Singapore Monitor, 27 February 1983

Microfilm: NL13896
Total Pages: 42
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      Your neighbourly police post
      276 2  -  By RAY MILLER and K K FONG POLICE and people together that is the theme of a revolutionary new method of policing to be introduced in Singapore. It is based on the Japanese Koban system of neighbourhood policing and will totally change the role of the
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      NPP ANSWERS NEEDS OF NEW POLICE PHILOSOPHY
      365 2 NPPs in the New Toa Payoh Police Division FROM the bottom to the top, that i> bow the Commissioner of Police, Mr Goh Yonf Hone sees the police in Singapore remodelling its thinking with the introduction of the Neighbourhood Police Post (NPP). He
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      THE KOBAN SYSTEM OF POLICING
      282 2 WHAT is the Koban system of policing? The idea comes from Japan where there are 5,100 Kobans and just over 10,000 rural variations of them In Osaka, for instance, only one-sixth of all patrol men work in cars while the rust are in Kobans. Officers
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      Avenue for police-public communication
      177 2 THE police and the public are strsfsn when they meet according to Mr Chua Sun Chin, the Minister for Home Affairs Revealing the new philosophy behind the police force at a briefing in Kim Keat Community Centre yesterday afternon, Mr Chua said there was avenue through
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      Lock icon Iron lung boy's condition is stable
      118 3 Reuter MELBOURNE, tat MATTHEW PHONG, the sii-yearold Singapore boy flown here by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) for treatment of paralysing poUo disease, was in a serious but stable condition today, a hospital spokeswoman said He was taken to the Fairfield Hospital here
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      How to write your new address
      88 3 THE new postal address should be written clearly In this order The address must be written with the block number or buildh* number followed by the street name. The uae of the words Apt Block or Block are optional. The block and street names
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      'Homes for aged may erode family responsibility'
      332 3 THE government, while welcoming the setting up of new homes (or the aged, Teen that the move may unwittingly erode the family's responsibility to care for the elderly. Building more homes might agCvate the social problem rather r alleviate it. The Minister for
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      English is the weakest subject
      296 4  -  Urgent need to help teachers improve proficiency in English •y CAROLINE BOEY ENGLISH is the weakest subject in Singapore schools sod there is so urgent need to help teachers improve their proficiency in English, Dr Tsy Eng Soon, the Minister of State for Education, said
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      Only old files and chairs remain
      110 4 THERE «tr« no long auauaa of ntooit. Nona of lh# umml commotion it tha Registry of VaNdaa yastarday. Only i faw old Wti tnd ompty chtirt ra- ,i„ ,j mainvu. This It bacauaa, tho IbAA IMAA1 M AA 14A nUv IMS movM inio in
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      Former salesman guilty of CBT
      154 4 A FORMER salesman, who misappropriated a total of ISIISO to pay his debts, was sentenced to a total of IS months imprisonment by a district court yesterday Taxi driver A P Abdul Rahman. *f. pleaded guilty to three cnarges of criminal breach of trust while
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      Computerised guest service facilities in new hotel
      311 4  -  •y LYE YIN FONG WHEN the world s tallest hotel, the 71storey Westin Stamford opens in Singapore's Raffles City in ltM, its guests along with those in the 2S storey Westin Plana. will en)oy extensive computerised guest service facilities. The 250.000 guests expected
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      157 2 POLICE 'FORCE' yi fc. A Can yw MC UN stp.yau You donl hm cop* hiuMng you off Nko thu foe o park log offtfic#, not h#f# il §ny rata. Bui tftto, in conooptud loan, to eftot con happen In Mto worst cooo of poMce "force" bolng uood. A MfcA QAIIAA
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      32 4 You've enjoyed it in Irish Coffee, Why not enjoy it other ways? J .J. with WATER fiSl SODA IV ROCKS I*l IKMESOvI Jameson IRISH WHISKEY YOU'LL NtVU KNOW UNTII. YOU*Vt TWIED 11
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      Lock icon KL KEEN ON JOINT PRODUCTION OF SINGAPORE-DEVELOPED RIFLE
      316 5 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MALAYSIA is considering the possibility of jointly producing the assault rifle, the SARtO, with the Republic, according to Malaysian Deputy Defence Minister A bang Abu Bahar The Minister also said Malaysia hopes to iointly produce and purchase
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      Lock icon Reunited after six years
      41 5 C> njOrrvOOA f rWirMAJprVOn#, Cwfltfw, fwwf "H/iflpfj OOy rWww (fT^rVf/, who hod Juot orrtvod at Mktti$ofjoMt, St Paul Intomatlonol Airport on ™itSS#<toytf rtrnggta to jt(*>• frmdfr 6#c* togathar again. At loft b Thotaanaphono'a youngoot ton. PICTURE: UPI
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      Lock icon Reagan had opted out of private POW rescue raid
