Singapore Monitor, 25 May 1985

Microfilm: NL15055
Total Pages: 32
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      Angry schoolgirls stalk suspected habitual molester
      861 2  -  MOLESTER NO. 1 By SIT YIN FONG THE POLICE expect to pick up a man described as "a habitual molester who operates in buses and picks on schoolgirls as his victims" soon. Two of his student victims who have given a description of the
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      Two who didn't help
      117 2 WYDA SAID she tore oat a page of her mathematics exercise book and scribbled this note to the male passenger seated in the intervening seat: "The man in front of yon is molesting the el In front of him. Help! We wnnt to catch 1.1 was
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      Civic-minded girl molested by bogus cop
      159 2  -  MOLESTER NO. 2 ■y CALVIN TAN A 15-YEAR-OLD girl's "civic-consciousness" led to her being molested by a bogus policeman. The girl has told police that a man posing as a police officer approached her in victoria Street and asked her to help him by
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      Slain girl may have been attacked by more than one person
      209 2  -  ®y SURESH NAIR COLLEGE GIRL Winnifred Teo Suan Lie may have been a victim of "sexual abuse and assault" by a group of assailants in Wednesday's fatal attack. Police sources said the 18-year-old Catholic Junior College student might have
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      Case gives its support to parallel imports
      319 3  -  By JOSEPH LEE PARALLEL imports the unofficial imports that provide cheap goods for consumers but infuriate official agents have won support from the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case). Sole agents should lower prices and improve their service if they want to compete, the
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      Video on teaching draws mixed reaction
      448 4  -  By SEAH MEI KIANG THE Education Ministry's new video show designed to attract people to teaching had its first showing yesterday and got a mixed reaction. Students from Temasek Junior College who watched the film said they enjoyed it, but it did not have
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      Lock icon More graduates sign up to be teachers
      127 4 Lianhe Zaobao MORE graduates are turning to the teaching profession as a career. The increased number is possibly influenced by the worsening job prospects in the other professions. A total of 1,265 graduates have applied to enter the Institute of Education this year,
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    • Article
      'Spruce up our stalls, please'
      107 4 RETAILERS of stalls on the ground level of the Kreta Ayer Hawker Centre and shopping complex are appealing to the authorities to spruce up their stalls and the surrounding area to help improve their business. The retailers, who were resettled in the centre in October
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    • Article
      Undercover ROV taxi drivers may return soon
      409 4  -  By YONG POW ANG A TEAM OF officials who posed as taxi drivers on a two-month secret mission to get first-hand details of drivers' takings in March and April may swing into action again soon. The 15 officials, all from the Registry of
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      Finding those who an trapped fast
      298 5  -  Devices can pick up a child's cry from 500 m By ROBERT CONCEICAO THE SINGAPORE Civil Defence Force's latest acquisition will allow defence teams to locate and rescue people fast Life detection devices, some highly sensitive sensor devices, are able to pick up sounds
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      Pole numbers at bus stops will help 'lost' commuters
      163 5 BUS STOP poles will now have their computerised codes mounted on them. This is to make it easier for commuters to make enquiries about bus routes from a bus stand at any point on the island. All a commuter has to
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      S'pore scores a first in Asia-Pacific leadership seminar
      244 5  -  By CHEE LI CHOO FOE THE first time, Singapore'will host the Bth Asia-Pacific Leadership Development Seminar from Sept 9 to 15. The seminar will be staged by the International Association of Students in Economics and Management (AIESEC), an affliate of the National
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      Japanese used tyres beginning to catch on
      411 6  -  At half price, they're selling well By JOSEPH LEE A TYRE importer has brought in second-hand tyres and is selling them for half tne price of new ones. They cost $25 each for tyres with rim sizes of 12, IS and 14 inches.
