Singapore Civil Defence Force formed late last month will take part in the Civil Defence exercise, "Community Spirit ID", to be held in Ang
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      Firm gives reason for small donation in its 'charity coasters' drive
      436 5  -  ay LEE KIT MUN A FIRM which is selling $12 coaster sets to raise money for the blind explained yesterday why only $1 actually goes to the Association for the Blind for each set sold. Mr Richard Stacy, regional
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      53 3 The German Experience with the Barons Distinction Experience the timeless pleasures of dining cm authentic German cuisine; specialties from the Barons own smokehouse and roast spit. Or on international Sim ply the best in rou-n Royal Singapore 25 Scotts Riwd, Singapore 0922. Fiw rvscrvatiun, please call *****66 Ext. 1634/1644. 1
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      144 4 The small R\BX Series system ideas trig The NEAX 12 Series has all NEC's large conceivable capability that the modern system technology features in it. Each office might require. NEAX 12SA(S) has feature in the Series is designed to provide flexibility and a wide range of you the facilities of
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      164 5 Tea Garden® THe Asbmwxts And Simy^^W\LTZ y Selected Asparagus from Sologne With a choke of Sauces x Cream Soup with Asparagus arui Chervil N. Asparagus with Smoked Norwegian Salmon Mr Asparagus with Swiss Dried Beef W Puff Pnstry Shell with Asparagus in Cream Sauce f Baked Asparagus with Ham and
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      Lock icon 'Cigarette, not smoke bomb, caused stadium fire horror'
      280 6 AP BRADFORD (England), Thursday A SURVIVOR of a soccer stadium fire that killed 52 people said yesterday that the blaze was started by a cigarette dropped in a plastic cup and not a smoke bomb. Mr Czes Pachela, who escaped with his
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      Lock icon A last embrace for Barbara
      484 6 Lianhe Wanbao HONG KONG, Thurs THE TRAGIC death of actress Barbara Yung continues to hit newspaper headlines here Tang Zhenye, her onetime Soy friend, was reported to have hugged and kissed her body when he was allowed into the morgue. Over in England, Barbara's mother
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    • PEOPLEWATCH
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        Nun's 82nd birthday bash
        195 6 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS 808 HOPE came home to London on Tuesday for an early 82nd birthday celebration with a prince and a string of celebrities, like actress Brooke Shields (above). But he had a hard time finding any takers for his birthday cake.
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        Rita misses wedding
        112 6 PRINCESS Yasmin Aga Khan, daughter of actress Rita Hayworth and the late Prince Aly Khan, was married in New York yesterday but her mother was too ill to attend the ceremony. Princess Yasmin, 35, married Mr Basil EmSiricoe, 36, the son of a Greek shipping family, in
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        Fantasy isle's Tattoo arrested
        96 6 HERVE VILLECHAIZE (above), the 1.1-metre former star of the television series Fantasy Island, was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday on suspicion of possessing a stolen revolver after reporting that someone was trying to kill him, a police spokesman said. Officials of St Joseph Hospital said they
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      Lock icon Dip in US output prompts fears of recession
      153 6 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Thursday AMERICAN industrial output dipped slightlv in April, government figures showed yesterday, continuing a pattern of little change since mid-1984 and prompting some economists to wonder if a recession will be triggered by the deluge of imported goods. The Federal
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      Lock icon Rebels hit Viets in interior
