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The rules:
Decorate the Easter Bunny and his egg. You can use pencil, crayons, paint, glitter - anything you like. The more imaginative, the better. 
The competition will be judged in two categories - 
 11 years and under, and 12-18 years old. 
 SCMP staff members and their families cannot enter.
 To enter:
 Send your entry, with your name, age, school and contact details filled in on the form to: 
 Easter Competition
 Young Post
 4/F Morning Post Centre
 22 Dai Fat Street, Tai Po Industrial Estate, NT  
 Deadline:
 The deadline for the entries is Wednesday, April 20, 5pm. The winning entries will be published in SYP next Sunday. Entries must be on this page - no photocopies.  
 Prizes for both categories:
 1st Cafe Too dinner buffet for four
 2nd Cafe Too tea buffet for four
 3rd Lobby Lounge afternoon tea for four 
 Prizes are sponsored by the Island Shangri-La
Your details
 Name:  
 Age:  
 School: 
 Home address: 
 Phone number:



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