Singapore Monitor, 8 April 1985

Microfilm: NL14934
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    12 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 30cents Monday, April 8, 1985
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  • Article
    SPECIAL CLINIC HELPS ABORTION GIRLS
    518 1  -  By CATHARINE FERNANDO IN AN unobtrusive corner of Kandang Kerbau Hospital, a clinic has been set up solely for adolescent women in what is seen as a new attempt to handle rising teenage abortions. The clinic, part of the National University of Singapore's Obstetrics and
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    The MP who started the debate 'Clinic will provide much-needed service'
    546 1 MORAL education, combined with sex education at an early age, appears to be one solution to the problem of teenage abor- tions, according to a Member of Parliament and a gynaecologist. It was a question on teenage abortions, raised
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      143 1 SMS MsMM* *S? r SOCCE^ IHimy PUPteff ilk J i Mate Sm Paa* 2 may 9et highlights: page 17 no fare rise for these three teachers: P3 ack Pa 9 e BALLY iM9 H' T# The Best of BALLY is to be found at the lflflH||Pr following authorised f* BALLY
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      16 1 UMBC Asian Unit Mr Daniel Ltih -A* at tel: *****28/9 Jj for (he latest deposit rates.
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    • Article
      Abortion more risky after 12th week
      243 2 IN SINGAPORE, abortions are legally allowed up to the 24th week of pregnancy. But there could be some limitation on abortions performed after the first trimester (first 12 weeks of pregnancy), says a National University of Singapore gynaecologist. "Within the first 12 weeks of
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      HOW IT IS DONE
      117 2 WHEN A PATIENT asks for an abortion, a urine test is first carried out. Once the pregnancy is confirmed she is sent to a team of motivators who will advise the patient of her situation and tell her what the procedure involves. The abortion is usually
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    • Article
      Young girls used as massage-card touts
      547 2  -  By JOSEPH LEE ILLEGAL massage parlour operators were recently found to be making use of young girls to help in the distribution of massage cards. Two girls, aged 10 and 12, were caught in the company of their mother while slipping cards from door
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      Lock icon A rare breed of salesman
      120 2  -  By CAROLYN LEE WITH A bamboo hat to shield him from the sun, this old man (above), identified only as Mr Tay, treads the lanes and pathways, offering his bamboo wares. It is not a common sight these days, for he is one of the
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      Organised hell-riding now wiped out, say traffic police
      187 3 TRAFFIC police say they are confident that organised hell-riding is a thing of the past A senior officer said at the weekend there had been no complaints of illegal racing since the last big crackdown at Nicoll Drive last October. He said
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      No fare rise for these commuters
      354 3  -  By LEE KIT MUN AT LEAST three people we know are hardly affected by the recent hike in taxi fares. Teaching at the Anglo-Chinese Junior College, they go to school on their racing bicycles. Mr Amarjit Singh, a physics teacher and hockey coach in
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      Alan Tan...delegate with a difference at NTUC talks
      391 3  -  By GANDHI AMBALAM HE WAS one among the 294 delegates at the recent triennial conference of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC). But that was the only thing Mr Alan Tan had in common with the others. In all other respects, he
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    • Article
      Tourist board's special package for Thais
      100 3 THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board is selling an'dcoiiomrical package tour in Bangkok to lure more Triai visitors to the re'' public. Priced at Ss7oo, the package consists of a tour and snopping trip inclusive of return airfare, three nights' de luxe accommodation, American breakfasts,
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      Lock icon Time to chat it up with our men in blue
      648 4  -  By IRENE TOH I FOLLOWED a police inspector and a police constable into four homes last Sunday. I was there to "spy" on police house visits. It was obvious that all the groundwork had been done Far from being greeted
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      Bringing people together
      49 4 "One offshoot of the neighbourhood watch scheme is that I'm now closer to my neighboars. "When the neighbourhood police officer sends me pamphlets and circulars, I circulate them to my neighbours. It helps to bring us together. Mr Anthony Pereira, a resident of Jalan Minggu, Thomson
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      20 police posts set up so far
      155 4 THERE are now 20 neighbourhood police posts, following the first eight set up in Toa Payoh in 1983. The first one, the Khe Bong NPP, was set up on June 3, 1983. Last year, 12 additional police posts were opened, five in Jurong
