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SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1989

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PAVILION DONATED TO NORTH DISTRICT

A PAVILION ERECTED BY A NORTH DISTRICT BOARD MEMBER AS A COMMUNITY PROJECT TO SPREAD MATERNAL LOVE WAS OPENED TODAY (SATURDAY).

THE CHINESE-STYLE HEXAGONAL PAVILION, NAMED "CHUN FAI PAVILION", IS LOCATED AT THE NORTH DISTRICT TRAIL, WAH MEI SHAN, FANLING.

INITIATED AND FUNDED BY A NORTH DISTRICT BOARD MEMBER, MR KO KIM-CHING, THE $180,000 PROJECT WAS SUPERVISED BY THE WORKS SECTION OF THE NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE.

THE PAVILION

PROVIDES A REST PLACE AND RAIN MORNING WALKERS AND PICNICKERS IN FANLING.

SHELTER FOR

THE NORTH

OFFICIATING WITH MR KO AT THE OPENING CEREMONY WERE DISTRICT OFFICER, MR WILLIAM HUI; DISTRICT BOARD CHAIRMAN, MR RAYMOND PANG; AND DISTRICT LANDS OFFICER (NORTH), MR VICTOR CHAN.

FIGHT CRIME CARNIVAL ON LANTAU

MORE THAN 500 YOUNGSTERS FROM VARIOUS SOCIAL SERVICES GROUPS AND SCHOOLS IN THE ISLANDS DISTRICT THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING TOOK PART IN A COLOURFUL CARNIVAL WHICH HAD "FIGHT CRIME" AS ITS MAIN THEME.

THE CARNIVAL INCLUDED TAE KWAN DO DEMONSTRATIONS BY JUNIOR POLICE CALL MEMBERS, SINGING PERFORMANCES AND GAME STALLS.

IT WAS HELD AT THE NEW TERRITORIES HEUNG YEE KUK SOUTHERN DISTRICT SECONDARY SCHOOL IN MUI WO, LANTAU.

THE CARNIVAL FORMED PART OF THE ISLANDS DISTRICT FIGHT CRIME

CAMPAIGN.

OFFICIATING AT AN OPENING CEREMONY, THE ISLANDS DISTRICT OFFICER, MR JONATHAN NG, SAID HE HOPED THAT THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN THE CARNIVAL YOUNGSTERS WOULD UNDERSTAND MORE ABOUT FIGHTING CRIME.

FIGHTING CRIME WAS A CONTINUING TASK, MR NG SAID, AND HE WAS CONFIDENT THAT SUCCESS COULD BE ACHIEVED WITH SUPPORT FROM LOCAL ORGANISATIONS AND CLOSE CO-OPERATION BETWEEN RESIDENTS AND THE POLICE.

AT THE CEREMONY, MR NG PRESENTED PRIZES TO PARTICIPANTS LYRIC COMPETITION HELD EARLIER IN THE DISTRICT.

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