SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1975
HOLIDAY BREAK FOR REGISTRATION OF PERSONS OFFICES
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THE REGISTRATION OF PERSONS DEPARTMENT'S HEAD OFFICE. BRANCH OFFICES AND SUB-OFFICES WILL LE CLOSED FOR BUSINESS AT 1 P.N. ON CHRISTMAS EVE (WEDNESDAY).
THE OFFICES WILL RE-OPEN AT ? A.M. ON SATURDAY
(DECEMLER 27).
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CAS CADETS' ANNUAL CAMP *****
FOUR HUNDRED CADETS OF THE CIVIL AID SERVICE WILL HOLD THEIR ANI:UAL CAMP AT THE DODVELL'S KIDGE CAMP IN FAILING BETWEEN DECEMBER 27 AND 30.
THE PARTICIPANTS ARE FROM 20 UNITS OF THE CAS CADET CORPS IN BOTH THE URBAN AND RURAL AREAS.
THE ANNUAL CAMP IS ONE OF THE FEW OCCASIONS IN THE YEAR WHEN REPRESENTATIVES PROM EACH UNIT MEET EACH OTHER IN FRIENDLY COMPETITIONS AND AROUND CAP FIRES.
THE CAMP WILI. ALSO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE CADETS TO POLISH THEIR SKILLS IN LEADERSHIP AND TO DEVELOP THEIR SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY AND SPORTSNSHIP THROUGH ORGANISED SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.
ON SUNDAY (DECEMBER 20) AT 10.30 A.M., THE CAS COMMISSIONER, MR. P.C. WOO, WILL OFFICIALLY OPEN THE CAMP.
HE WILL BE MET ON ARRIVAL LY THE CHIEF STAFF OFFICER, NR. J.A. FORTUNE- THE COMMANDANT, CADET CORPS, MR. HENRY KU HONG-CHEONG, AND THE SENIOR TRAINING OFFICER (CADETS), MR. LAN SUI-FAN.
MR. WOO WILL INSPECT A GUARD OF HONOUR AND LATER PERFORM A RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY.
THE PROGRAMME WILL INCLUDE A MOTOR-CYCLE DEMONSTRATION BY MEMBERS OF THE CAS AND A DICYCLE SHOW LY THE CADETS.
BEFORE LEAVING, MR. WOO AND QUESTS WILL TOUR THE CAMP.
NOT TO EDITORS :
YOU ARE WELCOME TO COVER THE EVENT.
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