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      Notice boards at supermarts becoming more popular
      561 6  -  8y CAROLYN LEE MANY people are finding the notice boards at supermarkets a cheap and convenient way to advertise. These notice boards at some supermarkets are for customers to advertise items ranging from bird cages to amahs. Most people who made use of
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    • Article
      Motorists cut back on servicing and repair of their cars
      241 6  -  By YONG POW ANG MOTORISTS are servicing and repairing their cars less to save on maintenance costs since the rise in road tax and petrol duty two months ago. The Motor Traders Association said that as a result of this,
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      14-year-old caught red-handed
      84 6  -  By IRENE TOH POLICE from the Bukit Panjang neighbourhood police went hunting for an arsonist yesterday and caught a 14-year-old girl. Now residents of Block 4 Marsiling Road are breathing sighs of relief, because they tnink the spate of mystery fires that has plagued them in recent
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      47 3 way down mf hr^Sfe, Mb atofKi to 11% tmrkx durp mt JX em. Buffet is in celebration of Tai-Pan's Grand Debut. f amous D'jit Pochana Restaurants, Bangkok. HTAI-MN RAMAnV HOTEL 101 Victoria Street Singapore 0718 «T*( *****11 -Tele* TAIPAN RS ***** rrxr^*°tr* m t. c r <*«»•■• •> srvu-
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      125 4 SpecfedPacktoday: Kit' DDD is a medicated H soap that's suitable A family skin care. 1 It works deep down to 1 wash away impurities. 1 Yet so gentle for I delicate skin. And it's I P^ easant or daily use. or Daily Family Hygiene "The light and handy First Aid
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      102 5 Garden Seafood Restaurant, is extra special because you Hp* can eat all you want, and choose from 50 varieties W including some of our master J chefs' special seafood creations like crab in yam paste, squid jT f\JB 1 dumpling, sharlcsfir\ dumpling fIL l and others. K y J In
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  • world
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      Lock icon Sellers' widow wins $2 m award over film
      286 7 UPI LONDON, Saturday A HIGH COURT judge yesterday awarded the widow of actor Peter Sellers USfl million (5|2.2 million) in damages over the making of the film Trail of the Pink Panther. The film was mainly put together from old discarded footage
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      Lock icon Thailand rejects Cambodian proposals on refugee issue
      342 7 Agencies BANGKOK. Saturday THAILAND cannot accept a set of proposals put forward by the Vietnamese-backed Cambodian Government for talks to solve the problem of Cambodian refugees, a senior Thai security official said yesterday. Prosong Soonslri, secretary-general of Thailand's National security Council, said his
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      Lock icon 'Killing Fields' hero seeks Reagan's help
      230 7 AP WASHINGTON, Saturday DITH PEAN, a Cambodian whose straggles under a revolutionary government were portray eain the movie "The Killing Fields", asked US President Ronald Reagan yesterday to work for peace in his war-torn homeland and help the tens of thousands of refugees who
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      MUM'S DARING RESCUE
      997 8  -  ANNE CULLEN'S AMAZING MISSION TO CAIRO TO SNATCH BACK KIDNAPPED DAUGHTER SATURDAY PEOPLE REPORT BY GRAEME GOURLAY ANN CULLEN shook with fear as she slowly climbed the stairs to a Cairo flat where her kidnapped daughter was being held by her exhusband. Beside her were her brothers,
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      THE FATHER
      78 8 SAAD LA TEA, father of the child in the middle of the tussle, was an Egyptian who believed in bavins things his way. Saad and Ann Cullen were married in 1980. Their troubles started after the child Joanne was born with a serious heart defect. He started drinking
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      THE BROTHER-IN-LAW
      67 8 SAAD'S brother-in-law, Fawzi Ahmed Lawati, was a policeman at a Heliopolis police station. He was the man responsible for keeping Ann's brothers, John and Patrick, under custody after they were caught during the rescue attempt. According to John and Patrick, they were severely beaten and later robbed by
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      Lock icon Dying lung cancer patients will help test new treatment
      356 9 UPI LA JOLLA (California), Saturday DYING lung cancer patients will help test a new treatment using cloned antibodies that researchers say may be able to carry powerful drugs straight to a tumour without the usual side effects of chemotherapy, doctors said.
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      Lock icon Pogo's no longer out on a limb
      43 9 POGO the pelican from Chessington Zoo, trying ont his artificial leg at the zoo near London yesterday. Pogo lost his leg after an accident and surgeon's yesterday fitted the artificial leg for Pogo's comfort. PICTURE: REUTER
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      Lock icon Salvation Army officers face kickback investigation
      166 9 UPI WASHINGTON, Sat SOME Salvation Army leaders are being investigated in a kickbacks for cast-offs scheme whereby they allegedly sold old clothes to a Philadelphia clothier for resale overseas, the Washington Post reported yesterday. Earlier this week, a US Customs Service and US Postal
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      Lock icon Teenager is charged with shooting seven people in New York Chinatown
      250 9 UPI NEW YORK, Saturday A TEENAGER was arrested yesterday and charged as the gunman in a Chinatown shooting that seriously injured six people and critically wounded a four-year-old boy, police said. Wong Wai Fun, 15, of Manhattan, was charged
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      Lock icon Leave library, US envoy tells Seoul students
      108 9 AP SEOUL, Sat US Ambassador Richard Walker last night urged militant South Korean students to depart with "quiet dignity" from an American Government library they seised in defiance of their Government The first reaction to the appeal by students occupying the US Information
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      74 8 NEW LOSHAN EATING HOUSE 177, MACPHERSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1334 TEL:*****69 Dinner Specialty: Steam-Boat Fish Head Our Specialities Include: day Pot Fish Head fc.fc tf Gril Beef Hong Kong Fish Head Promtret With Chilly Sauce JUfclS.#. Steam Duck With Sea Cucumber 1 Steam Pork Ribs With Sea Cucumber Fried Prawn With
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      81 9 c\ Mr Now, shoes get that quick JT and easy shine with new Cherry r Readywax. It's an effective liquid wax shoe polish that polishes «K|A evenly, leaving a shine that lasts longer than any other instant shoe shine. Waterproof to protect your w V shoes in all weather conditions.