      216 5 AP WASHMGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT Reagan accepted the advice of his staff and declined to let the US get involved in a private raid into Laos simod st recovering missing American prisoners of war, the White Houae said yesterday. A participant in
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      Suharto's likely No.2
      51 5 JAKARTA, tot THIS is General Umsr Wirahadikusumak, M, who is likely to become Indonesia's new vice-president He will replace tbe charismatic Adam Malik who waa surprised by the announcement Gen Wirabadikusumak is virtually certain to be elected by the m-member Congress which begins a five-yearly session next
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      Lock icon New Great Wall discovery
      114 5 UPI BEUINQ, Saturday CHINA has announced the discovery of a 2,700-year-old, 99 5 km section of its Great Wall, one of the world's ancient wonders The official Xinhua News Agency said the discovery was made by archeological surveyers in Shssnxi Province in northern Chins "The 99.5
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      China denounces Soviets for supporting Vietnam
      359 6 Hanoi offer on partial pull-out from Cambodia rejected BEUMQ, Saturday ON the eve of new Chi net Soviet talks, China's leading newspaper accused the Soviet Union today of supporting "extremely vicious" Vietnamese aggression in Cambodia and joining in a threat to China from the
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      Lock icon 3-nation accord to protect refugees from Viet attack
      205 6 AP BANGKOK, Saturday THAILAND, Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to employ political and diplomatic measures rnst Vietnam if Hanoi's forces attack a Cam boborder refugee encampment near the Thai Cambodian frontier. Foreign Minister Siddhi Sa vetaila said today Mr Siddhi. who just
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      Lock icon Daredevil gets married on cable over river
      208 6 AP BOULDCR CITY (Nevada}, tat DAREDEVIL Sieve McPaak WM married ea a let «f eaMaa apaaalag (be Hoover Dan CEk' veatare 221 aaelrea above Ike Colorado River ■takt ke Ma last akoet ready la settle leva mmi keve a baacb el little wfcowakera,"
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      Lock icon Gandhi movie turns US sailor pacifist, lands her in the dock
      260 6 AP NORFOLK (Virginia), Saturday A SAILOR who refused to wear her navy uniform or perform military duties after seeing Gandhi, the movie about the Indian leader and pacifist, was sentenced yesterday to 60 days of hard labour In a
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      Lock icon Labour extends lead over Fraser's coalition
      302 7 Poll puts Bob Hawke's party 13-points ahead Reuter SYDNEY, Saturday THE opposition Labour Party has extended its lead over Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's conservative coalition government in the run-up to Australia's general election next weekend, according to an opinion poll published today. IV poll,
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      Lock icon Law allows new car for defective one
      172 7 UPI EAST HARTFORD (Connecticut), tot THEY looked like any other smiling couple who had just been handed the keys to their new car out, for Cheater and Ann Soboiewski, the shiny nw Ford was the first replacement vehicle ever provided by a Connect!
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      Lock icon 'Racket tired at jet was meant for Israelis'
      156 7 UPI BEIRUT, Set A ROCKET, part of which narrowly miaaed a Jordanian airlines plane on the runway at Beirut Airport on Friday, was aimed at the Israeli-occu-pied suburb of Khalde. police said The object slammed into the runway beaide the aircraft as
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      Lock icon Nigeria will join Opec to head off price war
      240 7 UPI NEW YORK, Sat OIL maverick Nigeria said it will join other members of the splintered Opec at an emergency meeting neit week to decide on a unified oil price cut to stave off an all-out global price war Analysts said
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      Lock icon Dreams of fame go up in flames
      82 7 Reuter LONDON, Saturday A HOSPITAL worker, honoured for putting out a fire, admitted yesterday that he liked being a hero so much that he started lour Maxes to wh glory Electrician John Jones. 37, would wait nenrhy for somebody to discover the fires
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      Lock icon THE ASSAM AFTERMATH
      502 8 Natives cremate their dead in the open on bank of river Newsweek Last week, the state elections in Assam turned into the bloodiest in Indian memory. Here, we provide a background on tha tragedy in this north-eastern state AT first it sounded like a lone rooster crowing
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      Lock icon Indira suspects foreign hand
      96 8 AP NEW DELHI, Saturday PRIME Minister Indira Candlii tald yesterday she believed ontslden enconrnged Ike violence thai killed at least 1.3H people la Assam. Asked at a aews conference If the thonght tkere was foreign influence beklad the agitators, Mrs Gaadkl said: I tklak tkey kave
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      144 5 X%W t ßasa Sayang Deluxe Dreams >r Rasa Sayang Deluxe Dreams bring to life the S dream that you've been having a carefree vacation of luxurious relaxation in Penang. After the magic of a short, comfortable jet ride you're in the Rasa Sayang Hotel in Penana, with all your cares