      315 7 AP BANGKOK, Thursday CAMBODIAN guerillas claimed yesterday that soldiers of the Vietnamese-installed regime in Cambodia recently revolted in the Cambodian capital, while Thai officers said satellite photographs confirm the guerillas have struck Vietnamese positions in Cambodia's heartland. A Thai marine officer, meanwhile, reported that marines
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      Lock icon Under arrest for shooting at camp
      81 7 THAI RANGERS escorting a Khmer Rouge guerilla (centre) arretted for carrying firearms and ids pec ted to be among a group of attackers who shot up the Site 8 refugee camp on Taesday. Two women were killed and six other Cambodians were injured in
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      Lock icon China paroles Hang Kong lawyer jailed for spying
      67 7 AP BEIJING, Thure CHINA said yesterday it has paroled a Hong Kong-born, Harvardtrained lawyer jailed for spying two years ago in a celebrated case that focused attention on secret detentions in the Chinese justice system. The official news agencv Xinhua said parole
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      Lock icon Kenyan woman in murder-suicide
      126 7 UPI MOMBASA (Kenya), Thursday A DISTRAUGHT mother, ignoring pleas not to kill her child, tossed her son 10 floors to his death from a downtown office block and then jumped herself in what police yesterday described as a "grisly mur-der-suicide." Police identified the dead woman as
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      'FORGIVE AND FORGET'
      146 7 Webb-Dotson reconciliation shown over TV WASHINGTON, Thursday MOTHER-OF-TWO Cathleen Webb and Gary Dotson, the man she said she had falsely accused of rape, appeared together on television yesterday to forgive and forget. Mr Dotson, 28, who spent six years in prison for a crime he always insisted
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      211 7 1 V k^ v V A Our troupe of 10 Chinese culinary experts, headed by Chef Tang go nto act on on 8 before the stage lights up at S.E. Asia's largest theatre restaurant. BV i t &*fds They start early, getting The Neptune's popular dian xin lunch ready. Then
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      Will the S'pore dollar weaken?
      476 8  -  Some forex dealers predict a 5 pc drop against US dollar and the yen by year's end By ANG PENG HWA THE Singapore dollar is likely to weaken against all major currencies by the end of the year, foreign exchange dealers and managers predicted yesterday.
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      Roxy gets new managing director
      64 8 MR ALEXANDER YU LUNG LEE has succeeded Mr Li Dak Sum as managing director of Roxy Electric Industries. Mr Li continues to be a director of the company. Roxy has also appointed Mr Henry Hau Shik Lee as chairman. Ms Paw Swee Choo and Mr
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      Lock icon A bumper harvest for Kepong Bhd
      374 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday KEPONG BHD, Malaysia's second largest plantation group, can expect to reap a record pre-tax earnings of Mslls million for the current year, a Malaysian stockbroking firm projected. Ipoh-based YK Fung Securities, in its latest monthly investment bulletin, said this should
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      Malaysia will be 17th-largest car maker
      232 8 MALAYSIA will be the 17th-largest car producer in the world by the end of the decade, according to a report by DRI Europe, a forecasting organisation. The report says that Malaysia, which will produce 99,000 cars this year, is expected to produce 140,000 cars
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      Why Hongkong Bank branches are still using 'Shanghai'
      184 8 MARKET TALK COMPILED BY THE MONEY DESK MANY PEOPLE have often wondered why Hongkong Bank branches are still called Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. One banker offered this suggestion. "After what happened to Jardines (the Jardines group changed its domicile from Hong
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      BOTTOM LINE:
      36 8 Steve Maroney, marketing director for Westin Hotel at Raffles City, said that the major tourist projects under way give Singapore "a $8billion incentive to attract five billion tourists a year by the next decade."
