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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1987

MET BY ON ARRIVAL AT THE CASTLE PEAK POWER STATION, THEY WERE

MR TUEN MUN DISTRICT OFFICER,

STEPHEN SELBY, AND DISTRICT BOARD AND WERE CHAIRMAN, MR LAU WONG-FAT. THEY THEN DROVE TO LUNG KWU TAAN GREETED BY THE VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVE, MR LAU SZE-CHUEN.

THE GOVERNOR WAS TOLD THAT WITH A POPULATION OF 960, THE

THE UNSPOILED VILLAGE WAS ONE OF

AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES IN THE TERRITORY. AFTER WALKING THROUGH

VILLAGE AND TALKING TO SOME LOCAL RESIDENTS, THE PARTY WENT TO THE WU KING AND BUTTERFLY ESTATES.

THE

ACCOMPANIED BY SENIOR HOUSING MANAGER, GOVERNOR AND LADY WILSON WERE BRIEFED ON THE ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE IN THE ESTATES.

TO THE ROOF

MR ANTHONY

THE HUI, BROAD RANGE OF SOCIAL

OF WU BOON HOUSE TO HAVE A

AND TYPHOON SHELTER

ADJACENT

OF

THEY THEN WENT PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE CASTLE PEAK BAY

THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENTS. DEPARTMENT, MR RONALD CROSS, BRIEFED SIR LAND MATTERS AND POLLUTION CONTROL ISSUES.

AND THE BUILDINGS

LANDS DAVID AND LADY WILSON ON

AND MARKET, THE ON THE WAY TO THE ESTATE'S COMMERCIAL CENTRE

AND OFFICE

A MUTUAL GOVERNOR DROPPED IN AT A DB MEMBER'S WARD

AID AND THE COMMITTEE OFFICE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT COMMUNITY-BUILDING WORK FUNCTION OF THESE OFFICES.

THE GOVERNOR ABOUT AT THE PUI TO ROAD BRIDGE, MR SIU TOLD RECENT EXERCISE TO ABATE INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION OF THE TUEN MUN NULLAH.

A

COMMUNITY AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE YAN OI TONG, THE LARGEST

WILSON WERE MET BY THE CENTRE IN THE DISTRICT, SIR DAVID AND LADY

CHI-CHUNG, AND CHAIRMAN, MR WONG SHUE; THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MR LO THE OTHER DIRECTORS. THE TONG IS

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES.

A

MULTI-SERVICE

CENTRE,

THE

DURING THE TOUR OF THE TONG'S FACILITIES, WHICH INCLUDED GAMES HALL, LIBRARY, ELDERLY CENTRE AND NURSERY, THE GOVERNOR TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK WITH LOCAL RESIDENTS.

WILSON ATTENDED

AND

AT THE END OF THE TOUR, THE GOVERNOR AND LADY A TEA RECEPTION IN THE DANCE STUDIO AND MET DB MEMBERS, COMMUNITY RURAL PERSONALITIES AND THE TONG'S DIRECTORS,

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