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      68 6 Foi annual siAscrtptfoii of HldOO you gtl a Polaroid M9OO cnnw (worth 1M.00) FREE. I w yow tubacriba now to Tha Sin- I I wort Monitor I Sunday Monitor I I JUkfV you can win attractive cash prizes I I in tha 'March' Lucky Draw. I I P*aca your tubacrtptton
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      333 7 Win the fantastic RD3SOLC or any of the other valuable prizes when you buy your Yamaha motorcycle from Ist January to 31st March, 1983.^ The Yamaha Bonanza motmmm is now in gear for the next three months **«>• cvao «n -wn n** mi g Grand ormTZE^^'^^Ur Lju ,>u w—- mnlnm
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      Emigration: The doors are closing
      720 9 I Reports by Judy Walker and Seah Chiang Nee THE grass may look greener on the other side of the field, but the fence is getting higher And the air can be very hostile in some cases. In fact, the current world economic recession and
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      Migrants not wanted
      80 10 A SURVEY OF NEW ENTRY POUCIES OF 5 NATIONS WHICH TRADITIONALLY ATTRACTED S'POREANS Number of aliens granted PR and citizenship SlU'l U ItHHrtH The doors are closing Ministry of Homo Affairs figures on foroignsrs who srs gnntdd Singapore citizenship and p«rmansnt rosldsncyi NumbSf Of Forsignsrt Qrsntsd Permanent
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      CONCERN OVER MIGRANTS
      138 10 United States THE US. which is reported to have between six and ten rmNion illegal rtens. is taking action against them and fining their employers During the last year it broke up nngs which had been smugghng m thousands of Latin Americans and an operation which had
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      PRESSURE BY UNIONS FOR CUTBACK
      124 10 Australia IN AustreNe, in response lo growing public pressure end ee a result of concern over unemployment, the Government has cut the number of people likely to be epproved lor immigration by about 10 per cent to around 100,000 during the IM2-t3 financial year. Preeeure
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      DIFFICULT PLACE TO GET IN
      114 10 Britain Although 250.000 people left Britain in the year which ended in June. 1901 this was the highest figure since 1974-75 it is very difficult for anyone to emigrate there A spokesman for the British High Commission says With three and a half mtfbon people
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      NEAR TOTAL BAN ON NEW ENTRIES
      117 10 Canada Traditionally, Canada hee gone ei out to oNroct Ims t immtfraoon quota Die* TrOffi 140,000 to 100,000. The reeeon la thet Conado is aurtortng from Its 1900 a endhoeone and a hoN minion ptopit OTTiciiiiy un- Whet is deecrtbed as nomul has vie
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      BADLY HIT BY THE RECESSION
      131 10 New Zealand NEW ZEALAND admits people who have skifts not readily available and. Ifce Austreke. keep* a Hat of the catagortee of people the country is short of. Doctors, teachers and lawyers need not apply The oountry has "a fair number of doctors and a
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      WHY SINGAPOREANS MIGRATE
      834 10 OMr Urn, 35. accountant, had done very well in his career until his last job. After graduating from the local university, he joined a multinational firm and left a year later to jom a growing local company He did well and rose rapidly in stature but felt
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      Col Gaddafi clashes with US in a near shootout
      664 12 LIBYA LIBYA'S PLOT AGAINST ENEMIES CAUSES WASHINGTON TO DESPATCH AIR AND SEA POWER Global Update MUAMMAR Gaddafi was on the prowl •pin First a trusted CIA agent warned that the Libyan lender bad hatched an elaborate plot to overthrow the pro-Western
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      DANGER! VITAMIN D CAN KILL
      445 12  -  Kxetuhrt Intake eaum calcium deposits to form In vital organs particularly susceptible. We highligltt Its dangsrs In our bright and babias and children art ntw haatth column today HEAIXHWISE by KURT BUTLER Most human tools are double-edged swords, capable of doing a great deal of
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      Lock icon Enter the Japanese super investors
      395 13 JAPAN ...news beyond the headlines NEWSWEEK JAPAN'S supersaleameo are forging s new Identity Super investors Awash In profits from five years of multibil lion dollar trade surpluses, Japanaas businesses are searching the globe with cheoue books in hand for everything from office buildings to prune
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      Lock icon Dr Clark's heartening show of courage
      236 13 NEWSWEEK IN who would be the first patient to receive aa artificial heart, Dr William Da Vriaa and kit colleagues at the University of Utah Medical Center put courage and stamina near the top of their list It waa a good thing During the
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      MEDISAVE IS NOT A CURE FOR ALL ILLS
      492 14 TllAfli* ||Ae ||AA* A ftj|A AI jui lAA l Dfff rill DMfl KM Of CMDIW Ofl NW diaave, the new health scheme and rtidir Dudley Au la of the opinion that it la not foolproof. To axpoct N to bo porfoct it
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      Lock icon Phoolan, the Bandit Queen of India
      645 14 IN THE NEWS...A COLUMN ABOUT HEADLINE MAKERS SIPA Her life avid doings read like a fictional movie script but the crimes that Phoolan Devi committed were very real robbery, kidnapping and murder. Earlier this month India's notorious Bandit Queen laid down her arms in
