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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1986
+THERE WAS AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE WITH MORE THAN 3 000 RESIDENTS, YOUNG AND OLD, PARTICIPATING IN EIGHT EVENTS ORGANISED DURING THE FORTNIGHT, A COMMITTEE SPOKESMAN SAID.
THE DISTRICT OFFICER, MR MATTHEW CHEUNG, WILL OFFICIATE AT THE CLOSING CEREMONY AND PRESENT PRIZES TO WINNERS OF THE DISTRICT'S +TEN OUTSTANDING ELDERLY+ COMPETITION.
OTHER GUESTS WILL INCLUDE DISTRICT BOARD CHAIRMAN, MR RAYMOND PANGI VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE HEUNG YEE KUK, MR LIU CHING-LEUNG; AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD'S RECREATION AND CULTURE COMMITTEE, MR CHEUNG HON-CHUNG.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE CLOSING CEREMONY FOR THE NORTH DISTRICT FORTNIGHT FOR THE ELDERLY AT 3 PM TOMORROW IN THE CHEUNG WAH COMMUNITY HALL, CHEUNG WAH ESTATE, FANLING.
STUDENTS TO LEARN ABOUT NORTH DISTRICT
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TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS FROM EIGHT SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NORTH DISTRICT WILL BE ABLE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR DISTRICT WHEN A STUDY CAMP IS HELD AT THE BAPTIST ASSEMBLY IN FANLING ON SATURDAY (DECEMBER 20).
HAVING A THEME OF +GET TO KNOW NORTH DISTRICT, THE TWO-DAY CAMP IS AMONG ACTIVITIES ORGANISED BY THE NORTH DISTRICT SECONDARY SCHOOL HEADMASTERS' CONFERENCE TO PROMOTE CIVIC EDUCATION.
PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS WILL CARRY OUT PROJECTS ON VARIOUS ASPECTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICT ON THE FIRST DAY, WITH AN EXHIBITION AND A SLIDE PRESENTATION THE NEXT DAY, A DISTRICT OFFICE SPOKESMAN SAID.
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