SUNDAY, JULY 21,1991
DRIED
SHOP IN TSUEN
MARKED THERE WERE BACH
FOUR OF THEM, THREE GINSENG HONGS AND A RETAIL WAN, CONTRAVENED THE REGULATIONS BY SELLING IMPROPERLY PORK SLICES, DRIED SHRIMPS AND LIFE BUOY BISCUITS. FINED $2,500 AND THE SHOP WAS PUNISHED $300.
FACTORY THEY
IN THE REMAINING CASES INVOLVING A SUPERMARKET, A FOOD IN SHA TIN AND TWO CHINESE HERBS AND PROVISION SHOPS IN CENTRAL,
SIMILAR OFFENCES. WERE BITHER FINED $1,000 OR $2,000 FOR COMMITTING THE FOOD ITEMS INVOLVED WERE CHINESE NEW YEAR PUDDING, FRIED POTATO DRIED CAKES, JAPANESE-STYLE DUMPLINGS, DRIED SHRIMPS, CASHEW NUTS AND SQUID.
NAME THE FOOD ITEMS DID NOT HAVE THE
OR DESIGNATION OF THE MINIMUM DURABILITY, FOOD, THE LIST OF INGREDIENTS, AND INDICATION OF THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE MANUFACTURER OR PACKER OF THE FOOD AND THE NUMERICAL COUNT OF THE CONTENTS OR THE NET WEIGHT OF THE FOOD AS STIPULATED IN THE THIRD SCHEDULE OF THE FOOD AND DRUGS (COMPOSITION AND LABELLING) REGULATIONS.
33 COURSES AND SEMINARS ORGANISED FOR TEACHERS LAST MONTH
THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HAD CONDUCTED A TOTAL OF 33 COURSES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, TALKS AND CONFERENCES FOR KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS LAST MONTH.
WORKSHOPS HELD IN JUNE INCLUDED THOSE ON LIBRARY ACTIVITIES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS, COMPUTER COURSE FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL TEACHERS, CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF TWO CRYSTAL MODEL KITS IN TEACHING
IMPLEMENTATION OF A-LEVEL CHEMISTRY, AND
STAGE 4 OF THE REVISED SECONDARY LANGUAGE SYLLABUS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF ENGLISH.
TOPICS DISCUSSED AT THE SEMINARS INCLUDED THE REVISED BIOLOGY SYLLABUS FOR SECONDARY 4-5 TEACHERS, "KNOW MORE ABOUT ELECTION", FOOD
AND HISTORY
THE HYGIENE, THE TEACHING OF AS-LEVEL
SCHOOLS CREATIVE MUSIC SHOWCASE 1991.
CHINESE
COURSES INCLUDED TRAINING FOR TEACHERS LIBRARIANS, HOW. TO SET AND SECONDARY THE TEACHING POINTS IN TEACHING READING, ASSESSMENT OF PRIMARY STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT IN
ADVANCED TOPICS COMPUTER SCIENCE.
ON
PUTONGHUA AND
IN
A CONFERENCE
SELF CONCEPT AND SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT WAS ORGANISED FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS AND GUIDANCE TEACHERS.
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