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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1984

IN ADDITION, HE SAID, HONG KONG PEOPLE WERE NOW FACING THE FUTURE WITH GREATER CONFIDENCE, FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SINO-BRITISH JOINT DECLARATION.

*THE DOCUMENT HAS LAID A SOUND FOUNDATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE TERRITORY'S PROSPERITY AND STABILITY IN THE YEARS AHEAD, + HE SAID.

MR HSU ALSO PRAISED THE LOK SIN TONG FOR ITS LONG SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND FOR PROVIDING A HOME FOR THE AGED IN TAI PO.

+ IT IS GRATIFYING TO LEARN THAT THERE ARE PLANS TO OPERATE A CLINIC IN THIS HOME FOR THE AGED, WHICH WILL ALSO SERVE RESIDENTS

IN THE DISTRICT, HE SAID.

ROAD SAFETY DAY ***

A ROAD SAFETY DAY WILL BE HELD TOMORROW (SUNDAY) AT 2 PM AT THE TUEN MUN PLAYGROUND TO MARK THE END OF THIS YEAR'S TUEN MUN DISTRICT ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN.

PROGRAMMES FOR THE ROAD SAFETY DAY INCLUDE A VARIETY SHOW, A DEMONSTRATION ON THE USE OF SAFETY BELTS, EXHIBITIONS OF A ROAD SAFETY BUS AND VARIOUS TYPES OF VEHICLES AND THE FINALS OF THE ROAD SAFETY RECITATION COMPETITION.

A PRIZE PRESENTATION CEREMONY WILL BE HELD FOR WINNERS OF THE ROAD SAFETY RECITATION COMPETITION, A DRAWING COMPETITION AND A SLOGAN DESIGN COMPETITION.

OFFICIATING AT THE ROAD SAFETY DAY WILL BE THE TUEN MUN DISTRICT OFFICER, MR RICKY FUNG, THE POLICE DISTRICT COMMANDER, MR MARTIN BROWN, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE HEUNG YEE KUK, MR LAU WONG-FAT.

THE WEEK-LONG CAMPAIGN IS SPONSORED BY THE TUEN MUN DISTRICT BOARD AND IS JOINTLY ORGANISED BY THE DISTRICT OFFICE AND THE ROYAL HONG KONG POLICE FORCE.

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