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SCMP Reporter

About 300 senior citizens enjoyed an outing to Ma On Shan, thanks to Wong Tai Sin Junior Police Call (JPC) members.

  The guests, along with 40 JPC members, spent a day at the Helping Hand Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre for the Elderly.

  They tried different outdoor sports and games, including lawn bowls, gateball and shooting.

  Activities like silk-screen printing, balloon-making and ribbon decorations were organised by instructors at the centre for those who preferred to stay indoors.

  After half a day of fun and games, the guests were seated at 50 tables where they enjoyed a hearty meal.

  They also took part in a lucky draw and walked away with some nice surprises.

  The visitors were then treated to what proved to be a favourite entertainment for many of them - a Chinese opera show - which drew loud cheers at the end.

  Every senior citizen was presented with a souvenir before they boarded the buses to head home.



Fun day out for old folks