Singapore Monitor, 29 May 1985

Microfilm: NL15055
Total Pages: 35
1 8 Singapore Monitor
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    • Article
      NEW-LOOK MUSEUM PACKS THEM IN...
      337 2  -  By SEAH MEI KIANG THE NATIONAL Museum has opened its doors again after 18 months to enthusiastic crowds and busloads of school children. The museum, which was closed for restoration costing $4.7 million, has drawn more than 7,500 people since it opened its doors again
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      Frogs' legs imported into S'pore are safe
      361 2  -  #y SIT YIN FONG FROGS' LEGS imported into Singapore are sale, the Primary Production Department said yesterday. The department's deputy director, Dr Giam Choo Hoo, said all consignments of frog legs coming into Singapore "from anywhere in the world must undergo strict health
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    • Article
      Two wielding 'rusty' knives rob woman of $10,000 in void deck
      301 2  -  By SURESH NAIR A 41-YEAR-OLD businesswoman lost cash and gold chains worth $10,200 in Monday's hold-up at a void deck of a Housing Board block in Toa Payoh. Police yesterday commended the courage of the woman, identified only as
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    • Article
      Reward offered by Winnifred's family
      165 2 THE FAMILY of murdered student Winnifred Teo Suan Lie has undertaken to provide the $50,000 reward in an anxious attempt to bring her killer or killers to justice. The reward has been described by a senior police officer as a "last resort bid" to find
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      Lock icon Warning signs up after rail accidents
      327 3 Lianhe Zaohao MALAYAN RAILWAY has erected warning signs at strategic spots along its railway tracks recently following accidents involving its trains and people playing or walking alongside its tracks. The latest accident involved a two-year-old girl, Zabedah Mohd Salleh, who was hit by a
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      Lock icon Teng Cheong loses luggage in London
      138 3 Lianhe Zaobao THE SECOND Deputy Prime Minister and National Trades Union Congress Secretary-General, Mr Ong Tens Cheong, lost his luggage on Sunday alter flying into London from Frankfurt at the head of an NTUC delegation. Mr Ong and his team are in Britain to
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      Check flagdown rate before you board cab
      327 4  -  New taxi fare structure REPORTS BY YONG POW ANG CHECK the flagdown rate when you board a taxi from Saturday. This will tell you which conversion table you need to follow to find out your fare. Taxi fares will be adjusted again from
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      The $6,600 problem that cabbies are worrying about
      718 4 TAXI-DRIVERS hope their income will rise when the new fares recommended by their companies take effect on June 1. But they also hope the increase in takings will not be ao large as to justify s big increase in diesel duty. There
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      Hotels welcome return of airport bus service
      173 4  -  By PHILIP LIM LEADING hotels have responded favourably to a report that the airport bus service for tourists might soon make a comeback. Many of them felt that the service would be an additional form of transport for tourists from Changi Airport to
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    • Article, Illustration
      Handler of killerdog says he's untrained for job
      461 6 THE HANDLER of a security dog which killed a guard this week admitted he was not trained for the job Security guard Tham Kwong Seng, 39, died on Saturday after being being bitten on the necK by the dog, Starcy. An autopsy
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    • Article
      'No unleashing of guard dogs' rule
      130 6  -  By CHEW YEN FOOK THE DIRECTOR of Commercial Guards and Investigation Agency, Mr Peter Chong, said yesterday he was taking immediate steps to inform all his dog handlers not to unleash any dogs under any circumstances. He said: "No dog handlers will leave any
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  • world
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      Lock icon 'Sack ex-Reds in Pertamina'
      234 7 Indonesian Govt asked to dismiss more than 800 former communists in state-owned firms AP JAKARTA, Wednesday A PARLIAMENTARY committee asked the Indonesian Government yesterday to remove more than 800 former members of the Communist Party from jobs at two state-owned companies the Oil Corporation Pertamina and
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      Lock icon Thousands of bodies buried in mass graves
      206 7 THE BANGLADESH CYCLONE AP URIRCHAR (Bangladesh), Wednesday RESCUE workers buried thousands of bodies in mass graves yesterdav and sought clean water, medicine and food for the survivors of a cyclone that may have killed tens of thousands. Navy ships plucked bodies from the
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      Lock icon Runaway hippo
      56 7 Reuter HARARE (Zimbabwe), Wednesday A HIPPOPOTAMUS, said by a wildlife official to be the first seen in the Harare area, lumbered into a suburban shopping centre in the Zimbabwe capital yesterday ana Knocked over a wall. Wildlife rangers immobilised the 1,500 kg female hippo with a drugged dart
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      Lock icon 'Bulow watched his wife slip to the point of death'
      562 8 THE CLAUS VON BULOW TRIAL Reuter PROVIDENCE (Rhode Island), Wed CLAUS von Bulow's former lover testified against him yesterday ana recounted dramatically how he told her he once watched his wife slip to the point of death in a coma
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      Lock icon Agca refuses to reply to judge's questions
      412 8 THE PLOT TO KILL THE POPE Agencies ROME, Wednesday TURKISH gunman Mehmet Ali Agca (right) refused to respond to the judge's questions yesterday after being called as the star prosecution witness in a trial of three Bulgarians and five Turks accused of plotting
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    • PEOPLEWATCH
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        Plain Willie and Jimmy
        117 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKER THEY may have been singing "Amazing Grace," but when Willie Nelson (above right) and his backup singers Jimmy (above left) and Kosalynn Carter took to the stage last week it was Plains, Georgia, that was on tneir minds. As a
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        How they have names
        110 8 ALL FIVE surviving Frustaci septu piets were declared free of liver Jaundice yesterday and the names of all seven infants were announced at a hospital news conference in Orange County, California. A director of the hospital the children were born in announced the children's names: Baby
