THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1985
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BOARD REVIEWS ITS WORK
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THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT BOARD WILL REVIEW ITS WORK AND THAT OF ITS COMMITTEES FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS AT THE FINAL MEETING OF THE SESSION TOMORROW (FRIDAY).
DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS WILL ALSO REVIEW SCHEMES THAT ENABLE RESIDENTS TO REFLECT THEIR PROBLEMS AND MAKE SUGGESTIONS.
OTHER ITEMS ON THE AGENDA INCLUDE PROGRESS REPORTS OF THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT BOARD'S ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE, THE COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMITTEE, THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT COMMITTEE AND THE WORK PROJECTS COMMITTEE.
THE DISTRCT BOARD WILL ALSO DISCUSS THE ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR ORGANISING SPRING FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES IN POK FU LAM, SHEK O AND AP LEI CHAU.
WAN CHAI CANDIDATES TO MEET PRESS
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CANDIDATES STANDING FOR THE WAN CHAI DISTRICT BOARD ELECTIONS ON MARCH 7, WILL BE INTRODUCED AT A +MEET THE PRESS+ SESSION TOMORROW (FRIDAY) IN THE WAN CHAI DISTRICT OFFICE.
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THE 21 CANDIDATES, WHO ARE CONTESTING THE 10 SEATS IN THE ELECTIONS, WILL SPEAK ABOUT THEIR POLITICAL PLATFORMS AND ANSWER QUESTIONS FROM THE PRESS.
THEY WILL BE INTRODUCED BY WAN CHAI DISTRICT OFFICER, MR LAM KAM-KWONG, WHO WILL ALSO BRIEF THE MEDIA ON THE DISTRICT BOARD ELECTION PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT.
ANTI-CRIME DRIVE CLOSES WITH SHOW
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AN EVENING VARIETY SHOW AT THE TAI PO PLAYGROUND ON SATURDAY (FEBRUARY 9) WILL BRING TO A CLOSE THE 1984-85 TAI PO DISTRICT CRIME PREVENTION CAMPAIGN.
THE THREE-MONTH CRIME PREVENTION CAMPAIGN FOCUSED ON THREE PECIFIC AREAS OF CRIME THEFT FROM PARKED VEHICLES, CRIME IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, AND BURGLARIES AND ROBBERIES IN MIGH RISK PREMISES, SUCH AS BANKS AND GOLDSMITH SHOPS.
THE VARIETY SHOW, FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY POPULAR SINGERS, GIC ACTS AND ACROBATICS, IS JOINTLY ORGANISED BY THE TAI PO ISTRICT CRIME PREVENTION CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE AND THE CULTURAL
RVICES DEPARTMENT.
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