SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1984-
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FOURTH +SAFETY AT WORK+ SERIES STARTS TOMORROW
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THE FOURTH SERIES OF THE
SAFETY AT WORK+ TELEVISION HK-TVB JADE EVERY SUNDAY FROM 3.30 PM TO 4 PM FOR 12 WEEKS, FROM JUNE 3 TO AUGUST 9, 1984.
PROGRAMME WILL BE SCREENED ON
THE SERIES IS BEING JOINTLY ORGANISED BY THE LABOUR DEPARTMENT, RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG AND THE FEDERATION OF HONG KONG INDUSTRIES.
THE GRAND FINAL, COMPRISING AN HOUR-LONG PROGRAMME, WILL BE SHOWN ON TVB-JADE ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, FROM 9.30 PM TO 10.30 PM.
ANNOUNCING THE SCREENING SCHEDULE AT A PRESS CONFERENCE THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, THE COMMISSIONER FOR LABOUR,
MR RON BRIDGE, POINTED OUT THAT THE PROGRAMME WAS AIMED AT PROMOTING WORK SAFETY AS WIDELY AS POSSIBLE THROUGH TELEVISION AND THROUGH PARTICIPATION BY WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS.
MR BRIDGE HOPED THAT THROUGH THE PROGRAMME, EMPLOYERS AND WORKERS WOULD BECOME MORE AWARE OF THE NEED TO SUPPORT, AND TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN, THE UPGRADING OF THE STANDARD OF INDUSTRIAL SAFETY IN HONG KONG.
THE PROGRAMME WAS AN EXCELLENT TELEVISION PRODUCTION AND ITS CONTENTS WERE BOTH ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL. WORKERS WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO TAKE PART IN THE PROGRAMME CAN PARTICIPATE IN A QUIZ ON INDUSTRIAL SAFETY FOR HOME VIEWERS.
+1 FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT PARTICIPATION BY WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY OF PROMOTING SAFETY AT WORK, + MR BRIDGE SAID.
THE PROGRAMME CARRIES PRIZES WORTH MORE THAN $300 000, MANY OF WHICH HAVE BEEN DONATED BY COMMERCIAL FIRMS WHO BELIEVE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL SAFETY.
THE FIRST PRIZE IS AN ALL-EXPENSES-PAID, 11-DAY TRIP TO THE WEST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE FIVE MEMBERS OF THE WINNING TEAM, WITH AIR TICKETS SPONSORED BY MR LAM KIN-MING OF LAI SUN GARMENT COMPANY LTD., AN INDUSTRIALIST IN TSUEN WAN.
ARTS FESTIVAL FOR CHILDREN
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A TWO-WEEK ARTS FESTIVAL FOR CHILDREN IN WONG TAI SIN OPENED THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING WITH A PLAY BASED ON A CHINESE MYTH- +THE TEN BROTHERS+.
THE PLAY WAS HELD IN THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY HALL.
SPEAKING AT THE OPENING CEREMONY, THE DISTRICT OFFICER MR PHILIP CHOK, PRAISED THE WONG TAI SIN DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL FOR ITS DEDICATION AND EFFORTS IN PROMOTING CULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN THE DISTRICT.
'THE FESTIVAL