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      Police hunt snatch thieves
      404 5  -  By K K FONG POLICE are mounting an island-wide hunt for a gang of four robbers believed to be behind more than 50 snatch thefts in the past few weeks. The gang, described by their victims as dark in complexion and in their twenties, usually hit
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      Automation helps tobacco firm stay competitive
      476 5  -  By JOSEPH LEE A SINGAPORE tobacco firm says the introduction of automation has made it more productive and given it a bigger bite of overseas competition. The change in Singapore Tobacco Company (Pte) Ltd has also meant giving its trained production workers greater responsibilities
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      Lock icon Wham! show drops 'em in China
      517 6 AP BEIJING, Monday WITH sexy dancers in strapless dresses, coloured strobelights and a hard-driving backup band, Britain's pop sensation, Wham!, stunned a mostly Chinese crowd at a packed Beijing Stadium last night in China's first big-name rock concert. "I'm just a love machine, and
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      Lock icon David Soul arrested at Easter church protest
      275 6 UPI PITTSBURGH, Monday ACTOR David Soul, militant minister Douglas Roth and two other Labour activists were arrested at an affluent church yesterday for trying to lay scrap metal on the altar in an Easter protest over steel-industry layoffs. Soul, Roth, Mike Bonn and
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      Lock icon Schroeder gets back to routine ...just what the doctor ordered
      444 6 UPI LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Monday ARTIFICIAL heart patient Bill Schroeder's first full day of life outside a hospital Easter Sunday was a day filled with the routine of ordinary life the experimental surgery was designed to give him. "Schroeder has already
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      Lock icon A cigarette butt drives an 11-year-old girl to suicide
      146 6 UPI ONTARIO (California), Monday AN 11-year-old girl, apparently upset over an impending family discussion of the discovery of a cigarette butt in her room, shot and killed herself with her mother's pistol on Wednesday, police said. The girl left a note
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      Lock icon Italy, China sign arms accord
      64 7 Italian Defence Minister Giovanni Spandolini (centre) and his Chinese counterpart, Zhang Aipeng, sign a defence accord which will boost the sale of Italian arms to China. The accord, the first sack Chinese agreement with a Western nation, allows China to boy a wide variety of
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      Lock icon World's birthrate drops, thanks largely to China
      230 7 AP WASHINGTON, Monday THE WORLD'S birthrate has dropped from 29 to 27 births per 1,000 people since 1983, thanks largely to sharp curbs in China's population growth, a private population study group reported. The Population Reference Bureau reported that China is currently averaging
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      Lock icon Gorbachev says yes – and offers arms concession
      458 7 Gorbachev says yes and offers arms concession Agencies MOSCOW, Monday SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev said yesterday that be had agreed to hold a summit with President Reagan and will halt deployment of mediumrange missiles aimed at western Europe. President Reagan, however, immediately dismissed the moratorium as a revived move to
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      Lock icon 10 killed in two Malaysian road accidents
      81 7 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TEN PEOPLE were killed in two road accidents in Malaysia yesterday, the national news agency Bernama reported. The report quoted nolice as saying five people died and four others were injured when two cars collided near Kuala Terengganu, 300
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      SPOILS OF THE WAR
      261 8 REPORT AND PICTURES BY SYGMA IRAQI soldiers clearing the battlefield after an attack on the Iranians at the Tigris River last month recovered important stocks of arms after burying the dead. Among the "heavies" the Iraqi army collected, part were 20 red Honda trial motorcycles, remains
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    • PEOPLEWATCH
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        'Escape' from Hollywood
        81 9 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS RON HOWARD (above) of "Happy Days" fame has been in Hollywood since ne was a kid playing Opie Taylor on "The Andy Griffith Show" but Hollywood hasn't rubbed off on him. Howard's life is private and low-key and he hopes to
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        Kennedy's gas aid
        76 9 JOSEPH KENNEDY 11, eldest son of Robert Kennedy, brought his private energy assistance programme to Washington, providing thousands of dollars to help low-income residents, pay their heating bills. Under the programme, Kennedy's Citizens Energy Corp purchases natural gas from producers at below-market prices and sells it to
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        Better investment than Pia?
