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+ARTS FOR ALL+ COMES TO A CLOSE *****
EASTERN DISTRICT'S +ARTS FOR ALL PROGRAMME, WILL COME TO A CLOSE AT VICTORIA PARK TOMORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT, AFTER THREE WEEKS OF INTERESTING AND ENTERTAINING ACTIVITIES.
SPONSORED BY THE DISTRICT BOARD AND VARIOUS LOCAL ORGANISATIONS, THE PROGRAMME IS JOINTLY ORGANISED BY THE EASTERN DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL AND THE URBAN COUNCIL, WITH THE HELP OF THE MUSIC OFFICE AND THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
EASTERN DISTRICT OFFICER, MR BOWEN LEUNG: CHAIRMAN OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL, MADAM CHRISTINA TING; DISTRICT BOARD CHAIRMAN, MR SHUM CHOI-ŠANG, AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE MUSIC OFFICE, EDUCATION AND URBAN SERVICES DEPARTMENTS WILL OFFICIATE AT THE CLOSING CEREMONY AT 7.30 PM,
THIS WILL BE FOLLOWED BY AN ALL-STAR SHOW BY ARTISTES AT FOOTBALL PITCH NO. 2.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT'S ARTS FOR ALL+ PROGRAMME TO BE HELD AT 7.30 PM TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT FOOTBALL PITCH NO. 2 IN VICTORIA PARK.
HURRY UP FOR CLEAN AND GREEN SCHEME ****
PARTICIPANTS OF THE +CLEAN AND GREEN+ SCHEME TO PROMOTE COUNTRYSIDE CONSERVATION WERE TODAY (FRIDAY) REMINDED THAT
MONDAY (DECEMBER 9) WAS THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING THE IR SECOND STAGE ENTRIES.
A SPOKESMAN FOR THE AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT, WHICH ORGANISES THE SCHEME, SAID A RECORD TOTAL OF 5 740 PEOPLE HAD JOINED AND COMPLETED THE FIRST STAGE OF THE PROJECT.
HE SAID: THEY ARE QUAL IF IED TO ENTER STAGE TWO WHICH WILL INVOLVE LITTER COLLECTION IN A MAXIMUM OF NINE COUNTRY PARKS AND A SIMPLE QUIZ TO TEST THE IR COUNTRYSIDE CONSERVATION KNOWLEDGE.
/+IN ADDITION,