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      Investors wait for Federal Reserve to act
      318 9 H HHLLSTOEET H WALL street stocks today rallied slightly, but analysts agreed that investors are adopting a wait-and-see attitude, expecting the Federal Reserve Board to reduce the discount rate. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained by 0.22 points to close at 1273.52. Volume
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      Lock icon DOLLAR AND GOLD
      153 9 D OLLAR AND GOLD AP THE US dollar moved higher yesterday in foreign exchange trading in the United States after a mixed performance earlier in Europe. The dollar's mixed showing came after the government reported a decline in US industrial production in April and a major American bank cut its
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      Foreign companies in China hit by new taxes
      165 9 BEIJING, Thursday CHINA surprised foreign businessmen yesterday by announcing a 15-per cent tax retroactive to Jan 1 on income from consulting services, liaison work and market surveys. Foreign diplomats and businessmen, who spoke on condition they remain unnamed, said the retroactive "enterprise
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      Hong Leong group may merge Hong Kong banks
      466 9  -  By P T BANGSBERG IN HONG KONG Special to Tho Monitor THE HONG Leong group may merge the Dao Hens Bank and newly-acquired Hong Kong industrial and Commercial Bank, industry sources said. Overseas Trust Bank agreed to sell its 62 Ser cent
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      Trading in Temerloh Rubber shares suspended
      86 9 TRADING in the Temerloh Rubber Estates Bhd shares have been temporarily suspended pending a further announcement. UIC. Industrial Corporation is paying dividends for the year ended December 31, 1984 on June 29. TDM BHD: TDM shareholders have approved the acquisitions by the company of
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      Lock icon US savings banks go for federal insurance
      133 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Thurs PRIVATELY insured US savings banks are rushing to get federal insurance after the financial crises in Ohio and Maryland that have caused jitters in world money markets, state officials said today. The move to federal insurance gained impetus on Tuesday
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      110 9 MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE INR Y ifi V Price: 5522.00 per adult Ssl7.oo* per child under 12 years i\l II Call *****33 ext 121 for reservations. kNM|/fl WOm Our touch of Ming awaits you > rtlAl l i wLj FUNQCOUKT MOTEL awaowi 1, Tanglin Road. Singapore 1024 Tel: *****33. Ming
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      HDB cannot further relax eligibility rules
      170 10  -  REPLIES TAN HENG HUAY Executive Assistant Secretary (Public Relations) Housing and Development Boara PLEASE refer to the letter "Relax HDB eligibility for private property owners" by "Old House" (sM April 11). The writer complains that families, whose share of private residential property is less
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      Eating shops checked
      93 10  -  WEE-LEE GRACIE (MRS) Sr Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the complaint on "Tosai shops in 'Litle India' are unhygienic" by Lily Nair (SM, April 30). The Ministry of the Environment conducts regular inspections on eating houses to ensure that they comply with
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      Questions for organiser
      173 10  -  CARY GOH Singapore 0512 I REFER to the letter "Word contest results not made known" by Peter Gomes (SM, May 8). A few of my friends and I also took part in the contest. Like Mr Gomes, we telephoned the organisers to enquire about the results and,
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      TV's Tamil shows have shown great improvement
      191 10 I AM glad to note that Tamil variety shows and dramas have improved tremendously over the years. The standard of the selected performers is high. Singers and dancers have improved on their expressions and showmanship. Credit should be given to the producers in
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    Lock icon Where Irish eyes are not smiling but in poverty
    526 10 feature STRABANE (Northern Ireland): Strabane, a little city in Ulster, holds a certain record, which the town's people would rather prefer that it be held by someone else. Forty-two per cent of the people of this city, who are of working
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      Society can't be served by high property prices
      443 11 THE SWGAPORE^^^^^^M THE PROPERTY development charge has been reduced from 70 to 50 per cent of the difference between the old and the new values of land for new projects from June 1 and developers have more time to pay up. Developers