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      China may change two policies to lure investors
      729 10 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CONSUMER GOODS CHINA is considering changing two business policies which could make investing in the country more attractive, an American lawyer disclosed yesterday. Speaking at a seminar on doing business in China, Mr Charles Conroy said that China was
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      Stores to shorten opening hours
      397 10  -  By JANICE LIM SINGAPORE retailers are shortening their business hours to cut costs and maximise the use of their sales staff. Robinsons, Small World, and Strawberry Shortcake have reduced their opening times by between one and three hours while Galeries Lafayette and Yaohan are considering
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      Computer leaks often caused by carelessness, says expert
      424 10  -  By CATHERINE ONG CARELESSNESS is one of the most common causes of leaks in computer systems, says an expert in data security and standards. "It is usually a human failure leaving data exposed that should not be exposed... writing passwords down and
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      Chemical Industries makes slight pre-tax gains
      131 11 CHEMICAL Industries (Far East) Ltd's pre-tax profits saw a slight 0.7 per cent increase from $5.4 million to $5.5 million for the year ended 31 March 1985. Group turnover dropped marginally at 0.5 per cent from $15.5 million previously to $15.4 million. Profit after
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      News of a weaker US economy puts Simex traders on the sidelines
      253 11 TRADING at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) was generally dull and listless, with traders staying on the sidelines most days in anticipation of a weaker Gross National Product (GNP) figure for the US economy. September Eurodollars were
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      Lock icon Trading is light but the Dow closes above 1,300
      242 11 MMLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET stocks finished above the 1,300 mark yesterday with gains in airline and technology stocks although trading was light as expected before a holiday weekend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 5.26 points to close at 1301.97. For
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      INDICES:
      42 11 The Straits Times Industrial Index closed yesterday at 818.24, down 2.74 points. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed yesterday at 415.79, down 1.63 points. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index rose 0.0710 points to 132.5756 at the close.
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      Dull and boring week at the stock market
      394 11 EXCEPT for Monday, which continued with last week's rally, the local bourse this week was described by dealers as mostly dull and boring. Share prices generally fell slightly lower on profittaking and squaring of positions for settlement. Last week's favourite blue chips,
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      Lock icon DOLLAR AND GOLD
      227 11 AP THE AMERICAN dollar staged a broad advance against major European currencies in light trading late yesterday, helped by exoectations that world oil prices would fall further. The dollar's late gains against all major currencies except the Japanese Si followed a mixed snowing earlier in listless pre-holiday
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      Information Engineering signs new deal with HP
      105 11 INFORMATION Engineering Services Pte Ltd announced it has signed a new OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) with Hewlett-Pack-ard (HP) Singapore Sales Pte Ltd. The company will launch HP's new SIRLOG range of maintenance management packages for production plants, the aeronautical industry, public transport and
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  • opinion/letters
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      Govt should allow for constructive public views
      575 12  -  FOCUS By KENNETH CHAN THE writer reports for the Liuhe Zaobao on aatfoaal development. Before Joiaiag tke aewspaper firm la Juury tklt year, he worked as aa arbaa plaaaer la Canada. He gradaated from Qaeea's University, Canada, la 1981 with a Master la
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      No 'silent extortion' in temple compound
      575 12  -  REPLIES R W WOODWORTH Director Public Relations Department Singapore Police Force I REFER to the article headlined "$lOO,OOO illegal 'toll' collected at Thomson Road temple" (SM, April 29 April). The police maintain close liaison with officials of the Kong Meng San Temple, Bright Hill
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      HDB lifts have rescue devices to cope with power failure
      176 12  -  KHOO SOO HOON (MS) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE THANK Mr Ng Heng Wah for his suggestion on equipping traffic light junctions and lifts for power The Public Works Department has been looking into the possibility of providing temporary
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      Illegal parking in West Coast Drive
      261 12 I SUPPORT the call by "Fed Up" in the letter "Congestion in Owen Road (SM, May 18) for police action. There is another area where police action is needed to curb illegal Krking West Coast ive. Despite a continuous white line painted along the
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      More good movies on TV lined up
      102 12  -  JEANNE TAY (MISS) Public Relations Officer Singapore Broadcasting Corporation WE WOULD like to thank viewer Roslan Jumari for his interest in our programmes (SM, May 14). We have always scheduled more movies and specials for public holidays. Grease was shown recently. Saturday Night
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      Rules should serve, not stifle, society
      483 13 PPyilßliSM RULES ARE necessary for the proper governing of society. They define codes of behaviour and determine the tenor of relationships. Strict observance and a fair enforcement of rules and regulations have made for stability and orderliness in Singapore. In the past fortnight, two
