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SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1990
BEACH SHOW TO PROMOTE KEEP CLEAN MESSAGES
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A VARIETY SHOW WAS HELD AT THE CLEAR WATER BAY SECOND BEACH TODAY (SUNDAY) TO DISSEMINATE KEEP CLEAN MESSAGES.
THE SHOW IS THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF BEACH EVENTS ORGANISED BY THE JOINT URBAN COUNCIL/REGIONAL COUNCIL KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN STEERING COMMITTEE FOR THIS YEAR'S KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN CAMPAIGN.
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"TO ACHIEVE A CLEANER AND THUS, BETTER ENVIRONMENT, IT IS IMPORTANT TO ALSO KEEP OUR BEACHES CLEAN, A SPOKESMAN COMMITTEE SAID.
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"HOWEVER, MANY BEACH-GOERS STILL LITTER INSTEAD OF MAKING USE OF RUBBISH BINS, HE ADDED.
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ACCORDING TO STATISTICS, THERE WERE 271 REPORTED CASES OF LITTERING ON THE BEACHES IN THE PAST 17 MONTHS ENDING THIS MAY.
THE SPOKESMAN STRESSED THAT THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PUBLIC SHOULD JOIN HANDS TO ALLEVIATE THE POLLUTION PROBLEM ON BEACHES.
DURING TODAY'S BEACH SHOW, SPECTATORS WERE REMINDED то SHARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF KEEPING THE BEACHES CLEAN,
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ONE-AND-A-HALF HOUR SHOW, COMPRISING PERFORMANCES BY SINGERS AND DISC JOCKEYS, WAS BROADCAST LIVE ON COMMERCIAL RADIO 2.
A VARIETY OF PRODUCED BY AND
OFFICIATING AT THE SHOW'S OPENING WERE THE VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT UC/RC KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN STEERING COMMITTEE, DR PANG HOK-TUEN; A COMMITTEE MEMBER, MR JOHN WU MAN-KEUNG; CHAIRMAN OF THE SAI KUNG DISTRICT BOARD'S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE, MR HO KOON-SHUN; AND SAI KUNG DISTRICT OFFICER, MR FREDERICK TONG KIN-SANG.
RESIDENTS URGED TO REGISTER AS ELECTORS
ISLANDS DISTRICT RESIDENTS SHOULD REGISTER AS ELECTORS AND VOTE IN THE 1991 ELECTIONS BECAUSE THE REPRESENTATIVES THEY ELECT WILL PLAY A CRUCIAL ROLE IN MAKING DECISIONS THAT WILL HAVE A SIGNIFICANT BEARING ON THE DISTRICT.
THIS TODAY DRIVE LAUNCHING
THE ISLANDS DISTRICT OFFICER, MR KIM SALKELD, SAID (SUNDAY) AT THE DISTRICT'S VOTER REGISTRATION CEREMONY AND VARIETY SHOW HELD ON CHEUNG CHAU.
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