        59 9 PIA ZADORA'S husband-benefactor is rich enough that he doesn't mind that her career has thus far been a bad investment. But industrialist Meshulam Riklis's philanthropy benefits more than Zadora. He recently made a US$5 million (Ssll million) grant for medical research at Rockefeller University in New
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        Washington honours three
        73 9 WASHINGTON'S social circles were rolling in three very different directions on Wednesday with parties honouring ABC "Nightline" anchorman Ted Koppel, former presidential candidate Walter Mondale and General William Westmoreland, who tested CBS with a libel suit. Gen Westmoreland (above), who eventually dropped his US$l2O million ($264 m)
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        In a Pryor's lifetime
        86 9 RICHARD PRYOR is going home to Peoria, Illinois, to make what is being called a semi-autobiographical movie. Pryor wrote and is producing and directing "Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling," which Columbia will release in 1986. "The tentative schedule for filming in Peoria is the
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      Lock icon Ticket tout goes to jail and loses her property
      441 9 UPI MOSCOW, Monday A WOMAN caught reselling Moscow theatre tickets for more than the official state price was sentenced to six years in prison and confiscation of all her property. The harshness of the sentence, matched by a three-year prison term
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      Lock icon Man suspended 50 years for drunken driving
      236 9 UPI TRENTON (New Jersey), Monday A 30-YEAR-OLD man who confessed to six charges of drunken driving will have to live to be 80 to drive legally in New Jersey again. Computers at the state Division 01 Motor Vehicles finally caught up with Elie
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      Lock icon Korean space plan draws French interest
      167 9 Reuter SEOUL, Mon FRANCE is interested in helping South Korea to build and launch telecommunications satellites, senior French officials said yesterday. They said the possible establishment of a South Korean space agency would also be discussed during a three-day visit by French Prime Minister
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      102 6 Eyebrow ILio* 1 .too >s the concentration of beauty H LlBa N o etto- able to restruct your beautiful eyebrows Xt\\ oH 0t orvr\ Lisa Wong SV>® cX .a** will design P*r*onally customers. e '^esP eTr We have the expertise and techniques to serve our ladies, for the beauty conscious
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      133 9 Q* Where can you get a good 'business deal' 9 on your next business trip to Kuala Lumpur? A« Stav 2it Holiday Inn On The Park Kuala Luni|)ur. For the best deals in town Holiday Inn is the place to he. And our Biz Pack shows you how you can
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      Lock icon 85-year-old Jew who is HK's 'Lord of light'
      917 10 THE ENTREPRENEURS UPI AS BUSINESSMEN rush to take advantage of China's new open trade policies, an 85-year-old Jewish capitalist can afford to take a paternalistic interest. Lord Lawrence Kadoorie, known as Hong Kong's "Lord of Light" has dedicated his life to making
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      Singapore could become a software clearing-house, says computer expert
      577 10 SINGAPORE should focus on developing a standard specification technology and language to enable it to act as a clearing house for software in the region. This advice was given bv Mr Les Belady, vice-president and director of software technology at the
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      Lock icon Strong US dollar prompts American exodus
      235 10 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday AMERICANS will pour across the globe for their vacations over the next few months in numbers likely to smash the record set in 1984's boom year, tourist industry officials say. Last year, buoyed by a resurging economy and a strengthening dollar,
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      TOP APPOINTMENTS
      265 11 PROFESSOR JOHN U FARLEY has been appointed the second Cycle Carriage Visiting Professor in Business Administration at the National University of Singapore. He has also been appointed Executive Director of the Marketing Science Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts. He will hold the appointment for two years. The institute is a
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      ON THE MOVE
      770 11 READER'S Digest Association Far East Ltd has appointed MR LEO MURRAY as Regional Advertising Sales Director to the company. Mr Murray is a graduate of Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts, where he majored in political economy. He was the former Regional President of International Research Associates, one of
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      Bonvests Holdings' gains down by 83 pc
      106 11 JUST how bad the residential property market was last year is reflected in the results of Bonvests Holdings Ltd. In six months, the company could not sell five condominium units at Holland View and Angullia Mansions. This led to a loss of development