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      Yard's management and union acted right
      202 13 THE DISCRIMINATION in favour of union members in the recent Sembawang Shipyard's retrenchment exercise was a step in the right direction. The shipyard's union and management should be commended for their close cooperation. I was angry over the Press statement by the Singapore National
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      Unions have been cooperative
      157 13  -  C K WONG Singapore 1646 THE ISSUE of discriminating against non-union memßers has evidently aroused mixed feelings amongst the public. One school of thought holds that discrimination, bv any other name, is still discrimination and proposes that the National Trades Union Congress provide more tangible benefits
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      Non-unionists have been free-loading
      157 13 ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST NON-UNION MEMBERS ALL THIS talk about convincing nonunionised workers and winning their hearts and minds so that they sign up as union members is utter rubbish. Non-union members have been taking a free ride all these years, fully aware that it is the
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      59 13 LETTERS on any eu6|i0l 01 pubtc HOwH M Thay ahoukTba typad mutt ba ttonad T mu« atoo tafcida tha < Vt nam and addna to un a paaudonym in print. A oontact talaphona numbar would ha uaaM. uLlJll III jjti i a mriMrvvwwrmiowmvivfi mmiii your imwa to: Tha Ednor, Tha
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  • HAIR, HEALTH & BEAUTY
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      The ceaseless quest for the Fountain of Youth
      460 14  -  By GASTON DE ROSAYRO THROUGHOUT the ages mankind, or rather womankind, has been engaged in a relentless pursuit of beauty and health. The more adventuresome among the ancients never let-up in their ceaseless quest for the mythical "Fountain of Youth." But they
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      Your guide to good skin care
      446 15 IT'S every to look beautiful, charming. Women who want to look their beautiful best should follow a few guidelines on basic skin care. Basically, skin care is of immense significance when it comes to achieving a beautiful complexion and perhaps the most important aspect
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      And at this stage it's time to look yourself in the eye
      272 15 EYE care at this stage is extremely important as fine lines come on extra quickly when a skin is changing from normal to dry. Hence eye cream must be used regularly (at least three times a week) to
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      Vittel's spa in a spray can
      248 16 HEALTH spas, those curative mineral springs are more famous today than ever. But the advent of high technology has made it possible to bring the purity of these waters to you in handy spray cans. From France, famous throughout history for its spas, comes
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      It's Armani's new line in toiletries with a touch of elegance
      271 16 GIORGIO ARMANI is perhaps better known to Singaporeans for his chic line of feminine fashions. Now from the house of Armani comas a whole new range of perfumes and toiletries for the elegant woman. Heading the line is Armani's
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      Shaping up on the Cyclo Swing
      292 17 It converts itself into a super lounge chair NOT everyone has either the time nor the inclination to visit a health club to keep their bodies trim with regular exercise. But keeping yourself in good shape is as important as your diet or your
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      The super Sassoon three-step
      484 18 Presenting a step by step guide to better hair care THE range of VIDAL SASSOON products has been specially developed by a man with an extensive knowledge of hair in its innumerable forms, textures, colours and conditions. Unlike most hair care products are based on the
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      The easy way to care for your crowning glory
      218 18 A WOMAN'S crowning glory, they say, Is her hair. That's basically why most women spend a good deal of their time washing and brushing their tresses. Well-groomed hair is a joy to behold. But how does the modern woman, usually up
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      Put your new hairstyle on hold
      256 19 FOR the hot and sunny months ahead, short styles are coming In. They vary from the very short crop with asymetric fringe to the heavier bobs. Cuts are layered. Especially in fashion are variations of the bob which is kept simply straight, layered short
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      Weight watchers can tuck into this margarine
      208 19 WEIGHT Watchers Whipped Polyunsaturated Table Margarine has been formulated to save calories and aid in wei||it control. It'has a smooth, light and creamy texture, with a melt-in-the-mouth taste the result of the whipping of a special formulation containing the finest vegetable oils. Its
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      7 15 -Pr i§7 BEAUTY CENTRE STAY HEALTHY, SUM
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      256 15 Vittd. Hie pure natural drink for a healthy living. g M V Oneof 1V Europe's J "J*! top selling Jftl B drinks... HCr Vktd'f natural goodness of wefl balanced mineral content and properties make K aa ideal everyday's health-fhrtng drink, eqiecially taken during meats and physical activities. V'rttd natural mineral
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      274 16 THE NEW ATARIS CYCLO-SWING a great exercise machineNOW. you can get into really good shape, shed off the bulges and tone up your muscles in the privacy of your own home. The whole family will find the new Ataris exercise machine an indispensable piece of equipment to work out with
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      117 17 Weight Watchers* Margarine The healthy choice fL V -x It's whipped, EOLVU n^aJMar!NJF 28% more than ordinary polyunsaturated and IX)»JIAIN-. 1 IMAM C»«M I »11>MUl HHIUBO margarines,- results in a made to Weight Watchers' CALORIES SAVING high standards of taste X j or t^e anc we jg^ t and quality.
