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SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1984
ABOUT 250 YOUNG MUSIC ENTHUSIASTS ARE TAKING PART IN THIS YEAR'S CAMP.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF THE CAMPERS WILL BE INVITED TO VISIT THE CAMP ON JULY 29 WHEN THEY WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THE IR CHILDREN AT WORK AND PLAY.
AN EVENING PERFORMANCE BY JUNIOR CAMPERS WILL BE HELD AT THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY HALL AT 8 PM ON AUGUST 3 AND A FINALE CONCERT BY SENIOR CAMPERS TO BE HELD AT THE CITY HALL AT 8 PM ON AUGUST 4.
TICKETS AT $5 EACH FOR THE FINALE CONCERT ARE NOW ON SALE AT THE CITY HALL, THE QUEEN ELIZABETH STADIUM, THE KO SHAN THEATRE, THE SPACE MUSEUM AND ALL MUSIC CENTRES OF THE MUSIC OFFICE.
ENQUIRIES MAY BE MADE BY DIALLING 5-283257 OR 5-741622.
WARNING STICKER TO GO ON LITTER BINS
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A NOTICE TO WARN PEOPLE AGAINST DEPOSITING REFUSE OUTSIDE A LITTER BIN WILL SOON BE POSTED ON URBAN COUNCIL LITTER BINS IN KEY BLACKSPOTS THROUGHOUT THE HONG KONG ISLAND AND KOWLOON.
THE NOTICE STATES THAT THE OFFENCE CARRIES A MAXIMUM FINE OF $5 000 AND SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT.
MANY PEOPLE HAVE THE HABIT OF DISCARDING JUNK IN THIS MANNER, NOT REALISING THAT IT IS AGAINST THE LAW, A CITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID.
→THE URBAN COUNCIL HAS TO SPEND A GREAT DEAL OF TIME AND MONEY COLLECTING HEAPS OF REFUSE AROUND LITTER BINS. SUCH REFUSE SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO THE NEAREST REFUSE COLLECTING POINTS DURING COLLECTION HOURS, THE SPOKESMAN SAID.
THE WARNING STICKER WILL BE PASTED UP ON ABOUT 1 000 BINS IN ALL DISTRICTS, ESPECIALLY IN WAN CHAI, WESTERN, SHAU KEI WAN, MONG KOK, SHAM SHUI PO AND YAU MA TEI, WHERE THE PROBLEM IS MOST SERIOUS.
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