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      Missing asset in balance sheets
      796 11  -  HENRY LIM Singapore 1545 EVALUATING THE OMITTED ASSET Though your balance sheet's a model 01 what balance sheets should be; Typed and ruled with great precision In a type that all can see; Though the grouping of the assets Is commendable and clear And the
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      Barbara: A rare meteor
      705 12  -  By PAULINE LOH in Hong Kong HOLLYWOOD, East or West, entertainment has claimed its fair share of suicides. In the Sixties, popular screen stars such as Lin Dai, Betty Le Di, Hung Buo, Mu Chuo, Chin Jian, Bai Siao Man and Ting Hao took their own
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      How some journalists here remember her
      255 12 JOURNALISTS in Singapore, who have met Barbara Yuna Mei Ling, remember her as a pleasant, mild-mannered, almost simple person. She insisted she did not belong to the K" imour world of tinseltown, although she was ndon's Miss Chinatown in 1981 and took part in
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      Play that's not only funny but intelligently constructed
      853 12  -  By WONG AH YOKE WHEN you receive two dinner invitations for the same night and cannot decide which to accept, How the Other Half Loves has a suggestion. The Derek Nimmo production solves the problem by having the two dinners on the
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      China comes to town in movies and 'live' shows
      599 12  -  By WONG SING YEONG THE mainland Chinese have been making films since 1905, a mere 10 years after Frenchmen Auguste and Louis Lumiere gave the world its first motion picture. In the 80 years since, their studios have produced more than
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      Jane Seymour in dual role
      430 14 Today's highlights Thursday Feature Special Dark Mirror (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.50 pm) A PROMINENT attorney is found dead in his luxury apartment and veteran police detective A 1 Church (Vincent Gardenia), is sent to investigate. The case proves to be a difficult one when
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      Lock icon Four roles for Powers in Deceptions
      634 14  -  cgfY? By JOAN HANAUER I in New York UPI JEREMY BRETT calls his latest television venture a showcase for Stefanie Powers and he is delighted with the situation. Brett stars with Powers and Barry Bostwick in the National Broadcasting Corporation miniseries, Deceptions, to air
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        Racing menace
        60 14 Knight Rider White Line Warriors (Malay subtitles) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) MICHAEL and Kitt are called to Vista Beach, a small resort community to investigate a string of burglaries. Their prime suspects are members of several clubs for race drivers whohave been terrorising the town with their drag
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        Divine intervention
        59 14 Highway to Heaven One Freth Batch of Lemonade (Part two) (Ch 5, 6.30 pm) JONATHAN and Mark work to rehabilitate a high school athlete who was crippled in a motor- cycle accident and attempt to help his embittered father accept the tragedy. Ken Olandt, Jim Havnie and Olympic
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        Meng leaves home
        49 14 The Unyielding Butterflies (Cl (English subtitles) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) YUANJUN reproaches Xuejun for leaving the university without her consent. Meanwhile, Xilun decides to return to America. Meng, who is in constant conflict with Xilun's uncle, Tang, decides to leave his house. Lin Qianni as Ysaajsa
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      Let's hear it for the boys
      69 15 WHEN the fever of gay Paris hit the Hotel Meridien's Margaux Ballroom recently, it was hard to tell the monsieurs from the mademoiselles. Three gallant gentlemen from the hotel put on skirts and dancing shoes to join their female counterparts in a can-can revue
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      FACES IN THE CROWD
      57 15 This weekly column features social events or interesting happenings in and around town. If you have any such occasions on the calendar, our reporter will cover the functions if possible. Please address your invitations to WONG SING YEONG, Faces in the Crowd, Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra
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      A Premier drops in
      34 15 ROMANIAN Prime Minister Constantin Dascalescu visited the Republic last week. On left, ne is, with his wife, receiving a warm welcome from Century Park Sheraton's General Manager, Mr Guido Jonas.
