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management has enabled her to handle difficult tenants and situations
very commendably.
She has been particularly valuable in helping to overcome
the problems caused by rapid expansion and her dedicated service
deserves recognition.
BEN (British Empire Medal)
Mr. CHAN Piu
Mr. CHAN Piu joined the Prison Service in 1948. He attended
a course on silk-screening in 1970 and the department was then able to
set up a silk-screening workshop which has grown in size and now manufactures
many items including all road traffic signs. The introduction of this
trade into prison industries has resulted in savings to Government
amounting to millions of dollars.
Mr. Chan was awarded the Colonial Prison Service Medal in May
1966, First Clasp to the iledal in May 1973 and Second Clasp to the Medal
in May 1978. He is due to retire from the service in January 1980.
BEM (British Empire Medal)
Mr. CHUNG Tung
He was
Mr. Chung was first appointed as a Coolie in 1936.
promoted to the office of Laboratory Attendant grade in 1949, regraded
as Office Attendant in 1958 and as Office Assistant in 1976. He is on
a final extension of service and is due for retirement on April 1, 1980.
He will have served in the Hong Kong Civil Service for over 43 years by
then, during which time he has proved himself to be loyal, obedient and
hardworking.
/BEN