Singapore Monitor, 27 June 1985
1985-06-27
1
27
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singmonitor
Singapore Monitor
-
Title Section11 1985-06-27 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Thursday, June 27,1985 30cents11 words
-
Article, Illustration356 1985-06-27 1 CALVIN TAN - »v CALVIN TAN DONT WAIT until the last minute to go to hospital if you're an expectant mother. That's the advice of an ambulance officer who has had to deliver babies in the356 words
-
Article, Illustration298 1985-06-27 1 PHILIP LIM - ■y PHILIP LIM THE HOT WEATHER which has baked the island this week is expected to continue for a few more weeks. According to a spokesman for the Meteorological Services Department, the temperature on Tuesday reached 35 degrees Celsius (°C), compared with298 words
-
Article515 1985-06-27 1 SIT YIN FONG - Some are offering punters 20% discounts ■y SIT YIN FONG SOME ILLEGAL gambling syndicates expecting a blow to their business from the new computerised legal betting system are already offering 20 per cent515 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement116 1985-06-27 1 :r: Mi u r T linn 7, a,, K |ln Road. Sinppoie 1024 v. i. nw Te) *****43. *****53 ■TV GUIDE: PAGE 16 ■TV HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE 17 1 Call ACF VP Buying a house or building a housing project? We have favourable terms and flexible repayment schemes to make it116 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
home
-
Article, Illustration99 1985-06-27 2 WHEN THE hot sun shines, some people uncover, others cover up. And the two ways of dealing with the heat were illustrated at East Coast beach yesterday. While two young women strip down to swimsuits and slop on suntan oil, another beachgoer prefers the protectionPicture by SHAFIE GOH - 99 words
-
441 1985-06-27 2 Lianhe Wanbao TWO MORE women said they had been cheated under similar circumstances as the woman hairdresser who lost more than 930,000 to three men offering to sell her cheap gold pen- dants. Both women echoed their grievances after reading reports ofLianhe Wanbao - 441 words
-
162 1985-06-27 2 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR TWENTY-FIVE civil service officers were dismissed and another 11 had their services terminated by the Public Service Commission last year. Another three were retired in public interest. These were decisions of the 103 disciplinary cases dealt with by the commission162 words
-
359 1985-06-27 2 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE SHIPPERS were told yesterday to pay greater importance to freight costs as it could mean the difference between clinching an order or losing it. Mr N S Narula, managing director of a trading company, INC Enterprises Pte Ltd, told359 words
-
Article, Illustration248 1985-06-27 3 Talking parrots from bird park to perform in Johor birthday bash Lianhe Zaobao EIGHT talking parrots from the Jurong Bird Park are going across the Causeway on Sunday to perform for the Sandson of the Sultan of Johor on his st birthday. This is theLianhe Zaobao - 248 words
-
Article, Illustration330 1985-06-27 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR PLANS are under way to staff the Police Task Force entirely with regulars. At present more than half of the 400-strong crack unit is made up of National Servicemen. The police want a highly profes- sional task force, staffed by men330 words
-
243 1985-06-27 4 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE A TRADE union leader yesterday urged the Public Utilities Board to consider taking two specific measures that would help improve the lot of the board's dailyrated workers. Mr Othman Haron Eusofe, assistant secretarygeneral, National Trades Union Congress, and MP243 words
-
122 1985-06-27 4 NG MING MING - By NG MING MING A THREE-MAN team from the China Travel Service is here to study the needs of the Singaporean visitor to China. Mr Zhang Fu Xin, vicemanager of the Jingsu Province branch, said that Singaporeans usually visit China during122 words
-
247 1985-06-27 4 SIT YIN FONG - By SIT YIN FONG THE ELECTRONIC method of four-digit (4-D) betting, which is being planned, may gain wide acceptance among punters. But the move, which Singapore Pools expects to implement when it goes into the 4-D business, could be at the expense of247 words
-
Article, Illustration242 1985-06-27 4 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR INDIA'S award-winning Malayalam story reciter Kollam Babu will give two performances in Singapore later this week. Mr Babu, 45, won the All-India literary award in 1982 from the Indian Government for his recitals. He will give two performances with242 words
-
274 1985-06-27 6 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THE WATER supply of 900 families in Tanjong Pagar Plaza was cut. Thousands of litres of water in the five main tanks serving five blocks of flats had to be purged. The cause a foul smell in the water after274 words
-
267 1985-06-27 6 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE IMPORTERS of Japanese-made tyres plan to call for greater Government control over the import of tyres into Singapore. This follows reports that blemished and sub-standard tyres from Japan are being sold here. The importers say such tyres are a hazard267 words