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      115 18 Great > who know styles you Have any way you your budget. We've trimmed our prices, so From now till July 31, 1985 only we're giving a 20% DISCOUNT for perms, cuts and highlights. Open Daily. Weekdays: 9.30 am 7.00pm Weekends: 9.30 am 6.00pm MODE IIM RSIVI J.V i'ITIVM \\ctloi9vul
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      117 18 Help your sldn stay fresh and beautiful with Vittel Beauty Mist Atomiser Vittel Atomiser contains only pure natural water from the Vosges 1 Mountains of France. Rich in 1 magnesium, calcium and oligo VittoW elements —it is the purest V 111(29 complement to your daily skin care. Ataatoaarfl Its fine
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
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      1518 20 leisure < v/ I 12.90 SBC TEXT Live Sample Pagti. Alpine Mmu (Last episode). V 1.00 Opening and Programme Highlights Andre Revest, maitre of the Auberge W x followed by Sesame Street* d'Atre Fteuri, demonstrates the reThe letters H and I and the number 3 fltonaJ cookery of the Dauphine
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      155 20 Noon Newsdesk 12.90 That's Trad 12.4S Financial News 12.55 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.00 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 1.50 About Britain 1.45 The Wortd Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Album Time 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 3.30 From the Weeklies 3.45 Network UK 4.00 Wortd News 4.05 Reflections
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  • leisure
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      A lesson in humility
      602 21 Today's highlights Centreataae Faerie Tale Theatre: The Emf»eror'a New Clothea Ch 12, 8.30 pm) THE new season of Faerie Tale Theatre begins with this fable about an emperor whose passion for clothes becomes an obsession. He finally learns a lesson in humility at the hands of
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      Dark secrets of Rebecca
      514 21 Tomorrow*! highlights Film Focus Rebecca (b/w) (Ch 12, (8.35 pm) ALFRED HITCHCOCK directs Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine in this Oscar winning version of Daphne Du Maurier's best-seller. The shy and unsophisticated second wife of the wealthy Maxim de Winter is haunted by the image of
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    • Saturday snippets
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        Cashing in on a star's death
        68 22 HONG KONG actress Barbara Yung's suicide has caused a sensation in Chinese entertainment circles and the money-seekers have not been slow to cash in on this. Selling at newsstands here are at least two Hong Kong magazines devoted entirely to her life and death.
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        Fuming over 'Marabar Caves'
        109 22 IF YOU have watched A Passage to India, the David Lean film based on E M Forster's novel which was shown at Lido recently, you may have been disappointed with the much-talked-about Marabar Caves. They look like rectangular openings in the side of a cliff. That
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        Listening to the two Dengs
        83 22 TERESA TENG'S popularity in China has sparked a joke there. Although the authorities there used to frown on the singer's songs, most of the people near the coast still tuned in to their radios, which picked up waves from Taiwan, to listen to Deng Lijun
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        Rearing their ugly heads
        75 22 THE ugly faces of some Singaporeans surfaced at a recent screening of a Chinese movie. The movie was bad but that was no excuse for what some people in the audience did a number of seat cushions in the housing estate cinema were slashed during a
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        No night in Bangkok
        51 22 THE song, One Night in Bangkok, by Murray Head has been placed on the restricted list by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation because of its sexual connotations. The lyrics concern some immoral night activities in the Thai capital. The song has been banned by the stations in
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      Sprinklings of stardust and kindness
      731 22  -  By PAT D'ROSE NOBODY seemed to notice or care that most of the Hollywood celebrities did not quite put up a polished, professional performance at the Celebrities Tennis Gala Dinner at Hyatt's Crystal Ballroom on Thursday night. The few who sang sounded off-key. Perhaps by
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      Local composers get a boost
      294 22  -  Pat D'Rose LOCAL composers will get a muchneeded boost when the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation begins telecasting a series called Song Makers in August. The four-part Chinese series will feature 11 composers and their works. It will be telecast on Sunday between Aug 11 and Sept
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      615 21 Tomorrow's programmes 9.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. 6.10 Programma Highlights. •.00 Opaning and Programma High- 6.15 Nawa (E). I lights followed by Today's 6.25 Simon and Simon Grand IMu- I Special Right.* alon. 9.35 Smurfs (Cartoon). 7.15 Muaical Interlude-Excerpts from 10.06 Tepuk-Tepuk Tangan (M) The Sound of Applauae. (r). 7.30
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      107 23 CATIUY GOLDEN SULTAN TONMSHT MDMGHTI WW IMSBHUBMUM ftIHWO MRUOQ Friendly Alitn mMto Earthwoman In tha funnlaat axciting advantura JOHN S I I COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS A MICHAEL DOUGLAS LARRY J FRANCOPRODUCTK) N JEFF BRIDGES KAREN AHEM CHARLES MARTIN SMITH RICHARD JAECKEL WJ XJ njACKNFTZSCHE VJnM i BARRY BERNARDI JMfer com-