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      JOKERS
      88 15 THE FACETIOUS AND THE FOOLED Jokers have stopped at nothing from tolling tho Eiffel Tower and invonting octupiets to posing as axotic royal visitors. Soma hoaxes have boon designed to fool just one or two parsons. And othors have foolod the whole world sometimea for mora than a century
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      Undergrade pretend to be royalty
      143 15 Sn 1910 a group of Cambridge students aent a telegram to the Commander-in-Chief of the HMS Dreadnought saying that the ship was going to be visited by the Emperor of Ethiopia and his entoustudents in disguise were greeted with all the pomp and ceremony that
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      The day two rascals sold Eiffel Tower
      219 15 ®ne of the greatest hoaxes of all time involved the famous building the Eiffel It was built originally for the Paris exhibition of IM9 and it was intended that the tower should be knocked down after the show But it has remained to
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      The other Bard
      92 15 ImBSSI her® was a youth who wrote a play and ill IHn claimed it was the work of tne great playwright, William Shakespeare William Ireland, 17, had forged a seJ• pL ries of letters from the Bard to impress his father and scholars of the day con-
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      How to choose model that suits your needs
      83 16 As iur« as television btcamt an integral part of your livos, so will computers and thoy aro not as intimidating as you think. "Bits" and "bytes" may ba foreign-sounding farms la you now, but this articia explains tham concisaly and and ciearly
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      CHOOSE THE SYSTEM THAT'S BEST FOR YOU
      365 16 MOOEL: Apple II Plus MEMORY/EXPANSION; 48K (64K) DRIVE HOOKUP/DRIVE STORAGE: 6 (143K) LANGUAGES: BASIC. PASCAL. FORTRAN. Integer BASIC SCREEN/COLOURS: 40x24; 15 colours SOUNO GENERATORS: Has capability KEYBOARD: Standard (51 keys) 000 MOOEL: Atari 400 ME MOW Y/EXPANSION: 16K DRIVE HOOKUP/DRIVE STORAGE: 4 (80K)
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      HOME COMPUTERS
      1063 16 BUT DID NOT KNOW HOW TO ASK EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COMPUTERS have already become part of our everyday lives Automatic bank and telephone answering machines, pocket calculators and even microwave ovens use microprocessors very similar to those in computers Most of today s computers work
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      Things your computer can do
      152 17 IT CAN PREPARE your tax returns for yee. There are maay lax pregramases available. Your com paler will art yee the appropriate question, calculate your IP YOU HAVE trouble maaaglng a lonrfcill, your competer caa lay ont a weekly hedgtt aad even tell yee whet
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      Coronation Grove up for sale soon
      205 18 THE marketing of an $S million condominium along Coronation Road West will begin in midMarch and asking prices are from $3221 per aq m Coronation Grove (left), the name of the 24apartment development near Hwa Chong Junior College in Bukit fimah Road is being
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      PITFALLS OF HOME HUNTING
      647 18 Do not be taken in by helpful, friendly agents PROPERTY DCL Ijt _n j.I I g-i wfm |kAM|A L.«g»tia>_«i i/Cifciriwirivi ofi now iniorTTvvo you BrOi nofnw nuniiny can ba a long and tadioua task. It can ba 30 pcopartlas A |A4A# A |k at akAAa ■no
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        Getting all the names in
        101 18 IF yom come across ike Initials KFBC oa a property pamphlet, do mot raise year eyefcrowi. It to aot a aear Keatacky Fried sad Boiled Chichea bat a aear Jsiat veatare hy three raal estate compaales Kaigkt Frsak aad Rstley, Cheoag Hock Chye aad Ballliea
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        Ads by mystery man
        67 18 RECENTLY there kave beea a aamber of advertiaemeats by a mysterious Mr Cleat who waats to bay large deveiopmeat sites. Soarces traced the telepboae aamber of Mr Cheoag to the Par East Orgaaisatioo aad therefore believe he if workiag lor property makb ate Ng Teag Foag
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        Cheap housing no more
        56 18 YOU kaow the days of cheap koaitai art really, really over wbea the price of pvMtc boas log croases the balf-a millioa dollar mark. Start the roaatdowa bow Aa HUDC peat boese of 283 sq m la Braddell View wai advertised last week for f49S,Mt. Up
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      The Dog Man
      74 21 THEODORE PETROF, known as THE DOG MAN, hid in the forest of KOSTROMA in RUSSIA because of his canine appearance He was hunted down, captured and spent the rest of his life as one of the freak attractions of the BARNUM CIRCUS. The anterior part of his
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      The Giant Children
      88 21 They are known as the LITTLE GIANTS OF NEW ZEALAND. Believe it or not, WILFRID WESTWOOO was 11 years old and his sister, RUBY, 13, when this photograph was taken in 1907. Wilfrid weighed 128 kilos and was 1.59 metres tall. Ruby was a centimetre shorter and
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      Biggest Camera
      59 21 This is the biggest camera in the world. It was constructed in May 1901 by an American, GEORGE LAWRENCE. Its total weight: 650 kilos, plaque included. The camera required 150 litres of glue for the bellows and the plates measured 2.50 metres long and 1.50 metres wide. The