-
Article127 1985-06-27 6 A BIRD enthusiast who stole another man's bird was jailed for six months yesterday. Yeong Hing Kwok, 49, unemployed, was also fined $500 or in default five days' jail for having in his possession three birds, including a Merbok, suspected of being stolen. The127 words
-
Article53 1985-06-27 6 TWO FIRE engines last night put out a fire at two makeshift shops at Sin Koh Street in Kallang. No one was injured in the blaze which started at 9.40 pm at Nam Huat Hardware and Tong Seng Engineering. Tne cause of the fire has53 words
-
Article, Illustration345 1985-06-27 7 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO A COMPANY which has produced the first mini-submarine to be made in Singapore has a bigger one on the drawing board but is keeping the details secret. All the company, Metalock (Singapore), will say is345 words
-
273 1985-06-27 7 WOMEN outnumbered men by two to one in last year's public service recruitment exercise. This and other statistics are found in the commission's annual report for 1984. Among the 3,178 new civil servants, 2,037 were females as against 1,141 males. The273 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement194 1985-06-27 3 H mm ifllsfi' fl H KK tHB ijjMß^Mai M|u^^^^|| Once the curtain goes up at 9.00pm, you're in for j^l an hour of pulsating, non-stop gala entertainment 1 at S.E. Asia's largest theatre restaurant. J ML** ■S The rousing big band sounds of Tony Tze and BflH The Neptune Orchestra194 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement322 1985-06-27 4 WINDOW ON YOUTH A book on real life experiences of youths today. "After national service, what happens then? Would I have crossed the line that divides a youth from an adult?" National Serviceman 20 years "But what am I to be? What would I end with? The only t thing322 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement103 1985-06-27 5 r WJH a deluxe TpWlKMWFT^^^^P^^Bri PHWMHBIIraffI > ";f f 3 /rl 11L THE NESCAFE HHM jjß f|B| Nescafe de^Luxe 888 ii To win this exciting Brazilian a IOOg jar all you will need holiday and fabulous attractive is 2 membranes to add up to 200g |I^^H^RH^^HHHjH£jfl^M|||9^Hl^H||||^^H|^^^K»9fl|^^H prizes, simply— purchase any103 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement167 1985-06-27 6 The Hilton's Orchard Cafe once again Three chefs from the Panghegar Hotel Cirebon, Kolek Pisang, Onggol, Setup hosts a celebration,, this time the flavour in Bandung will personally prepare West Jambu... and much more. of West Java, co-ordinated by the Java specialities for the festival. Among The West Java Food167 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1985-06-27 7 THE DUSIT THANI HOTEL, RAMA IV ROAD. BANGKOK *****, THAILAND. TELEPHONE: 233 1130 TELEX :TH ***** 4TH *****. CABLE: DUSITOTEL.20 words
-
Advertisement165 1985-06-27 7 TISSOT m »V '^^if Vu JE/mm IHHbxsK^^^^^^l SpHi'"*' ste«i ss«2s Tn*oi |F 730-***** BMTOkKir 5(495 ■QBHIh V MM0327 Gold PUied SsSfls J 1 iCI 070-***** 730-***** Bi<olour ***** 642 ***** Gold SWBBW' *V"* TISSOT PR 100. EVERYTHING YOU EXPECT FROM A QUALITY SWISS WATCH. EXCEPT IN PRICE. Tissot PR 100.165 words
-
-
world
-
59 1985-06-27 8 Reuter BANGKOK, Thurt ABOUT 25,000 members of two non-communist Cambodian guerilla groups will soon come under a unified command, a guerilla spokesmen said yesterday. The unifed command of the National Sihanoukian Army and Khmer People's National Liberation Front was needed to wage war more effectivelyReuter - 59 words
-
406 1985-06-27 8 LAT TOKYO, Thursday AN INDIAN Sikh susKted of involvement in explosion in Tokyo Airport on Sunday may have flown to Manila via Tokyo that day, according to new disclosures here. He is also suspected to be linked to the destruction of an AirLAT - 406 words
-
277 1985-06-27 8 Reuter BEIRUT, Thursday ONE OF the crew of the hijacked Trans World Airlines (TWA) jet at Beirut airport was taken off the plane for medical treatment last night but later went back on board, eye-witnesses said. Radio monitors listening to the BoeingReuter - 277 words
-
147 1985-06-27 8 AP HARTFORD (Connecticut), Thursday A JURY award of US$2.3 million (555.15 million) to a battered wife "spoke more loudly than we will ever be able to" about police duty to protect women from domestic violence, a national organisation for women official said. InAP - 147 words
-
PEOPLEWATCH
-
Article, Illustration82 1985-06-27 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS POLITICIAN Geraldine Ferraro (above) gained US$5OO,OOO (551.12 million) for cnoosing the Pepsi side of the great cola commercial wars. So it's no wonder that Ms Ferraro. the former Democratic Party Vice-Presidential candidate, has little to say about Coke changing82 words
-
Article93 1985-06-27 8 A BRITISH actor who was chosen to portray John Lennon in a television film after a lengthy search has lost the pact after producers learned that he was bom with the same name as the late Beatle's assassin. NBC-TV and Carson Productions announced two days93 words