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        Walesa donates prize money
        67 8 LECH WALESA'S (above) US$l9O,OOO (5|399,000) 1983 Nobel Peace Prize will go towards establishing an agriculture fund for Poland financed by the West, fund leaders said yesterday. Warsaw clergyman Father Alojzy Orszulik and lawyer Andreas Stelmachowski, leaders of the fund, told reporters the money was aimed at
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        Thwarted by spring thaw
        81 8 AN EARLY spring thaw has thwarted an attempt by a Japanese actress to reach the North Pole by snowmobile. A heartbroken Masako Izumi, 37, was forced to quit just 120 km from the Pole. Tourist outfitter Bezal Jesusdason told reporters yesterday that Izumi was in tears
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      Lock icon Shi'te militia holds hundreds of Palestinian captives
      169 8 Reuter BEIRUT, Wednesday SACKS TIED round their heads, the three Palestinian prisoners were cuffed by Shi'ite Muslim fighters as they climbed from an army jeep outside an unfinished office tower block in West Beirut. The building, the 40-storev Murr Tower, was being used
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      138 7 GET VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Jmm Need we say more? i W+m* BUILT-IN OVENS I i i I s Model oven Double glass oven door programmer rays 3 self-cleaning panels Turnspit. u 'B|.■ i nHHI SS mmmt... aljß^^W Model EB 3C a convection fan-ducted oven. Model EB 1 conventional oven
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      141 8 TUDOR: BUILDING. Cut from a solid block of y stainless steel each Tudor M f I Oyster case is then shaped, 3 J polished and perfected 162 painstaking opeWithout weld, blot or the case retains all the toughand strength of the original block of steel from which it was carved.
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  • money
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      Asia Commercial tops the Small Four banks Group net profit up by more than 17 times
      566 10  -  By JILL HUM ASIA Commercial Bank (ACB) put in the most impressive performance of the Small Four banks last year. A comparison with Tat Lee Bank, Far Eastern Bank (FEB) and the Industrial and
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      Bye, Stoker, Hi, Porterfield
      129 10 OUR REGULAR shrewd broker, Stoker, has retired (after making a big bundle on the market, no doubt). Taking his place from today will be Porterfield, the bumbling businessman who has what it takes to win at nothing and is one of a rare breed with the
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      Nippon Kangyo in S'pore
      370 11  -  Japan's sixth largest securities firm sets up representative office here By JANICE LIM JAPAN'S sixth largest securities company, the Nippon Kangyo Kakumaru Securities Company Ltd, has set up a representative office in Singapore. Mr Masahiro Kamifuku, its chief representative, said: "We felt the need to have
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      Lock icon Stock prices drift after early advance
      156 11 B HftLLSTOEET H AP STOCK prices drifted uncertainly yesterday after an early advance ran out of steam. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials slipped 0.45 to close at 1,301.52. Declines outpaced advances by about six to five on the New York Stock Exchange.
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      INDICES
      53 11 THE STRAITS Times Industrial Index closed yesterday at 815.20, up 0.29 point from Monday. The OUB Composite Share Price Index closed yesterday at 413.06, unchanged from Monday's close of 413.06. The OUB Trade-weighted Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate Index rose 0.1124 point to 132.8245 at the close, compared with Monday's
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      Lock icon DOLLAR AND GOLD
      129 11 AP THE AMERICAN dollar rose broadly yesterday, helped by expectations of stronger economic growth in the United States, but it finished the session below the highs of the day. With many senior traders gathering in Toronto for a foreign exchange dealers' convention, activity was quiet. By the
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      243 10 Sg Thel9Bs Mitsubishi Galantl6ooGLS. "■i Now with H.D. Super high line trim rear seats giving Plus a unique 2-year or won Germany's Car of the Year Balance Suspension.frontand fatigue-free ride. 36,000 km warranty. Award (The Golden Steering rear geometry that gives a new Plus roominess and a Plus 2 years
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      35 10 PORTERFIELD By Joe Martin XX J !l 1 r J]f "I I admit it was my fault we lost the Bancroft account but your putting me in charge ot it wasn't exactly a matter stroke''
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      543 11 THere Is No Other Place Like THeßujvi Court Of Raffles Hotel. Wme and dine by candlelight. Menu: Continental, Italian, Seafood or just comefora drink. For reservations, please call *****41. Inter First Inter First Bank Dallas, NA Dallas, Texas. (INCORPORATED WITH UMTTEO UABIUTV M THE U S A CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF
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  • opinion / letters
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      High Commission gave no assurance
      123 12  -  RRMLY S A SUBBAIAH First Secretary (Consular) High Commission of India Singapore 0923 WE refer to the coverage in your daily of recent incidents involving refusal of entry into Singapore to a large number of Indian visitors. We would like to clarify that reports in
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      Our civil servants have good cause to be proud of themselves
      461 12  -  JOHN TAN Singapore 2159 THE UNCALLED-FOR remarks by Dudley Au in his letter 'Toilet-washing drive: Adults need it more than children" (SM, May 23) should not go unchallenged, particularly his statement that the toilet-washing exercise, if it is to
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      ECONOMIC BLUES
      768 12 VIEWPOINT We reproduce here an editorial, headlined "Hu's Bluet," in the Asian Wall Street Journal (May 27,1985), which analysed the present sluggish state of the Singapore economy. WHY IS Singapore's economy in the doldrums? First quarter growth in the city-state rose by only 3 per cent, almost a
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      Moonlighting during hard times
      471 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT A COLLEAGUE recently made a few observations about a traditional phenomenon in Singapore that has come to be called the underground economy in other countries. It is also known in some cases as moonlighting. It is the practice of working a second
