SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1984
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SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX FOR TUEN MUN
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THE ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE OF THE BUILDING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT IS INVITING TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX AT TUEN MUN.
THE COMPLEX WILL BE BUILT ON A 3.5 HECTARE SITE CLOSE TO THE TEMPORARY HOVERFERRY PIER.
THE CONTRACT TERMS INCLUDE CONSTRUCTION OF A STANDARD-SIZE MAIN POOL, TWO PADDLING POOLS, AN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WITH A STAND FOR SPECTATORS AND CHANGING ROOM FACILITIES, FOUR SQUASH COURTS, A TOILET BLOCK WITH PROVISION FOR THE HANDICAPPED AND OTHER ANCILLARY FACILITIES.
WHEN COMPLETED THE COMPLEX WILL HELP EASE THE DEMAND FOR RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN TUEN MUN.
THE PRESENT POPULATION OF TUEN MUN IS OVER 190 000 AND IT IS EXPECTED THAT BY THE EARLY 1990'S IT WILL REACH MORE THAN 500 000.
WORK ON THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO COMMENCE IN MARCH AND BE COMPLETED BY JUNE, 1986.
THE SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX WILL BE HANDED OVER TO THE NEW TERRITORIES SERVICES DEPARTMENT FOR MANAGEMENT UPON COMPLETION.
STUDENT RADIOGRAPHERS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMA
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NINETEEN STUDENT RADIOGRAPHERS WHO HAVE PASSED THE DIPLOMA EXAMINATION OF THE U.K. COLLEGE OF RADIOGRAPHERS WILL RECEIVE THE IR DIPLOMAS AT A CEREMONY TO BE HELD ON MONDAY (JANUARY 9) AT 4.30 PM.
DR S.F. LAM, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES, WILL OFFICIATE AT THE CEREMONY AT THE INSTITUTE OF RADIOLOGY AND.COLOGY AT QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL.
THE STUDENT RADIOGRAPHERS HAVE COMPLETED THREE YEARS IN-SERVICE TRAINING AT THE INSTITUTE. THE TRAINING PROGRAMME INCLUDES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, HOSPITAL PRACTICE, PATIENT CARE, GENERAL PHYSICS, RADIOTHERAPY TECHNIQUE AND RADIATION PHYSICS.
AFTER COMPLETING THE COURSE, THEY WILL BE DEPLOYED TO WORK IN VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE RADIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT.
CERTIFICATES WILL ALSO BE PRESENTED TO FIVE STUDENT MOULD LABORATORY TECHNICIANS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THREE YEARS TRAINING AT THE INSTITUTE.
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