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      28 10 ELIZABETHAN GRILL Appetising htnekm and dinner* m the old English manner. Traditional Engliek fare or Sunday Curry Tiffin. Am pat pleaer. Our tradition is legendary t£St Raffles Hold
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      342 15 Qsinifn opens a whole new door to refrigeration. Pit's the only refrigerator with a faet-freeze compartment and an extra door, that will make a whole lot of difference and 1 MipfOVwiTivn Most nfrtjwion today have only 1 door or at most 2 Now Sanyo ha* taken ona, tMg extra alap
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      132 17 PENANG'S PALM BEACH k EXPERIENCE I r.n Qt inchuivi of airfare niMl SIN-PEN SIN If I *4*BSBB jb "iCSu Beach Hotel, located on Penang's jfj famed Batu Ferringi Beach, offers you an WyM exciting experience of aun, sea and aand! A jf f. vacation apiced with the beat of Penang
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      64 19 r-ftiTlTftei these green 1 J I pont care if thev are JELLYBEANS S JON'S FAVORITE, I'M GOING ARE PRETTY J EAT TMEM ALL^^/^ JtM PAVfj> 127 i WMY, HELLO I I HERE, YOO MAY HAVE THE I C THERE, OPIE J LAST GREEN JELLYBEAN J I 5 AREN'T I I
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      209 20 f b Bl R«chln Do- Wllder PI cmoh, jiww-aor.. *IIJ now mmivj**. M IT~*O sior nm.y comsvoi m^m SaSy mct?S£w SSfcrlM Q o JJ lo.fi Dennis.will you Mr.wilson Fhe wants both or us Milton Bradley's Fun and Games Time Toys that make learning fun. The game mat II tie A
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      Martial arts with that touch of Fantasy
      119 22 HK TVB'a drama serial BUDDHA'S PALM was a segment of the station s popular ENJOY YOURSELF TONIGHT programme Its cast included OUYANG PEI SHAN of MAN IN THE NET FAME, JtNG DAI YIN of THE BUNO and VU YANG, TVB s up-and-coming male
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      THE STORY...STEP-BY-STEP
      765 22 During his birthday celebrations, the I Nu Jtan sect leader Jm Wan Di announces the bethrothal of his only daughter Chu Chu to second disciple Yu Ren Jw Frst disaple Yun Jian Fei. who is secretly m love with Chu Chu. is heartbroken on hearing the news But
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      MORE JOIN THE FAST FOOD BANDWAGON
      98 23  -  BATING with VIOLET OON Singapore It fast becoming tha pot of gold at tha and of tha rainbow for tha raataurant buainaaa. Flrat It waa tha Amaricans who cama in a big way wtth tha* fast food outlats.Thsn Swttzartand antarad tha arana with Its
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      EAST
      241 23 PEMUDA fhied chicken b t«"or ..m* ka latooia wttk r«u«rutt la Nor Sarabaya. M«lui BMd food be kmc what It to mostly spices tUI dellcloasly fragraat .fiJi test food. la tkto cue lie mala dtflereace The food to terved U» yoa, la aa Aalaa settla* u «-4. w the
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      ...AND WEST
      327 23 Britain's WIMPY is of the slich-selMervtce-counter genre with bright colours and a young. br msn£eiS s main t^ ritlSh fish and chips as an additional attraction. I had my first taste of Wimpy 20 years ago in London and frankly, the experience was no e y atmosphere was
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      It's not so bad to eat alone
      1126 25  -  Lone eaters are not square pegs in round holes ONE CITIZEN'S VlEW^srs By X X CHEN IT HAD always been my impression that people hate to eat on their own especially if thev have to go through the ordeal in public How enlightening
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      Pulling the wool over his eyes
      452 25  -  By MICHAEL GARTNER IN days of old, before the blow-dryer was invented, gentlemen wore wip of white or powdered hair In those days, jokesters sometimes referrea to hair as wool And those same jokesters thought it was great fun to sneak up behind a
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      275 26 The high-point off Attenborough's masterpioco shown here for the first time the killing of the Indian apostle of peace SYGMA This Is ths climactic scstis of ths mw block* bustsc, "OfiHlhi" nfh#rc Indisn spiritual laadar Mahatma Qawdhl (pisysd by Anplo hian actor Ban Khuliy) la shot dsad by an
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    • THE '83 OSCARS
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        Tough and close fight
        121 27 A YEAR OF EPIC PERFORMANCES It was a vintage year for films and performances after a series of box office "bombs" (HEAVE NSQATE, ANNIE and the like) the previous year The box office cash registers kept ringing and ringing to gross a record US$3 4 bMion
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        Jessica hits a double
        124 27 The same competitiveness among the male actors apply to the female categories as wed JESSICA LANGE became the only double nominee in 40 years when she was nominated for both the Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress awards m FRANCES and TOOTSIE respectively. Other nominees for
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        The Extra Terrestrial is firmly ensconced in Tinsel Town for sequel
        151 27 DID E.T. REALLY MAKE THE JOURNEY HOME? Unknown nominee: One of those named in the Best Director category of the Academy Awards was Wolfgang Petersen, the young German director of Das Boot E.T. didn't go home Apparently, the EXTRA
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      When Russia falls and Britain is taken