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      1399 13 g fx.. THE SINGAPORE MONITOR I£L leisure/tv THURSDAY, may is, nes 2.30 SBCTEXT- Live Sample Pages. dismisses the suggestion, the twins 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights decide to investigate. '4Aw^pß^HP|ir^^H followed by The Restless Years (C) c m Dh».b.. u. imi«« m (r) (English subtitles). 530 J h y lc
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      138 16 EBSHHKI SEMI-ABSTRACT AND IMPRESSIONISTIC MORE than 40 semi-abstract and impressionistic paintings by Larry Lee Teck Suan will be on display at the Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel from 11 am to 7pm until Sunday. Admission is free. WORKS OF P Y TING THE works of P Y Ting, made
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      460 16 bsbhhi J STH anniversary of the SINGAPORE SYMPHONY chorus A/IHBBBBhKi JS. SINGAPORE SYMPHONY CHORUS f y«♦« M»y jR will celebrate its sth anniversary with J two concerts at the Victoria Concert ImmmmmmmmmAmmmmwmmmmm Hall tomorrow and on Saturday at 8.15 pm. The chorus will perform Haydn's The Creation under the baton
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      15 16 ■LKJi I Robert Poallon and Jenny Hi 11... soloists in tbe Singapore Symphony Chorus concerts
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  • PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT
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      Specially designed computer courses for your children
      283 18 PARENTS who want their toddlers to have a go at the computer may enrol for such a course offered by the Microkid Computer Centre. Called the Toddlers' Beginner, this course is specially designed for children between the ages of four to five years.
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      S'porean student wins top British award
      147 18 A SINGAPOREAN student has recently been awarded the Sir Joseph Bum prize for his performance in the December 1983 Institute of Administrative Management Examination of the United Kingdom (lAM). Christopher Lim Meng Huat won the award for the subject, Management Information and Control: Administration,
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      323 18 ADVERTISEMENT How to bettor manago your own small business THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will conduct two business courses at its Hill Street premises soon. (1) The course on "How to manage your small business" is designed for people who are running their own small businesses. It
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      197 18 Do you realise that what you will be doing In the future depends upon how you use your spare time now? Use our top professional lecturers for your career success by gaining the best qualifications in LOCI Elementary Bookkeeping Wed 6 00pm Intermediate Bookkeeping Moo 6 00pm, Mon 7 30pm
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      161 18 THIS is the Personal Advancement market place where various courses for those seeking such information will be listed. Call DORIS LIAW for information and ad placement at *****90 ext 21. COMPUTERS CANT SOLVE ALL YOUR WRITING PRORLEMS Computers can't help you write if you don't know WHAT to say and
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      Those amazing Cup finals
      151 20 FA Cup '85 ASK A groap of Eagllsh soccer fans to unt tie greatest moments in Football Association (FA) Cap flaal history and withia seconds the air will be hamming with talk of white horses, brokea Qecks aad Montgomery's haads. Every FA Cap flaal at Wembley
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      Sir Stan's classic display in '53 final
      209 20 PERHAPS the most famous FA Cup game ever was the "Stanley Matthews" final of 1953. Matthews, the most popular English soccer player of the time, had helped Blackpool to the FA Cup final in 1948 and 1051, but they had lost both. Fans
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      Lock icon The super save
      145 20 Reports by Reuter LEEDS UNITED, the most successful team in Britain for a whole decade, came to Wembley in *73 to play Second Division Sunderland as the nottest Cup final favourites in a long time. Leeds lost 1-0, lan Porterfield scoring the all-important goal. But the game
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      Why the 'White Horse' final?
