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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1989

THANKING MR TANG FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO MANY AREAS DEPARTMENT'S WORK, MR HALL SAID: "YOUR SERVICE HAS GAINED YOU WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS AMONG MARINE PROFESSIONALS COMMUNITY,"

OF THE RESPECT IN OUR

PROJECTS IN WHICH THE OUTGOING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR HAD PURSUED A CRUCIAL ROLE INCLUDED, APART FROM STARTING PCWA'S AND PLANNING PORT DEVELOPMENT, CLEARING UP AN OIL SPILL AT AP LEI CHAU IN 1974 AND

FIRST ROYAL CO-ORDINATING A MARINE PROGRAMME FOR THE

VISIT BY THE QUEEN TO HONG KONG IN 1975.

ALL THE MORE,

MR

INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS AND

TANG'S PARTICIPATION IN THE MANY CONFERENCE OVERSEAS, WHICH FORMED AN IMPRESSIVE PART OF HIS CAREER, "INDICATES THE HIGH RESPECT HE HAS SCORED IN THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AND MARINE WORLDS," MR HALL SAID.

WAN CHAI FESTIVAL OFFERS A VARIETY OF WEEKEND EVENTS

HELD IN

A NUMBER OF CULTURAL AND ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS WILL BE WAN CHAI THIS WEEKEND AS PART OF THE WAN CHAI FESTIVAL PROGRAMME.

THE FIRST EVENT IS AN EXHIBITION OF HISTORICAL PICTURES OF WAN FROM CHAI AND CHINESE FOLK ART SHOW AT HENNESSY CENTRE, CAUSEWAY BAY, 10 AM TO 7 PM DAILY, STARTING TOMORROW,

OF OLD PHOTOGRAPHS OF WAN CHAI, MOST

WHICH ARE PROVIDED BY COURTESY OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE, WILL BE ON DISPLAY,

ADDED AN

ATTRACTION WILL BE DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS TRADITIONAL CHINESE CRAFTS INCLUDING PAPER CRAFT, FRUIT SCULPTURE, FAN PAINTING, FLOUR FIGURINE-MAKING AND THREAD SPINNING.

THE EXHIBITION AND FOLK ART SHOW WILL MOVE TO TAI ON TUESDAY (OCTOBER 31), AND FROM THERE TO HOPEWELL CENTRE (NOVEMBER 3). ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION IS FREE.

YAU ARCADE ON FRIDAY

THE SECOND EVENT IS A "WAN CHAI TODAY" DRAWING COMPETITION AT THE HAPPY VALLEY SPORTS GROUND TOMORROW AFTERNOON

CHILDREN AGED

BETWEEN FOUR AND 12.

FOR

A "JOINT SCHOOL MUSIC NIGHT" WILL BEGIN AT 7.30 PM AT THE ST JAMES SETTLEMENT, STONE NULLAH LANE.

WILL BE PRESENTED BY STUDENTS

THE MAJORITY OF PERFORMANCES FROM SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT.

/THEY WILL