-
Article100 1985-06-27 8 A GAME ranger allowed himself to be sored by a charging black rhinoceros instead of shooting it because it belonged to an endangered species, the Natal Mercury newspaper reported yesterday. The rhino battered his legs, ripped open his right thigh and knocked him to the100 words
-
Article, Illustration88 1985-06-27 8 HELEN REDDY (left) and about 60 other musicians most from Toronto have taped a benefit record and video to raise money for Ontario residents hit by a tornado. The twister swept through the eastern seaboard and central parts of the United States and Canada earlier this88 words
-
Article69 1985-06-27 8 KONRAD KUJAU, the admitted forger of the Adolf Hitler diaries, said on Tuesday he got so carried away with writing the volumes that he had to pinch himself to remember that he wasn't the World War II dictator. "I had to pinch myself," to remember69 words
-
Article83 1985-06-27 8 AN ISRAELI mayor has won his battle to keep his U5546,000 (Sf 103,000) official car after a campaign during which his opponents chained the white Volvo to a tree. "When Cabinet Ministers sell their Volvos, I'll sell mine," Ramat-Gan Mayor Uri Amit told a stormy83 words
-
-
Article, Illustration88 1985-06-27 9 LOUISE the wild boar is West Germany's most unusual crime fighter. Her snout is as good as a trained Alsatian's when it comes to sniffing out hidden drugs. Her trainer proves that when he puts her through her paces at the Police Dog Training Centre in Hildesheim.PICTURE: REUTER - 88 words
-
Article, Illustration425 1985-06-27 9 Reuter BONN, Thursday NAZI war criminal Josef Mengele's son Rolf told millions of West German television viewers in an emotional interview last night that he was relieved when he learned his fugitive father had died in Brazil. In his first televisionReuter - 425 words
-
Article44 1985-06-27 9 Reuter LAUSANNE, Thur* SWITZERLAND'S top court ruled yesterday that a prostitute unable to work alter a traffic accident was entitled to compensation for lost pay. The world's oldest profession might be immoral but was not illegal, the federal court sai<T ReuterReuter - 44 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement110 1985-06-27 8 FOR THE HOME Look out for the all-new "For The Home" section this Friday. It has everything you need to up-date and beautify your home. Ideas on interior decorating and furnishing, plus product news on kitchen and household appliances. "For The Home" has so much more. mm Every Friday p§i110 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement178 1985-06-27 9 The A 3 offers to Penang (fefimtdy worth packing for From now until July 31 you can enjoy the sun, the sea and the food at three of Penang's best known hotels. yu Golden Sands Hotel Accommodation in XXhJOO Mountain View rooms. lyiiP/w Reservations: (04) 811 911/(04) 811 799 Palm178 words
-
Advertisement150 1985-06-27 9 If you're looking camera is your best bet. Buy any of these OLYMPUS cameras between now and 31st August 1985 and it could be your passport to the start of a wonderful Genting Highlands holiday Ist One Junior Suite for 4 days/3 nights stay at Genting Hotel inclusive of daily150 words
-
-
money
-
Article57 1985-06-27 10 THE PILOT scheme for cashless shopping will finally start today on a two-month trial basis. Known as Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale or EFTPOS in short, the scheme, implemented by the Network for Electronic Transfers (S) Pte Ltd, will involve 64 terminals installed at participating government57 words
-
Article, Illustration866 1985-06-27 10 JANICE LIM - By JANICE LIM COLT COMPUTER, the stock recommended through long-distance calls by a broking firm in Amsterdam, is not going to be listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, an exchange official said yesterday. Mr J Huisman, assistant to the chairman of the exchange866 words
-
Article261 1985-06-27 10 MR B, a broker in Holland, calls Mr S in Singapore. He says he is from the company that sends Mr S newsletters regularly from Holland. The information and analysis of well known stocks like Apple, Wang Computers and Night Hawk Resources sound impressive and authentic; The caller261 words
-
MARKET TALK
-
Article40 1985-06-27 11 COMPILED BY MONEY DESK MALAYAN Breweries was reported to have invested USfIOO.OOO (5f222,000) in a campaign to promote Tiger Beer in the United States. Their target: College students. Last year, they sold 40,000 cases.40 words
-
Article56 1985-06-27 11 YOU can never tell about the side effects of advertising. A little boy said to his mother: "Let's play ABC." The delighted mother brought out a book and pencil. "!\o, no," said the little boy, who flexed his muscles instead and prepared to arm wrestle56 words
-
Article47 1985-06-27 11 PART of the Jardine Matheson group is popular with the Singapore government. In fact, it is responsible Tor an uplifting feeling. Jardine Parrish supplies the Telelift system for the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Port of Singapore Authority, Ministry of the Environment and Treasury Buildings.47 words
-
