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He has been involved in many difficult emergency operational
tasks whilst in charge of the Rescue Unit in Kowloon, and during the
Vietnamese refugee influx was of great assistance in co-ordinating
the resources of volunteers and members of the permanent staff.
In more peaceful times he has assisted in organising
Community Chest Walks for a Million, Cheshire Home flag days and
other civic functions requiring the control of large crowds and the
marshalling of Government pageants and parades.
Mr Chan is due to retire from the service in 1980.
MBE (Member Order of the British Empire)
Mrs Irene CHENG TONG
Mrs Cheng has worked for 29 years in a number of departments
and in the Secretariat, serving at various times as Personal Secretary
to, inter alia, the Solicitor General, Commissioner of Inland
Revenue, Director of Public Works and Secretary for the Environment,
and her knowledge of Government procédure and practice is immense.
MBC (Member Order of the British Empire)
Dr CHING Yuen-kai, JP
Dr Ching served for nearly 20 years in the Education
Department of the Hong Kong Government in posts of increasing
responsibility, culminating in the position of Principal to the
Hong Kong Technical College. In 1972 he became Deputy Director of
the new Hong Kong Polytechnic.
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