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      How govt bodies can handle calls better
      137 13  -  PETE BOYD Singapore 1335 YOUR report on "Prepare for a long wait when you call these department. (SM, May 23) makes me wonder about the effect of the productivity campaign on government bodies. why can't large organisations. such as the Housing and Development
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      Train volunteers to curb molest cases on buses
      494 13  -  JUNE W (MISS) Singapore 1647 THE THREE schoolgirls who took the initiative to catch the molester who preyed on a student on a bus deserve to be commended for their bravery and civic-mindedness. It is high time the authorities face the fact
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      398 12 Nowa^a^r so well designed it has even got our dealers excited. Our dealers know a good thing when they see it. And the AEG Lavamat 505N washing machine is something to ShOUt at>OUt. large skg 6kg stainless steel drum is big enough take even curtains. By utilising a drum clothes
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      76 13 V> e v w LETTERS on any subfect oi public interest wM be accepted for publication. They should be typed end 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 number would be
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  • leisure
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      Fantastic journey
      532 14  -  FILM: LADYHAWKE STARRING: Matthew a Broderick, Rutger A Hauer, Michelle 1 Pfeiffer, Leo McKern, John Wood DIRECTOR: Donne r SHOWING: tomorrow at Orchard, Kreta Ayer and PaarU'i Ttiootro Reviewed by PAT D'ROSE IF YOU believe in magical, unexplainable things and ever- VVJ| lasting love, Ladyhawke will enchant you.
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      Lock icon A new Travolta
      767 14  -  He moves on to meatier roles and tries his hand at directing and producing By VERNON SCOTT ITT in Hollywood UPI JOHN TRAVOLTA, 31, says he has come of age as an actor. As the star of Perfect, to be released in American theatres next month, Travolta
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      Food festivals
      445 14 XSuisine j WITH the Dragon Boat Festival around the corner, the traditional Chinese rice dumplings are making their appearance on hooks at tne front of many restaurants. At the Dynasty Hotel, the cakeshop ana Tang Court are offering two varieties of Cantonese dumplings guo zhen zong and kan
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      Szechuan food and more
      657 14  -  By WONG AH YOKE SZECHUAN restaurants continue to be very popular. Perhaps, that is why the Liu Hsiang Lou at Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel labels itself a Szechuan restaurant even though it offers Chinese food from various parts of China and even Vietnamese food. The restaurant, which
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    • Today's highlights
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        Life in rural China
        106 16 The Heart of the Dragon Living (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) MORE than 80 per cent of the Chinese are peasants who live and work in the countryside. Maoping is a small village in a beautiful valley in south-eastern China. The standard of living of
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        New king of the wilds
        68 16 Lome Greene's New Wilderness Old Dog, New Tricks: The New Coyote (Ch 5, 4.25 pm) LORNE GREENE treks into the mountains of Montana and Wyoming to meet the adaptable new k«ng of the wilds, the Coyote. This cunning and lethal hunter does not hesitate to
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        European Cup Final
        96 16 Europeen Cup Flnsl 1985 Liverpool versus Juventus (Live) (Ch 5, 2.10 em) DEFENDING champions Liverpool will meet Italy's wealthiest but most unpredictable soccer club in this match to be played in Brussels, Belgium, tomorrow morning at 2.10 am Singapore time. The last time the two teams clashed
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        Con-artiste comedy
        95 16 Feature Special Skin Game (Ch 5, 10.20 pm) THIS excellent comedy set in the pre-Civil War days is directed by Paul Bogart. James Garner and Louis Gossett star as con artistes who pose as master and slave. After being sold by his "master", the slave runs away to
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        Harmonica and big band jazz music
        71 16 Applause The Astronote/Big Band Music from Holland (Ch 12, 9.05 pm) THE first segment of the programme spotlights harmonica player Claude Garden. He is backed by the Greater Montreal Metropolitan Orchestra conducted by Marc Belanger. The second segment features big band jazz music performed
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        Training eagle to kill
        83 16 Feature Film Harpy (Ch 3, 12.04 am) THIS 1970 above-average horror movie spins a tale of passion and murder. An architect is pestered relentlessly by his former wife who does not want him to marry his secretary. His assistant, who is also fed up with her
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    • Series
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        Donovan and Ham imprisoned
        57 16 V Breakout (Malay subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) DONOVAN and Ham are imprisoned in a Visitor work camp guarded by a hideous alien monster. Meanwhile, Nathan Bates (Lane Smith) mounts a desperate search for the starchild whom Diana demands as ransom for the return of his
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        Jia-dai dies in the brothel
        72 16 Family Hour Oshin (Ch 8, 7.05 pm) JIA-DAI resorts to prostitution to pay off her family debts. One day, Axin calls on Jia-dai with some food, only to be informed that her friend had died from over-con-sumption of alcohol. She finds a letter irorn the
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        Ah Hua helps Jie Bing
        126 16 The Passenger (Ch 8, 9.35 pm) WHEN approached by Ah Hua, the gangsters agree to leave Jie Bins alone if they receive a substantial amount of money. Liang helps by approaching his shady connections in the underworld and Jie Bins is finally allowed to lead
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      882 15 1" THE SINGAPORE MONITOR I| WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1985 I 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. becomes a dance instructor in danc- V |v VMMj|K I 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights ing school but is too embarassed to followed by Youth (C) (r) (English ted anyone about his new job. subtitles).