Article25 1985-06-27 11 "My mother used to say that if you can always do a job well, then it's beneath your capabilities. Linda Tsao Yang.25 words
-
-
182 1985-06-27 11 WALLSTREET DOW JONES CLOSE: 1323.81 (+0.78) THE STOCK market finished with a small gain yesterday after a lacklustre session that saw most stocks finish with little change. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained by 0.78 point to close at 1323.81. Volume on the New182 words
-
Article169 1985-06-27 11 DOLLAR GOLD THE US dollar drifted lower against most other major currencies in worldwide Toreign exchange trading yesterday. In US markets the dollar managed to finish above its worst levels of the session, however. Gold prices were mixed within a narrow range. Republic National Bank in New York quoted gold169 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement113 1985-06-27 10 u irU»HBI KnkMHHIHH v IV* S > IB| I here 's an offer you 150 Rooms Garden Cafe m «iimolv can't pass Melati Lounge Health Centre Simp J Downunder Disco Plaza Bowl up.... DISCOUNT Banquet/Conference ®5L«miM» Ming. Dynasty Resuurant Rooftop Swimming Pool Aaple Parklag apace Room Tariff Hotel Arrangements SINGLE113 words
-
Advertisement14 1985-06-27 10 IT«p Appolwimftm and On Th> Mowi hm Im t>itd owr to pnimrp n iptoi14 words
-
-
Page 10 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous8 1985-06-27 10 PORTERFIELD BY JOE MARTIN OH •&I HE MX)8 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1074 1985-06-27 11 g= SECURITY PACIFIC CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES (PRINCIPAL SUBSIDIARY: SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, Raffles Quay #08-00, Denmark House, Singapore 0104) Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Statement of Earnings December-31 Year Ended December 31 in thousands 1984 1983 in thousands 1984 1983 Assets Interest Income Cash and due from banks 3,832,089 3,098,516 Interest1,074 words
-
-
opinion/letters
-
Article, Illustration264 1985-06-27 12 I REFER to your front-page article "Rape: Singaporeans tend to blame victims." (SM, June 24). Nowadays, young couples and teenagers tend to follow the way the Westerners court. I have seen youngsters kissing in broad daylight and in crowded places too. Once, I264 words
-
80 1985-06-27 12 CARY GOH - CARY GOH Singapore 0315 PLEASE refer to my letter "Questions for organisers" (SM. May It). It's already one month and there is still no reply to my letter. I am puzzled why the organiser of Reynolds Word Building Contest has remained silent. Could it80 words
-
180 1985-06-27 12 CHIA SHI TECK - CHIA SHI TECK Singapore 1440 I REFER to the replies, "Flat prices show HDB land not at market value" by Ms Khoo Soo Hoon (for Permanent Secretary, National Development) and "Of course, HDB flats can't be much too cheap" by Mr180 words
-
87 1985-06-27 12 I AM a full-time student at a private school. My schoolmates and I need a Singapore Bus Service bus pass. We are not rich. We have to pay $75 for school fees every month, $2.50 for lunch daily, and for those living far from87 words
-
272 1985-06-27 12 GOH SENG HOCK - GOH SENG HOCK Singapore 1955 I REFER to the letter "Subsidies are needed to run govt bodies" by "Simple Simon" (SM, June 24). t)e says that the Health and Education Ministries and many others will not be able to exist without government subsidies. How272 words
-
478 1985-06-27 13 MONITOR flffl— WHY DO some people use lifts as lavatories? Who are these people? These Questions must have been asked thousands of times since the first highrise flats went up in Singapore. It is easy enough to put a label on such478 words
-
346 1985-06-27 13 CHEOK YEN AIK - REPLIES CHEOK YEN AIK for General Manager Urban Redevelopment Authority PLEASE refer to the various suggestions in response to my reply "Surcharge and excess parking time not an issue" (SM, May 30). Under the Coupon Parking System, surcharge is being and will continue346 words
-
107 1985-06-27 13 GRACIE WEE-LEE (MRS - GRACIE WEE-LEE (MRS) Sr Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the letter in the Press, "Irksome sight of refuse at shopping complexes" by "TK (SM, Jane The Ministry of the Environment conducts regular checks to ensure cleanliness in shopping complexes along107 words
-
417 1985-06-27 13 ALAN LEE - ALAN LEE for Permanent Secretary National Development WE THANK T S Yee for his suggestions in "There should be more safety lanes for cyclists" (SM, April 19). We are pleased that the writer regards our roads to be on par with the best417 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement131 1985-06-27 12 li H|i .'c^l We don't blame you. Our and Moghul the fIHHMB in town And transports you another ftf J A realm of an amazingly varied cuisine that's both exotic and spicy Specially prepared Tandoori chicken, kebabs, fish and prawns fZjSZBmJjmA|L a Authentic delicious desserts l™iij < J1 There's no131 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement51 1985-06-27 13 0^ mutt be signed. They mutt mo include the water's name and addreai to uae a pseudonym in print A oontecttelaphone number would be uaeM. We reeerve the right to edit lettera. Address your lettara to: The Editor, The Singapore Monitor. 2 Alexandra WJ #03-01 A. Oatte Housa. Singapore 031$.51 words