      78 20 ON APRIL 28, 1923, over 200,000 fans turned up to see West Ham play Bolton, still the world's largest crowd for a soccer match. The crush forced many to spill over onto the pitch and the teams had to wait 40 minutes to kick-off while
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      The day the ball burst
      72 20 THE FIRST Cup final after the World War II was famous less for Derby's 41 defeat of Charlton and Bert Turner scoring for both teams within a minute than for a strange coincidence. Before the game the referee, asked what the chances were of a
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      Goalkeeping with a broken neck
      54 20 BERT Trautmann, Manchester Citv's goalkeeper in the 1956 final against Birmingham, deserves a medal Tor the courage he displayed in the game. Trautmann broke his neck after he dived at a Birmingham player's feet. Ignorant of his injury, he filayed on to preserve Ciy's 3-1
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      There's more than just football at the stadiums
      589 21 SPORTS MATTER COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK HALFTIME entertainment during soccer matches varies with different stadiums. At the National Stadium, during Malaysia Cup matches, there is the Milo Throw the Ball contest. The misses and giggles of the boys and girls tying
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      RJC's Bala dazzles with his super goal
      429 21  -  RAFFLES JC 2 BARTLEY 0 [Sports in Schools J By ERNEST FRIDA MURUGAPPAN BALASUBRAMANIAM, the 19-vear-old Raffles Junior College out-side-left, was mobbed by his teammates and supporters when his school beat Bartley Secondary School 2-0 in the National Inter-School semi-final hockey match at
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      Lock icon Brave Gregory goes down fighting for Hwa Chong
      416 21  -  By ALFONSO CHAN GREGORY TAN never let his side down, even though he knew it was a fruitless match for him. After all, his college Hwa Chong had already lost the National School's 'A' Division title to Raffles Junior College 3-0 when
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      Results:
      59 21 (RJC players first) Arnold Gay lost to Thio Shen-Yi 7-6 (57), 1-6, 2-6; Dennis Loh bt Leonq Hon Tze 6-2, 6-2; Roland Tong bt Gregory Tan 4-6, 6-0, 6-3; Lim See Lim and James Teh bt Loo Kah Keong and Toh Han U 7-5, 6-0; Paul Hangchi and Gerald
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      Dennis has what it takes to make it to the top
      464 21  -  By ALFONSO CHAN DENNIS LOH has the potential to be a great tennis player in Singapore, if he keeps up his rate of progress. Tnis is the view of former national coach Tan Poh Seng after watching the 16-year-old
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      Fandi still in the dark over his transfer
      445 22  -  By S GULAM WITH JUST over a month to go before his contract with FC Groningen expires, Singapore's soccer superstar Fandi Ahmad is still in the dark over where his next destination will be. Though Fandi's name was put on the transfer
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        Fignon to skip the Tour
        99 22 A QUICK UPDATE AROUND THE WORLD LAURENT FIGNON, winner of the gruelling and most prised cycling event Tour De France for the last two years, will miss this year's race. The French star is to undergo an operation soon for tendinitis on his troublesome left
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        Easy passage for Wilander
        107 22 TOP SEED Mats Wilander (above) of Sweden had an easy passage to the third round of the Italian Open men's tennis championship yesterday when his opponent, Pavel Slozil of Czechoslovakia, retired during the first set Officials said Slonl, who was trailing 4-1, was suffering from influenza
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        Aouita to run in Golden Mile
        86 22 OLYMPIC 5,000 metres champion Said Aouita has agreed to take part in The Golden Mile at Oslo's Bislett Games on July 27, race organisers yesterday. Others in the line-up include Brazil's Olympic 800 metres gold medallist Joaquim Cruz, Steve Scott of the US, Australian
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      'Pressure Man' Trevor Steven
      180 23 MAN OF THE MATCH EVERTON are known primarily for their teamwork, and it has been said that the "Method Men" of Goodison Park are a team without stars. Yet, although they played superbly as a unit in the final last night, there was one man who
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      Lock icon EVERTON DOUSE RAPID'S FIRE
      788 23 EVERTON: 3 RAPID VIENNA: 1 Reuter ROTTERDAM, Thurt ENGLISH soccer champions Everton added to their growing reputation when they collected their first European trophy by beating Rapid Vienna 3-1 in the Cup Winners' Cup final at the Feyenoord Stadium last night. Everton's victory, courtesy of second-half
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      153 23 1 11 THE TOFFEES ARE TOPS EVERTON 3 RAPID VIENNA 1 <7T 7T> SCORERS: Andy Gray (57th min), Tre)vA V r VO f Steven (72nd), Hane Krankl (84th). 1% Kevin Sheedy (85th) V J 3 J GOALS DISALLOWED: One: Andy ftVSAit Gray (39th. Offside) YELLOW CARDS: Two: Herbert Weber (Rapid,
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