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      Lock icon US hits Japan's red tape 'trade bar'
      270 11 AP TOKYO, Monday THE UNITED States, in its latest attacks on Japan's trade policies, has selected an issue which the Japanese have always regarded as sacrosanct the right of the bureaucracy to regulate their lives. The Japanese bureaucracy, said US Commerce Undersecretary Lionel
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      Lock icon Tycoon starts $290 m Chinese fund
      158 11 Reuter BEIJING, Monday HONG KONG tycoon Henry Fok said yesterday he would start a foundation with HK$l billion (Ss29o million) to help develop China, the New China News Agency said. Mr Fok, a member of China's national political advisory body, the CPPCC, said the
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      51 11 The Businessman's Lunch at Le Chalet, Ladyhill Hotel Le Chalet makes you an exciting offer for lunch the Businessman's Lunch course meal. A different menu is served daily, Reservations: 737 2111 k Sub/ect to 10-1 service M j;', charge and 1% govt tax K I ML Member The n Goodwood
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      Try having Cantonese opera sung in English
      138 12 Forgive my being unkind, but the "'East Meets West" item in the Community Chest Show was a disappointment because it turned out to be "neither here nor there." I am referring to the combination of Joanna Wong and Dick Lee Bather than wasting
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      Courtesy on the rise among cabbies
      95 12 SINCE the taxi fare increase on April 1, I noticed that there is a marked increase in courtesy among our taxi drivers. Gone are the days when empty cabs drive past rudely in spite of constant flagging by passengers. Unlike in the past, taxi-drivers
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      Chiam disappointed voter by backing off
      179 12 I WAS impressed by Mr Chiam See Tong's performance in the last general elections. He spoke forcefully and persuasively about issues close to the people CPF, streaming, graduate mothers and ministers' pay. I felt that I could trust him, and so did many of
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      Phantom Gambler from Austin
      1798 12  -  Mentally sick person whose huge bets were manifestation of his illness, says brother ■y FEN MONTAIGNE Knight-Ridder Newspapers LAS VEQAS: On Sept 24, 1980, a Texan walked into Binion's Horseshoe Casino carrying two suitcases. One contained U*****,000 (Sfl 7 million) cash The other was empty. Casino
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      76 12 w LETTERS on any subject of public interest wM be accepted for pubfcation They should be typed and must be signad. 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 useful We reserve
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      Vital for more to vie for NTUC posts
      487 13 ITffiSINGAFQRE I MONITOR AT THE recently concluded National Trades Union Congress Triennal Conference, all 21 seats in the Central Committee were filled without the 291 delegates having to cast their votes. The reason? Only 21 candidates stood for elections. This is a
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      Why these trees at Queen's Road had to be removed
      184 13  -  KHOO SOO HOON (MS) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE REFER to the article headlined "Trees get axe to stop sinking in Farrer Road estate" (SM f Mar 13). We would like to clarify that the trees along Queen's Road
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      Scars unavoidable because of surgery
      503 13  -  Replies DR DANIEL LEONG Medical Director Alexandra Hospital I REFER to the letter headlined "Surgery left physical and mental scars on son" by M Chiang (SM, March 16). Mr Chiang's son was admitted to Alexandra Hospital on April 6, 1983 for left tension pneumothorax, and
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      Calling Mr Nesreddin
      161 13  -  NG KEAT SENG for Commissioner of Inland Revenue WE REFER to the letter by Nasreddin on "Right to place more value on preserving a society." (SM, March 26). Among other matters, Mr Nasreddin claims that account statements to income tax payers cause "alarm and despondency." Our statements,
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      72 13 LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the
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      Amy gives gospel singing a big boost
      768 14  -  By VERNON SCOTT in Hollywood GOSPEL singing is on the rise, thanks in large part to Amy Grant, 24, who writes and sings her own spiritual songs. Grant, a native of Nashville, sings from the heart. She attends church regularly (a non-denominational Protestant
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      For those who like country music
      651 14  -  Asiabeat Reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: ME AND PAUL ARTISTE: Willie Nelson LABEL: FC ***** Columbia (CBS) APART from nine Nelson originals, this album contains rehashes of several country classics by Billy Joe Shavers. The title song has an interesting background, recapturing the time
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      Stage comeback