-
-
Page 13 Miscellaneous
-
leisure
-
Article, Illustration1045 1985-06-27 14 RICK McGUIRE - From accident-prone youth to Hooker's hunk By RICK McGUIRE IPS SOME people get all the breaks. Take actor Adrian Zmed at 29, he has been in more casts than most Hollywood veterans. "I've broken just about every bone in my body," says Zmed, chuckling as he recallsIPS - 1,045 words
-
697 1985-06-27 14 VERNON SCOTT - By VERNON SCOTT in Hollywood UPI WHEN Milton Berle and wrestling were the only shows on American television, viewers had only the initials TV and the call letters of the three major American networks to deal with. But since the arrivalUPI - 697 words
-
Article, Illustration827 1985-06-27 14 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE THE hundreds who packed Shangri-La Hotel's ballroom at last Sunday's Class Acts Concert were in camps, each supporting its favourite local music group. If one listened, one would have heard the same question asked again and again: "Which group did827 words
-
Article, Illustration503 1985-06-27 16 Highlights Thursday Feature Special The Towering Inferno (Ch 5, 9.50 pm) PAUL NEWMAN and Steve McQueen were each paid US$l million (552.2 million) for their roles in this 1974 movie, and this ingenious stroke of casting in the right vehicle paid off handsomely503 words
-
Series
-
Article142 1985-06-27 16 Cosmopolitan Theatre: Elizabeth R The Enterprise of England (Ch 12, 9.05 pm) GLENDA JACKSON continues to rule England and every scene in this absorbing series. In the year 1587, King Philip of Spain, determined to avenge the death of Mary, Queen of Scots, (whose corpse was clearly142 words
-
Article148 1985-06-27 16 Knight Rider Mouth of the Snake (Part 1) (Malay subtitles) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) FANS who remain faithful to this series either love Kitt the Car (it talks, steers itself and rescues its hero) or baby-faced David Hasselhoff. Chances are it's the car. It certainly isn't148 words
-
Article, Illustration117 1985-06-27 16 Highway to Heaven One Winged Angel (Ch 5, 6.25 pm) SAY whatever you like about Michael Landon's goody-guy image, series like this are a rarity in today's world of crime and more crime on television. And this one is definitely more engrossing than the average dime-a-dozen action117 words
-
Article95 1985-06-27 16 Son of Pulau Tekong (C) (English subtitles) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) WHEN Yu's mother asks Huimin to advise her son to continue his studies in the States. Yu agrees and wants Huimin to go with him, but she turns him down. Meanwhile, Zhen's mother appeals95 words
-
-
Article, Illustration374 1985-06-27 17 TITLE: MATA HARI STARRING: Sylvia Kristel, Oliver Tobias, Christopher Cazenove DIRECTOR: Curtis Harrington COMING: Cathay cinemas Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE SOME people will be attracted to this movie because of the reputation of its two leading stars. Sylvia Kristel achieved fame374 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement82 1985-06-27 14 MARMOT A QUEEN CONTEST 0 GRAND 1FIN A^% tonight. l s( PrafSUWO vlimptr 2nd plus Hampo 5,d PriK V#W p h attW ti« „i Inclusive of Ch»"« n e Blsic GroomiiW <1 Course (worth Model \R«ncy. 4th 1th Prue d attractive S150 ash plus Iropnv accessories each. Hth Mh l>n/e82 words
-
-
Page 15 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1358 1985-06-27 15 2.90 SBCTEXT- Live Sample Pmn. regions could melt and cause flooding 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights on a scale hardly conceivable. X m rtl lohowsd by The Restfess Years (C) In Britain, the Natural Environment (r). funding A social drsma series about the ad- groups of scientists throughout the MNMMMMMHHr1,358 words
-
Miscellaneous171 1985-06-27 15 i\iXiV Noon Newsdesk 12.30 Wimbledon Report 12.45 Financial News 12.SS Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Peebles' Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Nature Notebook 2.40 The Farming World 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Kings of Swing 3.45 Network UK171 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement85 1985-06-27 16 OPEN NOW FfT A typical Filipino Cocktail Lounge Featuring Singapore's most talked about group BLACK DOG BONE ANCHOR NIGHT every Friday, your favourite beer and nappynour J llHtlkd*i M I m^Mri CnlLrMnineM (pai llmUr^N PRE OFFICIAL OPENING OFFER: Our Lounge is now opened, join us for a beer at only85 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement47 1985-06-27 17 g CATHAY: Tmmw I Sit MMni«fct) o GOLDEN SULTAN: SaMay MMHtI O (NO FREE LIST) O Catch Ttw Rhythm, Fhl Th« Heat O Street IWiidbi ft CHARIEI FHHE*ItfIYHI PLBWDEH JfIRgiBEHC O TOMORROW SATURDAY MNMNGHT at O JURONC DRIVE H CRKMA O SATURDAY MMHGNT at I- m -V47 words
-
-