      565 28  -  •f FELIX SON EVENT ONE: There is s life and death power struggle in the Soviet Politburo after the death of the ageing incumbent leader A rapid erosion of national discipline leads to food riots in Russian cities. Anarchy is further fuelled by
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      Macbeth in cartoon
      305 28  -  •1 M Y ZHENG Shakespeare i Macbeth in comic book form? And un- abridged text? The former had to happen With wan and witchcraft, valour and villainy the stuff of Shakespearean plays, one can just imagine the exciting visual poasibili ties, the wonder is that no one
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      THE GREAT TOURIST RIP-OFF
      316 28  -  TITLE: Fool's Paradise AUTHOR: Brian Moynahan PUBLISHER: Pan Books FELIX SON Travel a lot* Then this hook will give you a rude Jolt- It blatantly upo— (sometimes with s tinge of masochism on the part of the author, I suspect) what a fool you have been
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      520 28 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Elizabeth Taylor. Joanne Woodward. Ralph Nad«r. author Irwin Shaw celebrate birthday* today Doubts about a family m«mb«r disappear, reducing tension Financial considerations lead you to 9«t your work better organised Let go of a resentment you have harboured for far too long. Travel brings increased business and
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      Ch 5 selections
      346 29 Tht Computer Programme. 2.2S pm IN this introductory programme. presenter Chris Serle explains the major role computers will soon play in our lives and how we have to prepare tor it Re talks about the ability of computers from being a simple pocket calculator to a sophisticated
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      208 29 Daniel Slain The Timepiece, 1.15 pm. DANIEL STEIN is a solo mime artiste In this programme, he acts out The Timepiece, which deals with the life of a man and the paaaage of time in that life; his labours, obstacles and love A House It Not A
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      932 29 muUiuaJkflH^Hßl^l^HH^^HHV 9.00 Opening Followed by Children's Fea- Big League Soccer features matches happy royal household hire: The Last of *0 Mohicans (E). between Tottenham Hotspurs and Man 5 20 National Geographies: Egypt Quest This the tale of an English Indian Chester City. Southampton and Norwich for Eternity (Last Episode) (E).
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  • week's tv highlights
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      MUSICALS
      84 30 IN PERSON: OBraldin* Branegan (Tuds, 7.50 pm) GERALDINE Branegan is Irish and rather vivacious She has performed in Singapore at one of our leading hotels, and has toured Europe and Japan She will sing Just Me. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow. The Water Is Wide and The Candle
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      Back on safari
      433 30 MOVIES Channel 5 Highlights AFTERNOON MATINEE: An Elephant Ceded Slowly (Tues, 4.25 pm) THE original cast of Born Free Virginia McKenna and Bill Traver*. with George A darmon make a re-appearance in their beloved Africa for a vacation. Being ani-mal-lovert, they volunteer to houae-alt for a naturalist
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      NEW SERIALS
      250 30 Music-Go-Round (Fri, 6.55 pm) FOUR programmes of song and entertainment items have been comKed in response to the hundreds of ters from younger viewers. Programmes one and three consist of song and dance items and programmes two and four will show how we can make music from ordinary
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      Channel 8 Highlights
      228 30 Through The Peering Lens Print Making, (Tues, 7.30 pm). THIS programme traces the origin of print making It features a demonstration by children Multi-coloured wood block printing is illustrated by the works of Ukiyo-e artists, while modern wood block printing is demonstrated by Foo Chee San, who
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      264 30 3.12 Aft •moon Matins s: Chart* And The Great Balloon Cham. Charlie, who 72 year* old. wants to take part m a transcontinental hot-air baNoon race a dream he has always pursued but never realised Fmaiy. his grandson. Moms, helps get gong but Cherke s daughter. Susan, tries to stop
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  • showbiz
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      Hoover show not impressive
      439 31  -  Hoover Uve Theatre First perlormence wtth Lu Hal Peng, Qe Xiao Beo, Robart Laa Review by JOYCE LEE THE mushrooming video market and the movies have a new competitor live eotertainment This coocept has been revived by the Hoover Live Theatre, a few years after the
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      Children to play their own compositions
      289 31 THEY are very young and are excited at the prospect of performing before a fullhouse audience today. For many, this will be their first public concert and for the Yamaha Music School, this is the first concert by the Junior Special Advanced Course students
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      The latest in US home furnishings
      180 31 a good place tar whetewUmTawfretailers to have a peak ai the latest range In haw Inhihp It will he held at the Crystal Ballraai, Hyatt Regency Hotel, an Tuesday and Wedneeday be tween 9.M am and S pm. Bight American eiMhHari will promote retail