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      680 16 Noon News-in-Brief followed by Programme Summary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (Cont'd) 1.30 Midday Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (Cont'd) 2.00 News-in-Brief 2.05 On the House 3.00 News-in-Brief 3.05 On the House (Cont'd) 4.00 News-in-Brief 4.05 On the House (Cont'd) 4.30 Musical Treats 5.00 News-in-Brief 5.05 Music
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      267 17 AVIFWoA kill BOU.INGEB CONTEST w£m ROGER MOORE stars as JAMES BOND 007 and TANYA ROBERTS fa plays STACEY SUTTON in a scans from "A VIEW TO A KILL" COPYRIGHT 1984 OANJAO S.A. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WIN YOURSELF A BOTTLE OF BOLLINGER CHAMPAGNE Bollinger inspired by the great Winners will be
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      163 17 ********************00 o 163 rd DAYS i 2 ORCHARD: LAST DAY! g g (737«5M) 4 SHOWS: lUm, 2.30. 5.30, ».30pm g DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND O g SEASON CONTINUES g o TOMORROW AT Q GOLDEN SULTAN O wiMtrtf 3 Acairay Awaits g O Q 2 KRETA AYER PEOPLE S THEATRE o
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      297 17 Film Guide 9.15): MICKI AND MAUDE (E) Borneo Fllem Organisation Starring: Dudley Moore, Amy Irving, Ann Reinking DALIT (*****18)(1.3 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): Sorted broS' FIRST BLOOD (C) craving for an offspring brings disasLIWAQU (*****30) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, trous results. ?TB fI FPTin IGHTMARE N ELM KRETA AYER PEOPLE'S THEATRE IK
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      485 17 Chong Gay Organisation CLEMENTI (*****51) (1, 4, 7, 9.30): THE GARLAND UNDER THE MOUNTAIN (C) Starring: La Xiaohe, Tang Guoqiang, Gai Ke, He Wei, Tong Chao Synopsis: A brilliant production from China, set against the Sino-Vietnamese conflict. A company commander, who is awaiting leave to visit his mother and wife
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      159 18 UDO: TOMORROW 9.15 pm I The Clcmcnti Communit\ Centre Building Fund Committee presents A GRAND FILM PREMIERE Under the distinguished I'atronaue of the MP tor Clement) MR.BERNARO CHEN All proceeds to Clementi Communits Centre Building Fund Admission $5. i 10. 525&5100 Has JAMES BOND finally his match? K ItfAHAMI »fv>r«s
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      75 18 THE WASHINGTON BALLET THE WASHINGTON Ballet will perform at the Victoria Theatre tonight at 8. Presented by the Singapore Cultural Foundation, the company will perform its associate artistic director and resident choreographer, Goh Choo San's Schubert Symphony as part of its programme. Other programmes to be performed are A Handel
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    • Miscellaneous
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      823 18 if lithographs wMJmF graphs by Warren Woodm f2H ward and other contemns fm" jlr porary artists from jm■ -*1Y .KM America will be held at I M !f I afc the Lone Pine Gallery, JL Ming Court Hotel, mezW zanine floor, until Sunlr tJr g day, from 11 am to
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      38 18 TODAY: TOMORROW: High tida: 6.05 am High tida: 7.35 am (2.3 m) (2.3 m) Low tida: 12.56 pm Low tida: 2.07 pm (0.6 m) (0.6 m) High tida: 7.43 pm High tida: 6.26 pm (2.3* m) (2.4 m)
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      714 19 leisure comics 1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook I 7 ~7' vt!um s —r X frfl* U»tf- y OH,IHAT»N ITS Hls «f|ll) I* f f 6Tfc»l<r OF I me OHIV JMfrIUCAL CORp I- V WHTour I ittf-swchi IV Tb Hi* Office. J ner. What begins as B a hobby your intuition
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  • PROPERTY
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      Historic London building draws S'pore buyers
      292 20  -  First private treaty offer of its kind By ANNIE CHIA SINGAPOREAN and Malaysian parties have shown interest in 20 Kensington Palace Gardens in London, an unErecedented sale of a istoric building by the British Crown. In what is believed to be the first private
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      Pepys Hill to be ready next year
      187 20 ANOTHER development on the west coast, Pepvs Hill Condominium, off Pasir Panjang Hoad, will be ready early next year. Developed by Oasis Development, the project comprises two blocks the Slab and the Terrace. The first, a four-storey block, consists of 12 units of
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      S'pore loses bid to host architect meet
      284 20  -  By LINDA CHAN SINGAPORE "lost by a nose 1 to Montreal in its first bid to bring a major international congress for architects to the Republic in 1990 The campaign to bring the International Union of Architects Congress (UIA) here was made in
