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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1990

"WE MUST HELP EACH OTHER AND CO-OPERATE WITH THE POLICE SO AS TO MAKE THE DISTRICT ONE OF THE SAFEST PLACES IN THE TERRITORY," MR CHEUNG ADDED.

THIS YEAR'S SAI KUNG DISTICT FIGHT CRIME STAR, MISS LEE SEE-KEI, ALSO URGED RESIDENTS TO REPORT CRIMES AND TRIAD ACTIVITIES TO THE POLICE.

SHE SAID ALTHOUGH THE DISTRICT HAD A RELATIVELY LOW CRIME RATE, RESIDENTS SHOULD ALWAYS BE ON THE ALERT AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEIR BELONGINGS AND THEIR HOMES.

THE CARNIVAL PROVIDED STALL GAMES, POP SINGING, A MAGIC SHOW, LION DANCE, AND KUNG FU DEMONSTRATION.

PRIZES WERE PRESENTED TO WINNERS OF A FIGHT COMPETITION AND A DRAWING CONTEST, AS WELL AS COMPETITION FOR THE DFCC.

INCLUDED THE WONG

CRIME COLOURING A LOGO DESIGN

OTHER OFFICIATING GUESTS

ΤΑΙ SIN POLICE DISTRICT COMMANDER, MR PAANG KUI-SAN; SAI KUNG DISTRICT BOARD CHAIRMAN, MR WILLIAM WAN; AND SAI KUNG DISTRICT OFFICER, MR FREDERICK TONG.

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STUDENTS TO SHOW THEIR DANCE TALENTS

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ABOUT 3,900 STUDENTS FROM 240 SCHOOLS WILL COMPETE IN THE SCHOOLS DANCE FESTIVAL TO BE HELD FROM JANUARY 7 TO 18.

27TH

THE ANNUAL EVENT IS 'JOINTLY PRESENTED BY THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AND THE HONG KONG SCHOOLS SPORTS COUNCIL.

THE SCHOOLS HAVE ENTERED 362 TEAMS то PERFORM IN WESTERN FOLK/NATIONAL DANCE, CHINESE DANCE, ORIENTAL DANCE AND MODERN DANCE.

OF THESE TEAMS, 154 ARE FROM SECONDARY SCHOOLS, 191 FROM PRIMARY SCHOOLS AND 17 FROM SPECIAL SCHOOLS.

THE THREE SECONDARY AND THREE PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH THE HIGHEST TOTAL SCORES IN THEIR BEST FOUR DANCES WILL WIN THE OVERALL CHALLENGE AWARDS.

THE MOST PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL AWARD WILL GO TO A SECONDARY AND

PAST PRIMARY SCHOOL, BASED ON THEIR

AND CURRENT PARTICIPATION RESULTS, AND THE EFFORT OF THE SCHOOL IN THE PROMOTION OF DANCE.

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AND

SCHOOLS WINNING HONOURS OR HIGHLY COMMENDED WILL BE INVITED TO PERFORM AT THE WINNERS PERFORMANCES AND PRIZE PRESENTATION CEREMONY THE SHA AT THE HONG KONG CULTURAL CENTRE FROM MARCH 14 TO 18, AND AT TIN TOWN HALL FROM APRIL 5 TO 7.

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