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    I sing for my supper, says Ricardo
    456 32  -  And, oh yes, to woo the ladies... showbiz By PAT D'ROSE "I WOO the lady to keep the gentleman on his toes and it always works." supper smser Ricardo Mendez declared Why the lady in particular?" he echoed my question "That's to make
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        69 33 HONG BAO SPECIAL: The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will hold a Hong Bao Special at the Ngee Ann Konasi land (between the Manor rin Hotel and Ngee Ann Building) at S pm tonight This is held in conjunction with the celebration of Lunar New Year The show features lion
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        DEMONSTRATIONS
        93 33 CALLIGRAPHY DEMONSTRATIONS: Two (long Kong illustrious artists, Chan Seong Yu and Quek Meng Tong. will demonstrate on dragon and phoenix calligraphy in the Han style and pyrography at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel today Mr Chan uses a special wooden pen to blend dragon and phoenix char acters with jgreat
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        FILM
        53 33 DOUBLE MAN: Double Mm, a detective drama, starring Yul Brynner and Brltt Eklsnd will be screened at the Hilton Movie-House at S IS tonight This film is about a CIA agent who meets danger when he investigates the death of his son in a skiing accident Admission is $8
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        TIDE GUIDE
        161 33 TODAY Low Uda S 07 am (10m) High tide 10 S4 am (10m) Low tide 140 pm (01m) MONDAY Low tide S SI am (0 0m) High tide 11 41 am (Mm) Low Uda 0 SO pm (0 1m) TUESDAY Low tide 0 SO am (0 7m) High
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        EXHIBITION
        35 33 PAINTINGS: Last day of exhibition of paintings by Tjok Raka now on at the Lone Pine Gallery. Mez lannine floor, Ming Court Hotel The exhibition features Bali portraits and scenes in oil and pastel
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        CONCERT
        61 33 OBOE RECITAL: Harold Kmert, who is acclaimed to be an international in- st ru mental Ist. will pre sent an oboe recital, with I.inn Ai Ee at the piano The recital will be held at the Victoria Concert Hall at 5 pm Tickets at $3 and $l art- available
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        MISCELLANEOUS
        150 33 NEW SERVICES FOB JI'RONG EAST/WEST: The SBS will introduce three new bus services in J uronE East and West with effect frum today There will be two feed er services Nos 333 and 335 and a trunk service No 79 to Chinatown The buses will operate from the temporary
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      635 33 t imLaSirflSr 7"" I MONITOR i S jackpoli2M2?.! m Cut out and staple with other coupons I Posting instructions appear below. I Sea A 9* Occupotion Address m I I N.1.1.C TIL i l I ER B s 3 I ROS S■ FH.L IN MIBBING J M rHcl LETTERS 4
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      533 33 Moneywords results and comments No entrant submitted a solution which corresponded in PT-1:4 Any boy may Uke to drink POP. but it may be all respects with the set of answers held by the judges to surprising a bic boy, for instance, buys himself s be the most apt and
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  • THE SUNDAY MONITOR RACING GUIDE
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      All point to Buttons N Bow
      407 34  -  WANDERING EYES GELDING HAS FORM, JOCKEY, DISTANCE AND DRAW IN HIS FAVOUR B J SMITH WELL-BRED Buttons N Bow should win the Ritz Club challenge trophy event (Race Seven) at Pen<ng today This five-year-old Wandering Eyes gelding has had eight starts on our local
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      Leading Trainers
      179 34 1st 2nd 3rd bran Allan 12 3 10 Laa Sang Hap 9 7 5 Robart Ng Yuan Kong 9 5 3 Samauri Rahman 8 8 4 Qamat Bougoura 8 3 Jaafar Padxali 8 3 2 Eddla van Braukalan 7 4 3 Qary van Braukalan 5 5 4 Buang
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      Leading Jockeys
      167 34 Tha labia «M updated after yaaterday's racaa 1st 2nd 3rd Tarry Lucas 12 2 3 J WHaon 12 3 7 Qarry Dormafty 11 4 4 AJwin Twwdto 7 7 4 L—Ma Khoo 6 5 3 YKFoo 5 4 7 Q AMandorf 5 4 5 JBiaaadala 4 8 7
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      239 34 •J 8MTTM Mt CHEW (Ma-Tan) NAMVANO (OoUin Boy) 11 Mw Sandhurst 14 Mv Energy 12 Puttn Sandhurst HAM 1 8 Kuda Naga 12 Pmvi Santrnt 8 Kuda Naga 14 Solar Enargy 8 Kuda N«ga 14 Sot* Enargy B r 9 £hwia Ckcua 1« Ctrcua Ocua 10 Ctrcua Cke«a
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      SUNDAY'S CARD BEGINS HERE
      5665 34 1.30 Class 4 Div D 1,200 m (Restricted Terms 2 3 Year Olds) Stakes $13,000 1 00 Mu* fmmm S7 lt (14 3bn*g GG Pmin Sw»«r iumn /*4 1 1 eve 57 Asuw*» Pi2oog Hia—igr imi)| //M JM C 4-0 57 Woo pl2oog Jiti Ruar Ist
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  • THE SUNDAY MONITOR RACING
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      Expats lead by point from local jockeys
      321 37  -  •if B J SMITH THE team of local expatriate jockeys led, but only by one point, after the first day of exciting races in the three-way contest for the Ritx Club challenge trophy at Pen anf yesterday. In the first race (Race Three),
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      BIG SWEEP
      37 37 FIRSTi ***** ($1,513) FIRSTs ***** ($1,113) THIRD! ***** (DI2) STARTERS ($4B mc«I): ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****. CONSOLATION ($36 #.ch): ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****.