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    240 22 Reuter PARIS, Thursday DEFENDING champion Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, ana world number one John McEnroe had easy paths to the second round of the French Open tennis championships yesterday. Lendl, the number two seed, conceded only five games to little known
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      Lock icon Europeans to clash in Mexico
      71 23 Reuter MEXICO CITY, W«d THE RUN-UP to the 1986 world cup finals gathers momentum early next month. Three of Europe's strongest soccer teams will clash at Mexico City's Aztec Stadium in a major test. World Cup holders Italy, 1982 finalists West Germany and England, who
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      234 23 AP VICTORIA, Wednesday STEVE Fonyo, a one-legged marathon runner, pushed ms crossCanada run for cancer research almost to the finish line yesterday. Signs and banners greeted the 19-year-old Fonyo, ana supporters lined the highway across the tip of Vancouver island to encourage
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      Videotape all our games to detect mistakes
      439 23  -  A ZAINAL Singapore 1423 I AM AMAZED at the lack of knowledge of people who questioned FAS' decision to send the Young Lions for matches against Japan and North Korea in the pre-World Cup tournament (SM May 24). While Abbas Abu Amin has
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      Try a grading system for local badminton
      92 23  -  JOYCE LIM Singapore 0151 As a badminton enthusiast, I cannot help comparing the ranking system devised by the Singapore Badminton Association with the gradings for squash. I would like SBA to consider adopting a grading system. In this way, we can attract many
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      377 24 Game see skipper Souness booked for tough challenge WOHLD CUP /mmm Sd> ICELAND O SCOTLAND 1 Reuter REYKJAVIK, Wednesday MIDFIELD MAN Jim Bett scored his first goal for his country as Scotland took over at the top of their World Cup soccer qualifying group with a 1-0
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      EUROPEAN GROUP SEVEN
      59 24 Remaining matches: June 12 Iceland vs Spain, Sept 10 Wales vs Scotland, Sept 25 Spain vs Iceland. P W D L F A Pts Scotland 5 3 0 2 7 3 6 Wales 5 3 0 2 6 5 6 Spam 4 2 0 2 5 6
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      145 24 MONITOR ALL THOSE who had submitted their entries for the Puma-Singapore Monitor 10 km run on Sunday, June 9, can register themselves at Centrepoint #03-19/20 from 11 am to 8 pm from Friday to Sunday (May 31-June 2). Participants are required to bring along
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      323 24  -  POLICE 1 INDIAN ASSN 2 By K SILVAM A SPLENDID goal by centre forward Tarlok Singh gave Indian Association full points in yesterday's Under-23 hockey tournament at the Police Academy. The victory virtually put Police Sports Association out of contention in the competition. Police,
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      Five swimmers go on record-breaking spree
      299 24  -  By K SILVAM CHRISTOPHER KUAH, Patricia Chua, Alvin Lim, Ricky Tan and Lim Huey Chuen continued their record breaking performances to rewrite five records on the second day of the Age Group and Novices Swimming Meet at Amber Road yesterday. It was 15-year-old Christopher
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        Moses to run in Belfast
        63 24 A QUICK UPDATE AROUND THE WORLD AMERICAN Edwin Moses (above), the 400 metres hurdles world and Olympic champion, is to run in the Ulster Games in Belfast on June 24, it was announced yesterday in London. It will be the first time Moses, who is
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        Bird is unanimous choice
        89 24 LARRY BIRD of the Boston Celtics was the only unanimous choice on the National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star team announced in New York yesterday. Joining Bird on toe team were Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers, Isiah Thomas of the Detroit Pistons, Moses Malone of
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        Ajax's unfinished business
        53 24 DUTCH SOCCER League champions Ajax Amsterdam trounced Volendam 5-2 yesterday but there may be seven minutes still to play. The referee was forced to abandon the match before fulltime when large numbers of exuberant Ajax fans climbed over theperimeter fences and swarmed on to the pitch. There
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        McEnroe's top of the list
        101 24 THE TOP 20 in the latest Association of Tennis Professionals rankings as released in Dallas yesterday: 1. Job) McEnroe (US) 2. Ivan Lendl (Czech) 3. Jimmy Connors (US) 4. Mats Wilander (Sweden) 5. Andres Gomez (Ecuador) 6. Anders Jarryd (Sweden) 7. Kevin Curren (US) 8.
