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(111) BY SELECTED

TRADES

ON

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1983

SUPERMARKETS

156

155

-1

-1

14

10

MOTOR VEHICLES

38

40

2

5

-7

-15

DEPARTMENT STORES 93

109

16

17

1

1

NOTES:

+FOODSTUFFS. ALCOHOLIC DRINKS AND TOBACCO+ INCLUDES THOSE

SOLD AT SUPERMARKETS.

+CONSUMER DURABLES+ INCLUDES MOTOR VEHICLES.

+OTHER CONSUMER GOODS+ INCLUDES THOSE SOLD AT DEPARTMENT

STORES.

CAMP SITES AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS ****

SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO USE A NUMBER OF CAMP SITES IN THE NEW TERRITORIES ON WEEKDAYS OR DURING WEEKENDS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.

+THE OBJECTIVES OF THESE CAMPS ARE TO PROVIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH EXPERIENCE OF LIVING IN A NATURAL OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND TO ENABLE SCHOOLS TO EXTEND CLASSROOM THEORY INTO FIELDWORK IN CAMPING SITUATIONS, AN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID.

THE CAMPS CAN BE HELD ON WEEKDAYS AT GAUDETE HOUSE, WU KWAI SHA YOUTH VILLAGE, SILVERMINE BAY OUTDOOR RECREATION CAMP, Y.M.C.A. YOUTH CAMP (LANTAU), MA WAN YOUTH CAMP, WONG YEE CHAU YOUTH CAMP AND PO LEUNG KUK HOLIDAY CAMP. THESE CAMPSITES ARE AVAILABLE FOR USE FROM NOW TO JULY NEXT YEAR, AND HAVE CAPACITIES RANGING FROM 45 TO 120 PLACES.

ALL WEEKDAY CAMPS ARE OF THREE DAYS' DURATION AND SHOULD BE RUN EITHER FROM MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY OR FROM WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY.

/PROGRAMMES WILL

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