Page 17 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous788 1985-06-27 17 Film Guide evil bisbop who has cursed them to eternal Baraai PUen OrftalurtlM separation ««w Organisation DALIT (*****16) (1.39, 3.39, 7.30, 9.30): CmCAPITOL (*****59) (11, 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15): THOSE MERRY SOULS (C) A RAMBO FIRST BLOOD PART II (E) Starriag: Yaea Blao, Eric Tsaag Starriag: Sylvester Stallone, Richard Creaaa788 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement141 1985-06-27 18 2nd WEEK Of MimWIMNU at CAPnU-MVOY-MJUIGI-MUENTN. PNCES:S3.OO A 54.00-CASHMOKMOSONLY-NOFREE LIST CAPITOL 11,1.45,4,130,0.1S ORt 11,1.30,4,7.00,1.1S CHAHQIA SAVOY: Bo«i ThNtm at 11,1.45, 4 00,1.45, 1.15 Tick* CASH BOOKABLE ONE DAY M ADVANCE at CAPITOL ONLY A HISTORY-MAKING MEGAHIT! Tfei Mvfettt ivtp first wMk ittniiici la SlaiaptPt's MtlM picttPt Msttryl Mfen pctari f141 words
-
Advertisement309 1985-06-27 18 ********************000 3rd WEEK] 5 <l> run. HRTMA 9BOLOEN SULTAN: 22t m ,m O 9 (*****76) 11.00 am. 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm O 9 HE'S DEVOTED TO THE SHWT AND LEGEND Of "B*UCE LEE" O 1 U 9 O »*oro» >woooc'icr<sw;Tij«i Q X T*!**K AJIUJS C»S"> II: CHBIV MufcM .tOOBW- U,tH»yt309 words
-
-
Page 18 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous148 1985-06-27 18 DIARY Contest YOUTH LOOKING AT SINGAPORE THE Singapore Monitor will hold a Photo Insight competition. Youths between the ages of 15 and 24 may submit pictures on any subject based on the theme, Youth Looking at Singapore, and must write in not more than 50 words what each photo means148 words
-
Miscellaneous786 1985-06-27 18 A guide to what's happening Concerts I M&A ft •> |w* m r r> iißlMfßTnwlr"'^« Taipeh City Symphony Orchestra performing at Victoria Concert Hall tomorrow and on Saturday CONCERT OF THE CENTURY Piano and Orchestra Opus 11 and THE Singapore Youth Choir, led by Symphony No 5 in C conductors786 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous459 1985-06-27 19 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 BRA^ Plans, instructions, correc- September 23 to October 22 tions are subject to sudden Stress individuality, willingchange. Know it, be ready for nets to pay heed to solid inrevisions and keep options vestment proposal. Exciteopen. You'll learn a secret ment of discovery459 words
-
Miscellaneous151 1985-06-27 19 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook Wfc 5H* r <(bu ft!*), *o*. V 3*#6 6H* SAY PofAWZH/ T MP SfVttAL T I HS.TkHI!& HAS MWWS M HtR MI#O»RS MHO SHI IAfHTioNS UAfbRTAtfT 1 J &**URPLfVU**L Hot fWJ MPOf 15 Ufftf I HKQfIW.Hf* I I For we.- a MHft4 S«fMA4 i i Dr151 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement596 1985-06-27 20 Win $1000 cash plus a $1000 Nikon gift voucher! If you are between the VIB ages of 15 and 24, we would like to \Vhb9 8 know how you look at our country. yBl j Take a photo on any subject based on Kra»M| than 50 words, what the photo596 words
-
-
Article, Illustration331 1985-06-27 21 GO PLACES WITH LATWP NEW YORK: Wildlife enthusiasts looking for a rugged vacation in the American wilderness can now do so safari style. More than 400 refuges on 90 million acres form the National Wildlife Refuge System, created in 1903 to protect the egrets and heronsLATWP - 331 words
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement240 1985-06-27 21 Clothes for Winter Holidays j Why spend a lot on new winter clothes j when travelling abroad? Seasoned winter gear in top condition, I some almost brand new, available. Coats and jackets from only $10 to $60. j CASA FADED BEAUTY 3rd level, #0319 Coronation Plaza, j 587, Bukit Timah240 words
-
Advertisement273 1985-06-27 21 6 Day»V«Malaysia Coach Tour. U9IUXO now accommogarion UHiwron wwiin 9 Penug Orchard Sun Genting (Casino) Hotel Malacca Ramada Renaissance. 60 MateccaCamefon/Penang/Genhrig By Coach (dep Sun) Hit 30 tfttoca heritage coach {dep. Sun) fIM Matewa/CamefarVPewtf foch/Air (dep Sun} MM 40 PanangfaenSng Coach/air {dep. TUBS) $409 welcome dWnk, room with daiy, oompSmentary273 words
-
-
385 1985-06-27 22 HalgllHTll rnifVtlmmiWlißT A GOOD many Asian students aspiring to study abroad are often faced with a language setback. Those not proficient in English are at a distinct disadvantage when the time comes for their qualifying tests. Students intending to upgrade their English proficiency skills,385 words
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement621 1985-06-27 22 ADVERTISEMENT SIX COURSES AT CHINESE CHAMBER The Singapore Chinese Chamber of fee is $140. Commerce and Industry will con- (4) The E f fe ctive Oral English duct the following courses in Eng- Communications course, conlish at its Hill Street premises sisting of 10 lectures, will be--800n: gin from July621 words
-
Advertisement103 1985-06-27 22 CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL (Established in 1960) 158, Mayo St., S pore 0820. Tey*****4 G.C.E. 'A' LEVEL EXAM. Gen Paper Economics History English Geog Divinity Art Maths/AO Maths COMMERCE SUBJECTS (For S pore-Cambridge G.C.E. A Level) Management 0) Business Prmciptes 0< Accounting G.C.E. '0' LEVEL EXAM. Eng Language (1120). Eng As103 words
-
