THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1976
+WITHOUT BLOOD, PATIENTS CANNOT SURVIVE BAD ACCIDENTS, COMPLICATED SURGICAL OPERATIONS, OR RARE BLOOD DISEASES SUCH AS HAEMOPHILIA (WHICH FEATURED SO PROMINENTLY IN OUR NEWS LAST MONTH WHEN ONE OF YOUR SCHOOL FELLOWS REQUIRED THE SPECIAL CLOTTING FACTOR FROM MORE THAN 100 DONORS). THE VAST QUANTITIES OF BLOOD REQUIRED CANNOT BE MADE AVAILABLE NOR CAN THE ROUTINE DAILY WORK OF OUR HOSPITALS GO FORWARD UNLESS MORE MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC REGULARLY SUPPORT THE RED CROSS IN ITS BLOOD DONATION CAMPAIGN.
+ URGE THOSE OF YOU HERE TODAY TO CONTINUE TO SET A FINE EXAMPLE AND AS COMMITTED DONORS, TO TRY TO PERSUADE OTHERS TO FOLLOW YOUR LEAD SO THAT THE SUPPLY OF BLOOD INCREASES STEADILY.
+IT NOW GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE TO PRESENT THE JEAN CASSELS' TROPHY TO THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE TANG KING PO SCHOOL, HONG KONG,+
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO GIVE PRESS CONFERENCE
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NOTE TO EDITORS:
THE TWO VISITING MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, MR. KENNETH BAKER AND MR. NORMAN LAMONT, WILL GIVE A PRESS CONFERENCE IN THE G.I.S. THEATRE ON THE FIFTH FLOOR OF BEACONSFIELD HOUSE TOMORROW (FRIDAY) AT 4.30 P.M.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEND A REPORTER AND/OR PHOTOGRAPHER TO COVER THE CONFERENCE. TELEVISION CREWS ARE ADVISED TO ARRIVE EARLY SO THAT THEY WILL HAVE AMPLE TIME TO SET UP THEIR EQUIPMENT.
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