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        Hamburg suspend two
        84 24 WEST GERMAN soccer club Ham burs yesterday suspended internationals Manfred Kaltz and Juergen Groh from training after a shock home defeat on Saturday. Austrian trainer Ernst Hapoel said: "I can no longer bear to watch the sub-standard performances of these two players." Hamburg, European champions two years
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        Table tennis champ beaten
        83 24 WORLD CHAMPION Jiang Jialiang of China crashed to a surprise defeat against Hong Kong's Lo Chuen-Tsuns on the opening day of tne Seoul Grand Prix tabu tennis tournament yesterday. Jiang, winner of this year's world title in Sweden, went down 13-21,21-13,12-21 while his compatriot He Zhiwen
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        Compromise on Seoul Games
        83 24 THE INTERNATONAL Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) is studying a revised track and field timetable for the 1988 Seoul Olympics, federation sources said in Luasanne, Switzerland yesterday. The Seoul organisers are keen to ensure maximum revenue from the sale of American television rights by staging some athletics
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      Everton's second defeat in a row
      92 25 LONDON, Wednesday EVERTON and Luton rang down the curtain on the English league soccer First Division last night with the new champions suffering their second defeat in a row. Everton, playing away and without nine of tneir regulars because of international calls and injuries,
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      Tennis association gets $50,000 offer
      386 25  -  By ALFONSO CHAN TENNIS in Singapore has a chance to blossom if a sponsorship scheme offered to the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association can be worked out in the next few weeks. French electronics giant Thomson CSF has come forward with a $50,000 cash offer to
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      John Choy to quit vice-president's post
      269 25 HE CAME like a breath of fresh air to the tennis scene, and charged the flagging spirits. Dr John Choy's election to tennis administration was like adrenalin running through the veins of the sport But last week Dr Choy, or simply John to his
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      Bank no match for Tobacco men
      215 25  -  SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY 4 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 2 By ALFONSO CHAN STANDARD Chartered Bank were cashiered good and proper by Singapore Tobacco Company in their Business Houses Football League quarterfinal junior knockout tie at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Led by injured ex-international Terence
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      Where girls can meet boys on equal footing
      576 25 SPORRCUTTER COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK SQUASH is about the only game where girls meet boys on equal footing. In the Under-12 age group, they slog it out, before making rapid exits from any tournament. In the higher age groups, only players
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      BRUCE GROBBELAAR:
      42 26 The clown of the Liverpool side. Although erratic and prone to the silliest mistakes, the ex-Rhodesian soldier is more than capable of a superb game and has saved Liverpool on numerous occasions NICKNAME: The Reds GROUND: AnfMd MANAQER: Joe Fagan
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      PHIL NEAL:
      40 26 Past his prime. The Liverpool captain is due to retire soon. A bargain buy from Northampton Town, the ageing player is slow and is the weak link in Liverpool's defence, although his distribution and reading are almost faultless
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      JIM BEGUN:
      34 26 Irish international defender who made his debut for Liverpool in the epic FA Cup semi-final clash with Manchester United. An able deputy for the injured Alan Kennedy. A tough and resolute tackier.
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      MARK LAWRENSON:
      37 26 3 it from the bargain basement at ton, this Irish international is the pin in the Liverpool defence. Adapt either as a midfielder or central defender, his versatility and reading of the game are excellent
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      KEVIN MACDONALD:
      37 26 Bought from Leicester to fill the midfield vacancy left open by Graeme Soilness' departure. Not classic Liverpool material Vet, but his distribution and quick-thinking have often created the spaces in which Dalglish and Rush thrive.
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      ALAN HANSEN:
      37 26 Scottish international and as cool as they come. A solid ball-winner and excellent header. His height is an obvious advantage and the central defensive partnership he forms with Lawrenson is one the strongest in England.
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      KENNY DALGLISH:
      40 26 Getting on in his years and not as fast as a forward should be. But the space that he has while operating as a free-roaming forward are an excellent stage for his skills. First-rate passer and turns brilliantlv
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      RONNIE WHELAN:
      36 26 His most important attribute is his ability to score goals from afar. (Remember Manchester United?) Tends to fade away from the game, however and is more than likely to spend the afternoon running aimlessly.
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      SAMMY LEE:
      39 26 Not as tigerish as he was in his prime, when he was well-known for his determination and high workrate. Has slowed a bit, but his determination is still evident. Also tends to fade away during a game.
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      LAN RUSH:
      40 26 Little need be said about this first-class goal-poacher, who's scored goals from almost every conceivable position and is one of the most feared strikers. Point to note: Liverpool have never lost a game in which he has scored.
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      JOHN WARK:
      38 26 A deadly striker at Ipswich, his former club, but has never quite reproduced the form with Liverpool. He can score goals, and indeed, has bagged some useful ones, but not really the dangermato that Liverpool need.
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      PAUL WALSH:
      40 26 If he is injured, it will be a big blow to Liverpool, for he's what Liverpool really need a nippy forward to complement lan Rush in the attack. Has proved his worth with magnificent goals during Rush's absence.
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      GARY GILLESPIE:
      39 26 Will take Lee's place if he recovers from an injury in time. The big midfielder plays Continental-style soccer and appears to be lumbering at times. Fairly dangerous though, and has an uncanny eye for a dangerous opening.
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      Race between a 'Rolls end a Ferrari'
      576 26 EUROPEAN CUP I EUROPEAN CUP FINAL: HEYSEL STADIUM, BRUSSELS f THE UVERPOOLrJUVENTUS European Cup Final at the Heysel Stadium, unwell, today provides a faadnating Anglo-Italian confrontation. It will be like a Rolls-Royce racing a Ferrari. It promises to be just as absorbing as
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      FACT SHEET
      197 26 Liverpool's European Finals: 1966 Lost 1-2 v Borussia Dortmund Cup-Winners' Cup 1973 Won 3-2 v Bourssia Moenchengladbach UEFA Cup 1979 Won 4-3 v Bruges UEFA Cup 1977 Won 3-1 v Borussia Moenchengladbach European Cup 1979 Won 14) v Bruges European Cup 1991 Won 1-0 v Real Madrid European
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      LUCIANO BODINI:
      41 26 He is the weakest link in the side, he is decidedly unsure when dealing with crosses. Uncapped and suspect he has appeared uneasy in big games. NICKNAME: The Zebras (also The Old Lady) GROUND: Communal Stadium MANAGER: Giovanni Trapattoni
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      LUCIANO FAVERO:
      22 26 An attacking defender enjoying his first full season. Can be speedy when required, gives the side the extra man upfront.