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      489 23 Film Guide lornoo fllon Organisation DALIT (*****19) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.39): THE PAWNED WIFE (C) Starring: La Xiaofen, Xie Pingnnn Synopsis: young peasant's wife sells herseu so that her ailing husband may live. Midnight Show: SPELL W'J'W BINDING (C) t Starring: Snn Gaoming, Liang Jlarea, Gaofei V Synopsis: Another slap-
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      270 23 MANDARIN (*****01) (1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 9.15): THE PAWNED WIFE (C) Midnight Show: SPELL BINDING (C) TOA PAYOH (*****34) (1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 9.15): THE PAWNED WIFE (C) Midnight Show: SPELL BINDING (C) JUBILEE (*****07) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): THE PAWNED WIFE (C) Midnight Show: SPELL BINDING (C) HOLLYWOOD (*****94) (1, 3.30,
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      208 23 Midnight Show: SPELL BINDING (C) SAVOY (*****40) (11, 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15): LOVE WITH THE PERFECT STRANGER (C) W, Midnight Show: SPELL BINDING (C) ORIENTAL (*****23) (11, 1, 3.15, 7, 9.15): LOVE WITH THE PERFECT STRANGER (C) -2 Midnight Show: A WOLF OF ANCIENT TIMES (C) LIBERTY (*****68) (I 45,
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      31 24 mny A 9 A tonight midnight m S Mr mjAMiA* tomorrow morning show 11am g JAPAN'S OFFICIAL ENTRY A#* *4ifc mH mH)HI BJIII IB IB I") PJ W H Hiiii H
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      101 24 IdSlfr PICNIC ULU PANDAN Zone A Residents' Committee will organise a tour to Big Splash at East Coast tomorrow from 9 am to 5 pm. Registration fees are $2 for adults and $1 for children aged 12 and below. Residents who are interested can register at the Residents' Committee Centre
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      606 24 f AT E SINGAPORE 1 Wife HANDICRAFT CENTRE A PHOTOGRAPHIC cum Children's Art Exhibition will be held at the internal plaia of the Singapore Handicraft V Centre today from v r 10.30 am to 4 pm. 000 a ONE-MAN exhibition by local artist Sarkasi tomorrow 11 am to 3.30 pm.
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      118 24 THE WASHINQTON BALLET THE Washington Ballet will perform at the Victoria Theatre from Monday to Wednesday at 8 nightly. Presented by the Singapore Cultural Foundation, the company will perform Goh Choo San's Schubert Symphony as part of its programme. Goh Choo San is Singapore-born and has been acclaimed by critics
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      478 25 leisure comics libra ARIES March 21 to April 29 September 23 to October 22 Your personal scenario makes If anyone thought you were a sudden turn, from specula- weak, that person is in for a tion to the ultra-practical, rude awakening. The cycle is Youll know what to do. Your
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      194 25 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook Hart LAIHtfL. Jyyr RHfi, 6Hi Gl*» THfIK "N1 |T's *tff /U* CAM P«M* AT TH* \M. IH* AW* V PftStKOCIWff TVXDfWafft Y/ MUVI poWM 0V fi*9TKAcKptf/ J f=m. im iMI'S 1 *U> TkACHCS IHSM Tb B UOMH6-MIMM I CACff CWTW, J A MoO*C*lMO- 86 f*CIT« AMD
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  • THE SINGAPORE MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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      Drum could well Roll to mark Allan's day
      470 26  -  1mk By COMPUTER ANALYST SINGAPORE trainer Ivan Allan, currently lying third with 20 winners for the trainers' premiership, has a lot of catching to do. He is 16 behind Penang rival Teh Choon Beng and seven behind Mohd Zafir of Ipoh. With
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      Oriental Pearl and Heritage are best bets
      209 26  -  By MA TAN of Lianha Wanbao ORIENTAL PEARL (Race 2, No 3) and Heritage (Race 3, No 6) are my best bets in today's card of eight races at Bukit Timah Oriental Pearl has raced five times so far, returning third twice. He
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      Three have form to score today
      210 26  -  By DANIEL of Lianha Wanbao ON their form in morning workouts, Raging Sage (Race 3, No 13), Astraflash (Race 7, No 1) and Rhesius (Race 8, No 8) should return winners gate today. Raging Sage has raced only once so far, finishing fifth to
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      Go for Combat Hero and Dust Devil II for a quick double
      472 26 By TET I AM going to stick my neck out a second time for Combat Hero and Dust Devil II at Bukit Timah today and punters could get off to a flying start by backing them for a
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      QUICK GUIDE
      218 26 TET MA-ZHENTAN MA TAN (Monitor) (Zao Boo) (Wan Bao) Race 1 Combat Hero 3 Active Foa 3 Active Foi 3 Active Fox 6 Best Always 9 Rumptostfekm 7 Decision 4 Kinross Lad 13 Tequamal Race 2 11 Dust Davit 13 Ultra Wheal 3 Oriental Peart 1 Peter Pan
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      Leading Jockeys
      233 26 1st 2nd 3rd Nigal Tilay 21 15 12 S Y Laong 17 8 7 Malcolm Johnston 16 20 16 Subisn Dalwee 15 8 14 Q Cook 13 19 16 Connorton 13 5 5 Torry Lucas 13 5 4 App I Ismadi 11 16 4 Foo Yuh Kong 11
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      COMPUTER CARD
      1959 27 COMPUTER ANALYST BEST PICKS RACK 1 11 Roapoctoblo 8 Combat Horo 3 Activo Fox S 3 Oriontol Poori IV* IPotorPonM 2 Simpto Pwfoct ft 49 1 4 M Hrf„ n Q,1., J|,| nwi iti vai i wnpcwssicxiisi h iv rnncs opwooKi 4 18 Anok Ponk 17 Trynwboot H
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      131 27 1 92-31 BAY THUNDER 144.1 (7 56 5 Wean 1/4 4 nig Ahmad OOSOfIKJS Sad* Horse s Beet Bemer Jockey Number Origin Track Tradnaerti Number Name Time of rtdee and CondNona today Sen Ptvwue height Horse t Trainer's Number at Rune Bwtonnanuaa Age Name NumberofWk»ft
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      272 28 Classified Ads Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sanday Monitor: WotO• 0.3S chli p«r word O.SS ccnU p«r word Display $7 70 p«r col. cm $10.00 per col. cm IwlntM Hr» Mon-Frl. 9am-spm Sal. 9«m-lpm ACCOUNTING A 1 ACCOUNTING 260 ***** *****57. DOWELL MANAGEMENT *****61. MESSY ACCOUNTS, for systems 225 5786.