      679 14  -  Tracy to sing for 10 nights at nightclub By WONG AH YOKE AFTER five years' absence from the local stage, Tracy Huang is ready to meet her fans again with a microphone in her hand. She will be the first singer to try the strength of the panes
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      TOP OF THE CHARTS
      201 14 THE US top 10 pop singles, as rated by Casnbox, with last week's positions in brackets: 1. (2) One More Night Phil Collins (Atlantic). 2. (6) We Are the World USA for Africa (Colombia). 3. (1) Material Girl Madonna (Sire). 4. (3) Can't Fight This Feeling
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      High priest's future is threatened
      501 16 The Last Days of Pompeii (Part three) (Malay subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) AS her friendship with Glaucus (Nicholas Clay) strengthens, lone (Olivia Hussey), who looks upon Arbaces as a father figure, begins to question her future as a priestess. Glaucus is determined to find
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      Lock icon Richard Chamberlain in the story of a hero
      865 16 TV SKENE] LAT-WP By STEVEN REDDICLIFFE in Dallas IT is one in the morning in Budapest, and Eaoul Wallenberg, the young Swedish diplomat, asks a friend and co-worVer if he ever misses the carefree Scandinavian life that they once led. The friend
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      A little too ordinary
      735 17  -  BUT THE LOW-KEY AND SIMPLE MOVIE CONVEYS A QUIET BEAUTY FILM: PLACES IN THE HEART STARRING: Sally Field, Lindsay Crouse, John Malkovich, Danny Glover DIRECTOR: Robert Benton COMING: Cathay cinemas Reviewed by C J TAN IT is a bit hard, if your roots do not go
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      96 14 Tfowk God tefridciM mm THE LONGEST HAPPY Oar Ist Anniversary HOUR IN TOWN 0 3 Course Set Lunch at From 12 noon to 7 pm ntt** 1 $7/++ 12 noon 2.30pm (April only) I<> (April 8-14) 1 Glass of Beer $3 Nett 1 Jug of Beer $14 Nett I Get
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      252 14 BEST U.S. STEAK BK Direct from Harris Ranch in Central California The Number A One Steak in California, and now in Singapore U A Only at Jack s Place Steak House you'll find six different choices from only $16. you'll get a tender, juicy, corn-feo A premium U S Steak
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      1378 15 rZTIZ IHH TIC SMGAPORE MONITOR I leisure mohday, i9«s i v j I fci I I 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Prin- cess Chang Ping (r) I I A Baby's Own World The Emotions of the Unborn Ml I 4.20 Time to Draw What is Drawing /The Elements
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      459 17 fXLM GUIO€ »li null fan ii T'| Awards, including Best Supporting Actor for BELOVED DADDY (C) Starring: F Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, DALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): BE- Cam97s and HOLLYWOOD (*****64) (1, 3.30, 7, 9.30): Elizabeth Berridge LOVED DADDY (C) [JJo filLvTr hi vT™ p™™ i* BELOVED DADDY
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      133 18 LIDO: 11th BIG DAY! I (*****14) 4 shows: 11, 2.90, 5.45, 1.45 No FNe List Students CONCESSION $1.50 i $2.50 at 11am A 2.30pm YN will LAUGH, yaa will CRY, Yn will CLAP, YN will SING, Bat atavi all vaa will MARVEL "THE OSCARS HAVE GONE TO THE DESERVING THIS
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      89 18 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOO o CATHAY: 26th SCREAMIN6 DAY! O 0(*****00) 11am, 1 30. 4 00. 6.30 9.15pm (No Free ListjO O SOME EXFK^ E YOUR FEARS O ORCHARD: 12tk BIG OAYI O (737 KM) MOTE TMCS: 11« m, 2.30, 5.30 1 8.30pm (NO FREE LIST) <> o PLAYING TO FULL HOUSES® ONE
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      175 18 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT ASEAN Youth Musicians will put up a Chamber Music concert at the Shell Theatrette, Shell Tower, on Friday from 12.45 pm to 1.30 pm. Admission is free. FRANTISEK VAJNAR/JOHN CLEGQ CZECH conductor Frantisek Vajnar and British gianist John Clegg will be featured in Singapore ymphony Orchestra's Second
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      825 18 I I s ■fe '.a *****1] BrvV V. M I I 'I fTrm One of Cfcarles Egbert's works on display at the Arbour Fine Art Gallery RT Egbert is an American architect THERE will be an exhibition of works who teaches at the School of Architecby Richard Robbins and Yeo
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      252 18 LE QRAND DADAIS LE GRAND DADAIS (The Big Numskull) will be screened at the RELC (Regional Language Centre) at 30, Orange Grove Road, tomorrow at 9 pm. Directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre, the film depicts a young man looking for his place in life. Admission is free. LIVE AND LET DIE
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      713 19 leisure comics FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook tlft v M*. Takiwg- -THIS «fca Riwrr m*) t we \L ate, How MAHV *>UND Y" secowtv IWM6- 6tWoVSltf! 6H£ f W? WWVlfttWfr A 6f»UP J j AM. TWtiR I U)AITTSI& OUR. OWN HOdJ? J IHATS MIL VtßSei> Qtfo&jt CrtftSTMAS A A long-distance communica-
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    It's a feast fit for a Viking..