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      ANTONIO CABRINI:
      27 26 He is a World Cup star with 55 international caps to his credit. He is firm and hard in his tackling a typical Italian defender.
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      GAETANO SCIREA:
      27 26 Another hero of World Cup '82. In him Juventus have a defender that makes a great partnership with Cabrini. Fast and hard in his tackles.
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      SERQIO BRIO:
      18 26 A swift defender, will play if Juventus decide to mark lan Rush with a 90-minute shadow.
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      MASSIME BONINI:
      19 26 Uncapped but an experienced player does a great job in midfield with his timely and accurate passes.
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      MARCO TARDELLI:
      22 26 World Cup winner who is fantastic in midfield. Known for his aggressive play, should pose problems for the Liverpool midfielders.
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      ZBIGNIEW BONIEK (above):
      43 26 Has scored 22 goals for his country and a hatful for Juventus. A big occasion player whose pace, skill and vision make him capable of world class form. Rated very highly by Juventus and is one of their inspirational players.
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      MICHEL PLATINI:
      44 26 Skipper of France and scorer of a record 40 goals for his country. Twice European Footballer of the Year he is one of the world's top players. The other inspirational player in the Juventus side. Can single-handedly lead his side to victory.
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      MASSIMO BRIASCHI:
      33 26 Strides down the right with great See and bags of trickery on the 11. 11 League goals this season and always willing to work hard to gain possession of the ball.
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      PAOLO ROSSI:
      39 26 Scored 20 goals for Italy, six of them helping them win the 1982 World Cup. Flopped badly this season, being substituted in 14 of the 28 League games he's played. Has a knack for scoring crucial goals.
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      55 23 r SPORTS VIEW POINT If you have any views or comments on sports, yon can write to the Sports Editor, The Singapore Monitor Ltd, 2 Alexandra Road #03-01A, Delta Honse, Singapore 0315. Yon can use a Psoedonvm, bat do remember to give as your nnme and address, without which we
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        MICHEL PLATINI Platini: Three players rolled into one
        372 27 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL '89 'LIVE' TELECAST! SBC Ch 5, 2.10 am "HAPPINESS is not having lost your last game." That is the philosophy which has made Frenchman Michel Platini the world's most dangerous footballer. If Juventus are to beat Liverpool in the
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        KENNY DALGLISH DiIHUII Bast wffli back towards gaal
        321 27 WHILE Juventus are well aware of the goalscoring feats of lan Hush, the man they will fear most is Kenny Dalglish. Like Platini, Dalglish is the soul of his team. Now 34, Dalglish has been writtenoff more than once, when injuries have
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      New twist to A & W scheme
      522 27  - New twist to A W scheme 'Coaches will not be forced to part with their athletes' By ERNEST FRIDA THE A&W athletic training scheme has taken a new twist. The Singapore Sports Council (SSC) now says that coaches will not have to part with their athletes for the time being.
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      Good times for gourmets
      211 1 THERE'S this old saying that there is no such thing as a free meal, but on the other hand, not-too-expensive meals seem to be the order of the day now. In absolute dollar terms, eating out actually costs less now than last year. Restaurauteurs are offering
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      Delectable variety of Indonesian specials
      462 1 ARUMANIS Indonesian Restaurant opened at Far East Plaza in April, and brought with it the cuisine that made it famous when it was located at Apollo Hotel. The menu consists of an extensive selection of Indonesian favourites. The menu is categorised into sections featuring soups,
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        56 1 M IHllfl /i Grand SUm R H Special lunch promotion M Soup Sandwich Specials $5.50++ U QhH Ahmoon Special dinner $9.50++ Q M afternoon Delights M H exotic food M over 200 items H of Beer 8«ef57.75 Q Ih #02-09 The Q H Singapore 0923 Tel: *****33 H I p
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      Filipino favourites
      805 2  -  By ANNA JULIET ROSS PISTANG PlUpino has engaged the services of two professional chefs from prestigious restaurants in Manila, one from Barrio Fiesta and the other from Midlands Hotel which is famous for conducting seminars and courses for chefs. Both chefs have been in the catering industry for
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      A Filipino fashion and food fiesta
      204 2 A FILIPINO food festival will b« held in th« Apollo hotel from June 12 to 18. Betides feating on authentic Filipino food, patrons of the hotel will be surrounded with a show of Filipino cultural and fashion items. During this promotion, buffet lunches and
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        182 2 God its Friday mm C 4-Course Set Lunch A THE LONGEST HAPPY at $7++ dally. HOUR Of TOWN Outside Catering Services From 12 noon to 7pm daily 1 Glass of Beer -$3 Net! (jS JHANICOD! 1 Jug of Beer- 814 Nett W.D.IIUIM-. And 20% off bar price* fardalnfcal Om tkmt
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        35 2 TUUK BEER CUBE! (OPPOSITE THE MARCO POLO HOTEL) PP ImZM L -iHL Live Music Nightly by Talented Trio ■the triangles® I Guest Artiste: William Scorpion Performing on Friday Saturday Nights, and Eves of Public Holidays
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      The Dragon Inn's diverse delights