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      327 28 EDUCATION Driving Instruction^ BEST DRIVINQ *****35/ 782 2069 MITRA DRIVINQ Centre (Marine Parade) *****60. Miscellaneous Courses FLORAL ARRANGEMENT COURSE at reaaonble rates. Contact Ivan Urn 255-4690 or 250 9726 for details MECHANIC. WELDER/ FITTER, one of each required for marine equipment workarea. Tel: APPLES QO EAST. Make reservation now for
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      168 28 Music/Dancing Lmoni m CORONATION MUSIC School *****52. ERIC'S QUITAR Tuition *****91. Private Tuition PT TRAINED TEACHERS EAQER provioe efficient tuition for Primary 1 Secondary 4 Subjects include English Language. Literature. History, Geography, Maths and Scisnce. Particularly in Marine Parade/ East Coast/ Woodlands. Tel: 296 5810,296 4325, (*****39, after 3pm). UNIVERSITY
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      253 28 FOR SALE CLOSING DOWN SAUE at Modem Silk Store, 34 High Street tW 28/5. Quality textiles like German Dtotene at $2. Velvet Jersey $5. AH store furniture at low prices. HOUDAY/ BUSINESS VACATION package for sale below cost! two return MAS tickets including hotel accomodation of 2 nights and 3
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      290 28 Packers A Movers FREIGHTRA FORWARDER 532 5064 SCANFREIOHr 221 6970/ 220 2659 STARS ORIENT Agency 296 9373/2. WINLAND FORWARDER 291 4217/8. Security Guard Agencies COASTGUARD SECURITY 336 6704. SIGMA SECURITY and private investigation. CaM 292 3652. SHERLOCK SECURITY. For your security needs within your budget. Consult us. 336 7070. HARMON'S
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      408 28 Accommodation Vacant Av PARTIALLY PURNISHED ROOMS available at Lorong N, Tetofc Kurau. Quiet locality, Tree parking and cooking alowad. strictly for couples or working ledies. Rental $300. Tel: *****44. PEARL BANK APARTMENT. 1 bedroom with bethroom attached Fi#y furnished end air-con. Please contact: 2^-4782 CLAYMORE PLAZA, MAISONNETTE and Apartments for
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      239 28 THE MEETING V PLACE CHINESE BACHELOR WITH own business, financially sound, vary homaly, non-smoker, non-drinker, physicaKy robust, participates In sports, seeks sincere friends above 26. Pteaae write with contact numbers. Photos apprecieted (returnable). AM rapies assured. Write to: S.M.Box 856. Delta House. 2 Alexandra Road, #034)1 A, Singapore 0315. CHMESE
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      298 29 classified NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We hereby give notice that in consequence of the intended change of name of a ship by our client, Ms METEOR REEDEREI N SCHIFFAHRTS GMBH, we have applied to the Director of Marine under section 417 of the Merchant Shipping
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      174 29 M THE MATTUt OF TNC COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ISS AND IN THE MATTCT OF MtnOE ILICTWOMC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD (hi Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WIN PINO UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha creditors of tha above company, which Is baing voluntarily wound-up. are required on or before tha 1
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      876 29 II PART-TIMK CONTINUING EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSES 11 I JULY 1985 INTAKE II I Applications are invited for admission to the following part-time Continuing Education Training courses I I commencing in July 1985. I 11 BUSINESS STUDIES COURSES LANGUAGE COURSES I H I Caurae Centre Coum Centre I l| *Stu
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  • sports
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      Ithnin leads in Tiger Open
      348 30  -  By ERNEST FRIDA ITHNIN Zain yesterday joined two others to take the lead after tne first day of competition in the $25,000 Tiger Open Golf Championship at Sembawang Country Club. Along with Burmese Kyi Hla Han, a recent winner of the $100,000 Hoyal Johor Classic,
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      The professor who gave the player another chance
      336 30 nmwna COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK AT A SQUASH scholarship presentation dinner yesterday, Mr S Dhanabalan, Minister (or Foreign Affairs and Community Development, recounted this story. An American football player, given a scholarship, had to leave the university in his second year
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      Gritty Singaporeans fail to counter marauding Aussies
