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SHAM FAK-YING (
沈伯英
M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Sham is the oldest serving member of the Hong Kong Fire Brigade.
He has dedicated his time and energy to the advancemont of the Brigade, and,
by his example, has fired the enthusiasm of members in a tradition of service.
MISS SHỌN TAX-HING ( 15 #
- M.B.E. (Civil)
Miss Shin Tak-hing has a record of forty years' devoted service to
the Y.W.C.A. in Hong Kong and in China. She has also served on the
committees of a variety of other organisations engaged in social work, and
was called upon to join the Energency Relief Committee which was set up to
look after refugees before the second World War,
MR. WONG WAI-TSOI(黄偉才
) - H.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Wong has served loyally and efficiently in the Hong Kong Fire
Brigade as Divisional Officer for seven years. He has gained the Diploma
of the Institute of Fire Engineers and has a specialised knowledge of the
work of the Inspection Division of the Brigade, having made a great
contribution to the improvement of public safety measures in Hong Kong,
particularly in relation to new buildings. He has always interested
himself in the welfare of members of the Brigade and has done much to foster
and develop the confidence which the public now has in its Fire Brigade.
KT. HUI KI-PAK
許岐伯
BADGE OF HONOUR
During his terms of office at the Po Leung Kuk, as a member from
1955-56 and as Chairman from 1957-58 Mr. Hui was very energetic in the
steps he took to improve the Kuk's administration and to rearrange the
accommodation to allow for more inmates. Mr. Hui was also responsible
for raising the funds necessary to build a now stores building and staff
quarters.
MR. W.J. GORMAN
GEORGE MEDAL
Mr. Gorman has a long record of outstanding courage in fire-fighting
and life-saving. His name has become a household word in this respect in
ong Kong F. T. 0.