      397 3 THE Dragon Inn Steam Boat Special is a little Chinese restaurant which last month moved into the premises of th« Creperte above Fltxpatiick's supermarket in Chancery Lane. It offers a place to rest your feet after shopping at the supermarket downstairs. One rainy day nearly
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      Coachman's superb fare
      216 3 THE Coachman's Inn is a typically highclass British pub/restaurant situated snugly on the third floor of Parkway Parade. There is an aura of rustic radiance about the place, a sort of serenity one seldom encounters in most local restaurants. The Coachman has virtually everything going for it:
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        60 3 THE Coachman provides a special telephone service to diners. It also has a potorotd camera on hand to provide courting couples and those celebrating their anniversaries and birthdays with an instant picture for their album. These services are provided free of charge. All major credit cards are accepted at the
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        274 3 Apollo Indonesian Restaurant vVjjV/ (formerly In Apollo Hotel) Indonesian Cafe Restaurant Rta 02-26/32 Far East Plaza wk< n (next to Hyatt Goodwood Park hotels) MB fcw 14 Scotts Road Singapore 0922 Tel: *****02/*****26 fcts^P® 11 Dally: 9.00 am—lo.3o pm Apollo Indonesian Restaurant Jf /M now located in bigger and better
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      Suntory dishes out choice Japanese food at remarkable prices
      458 4 IF YOU want to get full value for the money you spend on food, try going to a restaurant that doesn't intend making a profit. That is the avowed intention (at least for the next year or so) of the Suntory
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      The place for super Szechuan specials
      288 4 FAR from th« maddening crowd on the second floor of RELC Building in Orange Grove Road is Pin Hslang Restaurant. The restaurant's food is designed to please the eyes as well as the palate. Everything is cooked in traditional Szechuan style, decorated and served
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        252 4 Revisited At the Maya Ranimahal, the choice of Northern I Indian, Kashmiri and Moghlai specialities, is endless. I I The most exquisite Tandoori Chicken, delicate I Samosas, the finest selection of Naans and tantalising I I Kulfis for dessert await you in luxurious hotel I I comfort. I But at
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      Denny's, it's a different family dining experience
      531 5 DENNY'S, the family restaurant at Orchard Point is now open 24 hours. This American restaurant has been described as being somewhere between a "real restaurant" and a fast food outlet. It caters to those who want an inexpensive meal served on proper plates
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        15 5 E family. Valpolicella Classico. Soave Classico. Both worthy of a great Italian tradition. |RUFFINOI t,
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        167 5 iftglsA Garden I "n^jvteet Debbie ScCedric I 77* trundling singing Dutt I It'll be curtains up at the all- I new Garden Lounge for I Debbie and Cedric from the I st J une Together they'll I pßr^feglenchant you with some of your I favourite contemporary tunes. I i All
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      Right time to join the merry TGIF wine fiesta
      434 6 THE hot spot at Far East Plaza is still TGIF (Thank God It's Friday), on the fourth floor of the building. This disco cum lounge has held many special promotions since they opened for business. Most have turned out to be
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      Mayarani dishes out a Moghul feast
      360 6 IF you've longed for more than a whiff of the wonderful smells coming from Maharani Restaurant at Far East Plaza, visit it's new branch in the basement of Boulevard Hotel, Cuscaden Wing. Like the first branch, the Mayarani Restaurant is decorated in Moghul style,
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        167 6 Traditional Japanese Cuisine Restaurant Suntory spans the World Restaurant Suntory seeks to introduce Japanese cuisine all over UH the world.Counting its Singapore vTy Restaurant, it now operates a total RESTAURANT• of ten restaurants worldwide, and O T D V plans to open more in major UIV J. \JIX 1 overseas
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      Place for executives to unwind
      246 7 NITE Spot Discotheque, the "dressed-down executive's hang-out" has been in business for nearly three months now. Situated on the second floor of Parklane Shopping Hall, this disco is meant to capture the freespending sort of clients. It attracts mainly young people now but plans are
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      Ivory plans for a top class line up in entertainment
      262 7 THE Ivory discotheque on th« fourth level of the Excelsior Hotel has got a few interesting activities lined up. There will be special shows by performing artistes for the month of June only, beginning with June 3 when Shedly Saheb
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      Parawave Disco, where every night is ladies' night
      217 7 THE Parawave discotheque on the fourth level of the Paramount Hotel gives top priority to ladies, or so it would seem. Every night from Sundays to Thursdays is Ladies' Nite when no cover charge will be levied on ladies coming to the
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      Ruffino, the choice of wine-lovers
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      Gemini, disco that makes your music
      356 8  -  By ANNA JULIET ROSS ON our rounds we had a very pleasant and unexpected surprise. Along Upper Thomson Road near Thomson Plaza was a quaint little disco pub. It is small, full of energy and atmosphere as pubs should be, and often crowded with
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      Rocking it up at Celebrities
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