      296 30  -  By DANIEL WEE DESPITE A brave display of wateipolo, Singapore's Under-20 selection lost 7-14 to the Western Australia Institute of Sports (WAIS) yesterday at the Toa Payoh Pool. Singapore showed determination through their countless drives and were aided by some anticipatory snatches at
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      Lock icon Kim Ann fails to stop STI
      376 31  -  S'pore Tsch Inst 67 Jurong Voc Inst 63 •y ALFONSO CHAN THE DIN was deafening as Jurong Vocational Institute's (JVl's) Chua Kim Ann stepped onto the circle for his two free throws after a foul by Singapore Technical Institute (STI). The score was 59-61
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      Lock icon A special boost for top squash juniors
      220 31  -  By ALFONSO CHAN ERNEST Tan, described at the brightest prospect in Singapore's squash, received an award worth IWO for his dedication and progress in the sport, as well as excelling in school work. Together with other teenage recipients Una Ong, Chew Kok Wye
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      Lock icon McEnroe must beat 30-year American jinx
      196 31 1985 FRENCH OPEN Reuter PARIS, Saturday JOHN McENROE says it is simply another tournament, but he must beat a jinx if he is to become the first American for SO years to win the French Open, which introduces the IMS Grand Slam tennis year
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      FIRST ROUND DRAW OF SEEDS
      257 31 MEN: (1) John McEnroe (US) v qualifier; (12)Henrik Sundstrom (Swe) v Gabriel Urpi (Spain); (15) Brad Gilbert (US) v Hans GKdemeister (Chile); (7) Joakim Nystrom (Swe) v qualifier. (4) Mats WHander (Swe) v Thierry Tirtasne (Fra); (13) Tomas SmkJ (Czech) v qualifier; (9) Yannick Noah
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      SPORTS VIEW POINT
      56 31 If yoa have aay view* or com meats oa sports yoa can send tbem to the Sports Editor, The Singapore Monitor Ltd, 2 Alexandra Road #«3-fIA, DelU Hoase, Singapore 0315. Yoa caa ase a psaedoaym bat remember to give Cur name aad address, withoat which we will
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      Football standard in S'pore is letting lower
      157 31  -  CHEN DAXIN Singapore 1985 THE SINGAPORE football team seems to be getting from bad to worse. Since making a break in March, they've been inconsistent. Poor games against Kedah, Negri Sembilan, Armed Forces and Trengganu show that Singapore (as an international team) cannot
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      Bring back wrestling on television, please
      93 31  -  WRESTLING DREAM Singapore 2056 I WISH to express my frustration at the way the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is slashing programmes of immense popularity. I refer especially to the programme "Wrestling Matches", which was supposed to be telecast once a week, but has completely disappeared
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      Our national strikers are not good enough
      167 31  -  MICHAEL TAY Singapore OSIS THOUGH Singapore tried their best, they are out of two important tournaments, the hulaysia Cup and the pre-World Cup. We were unlucky to lose to Trengganu in the first leg quarter-final match. It is not easy to come back
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      Thanks for coverage of schools soccer
      77 31  -  HAROLD E A MATHIEU Chairman Organising Committee St Gabriels Sec School Singapore IMS ON BEHALF of the members of the Organising Committee I would like to thank you and your reporters and photographer (Miss Christine Chew) for the excellent reports throughout the 1985 Schools'
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      199 30 £Sundav Monitor/HEINZ BABY FOODS '•I «fei; 's" > iwSwMP®^^ 1 Well mum, here's your chance to really want to shout out the good news. receive a Heinz Baby Foods gift Include baby's photograph if you wish. Our hamper, when you announce the classified sales staff can help you choose the
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  • MONITOR sports
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      MALAYSIA-CUP FORMAT FOR SOCCER LEAGUE
      585 32  -  FAS hopes system will lure fans back to the game •f S GULAM THE NATIONAL Football League will take on a Malaysia Cup format if things go accordingto plan. The reason for adopting a new tournament format Is to make the matches more attractive to
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      Lock icon Kendall is Manager of the Year
      142 32 Reuter LONDON, Saturday HOWARD KENDALL, who steered Everton to triumph in the League Championship and the European CupWinners' Cup this season, was named Manager of the Year yesterday. It is Kendall's fifth managerial award since taking over at Everton in May 1981 and the
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