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      SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
      2098 37 RACE I CLASS 4 DIV B 1.200 m 1 Prince Adioa 17 WUeoo (4) 111 7 Gallnat Chnllenger 57 Ptggett (ft) 111 Beaa Bijoe »7 Msrcsr (1) 7 11 4 Red Gaddaaa S7 Water- (t) 4 4 4 f Yokohama ft 7 SK Ho (1) ft ft
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      GAME FOR A GIGGLE
      880 39 Trousers may explode on the pitch, bullets may be flying in the goalmouth, but even in the event of unexpected disasters, the match must go on, says BILL SPICER. THERE are still some beautiful people around who believe that playing games and taking part in sports
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        Lock icon Carl Lewis wins double
        121 40 AP NEW YORK, Saturday: Carl Lewis became the first athlete to win a sprint-lons Jump double in the USA Mobil indoor track and field championships in U years and Stephanie Hightower set a world indoor best in the women's 54 •-metre high hurdles yesterday night The
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        Lock icon British shot putter dies
        64 40 AP LONDON: Simon Rodhouse. Britain's Number Two shot putter, was killed in an auto accident, track and field officials said yesterday Rodhouse, 27, was returning to his home in Southampton after competing against the Soviet Union at Cosford when his car was involved in a six-vehicle
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        Lock icon Noah in semi-finals
        117 40 Reuter LA CMHTA (CaMforma): Second seeded Yan nick Noah (below) of France beat Robert Van't Hof of the United States 6 2, 26, 7-5 yesterday to reach the semi-finals of a U5|255,000 tennis tournament here Noah, the tournament's defending champion, aced Van't Hof 14 times in the
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        Lock icon Backhand boats Tracy
        66 40 UPI OAKLAND: Andres Temsevari, a 18-year-old Hungarian tennis star, used an unorthodox backhand lob and a tough serve to upset top-seed Tracy Austin, 4-8, 7-5, 8-4 yesterday night st the US| 188,808 Oakland tennis tournament Other results: Sylvia Hanika beat Pam Shriver 8-3, 3-8, 8-3; Bettina Bunge
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        Lock icon Vilas' 58 min to victory
        89 40 Reuter DELftAY BEACH (Florida): Second-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, the last remaining seed, reached the semi-finals of a IJSfSOO.OOO tennis tournament tonight with an easy 8-0, 8-1 victory over Cassio Motta of BrasU. He will meet Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, who beat seventh-seeded Johan Kriek
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        Lock icon Allen Miller in the lead
        69 40 Reuter MIAMI: Allen Miller used a new-found putting stroke yesterday to shoot a seven-under-par 65 and take a one-stroke lead midway through the US$3OO,OOO (Sf600,000) Dora 1-eastern open at the Doral Country Qub. The 34 year-old Miller, who has only one victory in 13 years
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        Lock icon 'Animal's' knockout win
        86 40 AP CULVER CITY (CaMforrWa): Eddie the animal" Lopez knocked out Ishaq Hussen at 1:00 minute of the eighth round in their heavyweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds at the Culver City veterans auditorium yesterday night Lopez, who weighed 95 kg, now has a 25-6 record with 17
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      St Andrew's has victory in its sights
      52 40 SINGAPORE Monitor pkoto-Jovraal--Ist CHRISTUfE CHEW tad a Hold day watching the taints In training and nsod tar lons to captnro these shots. ABOVE: Hoads locked with one thlnp In mind victory. BELOW: Peeh-a-tao whore are you! The Saints gang mp and It Is
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      Saints will march on the warpath
      500 41  -  THEY WILL LEAVE THEIR 'HALOS' BEHIND Rutjby PKEVIEW OF SCC SCHOOLS' SEVENS FINAL By KEN JALLEH Jr. THE Saints will leave their haloa behind when they march on the warpath today headlong into giant killers Anglo Chinese School in the inaugural Singapore Cricket Club
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      Lock icon Hung Seng has it in his blood
      330 41 AS M comlag from a school with a loag sad promi raghy tradition wereat eaoagh, Choag Haag Seag also has Ms fs ailly tradltlsa to haak oa. Haag Seag. St Aadrew's school's see wlager ami sprlater, Is s>saato of Ma coach aad meator.
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      SCC plays true to form with unbeaten run
      184 41 SINGAPORE Cricket Oub A and Safra became the only two local flag bearers to make it to the main round of the SCC rugby sevens after a hectic day of preliminary round matches yesterday Hosts SCC A. led by skipper Nick Wood,
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      GLIMMER OF HOPE
      499 42  -  Haron, Prema look set to win medals at SEA Games I Athletics ERNEST FRIDA SPRINTERS Hiroa Mundir and Prema Govindran save Singapore fans early hopes of South-east Aata Games medals In May Tlwy returned fast times at the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's first All-Comers meet at the
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      32 41 WORLD OF SPORT M N3M> AT TH£ «GC OP J, Pof>C JOHN II OJ CC gfl| AMD l<7fc pars PffiffisOCCC^ia^i FROM today, The Sunday Monitor will bo publishing this now sports strip.
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