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event in this programme, with the Hong Kong Life Guard Club giving Mr. TINSON was first appointed Secretary in September 1965 and full support by providing demonstration teams in lifesaving, diving and has been with the Council ever since. I can say without fear of synchronized swimming: scientific swimming will also be demonstrated, contradiction that all Councillors have found Mr. TINSON unfailingly together with other novelty items.
Photographic talks will be given at our new Kai Tak Stadium and a painting competition for young children is being arranged.
Assisting the Urban Council in the presentation of this Youth Week are:
Hong Kong Table Tennis Association Government Information Services Hong Kong Cycling Association
Royal Hong Kong Police Force
Hong Kong & Kowloon Volleyball Association
Chinese Football Association
Hong Kong Miniature Football Association
Hong Kong Life Guard Club
Royal Life Saving Society (Hong Kong Branch) Hong Kong Amateur Basketball Association Hong Kong Amateur Handball Association Kadak (Far East) Limited
Radio Hong Kong
Education Department
Secretariat for Home Affairs
Hong Kong Chess Association
South China Morning Post
Commercial Radio
Hong Kong T.V.B.
Our heartfelt thanks for all of their support in arranging this Youth Week which should be a great success.
We all earnestly hope that young people will find the large variety of items to be presented during the Youth Week to be to their liking and that the public fully enjoy themselves.
CHAIRMAN (In English):-That concludes the official business of today's Meeting.
It is with regret that I inform Council that, for our good friend and long-time Secretary, Mr. J. A. M. TINSON, this is his last meeting.
helpful and courteous in his relations with them. He has won high praise for his sterling work. For this reason, Members were sorry when they first heard that Mr. TINSON would not continue in his post as he was seeking early retirement for personal reasons.
Mr. TINSON, you take away with you our best wishes for success and prosperity in all your future endeavours. We wish you, Mrs. TINSON and your family a full measure of happiness in your new home. Thank you for your excellent service to the Council. (Applause).
ADJOURNMENT - 5.00 P.M.
CHAIRMAN (In English):-Council stands adjourned until Tuesday, 14th August, 1973, at 4 p.m.
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