    99 20 HOTEL HAPPENINGS THE Cafe-in-the-Park, Century Park Sheraton has recreated the splendours of a Viking feast with a "Smorgasbord." This carefully created Swedish gastronomic extravaganza which began on April 5 will continue till April 20. The promotion offers a delightful combination of Swedish delicacies.
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    The April offering of gourmet delights
    437 20 The Chef Recommends THIS month, hotels are as usual dishing but a variety of food from local to Scandinavian dishes for those who enjoy eating out as well as for the adventurous food hunter. Here we list what some of the hotels in Singapore
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      194 20 BAY KITCHEN INTRODUCING OUR SPECIALTY:HONG KONG STYLE FOUR SEASON'S STEAMBOAT SIDE ORDERS:A 'LA CARTE CHIENES DISHES. PORRIDGE. RICE VERMICELLI. RICE AND NOODLES. WE OFFER BUFFET AND ALSO TAKE AWAY ARE WELCOME DROP IN \\<fy<By AND EXPERIENCE V 7 OUR excellent FOOD AND SERVICES A aNSV BUSINESS HOUR: V MON SUN
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      119 20 <3te> RED LANTERN REVOLVING RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD. 60A, Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104. I Set atop the city's buzzlmg business core and harbour front, the Red Lantern Revolving Restaurant affords memorable dining experience Take in enchanting city sights and dazzling harbour lights as you feast on a
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      283 20 Eastern fuz King Crabs \3/ Seafood Restaurant Delight yourself with our King Crabs specially air flown from Sri Lanka. Or try the economical menus available:Menu for 4 persons $20 Menu for 8 persons $50. Beancurd in Hot Plate Hong Kong Style Steam Fish Chicken Leg Soup Deep Fried Beancurd Kai-lan
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        367 21 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUERIES I SENT $5 cash to a foreign mail order company to order some articles which it advertised. I sent the money about four months ago but have not yet received the articles I ordered. I have sent two letters
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        Student's data form not updated
        176 21 I HAVE come to understand that in our education system, the school which a student is attending keeps his/her personal data as contained in the Pupil Data Form. This data is obtained from the child's birth certificate at the time of registration for Primary 1.
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        Man wants to sit for MBA
        127 21 I WILL be grateful if you will kindly enlighten me as to whether a person who is an Associate of Certified Accountants from London can take a Master of Business Adminstration course? Is it possible for a person to do this or must he
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        PRIORITY FOR OLD BOYS
        138 21 I AM married to a graduate who came from a recognised mission school. The problem that is troubling me is that the future of our children lies with me, the nongraduate mother who did not manage to have favourable results in the GCE examination. Will our
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        Combined certs allowed
        77 21 I TOOK my GCE O* Level examination last year and failed my English. I wish to retake my English paper this year as a private candidate but I have been told that those who were born in 1968 are not allowed to use combined certificates to enter
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        Pre-university course or business studies?
        249 21 RECENTLY I received my GCE O' level results and obtained a credit each in Malay and Geography and three passes in other subjects. I am not eligible for courses under the Joint Admission Scheme, so I intend to take a Preliminary Certificate in Business Studies
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        Relevant subjects for entry to polytechnic
        161 21 I AM an Arts student. I am 22 years old this year and wish to so to the Singapore Polytechnic. Bat from what I have heanl, my science subject "Human and Social Biology" is not recognised by the Polytechnic. I would like very much
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        55 21 Something troubling you. Need clarification on certain issues? Let us help. Send your queries to us and we will try to get the relevant authorities or organisations to provide the answers. Send your questions to: Open Line, The SingaS?re Monitor, 2 Alexandra Road, #03-01 Delta
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      Caffeine: The kick comes later
      242 21 YOU probably know by now that drinking something with caffeine in it just before bedtime can leave you with a case of insomnia. Caffeine stimulates the adrenal glands, keeping you energised. What you might not know is that peak stimulation from caffeine can occur two
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      223 22 1 Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: Sunday Monitor Wm4i 0.35 ctili ptr word 0.55 cinU per word Display $7.70 p«r col. cat $10.00 per col. cm HiilniT- Hr» Moa-Fri. 9am-spm Sal. 9am-lpm ACCOUNTING IF YOU'RE not getting results why don't you try our line? 274 7474/ 2sl 7177. A 1
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      297 22 DRYCLEANING A LAUNDRY We specialise in retail and commercial drycleaning and laundering of personal effects, household and office carpets, rugs, drapes and curtains. For office requirements, annual contract services available. Please call us for free consultation. IWt tlnal IW4 lira. ST ji •tol land Hood 4 i urnwa fa* li**/""!
