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hardworking, conscientious and reliable, and held in high regard by the
numerous officers with whom he has worked over the years.
B.E.M.
(British Empire Medal)
Mr. MAK Pui
Throughout his career Mr. Mak has demonstrated an unswerving
loyalty and devotion to his job as a Goverment driver. He is very reliable
and efficient in his work, and during his 20 years of driving has not once
been involved in a road accident. Mr. Mak has the special gift of even-
tempered cheerfulness, and has been a constant source of encouragement
to his colleagues.
B.E.M.
(British Empire Medal)
Mr. MAN Chek-wan
Mr. Man joined as an Office Coolie in the Home Affairs Department
in 1946. He was transferred to the Labour Department as a driver on
1st February 1947 and has since been working in the Industry Division.
Throughout his 31 years service with the department Mr. Man proved to be
a loyal and dedicated officer whose performance and behaviour have always
been exemplary.
B.E.M.
(British Empire Medal)
Mr. POON Lai-chiu
Mr. Poon Lai-chiu joined the General Clerical Service in 1953
and was posted to the Prisons Department. He played an important part
in the setting up of the administration in Chi Ma Wan Prison when it was
opened in September 1966. Despite the lack of proper and adequate staff
accommodation and sea transport, he remained at Chi Ma Wan for over four years.
He has also played a very active role in the Prisons Department Sports
Association.
He was awarded the Colonial Prison Service Medal in April 1971.
/B.E.M.