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MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1987
A TELEMATCH WILL BE HELD AT 10 AM THE FOLLOWING DAY IN THE ABERDEEN SPORTS GROUND, FOLLOWED BY THE FESTIVAL'S CLOSING CEREMONY FEATURING A GRAND TATTOO BETWEEN 2.30 PM AND 5.30 PM AT THE WONG CHUK HANG HARD-SURFACED SOCCER PITCH.
THE TATTOO WILL INCLUDE MOCK BATTLES, PIPE BANDS, DRILLS, KARATE AND MOTORCYCLE DEMONSTRATIONS BY VARIOUS DISCIPLINED UNITS AND LOCAL GROUPS.
FREE TICKETS FOR THE SINGING COMPETITION AND THE TATTOO ARE OBTAINABLE FROM THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OFFICE AND SUB-OFFICES IN ABERDEEN CENTRE, WAH FU AND STANLEY ON A FIRST-COME-FIRST-SERVED BASIS FROM JANUARY 10.
RESIDENTS HOLDING OLD TICKETS FOR THE SINGING COMPETITION SHOULD CHANGE THEM FOR NEW ONES AT THE DISTRICT OFFICE AND THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT ARTS AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION IN LEE CHAK HOUSE, AP LEI CHAU ESTATE, BETWEEN TOMORROW (JANUARY 6) AND FRIDAY.
ENQUIRIES CAN BE MADE TO THE DISTRICT OFFICE ON 5-540271.
YOUNG MUSICIANS LEAVE FOR SYDNEY MUSIC CAMP
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TWO TALENTED YOUNG MUSICIANS LEFT THIS (MONDAY) EVENING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PAN PACIFIC MUSIC CAMP IN AUSTRALIA.
THE CAMP, A ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MUSIC EXCHANGE PROGRAMME, WILL BE HELD AT THE NAAMAROO CONFERENCE CENTRE IN SYDNEY FROM JANUARY 12 TO 23.
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THE TWO PARTICIPANTS FORM 5 STUDENTS JOSEPHINE LAW AND CHEUNG KING-SIU – ARE PRINCIPAL CELLIST AND VIOLINIST OF THE HONG KONG YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
THEY TRAVELLED TO SYDNEY UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ROTARY CLUB OF HONG KONG WHILE FEES FOR THE CAMP WILL BE MET BY CAMP ORGANISERS.
THE MUSIC