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      159 22 Situations Vacant A newly established Educational Centre invites Female applications for the post of: JUNIOR SECRETARY Qualifications: (1) Pleasant personality (2) Ability to type efficiently (3) Good English and speaks dialects (4) Ability to control a small office independently (5) G.C.E. O level and Secretarial training Salary negotiable. Please telephone
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      177 22 Situations Vacant I HITACHI EXPRESS I SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD I WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I I MALE I I PROCESS I I OPERATORS I (Gross earning I salary up to $600) I •Mm Sec 2 I education GCE *0' Level holder I will receive a higher I starting basic salary Age
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      229 22 FANCY DRESS COSTUME JOLLY JOKER 469 4439. FISHING PULAU TIOMAN Trip 563 5077 DANNY CHEONG Company *****75. FOOD CORNER CATERERS Caterers CAT DE4.ICIOUS ROASTED INDONESIAN chicken $19 50 with delivery Indonesian buffet $8 per person Min 20 persons 440-3255 INDONESIAN BUFFET 440 3255 MEMORY CATERER 481 9428 MRS. WAH Buffet
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      295 22 Hairdressers HA| PIVOT POINT SCHOOL offers cut $4. perm $10 $15. Colour $10 Tel: 732 3882. for appointment Modelling MOO CATZ 'The' model agency 734 4756. FASHION STAGE 732 3806/7 STEPS MODELS 235 2997 HOBBIES Photography/ Equipment is VIDEO FILMING for Weddings. Opening Ceremonies, Anniversaries. Agate: 288 4456/ 288 8131.
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      322 23 classified 273-9090 Office Services 9 os YEN LEE Typewriter Repairer 273 0111/ 274 0111 Packers Movers PAM SCANFREIGHT 221 6970/ 220 2659 WINLAND FORWARDER 291 4217/8 Security Guard Agencies SC4 COASTGUARD SECURITY 336 6704 HARMON'S PRIVATE Investigation Security Agency 33 *****/ 338 8477 (24 hours answering service: *****55, ask for
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      320 23 PEN pals i GOODLUCK FRIENDS CENTRE introduces ideal friends, lifetime pawners confidentially Please send stamped self-addressed envelope to get few hundreds members particulars free of charge to Bras Basah P.O. Box 269. Singapore 9118 Tel: *****05. *****23 11am to 10pm Reg No: *****1/00 C (Estd. 1979) THROUGH RED LADY'S Introduce
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      325 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-Up No. 118 of 1985 Id the Mailer of the Companies Act (Chipter 185). And In the Matter of KAWEE IMPORT EXPORT PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up of the abovenamed company by the
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      412 23 Advertisement CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ACCOUNTS OF:Names of Deceased Members Account No. SHAIK HUSSAN BIN *****488 GULAM KADER Z. SUNAHBTSUDI *****428 3. ABDUL MAJIO BIN ABU BAKAR lIOIOI3Z 4. CHAN FOOK HOONG A*****8A 5. TAN 6EK NEO *****268 6. ANGKHEESUAN *****50H 7. POHTIANWOON *****930 8. CHNG SIEW HUA *****23 A
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      10 23 Phone *****90 Let us help you write a rewarding ad
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      429 23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 189 PREJA CHEMICALS PTE. LTD. (In Mombors' Volun tary Liquidation) Spocial Resolutions At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Preja Chemicals Re. Ltd. duly convened and held at 111 North Bridge Road 12-01 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617 on 4th Apnl
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      301 23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 189 CARL-TRANS PRIVATE LIMITED (In MwibOT' Voluntary Liquidation) Spocial Resolutions At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Carl-Trans Private Limited duly convened and held at 111 North Bridge Road #1201 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617 on 4th April 1985 the following
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      CARDS AND TABLES
