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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1978
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+A WIND BAND IS MORE FLEXIBLE,+ SAID THE YOUTH SYMPHONIC EAND'S CONDUCTOR, MR. JOHN K.C. CHENG. IT IS EASILY MOBILISED AND CAN PLAY IN MANY SETTINGS, OPEN-AIR OR INSIDE AN AUDITORIUM. THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS CAN ALSO VARY ACCORDING TO THE SITUATION.+
FOR TOMORROW'S CONCERT, THE BAND WILL BE JOINED BY MEMBERS OF THE PUI CHING MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND AND THE DELIA MEMORIAL SCHOOL (MEI FOO) WIND BAND,
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE INCLUDE PARTICIPATION IN THE BAND FESTIVAL ORGANISED BY THE MUSIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE IN NOVEMBER. THE YOUTH SYMPHONIC BAND WILL ALSO PLAY HOST TO VAR IOUS LOCAL BANDS AND AN ALL-FEMALE BRASS EAND FROM JAPAN.
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WATER CUT * * *
THE WATER SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT FRESH WATER SUPPLY TO A NUMBER OF PREMISES NEAR JARDINE'S LOOKOUT ON THE ISLAND AND IN TSUEN WAN, THE NEW TERRITORIES WILL BE TEMPORARILY CUT OFF FOR SEVERAL HOURS ON THURSDAY (AUGUST 3) NIGHT TO FACILITATE LEAKAGE TESTS.
THE AREA TO BE AFFECTED NEAR JARDINE'S LOOKOUT, BOUNDED BY MT. BUTLER ROAD, MOORSOM ROAD, PERKINS ROAD, COOPER ROAD, WILSON ROAD INCLUDING CREASY ROAD, HENDERSON ROAD, GOLDSMITH ROAD, PURVES ROAD AND PRICE ROAD, WILL HAVE NO WATER FOR SEVEN HOURS FROM 11 P.M. ON THURSDAY.
IN TSUEN WAN, THE AREA BOUNDED BY TAI WO HAU ROAD AND BLOCK NOS. 3 TO 26 OF KWAI CHUNG ESTATE WILL BE WITHOUT WATER FOR SIX HOURS FROM MIDNIGHT ON THURSDAY TO 6 A.M. ON FRIDAY.
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