Advertisement182 1985-06-27 22 GRAHAM ME AO ASSOCIATES preeents MANAGEMENT for DP MANAGERS Who Should Attend: Mooting a major nood for those who wonder why managing DP poo pic is so difficult, tho laminar it designed for thoee within data processing who have the complex responsibility of both task achievement and people management. Typically182 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement303 1985-06-27 23 Classified Ads 1^1:*****90 Classified Ad Rates Sioflepore Monitor: Swi4ay Monitor: Wm4( 0.35 <.«■!• par word O.SS ctnit p*r word TTtepliy $7.70 p«r col. cm $10.00 p*i col. cm Ihlmm Mr# MonFri. ttm-Spm Sal. fin-lpm 1 ACCOUNTING A 1 ACCOUNTING *****77/ *****57. INCOME TAX and Account Services 91 3541. MESSY ACCOUNTS,303 words
-
Advertisement344 1985-06-27 23 FISHING FISH S FISH 295 1575. OVERNIGHT WEEKEND Fishing 734 3260. Roy. PULAU PEMANQQIL/ Tioman leisure fishing 563 5077. FISHING AND Diving unlimited at Tioman/ Aur/ Pemanggil *****85. SEA GYPSY make this your diving and angling destination. Satisfaction guaranteed. 368 3785 l FOOD CORNER CATERERS WE CATER ALL kinds of344 words
-
Advertisement199 1985-06-27 23 Hairdressers H<tl Tin lienwa Training Centre oloesea fori 1S wfce (FmHUnm) 94 wfce (Part-time) Beginners Cutting/ Blow Dry/ Perming $1,900 14 wfce IFmS time) It wfce (Pit time) Beginners Advanced Hairdeaign $3,700 Coyrt* lf#i Includes #Quipfvs#9tt KM, Pivot PeM student pock ego A examination lees. BPSCIAL OPFBRB Our Softool la199 words
-
Advertisement244 1985-06-27 23 Interior Decor/ Renovation M jßs MIKESAN CONTRACTORS. SPECIAL package prices you can afford on aN renovation works. Instalment arrangeebla. Contact: 743 1272/3. PAMTINQ FOR FLATS and private houses. Good work, manship. Excellent finish. Moderate charges. Tel: 336 7681 (anytime). WE. CLASSE INTERIOR Furnishing, specialise in vertical, Venetian blinds, carpet and244 words
-
Advertisement258 1985-06-27 23 Maintenance Part^ "ML iff Control wHfcw vunynAcw wm^nßwCK SHOCK ABSOftSERS Thm PREMIUM Rtpbcmmwt IXMOmmh iwii nrpnHiiu ill WtoTl.Oil.lm, ,in> Chr«MH«nw ""penplLT"" QOOOLUCK FRIENDS CENTRE (established 1979) mtroouoes oeai mencs. lifetime partners Free nwnbor s list for references. To: P.0.80x 269, Singapore 9118. Or, personaly at: #04-24, Parkiane Shopping MaH, Setegte258 words
-
-
sports
-
Article25 1985-06-27 24 The results of the International Invitational Meet heats, which were held this morning, will be published in our Evening Edition today.25 words
-
499 1985-06-27 24 INl£AfttfibNAL INVITATIONAL SWIMMING MEET SIXTY-nine swimmers representing Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan and hosts Singapore will vie for top honours in the International Invitation Swimming Meet The heats began this morning at 9 at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool. Singapore will rely499 words
-
Article358 1985-06-27 24 K SILVAM - Training in Chinese province part of plan to win SEA Games medal By K SILVAM A ONE month training stint in the Chinese province of Fujian for our women's volleyball team and the subsequent appointment of a Chinese coach are part of plans by the Volleyball358 words
-
160 1985-06-27 24 B KULA - By B KULA AS MANY as seven expatriates may be in Singapore's squad of 23 for the Asian Rugby Football Union championship in Bangkok next year Explaining his decision to include non-Singaporeans, the union's president, Howard Cashin, said: "Singaporeans160 words
-
Article, Illustration614 1985-06-27 24 Kerry gets what he wants goals lIUBEJ mhTb SHOOTING KERRY DIXON was limited to two shots and scored from one of them! That is quality finishing by any standards. The Chelsea striker's 54th minute goal which dragged England back into the game with a 21 deficit was a tribute to614 words
-
Article345 1985-06-27 25 S GULAM - By S GULAM REFEREES who fail to turn up for matches repeatedly are in for deep trouble. The Football Association of Singapore Referees' Committee is planning to take tough disciplinary action against them. A referee who is absent from a game will be345 words
-
159 1985-06-27 25 B KULA - By B KULA HOCKEY internationals Nordin Manaf and Mohd Noor have got the green light from their parents to represent Singapore in the coming Under-23 Malaysian Hockey Federation tourney in Johor from July 17-21. Their parents, who initially disapproved their sons'159 words
-
161 1985-06-27 25 Reuter MONTE CARLO, Thursday BERNHAED LANGER, beaten in a sudden death play-off for the Irish Open title last Sunday, will be pleased that Severiano Ballesteros is not competing in the Monte Carlo Open Golf championship, which starts tomorrow. The West German, reigning US MastersReuter - 161 words
-
Article, Illustration313 1985-06-27 25 MR MIR COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK WITH SOCCER violence apparently on the rise, uniformed policemen are an increasingly common sight at league matches. There were cops at Jalan Besar last night, but they were not in their uniform. They were313 words
-
165 1985-06-27 25 Police 2 Toa Payoh Utd 0 REFEREE Seah Tien Cheng came under fire from all quarters for his Roor handling of last night's ational Football League Division One matth between Toa Payoh United and Police Sports Association at the Jalan Besar Stadium.165 words
-
