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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1988

BE OPEN

STUDY ROOMS WILL ALSO

AT 27 SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO SECONDARY STUDENTS ON WEEKDAYS BETWEEN 7 PM AND 10 PM.

TO

STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED

PRODUCE IDENTIFICATION PAPERS FOR ADMISSION TO A STUDY ROOM MANNED BY A SUPERVISOR.

SCHEME HAS

PROVED

POPULAR AMONG STUDENTS,

THE STUDY ROOM PARTICULARLY TOWARDS EXAMINATION PERIODS.

IT

IS

AN

ROOM STUDY

FACILITIES

EXTENSION OF THE NORMAL PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AT ABOUT 200 LOCATIONS.

THIS IS DONE UNDER THE

SERVICES

CO-ORDINATION OF THE URBAN

CITY AND NEW TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT, REGIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, ADMINISTRATION, SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT AND VOLUNTARY AGENCIES.

ADDRESSES OF THESE

STUDY ROOM CENTRES TOGETHER WITH THEIR OPENING HOURS ARE AVAILABLE AT INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS.

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DANCERS SHOW WINNING STYLE

* * * * *

WINNING TEAMS IN THE 17TH OPEN DANCE CONTEST DISPLAYED THEIR SKILLS AT THE CITY HALL CONCERT HALL THIS (MONDAY) EVENING.

DURING THE TWO-HOUR SHOW, THE APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE WAS ENTERTAINED BY A VARIETY OF DANCING, INCLUDING WESTERN, ORIENTAL, CLASSICAL AND MODERN.

THE 14 WINNING TEAMS RECEIVED THEIR PRIZES

IN A CEREMONY HELD

PART BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE. ALTOGETHER, 107 TEAMS HAD TAKEN TERRITORY-WIDE CONTEST.

IN

THE

THE GUEST SPEAKER AT THE PRIZE-PRESENTATION CEREMONY WAS THE DEPUTY REGIONAL, SECRETARY FOR HONG KONG AND KOWLOON, MR PAUL LEUNG.

HE SAID THE CONTEST HAD OFFERED AN OPPORTUNITY FOR DANCE ENTHUSIASTS TO SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES, AND HAD PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN PROMOTING A WIDER INTEREST IN DANCING.

1N

WORK

PREPARING THE CONTEST WAS COMMUNITY-INVOLVEMENT ACTIVITY, MR LEUNG ADDED.

IN

ITSELF

A

THE CONTEST WAS ORGANISED BY THE KWUN TONG DISTRICT OFFICE AND THE KWUN TONG DISTRICT CULTURE AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION, WITH TONG ASSISTANCE FROM THE URBAN COUNCIL AND SPONSORSHIP FROM THE KWUN ROTARY CLUB.

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