WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1985
TOURING THE CAMP AND SEEING CAMPERS TAKING PART IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES, MRS. CHOW AND OTHER GUESTS WERE GREETED BY THE CAMPERS WHO ALL SAID THAT THEY APPRECIATED THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET AND TO SHARE FUN WITH OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE. THEY ALSO PLEDGED THEIR SUPPORT TO THE FIGHT AGAINST CRIME.
THE JPC SUMMER CAMP WHICH IS A CENTRAL PART OF THE ON-GOING FIGHT YOUTH CRIME CAMPAIGN FORMS PART OF THE 1985 IYY PROGRAMME FEATURING THE THEME PARTICIPATION, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE.
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APART FROM RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES, THERE WERE ALSO SEMINARS ON YOUTH PROBLEMS' AND YOUTH PARTICIPATION, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE' DURING THE CAMP.
MEANWHILE VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS WERE ALSO ARRANGED FOR CAMPERS IN THE EVENING. THESE INCLUDED A CONCERT BY WELL-KNOWN SINGER TERENCE TSOI, DISCO NIGHT AND A FOLK CONCERT.
HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS FOR RSD LIBRARIES ****
THE REGIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY THE OPENING HOURS OF ITS PUBLIC LIBRARIES ON SATURDAY (AUGUST 24) AND MONDAY (AUGUST 26), BOTH PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.
ON SATURDAY ALL RSD'S LIBRARIES, EXCEPT THOSE AT MUI WO, PENG CHAU AND SOUTH LAMMA, WILL OPEN FROM 9 AM TO 1 PM.
THE OPENING HOURS OF THE MUI WO AND PENG CHAU LIBRARIES WILL BE BETWEEN 10 AM AND 1 PM.
THE MOBILE LIBRARY AND THE SOUTH LAMMA LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AS IN THE PAST.
ON MONDAY LIBRARIES AT CHEUNG CHAU, SAI KUNG, SHEUNG SHUI, SOUTH KWAI CHUNG, TA! PO, TUEN MUN (TAI HING) AND MUI WO WILL OPEN IN THE MORNING ONLY WHILE THE OTHER PUBLIC LIBRARIES WILL BE CLOSED.
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