time to the development and activities of the Department's very successful
staff welfare organisation.
MRS. CHAN FUNG-CHAU (CHAN MOK WING-CHUN) BADGE OF HONOUR
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Mrs. Chan is a most energetic social welfare worker who has devoted
much of her time in recent years to the Hong Kong Juvenile Care Centre, with
very rewarding results. Mrs. Chan has also played a leading part in the
affairs of women's organisations in Hong Kong.
MRS. VIOLET CHAN
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BADGE OF HONOUR
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Mrs. Chan is a sincere, warmhearted and indefatigable worker in a
wide field of social and educational work. She has always been a most
active member and supporter of causes sponsored by organisations of which
she is a member, and her qualities are widely recognised throughout the
community.
MR. CHEUNG YOK-LUEN
BADGE OF HONOUR
Mr. Cheung has devoted moh time to social work in the widest sense
and earned for himself the respect of the community. He has interested
himself particularly in the work of the Tung Wah Hospitals and the Five
Districts Welfare Association, and through his part in the Lung Köng
Association he has done much to create links of interest and goodwill
between Hong Kong citizens and colleagues overseas.
MR. TANG PAK-CHUEN
BADGE OF HONOUR
Mr. Tang has been Superintendent of the Five Districts Business
Association since the end of the war. He has enabled the Association to
raise substantial funds to maintain a school, a free maternity home and
clinic, and to carry out a wide range of welfare work for the community.
CORPORAL HODSMAN – BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL (Military)
Corporal Hodsman has worked with resourcefulness, intelligence and
integrity throughout his tour of duty. Through his efforts and tact there
has been a marked improvement in the health and welfare of the servicemen
stationed in Hong Kong.
MR. LAM