Article, Illustration865 1985-06-27 26 Unknown Yugoslav dispatches Wilander in first major upset Reuter LONDON, Thursday SLOBODAN Zivojin'ovic of Yugoslavia became the first Cot-killer of Wimbledon tennis championships by ousting French Open champion Mats Wilander of Sweden 6-2 5-7 7-5 6-0 yesterday. The stunning first round victory by the huge 21-year-old from Belgrade,Reuter - 865 words
-
Article, Illustration359 1985-06-27 26 AP LONDON, Thursday THIRD-SEEDED American Jimmy Connors, in the twilight of his long career seeking a third Wimbledon title, battled his way to a win over Sweden's Stefan Simonsson. Connors, playing his usual attacking game, easily cruised past Simonsson 6-1, 63,AP - 359 words
-
Article349 1985-06-27 26 MIN'S SINGLES! First Round Jimmy Connors beat Stefan Simonsson, Sweden, 6-16-3 64; Slobodan Zivojinovic bt Mats Wilander 6-2 5-7 7-5 6-0; Anders Jarryd bt Claudk) Panatta 4-6 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-3; Joakim Nystroem bt Jason GoodaH 63 6-3 3-6 6-0. Johan Kriek bt Victor Peed 6-4 6-0 4-6 7-5;349 words
-
206 1985-06-27 26 AP LONDON, Thursday BARBARA POTTER answered the Wimbledon seedings committee, who dropped her from the list at this year's championships, by beating Sweden's Catarina Lindqvist, seeded 12, in the first round of the women's singles yesterday. The 25-year-old lefthander triumphed 6-0, 7-5AP - 206 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement395 1985-06-27 25 THE MEETING PLACE INDIAN MUSLIM MALE, aged 43, divorcee, seeks decent Muslim ladies, age 30 35. Please reply with contact telephone number to: G.P.O. Box 804, Singapore 9016. LADIES IN THEIR twenties (Administrator positions), wishes to meet non-Chnstian and Protestants gentlemen Reply with photos to: Toa Payoh Central, P.O. Box395 words
-
Advertisement820 1985-06-27 25 NOTICES PUBLIC AUCTION CHAPTER 222 (PAWNBROKERS) Unredeemed pledges made up to December 1984 consisting of gold and silver ornaments, jewelleries etc. pledged witn the following pawnshops will be sold by public auction Ban Hin Pawnshop Blk 2 Jin Bukit Merah #01 5162 Ban Joo Pawnshop Blk 1 Tg Pagar Plaza820 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement46 1985-06-27 26 TOP FLITE PLUS r jorocv xl *771*. 2 10MTUT« •*-<m-+ 1 US H ARE NUMBER 1 MIHE WORLD Sole Agent. Jkjjt MMmti IL, l&wa t §m 4 iH mKMi nwnwwip rmMb <06 Mortfn Rood, #05-06 Singapore Warehouse, Singapore 0973. Tel: 733H69 Tele*: RS ***** Cable; "ALCXKO"46 words
-
-
MONITOR sports
-
SEEN & HEARD
-
Article102 1985-06-27 27 OFF-COURT ACTION AT WIMBLEDON A BIG ISSUE at Wimbledon this week, following a newspaper article by US Davis Cup captain Arthur Ashe, is whether grass has become outdated at Wimbledon. Ashe wrote that he thought the grass soon would be replaced by another surface, but Buzzer Haddingham,102 words
-
Article72 1985-06-27 27 THE TOPIC of instituting a Similar surface for all tennis tournaments was discussed by Jimmy Connors yesterday after his opening round victory over Stefan Simonsson at Wimbledon. ,r A one-surface game would make it fair for everybody," Connors said. "But a clay court player would want it slow,72 words
-
Article132 1985-06-27 27 ONE OF THE few people to benefit from the rain which has deluged Wimbledon is Chris Evert Lloyd. Evert Lloyd, seeded No 1 with Martina Navratilova, injured her neck last week and is grateful for the extended opportunity to recover. "Chris is much better now and is132 words
-
Article59 1985-06-27 27 UPI BECAUSE dl the rain which has played havoc with the Wimbledon schedule during the first three days of the Championships, the starting times on all courts are being moved up to noon. Play on Centre Court and Court One normally begins at 2 pmUPI - 59 words
-
-
Article, Illustration407 1985-06-27 27 LONDON, Thurs SWEDEN'S band of tennis Vikings suffered mixed fortunes at the 99th Wimbledon Championships yesterday. The most serious loss was the Centre Court defeat of fourth-seeded Mats Wilander the "One million dollar man" by little-known Yugoslav Slobodan Zivojinovic. Wilander, winner of the Australian and French Open407 words
-
205 1985-06-27 27 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Tennis Federation have plenty of reasons to be thankful to Slobodan Zivojinovic. One million dollars worth of reasons, that is. Nicknamed "Bodo," the awesomely-built Czech destroyed fourth-seeded Mats Wilander yesterday, thus preventing the Swede from collecting the million-dollarReuter - 205 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement105 1985-06-27 27 I S^O^TER^gi Certificate in Computer Programming and Information Processing FULL-TIME/PART-TIME courses Practical Computer Appreciation Programming in COBOL Programming in BASIC Mathematics and Statistics Data Processing Concepts Information Processing C G Term Project COURSE EMPHASIS: Our lecturers place great emphasis on I practical work and students are given the privilege of105 words
-
Advertisement93 1985-06-27 27 L -ntf. > new balance B Soct.f.v Boots U*>vvlop(>d t)y Bry.m KK Jimbo still has it in him The first giant-killing act Unseeded Potter drops a hint All the results and today's order of play ALL REPORTS ON PAGE 27 ONE war CH LETERON* SIGN SYSTEMS for sales charts and93 words
-