1958-06-21 — Page 11

THE CHINA MAIL,

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SATURDAY, JUNE

1958.

ABOVE: A scene from the play "The Scholar and the Mald," presented by the nursing and general staff of the Grantham Training Hos- pital on the institution's first anniversary recently.

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RIGHT: Mr Wilson T, S. Wong of the Hongkong Jaycees lays the foundation stone of Peng Chau Island's first health clinic which is

being built by the Jaycees and the Islanders' Resident Association.

BELOW: Some of the 61 guests who went on Cathay Pacific Airways' courtesy flight around Hongkong, an Monday when the airline in- DC-68 troduced its aircraft with a champagno and caviar airborne party, Flight stowardess June Rodrigues (back to camera) is seen serving a passenger.

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ABOVE: Professor F. S. Drake (second from left) cuts the

ribbon at the openings of the Seal Exhibition at the Hongkong Arts and Literature Centre, Man Yos Build- ing, on Monday. Chinese seals by Hongkong and Macao artists

were put on display.

BELOW: The dragon's head on the bows of one of the boats that will take part in the annual Dragon Festival

at Aberdeen this morning. Special "life-giving" core- monies were held earlier this week when Taoist priests dabbed blood from freshly-killed roosters on the dragon hoods.

THE Ladies' Recication Club held a children's

swimming gala at the Club's pool last Saturday, Splashing away merrily during one of the oventi

are some of the compet!- -

tore (above), Mr G. P. Norton is seen at left pre- senting a prize to one of the winners..

BELOW: Three boys of the Printing Section of the St

James' Settlement run the presses during the opening

of the exhibition of the

Settlement's activities which was opened at St

John's Cathedral Hall on

Tuesday,

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