      1101 24 Arsenal 2 Norwich 0; Aston VHte 3 Sheffield Wednesday 0. Chelsea 1 Queen's Rani Rangers 0. Coventry v Luton Postponed Everton 4 Sunderland 1; Ipswich 1 Nottingham Forest 0; Leicester 0 Liverpool 1; Manchester United S Stoke 0; Newcastle 1 West Bromwich 0; Watford 1 Southampton 1;
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      Just no stopping the Blues
      669 24  -  BRITISH SOCCER WITH JOHN SELLERS EVERTON took another confident step to the First Division championship with the 4-1 demolition of Milk Cup finalists Sunderland. The Merseysiders recovered from the shock of falling a goal behind after et 88 seconds to extend ir unbeaten run to
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      HOTSHOTS
      74 24 LEADING scorers In English soccer after matches played yesterday: DIVISION ONE: 31 Kerry Dixon (Chelsea) 25 Graeme Sharp (Everton) 24 Luther Blissett (Watford), Mark Falco (Tottenham), Gary Lineker (Leicester) DIVISION TWO: 27 John Aldridge (Oxford) 18 David Geddis (Birmingham), Gordon Owen (Barnsley), Gary Stevens (Shrewsbury) DIVISION THREE: 26 Trevor
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      Three selected for richest golf tourney
      470 25  -  GOLF ROUNDUP mm ERNEST FRIDA LIM KIAN TIONG, Lim Swee Wah and M Marimuthu will carry Singapore's hopes in the richest golf tournament in the world the $225,000 Dunhill Cup World team championship in Hong Kong from May 2-5. Ong Ah Keng, the president
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      Choo Beng shows the way
      186 25 WITH SELETAR'S illustrious former caddies out of the way, Lim Choo Bene had his own way in the Seletar Country Club monthly medal competition yesterday. Choo Beng registered 40 points to edge out Ting Sa Tee by a point to take top spot in the
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      650 26 RACE I a t Dhr 4 1200 m It Raja Kant 52 Imi IS) 4 2 1 4 Symbol 01 Coarage SI Aag (IS) 0 4 2 iUnMtMi Nasir (7) 113 t Laciae Qalntaa U 53.5 Rhea (11) 11 4 Owner Raja Ropi Stable Trailer Tan Lye Hup
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      RI's big rugby dive
      306 26  -  Ex-masters of the game near bottom, as tradition gets trampled By B KULA RAFFLES INSTTTUmON'S proud rugby tradition has come to a sad conclusion this year. The school, long masters of that game among local schools, are now finding it difficult to even gain a single
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      469 24 I CONTEST j Predict the score jk > I 1) The object of the contest is to predict outright l( there are more than one cor- I I correctly the scorefcnes of four Malaysia rect entry, the prize-money will be Cup matches m the boxes provided shared It there is
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      106 26 lards of Difference, Spalding's New '85 Series/^/ m <& pro FLITE BL r Each club in the set is designed to develope a consistent trajectory resulting in a more consistent distance and accuracy so that the approach shots would be nearer the pin. Thus getting the ball nearer the pin
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      THE CASUALTY LIST
      117 27  -  NAURU W '85 I reports S GULAM AFTER our 1-3 defeat against Johor last Friday Singapore's first defeat in a Malaysia Cup match at the National Stadium in five years coach Hussein Aljunied is thinking of checking the drop in form and enthusiasm in several regular players
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      REGULARS MAY GET THE CHOP
      541 27 A NUMBER of regulars face uncertainty in the Singapore team for the remaining two preliminary matches in the aftermath of their poor performances against Johor last Friday. Coach Hussein Aljunied is thinking of making a few changes after what was the team's worst performance in
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      79 27 Cffa miZ b[Q SPORTSCENE WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE PAGES IS? Em [HI wm KMBWI rWSt carry L JPfl 2 J our hopes in world's richest golf tournament t STORYI PAGE 26 Rugger standards in Rl take a big dive STORY, ON PAGE 27 #1# METZLER INTERNATIONAL Modal i l yLjtS-,
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